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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03
c1n6es Futures Steady.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2.-coftee futures
nniw,s lower sales, i025o bags, Janu-
nTy' 1890; February. 1886: March
1s' sac: April. 1886; May. 5.fee; June
i3,s4c: July, 1880: August, 13sssc: sep
tember October November ana Decen-
SPOT coffce, quiet: Rio No. Z: lac: San
,os. I5qc, Mild coffee, quiet; Cordova'
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Money Markat,

i0Rk, Jan. 2.-Money on call.
GsI s per cent: lowest, "a: rul-
" last loan, OF; closing bid. 8;
mh:' weaker: sixty days, 5I55
sM ninety days, 5S05i per cent /;
q. 3 per cent.
a6cantle paper. per cent,
ezcnange. strong. with actual
~ ~nSers bills at S4.s2 for SIX
@l ana at fs,S5.so FOR demand.
pc. ssic,
dollars. loc.
@ sent bonds. heavy: railroad
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03
I8 Signs indicate
TX that 1913 will
MsHlNl be prosperous.
fISiIyly May the New
5G',g, Year bring its
SlMH!i'ss share Of pros
lll,MTM!n1 perity to YOU
EsIIaHjH,l. Walker
#l3@}335113 E}%}T511H Brothers
{9fIa5.M Bankers

NOTICE.
Notice s. hereby given that the annual
meetlng Of che stockholders OF the Con-
company. Utah corporation. will bs
held at the office o, said company 6oJ
Mccormick block. Salt Lake CITY. utan. on
ocock a. m. for the following puI
poses;
!. To consider and take action upon
The question Of amending that portion OF
article OF the articles OF incorpora ton
OF said company. which reads as follows.
THE officers OF this corpora lion shall
ID 4 board OF twenty five tcJ) JIrec-
tors, seven C) OF whoa shall constitute
a quorum
SO that the same when and as amended
shall read as follows.
THE officers OF this corpora ;ion shsll
"i. 4 board OF hfteen Q5) directors.
seven a. OF whom snail eons'!,uts
taking action upon the Ques ton % amend
ing article NJ. OF the articles OF incor
poratton OF said company 80 thar the
same when and as AMENDED shall read a.
iol-ows:
Immediately arSer The election OF Of
icers 10 be held in January. 1913. thers
shall be three classes OF directors. each
class to consist OF FIVE 90 members. The
OF one year. the second class shall bold
office for the term OF TWO years. ana tho
third class shall hold office tor the ;erm
OF three years. and commencing with The
year 1919 all directors erected shall hold
office for the term OF three years"
3. For the purpose or e,ec;inG directors
to nIi any and all vacancies existing IN
the board OF directors
4. To elect a president. a vice pres
dent, secretary and a treasurer. for the
ensuing year.
{. For the purpose OF considering aaj
taking action upon the question os re-
peaing, changing, modifying and amend
Ing the bylaws oC this corporation.
g. To transact such other business
may legally come before the meeting
JOHN pEPN.
President Continental Life Insurance b
Investment COMPANY,
w. " RICE,
Secretary Continental Lie Insurance 3
(seaiJ miss;
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Vonahon OF Treasury,
'ssgooK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago,

~ Jan. 2.--Cattlc-Eeceiptg,
4 Il a. sss STEADY 10 a SHADE lower.
f,,t.sgns,So: Texas steers. s4.T5@
A f.a steers. s5.75d7. 60: stock
4 Il isers. 81, 2517.6o: COWS and
k.T.s.H 30: calves, s6. b0n10.
|Isn upI' .9,0o0; market. slow. &c
fn. "eonssday's average LIGHT
fE. mixed, s7.2Om7.5o5: heavy
tp,k SSh. ~ 81 -2oM1 so: pigs, S5.1;
e-HsC o. sales. 81 i067,50.
slays a,. 10000: market. slow Al
n a inme. iu,ose. Natives, si.35M5.50
Ms, n..,5.oo: vearlings. ss.1od
IB naive. ss.S0@s,s0; western
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ANCHOR LINE STEAMSHIPS

NEW YORK. LONDONDERRY AND
GLASGOW: NEW YORK PAL
TRMo AND NAPLES.
Attractive rates for tickets between New
York and all Scotch. English, Irish. Con-
rinental and Mediterranean Points. Su.
perIor Accommodation. Excellent Cuisine.
Efficient Service. Apply for Reservation
10 local agent Of Anchor Lins OF HEM
1ERSoN EEofITUftS, CeIieral Agents
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cash OCOTATIONS,

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour.
steady: rye. No. ?. 62!@6Ssc, barley. feed
or mixing. 4oG52c; fair to choice malt
Ing ss@sss .lH mStny SahIa Esed 5S 5000 noe
sl7.50011 62s; lard Qn tierces). so,56:
S,,,,r.t ~ (Inossl 81 00GTo 10
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GRAIN STATISTICS.

