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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25
Brokers Wear Binders.

''Bv order of the house committee, the
wsssail bowl will flow at p. m. This
ancient and honorable custom is now
observed with decorum."
This bulletin Is self explanator
Wall street brokers arc proverbially
generous In good times. There is no eH~
cuse for hilarity this year. Brokers are
credited AS never seeing things they
are. Dealing In futures. they wear
binders, all the better for seeing ahead.
Remembering this chara acteristic, they
are. In the main. optimistic regarding the
stock market for the coming year.
Many new Issues have been added dur
ing the past twelve months and there are
now about 500 different stocks to be
traded in. Business may be dull and
tine public Indifferent to speculation at
the moment. Securities do not disappear
permanently. nor are they consumed.
Business will improvc--so they argue
and forgetting the pinch OF hard times
they look with confidence for a better
year and better markets during tho COM
ing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25
VIII Increase Wages.

An important announcement waz made
after the close that, at a meeting of the
subsidiary companies OF the steel COR
poration held THURSDAY. II was unani-
nously voted that In the near future ad-
iustmert OF the wage scale would result
in material advances to common labor.
The exact amount and date OF increase
will be announced In a few days.
This Is q. decidedly important piece OF
news in view of the agitation that has
been started by the wage-earners against
this corporation.
Call loans were renewed at per cent
and the rate afterward advanced to S per
cent. easing of toward the close to 5 per
cent. No change WAS made In the divi-
dend rate of Anaconda This was In
keeping with the decided falling of OF
GALES in the copper trade.
Bethlehem Steel advanced sharply In
spite OF the pcssimistic statements issued
by President Scbvab regarding the fu-
ture OF the steel trade.
Floor traders may be blue and discour
aged. pessimistic and bearsh. but after
all they are quite human. and the Christ
mas spirit was In evidence at the lunch
con CLUB of the exchange where many Of
the traders conCreSated about noon
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stoekholdess OF the Con-
held at the office or said company: 600
Mccormick block. Salt Lake city; Utah. on
o%I o'clock i' a. m m for the following pur-
/. To consider and take action upon
article OF the articles or Incorporation
OF said company, which reads as follows:
"The officers OF this corporation shall
81. A board OF twenty-five (25) dirsc-
tors, seven I'd of whom shall constitute
a quorum"
shall read as follows:
'The officers OF this corporation shall
~. A board of nfteen Q5, directors.
seven % OF whom shall constitute a
2. For the purpose of considering ard
taking action upon the question OF ameBd-
ing article NJ. OF the articles OF tncor-
poration OF said company go that the
ssme when and as amended snail read as
follows:
Immediately artcr the election Of, Of
fcers 10 DO held In January. iylS. there
class 10 consist Of hvo (s) members. The
first class shall hold office for the term
Of one. year the second class snail ga nT.o ,s
third class shall hold office FOR the term
Of three years. and compenclng with the
year 1914 all directors elected shall hold
office for the term OF three years"
3. For the purpose OF electing qlrectoIo
to fli any and oil vacancies existing In
the board OF directors;
e. To elect a president. vice pres!-
dent. 4 secretary and treasurer Tor the
ensuing year
5. For the purpose of considering. and
taking action upon the question or re-
peailng. changing. modifying and amend
ing the bylaws OF this corporation.
g. To transact such other business az
may legelly como before tho mssting
JOHN pTRN.
President Continental Life Insurance l.
w. V. RICE.
Secretary Continental Life Insurance &
Investment Company
CSea]) mloof
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ASSESSMENT NO. 3.

Hider Nevada Copper company. PrIn-
cipal place OF business. Salt Lake City,
Utah. Location Of mines. Lander county,
Nevada
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
Ing OF the board OF directors OF the
Hider Nevada Copper company, held on
the 10th day OF November, 1872 assess-
ment No. OF one-half az cent per
share was levied upon the capital stock
OF the corporation. Issued and outstand-
Ing, payable Immediately TO the secre~
tary al his office. care OF McCornick g.
Co.'s bank, corner First South and Main
street, Salt Lake City. Utah.
Amy stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Friday. the goth
day OF December, 1912, will be delinquent
and ADVERTISED for sale at public auction.
and unless payment is made before. will
DO sold on Saturday. the 11th day of
January, 1918. at o'clock d. m. at the
secretary's office, to pay the delinquent
assessment thereon, together with the
costs OF advertising and expense OF sale.
JNO. j. MORRIS. Secretary
First publication November 90. 1912
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Chicago Produce.

