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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-29
NO OPTION MARKET
e Assoetafed Prsss

Winnipeg, Man, Nov 29.-There
will be no option market here to-day
except for course grains. 1t was not
yet decided at 10 O'Clock this morning
whether there would be a cash mar
ket for wheat.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-29
DIDN'T WANT ALLIANCE

Toxic, Nov. 29.-Great Britain has
informed Japan that the British Gov
ernment has not contemplated an al
lance with China, as had been re-
ported, the japanese foreign office
formally announced in an official
statement to-day, emphasizing pre-
vious informal declarations to this eff
feet.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-29
DISTRICT ATTORNEY HOME

District Attorney Michael e. Stroup
has returned from a successful hunt
ing trip through the central counties
of the State. He shot a nice bunch of
pheasants.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-29
Fear Crew of Torpedoed
Steamer Haze Perished

MarseilIes, Nov. 20, 2:I5 \. M.-The
French steamship Omara has been
sunk in the Mediterranean by a sub
marine. No news has been received
of the twenty members of the crew
and IL is feared they have peIished.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-29

There arc no records of the recent
movements of the Omara. She was
built in 1872 at La Seync. Her gross
tonnage was 1875.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-29
DEMOCRATS SPLIT
AT THEIR CAUCUS

Continued From First Page. !
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-18
MOVIE NOTES.

Ivan Reid. the song publisher mas
composed a ballad entitled. Anita
dedicated TO Anita Stewart Of the Vita
graph Company.
Charley Chaplin. In a burlesaue OF
Carmen" Is said TO be the next e'-
fort OF the agile fun-maker chapiin's
work with Essanay seems to be get
ting upon a higher plane with each
new production.
Director George Terwilliger Is pro-
dueing The City Of Falling Light
starring octavia Handworth. Leslie
Austin. a newcomer in Lubin STOCK
figures in the support.
ormi Hawley will be starred In q
new photoplay entitled. Streets OF
silence" written by Anthony p. Kelly
OF the Lubin scenario staff. The pro-
duction is under Director George Ter
williger.
Joseph KIlgour. Charles Kent ana
Naomi Childers have teen selected 10
portray the principal characters In
Eugene Mullins sciety drama. The
Ruse." which will be produced by the
vitagraph Company.
Producer Thomas Santsohi VIII
shortly begin work on selig special
two-reel story entitled The Private
Banker" which depicts the life and
habits q an Italian colony in large
city. The plot ahounds In thrilling
situations.
Robert whitworth. Leo Delaney. ].
s. Gordon. airline Pretty and Arthur
cozine are at Milford. Pa. taking
scenes in the Emerald Valley for
wasted Lives" being produced for
the vltagraph Company, under the d.
rection OF Theodore Marston.
Viola Dana. the little Edison star
was recently featured in q part which
called upon her to shed an enormous
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-18

Metro program. In this production.
Mr.. Faversham has a role admirably
suited for his distinctive dramatic
gifts. which made him famous In such
plays as The squaw Man" "Herod."
The Fawn" and the notable produc-
ton OF Romeo and juliet" In which
he played Romeo to Maude Adams
Juliet. and In which James X. Hack.
EFT appeared In the role Of "Mercutio. =
In zone Million Dollars Mr.. Nver.
sham Is surrounded by a superb sup
porting cast. which includes Henry
Bergman. George lie Guere. Arthur
Morrison. Carlotta De Felice. Mayme
ksso and many other well known
artists OF the screen and stage. The
production IL a perturbation OF the
novel "One Million Francs" by Fred.
eric Arnold Hummer. the well known
playwright and novelist. II teens
with mystery and intrigue. and moves
rapidly from the first svne. which is
laid In India. to the last picture made
aboard Mr.. Faversham's yacht. Mr.
Faversham Is seen In the role OF a
noted criminologist. who has acquired
strange and occult powers through
his friendship for a Buddhist priest. >
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-18
At THE DIXIE.

