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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT Receipts. 1os t45 bush There
was n fair export Inquiry aud the market
ruled steady. ,oTerInss were moderate. quo;
red srot and November. I.i4di.1 No. ?
red Western, St,lOnt.22; No. / Northern
Duluth. St25h61.2sia.
CORN.-Recepts 22o1 bush The market
was duh and prce7 were ic. lower. Quota
tions. Car lots for local trade, M to location.
No. 2 yellow, old. S2ds2iac.: steamer yellow
old, sikdS2c.
OATs.-Receipts. 1850 bush Trade more
active and prices &c. higher. Quotations: No
white, jiiaM 5lr. standard white, J3ianO4c. (;
No. 3, white, jla53hc.
FLOUR. Receipts, 22sO bbls. and 22e4,
fOl lbs, in sacks. offerings moderate but
ample. Trade quet and prices without impor.
tpnt change. Quotations per LOG lbs IN wood
Winter clear. s4T5G4gO; do, straight, S5M
5.25; do, patent s.. 5Od6.75 Kansas. struight
1ute sacks, S5.2Cd54 20: do, patent, jute sacks
s5i0dJ 65j spring, irst clear, S5.i0n5.30; do
straight, S5.3ldJ. .G0i DO, patent, S65gS.0O; do
favorite brands {GdG5O; city mills choice and
fancy patent, s6a65Oi city mills regular
grades-Winter. clear. Sii5dt.0O: do, straight
sSq5.25: Co, patent S55Oa5.T5
RYE FLoUR,-sIow Of sale but values
steadily maintained. We quote nearby and
Western In wood at S5bOd6.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
LECTURE PROGRAM VARIED
Interesting Subjects in University
Extension Course This Week.

Prof Stockton Axson. Of Rice Univer-
sity. Texas, win begin this week sched-
Ule of university extension lectures in
Association Hall, Germantown. this after
noon with a lecture on Society and the
Individual IN Ibsen's Plays" James Her
vey Hyslop. formerly professor OF ethics
and logic IN Columbia University win
speak this evening I'm Witherspoon Hall
on "Psychical Research in Relation to
Telepathy and Spiritism."
Other lectures OF the week win be
Japan and the Dutch East Indies" illus
trated with colored Views and motion
pictures. by r. c. Andrews. of the Amer
lean Museum OF Natural History. New
York, IN Association Hall, Tuesday eve
ming; Human Responsibility IN Shake
speare's Tragedies" by Professor Axson,
IN Grihith Hail. Tuesday evening; "Analy-
sis Of shaw's Mlsalliance," by Alfred H.
Brown. playwright and dramatic critic,
In Witherspoon Hall, Wednesday after
noon; the fourth OF series on The AS
cent OF Man" BY Dr. S. C. Sehmueker, An
Association Hall, Thursday evening. and
Happiness" By Miss Helen Keller and
her teacher. Mrs Macy, IN Witherspoon
Hall, Friday evening
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
EXPLORERS SEND ANIMALS
First Shipment Received From U. of
P. Expedition in Brazil.

Have you seen the agouti, the coate, the
guam and the ocolot? They are the
latest from Brazil. one Of the lands OF
the maxixe, The guam is especially
graceful, but the agouti has many quaint
steps The cOate, guam, agouti and ocolot
dance occasionally, and especially when
hungry
These animals are guests at the Zoo
logical Garden in Fairmount Park. They
have just arrived from the interior Of
Brazil and form the first consignment
sent by the University of Pennsylvania
expedition, now i'm South America in
charge OF DR.. w. c. Farabee.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
DAIRY PRODUCTS

CHEEsE,-The market steady under smnII
supplies, but trade quiet Quotations: Ssw
d1Gc; DO, do, current make, choice, l6lac.i !
do do, fair 10 good. 14hdl5c.; do'' part
skins, Snlac,
BUTTER.-Receipts were light and the
market ruled firm with demand readily absorb
ing all offerings OF choice stock. Quotations.
Western. fresh, solid-pRcked creamery, fancy
specials, &c. extra a5c.; extra frsts, S3p
a4c.: frsts, 1OT3ic.: seconds, 2Bd2sc.; ladle-
packed, 2ld2}c.. as to quality; nearby prints
fancy, 3Sc. do, do average extra, 36d3ic.;
Special fancy brands Of prints jobbins at 40
T4ac.
EGGS-There was n good outlet for the
limited receipts Of fine newlald eggs and
values wcro firmly held; Quotations; In tree
frsts SlOSO per standard CASE nearby cur
rent receipts. SOOOG1O.2O per standard case;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
LITTLE FEATURE IN COTTON

'Per o,ooo lbs. tPer 100 lbs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
List Showed Gains of From Two to
six Points.

