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The Detroit times., 1912-10-30
MARKETS AND FINANCE
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. oct 3O.--C'lose Liverpool
appears 10 nave no fear 80 the closing
of the pardanelles for prices continue
10 decline over there. although the war
appears 10 bc raging as actively az
ever The Liverpool slump WAS re-
hectcd ia an easier tone on this side.
The feeling of btarishness In wheat
IL steadily incrcasinS. The bdy'nS SIDE
is not popular Tor several good reasons,
SndAI only bulliSh influence, the Tor
eign war. is losing its power every DAY.
Dealers see that the present Contendcrs
may light indefinitely without serious
~ enertlng the price az wheat a. lohs
as others are not drawn In, Europt
can grt all tile wheat needed " trai-
nc through the Dardanelles Is not m
terrupted and at-Prrsent there IS notn,
ing 10 Indicate that the pussTSr Wit
be closed Russia is Offering wheat
freely and so is Canada and taerc y no
reason why Liverpool prices should not
decline.
on this side demand for cash wheat
Is slow ard stocks are pilins mp
Weather in the northwest Is not quite
50 good as IL was. hut receipts are
large. Minneapolis millers are good
buyers OF the finest grade and are set
ting all they want Bears are eau
tious fearing some sudden chanEt IN
the European political SITUATION
Otherwise everything appears bearlsh
II was weak market FOR wheat ana
the close was at a decline OF / a = g.
Corn advanced / isc ana oats were
unchanged October beans advanced DC,
Wheat quotations. Cash No. red,
$I09ia December opened with loss
of &c at SIZE and declined 10 81 Il;
May opened at Sll6i4 and declined 10
Sl15i4 No white. $l.0Si2 Coars ?
grain quotations Corn. cash Ne. 3
6Siac; No yellow. 81 iec: No , yellow
cars al 66c oats Standard, 80 l.
No white cars at 35ig No :
white. cars at 33i2 ! at 33Aac, al
SSisc sample. I car az sic Rye Cash
No. , &c Be0ns. October shipment
$255. Immediate. &e45. prompt ship
ment S235 November. So peccn-
her S215 Cloyersetd Prime peccni-
ber 81: sample so bags AZ SlQ, 20
at 1915. 40 AZ $3.50: prime alstke. Sl3;
sample alsike. IS bags AZ sl2 at sll,
: AT $3.50
Receipts IN the Detroit market w ed :
nesday included 500 bbls OF -four. s
ears OF corn "a OF oats and OF rye,
Withdrawals were i200 bbls OF Hour,
8 600 BIZ OF corn and ! 500 hu or oats
stocks are 275ls2 bu OF wheat. 100. +yS
bu OF corn. ss,565 bu OF oats and 1850
bu OF rye.
Primary wheat receipts were 2.+47.-
900 bu against 1.077 600 bu year ago.
Exports 81 wheat and four Wednes-
dav. 10 900 bu
Northwestern wheat receipts: Min
neapolis 355 cars. against 42S year
ago: Duluth Cos cars against 239
winnipeg, 1875 cars against l,Ols a
year ago.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30

The following Hrms are priv
legged Co execute orders on the
Detroit stock Exchange: Bumpus e.
-cA-- CARLYLE povah. Matthew
Finn. Lewis - Gorton. w a.
Hamlin e Co Richard Irwin A co
W. T.. Moss & Co., ". Nollo- 6
co. w j. Reilly 4 20. sea-
aad GEORGE n -wrut & Co
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30
MARINE
Rable. Mu.t be Counted.

selmen has just been gwen by the
United states department OF commerce
and labor, to the effect that babies arc
70 be included as passengers in enum-
Grating the limit OF capacity OF the
passenger vessels This ruling Was
given on an appeal OF Capt, Hunt OF
the steamer Dove. operating out OF
Tacoma on the Pacific coast VINO wa
fined by the customs authorities ioT
having carried more passengers than
the law allowed his boat. In MS ue
Tense. he said that he didn't count
number OF babies In arms.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30
CHICAGO pRonIcE.

