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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-17
GREAT HOLY NAME INCREASE
IN MEMBERSHIP REPORTS

Holy name societies grew in member
ship last year fully 100, 900, divided into
43S new organizations, and a growth OF
Is diocese unions. The highest num-
Der Of members in any of these new so
cieties is 900, and few are below So
All are men, Societies are in Catholic
parishes. Then there are unions that
are developed on diocese lines, but
which take care never to interfere with
parish societies Lastly there is a Ia
tiOnal bureau, serving merely to foster
the purpose Of the movement It is
planned now to add a fourth depart
ment or grade, to consist Of committees
that shall, in the movements name,
take on certain lines Of work
Holy name societies began in France
under Pope Gregory X. more than six
centuries ago. They soon spread 20
Lisbon, which became a second head
quarters. In the United States, how
ever, the movement is on broader lines
than in Europe, and is Of quite recent
growth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-17
SENTENCE SERMONS IN
PULPITS OF Ell, PASO

Cod the that they fit each oRsv H Combs
of v 5 a y. s 5ea 5a theories Island empire On H o tie:
Presbyterian
trying 1egate people
only daily
"The demanded wen Christianity
seths on the first day Of the 4 P Bond at the East Psso sto
dis church.
Prepare to meet thy eo-Biahop Hendricks at Trinity eho
Sunday physical physical
@ 6S % e. B 6S5 H Rs Highland R Ps Baptist tP s5ar 5' from
you they
& S'2n and S5aFs' and T g94 9P4.t 4 @ y9H
The Sunday
C. Morgan of the Highland Park Methodist church
Sunday closing viii come when good people their SOW
Teign majesty Lord
Williams
e aa cannot mot P Ps;: n the days @ one a Fist
To show Importance Of Christians while they are
who accepted him between 20 and 8O only between 80 and @
and none beyond the CalvaTyHOu Baptist
easy enough to hammer out out wooden
man 2ut 10 make flesh and bone man with trained intellect and
tgis of time patience GodRev J Rice the
VI s but '5' al 3 s 3s s''6 sg
with f., the Sabbath TIL vA.
First Congregational church
Of If the forces 70
Alta Vista Methodist church
person ponzng open stores moving
violation Of the laws Texas influence
Baptist ohu6 n De Ao l. A'l''''' at the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-17
TWO MEXICANS ARE
CAUGHT BY A POSSE

Elephant Butte. n. ". Feb. 17--JUan
Baron and Victor Gloria, two Of the
Mexicans who, it is charged, fatally
wounded night Waterman Fred Hewitt
on Thursday morning. were captured
by posse consisting Of Andie Cox.
Henderson, Hughes and the Alderman
brothers. The MeXicans were over
taken three miles below PalOmas and
We're at once taken to the HilsbOrO
county jail The other MeXicans who
are charged with being connected with
the tragedy have not yet been appre-
nended, but are believed to be in camp.
Marshal Putnam and two men are out
searching, not knowing yet OF the ar
rest Of Baron and Gloria and the Off
GERS here have been unable to communi-
cate with Putnam by telephone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-17
PORTO RICO CELEBRATION
TO BE GREAT CHIRCH AFFAIR

TO BE GREAT CHURCH AEtIAEl
Ponce de Leon, who sought but did
not find the fountain Of perpetual
youth. is to be reinterred in a new
tomb in the cathedral Of st. John the
Baptist, in San Juan, in connection with
the celebration Of the four hundredth
anniversary OF the founding Of the
Catholic diocese of Porto Rico, the old
est on the American continent
Cardinal Farley. Of New York, Arch
bishop Blenk. of New orleans. and some
other American Catholic prelates viii
take part in the celebration and the
reintermenE which takes places on
February %. The diocese is one Of the
few that are directly under the Pope
and do not belong in any province IN
the islands Of the Pacific are lew
others similarly governed.
The present bishop of Porto Rico, the
18th in line since the founding of the
diocese in 1911, is an American ap-
pointed in 1906 in pursuance Of the
Vatican policy, adopted also for the
Philippines and Hawaii, of naming
American prelates to govern territory
under the American flag, no matter in
what part Of the world the territory
may be- The Rt Rev. Dr. W. A Jones,
a New Highlander by birth, is an Aug
ustiniau, and the only American in
high authority in the Catholic church
on the island.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-17

natl is whether this restriction shall
be taken off, and if it is not, what is
the meaning of the word evangelical
what churches are evangelical and
what nOt2 The chairman of this COM
mittee is president ". D. Mackenzie, Of
the Congregational seminary at Hart
ford.
The impression seems TO prevail that
the test of membership will be retained
the word evangelical" defined and
that professors in schools not reckOned
orthodox will either be curbed or dis
missed. Discussion of the matter is
agitating association circles in all
quarters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-17
NAV REMOVE MEMBERSHIP
RESTRICTION FROM Z. y

