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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-11
HOPPE TO DEFEND
TITLE ON NOV. II

william r. Hoppe. worlds cham
pion at 1872 and 1871, has accepted the
challenge of Calvin Demarest of Chi
caso to play for the former title. and
has named November IT as the date.
The match will be played in the ball
room of the Hotel Aston New York.
Hoppe won the championship tourna
ment last November, and subsequent
ly defended his title by defeating
George Sutton of Chicago and Kohl
Yamada of Japan.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-11
COOMBS GIVES
OUT REAL DOPE

Philadelphia. Pa, Oct 11.-As a
prophet "Jawn' Coombs is not with
out honor in his own country. When
the iron man" opined yesterday that
Chief Bender and AL Demaree would
face each other yesterday at Shibe
park with the result that the Mack
steam roller would again f1atten out
the Giants, there may have been fans
who involuntarily exclaimed. "Quit
your kiddin" AS Jack. still stretch
ed upon a cot at the University hos
pital, followed every move of yester-
days game, while Mrs. Ira Thomas
phoned them to him from Shibe park.
a smile illuminated his face.
Nothing to 1t now" he remarked
in a happy tone I'VE have nothing
to fear now" Coombs nurse has
given him a whisk broom with a
miniature white elephant attached to
the handle. Jack is confident 1T will
be a true talisman for a clean sweep
in the remaining games.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-11
PLAYERS TO
SPLIT $135, 1874

Philadelphia Pa, Oct. 1.-THE fifty
players eligible for the worlds series
will cut a s135.163.s9 melon. Yester-
days game was the last in which the
players participate in the receipts. OF
the $135,163.s9 the winners will re-
ceive go per cent and the losers 40 per
cent. Each player on the winning
team receives 1924 and each member
/ of the losing team $2,162.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-11
CALLS OFF FIGHT.

San Francisco. Cal, Oct. 1.-THE
Jimmy ClabbyFrank Logan twenty
round fight set for October rs in this
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-11

city was called off yesterday. Clabby
telegraphed that business affairs
would keep him in the east
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-11

The La Vendor cigar is q home prod
uct None better.--Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-11

man on second. and thus putting two
men with strong batter coming
up. Scott escaped that time, however,
because Joe Berger was standing in
the right spot to leap up and spear
Lea chs terrific liner with one hand.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-11
FIND LEAK" AT
POLO GROUNDS

New York. Oct. 11.-Richard j.
Donovan, ticket seller at the Polo
grounds. was held in $500 bail for
trial yesterday after his arraignment
on a charge of disposing of 100 unre-
served worlds series tickets to a
speculator Technically he is charged
with violating the state anti-tipping
law in that it is alleged he received a
500 bonus.
Harry Hampstead, president of the
New York National league baseball
club, appeared complainant.
II think that in the person of Dono-
van," said Hampstead, I'VE have
found the leak by which admission
tickets to the worlds series games
got into the hands of spectators. /
am sure that the public will exoner-
ate the New York club when they
have become familiar with the facts
in the case"
Try u La Vendor cigar. It's good
Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-11

ARE you A TINES REApKns
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-11

Smoke Nellie Canadian Club Mix
ture. For pipe or cigarette. best that
leaf and skill can produce.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-11

Try "a La Vendor cigar. It's good
Adv.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-04-18

ahe brtt Interview with ihe iimoas
tbinese SALESMAN. I.i Hung Chang
wa QRtlaei by "a woman iQpralllst
AZ Aneriean lllas lllihlbeth Bahks
who las related baw sAe hQrried to
The lhineso 1iDiqmaJ before she had
bad Der breakfast as she had been tod
that her victim was au eiriy nser
blt lho itiepdants told her thai she
was ieo lale as NJ sleelleRey VA
ae2nt.t ~ ~ tQr % drive Ametiein DC
termination wa unlbasAed
Please ~ ipd say 10 his slVel
l@Rcy thai Ap AlleIiein woman jour
nllist eailel io see bW before she hic
hgd ler breakfast hpoWing lhat "a,
was an eif,y rser kell ain tAal
Am@tleans are a,so early fIsem nn
that tle Aineriean woman viii el ~
Mn iQHl0rr1W Al ociocb and n lbal
a. ioo iato she Wi eliI TIE peN d,y Al
~. apd y tAits ,llI too hte sac VII
%0Hle tbc peN w0ynipg AZ aut thaI
sAe mas $50 lim
in ten mtnptes tAe attepdint ev
,uguyt
'ht eYeGliepoy vii BE- d9iighted Il
*, lle Ameueau tn,y b, announced
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-04-18
/ liaN10i,,iibE AuTO rmp
no CiihssCiG CITY

hpgiaeer lAsrmen IS showing an
interestiag series OF pAeLographs
lthstuwere taken Oh The recent trpoof
/ tAe parry, iRrluelag besides bimsei
ipr Teddy aud Measrs Noeiagd aud
Martin OF Los Aaseie5, 10 Jgreeeea
lCity The views were taken aiong
The road, aHd show that Tue divide
Twas still ander considerable snow
though no difficulty WAS experienced
IN settilg through With tae auto
Anticipating trouble because 5qf
The condition IN Which the road had
been reported Dr iLeddy sen team
to9t lhe2d OF tae AUTO expecting 10
leate The laaeAlne At herby aud con
tinue with the taam AT kerry
thsrye Jordan the driver OF tbe
Buick 80 hThieh tue trip WAS paade
te9ntlQded tAat he would try apother
lsg Of The Journey with the 8qto aud
30 @ade the start lqr patrieks 3 ereail
laBaiRst the advice % many Wao said
mo auto could make ltYet To belon
the slle side p team trliled along
behind tue auto but tue machine
lpsysr uiased o elip regardless OF
in4d SLOW Or climb arriving At pat-
irielts creek IN quick time tie first
tsyeniug on, from Grants rass and
continued On 10 Crescent City the
mex mQmng the iirst 12eliDe over
! tle rQM tlis saason
Aiessrs AeeiaDd and Martin who
lAaye travelled aver miny OF tle dt.-
lhg1lJ roads o tie west Were liberl.
Iin their praise Of AIr IQrdan as AZ
janto Dilo, his car iolded with i've
lheayy men and tAeir baggage not
Igtyine a m0ment trouble and mlk-
Iine tAe round trio without Dunehre
i0r the mlaSns OF a single explosion
''tAey were likewise enthusiastic aver
the Cresyent Clty trip as one Of the
lgreltest beauty and interest rival
ling ip Dletutasqncnes5 ind seenic
8wDdeu many 81 the mos highly
,eNDi0ited trips 81 the gontlnen b0th
@entiemen sad they would surety re
Ipel. the i0nrney Al later season
9tr Aiattin eNpressing ms intention
tto come np along TIE toast 10 Cres
sen Cit, and tAen on 10 Gants rtss
iar,vtns through iron hos Angeles
luhu owu tlr
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-04-18
nuReIiY iTismS

Fl9yd Batisy aud M JAmes eer,
down fr9w ITbewpsen Creek srldsy
going 70 tAe Michigan loiae ghert
they sre AaYiag s9me Yery seod or
milIad.
g NJ CClote passad through III.
place Friday On bis return frqp
0Gfspts Pass lie reports that he i.
seiiipg bia hRqp ysrd IN 4pe sAspo
sud Aas alreadylhod "a chance toOeen
'traetlbis eQmiag crqD Tor good tlg
pre.
Jltiis only "a matter aof no lew day
nov before Toe water will be rpn
lingItbrQu9h tbe North side diteh a
Il As cleared 0Ot aud the neab Bro
who were awarded the contract oil
keepDg The water in this ssaeQn arc
dQing oil IN ihfir power 70 set thC
wstsr IN by tho 18Th
ne ore siAd to tt5te ~ lQlf Wti..
Ag that Mrs " y Davidson, who
has been esrioaEiyNl.iQr the past Few
days A. grgduaily iwproying aud Il
ia 10 be hoped that she vii make q
raDh recovery.
Wo 90 hQpo that these aew rail.
rogd nen vii take the Grants Pass.
.Creseeat .City rogd IN baud aud drrush
10 through 30 the eoast as every one
out this WAY Is looking forward 10 81.
geQplDletiQn fQr n there is Que thine
Ne aeed b,d II is that road aud the
asYt Is the eslpsry and n all goes
well We will have then both
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-04-18

lirV 8 1 umuSiug uni0su, wnHi
/, emylyt ia M,ye rlheu piiee 10 au
hNlah laeliv unhV adr hurrYrns
W u,vlthi,.>- u,e mmn,es itte, ia,
Hll tor d,stuluuou It plrts ip neN
spectacular eoiueuon 'Whlt do
ye-F SmAy mDntYer ppmpty "NW
ge ahilin tine t1r BEN Htc am
y1n h. the empre> ~ tudu 81 tle pco
IoVl, and queer ~ tue nlgh m ID,
m't att ond sou don want to 'hoN
ur lu tuen ot u,u, >,uu Shoes tgiin
tor ,ouy, 60. u st. op q g0U hWn,
teu ttet hgl with yuu. icot un 10,
ue't %. hy siN 0I Persia SoW yc.
,ouI, uec unuou iU a. ,et,r, p.g
itcI u yOrl %. uic ir toe sy>uut
otp Wrftir up ,Wvu
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-04-18

Wby 8 cheitiug a ciut the quicA
~ Nl,y ou y. ,V3lew tle answer b
p0i su mu2h lull umUle aud DuGhry
SIC su tnt,epuel. .u 30 Jnel no dtU
tor generalization al thi, with cnet,
tur 4. atul iV. winch llep1 IS nu io
~ ptnllu oelely Ha ,u py1tecJ h,
seI apd uoes sv wllp Characteristic
eyu1iW un, 0I tA, mep Hvyscu uf
the Jneus, ljtyt lpWId ,u ,hy ,esI l.
hN litt tuU DO, utr N,b uo,e. 1ulo>
eu ,,y ditu 81 ,uupy - Nelu usu
NuoiHe, wltu Se hRp connections
mau, d su. -. ugh. ag,1ts 90, Wuu,
out lNv ou W hWWW Wt 90,
eud uil %, ,vy H.a uvNv uygNeN
nh, lllU mu vny W,A vuuvetuvi b.
q Wuyiu amvn 0u, d thought "a,
uAD Ia m,,, uygl Wou1uU accuset
k,c WU ua, v. 90, mu3 ilupuNg au,
oCllAn mv 81 ll ,uu, uu, d, up
apev lVvt ult,u uu u1 estate uH
nuVe ,umu. V .uuuuu Mhuenv,gp
NuAWmp
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-04-18
.I,iIIEniDl UNMEXGING,
fPhlN sEPlIsiTE DOBEICEs

PORTLAND Aprdl t5.-+tohn NJ
SCOT eenert PASSENGER agent tor
the southern reGhc WI iease tor
Puee sound IN isv dSys 10 select
locations and Eppmr agents Tor taa
sournern Fauid aEEt, ofhees IN
oea-tie Hud TeooIns
Al present ths Southern serina
.buHines On ooth utne Is hzuiied 7y'
the . ~ u AN oooIppL1ts aGe1ts,
TIE chane mads necessary 1y the
recent dissolution eeunon 0ot the
liprrimnu hnss pv tee B-prHIne oourt,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-04-18
-piasat Of bttt,,n nnnrts

tinwking IS tie 0uiest 1t ali british
spurfs To the unInttInted the nicsl
marvellous feature " havkiug Is tn,
manner IL which the hawks them
selves naturally tiIe widest ant war,
es o. tn teathereG tribe nave been
tuliusd tu SURRENDER Voluntarily their
liberty nud return literally like boit
trnm the bhIe n obedience u the will
% tin taicone, This mdeed seems
the nIure remarkable when one learns
that tiIe besJ oluis are theSe which
nave attained maturity ina wild suite
-.Iond0u Fled
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-04-18
MI. ,fcHINLHY EXpLOHEllS
REACH BAsE OF pEAIl

FAIRBANKS, Alasila April To-
Word tina. the Noun Mckinley O.
pedition under Archdeacon Hudson
Stuck has reached the hantishna dis
ttict near the base o the peak was
broueh here TO-DAY .by Dan Keller a
miner iron Eureka cceek
keller SAYS Stuck encountered
good trails and nIatte better time
than De counted Oh
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-04-18
PUGET GOUND IMPORTS
SHOW HlAvT INURIABE

PDRT TOWNSEND Wash. April
t5.-.Repurts lust completed by tie
customs department snow imports Al
ruge Sound district Tor the first
quarter uf 1873 10 have reached q
total of $12.g3I G21 III Increase .oi
SO 60Ql02 over the SAME quarter
last year
Exports tor the quarter are $I5t-
O1S AT
The collections tor the quarter
amount to $4G5,55S an Increase nI
558.211 over last year or this
amount. Seattle contributed $327r
030 and Tacoma $103 .314
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-04-18
L.. S. Alt,IY GOODS
FURNBH I.DDING HOUSE

San FRANCISCO April I5.-lFtt-
ted from Tor 70 hntum with goods
stolen from the United States army,
q - room lodging house was raited
here by Major K . Hampton l. S.
a.. who IS quarernlaster at the Pres
idio Chris II Mack proprietor of
the ntace and fnhn Wagganan an
emphye Of the army warehouse, who
is alleged 10 nave sold the gGuts 10
Mack are Under arrest,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-04-18
10. a. II. CONVENTION
HEARS lDEBtCKES HEPDR'ES

WASHINGTON. Agril t5--'re-
day sesstons oi the o9nFslt'cn Of
the palehters OF the American Hsv-
olltion heard report oof the o9ra1B-
i6ation historian tressIrer L-1
secretary general The tasIrsE11
faction charges that the 21Iitnistrs-
tion has packed the new creientials
committee Nominations for the var
ious Offices will oe made tonight
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-04-18
Nv ANGIlHISIM pROI1UABIiE ItOR
EXHAnIpI4AYER pRElADHIlR

WIIHINSBARRE Pa. Aprl I5.-
Twenty-three thousand dullars Is the
financial return made 70 Rev Billy
hunday the baseball evangelist, tor
his seven weeks snui-saVng cam
paign il this section ni Pennsylyan-
Ia Rev Air Sunday declared tile
S23.00o was al il free wll' offer
mgs from the people nf Wili1esharre
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-04-18
UNHlRTII 8uHEin
TTaHksUREs AT Irs G.hInS

LOS .lVGIISS Apitl t5--Ncre
than $4,000 an ut1toi states gold
coin eehgvoi O. n9ys eebn ouried 5y
fTburm0 Yssuasl Ia notorious CALI
tornia murderer Enj bandit was IA-
esrthei Los l4ttos near mere
while ~ DID adoee house WIS estng
raaed IN pgrs The coin Is n the
titvs possession todsy
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-04-18
PRDTKCT THF
HANE OF ENGLAND

LONDON. April 10-1'he Bank nt
England IS surrounded by Scntland
Yard detectives tuCay to prevent any
further attenmt by militant suftra-
getJes 10 wreck that institution EN-
perts VIM tuday examined the can
'of dvnantte slipned inRide the hank Is
railing found several hair nns and
an electric battery with wires attach
ed b. time fuss
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-04-18

uuci, Gtw hnp NWkms D. sum,
sn00vu ugn,t uuCl, Soen Not
0e, hn lr SATISFIED ts easily a.
mas ulap d hpr seys ,up,em,
%uue, uegSor lut u0r agte, wiu
hs vcN uf Ga, mlt,sC n, u0r sbg
,nec, Sc 'ir "a, Vvtles ,,gh w
e. 90, mruf aut h %, uor ag,v
with hpu 30, otwv c,ei ur IL tn,
scuulUeicne. ,aut
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-04-18

- ssANLDEGQ Apr i5.-7SEn =
- Uaee1s Tree Pablo lnsrset =
~ opened todyy g-th Frest sus- =
- eess crovds tiienaia aud o1s =
~ M Tee mnrse vas started =
q. uy InnoheTs of this county o ?
- ennnnble the mid3ismEu
- .Agw0mRn Win "a ohe1of asy =
~ and on dozen egss sot the =
- choices corne OF toe msrkei =
- by appepnas a. nVe o. L. and =
~ nolding Ger place uuti herlasf- =
- Sc. gaeon Hrriged
-
~ - - Z, - =, - - = - = = = = = =
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-04-18

PuRTLaNp ADrll I5-Poltcc
tfetords came near readins "asphyxis
I tiQn by tle fumes ot liulligan stew
Iin the caSe OF Charles Obsist wh,
'Wt @ ear q mullIgan over q lighted
gas le and wen to sieep THE mui
lisan scorthed and hremen rescued
Ularic' unconscious
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-04-18

aA> rt.tAulScu Ap-u s
Au8us SDme matched u0larH
Tlt.t stranger ti, won Sa6D Fiu,
wsmes heV,, lt,empuus u my
,u, ,osc .s,eu D. sAme nad S5W
I'd, 3aor ,nl 10, N.o sQmg, H.
uou %, 3nNed D. Tno stanse.
sclDuvd /. aW ap u,mN 10, m
nns ,9.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-04-18
Hl'NUH SLATHn FOE
H. 8 PuBntC pRlNrHH

WASHINGTON Apsll l4.-Iames
nynch VI indianapolis president u
,ne Typographical union IS Jo bo ap-
pointed United States puhlc PRINTER
according ,o capur. cu-ren hare to-
nay
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-04-18

~ rfA@ss constipation. They Acs -
osafe0As tao eaGsa ot eunsnGhBon.
They ssad 70 eiimshsis tse cause
oi sack headache bihOusnes osd
bfsai neIsOusaos and Other ila
es,@nehnt ugOn iEsaJse bo~isls.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-04-18
'TsyTThem at Our RISK

We prftignleriY y rseOmmadl ke1nll
CGfdeyiie ior ohhdrsn sged persons
sad Tor dstieete people.
ReIal Ogfdaf,iss cp..a d. sest
poeket Nn boAts A. tablets, l8ci
81 lAbiots zsc 81 ,hb,ois, 600.
AAaHL aosa ono lhh.el
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-04-18
lMaieelUs Prove This

iss -Ant gO'i 20 e0me ~ Our 5lDfe
an e. a pscAsga o. RsIa. gfd'g-
lies Iss = isw oF ssa.up th3 ehlifa
ber 1Thsn ~ gou ne not snnosiy
fstisA-d = gOHe Lnes Ald oil " and
re vii pgompUy Tpimn sss mesey
sou phid ~ lor them
Iou pr0mifa hothips -gOu agn
hOshiDs -yQa pbhghts sonnsss - W
o. 40 e0y ehetesef We hecsIt
s0pr mafe opfi
Iont you nog hiiless tlss ReIHl
1llfdafiiss ne certOY a. tgiRi
G0ul1 AUy OAer ~ mDfs lar
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-04-18

a pito0. wagon after the iirst swim
'ot tle season They alinped into the
ksst Lake pati, Lake and the other
Rids 's:laped beef On them a
h1d 1earted top called the wagon.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-04-18

PuRTbAND Aprl 15.-poltce
Vhie Suyer # dBtraught uyer mum
lerous complaints trun esthetic wp-
men cumniamng abnut omhryu Tom
"ong1oa's training IN the city
streets IL abbreviated athletic Gus
TUNES
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-04-18
Won Know us

We 4. oas,sess where you live. You
hber friend Of osrs hs
-ne-sstisi,ed cfer saoeid The ciss
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-04-18

y
JJ Gobprp county herl the
Iso DO hereby oeri
The
ieoent ior the
appe
lm} office and custody
Witness a' hand aud of6cia sea tbis l 1913
leSDAL) tCountg lClers rJosenhinaI ICornty -prsror
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-04-18
oooUsTY ccLNfNs skNI.ASNul REeoHT


jos
hhne allowed
lgiS
October
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-04-18
NeaaM is1.<s@.le..

COur sxpm.sHee vith tAsm And she
iIaOy Gagais a., lsss rseDssd tf0m
Nhcso Nho Lsgo "a, . them pf0se
tAtt ,AeY 49, ready tAs mos p,sAaD Z
Aad seuaiaGsogy bOetI ssm4Jy ~
kHVW ~.
AsInI Jfdagilsa tsssa hsa can0y.
= ley rfs sgO1mDf an1 essy N so,0n.
lhey a0h cause EiPDg la9sSa,
lpDWps or eGcoaOsa iOosfDes saId0
AAa alunl p0yH9 of isAhDse. lseEall
1yfasfiit seam ~ act e. q tDHo-
stfebgl lhfufr uB6n she nerves and
musQiesoi gAebocals. = heY pgompi
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-04-18

ABS ANGELES Apti lg. ltl.-
,op Uolancy l-. Johnny Cane "a,
ann iohr homn,eg wen nonp lp
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-04-18

,-.-.,-%-. - 4. - = - - = = =
-
PVRIEC MiRIiKT
- HAS OPENED
~ sSlN IDIE6O. ?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-17
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NcW York. Nprll 10 FIOur-S steady. Wheat
Firm. No. rcd, iLl2i.nlli; No. / northern.
Duluth, sl0.. Corn STEADY at G2i,c.
Wool quiet Hides -Steady Leather
Firm. Petroleum aud Turpentinc STEADY.
Kosin -Duli. Ricc-Firm. asses-Steady.
SuSar-Ra" and refined steady. Coffee spot
steady; Rit, 40. lll.c. San,os, No s. l5c !.
mild, dull: Cordova, Nisd1Ii3c. Butter
StehdY. cheese Irregular. Potatoes Firm
AND unchanged. Cabhage-Tirln and un-
charged Peanuts Firm and unchanged.
Freights--Firrn ana unchanged
Cottonsced OIL was active and higher on
covering Of May shorts. speculative buying
OF the later months. support from rcfiners
advancing crude markets aud with the late
advance in lard. closing al points net high
q sales 100 oharrels. Prime crude. south
SPOT 'EcFlp5. April 6a5: May 6s. June,
~. jay 100. August T.03: September zoe,
oytohei' -; November Gc3 prime winter
2S6io"' ''9"f'se' prime summer white 715d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-17
SAILED.
FOUR CASES OF sMA1Lrox.
outbreak In GrccncSviilc Comfy rnn.
Sincrcl Wei in IIrnL

"pvVI"T 70 TNe IImcs- DIT pAtCh /
fhlpoiia, Va, April I6.-'rherc arc
County These cases were disrovc,nd
several days ago. and owing to the
Lact mat the local health authorities
order to thoroughly canvass the situn
tlo! Tor oihcr persons infected the
presence OF the disease did not be-
come generally known. one case is
located in the extreme western nor.
'lpn Of the county. The other cases
are nearer town These were removed
10 me peSthousc, and all persons cX-
posed 20 the infections have been vac
cinated and quarantined
10th brs. Il. r.. McNair and I1clnn
I:oftoh, health officers of Emporia and
GreenesYiile County, respectively. de-
clare that the situation is under CON
trol. and no danger in 80 far as an
epidemic liz concerned is Anticipated
negro who had been confined in
no pesthouse in Petersburg brought
the COntAEiOn 10 EInpnria
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-17

all offerings and 20 put the old crops eas
points over yesterdays last quotations The
new crops were not In especially good de-
:naDd. and II was rumored that planting
interests were going short OF them. AT noon
however they were lG2 points over yester-
daEs close. In the afternoon tho market
hcsitatec and had undecided tendency. The
close was points up points down COM
pared with the last prices OF yesterday. Spot
cotton quiet ana unchanged: rniddling l2isc
sales on tho spot $50 bales and SO TO arrive
% Ti9 9a futures, april 1921; May 1888; July.
nv, December. I.4S: January IL 50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-17
York
Stock Market

Nsw York. April 1e.-Althouxh the
stock market was spiritless and UNI
stable to-day. the undcrtone was ap-
probably steadier. Stocks were do
quickly following, and during the re-
mainder OF the session prices moved
back and forth within a narrow range.
with few important changes. Increased
resistance was offered to pressure and
most OF the stocks which have been
nottcea6ly woak recently made n bot
ter showing. The petroleum stocks. in
particular. were strong.
There was an Increased inquiry for
stocks at the lower level established by
yesterdays trading. but the demand
was not keen and fell off when quota
lions advanced. Speculative conditions
wcrc virtually unchanged. Trading
fell of, and at intervals during the
middle OF the day the market was at
a stardstill.
Copper shares were heavy at times.
despite the report that the leading
selling agencies had advanced the quo
tRtion for refined metal to l5%. The
market abroad was Influenced by the
fortnightly copper statement, showing
an increase in European visible sup
piles of the meta, of l.4S3,00o pounds.
In the steel and iron trade II was said
that some branches were showing In
dicntions of slowing up.
Some traces of Improvement were
shown in bond prices. but enough sell
ing went on 10 make the tone unsettled.
The now st Paul AIS sold down to
ea,.. compared with tho subscription
price of e91s Total sales par value.
s1.95S,00o. United states bonds were
unchanged on call
New York. April 16-Money on call
steady. q: q 3 per cent: ruling rare, ;:
closing bio. 2L.: offered at 3. Time
loans easier: sixty days. 404l. pcr
cent; ninety days. Az: six months. ~
CAS-. Prime mercantile paper. 5Ia 10
6 per cent Sterling exchange steady.
with actual business in bankers bills
at s4.S3 for sixty-6ay bills and at
s+.s6s0 for demand Commercial bills.
Sassy Bar silver. 5sis. Mexican
dollars 4SI1 Government bonds
steady; railroad bonds irregular
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-17
J.ionor Licenr-r Crnn,ed.

ISnccIaI 10 Tho Times- DiNDaIch.
Stanton, Va, April little Corpo
ration Court yesterday granted the
usual liquor licenses for a year. The
Same firms were applicants. and were
ten in number. and the Elks also re-
ccived license tn handle liquor aa n
cub. II is expected that there VIII
u" local option election here some
time this year. both sides apparently
preparing for II. though neither side
h25 made any announcement to that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-17
Plan to Rinse $4,000.

,I"DcCIhI 10 The Timcs- DisDntchl
WINSTON salem. n. g.. April I6-
tlght of tho presiding elders Of
The Western North Carolina Meth
ndlst Episcopal Conference met with
INC executive committee of tho
Childrcns Homo here today amT
decided TO start a campaign at a
early date for raising 100000. WITH
which TO liIuidate tie indcbt cdnesa ana
TO maintain the inatitution's prog.cs-
sivc work in behalf OF the helpless
children.