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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-18
LESS WOOL SOLD IN WEEK,
BUT PRICES ARE STRONG

Boston Mass. Nov 1s--The Commercial
Bulletin says
There has been considerable less WOOL
aoId during the past week but prices nave
been wei maintained and. II anything seem
a bit strong The transfers have been
largely Of territorial woods For me very
best fine wool 81 a clean pound has been
realized
--The goods market is very strong and
prices are being steadily forced 10 hignek
,eveIs. new advances having been made dur
ing the week
Secured basis Texas fine - months 81 2
soc: fine 6 months. IS Gs7c-
Territory. fine stable CSC 81: hals blood
combiug. csc: three eighths blood -ombing.
S5TsSc: common and braid. IS Q fsc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-18
U. S. FIRM LOANS $40, 100000
TO THREE FRENCH CITIES

New York. Nov Is--Euhu. Loeb AMI
company. who recently made loan Of S5o.-
600. 600 to the city OF Paris TO relieve the
sufferiugs or that community a result q
the var and for other municipal purposes.
announced on Friday the closing Of SINH
lar loan Of $40 00e. 000 each TO the munich
palitfes Of Bordeaux. Lyons and MarseiIles.
The negotiations i'm each Instance IS in the
form Of three year per cent bonds and l.
g. understood that no part OF the proceeds
employed in the purchase OF war
supplies.
.vernment Of the French republic is
to undertake TO furnish if necessary. TO the
three cities gold 20 the amount needed to
enable the payment OF the principal and
Interest OF the loan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-18
WHEAT PRICES
CO Downward
Prospects Of Argentine Rain
Tend to Weaken Corn;
Oats Also Give Way.

Chicago IT, Nov. 1S.-DownWard swings
continued ia wheat today. Influenced good
deal by the fact that foreign purchasing
had apparently ceased Opening prices
which ranged from the same as Friday 8
finish 20 1ssc Tower. with December At
sISIta 10 sISe and May at s1-ss4 20
sI.g1fl were followed hv "a material set
hacls1 AN around and then something or a
-allV
Subsequently rains I'm the southern haf Of
Argentina brought about fresh decline
The close was heavy az 14sc 90 SC net low
er. with December az Sis TO SLlSi. and
May at s1.SS2s TO Sl-S4
Prospects Of rain i'm Argentina tended 20
weaken corn After opening ssc TO Ia
lower prices continued 20 sax
No imnortaut rallies took place The close
was weak al 1Fsc 90 1=sc net decline
Oats gave way with other cereals
a decline in Liverpool lard quotations
counted against the buying side in pro-
visions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-18
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago Grains. Close.
Nheat-Dec-- Sis. May S1Ss -
Cora-Dec-. s-ssc e.. Nay. % be
OlrE-lDeC.. a6ier- May. SIS
Chicago Provisions. Close
P0rk-Ian-. sec. 80; May. S-5-s2
L2rd-I1u-. 1850. May. $3.50
Ribs-Jan-. sIEGe. Na-. sI44@-
Chicago Produce, Close
Chicago. ILL., Nov. tter-Higher-
Creamery. % 1t zoe
Eggs-HIg her-T;-cei 2549 cases firsts'
% r 90 &c, ordinary firs-s- b q Sec, at mark
cases included 80 IS nc.
POtatoes-ReceiDts, so cars Michigan
Wisconsin. Minnesota and Dakota white.
81. so rs. Minnesota and Dakota Ohios.
81 30 q 1-eo. Washington and Colorado white.
sI70Gl-SO-
Poultry-AIive. lower. fowls. 15c; springs
Kansas City Produce. Close.
Creamery. 55c. firsts, s2iss. seconds. sic;
packing. soc
Eggs-Firsts SIC
Pouitry-Hens 15i4c. roostsrs 1ec. oroil-
Kansas City Grains. Close.
Kansas City. No. Nov IS-Cash wheat
No hard S1-S2 2 1-Ss; No red Slls Q
ISe. December. {L767s; Iay. Sl79&-
Corn-NO. . mixed. 95is q &c; No.
hite. ss 2 99c; No yellow SIC December
s9f- q S95sc C.; May. 81 q g. &C.
Cats-No- white. 81 q 81 sc No mixed
EIgin Butter. Close.
Elgin Ill. Nov. S.-Butrer-Higher. f0c
bid No sales tLast week SC iscl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-18
L. :. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.
BULLETIN

