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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10

week viii be given to anniversary eeie-
brstion-
~Baptisis in History" Is the theme OF
hs 1nss o,heps Day ssrS,ees at the
mothers of pupils are invited to DE
,ns at s 81 n %The Home MSser is the
theme OF the evening service at 1850
Every mother in church and eonsreEa-
Joy OF this Mothers Day" service.
MOp TTsn,I 80 Anp hysrx Home sS
nIveTsafy Prayer service. Thursdsy.
100 .. m. Organized Class Evening:
Junior and Intermediates. Friday. 500
sunday. May 18th. Baptist in Principle
and Practice" will be the morning
theme SUNDAY Nay ~, is,h ZS9 p m:
sion school. All members or the congre-
cation and friends are heartily snvited
10 Join IN uhis week or festive eeleora-
tion.
First English Evanseliesl Lutheran
DysinGer. pastor. II sixteenth street.
rne usual worship at 1880 a m and
.:5o p. m. Mnitsundsy. sunday school
and and AZ Edgwood at ESQ D. m Con-
flrmation and reception OF new members
Sunday morning. Everybody welcome.
North stree, NJ. T.. church. corner of
Firth and Market streets. John II. Hess.
pastor. the services May IL. are as
follows. SUNDAY school. $50 q. m. W.
A. Wilson. supcrinte ndent. 1880 a. m.
Moihsrs Day o5ser , nan.e. sermon by ins
Epworih League. $50 y. M. subject.
Jesus Doctrine OF Ills own Person"
leader Edward ket@ef preacains by the
ienee Of our Political Liberty" Tuesday.
$50 p. m. Junior League and meeting
OF Mems chorus. Wednesday. 5:30 p. m.
prayer meeting. Thursday. $50 y. m.
Epworth League Social meeting; Friday.
5:So p. m. choir rehearsal and class
meeting There will be special music at
both services on sunday. seats are free
and everybody cordially invited TO all
the above services.
Emmanuel Baptist C..urch. esee Eoff
street. sunday school. 3:45 a. M. preach
ing. 7:45, topic. The Altogether Love
iy." Wednesday evening. prayer meet
ing. 5:+5. Thursday, the Missionary
Circle will meet with Mrs. A. Il. Miller.
berger Will give a talk on China Ladies'
fthe church and congregation welcome.
Thursday evening. the H. Y. T.. T.. at
Mothers bay will he appropriately OBJ
served Sunday in tie Island Christian
church. THE following program has been
prepared for the occasion:
Prelude-Wilma Underwood
Song-"There's Music in a Mothers
Voice" Male Quartet.
Poetical northumberland II. Huts-
SDnc-"Mother" Tune "Am.rfca :.
tCOngregation standing
Prayer-CharleS +. HutsisE
Recitation - The Bravest Battle
Mrs =. H. TAYLOR
Song-"Mother's Prayer" Mixed quar-
tctte.
R"citation-"The Mother" Leona I'm
derWood
Su!o-"Nobndy knows But Mother
Prof. Will Ncsbitt
song. tCongregation standinE) No
3lt. Red hook.
Announcements nnd Offering
S"ng-ChildreuS chorus
J. ". Mex ibbcn
S"uE lay Me Where NY Mother
Sleeps. Male Quartette
Duct Mary McE;haney and Eliza
| Iiorner
Reading - a Tribute" Walter Rem
nett
IN old-faShioued home scens-"Uome
sweet Home Male Ouartette
Benediciion.
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1876 evening o. 5.9o. IN the Y NJ G. a.
auditorium while the new building ~
helrA erected 40 the corner 81 Chapilrr
ans Iouffeenfn streets The sabbath
.Nnnl vii meet - tho y 81 g. 4 audi
forum nf p 90 The public BE- cordially
Invited 60 attend these services
lfrat Christian church. W. w. yields
pas t1rst Christian church c0nere.
cation worFhips a. the Scottish Rita
cathedral. corner Byron and Fourteenth
streets hihle school. 2 20 q M preach
iug. tn e. a. M. v. r o. a. r.. SIS D
90. preaching. rs . M NfidWssk
prayer Meeting "Wednesday evening ~
=. With tne congregation o. the sec
ord rrcsuyferign church. a. the second
igreny terisn church, corner Market ana
TWcutfetn streets
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INh."f lfHcrr FRIDAY. o. o. D. m
cordial welcome fp fIf
Services f'r Sunday. Aray o.. ard fai-
lowing ur't .f Trinity TtarseI..ai
I.ItIr-'n .sf. vHI hr Hs foIiou- Res.