A carefully selected list Of bills for
next weeks holiday offerings;
Monday. the next Marguerite series.
with the beautiful, dainty little Mar.
guerl,e, costuwed in the very latest
fashions. A beautiful three-act Lu.
bin special. "The Inner Chamber"
with l.. c. shumway and Helen Eddy
featured. also one OF those original
Geo. AIDE fables. Sister May Did As
Well as Could BE Expected" with
Betty Scott. June Keith and Sidney
Alnsworth.
Tuesday. Bessie Eyton In a special
selig. The Golden Spurs" Alan Hale
and Viola Smith In cupid Bntangled."
also swell vitagraph. with Carolyn
Birch. Leo Delaney and Rose Tapley
in "The Flower OF the Hills"
Wednesday. a grand Edison extra
special. THE Hand OF the Law" with
Edward Earle and Bessie Learn:
"Sweeter Than Revenge" with DC
tayia Handsworth and Thurston Hall.
and that popular Mr.. and Mrs Sidney
Drew in classy comedy, "The De
ceiver."
A grand double master bill Thurs
day. with Edith Storey and Ned Fin
ley in a Mans Sacrifice" a Vita
graph threeact feature, Captain Z
II. Calvert and Elizabeth Burbridge
In a beautiful three.act Bssanay. The
Reckoning Day"
Friday, a cute vitagraph comedy
drama. "Leyy's Seven Daughters.
with Ethel and Bud in Almost
King" and Billie Reeves in one Of his
original comedies. AN unwillinE
Burglar" with Maurice Costello and
Leah Baird In a beautiful Viiagraph
feature. A Question Of Right and
Wrong" making one Of the best bills
OF the week.
An extra big good bill viii be an
nounced later for saturday-Christ
mas Day-watoh the Dixie ad. See
that swell bill at the Dixie tonight
The Glory Of Youth" II is beautiful
Santa Claus will be at the Dixie nex'
Thursday afternoon.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-18

Road" a successful feature picture
that Is meeting with tremendous sue.
cess. both here and abroad.
A strong cast appears In support Of
Miss valli in THE Woman pays. e"
which includes Marie Empress. Ed
ward Brennan. John =. Bowers, Paul
Lawrence. Mrs, Julia Hurley and Mae
De Metz. The story Of THE Woman
PAYS IL one Of intrigue. love and
hiFh finance. and affords Miss Vail
unlimited opportunity to display her
remarkable versatility.
One Of the big scenes In the picture
shows a wonderfully realistic storm
where a larre tree IL struck by light
ming and driven through the bay win
dow Of home where ball is In
progress. Miss valli. In the role Of
Beth Coventry. Is struck by the tree
and receives a wound that mars her
beauty for life. a vital incident In the
development OF the dramatic story
This feature Il classed as one Of the
very best productions Of the entire
year.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-18

quantity Of tears. When Director Col
In informed her that he Was ready 60
start off another big emotional scene.
viola febslles.
Virginia Pearson. star OF the Vita
graph. recorded an emphatic lift in her
first big picture. 'The Turn Of the
Road" which was shown AZ the VITA
graph Theater last week. So enthusi-
astic was the audience that Miss
Pearson was obliged TO appear and
make a speech.
Lillian Walker. wilfrid North. Don
aid Hall. william Dunn and Edward
Elkas have begun work on a three
part drama for the vitauaph Com
pany entitled Mrs. Danes Danger
by Charles L. Gsskill. Besides play
ing the leading male characters. Mr.
North win also direct the picture.
An entire English village Is beinl
constructed by the Quality Pictures
Corporation In Hollywood. Cal. fol
Rosemary" five-part perturbation
of the play by the same name. II
which Marguerite Snow viii b
starred and Paul Gilmore win be fea
tured. The picture win be an earl!
release on the regular Metro program
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-18
.H,cH JlNks" MONDAY NIGHT.

