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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-14
UNCERTAINTY IS
FEATURE NOW Of
STOCK EXCHANGE
coopers Give Chief Stability
70 Market Trading Shows
Decided UnderCurrent of
H0ayin0SS,

.,., ,,v,sAL SPECIAL LIhsHo ~"s'
Wan, york. Nov. 13.-An undercur-
"% beayiness and uncertainty per-
. "a, a todays market, even though
...rv stocks we're strong at times ana
..la. new records were established
-,, I was broad but fitful, with in
,,,yos of dullness during the inter-
.,,3iate and later stages. Price move
. -,,is' were frequently 50 confusing as
n indicates buying and selling OF a
,5rflicting character. sentiment
,mong the professional element SEEM
Al n favor lower prices, except in cop
ssrs which again furnished the list
rtb most Of its stability.
The motors equipments and indus
trials Of varied descriptions were low
>, by two to three points, and Cen
hal Leather made a further extreme
decline of SIS points, and Central
leather made q further decline OF
{, points from its recent meteorlc
fe
Republic Iron and the several is
sues Of fine Gulf States steel company
we're prominent for their advances, as
.so were Utah and Ray Coppers, At
utc Gulf & West Indies, and sew
aal of'the paper group.
Unsettement marked the feverlsh
dose. Total sales, with steel ana
nppers again predominant amounted
10 l.525OOO shares. Technical, rath-
q than actual conditions, initiated
gainst the bull account. one of the
fgest Of the copper producing com
anies increased its dividend disburse-
nent by 100 per cent and it is well
nigh certain that rails and other fab
-taed steel and iron are independent
forces Of further upward revision
Last weeks enormous expansion OF
heal loans failed of reflection in the
money market. but was the occasion
dmuch comment, even though speedy
ratification is expected.
Bonds were irregular with total
aIes par value, $4,2S0,O00.
United States coupon As rose 3s OF
per cent on call.
Nlneipu ,,viqaga
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, Nov. 13.-Cattle-RecGlplse
$4,000. Market weak. Native DeeI
cattle. $6.9O@1L9O; western stee on
s6.GO0g.9O: stockers, S4.'5 a ~ "
cows $3.65@9.6O; calves, $500
Hogs-Receipts $4,000. Market firm
AT Saturdays average to Be higheI'.'
Bulk. $9.4O01O.O5, light, $500 g.91 .,
mixed $9.4Om1O2O; heavy S9.50"
1925; pigs $3.50 $50. ,,.1.o+
Sheep-Receipts 10000 MdINel
weak. Wethers. $LS0@8.S5i lamps
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicago Nov. 13-Butter-Market
firm Creamery, 1885, &c.
Eggs-Higher. Eecelpls 80
cases Firsts. 84m35c; ordinary firsts,
at mark, cases Included
28@34c. -r
Potatoes 49, Steady. Receipts 70
cars. Minnesota and Dakota white,
$15Om1.60; Minnesota, Dakota ana
obfos $1.45m1.55: Michigan and
Wisconsin white, $500 $50.
poultry-Alive. higher. fowls
t4bc: springs, lie.
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Now Lookout.

When a cold hangs on as often hap
pens, or when you have hardly gotten
over one cold before you contract an
other lookout for you are liable to
contract some very serious disease.
This succession Of colds weakens the
system and lowers the vitality so that
you are much more liable to contract
chronic catarrh, pneumonia or con-
sumption. Cure your cold while you
can. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
has a great reputation. 1t is relied
upon by thousands of people and
never disappoints them Try it, 1t
only costs a quarter. Obtainable ev-
erywhere.
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NEW YORK METAL MARKET.

New York, Nov. 18.-Copper-Firm.
Electrolytic, first quarter, 100000
1900; second quarter S29.OO@ SO,OO.
Iron-Firm No. l northern, $25.oO
@25.GO. ..
Tin-suong. Spot, $43.75@44OO.
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DeDartment Of The Interior. u = .1U9
0ffice at santa Fe, New Mexico Nov o.
1916 ,r,.,,... r,,,rt,a
.I,,opar7f,e. New Mexico, who, on Oc-
.'bar % 1915 made homestead No. Ollgo"
tor F. = 70 ' TE Ia and Ne - Sc - Section
l'I ,r-,.rsbfn n. Range E., y. NJ p
. ,-,I.5',n has flied notice Of intention 20
.,i,Ee five year proof to establish claim 70
he land above described. before George ~
Craig. U. s. c9mm Iss'ary ~ 1911 1'' =
~ f,,,grt names as witnesses. + ]. VII.
s., sfberIo sanchez Juan Garcia ana
rank Martin. all Of Albuquerque Ne"
MsA' FRANCISCO pELGARDo. Registrar
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-14

