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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-24
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returned from two weeks stay at
Asbufy Park.
Miss Rose E. Andres, of 1s5 Bloom
| field avenue. is spending a week at
the Lakeside. Ocean Grove.
Mrs. James Murphy, of Pennington,
is visiting her daughters. Mrs. Rich
ard Johnson, of lis Prospect street,
and Mrs. John Kelley. of Walnut
street.
Mrs. George Yerbury has returned
10 her home in Hunterdon street,
after visiting her son. Charles YER
bury, at Springfield, ILL.,
Miss Mary Kaufman. of Is Rowland
street, Is visiting Mr. and Mrs r.
Yeigt, of Chatham.
Mrs. Mark Magrath, of 1856 Parker
street. is visiting friends at Stanhepe
Miss Edna Martin. of Is Rowland
street, is the guest of Mrs. William
Almond, of Paterson.
Mrs. H. J. Treene. of Summer ave-
nue., and Mrs. George Soden, of Cliff
ton avenue. have returned to Estling
Lake. Denville. after a three weeks
stay at Onset. Mass,
Miss Selena Grischele. of Thomas
street, has returned from a stay OF
several weeks at Block Island, R. I.
John B. keenan,. of so1 South Flew
enth street, is spending two weeks at
Edgewood Falls, East Durham, N, Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Kenny, Of
Second avenue. are at North Asbury
Park. where they will spend tho re-
mainder of the season.
Mrs. Sidney Norris Ogden and
family, of Mt. Prospect avenue, are
expected home from Nova Scotia the |
early part of next month.
Mrs. Robert Gilehrist, of Clinton
avenue, has returned from visiting !
her daughter, Mrs. John Howell, at |
her summer home at Nantucket.
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry II, Dawson, of |
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-24
Please, somebody, supply them.
Mustard Pickles

One quart of small euoumhersi
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-24

Mrs. Robert Gilehrist. of Clinton
avenue, has returned from visiting
her daughter. Mrs. John Howell, at
her summer home at Nantucket.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-24

MRS. JOHN E. sANDMEYER. JR.,
II Of Ia6 Roseville avenue, who has
been spending the summer at Brad
ley Beach, will return to the city
after Labor Day. Mr.. Sandmeyer
spends the week-ends at the beach.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Glen K. Carver and
son. Gordon, of 80 North Ninth street.
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert c. Mather.
If New street. East Orange, motored
to Long Beach. L. l.. for the week
nnd
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-21

Wtitd ban MOT, len ban teft.
Campbell Mor9anin luo tult erddnd
pdirpGnd usfopoineu nnort nainen
ia fpipi, miud tatpoin bGn moi'i ole
la mufann ipSsid SimoIdn fodIta'
funnan bppdfii. Sdu mostafi:
,SIettefo molmis outamaan WleS
toriue miiIi leipddune ia fatfi fd.
launne?"
,Winuuo eli naIiietto pasti ole mis
tddn antamistd."
rEaibattefo lauloo?" fpipi Wtor'
gan.
,&pud,"
rIabbotteto ontaa @apa6taiauen'
ne Iauluddnenne - ianotaamme es
finn. IeuraatoatIi miitoti?"
E6b6n oil nuori natnen nalmis
~Iuostnmoan. Seuroaspano iurnun'
toina ppposttiin bdntd louIamaun
erddsid fotoutiesia. Edmdn TOTO
ufien idIfeen tuli erds mics Samp'
be[in luo ia fpipt, miien bdn tuliii
%autuaofFi. Sdnen ipodmeenId oil
lattunut tuon nuoren nniIen laulu.
EdStd miebestd tuIi fittemmin inno'
Eos tpDmies SumoIan n%aItatunnon
aIian bpmdtf.
Wtiten tuIi bdnestd *? Siten etid
f6pbd nuori noiuen oil antnnut Dies.
tartue mitd bdn moi, ia Mestorin
fobeSid tuli tdmd f%unautIeffi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-21