CHICAGO. Dec. 24.-Butter-Easy.
Creameries. 3i@G5c.
Eggs-Firm: receipts. 1851 cases; fresh
frsts. CSC.
Cheesc-Firm Daisies. 1s2m17c: twins.
16i@l6ic; young Americas, 1e2@ljc; long
horns, 162@1Tc.
Potatoes-Firm: receipts. 25 cars;
Michigan and Minnesota, 4534Sc; Wis-
cousin 43846c.
PouItry-Steady; turkeys. alive, lie;
dressed, 19io; chickens. alive. 11lc;
springs, alive. 113c.
Veal-Steady. 99l4c.
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New Corporation,

sn Real Estate g. Investment
trce Utah. capital stock. S25. =
Sls 80 each; r. II. Mcdonald,
:. ana manager: ]. NJ. Wnltmore,
r,.sdent; George e. Nelms. sccre-
pnSoe Park Irrigation company,
usa cschc county: capital stock.
W. shares at $50 each and 1900
IN. - each. j. w. n. Hurrcn.
~ @ n9lace Hancey, secretary and
n ss0nsetyatory OF Music. amend
~ A. sMVcles Of Incorporation in
(sss ns capital stock from SIS. 900
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NEW YORK, Dec. 24--Money on call
hrm. 5GS per cent; ruling rate. 6 per
cent: closing bid, 90: offered at 6.
Time loans weaker. sixty days. s per
cent: ninety days, 52q6: six months. o.
@5i.
Close;
Prime mercantile paper. per cent,
Sterling exchange easy with actual
husinegs in bankers bills at s4.S1.3S for
sixty-day bills. and at $4.s5,So for de-
mand. ar,
Bar silver. S23o.
Mexican dollars. d9c.
government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds. irregular
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Real Estate Transfers,

Thomas J. Rowden and wife 10
Harry L. lJowdcn, part 3, block, an,
2i, plat 49,. ,......,..,..:,;:...S loo
Elmer Howell to Mary j.. Stirling,
part s, block G3. plat C,-...,,- Loo
Theodore Mexican and wife TO
Theodore H. Mexican. part =
block 100, plat A..,.....,.,-.,. lo'o'
Jesse G. Thomas 10 Glen X. Botn- -,
well. part /. block II. plat E.. l'o'
Dorothy NJ Norris to Elizabeth l..
TIT part 0. block ~. plat A. iot
Dennis Sulliv3n to Mary McCabe,
part 3s and Z, block D. plat East .,
Mary McCabc to Dennis sullivan:
part 81 all Se, block D, plat East .,
Park .,..,.....".,.,.. .,,s..,,s l'o'
Louisa r. FaTnsworth TO Tying Inv. 90 =,
Co.. part .. block 02, plat D.. Io'o'
Kirnball G. Richards. TO kirnball 4
Richards Sec. Co, lots p. block >.
Highland Park. plat "C...,,.. lo-o'
ADdrsw y. Humphrics 10 Herman
Il. Clark, lots 8, & S, Q, sunny ,oy a,
side Add 80, ...',.;,...'. a.o'o
Edward u, Swan TO Grant w,
Levan. part Q. block Ss, plat = 1oW
Edward l. Swan 10 Thomas l..
Levan, part g. block %. plat A., 100
Martha X Warner TO Lucille j.
Dnwoodey. part I. block ls2' plat n
William II. Gerard and wife TO
Leroy Phillips. part 10. block 5S' - r.
nlat a . = '-- AF'N
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Salt Lake Statistics
Births.