Observations taken AZ
S a. m. 18TH merid-
ian time. &C a Il.
e Paso time. Novern.
Der IS. 1916.
Forecasts
El Pas0 and vicinity
Fair tonight ans
sunday
New Mexico md Ari-
iona - Tonight and
sunday fair not
much change in tenn
perature.
West Texas - To-
night and Sunday
fair.
Relative humidity in
Fl Paso at noon
Saturday. 2see-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-18
FOUR KILLED At AUTOMOBILE RACE

ANITA MONICA Nov. 18-FOu persons killed and number
injured LOUIS Jackson drove telephone pole
- the back stretch the Grand Prize Jackson and his mechancian
Chiando, killed instantly.
lemonade vende the path Of the killed and l. B.
Jenkins for picture company, died after ne
reached hospital
reached
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-18
COPPER STOCK
DEALINGS HUGE
New High Records Are
Made By Practically All
Coppers and By Steel.
Quotations reject closing prices
saturday. Nov. IS.

Mt T-"-TT |IIaI luis T0I---- I-7T"'11- 1'7I-"
saturday. Nov IS
New York Nov 1S.-For a Weekend ses-
sion todays stock market operations We're
the largest and most exciting Of almost any
T4-- since. the re1peaiug Of the exchange in
D.cer1har 1914 Huge dealings in coppers-
b4sad uuou trade conditions and circum-
stsntfaI rumors Of mergers and consolida-
items were the outstanding features
New high records We're made by practi-
ralIy all issues OF that description as we'll
AS by United States Steel and Bethlehem
steel Other industrisls added 30 suhstan-
rial gains Of the early week but here and
there realizing resulted in irreSularity or
heaviuess-
Rails were a negligible factor At best
showing only minor changes on small trad
fugs The closing was strong.
Bonds also were strong. especially copper
and Industrial issues
Total sales spproNimated 100000 shares
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-18
For SaIe-Pianos.

~~--~0~----~-~-~-~~~-~~~-~
fOh >ALE-Eliington player piano. Bald
win make; I'm first class condition; mahog-
any case cost SS0e. will take $3.50: terms
Address T 2S6. care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-18
.UTAHFEATURES
COPPER STOCKS
Has Sensational Gain OF
S7.75 a Share; Chile Cop
per Gains 81 Saturday.

III Saturdays stock market practleally
everything opened strong and higher anu
continued to increase values throughout ths
final moments. according TO advices 10 Cur .
Manning * CO.. stocks and bonds. Hotel
Sheldon lobby
Tremendous advance Of S7-7E per share over
Yesterdays close Chilli copper also went 70
50 -. an advance Of 81 per shares N41illh IN
sIrs 40 minutes Of trading. Utah Copper.
NeJaGa Consolidated. Inspiration kenne-
rott- Anaconda and Chino all showed SUD
staptial advances. a part Of which was prob
abIv due to q published rumor. flash
reading as follows
The New York American announce plans
for a seventy million dollar combine OF
colpers to include Kennecott, Utah Braden.
Inspiratiou and chile. with combined out
nut Of over eight hundred million pounds
OF copper"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-18
COPPER FIRM; PRODUCTION
IS BOOKED FAR IN ADVANCE

New York. Nov. 1S--Copper has shown
continued firmuess during The past week
and one Of the larger agencies reports hav-
ing booked practically its entire production
for the first half Of 1917. Today's quota
tons for clectrolytic ranged from about .
TO 50 cents for the first quarter and from
81 10 - cents Tor the second and third
quarters while supplies available for near
by deliveries were scarce and prices nom
NAL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-18

For quick results-Cse Herald Want
Ads.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-18
Cotton Market.

New York Cotton Close
New York Nov. 1S--Spot cotton quiet
MiGdlinE uplands, 30-50- No sales
Cotton futures closed firm December.
e0-52. January. 1851 March 90-74. Nay.
e0-s1. July. 20-Ss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-18
MEXICAN PRICES.

Quotations furnished BY E Pas0 Exchange
system. Z0I South H Paso street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-18
Stove Repairing.

STOVE REPAIRISG-New parts made and
carried for ali makes Of stoves. l. J. Peeler.
with D. & II Iron wlSs-. cor East Fifth
and South Florence Phone 1906.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-18
Tahors.

MOREH FAD THE TAILOR
Makes the best business suits in town for
the money; try IS at sG3 y Oregon St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-18
Transfer and Storage.