SoboutuS fuoIemaSiu. Run Fir
%iailiia Sobannes Siunanfosti matafi
iairoalasia northumberland, Idhetii
pdt bdnen ibaiIiionia fautta Suo
men bdneae futtio. bpndGe tuotiuo
ipta ruuiuia ia fomeita futfaIeppe'
leitd. So FUN Acknowledgements met
niitd baneue, iauoi ban: rWiefdd
pois Ii fufat ia Iufefaa minuGe
tpdbdn Raamatusto!' - Niin, Iuu,
rimmatfaon, iaIoimmattoon firiot ia
natteet eipdt tue lobbutusta tuole.
mar obbiStoesia. Mutio Iilointin
IDpbdmme wieId turnan Raomatus.
to, fiad iieItd l5pbdmme Seeiufien
2ristutien, iota on fuoIemaeIafin
eIdmd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-21
Yaiffatmmmam uatiiia.
3atnfabaffa, iosIa ntIi benfiiD

- 6atnfabafta, iosIa ntIi benfii6
iat iurmanIa la futfi poiteuSi haas
noittui, tapohtui niime Iauantaina
ebeId puoItopdindd Sronpoobin
poItotobula. 2abosan aibeuttaia.
no oil erGs Gam Xott niminen nee.
fert, iofa on iontun nifnu totminut
fenadntiiuoitto oltiu Lift.
feeSid, mutto Iieltd dsfettdiu eroitet'
tn Iopimottoman eldmdu totta. Saus
antaiaamuna oil neeteri iuopotelut
iefd mennpt fiitemmin Seamuniin
paatetusliifteeieen iosia oil tdpttGptp
NIT bdiritIepdstt. Sittfeestd oil bd'
net ndttpafola %oionut ulos erGs
Sts9eraIo ntminen mics. Sdsid
5uuttuneena oil neeteri bafenut laou.
tun repplnertn, l6btten len tonsia
batemaau Sit39eroIota. Gdmd ebtt
mennd fIdue Joct Hpanin fapaf
faan ia fulfil omen id%lfeenid. 4un
neeferi ndfi, ettd bdntd Ell lasteta
idae, ampui b6n Ia%Itopten ldptiie
SiiSyeralbiu idlfeen. poltitmestari
Spanbolt oil tuuuut ompumiien ia
aitoi maneita %ampuion. 6dnen britt
tdesIddn Iitd tebod, Iautaii neeferi
remolperinIa bdntd fobti, iouotn
fuula oiui SpanboItin posfeen, tut.
len t~oiIeIta puoIeu posfea uloS ia
irroittaen Iuusto uieiio bompatta.
pGGstpdGn irtt poliiIi Spanboltin
fdfistd, oil neeferi ldbtenpt fdpele'
mdGn entiStG tp0paitfaonia tobtt,
iouotn b6ntd uuoelleen prittt fpan'
sita poIiifi ~pddaiff6 ytlct Sranf.
9uomnttuaan poliifin ldbestpmdn
bantd, oil neeferi oientunut refpol
merinIa Nicf Sranfia tobli. poliif'
pddaitto oil fumminfin pddeipt
Mercbants &c Wtinere panfin fob
bala oletpieu teIsfooni paaluien taat'
ie ia nitben inoiasta ampunut nelld
lautausta neeferid fobtt, Dbben iat'
tueSid tdtd reiteen. yteefert amput
tolme fertaa, mutta loppuirpot bd'
men renoIpertStoan tuulnt. YET pc.
liiipddaittDd tobti a~iiotuista tmulis'
ia oil fuitenfiu iatrunut @o9ebic
NotionoI pnntin fulmasIa ieiiopaon
fatumaunueta iuuri tulIeeieen mrs
@ust Srtbersiin ia baanoittanut
bdntd tupeeieen min pabasti, etid
ban iunnuntatiltona Flo II tuoli
IdomaStoon mammoSia. = Neeteri,
iofa OF noin % muoben ifdinen
mics. pon9ittiin ia fpietiin toupun
gin puttaan Ia fieltd mieId Iamona
iltana countpu monfiIaan Beeien,e,
risId.
Politfi Spanbolt tuIee fgQd toipu.
maan ioomisiaon mammoisto, NUT.
ia testdd fumminfin muntomio miit.
foia, e%nnenfuin bdn ppetpp rpbtp.
mddn ioimeenia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-21
Mr.. ilao eurJen palaii had