CHICAGO. oct 3O.-Butter. Extras
2Ar,- firsts. CSC; dairy extras. &c. frsrs.
Csc Eggs. Prime hrsts, 2fc, nrsts.
2iC Cheese. skins. 17i M17tkc:
young Americas 17s, Potatoes 39A
fac Live poultry Fowls l2c ducks.
ITO lie. geese, lEhc.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30
BUSINESS MEN

Is II feasible for business men TO buy
stocks? IL so. what methods should
they follow In order to be successful?
booklet by Roger w. Babson treats
Of this subject and Will be mailed gra-
It's Address Dept. D-s4. of the Babson
Statistical Organization. Engineering
Offces wellesley Hills. Mass Largest
orga niZation OF its class In the u. g.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30
NE,AA- AnRk Money MARi,I.r..

NEW YORK. oct 30-Money on cali.
5is per cent. time money. So, per cent
cent bar siiver--f.ondon, 2gc, demand
Sterling. S4SseA
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30
nnsroN COPPER MARkET-CIo...

Am. Zinc. S0a Alaska Gold Mines.
81. Ariz Coml, 7-l6. Arcadian. ga ::
Allouez. go Algoma. 3. Boston Ely.
lI-IG, Bsv state Gas. % Bohemia pa !.
Rufte A. SUP a. Butte a. Balkl Cop.
az. Cal. 4 Arlz.. 76, CAL n Hecla 64S;
-lAi-I.-..-44 L, Gl4pInr- Range DAILY
West. 3ia: Davis DAILY. pa East Butte,
IIs. First Natl. rs. FRANKLIN 10;
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30
PouItry FaneIer. Meet ronlrht

Poultry fanciers Will meet Wadaes-
day ct p. m. In the GriswoId House
% arrange for the entertainment OF
members Of the American Poultry as.
soctation, who hold their convention In
DetFeit next June.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30
LIVESTOCK
EAST BUFFALo-openInx.
Dunning Il stevens Live stock Repo

Dunning 4 stevens Live stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. Oct. 30
Cattle: Receipts. three ears, market,
opened steady, best 1850 TO l,5O0-lb
steers, ssgs So. good to prime 1900 TO
1.30O-lb steers. $S25QS.75. good 10
prime LOO 10 l,2OO-lb. steers, $3.50 5,
medium butcher steers, 1000 to l,lOJ
lbs, IS % Q67j, butcher steers, $50 10
1000 lbs. $3.50 n GAO light butcher
steers, s. 20 q 900; best fat cows. $4.25
u4.S5, light butcher cows, $3.5004i
trlmmers, $3.50 $40; best fat heifers
So 50Q7.25 medium butcher heifers
S5.25g SIS. light butcher heifers. S4.2J
n stock heifers, 81 q4.25. best feed
ing steers. dehorned. $6g650. common
feeding steers, $50 %, Light stockers,
;t25g4.60; prime export bulls teg
bologna bulls. $450a5. stock bulls,
y45Og5: best mixers and springers,
$50 q &c, common kind do. s25U4O.
Hogs Receipts go 20 cars; market ct
workers.. s7.5oG7.7j; pigs. ,6.75qE25.
Sheep and lambs: Receipts. Is cars;
market, steady, top lambs, S6t5p6s0,
yearlings. $jp5 IS wethers s4.5Op
AIS, ewes. S3.75g4lo.
Calves $50 1000.
EAST BUFFALO-CIosinE.
EAST BUFFALO, N-Ys-oet. 30
Cattle Receipts, ~ cars: market. slow
and steady, prime steers, $500 n9
butCher grades. s4qS. Calves: Receipts,
100 head. market, active. Gull TO choice,
S6e'1Os0 sheep and lambs: Receipts.
= .O0c head; market. active; choice
lambs, S690M7 Gull 70 fair S5u 600.
yearlings. S4G5.5O sheep, $2n4.1 ..
Hogs Receipts, 5000 head; heavies. 50
a. workers.. $40; pigs. $775d 80
mixed S7S0rS. heavy, $500
rouEhs s6d6.50. stays. se.25a 80
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO,
Oct 80 Hogs Receipts. $4,000 head
market. slow; mixed ana butchers. 81 30
IS good heavy, S1.Zvas 80: rough
heavy. t1d720 light. s. q7.1b; pigs.
t42545s5 cattle Receipts. lIOO0
head. market. steady. heeves 1910 n u ,
COWS and helfers, 81 700 725. stockers
and feeders. g425t7 so. Texans. $i.35n
Sos calves. SG5Gd so Sheep: Re-
ceipts- - 600 head market steady. ma.
tive. .s4Oa4.j0. western. $3.50 q 400,
lambs. s5ft1. western. S. 20a7
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. -. oct 80 Hogs Re
cepts. $500 head 50 lJc lower, med
inns and heaves $50 workers.. SISj
80, pgS. $6.t5Vs. cattle Receipts.
> cHrs slow ana steady. sheep and
lambs. Receipts. 10 ears; s6.1j top
calves Receipts 100 head, sl02j top
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30
BUTTER AND EGGS

