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New Britain herald., 1916-10-10
Manufacturing Companies.


 Bid Asked Adams Express Go ....14O 15O Aetna Nut Co ....... 20 25 American Brass Co ....330 335 American Hosiery Co. .125 Am Hardware Co .....137 139 American Silver Co.,. 34 35 Am Thread Co pfd .... 4 AZ Big-Hfd Carpet Co pfd 10S 11O Big-Hfd Carpet Co com. 82 84 Billings & Spencer Co. 140 Al Bristol Brass Co ...... 76 78 Broad Brook Go ...... 15 IS The Edward Balf Co ..105 Case Lckwd & Brd Co.195 Collins Co .185 Colts Arms Go .......850 875 Eagle Lock Go ....... 92 95 Gfn-Nbgr Tobacco pfd 100 HOlyOke Water Power AIS Inter Silver pfd .......107 109 Inter Silver com ...... 60 Johns-Pratt Go ........355 Landers Frary & Clark. 81 S11s J R Montgomery Co. ...105 New Brit Machine Co.,. 88 90 New Depar Mfg Go pfd .113 North & Judd Mfg Co.,. 95 96 Peck Stow & Wilcox =. 32 35 PlimptOn Mfg Go .115 Pratt & Whit Co pfd .103 1O7 Russel Mfg Co ....29O 300 Smyth Mfg Go .215 Stand Screw Co pfd A. .1O9 Stand Screw Go pfd B .1O9 Stand Screw Go com. ..4O5 415 Stanley Rule and Level .43O 435 Stanley Works ... 94 96 Swift x Co ..173 175 Taylor & Fenn Go ..245 Terry Steam Turbine ..175 TOrringtOn Co pfd .... 31 33 Torrington Go com. =. 59 61 Traute & Hine ........ 40 45 Union Mfg Co N B. 100 1O4 U s Envelope Go pfd. .114 U S Envelope Go con- 14O Scovill Mfg Go .645 655 NilesBem ent-POnd .179 1S2 Railroad and Street Railroad Stocks. H & c w R R guar. 2S N N H & H R R. 60 61
 Banks and Trust Companies. City Bank and Trust Co135 Conn and Deposit .515 Fidelity Trust Go 33O 345 First National Bank ..2OO Hart-Aetna Natl Bank .216 Hartford Morris Plan .11O Hartford Trust Go ..46O Natl Exchange Bank 90 Phoenix National Bank 233 Riverside Trust Go ..245 Security Trust Go 3OO State Bank and Trust 300 United States Bank 5OO New Britain Trust Go ..24O Land, Mortgage & Title. 65
 Fire Insurance Companies. Aetna Fire ......4O5 Hartford Fire .S3O $50 National Fire ..39O 400 Phoenix Fire 40S As Standard Fire so 65 Life and Indemnity Ins. Companies. Aetna Life 9O9 BIO Aetna Acc and Liability 475 4eO Aetna Acc and Lia war47O 485 Conn General Life .64O Hartford Steam Boiler .445 455 Travellers S75 se5
 Public Utilities. Farm River Power Co.,. 20 o5 Hid City Gas It Co pfd. 52 Hid City Gas It Co com GA 65 Hid Electric Light Co..31O s N E Telephone. 149
New Britain herald., 1916-10-10
Public Utilities.

Farm River Power Go. 20 Hid City Gas It Co pfd. 52
 Hid City Gas It Co com GA Hfd Electric Light Co. .31O s N E Telephone. .149
New Britain herald., 1916-10-10

BeSSe-Leland'S.-
New Britain herald., 1916-10-10

New York Stock Exchange quota ttons furnished by Richter & Co.,, members of the New York Stock Ex- change. Represented by E. W. Eddy.
New Britain herald., 1916-10-10
Fire Insurance Companies.
Life and Indemnity Ins. Companies