Total clearances OF wheat and flour
were equal TO 500. 600 bushels. Primary
receipts were 1898, 900 bushels, compared
with oSo 600 bushels year ago. E5ti-
ulated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat 81
cars: corn. G23 cars: oats, S9S cars; hogs,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03
Flax, Oats and Rye.

MINNEAPOIIs, Jan Bran, IN 100
pound go cks. $3.50
FTour mills msdo moderate scattered
snies today. Prices unchanged. Ship
| lin wood fob. Minnea polIs)-Flrst
natents sio5@i35; second patents. $500
Tti5: first clears, S2.9oQ3.20: second
clears, 32.10T2.iQ
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Total sales for the day. Sl5,s 500 sha-
New York Ronds

T. S. ref IS reg .lo1 *. c. So ref 5g.972b
do. coupon ...10l Lake Shore deb.
U, S. 3s, reg. 1921 4s G9SD $3.50. -92i
do coupon .l0oi J.. e. y. Tn. Is. 9si
L, s. As reg. l1Ss NJ. Is g. T. 1st ds oii
do. coupon I13s 1dis u;n DO pss gen AIS ,.sG
AlTis Chalmers do. conv. os ,Sib
1st 5s cfts .,-0S5b MI; ESs. Mex ~
Am. Ag. o9,,- .I01e ass .....-'".; .es
Am T&T cv 4S.l09ib ~. l. Z, zen. "as Sei
Am, Tob. 6s- .1191o 90, dcp' 'fs .''al
Armour & co 5ls.9tl ~, r. IS .'''.'.2s Q
Atchlson gen 4s.9l3 90, 10 .ic5S..';.'ooS5 cS. %
5. G. Q. 4s.,..ss. 9Ih -. T. fiaG; ss'ss
c-,,ns & q fs.100lb do, gen. 0s ,.S3
~" ~, ils oot S, p. col As .....92a
- G. @ il As 95f do cy, Is .....o2g
do gen. Is. s....95 DO II H. lat a.,
II, 1sf RI dg 9JI L. L. Is ...--.. 1874
~ I.torborourh- do, CIV ts M
M. NJ. AS s0I do, LIST e. ref4s 9ba
NJ Ts Sc U. S. Steel I'd 5s.
Japan, sss 80. .aob Wab lst d ex's'oa'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03
Eyaporated Fruits.

NEW YORK. Jan a.-EvapoFatod ap-
pies. quiet.
r. Prunes. dull
Apricots. peaches and ratsine. rulet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03

TILE ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS.
viii uneShs Ss held at w the % con,panys otilco. -
Richards ST., Salt Like City. Utah. on
Tuesday. January IL 1918. at 10 q. m.
: Business 10 be ccnsIdered7 Election OF
officerg, and consideration OF reports
m2scs WIN. SERVICE seey,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03
~. Louis Wool

!. taGss Jan: Wool. steady.
nsht fn ..on1blng and clothing.
'v6 gnene; l2m2Ie: heavy fine
'snod. 27aS6c SS nne'
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Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-Cotton closed q
little of from the best under realizing.
but tirm and from 10 to SO points net
higher,
NEW ORLEANS Jan. o,--Spot cotton,
rnlddling II l6sl6c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03
BEEF AND MUTTON WILL,
PROBABLY CLIMB HIGHER
r'lces GIVE Indications of Being on the Up
Grade; Butter and Eggs Register
Decline.