Butter-Board prices are: Creamery.
extras. 3011ci hrsts. IS &C: dairy. i3c;
packing stock, 2lc per ID.
Eggs Current receipts, candled.
cases included. &c per doz. Receipts,
lb3 cases
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30
JoBBING PRICES.

Canned Goods-Apples. gals. $3.50:
baked beans, lib 5eg soc; Lima beans
standard. soc. Table beets. si.g5gI40:
Peas: Fancy. early June. $50: stand
ard, 81; soaked. 5oG7oc. salmon:
reds 90 'a Alaska pi h $40 $40 A To a.
toes. s1.40Ul.50: MarrowIat. Sis: early
June. 3i.26: sifted carly June. 3l4s per
aoL
Feed-.Iobbing prices In loo-lb. sacks:
Bran. s25; coarse middlings. ;2s; ins
mtdditngs, s9f. coarse moal-ana
cracked corr, f2s; corn and oat chop
So per ton.
FIour-Jobbing p7icAs: Best MichI-
gan patent, $500, straight $3.50; clear
81 80; pure rye. $40, spring patent
$3.50 per bbl In wooc.
Hardunre-Nails. 81 case; plain an
neaied wire. 81 per cwt: galvanized
ssiyanizea sheets % gags. $3.50; 20
tit axes, bronzed, $50 per doz.; poll
lshed, ~ per do2.; black sheets, % and
e gage; So So; rs gage. $3.50; % gage,
$3.50 % gage $40 per cwt: carriage
per cent on list: machine BOLTS, small,
7Og2le per cent on large. 65Qll2
per cent of list
OIIs-Raw linseed. 6Oc, boiled lin
sene. loRc; perfection. nc. Eocene.
lsc: Crown gasoline. lSc pc IAl:
turpentine, In barrel lots. 47c per. gal.
rroyisions-Mess pork. S21: family.
t24 q 20 clear backs, $224 20. hams. 10
Wl7c; briskets. l3ql4c; shoulders.
l41ac; picnic hams, lac. bacon, 1SH 2Oc;
lard, in tierces. l3kc; kettle rendered.
1iLc per 10.
sugars-Corrected daily by W. ii.
Edgar & Sons: Crystal dominoes. 2-lb..
ss.s5; 5-lb. sS06; Eagle Tablets $5.S5
cut loaf $685.; cubes. $3.50; xxx
powdered $3.50: standard powdered.
ID sd fra 4 u
granulated fine in bulk. s5.35: 26-lb.
cottons. $40; crystal domino. granu-
lated in 2-lh and j-lb. cartons, s.. 5;
do In half cases. 50 So diamond a. s5t5;
confectioners a, $3.50; No. 4. 1928: No.
5. IS 20. No. s, s5.l5 No. $40; No. 8.
g. C5 No. .. IS: No. TO- $4.95, No. 4.
$500 No. IL. s4S5, No. lS, $3.50: No.
IL s4.S0 No 10 $3.50, non cakins
mixture. s625: beet graduated. 50 20
per 100 lbs: household powdered. lib
cartons as 70 case 81 so per case.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30
CHICAGO GRAIN-openinS.

