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The Adair County news., 1915-08-25

AT another place in this paper is an
advertisement of the Lindsey Wilson
Training school. In patronizing this
school you have your boys and girls
near hcme in case of an emergency
and they are at the same time getting
the best educational and cultural adj
yantaQeS.
The Adair County news., 1915-08-25

The boundary of timber, over 200
acres, advertised for sale by Mr.. ]. F,
Montgomery, agent, was put up last
Tuesday, but it did not sell. The
highest bid was $4,000 which was re-
jected. There were number of bid
ders here.
The Adair County news., 1915-08-25

Rev. f. w. Fall, of Traverse City,
Mich, will begin series Of meetings
at the courthouse next Sunday morn
log the 10Th. The meeting will be
conducted upon the holiness princi.
Piles.
The Adair County news., 1915-08-25

Mr.. J o. Ewing was conveyed from
Tompkinsyille to his home, in Burkes-
vile, Monday Of last week. He stood
the trip well, and his friends have
struughopefof his ultimate recovery:
The Adair County news., 1915-08-25
FOR SALE.

On account of old age and desiring
to retire from the Milling Trade, we
offer our First Glass water power
Roller Flour Mill all complete and in
good ring order with good, substan-
tial custom trade. For particulars
address, Kerns & Reece,
jamestown, Ky.
The Adair County news., 1915-08-25

Major Thompson Short and Mr.. Geo.
NJ. Howard left Sunday for Cleveland
to inspect the new truck which they
have just ordered built for the Rapid
Transit Co. The machine will be
white truck similar to the one now in
service.
The Adair County news., 1915-08-25
Slippers at cost at Albin Muray's.

Margaret, ten year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs, J. f. Patteson, had
the misfortune to get her left arm
broken, near the wrist, last Monday
afternoon. She was in a swing under
a shade tree, and for some reason she
climbed the tree to where the rope
was tied over a limb. She lost her
hold and fell to the ground with the
result as above stated. Drs. Russell
and Hindman reduced the fracture.
The Adair County news., 1915-08-25

ED. ]. G.. Montgomery, a leading
member of the Christian church,
opens meeting at Amandaville, last
Monday night. The people who will
attend will attend will be entertained,
The Adair County news., 1915-08-25
Notice.

All parties indebted to the firm OF
Eubank & Summers are requested to
call and settle up at once, as the firm
has dissolved partnership and have
to settle up their business Do not
put it off, but come at once
1926 Eubank & Summers.
The Adair County news., 1915-08-25

LosT:-Between public square and
Melvin Conover's, leather spectacle
case with spectacles in them. Re-
turn to this Office.
The Adair County news., 1915-08-25

The Parlor Circle was well patron
lied during the Fair. The manage
meut put on good pictures, and it
win continue to furnish them to 90
Iumbia audiences.
The Adair County news., 1915-08-25

M.F. Sparks, Red Lick, KY. has Is
steers, weight from 900 to HOO, for
sale. Also Is calves, IL black, from
8 to 6 months old.
The Adair County news., 1915-08-25
Notice to BlackSmiths and Far.
merS.
merS.

We have nice lot of singletreeS fol
sale. Apply at stave yard.
41-2t Elrod g. Co.
The Adair County news., 1915-08-25

Every body should be for the good
roads proposition. It will especially
bes5Sdv ths poor man,
The Adair County news., 1915-08-25

When man votes he casts his suf-
frage in his own interest. Vote for
the bond issue. The man who is not
a capitalists, will have but little to
nav
The Adair County news., 1915-08-25

An honor to Russell county. She
voted last Saturday on the bond issue.
The vote stood, 1929 for the bonds.
45Y AGAINST.
The Adair County news., 1915-08-25

