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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-23

PHILADELPHIA--Ca 5 per cent; time,
$685. per cent. Commercial paper, three
to four months, 5hd51s per cent; six
months, 5ia@5& per cent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-23

Land Title and Trust Company directors
were reelected at the annual meeting today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-23

The Fidelity Trust Company has under
consideration the question of Joining the
Federal Reserve system. The directors OF
the company meet Friday, when the matter
may be acted upon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-23

The Camden Safe Deposits and Trust
Company Of Camden, n. j. at a meeting
OF it's board of directors today, unanimously
decided to come into the Federal Reserve
system.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-23

BONDS Net
s5OOO CITY as 1867 gsSs OS9s 0SSs -lSs
5000 do 1888. 0S 0S Vo
500 I1lec g. Poop
Tr As .... IS 10 10 ~
1000 Equit Ill Gas
5s 1897 1OSh 1Osk - "a
1000 Key Tel LIST
5S ....... OS 98 10
301O5O Lib Bonds. 9O.SO O0'o4 VV'o@ - 'V@
500 Phila Elec
list 5s .... o1P4 e7M o1H4
5000 Reading gen
As ....... 80 % oV
1000 Spanish-Am,
Iron 6s ...10Oh lOOHA lOOA ''
1000 stand Gas e.
II 6S see. 30 99 ~ -
10000 Tn Rwys
As .,,... a3 20 90 ~
Total sales, SiiO.O5O, compared With S1e.2Oo
We sterdaN; thus far this week, Sid0'E0Oi same
period last week, Si4S,5OO.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-23
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

Total sales. S1,29T 900. compared with So, 596-
600 yesterday; thus far this week, S1I,C03 900;
same period last week, S5,7il 900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11

Rronsn, i'm SABRE 1916 96,189, ,228
aronsn, bel sinem Reingepinu bon
23,572,022 aronsn. @ntgegeH Der
allgemsinsn 2lHRdhms bate ROrtpss
gems 6anoelsflotte i'm Sabre 1915,
frog Der 9erieHtung pieler fhrsr 5ubrs
3suge, cine J3aHGbme, uHo 3pnr Don
141 600 3onnen nuf3uipsiitn. 9agss
gen DsrriHgeris it6 Der Seinmmtton'
nenaebalt i'm leBten Sabre um 1900
3onnen, begin. 129 Sffffs. gu euoe
bes Sobrss 1916 beTtono bic norlpsgis
Ite l6urbelsmarine ous 1868 Dam
pfern unb 1868 SeaelififfeH nit siHem
5onnsnaebolt pon 2,143,SO2 5unnen,
unb 152 3ampier uub 8 Wlotoridifie
pon iHsQeIammt 1896 3onnen be
fanben iih auf nprpeoiihen uno aus
pdrtilen Werftsn i'm BON. SbiDobl
Rornegen, bas aug Der Qisferung DON
Sperrpadren on @nglauo erobe pos
fite 3iebt, pGbrenD BEG lebten Sabres
ein Sie6entel isines 6lottenbeituHees
rinbiibta, haber ieiuc Iuruiergeied.
i6aiten ben Qttionaren 10 hobe 0iz
DibsnOen gu 3oblsn Osrmott, bab t9re
Qttien un Der 86rfs nit 240 big $50
notirt lper6en.
Qu6 uuf ben ameritdrifheH Berfs
ten bat pGhrsnb beg lesten Sabres re-
9e 5bGtiafsit Qeberritt; Der grobte
56eil Der bort gebuuten Bub9sugs
mar ieood fir auspGrtiee llnternsb.
mungen beitimmt. Smmer6in bnber
Tih bic @erften urIsres 2onbes =ift
oenuqenb entrpidelt, um bic Seritelung
bon 1000 b0Isernen, Don Der 8unoess
7cgierunq eepIanten Sd1ifien nit err
forberli6er Stynelligteit Oouenoen 5u
t0nnen, unb es osrlautet ieBt, bag ods
Der biefer Qlan nttt CUR Qusfii6runJ
fommen rpirn. 8pr fpeIfem Stdnbs
punt man uu6 bic Gage Der nmerituz
niIhen S6iffnbrt betrahtet, tommi
man su BEN S6luBIas, bob lie Elm:
mi: ME ieIter aiinitiqe 9elegenheit 8u
ihrsr gntfpidluna in uHeuti6ulebarer
WeiIe liberieben bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11