Iiaf sunday ...unI service ~rr.Ing Hf
." f o. confirmation and baptism aer-
WOES 90 TO- rI IfnIV communion
VIII Do administered 90 u.Ha service 10
ii"e" WI" pro conn mrl Mothers uaV
~ '.e VII n' .unluctoI Nth special
irtf uI'a o. 100 Dr. m sermon auHfr.f.
y MotHvf. Iufe Iuutrr Cnriafinn
ndeffur -rrt 10 Sunday evening az % ga
-uNdft school frfl.. cra' fnrefinr Tusa.
CAV go r. fu FrHref service Wednee-
gay ni g. w seuInr Christian Tr-
tfdNH' " cHHearaN 90 n 90 IL o. rIs
i.Hn. To-. MieaItrHrF mil Aff snrfafv r-tu
".nN'f t msraef ir Nr WIuIarr Mo-.
p. ..'if. vent F.4iNfH AVID Cd. anime
.frr' saturday. NnH 90. hrrinnfrr
tf pr ln. H rn come and n.fv rouqr.
.inr fI.c f.r Mothers Uay. ana sf 60.
elne iue urip these rrnflera
Second tuItcI f'rrshvtsriar r.r-rs
Nov NJ IfftefL o. o. rasf.- I'll.
! ..H. i HIH. = "a.
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our own make Frankfurters. Ring
Sausage. Liver PUDDING. Head C-heess
and nn kinds ~ cooked meats. Renter
Nros. i'ie Market So and Market
Auditorium.
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(The Story
JOSEPH MADE RULER OF EGYPT.

From tho prison.cell to throne-ro
Is 4 startling. abrupt transition. Bu,
r"tiN Joseph had paved every stem OF
The way. and b. had taken lin thirteen
years 10 do b. tie had gotten the
money out of the eater hv submitting
n Christening providences. lie work
rd "1t his own salvation with fear
aud trembling ~ the same time God
was working through him those bene-
tcfni purpose wlich have atVaye
been his pleasure lie Intended to
bless 10 c3h and make him a bless
lrE And Joseph. hy his patience. iu.
dH .'rF. and pietv. put himself IN he
way oi getting and being a blessing
I0-eph's experience were try.
ing In the extreme To DO torn away
from tom" and kindred. just when he
thought himself = prince IN ma him.
self slave. after Ton ycsrs 81 faith.
ful service 10 suddenly and most IN.
Justly lose tho confidence or hl7 mas
Tor. ~ stand charged with an odious
crime With no chance Of proving 49,.
noc"nce o. looked N Joseph a. n no
rad Travelled The wide circle Of sorrow
N md himself in frn D. oncn more
from which there vaa tho Ieac. moss.
bio likelihood ~ his over bring Thor.
a'nf Leave all hope behind uho
enter hore." mighf coll be- Inscribed
IN - domijohn duoeoan of Fgyp- pa.
td says thoy hurt Jo. cph's foot with
letters. End laid him boo iron And
stephen joins Amos m speaking path
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CAN THIS MAN
READ YOUR
LIFE?

The Rich, Poor. Exalted and
Humble Seek His Advice on
Business. Marriage, Friends,
Enemies, Changes, Secu-
latiOn. Love Affairs
Journeys and All
Events of Life.
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Many Say He Reveals Their
Lives with Amazing
Accuracy.
Free Test Readings Will Be Sent for a
Short Time to All our Readers.

Herr Paul Stahmann. ar experienced
Astrologer. Ober Niewsadern. Ger
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= Iauss Evangelical lutheran
'rapsl Iim Erosc. West Nf-rir.Y f...
-. -feueI. arsteftut pastor The spt-
e. Hnd meetings during fra " rE
VIII 20 ieufffHat Furdtr. 70 200 Co. fu
sunday school ara fubic gIH4.. DO o.
