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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-19
CURB ECHOES.

A brokerage house publishes that for
The fret six months Of 1912 the CRANKY
company in round figures produced 1l,ooo :
600 pounds OF copper, which, on the basis
Of IL cents pound, would indicate six
months net earnings of about "a per
share. As production is being maintained
for the last six months OF the year, net
earnings OF $500 900 are In prospect, or 80
per share additional, or total earnings OF
so per share this year, and with such
earnings there is no question as TO the
ability of the CRANKY company 10 meet
it's Hidden Creek construction require
ments without the issue Of any additional
securities.
Reports from Cobalt give ore shipments
from the camp for the week ended Sep
TENDER 13 as 1872 tons, equal 10 70 cars,
II Of which carried high grade ore. Bull
ion shipments, 1t Is said, totalled s2,@Sfs
ounces, valued az Ss5M.
There is an evidence OF increased in
terest in bank and trust company shares
IN curb transactions. The demand Is
shown for the higher class and priced
issues.
The reports from the Vindicator mine
off Cripple Creek for August show that
the output was 2,ooO tons, having a net
value Of $4,000.
United Cigar Stores keeps the curb
brokers guessing. Part of the time the
stock is below and again 1t If above par
The general feeling is bullish on this Sc
cUrity.
The warning issued by some specialist
against wild speculation and indiscriml-
nate buying In Standard OIL issues has
not produced the effect Of weakening
prices In many issues, but trading has
been quiet for several days In the general
subsidiary list.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-19

RICE-Busine.s fairly actiyc with mod
crate offerings. Screenings. 4d4hc: ordinary,
a9a+Sc; fair. 4ba5c: good ordinary, ca
2te; prime. 5h95i9c; choice. 5hg5Ic; head
japan, 4inhe; Patna 6aa7c.
tuaH--Withdrawsls OF refined were very
socd, with new business moderate. Prices IN
changed, with fine graduated selling at 5.l0c.
iolioH: Crystal dominoes. cases, Pm cartons,
half or full size pieces, s. l0c; do In y cases.
s'.0ci q cases. 5-fb cartons, 1000; hsif-cases.
II0c: flagle. tablets. 0.40c cut loaf, $500;
.rusned. $500; mould A, 5.45c; cubes. Eagle. 3
n2ab oass PoTdered and Dasle confectionery
powdered. coarse powdered and Dagle coarse
graduated, 5.2Oc fruit powdered and Eagle
ezra fine sranuated. Bloc; Eagle, 2, 81, and
40, o.4oc SAD bags DO 5.35c; BIB bags do.
5.SOc; lO-lb bags do, 5.25c; Is and 80 10 bags
40 and standard srsnulated. 5.l5c fine granu-
lated and diamond A, 5l0c; confectionery A,
s:voci No j, 4.S5c 10 .. 4s0c; No 3, 4I6c;
No 4. t.I0c; No 3. +.85c: No o, 4.60c; No T.,
4.ooc; No $, 45oc; No 2, i5c: No 10. 440c;
NO II. 4.35c; No ~ 4.30c Nos 49, IA and 10,
t2oc. Raw ruled steady. with centrifugal 90
test. quoted 1850: muscovado so test 3.s6c.
about 10000 bags. including Porto Rico and
cuhas, eaoat, and September at equal 70 1850.
IN London beet sugar was quiet and NQ3d
lower, with September at l2s I'D, october lOs
and May los I'D. The movement Of sugar at
the four United States ports for the week. as
stated by Wiett Gray. figures In tons. fol
lows: Receipts, 2s.3s2. against 30501 last
week and 1902 last year. Meetings.. 1000.
compared with 5000 last week and 1900 a
With 1862 week ago and l05.594 q year
ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-19
THE METALS MARKET.

