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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York july .. Flour steady Wheat
t"rr,E si"ady J." red 95c.; No. north
"ru Duluth 3leo'2 Corn Easy al 70i.c.
Wool quiet Leather Firu Hides and
Petroleum Steady- kosn-Easy Turpcu-
tine steady Rio" Firm. Molasses Quiet
sugar Raw. steady, refined. quiet Butter
steady. Cheese Barely steady. COFFEE Spot,
dGict RIO 30. Z, ''.c.; santos. No Z. IKE:
lnlId, dull; tordova, l3Ul6c nominal. Potu-
toes Easier, Jersey barrel, 3l.75Te..5; south
orn new. S"0.5H Cabbages Steady and un-
Changed Peanuts ana Frcrhts- Steady ana
unchanged.
Cottonse"d OH made new hgh records to
01N on Keen demand from icnucr~ and
shorts fot The October delivery induced BY
inc ltht crude situation ~ The south ana
>'hrrit5 "i OLD crop supplies. There was
S"ne REALIZING ou tho advance which caus-
9" i partial setback, but the close was very
arm with near EonthS .pls points not high
rt and lhie iH' lishcl sales 10. 800 hnrrclS
iF!ur crude. cult. uo. summer yellow 80
hid Iuiy. 80. August 81. S,ptomber s35:
S''"''i -, NuNHiUhtt, "%i I'c'"uh her and
January t'nN. Frhiu"rN "hi- prime winter
yellow. go bid. d" SUMMER white 90 li.
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New York
Stock Market

New York. July 22-Durinc the greater
part OF to.day's stock market session prices
exhibited more irrcgularity than at any time
since the upward movement OF last week.
Trading frequently came To a stands,ill and
the movement lacked the breadth of the pre-
vicuS day.
higher level quoted in London. coon gave
way 10 general declines. notably IN New
Haven. California. Petrolcums and some OF
the obscure stocks while Wells Fargo added
day. The decline In New Haven issues re-
suited largely from tho announcement that
the company purposes to issue so $4,000 If
debcutUrc bonds. some two-;hirds 0i which
Will be utilized In paying of maturing notes.
ON the other hand few 81 the better
known railroad issues. such a. Baltimore and
were consistently strong Greatest gains
We're recorded among tho industrials Re-
public Stcci preferred rose $ points.
Reading United states steel and Canadian
Pacific sustained their best prices Tn tho final
hour hut realizing sales in the latter soon
caused it 20 Yield. while the balance oi the
list reccd-d lractioraly
The weekly Weather report was Of mixed
character bGt favorable in the mnin. II is
Clear. However. that some sections. particu-
lHrly The Middle West continue to sufIcr
Money conditions reHcc; greater case and
continued activity The general bond mar
ket Was heavy with especial weakness In
steel = We"knesS was again icatur" OF
the government bond list the s ana plna-
mas declining 3, and United states Is and
Puname IS y. ON call
New YORK. July - Money on call steady,
.g.i. ruling rate ~ closing bid q; offered
a: Is Time loans nrmrr; sixty days / and
ninety deys 81 siN months dP6l. Prime
change steady at S4,5-5 ;or sixty day bills
and 50 Nb>l for GeuGud- Commercial bills.
Sax Ba, silver. 1>'. Mexican dollars q.
Government, bonds weak. railroads bonds IT.
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SPENDS FIRMS MONEY:
\OW HE'S IN TROUBLE.

San Francisco. July 22.-.An unconquera 81 .
habit of spending and desire Toe know II
aS "a good fellow are given tho reasons
Tor the downfall az sylvester Battin. Jr..
local representative for tho krcmcutz Jew
clry Company. OF Newark. X J.. who
was arrested on warrant charging him
with the rmh"2zlcrcut OF sl75i =, from his
employers His accounts said show "a
shortage oi NOR" than 80. 600 and the total
may amount 10 $1,000. Rattin was arrested
at his home in san Matco this evening.
about tVo weeks ago when Ra,tin VA.
away Win his wife and children an "a camp
ing tour the i[:emcnt% Coinpanys looks
We're sent East fof examinations The order
fur the arrest OF IIhttim followed.
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Washington July 22-Marriage
licenses have been issued 10 the fol-
lowing:
calvin NJ. Flynn and Ethel A. Ora
ham. both Of Danvillc
Joseph Slaughter. OF this city. and
Annie Campbell. OF oakridpe, Va
Edward J.. Smithcr o: West Point
Va and Annie NJ Fowlkes, of Chulu.
Va
Franklin w Harrison. OF this city.
and sadie T. Gray. OF Wcedonville. Va
Willie H. Duke and Bcss y Taber
both Of Richmond.
Henry y. Schcucrman. OF this city,
and Camilla iIinlSe. OF Cherrvdale, Va.
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Atlantic Coast Line