ger bon bem stoBen Sportsmunn gum
9ergniigen sef9oHen trorben.
Die Qorobroe mar md Dem urs
tbeiI erfdbrensr 9eute I'm Sabre 1875
nod stpa stpnnaismal 10 erpb aIs bic
Siioberbe. Sm llmtrets BON $50 Meis
len um Dliles 9Th, Montana, ansin
fOlen iid bassgsn 10000 StHd be-
funben buben, mas unsefdbr bic 5dIf.
te Der gan5en bamaligen frroberbs be-
trug. 1881 nuroe bic Rortbern pncis
fic gtienbabn Don @lsnbips nuh G,itsn
er0ffnet. S9on i'm islben Sabre fDur=
ben ouf ibr 10000 6dute beforoert,
i'm foIgsnbsn ebsrio pisi. SIN Sabre
1883 purben nod 5000 Sduts Oers
luosn; 1884 ging blOb nod cine eins
5ige ggagcnlnOlng non 1idinion III
0utota db. Sm Sabre banah fam teis
ne ein5igs Saut mshr nuf ben Diartt
un0 bic 7Feabdnbler tiinbieten o1s
geri6uinoen Der gHfFel an. Die Sab
re 1880 big 1888 gsniigten alio fii-
bic 9ertilgunq eer gloro5eroe, bic ges
raos 3ebn Sabre nad benz lIntergans
Der SiibberDe erfoIgts.
Nos III nun heui3utags pon ben
bielen U}illionsn giffeln iibrig, bic
nod Dor fini3ig Sa3rsn bic reihsn
Deibegriinoe Der grdris bep0ltsrten
Ginige tleine RubeI, bic, ipie i'm gel
fop StOne RationuIpnrt oeieBlit ges
itont uno pon Staatspegen gebegt
reroen! 90 baben bic 5dger nit Dem
Rsiftbum qetpiiItet, ben Die Ratur BEN
9anbe nls etns Tsiner eigendrtigIten
Sieroen Dsrlisbsn bate.
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gerfGnbt:

Rinboieb. - Der Ulqrtt tur
}isiiterjortsn mar beute rubia uHO
bic preife itetis. Gute Mil9tibs ina
rsn in gsaAfrass, bic anOeren lans'
lam.
Uaitlere nnb IhDere Stiere $3.50
lilo; Glsif6er sti.re 5000.
90; auserIeiens bis srtrd $1O.25--
11.15, 6eifers $7.5O-9.75; auserlss
isne bis ertra $1O.0O-1O.75; Sibs
$675-S.50; uuserlsiene biz eriru
S8.75-9.25; Gamers $5.50-6.50;
Wlil6fii6e $50.00--125.00; Stoders
unb Jesbers $3.50 $50.
9ullsm Die 3ufubr pdr
aud bsute pisOsr it9r gerins, biz
Rahfrase gut uno Der Rartt itart.
Gette 9ullen S9.75-10!0O; BoIOgs
ne $8.5O-9.75; magere uno lei9tc
$6.50-S.00.
AGlbtr. Die 3uiubr mar
sismli9 srob uno bic prsiie ftetis.
Bette lei9ie 5taltsr $12.25-12.50.
fair Bis CUTE $11.O0-13.O0; orbinare
unb sroBs $7.00-10.50.
g nneint. - Der Wldrtt pdr
bsHts Itari unb bic preiie ftieaen I'm
25c per 100 Piuno. 5dft allie irl
Wartis befinoIi@eu S9peins iunber
Gbndbmt.
ausssiudte sbtUer.. go pfunh
unb aufpdrts S15.9O-16.O0; gut:
Bic auserlsiens gsrpadungss uHo
Jleiidsrforitn $l5.85-15.9O; mitt'
Ter. S15.25-15.75; Ieihte 8erionota
iOtten, 120 biz $50 gfunD, $13.75-
14.25; eJrtel. 10 pfunO unO burun-
ter $8.50-12.25; orOinGr. BIZ uus'
srldsne fdpers f.tts SGu. $500
1890; Stags $8.00-12.50.
g adfe unb 6 am mtr. -
Oi. 3ufubr mar gsriHs UNI bic preiit
fIr S6ak itetig, Jriibabrs admmel
abtr ipnreu i1tpat.
S6dfe, auserIsisne Bis EXTRA $9.2s
$50; CUTE Biz auserIsi.ne $3.50
9.25; oobindr. Bis fair $7.00-8.Ooi
unssIdoreHe Stafs $S.O0-11.5O. =
sGmmer, auserIeisHs bis ertra $13.0
-13.25; CUTE big duserIeisns $12.5C
1900; prbindre biz fair $500
1900; Griihabrs sGdmmey $14.W-
1900.
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SslIbsSda4ribtea.
gSrtftaa. IL. glai.

