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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-23
MEMS DRESS S0X
q pairs for 25c

Black or Tan.
a good 10c dress sox. Fire
sale-------4 pairs 25c
Mems Automatic" n d
No. 400 work Sock. Fire
Sale 8 pairs for -2Oc
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-23
BROWN MUSLIN

at ll9c, &c aud ? l-2c yard. Sold
regular &C and &c not very heavy but
good. Edges singed on part. Fine
for tea towles, furniture and automo-
bile polishing rags, also for hot beds
and strawberry bed covers.
IAB0T PINS
lot beautiful East Indian Ivory
Pearl and Metal Jabot pins. Fine
values at 25c.
Perfect goods go at l9c.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-23
SWEATERS

All perfect Sweaters at 1-3
off reg ular prices. {
sl.Q0 Sw eaters for---67c
1.50 Sweaters for-sI0O
200 Sweaters for----I.34
2.50 Sweaters for I.67
800 Sweaters for---2.00
400 Sweaters for -2,61
Singed Sweaters at half
price and less.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-23
M-Hw

Driving about over Lincoln Park
Net now one notices quite an unusual
acreage OF strawberries In full bloom
end the outlook was never better than
this season for a big yield.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-23
TOYS

Really wonderful what we are Civ
ing for sc, lOc. l5c, 25c ect.
Lots of the kids are "catching on
and coming in with their coins. All
perfect toys go at just half price,
Toys that shows any damage are
priced much below TIE half price.
BOYS s:.5 Tool Chest for 75c
200 800
800 I.5o
3.5o LIS
Childs sil5 Writing desk 30
6oc Folding Doll Bed I5c
75c Folding Table 25c
si.i5 " soc
slN0 and 81 80 Printing presses com
ple,e with types ink, etc. for SOC,
Lot Fancy Boxes worth up to 81
smoked but great at l5c.
Soc perfect dolls for DC
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart and child of
Memphis. Tennessee. have been visit
ing the home folks on Garfield street
and taking In some of the scenic drives
about Canon City. Mr.. Hobart is :
iusyer by profession. and the family
are on the way to q location in ldsho.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-23
WXE

A jolly hayrack party composed oil
the young ladies' and young mems S
s. classes of the Christian church
came out from town Tuesday evening
to the home of Miss Lillian Freidinger
on Sherman avenue for lawn social.
The light of the moon was supple
mented by Japanese lanterns and all
went merrily until a late hour. lee
cream and cake were the refresh
ments.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-23
Fine Dress Suspenders

Regular 75c Silk Lisle, in
fancy boxes for---50c
SOC Suspenders for------35c
1 Lot Soc and soc Tles----25
l Lot SOC Ties---35c
1 Lot smoked Suit Cases and
Telescopes, still usable- Csc
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-23

Mrs. Brown. who came from Ore
IN some weeks ago FOR visI, with
her daughter. Mrs. Howes. left Tues
day for n visit with a son at Mus
kogee. Okla. She travelled as far as
Newton. Kansas. In company with
Prof. Houek OF Fourth Street school.
and corlis Van Horn. The latter "a
on visit to an aunt in Missouri.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-23

been quite seriously i'll of late but IS
reported TO be somewhat improved
x-w-.~
The family of D. T. Mills is enjoy
ing a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Baird from near San Francisco, Cali
fornia Mr.. Baird is brother of Mrs
Mills and they are looking about for
location.
w-G-,=
The ]. L. G. club will meet nex5
Saturday afternoon with Miss Cora
woodford 1t will be the last meeting
for Miss Wilson who expects soon to
go to Salt Lake City and perhaps on to
the coast for her summer vacation.
w-w-s
Mr.. ]. p. Farmer accompanied his
wife TO BOULDER Tuesday evening. hop
ing that rest and treatment in the san
itarium Will prove beneficial to Mrs.
Farmers health. The many friends
of the family are hoping that com
plete restorative will cause a return
home in due course of time.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-23

Mrs. Newell Of East Canon is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Elmer Ahar',
east of Sherman avenue.
m-.s-ss
& Alr. Miller of Park avenue took an
Sauto business trip to ordway the first
of the week.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-23

Mrs. chas. Davis. with two children.
has accompanied her sister. Mrs. Stein
and children. who have been visiting
her for some weeks to Midland. Tex
ss for a visit.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-23

The Four Nile school and patron. of
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-23

Mrs. Beardsley OF Park Ave. has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
COTTON MARKETS.