CHICAGO. oct 30---Wheat Deem
Der down Ac May down &c. Corn:
f5rrrirrtvF- nd Ma down Il e--9ats- De-
Cen!ber ana May unchanged. Pro-
visions steady,
Noon--Wheat: December and Man
down Sc corn December down nc.
Moy down lsc. oats December down
isc May down nc.
Close-W heat: December down q C..
May down u Corn: December down
lac. May down &c. oats: December
down isc May down l4c Provisions
higher.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30

you give m
on which being orsani.eS Detroit
Il not a
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30

NEW YORK, Oct. 30.--The stock
market opened strong and there was
considerable excitement during the
first Is minutes or trading.
III q. m.-Realizing caused moder.
ate reactions at the end OF the hrst
hour. Governments unchanged. other
bonds strong.
Noon-Sharp declines were regis.
tered ia the late forenoon.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30
roLEpo cRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

TOLEDO. o.. oct SO-wheat: Cash,
sl.65H Dec. slloai May. sl15H.
corn: cash. CSC Dec sac, May. 53s. e.;
July 54Ac oats Cash, 35h c. Dec.
a4bs e.. AaX 364. RYE Cash 20 u G
Cloverseed. Cash and oct s1l.S5: Dec.
and March. Sill Noh >. sl0.75. No. 3,
1880 rejected $40. Nlsike: Cash,
$500 Dec and March. SlS25 Tim
otHy C6sn and OCT, st-ee- Dec. tf-st7
March. 81 Butter. eggs and hay UNI
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30
Crnnherrr Nance.

Wash and pick over very carefully a
quart OF oranberries Put them into the
Inner vessel % q double Boiler FIJI
the outer with boiling water and cook
until they are broken TO pieces. RrS
Through your yeEstR ole press into a
saucepan. sweeten well. brirg JUST 90 q
bell and turn into n wet mold 20 form.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30
SHARP DECLINES
SET IN AT NOON
Slump Comes in Stock List Az
ter Moderate Reactions
in Early Session
\. y. STOCK MARkEr-C,o...

Am b sugar 90. Anal cop sSh, Am
Can +O5S, Am & a. 4 50. DO pf lly, Am
Cot OIL 56A Am Loo Al. do pf LOG.
Am smelt So, Am Sugar 1891. Am 4 \
4 li2A, Am lob 276ls, Anaconda AZ .
Atch 1854. Bait 4 O los, Beth Steel
40 y. r I SO. Can Pac 26l. Cen Leath
81 =, Ces a - S0A, chi x CT W 1875,
q. NJ 4 StPaul lOs, Chi x y 1881 Col
+ a | asa. Con Cas- l43. Corn Prod
IS. Del & IA l6s - Dis Sec Cor %. Erie
% a do LIST ~ 81 a Gen Elec $50. Gen
Mot com 80, CT Nor ~ 1871 CT y ore
ctf Az. MS Cent l27ls, lnt-Met 20, DO
pf Gli2 Int HAIRY com l2l. Kan c ;
2sc do ~ 81. Leh Val l7S n. Louis \
y l57. NJ, X x J 27As. NJ 81 = a 81 NJ
Ry 1897 Mo Pac ~. Nat Lead SO.
Cent lI4h, y Y. @ 4 w 341s. Nor a "
ll4A, North Pac 1885. Penn r l23 =
PEG e 4 G 1874. Pitts Coal ~ g2 Press
81 Car 5S, Ray Cons 81 = Read 1885,
Rep | * Steel 81. do pf 81 Rock Isl
- j., do VI iSts. South Pac l09i "a South
Ry 20: do pf ST. Tenn Cop 4oTs Union
Pac 1924. l. ) Rub com sos. L Steel
IS. do III ia. L : Bonds l02, Vir-Car
Chem 46is, Utah Cop o. -. Wabash As
DO pf lihs, West nj Tel 7sA, West Mfs
STA.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30
ADVICE TO INVESTORS