3D.. meet rg ~ sunday acnuuf board.
p-etrhlrc Fcrvire o. me county d.
rfuffs a. 20
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- nri~t Iutheian church. Pleasant
friEntS Mozart. Rev. b. e. Snvde~' mas
roy Nhlt Supdav o. PcrtecoSt sunday
N,io9. ~ : 30 q. nv Regular services as
~"ai 4 1880 a. M. ana $50 y. m. All
80 'o-dially invited 10 attend these
services. \ special congregational meet
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- Sifnf~on NJ L. church. Nav Il. 1919.
-, y. W rN-on. :. T. y. pastor.
w. W., .. M Sstmon by. pastor. tnerne.
The odd Fellows annual sermon hv the
pastor. theme. Unity" SIS L. m Ep-
prea' tif,s by nas,o 5"' e.snlnS service,
or children tl.- Duty OF Parents This
ntinE Not.eT X Day tne mothers are .N-
dfen 81 their u"ighbor's children with
tlen1. especially AT tho mrninc service
ne musical program a: . O'Clock VIII lie
invited.
Second United PRESBYTERIAN church.
morning service at 1895 and evening az
.i'p WIZ be held in line y. ~ e. A. ati-
,l''riun' WAiie our new church building
D"lnE erected at Tn" corner OF Cham
ilne and Fourteenth street. Ito SAL
90 ,'oI VIII meet 81 80 - M at
me NJ. -. \. auditorium. The Mn
''''''-' 10 attend these services.
Reg services VIII be held AZ IVES
- ~. T.. ir'h on Soutu Jacob street
,uunay. and ~ tie morning services 40
Ft"pr'atr - Mothers Day viii he 10
Wv "~I'Hl. lass meeting " ~ he re'I NJ
.- %. IN. and 80 -. o.. preatttiur 81
'1'ro "a. 10. WITT 90 social NotEsr.! ;, ..
S'IHl"n Pos 90. pastor. Rev T. y Work
tian snd an ,hppropriat" program of mu-
2. r. preaching rs tie. bsstor "a -
i.pW"Tt1 LEI cu" < 30 T. M. Monde,
t.INfI tl'etihE. 80 =. m WednesIa
JUNIOR League Friday afternoon Al p "a
.i-t christian church W. ~ Yields
PfN'"i TIE Iif4t Christian church ON
1870 N"f~hipS at fn~ Scottish Eifs
.ii'' ''rhrr '"."f cent. and rs ron
-,t''l-. SOL ic"S Surua'. MIr %. fs bla
communion. fu. - pf.7or-
lhE. y = q. D. o. o.. r.snfrr -
wee. 80" PRAYER meeting ., No.
"". 'f'ilnE VIII 90" second pre-I,,.
49, CO. cong "-a' I'u. 40 80 Second
re 10y '"' ZEN 'nurt.. ..ffsI rW.-ti.t.,
AMI Market ~tf..ts '''''''
flrSt lr'isrIIi church. Eutfd az Trad.
ICON Iudar morning. ~ - a. 80
N" F''. Howard 4. Tsfs. viii p.e.1.
upon Nonch ri-tInr AMI Tr..,rt.ti,.,
t'''l"ntt d. U" iforfrtr. ar A.cr.-
u. kinlcrEtrteu 81 tr. sam. d. ,.,',
I''N''I W I.. church. s Tsror4
W. street CON t.e faIHrd4 " o.. To-.
.'.~' pastor SUNDAY ecff ..e4 1000 "a
'l 'h.'f' tr OF Mother ia ...,.,.,
'i.''t To" N"fisr - jesus .,
SUNNY d. IuuI eu 20 fu t.f,.,..f.
'.'tt I' .H O. ~. ME rn.f1, Z. "a
'''' ii" Fourth SERMON ~ ne ser,..
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First PRESBYTERIAN church. corner ~
Chspline and Thirteenth streets Rev. W.
\. cook. -. H.. minister. Services ~
1870 a III and 745 D. m. Sabbath
room ~ ?.l5 "a m. Island Sabbath school
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Nsucc Memorial PRESBYTERIAN church.
w OO'iacdls ). NJ Potter minister. As~-
wee at u a. IT.. and = 80 p 90 Morn
lrg subj CT iu ko-piuE with Mother
isl.. keli & Gus E0uraf.pu 10 tho
Home Evening subject. The I'm.
guarded Moment sunday school ~
80 q. m Young Peoples meeting at
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Second ultct Presbyterian rlr-rA.