MCCLELLAN BROS Phi zoo. s0s Friso
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-12-20

Irene M. Campbell. of Spokane,
Wash. arrived in this city on
Sunday for a visit at the Press
Johnson home.
Leonard Cole and Mrs. Vida
Winans were united in the bonds
Of holy matrimonl on Monday Of
this week. The ceremony was
performed at the Presbyterian
parsonage. Rev. Hyink. officiat-
ing. The many friends of the
happy couple will wish them q
long and joyous married life.
READ THE ADS.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-12-20

+. II. Heron was out to Grand
Valley the latter part of last
week looking after his farming
interests. "Muzzy" has one of
the finest quarter sections in
that part of the country.
Mrs. O, E. Rodenbour departed
on Monday morning for her
old home at Danvers. Mimi,
where she will spend the Holidays
with her parents. From Danvers
Mrs. Rodenbour expects to go to
Minneapolis and other points for
. visit before returning to her
home here.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-12-20

A new furnace has been in
stalled by . local firm in the Bap-
tist Church and makes the church
comfortable in the severest wea-
ther. In addition to the solid
comfort created by = uniformly
warm temperature. more room
is made and the appearance Of
the auditorium is greatly i'm.
proved by the removal Of the un-
slightly stoves and pipe.
The pastor was laid up for a
few days with Ia grippe but is
now on the road to recovery.
A Christmas sermon will! be
preached next Sunday evening
by Rev. c. H. Leggett in the
Baptist Church. Subject: The
Birth Of Jesus"
A varied program is being pre-
pared by the Baptist Sunday
School for the Christmas enter
talnment which will be held at
the church on Saturday evening
of this week. Arrangements
have been made for somewhat
elaborate decorations in addition
to the large Christmas tree, and
candy, nuts, etc. are provided
for all All friends of the
Church and Sunday School are
invited.
The White Butte Baptist
Church is greatly improved in
comfort and appearance by the
putting on of the new steel CELL
ing. The Christmas entertain
ment which is . community af-
fair will be held at the church
on Saturday evening. December
23rd.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-12-20
1H3R RNXC 8

August Finger drove to Bison1
rr;dav for a few days visit.
I'M, Jacobson, of Haskell. was
. Lennon business caller on
Tuesday.
William Watson. Of Meadow,
: wa; a business visitor in Lem
mon, Wednesday.
c. H. Shaw and sister, Irene.
were Christmas shoppers from
Mcintosh, in this city on We'd
nesday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
LYMAN, of Grand Valley. q son.
on Saturday, December 18th. DR..
Totem attended.
The Herald needs rags. We
will give cents per pound for
clean cotton rags of any size.
shape or color.
County Auditor Nicholson was
up from the county seat the first
Of the week and spent . few
days visiting friends.
The past two weeks the ther-
mometer has been lowering
Z down below the zero mark and
il is rather hard on the Ignite.
For Sale: Second hand imita-
ton leather sofa, in good condi-
ton. Inquire Of Elmer Myers ct
Aeldinger Bros. Implement
House, Advertisement.
A. D. Larson. Register of Deeds
came up from the county seat
on Sunday evening and spent .
few days in the city attending to
matters of business.
Chas. Sheridan. Linograph OPP
orator at the Herald office for
the past several months, depart
% on Sunday for st. Paul. whore
he will spend the Holidays with
relatives before returning to his
home at Mason City. Iowa.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-12-20

For Sale. on the installment
plan: High grade piano. practic-
ally as good Is new and At less
than one-third original price.
This is a better toned piano and
Will last several times As long as
the cheap stenciled pianos being
sold by agents in this part of the
country. Inquire PO Herald. Ad.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-12-20
Sanitary Barber Shop
HOT AND COLD BATHS
Agent for Aberdeen Steam Laundry
LOCAL NEWS NOTES,
8N4 INy

G. A. Woodward Of Bison was
"a business visitor IN this city On
Monday.
Frank Hill Of Meadow was .
business visitor in Lennon on
Wednesday.
Attorney C. G. Carroll was a
business caller in Aberdeen the
latter part Of last week.
For Sale: Registered Guern-
sey bull coming two years old.
Walter Zero. Thunder Hawk, S.
I'd. Advertisement.
H. e. Patterson and B. David
son came up from Bison on Mon
day and spent a couple of days
in the city on business.
A. N. Clements. who lives in
the Big Meadow country was a
business visitor in the city the
fore part of the week.
Walter Lawyer departed the
fore part Of the week for West
eYn Montana. where he will
spend several days On business.
Miss Marietta Burdiek left on
Wednesday morning for Bristol.
s. D.. where she will spend the
Holidays ct the home Of . broth
ier.
n. Ia Ayers. formerly editor Of
the Dickinson Press, was . pleas
ant caller at the Herald office on
Wednesday Of this week. Mr..
Ayers is at the present time en-
gagged in the fire insurance busi-
ness. - ~
The reason for the scarcity Of
local news notes in this issue of
the Herald may be attributed to
the fact that the Herald editor
has been forced to devote his
time to the Linograph. and also
because Of the illness Of our
bookkeeper. who also acts As re-
porter.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-12-20
Catholic Church Notes