many years, closed today unsettled at
Sl.69 Is a 3 for December and $1.94A
for May with the market as a whole
varying from sc decline to an ad-
vance of &c, as compared with Satlr-
days finish Corn gained IA to 4&c
and oats p to l &c.
Provisions showed a setback of s
to soc.
Active export demand accompanied
by bullish advices from Liverpool and
Argentina gave decided strength to
the wheat market until chances dis
appeared that there were be an i'm
mediate curtailment of the domestic
visible supply figures.
Unloading by owners of wheat dur
ing the. last part of the session was
accelerated by assertions that Argen-
tina flour was being offered at $3.50
a barrel cheaper than flour manufac-
turcd in the United States, Sugges-
tons of possible enlarged exports Of
wheat from Australia at San Fran
cisco, and from Argentina at Calves
ton, counted also against the bulls as
trading came to an end.
Corn rose to within 4 c of $100 a
bushel for May and July delivery al
most the goal which extreme bulls
have been predicting. There were
numerous sales above 81.
oats, like corn and wheat, went to
new high record prices
Liberal receipts Of hogs throughout
the west had a depressing effect on
provisions.
Closing prices
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AGO BOARD OF TRADE.

. an i5 So, NOV. 13.-Owing largely
'sible snnTle in the United States
Passing tb pply total wheat, after sur
Wv highest prices attained in
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LEAD AND sPEUTER.

New York, Nov. 13.-Lead, $hOO%
spelter-Firm Spot, East st. LOUIS
delivery, IL Il a &c.
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Denver. Nov. 1S.-Cattle-Rece1pts
"a 500 Market strong. Peef steers
.s6.50aTs0: cows and heifeTs, S5'-5g
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MANTED-Positinns


Homework Address J. w. Journal
WANTED-Eldarly recommended woman
wants situation ass housckeeper $. O..
Journal
WANTED-Pos long experience chauf-
feur and general repair man no objection
other work Address BOX 3H city.
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Observation-Disclosures
CARPET cleaning. rag and fluff rugs made
70 order W A. Goff phone JsS
WANTED-To DO infants sewing and em'
broidery Cali at 1905 West silver.
WANTED-GuItar and Spanish pupils. T.
W Moore, clifton Rooms, 2lj IL south
First
HAVE your carpenter work done cheaply
before the early advance In lumber and
wages Phone 1292W.
WANTED-To buy. secondhand furniture In
large or small quantities. J. D. Emmons
ilE Welt cold avenue
WANTED-C0mpotsut elderly lady wishing
t1 care for children or sick by hour or hy
dav Phone llaIJ
VANTED-To buy secondhand PLAYER pi-
ano. mus, be cheap and 800 good condition.
Address q b. care Jousnal
WHENEVER you have any fire insurance
expiring call the Western salty com
panv and get their rates Phone s64
HOUSE CLEANING.
STOVES repaired and set W, an kinds or
house cleaning work guaranteed, T. W.
Todd city
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RIsINTss CnANCEs

gNFOIFNS7sN|NFNTs1sT~#a
AN UNUSUAL OFPORTuNITY-A live
going concern having chain Of business
places Will sell an Interest in the local bust
ness and give the management 10 a good
man. For particulars, see r. McClughan,
2f0 West Gold
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EOR KENT-Isancnes.

~~~e-0~I~s~.----~4N--~~I
FOR RENT-Rauch. three miles from post
office ON good road deal for chicken ris-
Ing. tbrec-room adobe house and chicken
houses with runNays, running water 100
house and chicken coops Address y L,
InurnaI
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FOR SALE--HOuses
~~~-~~-~~~I~-~-~~~N~-~~
FOR SALE Four room mod brick sleeping
porch furnished. owner 08 ~ r~clfth.
FOR SALE Modern nve-room cement block
house good location. Call st va South
High or phone 1897
FOR sALE-Party leaving city, four-ropms
and sleeping porch. new cement block
house $1,000; cost too sos North Second
street owner.
FOR BALE-FOur-room house, modern,
screened sleeping porckesi on car line.
close to shops. Am leaving city; sell cheap
Tor cash sn South Edith street Phone
isV
FOR SAI.E-AutomODiIes.
~-~~~~~-~N-N~~~~-~~N-N-e-~ -~~~~s~-~
FOR SNIE-FIND passenger Forty h"fsrp"W-
or car iu good everyday running order.
OF trade Tor smaller machine. Address u
care journal
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MONEY To LOAN.
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MONEY To- loan on salaries. to railroad
wen pnv 4H ciiv
Results from Journal Want Ads
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FOR stLE--I'onItry nnd Egg