Aetna Life ...SO9 S1O Aetna Acc and Liability 475 49O Aetna Acc and Lia war47O 485 Conn General Life ..64O
 Hartford Steam Boiler .445 455 IfaVelers 1875 SS5
The Washington herald., 1916-10-22
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. Oct n.-Buaness In cotton wGs snail
today and sharply in contrast with the recent
activity. An accumulation Of over night buying
orders eItended trOsts in ths South resulted
in steadier tone Al the OUTSET, when advances
ranging from to points were scored. Conmis-
dou houses and some Southern interests were
buyers but the supply was quite large. coming
from Wall Street and some important room
operators Liverpool sold January and purchased
March
Sharp rallies occurred the close. Part Of
the Improvement due to a rumOr that the
National Ginners figures would be rs O0O bales
whereas a report earlier in the week indicated
T,720Oo bales
There was also buying by spot houses stronger
spot news from the South and Vigorous covering
on the part Of local shorts Final prices were at
about the top foS the day and 10 to Il points net
higher.
Spot houses were quiet 10 points higher at 1880;
no sales The spot article at New Orleans was
steady at an advance Of points with mid upland
quoted at ne; sales / 81 bales.
Port receipts for the day estimIted at
1000 bales compared with 4O.ls4 bales last week
and 3. rs Last year.
The market at Liverpool closed.
Furnished By n L. Carpenter Co
The Washington herald., 1916-10-22

liquidation hy lonFs continuing Throughput the sn
tire day, thert enOugh whsEt sod carly 70
carTy values downward ~ n ~ cruJs Ties Ilss-s
Werr not only fully re6sined later. but mut Was
Eddsd 70 the prtcs and resting spots were ! % Il.
csuts higher Il Wfn Be Al impOsSb blity for agents
q the British commission 70 cover up their tFacks
In the matter q making p1rchEses q bresdstufs
here elsewhere There were eighteen boat Iosds
q wheat taken hy the commission Ut rlE pors
and from 600 70 $4,000 bushels were purclEsed
IN Other Positions In the fac o. this big demand
there Werg sivloeS from ST Louis and Omaha tsl-
Ing q fat mArkets In Edditiou to the wheat sles
for export tgdSy there were 1900 bsrTels o; -four
taken hy foreEn CUVsrrments.
The editor Of the Liverpool Oorn TrAde News
in SPECIAL cable made the claim that s7rsa-
tionEl crop damage reports were coming out of the
however. at Buenos Aires and Rosario have sd-
Vanoed sharply.
TheTv was an advance a - in Decembe- cun
July gained only \ cent There was an early
break uf IA cents hut this followed By sharp
gains q ~ cents in the DromhrT TO a prpunfum
account were small at % 900 bushels
Oats sm0athiz-d with the advances in the other
grains in poor way. a. there were advances Of
only = n L cent for the day. Cash sAlss here
were small al 5000 bushsh
There a large demand for hog rroducss and
prices were strong and hiEhsT. With the hsIy4nf q
DecVmbeT and JAnuEry lard and January rih-
heavy. There WeTe heavy realizing sales hy the
lErEeT longs well some selling vhich wEs At
tribIted 70 pacEsrS
The Washington herald., 1916-10-22
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Phnadelphia Pa oa- z--BCTTH-The ns-f-s
ruled finn under light recpptS. bot wholesale t-sds
Es usual on the last day q the weof, wU
quiet Following Ere the quOtatio1E WSsn
solid packed creamery fancy specials, 81; eItra ~
8; extrz hrsts S5a35l1 frsts. SASld seconds ~
nearby priu:s fancy, S. Everage sEtrS. SLSs hrsts
IS; seconds, S4a96; special fIDcy bands Of print
jobbtns Al Gas.
BGGs-Ths martet for fne fresh or ruled nm
with demand readily absorbing the o1e-1ngH of this
description. Quotations: in free czses nearby hrSfS
3 per do1; nearby hrsts. lO.0 PEI standard csss
nearby current receptS lO.3 pr czss; Western "a
ta- y per dozsn; eEtrA hrsts loS pr 60; frsts.
To- per caSe; rsfiEsntoT elEH. entr s5 Per
zsei hrstS so,Ss-0 per cass; seconds. isSS8 psS
cSse; c1ndled eEa jobbng Al S2AA PEI dozen.
LIVE POULTRYLThs MARKET wHs quisS bs1
steady under mOoeTate oherines Following Eb the
quotations: Fowls a. 70 quality. lsSps roostsrS,
Halls; spring chickens, according 70 QuAhy.
IsH2o; White LeghOrps, according quality, l6sls
duckN, as 70 size and quality, l6llsi geese, kSlS
turkeys, Z2A24; piFeuns. old. per pair. @aS' do.
young. per pair. lsNz2
DRESSED PoULTRI-Ths mErtet ruled firm
under hght otferings and sRr demand for desin-
bic Stock. Quotations: Fresb-n killed. dry-pacEed
fowls, Z 70 box, dry-picked, fancy selected, -;
weighing Gas pounds apiece q; do, poundf
APIECE, Zi4; do. 81 pounds Epiecs, IN do,
pounds spece. SN22 Fowls, IN bSTels ice-p~oted.
fancy, dry-picked, weighing AS pounds and over
APIECE, 2S4 do, smaller sizes lsS3i old roosterL
ory-EScked Il roasting chickens, Western, Neighins
ppun1s ana uNCI lae-l1 W. NNAkAAAA -
pounds per pair G2A23; brOihng chickens. Weston.
weighing Ss4 pounds per pair, 9ss2. ChickenS.
weighing 5S5d pounds per pair. mi; do, mired
szss, nA2; bruilen. Jersey, fancy. mn do,
other nearly. weighing Sa4 pounds; pe1 pair, SSS
do. do smaller siBes, 3aE; duosH. nezrtr,
spring 2zZ5; squalls. white, weighing uIl1 poands
per Dozen 6T5a6 90; do, do, do, sal0 pounds psl
dOzen. Ls5aS.5O; do, do, do, pounds pr dozen,
4.OOaI.S5: do. do. do Z pounds per d01sn Sss
ST5: do. do. do. 6ss1S pounds pr Dozen, 2fss2 -.
dan, 250s20; small and No Z 6o<l2
The Washington herald., 1916-10-22
Steel Feature of Market.

