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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-06-28

If you want to keep cool these
hot days have j. H. Hunter de-
liver you ice each morning. The
price is 1c pound.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-06-28

INOBIoVCI.
First May 24-Last June %.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-17

vestigation into the Western
Springs wreck, and few other
little things awaiting his atten-
ton.
Fire caused by overheated fur
mace caused $500 damage in the
building at 2S42 E. 18th st.
What in the name of all that's
wonderful were they doing with
an "overheated furnace" in this
weather?
John Schuer, 1881 S. Latin ST.,
hung himself in cellar of Schoen-
hofen brewery, 18th and Canal
port ave., where he had been en-
ployed. Leaves widow and four
children.
v. Zolitoi, II, 1882 Johnson St.,
unable to find work, killed him
self by gas. Body found by
mother.
Police searching for man who
tried to induce Ida Rudd, 10, 1418
,Washburne av., to enter vacant
building near her home.
Thos. Orr, auto racer, probably
fatally injured in race with Louis
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-17

Jul 81, NdI ClllllDCQ SduCCI u dCks
tore out s35 feet of balustrade,
then crashed to ground, burying
Orr in wreekage.
Lee Straley, IA, 311 S. Green
St, badly bitten by dog owned by
neighbor. Dog taken to pound
and put under observation.
Vim. Suggs, negro, accused
BenMeads. negro, of cheating in
saloon at 200 S. State st. Now in
Provident Hospital, recovering
from knife wounds.
T. A. Surnmerville of Hunter,
Walton & Co. explained few
cute reasons for the high cost of
butter and eggs at the federal in
quiry before Master-in-C haneefy
Morrison.
Sun1merville said his firm sent
out men early in the spring to buy
up the entire output of the cream
cries around Chicago.
They promise to pay the cream
cries half a cent a pound more for
butter than the market quotation,
which must sound real generous
to the creameries.
Having thus cornered the sup
ply, the wholesale men set about
fixing up that market quotation
so they'll get a good rake-off.
They arrange with the Chicago
Butter & Egg Board, the Elgin
Board of Trade and the N. Y.
Board of Trade to get market
quotations from to 2 cents less
than actual market prices.
Cute game, isn'tit. Monopolize
the butter and egg supply, pay the
c4-aaf11erieS on fnarkRf 1orica
The Washington herald., 1912-08-13
THIRTY-SIX STORY EDIFICE
TO RISE ON SITE OF
BURNED BUILDING

New York. Aug. IA thirty-siN-story
modern office building will be erected
Immediately on the site of the structure
formerly occupied by the Equitable Life
Assurance Society. which was destroyed
In ona of the most spectacular fires in
the history of New York on January s
last. A corporation. capitalized at $1,000
Co and organized by Gen. T. Coleman Du
Pont, will erect the structure. which will
fill the block bounded by Broadway.
Pine. Cedar. and Nassau Streets.
The corporation is composed of Gen.
Du Pont. Wilmington. Del. president;
Frank II. Andrews. New York. vice pres
ident: L. l. Dunham, Wilmington. Del.
secretary and treasurer: Paul f. Wilson,
Wilmington. and William A. Ulman. gen.
eral counsel. The structure will he
known as the Equitable Building and the
assurance company will occupy Offices in
il. An imposing arcade. two stories in
height. will extend through the center
of the building from Broadway to Mas
sau Street. and another arcade will run
at right angles to this from Pine TO Ce-
dar Streets.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-13
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Aug. n-RYE-stock In eie,stora
s.m bushels. Bag lots. nearby. to quality.
75aA.
oATs-stock in elevator, a,seo bushels: ship
ments from elevaton. 7.oB bushels; standard (new),
flai2: No white tnewl. Soz4l.
HAY-No / timothy. 500: No. 2 oa3so: No.
soa10; choice light clover mixed. a oa4 80;
No. ! mised, n1a,.o: No. mixed. n0als 80;
No clover. r.ooaisoo: do. No. T. lasoaH.0: mead
ow grass and very grassy hay. iaWal5O 90: noUade
hay. as TO kind. quality. and condition. lo.ooai6W;
packing hay and swale grass. 10. 0oal2m o.
MILL FEED-Spring bran. In l01-lb sacks. per
ton. 80; -four TO white middlnss. In loolb.
sacks 3looa40o Western middlines. In loolb sscks.
per ton. 8.5os9oo: City Mills middlings. In 100
H. sacks. per ton. 3.5oa9.O City Mills mid
dlings, white. in loolb. sacks ton. Sooa3s.@; City
Billt bran. in l00-lb sacks. rrr ton. 9.ooa3o.0
STRAw-So. ! straight rye K.ooals.5o: No.
straight rye straw. Is 50al6 90; No ! tangled rye
straw. H0cal25o; No. tangled rye straw io,all5o
No l wheat straw. s.ooas5o: wheat straw. No. ..
isoasoo; No. cat straw. scoasso: No. ost straw.
s0cas0
BUTrER-Cresmery. fancy. per ID. IN; DO.
choice. lb.. saz; do. goud. PR H.. ?iaS; do.
Prints. H.. ssaD do. blocks. zas ladies. per H..
az: Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls. lb. lsa20:
Ohio rolls. H.. -; West Virginia rolls. h.. 10;
store packed. lb. 70; Maryland. Virginia, and Penn
sy1vania, dairy prints. lb.. 10; process putter. 9a8
EGGS-Mar5land Pennsylvania. and nearby nrsts.
los Of. q West Virginia. y: Western hrs's. loss
on. p; Southern frsts los OF. q.
GREEN COFFEE-The market to-day was steady.
No SPOT tRio sradel. HS.
ROASTED COPFEE-The market was steady.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-13
MORGAN'S CAPTOR DIES.
Lewis Hamilton Bond Passes Away
in Cincinnati.