y " L. -~NN''
O6erbal6 Cincinnati fteigt oel
5luB stpas, 70 aud BEL bleiigst
Stabt, po esrielbs seitern 4bsno et
nen WoFeritunb pon 1876 SUP bate.
Die folgsnosn Sepei6en trafeH se'
itenr bier elm:
Pifsburs, Pu.-5.7 JuB, fdnt.
gD6esling, 20. ga. -1O.4 SUB, ifeigI.
partersburs, 81. 9a.-1O.2 SUB.
aandipba Sails, 80 .9d.-4.9 CUB.
gburltitOn, 20. @a.-8.4 SUB.
pOrtsmOntb, ObiO-12.5 SUB, ftsigt
gouis5ills, ab-9.O SUE, fdat.
@uonspille, 5nb.-12.8 SUB, fdGt.
NaiFbills, 5snn.-9.3 Jub, fGGt.
Chattanooga, 3enn.-9o 5ub, fdat
euirO, Sa.-32.5 SUB fGlt.
Nempbis, 5enH. .-25.6 SUE, iteigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11

RippsiT.iten. - Tir Suli 5000
20.7O, am S6lub $20.e5; fir Sep'
t.mber $20.80--2087, am SHluB
5000.
Butter. = Widrtt unDerdnnert.
gier. - Wartt uirbetdnbert.
aartoffsln. - Wlartt perdnoerlIh;
Sbabo, Colorado Oregon unb gpnlb'
ington $2.75-2.S5; 8tsconfin uno
Midigan $2.60-2.65.
8sFliigsI. - 2sbenbes. wiartt uns
berdnbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-11
g bieago, 10. Tat.

S9peine. - 3ufubr 1900. -
Warti tart; 15c ii6er BEN geftriseR
yreiie; Buff $l5.S0-16.05; lei4ts
$1485-16.00; gemtitte $15.@-
1910; joiner. S15.45-16.45; raubc
$15.45-15.65; Gsrtsl $10-25-1o.'
AZ.
Rinbbieh. = 3ufubr 5000. ytarti
tsh; ginhsimii5e Beef Stiere $9.4O
--I3.70; !StOtns unb 5sDsrs $40,
--1o.35; Giibs unb 6eisrs $685. =
11.eo; fdlbsy $9.50-14OJ.
Shafe. 3ufu9r 5000. glarii
Fart; Wsthsys 11.75-1440; Gps
s11o0-146O; admmsr s14.5o-
1855.
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eyrIs, s,ubs aus Wstisu in as. psti

esidSItsyap,su sursen ~ ~ -sS
bisis iiiri Betiel suf 9onosn psr.H iis.
iis Sar eO Tag. SAFE. Commercial
Bits, 80 Rage, t47Iz, eibt t4.7o5t; &a.
bel sHDsiiunsen $A7sk. 5rsnes Sidi
6.T2, aabd I7i Bart. feiRs Gnsiirua'
gtn, Rrsneu. feline luoitrunaen, Sire Stdt
Iss1l. kabtl7.s6t5, Ruba oiti 274 fabd
57k. eaber'barren 74AS &sF'isntlAs
Soasrs S7ke.
ft.-Gsr Rarft mar beuie
hoIinunasuoHer uns bic yreiit itiegen. in
pprieyter etunse mar ber Warit bsion'
nsrs Eat.
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metan sWParst.
Rem gort. 10. ytai.