CoPPER-The market was quiet. with AXE
quoted at i7's9i7Ac: electroytic, iIhai7.c.
and casting 11isQl7tc Standard copper on
the Metal Exchange was dull and nominal.
with spot. October and November quoted At
1725al775c. Arrivals OF copper az New YORK
to-day were 1855 tons and exports 80 far this
per closed firm. With spot quoted az tIS IS 81
and futures the same TIN locally was firm.
with fair business doing. sales amounting To
30 tons Spot tin was quoted al 4SZssd
4987isc: September 40. 30G40 SOC; october.
4ela49 soc; November. n.I5a4s. 25c. and De
cember, 4s.2od4ec. In London tin firm.
with spot quoted AZ t224 5s and futures t22l.
LEAD was irregular spot being quoted At
5.10c bid: there sales OF CO. 900 70 spot.
East So Louis lead was quoted at 4.9Od4.e5c.
London. COZ los. SPELTER-Unsettled: New
York and East 81 Louis, spot. 7.25d7.76c.
London closed az f27 IS. IRoN-Cleveland
warrants 6Is Cd in London. Locally firm.
with No I foundry Northern quoted ar SIC 50b
81 rs: No =. SIC 256sl7; No ! Southern and
soft, sl8 75dSl7 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-19

light 1o916c lower; heavy ssI5qss sS
mixed, .ss75ass 30; Workers.. ssloafs 40
pigs, 81 50Gssl0; roughs. 81 a59s, 40
stays, So 50 70; dairies IS 40nSS 10
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 5000; SLOW
and steady; unchanged.
81. Louis. Sept is.-CATTLE--Receipts D.
500 steers declined t5G25c; market fairly ac-
tive; steers. s5usl0 so; hefers, 81 1865 IS:
cows 50 Oas5 2J; southern steers. 81 1887 s..
HoGs-Receipts. 600; slow and 10dl5c lover:
choice light TO medium weights. s. 80Qfs 10:
bulk OF sales. 81 2oqss so; packers. 50 $50
s. 30: best pigs and lights, s. i1a$s so: me-
sHEEPNReceipts' $50: farly activ. and BARE
~ steady: lambs s5hs1 %: Gull lambs, SO GOO
g 20: mutton sheep, So 50s$4; common sheep.
81 50ds3 %.
GBy telegraph 20 The Tribunei
louisville. Sept. 1s.-SHEDP AND LAMBS
Receipts ZOOS; for the three days, 2.S5s;
market quiet; bulk OF best lambs, h4ie;
some fancy higher: seconds 4g4lac; culls, 3<s
down. Good fat sheep, sac down; II edium and
common. dull at 1g2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-19

Liverpool cables: Spot easier: sales 5000
6,0oO; imports. Is, 600 American, 5000: mid
ding upland, cred. Futures opened steady,
az points decline: closed steady 4d4is points
Tor, GOD October November. 6s5i.d; No
yenber December and December - January.
6:Scd: !anuary-February, 6.3id; Februsry-
March. 8.32d. March-April. b33d: April May
634d; May-June. 855, June-July, 63iisd.
July August. 634d. Meachester-Yarns dull
Tut steady. Cloths quiet and Arm
New Orleans Sept. ls-Cotton futures
scored an advance OF 1871 points tod on
good buying by large interests. after the mar
by scalping longs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-19
Quoted by Gilbert Elliott 4 Co. No. 81 Wall
street)
tAn quotations dollars per share3
SECURITIES At AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yes
terday at auction at the exchange sales
room by Adrian II. Muller & Son:
For account OF whom Il may concern.
10 shares National City Bank 500 each. .%tox
% shares Continental Cotton OIL Co. pref. ~
% shares Continental OIL Co. common. IS
so, 900 Waldorf Mining Milling Co. hrst
mortgage : per cent. series bonds. due
April !, 1905 lot. ................ II ,Wo
$50 shares Brander Cotton Mills Corporation.
Concord, ~ c., s1O0 each. ............ .tS, 600
Rights on 300 shares Armstrong Cork Co. com
mon, Per snare ..,..... ....,....... ..... .oIc
g. 900 Second Avenue Railway Co FIRST con-
solidated mortgage per cent bonds, due
t84s: Guarantee Trust Co certificate OF de.
ss shares fucker & Levett q Loeb Co; So
shares Connecticut Dynamo q Motor Co.:
sS46 90 demand note OF the Connecticut
Dynamo & Motor Co. dated August IL. 1910.
with interest: sS6e q demand note Of tho
Connecticut Dynamo Motor Co., dated
January %, 1911 lot. .............,.....t 1
Lot 40 shares Manufacturer Commercla,
Co. preferred and 80 shares Manufacturer,
Commercial Co. common 500 each. g. go
Lot B--s9 shares Manufactursrs' Commercial
Co. preferred and 10 shares Manufacturers
COMMERCIAL Co. common. 500 esch. .A%S5
Lot CAS- shares Manufacturers Commercial
Co. preferred, 800 each. ............., 81 Oco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-19
n 8. TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington Sept, is.-At tho beginning OF
business to-day the condition OF the United
state. Treasury was; Working balance In
J5tsee,sn,n. Trsasury s33. $50, Adj. The total Of
m General fund was. ti4e $50 1is Receipts
Yesterday were 81 Geo ~; ai.Su,ss IT. ws we're
a. a. AZ; RAJ against defcit az SIP cc2 e3o
y, his time last year These ni.ares , eseiude
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-19