The bullish enthusiasm for United
States Steel is Just now the principal fac
tor encouraging the bullish activity in the
general industrial list. according to ad-
vices from New York. With the new
high record prices for. the stock conf
IDENTIFY predicted in anticipation Of a larg-
er extra dividend declaration when the
directors meet to declare the regular
quarterly dividend of l IA per cent on the
traders now agree that there is nothing
TO be gained in selling stocks short until
this bull movement in United States
Steel has either run its course or until
some fresh bad news in the foreign sit
uation develops. or something else occurs
to precipitate another wave Of liquida-
tion.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-22
In the World of Finance and Trade
QUOTATIONS ADVANCE
ON hughes PROSPECTS
Bank Statement Throws Light on Big
Traders Deals.
By the international New. Service.

Nby the international News Service }
New York, Oct. n-with appearance Of
the bank statement today Wall Street
understood why the market came back
with such terrific strength after the break
caused by the U-boats. The average
statement shows an increase Of reserves
Of S,0s1-7so, reduction Of loans Of 3d.
So, ,ooo and decrease in demand deposits
Of q, Al, ,oo0 Comparison Of this average
statement with the actual statement at
the close Of business Friday night throws
a Hood OF light on the brokerage situa-
ton. The actual reserves are increased
S0,511, ,150, the loans are decreased s41, $685.
900 and the net demand deposits are de-
creased s., S,O60.OOo. This statement seems to
mean that the buying has been for the
account Of big people, for brokers have
reduced their loans as the week pro-
gressed.
Another factor that helped the market
advance today was the apparent turn in
the political tide. Careful canvass has
been made OF New York State and the
bankers who saw these returns said there
was no longer any fear of Hughes losing
in the coming election.
Central Leather and steel were the big
stocks in today's market. The former
advanced more than six points TO the
highest price ever touched, and the lat
ter sold within three-eights Of its previous
high record. The price on steel was
made IN the early trading.
Central Leather directors are expected
to meet early in the week and declare
dividend on common stock amounting in
all to at least g a share and perhaps s.
The Steel Corporation will announce rs
quarterly earnings on Tuesday afternoon
Estimates OF them range from ninety
million to one hundred and ten million
An extra dividend is expected on the
common.
In view of the widespread criticism in
the advance in biscuit stocks on the ex-
change statements were forthcoming to-
day Of earnings. These seem to justify
everything that was done.
There has been a general advance in
Wholesale prices, with the result that the
LOose-Wiles has earned in nine months
Of the year the fun dividend on its first
preferred and most Of that on the second
The National Biscuit has a gross business
for August and September thirty-five per
cent IN excess Of last year for the same
period 1t is expected that the company
will earn four per cent on its stock for
the full year.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-22
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York. Oct. 1.-wHEAT-weaksr; quiet In
Quiry No. red. LIS; No. Northern, new. T. o.
b., lss&; No. hard winter. Ls4z, +. o. b. No.
macaroni, to arrive Lg%; No. l Manitoba, Lss
Exporters took 10000 bushels. chiefly hard winter
CORN-Higher; trade restricted. No. yellow
tresh-shelled. to arrive. 1UsLOs. nominaIly; No.
fresh- h-shelled, to arrive l.osal.G. Exporters took
nothing
.oAFS-Stesdyi demand Is fair Standard 564s
s.; No. white. 5s55a; No. 4 white, 5sAsA55; ele-
ystor basis. ungraded. Easo. Exporter took So uoC
bushels
The Washington herald., 1916-10-22
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Oct n.-HoGs- -R.csptx lGcoo hssdi
strong; 10 to Is cents above yesterdays average.
Bulk. s.s5aloS; light, ssSslo g; mixed, s.7OslO5O
heavy. s7oalas5; roaSh- s.7osas5; pigs, 7.OOG94s.
CATTLE-Receipts. loo head; steady native
beef cattle, e.5oao.4o; Western steers 6. .l0z9 Is
stockers and feeders A75aIB; cows and heifers,
S4oas 30; calves, 7-2all6
sHEEP-Recsipts. 5000 head; steady; wethers
T.ooas.2; lambs sZaln55
Kansas City, Oct z--HOGs-ReceiptS 25oO
higher; bulk. s75slo.lo; heavy IoooslOI5; packer
and butchers. looosloD; light, ssoslOuo; pigs
s6oas.O.
cATTLD-Receipts. 500 head; steady; prime fed
steers. ssosl2n; dressed beef steers. 7.Oo1s5i
Southern steers 5.5oaTso; cow. L5oa7 3; heifers
5oaeS; ssockers and feeders, 6ooaSo0; bulls, I75s
s.5; calves. 60oeloa
sHEEP-Recsipts 500; steady; lambs, l0ooaloSo
yesrtnss. T.5osaoi vethers. 7.p<soo; ewes. e.75s
70.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-22
NEW YORK MONEY.