NEW YORK. Nov 23.-There was but
little feature to the cotton market to-
day, but the list at the start showed
gains Of from to points. There seemed
to be scarcity of December, and spot
houses continued buying that option
against sales of May.
Some accumulated hedge selling OF the
far months caused slight reaction in
those positions after the call, but De-
cember continued steady. Liverpool cot
ton continued steady and quiet.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
1915 AUTO LICENSES READY
State Highway Department shipping
Them by Parcel Post.

Automobile licenses for 1915 viii b
shipped to owners from the State Highs
way Department BY parcels post fhis
year. Applications for licenses should ba
made early as the parcels post via 30
taxed 70 the utmost during the hoiiday
season.
The new licenses 80 into eaeet January
j. 1915. -Four thousand licenses alFeeay
have been taken out by automobiie oen-
ers. The department expects o grant
$4,000 licenses for next year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
FINANCIAL BRIEFS

The Northern Pacific Railway has made
application to the New York Stock Ex-
change to list $2,597OOO additional prior
lien per cent. bonds, due 1897.
New York banks lost to the SubtreasuFy
Saturday 50, 600 and since Friday have
lost s6,9l2,O0O.
The October output of the Utah Copper
Company was 6,765,3s6 pounds.
Ten OF the 30 hot mills at the Shenango
tin plant viii be operated this week as
the result OF retrenchment on the part OF
the American Sheet and Tin Plate Com
pany,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
BUILDING BOOM ON THE CLYDE
Four Steamships Now in Course of
Construction.

MONTREAL, Que, Nov. &.-Desplte
present war conditions, the Canadian Pa
clhc has now four steamers building on
the Clyde. Two were launched since the
outbreak of the war.
The MetagRma. sister ship to the Mis-
sanabie, a steamship recently completed
and put on the run between Liverpool
and Montreal, has been launched and will
be rushed TO completion. The four ves-
sells are the Princesses Irene and Mar
gaTet for service on the Pacific coast,
the Missanable and the MetRgama for
service on the transatlantic runs. The
Missanabie and the Metagama have
dead weight capacity Of 1850 tons and
an approximate cargo capacity OF 1000
tons. The Princess Margaret and Irene
are small steamers,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Detroit and Macklnac Railway, regular semi
. annual "a per cent, common and preferred
payable January 2 Books close December l5
and reopen January Z.
Atlantic Coast Line. regular quarterly 81 So
payable December 10. Books close December j
ana reopen December 3.
Mobile and Birmlng ham. regular HaEnl-annual
2 per cent payable January p Books cloaa
December 4 and reopen January 2
Erie ana Fittahurghi regular quarterly 14 per
cent. PAYABLE peeember 40 20 stock of record
November 1l
American Telasraph aad cable Company y.
re6ulaf quarterly ia per cent payabla De-
ceHlhaH 4 90 stock ~ record November 30
HQsteu aua Albany s4la raEaala Hecem-
hef i a atoak cf record N9Fsmhsz 90
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
PRONISIONS

Trade quiet and prices showed no important
change. we quote: City beef In sets smoked
and air dried 2Da30o. Western beef in sets,
smoked. 2g6igOc. city beef, knuckles and
tenders smoked and ar dried 3Od3ic.; West
ern beef Bnuckes and tenders, smoked 300
Bic. beef hams S3GaoS; pork family, S24925i
ned, loose. l8kalic.; do, dos smoked l435a
brand and average 11H15Bc.; hams smoked,
Western cured. 15xt5isc; do, boiled. boneless.
i1a,mi2c. do, smoked i3a13ibc. bellles, in
pickle according to average loose, i9@i0lae
breakfast bacon as to brand and average,
city cured. lUH2Oc; breakfast bacon, Western
cured, iDa20c. lard, Western refined, uerees'
pure CITY, kettle rendered. In uerces l21
l2i,c.: lard pure city, kettle rendered in tubs,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
FIGHTING AT GUADALAJARA
Carranza Garrison Attacked b,
Forces Under General Angeles.