"''" 'o'e''o"tuoIu Hupren puo
iionia fotona Wr. Oi5aIen farmito,
LOLA SinIanionisia, Minn. Siliai.
men mibfiminen t. t. Z p:nd ipietet.
tttn Oulutbisfa, iosia nibfimiien
toimttti iulboien lanfomies past. SO.
~. WtIen Srontpoobista. Tobista.
lina olimat lofimies g. s. @ran ia
maaberra ". 10. ISABELLA. Spalbine
boteuisfa fuStanli ebeqiuen tobista.
ltSta bienon iuaaiIen 5 benseue Ia
pboesid uield labioiHitpat morIiam
nlelle runIaaStt fuffio. Muuten TO,
mantiutnea pari tdmd. 2pmmenen
muotta itte Ipttpnpt roffous oIfoi
uuoeueen min moimoftaas!i polao,
e,td eriaddn olo ct enad ouut mob
oouista. Porbain omit teita Ieuro.
foon! DIR. nno SorIen tuIee mield
toiStaiietfi ebuStamaan tdud pmpd.
ristDuG u. 6. Sorien &c So. radtaIi
ltifetia Gbicososta. 6dn on tapat.
tarpisia Sronipoobisia v@oale roo.
ming baufsia".
Ypstifunttpri tuaarasia. Siis.
taino puolen pdindn aifaan oil tuI
ipttpnpt, oripatenfin lentGpistd fate
nistd, postifonttorin perGuG pIemis
ia lautobDffeleisid ubaten fopasti
postifonitoria. pifoinen paIofun.
nan iaapuminen esti fuitenfin tuIeu
lepenemiIen r~ofennufieen fiiaue. gt
funot poloipot piIaue ia peIi tur
nell ionfun nerran postitddreitG ia
tiustuSta.
@eabpiaesiG, ISis. pibetdan
ppbdfoulua iofa iunnuntaina Flo 10.
op. 2ouIun ipbtaiana toimii Str.
Wotti 2ini.
3irfOnmenrt MontreoTisIo,
Wis. emf Iunnuntaina Flo 2 ip. rait
tiuStalpIIa.
u. Saaparen.
Gnumen iilafpita ia faifen
Iaista iuoIataIaa on iaatapona 81
aoiolan fouposia.
Saunretta mpbbodu baImaIIn
6pbarin liitfeestG.
8pettafaa meibdn rlSine Wort"
iaub0ia ia palfeita NiIu Mibblingid.
VI. &oIola on paros mppntipaiffG
mile tomuroine.
20 prpf. balpennus faifiue
buonefaluiue tdmdn fuun aifara
Oscar @nberIonin Hauto ia Suone
taIufoupasIa.
- Sstafaa tpibtiIormufIet Ia had.
labiot Spoortn liitfeestd ia IdGstd.
tdd raboa
- Salntesianne tppbpttdtpan rdd
tdlin tefemdn putoun tai paIitoon
tdpfdd f%otipmaSia s. 6. 2aufoielo.
Sofainen naatetus on fiImGdnpis.
tdnd, fro ia mielenmufainen.
pubbtshusta ia prdsIapstd pifai
iestt tebbddn. Suifaa fat5omaan,
ettd tuIette mafuutetuffi.
:. 6. Gamfonen, rddtdIi.
22O SuffoIt It. Srounoob, Nicb.
8atttt iottu baluatte Iaaba buo.
neenne rpfDuifaIeen maIliin Min fdp.
tdd WaaIari Wtatin pubeiaa. gan
ndpttdd mauit y. II. Sapettia 5 fen.
tistd 500 bouariin ruIa.
Ill q. Surrp selef. 33s 8.
CanabaIaifia ifemenfamrpia
pnnd faifenIaifia iiemenid faatamaD
ma 2oiolaua.
- msr 2SGinD Surien Idbti piime
moanantoiua Worenson ia Winers'
piuen farmifontrile, ebustoen field
u. &. Sorien &c So. rddtaIilHfettd,
piippen fie0d mabbouiiesti tdmdn
miifon oion. SieItd poIattuaon lab
tenee ban emf miifoua perbeenid Iuo
2uporiIaare0e. Wr 80. Sorien on
t6dud porin fuun oian oDut auto.
mdsia meIieddn II. Or ienia moat.
teiben miton otpsio. iohpn ntii mites
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-21

SumaIanpoIpelnffia fefdfuuGa:
6 y. SoImes Gitpsid 2lbeI 6ilisia
fIo 8 Id. z p. firfosia Flo 10 op. ia
Nuoriioieuran ohielmafofous Flo
2:3O ID. SItoieurot Mntti Reinifasio
flo 8 III.
8 p. @rep GosIesid Flo 2 ia 8 10.
8 p. Ranhanisia Flo 2 ia 8 III.
W. M~nttonen,
New Dorf MiuS, Winn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-21