Charles W. Bishop, 4Sl North Second
West F., boy,
Harrison Sperry. 1855 Third East; boy.
Vandean Hendrickson. 1872 Park
avenue. boy.
Ephraim L. Twitchel, 1859 South Second
West, girl
John H. Holder. S7s North Fifth West.
girl. -,
Frank r. Ballard, 1874 Goltz Sc, girl
Geo. c. Lambert, Jr., 81 Fifth East
boy,
Herman Martin. 81 Rosella. girl.
Morris Grant Van Auken, 5T East
Sixth South. girl, boy,
Erick Adolph Johnson, Io6 South state,
boz.
II. Wallace Boden. 1927 Windsor avenue
boy,
Alfonzo Bruni, 569 West Fourth South.
girl.
Homer S. Thomas, Holy Cross hospital,
boy.
Edward J. Rhosdy Holy Cross hospital,
boy.
Andrew IT. Palmer. S21 Green, girls,
Clifford a. Sander, 1850 South Third
East, girl.
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E EPllsECUT|0|V
|II|NIV PARASITES S.
4 Board Of Medical Ex-
miners Makes Sensa-
tional Charges
ms FIGHTING FUND
/ i, Alleged to Be Flood
,wth Malefactors Pos
ing as BenefactorS,

,,,s IS flooded with ignorant
-, posins as benefactors ol
~,nkind. and that criminal oP-
~ Of trightfully common oc-
!. the declaration Of the state
a ], n,dIcsl examiners IN its oien-
"a fled With Governor spry yes
(. rsd asks for q state approprla-
: ttgs with which to prosecute
'.--jrals and human parasites al
n. 1acl; of funds with which 10
=, hss handicapped the board
Z lts past two years ana mas leSs-
- sSorls TO safeguard the public,
i,lired.
. rccrt, in part. is as follows;
3, msrd during the past two
Il A,s concentrated its efforts to-
4 r,csecuting these charlatsps
4 f:spressinC the criminal traffic
4 Iits. .
Z, ave succeeded In convicttng
n Inc most notorious criminals
~ stsle, who openly confessed
htng performed hundreds OF
- coerations. In order TO re-
4, NA licenses OF these two GRIM
= its board had TO eNpend for
Z, sso ss19. This money was paid
\ 4 tnds received from applicants
rEicsI licenses, leaving us with
,tsH of sao3.s7.
4 d Obvious that the board is
80 10 further prosecute Offend
4 rulrlt the medical laws. on ac-
=! 4 lack Of funds. We firmly be-
d lat Il sufficient funds we're
"a Al the disposal Of this board
It=s!ny e qualified agent to sys-
rltally follow up these persons
!, tsiy, disregard and violate tho
4 b ihe detrlment of the peoples
n Sc would soon be able 10 rid
srzts Of these human parasites.
n dissemination on the part cs
~ and district attorneys and
y otisals 10 properly enforce the
y whether ii be from pressure OF
fstsl or otherwise. makes IL nee
~ for the board TO employ spe-
nsnsel In order to obtain con-
"a.
n dsslre 10 emphasize this one
4 Gel the operation Of this board
y prosecution Of persons under
rhlSl act is entirely for the
rlalon Of the citizens Of the COM
l-szlh against unqualified and
EE7glOue persons who desire to
80 medicine and surgery with
Frp,r qualifications.
! rIts Of the facts stated above:
r1leal board, which has never
E:eyed an appropriation OF a.
" dollar, unanimously requests
glruprlation OF 3250o TO cover
y@h Of safeguarding the people
~ persistent defiers OF the law
z leat two years.
3 'f7ot shows that twenty-five Ii
b Practice medicine and surgery
'sn Issued by the board under the
Ealy agreement with other states
IA haze been granted by exam
ard nineteen under the law per-
= 10 obstetrics.
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COPPER IS DULL, BUT
PRICES STATIONARY
Red Metal Barely Maintains
It's Own in Markets of New
York and London.