New Yor*, Oct n.-Money on call ruled between
Aks4h today. On Monday the range was be
tween N and NJ; on Tuesday, 4 and ~; On
Wednesday, 2% and 5; Thursday and N, and
Friday, N and per cent.
Time money today was inactive with no change
IN rates which were: Sixty days 81 per cent;
four, five and six months. 3aa3% per cent
Mercantile paper was also quiet with rates about
the same. Rates: yza4 per cent for SIXTY and
ninety days. Endorsed bills receivable as wei as
for choice four to six months single names
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
The Washington herald., 1916-10-22
New York.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New Yort, Oct N-BUTTER-steadie; 70
ceps, 6,W packsees; creamery. higher than eI-
trSs, S5sa3sa; creamery extras (s7 scorel, ~
hrsts. S4a35; seconds S21s4Ssx
EGGs-Frm; receipts s,24o CASES; fresh Ezthsred
eItrs hne, ssss; extra hrsts s5aS; ArstA S2AS4
seconds, 0Asl nearby hennert whites, hne to fancy,
5aso: nearby hennezg broWns s3SE.
LIVE PoULTRY-Stssdy; broileA EH: fowls,
balsi turkeys, % dressed. quiet; chickens, 0s3l
fowls. l7sa4a; turkeys, E2s8
The Washington herald., 1916-10-22
Foreign Holdings Reduced.

On October 16 foreign holdings OF New
York Central stock had fallen to $500
900 in approximate figures. At the middle
of June the amount was SIG, 800 900. Dur
ing the Intervening period OF practically
four months the reduction in foreign
holdings was SSeoo, 900. or at a rate Of
8, 225 900 a month.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-22
Leather Earnings Large.

II estimates made by leather interests
are borne out by statements to be pub
lished soon by the Central Leather Com
pany, the quarter ended September %
will show the largest figures OF any sim
liar period in the company's history
These forecasts place the earnings for
common stock at more than $500, ,000 or
above 3 per cent on the common. that is,
at the rate OF better than per cent a
year
The Washington herald., 1916-10-22
To Declare steel Dividend.

