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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26
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FIcEhs IN rHrErEEn INNING
RATTLE. 2To !.

r1sldinE Of Son Again FeA.ured-Tan
k~~s Dsfsat 1ndtAns-Athlsttcs
Lose 20 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TAks the white sox
INTO Camp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26

r burning sensations and scrofufa
lia'fd. weakened and Impure state on
poo your blood from birth. but no
st treat it throueh The blood ff is a
ih' standard blood tonic for I'D vsars
wing me system. nothing o. equal 10 if'
e. blood. 10 aoaks through the system
It a- an aufIdOff to neutraIiyo the
lood corrusrIe.. Increases the nov
pm iis physical WORK The dun siuggisb
clears up Even long standing rsses
o 5 s. s uruFs and suhstifpfos
tEisl DO yours BE- special case and
s. Co.. Atlanta. Ca.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26
AIREpAIE TERRIER.

This Championship dog in England
Brosua Bandit. A. X. G. lslsO5. IL
only one OF the many prize winning
CANNES 10 be shown a. the dog show
during state fair week The dog Is
owned by McGlade and Taylor Of
Cleveland. o.
ger 10 accommodate everyone he has
decided TO extend the entry date until
Saturday. September 4. The list was
TO have been closed Tuesday.
ms encouraging report promises a
very successful dog show Some OF
the entries are from. famous kennels
In this neighborhOOd and from all
over the country. The dog that takes
away ribbon will have 10 be a real
one In his breed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26

DOB transfer ~ land in uearbrr,
MI'n r. deed ~ years old vac rorordeI
uI. Oft land wnH f.aI aInUa mon If
Dos Increased in value moro than $50 900
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26
PIRATES AND GIANTS SPLIT.

NEW YORK. Aug. 25-New York and
Pittsburgh divided a doubleheader here
today. New York taking the first game
8 60 .. and the visitors the second. to
Z. The Giants won the nrst game by
punching four hits off Harmon for three
runs In the eighth inning. The second
game promised TO be Walkovcr for
Pittsburgh. but New York put up hard
uphill fight. Though knocked out OF
the box MamauN scored his fifth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26

: " A. min gton Z Chicago
'boston 2. Detroit
New York 3. Cleveland g
ST Louis 8. Fhtladelphla J.
IL innings. --lg innings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26
DOG SHOW ENTRIES
STILL COMING IN
GEORGE WHITAKER EXTENDS
ENTRY DATE UNTIL SATUR-
DAY. SEPTEMBER sTH
Encouraging Report Premises Un-
usual eshibition-Nany Famous
Kennels In THIS Region
Represented.

George Whitaker. in charge OF the
entry list OF the dos show at the
State fair. announced yesterday that
be has been swamped With applicants
who want TO show their pets. In or.
-~-~-~-~->~~-------~-~-----
AlREDAlE TERQIEa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26
Pimples and Skin Eruptions
Danger Signs of Bad Blood
u May Mean Eczema, Scrofula-The
FIRST Sign of Inherited Blood Disease

Pimples .scsIy itching skin. rasho
denote with uniailing certainty debt
The blood. The trouble may have bee
mater how YOU we're infected. Won mu
blood disease You must use 8 8 S
10 you expect certain relief For purif
The action Of s. 8. 8. BE- To- cleanse th
direct to The seat of the trouble .aDti
blood poisons. 10 revitalizes the red D.
20 That the blood can properly porfor
feeling leaves YOU the complexion
respond promptly But you must TAX
won do Get s. s. s from your dru
you need expert advice. write 10 S. S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26
FEDERALS


rsstsrdays Results.
Louis q. Chicago 2
-thlc.Eo q. 81 fsouis
'brookiyn s. Baltimore Z.
Ealtinnore a. Brooklyn :.
Pittsburgh 4. Kansas city q.
Buffalo q. Newark J.
-f1rst game. ..-s>c0nd Eams
TodAy's oamss.
Kansas City a. ftttF burEh
ST Louis AZ Chicago
brooklyn a. baltimore
Buffalo At Newark
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 2B.--P hiladsl-
ma r1n me- ~, On, ~ 4 ~
D. In the opening event. Alexander VAS
In grand form. while Schnsider. Lear
ana Cochran we're hit hard. On two
successive pitched balls. Grsvath and
Luderus made homs runs. the former
drive equalling his home-run total OF
1914 and isil-ninetsen The second
contest was hard fought. hckenry be
ing driven on the rubber In the sixth
inning and Schneider also being MT
hard. Scores:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26

" Arlington Al CHICAGO
fhiladel phia a. St Louis
Eoston at Detroit
New York Al Cleveland
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26
FINE RACES
Aarked The Opening nay OF Barnssvnis
And Time SLOW.