Sew YORK. November is-TH.-e ws Ia
c-.asec activity Il thc cotton -aa-tet to-day
s-s az excited buying movement ssa- price,.
SIT. rev h;rh GROUND fc- she movement.
with IN. near -oEths making .-~ kigN
:, core, sor sc s~ss'oa- Slight reaction. &C
s~rre: IN IN. ate trading. but the g.1s. va.
within OF po'-.s o. the Ss,- ard the final
,ea. vas steady o. o no, gs'a % from = a v
Tssrcs Reports % o goo inquiry 20. ths
spca s-ock- tte spps-.r- ,s!g-. o. Sew
YORK. cSnfrsc's 20 attrsct sSiglse-ts Ter.
-rofa SIC Interior and rUrso-y ths; lox grad,
penalties 7s.rt- &c s:st;iy Increased ~ -.
.,ca; revision committee O; tts meeting 90
rnoY-ov aopca-es 80 scoovs. Cor -. .r-e- s-h
a. December ard rha: ccsf.,cc 80 IN. al
,,re- s,.lsns - 20 !1is ds-inr IN. s,-.-noo,
ar q se:n-s net Sf9Nes src - points st-,y.
Ire 100 Ie~e; - las. s-eh January sas-es
re December strength, sciIiss q ro.a:. n.;
higher. val. 'a.er 6..iye-Te. showed ssias
sc from za- po.scsL Realizing CHECKED ~.
Tr~a~s rryener. as:s- . o'clock sas 70.
scf,oss % 90 2p:s1 oc>Srree from ~.
b.s:. D., no ~ssxreO Developed aee p~csn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
FRAZIER INDICTED
FOR W|FE-MUROER
Trial Promises to Be Sensational
Warning Issued to
Tax-Dodgers.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Especial to The mes-Dispatch-1
Harrisonburg. Va. November ia
special session OF the grand Jury.
called to investigate the tax dodgers
issued a statement to-day to the tax
payers Of Rockingham County. giving
them thirty days to confer with the
Commissioners OF Revenue in regard to
mistakes in assessments. criminal and
otherwise. after which the commission
ers will carry the matter TO the grand
jury at a later session.
The grand jury sprung a surprise
by indicting Joseph Frazier. OF Is
land Ford. for wife-murder. Frazier
took to the mountains. when his wife
died. leaving her week old baby. and
neighbors testified that the woman
death was due to kicks and ticks ad-
ministered by the husband because she
was too weak to cook and work. Hor-
rible stories OF gashes and bruises
were told of On the body Of the dead
woman.
After Frazier's arrest, the body was
exhumed and no marks and bruises
were found At the preliminary hear
ing, however, a little son of Frazier 9
told OF his father striking his mother.
and said his father has promised him a
suit Of clothes to keep quiet
The trial promises to be a sensa-
tional one.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
VIOLATIONS ONLY
IN WISE COUNTY
Judge Skeen Summons Special
Grand Jury to Investigate
Irregularities
Special TO The Time.-Dispatch- J