SAN LUIS POTOSI, Mex, Nov. %
Sharp lighting between the Carranzlstas
garrsoning Guadalajara and the conven-
TONS force under General Felipe Angeles
is reported to have been in progress at
that city, the capital OF Jalisco. last night.
Information received here states that
General Angeles proposed TO capture the
city within a few hours. II he was well
equipped with artillery It is probable that
Guadalajara has already fallen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
Vessels Arriving Today

Str. Jolando dl Georgia (NorD, Port Antonio
fruit Atlantic Fruit Company,
str. Port Antonio tNor.). Port Antonio. fruit.
United Fruit Company.
Str. Lexington Boston. passengers and mer-
chandlse, Merchant and Miners Transportation
Company.
Str, Indian Jacksonville etc, passengers ana
tBtion Company.
Str. Columbian, San Francisco, merchandise
W. +. Hngar & Co.
Str. Joseph !. Cuneo (NorD, Port Antonio
fruit Cuneo Importing Company.
Str Lompoc, tlrJ, New, ballast, clyde, H.
Westerguard & Co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-HOGs-Receipts, 49,
600; markets 1Oc. higher mixed and butchers
heavy, S7iOG7 IS; light, 81, iO6T IS pigs, S5.5i
d740; bulk. ST.4OGT.GO. CATTLE Receipts
10000; markets steady; beeves SO.5On1O. so
COWS and heifers s3.75d0; stockers and feed.
ers. S5G71O; Texans, ST,4O9S.25 calves, S0a
1t.50. SHEEP-ReCeipts. 10000; markets 1Oc.
higher; native and Western, s35O60.l5; lambs,
S5.15GG25.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
WAR LOAN INVESTORS MANY
Private Subscribers Expected to Take
Entire British Issue.

LONDON. Nov. 23-There was no let
up in todny's rush of private investors
to subscribe to the new 6 $500 900
war loan. 1t Is probable that upon al
lotment none viii be left for bankst and
insurance companies.
The American group OF securities was
strong in spots. Resumption Of deal
ings in bonds on the New York Stock
Exchange is being looked forward to
here.
Reported successes by General Villa
were responsible for heavlness I'm Mex
ican railway securities. A belief that
the rebellion in South Africa has been
crushed induced a better feeling in the
dealings in Kaffirs. Russian securities
were dull.
The Bank of England was a light dis
counter of premoratorium bills. Rates
for loans and bills were easy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
MARINES COMING BACK
Sixteen Companies Leave Vera Cruz
for Philadelphia Today.

In accordance with the Governments 8
plan for the withdrawal OF American
troops from Mexican soil. l6 companies OF
marines win leave Vera Cruz today. They
will come north on the transport Han
cock and the auxiliary cruiser Prairie
and will be quartered permanently at the
Philadelphia Navy Yard
This will be the largest number OF men
ever quartered at League Island and will
be in pursuance Of the Navy Departments 5
plan 10 make the local navy yard the
largest marine base in the country. Upon
their arrival here the men win be granted
a months leave Of absence a special dis
pensation granted them On account Of
their long vigil in Mexico.
with the marines VIII come Colonel Lit
Teton VI + waller, who win succeed
Afaior General George Barnett As COM
rnandant 81 fAe .oeal marine station
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
PRoTEsT RAW INcREAsEs

WASHINGTON, Nov 28 = Protests
flom the meat and livestock business
generally against the proposed increases
ia freight rates on cattle and dressed
meats are pouring into the Interstate
Commerce Commission. The stock men
ask that the increases which would be-
come effective on December IS. be sus-
pended until public hearings can deter
mine their reasonableness.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
YEGeMEN DYNAMITE SAFE
Daring Robbers Obtain $500 From
Reading, Pa, office.