Cincinnati. Aug. IA long and event
full career was ended to-day when Attor-
ney Lewis Hamilton Bond. who had the
distinction of being the captor OF Gen.
John Morgan. the famous raider died at
his home here In 1862 he was appointed
by Gov. Todd to superintend the recruit
ing Of troops and later was appointed
second lieutenant. Company B. Eighty
eighth Ohio Volunteer Infantry.
In 1865 he was detailed to command a
battalion of the Third Ohio and shortly
afterward was sent from ParkershurC,
w Va. to pursue Gen. Morgsn. who at
that time was operating in Ohio. His
command followed Morgan for five days
and captured him.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-13
MAY WITHDRAW SUPPORT.
British Columbia May Not Partici-
pate in Panama EHpositiGn.

l-ondon. Aug. l2.-According to a dis
patch from Montreal published in the
Express to-day. the government of Brit
ish Columbia and the municipal authori-
ties Of Vancouver are considering the
question OF withdrawing their support
from the Panama Exposition at San
Francisco a result Of the United
States Senate's action. Commenting
thereon. Secretary ]. A. Turner of the
British Columbia governments office in
London, said
PERSONALLY, | consider the Senate's ac-
tion fragrant breach of faith and moth
ing short of a national disgrace to the
United States government My father.
the agent general. has already gone on
record saving that such action as con-
templated nv the United States would
be a violation of the existing treaty.
would seriously iniure British Columbia
and for many years. until the United
States had built up a mercantile fleet.
would injure Canada itself
The Washington herald., 1912-08-13
SCHOOL FIGHT ON
IN CHEVY CHASE
Progressive Democratic Association
to Go Before County Commits
sioners Again To-day.
CLUB OF FIVE STEPS IN
CLUB OF FIVE STEPS IN