" "Sss'"s"''
sne o. oodJa
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30

GirouN. ~; doldneld Cons, 80; GrAa-
20 Indiana, IA; Inspiration, ~; Isle
Royale. alt; Isld Creek Coal ,Ptd
S6l& Kerr Lake. 2 ~ Lake. % y May
flower. l2s. Miami Cop. -. Mohawk
81 New Cons. 2lt Nlpissing' ST. lG;
North Butte, 32A. North Lake 8 ohio
Copper. IL old colony 81. Old %,
Creek. 23h quincy, 81; Raven, 30; Ray
Cons. 21t4 shannon. IA; shat q AriL.,
27is south Lake. 6ls; sup. Copper
/ = Tamaraek, asp Trinity. ~ Unit
Utah Copper e2Ia [. 5 Smelt AN do
pfd. 50S Winona. a. Wolverine. 71k
BOSTON WOOL.
BOSTON Oct 3O-The demand for
domestic wool was in fair volume.
Values are steady and trading Is along
broad lines and heaviest In territory
stock Rather more Texas wool has
days. Michigan neeces are I'm moderate
demand Fine washed Ohio delalne
sells steadily and brings top figures.
The leading domestic quotations fol-
low. Ohio and Pennsylvania heeces-
Delaine washed, 34cA NIX. ala 32c; Il :
blood eemhlng. 20 N 30ci as-blood comb
ing. 30I3lc: = blood combing. 500 3lc:
delaine unwashed, use. fine unwashed,
24c Michigan and New York fieeces-
Fine unwashed. 22i7 n 23c. delaine un-
washed 24G25c. II blood unwashed.
27a2Sc; ~ blood unwashed. 20 n 20 Il =.
Wisconsin and Missouri blood, zoe;
Il blood. 29ia n soc. Kentucky and sim
ilar-i1 blood unwashed 2Td use; a
blood unwashed. SEA 33c; IA blood un-
washed. 32t33c. SECURED basis: Texas
Fine 8 10 months. 54a soc. fine .
months, 60G62c. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
81 n sec middle county. asa soc; south
ern. 4764Sc Oregon-Eastern No.
staple. 81 a SEC; eastern clothing. soc;
valley No l. b5c. TerritOry-Fln
STAPLE 66M &c: fine medium staple. 81
n 65c: fine clothing. 60m s2c: fine med
ipm clothing. 57m sec; u blood comb
ing. 62m64c: - blood combing, J7d Sc;
!. blood combing, 53u55c. Pulled -
Fine A. SOC: supers, 56G5sc.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30

nnsiness-ffke Prfnflng. No fuss nnd
~ Fathers The plain, neat kind that
lrnlts right. Tfuses Prinftng Co, ib
1ohn R-st. Pm Main f4ss or CITY sass.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30
PRODUCE