ne Stnnunru Railroad ~ Tue South
EFFECTIVE JUNE 3. 1913
TRAINS 1.r.AN RICHMOND DAII.Y
For Florida and South: AIS A. II. and s:3y
For Nor,olk: sOo A. M. 800 p. A.. 4:1s =.
III.
For " ~. Ky Vest: s:I A. NJ. s:s, A
Al, T.. NJ. 900 r. d.
For Petersburg: 100 A. NJ s:ls A NJ.
sl5 y. Nj. 800 81. $3.50 A. 81, 2:Qo T.. ~
$40 p. Nj, e:oS r. NJ. e.3j +. Nj s.zo II. A..
1875 L. M.
For Goidsborc and Fayetteville; .IIo p NJ
trains arrive Richmond daily: sos A NJ
i1:I5 a. NJ. $50 \ NJ. 1887 A. M
"l0:45 a. NJ. ll:4v a 81. '2:lo r Al, 'si ~
i. Al. sos h NJ. 90. Z. ~. I:UV 4. NJ, s.Js
L. 81. 80 L. NJ
Except sunday. "Sunday only
Time OF arrival and departure anS conuoe.
tions Guaranteed.
c. $ CAMPBELL. D. p. A.. ISt Main 81
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
safes STOCK
Allis-Chal,ncrs .........
Allis-chalmers, pfd.

A!liS-ChalincrS ........
Allis-Chalmers. pfd. -.
1880 Ainalgamatcd Copper -.
100 Am. Agri. Chem, com
LEGO Amer. Beet Sugar. com. E.
20.200 American Can .....
900 American Can. pfd
500 American Car and Fdry
eco American Cotton Oil.
Amer Hide and Lea. pr.
zoo American Linsccd Oil. .
500 Anne riCan Locomotive
loo Amer. Malt Co, pfd. 4.
l,ie0 American Smelling -.
leo American snuff, com.
American sugar ......
500 Amer Tel. and Tel Co. &.
100 American Tobacco. com .
100 American Tobacco, pfd. i.
l.3pO Anaconda Copper ......
3.lo0 AtchiSon ...........
200 Atlantic Coast Line. -.
a. {. l.. of Connecticut. /.
soc Baltimore and OHIO.
14,2o0 Bethlehem steel CO., com
200 Bethlehem Steel Co. pfd
$50 British Amer lob. Co.
i.20o Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Loo Central Leather. com.
LOCO Canadian Pacific .....
l.So0 California Petroleum -.
o,''' chesapeake ana ONO ....
100 Chicago Great Western.
loo chi. Great West. pfd -.
2.loo Chi. Mil ana ST Paul
121 Crucihlc Steel Cor, com.
loo truciblc Steel. pfd.
soc Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
COO Consolidated Gas ......
500 Corn Products. com. -.
Den. and Rio Gran. com.
$500 Erie .. ...........
1900 Erie. LIST pfd. .........
Sed. Min. ana SIN, pfd.
500 General Electric .
Geo. w liclme Tob. Co. .
loo Great Northern. pfd ...
l,70V Great Northern ore cts
loo Illinois Central ...
2,lon INTERIOR Mct. ..........
i,uOV lntcrboro Met. pfd ..
Int. Hair. com. .........
lnr. MGR Marine. com -.
International Paper 80.
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DRY Goops MARkrrs-