Special Dispatch g. the Intelligence.
HAltN ESN LILLE. o.. Aug. e5-A large
crowd turned out here this afternoon 10
witness the FIRST day events iu the an
uual racing meet uf the iinrn--viil. u.,,.-
Ing association. Weather rordttlous a..
not ~ the best. aud tho track was some
Mhal heavy. Three events. Including a
-.-' pace. 2 20 rot and free Tor ali
pace we're run Off,
Melchoir. owned By D. g.. smith OF
Woodsnsld. ohio. won th. $500 pure I'M
Mabel Mack. owned by % 81 Iri+.- ~
MDuudsNiile. finished first Ina thra.
straight heats BOO the Elf trot Nancy
stair. owned bt John EbsrIy. 81 Wngds
ihrse uuf of i've heats The time in ali
Ih" hrtfr was slower than expected
First race, a.zs pace. Purs. $500.
ftmurIIEr DH. ......4
Doctor Maarmon.
'',v,.r g. ir' I"dri'A.
Jsnn. -ar John sbsis.
N.l. P.a-'''Ii "''' .,,' .
W8.d.n.'i 0ti. %
Buckley. Bond. rrE Yea
.,s Sci i.,5q'.., 49, Il o.. 81 ir
Haunt E. Ed Redmond
I1uea.i'Is cd. ..r
Time. .l.1aa. -..s4. 1.gsls. z.esl.
second race, a74 rrot. Purs. 500.
nor 80 DIsIrs..IIe O -
climber Tom Gibbons. Sew
us.sI MAJ o. g rr-. q
NUIuIatIIf
r,d4g b A. Urban zanes.
r", ..a. ss,e. s.si. tss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26
BROKE EVEN.

BROOKLYN. Aug. IS. -- Brooklyn
broke oven here today IN doubleheader
with 81. Louis and saved its second po-
sition standing In the National League.
Coomhs won his own battle In the sec
ond game by starting the nrst run with
a triple and driving In the winning run
with a single. Scores:
FIRST Game.
81 Louis O0OI. 1000 . 2
Brooklyn ...... 0OO0O11 O1-3 3
Batteries: Sallee and Snyder: smith,
Dell and McCarty
Two base hit. KILLER. Three base hits:
Wheat Long. Sacrifice hit; Dolan. Raises
on balls Sallec I. Smith 1. Dell J..
struck out. Saliee !. Smith 3. Jmpires.
KLEIN and Stockdale.
Scond Dame.
ST Louis ...-.. 90 O200n-2 Z 2
Brooklyn .-.... 100000 "a 2
Batteries: Robinson and snyder.
Coomhs aud VI Wheat. McCarty.
Two base bit. Bethel Three base hits.
Long Cutshaw. Coomhs. stolen bases.
polan. Bethel Gstz. Sacrifice flies:
Long Myers Hummel Sacrifice hits:
Dauhcrt Base on balls. Robinson 2.
Coombs 3 struck out: Robinson 2.
Coombs = Umpires: KLEIN and stock
dale.
BRAVES rAKE ANOTHER.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26

BRAVES TAKE ANOTHER.

BOSTON. AuE 25-The Braves took
another game from Chicago today. 2 Go
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26

Pittsburgh zee. OO3O51 0OO-9 Is 1
New York 49,. lOOOOO1b 90 II 2
Batteries. MamauN. kantlehner and
Gibson. Beuton, Ritter. Schupp and Doc
In. Wendell.
Two base hits. Baird. Doyle. Merkle.
Burns. Three-base hit. Hiuchman. Home
run. Hiuchman. stolen base. Barney.
Sacrifice hits. Johnston. MamauN. Sacri-
nee Fly. Fletcher. Bases ON balls. off
MamauN Nantlehner I. struck out, by
Benton ?. Ritter 2: MamauN !. Empires.
OmiEleV and O.naN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26