Once every three years the inter
national committee Y. NJ c. A. meets
and almost always is called upon to
readjust some important parts Of assO-
citation work. 1t has been planned to
hold the convention of 1913 in Los An
geles, but circumstances there made
doing so unwise at this time. and so
il has Just been decided to hold il IN
Cincinnati The dates are in May, md
the convention represents the assOcia-
tions Of the United States and Canada
Associations in most cities have
large memberships that are not active
That is, they may not vote in the man
agement- These include Roman Cath
olics and in not a few cities they out
number all others. Only those may vote
who belong to some evangelical church
The question to come up at Cincin-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-17
CHILD Is KILLED BY A
EATLTNG RARRET. nTr

Phoenix, Ariz., Feb. 17-Grace Brown.
the seven-year old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Mahlon Brown. who live a
few miles south Of Tempe was crushed
to death by barrel of distiIlate which
fell from the rear end of her fathers
wagon
Brown had been TO Tempe and hau
bought the distillate for a farm engine
AS he neared his home the little girl
climbed into the wagon. A moment
later the wagon gave a lurch and the
barrel tumbled backward. pushing her
out of the wagon. The heavy barrel
struck her npon the head. The little
one was dead when her father reached
her.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-17
:. :. : :. : :. :. :: :. : :. : :: =
. CRIPTURE
Psalm 5:1-S.

Psalm 5:1-S.
Give ear to my words, o Lord, con-
slider my meditation.
Hearken unto the voice Of my cry, my
King, and my God; for unto thee VIII
1 pray.
Ny voice shalt thou hear in the
morning, o Lord; in the morning will L
direct my prayer unto thee, and viii
look up.
For thou are not a God that hath
pleasure in wickedness; neither shall
evil dwell with thee.
The foolish shall not stand in thy
sight: thou hatest all workers Of ini-
putty.
Thou shalt destroy them that speak
leasing; the Lord viii abhOr the bloody
and deceitful man.
But as for me. I Will come into thy
house in the multitude Of thy mercy:
and in thy fear viii 1 worship toward
thy holy temple
Lead me, o Lord. in thy rightness
because Of mine enemies; make thy
way straight before my face.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-17
FLORENCE MAN KILLS
IN SELF DEFENCE

T IOrcnce, All, Feb- Il.-InOs- n
wills, chairman Of the board of super
Elsors of Pinal county, shot and killed
Charles Gentch, a German miner, of
Ray, a mining camp 80 miles from here.
at o'clock Sunday morning. Reports
are meager but it appears that Gentch
was crazed with liquor anad that ne
attacked Wills with a club and knife.
knocking him down, whereupon Wills
shot him dead The cOrOner's jury ex-
onerated Wills
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-17

leaders. to be widely circulated in re-
spective churches
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-17

A cough medicine for children should
be harmless. 1t should be Dleasart ~
take IT should be effectual Cham
pertains Cough Remedy is an Of this
and IS the mothers favOrite every
where For sale by all deaIers.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-17

Your roof insured for 10 years with
out extra cost to you Let US explain.
Lander Lumber Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-17

II the forces 70 Christianity FL PasO well organized
OF evil we could take city county for ChsRev W R
Alta Vista Methodist church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-17

the Sabbath observance passed. what the churches
First Congregational church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-17

the savage that they fit Other-Rev
1t ST. Paurs Lutheran Church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-17

NOT day Of phasaica FORMS Of rest and recuperaOn
fellowship with other truly but all with God-Rev
ne Atura Park Methodist church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-17

1t does people good for you to believe in Them for
have character and when cannot do that
an endRey J. E. Abbott at the Westminster PRESBYTERIAN ehuI
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-20
DAY AND CONTRACT WORK

ALTERATIONS, additions repairs garages,
cabinet work, general Woodworking: refer
enees; estimates. Market 1921.
PAINTING. paper hanging; our work IS the
best: our price is the lowest. West 1851.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-20
INVALID HOMES
MINES AND MINING

Ell SERENO SANITARIUAI San Rafael. Cal
For aged persons needing special care. City
home. S421 25th ST, S. F. Phi. Mission 1920
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Financial Summary