Commission men reported nothing
new IN the way OF prices this morn
ing Receipts OF poultry were quite
liberal. but the dressers were buying
freely and with fair inquiry from
retailers stocks We're cleaned up early
at full prices and the tone was hrm
and the list In general were steady as
10 prices and mostly Arm In tone.
Apple.--Fancy. sl75 Gt2.sS; orcln.
81 a 80 per Dbl; box apples. sl.759
panans.-Good shipping stock. nss
Besn--Dried Lima 797Me H.: new
Li Gaun iSs 20: :s2,Ri I55 Ss'i7 per eu
Ceiry Home grown. :60sOe per
ooL
Csbbaxe-sl Tl25 per Dbl.
nats fsfg fi7 HSf Sew york nats f iss a.
lsc" hmburgsr. l7ls 4lShc, domestic
swiss. 2lg2Sc: imported Swiss. ESQ
isc.
-Cranherries - Early blacks. 81 per
bbl s-5o per bu.
Dates Persian. new, ShQ7 per 10. /:
Fards. Toe 10
Fiss-Imported new, ll9l6c per ID;
California, csc 10.
Ftnan Haddies--ll n 9l2o per ID.
house. s!SO@l.75 per doz: lettuce. hot
house, SQl0c per ID; spinach soc per
bu. green onions c per bu beets. 80
a 4Oc per bu; turnips. 5OH soc per bu;
per 81: dollhouse tomatoes. l5Gls,
per 10 California tomatoes, Sl.75 per
t-basket crate.
Grape Fruit --Florida. tS25q4 box.
Niagaras, 190eOc; Island grapes, lo-lb.
baskets. Concords, eoa25c. Catawbas,
IS SOC.
Hay-Detroi; shippers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
:iS,bOqI7 No. Timothy, sl5gl55 SO;
mINed ,I59l5.5O: rye. straw. il60
1850 wheat and oat straw. SIS Ws
per ton.
Hidss-No, ! cured hides, l4nc: No.
No. green butts. Toe: No. cured. veal
kip. i5c; No I green veal kip, lac;
No. cured murrair. l2ci No. ! green
murrein. Zoe; No ! cured calf lse; No.
1915: No. horsehIdes. s275. sheep
skins. as TO amount OF wool. soc a 81:
No. 9 hides lie on kip and calf. hc on.
Lemons.-sS. 20 2 $40 per box
onions-Yellow. car lots. 6o055e;
store lots, 6o@6Sc per bu; new Spanish.
- 35M 40 per crate.
Pear--Kiefers. 654 zoe per bu.
PouItry-Springs. l34l3Ac: hens,
.12012i2c: roosters 1QgI1c. geese. 100
i3c: ducks. l4q l5c: turkeys. l54lsc 10.
ioc per ID.
PineappIe.- S45O96 crate
Potatoes 50qe0c per bu;
car lots As a soc per bu
Sweet PotatOes-Jersey, las per bu
.s175 per bbl; Virginia 7Sc9l per bu;
$l75u2 per Dbl.
TaIIow-No. !. &C: No. 2. SC Id.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30

. : GOvER,t MENT BONDS
NEW YORK COTTON

Cotton prices reported by Hayden.
stone x Co. oct. 30:
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30

Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co., 10 John R--st.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30

HEATER stocks always highly speculative II
you make big profits IL you lucky and some
with the management public taste changes,
thousand things happens you probably lose
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-05
LUMBER TRUST WANTS
FINDINGS MADE PUBLIC
Associated Press.

ASsOSldltu fTeSS.
Washington, d. c., Apr. 5.-Its
demand upon President Taft for pub
lication of conclusions of the depart
its investigation of the lumber man
ment of commerce and labor upon
ufacturing business, ordered by con-
gress in 1906, was made public to-
day by the National Lumber Manu-
facturers' association with other
correspondence between President
Taft and the secretary of the de-
partment of commerce and labor.
This somewhat unusual attitude
on the part of great manufactur-
ing industry is in the form of a pc
tition which sets forth that the de-
lay in reporting the findings of the
department has tended to confirm the
public in the opinion that a lumber
trust" EXISTS in the manufacturing
side of the lumber business, and has
greatly accentuated the attacks upon
that industry.
We, representing many citizens
of the United States. who are en-
titled to justice at the hands of the
government, and to that justice
which is doubly admirable if
prompt says the memorial, "peti-
tion you to have made public at the
earliest possible moment the whole
conclusion of the department of COM
merce and labor as to the principal
question put to 1t by the congression-
al resolutions, that the people of
this country may no longer have to
depend for their opinion as to the
lumber producing industry upon in
situations, unverified charges, sus-
picion or prejudice
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-05

BY those who claim to know Senior
de la Barra best. it is predicted that
his activities will be devoted to bring
ing together the warning factions.
with the object of giving back to
Mexico the conditions of peaceful Sc
curity which are its most crying
need. They contend that he will
powerfully restrain any ill-judged ac-
tivities on the part of enthusiasts
and convert such support into a pow
er which, while 1t may eventually
land him safely in the presidency.
will give its first attention to estab-
fishing order and giving NIadero an
other chance to demonstrate that ii
can, in some ways rule itself.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-05
lis a Thrilling Play.