The Chevy Chase school question was
complicated Yesterday when Andrew J.
Cummings former member of the Mary
land legislature and leader of the con-
servative Democratic Club Of Five. went
before the county commissioners al
Rockville and Informed them that their
decision to grant an appropriation OF
s. 800 for school facilities in Chevy Chase
was not warranted. He stated that there
would probably be no more than a dozen
children who would attend the school
throughout the term.
This followed upon the action OF the
Progressive Democratic Club in obtain
ing the promise from the commissioner
for the $3.50 appropriation
Officers of the new Democratic club
stated last night that they hac more
than seventy-five members. and mat
they did not see why an ORGANIZATION
with a membership of five should nave
the last word in matters pertaining TO
the welfare of the township.
Nu,t lie One Hundred Children.
In order to get the appropriation. they
we're Informed that they would nave
10 show that there were 100 children liv-
ing in Chevy Chase who would beneht
h, the erection and maintenance OF
SC Chool.
The progressive Democrats went into
executive session with their dander up
and adopted proposal to appoint a
committee TO count noses. The foi-
lowing were appointed: william, Law
Mai. Jerome r. Burke. Charles ID. Gu
gle. Charles W. Pimper. DIR. Thomas X.
Conrad. Jesse w. Nicholson. George A.
Green. Michael j. Hogan. and DIR. VIII
bur Evans.
This committee completed their CEN
sus last night. and found after they
had counted up the strokes that lii
children were still in the township, ana
that besides these there were several
away with their families on vacation
on the strength OF the census. the
progressives nave appointed another COM
nittee 20 wait upon the County COM
n.Issioners at Rockville tomorrow. and
ask for larger appropriation than was
granted before. Since counting the noses.
the committee feels that $50" would not
he sufficient to provide adequate school
facilities for the children.
The committee which will go to ROCK
Vile with Ryan Dcvcreus. County School
Commissioner. are DR.. Thomas X. Con-
rad. Charles W. Pimper and Maj. J. b
Burke.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-13
PERJURY CHARGES
IN OARR0W TRIAL
Prosecutor Ford Flags Defense and
Ssys Whole Case "Reeks with
Rottenness and Corruption"
FURTHER PROBE MOST LIKELY

Los Angeles. Cal, Aug. 12-Open and
bold accusations of perjury on the part
OF witnesses for the defense and the as
surance that the District Attorney will
investigate the facts and circumstances
in connection with the case character
lied the argument by Deputy District
Attorney W. ]. Ford to the jury in the
trial Of Clarence S. Darrow. the Chica-
go attorney on trial on a charge of jury
tampering in the Mcnamara case.
Ford. in drawing his deductions from
the testimony that has been introduced
in theoDarrow case, charged the attor-
neys connected with the Mcnamara de-
fense. excepting Joseph Scott and the
late Judge McNutt, with completely in
the alleged bribery transactions He Sc
verely arraigned Darrow. comparing him
to Judas Iscariot and Benedict Arnold: {:
drew an analogy between him and Fran
els Bacon, who was convicted of re-
ceiving brides: accused the former Nc
Namara chief counsel of having been a
traitor to his client, and OF having sac
rihced'' J. B. Mcnamara to save him
se;t
Referring to the testimony of some Of
the defense witnesses. Ford pointed out
Inconsistencies and contradictions, and
boldly questioning the truth OF state
ness chair. he declared:
"Reek, with Rottenness."
This case seeks proper justice. 1t reeks
with rottenness and corruption. 1t shall
be the duty of the District Attorney 10
investigate every matter connected with
IL. Just as was done in the Mcnamara
case.
Perhaps we will be charged with over
zeal. but we have presented the facts
do. / have no desire TO tear the defend
ant away from his loving wife. but
would not be true to my trust, I could
not think of that old mother back in the
East. whose two sons are now behind the
bars Of the State penitentiary. #
Ford got Just that far when Darrow,
referred to his connection with the Nc
Namaras. as he had done earlier in the
day. jumped TO his feet and appealed 10
the court.
Il think it an outrage and a shame"
vehemently declared Darrow. ito allow
the District Attorney TO talk that way.
What he SAYS is utterly untrue. and II Is
maliciously and viciously directed against
me
On account Of this appeal Ford did not
finish his statement. He then severely
attacked the testimony of Lincoln Steffin.
Lincoln Steffin said he had talked the
matter over with Judge Bordwell said
Ford. Judge Bordwell says he is a liar.
Use your Swn discretion, gentlemen, as
to which one committed perjury On the
stand. Lincoln Stefin or Judge Bord-
well
The Washington herald., 1912-08-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Cleveland Park-William ". Evans q u1. To Ea-
win B. Rcss half interest In part So
go Tenth Street Northwcs;-Jc.eph Mathy et VIZ.
to Slydcr-6 Tough Heating Company part lot
Z sluarr 53 SIC
Whitney Close-William 4. Boss and Percy J.
Grady to Flank J. Brcsuahan, lot IS block
:, SIC.
Eringham Placs-Olirer Johnston to Jabez Lee
lot ~. square 3s5 SO
Twining City-Georsc NJ Holstcn ct ux.. Hills NJ,
to WiIism L. Drrdse ct ux. Elsie C.. lot
s. block 2 SO.
Villa Park HeiRhts-Clsra A. Marien q vir Ed
win X. Marden. to Tille Seivert, lot $. square
igl slLG'.
Fifth Street. between l and Streets NHthezst-
II. r. Howcnstein ct ux. Carolyn. TO Joscph
y. Benncr ct ux.. Ellen. lot Il. square S, SO.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-13
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Aug l2-MILLFEED-Fim and
quiet. Spring bran 2 lca23 3: standard midiiinsS
20: Western red-dos. $50: winter wheat bran. in
lcoround 'acks. to arrive. SIS; city hran. IN
bulk EG
FLOUR-Quet and unchanged. Kansas straights.
iRaiS. in sacks; spring PATENTS 5.0AS75. In
tnrrcls spring clears I7oateo soft wheat. straighs
SEALS; ncw Kansss straights. TO arrive. ifSa+ IS
new soft straights. 10 arrive. ieoa+7o. in barrels
RYE FLoUR-Dun and unsettled. Choice
brands quoted at 4.o5aiS
CORNMEAI~Fm and quiet Kiln dried for
export. 4ooai6: cnarse meal in hass. LBsl.e
HAY-Recrips. so2 tons; steady. Trade Is quiet.
Prime timothy. lS5: No. l. 10; No. :, Ll5aI, %;
No. ;. ejal0
STRAW-Re~ipts y tons: finn Supplies
scarCr. Long rye quoted @al.oo
ToRE-Quiet; me-. laTss35: family. nCa
T.D.
B9
L.ARD-Firm-r; r-ime Western. 1875: refined
critinsnt. Ills: South American. lls5: refined
Brazilian. in kegs. l2ss: oeostcarine, lcsal2ia
lard stearine dull. New York III.
COFFEE-Condtions against the Local crf-
fee market. Initial prices were from to IS points
lower. Then came a slight rally. hat early IN
the Afternoon weakness dcveioTcd and mid after
noon rates actual sales we're II tn Is points
lower than they closed Saturday. Sales were
5000 haE, including exchange NJ Zo bag
September for 80 hsgs December. at Is points
and loo bass March for 100 bags MAY. at S
pointa
a tal..
The Washington herald., 1912-08-13
COTTON MARKET.