Rem Yort, 10. wtat.
Rupisr. - Uaarit f.ft
gleeirolptit. - Wartt uub Jtpeti.S Z
QAartal $3l00-S3Oo; erittes
Auartal uHO ipdtsrs abIiefsruHg
S2S.00-30.00.
Giien. - gldrtt feit; Ro. / Ror
f6.ru $44.5O 45.O0; Ro. 2 S44.oJ
-445O: go. l Soutbern $4,000 =
41.oO: go. 2 S39.50-4000.
3mn. Rarit fart S63.oO-
65.0).
gIei. - Dtartt TART, 10ic.
EpeIttr. - Warit rubis.
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GbttaeO, 10. Utui.

Y nted 10. VldI.
@ebeu. Jiir Tai $3.08-3.15,
am Sdlub $3l5; fir 5uli 81. .403 -
2.4s4, am Sa.ub $247A; fur Seps
tember $2.O2A-2 -2.09t. am SdIuB
'$20s1.
DelI6ioru. - 5iir SuIi $1.46t-
1.4sa, am S6.ub $1.4Ss. fir Seps
t.mber $1.S7!-l3ss. am StlnB
$1.39.
Soisr. - 6ir SuIi 64s-65sc. am
S9IuB 651c; iiir eSptember 55t-
56i, am SdIub 56be.
Rressn. - Wlarti nominal.
gtrfte. - S1.25-L65.
Simptbp. - S5.00-7.5O.
Slte. = $500.
qurt. - sir Tai 1856; fir
Suii $3S..3O-3a.S5. ON SdIu3
$3S.S5.
G6muls. - Jir SuIi $22.95-
2245 am S4lnb $22.35; fir Sep
TIMBER $22.52-22.62. an S4lu ,
s22.52.
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Gintinnati. 10. Wai.