'f' TT lfftell % o. raef1r rrr
congregation viii worship morning at
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TIE TEACHERS LANTERN

rrri'ablo recitation Egypt va
~ the alert mind ~ Joseph Trnaeine
IT. fra' sIRrt ~ pyramid To hf.
"onder'ug o." D. must haze appeared
ifo shepherd tent o. Canaan.
rro1n 20 co'0e a' r'zo and prfrifod
eth fre antiquity ~ f~l fh9ur1nd
Years already upon b. What has boon
atIs called Tho 'rnrrrsrd gradnur
m tfo Nl'o land architecture must
have lc'f fe 'arfrg impression upon
rho shepherd lsd Tho ve.-d and
manifold ifraI1a'rr o. animal forms
rHf' have excited CURIOSITY. followed
ty rejection
Egypt vas 20 J0 rps q ~rhooi rom
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s.. Pauis EvaucelicaI church. THIRTY.
sghth ana Wood streets. Aug g
.,d~''". f'.~tor- M0th"-~' Day and Pen
tecn-i on SUNDAY. Nav ~. German ssrv-
-'e'. l",." a. m. English services. 7.3o
= m Reception Of new members and
seTV e.. SUNDAY Bible erheoi 81.
m cleaners soc city Wednesday at \
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rroVdcd with object lessons ITO vas
getting an fhe advantage ~ foreign
travel and residence he was coming
n contact with ono % 'ne eldest and
best civilization a. earth tfe was
reading ra literature -fudylnr ire
laws. oheert ug ne customs That uaa
What Providence cent him ~ FFvpt
Tor Dreamed To- dreamed out
~ frIsor. I0sfp h va. The narration
- h.. dreams prorhe'f~ai ~ his prof.
erU enf nas fhc immediate cause ~
biF hard '0f Gle wcreqef1 i7ferp-e
fa'.0H Of Pharaoh dream was The
means ~ hfa delvcrance
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Warwood Christian church. corner Rich
land avenue ana Seventeenth street.
Regular services next Lords day. Bible
schooi 81 "+5 sharp. Preaching and
Communion AZ 10. bv Prof. \ Nc
Murdo. subject. 'Aioth,r's Place Chris
tian Endeavor a. 6:45 and AT 40 The
Mothers Day eNerC SEES will be held by
the school Of the Bible school All
mothers attending this service Will re-
ceiVe white flower. SEtrangefs well
come TO .. the above services
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So. Johns Evangelical Protestant
CONGREGATION. Pastor. W. q Ufert-
next sunday service At 1880 a IN.
Celebration ~ PentecOSt aud 81 stribu-
ton of the Lords supper after service
SUNDAY school at q a. IN. English even
ing service at $50 J.. m. Celebration or
Mothers dan. Further announcements
curing serV CeS in church.
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Tie First Spiritualist church will hold
services IN the odd Fellows hall SUNDAY
May lith. ut $50 g. m. Lyceum ~
1880 n. m. Rev. -. W Way. pastor adm
psychic. Lecture followed with spirit
messages. All are welcome.
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WarwooI Prcsbvts-iau church TWcn-
tieth street near Ma u. Edgar ". DAY.
pastor. sabbath school at 9.45 a. M.
j. G Moore superintendent Morning
ship at IL O'Clock. Christian I'm
dsaNor ~ y. IN. NJ 1fJ D. IN. the
Mothers Day service will be held. Pray
or meeting "Wednesday as. All not
having othsr church homes are very
cordially invited.
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First Church Of Christ. Scientist.
\. -. |. W. auditorium. l1fq Chapline
Sunday at J I n. m. sub
ject Of lesson. Adam and Fallen Man q"
SUNDAY school at 10 a m. Wednesday.
testimonial meeting at y. IN. same adj
dress. Reading room open daily. cNcept
Sundays and holidays. from Il m. To =
p. M, also On saturday evenings from
: 70 . o'clock. Tine public Is invited -
visit our reading room ana attend our
services.
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First Christian church. Elm Grove
Teaching service. O'clock. At the ser
mon every ryember is requested 10 oe
present To help IN the contest again Il
West Union. Christian EndeaNor, =
o clock. preaching. s.i5. As this is
Mothers Day an appropriate subject Will
he selected by Pastor Rev. A. T. cox.