New York July 22.-Cottun goods market
Tor staples are steady but quiet, Yarns FOR
contact delivery are easier. Foreign lines
90 mems wear for delivery after january |
MI! be substantially low-r IN accordance
Win prices uow being suggested .Iohhcrs
reports steady house trade on near delivery
Ennls
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loss OF only sac points. The close was stcndy
from Syl7 points under yesterdays session.
IN The morning session the new crops went
lN2 points over yesterdays last prices on
the continued dry weather in the West and
the mention of drouEhty conditions over "A
considerable portion OF the belt by the week
~ reports spot cotton quiet and unchanged f:
middliuS, II 7-lsc. sales on the spot lot bales
ana 2lJ 70 arrive. Cotton futures closed :
july. 1900: August. ll.a4. September, li55:
October u 80; December. Has, January, ll5o:
II
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
tRcDorted by Rodgers. NcCabe &! Coz
Petersburg. Va, July - Peanuts span
Ism Market hrm; farmers Spanish. 81 s. per
n iHi SOCK HNhausted 40. Shened. l0a
roGnd. NirEinias Market nrn; fancy jun
TO, PC per pound; handpicled. 4c. per
prime 3'=c, per pound machine picked. 3i.a
80 per pound; Smelling stock, 2A.a3i.c. per
mound.
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Especial % The Times Diapatch
Frederic ksburg, Va. July 22.-Lewis
Franklin Smith, OF this city. and Miss
Oracle w knight. OF Stafford County
We're united in marriage here last
night at the residence .Rcv. Decatur
Edwards. who performed the ceremony
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way Company. Defendant
CEXtract from decree entered July 3.
1879
" The court doth adjudrc. order
ana decree that j. 4. Tucker, one of
the coinlNissioncrs of this court. take
the following accounts. and report with
All convenient speed TO. this court:
FIRST. An account of the property.
real and personal. assets and franchises
of the defendant. Richmond and Hen
rico Hallway Company. and the liens
thereon. ana their respective priorities.
second IN account of all other
inns against the Richmond and Hen
rico Hallway Company which may be
la wfully established before him. and
shall report which of such unsecured
Claims. If any. are prior and which sub
scHuent IN right of payment to the
btIity or expense, secured by the deed
of trust mortgage in the bill OF plaintiff
heightened dated May .. 1910.
Third. He Will report what amount
arising from the income and earnings
of said properties may be in the hands
of the receiver. and shall make a state
for what r4riosc all sums arising from
said inco oi earnings have been APP
piled sin "a reccivcrship.
Fourth. said comm oncr shall give
notice ~ once by publication once a
week for four successive weeks in
some newspaper OF general circulation,
Of the time and place of taking said
accounts. which publication shall he
equivalent To personal service or Such
notice on the parties or any OF
them. "
Offices of Commissioner j. r. Tucker.
81? Mutual Building. Richmond. Va.
To whom il may concern:
You are hereby notified that ! have
fixed upon Monday the nth day Of
August. 1913. AZ IL o'clock NJ, as the
time. and my Offices. 80 Mutual Build
ing. Richmond, Va. as the place for
executing the decree of which the
foregoing is an extract.
j. II. TUCKER.
Commissioner
SAMUEL a. ANDERSON. p q.
s. l.. KELLY, y. d.
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MAKKEr cnNn1rIoNs-

Poultry chickens plentiful; lower and dull
FEES NccetptS heavy stock OF poor quality
uwiuG 20 heat and market iraEcy. VcalS-
Ia big demand and scarce. Other produce ac-
tive at quotations.
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Chesapeake & Chic Railway

as A.-i.ocai-D a!l' = Newport Newa
iAo A--i:oca ai!y-Ch'Hiie. Er Sun.
800 A.-ENPf-s.- D-ily-$nstolk. old Point
f!9;D A.-Local-- Daily f.chbg Lex. G. Forge
'!-.y0 Noon l.Npress- Daily norfolk -:
Point.
tii:i1 y = Mountain Special Tuesdays.
Thursdays and saturdays White
sulphur. Hinton mountain resort
200 P.-EAprcss Daily Gin. L'.ille
TACO p Express Dai!y--Nor. old Point
500 P.-I.ccaI- Daily-N. News old pow,
t:i6 .-l.ocal-Ex. Sun.-Charlottesvi!le
t:l1 P.-loca!- Week days except saturday
TO warren. saturdays to Gladstone
$50 p l.in!trd-Datiy-Cin Ch'go. ST. l.
'n'V1 f-E:pFesS Daliy Gin. louisville
LynchburG NatuTa! Bridge.
'Sleepcrs. Parior Cars.
TRAINS AKItIN RlCnM OHD-Locai from
East: $50 a. NJ. $40 T.. VI. Through from
East: y 30 A NJ. 80 T. NJ. 6:35 =. 81 Local
!!on west: s:!5 4. NJ. ''s;5j a NJ. ana ! 70
i. IS. Through s:E y. Al. II ;55 A. 81. Gud
- J. VI.
James River Line: 1886 r. Il. 4:ss y. II
week days. sundays 6 80 i. 81.
80 DAILY except Sunday.
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..