George Barr McCutcheon's thrill
ling romantic play. "Graustark. or 2
Love Behind a Throne is not only
one of the most artistic successes of
the season, but one of the greatest
financial successes as well. 1t comes
here April 10. "Granstark has
broken the seasons record for at
tendance and the receipts at the
Fifth avenue and Harlem opera
house, New York, the Chestnut Street
theater, Philadelphia and Alvin the
ater, Pitsburg. In the smaller cities
or one night stands the business has
been limited only by the capacity of
the theaters.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-05
NOTICE.

AS no storage has been paid on
the following goods and the regular
interval of time having passed
prompting us to dispose of same for
storage charges, we offer for sale af-
Ter NAV ~. l912: Two boxes and
one organ, belonging to Tony Saun-
ders; boxes, one sewing machine
one child's rocker, and one rocking
horse, belonging to H. NJ. Luther.
City Transfer & Storage Co.
By Jones & Osborn.
260 Colorado
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-05

Announcement simultaneously by
Pascual Orozco and Emiliano Zapata
that they were ready to guarantee to
property holders in their "jurisdic-
lions" the security of their possess
sions indicates desire to call forth
popular respect upon a ground that
had hitherto been neglected" They
chose to make the announcement at
a time when the federal government
had practically acknowledged that
it was unable to offer assistance.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-05

| DR.. Neville of Montrose is regis
tered at local hotel.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-05

ELLIOTT SPECIALS today: $3.50
and $500 values. now s1.00.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-13

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stairs corner room, where the two could
have certain degree of privacy.
Clancv's order for the wine caused his
chiefs eyebrows to lift. "My dear Charles
he said, "you must have found a wad at
Palm Beach"
Il economical on meals during the double
journey and | feel like blowing myself on
big bottle tonight
But"
"No protests, please felt that the key
of this case would be found in Palm Beach,
and | was not wrong. That little doctor
man is pocket marvel. If we were really
an up-to-date nation, we'd hire him for life
as medical expert to the bureau.
They could hear the waiter halfway up
the stairs vociferating instructions about a
rim frabbf; so Steingall dropped his voice
to murnur.
"If Waverton is Scott, who is Scott?" he
asked.
I'VE must ask him."
"Queer thing his wife didn't have any sus-
picion of the truth. His own letter proves
that he was driven to extremities by her
willingness to let bygones be bygones. Poor
devil! He is an honorable man too, Charles.
"Don Miguel was clear on that point.
"The more one looks into this affair the
greater tangle it presents If Waverton IS
Scout, then IL was not OcOCC, DuC WdVeICOll,
who bought the poison.
1--WE must secure the drugstore merchant
for the adjourned inquest. Mrs. Delamar's
face will be picture when she learns how
she has been humbugged."
"But this later edition of Waverton per-
force takes the other fellows msdeeds on
his shoulders. And how can he explain
away the crystals of nicotine? Will he
own up?"
"If he is the man estimate him, he will
die first"
"Dash it all! we don't want to drive him
to suicide
1--WE won't We must get Mrs. Waverton
to help. She will bring him to his knees.
All! Here are the hors denvyes and the
Wine Felice stocks the best olives in New
York. Some day he will be appreciated at
his true worth, and then he will be made
manager of the Ritz Carlton or Sherry's.
Meanwhile, here's to next Wednesday, and
Clancy emptied glass of champagne.
1t was singular toast, but Steingall hon
ored it. On the day named Clancy would be
in Atlantic City, attending the adjourned
inquest.