IN GbE' VIII be higher in price this
X year than 1t was last was the
opinion Of some local dealers yes-
terday. II wes pointed out that
generally begins TO climb and. as II is
nov nearly as high AS IT was last year
q 81 tnf highest point the probability is
t.ul Sual IL VIII be several cents pound
n,ligher on the wholesale markets. II is
ukely that mutton will also GO higher
man man IL was a year ago. although the In
as 1t will be this winter A slight ad-
vance In the price Of mutton Was the
only change on the meat market yes
There was 4 decline In the price Of
Gutter OF all grades and also In the price
OF egss,. from what they were week
ago. The fruit and vegetable market
produce OF Zine quality,
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= ASSESSMENT NO. 3.

f7idor Nevada Cooper co'Npar- p1r.
efpnl place OF business. Salt l.ak. City.
Utah. Location OF mines. Land-! county.
Nevada
Notice ts herebv given that st meet
Ing Of tho board OF directors of this
H!der Nevada Copoer COMPANY. held on
the 18th day OF November. 1912. assess.
ment No. 3 OF one-haif N) cent per
share was levied upon the capital stock
OF the corporation. issued and outstand- ?
ing payable Immediately TO the sacre-
tary at his office. care OF Mccormick y
Co.'s bank corner First South and Mal3
street Salt Lake City, Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment, Z,
may remain unpaid on Friday, the aoth
day Of December, 1912. will he dellnoueE.
and advertised for sale at public auction.
and unless payment Is made before. will
be sold on SATURDAY, the llth dav OF
January. 1918. at o'clock o. M. at the
sscretary's office. TO psy the deinqueu,
assessment thereon. together with the
costs OF advertising and expense Of sale.
JNO, J, MORRIS. Secretary
First publication November %. lsI:
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AZ a meeting ef tho directors OF the
Hider Nevada Copper company. held at
Mccormick q Co.'S bank on Wednesday.
of delinquency for the payment OF as
sessrncnt No. was extended from Do
cember %. 1912. 10 Wednesday. the goth
day OF February, 1913
k2soi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03
S1HJ "HU oI d4II.
WlOl~e-i~ Ga~ap
WhniAaala

High patent Utah. per cvt, SO. no02 20
Straight grade. Utah. cwt . l.ooG02 10
Bakers No. I. per cwt. 1.soG2 90
Retail
High patents. Utah per cwt. 81. s0@o 40
Straight grade. Utah. per cwt 22OR2 40
Bakers No !. cwt.... 2IOSfo a5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03

$50 West Randolph St. Chicago, o. l.
a. Benton, p g. 7. A., Denver 6 Hio
GTanoc Railway, |. J. .Nye6. Oregon
Lake City.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-11
BUTTON,
FIND THE BUTTON,
ALSO FIND BOARD

Oklahoma City April ii.-Are Rob.
Dunlop and Ira l.. Cain still members
of the state board Of educationg This
question IS going the rounds "a offie
ial ana legislative circles and the
.fiews Of the best authorities contend
THAI they ate Il IS arsaed TINT ones
an office has been created and filled
thar there ean be NO vacancy except ln
case Of death or resignation, but the
holder continues In office until his
successor has been appointed or elecl
ed and qualified.
Il appears from the record that ]
r. Warren rendered his resignation
and III his place H. NJ. Duncan has
been appointed, that he qualified and
has been confirmed BY the senate. Dr
r. B. Fite and Frank ]. Wikoff have
been appointed for the long terms TAX
ing the places Of o. T. Hayes and Scott
Glen These parties have qualified
and have been confirmed b. the sen.
ate snpt W. A. Brandenburg tender
ca his resignation ehsn asked to DO
SO By the governor Al lhe time he de.
manded the designations OF Messss.
Hayes aud Glen aud II. G. Potter vas
appointed to o'fIH the vacancy Mr Pot
ter has auallieS and has been con.
firmed by the senate W. +. Rowsey
resisned his position Ga the board n
Juiy and IN his place Ira L. cain was
appointed ana Mr Rowsey was com
missioned BY the governor for one Of
the long term positions. but he failed
ot confirmation by the senate
Tt has been more than four months
since the senate refused to confirm
the nominations made by the governor
for members of the board Of eduea-
ton. A number Of senators have
stated that for the sake Of harmony
they did not consider the names 81
those who had been appointed by the
governor when the board was first
created. i is rumored that if the mat.
ter could be reconsidered that they
would now confirm these men since
the governor hss thus FAR failed 70 Gin
TWO of the vacancies. y the appoint.
ments are not submitted to the SEN
ate before the special esssion closes
It is claimed that Treasurer Dunlop
and Mr.. Cain will be entitled to posi-
i tions NOW presumed to be vacant
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-11
SUFF'S START
BIG BLAZE In
CRICKET FIELD
Telegram BY United Press.