A perfume that sets everybody In a
frenzy Of Joy is the moving force in
the plot Of High links" the musical
romance which Arthur Hammerstein
win present at the Colonial Monday
night.
High links Is the work OF Otto
Hauerbach and Rudolf friml. Arthur
Hammerstein. producer OF Naughty
Marietta" and The FREELY" tagged
the new piece with all the rich art and
correct taste he had displayed In his
former ventures. Thecompany Is made
up Of the prettiest and livellest cho.
rus girls that could be found on Broad
way, and large cast Of metropolitan
favorites. including Charles Meyers.
Grace Monroe. Marion Boggs. Mae
Andrews. Whitloek Davis. June Mul.
lin. Eddie Lambert. W. II. White. Bet.
~ Blye. Mary Ambrose. Mildred Shell.
ly. Bernard Cantor and Dorothy
Brown.
The plot Is set In motion In Paris
In the flower garden OF Or. Robert
Thorne. an American nerve specialist
whose patients are among the elite
OF the French capital. A friend OF DR..
Thorne. Dick Wayne. an explorer. has
discovered perfume with the magic
property Of Transforming a pessimist
into an optInist. serious reciuse into
n joyial man OF the world. and q prdue
into a veritable dare devil. He com.
municates his discovery 10 DIR. Thorna
who grasps its splendid possibilities
for his practice.
TIE doctor tries the perfume on one
Of his pretty female patients. whose
husband is fireeating Frenchman
The young woman becomes 80 hilar'
ious- that she throws her arms around
the physicians neck and kisses him
rapturously. The incident might have
ended there had not the husband been
witness to the proceedings. He put
IN an enraged appearance and demand
cd. by way OF satisfaction. either that
the doctor die IN a duel or give Mrs
Thorne 10 the Frenchman to pay hui
for hug and kiss for kiss. The doc
tor chooses the latter alternative. but
sets TO work TO outwit the enemy. he
engages a yohng and pretty actress
TO act. strictly platonically. as his
wife. With her he flees TO fashion
able watering place. where the plot
takes on many new and amusing com
pIicatlons.
The feature OF Friml's score is q
song. Something Seems Tingle-lngle
Ing" which is said to catch the audi
ence instantly. and which is repeated
fpeqpntly throughout the piece I
retsf everybody on the stage In 1
vht OF motion. and the swiftness q
quickly communicated TO the audi
ence. other attractive numbers ar,
Jim" Loves Own Kiss" I'm
Through With Roaming Romeos.
"Chi Chit Not Now. but Later.
Come Hitler. Eyes" Il Know You
Husband Very welr' and "Dixianl
Rise"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-18
AT the QUEEN.

In "The Woman Pays" the latest
production released on the Metro p.o'
gram. Miss valli valli. the talented
and forceful English actress. Is seen
In the stellar role. The picture, which
is in five intense and gripping acts,
will be shown here at the Queen the
alter this afternoon and tonight.
Miss valli first appeared under the
Rolfe-Metro banner In The High
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-18

Beautiful OF face and figure. light on
her feet. easy OF carriage-it is all
grace. itself.
But that is not all the praise that
might be added to Nine. Petrova's
name. She is one OF the greatest
emotional actresses seen In motion
pictures In the world. capable Of en-
acting successfully almost any char
acter portraying deep human emotion.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-18

talented star Of the spsskine dram1.
who played the stellar role IN ~
|beeca Of sunnybrook Fsrn-r 'PoIly
OF the Circus" and other notsbIe pro-
daetioas Of tie legitimate stage, h.s
been signed by the Metro Pictures
Corporation to appear m series OF
big Metro feature pictures produced
BY the Rolfe Photoplays Inc. She
win be surrounded BY an exceptional
~ strong supporting cast. including
many gifted artists Of both the stage
and screen. The engagement OF Miss
Taliaferro Is In keeping with the high
standard set by Metro and 6dds an
other star to their ALREADY bns list.
which includes Ethel barrymore.
Francis X. Bushman. Martha, Hedman.
Emily Stevens. William Faversham.
Marguerite Snow. Beverly Bayne.
Nine. Petrova. Mary Miles MInter
Lionel barrymore. valii valli. Ed
mund Breese. Emmy weh,en and
Henry Kolker.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-18
At THE QUEEN.