All mothers invited To attend.
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First English Evangelical Lutheran
church. - sixteenth street. Rev. W. =.
DysinEsr. pastor. IL sixteenth street.
Tine usual worship Mt 1880 a m. ana
s.5O y. IN. Mnitsunday. Sunday school
800 n. IN. sunday school at warwood
and and AZ Edgwood at $50 p. m Con-
nrmation and reception OF new members
Sunday morning Everybody welcome.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-12
COED STRIKE MADE
NEAR SALTESE
RICH ORE Is FOUND BY AL REEF
IN THE BLACK TRAVELLER
PROPERTY.

Mullan, March 9.-(Special.)-A
rich strike of copper ore has been
made at the Black Traveller mine
near Saltese. Al Reef, manager of the
property and one Of the largest own
ers, arrived in Mullan last week from
the mine with samples from the new
find. The ore was found in the lower
tunnel and only a few feet distant
from recent work performed. The
owe tunnel has been driven in wall
rock parallel with the vein for some
distance. Last week Mr.. Reef dis
charged the crew employed at the
mine, but remained at the property
himself for a few days and drove a
small crosscut drift which opened the
ore body. At hi point of intersec-
ton the ledge shows two and one-half
1eet wide of cope ore of shipping
grade. No assays have been made on
the material, but it will probably run
over 10 per cent copper with some sill
Yer values.
The property is about four miles
northeast from Saltese, and has been
worked intermittently by the present
owners for a long number of years.
WI. Iteel Vas one Oh the Original 10
caters. The property was recently
consolidated with another group of
claims adjoining, n a company
formed to develop the ground by driV-
ing a long tunnel. This tunnel was
completed to the vein last year. North
of the point where the strike has been
made is another vein which shows one
OF the strongest iron caps to be found
in the Saltese district, and it is the
intention of the owners to continue
the lower croSscut on to his vein
during the present year. More work
on the ore body just encountered will
be done at once. The appearance of
the vein and ore body where encoun-
tered leads the management to believe
that it will be possible to start ore
shipments from the mine in the near
future. The principal stockholders in
the property are Mullan men, among
them being Mr.. Reef, James Connors,
and the late Scott Harris. Thomas G..
Kennedy of Mullan is secretary.
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business, but the news appeared to be
ignored, whereas plenty Of attention
was given to a big gain In worlds
available stocks.
Export clcaranccs Of wheat and flour
cqualed 2G9, 900 bushels, primary re-
ceipts Of wheat were $50, 900 bushels,
against 425, 600 Il year ago,
Sales of more than 1000, 900 bushels
by "A bcar leader took corn to a lower
level. The bulls had to contend be-
sides with big reserves and with
weather conditions favorable to a free
movement to market.
oats gave way under liquidation
sales. due to the government report.
Provisions, after a strong opening
with hogs, underwent Il decided set
back. The downturn was due to I'M
loading by one of the big packers.
May wheat opened at 81 Nc to 81 hC,
high, 91Mc; low, S9Mc; closed, SoAc.
May corn opened at 52M Gi53c; high,
53c; low, 520r52Ac, closed, 52Ac.
May oats opened at BAN m3iBc;
33Bc; low, 32M m32Ac, closed,
30 Nc,
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New York Miniro Stocks.
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago. March 1l.-Whcat today
sold at the lowest point in months.
Liverpool dispatches referring to tight
ness of The money situation there had
much to do with the decline. Closing
prices here, though fairly steady,
showed a loss of AmBc to 1Bm1Ac
net. Corn finished q Rc to Mc down.
Oats off &c 10 lc to 1Bc, and provi-
sions less expensive by 15c to 42Rc.
Heavy stop-lOss selling developed in
the wheat pit. The flood Of offerings
quickly overwhelmed h buying force
that had steadied prices at the outset.
Once the downturn had set in, the
market seemed to lose power to rally.
Rumors hat rehabilitation of the
Russian and Austrian armies would
be announced soon, possibly tomorrow,
added to the furry on the part of
wheat owners. Those abroad sent
word that exporters were doing a fair
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TROOPS ON BORDER
ARE CAREFUL
BLISS SAYS SOLDIERS
ARE NOT NEARER BOUNDARY
LINE THAN NECESSARY.