Telegram by United Press
London, April 1.-The suffragettes
this morning burned the pavilion at
Tunbridge Wells cricket field. The
buildings were totally destroyed.
A large photograph Of Mrs. Emaline
Pankhurst, the jailed leader was left
on the scene Of the fire.
Home OFFICE Secretary McKenna I'd.
mitted that Mrs Pankhurst was very
weak from her hunger strike, but de-
clared her condition was not critical.
She has been eight days without food
Friction over the suffrage question
has developed in the royal household
and one of the members has resigned.
Miss zelie Emmerson. the American
suffragette who spent two months in
jSil, has developed appendicitis, ac-
cording to physician, who said an
operation would be necessary
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-11
SAM SMALL TO
CpFAK HFRF
- 1SsSA M1aAA

Rev. sam Small. famous on his own
account and also as an associate with
the late celebrated evangelist, Sam
Jones, will spend Sunday in chiekasho
delivering three addresses at the Meth.
odist church
This announcement was made so9ay
BY Rev g. s. Walker pastor Of the
church, Or Small will preach al tae
morning service, win give an address
to men only at p. in. and Ia the even
ing will deliver one Of his popular lee
lures.
Dr. Small was at one time editor of
lne Daily 0klahoman during tie early
days and he IS also we'll known
Throughout the country as a Lectures
and preacher
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-11
ICE MEN
OF STATE
ORGANIZE

Oklahoma City April ll.--With fifty
two charter members, the Oklahoma
Ice Manufacturers association was or
ganized in the slSirvin hotel, Thursday.
Representatives. Of Ice manufacturing
plans and allied interests frorgl Ill
parts Of the state were present and
took part in the work Of organization
to promote friendly relationship be-
tween men with the same business in
terests and to exchange valuable I'M
formation relating to ice manufactur-
ers and cold storage.
W. II. Thompson Of chiekasha wis
chosen temporary chairman and Paul
Galloway Of Tulsa, temporary secre-
tary. A constitution and bylaws were
adopted and officers and an executive
committee elected. w. S. Ambrose OF
AIcAlester was elected president. L. A.
Browder Of Pauls Valley. secretary and
treasurer. The executive committee
elected was composed of w H
Thompson Of Chickasha, B. H F'rick
Of Ada, +. W. Hill OF Shawnee and Carl
Glitch and D. +. Solliday, both Of Okla
homa City W. S. Ambrose has served
two terms as president Of the South
western Ice Manufacturers associa-
ton, which includes in its membership
men from four states Oklahoma, Tex
as Louisiana and Arkansas. W. II.
Thompson has served one term IN the
SAME office
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-11
Line
POLICY OF
PRESIDENT

Telegram by United Press.
Washington, April ~. The question
Of appointing negroes to office is not
going to become a problem under the
present administration, it was learned
today ngg nill tie color line BE drawn
by lAe president.
Positions calling for negro officials,
such aS minister to Hayti and Liberia
and register Of the treasury will be
filled by negroes il the president al
heres to his present position, but he
viii not name negroes for positions
that have eaused agitation, such as the
Charleston coilectorship and assistant
ettorney general
Several positions, such as those men
toned above, have long been filled by
negroes and it is understood that the
president viii continue that policy
without extending it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-11
Local Fans Getting
Ready for Action