William Fayersham, the brilliant
actor who has scores OF stage sue.
cesses TO his credit. win be seen on
the screen here at the Queen Theater
on next Saturday. Dec. 25. In "one
Million Dollars" a mastery five-aet
feature picture produced BY Rolfe
Photo Plays. Inc. for release on the
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-18

Nine. olss Pstreva has often been
called the most graceful woman or
the screen" and Il Is snail vpnssF
that she has evoked such comment.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-18

Literary friendship Is a sympathy
not Of manners but OF feelings.-
Disraeli.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-18
;. X. susnMAN AND .. sAvNe
NEAR DEATH IN AUTO CRASH

Baltimore. Nd. Ded 13.-Francis
Y. Bashmsn and Beverly bsyne. lead
ing man and woman. respectively. o.
the Metro Film Company. narrowly
escaped death here this morning when
the auto In which they were riding
turned on its side. throwing them
down an embankment Others In the
car who were injured were:
Miss Bayne's mother. her friend.
Polly Perneli. and Helen Dundear. all
movie folks. Bushman caught Miss
Bayne in his arms as they fell She
tainted and Bushmsn received q
sprnined leg and suffered hemorrhages
OF the nose.
The accident occurred when the
chauffeur. to avoid colliding with q
milk wagon on the Underwood road.
Baltimore County. turned the machine
suddenly. Bushman win not be able
10 work for several weeks.
i MABEL TAliAFERRo SIGNED
~ METRO CORPORATION
| Mabel Taliaferro. the beautiful and
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-18

Mabel Taliafero. the beautiful and
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-18

MABEL TALiAFERRo SIGNED
~ METRO CORPORATION
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-30
WHAT IT COSTS.

Running an auto is now so much of
n necessity that / should like To riyo
my experience. ! am doelly panied
from time 10 time "a | notice the
gross extravaganza of m, fricnd'.
and J think H. Is high time that The
real figures should be giycu.
When | was getting nflocU dollars
a week. I.talkcd the matter over with
my vito. and we decided that We
could deny ourselves tho auto for an.
other six mo1tha. but NJ that time |
was suddenly raised to siN'eor, no
obstacle then preventing, | got my
FIRST car
The cost % Il car should be Gaze
fully considered Ny experience i3
that II Ia bcttor to get the best car
yoa cantor the money. % | Cl not
hesitate. | secured a modest little
runabout Tor only 1--WE thousand dol
lars, paying the agent ouy Of u.y first
weeks salary. The balance Yves FUR
nj, he'd by my motherinlaw, who has
the privilege of using e once every
spring.
have had the car o lDr flN
months, during this period we have
been 10 California twice aHl we took
q hurried trip over the AVa besides
this | have used 70 10 20 TO and from
my office.
The car has had very roush usage.
and yet the total expense counting
gasoline and three tire pluEs, has
been only three dollars. How do ! &C
count for this? don't, simply give
the facts,
| nigh, add that | am using Tic
same spark plugs as whea | started
ana / have been offered three times
what they cost me. ! intend TO us'
them for a year or so longer, how
ever, when / confidently expect L
sell them for even more than this.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-30
LIGHT ON A DARK SUBJECT.

The auburbanite Is n man who
spends his daytime In the city and his
salary In the country. He usually is old
enough to know better. The suburban.
tie Ia a patron saint Of transportation
companies. snow-shoyel makers, per.
ambulator manufacturers. lawn'mow-
er grinders, and growers OF seed
grass, garden, and canary.
lie lunches at Thompson's, dimes AZ
home. and oats his breakfast On the
road to tho station.
He knows his way homo m tho dark,
hut probably would fail 20 recognize
his bungalow " no we're to up
against II In the daytime.
The suburbanito usually has n wife
four children, In grippe. and no per.
mancnt cook.
lie sleeps all day Sunday dreaming
o. triaibalancca. Weekdays the ba
hios are sill slumbcring when he
leaves for the city in the morniDg
and abcd when he reaches home At
night. Offspring Of a%uburbanitet
know only by hcTcsay that they have
q father.
An suburban jokes on record were
written by cayc.dwellcrs. Suburban
lite is no Joke to the s%uburbanitc. BE.
sides. he has no time for foolishncss
the scvon.thirty local waits i0I
mn man.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-30
CONVENTION
NEXT MONTH WILL
SURPASS ALL OTHERS
CCominucd from Page Si>.)

in the state has had Il material iuflu-
cncc In determining the attendance.
IAN the railroads in New Mexico
have now made the unc-tatc rate,
Mn. Wagner said. and we can see IT,
eject already la an increase iu at
tendance estimated from nearly every
section that has reported
My personal opinion is that last
years record breaking Attendance VIII
be exceeded next month. and I base
this forecast on the reports coming In
OF arrangements being made for
teachers To- come. More school boards
are paying tho expenses OF teachers,
both district and town, and this viii
have a material Influence in incrcas-
ING the total
As Indicating something ut the at
tendance forecast Mr.. Wagner began
at Ration and went almost through
the list of cities ana counties, which
have reported larger numbers COM
ing than were here last year. Or W.
r. Conway ol Ration Will brins - city
school teachers with him The board
of regents of the state Normal AT Las
Vegas last week voted 5000 to pay
the expenses Of the gicc club from
that school and the whole normal
school faculty will attend President
e l. Euluc Of the state Normal
school at silver city. who b. here to-
day, says his entire force Will attend
ana also a majority OF the Grant
county and SILVER city public school
teachers. while prof e. A. Bishop
VINO was iu Nh Waguor's party this
morning reported that he attended
meeting of the Magdalcua schoo.
board this week 40 which ii was voted
"a pay expenses of Hli teachers IRON
thors who viii attend. e. e. MvGuin.
ness. secretary ot the santa RIOS,
board OF education ana eight teacher
are coming from that town Torrance
county viii send sixty teachers. otter,
fiftN, Mckinley oud Luna counties
their entire teaching force, and 81,
right through the list the reports 4,
the secretary indicate q much large
attendance than was here a ycar AK
when all former records went q
Smash.
Mr. Wagncr will return to santa T.
tonight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-30
CASE WILL
Be TRIED AGAIN
MONDAY
United States Court Of Appeals
Reverses Conviction in Sec
ond Degree; Much Interest
in the Trial.

II X expected tina. the celebrated
Petiini murder case. remanded from
the United States court OF appeals for
retrial, will be started in the ilsriet
court Monday. Judge George q.
craig. OF Miller n Craig. has been re-
tanned as associate counsel with Cat
ron * cetron to defend Pcitini.
The killing occurred about six ycarl
ago. An italian contractor named
Bcrardineili wa dolc to death and
Antimo Pettini, Who had worked for
him. was accused Of the crime. Pc o.
TIM. after a hard-fought defense. was
found guilty OF murder in the second
degree. The case was carried .o the
supreme court az SANTA Re. which
sustained the conviction. Prepared to
npht conviction to the last di.ca. Pet
tni's counsel carried the case To- the
United Safes court Of appeals. and
there they secured q retriai
Among the Italian colony Ia this
vicinity no case. criminal orcivll. has
aroused such Interest. ana a crowded
gallery ls expected during the trial.
Cclso Garter Tried.
To-day in the distric; court Celso
Carter was placed on trial FOR alleged
horsetheft. senator Isaac Barth g.
defending him.
Probate Court Monday.
The regular November term of thc
| probate court Will open Monday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-30
The Markets