ginctnndtr, ~. Dtai.
Di. na9fOlstnbsu Quotirunssu bs'
sieben iid nur auf engros Trans
aitiunen. g,i sIeinerr Geiddftsn
iperbtu etipas b5Rre preif. btrs4nst.
probifionen.
SdmaIa prima Steam
22.3o-22.50; JaniIp 23h-24c.
2rodeugei lSenes ) lslt a..
- Short dear Ssiten 22a-22ae;
ertra IbSrt clear Seiten 22-22te;
iur3e Rippsni.iten 21a-214c; Bellies
24a 25ac per plumb.
@erGu6trtes Gleii4.
Gbort clear Ssiien 24i-25e; .rtra
ibcri clear Geiisn 24h Csc; iur5t
Rippsnieiien 24-24se; Bellies 26s
-27ae per pfuno.
6usar Gureb Gfsifd. =
S4inten 27-27ac; picnie S4altern
21a Pc; greatfajt Baton 81
35c; S6nIt,rn in pddeteu 22A-23c;
S6nliern. Reu gort Gut, 23-23ao
trodens gesI S4ultern 35-36e per
pfunb.
Glbetpoteftes Gtstid.
S6inttn 24--24sc; ptrnit Sdul'
tern 1sa -19e; Bellies 2S-28ac;
S9ult.rn 20t-21e; S8nIiern, Rem
gori Gut 21-211c per pfunb.
1rifdts6Ieifh d.. - S9inter
lpI. 24k-25tc; picnic S4ultur
1916; S9uli,rn 21-21tt; tur3s
Rippsni,itsn 21-214e; fbOrt clear
RippsnI,itm 21-21sc; sttra f5ori
cellar Rippenieiten 21-21he; Isi9i:
Bellies 32f-33c; i9pere Bellies 80
-30Ae.
WebI unb 9streibs
Webl. - Minter gJaieHt $14.76
--15.25; Dini,r fanep Sl4.25-14.'
rs; Dinttr fdmilp $13.75-14.25i
Durter trtra S12.75-13.25; Dinsel
orbtndr.r $1225-12.75; 9artei
Deisen paient $14.75-1525; 5ar'
tssDeissn fanes $14.oo-14.50; 9ar'
tss Deiasn familp S13.25-13.75;
Roesen, Rortbueftern, semli9tes
$10.25-10.50; Rpgeen, gitp, reinss
S10.05-10.75; Roestn, Gitp, ge'
miidtss $1050-10.75.
Deissn. - go. 2 rotbsr Dinte,
$3.20-3.32; SO. 3 DO. S318-3s
%; go. 4 DO. $2.9o-3.10.
Delidtoru. - SO. 2 tpeibss
s17o-1.71; RO. 8 DO. $40; &c.
a bo. $1.68-17o; go. 8 DO. $1.65--
L67; SO. 8 DO. $L63-1.65; Ro. 2
$1.65a-Le6; RO. 8 DO. $1.65-1.,
o5a; Ro. a DO. S1.64-1.65; so. 8
DO. 1.62-l.64; RO. 6 DO. $1.6o-
1.62. - go. 2 semiibtss S1.65A-1.s
66; so. 3 DO. $1.65-L.65t; RO. 4
DO. $1.64-1.65; Ro. 8 DO. $l62--
1.64; Ro. 6 DO. $1.60-1.62. - Wei'
bss aplben!urn $1.68-1.70; stlbes
aoIbsniOrn S1.69-1.70; gemii9tes
GpIben;orn S1.66-1.6S.
SAFER. - Ro. 2 ipelBsr 72A-
73e; Stanbarb frsiber 72-72at; Ro.
8 ipsiber 71h-72c; go. a psibsr 70
Tie; 30. 2 gsnii6ter 21tt; go. 3
ssmif9.er .iubeimiidTr Tic; no. 4
semiidtsr 69-70c.
Noggen. Qp. 2 S2.10-212;
Ro. 3 DO. $2.07-2.09; SO. 4 DO. ST.
$500.
mttBtsr.
@srtuaft purben 800 gbls. Die
itilns Jiniibsb 6ooos aui Der gafis
81 go per @aIIone.
Groeertse.
Raffee. Japa N-32t; Waos
aa 27a 30t; Guatemala fanep 1Sae;
DO. gutter 17ae.
Qts eaufsS
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~ - -
nirtsr Gut aoaf S10.55; pOpbsreo
$9.15; gubts 5000; sranulVter
$500; gOnfsetionsr ~" $3.50;
Off "a S8.6o-s.70; tpeibsr utra
$s.4o-S.50; ertra e" $3.50 per
bunbert pfunb.
RoIoffes. - Warit itstis. -
glsp Orleans Open RettsI 50-65e; ;
Centrifugal 80 Az per gallcne.
REFS. - grtra fancp 6tab 81
SIC; fancp 7k-8c; ieecub 5eao
6s-7t; s.brO4tner 7a-se; Sapou
74-7ae; Blue 9fpfe St-8se per
Plumb.
Saitss probutte.
Butter. - Martt 5ismliA lebs
bdfi, g3reie fer. - mboltmili tttrd
42e; Gentralis.b extra 39st; Gtniroli.
sep firits 36e: isroubs 33e; Sanep
Dnire 33c; pdding Stcd 23-2Sc.
adis. - Wartt astis; Osio 25e;
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Oiebmarff.

Cincinnati. 10. Rai.
3uFu6r uno 0erTan6t fir bic b,r'
floFnssn "a Stunben, oersli9en nit
ben porbsrssnbsnbsu brsi 2ageH pa'
rtn ME fOIst:
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Steueridraube bel Serrn SreSgt
ange8OgeH.