OIl~American seed, city raw, 6e9I0c: out-of-
Town raw, 8s46ec; Calcutta raw, 7sc.
COTTONSEED OIL-Shorts in the near
positions found very little oil for sale, and bid
the market up rapidly around the opening Sep
TEMPER advanced 81 points and the whole list
was nrm. Late In the day there was increased
selling and the market lost part OF the early
gain, but final prices were 4dlg points above
the previous close. Local contract prices:
Yes,er-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-19
SEED PRICES.

TOLEDO. Sept. IS.-CLoVERsEED--
81 80; Octobei. $ll 50: December. $40 81:
March $40 90 ALSIKE--Cssh. prime So
september. Si2; March. ST. 90. TIMOTHY
Cash. prime. 81 20; September. 50 20 October,
81 OIik. December 81 10; March. So 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-19
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS
AND CAR TRU6Ts.
(Maturfng 1pl3-'2ID
Furnished By Swartvout q AppenEelar. No.
" a. Pine street.l

lhatuTlHE <fD
Furnished by Swartwout 4 Appenzellar. No.
~ Pine street)
Nam. Maturity Int. yield.
Atlantic Coast Line 4 p c, lelS-l1. ~
Rurfaio r. e. y ~ q c. 1927. ~
Cent OF Georgia AS D c. l9l9-1I. ~
Central OF y D c, le13..lL.....
chez a Ohio I p c. 1873 -. "a
chic a Alton t-4f-5 p c. lel3|le ~
chic 4 East III <h-5 G. 1eiS-1T. "a
On a p 4h-6 . C, 18i3-'l9. g.
cin Ham & Day 4H-5 c. 1e15-2o va ~
Deiavare 4 Hudson Al c. 1872. ~
prie 1913 c, 1877. .....,:.. eA ~
Hacking Valley 44h c. i9lS-B:. g.
Hudson & Manhattan b D G. loi3-ls 90 ~
x c Fl 8 a. NJ "a c, isi3.'lo.... ~
X c Southern a. 2 c. 1919 ,o,s "a" 70 ~
i.h,sh Valley +-4k c. l0lS-1d.. "a ~
Missouri Pacific s c. l9i3-1l..... ga ~
Mobile a. Ohio 40 2 C, 1912
Y Central Lines . c. l9lS-:.. e.,
Norfoik a. Western 4 . G. !ei3.lo.. 81 90
pennsyvanis 2h-4 c, lelS-lI.... Sn
81 r. sF 44hS 2 c. 19l2-.l!:... ga ga
do guar A c & + . G, l9l8.H..
s,abnsrd l. 4is-e p c. Ieis-I1.::. 8, &,
southern Ry 3h-+4k y G. lelS-N. ~ ~
Tirsin,an Ry s p c. ie13-'le. go. eh ~
w.sash n Il lh-5 D c. l9i3.'2l 6n ~
Wheeling a 49, c. lsl3-22 81 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-19
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Sept. 1s-Frost in the Northwest
and drouth. in the Southwest made corn the
speculative leader to-day OH change The
price Of the cereal made a net advance OF 40
&c. Latest trading left wheat varying from
80 of 10 SIC UP. oats at a gain Of h4Sc
and provisions ranging from loo decline TO q
rise Of 2h o6c. Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-19

'hat the returns are more complete than
year ago. AS customary, the principal
changes in the returns are furnished by
the industrial companies. Interest pay
ments Will amount to $4,000 600, an in
crease of $4,000.
A summary OF October dividends, with
comparisons with the same month a year
400 fn1Iours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-19
STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES.