New York. Oc.. Regardless of
heavy selling for profits. today mar
ket rose well above yesterday strong
close. Realizing was largely neu;ral-
lied by further covering OF short com
mitmcnts. United states $ eel again
led the market, rising q to SSA
Anaconda Vas the mex most active
stock, gaining n poin' ~ he new rec
ord Of S3N Union Pacific and south
ern Pacific were the chief features OF
the railway list. the former rising
pa to 1894 and Southern Pacific.
20 to flO1h. New York Central.
Norfolk ana Western and Chesapeake
aad ohio also were In demand, but.
CanadrTn Pacific was under pressure,
Various specialize. notably Az omo-
bile STOCKS. were higher. The closing
was strong.
Bonds were strong.
close.
American sugar Rcnuiug ll3A.
Anaconda Copper, S4T.
Atchison. los o.
Chino copper, Seq
Northern Pacific, rs ~.
krading, So
southern Pacific 1913"
Union Pacific. i3NA
Uhitcd states steel N5H
Tinted S,utcs Ctccl pfd. iiG's
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-30
Nn,IIIE ON AIIr

state of Sew Mexico. County OF Ecr-
nUlillo. Ia the District court
\. g. Mcltac a. Celestluo r. MrB1c.
no lOgif.
To tho DofcndHut
You are hereby notified that "a suit
has been commenced against YOU In
the above entitled court hy the above
named plaintiff praying for am absn-
lutte divorce upon the grounds of
cruol ana inhumau treatment and
abandonment And YOU are further
notified that unless you appear Iu
said court and plead To- said action on
cor before the IAN dag Of December
1915, "a decree pro-confcsso viii 70,
entered against YOU and the relief
prayed for viii Dee granted Tho at.
torney for the plaintiff is " c. Hca.
cock. Albuquerque, y. Mex
lSeall A. E. WALKER,
clerk
ny Thos H. u Madison, Deputy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-30

chicago. oct 30-whent prices
took u down turn today, owing 10 fine
weather that seemed to promise IN
Grad receipts Opening prices which
ranged from = &c on TO sc up.
with December at ti.02Es o. LOS and
May at st.otH i.Olh were followed
o., % material decline an around.
The close was unsettled. Mc to i"
lMc net lower with December a.
SIUtA. anl May az 8. o3ia,
corn, like wheat. Felt the hearish
effect Of favorable weather After
opening unchanged To . We tower.
the market rallied slightly, hut then
slgged again.
The close was steady a. h1h c Ia
80 net decline
Oats proved relatively firm.
Higher prices on hogs strcusthcn'd
provisions
Close.
Wheat Doc. S10IA Ma, SlodH
Corn Dec. 55Mc. MAY. $3.50
Oat Dee. 3SAc May. 39itc.
q. purk-Dcc.. 'tl.l2. Jan. ii6ia.
lard-Not., $S9I: jan. $500.
Ribs-Noy.. &1oto. Jan. tNa7
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-30
-pRonRrsslvs

well yes" confessed honest Farm
or Horubeal, the while a grim grin
wrinkled his weather beaten complex
ion. IT'S a good cal o. trouble, but
the satisfaction / feel amply repays
me for the extry work. We see. by
degrees I'm sharponin' up the top OF
every stump on the place, and IN the
course o. time | hope to have mat
tera 80 arranged that tho hired man
viii find II fully as comfortable 20
stand up durln' the day as to set
anNan
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-30

Chicago oct 80 h"ss N''''I''
ooo ncaI. market slow o To- 60 cents
,U.v, Yesterday average. bulk of
.,lr.. SG.t0n1 .gu. heavy, SG.5aT
ESQ. heavy. tG.35n 100. pIga. $3.50
90 800
DauI,-E,yctpts 500 head, market
v,.k native, beef steers. S., euH To-
.o western steers. &6.5o1S.G
calves. t,.s5 ulluo.
sheep Receipts 600 head mar
I.,t nrm. Nrthcrs. ST. 0oa6 90. Iuups,
&c. .anN 800.