Ger groBe grobibitionsbolo Sebd'
itian aresge, Sallptiubaber Der SreS.
ae' ifpn : uno 10 Gents Saoeu, ele
iiber oa$ gau5e Ganb 8eritreiit lieger
bate in Detroit, Ytid., ieit elnigen
2yatren Staotiteuern be5ablt auf per
i6nlitss @ieenthlim I'M @ertbe oen
$4,000. Syn oieiem Gsobre lpiro er
,Stucrn besablen uuiiseu oilI perlol.
Iites gigenthum i'm g9ertbe bon $5,'
100000, oenn ieine Petition an DE
,agoaro Of &eoietp" (Steuer.ReUt.
iicnsbeb0rbe) auf Reouftion ieiner
Steuern mf perionlides @igcnibnIH
uuroe BON oieier 9ehoroe abgerUieien
uno Serru aresge Itebt nun Der 0e-
ridtssueg oiien, lin Die @rtithetenng
oe, M1itgIieeer oieier 9ebCroe iibcr
oen Saufsn 5u iperfcn.
Ter 8ertb Der aftien Der Rresee
50 miro NIT $12,OO0,000 eingc.
idsigt uno Serr Sresge beIist etTra
,3rpeiorittel Der @lutbeillhelue Der
5irma; er bat gelteno eemaalt, oaB
uleIe 9Iftien pon Der Staot utft be.
'teuerbor ieien, cbeleih oas Stadts-
Ieics msoriidlih beiagt, baB aftie1
ron alien GjeIdUfteu, Die I'M Staate
SanOcI treiben, nit 9u8nabme lol'
.ier bon gtatiounl Altanteu, iteuec-
pflidtia iin6 lmo auf 6ieies (1eies
,tiitteu iih eie WttteIieoer Der &eut'
fionsbeboroe.
g(IIeiior @}llitau gIIbreft, Der IN
jteiem Sabre oeu GeutraloiItritt Der
Statt Detroit inter lelHer ScupoI.
tuna rat, hatte Den Steuerperth beg
peri0nIihen GigentbuHs hes befauu'
ten @diieriduatifers uno grcBer Sir.
benlidtes, Sebdittan Sresge, ncn
$4,000 mi $4,000 erboht urtO
cuf Die StcuerIiite neieBt uno oieie
Grb6buma mar oOn oeu @iitalieNeru
ser itoatliheu Steuerbeboroe ancr'
tannt noroeu troe oes 4SroteItes eeS
10 hoh beiteuerteu oarmen" Y|ornes.
Ncrr Src99e mar etner Der
Sanutf0roercr ocr @epeauRa eer
.9ulu" Suneop, nod Ictroit foIr'
men su laiicu, uno nGhreno ieiueS
Gorticins lebtc Sunoao nit ieiHcd
@eiolge hsrrIidl mn in ErclloeH III
Der palaitabnIicbcn @ohUma Grcs'
oe's an ocr &sooorparh gloeuuc mo
Bolton Souleoaro.
Rcd, Der Steucrrdte non St4 pcr
$1,000 Stcuernertb berednet. uiIBtc
arcSae in 0icicm ,Sahre cHitctt $40
Stootiteneru iold,e I'M Setragc non
$4,000 ciItridfcn
Sine aGs nRdtiondl
Safetp @ouueil" betdnnte Der
einiauug pom $500 @robuRternebz
merr leste tir3lid ~ibre" 100000
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Mastpartise Wdrfte.

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MEMS DEPARTMENT

Mems s9c Night Robes in outing flannel.
Pink and blue stripes. Good length all
sizes, Special Price 69c each
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-01-12
PRIZES AWARDED

Blackfoot merchants will be thoro.
ly analyzed in the next issue of The
Republican blythe publication of let
ters from meIsand women who have
dealt with them and written their
impressions. The statements of some
of these writer's will be worth great
deal of money to the business men If
they will but take them home to
themselves and put the suggestions
into practice among their employees.
"As the manager acts, so do the
clerks" and managers have need to
analyze themselves and face the
simple facts about their activities in
business. Some old systems and old
concerns are under the observation
of keen-thinking public, and cannot
fail ito reap what they SOW.
Our checks go out to the winners
this morning, and some Of the letters
will be published next week. The
names of the winners are withheld
in this contest so that the personal
element will not be revealed when
the letters are published.
The next writer's contest will
touch upon the business Of the coun-
ty from a different angle. See an
nouncement later.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-01-12
Republican
DEATH OF WILLIAM HOWARD

William Howard, former resident
OF Wapello, died at his home at Chico
California on Monday evening, jan
uary 8. He had been failing rapidly
for couple of years, but death came
very Unexpectedly at the close. Mr..
Howard moved with his family from
California to Idaho in 1890 and liv-
ed at Wapello, in what was known
as California neighborhood, until a
few years ago when he returned to
the old home. He is survived by his
wife, one daughter, and four sons.
The daughter, Mrs. w. D. Trego, lives
at Gleichen, Alberta, Harry at Chico,
California and the other three, Eras-
tus, Jess and Lester at Wapello, Ida.
All of the sons have gone to Chico
to attend the funeral. Mr.. Howard
is a brother of Mrs. Whitten, who
with Mr.. Whitten, left Sunday for
California not knowing that Mr..
Howard was dangerously ill. They
went by way of Talent, Oregon,
where their son Louvill is living.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-01-12
FIRST PAYS
THE NATIONAL GUARDSMEN
b. Harvey Alfred Speaker; Ernest
L. Parker Takes Reigns in
Senate.