United States Steel directors will meet
on October 81 to take action on dividends
and to read the report of earnings for
the third quarter. The steel trade, which
has a good idea of the effect Of the hot
weather in July and August on produc-
ton, is estimating below $50, 1000, but
wagers have been made in Wall Street
that profits will exceed ss5, 100000.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-22
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. Oct. 1--wHEATLCosod strong No
red SPOT and Octobe-. LIN NOTenbsT, Ink:
December, I7Z%: No 2 red Western, spot and
October. LIS.
CORN-ClOsed strong Spot and October, l02.
OATS-Market steady. No. Whits IS; standard
white. 5Ssa4; No. } vhtta u
The Washington herald., 1916-10-22
TRADING Limited ON
LOCAL STOCK MARKET
Vanderlip Requested to Address Dis
trict Bankers-Steel Features
New York List.

Trading was extremely limited at yes
terday's session of the Washington Stock
Exchange. Prices generally held firm.
Capital Traction sold at "a IL, Railway
common at 50, and Washington Gas at
Il 1-S. Graphaphone IS sold at 1o2 6-s, q
fractional advance,
The Washington herald., 1916-10-22
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. Oct z.-The buying power in wheat
was stronger today than on any previous day q
the week. This was fully shown becsuse Of tht
expectations that large quantities would be sold
By English holders a result Il the ordeTs issued
70 London and Liverpool houses 10 refuse buyins
nsdes for wheat at Chicsso. Instssd q cary
The Washington herald., 1916-10-22
To Retain Directorshfp.

Edmund S. Wolfe, cashier of District
National Bank, has been granted permis-
sion by the Federal Reserve Board to re-
tain his position as a director Of the
Washington Mechanics Savings Bank.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-22
vanderIip May Speak Here.

Frank A. Vanderlip. president of the
National City Bank of New York, has
been invited by the Washington Chapter.
American Institute of Banking. to address
the Junior bankers of the District in the
near future.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-22
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York, Oct n.-Thero were many chRnees IN
market features the Broad street curb last week
Two stocks. White Motor, and Castor. Williams q
ITgnore, were listed On the exchanges. but several
new issues were added TO the curb list
The Washington herald., 1916-10-22
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished By w. B. Hibs. q Co.

SALES
GrAphophone lSt g. 500 At lceS.
Capital Traction, 10 at So, S Al 81
Washington Railway commUn 3 at s.
Washington Gas. 5 at nv
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-04
The Weather.

FORECAST FOR BOISE AND VI
INITY-Unsettled and occasionally
threatening weather tonight and
Thursday. Heavy frost tonight.
DAILY Highest tempera-
ture yesterday, As; lowest temperature
this morning. "a, mean temperature
yesterday, 40.
CONDITIDNS-lJow pressure over
lies the southwest and parts of the
middle west. the point of greatest de-
preston being in southern Utah. An
other depression is shown off the Flor
ida coast. One high pressure area is
central over New England and an
other in the extreme northwest. Pre-
cipitation has occurred in Florida and
other an irregular belt reaching from
California TO middle western Canada.
Snow is falling in Montana and Sas-
katchewan. Lower temperature pre-
walls in the Rocky mountain and Pa
cific states, and higher temperature
in other sections. Unsettled weather
may be expected in Boise and its VII
cinity tonight and Thursday. with
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-04
IDAHO REGIMENT
MAKING RECORD
Has Won All of the Sham
Battles in Which it Has
Engaged.

That the Second Idaho regiment has
fought more sham battles than any
regiment on the border and won ali
of them, even recently defeating the
Twelfth United States infantry, an ac-
complishment which was a surprise to
the entire border regiments, is the re-
port brought back by f. NJ. Chaffins,
VINO was with the Standpoint company
at the front and whose term of two
years has expired and who is now on
the reserve force. Mr.. Chaffins ar
rived in Boise last night and will
spend day or two here before going
to his home.
Concerning the shooting of Captain
Wilson of Twin Falls, Mr.. Chaffins
stated that he had left Nogales at
clock Saturday and that the shoot
ing occurred at noon on Sunday. Cap
tain Wilson, he said, was well known
to the Idaho boys, being one of the
physicians of the regiment and an Of
ficer who had endeared himself to all
the men, He declared that he would
be willing to bet that 1t was hard
job to hold the Idaho bunch after the
shooting occurred
Mr. Chaffns states that the Idaho
men are having great experience on
the border, that they have been hard
ened to work, take a great pride in the
regiment and that they cannot be told
front the regulars. Boys from other
state regiments are often heard to say,
he states, when they see an Idaho man
in uniform: "That is either a regular
or a fellow from Idaho"
Most of the men on the border. he
states feel that the time is not far dis
tant when Intervention in Mexico win
be necessary. At Nogales, he says, the
Mexicans all assume a bullying atti-
tude. They do not show any reason
and he believes that if the troops were
withdrawn from the border, conditions
would be worse there than before they
arrived as the Mexicans are in a mean
mood and have a bitter feeling toward
the United States which they do not
hesitate to show, although they keep
respectable distance on their side of
| the border
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-04
NO FRAUD IN THE
HUSTON LOANS BY
THE LAND BOARD
Attorney General, in Writ
ten Opinion, Declares
There Are No Grounds for
Procedure in Case.