Washington, March 11.-No change
in the disposition of United States
troops on the Mexican border between
Ell Paso, Texas, and Nogales, Ariz, is
likely in view of a report to the war
department today from Brigadier Gen
eral Tasker H. Bliss. No patrols are
nearer the international boundary than
absolutely necessary.
After the recent clashes near Doug
las betWeen Mexican n American
troops, General Bliss was asked by
Secretary of Wa Garrison personally
to investigate the frontier situation
with a view to moving the troops
farther back from the boundary so
as to lessen the danger of border fight
ing. He reported today that the troops
are performing duty with great dis
erection and in the vicinity of Douglas
no patrols or detachments are under
observation from the Mexican side.
The war department will accept the
view of the situation expressed by
General Bliss, who will continue his
investigation along the entire Ameri-
can-Mexican frontier.
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ARE BOOSTED
At THE START
HEAVY BUYING OF STOCKS AT
THE OUTSET HAS REJUV-
ENATiNG EFFECT.

New York, March 11.-Heavy buying
of stocks in the early period Of today's
trading lifted prices substantially.
Opening quotations showed many gains
of one to two points, and there was a
spirited demand for the leading stocks,
especially Canadian Pacific, Reading,
Union Pacific, Steel and Amalgamated.
The rise in prices had been fore
casted by an upturn of Americans in
London before the opening here. The
Frightening prospects for termination
Of the Balkan situation apparently
were responsible for the sudden de-
Velopment of a demand abroad for
American stocks, and it was estimated
that $4,000 or 10000 shares were taken
here by London and Berlin.
Prices were marked up so readily
that there was some short-covering,
operations for the long account
We're on a limited scale. The prospect
for stiff money rates and the approach
of the extra session of to re-
wise the tariff are important influ-
ences. Call none maintained it's
strong tone today, and there was a
" ttl' tiSihtiii1iS VI tliiit iod1lS
Announcement of the Hartman lines
directors that no agreement in regard
to the dissolution plan had been
reached, II that it was expected no
further meetings would be held this
week, although the underwriting SYM
dictate agreement expires on Saturday,
gave bear traders an opportunity to at
tack Union Pacific, and they forced it
down about two roints from its high
price of the day. The whole matact
went off to some extent, but before the
close prices stiffened again and the
session ended with material net gains.
Bonds were active and irregular, with
pressure against the Burlington issues.
Total sales, a value, s1,750, 900.
United States bonds were unchanged
call.
New York Closing Stocks.
A~malgamated Copper ,......,.............. 701s
Beet Sugar .....m. 201s
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THREE ARE INJURED
IN STRIKE BATTLE

Erie, Pa, March 11.-Mary Schosser,
a 1~1-year-old girl, was shot in the
right leg and two strikers also We're
injured when striving stove-makers
and strikebreakers battled mere today.
Foreman John Engle of the Morse iron
works was seriously injured in a fight
between strikers and non-unionists in
another part of the city. Three strik-
ers were arrested.
After the arrests 500 strikers held
an INDICATION meeting. They said the
shooting was lone by strikcbrcakcrs.
Mayor w. j. Stern ordered the
mounted police to patrol tonight the
section of the city where the rioting
occurred.
The striking stove-makers demand
a complete union system in Erie. 1t
is said 1000 men are out.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-12
NATURES WARNING
Missoula People Must Recognize and
Heed 1t.

Kidney ills come in~ysteriously.
But nature generally warns YOU.
Notice h kidney secretions.
Sec If the color is unhealthy
IT there arc settings II sediment.
Passages frequent. Scanty, painful.
It's time to fear serious kidney
trouble.
It's time to use Doan'S Kidney Pills.
Donn's have done great work in
Missoula.
Mrs. +. S~chippcrus, 924 Rose street.
MiSsoula, Mont, says: One of my
family had kidney trouble from child
hood. There eemed to be no control
over the kidney secretions, especially
at night, and severe headaches caused
much suffering. Hearing of Doan's
Kidney Pills, We got a supply, and n
box made a complete cure. 1t Is five
years since that cure was made. |
also used Doan's Kidney Pills myself
and found them satisfactory in every
way"
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cents. Fostcr-M iIburn Co. Buffalo,
n. Y, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.-Adv.