American stocks in London quiet and irreg.
ular.
Bank of England rate unchanged at 5 per
cent
Full senate banking COMMITTEES meets today
in effort TO agree some less important fea-
ture Of the currency bill.
Stock exchange vigorously denounces work
Of scandal mongers In creating false runl0rs
regarding brokerage houses.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit reported to have pur-
chased 80 acres at C0ney Island for terminal
Howard Elliott in address before New Haven
Chamber Of Commerce pleads for fair play for
his road.
New York Cotton exchange revision commit
tee makes radical changes In difference on low
grade cotton.
Louisiana to issue s11 100000 short term
bonds 10 take up states indebtedness, due
January /.
Iron Age says slowing down in iron and
steel operations has been more sharply accent
uafed during the last week.
Frisco receivers secure iH5uncttons TO prevent
81 being deprived from New Orleans terminal
rights.
President Huerta viii vigorously defend his
course in message TO Mexican congress. which
assemblies today
President Nudge or Rock Island, in appeal
ing for increased rates. says alternative Is
Generalization OF railroad service ana vent
ually government ownership
New York Telephone company agrees 10
physical valuation OF its properties by inter
state commerce commission Figures 10 De
used for revision of its rates.
F. J. Boston. representing United Cigar
Stores interests, elected director OK hiker ~
Hegeman Drug company.
Twelve iDdnstrials declined .31
Twenty active rails declined .18.
Rails l03.0Ss lndustriais zb~94- ---i -
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-20
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS


ANGEL0--In this city. November II. 1913, to
the wife OF R. Angelo. son.
ARBINI--In this city, October 20. 1913. 10 the
wife Of Carlo Arbini, a daughter. - So,.
BARRET0-In this city, November ~, 1910,
to the wife of Alberto Barrefo. daugnter.
BREGANTI-In this city, November " lel5,
to the wife Of d. Breeanti. : daughter; e ,a;a :
the wife of NJ. Caloni, daughter -.
CAPAS--In this city. November 10, 1919. 70
the wife of l. cauas, a son. ,o,,
to the wife OF n. Castagna. daughter.
CONLON--In this city, November 10, 1913, q
the wife Of T. f. Conion. a daughter
GEISSER-In this city, November IA, 1913, 70
the wife OF Frank Geisser, son.
GUILBERT-In this city. November IA. 1913.
to the wife OF. A. L. Guilbert Jri (nee Fifz-
HUMBERT-In this city. November IS. 1913,
to the wife Of G. @. Humbert, daughter
IVES-In this city, November 6, 1913. to the
wife OF John Ives. daughter.
MAGER-In this city, November Is, 1913, to
the wife Of Paul Mager. son.
MoJWITSkY-In this city. November 1S, 1919
TO the wife of B. Mojwitsky. daughter.
NEMTHY-In this city. November IL. 1913, to
the wife of Geber Nemthy. son.
oLsoN-In this city. October 81, 1913, to the
oPIcI--In this city, November 2, 1918, to the
wife Of John Oplci. a son.
PEDWELL-In this city. November IA. 1913,
TO the wife OF A. @. Pedwell. son
PHHLIPS-In this city October 20, 1913. to
the wife Of D. B. Phillips. daughter.
PL0WMAN--In this city. November Z, 1913. to
the wife OF John w. Plowman, son.
SANDY-In Oakland, November 4. 1913. TO the
wife OF Frincis /. Sandy formerly Margaret
Barry. daughter.
SANT0NI-Tn this city, November 2. 1913. to
the wife Of v. Santoni. a son.
SHES0N--In this city. October IL, 1913. to the
wife Of j.. Z. Sheson. son.
SPENCER-In this city, November II, 1913, to
the wife of +. f. Spencer. sen.
vANUCCHI-In this city October %. 1913, to
the wife Of g. vanucchi. daughter
WALSH--In this city, November 10. 1913, to
the wife OF Martin Walsh, son.
WRIGHT--in this city, November 10, 1913. to
the wife Of Gilbert A. Wright. u daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-20
APPROXIMATIONS