Southern Pipe, the oil stocks showed
marked reactlonsry tendency. yesterday.
Atlantic Refining was the feature OF the
market, declining from 10 to go Ma
tional Transit sold from 50ia to ~ and
California dropped from 1855 to 152 and
standard Oil Of New Jersey lost two
points, closing at 4os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-19

Copper anu Saho"'"
the issues bought.
n,v1dends have been declared as fol-
lows:
Reading Company, regular quarterly Pc, pr
cent on the second preferred s'''A' '''"'''
oc a,snaaIS Trust Company. regular quarterly
4 re- cent. payable September ~ ~
Philadelphia Complain nssvasle November j.
" rontInentaI BOX Board company, ,esu nss
onsy,eriv per cent and extra per cent o'u'
payable y 0ptOs State Railways Company regular
rev III ner cent on the preferred ana "a
ner cent on the common Doth payaO'o WV
Der !. ro,,or,, conpapy. regular
EiecriS ner cent each on the common and
preferred. both payable OCTOBER i.a,,,d.nds of
Assets Realization Company. oid nrsferred
yearly rate Of I per ce class stock for quarter
s ana sn October i. both payable October l. IA
Manning. Maxwell e. moO no, last preceding
RRSs,SNnd' ~ ner cent, declared June 10 tsl ~.
New York trust Company. quarterly '''
cent, payable September w. ,.ru,sr quarter
washington Trust Company, rss""
IN 4 Der cent payable OCTOBER i.a,,.,iv q ner
METROPOLITAN Trust Company qusi.e'''
cent, payable September 30. ..r,,sr quarterly
American Piano company. navabie Octo-
~ per cent on the preferred p''"'
American Type Founders compsny, a rs ans
quarterly IA per cent on t Nh psysble Octo-
per cent on the common p"'
Republic Railway and Light COMPANY s,tt rgsS
lar quarterly ~ per cent on INC
Prooter 4 Gamble Company, regular a1ns n
terIy per cent on the preferreo' pa'"''
Washington. Baltimore g. Annapolis L 30 ne
Railway Company. initial ~ per cent OH '"'
preferred. payable October L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-19
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. september IS. 1871

New York. September IS, 1872
GRAfN-WHEAT-Th market again gave
little heed 20 bearish sdvices. and prices.
after a moderate decline early. developed
steady tone. ana ct tho close were &c net
lover for September and SIC higher for other
months F1rmnets In corn had symps
thetlc influence on the market, and prices
were Influenced by advices from The North
west claiming that only a comparatively
small percentage OF the wheat has been
thrashed ana that damage has been done 10
wheat In shock By tho recent wet weather.
Foreign markets were easier. Tbs export
demand was small. and sales were only six
loads. Cash. new No. = red winter quoted at
10GH Z track and 81 03b 70 anoat
new No 1 Northern spring. 81 90. b
afost. cORN-Active and hrner, with cover
Ing on reports that the crop In Nebraska
and portions Of tho Southwest IL showing
more damage from the recent hot weather
than thought probable. Cash markets were
nrmer and there was active covering In Sep
tember, which closed a. an advance OF 1Ac.
while other months were q &c higher. Cash
export corn quoted 69hc Z o b ahoat. De-
cernber TO March shipment. OATS-Stesdisr
on reports Of smaller offerings from tho
country closing at l. u sc not advance. EN-
port demand appeared 20 have substdeJ, but
cash markets continued steady. Cash irregu-
lar: new standard white. 3sc track: No :,
nominal: No 3. 31h case; No T. $50 38He;
new natural white, s5k 93sc; new white
clipped 3sb a41hc. all track. RYE
steady: No 2 Western. e3hc 9 ! Buffalo
BARLEY-s.eady. mailing, eoFslc Z
K,,N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-19
ITEMS OF THE STREET.

Transactions for foreign account sggrs'
gated about 1900 shares, principally pur-
chases. Steel common Ainaisan'a.eo
Copper and Canadian Pacific were among
the Issues bought
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-19

Warehouse prices on steel bars. piAte'
and shapes have been advanced % D. w.
in Pittsburgh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-19

The Carnegie Steel Company mas
celved an order from the Pennsy'Vsh'"
Lines for LOO all-steel car Ypssls1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-19
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
FURNISHED by W. N. Coier & Co., No. u Cedar
atreet)

'Coupons interchangeable. tRsgistered. tcou-
pons. REGISTERED and coupon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-19

