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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-02-17

but nearly fatal to the boss nolIcs.
man yesterday"
Hilton Toye, edging in his word.
said he guessed he visualized-but inst
where had those missing things been
found?
Three or four compartments from
the first one under the library" said
Cazalet.
Did you find them7"
We'll. I kicked against the trun.
cheon. but Drinkwater dug It up. The
watch and keys were with it."
Say, were they buried?"
Only In the loose rubble and brick
dusty stun that you get In founds-
TONS"
Say, that's badI That murderer
must have known something, or else
It's bully fiuke in his favor"
Il don't follow you, Toye."
I'm thinking Of fnger-prints II
he'd 1ust've laid those things right
down. he'd have left the print Of hi.
hand as large as life for Scotland
Yard"
The devil he would" exclaimed
Cazalet- Il wish you'd explain" he
added; remember I'm a wild man
from the woods. and only know of
these things by the vaguest kind of
nearsay and stray paragraphs in the
papers. I never knew you could leave
your mark 80 easily as all that"
Toye took the breakfast menu and
placed 1t face downward on the tab,a-
cloth Lay your hand on that. palm
down." he said. "and don't move II
for a minute"
cazalet looked at him a moment
before complying: then his fine. shane
~. sunburnt hand lay still as plaster
inder their eyes until Toye told him
40 might take 1t up. or course there
vas no mark whatever, and Cazalet
aughed.
You should have caught me vhsn
came up from those foundations.
lot fresh from my tubl" said he.
You wait" replied Hilton Toye.
aking the menu gingerly by the edge.
nd putting II out of harms way in
he empty toast-rack. You can't ses
nything now. but If you come round
the Savoy III show you something"
"whatr~
Your prints, sirl don't say I'm
scotland Yard at the game, but can
Q It well enough to show you how
70 done You haven't left your mari
pom the paper. but | guess you've left
ne sweat Of your hand; II | snow
tile French chalk over II, the chaIku
tick where your hand did. and blow
q easily everywhsre else, Say. come
ound to lunch and III have your
rints ready for you I'd like sv.
liiy to show you how it's done"
cT0 BE CONTINUED,
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-02-17
Ambiguous.

Hmbi0uous.
Sucn . pretty girl n Mabel Il. ana
she has no beauxi" - sno
lou see her father has ths ram.
A'a OF being such = kicker.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-02-17


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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-02-17
STATE news

over the Csscade international liv
stock show will b considered.
The lewiston business men held
long session rscently and discussed tn.
situstion thoroughly. The sentiment
Of TIE meeting was that Lewiston ha<
nothing to ssII. II Spokane wishes t<
hold stock show that will be m
sdAir Of Spokane.
George E. Erb and President p. r.
Bsvis Of the commercial club were ap-
pointed TO arrange for meeting Of
Lewiston business men and the North
west Live Stock association At Spo-
kane.
President E. 3. Sweet of the North
west Live Stock association was com
municstsd with, and said he would call
the meeting Of the directors At Spo-
kane this week.
The proposal TO hold stock show
ct Spokane has aroused keen interest
here. The talk OF = show there has
been going on several years. but has
never approached anything like . real
ity until recently. Two years ago
thsre occurred detection in the ranks |
Of the Northwest Live Stock associa-
ton which, until that time, had
worked In fairly good harmony. The
'tock show 1t North Yakima last fall
% considered result Of that detection.
The local men feel they can not pre-
rent Spokane holding show, and will
'ndeavor to work for the best inter-
'sts Of the stock business. Every
mort will be made TO iron out the
imculties. George e. Erb has com
nunicated with President w. s. Nc
'rea Of the Spokane chamber of COM
nerce. Mr.. AcCres told Mr.. Erb they
'ould hold up all consideration Of the
roposed show until after the meeting
bis week In order that they might ,
ear As much as possible from both I
des.
Moscow-State Senator Jerome J.
ny OF this city. chairman OF the
orth and South railroad commission.
'pointed by Governor M. Alexander.
IT here this week for Chicago to
Get the engineer and capitalists who
. Interested in the proposed con- /,
ruction Of the railroad. Mr.. Dav .
III take with him blue prints and =
TIA. II was arranged for Senator :
~ to 60 east last week, but owing to y
ockadss and pressing business he =
~tponed the trip. It is reported also =
At A. F. Parker Of Grangeville will u
to Chicago and other eastern points
connection with the project. n
Last month the North and South Il
lroad commission filed its report .
tn the governor and recommended b
state building = modern roadbed m
'ween New Meadows and Grange N
le by use Of labor Of convicts in the b
Tho penitentisry.
10
Reports Of shortage of Oh
d are coming from stockmen, but
ut losses are reported to date. The dc
West loss heard OF is to a band of be
ep belonging to resident Of Stan TT
q, Ore, which were being driven in ye
wintering ON the Ben Reeves range liy
Salmon river at the beginning of To-
storm. On account of the hard r.,
We over the Craig mountains the 81,
mails contracted pneumonia from nj,
Ich about 1900 Of them died shortly
er reaching the range. The re- ~,
lnder OF the herd WAS left in weak-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-07
FINANCIAL NEWS
And COMMENT
Industrial Issues Furnish Fea-
lures Of Strength in
stock Market.
GENERAL LIST STEADY