With the performers In The biz show
getting away ID b bunch, die baseball
thing in chickasha is beginning ID
take definite shape and already ce-.
tain clubs in the nelghboring towns
have sounded the battle cry, saying
they are piulng away for a chance 10
spin some Of the fife blood Of tao
chlekasha aggregation
AS long as two weeks ago d letter was
received from Marietta. Okla, wanting
q date and yesterday Mountain View
expressed their willingness for a. game
with Chickasha I'll Reno, verden
Duncan, Anadarko and several other
clubs have issued challenges and as
soon as the home guard is ready foF
the bell tap, there is sure to be plenty
oi opponents M H Burgess states
that he Is meeting with splendid sue
cess in his canvass for funds and says
he does not anticipate any trouble III
financing the getaway. Bids are be-
ing received today for the 1913 uni
forrs and ere another week dawns
the order win be in the hands Of the
tailors
The players an anxious for the fray
and express their willingness to 90
against the worlds champs If neces-
sary but It win probably be at least
two weeks before the bugs viii get
70 see the 1919 bunch ln action. Pos
sibly never before has there besn
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-11
Champions Of High Tariff are Op-
posing the Heavy Reductions
that are Made BY lie House
Measure
CAUCUS ACTION FOR
ANOTHER WEEK
Large Task Before House Demo
Gratis President and Senators
Get Together on L:dporl-
ant Features Of Bill
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press
Washington, April 1.-THE house
Democrats today in caucus began con-
aideration Of the metals tariff bin. the
one schedule which suffered the hear-
lest cut.
Low duty champions were prepared
to resist the attempts made to force
increases on high grade metal pro.
ducts.
With but another day in caucus the
Democrats face tie practically impos-
sible task Of reading and debating the
one hundred and ninety pages Of the
tariff bill II was regarded as certain
that the caucus would continue Into
next week.
The senate's attitude toward Presi-
dent Wilson. and the new tariff bill Be-
came fairly well defined, after another
meeting, Of the Democratic members
Of the finance committee. Briefly, the
senate committee will agree to accept
the views Of the president and TIE
house as to free wool and one cent
sugar, with the sugar free in three
years attachment, but It win exercise
its right to amend other schedules and
provisions Of the tariff bill as 1t thinks
best,
The conference with the president
brought working agreement under
which both the executive and senate
leaders have yielded certain points.
The senate Democrats do not propose
to make any general increase in the
rates Of the tariff bill. Or to make tho
senate liable to the charge Of having
impeded the efforts Of tie president
or the house toward tariff reform.
Changes win be made in many
schedules, however, the work having
been started yesterday with q consid.
GRAFTON Of the first schedule. Some of
the changes regarded as necessary by
the senate leaders may be carried over
to the house ard put into the bin. with
the Democratic caucus still in progress
there.
The Democratic leaders reserve the
full right to make changes after the
bill reaches the senate. if they con.
slider them necessary to make lae
tariff more equitable and scientific.
The decision to stand with the presl-
dent upon the wool and sugar tariff
issues, has brought the forces Of Dem.
ocratic control into practical unity, It
is claimed Should the president ami
house majority refuse to accept any
change in the wool and sugar provis-
ions, it is understood that the senate
committee will lend Its support to the
same program
The fight against free wool, how
ever, has become more acute 1t both
houses of the capitol, and several state
delegations in the house are appeal
ing % Democratic senators 10 support
in the fight to retain some duty.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-11

is ATTACKED
BY LAFOLLETTE
'copyright,
Telegram BY United Press.

Telegram by United Press
Madison, Wis, April 1l.-ln a signed
editorial Senator Robert LaFollette in
his weekly paper. issued today, ie-
clares President Wilson has been fool
ed by the interests who objected to his
choice for assistant secretary Of the
treasury and finally succeeded in get
ting John Shelton Hiliiams appointed
LaFollette declares that Williams is
q system representative, The sena-
tor asks if representatives Of an inter
locking directorate are 70 get a stran-
gle hold on the treasury department.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-11

more interest manifested in the ma
tional sport III Chickasha nor 50 many
candidates to report for spring prae-
tice II all looks good and Chickasha
should have a great club ii 1913.
A deal is now on to secure the SER
vices of Roy Fentress for the chicIsa
sha team It win be remembered that
Roy is the lad who humbled Duncan
in the last game of last season. In
that game Fentress gave up five bin
giles, poled out three bagger ana
whitfield ID Duncan Warriors Last sea
son Fentress held down a berth with
Omaha, but, according to reports, docs
not care to 80 back there for this
season and has expressed a desire to
play with Chickasha
Fentress Is a barber By trade and
states that if he can land a position
wien a local shop he viii play with
ChIekasha and share with the other
players in the receipts at the gate ''In
tae event vie succeed in getting Fen.
tressy said " II. Burgess today, 4he
win share equally With the other play
ers in the division Of the gate receipts,
and | want that understood" Nothing
is assured, but it is great deal more
than possibility that the premier
twirler will be with the chickasha
team this season. If he does he viii
prove a mountain Of strength to the
home guard.