Willard " King, president OF tne
Columbia Knickerbocker Trust Comps"y,
has been elected trustee OF the ne"
York Life Insurance Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-19

FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour hrni but In
stralehts, 81 53gtI 60; winter patents, 81 SO
ass %: spring clears. 81 85Gs4 IS; extra No
/ winter, - 2oqs4 80: No 2, 81 l0as4 25;
Kansas strsights. 81 26as4 SO; fancy spring
patents, IS IS q SO 20. RYE F1DUR-Steady;
fair to good. 50 So q 81; choice TO fancy, 81 90
dS4I5 CORNMEAI.-Kiln dried, 50 20.
BAp MEAI.--Fine white and yellow, u 20 q
81 70; coarse, 81 90 81 05. FEED-Western
spring s2S 60: standard middlingt 426 asa
S25 80; -four 90. $50 IS; red dog, $32 10 city
bran, SEA bulk, s24 80 sacks iniddlins, So 90
gas; red dog. 333 so; hominy chop, S2G9
SCI bulk. s27 700 S2s 20 sacks: oiimeai, $50 q
COFFEE--Bears were less aggressive and
prices developed a stesdier feeling opening
1910 points higher, with covering on tho
part Of recent sellers a cable was received
from a prominent Brazilian house saying
that the market was very firm, and that
while towering was good. In many districts
the flowers were falling from the trees In
Iaree quantities, Indicating serious damage
TO the next crop. There was also cable
from HAMBURG that there was good cost
ard freight demand there. and prices seemed
10 have touched bottom. Cost and freight
offers hero were unchanged to Hc lower.
Around midday values here lost about half
the early gain. although at the close the
market was steady. with a net advance OF
Ihs points Sales were ~. 500 bags. Hayre
closed 4 on franc net higher and Hamburg
showed an advance OF u pfennig. Spot In
active ana barely steady at the recent de-
cline. Rio No being quoted az l4Sc. Local
contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-19

chieaso. Sept. Is. CATTLE - Rscsipts
,5' 600: STEADY 10 10c higher; beeves. s. So q
sill, the latter q new high price r.cord
Texss steers q $50 50 IS; Western, s. 100
SO S5; a few head Of fancy Westerns sold at
40 rs; stocksrs and feeders, "a 20g$I 10;
cow. ana hsiSer,; ~ GOOSE; o SaiTs,, ~, sss
&c H TSasr E.selssy, sxssss sS,
Is rSs;sa.ss;7o; mixed, I! sosss S5' heSyy;
4 90; bulk Of sales, e octts So sHEEr.-
nsoelpts, 5000: STEADY 70 1Qe lower; native.
81 Sol 81 90: Western, 50 6deS4 90; year
iins:: s.1oSs'. 81 io Lana q native ""a
esi naS'i is, c6o. s' inciadins 1000 sou:herns
Ssio SO; fsir to good. SSs 50; wsstsrn,
AZ Goa Si0 10: stocksfs and feeders. "a $50
& 90; southern, :. ocsSSs %; sc % cows
q rs se g. . Bulls s 'esIss: $3.50 o.
or: bulk CT sales, IS rs eSs SOL heavy. q 20 q
IS 40; packers ana butchers. SO 90 @ 50;
iiEhts, is so3ts IS; pigs. $6@S1. SHEEP
Receipts, 5000; steady; lambs. e6qt 50;
ytarlings. 81 50@t5 80: wsthers. Si9N 90;
ewes. tsSo@A 10; stoekers and feeders,
Cincinnati. Sept. is--cATTLE--RecsIpt
1,a5o; allow and Zoe lower; stsera 1850
s "a vi s ssssis isSossio % ' uoSsSS.s::
ceipt;, 200; ayii and ioSaac lower g,ssk.
g gs., and sAE ssi' s :sss' .sx s'
Il 1908 80; lambs slow and 1Se?5c lower.
''Es SS buffalo, Sep. 1s-cArTLE-R.-
ceipts 100; steady. yEALS--Receipts. 80;
set!ys and steady, s49sii. HoGs-Rsesiprs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-19
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

Furnished by williams. Mcconnell 4 Cole
RAN, 60 Wall street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-19
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS.

Nonina.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-19
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.