Pittsburgh zee. oo0oO0fO2-3 2
New York 900. 10OtoO03' IS 3 ?
Batteries. Harmon and Gibson; Per-
rift and Meyers.
Two-base hits. Hinchmsn. Baird.
Merkie :. Three-base hits. Robertson.
Wagner. Stolen base: Wagner. Sacrifice
hits; Perritt. Fletcher. Bases on balls
off Perritt ]. struck out. by Perritt 3;
Harmon 2. Jmpires: O'Day and Quigley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26

roday's Games.
Chicago a. Boston.
81 Louis At Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh AZ New York
Cincinnati at Phiad phia-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-17
.LARK|NS FINALLY ADMITS
TELLS HOW THE
TRAGEDY OCCURRED

ttOHl lHueu from page ~
johnson picked up the stick found
OH the bench, and hit Jack in the
lace with it. and Jones ran into
Johnson and clinched him, but
johnson threw him down. Jack got
up in the fight and was thrown down
u,aia aud this time fell with his
head close To the heater JACK
reached UP and got the apron OF
the heater, but johnson grabbed
il out Of his hands and beat him
in the face with it until Jack La
perfectly still Then / helped ear
ry Jack into the sleeping room.
Here Jack revived and reached for
Che telephone. but Johnson grabbed
il away from him and think the re-
ceiver cord was broken. Then
went into the toilet and got the
shaft. Johnson saw the shaft and
took it and hit Jack across the face
With it, This lick broke the electric
light when he brought it down.
Then Johnson changed and j. bbed
Jack in the face with the end of the
shaft. | pushed open the door and
started out but johnson called me
back, and then | saw him jobbiag
the iron III Jack $ face. | asked
Johnson TO lay Jack ON the bed but
he said it was best to leave him in
the floor
After relating the circumstances
about dividing the property Larkius
said Johnson threatened to burn
the garage and started towards the
gasoline tank, but he asked him not
to do Mr.. Jackson that way. When
Johnson and Larkins separated
johnson said he was going home
and whip Stella and then he was
going 10 leave town
Larkins declares that he slept al
home on Saturday night after the
killing, and thaf he visited The sar-
age on Sunday morning, going UP to
the north window and looking in
He said he did not remain there long !
because there Wa such a crowd In
conclusion he declared that this WIS
the true and only story he woula |
tell between this and the eallo#s
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-17
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PERSONNEL OF JURY.

4 Fol1nwine ie q rereonno1 If 4
a tho inry beforo whom I.rli,s 4
a WAC tried. a
4 u u WILKINSON about 4
IL ah ware of 400 ,;ras ~ ror- 4
a pic farn,er nv, oocu,o+;,n A
q , G. y woodring ahou, % &
A ya,rs of agn 1.-Two. At tlou.,ra. a
& farmer nv occunation 4
a % n ,rof,,,r,,,;,.t- ,t.,,,t I,
l. .e vo,rc of ,,a ,iv.,s ffte,,, :;
g miles from V.xoh,rhio n,,, &
= NJ poa1
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-17
Negro Tells Of Money.

\ few days following the incar-
oeration of Larkius in his lonely cell
he confded in Jailer Rogers. tell
ing him that he had hidden part
Of the money taken from Jack Jones
under the Tolbert negro's home in
Last WaXahachie. He also told the
officer that he had thrown the
watch into the garden. Rogers Went
to the Tolbert house and found
@2.3l under the rear part of the
house. Later on Officer Harsus
picked up the watch in the garden
The money showed blood splotchcs
and the watch was identified as chat
O. Jack Jones'
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-17

in front of his cell in the county
la il
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-17

mat is by the garage, between the
! Noodman's house and the garage.
Jack came out in his night clothes
! TO draw gasoline. | heard Jack ask
/ llhdley for the money for the gaso- |
line, and Lindley commenced feel
! ing In his pocket for it, and about
mat time Lindley jumped on Jack. |
saw him when he knocked Jack |
dcNn, ! don't know what it was he |
MT him with, When he done that
! LIndiey followed 10 me and said
! Come here Big Boy When | |
vent noticed Jack was bleeding !
! jack was lying OIL the floor by the |
/ htater. Lindlcy told me to help !
. nm inside of his room. | helped |
i rim carry him in his room and |
hiGdIcy still stayed in there with |
/ BIN, Ldnd}ey told me to go over
N the office. | went in the office |
nut did not find any money. When !
/ ! came out Of the office Lindley |
/ stiil hadn't come out of Jack S
room When he came out he came |
cut blowing Then we went back !
/ to the tin shack We came up the !
! street by neyers' store and went |
/ down Main street. When we got TO |
! The tin shack, We exchanged clothes |
fahd Lindley gave me six bits and |
went and got ii pint Of Whiskey for
him. did not kill Jack, but | t
was with Lindley,
After | got the Whiskey and we
! drank it We went inside the tin
shack
Rogers Washington, Tom Johnson
ana T. p. and some others | didn't
know were in the tin shack. Then |
collected a quarter from Tom John
son on my sister-in-law's heater
Then ! got my sack OF flour and
went down i'll Freedman. l saw one
.oi the Sad1er boys down there and
got him to take my sack of flour up
to Murdoch street in his buggy He
had one of the Austin girls and an
.C,her girl in his buggy with him.
after put the flour in the buggy
La Woman called me down towards
the burned church. She
said she would stick a knife in me
.auu | didn't believe she would do
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-31
THE CASSIDY EXHIBIT.