ouotations furnished By ". B. Hibbs 4 Co.
nembers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hihhs
Building
New York. Aug l.-Nhcn New York contracts
scld AZ 80 cruts to-day. IT vas learned
that the srinners anNinrs huyerS o, the
new Crup at thst equivalent foT their early fall
requirements. II that the,r deInapdn
were limited. and that the very who had
these enormous orders firm all the world
IN bass of Is ornts for the crpp now
anxious 70 pruye that the world. spinners not
willing 70 buy at that price
decline In New York contracts fr the Octctrr
option frum the high levels rccrrde'i 9 date
Of July p came very near teing SO bale TO
day. And this decline sttrihItel to few
rains in Texas which may p-sibiy have sopFsd
the Differentiation in that State about half
its ara.
Liverpool fItnr% closed barely steady AZ de-
cline Of III TO B points. Manchester cabled yarns
dull and irregular. and hISen II clothes hold Of
Only 500 bales Of spot cotton srld in Liver
pol TO-DAY. and this at a decline II points
10 6 Sd for the mitiling
The Washington herald., 1912-08-13
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotation. furnished by W. B. Hihbs q %.
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade Hibb,
Building
Chicago. Aug. TT" the great surprise of the
trade in wheat there a dCcrcaSe in the visible
lpIly of 7Su0 bushels during the past week.
/ like period last year there WAS an incrcase q
600 bushels. The teal visible is nov only
about ~ Ter Of that If 1911. and in round
numbers is 10000 bushels. against e 90 bush
els ago. When the amount nf wheat in
Chicago in all roSitiors cDnsilerrd. 1t will he
sren To h- quite snail. at S.SodO bushels. follow
ing decrcase the pas; week Of 2T50 600 hishclS
smaller than yea ago
Wheat irregular and closed i.an better
September. ~: Deccmh1. scs MAJ e55.
Com M sal. with September the strongest
Sertcmb~r. 6ai.zssS: Usrcmb-r. HA,sdI,: May. aia
Oats 4 lower. 10 isaL higher. Sertembsr
lA. Dec,mhsr 5yI.l32S,- Nav IA
The Washington herald., 1912-08-13
WILSON MANAGER I'LL.
William r. McCombs Take, tn BeJ
In New York