READING, Pa. Nov. 2s.-Almost within
the shadow OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
depot in this city, Yeggmen early today
dynamited the safe in the ONCE OF the
Crew-Levick oil Company eonhscated
$500 In cash and escaped,
The eompany's establishment Is To-
Gated in West Reading, directly across
the new Penn street bridge spanning the
Schuylllin Entrance was gained by
forcing a rear door Windows in sew
eraI residences In the vicinity were
smashed by the force OF the explosion.
A detachment of State police ana
posse OF suburbanites started in pursuit
OF the robbers. who are believed TO have
boarded a coal train.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

NEW YORK Nov. 21.-The curb market was
follows: Standard oil OF California, 2n3d2oG;
New Jersey, 3s6GBsSi Prairie, 3S0T3SGi In
diana. t13aiIT; New York. 1OOnln3 Anglo
American. 14td@t5; savoy 1dO; Union Tank.
SlWSl; Vacuum oil. iS2diSG: Maxwell MotoTs,
14hG1iA: first preferred 43di5; second pre-
ferred, lTals; Braden, 5SsdJN Jumbo ENtcn-
sion. ! 5-l0G1?; WHY'S overland, IllaWti;
Hegeman, S6fSh, ex-riEhts: PROFIT Sharing. IL?
al2M: Cigar Stores. Slai MS3Is.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
RESORT COMPANY PAID oLAIMs

No decision was reached BY Vice Chan
celior Leaning IN the Camden County
Court today Ia the application for a re-
ceivership Of the Ocean City Garden
Company OF ocean City. The receiver
ship was asked October B BY Wdliam
Keene. Edward Springer and Christopher
Hand The claims Of two are saie -
have been satisfied ana Hands claim u
Is said would be paid later
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
REPUBLICAN LOSES OFFICE
Dropped From internal Revenue serv-
ice by Democrat Superior.

WILMINGTON. Del, Nov. 2a,-That the
Democrats intend to take all offices pos
slble was shown today when Daniel BUR-
ton, OF Aillsboro, outside Deputy Collector
OF Internal Revenue, received notice from
Joshua w Miles, the collector. that his
serviees would terminate November 80.
Burton Is q Republican, has held his
position for a number Of years and was
supposed 10 be IN the classified service.
II Is understood that DR.. r. p. Fletcher
deputy IN charge Of the ONCE here, also
win be dropped and both places filled BY
Democrats.
It Is expected the Republicans will
protest
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
PREsIpENg.a gHAnKsaIvma
Mr.. Wilson to spend Holiday With
nanahtar Il WflliamsEaan.

WAsHINGTOS. Nov a2-pFesiaens VIZ
son viii leave Washington t1morfea a'aH,
for WiiliamstoNn. Mas f1 p tar zaesl
81 Ms daughter. Mrs Hrancis Hees
savrs over 4hanAssdflns Day re wa
IS accompanIed by Dr. GarF = elzseza
ana Alsa Helen WQodra4 aones lis a
lefan 70 WasoIaEtan Friday
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
CHICAGO ExoHANaE REoPRNs

CHICAGO, Nov. 2s.-The Chicago stock
Exchange reopehed this morning after
being closed since the day tue war
started n Europe. The arst trade today
VAS 70 shares Of Sd. Paul AZ So the
same price IS az Tie close on July 81
Tie next trade was % shares 81 Union
carbide a. 70. followed 81 Is shares at
tHe same price a. compared with 80 "a
JaIy 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. Nov. 23.-BUTTER hrmer: re-
cepts 5O5T packages; creamery. extra. 34Sd
343c.: high scoring 35H3jnc,: State dairy,
32d33c. imitation creamery 23lan2Ilac,
EGGS steady: receipts. 1897 cases: fresh, ex-
ira, hrsts 3Sd30c.; fresh, hrsts, 35d3Ic: near
by whites, 45IG0c.: nearby, mixed, 35di@c.;
special marks 2Jd25kc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
- - Murderous oonviets

MOBILE, Ala, Nov. 8-Armed with
shotguns and expecting a desperate bat-
fia a posse with hloodhounds today was
hunting for Ave ednylcts who last night
killed william 8ayo q guard of The conr
-sisl camp at Canoe. and then escaped
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
RANK oLEARINes