Profes sional speculative endeavor In
the stock market continued yesterday
to be exertcd in behalf OF the rise In
prices. Further moderate successes
were won in this direction. although the
field OF effort was strictly limited to a
half dozen or 80 Of the more volatile
industrial s~pecialtles. Transactions rep
resented in volume a respectable aggre.
gate Of moderate activity. but the deal
ings furnished little or no indication Of
an attraction OF public interest.
The general run OF stocks was fairly
steady. although there appeared to be
quiet selling Of some Of the standard
and special issues. The appearance OF
an upward market movement was owing
largely TO the aggressively strons
features provided by Mercantile Marine
issues. some Of the zinc and smelling
stocks. Goodrich. Mexican Petroleum and
Industrial Alcohol. The way in which
u substantial portion OF gain was main
tanned tended to encourage professional
tactics for the advance.
There was news enough OF an impor-
tant sort. especially bearing on the ron
siderations Of domestic and foreign poll.
TICS WHICH tldNt Nltlutl lHe uncertain
contingencies working for a restraint OF
constructive activities in Wall street
Adyices from abroad serve to emphasize
tho increasing desperation of the wal
with It's corollary OF increased difficulties
Cor neutrals suggested by Hollands
| manifest concern for the preservation Of
It's neutrality. Nothing occurred tc
throw any fresh light on tho probable
event of the submarine controversies
with which Germany has engaged Wash
ington's attention. Late news from
Mexico conveyed an intlmation OF grow
ing uneasiness among the Carranzista.
over the continuation OF our punitive ex
petition.
None Of these matters attracted 81
much notice as Col. Rooscvelt's challenc'
to the Republican party to nominate hin
ON issues designed to challenge the vii
son Administrations conduct of forels,
relations. This was an occasion OF in
;ercs'ed discussion In the financial cotn
munity. and some observers were inclined
10 explain the leading features OF tn
days stock market as a response TO tin
RousevcItian manifesto. Such n vie~
apparently did not reckon much. y ut all
with the possible reactions of the can
dldacy thus avowed on the Adminlstra
lions policy.
= far as concerns the stock marke
the most plausible explanation Of the sus
tanned demonstration OF speculative,
strength is furnished by the improved
technical position OF the share list. Thi'
fayors bullish operations of a profes
! sional kind. for the market has under
gone a good deal of effective l~iauida.io,
IN the las, few months. Judging from
the state of representative commission
house accounts.
Among the financial Developments o
the DAY was the increasing weakness o
French exchange. \ particularly larg'
export movement to France which Is nov
under way seems To he responsible 70
the steady decline Of francs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-07
N AND EXCHANGE.

The New York Federal Ecs.rv. Bank
rates were I per cent. for thirty 10 ninety
days and 5 per cent. for longer bills.
open market discount prime acceptances
maturing up to ninety days, @isn2a per
cent.
Commercial paper rates were 3d3ia PEI
cent for slNty to ninety days hills AMI
for four to six months best names.
Time money was uuie'. Rates were 80
a.r, per cent for sixty DAYS. "a. per
cent for ninety DAYS and HT3i. per cent.
To- four, I've ami sNN months
tt'' m.n"v GA IN" floor " the stool,
~. haug"' ruled y; "a. per cent, high. .
'.r cent. low, -. per cent.
sterling exchange was practically un-
changed Final quotations were; pemsnd
i1f7-lG. cables. 80
Tho minimum discount rate Of the BANK
- England remained unchanged at : pc
cont
Tho weekly statement OF the Institution
showed the following change, In pound
sterling Total reserve. il.oil,o0O. de
crease. i93. 600. circulation, SO S7i,o0o; IN.
crease, 80 900, bullion, 6.ifd.ooo lie
crease. '|I. 400; other securities, %, l3., GOO
increase. 77se. 600; other deposits, S7,74a,'
GOO. inI rrasc, $4,000; public deposits, go.
$4,000: increase. le.s5l.oO0;. Government
securities. 3>.lsS.o0o; increase, $50 900.
The proportion Of reserve to liabilities I
now - per cent. against $50 per cent
last week.
can money In London. tdts per cent
short hills, - a "a. per cent.
Domestic exchange on New York; ST
Louis, par. san Francisco, SOC, premium
Minneapolis. Toe. premium chicago. lie
discouut. Cincinnati, par, Montreal. Sl.'
Bar silver in London. ?e7.lsd; New
Sew York clearing House statement
Exchanges. $3.50. go, 33s; balance, s3h, sos,
Sos. Treasury credit balance. f@70,NOt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-07
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT

WASHINGTON. April { Tho statement OF
the receipts and disbursements of the Treas.
urN shows;
This month Fiscal year,
Receipts ,.....,..,,,,,. fi,tlSo0l sh0,6il,E.J
Disbursements ...,..,. Ht2gGi, ''N.0S' osi
Surplu. ............. S,6sS.s56 Def 81 j2s.,i3
Reccir,s from customs to-day. sis,. so7:
internal revenue. ordinary. $1,000; income
tax. sii.3Se: miscellaneous. sil7 500
National bank notes received for r,Alemp-
tion, sl,O"h, Sii.
The current statement Of the United States
Treasurer for April 6:
GENERAL FUND
Available gold ............. SO tt.-ae
Availahlc silver ,..,........... r. nc. Nh
ntcd States notes ..,........,,-.. ..i35, s6s
National bank notes and Federal
reserve notes ..,."........ 25,Is2. COS
Cert fled checks on banks ...,...... 1855
silver bullion .'''' .".,,",.." :7.Gan. sse
Inclassifed runsortcd currency. iIO, sos
Dcnosits in banks and Philippine
Treasury NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. N,7i:.55l
and hanks.,,..., .''........' 200. IT, .A,s
Dedio, current liabilities .......... q. $40. 40
Nct balance in general fund ....,. l5o,fl3,OS,
RESERVE FUND,
Gold coin and bullion r.......,., SIS, ~ o2s
TRUST FUND
TO redeem outstanding certificates 81 osS. O3s 7ss
Grand total cash assets in Treasury ?,33s ,lt5-35
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-07
THE CURB MARKET.
New High Prices Reached ny some
Of the Leading Issues.

Brokers in The outside market enjoyed yes.
teitiay the strongest and most active market
THIS week. Dealings were well diversified.
Inc fcaf urc Of the session was the est abli sh
ment OF new high records by some OF the
leading specaltics. Chevrolet Motor over.
.hadowsd sveryth,ng else ia the industrial
TO la.tg. a new top price for the iss,ic and. "A
net INFRINGEMENT OF iois points from the
close on Wednesday. At lis high level the
stock showed an advance OF ST.. points from
The. opening quotation OF the current year.
" has been estimated by. clos interests that
the company's EARNINGS Tor the present year
Will I've equivalent to about 10 per cent. on
the capital stock.
Springfield Body shares made an initial ap.
p%earance and the common, under "a heavy
demand. advanced ga points from Its intro
duction price. 1t Ia reported that earnings
standing preferred stock The new readiusi.
mcnt proposals. which are favorable TO the
Junior issue. ae ain influenced buying OF In.
terna,ional Mercantile common shares, and
as u result the stock moved up 3 points.
After early weakness Tobacco Products was
in demand. and in the late transactions re.
gained all OF its loss and adv anccd about. 4
points. II yielded fractionally toward the
close.
were Atlantic Gulf and West Indies common.
Car Light. Cramp Shipbnilding. Hall Signal
common. international Arm. and Fuse. IA
thodion BRONZE preferred. Moiave Tungsten
Poole Engineering and Sapulps Refining
Midvalc Steel and Cubn Cane SUGAR were
active and ruled slightly above tho hnal
In sympathy with the movement, on the
Stock Exchange zinc stocks on the dltrb
we're exceptionally strong. with kencfck
and United Verde Extension moving up 2 and
3i2 points respectively, which were new high
records for both securities. Both issues re-
| corded fractional losses in the late trading
Butte Copper and Zinc showed a slight I'M
| provement. as did Tonopah Extension.
In the bond department. New York city AVS.
when issued. were strong. Thev battered
| their price by s. OF a point. while Midvae
steel - recovered a good portion OF ats
- L. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-07

per cent, as given on by the Now York
FOm'D'rcid| "uincided with the general idea
"f the OF trade, crude oil business II very
light.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-07

.t.N dividend
hero y ""' follows
a quot alton I, midi.
Gates a hid or Offer
for len shares.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-07

Total sales to-day, $4,000 shares Same day 1918, Gl59Oo. January
date. ia6i2500 Same period 1915. j01 500
Where a &C. follows a quotation it indicates n bid or Offer fr N shares
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-07
%COTT0NsEED OIL.

The market was nervous and easily In.
nuenced by light speculative operations.
Yesterdays dealings amounted to IL. 900
barrels. Higher lard values acted against
bearlsh eVorts, although occasional driyes
against The list are expected, The estimate
for an Increase In the cotton area OF Sc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-07
NEW CITY NOTES.

~srrurt, Nntr rav Due BID Orrr Yield
\NitNh NN sept. I, ~ lnl - l0iI, y
~ Gus Nj sent i.I5 Iui los as !;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-07
ATrustee for Personal Trusts
Jtacr VrltaG Go,
Ftfth Avenue Esd 36th st.. New York


Tho total receipts for duties NJ IN"
Custom House yesterday w"r. SSH
,ls,as, NJ which STILES .: was for
merchandise Withdrawn from bonded
warehouses; and s77d,jS0.36 for recent
iInpovtatiOna.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-30
Ell Prof. Benton presen,
tara un importante ira
bajo a la Convention
de maestroS

CORPUS CHRISTI, T,v. Noviem-
bre 29.-Nat Benton. p-eS;dcnte Dc
Ia Texas Teachers Association, die
a conocer aver una synopsis del dis
curse que dira en- el mitin de IA ASo
ciaci6n del EStado, en- Fort Worth.
el dia de manana.
Segan 10 que de esa sin6psis st
desprende, Mr.. Benton Garl conc-
GER, entire otraS coSas. suS planes pa
ra conseguir el aum"nto de ii con
currencia eScolar en- 1917. Este
punto sera meramente suggestive CO.
mo 10 demostrar;i detallad@mente cn
81 discurso anual mensaje, ante Il
Association.
segin los puntos que Sc discutiraa
en- Ia Convenci6n de Fort Worth.
ofrecera esta IN alto intereS para a
educacion en- el Estado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-30
Ell promedio 3e los SOL
dados amerlcanos en-
fermos en- Ia frontera

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Noviembre
29.-La citra de los Solda6os enfc--
mos en- Ia frontera haSta el dia - de
Noviembre, Ia aumentado Igeramen
te segun las noticias enviadas al De
partamento de Ia Guerra
El promedio de enfermoS fue 2.5G
por ciento con / muertos. contra 2.46
por ciento de Ia Semana anterior. e
promedio para las tropas regulares
fus de 2-53 por ciento. con muertoS
por S.0l. por ciento de n Semana an
terror.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-30

PISA i Ia q. pIsnA. col. ;'ao
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-30
TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee LA PRENSA has q larger
circulation than any other mexican news
paper in the United -t4tes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-30

Compre asted sus li5ros en- espahol
Ignacio E. lozano, COZ Dolorosa St. San
Antonio, Texas Su casa es Is mas barata.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-15
Saws Good Niolinist
~. Must Re a Swimmer