Snomem maItaita ppb du
aoIoIaua. panfaopa tdmd mieIeen.
ne, maltatoen t%orpitFiat.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-21

SumaIanpaIpeIutTia toufofuula:
"a p. ~GNfforbisia, Mis. Flo 10
up.
6opioioeao, Iris. 81 p. Flo puoli
IL op.
H%ippifpuIu aIfaa 9%opiaioeuu. fe-
iat. 2 y. Flo. 10 op. pddttpp feIdf.
:. nrpilainen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-21

3errotusIa tabafasia noin ifdpdI,
Id tnpoIa 'urmanubrifi ioutunut,
mrs Sriber9, oil ipntpddn Suomen
ruotioloinen ia uieamman Iapien al.
tt. Perbe aiuu Wontrealteia, Wts.
Sdutaus ~topabtuu ruotIaI. Iuiberi.
laiIesta tirtosta tdnddn Flo Zip. ia
bauban 'iunao past. WiIion.
- Mbbtdtudud so eeff. fdittdfpd
formi, iosta 60 eett. on pubtaona ia
lota f%iiaitiee Montrealin ia psncen
tpdliad 4 MALTA fauntin tiestd. WaoI
la on 6 buoneinen oiu~inrafennus ia
uieitd paanoia iefd bpnG fauna ia
fuino. Soft iuofIee ldpi moon.
WDpbddn "Reminiscences tai iImon.
@bboista ldbemmin omiStuian tanss
ia. auae SusFIa Sobnion
9r 81 Wontreal. Wis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-21
Nbbtdtudua so eeff. fdFttdnd
9aasfim Snrmaimem ibnnptps

topobtui Wrs. Sobn 6ermanIoniGe.
9dn ipnnpttt t. t. 13 p:dn Italia
fuoueen tpttD lopIen, iota oil MT
toImas perdffdin ia nelids faitfi.
oan. S:ri Stebbens oil 5pnnptpties.
ID ldsnd ia iuortutut ban tdsid mai
feasia tpDeid bpnin. Sopii baubat
tiiu 3pbers &c Stian bautaantoimi
tufIesta periantaina. Wtrs. German.
Jon mot o~loIubteifiiu ndbbeu bppin.
pifatSta parantumiSta bdneIe tot.
momat Iufuiiat pstdmdt Sronmoo.
bisia. 6ermanionin perbe ebti jun
ri parbaitfi miuttaa Sronmoobista
maatiIaueen. Weaopiqeen iamana
pdipdnd, ioaoin Iitte Italia mainittu
aiia tapabtui. Goinotamme Wrs.
ia Wtr. 6ermanioniae perbeineeu
onneo uuoesia fooisIa!
= Wbbtdtudnd. 40 eefterid Edit.
tdmd farmt iosta % eetferid on tpil,
ieIptiesid ia Ioppu fanniffomaana,
mpptdndnd bnlpoao. Wlaa fiiait.
X MALTA itddu Norrien pumppubuo.
neelta. WoaQa bpnd A buoneiuen
oiuinratennus ia paono, 2 Iebmdd,
2 pafiffaa, tdrrpt ia maanwilielps
faIustoa ~ieuraa fauppaa.
2dbempid tietoia antaa omistoia
Deter GricfIon
% Sronmoob, Micb.
8ntfnmtie fanIalaifia mieraile.
moan meibdn iopasia, Iaobafienne
n6bod fuinfa pnbtaus on fdptdu'
nDsId. G~Iittdinfin buomatfaa fuinfa
iotoinen pulo pubbiStetaan metbdn
uubeua baiuien bdmittdid 0terIi5ins)
toneeqo.
Weibdn motto: pubtaat pulot 10
pubbas tapara.
Union Boiling Worfs.
= Gnnri iparaSto faifenIoifia Cob.
mia, mppbddn u. 3ofoIan fanpasia
pdindn baImimmiua binnoiua.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-25
CABLES DEPRESS
BULL OPERATORS
Wheat Eases Off With Fa-
vorable Weather; Corn
Hardens With Cold
Wave.