Pay your Graded School Tax. 8
per cent, penalty after Oct, L.
Bruce Montgomery.
Treas
The Adair County news., 1915-08-25

| now have my Fall stock of Shoes,
and you are invited to come in and
look over them.
AIbin Murray.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-24
BUSINESS DEPRESSION

oppression In business aud a .IKhtt
sost Of h,ing i what W. have hai tot
some .tIue. and Ne see the cost of likInE
g"lne htpesr and higher a. daNs - hN D..
Vet ~ tshrn tai som" railroads con-
I, nlTiIte #HttlnE the WAGES uf thrtf en-
rlnNts. Nas" reduction st any 'im". hut
particularly UaN. under tNIsfIHs ean.it-
TONS. should hr resisted In the hitttr .ud.
Through family economic system. an
told milllans ar ainass'd IN tia hands #
the oNef-rteh. "a hile very large IIatitt
af IT, toIiets y ho sfsi'r Tie wealth az,
subjected L. d ! Of the hardshifs and suf-
fer,ue- that IA with irsnfft'itut wakcs
Nd s"t. = :h,fr is eAvn a remote pt"~-
pot ef a = rthktEr In div ii, nds i'm diNt-
rds eu millions and millians Z Whf.t,d
sto,k of fictitious value =aithough lHt-,
Whn receive these dividends II no Nurk
Rhose constant risk Of life and limh Is
essential t. The oIeratiou Of the proper los
That We'd thrW= tIlrse men are asked lea
suutrtittte a portion Of tbttr already iu-
-lffHsItut NaLss t. maintain thesr dIA l.
#i,i..ts to tfslr narulal standard. To- NIX,
uuditt"rs. through a WHgs reduction. ztill
- urst fpr their .mploAes than thtN ar tH
.old companies
W. ana,r .,sslfy n.,t organized rat.
road iabor should resist With all of tn
ff I'll fsr#s VII al ~ tir power ant
determination At tts comm 4ud-auy suUA
5rtIan Iu~t So icon A. the laharfrs
+ lHs=ts ~ mon An ht taught tie r,t1
,t'le Of closer aa-ffrt fttlHn ne Nth f'a
fathrr 1s our railroads da TO-DAY. th'u#
ant thcr only. vii ~ lshof .INe Int
Hsi nd sI'AI -.att wh9h belongs fe
tr,n5.
r. s,rtau- contraction IN business AMI
tn. #ar~.49l,u MI #411rm4tar t,sr,#4st In rail
ro.l earu1nrs WE ARE TOLD has Gre
tf,d situation fh1t must p" relieved ~
quickly - pnssthl'. We iIt " Nofll
AZ aatidaal dsrr's ssion started hfs'
ia H. railfnai companies th'msclN.s T.
- 49, an lncfeas. In trAnst'l i=ti"n fa''-
..t .Ff b.. a. u
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-24
FRANK NASH, STRIKER
FROM EAST ST. LOUIS,
NOW SCABB|NC FOR !. C..
Had Worked Ever Since Inception Of
SrRe-Left Good Job n
Porto Rico.

EAST 81 InIsfS III Mr., -, 4, !.
viii I,gHt III ~. mn ,,i.It =, ,h.
n.iul,,tst4fp nt ~. Mn'h INST. ma, tb,,s
- rtlll anon. a.. tb.t st,,i.. 81 - -,
= ,,Il.d :. s,.t r,,L 8, , -,
man. healthy and stT,nk ,ud 81 -,
ttps.I sound mind L. m. I,tf,..t ,,,aitI,'n
=. -. r,UL - - = '''
sine. ~. ,,fn, nj a., s,,4L. H..
h.rn onploY.d must II IN. Inn. A,nnn.
tbc iohS u. had WaS oti. a. FOREMAN
.ou,. t,lnr, a. Nt,lfv.,r IL -, 80
IT, m, ham, Ia PM m. vs..,e h.. -.
..i,.d a ,aIafs of ,esH ~ mnrth and
l., III a.. lab .lgrt..n months r.. ~
lnnI. none t1sn any No. ti,t.i ia ,,ts
#llty made ", da.5. t, - - ~" IL.
tIat 10 stah Ia IN, IlIt,i.is ,.,,i,l ,'r
tI.a = month unl,ss -, t.f,f.fs Tn,
IanN az ..,t. =, tt.ti>,' -, -. IL -
~. -ut.t,'s. ,@r,,,, -, -. -,
received a. an trrrrrt,,, ana tI, mn
h,. aaun,t,t,d A, ~ =. ~. - = "
Ils nm. TL.I t,x,r ,r.f,'t,,,a - ,.,.
10 drift AWAY from m. .t,,,.li - -
W coma - -, - -. -. -,
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-24
UNION PACIFIC MUST PAY
$l,47O FOR HORSES INJURED

HFNNEN. tulu. M.i,h ll-.-i.- l..,--.-
"a nc il' road must pay $3.50 to IN. nm
oi Day q Libby Tor damage don. to a
s'ti"k "t nurses sent to Kansas ,suy
ii"Il N'Nhha by Way Of sterling ,'oi.,
a. otulhs IL decision Of IT,. lI,ig.. al
IN" court Of appeals "
,,pNlhk 1" ~ slg"ht. and rough han.
INK IN N" 'hfs, ten of th. bots.
Wei" killed IL tor TIN, r,a,h,d s,.,It,'..
anu iht."h we're Ia such a cfippl.,i r.,
niil"h mat thy we're worthless and al, A
stilns OF IL. lot sufViNurs w,f. tn''i.',
lhc jury IN the lower court awarded
'" IA. owners tl.ii0. which Is sustaln,J
ny IN" Judgment of the higher enuft.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-24
SAN FRANCISCO FAIR Is
NOW IN FULL. PROGRESS

SAN FRANttscO March ga bou-
qn't Of orchids ~oIth sao.ooO i one ~
L. exhibits In tie Palace Of Hotticut-
lurc. The collection IN, ludes many rare
safisti.s neN"r before seen in this couu-
tN Il i iU Charge uf Edward Brett,
= "" N"ik horti'ulturist, who ha- been
d.l' gated In thu especial duty af eatIug
Tor the Nalaahl, blossoms
Tie haudsuHr Philippine pavilion at
~, fanafna-l 4,ifl, International E.Nru-
sttton was dedicated N February % Dr
Lon Ma. Guerrero. one of the l"adius
figures Z TIL" Islands. who j. chairman
81 the Ihfl1pTin. Exposition Board took
pe' asiun L. maxi ringing appeal FOR
philippine lndspsndense tat stirtel h..
auditnp" Il seRttai thousand Addtess"z
VIE also u1is 10y Judse Nm. u La
maI. Of tn ;nft'i state National Ex-
rresId, =. = Mubrr. nf fht Esro~i=
ti"n. WHO presented thr Philippine board
NJ moration "t the aechs!en- Following
III ceremonies tie crowds wsre ,utci-
AND :, NJ. With a o"nsert =. .he fanoes
rl'c,s. which Will be at the Philippine
building throughout the Exposition.
M'mh"ts Of the American BANKERS As
v.utian In SEATTLE during the week Of
September 6. ". II come L. san Francis a.
several ia At the Exposition. several
thoHsAri htuksrs aud then familits NH
he in ~" patty
Live stock section.
Ohe uf ~. uesi mt, rs-t.iHg rn.mt-r-
II N. animal 81 lslsil"t = III Nv"
So tim Il TIE Panama -Hasifs Intern -
i.ui.r Exposition l. Ghtff4e Nlratta4 the
eoW that holds f.,"fd chilli Is
california ,oW h,laugirg H. woodland
.Hr' a. r'vurd II 5a""e pounds II milk
in one year.
in tie liz sto haruS sim. ,Nhihif
st"tk comm uesd 10 arrive at IT, EAr"=
sIi'ou.
: farsHrh sanitary ,uIer,lsIau - ~
Exposition = grounds - to b" MAINTAIN,
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-24
RESPONSIBILITY

a. Iff44.A lin r#raIH
gH. foIioNtug rdttnf...I ,,k.n fr9,n an
sNehars. aVpli,- ,tHfolHf fn IN rIIros1
tit.,tprS Fof ,Na#st-l. SON. -
a f.fflhl. Nh a..tfft1 IN -
" \ r4ilros.l ip ott.h ~ ,.fs,,'S
Wrr. Killed nra injured This wre.k &C..
turfsd ~ N. -fsl. af - sisn - y.r
s,,ni. tine ,f..f = as.IIrr.d -. s.3.bori.
tt,s In 1T ,i4i,- VIZ. Wy ni'tah t,fs,,g6t
an al,.,,t = +, a.. - -, -
njrh ins.sttetfiop hy "' a ,i,,,a,, i,,Sn
.,.i,# fe.Iat. H. t'ilIi, tf,..r,54 t.. -.
t,r. non u l..fn T., r,.t fhe a. an, ,or ~.
flfrfIf, Nr,,k tra ftr4ll,. - - -
sl-taue. 4 th. 1,,IIr'5J -, - - -.
-t,n<iItHff.- ~. tl44.d ,.,,., 49,. sh.,i
IL, ~ nf n. fI4ruap IN 49,. ,,.t5r.t.,,,
train IL and n. 4lor, - r.s,...f.,t,i
II Was Snfd
"fut W. TINT f4ruan Y.star-tt1. f.r
il, Ia,k If az. nrr. .,rz.,t,f{.,,s .r - =.
..fitsHor tram. W. lie f.spanslf5. fsr
tt. faSs.he.fs b. irg M, NJ IN "I,t s.,t,.
out aaaeh.r X stfdfnt.s W. NM no.
Tie directors HaW.Xrr eoptina. L. ar'fas
fh.Hr ,narutans salaries ma - -.
harvest ~ faEm.t.s i,har. N ,iN'1a.,,is
And fh.v are I,X.r bian,.t f.r a,,,h,,s
,,.....
"-""">"""s
1hdfles l'ohtfty = d. ad lie wds en-
ssIhe.r - thr Ncw York. New liaKsn ~
Hartford train which caused the dtsas-
trous, collision Of last jun. Worry over
us snare IN IL Iagedy Killed lin Yet
rls f.Srunsihtllty far the accident seems
!" haN" IT, small at must. The eeroner
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-24
ENGINE
BLOWS UP, KILLING The
ENGINEER AND fireman
Engineer Set Back to Firing Because
Of Slack Business.

ip At IEl.lD. Idaho. March "a In
nl,w " At M,dbary mi sunda1 afler-
NON. Feb. -, killing i.nstneyt ROBERT
iatmal"e aud Fireman potter III. boiler
"as hurled 30 feet irom the scene ot
II" eNpl"sIon. Engine was completely
d'uol sncd III" bel bong found ia n,
coal ia the tender.
MtnA II IL s,ahS here AZ very much
dissatisfied with thc treatment accorded
tH'n u, the company. They ar Obliged
10 NIX fot staishi time. ho all"wan,'s
1" iiIE given FOR overtime or calls 1hI-
ltttlr -tunt hntt several II the dlhs.
,dusing thsm L. qult. a. thy refused to
M"tk for sitaiest tm'. tut th' Meak
Nh'rs th'y stood with the company. The
=n'is af' mostly o"mpos'd al foreigners.
shd IN tdet ar given pr.ferne. for the
WORK I" b, done IN 'HCh department ="
~ ~ LAT tn s"s'dliod union man
that IL Slf's - l'Wor himself tu work
nd associate With thls element are salts
I'D Nth the treatment tt.y rec.i. from
tn company fraius at" ftnIn - min
ates 4. "n. hour L,t.
W u"te "h.d tn usd'n hoNs say
ah'd H. carpenters entering thr shops
W I'D IT,. ~dtu' experience hrlr. nat
~ Lad Tie matter stttEtt.nd out
M ~ teN~ ar. IA good sIitits. Look
~ f"t som announcement la thr nal
fItur
Trsr,. california;.
y" - lid at I; tin. Inls II pas
IN r'asains her. lad 10 fire up another
= M Iu' ANA sud II dbo4t - miles 10 III"
ii, al sl,t'r
tuglur Y - di,d aud was toM.d Into
rra,4- Etgnc las5 on local 2.s died
natural deatn Suurday Engine is}N
""s s,nt 10 saoramento. Engine sa45
I'D al. trs cast si'l, down the line. don't
know what has become of her
; s1l's lati oil Saturday at i. T.. M
insLne 1se" died last night on extta.
No l'-n was - 1T Out to gct b.
T"c-o.. Arts.
Nli trains from 80 minutes To . hours
r.." er.atly talked Of TWO additional
: a~~ons't trains have not been pat on
l4'nf} of coaches. but few passengers.
IT, ft,IEht .nglne.ts ate nov firing.
and tie ftemtn ate hunting for any job
uus5n,ss Is - good the employees are
ord red 10 90 after anyhn-iy tsss th~y ~
Whn = E"in- away, OF going IL snip any
thinR. and nv 10 get the trade i"r the
Hartman Line
1T n, 1I0tiean Federation II Labor
and the Grand Indge Officers p't busy
and do SOMETHING
H-u.r.,-~d. T.,.-.
The effect OF the strike j. show.ns
"A srH fhr faIittad COMPANY = flghf up
asainst II. Numerous ~r'ek-, 10th frete =
nd 49, ns,t. si.il III iurtc ou IT, =. #.bt>
~ outside vt.,I ea t.,uk ,ra#k N an
slnr - mmi - t.' tfHe~ nud rtn a"'
arts h' furc ti#e tam ~ a stofp'i This
tic 'salA I'm. us Wh,'l l'lf"fm'd
'- =Iarf. TICS h'ld a." iaik n A4silu
10 .>smtne a. T.Is ns.l cst an IT,.
snd snkes o., "h"le i'Ensh IF IT,.
M.ia, visit 10 to r.p tr.,k AMI raarj
30 t".k q saei ok I' f#nl-
trv about a. harl a looking m.~s -
.N.| ~ 1.-f f.rk Tir ,irfui f.aap'
t't = Mati' ! - "a ~k them los TIE
md arl - Id work VIII t,,m snd,t
- #rt.ii lis ff.' arr Uark.uE uudrt
am 1t Voting la discontinue his
sti X. f.r tEtt. II too mueH wat.t III fhc
"a 80 ~ f.H -. #f.H M. H.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-24
Crauy

r. acsfaHr af rsne - rrfass Ia hrlt
fI.rt 2. SIS, - lrt. "a I've fsr at r'=
fl,#s Yrs tle sf,fssu stuues to r,a1
fHtnkNlnszs NareHfrt = S1nrsisr
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-24

hound TO obey tho truth and
tull extent OF our knowledge
mo- seNtr iitle that NAV hr THIS
= aekhaa lodged and oheY 81 thu
IN all truth and H." ori,
"eorRe Macdonald
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-24

10 YOU desire rot 70 - angry Th'n
H. nj hs InpuIzIft,e Th. NAN WI In
anirts hat has been saii about h'''
=, h.. .ftrs MP malicious gossip. sf'r = ~
Ihas h..u 6anfldsrtlhl. W'rflV dtstHr'5z hIs
oNn peace Seneca.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-24

haa are requested to e.t eat the poster
page foor and hang ~ mp In some rea-
-pisuou. pisrr whrr- thu people -as see
~. tut % out s~sd ~ Ia n friend hsag
~ In ,anr sluh ~ iadEr room. ~ paste ~
IN the frant window of .ornr store. Maks
u-r af thr pn-,-v and help us sd, srti.e
the roads on strike.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-24

u costs the American rai'raads m av
erage ~ ~ cerfs locomotive ME fol
maintenance and repairs - engines
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-24
FORCE vs.. POWER


fou may eNpt-f fierce and Ntt u't lr-
A,lup power. Err instance ENIlad iuE
dynamite IN tn ap'n ait = f"re~ hut uu'
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-24

=#trr l. usfa.rs 50 kInIly aS kindness
Anh refhtu@ p" royal aS ttuth.-Aitae
carey
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-24

Ir1N ER esres ially social power. '>
iblttE cor FbltTES ergssis-d sad Intel
ss.r s.a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-17

p. mJ-Captain T. Pcrsiur. naval cN-
pert ~ the Tagcblntt. makes the fol-
lowing comment today on the Aus
trian note:
Washington plainly forgot when IL
sent It's note that its cnse rested on
statements Of excited passengers, as
against sworn statements OF Austrian
naval officers. The American note
shows little diplomatic aptness.
The Cologne Gazette says:
america may now choose. II IL
dcsiros Intercourse as a wcll-manner-
ed state win anothf larse aRl yell
hammered state, IL must bring itself
20 accedc Co the standpoint Of inc
Vienna note.
AS an alternative Il viii have 90
learn hat Austria-HuIgary does MOI
let itself Doe handled us q Central
American state. which one can blum
into tImorous sahordiHatiou With rude
big words the Gazette adds Then
the conflict will bee al hand aud no.
body but the Washington government
viii have deliberately desired Il.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-17
FOREST GRAZING
MUCH INCREASED
IN PAST DECADE
Capacity of the Ranges Fifty
Per Cent More Than They
Were Ten Years Ago, Says
Houston.

a bulletin given out today by the
district forest office calls attention TO
a number of in~torostin statements and
figures In the annual report of Secre-
tary OF Agriculture David +. Houston.
Of whose department the forest serv-
ice Is a part The report has Just
been submitted 60 President Wilson.
~ is stated that 1000 fires were
-extinguishod by the forest service dur
INK 1914. These fires are said TO
have threatened "a hundred million
dollars worth OF timber, but that The
ectual damage done was half "a mill
lion dollars.
Nine million head Of livestock are
said 20 have been grnzod on the ma
tionai forests last year, an increase
of 90 per cent over the capacity 90
she forest ten years ago. II
ls estimated hat 100. 600, 900 pounds
Of meat were put ON the market b.
national forest stockmeu
The secretary recommends lcsisla-
ton providing for the lease Of water
powers for fixed periods.
Especial attention is called TO the
value OF forests as public recreation
grounds, and TO the new law which
provides for term eases OF summer
viii greatly stimulate the development
and use of the recreational features
OF the forest domain. The summer
home privileges may lee obtained on
the pccos.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-17

Kansas city. Dec l1.-Hugs- Re-
coipts $500 head. market lower; bulk
Of sales. So Is H6.t5, heavy. SG.25 W
csc: light, SGtUaGi0, pigs, $5.Oon
GOO.
Cattlc-Rcceipts 500 head; market
steady. prime fed steers, {Y25Hi0-
90. dressed beet steers. 500 W $50;
western steers. So 25@S.25. calves
Sc 0OfIg25 q.
sheep Receipts 5000 head, mar
kct steady: lambs. $3.50 9.OOt year.
hugs. tG.15W5.6 wcthcrs. $6.O0u
ESQ, ewes. s5.gIHG.25.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-17
FOR ~RENT-Houses.

State OF New Mexico,
County of Bcrnaiillo.
In the District Court
No. t0266.
:. wash. Plaintiff.
".
Katherine u. Nasil Defendant.
NOTICE OF SUIT.
To the above named defendant:
you are hereby notified that a suit
mas been commenced ~agains; you In
The above entitled court by the above
named plaintiff praying an absolute
divorce upon the grounds OF abandon
ment. And you are further notified
that unless you appear in said court
and plead to said action on or before
the 10th day Of January, 1910. a de-
cree pr~o-oonfesso will be entered
against you and the relief In said
complaint prayed for will be granted.
The attorney for the plaintiff Is II,
G. Miller. Room 6. Cromwell block,
Albuquerque. New Mexico.
A. E.WALKEi,. Clerk.
by Thos. X. ID. Madison. Deputy.
(Seul)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-17
ChIcngn IANcsinck.