FURNISHED by Levy Commission Co Com
mission Merchants Richmond, VaD
Richmond Va. July 90 1913
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. OF
MkJEJ-'r
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NANAl STORIES

Wilmington, c. July 2.-Spirlts Tur-
pcntin"-StcadY at 35i2c.. receipts q casks
Resin S,endy, receipts 81 barrels Tar. Firm
ni $40 crude rurpentinc Steady at S.43 90.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONI.l All. RAIL. LIN Il 10 NONtOi.k
Schedule in Eject SEPTEMBER 30. 1872.
Leave ByrG street station. Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: '3.IV a. NJ. $500 +. A.. .<:ls
I. VI.
FOR LYNCHHURG AND THE WEST:
'e.i5 A. NJ. 's:Sc "a. NJ. 1900 Z. NJ. 30 L. NJ
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: 'll:to A
al. $50 + ri. III 80 4. 81. From the West:
$40 a. Nj. a!:l0 Il. Nj bi:4u +. a.. 's:v, Z.
Nj. 800 T. NJ
'Daily. aD.iiy ex. Sunday. hsunGay OIL,
". -. BEt ILL., Pass. Traf. Mgr.
w. e. SAUNDERS. u. l.. a, Hounoke, Va
c. Il. BO.LEl. d. 4. A.. Richmond. Va.
Richmond and CHESAPEAKE Day Railway.
schedule oi ti&tric Trains effective May
so, 1872: Leave Richmond. Laurel and Broad
streets: b'c:oo a. NJ. '7:lo a. NJ. bS:lU A.
NJ. $40 a; M. .'lo:i0 q. NJ. ll:lo A. NJ. 1910
=. ~. G;2e F. NJ .:lo 4. NJ. bs:Io r. NJ.
io:l? +. NJ mao T. NJ Leave Ashland. Eng.
land ard Maple Streets: '5:6J r. NJ b. 90 a
NJ. $50 4 NJ; bs:go 4. ~. 200 A NJ. I'll Nv
a. Nj. 1900 NJ. ''l:00 l.. NJ 200 r. NJ 1900
i. Al. 400 r. NJ. bJ:0o +. NJ. zoo y. Nj ! wv
Il. 81. 500 i. NJ. $500 l.. 81. ll:6t +. NJ
Daily except Sunday. SUNDAY onit.
bCarrieS baggage.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
tSales at Union Stock :ards)

Richmond. Va July -. 1913
Report OF the live stock market for the
week ending July y, 1919
Best steers. -, usi.C.: medium to good. "a
1i2c. common to fair 5a6,1c. best hcifcrs.
7Mi.c.; medium TO good 5Nn6a.c: common
to fair, iLP5i7c.; best cows ga Ji.c.. medium
to good. 4xg5tac.; common to tair, st:G iigc.:
best oxen. 6rT1Hc.; medium TO good, 81. fttc.. .
common to fair, 4t.U5c.: bulls 5N6c., best
calves sUS,ac.: fair to good. 5Nsc. dicks.
iM5c. Cows and calves. s2SIG5.0o per head.
Best hogs ShGgc.. sows and stays, 5Q1i2c.;
best sheep, iN4cc. fair To good 3a3Ac. ;
common to fair, ?i2f3c.; best lambs, 1V7i2c.:
common to fair. 5tz05c.
Chicago, III, July 22.-IIoEs- Weak. 5Itlac
lower Bulk of sales. Ss.95u9.So Cattle
S3.,5GS.40: calves. >S.25Nll5c. Sheep-S;rong
l0H.jc. higher at $i.2aUj.lo. lambs. $3.50 90
New York, July %. Becves-No trading
Calvcs-Nery little trading Virginia vcals
SgG HOO. sheep ana Lambs SSI95S; slow
sheep. s2.5oTi5O; lambs. s5.5op'.2j. Hogs
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OLD DOAIINIoN LINE.