NEW YORK, Dee. 9i.-Coppcr, dull:
sta ndard spot 10 March l7.o0@lI37: cleo
tro)ytic. 17sa@1TS7: lake. l7se1l7.S7:
castings, iT.25@l7.37
Iinr steady, spot to December, $1,000
5o.26; January. 50.oO@5O.c5; February,
49.s5@49.96.
Lead, duh. 4.20di3O.
Spelter, dull, 7.30mT,4O
Antimony, dun; cooksons, 1850
Iron, quiet and unchanged.
London-Copper, spot G75 lis cd; fu-
lures, Ell
London-Tin. s227; futures. e22s.
London-Lead, ELS 5s
London-Spelter, s26 los.
lron-Cleveland warrants, SIS Sd in
London. Local exchange sales, twenty
i've tons January tin and twenty five
tons February TIN.
Closing Stock List.
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New York Produce.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2a.--Flour dull.
Wheat epot steady; No, 9 red s1.os
nominal eleva tor and S1.o9 E. o. b. atloat
No. / northern Duluth. pa {, o. b. afloat,
Futures easier. Export sales Il loads.
Hides. duh
Petroleum, steady.
Hops. quiet.
Wool, quiet.
Raw sugar. steady; muscoyado so test,
s3.A2: centrifugal 90 test, $500. moiasses
sugar so test, s$.17; refined, steady.
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Coffee Futures Steady,

NEW YORK. Dec. 24.-~Coffee futures
closed with December at decline OF 3
points. while other positions were steady,
UNCHANGED to points nisher. Sales
February. 1880; March, l3I5c; April,
1850; May, 1401c; June. l4.o6c; July,
1A.11c: August, 141Sc; September October
and November. 1I.25c,
Spot quiet. No { Eio 14}c; No. T.
Santos Is l-Sc, Mild quiet; Cordova
l6iMlSC.
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO Dec. 24.-Cattle-Eeceipts
$500: market, steady to strong Beeves,
SO .659a, 90; Texas steers. 81 5015 so:
western steers. So 1907 90; stockers and
fseaeTs ss s5 salTss 90 &c 5s GS%s and heferS
Hogs-Eeceipts. 10000, market, steady
10 strong, Light, sc 95d7. 27l: mixed, sos
@7.5o; heavy s7@I.oo; rough. sT@7 .l5;
Sheep-Rcccpts. 10000; market. steady
to l0c up. Native. si@5. 80; western. s4.i5
@5 80; yearlings, So. 2o@6. 90. lambs. ma
tive, seas, so; western. sc. 30@S. so.
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And In accordance with law and an
order OF the board OF directors made on
the End day OF October, 1912. SO many
shares OF each parcel Of stock as may be
necessary will be sold at the principal
block. Salt Lake City. Utah. on the end
day of December. 1917. at o'clock
D. m. to pay the delinquent assessment:
together with the cost Of advertising and
F. r. HINTzE.
Secretary.
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Omaha.

SOUTH OMAHA, Dec 2A.-cattle-
Receipts, 10000; market ioc 10 lac higher,
helfera, sS.656s.s5: western steers. SIS 30
$3.50: TcXas steers, sisc6sos; cows and
helfers, s3.5od6.f0: Gamers, sa.0o6 4o5:
s4.;5mS.I6: bulls. stays, ETC., s4-Ao6i6. 40
Iioes-Rscelpts. $500; market strong
To &c higher, Heavy: 81 e0Gf;35; mixed
700: bulk OF sales, s7-I547,26.
Shesp-Receipts. 1900; market. loc 20
lSc higher YearIinEs. s5.5odS:5o: weth-
S1o0ISiO
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THE ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS
meeting of the Metal Extraction Co.
will be held AT the company's office, 81
Richards ST., Salt Lake City Utah. on
Tuesday. January H. 1913. at 10 u. IN.
Business to be considered: Election OF
officers, and consideration OF reports.
mo606 WM. SERVICE. Secy,
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Flax, Oats and Rye.

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 24.-Bran in 100
pound sacks, l9.00@19,5o.
Flour first patents, 4.o5@S.36; second
patents, 3901a15: first clears, 2.90 q
co. second clears. 2.1o@2,4o.
Flax, l.23sd24 is.
Barley, A2g60c.
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Deaths.