rS,.cial 10 The Times Dispatch
Bristol. Va. November D.-As |. rssa.s o.
q meeting o. officials % the Ninth S"sn.A
D.s:rict Pure Election Society here THIS
afternoon JuGyc H. F. ". Skeen- OF thc vi ,
cutt Cour, % wI:e County. has sumnoneo
a SD, ciaI grand jury TO meet az wise .o9't
hou.. ,o-morrow TO inquire into alleged cleo
ito: law violations in Wise county. nsp"'
iron. over the district, received by the So
ciety here to-day. showed no eSioehces ..
rcgu!ar.ties in connection Win tne e.e~'.''
of November excep; in Wise County
, J +. Bv!litt, presidsn; o, tne societs. Anu
Mayor Cabe!i- oo,s o: Big stone zap
b,t uxh: TIE Information o. i-regu.ArtIes ia
Wis County Mr.. BuI.i:i stated taat II aad
been revealed that a, least :o'r men In wise
Comfy received money through the ma1S IN
advance OF the election. Eacn o: these men
r,c.ty.t l.. an envelope two S. bills. Three
OF the envelopes we're received through the
mails and contained no writing or instTSe
tioas % any character One enseiop. ~ss
hsY t.ee TO . school child. who delivered .; 70
his father. This envelope 10 said TO have
&C. talncd "a addition TO two - b!.!s Htsra-
tire advocating the election OF congress
mar s!erap on. o: the men receiving money
through the mails testified tina; he was o.
Tended an! tina; &c Immediately mos!eo the
NOR ey and the envelope containing u TO w
y Csrre.. Republican Chairman In Wise
County He had no knowledge that the
money had be.a sent him by Mr.. Carnta but
OF, presumed that % cam. from Republican
headquarters.
NJ Car5es admitted receiving the money
and turned o.. together with the opened en-
y. cp. over TO Mr. fsuI.it;. president Of the
FUR Elections Society. NJ. Bsia;t orouSh;
this envelope and the two pieces o. cur
re,.cy to Bristol. and they were exhibited
IA the meeting th;s afternoon He said h
va: az a Joss know wha; TO do with the
rrcicy.
Former state s.astp- \. T. Lsacoin. o.
Xs r.oa who was IN attendance. resomme nd
"a that she money De turned into the treas
ury OF the Pure Elections Society TO be used
~ defrayins the EXPENSES Of the society
The meeting adjourned wisao3; action.
AWAITING the Investigation 20 be conSocted
o; WISE to-morros. when The special Grsnd
Jury vii b. ir session.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York, November @-F!our09net:
Wheat-weak: No. : red. $l0e0l@: NO
northern. Duluth. sc Corn-steScy AT oihc'
Firm. Wool-Steady Rosin-Quiet. Turpen-
tine-S,eady. Molasses-Steady. Rice-F1rm.
susar-Raw. steady: refined. quiet. Coffee
4 iSsLc: mild quiet; Cordova, lShs @ lSc- But
ter-Firm and unchanged. Cheese-steady
AVID Unchanged Pota,oes-Easier: Southern
sweets, S3gc:. CaooaSes-steady and
Unchanged Freights-Steady and unchanG-
cd PesnutsSteady and unchanged.
Co,tonseed oil was active and higher on
coyertng OF November and December shorts
new speculative buying. inspired by the
.,-enR,h In cotton and fr-ner crude markets
Closing nrices were 4QlS points net higher.
Total sales 24.70c barrelA Prime crude. -:
do. summer yellow. soeaeoS: November. e0s:
December. go: January. s"s' February. az;
March. 6 %; Rpril. e.zs: May. az: prime win
ter yellow. 6ouasS; do. summer white. sls
$50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20

Especial TO The Times-Dispaech-l
Charlottesville, Va. November Is
Or. Rosert Rosser. Of washington, d.
C.. q graduate Of the medical school OF
the University Of Virginia and . mem.
Der Of the varsity baseball team. ans
Mis- RobSrss wsrd Hunt, . traseee
uurOe and recent graduete o. twe
Martha Jefferson HOSPITAL this CITY
~e.e married AZ II o'ciock 81 the resi-
depce Of Nr and Mrs.. Z. q. Foster. the
home az the bride, the Rev. Henry y.
LupGer. pastor cf the Christian Church.
o0etsssne. Immediately after the
ceremony pr. ana Mrs. RosOer LETT Tor
n visit 20 several cities 81 the East.
ana uDon their return wfll - q bsse
60 their FRIENDS - 1897 0xsesosh
Ssrv>,. =. ", WosajnGt0A. ID. G
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20

Especial to The Times-Dispatch-1
Fredericksburg. Va November ls.-
Mrs. Amelia Linthicum. of this city
has issued cards for the marriage OF
her daughter. Miss Anna Amelia
Linthicum, to Charles Dabney Snead.
# Richmond. the ceremony to take
place a, 1880 o'clock A. NJ, on We'd
.,esday. December 4. at AL Saints
Church in Richmond The couple will
oe at home after December Is at s0s
West Grace Street. Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
New York
Stock Market