The state Of Idaho was not defrauded
by State Auditor Fred l.. Huston when
he secured the celebrated Huston
loans" and an action does not lie
against him on his official bond. This
is in brief the more important find
ings of Attorney General j. II. Peter
son in an opinion filed late yesterday
with the state land board in response
to its instructions to bring action
against Huston either for fraud or to
protect the state in its loan. In fact,
treating the civil aspect of the case,
the states legal advisor can see no
way by which the state auditor can
be held to account. Some time ago
the land board directed the attorney
general to act. The lengthy opinion is
the result. The state auditor secured
a $4,000 loan on his own lands in
Bonneville county and was charged
with violating the instruction of the
register in handling the warrants Hus-
ton had promised to take up the loan
thereby releasing the state, but when
the time expired to do so, said he
could not do SO. Later the land on
which the loan was made was trans
ferred in a trade for the Yeomans flats
in this city.
The attorney generals letter and
opinion to the board follows:
GREATLY PUZZLED.
II have been greatly puzzled as tc
my exact duty under the resolution OF
the land board adopted on July Is
The resolution is as follows:
BE it resolved, that the attorney
general he and he hereby is instructed
to institute an action foy the RECESSION
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-04
.lQ419rlnJ5

John Nelson has gone to Deshler.
O.. on a visit.
Mrs. S. Ward is here from Council, a
guest at the Idanha.
Mrs. G. H. Preston of Wallace is
guest at the Idanha.
II. ]. McFaul left this morning for
Cascade on a business trip.
George A. Day and daughter of Oak
ley are visiting in the city.
A. ID. Holmes OF Fond du Lac, Wis,
is new arrival in the city.
E. V. McColm of Missoula, Mont, is
a business visitor in the city.
w. b. Akers of Huntington is tran
sacting business in the city.
Mrs. a. 7. Brennan has gone to Cor
Wallis, Ore, to visit relatives.
William B. Walker of Weiser is in
the city on a short business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Gorrie of Weiser
are visiting in the city for a few days.
Lloyd f. Cox is guest at the Grand.
He came in last night from Montour.
Hugh Fenton came in from Rich
field last night and is stopping at the
Pacific.
Mrs. c. f. Mason is visiting in the
city. She arrived from Mountain Home
last night.
l.. b. Yaden of Homedale is looking
after business matters in Boise and
will be here for day or two.
Mrs. II. b. Illingsworth has gone to
Moscow to visit her daughters, who are
attending the state university.
Rev. A. Heathcote has returned from
Parma, where he supplied the pulpit
at the First Presbyterian church Sun
day.
Professor and Mrs. Paul Krause, who
have been in Boise for the past eight
weeks, left last night on their return
| trip to Cleveland, O.
+. II. Knick erbocker general superin-
tendent of the oregon Short Line, is in
the city visiting officials here This is
his first trip in Boise since being APP
pointed.
p p Price OF Parma, f. c. Rund :
strum of Emmett and R. b. Gilkerson
! of New Plymouth, all managers of
| Golden Rule stores. were here yester
! day looking over spring styles at the
head store.
| ~
watch rpnairinR Con M
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-04

Montreal, 46; New Orleans, ga; New
York, so; North Platte, 44 Oklahoma,
81; Phoenix, so; Pittsburg, "A; Poca
telo, "a; Portland, SO; St. Louis, So;
Salt Lake, "a; San Francisco, 50; Seat
tie So; Spokane, 80; Winnipeg, SO:
Washington. 81.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-04
heavy frost tonight.

LOWEST TEMPERATURE ELSE
Naturalization, "a; Buffalo, Sc; Chi
cago. S. Denver, Az: Des Moines, "a:
Galveston, "A; Havre, %; Helena, %;
Huron, So; Jacksonville, so; Kansas
city, ga: Knoxville, IS; Memphis, "a;