Bank elearinss today compare with corrs-
spending day last two years.
Philadelphia S2i Oi0e55 S2s 5sT, ,4s5 S22 Ois' los
Boaton 80, 20T 1892. t62 10. COS eco
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
NEW YORK METAL MARKET

NEW YORK Nov. 23.-The metal market
was, steady today; Tin IN nve;ton lots was 38@
&c; spelter 5.1505 Poe; aluminium 1s5OB
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
REFINED SUGARS

Little trading but values firmly maintain
ed. Rshners' list OF prices; Standard gran
uiated 5.15c.: finc granulated, b1Oc,
powdered 520c; ccnfectoners' A. &C.. soft
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23

per case. do. drsfe 81 posfi0. ~ Ger tase. do
soconde, 81 209ts0 per case Southern, $500
doip Per az '' 10 qGsge Fancy sEi Eseisstsa sesndss
fresh eggs were Jobbed out at 44140e
POULTRY
IIvE.-Demand fair for desirable stock
and values well sustained on this descripti2ns
l2c. spring chickens. according 10 quality. -
giGe; turkeys. lsa20c.i ducks. i49i3c;i geese
over apiece per pair. S5c; do.. weighing is5
~ lbs apiece PER pair, 65aSOe weiahlng !
pigeons. per pair. lS91sc.
DREssED.-Demand active for fine desire
s6;s,slzed stock and prices arm on this es'
spring, 2ta25c. average receipts spring 22se
rs; IS; lnEsToir i spring. ioa2oe Ne ola os -
Weighing 4aa5 lbs. apiece, lec, dol 4 lbs.
pfbe bs anS SgsSd SSdeT os P9Ss reo.sls % rg 9
pieckksd, l4c.i 9roling chickens, nearby, welsh
nearby r sPefS 20 GOOD idaiSc GrS SheSn wat
orn, lbs. and over Apiece in boxes or bbls,
bs sPises, fS8iSe bfoliinSs cSIiesenSs, wsst, sS2
!sIns sf RSs Sass
SSOoai 5O;O white. Weighing . to 10 lbs. psi
S9E 9 sa5oSaS a5gs dS Shif De- T'ilfBsnS lBs Per dos s
DARK sEd a8d So &C. 2oq 5oe dssiii6e ISL ger do1
FRESH FRUITS
The general market quiet and without in-
portant change. Quotations; Apples, per Dbl, =
Jonathan S3a9,50: King, 50 y0N3. .2oi Blush
t1,!5d22J; York Imperial. 81 5Og2; other good
apples, Western. per box. f1fi1, 90; apples, Del.
aware and Pennsylvania, per hamper. 50400c.
box, SlI5d2.5O Grapefruit, Florida, per box.
sSs fPspPses FiSrds Cars Care
per crate iacdSi 10: crenberrles. Jersey, per
crate 75c. as. -. Pears, New York per bbl =
don, 4G9; Bourre .. clalrseSn. s2. so93 60:
Howell. s2d2.5O; other varieties S2d3. Grapes,
New YorlI-Concord. per s-lb. basket. 13dibc.:
do, per Alb. basket, 10d11c.; Niagara, Per -
10. basket, sdl1c. grapes. Concord. per 2O-lbs
basket, 3Od40c.
VEGETABLES
Trade fair and values well sustained on
choice stock OF most descriptions. Quotations:
White potatoes per bush.-Pennsylvauia, $50
62c.; New York, 45d5Oc.; white potatoes, Jer-
sey, per basket, 35d40c. sweet potatoes East
crn Shore. per bbl.-No. /, 81. i.I5d2. .2Pi No. =,
81 swsets, Jersey. per bbl.-No. ]. $50: ~;
No 2 S2a225; sweets, Jersey; per basket. yop
ordinary, per bush. 40d45c; do, choice, per
10O-lb. bag, 81 .1Od1.15; do. medium, per loO-
ID. bag 5c.dSi: do. seconds per 1OO-ib. bag,
bOd60c. Cabbage, domestic, per ton, Sl4si
do, Danish, per ton. Sloall Gaulihowsr New
York. per crate, I5c. dSl25 Lettuce, Florida.
basket, T5cdsl. Beans, Florida. per basket,
Siffl. .I5 DO, North Carolina, per basket Sl.fo
d2.95. Celery, New York. per bunch, 1od3Jc.
Mushrooms. per Alb. basket Stq1.60.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