Ne" York. Aug. l2-Fatigued by his
campag OF nearly a year to make VIII
son the Democratic Presidential nominee.
and attacked with intestinal indigestion,
Chairman William F. MCCombs. of the
Democratic National Committee today
was compelled to take to his bed
Physicians who attended him at the
Royalton. insisted that he forget all
about his duties for a week at least But
M"Combs braCed up long enough 10 con-
fer with Rolla Wells. the new treasurer
OF the National Committee; Chairman
Morgenthau. Of the finance committee
and Vice Chairman McAdoo.
After that the young manager was
taken in charge by his doctors, and told
he would be unable to get into harness
again.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-13
GETS GRAFT CONFESSION.
Prosecutor Learns All About Bribery
I'm Detroit Council.

Detroit. Mich. Aug. lc-Prosecuting
attorney Hugh Shepherd admitted to-
DAY that f. r. Schreiter secretary OF
the common council committees and
secretary of the American League Of
municipalities. had made a complete
confession TO him regarding all the
sratt deals OF present and past coun-
CHS, OF which he knew any facts The
prosecutor promises that when rhfs
confession is made public IL will out
90 all previous sensations in the start
ling qualities
Schreiter's testimony will he used IN
the issuance of warrants against alder
men tomorrow. Prosecutor Shepherd
mas decided to drop the plan Of enter
ing conspiracy charge and make all
the complaints on charges OF ''promis-
ing to accepr a brfbe''
The Washington herald., 1912-08-13
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. Aug. I2-wHEAT-Quiet and steady
Spot contract, G%: srot No. red Western. 90.
August. g@: September. sA: steamer No. red
by sample 6sa9.: Southen grade. 4GagL
CORN-Dull; SPOT contracts. IN; receipts. 2,ie
bushels
OATS-Cnsettled; new standard white Il; ne,
No white. 10; receipts. l0.es5 bushels.
RYEQuiet: receipts. Isl bushels.
HAY-Easier: No l timothy, 25W asked: No
/ clover mixed. ls.5h11.
Grain freights firm: steam 10 Liverpool ne
bushel. ID September. Cork for orden. per quar-
ter ID Auust.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-13
Barber Kills Girl Wife.

Brockton. Mass. Aug l2-Stephen Kos
ton. aged 2 years a barber. to-day sho.,
and killed his seventeen-year-old wife, his
tv o-months-old baby and himself. at their
home 2sD Torrey Street. kOsrrT and his
wife had been married just a year. The
police declare jealousy prompted tho
crime.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-13
WARRANT IN BOMB CASE.
Actor Alleged to Have sent Infer
nal Machine to Girl.

Greensboro. n. G, Aug. ia warrant
has been issued for the arrest of E. ID. r.
Mcintyre, formerly a vaudeville star.
charging him with sending an internal
machine to Miss Ollie Hoover, of High
Point, because she rejected his proposal
of marriage. The bomb exploded. seri-
ously injuring William Busbee, manager
Of the express company. and his cashier.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-13
To Import Argentine Eeef.

Tacoma. Wash. Aug. lc.-Charles Rich
ardson. President of the Pacific Cold Stor-
age Company. announced to-day that ar
ranEements had been made 10 import
Argentine beef from the River Platte
to supply the deficiency in the coast
markets. Heretofore Western ranges
have supplied the Pacific Coast
The Washington herald., 1912-08-13
HydrOplane Dives to Bottom.

Chicago Aug. 12.-The Baby Reliance
II. a racing hydroplane travelling at a
rate of fifty miles an hour, plunged bow
foremost to the bottom of Lake Michi-
gan to-day. Two men who were driving
ter had a narrow escape from drowning II
was being tuned up for the contest of
water speed.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-13
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Aug l2-Money call at the stock
exchange to-day crened at q. per cent: highest.
j. lowest. ~ closing. ~ Ter crnt. Most ut
the days loans were made at n Tsr crnt-
There Is a slightly irner tnne in the time money
market Business Is particularly active. Rates
arc 3I.aJS for sixty days: rcr cent for ninety
days Isapa rer cent for four months. and d.
per cent for fre and six mouths.
Commercial paper is quiet and unchanged, AZ
sa5h rcr cent for the hst
London di~counts q. Ter cent, up l-l5: Paris
Discounts. z. Der cent. up IA Berlin discounts.
3, per cent, of IL
The Washington herald., 1912-08-13
woman Kills Pri1r Fighter.