New York. November n.-A1ess
temporary depression. stocks raineo
to-day, and at the close net onanSes
among the principal issues were sms1A
tn. opening was heavy and quotations
in the early trading gave way on oo"-
paratively small offerings. The down
ward drift apparently was notnins
more than the response to profess'onAA
operations ,aa-
Among the most active stocks Reao-
ing was the only issue to iose
much 40 q point Canadian
which was weak In London BEFORE tne
opening. continued failing, oeo'A""s
,hree-auarters OF q point.
Eevs OF the prospects for peace IN
the Balkans acted as q mild tonic.
and in the midday trading the losses
auone the represe ntative stocks were
recovered. Once this was accomplish
ed, however the improvement stop'
MA Toward the close quotations eas-
ed OF slightly.
The most conspicuous changes OF
the day were among stocks OF ordina-
.ily inactive issues. some OF "h'en
were subjected to STEADY Press
American Brake Shoe. preferred ZOE.
Is points; American WOODEN. L.
bethlehem Steel. common. S-S: Ameri-
can Cotton Oil. which recently mas AZ.
tracted some attention by its rise. LOST
. points, Vulcan DEFINING was an
exception. with a gain of L. In
view Of the better prospects for the
hiding Of the Balkan war. decline In
foreign exchange rates attracted some
attention. Demand sterling ieA 10
T.
,I.,,ent OF the war would cause a
decided relaxation in financial circles
in Europe. encourage the return 10
regular channels Of large amount
Of money, which has been held up ZOE
moro than two months. ana u 10
though. might place American bankers
in a position to bid successfully again
for q part OF the weekly offerings OF
south African gold In the London
market
Bonds we're dun.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
MARINE nsfELLl0ENCk

PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER u. ls12
ARRIVED
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfotk. msf.
ehand!ss and passsnGsrA Old Dsminioa Line.
Steamer PocahontaA Graves. Norfolk ana
senRers virginia Navigation Co.
Steamer Aurora. Furman, Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandiss ana pas
sengerA Furman Line
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Aurora. Furman. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pss-
sengers Eurman Line.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
DRY GOODS MARKETS.

New York, November ia-The cotton good.
markets ruled hrrn with trade Of limited VOL
aLne owing TO the scarcity Of spo: goods
Woo! blankets will soon be opened for fall
1918. and sharp advances are looked for
yarns ruled steady. Export trade vas quiet.
1oDoes are doing very fair trade for this
period of the year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20

New York, November 1s.-Money on
call nrm. l-26s per cent; ruling
rate, s -; closing bid. 4 IL: onereo
a, 81 ga. Time loans easier; sixty days.
s DER cent: ninety days. 80: SIX
months, s l-4a5 IL. Prime meroan'
tile paper. per cent Sterling ex'
change heavy. with actual business
in bankers bills at S4.soso for sixty
dav bills. and at SASS for demand
Commercial bills. $3.50 1-2. Bar sill
YER Sc as Mexican dollars. 4s 3-4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

Z.
(Reported by Rodgers. McCabe & Coz
Petersburg. Va. November Is-Peanuts-
Spanish-Market steady. Farmers Spanish
81 III per bushel: No. I sheIIed, Spanish &c.
per pound: No shelleA, Spanish. &c. per
pound Observation-Disclosures hrm. fancy jun
DO. &c. per pound: fancy handpicked. 3,sc
per pound: extra prime. 3Lc per pound:
prime, &C. per pound: machine picked, ga
ssc per pound: eheilins stock 2,4c per
pound.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
BOND LIST.