QUALITY COLNTs."
Buff and White Orpingtons and BlAch
Minorcas c l.. & r. Farm, J.. II. Morgan,
Mgr. P. o. Box 5s5, Abuaueruue. Phone 1913
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Wheat-Deca $1.S91k; May, $1.94h
Corn-Dec, 9S5sc; May 9S7sc.
Oats-Dec.. 5S2sc; May, 62&c.
Pork-Jan., $2I47; May SEAS.
Lard-Jan., 5000; May, $16.3O.
Ribs-Jan, $1452; May, $14.67.
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MNssEIsIA.

Mrs Martha q. Phelps expert masseuse,
head face and body masstss, swedish
Agent FOR Mrs Gcrvaise era
Eum's toilet preparations Phone l53jW
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NorIcE TOR rUBLICATION

Receiver Albuquerque Abstract Com
panV
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-15
LEADVILLE PEOPLE SPEAK
WELL OF CANON ROAD

T. D. Kyle, mipirg man Of Lead
vile drovel National twin-six, seventy
horse power car from Leadville to
Denver on Thursday by way of Buena
Vista, Salida. Canon City and Colo
rado Spifngs. a total distance of 252
miles, in Ell hit hours and twenty-five
minutes. carrying three passengers
Kyle asserts this is record time. The
shortest time in which the trip was
ever made previously. he declares,
was eleven hours. staf
"The most remarkable feature Of
the trip was the condition of the
roads," MIR Kyle said. They have
never been finer The road between
Buena Vista and LeadviIie is in ex-
cellent shape; the road from RueRa
VISTA TO Salida roald not have been.
better; but the road between Salida
and Canon City. the conyict-built
Rainbow route, is absolutely the finest
stretch of mountain road in the coun-
try. The surface is perfectly hard
and smooth all the way and the seem
cry is sublime.
The only trouble | encountered
was on the Denyer-colorado ,SpringA
road near Wolhurst. where It is a
triHe sandy. But. there isn't a seri-
Gus complaint 20 be made about an
inch of the 272-mile route.
George Casey. Arthur Baker and
Irod ss,,tfh .dvifta b.,afua1e man
accompanied KNe.-penyer Post. =
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-15
MISS MILDRED DORTCH
AND PROF. i. 0. HARRIS
PRINCIPALS IN PRETTY
NUpTIAL EVENT TODAY


Prof. T. D. Hairs and Miss Mildred
B. Dortch. only daughter Of Mr.. j. B.
Dortch of Mo lie. Alabama. were
quietly married at the attractive home
of DR. and Mrs. W. r. Little. soS Ma
con avenue, at 10 O'Clock this morning.
The house was tastsfully decorated
for the occasion and the surroundings
made a pretty setting for the very
interesting social event celebrated
there. The nuptial service was per-
formed by the Rev. Floyd Van Keu-
rem. rector of Christ Episcopal church.
The only tt-ndants we Mrs. NJ.
N. Porter of Pueblo. who ofhciated
as matron of honor, and Mr.. Bee. her
Stuart in the capacity of best man.
The bride was gowned in travelling
suit of pongee silk, trimmed in old
blue. with black hat, trimmed In blue
to match, and carried bouquet OF
brides roses and lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Porter wore a dress of white
crepe de chene, black maline hat and
carried pink roses.
Immediately after the wedding cere-
mony the bride and groom. accom-
panied by Mr.. Beecher Stuart and Mr..
Dortch. left by automobile for Colo
RADIO Srrfn s. Mr. Dortch and Mr..
STUART VIII motor from Colorado
Sprins TO Pueblo where the former
will board the train for his home in
Mobile; the latter returning to Can.
on City.
The bride is a young woman OF fine
characteristics and her grlces Of mind
and personality have made her ropu-
lar in social circles here She has
made her home for a number OF yeasp
in Canon City and has many friends
who extend to her fluctuations on her
marriage. The groom is native of
Boston, Ma S.. and is a young man of
excellent reputation. educational at
tainments and business qualifications.
He is a graduate of Penn college,
Iowa. and for two years has been a
member of the faculty of the Canon
City high school; position to which
he has been reelected by the board Of
education. He is the commandant of
the High School Cadet corps and is a
member of the University club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris are expected
to return here in the course OF few
days and viii reside at 514 Harrison
avenue. where beautiful home is
awaiting their occupancy
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-15
W. H. HOPPER MOVES FAMILY
TO TALLAHASSEE CREEK