Dcccmb Der 90 1912. Jasper Tomac ST.
Marks hospital, l2 years. Hemorrh3ge
December 20. 1912 Richard Rogers, .s31
jefferson street. 81 years. Carcimon!a OF
stomach.
December 22, 1912. May Jackman. 2e5
December 22, 1912. Geo. S, FerrclI. Jr..
2o7 East Second South, months
Mn nrIHrnUa.
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Frank Knox, President.
J. a. Murray, Vice Pres.
J. c. Lynch. Vice Pres.
w, F. Earls, Cashier.
z. a. Culbertson. Asst. Cashier.
The National Bank of the
Republic

United States Depositary.
Sdplt6l ouV,UVo
Surplus and Undivided Profits. SOS, 900
A bank whose resources. equipment
and wide connections enable IL to ex-
tend the best possible service to every
corporation, broker. merchant and indi-
vidual -Four per cent interest paid on
time deposits
We are member of the Salt Lake
City Clearing House
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-25

AT a meeting of the directors OF the
IIider Nevada Copper company, held at
Mccormick & Co.'S bank on Wednesday.
OF delinquency for the payment OF as
sessmeut No, extended from De-
cember 20, 1919. TO Wednesday, the 26th
day Of February, 1913.
JNo. j, MORRIS. Secretary.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.
Effective May t9. 1912
QEPARI DAILY

Tar Baby Mining Company, prtnci.
pal place OF business 322 Atlas block.
Salt Lake City, Utah Notice-'rhere are
delinquent upon the following described
stock on account OF assessment No. 2.
levied on the End day of October. 1919.
the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders as
fnllnWSs
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CASH QUOTATIONS.

Cash quotations were as follows. Rye,
No. 2, 63063sc: barley, feed or mixing,
47@60c, fair to choice mailing. S0Q SIC;
timothy seed SS.oo@3.oo; clover seed,
si0.ooM1S.0o, mess pork, NT.00d11.25
lard Nn tIerces). sl0.22s; short ribs
Qoose), $9.12W9.S7S.
GRAIN STATISTICS.
Total clearance Of wheat and -four
were equal TO $4,000 bushels, Primary
receipts were ,4ol 900 bushels, compared
with 1922 900 bushels the corresponding
day q. year ago. The worlds visible sup
ply, as shown by Bradstreets. increased
2,Gl0000 bushels. Estimated receipts for
tomorrow. Wheat, 30 cars; corn, 100
cars, oats 257 cars; hogs. $4,000 head,
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lea t,,. t,,eesst Tor Salt Lake City
b; fs,,wv fsw or Utah Unsettled Wed.
6s.InuhSte weather data at salt Lake
y SMsnn,psEatnrc today was 81 de.
|r l,sr.sss l,r,s0, IN this month since 1874
(k; ;ises iege lowest last night was 90
sasest ssSest this month since isf5
~, fs'ees ~ N below zero; mean tenn
q, y n Today was 2S degrees: nor.
I5iI,S". degrees; accumulated defi-
N, ,s scol Inc first OF the month is IS
~ i.esstnnnulsted I. snn deficiency since
b, humidity st G a IN. today
lsay SUa.' Wa relative humidity az G
Ia pss,ni,ls ME- % per cent.
/. niisrp for the twcnty-four
Z noss,hs a. . P. m. was none: total
tatsd 40 20 date is CT OF an inch:
y II ~ taeiiciency for this noonib ot % ~
lisusSsl, 81 an Inch; total pPecipits c'Ist tIoH 20
ais TO date is ia. .0s inebest
Aa Acess since January / is
Dsss.n1h,sr. I, .'s? g a; m, ard sets at sos
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New York Bonds.