There win be . special choir
with the Christmas services at
the Catholic Church.
The first and special mass will
be held ct midnight on the gath.
and second mass will be held 1t
$50 a. m. on Christmas Day.
Communion will be included in
the second mass.
Third High Mass will begin at
1880 .. m. Of the 25th with q
special choir assisting.
At 7:3O there will be . special
Christmas tree celebration for
the children,
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-12-20

Don't fail 70 read the ads this
week. Practically every busi-
ness. man in the city is repre-
sentsd in our advertising COL
umns.
This 10 the last week Of school
before the Holiday vacation and
the children are busily planning
their ways Of enjoying the two
weeks Of rest.
For Sale: One pure bred Dur
oc Jersey boar. April farrow.
good heavy bone. dark color. q
dandy. Walter Zero. Thunder
Hawk. 8 d. Advertisement.
Miss Johanna Ryan, Of Bison.
was in this city on Friday Of last
week enroute to her home from
Mason City. Iowa. where she has
been visiting for several weeks.
Chas. Lampland. Of Reeder. N
D.. assistant cashier Of the First
State Bank, Of that place, was q
business visitor in this city on
Thursday of last week.
Don't forget that our shoe
sale is still on and that in a few
days some of our dry goods will
be offered at an astounding re-
duction in prices. F. C. Taylor,
in the old Samelson Store. Adv.
DR.. Strang was called to Nor
ristown the fore part of this
week to care for the infant child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Miller. A
nurse from Aberdeen is assist
ing on the case and the little one
is improving Is rapidly as could
be expected.
The chief topic of converse
ton among the athletes these
days is basket ball. While no
team has been organised in the
city up to the present time.
there is plenty Of material for .
fast team and. in case any Of the
other towns organise teams,
Lemmon will be out to win the
championship.
The Sequel to the Diamond
from the Sky. released December
Goth is more powerful. more
thrilling and more spectacular
than the original. The Diamond
from the Sky. In addition to
the original cast there are in
cluded such stars as. Rea Mitch
ell and Thomas Chatterton, max
ing the Sequal to the Diamond
from the Sky cast. the greatest
aggregation Of stars ever brought
together. The sequel consists of
four chapters. two reels to a
chapter. Advertisement.
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"A TALE OF RED ROSES"