SEABOARD CLEARANCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-19

dividend and interest disbursements by
oeo' Industrial and traction corpora
,v"a' lof the month Of October, accord
60 |" nsures prepared by THE Journal OF
"''eree," will reach total Of tl74.57S,ssS,
ssinst tss.4123sS in October a year
$50 80, OF an Increase of ;Il.les,6O0 Indus
ha,s "rporations will pay out 10 stock
ssis the sum Of Ns,5ii.Zf. an increase
-, Sssi,0s. There are a large number
"aaitions to the list and also extra
snents, as we'll as some large disburse-
Moreover. in numerous instances
ATOMS will make disbursements
Aa month on an enlarged capitalization.
citation should also be made OF the fact
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-11-21
At THE CHURCHES


The mission services begun at the
Catholic church in this city last
Sunday. and which viii continue
through the coming Sunday. are
eliciting considerable interest, and
an increasing attendance is being
had at each service. At Sis q. n.
each day mass is held and a sermon
preached in German BY Rev. Father
Baerlocker. Of Greencreek at 10 100
a. N. mass is followed by a sermon
in English BY Rev. Vincent chiappa.
S. J., Of Lewiston, and at 7:30 p.
m. a sermon Is preached and follow
ed BY the benediciion Of the Blessed
Sacrament. BY Rev. Father Rompe,
pastor Of this church.
Many besides the regular member
ship Of the church are taking advant-
age Of the general invitation to all
services during this meeting.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-11-21

The social committee Of the c. E
Of the Christian church here hav,
planned a unique social affair to BE-
held at the church on next Tuesday
evening from 8 to 10 o'clock. It is
open to all and you can do the
whole thing for a small amount Of coin.
II you don't find your other half before
you 60 sou can find him, or her, there.
Everybody goln'. You'll enjoy it.
heap much.
Home made sweets
Good to eat,
Tied up neat,
Can't be beat.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-11-21

Among the many other goo'
things that have come to pass in ihi
town viii henceforvard be clasEet
the FIRST teachers institute held IL
Lewis couniy-in session from Non.
day noon until Friday noon Of last
week.
Several who have had occasion 10
attend like educational gatherings
pronounced II the most successful.
from all viewpoints. that they had
known Of in the Northwest, which
success vas brought about BY the
ready cooperation Of the teachers
and the management.
The selection Of the instructors was
a happy one. for they seemed to ct the
work required here most excellenfly,
and no doubt the teachers who got the
lectures Of Miss Kaps, Mr.. Klemme.
Mr.. Cobb. Mr.. Adrain, Mr.. Kenyon,
Miss Ounce. Mr.. Potter, Mr.. Roberts
and Miss Mueller viii 90 back to their
school duties much better prepared to
deliver the goods.
And not only were the teachers the
benefcianes Of the program Of the
week, but many people Of the com
muniiy took advantage Of the oppor-
Eunisy to enjoy the good things given
out.
A feature Of the program thoroughly
enjoyed BY all was the vocal and in
ltrumenial music furnished BY Misses
spach and Kelso.
II succeeding institutes meet the
.xigences as comprehensively as did
he frss one, the public school work in
lewis county will indeed keep its place
n the tOnt rank Of the progress Of
hings.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-11-21

Furious basket ball game at tn.
gym tomorrow (Friday) night be
tween the Cottonwood and Nss9erce
high school teams. at :0e sharp.
This is the hrss time these teams
have matched a game here and no.
body knows nov fast the pace viii
be, but all feel plenty sure it viii be
one of the best exhibitions Of the
sport yet had in the new gym.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-11-21

Over three months ago the mem.
bers Of Eareka Rsbekah Lodge No,
81 divided into two sides. one known
as the Pink and the other as TIE
Green. for the purpose Of conduct
ing membership contest. the side
securing the most members to be
banquslsd BY the other side. The
Greens acre the viciors 10 the con-
test and On Tuesday evening. after
the conclusion Of the regular order
Of business Of the lodge. The Pinks
proceeded 70 6lI their part Of the
program and prepared a feast a. for
the Gods. The table vas decorated
In the colors Of the viclors, the
crovning feature Of which decors-
lions vas q hne pyramid cake pre-
pared BY Mrs. Yales and trimmed
With green icing.
During the interim between the
closing Of the lodge and supper time
The Greens busted themselves Ia i'm
prompiu games.
The success Of the banquet and
The enshuslssm Of the contest has
created a great interest among the
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-11-21
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