W. II. Hopper is taking his family
up to the ranch on Tallahassee for
the summer.
Mr. Hopper came here about year
ago from oklshoma and bought the
Arch Hall ranch. He is building a
modern home on the place and de-
veloping the ranch in other ways.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopper have six chill
dren. They will make Canon City
their winter home for the benefit Of
the schools and will spend the sum-
mers up at the ranch. II is about a
35-m!le drive to the ranch and they
make II in about two hours.
After living in Oklahoma the Hop
Ders find Colorado and especially the
hill country most attractive.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-15
ESCAPED CONVICT
ARRESTED IN MONTREAL

Telegsams were received at the
Record office and by Warden lyman
OF the penitentiary at noon to-day
from Ottawa. Canada, announcing the
arrest at Montreal this morning OF
~. +. Dinwoodie. alias J. +. Mcdonald.
on the charge of having escaped from
prison here two years ago while
serving a thirty year term for mur-
der committed in conejcs county In
1902
D;nwoodie. who. as J. r. Mcdonald.
No. 5j03, served sentence In the
Colorado state prison for a crime COM
mitted eighteen or twenty years aga
was found guilty OF second degree
murder by the district court in Cone
jos county and broueht to Canon City
in 1902 for IMPRISONMENT at hard la
Dor for from thirty years to life.
After serving inside the walls for
more than ten years he was made a
''trusty" and assigned to work at the
COW barns. back of the prison in
closure He made his escape from
there the evening OF November 4.
1914. twelve years after the begin
ming of his prison term. and would
have been eligible to parole within
twenty-four months from that time.
Every effort was made by the pris-
on officials to find Dinwoodie and
bring him back to complete his term
OF service. but without avail until
this morning when he was taken into
custody by the Canadian authorities.
The matter OF locating him was given
to the Pinkerton Detective agency
and they trailed him all over the
North American continent. but could
never quite catch up with him. Din
woodie will be brought back to Can
on City and compelled to serve long
term Of years without any hope Of
again being made "trusty.-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-15
PARTY AT rhe PINES.

Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Gibron with
their son David. and grets, Mrs. John
Cleghorn of Denver. motored to THE
Pines" for the weekend and took
with them a party of friends as their
guests consisting of Mrs. T. NJ. Hard.
ing. Mr.. and Mrs, The dore Harding
and house guest, Mrs. Sparrell Gale
of Roanoke, Virginia; Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph H. Maupin and their guest,
Mrs. N. F. Handy, of Denver; Mrs.
r. S. Lewis, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Sheetz, Mrs.
A. c. Dickinson, Misses Leila Dickin-
son and Blanche De Weese. Judge
and Mrs James L. Cooper with Mrs.
F. n. Carrier of Santa Rita, N. NJ,
motored up on Sunday morning to join
the party and retura with them that
afternoon. A picnic supper was en-
joyed on the way up and all return.
ed exceedingly enthusiastic over the
delightful motor trip.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-15
A. PAGE OPENS THE WARDROBE

A. Page is tack again on the job
He has opened the Wardrobe cleaning
and pressing establishment in the
building where the Sharp Music com
pany used to be.
He has purchased complete new
outfit, including the latest and best
steam pressing machine on the mar.
ket. 1t has all the latest improve.
ments.
Mr.. Page has reputation for first
class work and intends to live up to IT
and even surpass it, If that is posi-.
BILE in this new venture.
Mr. Page returned recsntly from Ft.
Collins and other northern cities,
where he built up big cleaning bus
inesses.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-15
Y.M.C.A. BOYS LEAVE
ON CAMPING TRIP.