Nashville. Tenn. Aug 12-Mrs. ]. R.
Allen. widowed sister OF Leslie Wenter
to-day shot and killed Billie Shofer,
local prize fighter, for threatening her
into marriage. The tragedy occurred at
the widows home. She surrendered to the
police before the killing was known.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-13

Kid Smith, a star pitcher purchased by
Comiskey from Birmingham last week.
was selling peanuts in the Birmingham
grand stand year ago. OF course. this
does not mean that Benny Kean will ever
become Marquard. but you can never
tell.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-13
Woman shoots Tenncsseean.

Nashville. Tenn. Aug. l2.-Oscar Har-
rington. aged =. was shot five times at
his home here to-day by Margaret Camp
bell. aged -. because he was going to
marry another woman. He will die
The Washington herald., 1912-08-13
Observation-Disclosures

and produce markets. An expert author
ity has estimated that Ss.0s7 .96S, 900 In
new wealth will be taken from the soil
this year against 1911 production Of S.
411. 10000
The Washington herald., 1912-08-13
Report Several sales.
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W B. Hibbs 4 Co. mem
hers Of the New York Stock Exchange Hibbs Build
The Washington herald., 1912-08-13
FINANCE And REALTY

Yesterdays business on the Washing
can Stock Exchange was light. This has
characterized the marked ever since the
beginning of the vacation season. The
bidding was brisk for public utility
stocks, but. little stock was forthcom-
ing This resulted In general advance OF
prices on the floor.
Mergenthaler followed the lead of the
Boston market and advanced sharply
over last weeks clearing price to the new
high figure of 225. One lot Of ten shares
VAS sold at that figure. and Immediately
afterward the bid went up to 22o 1-2, and
| TO more stock was offered.
The only other stock sale recorded yes
terday was one quotation lot Of twenty
five shares of Eastern Light and Fuel at
IL.
Three small trades in local bonds were
made. Washington Gas IS sold at 10 1-2.
Washington Railway and Electric As
at So "a, and Capital Traction IS at
Ill l-2.
Report Several Sales.
Morgan Brothers report the following
August sales:
147 G1rard Street Northwest. 81, 500. for
Edgar Works to A. B. Jackson: 1855
Thirteenth Street Northwest Holmead
Manor to Willis II. Dowle for $500;
IN Nicholson Street near Blair Road,
Chillum Castle Heights. a seven-room
bungalow to Alfred Fondrod, 1850: to
Thomas d. Tuft, Jr.. for George c.,
Hough at Randolph Street and New
Hampshire Avenue for a,ooo.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-13
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
RAILROADS

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hfbhs . ID.
nembers q the New Yost Stock Exchanse. Hibbs
The Washington herald., 1912-08-13
The Safest Investments

Are those that do not nuctuats durins dis
turbtd corditions Of the money OF stock MAJ.
kets. First deed Of trust notes (fryt mon.
gag.s). well secured on real estate IN the Dt,-
trict Of Columbia. constitute "gilt-edSe' IN
vestments They do not depend upon tbs
financial responsibility Of individuals o. coz
porstons for their stability and sfo e1emp.
frcm taxation persoraI property We can
Urply such investments In amounts from SSos
Upward. Send for booklet. "Concrruirs Loan
and Investments"
Swartzell, Rheem 6
Hensey Co.
s27 10Th Street Northwest.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-13
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

'EH dividend. Zs PER cent.
Tex dividend. ~ per cent.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-13
LOANS.

IUANS.
MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE
and others upon their own names:
eneap rates. easy payments, confidential
u II. TOLMAN- room sos. 573 18th s.. NV
The Washington herald., 1912-08-13

ssIes-ReSular call Il O'Clock nom.
Washington Gas S. 500 at lloit.
Wash Ry. Elec Is 81 ono at s5k.
Eastern Light & Fuel. s at II.
MerTcnthAle1. 10 at rs.
After call: Capital Traction S.. $50 at Illh.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-13

To-day's prtoes were as follcv.: