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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-08-21
GUARDIANS NOTICE OF PRIVATE
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

GUARDIANS NOTICE OF PRIVATE
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
State of South Dakota, County of
Clark, SIS.
In County Court.
vey House, a minor.
To all whom it may
Pursuant to the order of the county
Court of Clark Caunty, State of South
Dakota, made on the 10th day of Aug
ust, 1913, the undersigned, Guardian
of said estate, will sell the following
described land belonging to said es.
tate, situate in the County of Coding-
ton and State of South Dakota, and
bounded and described as follows, to.
wit:
An undivided One-Half (k) in and
to the Southwest Quarter (A) of Sec.
ton Ten (10) in Township One Hun
dred and Eighteen f11S) North of
Range Fifty-Fiye (55) West Of the
Fifth P. NJ, in Codington County,
South Dakota, subject, however, to a
certain mortgage m said land in
the sum of One Thousand and Five
Hundred Dollars, and interest there
SAID mortgage being recorded In
the office of the Register of Deeds in
and for Codington County. South Da.
kota.
Said minors interest in said land
will be sold at private sale on or after
the 9Th day of September, 1918.
Terms Of Sale are Cash.
Offers or Bids will be received by
the undersigned at the place of her
residence in the City Of Clark, South
Dakota, and all bids must be in writ
ing.
Dated August 18th, 1919.
Clark, South Dakota,
Nellie House,
Guardian Of the estate of
Harvey House, a minor.
(Fifst pub. Aug. 81. last Sept, Al
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-08-21

NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS
Notice is hereby given that the
City Auditor will receive bids up to
September 3, A. d. 1913, at 500 b
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-08-21

Ffnfss Observation-Disclosures
tne United States.
nemember the name-Doaps
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-08-21

fSAsAhcee sia1eled Is taken intoI,
consideration.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-09
MARKETS, FINANCE, COMMERCE
cash net gain since Friday of ss.-

cash net gain since Friday of s2.-
100000.
Randolph & Co.-The opening was
quiet and irregular, with pronounced
strength in tine copper stocks on the
continued rise in the price OF the metal
in London. Some OF the leaders. like
Reading, Steel and Union. were in
clined to be heavy, but before long
strength showed itself in many places.
The equipment issues all advanced
easily. Locomotive, Pressed Steel Car,
and Car Foundry, while there was
good deal of strength and activity in
Can. Beet Sugar was we'll bought, and
both California and Mexican Petroleum
advanced Later leading issues, like
Reading. Steel and Union, which failed
to sympathize with the strength in the
specialties. suddenly turned heavy, and
the entire list sold OFF in sympathy
though most OF the activity was in the
leaders. Copper lost about point
from its early high level. The whole
market continued professional. and
price changes were without much sig
nifCanCe.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-09
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York seId. s-MILLFEED-StruUg; trade
Inactive Spring bran. in i0Op0und sacks. q. 10;
standard nIIddmg. no; Western red-dog. 30 Goa
81 N winter wheat in lOeIslnnd Sacks. 10 arrive.
= %. city bran. IN bulk, $50.
RYE FLOUR-Steady; business Is inactive. Good
TO choice quoted at 37Sli.o5. in barrels.
CORNMEAL-StronE; supply Hight. kilu-dried
for cvIurt. 400: cUarse Teal in bags l6ial.8
HAY-Rec,irts SO tons. STEADY: choice wanted.
lut low uades ar quiet. OUUtntiors: No. timothy.
lO5ull0; standard at 100; No. 2, s5as7 ; No. 3
s5aoO cents
STRAW-Receiuis 70 tons; dull aud fat; long
re. uvw. qU0tsl NJ e0aS
ToRK-Firm; measer supply. Mes. 235a25 rs:
family % GOag2 o.
REEF-ouic': supply light. Packet. Io.eOa2o % I;
family. cCO0a 200.
LARD-FiHs moderate inquiry. Prime West
er,. II 20 refined Continent I1.-5. sou'h Amir
c1r f2sj. refined Brazilian. IN kegs. 1855; beef
-rrarinc 81 cruts asked Lard stcirine. stCsdy :;
New York. l5h cents
The Washington herald., 1913-09-09
BALTIMORE WHOLESALE MARKET

Baltimore. Sept SCREEN FRUITS AND
NEGETABLES-AnTles. Eastern Shore. Maryland
and Virginia, fancy per bbl, l50a20O; do, fair to
good BAL 20: do, small 1O3al .; do. l-bbl has
i0a75: do Western Maryland and Peunsy lvania.
Ier bhl.. packed. 2OOU2.50; do New York. assorted
25Cn3 30: beets native. FER bunch, lis2 beans,
tive per bus, gcrn, Cats: cabbage, New York. Per
ton % Cease 90: do, native per 100. 30ca6o0; cantA
loupcs Eastern Shore. rer carrier Local 25; do,
tive per basket. 8a65; celery, New York, per crate,
2Oa3S0; CON- native. per dOz, sugar. sal2; cucIm-
hers. native. rCr %-bas, 3oaio; damsnns Maryland
and Virginia, Ier la-bas. 75aloO do, Maryland and
Virginia rer has, 2CaG.25! do Western Maryland,
Ter Glib. basket. 30a25; esErlantS. native. per "
haskell. l5a25; grapes, Concord, Ter 5lh. bas, lla2
do. Niagara, Ter 5lb. bas., l5ai:> do, Delaware,
pCr 5lb. bss.. l5a6: grapefruit Florida, pr box,
25Ja5OO: lettuCU, native. PER bus. box, Sa75; do,
New York. Ter is-bbl. basket. l.OOalD: lima beans,
native per 10. hued, 6S7; do. in hull, per Sbus.
has. 25aJ5; onions, Western MARYLAND and Pennsyl-
yauia. yrlow, per bus. e0aloO; do. New York and
Western, per sack, l7sa2OO; peaches. by boat fair
quality Uer has. Seats; do. fancy per bas 75aeo
do to quality. per box. l00aI.O; do. mountain.
FER carrier. 2C1a2c; do. rer S-bas:, !5alZ; do
per 2O-pound basket, 61I9o; pears. Eastern Shore.
Bartlett per Ibas-. 75a9O; do, New York, Per bbl..
No ], 35jai %; do. nearby, SeCkel per bas 5Oa6O
do. lie Ccnte and Duchess per bas.. 9Sl3O; pine
apples Florida, per crate TO size. l5Oa2 8 plms
New York. per sb has, loan; squash native, PER
bas I5ae0; tomatoes. Eastern Shore per bas, l5a9O
do native. per S-bus bas,, 20a2a; do. native Ter
meRaTed bus,, 55aeO; WRtermelons North Carolina.
per 100, 56Oali00 Maryland and Virginia, per 100
to size, 5oOalLo1.
POTATOES-Whte. near by. per bus. box. No. !.
65a7O: do, Western Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA.
prime, per bus. eea7O; do. Jersey and New York.
per bus. Tas0; do, Eastern Shore, No. !. per
bus, eats sweets. North Carolina yellow. per bb..
LIS: do. Eastern Shore. yellow per bbl., l75a2 co.
Anne Arundel. per bb. Iesa2O0: yams. Maryland
ard Virginia, pr bhl., l.S0
FISH, CRABS, AND CLAMS-Carp. per H.. 7as: /:
cTocus. per bhl., 30Oa5Oo founders, per H.. 5as:
gray trout. large, per h., 5Es: do, small to nc
dunn per bbl. 2O0a3.0o; star or butter fish. per
bbl 25OaSOo; salmon trout, per pound. losl2 rock.
boiling per H.. 5a1s; do. medium I2alI do. pan,
loal2: white perch. large. per b.. IOai2; do small
to medium. per H.. 3a5; perch, yellow, large, per
h. lOal2: do small TO medium. 3as: mackertl. per
b. Halls; tailnrs large. ID. es7; do. small to
medium. per h., 3ai; catfish, per h., ia5; green
The Washington herald., 1913-09-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

81 2s3I It s blk Conn Ave Hts-ALEXANDER,
Elise H to Henry Barrett Learned ct Emily
q Joint tenants so sub to bldg line 50
t2iGS Bancroft III nwl
BROWN. Jas Il ct ux Lucy to EdW G.
kimmell SO "a
CNIinn ave bet I'd & I'd sts SCI
50 251s 1t "a wash'n Hts-BUCKMAN. Arthur L
ct ux Jessie Mae to Annie F COdrick SO tt
Goth st bet KslOrsma Rd & Belmont I'd nND
50 1854 Its & Chevy Chase-BURLINGAME.
Henry G to Lewis L. Breuninger SO covenants
iOliver st bet Conn ave & 9TH nwI g
81 DIP 1t sf3 Mt Pl-BREUNINGER. Lesis ct
Sadie to Henry C Burlingame SO TT s. 80
9th bet PIX I'd & Newton st nwl q
81 5s73 pt 1t sec 4 Barry Fsm-BARNEs. Geo
ct TX Elizabeth to Frank Landrum ct uI Ed
mOnia joint tenants SO IS
(POmeroy Of Sheridan ave SCI
50 q Its Is 4 H-COoK. sallie to Harry 4
Blessing SO 50
So $50 1t 5i-DAvIDsON. Bradley and Luther
Frstoe trs to Alice p. Creyke $500 p
18th & Fla ave mel
So lT7I org Its 1 to ll-DULIN. Mary & Maria
4 Caroline V. Barrett to ChAs Cassidy
"a. 18th & Cap sts SCI
81 9S7 Girls Portion pt trsct described on Butter
nut st-FELTON, Thaddsus NJ ct ux FlOrenCe
to Henry c. Moser SO g.
tGs ave bet Butternut st & Cedar st nw)
So 2S7 Girls Portion pt tract described on Butter
nut st-FELTON. Thaddeus NJ ct Florence
to Jn0 Wischusen SO covenants 81
CButternut st bet Ga & sth nW)
So 4GH pt described r l Ave Inclosure-|
GROVES PIX Co Inc to VIM Z Bolen $40
covenants 70
So 652 Its ~ & 5Q-HAYNES, Roy E to MAry p
Mynsbridge SO
tAlIey bet u & lst sts & & o SITS sD
So So 1t G-LEIMBACH, Adam ct ux Gnce TO
Chas NJ Cnrsoa SO .
FsTo
-Sa 1855 1t Te-LANDVOIGT, Albert ct ux yir-
ginia II to Jos Jennings SO covenants & "a
5000 q
tc bet Tenn ave 4 Warren st mel
So 81 It's Ts & 77-MUTUAL LOAN & INV ASSN
to Jno Slater SO tr $1,000.
tThe Lester. 2l32 & n F st nwl
So 9s9 pts Its IS to q Pl PIs-MURRAY. Jane a
TO Fredk II Morhart so tr $50 IS
Pney Branch rd & Spring Pl nwl
So Isl NJ org II 2-MILLER, Harvey p ct uT Carrie
& Noble Z Dawson to Mollie NJ Carrier
r2O Nd ave ne,
So 2s7 Girls Portion pt tract described on Butter
nut st-MOsER. Henry c ct ux Emma F to
Thaddeus VI FELTON, ct ux Florence joint tenants
So s5sl II sss Eslin Est-MARTIN. Edwin ct ux
Margaret n to DSn1 shehnn SO s.
(3lI2 Mt Fl st. nw)
So ISL 1t 9e-sTEwART, Geo to Alice Win
nemore ct vr Julien NJ joint tenants so TT
uTG willard st uul
50 2ssl east pt 1t IS blk Mt Pl Pi Pis-
SMITH. Jno L & Claude W Owens trs to L
Dunn 81 $50. bI
Irving st be, Sherman ave & Ca ave nwl
So IS Il ls-TREw Wilmut W ct ux Alice o to
Leroy BreitbArth SO 6I
(23l7 y ST nwl
50 sO7 Its u & Il blk 4 Conn Ave Highlands-
THE CONN AVE HIGHLANDS co to Harold
McC1eIland SO covenants II
Porter 1t bet Reno rd n 30th nWl
50 2Zls Il Add'n to Cleveland PaIk-wINNE-
MORE, Alice Pratt ct viz Julien NJ to Geo
Stewart SIC trs $3.50
(Aiacomb 81 near Conn ave nWl
The Washington herald., 1913-09-09

pike. native. per b. lsasO; cells. medium to Iarse
per b. 6as; clans, white. per lOo 66A7o; snappsrs
per h. CAT; hard crabs. PER -four barrel. LooAl 7Si
soft crabs, as TO size, per dozen. Da9.
EGGS-MAryland, Pennsylvania. and nearby frsts
loss or per doz, q; Western hrSts. los on. per
BUTTER-Creamefy, fancy. per ID, SlaR; choice,
San; do, good. aa8; d. prints S2A55; do. blocks.
0a1; hdles. 2aZ: AAryland and Pennsylvania
rolls 2a2J; Ohio rolls. 2; West Virginia rolls, 2;
store-paeked p; Maryland. Virginia. and Pennsylya-
mia dairy prints p; process butter. za2s.
LIVE PoULTRY-Chickens, old hens heavy per
H., II; do, do, small to medium. per h., Is; do.
old roosters per h.. 10; do. spring. large, pea b.,
10; do. do. small to medium per b.. 10; ducks.
old. per h.. p; do. spring. lhs. and over. per H.
lsali; do, do smaller h.. L; pigeons young per
pair 30; do, old. per psT. Is; guinea fowl. old.
each. %; do, do, young IA lbs. and over. IS; d.
do, young, smaller each, Sa5.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-09
Well Timed.
rom Lippincott's Magazine.

From Lippincott's Magazine.
DR.. Henry Van Dyke. some years ago,
appeared before one Of the copyright
hearings being conducted by the Con-
gressional Committee on Patents in
Washington. The list of patents was
long one and in an effort to conclude the
session at a reasonable early hour the
chairman was allotting time sparingly.
Thomas Nelson Page, who had been
granted ten minutes, talked so enter
tainingly. that half an hour elapsed be-
fore his hearers took note OF the flight
o. time. II was then DR.. Van Dykes
turn.
How much time do you need, doctor?"
inquired the chairman, consulting his
timepiece a trifle anXiously.
Ten minutes-by Mr.. Pages watch"
replied DIR. Van Dyke, and amid the
merriment which followed he was in
vited to talk at as great a length as he
desired.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-09
U. =. Engineers In Philippines.

U. =. Engineers In Philippines.
From the Engineering Record
The work done by British engineers in
far-off colonies has given them a we'll
deserved fame, but few in the United
States, whether engineers or laymen.
understand what works that rank with
the best in British colonial engineering
history have been performed by Amerf-
can engineers in the Philippines. Under
an efficient organization there have been
constructed highways, bridges, public
buildings, water supply systems and ir-
rigation works-alI according to high
standards. In one respect the highway
laws may well be taken as a model, even
here in the United States, for mainte-
nance is placed above every other con-
sideration. Maintenance of completed
roads takes precedence over every other
expenditure. For bridge and building
work concrete has been adopted as the
principal material. so that permanence
and low maintenance costs are assured.
All in ALL the record Is one of which
the American people and the bureau OF
public works, under its efficient direc-
tor. Warwick Greene, may well be
proud
The Washington herald., 1913-09-09
NEW YORK COTTON.
Furnished BY ". B. Bibbs & Go,
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Sept. s-CaB money OPENED at per
cent; high peT cent; low. 2k per cent; renewals
Per cent; CLOSED at per cent; ruling nate, per
cent. r-.. ..r.. 1..- -. 20
The situation In fixed date funds remains nn-
changed from the close of last week There is very
little lending being done. Rates arc per cent for
sixty DAYS, az per cent to "a pCr cent for ninety
days, and Uer cent fer four. five. and s1 months.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-09
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE

sales-Regular call, p O'Clock noon.
Capital Traction IS. 500 at i0Ois, 500 at l0se.
Potomac cons. s., 81 900 at 100
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat S. SO0O at 100.
Capital Traction. 10 at 1884,. al 1854.
Washington Railway & Electric pfd., 10 at 50.
After call:
LanstOn. ! at ST.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-09

Two English scientists have evolved
the gas neon from supposedly pure hy-
drogen by passing electricity through the
latter while at low temperatures
The Washington herald., 1913-09-09

both commodities and other cereals are
strong, the market for stocks gives way
and more or less easily. 1t has been
some weeks since the rally started and
the weakness has never been permitted
TO develop into anything serious. but
now that the Union Pacific-Southern Pa
cific financing is ended. it may be that
the powers that be will stand from un-
der and permit the list to take a natural
course, which. in view Of the serious
damage to corn and cotton, would seem
to be in the direction OF lower figures,
aided and abetted by tight money for
the rest of this year. probably.
Equipment and electrical securities
seem to have the call just at this time.
The public's demand for steel cars is
doing much to help along the equip
ments. Frank A. Vanderlip's predictions
as to the future of electrical develop
ment has caused some buying of these
shares, while the strength in copper met
al the world oyer is sufficient to give
tone to Copper and Smelling securities.
But the latter weakened in the last hour
Of the session and lost their gain.
Mexican Petroleum gladdened the
hearts of the unfortunates who have
carried it down TO the low basis by a
rally of points. California Petroleum.
strong. Sugar gained a point, Loeomo-
tive. =, and New Haven held its own.
In the last hour pressure was in
creased on the leaders and a point less
was sustained on Reading and Union
Pacific: IL on Peoples Gas and = on
Steel common.
Bank statistics.
The summary of the recent call for
statements from national banks of the
country, as OF August 9. compare with
the September call of 1872 as follows:
INCREASE
The Washington herald., 1913-09-09

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The Washington herald., 1913-09-09
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The Washington herald., 1913-09-09
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The Washington herald., 1913-09-09
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wnII strcct Errntic.

i.WaN street market was rather erratic,
a market Of specialties, while the usual
Eaders we're liquidated moderately un-
ger the cover of the strength displayed
q "copper" Petroleums, and equipment
Stocks.
tThe seesaw between commodities and
ecurities continues unabated. II corn
isoes of a point, stocks will rally sharp
IN; so. too. If there is weakness IN cot
-vn' but when there is an advance in
The Washington herald., 1913-09-09

nited states Steel sinking tlnd Wl
| Total slIeS. SIl4.OOO against SOL 600 saturday
holiday a week ago. and 81 .566 90 a year ago.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-09

The market remains professional hack
ing and filling and showing no tendency
in either direction. 1t seems useless to
make any forecast as to the probable
action of the market in the immediate
future 1t has had big rise in the last
two months and has held the rise we'll
1t apparently now is waiting for some
new impetus to give il a start in one
direction or the other. Believe when
the impetus comes it is more apt to be
given in a downward than in an upward
direction.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-09
WALL STREET GOSSIP

The Vanderlip electrical requirement
has resulted in some buying of
the electrical stocks, which are regarded
by certain foreign investors as below
Drpner levels
The Washington herald., 1913-09-09

lse8 Nt-IluGifoilsf .--s.-r-------- t-se u
Total Sal,s l95 i6l shares against l05 go SatuTd
holiday a week ago. and 2s6 227 year ago.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-14
SOCIALIST MA DELU.

Socialisticna uprava V Butte,
Mont, je letos izdala 100000 "a
javna della V povzdigo mesta.
Ilasti ie uprava posvetila vso
skrb "a delavski oddelek mesta.
Koder so poprej delavci gazili po
blatu in prahu, imajo sedaj lepe
trotoarje in tlakane ceste. Use
delo je izvrSeno pod vodstvom
mestnega socialisti6nega inzenir-
ja in 6omacimi unijskimi delav-
ci. Pred trent lett, ko je priSla
ma krmilo socialistiGna uprava.
bilo je mesto bankrot - danes
ina pa boliSi kredit kakor mar
sikatero drugo mesto republiki.
Tako gospodariio delavci, kjer
iih nih6e ne ovira. Gamer. Laz-
niivcc" bo pa Sc naprei lagal, da
"rdcGa stranka koristi lie njenim
voditeljem." "
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-14
Stavkarji v Colorado zmagujejo |!

Trinidad. Colo. ,. okt. Vecina
premogarskin druzb. okoli 30. ie
podpisalo pogodbo. katero ie
predlozila United Mine Workers
unija in priznale so vse zahteve,
XII so Sc sklenile pri konvenciji
V Trinidad.
Naihuisa nasprotnika stavkar-
iev sta sedai Colorado Fuel and
Iron in Victor Fuel druzbi. Polo
zai Las Animas county je mi
rem. Matt Jones ie stavkarji.
Serif ie stikal po povzroGiteljih
streljanja med premogarji in Gu
vaji ma Bowen. Zvedeti nj mogel
nicesar, in V sotorih premogarjev
nj naSel nikakega orozja.
Grand Junction. .. okt. - Po-
roca Sc. da so operatorji pet tu-
kajSnih premogovnikOv sprejeli
pogOie trinidadskc konvencije U.
NJ a kar vsebuie tudi zyiSanje
place "a desct odstotkOv. Isto-
caSno Sc jc pa premog podrazil
% g ma toni. TOzadevni premogo-
kopi so Palisadc, Farmers. De
rush. Stokes in Garfield. V teh
della povprecno 300 premogarjev.
Cameo i'll BOOkliff premogoko-
pa. nalvecia Mesa Okraju, Sc
niSta ugodila uniiskim zahtevam.
Denver. >. okt. -- Operatorji so
Sc pritozili zelezniski druzbi d.
& r. G. radi tega, ker Strai aikarii
baie zadrzuiejo Wake. ko izpra-
;ujeio pOtnike. kan so namenjeni
in "a niihovo opravilo.
Porocilo ie dospelo od Jeffer-
son Farra. Serifa Walsenburgu,
da ie obvestil operatorje kakor
tudi uniiskc oblasti. da mu nj
moci izroGiti ne enc ali druge
stranke V Huerfano okraiu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-14
WILSON IN BANKIRJI.

Prcdsednik Wilson je V oGeh
ameriSkih baukiricv - socialist
Tn kongres in senat sta social
stiGna! Ali nj to od sile? V Bo-
stonu so zadnji zborovali bankir-
il, XII imajo seveda tudi svoio or
Gani2acijo in pri tel priliki so
neusmilieno obdelovali Wilsona
radi nierove predloge IA preosno
vo ban6ncga in denarncea sisto-
ma. Kratlomalo so obsodili pred
scdnika. da je socialist Med
bankirii Sc je pa naSla bella vra-
ma osebi bivScga kongresnika
Nc Rae. kateri je vprasal ban
kirje: "Vprasanje je, ali mai
bankirji nadzorujeio denarni
promct ali mai isteoa nadzoruic
vlada?" - "Mi! Nil" zavpiIo
ie ma stotine glasov. "Zlocinec hi
tudi rad bill sam svoi sodnik, da
hi SO lahl,o oprostil krivde", cd
govoril ie bankirjem Nc Rae.
Kljub temu je Wilson in ME
gova banSna prcdloga Sc dalec,
daleS od socializma.