Al.is-Cha.mere e fSi6b........---....-.... 81
American Tobacco CO. old IS ,bid)--.- 50
American Tcba eco Co. Old IS asked. IN
Atlantic Coa.. Line Isl 4, ts.d,......... 81
Atlantic Coas: Li.c-L. and v. +s--.-..-- 20
a g =, ccnv. IS tin Bsl;.n1oreD .-.-.-.. ioc
Chesapeake and Ohio cow. &-es......-.-.. c1
r.!SSeI, AID Myers ss-.....--.-.-.-.-.-.-.. sS
L.se.:, and Myers Observation-Disclosures I2ci.
Io-.i ard Company ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 81
I.or..Ia-c Company IS te.d).-..--.-...... I90i4
Norfolk AID v.<-e-n couy. <s............ us
Sesbos-d Ar Line stamped 4s asked. seiS
S.aSoArc Az I.i-a adj. ts.---.--.....- ia
Southern Railway ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ast.
Southern Railway Es..--.............T os
sri;ee states sceei ia 5s-...-...-...... Tce
T. REGISTERED -. 800 Gb.il -.-.---.... I0I
Z :. registered y. ISIS Csit) ..-.-...... IJZi.
Z Panama rev = te!dJ....----..-.. 1918.
Virginia BSTa B-ce cts o 2
Es.-Car. chem. Isl Is fs!iD--.--.-...-.... N
W Ry AID Power GO. - asked $685.. - :
Wabash ess. c------.-.-.----.--. eSS
WABASH Pits Tenn. -. - sb.e ,.... d.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
NAVAL STORES

Savannah. Ga. November ia-Turpe NJ tine
:rm at ga q &c: sales SIS casks: receipts
i"l. casks. shipments 500 casks: stock q. ss1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
CHICAGO GRAN MARKET.

CHICAGO. H.. November la-BeiieS that
nsace was near In the Balkans carried
wbea, down to-day to the lowest nEares on
ms yeaTs crop. The market closed weak,
a. 70 i. dl7sc under last night Corn I'm
,ssed xc OF to &c up: oats &c. foyer to
a IKE advance. and provisions ranging from
&c. decline 10 a rise OF nc
Leading futures to-day ranged - fo!lows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
TO-DAY J1n8eC - rO.IOwt
Open. High. Low. Close

Cash grain closed: wheat-So. red. 81 q
a.: No. hard. SIS Sc: No northern SO
SC Ccrr-No ? SS.c.: No white. ssc.: No.
2 Yellow 81. SIC Oa.s-So- z &c; No. .
white, a q sc: standard. e a5,Se.
Baltimore. November E--whcat-Weak At
$40 Co-I-Easier at &c nominal Oats
Quiet; standard white. E1 S%c- Rye-In-
active: No = .5Tsc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20

casha Rosin-Firnn; sales Ans barrels: re-
c>ipts, 4eH barrels: shipnents 1,xB barfels;
stock l1s.66 barrela Quote: A. b. c,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20

rssents contsnts and thus avol1 ro3eotieoA
This market eradeo hay In eocesoAnc>
with the NationAl Hay Association.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
CATTLE MARKBTA
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(eslas ct Union Stock YaraA)
Ry~h,uo~A Va NovAmhNr IA ll11

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK NAHKEf.
(ealss at Union Stock YarAA)
Richmond. Va, November - Q1
RaDort Of the live stock nrArkst Tor the
week ending November L. INA
Best Steers. 7e7skc.: medium to Sod. 40
So: common to fair. ~ &C.: best hsafesA
h6Sc.: medium to good. <,496c: common
to fair. ~ @+c.; best cows +h@6e.: medium
to good. 3A0&e: common TO fair. M03c.
best oxen. 69S5tc.: medium to good. ~ 0
&c: common to fair. sh9%c.: bulls ~ Q
nc: best calves. sIShc-: fair to good, 50
TIC. dicks. 49sc. Cows and calves. $300eo. %
per head. Best heavy hogs. s6skc: light
hogs. 7g7Ac: shoats and pigs. SO 6,1c-: sows
and stays. b17c.: best lambs. Ga 47c-: me-
dun. to good. 5g65Sc.: common to fair. 3ia o
41c.: best sheep. +94itc.: common TO fair.
2M3hc.
Chicago. November lA-cattle-Steady to
1cc. lower. Beeves. $500 l0so: cows and
heiferv. s27oQT+0: calves. $3.50 @ los. Hogs-
Weak: bulk Of sales. $7.T04Is- Sheep
Market weak tor sheep: iambs strong. Sheep,
$3.50 40: lambs. SS.Jo0T6o
New York, November la-Beeves-Steady:
nothing doing. Calves-About steady: veals.
$500 u50 Sheep steady at $275 Gas: lambs
weak at sS4I.50. Hogo-Nominally Arm At
S. S3.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20