Everybody likes the Cassidy
sketches on exhibit i'm the reception
room OF the Old Palace. They are
out of the usual run. they give a new
aspect to things familiar 10 the dwell
er in the southwest Take the desert
pictures one fairly sees the heated
columns Of the air descending the
Undiscovered green's, the grays blend
i'm the purple distance. Then there
are gllmpses OF the ocean at san
Diego. at Monterey, bits of missions
and mission eaEdensi portraits Of
Hopi and Mission Indians, ana views
of quaint pueblos There is q power
ml appeal iu such pictures as "rhe
Answered Prayer the weird storm
cloud sweeping up from the horizon
in answer to the prayer OF The rain
priest with a serpent IN his hand,
while in the background the Hopi
mesh glows brilliantly red in the sun.
sheldon Parsons, too, in his studio,
liz exhibiting several Of his latest
paintings. wonderful in the glow Of
their autumn colors. Each one is a
gem and visualizes IN an artistic way
That s4rar.r ,ra "a ufFiyfuW ~ cav
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-31

II doesn't take much 81 an excuse
for young folks to arrange Il dance,
or q fColic Halloween is a time
honored precedent that demands par
Ties galore in every community ana
santa Fe Was gay from one boundary
TO he other, not only Saturday but
Friday evening as Wen Mr. ana Mrs
=. g. Wilson on Friday evening had
sheet ana pillow party az which the
younger set as well as some of the
more sedate members uf local society
relaxed sufficiently to share I'M the
morriment Dancing followed the ira
dltional games and sports The guests
We're. Mr.. and Mrs. " j. Barker.
Mr. and Mrs Leslie Gtllett Judge and
Mrs. Frank w. Parker, Mr. and Mrs
W. II. Wickham, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. l.
Burrows. Judge and Mrs ". II. Pope.
Chief Justice and MIS- Clarence j..
+ Roberts Miss Abrdhamson Or. H. H.
Lord, DR.. j. A. Massie the Misses
Massie, Miss Thompson, Dr. and Mrs
| J. A. Rolls Or and Mrs Frank Mora
Mr. and Mrs Austin Brady, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Il. Z. Davies, MIR. and Mrs q. G.
! Catron, Judge aud MIS-. T. c. Abbott
Mr. and MIS-. John ". March, Or and
Mrs. h. T.. HedGng Mr.. ana Mrs
nv -, =,
/ - - lldS zen MI Ii'u NJ Ion ~
J,lll' Mrs. H. CoehIah' MISE
Trace JohNsou' UT. ana Mls' harry
Lee' Mr. ana Mts' zee Mllier. ~
1ilu NIs' Fiui I.ieult' Mis. -, ?.
bIoohes, MI dila Mls. M y - lPoI
nun WI ana Mio. lscf q. - u7itt5
MISE sym liuIl, MISS 'onrao, ~ -
/ rIaou' NJ ahu WIS ia 'lii''siI'" v, Y,
nllas Lena MAY nun M,hs i'uPli
'l'llu MeSsIs' i'I4HNon tlilN' ~
10Y moore a. - DuHhe' Jesse = us-
mum ~ aux I-ata, ~ lt'ea iioil"ill'lH
IeueIIek Ieal' ~ : i'la'lN'' = liaI
MN III i| IN, ~ ,i.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-31