The Fourteenth Idaho legislature
opened session Monday in the senate
chamber and hall Of representatives
The first official act of the two bod
les was to authorize payment OF
$7,333.50 to the Idaho national
guardsmen now in barracks in Boise.
Lieutenant Governor, Ernest L.
Parker presides in the senate.
The election of B. Harvey Alfred
to the speakership of the house was
brief and business-like. Represen-
tative Moody made the nomination in
few but forceful words. Represen-
tative Young of Ada county nominat-
ed Representative D. R. Hubbard.
The vote was on straight party is
sue, 36 to 29. Speaker Alfred ad-
dressed the house shortly and re-
ceived enthusiastic applause.
II am not under obligations to any
man, or clique on the face of the
EARTH" declared Mr.. Alfred, "The
only obligations / have are to my God
to my fellow men and to Democracy.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-01-12
ONE DEAD, ONE SLASHED
IN QUARREL AT DANCE

At the close of the Saturday night
dance at Berenice, Jefferson county
four men fell into jangle which re.
suited in the death of one, the
wounding of another and arrest of
a third. James Smell was killed out
right by three or four revolver bull
lets, and Ralph Swain badly cut up
with knife. A man called Red"
escaped unhurt, and John Wallace,
the slayer, is in the custody of sher-
iff Newton Adams.
According to reports from Bere-
nice, John Wallace was not the ag-
gressor, but having found his saddle
horse turned loose, threatened to
punish the fellow who did 1t. The
three men made for him together
but he cut his way thru them with
his knife, wounding Swain. Securing
a sixshooter he met them again and
as they still came at him he killed
Smell. His acquaintances say that
Wallace has always been peacefully
inclined, never brawling, but that he
is from Tennessee and of hot southern
blood when aroused. The men were
all sheep herders, Wallace in the
employ of Frank Stevens, and the
others working for Mr.. Ireland.
Bootleg whiskey is said to have
been a factor in the trouble. Wal
lace phoned sheriff Adams Immediate
ly after the killing and placed him
self in his custody. The sheriff, cor
oner and prosecuting attorney of
Jefferson county passed thru Black
foot Tuesday with the prisoner to
hold preliminary hearing and in
quest at Berenice.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-01-12
BLACKFooT,
NEW COUNTY OFFICIALS
TAKE OATH OF OFFICE

Monday morning the new county
officers took the oath of office by
Clerk Fisher administering the Off
cial oath to the commissioners, F. T.
Halverson, w. G. Sollenberger and
Wilford Christensen. On motion of
Mr.. Christensen, seconded by Mr.. Sol
lenberger, Mr.. Halverson was made
chairman of the board, and he ad-
ministered the oath to the others.
The list follows:
Sheriff, A. H. Simmons; deputies,
Charlie Thompson and T. E. Ander-
son.
Assessor, E. T. Malcolm; deputy,
Lawrence Thorstenberg.
County Attorney, r. w. Adair.
School Superintendent, Grace Faul-
coner.
Probate Judge, Jas. E. Good.
Deputy Recorder, Willard Dance,
Coroner, e. T. Peck.
Treasurer, H. A. Benson.
Surveyor, James Young.
Fremont Kutnewsky, the reporter
for the Republican office dropped in
and took a good look at the new
board and went out. In a little
while he returned and tackled up a
cartoon of the trio. They looked
somewhat shocked when they saw it,
but soon recovered and joined the
crowd in pointing out the points of
likeness The instrument was tackled
up on the wall and caused much
merriment. Later on, some member
of the retiring board said the old
board had been sighted by the car
toonist. whereupon Editor Trego step
ped to the phone and in few min
utes Mr.. Kutnewsky appeared with a
big sheet of cardboard and challeng-