Chicago. Ill. Feb 25.-Wheat eased OH
today owing to favorable weather ana %
the fact that cables were Disappointing 10
the bulls There was steady1ng lnLlu-
ence. however in foreign bids close to the
market. Some attention was also given 20
the rapid rate at which elevator stocks were
disappearing in the northwest Prices
opened q shade to IS to &C lower, ana
alter a temporary rally seemed again in
ciined to sag
Closing prices were easy, though, at net
advance Of a shade.
Corn hardened as a result OF cold weather
ana the decreased visible supply. Opening
figures which varied from Is C off to a
sharp advance were followed by a material
upturn all around.
The close was nervous, z TO g to SO
above last night.
ENLARGED consumption OF oats for feed
gave confidence to bulls in oats The mar
ket, therefore, readily sympathized with
the corn bulge
Provisions rose on account Of the small
ness OF hog receipts. Initial sales were a
shade to 7Isc higher and much Of the gain
continued to Oe held.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-25
MONEY AND METALS
NEW YORK MARKET.

CBy Associated Pressl
New York Feb 25.-Cau money firmer
1aG a..
Time loans, stronger; Gu days, "a 90; 80
days. 8; six months. 81.
Mercantile paper, 3& 04H.
Commercial bills 4.S2%.
Bar silver, BIZ
Mexican dollars, 49,
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds, heavy.
Copper, unsettled; standard spot and
March, s1225 D1A25.
Tin weak; spot, 5T9003S20.
Iron. steady. NO. / Northern, 10. 90 n / s. SO
No. . Northern, 1A75 015.25; No. / South
ern, 1915 015.25; No. Southern soft, 14.75
015-25.
Lead. quiet: 3.95@AO5
Spelter quiet; $50 a $40
st. Louis Lead and Spelter.
st. Louis No, Feb. 25.-Lead- nominal.
S3.90; spelter. full, $3.50.
London Metals Market
London, Eng. Feb 25.-The London met
ais markets closed as follows. Copper.
firm; spot E64, Sc, Do; futures, f64 SIS d9-
Tin, steady spot, t173, SIS; futures f175.
SIS. Iron, Cleveland warrants, $50. d41L.
Lead, f19, s12 d6. Spelter. f21 SO.
THE LOCAL MARKET
Mexican Moncy-El PasO Quotation.
Mexican pesos Gel Paso buying prfcel
IN small quantities. .43.
Mexican gold, -4gA-
Iexican currency tEI Paso buying price,
IN small quantities only. 80.
FL Pas7 Smelter Quotations
Corrected Daily)
Bar silver. 5715.
Pig lead, LOO.
Wire bars. 14525
Lead (LOndOn) E19, SO, dc.
Weekly Averages.
CDouslas Shelter Quotations)
Copper, 1855.
Silver, J7.37.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-25
C0LONIZER TAKEN
FOR VALLEY TOUR
P. c. CichOzki. Representative OF Catholic
Society Eil0ted hF Chamber Of
-. IL IL

K. c. CichOzEs. Representative or Catholic
Society PiIOted by Chamber Of
Commerce Members
P c. CichOzki representative cf the
Catholic Colonization society. which is in
vestigaring the Ell Paso valley with a view
to settling 100 to 200 German-A America.
morning for Las Cruces and the diversion
dam at Leasburg, n. II. He was accom-
panied by chamber OF commerce commit
tee composed OF George r. LeBarOn, IA IT.
Camp, Robert II. Rinehart- Charles LeaVeli
and others The party will make the trip
in automobiles
At Las Cruces the party viii be Joined
by a representative OF the New Mexico Agri-
cultural college. The state experimental sta
ton near Las Cruces will be visited and Mr.
C1cnozEI Will be shown the large ira cts OF
cultivated land around Las Cruces Tie trip
Wednesday was made along the east side Of
the river. It is the desire OF the committee
men that the colonization agent see all the
large tracts Of land available in the upper
valley and they request that land owners
and real estate men advise them OF any
pieces not yet listed.
Thursday morning the COMMITTEES will
leave Las Cruces going south on the west
slde or the river to inspect lands in the Vi
clnity Of san Miguel. La Mesa and other
west side communities. 1lr. Cichozki is in
onlsts who would be brought here IL his
report Is favorable, are experienced in this
method Of farming. The general opinion is
that 20 acres OF land in the Ell Paso valley
VII sapport family under the intensive
cultivation method
Friday viii be devoted to an inspection
tour or the lower valley. embracing Tslets
San Eltzarto, Clint. Fabens and the Island
Tracts Of land. ranging in size from 1000 to
SyVU acres VIII probably interest Mr. CT
choEEl most for the society he represents
desires 70 make an individual community OF
the families sent to this valley
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-25
RAILROAD AND AUTOMOBILE
TIME TApTFC