Quotations for interest paying bonds are
a. a price to which interest must be added.
Income sonAs and certificates 81 Indebted
.tss are das
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20

Cotton. stea1y: middlint 70: ~: .,oeS
1In I0s baies: export to the Continent. ~
bales. ~. .~,,>,
Total to-day at all ports-Net reeeip s.:
49,. - E,snce .ee bales; to the Continent.
S.xe bales: to Japan. 500 bales stocA'
2sS o4l bales .,n..
Consolidated a. all ports-Net tece.p sss
1a5 5l4 bales: export to Great Britain Ho.s
haiss. 70 France. Nsss bales: to the Cont
nen,. 7s.ss2 bales: to Japan. s.loO bales.
Total since September 1 ar all ports-Net
-.ceint. 4Tws,e bales: export TO Great
Er,atn lsOTs bales; to France. <7o,Soo
bai.s; to the Continent l,2s.9 bales: to
Japan. ssga bales. TO Mexico, 20 bales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
New Orleans. November is-co; i@,e 'u 1o,n.s

o-,.a,. November ls-Cotton futures
,nened steady at an advance OF u91s points
az rood cables and in sympathy with the
arm opening in New YORK: immeol.!ety
m At the end Of the frst half hour OF ous-
mess prices were 7as points over yesterday's
close There were times during the mornins
vixen the market here held oa'ets seeaHy
COVE prices came back. however. after the
iorSs had taken profits. At the highest the
I.sdinE months were p4A points up. Spot
cotton steady. 3-lsc up; miadling, S-lSc.
s.Ies ON the spot l. 30 bales and LOO to AZ
i've closing futures: November, 12-O: De-
cen.ber. L2S3; January. I.n; March. Hss:
May. las: July, 12ed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond. Va. November 10. 1917.
Following are the quotations on the Rich
mond Tobacco Exchange:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20

Spot cotton closed STEADY: ".iSs r.
bales
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20

,.r CONTRACT, closed within . point Il ~
record dGuroA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20

BROWN SHIPPING
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1912-01-26
The Island Of 81. Helena.

st. Helena has been an island Of
ragedies-tragedies that have been
lost sight of wailing over the Cor
sican. On the second day Of my visit
the governor took me by carriage road
through the turns over the island. At
one point of our journey the road. in
winding around spurs and ravines.
formed perfect w within the dis
lance of a few rods. The roads. though
tortuous and steep. were fairly good.
and I was struck with the amount of
labor it must have cost to build them.
The air on the heights was cool and
bracing. 1t is said that since hanging
Tor trivial offenses went out Of fashion
no one has died there. except from
falling over the cliffs in old age or
from being crushed by stones rolling
on them from the steep mountains!
Witches at one time were persistent at
st. Helena. as with us in America in
the days of Cotton Mather. At the
present day crime is rare In the island
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1912-01-26
n. P. BUYS RAILS, $4,000 TONS
Line Will BE Renewed Between Pasc<
and Ellensbure

The United States Steel corpora
ton has received an order for 3d.
600 tons of steel rails from the
Northern Pacific railroad, accord
ing to an announcement from the
east. The main line between
Ellensburg and Pasco will be renewed
with the rails, which are Of the 90
pound variety. Forty miles Of
track between the two cities will be
laid, but this will be but small
portion of the $4,000 ton order.
According to local railroad men the
order will fill 100 cars, and be
enough to construct $50 miles Of
new railway.
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FARMERS ORGANIZE
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to pasture lands, these to be plowed
up after the crop is raised and then
prepared for fruit growing or garden
ing. The perfect soil must be in
good mechanical condition. or full
of humus and in good chemical con-
dition or containing all the elements,
potash, phosphoric acid and nj
trogen. Mr.. Grassland quoted for
an authority of good standing that
over four million acres of United
States farming lands had been irret-
revibly ruined by bad farming. He
recommends highly Prof. Hopkins
book, THE Story of the Soil" as
valuable to every farmer.