Western and Southwestern oxtra afats. SO 20
per case do drsts 80 eOd1o.20 per caeet DO.
seconds, 81 20Gf.sQ per case Southern S. 900
= per case; refrigerator eggs, 2iW2fc. pee
qoEs as 10 quality. Fancy selected candleo
fresh eggs were Jobbed out at 44It6c.
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA
Sun and Tides

Sun rises. 6;54 am. sun SETS. i.sa pm.
PHILADELPHIA.
!ltgh water. 600 am. High water, G.2G pm.
Low water. ,l2:lO am. Low water. .O4 pm.
REEDY ISLAND
High water. 2:lD am. High water. 3:I5 PIN.
Low water, 0!22 a. m Low water. O:5S p M
BREAKwATER.
High water. 1891 a M High water 1890 % m.
Low water. 01I am. Low water. O:55 pm,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-04-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Wiscomb, who were
recently married, came up from Salt
Lake on Saturday evening. After the
arrival of the train, the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Edward Korupkat,
honored the couple with a delightful
spread at the home of Mrs. NJ. E.
Hanks. The dinner table was taste
fully decorated with cut flowers. Be
sides the immediate relatives, there
were present: Misses Maud Crouch,
Alta Hammond, Emma Linnartz, and
Mae Edwards. Mr.. Wiscomb, who
holds.a lucrative position as a freight
representative for one of the eastern
railroads, returned to Salt Lake on
Sunday evening. Mrs. Wiscomb will
remain for two weeks visit with
her parents.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-04-14

rocks this wealth, which every nation
is trying to collect and Accumulate.
Mr.. Howell pointed out that Salt
Lake is the greatest smelling center
in the United States and cited the
gold production of Utah In 1912 in
support of his argument.
Both Congressman Howell and
johnson pointed out that Salt Lake
assay office would increase in value
and would diminish expense by in
creased business and decreased cost
Of operation.
They explained that while the gov
eminent is spending many hundreds
of thousands of dollars each year in
rivers and harbors and agriculture,
with no direct returns, 1t would only
cost $4,000 to continue all assay Of
fees, which are of immense value to
the mining industry.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-04-14
CONGRESSMAN HOWELL IS
CONGRATULATED ON SPEECH
[. FAvoRiNe ASSAY OFFICE

Washington, April 11.-Consress.
man Howell he's received ccnxrat,,la.
lions on all hands because of his
stirring denunciation of the, admins.
7tration's policy in abolishing the "a.
rlons assay Offices. He advanced &,
convincing and novel argument and
said In part; a4N .psas WOW ,
The law fixes a value on the god
a miner produces. He does not Get
q single cent more by sending It to
q mintthan it It is sold in the local.
ity where II is produced. Gold is
worth as much in Denver as in New
York. BY abolishing these assay of,
fees you force a miner to send his
gold to the mint and you fssten on
him the burden of paying a tax in
form Of freight.
The government exercises the SOW
ereign right to coin gold. II the OWL.
er could convert II into the form in
which it is chiefly used, he would not
need to send 1t to the mint, so
contend that government should ac-
cept the gold where 1t is produced,
for the reason that 1t exercises the
sole right to coin It. think Congress
should recognize the men who go ont
into the wilderness, who climb the
mountains, scale the peaks and who
wrest from the misery clutch Of tie
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-04-14

Mary e. Downey, of Salt Lake, state
library organizer, visited Logan last
Saturday and spoke to the student
body Of the L. A. C. in chapel on
the importance OF a tree city library
for Logan. Miss Downey came to
Logan on her way to Richmond to try
to estimate the sentiment OF the PEG
pie on the library question.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-04-14

DR.. j. J. Boswell, Ophthalmic spe-
cialist of Salt Lake will be at Mrs.
Hanks 135 East Center street on
Wednesday and Thursday, April 20
and 90. No charge for testing eyes.
References: Mrs. Jane Molen, Mrs.
j. F. Wright, Mrs. George Finlayson,
Mrs. Ellen Woolf, and many Others
ADV. ala