All trains arrive and depart from Union
depot foot Of San Francisco street All
arrivals and departures given in FL PasO or
mountain standard time
SANTA FE.
For Albuquerque, Denver, Chicago, Los
Angeles-I4v. $3.50 a. m. and $500 p.
AnSeles-Ar. 1000 a. m and G-lO D.
Ell PASO & SOUTH. WESTERN.
CEestern DivisiOn).
For Arizona and SonOra-Lv $40 a. m.
p m. and 7:45 p m.
From Arizona and Senora-Ar. 7:45 a. m,
2.30 p. and p. m
eastern DiVisiOn).
For Kansas City, St. Louis, ChicagO-Lv.
PAS p m and 4:32 p m. El Paso-Tucum-
carl local, $500 a. m.
From Kansas City, st. Louis and Chicago
Ar 6:3S a. m. 1850 p. IN. Tucumcari-EI
c., II. s s. A. AND S. p. TRAINS.
For San Antonio, New Orleans Washing
ton-Lv. S:45 a. m. and 80 .. m
From san Antonio, New Orleans, Wash
ingtOn-Ar. $50 D. m and 10 D. m
For Arizona and California-Lv. 6:53 a.
m, p. m and 1915 p. n.
From Arizona and California-Ar $3.50
a. m, 4:20 p IN. and $3.50 p. m.
TEXAS & PACIFIC.
For Dallas and st. LOuis-Lv. 7:45 a. m
G:30 p. m.
From St. Louis and Dallas-Ar. $50 a.
m. $3.50 p. m.
NATIONAL RAILWAYS OF MEXICO.
tNO regular service.)
MEXICO NORTH WESTERN.
No regular service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-25
LIVESTOCK

Chicago livestock. Close.
Chicago. III. Feb. 5.-Cattle-Rects- a..
600 market steady to 1Oc higher. Beeves.
STe5 $3.50; Texas steers. 500 OSLO; west
ers. s5.5O@S.90: cows and heifers, S5-75 q
g. so. calves. $3.50 q IL 90
HOgs-Rects $4,000; market strong 8 to
Toe above yesterdays average. bulk. $3.50 -
&70- light. $3.50 03.75: mixed $3.50 q $50
heavy. S. 50 q SIS; rough, SS.35 S-45i pigs,
S7G0GTS0-
Sheep-Rects. $4,000; market slow. Na-
tive, $500 ~ 20: western. $500 G6-40; year
liugs $500 67.35; lambs, native, 500 q S-10s
western. $1,000 $40.
Kansas city livestock. Close.
Kansas City. No, Feb. 25.-Cattle-ReCts-
$500; market strong to 1Oc higher Prime
FED steers. S8-5OG9-25; dressed beef steers
southern steers. s7-s5 500 cows S4.25@
T-50; heifers s6.75 q 900; stocEers and feed
ers. se-2567-SO; bulls. $500 $50; calves,
$3.50 010.5O.
HoEs-Recta. 5000, market higher; bulk
sS.4o@ $50; heavy, IS 6o@ 20; packers aud
butchers. sS-50@ e65; light $500 $50; pigs,
$3.50 "a SO.
sheep-Reots- 1000; market steady.
Lambs $3.50 see; yearhngs, S6-25 q 100 ;
wethers. 40 q 800; ewes, $5-0OG5-75.
Fort Worth Livestock. Close.
CBy Zeiger Hotel)
Cattle-Rects. 1000 including SEQ calves.
Steers top $l-I5, south Texas grasser7-
S7.o0 TT25. bulk steers. S6.25 1856 1EeNi-
cans. S4-T5 q 4-90, stOcEers and feeders. $3.50
ff6.G5- cows. top. S5-75. bulk. $3.50 $50.
EeSicans So IS q $50; bulls, top. $500: bulk.
81 IS a SIS; calves. top, $3.50; bulk. $500
Hogs-Rects 5000; top. $3.50: bulk. ss-65
ASS; light. s8-15 a 20; mixed. SS.55@ $50;
heavy. sS-G5 n 500; pigs. s6.25 Goo.
Sheep-ReCts. 100
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-25
SECOND SUSPENDED
MAN is FOUND DEAD