Chicago. Dec. i7.-Hogs-Receipts
$1,000 head, market slow. 10 TO is
cents under yesterdays average; bulk
OF sales. $6.15n $50: light. S5.S5 "
CAS-; heavy, SG.1oWG.Go; pigs, tt.5O
m5.gO.
Cattle-Rcceipts 1000 head; mar
ket weak. native beef steers, tG.0Om
western steers. sC.25 S25;
cows. 6.35; calves. S6.15 %
1925.
Shecp-Roccipts 1000 head; mar
.kct strong; wethcrs. SG.toM ESQ,
lambs. $3.50 a $50.
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New YORK. nee. l5-Mrrciut.lc pa
per. 3n3h per cent.
Bar silver. 5ihc.
Mexican dollars. ilLc.
Government bonds steady rail-
road bonds. heavy.
Time loans. steady. so days. 2s rs
per cent
can money. steady. Ruling rate q
per cent
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New YORK Metals.

N.w York. Doc. lT.-Cpppcr. firm.
~olc.truIyfic. $4,000
Iron. stead, and unchanged
Metal exchange quotes ain strong
.put. s39.5C bid.
81 London: spot copper. $50. t2s
6d FUTURES. ISL. 1-.
E~lcetrulytlc. COS
spot TIN ii67, lns, futures tlGs
lOH
Anthony, tl25.
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Denver. Dec. l1.-CRttlc- Receipts.
100. market steady. Beef steers. 50 90
o. %. cows and hcifcrs. s. 0Ou 1.35,
stopk,r- and feeders SG.Uuu 1.er.
calves. $1,000 %. 90.
Hogs - Receipts. COO market
steady. Top. S6.in. bulls. s. 900 "a O 900.
. Sheep .- Receipts. l,-Ou. market
strong
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FLETCHER
FOR A
TO MEXICAN NATION

Washington, Dec 11-Henry Pru-
thcr Fletcher. now ambassador to
chile. was nominated bv President
Wilson today for ambassador 60 Mex.
leo. Ehscu A~rrcdoudo already has
been appointed Mexican Ambassador
"a the United states and Mr.. Fletch-
cr's nomination today restores diplo-
matte relations between tic two coun-
tries. broken of nearly three years
ago.
Marciutiano Gutierrez and Salome
Gricgo, both Of Los Griegos, took out
% marriage license today.
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40. 2 hard. siOSm1 liz; No. 2 red.
$|1.1lmi.1G; Dec, &107; MAJ. ftOoM
Corn-No. . mixed. SO &c; No. .
white, 6Gtac; Dec. 60 p WG5& May.
6SAc.
oats-No. 2 white. i2ts G43c: 40.
2 mixed. $4,000.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED-POsition. Young married
man, salesman, experienced. speaks
Italian. spanish. English; will do any
Kind Of work: references. Phone
1928 w. or write as y. end street.
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CABINET TALKS OVER
AUSTRIAN REPLY AN
HOUR; NO ACTION YET
Continued from Page onc.)

Continued from Page Onc)
written by someone who had pcrused
the note.
u was perfectly clear IN the note,
tho secretary added. that more Of tho
American demands were uCced "a to.
Further than this MI. Lansing
would not discuss the reply.
AMERICAN DIPLOMA ;N
CRITICIZED IN BERLIN
Berlin. Dec. ~. lNll London. 1910
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The Markets
New York Stock Exchange.

New York. Dec. i1-Restraint was
manifested by today's dun market,
mainly as a result Of the uncertain in
tcruatioual situation.
Tho market manifested q decided
tendency at today opening Go mak.
up some ground lost in yesterdays
late selling movement although prices
were somewhat irregular. TeNas come
pauy and Mexican Petroleum were
higher hy one 20 three points. United
states steel. Anaconda and other
speculative favorites improved initial
DEALINGS iu steel comprising indiyi1-
ual lots Of 1900 and $500 shares An
glo-Frcuoh bonds advanced Co s5b
later yielding half % point.
Close
American Sugar Refining. 1883.
Anaconda Copper. S5#.
Atchison. lO1 s..
Chino copper 51N
Inspiration Copper. as.
Northern Pacific. 1853.
Reading sos
Southern Pacific. 1904.
Union Pacific, 1886
United States Steel S5k.
United states Steel pfd, liGs.
London. Dec. 1.-THE leading fca-
ture OF the stock market today was
the wcaknoss lu American railroad
shares due tu the NWcrigau-Ausir.uH