OI@D IJONINION IN Is.
Lv. Richmond foot OF Ash St. daily . 90 P. M.
Leave Newpor: News. 90 A NJ
o A. NJ.
Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for Kew York daily. except Sunday
I:N T.. NJ. Connections also made by ~ "a
W. Ry. Z. 81. and Z. o. Ry. at l.. III.
Night line steamers stop ClarcmoEt 10
land or receive passengers OF signal. and win
be met By public conveyance
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION co effective
ApIil ?).-Jn-nes River by daylight for Nor
folk and Old Point Newport News and all
james River landings. Steamer leaves Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday at 900 A. A.
Freight received for all JaD.sa "tver Points
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MONEY IN WHEAT

$1,000 Buys Puts Calls on 10 0oc bushel,
OF wheat. No further risk. \ movement o.
&c from price gives YOU chance to take $500 90;
lars.
THE CENTRAL STOCK & GRAIN Co,
Park Bldg. Cleveland. q.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

fHEMIEli onRtiEE Of THE SOUrH.
Trains Leave Richmond.
n. B.--Foi0wing hcheduis ngures publish Cd
as Information and net Guaranteed:
FOR the south DAILY: U:l9 a. local.
1880 A. M.-EXpress 500 r. Nj G4pi ess,
Win hiectric i.isnted Sleeping Car. .ol Al
lahta ahd Birilingham ll:i5 Z. M.i-N > css
Week Duys: 800 4. M--i.ocal
YORK RIVER LINE
$3.50 F. .--DhiiS-Connecting for Dnlti-
more Mon. Wed. and Frluay. Goo A. M
E1. sun. anG I:lJ H. M.--Mun., Wed. and
rIiday-Lccal
Trains Arrive Richmonc.
From the South: ESQ a. N. and $40 4. NJ
400 y al. $40 l.. Nj. daily, 1906 Ell. Sun
From West Point: $3.50 a. 81. daily: II as A.
Al. Mon. Wed and Fri. 4:25 +. NJ. Elk Sun
5 T.. BCRGE SS. u. L. A..
f07 e. Main ST. pnons Madison ia
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STEAMBOATS,

->N\~~~~~>-N~~>-~
All Travel Arrangements over One
Counter.
American European.
Railroad. Steamship and Pullman
Tickets.
Baggage Checked. Taxicab. Travellers
Checks.
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY,
500 East Main Street.
Branch Offices: Observation-Disclosures
Richmond Hotels.
TIME AND TROUBLE SAVERS"
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Richmond and Ecnrico Rail
way Company. Defendant
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The Union Trust Company.
Limited, Plaintiff
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CATTLE MARKETS.

STRAW-Compressed ........... 500 q
Loose-prcssed. large bales. d 1000
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SEABOARD AIR LINE

South bound trains scheduled 10 leave Rich
mond daily: $500 A. M.--Local TO EoriinA-
i:l0 T.. M.--Sieepcrs and coaches. Atlanta
Birmingham. Savannah Jacksonville. HES
l.. M.-Sleepers and coaches. Atlanta. Bir-
mingham. Memphis. 100 a. M.--Sleepers and
coaches. Jacksonville. Northbound trains
scheduled to arrive in Richmond daily: 5: 95
A. IL. 7:Io a. NJ. SOS p. II. $3.50 p. N local
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legal y

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
IN THE LAW AND EQUITY COt-RT
Of THE CITY OF RICHMOND
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Richmond ( Petersburg Electric Railwa

Cars leave Manchester. Seventh and Perry
Streets. FOR TetersourE:
IS. l. Q. IS. 10. II. ~ A M L u &
1855. &C. :. !. 's:lo 2. II.
u 20 p ~ for Chester. 1900 midnisht fo,
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg foo, of sycnmor.
street. tor Manchester:
,.;it. s;ss. '.i;is, 'I:is. I:as ,:ss .n:M. u:r
A. ~ i::a5 'i.sJ 800 3:A. a.35. 5:5s. sax
:. :6d. 10. s:35. 1000. 1870 p. 81.
tDaiIy-Es. sunday and holidays
Carries baggage and express.
"Limit-d Except sunday an. holiday,
All cars tror Petersburg connect With
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res ranged as follows:
Orrn High Low Close
KICIIMoND GRAIN ,I,uxrr

Baltimore ND July % Whea-Easio
naud. Iye Steady
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BY caskie G purch 3 Co.