80 numbers. 301 to 400 inclusive, on the
First Capital Of slo0oo-s10 each.
80 numbers. 1S40l TO 1880. inclusive on the
Second Capital Of s., ,00o-s10 each.
TERMINALS
199 numbers ending with a. being the last
two figures Of the number drawing the First
Capital Of s10,000-s4.
No. 324 draws First Capital. 80 0O0 sold in
Los Angeles. Oakland and San Francisco, Cal
No. 1926 draws Second Capital. $1,000 sold
in Los Angeles, Sacramento and San Francisco
Cal No. 1876 draws Third Capital 81 eOo
sold in Oakland and San Francisco, Cal Nos
269s and S543 each draw $333.60, sold in oak
land. Los Angeles, San Jose and San Francisco.
Cal
The above Is for So, fractions In proportion.
The Original Nacional NJ, & F. Company Of
San Francisco paid the following for Noyem-
0s5 GILBERT i6 NV wadge assistant Snager Pacific
wholesale company. 90 Market St, residing
zoos Green St, s. f.. $500
John j. Nicholson, ship carpenter. Union OH
Co. residing 75S Harrison St, 8. f., $2. 500
Henry Lewis, cook for Fourth Co. Alcatraz
island. residing Aicatraz island. San Francisco
Mrs. Annie Mathews, 7o1 Rand ave., Oak
land. Cal, $1,000.
William E. Brodersen, vice pres. and sec.
wichman, Lutgen & Co.; Inc, importers, 1874
j. N. de Bare. prop. s'Joe's Pipe House. .
244o Mission st, residing 2447 Mission ST.,
r J. Wohltmann, employed G. II. Umbsen
Co. 20 Montgomery ST.. residing iii Hamp-
shire ST., S. f.. $3.50
Lena Mckenzie, employed wichman. Lutgen
& Co., 1874 l40 Sacramento ST., residing 32a
Bryant St, $. F., s1,25o.
Mrs. NJ. Gray, 91o Park av.. Alameda. CAL,
mrs Mrs. NJ. G. skinner, 1s4 williams ST.. San
Leandro Cal. $3.50.
B. J. Brul. els Eighth St. Marysvire.
NJ Mercanfiie National Bank Of S. F. collected
for J. r. sederman. D st: bet Second and
Third Marysville. Cal. 81, 250.
j. W. Combs, residing Hotel Lawrence 4s
sixth gt., s. r.. $500.
A. Mogan. employed Royal Insurance Co.
Sansome and Pine sts., residing 1640 Washing
ton ST. s. r.. $500.
Bank Of Italy, S. f., collected for Adolph
Klapholz. 43s Los oIiyas ave., DAILY City, Cal,
]. It. Byrne. with Equitable Life Ins. 90.
room 21s Croker bldg residing AIS Tween.
fieth St, S. r.. and Charles A.. Hfby, sales.
man. Crown Distilleries Co., Beaie and Mission
sts.. s. F.. $500
Edward A. Buckley. PAT Sacramento st. &
r.. and Fred G. Schwank. tailor, room 404 q
Kearny ST., residing Eureka hotel, o'Farrell
ST. s. F.. $500.
q. Motroni. 511 Somerset ST., S. f.. and
VIM Treganowen. 2023 Hyde ST., S. r., $500
James McGuigan, employed by James Nc.
Cuhbin painter and decorator, ITO Jessie St
residing 7s5 San Jose ave-. s. f.. and A. G.
Roee. employed Pacific Gas and Electric Co.
residing ls5 Montgomery St. San Jose. $500.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-20
TO LEAVE THIS PORT

THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 20
For Astoria and Portland. Stmr San Ramon.
Captain Jameson. at p. M, from Lombard
Cor Grays Harbor, srmr ]. B. stetsop. Can.
tain G. Lofstrom. at p. m. from Powell
For Grays Harbor. stmr williapa, Captain
9: johnson, at p. m, from Union street
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 2l
For Grays Harbor. stmr Chehalis Cantain
=; NJ Cook, at 10 a. m, from Mason street
For Seattle and Tacoma. stmr Admiral Far.
ragut Captain J.. Griffith, at 8 .. M, from
Howard STREET wharf.
For Seattle. strnr. Rainier, Captain J. Nor
For Astoria and Portland. stmr Yucatan.
Captain a 2. paulsen. at 10 q. M. from
For Astoria and Portland. stmr Beaver. Can
tain E. w Mason. at Y M. from pier 40
For Portland. stmr Navajo. Cantsin r.
For Los Angeles and San Diego. stmr Yale.
Captain E. P. Bartlett. at D. m, from
For Los Angeles, stmr Northland. canta,p
q. 4: BodEe. at p. m. from Powell street
70 For Santa Crus ana Monterey. stmr ruret.
Captain A. Paulsen, At p. M. from Vallejo
For For Los Angeles. stmr klamath, CAPTAIN n.
Nielsen, at p. M. from Powell street wharf
For Los Angeles, stmr Coronado. Captain
| 8. Stangeland, at 10 4. M, from Fiibert street
For Los Angeles, stn,r Norwood, CAPTAIN r.
A. knudsen, at 2 p M, from Mason street
ARRIVED NOVEMBER 10
1925 D. M. sfmr Alaskan Hillman 81
days from HiIo; merchandise to Williams Di-
! mond & Co.
u:1O. p. M. Ger stmr Harport EhIers. 20
days from Tocopilla; ballast 70 Standard Oil
''"pa ARRIVED NOVEMBER 20
| 2:3O 4. M. stmr Melville Dollar McClement
| 50 hours from Port San Luis; ballast to Rob-
ert Dollar company.
$50 a. M, etmr Pomo. Li1leland is hours
!! from Albion, Via Point Arena IL hours; 262 600
| feet lumber to Swayne & Hoyf. Inc.
7.O5 a. M. stmr Multnomah. Foldat SO hours
| from San Pedro; ballast to Charles r. McCor-
ISLAND PORTS
MANILA--Arrived Nov. is. Ger stmr Bris-
gsvia, froE Tacoma>
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-20
snEersheld. CAL. native Of sacramento

Bakersfield, Cal. native OF Sacramento,
Cal.
Henry Shea, a native OF ireland, aged 81
wears and months.
sMITH-In this city. November is, 1913, VIII
liam Charles Smith, native OF Glasgow,
Scotland. aged IS years member Of Ele-
ysfor Constructors. Local No s.
sMYTH-In Alameda November 49, 10I3
Mary. relct OF the late Terrence Smyth and
loving mother Of Mrs. ]. T. DowiIng. Mrs.
Henry Johnston. Mrs. Dave Miller and John
r. Smyth. late Of Moores Flat. Nevada coun-
ty. CAL, native of Ireland, aged 20 years.
Nevada county papers please copy)
Funeral services Friday, November 21 at
a. M, from the late residence, I4l4 Sher-
man street Alameda, thence to st. Joseph !
church where a requiem mass Will be cele-
brated for the repose Of her soul, beginning
at $3.50 a. m.
gUIIIVAN--In this city, November IL. 1919
John. beloved husband Of Mary Sullivan. low.
Nellie. Anna. Mae, Alice and John L. SnJlI
van Of Hollister. Mrs D.. v. Sheehsn Of
stockton and the late Daniel y. SulIivsn .nd
Grandfather Of Noeia Sullivan OF Holiisfsr :
native Of ireland.
Observation-Disclosures into rest. Novemher n
1918. Peter. dearly beloved husband !,
Emmic Thompson and brother Of Mitchell
Thompson. native OF Schleswie- n Holsfein
aged 81 years months and days. a mem
and California commsndery No. /, Knights
TrIIIY-In this city. November is 1914
Marv beloved wife OF the late John Al
Tuily and devoted mother Of Mrs II NJ
= Marais and the late John Thomas Jrlfa
Annie aud Joseph Tully, 4 native Of Ire
land.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-20

WHEN you become disgnsted with poor work.
send your carpets 10 j. SPAULDING & CO.,
$50 Tehama ST.; Douglas S0s4. Home J2347.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-20
GRAIN QUOTATIONS
FINANCIAL NOTES BY WIRE

Consols unchanged. Money 72.. account
t2A. Rio Tintos, 72. unchanged.
London silver. 2Id, OF d. New York sill
yer, 5S%c.
London copper opening easy. Spot fes. of
Is Cd. Futures f66 Us Cd, OF 5s. Lead f19
IS Sd. unchanged
Bank Of England rate unchanged. but most
OF the active American issues show price recess
sion. London market still small
Livernpol cotton closed quiet and steady, "a
2A lower on all.
Liverpool wheat closed %@1s higher. Corn
x higher.
Paris wheat closed A@h higher. Antwerp
q higher. Berlin y lower. Budapest Y
higher.
Ciearances: wheat s1e.ooo -four "a. 1000,
corn none, oats "a 600. Wheat and hour equals
S59, 900 bushels.
London copper close: Spot, f67 los, or
los. futures, f66 IS. OF as Cd Speiter, EGO
12s Sd. of 2s Cd.
Earnings-Chesapeake and Ohio. second
week November, decrease $3,211; from July
/, increase S4S2. 600.
The public service commission OF New York
today approved the New York Centrars
mortgages.
Tcnopah Extension Mining company declared
Its regular quarterly dividend Of 21a per cent
and 2 ~ per cent extra.
BY vote Of to the senate banking and
currency committee voted to report to the SEN
ate on Saturday the house currency bill. to-
gether with the Owen and Hitchcock amended
draft.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-20
THE COTTON MARKEr