Largely attended were both affairs
OF Mrs. Robert Cooper This week, one
on Wednesday afternoon Waen bridge
was the order Of the DAY. and tho
other on Thursday when neediework
was te tile fore bat rs ne means the
only diversion quantities of chrys
anthemums, cosmos and other flow.
ors gave q festal air to both occasions,
Wednesdays c1eete were Medicines
Frank Andrews r. 7. EBien, James
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-31

These Are Busy Days in the
Art NeedIelUork Section
Sever maze o.e stocks tsea eamr.s Win every
rl ,nt ag g a,p1g9aa, rs, oew Il .noe, ng Ncn
, na g' G,a,4 ' .l. ''g e,E|ay n evidence
- g6o-c "pa would give Northumberland ac,,+
tor Nmas gifts There Immense advantage
hu'ine "etr--,n selecting now.
Na21s T1.gaJ 1f11a .Ig 4a,~s,s '.4,',nmE the
iv s'r T,H ~. Z '. ''E
} Teg e..sas.. complete g. m..j rom .'c &" St2a.
Many Ner0 Pieces Stamped for
Working
a aS5 to loroG Toac%% " S ST s '1-
Linen scarf- stamped Ira GoWp--Nc% 'o,i.' aud
5oasro s. aaG soo soe jo si "a @''' designs
80 matter what ne oe,d may Deg the Economist Is
sle linen ana cotton a,cs cords ADD rneg. Tor finish.
I ,a q i w., n &, 'os 1,,3 4,e'',s; s4lIgs, suugos
q or linen stamped Tor emhroderng Fudge aprons mado
Sets eonsstng q towels. 0lsh cloun ana bath mat III
So our window DISPLAY,
Dainty Boudoir Caps Csc to 81
trimmed Boudor Caps both totchin guud scr,iccabe
The nude o becoming ucc nets crepe do chimes
and souos and some are trimmed with haud-workcd
buds ribbons and aces combinations Coors are sIy
pink, lavender and white offered Monday special
d reduced prices s5c 20c soc 6gc 81 90 $50 ana So
First Tloor-Nain aisle.
DR.. Denton's Sleeping Garments
for Women
These nationally advertised sleeping garments for chill
drru tlte just placed the market sleeping garment
made of the same material for women. We have them In
stock we'll n complete lime for children priced
Cbhdtcns SOC each and according tn aue Womcn's
sleeping garments special $500; Moments outdoor slccp-
ing hoods special al soc cAch.
Sale of Bags
Seal. Noire lined the new imported extension
frame nickel metal finish. the first time this frame
has been put ON a popular priced bug Monday Csc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-31

1t no whether you purchase that
Dress this IN overlook the display
IN our bus RAdloWa Every New York
in news neN Dt3edwg "a popular
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-08
MONEY AND METALS.
NV IVhN NJ hhL
tBy Associated Press.)


tBy Associated Press)
New York. Nov S--Mercantile paper
Bar silver Sos.
Mexican dollars 3S1s
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds steady.
Time loan firm. 90 days 80 days and 8
months per cent
Call money steady; high .. low 4: ruling
rate *
Copper steady: electrolytic s1SI2G1S-25.
Iron steady No. 1 Northern s16.75 O 17-25,
No. Northern S1625 1873; No. South
ern S1s-75 17--5; No Southern sls-5o@
100
Metal exchange quotes tin steady; spot
$500 q $50; Nov. S35-S7 q Ss-S7-
The metal exchange quotes lead at 50
Spelter $3.50 615-50.
LONDON METALS.
London Eng. Nov. S-The London met
ais market closes as follows
Lead ga sl2 dc.
Spelter as. SO
SPOT COPPER E7s, 50: futures f75 slI; cleo
t-olytic $50.
SPOT Tin flse: futures fis1. SIS.
Anthony f125.
THE Local. MARKET.
Mexican currency 10 z
Mexican pesos 80 4
Carranza currency s; Chihuahua cur
rency not quoted.
FL PasO SmeIter Quotations.
Corrected Daily
Bar silver Handy & Harmon quotauonsl
Lead fe4. SO. ds.
Pig lead s.
copper wire bars 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-08
FINAL PLANS ARE MADE
FOR Y. M. c. A. BANQUET

Final plans for the Y NJ c. A in
terstate convention banquet at the Hotel
Paso del Norte on Thursday evening
were made at a luncheon held Monday
noon. al the sheldon grill There will
be $50 present at the luncheon. accord
ing to reports made. and so OF these
viii come from out of town. c NJ
Newman presided at the luncheon.
others present being J H Nations. Dr.
! A Rawlings. c. P. Putnam T. N
Bray. ". l. Foxworth. F. B. Fletcher.
s ". Daniels. ". l. Walker, Nelson
Rheinheimer W A Price. g J. An
dreas. H P Hadfield. Gordon Perry, j
L Graham and H B. Durkee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-08
LOWER PRICES
GOVERN WHEAT
Fair Weather and Lower
Liverpool Quotations
Depress Market.