Quotations for interest paying bonds are al
q price 10 which interest must oe added. In
come bonds and certificates OF Indebtedness
are fiat
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Distract from decree entered July 3.
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RAILROADS.
ACCOMMODATION 1aalHs-wEsKDAYs.

SS"""bSi'oN IhSIhS-neehUhtS.
Leave bIrd 81. Sta. 400 r. NJ for Freleriek,burx.
leave Eipa Sta. 7-30 A. H. 80 p. n. fer lshlan4
Arr'e Byrt st. Sta. 1928 A. II. from FreAeTieksh'E.
Arrive Eliza Sta. $50 In. ,s<2 Pm. from Ashland
Arizona republican., 1913-04-09
STATE CONTESTS
 AT UNIVERSITY

The second annual celebration of terday with conference of the school officials of the state at the university. Prof. Stabler represents the Phoenix high school.
 Before the end of the week the fast est typists and stenographers of the schools of Arizona will be put through their paces and the best of them will be medaled and crowned the Arizona amateur baseball wreath will adorn the collective brow of the best diamond team in the state; and the track and field championship of Arizona will be won and lost.
 University Week is the darling holi- day of the U. of A. and through is connection with the schools of Arizona it has gained state wide interest. Prac- ticaIly all the. high schools of the state work and every ambitious student dreams about the time when he will do things for himself and his school at the varsity.
 The conference of teachers will be continued today and this evening will take place the first of the competitions for all state interscholastic champion ships-the song and oratorical contest Miss Nellie Teasdale and Samuel Holsnger left for the university city yesterday and this evening they will represent the local high school in the fight for all Arizona honors. Both these
Arizona republican., 1913-04-09

contestants are champions of Phoenix high in their respective lines and both will mo doubt make q good showing against the assembled music and elo- quenCe of the state. Miss Teasdale will sing and Mir Holsinger will deliver an OratiOn.
 Within the next few days the track team will lay a course TucSonWard and with the athletes will go number of enthusiasts who will do their best to cheer the Red and Black on to victory. sarN general of the expedition.
 samuel Holsinger will remain in Tucson to talk. part in the typewriting contest. Tucker Pinney will type and write shorthand and Eugena Gas cock will also enter the shorthand com petition.
 The members of the track team who will go to Tucson are: Tom Geare, cap tain, distance; Jake ThOman. sprints: Byron krtchum. sprnts; James Co man, quarter; George Luhrs, quarter; Chas. Tweed. mile; Robert Langrebe, half m!le Russell Peabody. jumps and hurdles; Paul Ivion, weights Arnold Anderson. pole vault and hurdles; Alex. Roses shot; Paul Holsinger. weights; Thomas Marian jumps; Frank Wilkey, weight.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-09
CIVIC SUBJECTS ARE
 DISCUSSED BY WOMEN
Members of Women's Club Delve Into Political Questions for Three
 Hours or More

State Orphan Asylum" Capital Punishment" The Eight Hour Law" Legal Status of Women in Arizona. " were the subjects that received at tention at the Womans club yester- day afternoon.
 The object was to promote inter est in civic affairs and the discussion. was one for information rather than debate.
 The WOmanS club has never mixed in politics" but from the way the different questions were handled ciVics has been and is an interesting study with the largest organization of women in the state.
 Close on to three hours logical ar G1mcnt held sway As the different speakers delved into the vros and cons of their topics il was evident
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that they would Wield enormous in- fluence in coming events in Arizona and however largely responsible the Woman's club movement was for bringing this about. Three stages were shown yesterday as one mem Der described it We reviewed what We were; what we are and what we hope to be"
 Not d majority of the members have registered and the initiative petitions for the abolition of capital punish ment that were presented the meet ing were made out for signatures of unregistered electors Less than q score of names were secured.
 Mrs B. A. Fowler, the president. acted as chairman
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ONE OF HIS FAULTS

Mrs Peck--I must say you have more faults than any other man ever met
 Peck-WelI. you have plenty oi faults yourself.
 Mrs. Peck There YOU are again always changing the subject when try to talk to you.-Boston Transcript
 Rear Admiral Mertz has been placed on the retired list.