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 20.-Cotton due Az
lower on December and 2Ql2h lower on later
months. Opened quiet, lag down. At l2:15
business. 5 down at 7.41d; sales 5000. includ-
ing 5000 Americans. At D. m. unchanged
TO / higher
NEW YORK. Nov. 2O.-New York due to
open 2@3 higher. The weather over the cot
ton belt yesterday generally clear with
temperatures last night ranging from 5S to
"a The weather will continue fair today and
tomorrow over practically all Of the south.
Port receipts estimated at 10000 bales; last
week, 81, ,129; last year. 81, SCI.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-20

T. L. CHRISTIANSON. attorney at law, S0o-3
Pantages bldg; Lakeside 121. res. Mer. 2343.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-20
HIDES AND SKINS
Prices onoted at Mana.

Prices quoted at Napa:
Hides (per lbl-Dry cattle: Butchers, 270
Csc; murrains. 27c; dry salt hides. 1sc; stays.
10c; kip, 27c; veal Sic; calf. 3ic.
Horse (each)-Large prime, skinned to hoof.
k262.25; No. I medium do $1.50G2; No.
small do, 50c1$I. No. colts do 25@50c
Wet Salted tper lbl-Cattle: Steers. me-
bulls, steers and stags. lie; kip. fe to 80 lbs.
Ice; veal 10 to 10 lbs. zoe; calf. 20c: culls,
1@2c less
Sheep Skins {eachl-Long wool peIts, SOc@
81; medium wool. 456s0c; short wool. 25Q 40c.
lambs long wool. 35d50c; do medium 15@ soc;
shearlings No. 1. 15@25 do No. 2. 7G1Oc.
Goat Skins teach Prime Angoras, 75cQS1;
medium. 35Q50c; large hair goats. 4oc: me-
dium hair goat. 25c; Kids. 5e710c.
Tallow tper Ib)-No. clean and hard. in
bbls. 5@5hc; in cans. Al 95c; No. dark,
h04c: grease. 203c.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-20
LOCAL FRufT MARKET

Prices quoted on the San Francisco wholesale
fruit market.
Deciduous Fruits-Apples. per box. Newton
pippins, tier. $1.50@1.75; "A tier, Sl.ivYs uss
LAO; bellfower, 4 tier. $1.65@l.7o; 90 ~
tier, SI.25Q1.30; Rhode Island greenings.
tier, $l.2501.35; do Az tier. 81; Deiawals
reds. tier. $1.3o0l. 40; do Az tier, $l.ioa
l.25: Hoover, tier. $1.254135; do Az tiel' aai
tl@1.25: Baldwin. tier. &1-2501.o1 90 = e
tier. $1@1.25. Oregon spitzenberEs $d..9ss n,
2o0; do Jonathans. $l.50@1.75: do Ben Dasis'
s1.5001.75.
Quinces-Per box, 5oc@$125.
Pomegranates-Per box, 50@60c; large ooAe''
T5cQ$1.25.
Persimmons--Per box, 75c6$1.
Pears--Winter Nellis. $1Q2-
Grapes tper erate)-Tokay, 75cq$l; Maiae ~ :.
65cM$1: black, 45G165c; muscats, oomrla
queen, 70c@s1; cornichon. 65QI5c; lugs' oSeU
$I.25.
Strawberries-Ss910
Raspberries (per chest)-$56S.
Huckleberries tper lb)-649c- 1o<o.
Coos Bay. per bS1 ss5a3so rs Homes SIG
1I.50.
Citrus Fruits tper box)--Lemons. stanaaree,
S3u350. choice. x4.50M5.25. fancy, ss.,ns.o ss, =
! lemonettes. $1.2502.25; grapefruit. sseoiess'
S3Hl4: lines per case, $4I5-
Oranges-Valencias. per box, $5go' nase's'
| $250@3.50.
Tropical Fruits--Bananas Hawaiian. 75c@
s1.50 per bunch do Central American, 500
per ID; do Mexican. 2G4c per lb; plneappies'
per dozen, Hawaiian. $1.25@25o.