Accompanied by Physical Director
Harry II. Maxwell the Canon City
". NJ. c. A. boys lef; Monday morning
to Join the Colorado Springs contIn-
gent on the annual camping outing or
the eastern slopes OF Pixies Peak, six
miIss from Edlo~e on the Colorado
Midland railroad. In the party. in
addition TO MR. Maxwell. were Henry
Galley. Van Wilson. James sinden.
FranIiyn Smith. Smith Bateheior.
Thornton Beaii. Holman Gibson, sarls
Nelson and Carroll Templin.
The boys we=c taken to Colorado
Springs in automobiles. The remain
der of the distance TO Ediowe will be
made by rail There will be hind
OF six miles from the railroad sta
tion TO Camp catamount They win
he gone for ten days.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-15
MRS. LIEUT.. sTEARNs VISITING
PARENTS

Mrs. cuthbert p. stearns. wife 81
Lieutenant stsarns. OF West Point.
New YORK. arrived day or two ago
and, VIII visit her parents. Governor
and Mrs. James II. Peabody, for the
season. Lieut.. Siearns has been ord
cred TO Mexico TO Join his regiment.
the Thi u Cavalry, U. s A. lie left
New Y..sk by boat and will land az
Galveston. Texas. going from there to
columbng, New Mexico. and thence
into Mexico where his regiment " on
active duty.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-15
}. THOMAS SURPRISED FOR
BIRTHDAY,

Saturday. June 10TH. was the ffty-
Third b-rthd y OF Mr.. Josiah Thomas.
He was aware of it and rather
thought something unusual might
happen that day but imagine his
great surprise when he went home
Frids even,nz, the day previous. and
found a company of friends waiting
to help him eat a sumptuo, meal and
a big birthday cake. Mrs. Thomas
had planned the affair and it was a
complete success in every way, the
excellent dinner Gaping the climax
Those present besides the hostess and
guests of honor were: Mrs. o. E..
swearingen of Missouri. Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Hemmerle, Mr.. and Mrs E.
W. Thomas and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Riede.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-15
STOPPED oEE IN CANON

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Staben Of Dixon.
Missouri, are spending few days in
Canon as the guests of Mrs. Shocks.
They made the trip from Dixon in
their car and stopped at Colorado
Springs to visit his brother and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w Staben With
the exceptions of two or three rain
storms. they experienced very favor
able weather on their trip and enjoy
ed the scenery immensely. This, how
ever. is not their first visit to Can.
on. having been here seven years
ago, and in the year 1909 Etaben
brothers sold q carload Of Missouri
blaekberries to the Colorado Can
ming company here. They are very
much ple4sed with Canon and hope 70
make smother yiAit Nj. and Mrs.
1tahen ers On their wa1 70 Portland.
brs66N. where hey viii visit Mrs /.
nta17t 49, & : ss :. I
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-15
SURPRISE GIVEN MRS. CHARLEY
WILLIAMSON SATURDAY NIGHT

About thirty-ive friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Charley Williamson. of
West Main street. gathered at their
home while they were attending a
picture show down town, and upon
their return found the house full
of people, the occasion beng Mrs,
WiIliamson's birthday. The furniture
was moved into another room and
dancing was enjoyed until late hour.
Light refreshments were served at
midnight.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-15
THE STOCK MARKET
At Denver:


Denver. June 1i.-cattle receipts
yesterday wee S.I74 head; hog re-
ceipts. 2.72O head.
The cattle market was active. with
strong demand and firm prices.
Most of the pretty fair steers offered
sold around $3.50 to 50 IS and choice
steers are quoted up to SO. Cows OF
good quality are bringing s7.75 to
$500 and extra good cows up to $3.50.
Fair cows are selling from 81 to
s7.75.
Hog receipts were quite liberal and
there was good, strong demand for
all grades. Prices were from 10c
to 15c higher. Tops sold at $s.05,
four loads of choice hogs going at this
figure. Bulk Of sales were from
$3.50 to 50.
Hens brought from 12c to 15c. tur-
keys, 23c and spring chickens 25c a
pound.
At Kansas City.
At Kansas City the hog receipts
were $1,000 head Market higher.
Bulk sold at S9.a5 to Se.60-heavy
1856 to 1870.
Cattle receipts were II. 900 head.
Market steady. Prime fed steers sold
from s1o.40 to S1L35. Western steers
sold from 80 to I'll.