Chicago. Ill. Nov. S.-Predictious OF gen
orally fair weather for tonight and Tues
day more than offset In the wheat today the
effect OF rains northwest. Bears were IA
vored also by lower quotations from Liver
pool. Opening prices. which ranged from
u q &c to 3 lower. were followed by
moderate rally and then a fresh decline
First prices Were S1-O3zs to Sl037s for De
cember. and sLOsZ 10 S1-o5 for May
Prices closed unsettled. &c 20 lie net
lower. with December at S1.oSE a1O31s.
and May at SL0fii-
Prospects OF d besrish crop report from
Washington made the corn market weak
After opening Is axe Off TO a shade ad-
vance the market underwent a material sag
all around
The close was steady at = O 80 to &c IN
der Saturdays finish.
oats displayed sympathy for the setback
in corn
Provisions attracted no attention.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-08
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago Grains-ClOse-
Whest-Dec. s1.03ik. MAY S104L
Corn-Dec. 5014c: May SIS
Oat-Dec- 3Shc: May 3914c.
Chicago PrOvIsiOn>-CiOse.
Pork-Dec. 1850. Jan 1917.
Lard-Jan- SIP: May 9.25.
Ribs-Jan- 500: May s.22
kansas City tirains-CIOse.
Kansas City. No. Nov S.-Wheat-No. .
hard 500 CLOS: No. red Sill GLIB: Dec.
81 \ q &c. May $3.50
Corn-No. . mixed 500 sic: No. white
81 &c: Dec 81 C: May 81 3 q &c.
Oats-No- white 81 Be. No. mixed "a q
s. &c
Kansas City Produce. Close.
Kansas City. No. Nov. s-Butter-
Creamery. 2Sc: first. zee; seconds. 25c- pack
ing. 19izc.
EgEs-FIrsts. csc; seconds. &c.
PoUltry-Hens. 115zc; ROSTERS. &c; broiI-
ers 15c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-08
NEW BINKLEY APARTMFSTS-

NUTHeT U-On and TlsneT SIS
Three full rooms and large tile kitchen and
BATH hardwood floors buffet. book cases.
built in. handsome interior finishlngs: pri-
Vate porches. rear entrance. absolutely sound
proof floors and walls Ready for occupancy
November IS.
James L. Mari & Company,
No. 304 san Antonio St Phones zs5O-4s5i
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-08
VICTORIA APARTMENTS.

Oregon and River streets-New. 4 rooms
each. strictly up-to-the- minute. bad. refrfger-
ator- gas range. shades. nnoleum on kitchen
lloor' steam heat Make your reservations
now Ready about Nov 1st
Anderson-Eiller. Sole Agents
Phones 491-I42O
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-08
FOR sALE-C1ss

FOR SALE-Cleaning. pressing and tailoring
business own building and equipment
Fine trade Fine proposition for man and
wife Small capital handles. Owner has 9TH
er business Address ". NJ Thomas. Box
g. Hurley. y N
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-08
To Classified Advertisers

FROM recently completed Audit Of ereulahons Fl
Paso il established that THE HERALD has So percent greater
Gin and Suburban circulation than other this field This
helps to explain why RESULTS from Want Advertisements The
Herald always exceed many times the from similar Advertisements
IN any other local paper.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-08

FOR SALE-Several rent houses. one resi-
dence and saloon doing excellent business
Santa Rita, $4,000 monthly pay roll A
change Of residence by owner necessary
Address c Garlic. Box 345. Santa Rita \.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-08
STOCK MARKET
IS UNCERTAIN
Selling Pressure is Evident
in Later Dealings; Lon
don Market Quiet.
NOTE-Quotations reflect closing price.
Monday, November s.

New York. Nov S-Today's uncertain
market was guided largely by professional
trading, with a lack Of outside interest Sell
effective
The American note scarcely affected the
London stock market beyond causing some
hesitsncy in dealings in the American sec
ton. where moderate sales we're recorded at
fractionally easier prices.