SAT- Lake City. Utah. Feb. 25-In the
swimming SWIM pool of a public bath house the
lntendent OF the money order division Of
me me SAT- Lake postOffice. was discovered
Wlllans, who had been employed at the
postoffice here 20 years and his assistant
anna w harper, were suspended January
LOT alisSeq irregularities in their handling
ahce0 the postoffice inspectors objected to
me men s practice Of keeping a private fund
up shortages
1nelr suspension followed their placing the
s SHi pi1s rom December over remittances in
rs rs AuhG me entire amount involved was
l lT than $50 The men were not arrested.
harper committed suicide bv shooting Tsnu-
airy g. Bruises on WiIliams's bodv ana Other
ere, uInstances led to a belief that his death
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-25

Los Angeles, Cal. Feb. 25.-Before
signing a contract with the Giants or
accepting the proposition of president
gilmore to name his own terms for
manager Of the Brooklyn Eederals,
Chrlsty MathewsOn said today that he
would talk the matter over with John
McTraW, manager of the Giants, OF
some representative of his.
MatheWson planned to leave today
for the Giants spring training camp at
Marin Springs, Texas. where he is ex-
pected to meet McGraw or Some other
official Of the Giant club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-25
KING GEORGE WILL. SEE
HIS FIRST RAIL Ca.rr

London, Eng Feb. 25.-Kine George
is to be present THURSDAY ar fbe 69sSo
IalI game between the New York and
ChlcaSo teams. The game is to, be
played at the Chelsea foOfbalI
grounds Practically the entire Amer
the staffs of the embassT and fbe
consulate General.
The king has never witnessed a.
baseball game. He definitely notified
ne tIe managers Of the visiting teams
today that he would be present.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-25
NUlIBERs KISSING on

\ IAHLI % HOY N7T,Ee
Forty-two bicycle frames on which
gathered up by the police and stored in
the police station. Thirty frames We're
added to the lot Tuesday afternbon
Police chief I. n. Davis has issued lin
structions TO the patrolmen to pick nm
any bicycle, the number of which mas
been filed off The absence Of the nu1k1-
Der, the chief considers, is evidence
that the ownership is doubtful.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-25
TELEPHONE GIRL
RALKS ROBBERS

Vail 10, Feb. 25.-Sfx mean early to-
day attempted to rob the Traderss' hank
mere, but were frustVated by a caii
sent TO the sheriff az Denison Nv me
telephone operator.
When Mrs. Edward Quirk, the might
operator, heard the men cuttfns E-iIee
about 20 feet from the telephone. she
called up the DenisOn sheriff before
they completed their work. They
escaped.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-25
Grain and Provisions

Chicago firain. Close.
Wheat-AIay. 94% July, S9%.
Corn-BTay. C71k July, 6Gss.
Oats-1Tay 40af July, 40&-
Cbicago Provisions. Close.
Porlz-May. S21.GT1k
I4crd-May Sl0.771a; July, S10.971z-
Ribs-A1ay. S1L57i5; July. S1L72lz-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-25

FIoI. CnaFIes ALEXANDER, Of Boston.
Mass, VIII give a lecture on the life
the negro poet, in the Masonic Iemple
on South Virginia street. tonigHt al s
o'clock. This is a humorous lecture
IN which Prof. Alexander viii recite
lect poems of Dunbar and EiU also
tell e few Of the folk storfeS peculiar
to the slave class in the sodth before
the war For a number of years Prof.
Alexander served as a teacher at Tus-
kegee. Ala, and at Wilberfbrce univer-
sity, in Ohio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-25
SELLING RENEWAL
WElKEN5 MARKET
Spectators Seek To I'm
cover Weak Spots
Especially In Rail
way Shares.
Neutrality-suspicious. reflect closing sales
"Wednesday. Feb. Is.

Wednesday, Feb. %.
New York, Feb. 25.-Speculators sought to
influence general selling today by uncover
ing weak spots, combining their efforts
largely to the southwestern railway shares.
B. Increasing weakness Of low priced stocks
and renewal of selling here for foreign ac-
count reacted on the market, which was
generally lower. but losses at no time dur
ing the morning were severe Stocks came
principally from professional sources, al
though there was some outside selling from
discouraged holders Of long stocks
Bonds We're easy.
After midday. Amalgamated. Union Pa
cific. the Eli stocks and Reading gave way
about point
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-25
WOMEN sTARTLE GALEsBURG;

Galesburg. III. Feb. 25.-The wet
element wa sstartled today by yester-
days primary result. Women number
ing 1896 went to the polls and nOmi-
mated dry" candidates for aldermen i'm
every ward. The city VIII vote on The
saloon question April T.