began, and Sledge, bending knot
ted brows upon the stage, sat de-
Gently aloof. IL anybody liked
this sort of thing, far be ii from
him to interfere with their pleas
ure. Between the acts. however,
he came right back on the job.
He arranged for Tommy and him.
self to take the girls out to see
the new waterworks plant on the
/ following day, and to witness. as
balcony patrons, on the follow
ing night, a barn dance of the
West End club. He planned a
Country club dinner for the day
after, and then, reaching non
chanantly into his vest pocket,
he dropped into Molly's lap a
glittering bauble, which looked
like a glass hickory nut.
Take that down to Duvay's
and have it fitted to your finger"
he directed.
She picked 1t up incredulous-
ly. 1t couldn't be real!
why, it's a diamond" she
gasped, as it lay flashing and
cleaning in her hand, and she
saw the perfect cutting and won
derful fire of it. The realization
startled her SO that she almost
dropped it.
But, Mr.. Sledge, | can't ac-
cept this" she earnestly assured
him.
why not?" he demanded.
studying her heavily. You're to
be my wife"
IT'S too large for a ring, for
one thing" she evaded.
Why" he again rumbled.
She decided to leave out the
question of good taste. "You
couldn't put a glove over it," she
explained.
He looked at it reproachfully.
Huh" he commented. It's a
peach, though, amt it,"
She handed it over to him, and
as his palm touched hers, she felt
the tingle of him for the first
time. 1t was as if she had in
advertently touched an electric
button, and she jerked back her
hand.
Between them they dropped
the diamond, and it rolled under
Ferns chair. Tommy Reeler
picked it up.
Swell pebble, Ben." he APP
proved, and poured IL into Fern q
hand.
"Oh, you darling!" Fern muir
INJURED to it. Where did this
drop FROM"
Present for Molly" explained
Sledge modestly. Too big for a
ring. Can't pull a glove over it..
I'm gonna have it set in neck
lace"
Three days later the necklace
came out, but by that time Molly
had given up all hope of heading
Sledge off. The only thing she
could do, she resolved, in hilar-
ious conference with Fern, would
be to accept temporarily any
orally extravagant gift he show
cred upon her. After the need
for fooling him was over she
could send them back, and this
resolution once having been
formed, the girls spent much
time in eager expectation of what
the next surprise might be.
In the meantime, while Sledge
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company now operative"
Sledge turned on him slow
glance.
From Frank Marley?" he de-
manded.
From Frank Marley" repeat
ed Goldman.
you're up against it," Sledge
warned him. did you pay?"
Gave Marley my check yester-
day afternoon"
"Today's a holiday" advised
Sledge. Better stop payment"
81 don't understand" faltered
Goldman.
You will when you're stung,"
advised Sledge.
I'm not stung," announced
Goldman emphatically. "0ur peo-
pie don't take a chance On get
ting in wrong. That check can
be stopped"
Go to It," ordered Sledge, and
punched the bell. where's Ben
dix?" he demanded of Adolph.
Bendix came in.
Marley got out from UNDER
Sledge told him. "Why?"
80 the wedding could come
off," returned Bendix with ar
involuntary glance at the red.
lrose boutonniere.
1.-THE wedding!" repeated
Sledge. Look here, Bendix
don't you kid mel"
Il wish l vas" replied Ben
di showing for the first time
his knowledge of how important
all this was to the Big Boy
molly and Bert Glider are to be
married this afternoon! They're
being married now!"
CHAPTER XVI.
The Day of Thanksgiving.
Although there were to be nc
guests at the Marley wedding, the
house was naturally in a state OF
much tensity as the time ap.
preached.
The most busily occupied was
Frank Marley, who, from imme.
diately after breakfast, had en-
seemed himself in his den. In
his pocket he had the check
which removed him from the
nerve-racking fluctuations of his
street car fortunes, insured Mol
ly and Bert an entrance into Q
new life and which made him
safe from Sledge. Yet he felt
no great exultation.
He was guilty wondering
whether he really did trust Beri
enough to give him Molly or mo-
when the bell OF his telephone
rang.
Hello. Marley" hailed tn,
voice OF Willie Walters. HAD
your franchises ,canceled and re-
granfed?"
Don't need IT, replied Ma
ley. out Of the franchise WORT
! but curious. nevertheless. "Whi
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-06-30

do you mean?"
The Allerton bill was passed
last night" explained Walters.
"Oh, yes, the Allerton BILL.
smiled Marley. There WASH, ~
much of Importance in it."
MOP" queried Walters. "Just>
enough to make political corpse
of Allerton. They'll embroider
that fifty-year franchise clause
on his shroud."
Franchise clause? l don't UNI
derstand."
II thought you didn't know the,
provisions of the BILL" went on
Walters. THE thing Is so beau
tifully juggled that it automati-
cally extends all franchises grant,
ed within the last ten years, to
an extra fifty years of lifetime,
on the same terms as their orig
inal charter"
Good" returned Marley. "AIr
my franchises have been renewed
within the last ten years."
Now know you've been
asleep" exclaimed Walters. "The
bill, specifically. does not apply
to renewals, but to original fran
chises. Moreover, the franchises
at the end of that time belong to
Sledge's company"
"Impossible!" gasped Marley.
Get your alarm clock fixed"
advised Walters. Monday night
the council, in secret session,
granted franchises to Sledge's
company covering every street in
the city, including-now, listen
including those streets now COW
cred by franchises when those
chancies expire!"
tits a bald-face steal" Mar
ley holly charged, indignant at
Sledge's wholesale appropriation
ITS a pippin!" agreed Wal,
ters.
Marley turned from the tele-
phone chuckling. Why, If he had
not sold out at the exact minute
he did, his stock today would be
worse than useless! Thank
Heaven, he was safe!
Again his bell rang.
Marley" queried a tense per-
son.
EYES," he acknowledged. try-
ing to place the voice.
This Is Goldman" rasped tho
voice. Say, Marley. we're in :
pickle"
whats the matterf" inQniI
Marley.
Firm revoked my authoril
to act two days ago. Just go>
their notification"
'sYesf" 4
Well" went on Goldman,
! "rm sending iout your stock BY .
messenger boy. You may a. well
: tear up that check. 1t's r
!, good"
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