Miss Rae Eleanor Rail, the Young
ylolinlst who has made such an en-
y.able reputation before American
audiences. is an enthusiastic swim.
u,er and. strange. 10 say, attributes
In a great degree her skill on the
violin 10 her c3nctant devotion 20
swimming Every day during the
summer months. she spends al least
an hour en- the beach II lake Erie
az Cleveland. where she has her
summer home.
1T may sound foolish when say
tina, a good violin PLAYER must be
a good swimmer Niss Bah said
recently IN an interview
But don't forget this. that swim
ming exercises every muscle in the
toCy and 80 does violin playing
Think OF the awful strain on the
muscles ot The shoulder in violin
playing Saving wood OF sweeping
il n Joke compared with A. know
because have done all three. And
the arms aud fnsers-weli II you
don't want 20 believe me. Just Try II
yourself some DAY And then think
how many. many hours every day a
yiolnist must stand erect on his
feet before audiences aid in prac-
,lciag
so my best advice 70 a young
violin PLAYER Is learn 10 swim
When you can swim half.a-mile in
what We who hive along Lake Erie
cons der a fairly heav, sea, then
you are sluos, strong enough 20
start playing the violin in deadly
earnest
And Il is 7imored IF Cleveland
that should the occasion ever arise.
Miss Bali could make be: living Civ.
.ng winning lessons.
Miss Ball viii appear next week In
The Temple thelter "a special
musical feature ~ the vaude Vile
program. VIII VI Cressy and
Blanche payne. supported BY Miss
Marion Dayne. niece OF Blanche
Dayne. viii offer brand new vaude-
Vile playlef called A City Case
Mr. Cressy. who wrote many sketch
Is for himself and Miss Dayne is
under the impression that Il City
Case" i. bis masterpiece In this
new sketch he introduces two old
characters one being thai OF Squire
Tappan. OF Bradford, y r.. and the
C-her being Miss Genevleve Mont
norency formerly star Il the Elite
Repertoire company. one-niEht-
stand troupe. but now married 10
New York millionaire The skit IA
said 20 be filed with the beet OF
wholesome comedy There will pa
many ether delightful neg features
on the bill
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-15
.LOWDEN'
PLURALITY
100000
Gov. Dunno Nominated
By 10000 In ILL
nois
MANY WOMEN
CAST BALLOT
Turned Out Despite
Limitations On
Suffrage
BY UNITED PRESS.

CHICAGO, Sept ls.-wlth only
3H down-stste precincts missins
from wednesday, primaries. indi
cations today were that former Con
gresham Frank O. Iowden, Repub
lican, for governor. will have plur
Atty OF 100000 over Morton d. Hull
Republican. his nearest opponent
The vote gave Lovden eos, ss4,
Smith 1854, Hull l0s,75s
With s44 precincts missing. Gov
Dunno, Democrat. for governor, re-
ceived 1854 votes. a plurality OF
about 10000 votes over William
Brnton. Roger Sullivan's entry
Traynor's vote was 1879.
Latest returns indicate that Me-
dill Mccormick Is an easy winner
for the Republican nomination for
congressman t.large. Former Sen
ator William +. Mason is still lead
ing over B. NJ. Chipperheld and Is
believed a winner. though Clipper
field continues 10 cut down Mason's
Cook county plurality with a heavy
poll down-state.
The fight for attorney general by
the Republicans Is still warm f
J. Brundsge's plurality in Cook
county has been cut down and lat
est returns indicate that Barr will
win by a small plurality.
For lieutenant-governor. Barratt
O'Hara appears to be the loser TO
Henry W. Huffman. the Sullivan
candidate. Huffman had plural
fly OF 5,52s in Cook county and IL
leading in down-state returns.
In Chicago. women cast sur
prisingly large vote considering tina,
they are allowed 10 vote for only
minor Offices The highest women
vote was for the president OF the
sanitary district. who received
81 $50.
James r. Mann Republican lead
er in the national house OF repre-
sentatives, won denomination for
congress over the Rev NJ P Boyn-
ton. f645s 10 3,475.
Charles Martin. Democrat. for con
gresham In the fourth district. was
the only interloper who broke the
charmed circle OF sitting congress
men In the % districts OF Illinois
He defeated Congressman James T
McDermott for tie Democratic nom
nation
The anti-saloon league claims
working majority in the next lower
house OF the legislature. Il says 81
nominees sure OF election are
pledged to the dry cause. either
openly or privately