y ref IS reg. ,100S japan iss ,..... 99a
T. Is reg. .102b Lake S Is 1851, 92!
do coupon :. .102s L & n uni 4s.,. %.
IT * As reg ,liSs NJ Is 6, r LIST As. 81
do coupon ,ll3s DO gen 44s. s63
Panama IS coup. 10l2 Mo PScihc fs... 80
Ailis-C lst 5s,.. 6it do conv os... -
Am Agri 5s. lglt - X or Nj 43s; ssi
Am T&T CIV 5s. 1927 9 gen S.s. SO
Amor Tob es.. ,ll9 90 deb rs, 20}
Armour g. Co 3ss 90S NJ MECH 3es 10
htchlsop gen as. 9s2 d. w lst fs, 9hl
DO cv Is 1860 l03 do eS IS. .,s.lllA
do CIV 5s..,...l05 Nor Paclnc 1s..s 9s
Ati C l. LIST 4s.- 9ts NOT Pacino SS... ess
p & Ohio a. 9!i y , l. rtdg IS: q
" S, Ohio 35s.- 9ls Pa CIV S23 1910 seS
Brook Tr cy As, 9l5 90 CON rs >l0d
Cent Of Ga rs. .l0L ke3oins as, g62
cent Leather 5s. N33 st L&S Is AZ ~.
c &. Ohio 4ss.,- asS DO gen os',',. ~
do Conv as. 929 81 L W con as NV
Chi g. Alton @ls. % Sea6 n l. adl os ~
G $50 joint As. eSi So Pac col 49," olS
do gen 4s. nod 90 cV IS. 80. ~!
G MSSt r AIS. .lQo3 DO lst rel as POI
= r iSp col As. e5s So Railway 6s. .lo55
d. rfc d., ses do gen is. 17e
rSS &, oxt AS. sst Union Pacific Is. 9Ss
S,oJ &. III cv As. 9T do CIV 4s. oct
Iei - {, ref IS, o2s do LIST and ss 95s
D,s,iijers 5y =. eSt u S Rubber IS i0e !
,Cr1e nv lien d.. s6S u Steel End So. 1905
C,hio Cho gan IS. IA Va Car Ch SIS. 9Il
AZ ~ is ser 3. 10 wab lst & c ds, est
,u - Nist ref AZ. 05a Western Md Us. 81
y, ~ err Met 4ss. so West t.lec cv 5s o3a
iinntcr Nero NJ 5as SO wis Central 5s,, 9os
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NOTICE,

This is to certify that the Boston cafe,
9iS South State street, has changed
hands All debts or settlements must be
made by December o6, 1917 m2Si7
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st. Louis Wool,

CIR LOUIS. Dec. e5.-Wool stes dy.
,,sdium grades coubing and clothing
SssmpeGc, light fine. l9@21c. heavy fine,
isGS1Sc. tub-wasiled. 27@36c.
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Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. Dec o4.-The cotton
market closed quiet, net unchanged to
six points higher. $500
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Eyaporated Fruits

NEW YORK. Dec, st-Evaporated
.pples QUIET Pruncs, apricots, peaches
and raisns dun.
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New York Money.

Total sales for the day. 10. 900 shores.
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FORECAST.

ps ,'v'eeast for Salt Lake City
81; fsawe fnw OF Utah; Unsettled Wed.
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Anlalgamated Cot

Sales. II. L. else
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-29
W0MAN'S CLUB
HEAR ADDRESS
BY Mrs. Annie Mackay--
Red Cross lamp

Miss Annie MacKay, director OF
the Visiting Nurses Association of
Newark, spoke on Visiting Nurses"
in an interesting manner before the
Woman's Club yesterday. She told
of experience and of the benefit of
such work to any city, particularly
to such a growing and Industrious
city as ours. She was asked ques-
ton on the subject. Visiting nurses
do well, although they cost money,
no doubt, Just as do u Fairgrounds,
day nursery and public schools. The
results are not in money, but in
moral benefits.
Red Cross stamps will be on sale
this year as usual under the patron
age of the Woman's Club to aid the
cause of fighting tuberculosis. An
effort will be made to establish a rec
ord sale. The work is beneficial in
two ways: That actual money is re-
ceived for the cause and that the
stamps spread the news of the bat
tie.
The next meeting of the Woman's
Club will be held November 4 in the
Presbyterian church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-29
DEPENDS UPON
PLAIN PEOPLE
2DecidI bu United Press Wire.

Special By United Press Wire.
Washington, Oct. 29:-"The great
reserve boss for plain, practical, COM
mon sense of the American people is
asserting itself and that means vic
tory for the Republican ticket on
November S." such was the conf
dence voiced today by President TAFT
in a letter to Fred A. DER, of Gill;
cinnati. "Does it not strike you as
supremacy ridiculous" the President
asked, "for Governor Wilson to
vaguely intimate that he would make
a gentle reduction of tariff so that
business would not be injured when,
if l had not voiced the Democratic
house tariff bills, we would now be
facing a panic?"
"These facts are realized by the
third party and still they are work
ing for nothing more than the cleo
ton of Wilson. 1t has come to me
that none of the third party leaders
believe they have the slightest chance
Of success and that they realize that
a vote for them can a vote for
the Democrats, but they r 30 filled
with hatred for the Republican party
that they are willing to bring dis
aster to the whole country simply to
crafty their revenge"