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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03

Goodbye, sore feet 5aH's
swollen feet, tender teeli lll'' Y; v;
Goodbye, corns, caII0i'i' .i,G,', W
and raw spots. No more shof vi X,
no more limping with PAN lll = !, v. I, /.
up your face in agony, !. II r.
ieaI, acts right off "Ia lG'I9 s,'I'
all The poisonous eza9aii9IS ,n.. II W .ri' I \
up the feet. Use aII! a91,,i Fl "A Il
smaller shoes. Use "Ill sl,,' VI II
yonr foot misery. Ah' hos -
YOUR feet feel. ,,.75a mI
Get a 25 cent box t.l.,,ast o. /, Il
anv druggist Or dola,Il'i' aal \
b, Don I suffer. Have so9in ,2i ,atIu NJ y
feet. Sei, feet that never 'EeII. Y, w NJ n
never itVe get tired. A y9a, ,.i,li,I H. Il
guaranteed or money I'i'l''s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03
parliamentary practice.

Ihe chostophiIians presented the fol.
lo"'ng military program: "Letters
from the Front" Paul Doney. "Mo-
G'llzation Of willamette" Henry
SpleSs. An entertainment by Legg
l no't Comedy company. In the debate
Chittici won over Narstcrs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03

Germany and Austria on all questions
of peace scmi.official statement re.
cciycd from Vienna today asserted,
The Austrian cabinet was said to in
sist that both monarchies must "hold
together to the end, otherwise no good
could accrue to either power in the
future.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03
Tanker Sun Sunk

Philadelphia, Pa, May 3.-Thc big
tanker sun was torpcdoed and sunk in
the Mediterranean, according to advic.
es received here today by the Sun Oil
company, owners, from its London
agency. The crew is reported as saved.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03
DOING ONES BIT

How gladly would do my bit, if but had
the chance! How jOyfuIly I'd go and hit a
Prussian with lance! But have spavins
on my knees, ringbone on my wrist, and I
have foot and mouth disease, and so can't
enlist A lot of us must stay at home, too
lame to seek the front, too old to sail across
the foam and do a3warlike stunt. And vet
we need not throw a fit, or grumble day and
night, for we can surely do our bit, although
we cannot fight. cannot make the Ger
mans dle, or sink their submarines, but |
can help the food supply by raising fields
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03

The Eddyvine pool Of 1917 mobair
was offered for sale Tuesday, aud the
only bid was for 81 | . cents. This was
refused, the lot being held Tor 20 cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03
270 Lives Lost

London, May 3-The transport Ar
cadlan was sunk in the Mediterranean
April 10, with loss Of 279 lives. ac,
c,ording to an admiralty statement to.
day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03

General ObregOn in many respects the abest of living
Mexcans, has resigned from the Cananza cabinet Civ
ing poor health the This may be correct but
generally when big Mexican quits his leader is for the
purpose of becoming leader himself through the only
means known to Mexican that of revolution Perhaps
the next revolution will bear Obregons name.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03

The heirs Of George 7. Hdss,I
Oregon City, have brought M n,
his widow, who is also sdnhitnlsSs'
the estate, for an accounfprl,r,a
Of gold supposed to be word N
which il is alleged she has iian
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03

If Germany keep up her work of destruction when
the war finally ends she will continue to go hungry for
there will be ships in which to send her starving peo
pie food
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03

new hm with an AK but help to make things 90 by
p{hg up my TAX And can make the kind of spiel that
lled up with martial fire. And can set EXAMPLES here
ana more examples there by hootng down ali talk Of
+ear, & all dlrges of despair Fen though my ailments
MAKE Sc me SIT supney all the day, methinks still can do
my bit, and figure in the fray.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03

AS hubby digs into the back lot these mornings while
wiley points out just what she wants DONE he realizes in
full the meaning of that business three days grace
principally because he feels he is not getting them
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03

Villa has not been heard from or of for several weeks
Looks like he must have been killed again. or at least
taken another wife
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03

It is said the greatest habut banks in the world are
off the Oregon coast Of course where else should they
be? It's up to Oregon to see they properly harvested
in order to help out the food supply. We should gather
in the fish before the kaiser sends submarine after the
crop.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03

- A. o. Hunter. prominent citi,., a
hend' died Tuesday nigh, nj Ds,a.,, -t" "
s'.i,. MiSn.' as a result Of blood POISONING
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03

At recent meeting of the executive
committee of The board of trustees n
resolution was adopted contrary to the
student body's action Of raisino flo
fee from $3.50 to $5 per semester
After the roll call answered Inv
Jokes the Websterian society cniovcd d
three number program "Pessimistic
Pests' was a -pessimistic discourse
BY Arlie Walker. "The Making of tho
Professions" was quasi-philosophical
talk by Sam R. King. Grafton Webb
gave an exposition OF the United States
steel industry. Leetle Sparks conducted
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03

Eugene reports but one arrest f,,
1oA'Satlon 1'. , during the three mor,b. ,t- NJ
uty Ia" has been in force Dur;s,. u. me
same period when the neipbbor,sa ,..,. ,ne
OF Springfield was Wet ma ~. Town
good there were 63 such arrest. ''"''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03

Little Cuba is doing her part right manfuy Her lat
est act to get busy repairing the German ships she
seized that were nened in her harbors and preparing
allies While contributing her mite she shows she too has
learned from the United States the real meaning of
liberty
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03
STATE NEWS IN BRIEF
= = x y = *# # s. q 8 q,

Eugene reports but one o.....
toNicaiion during the three ~ ~, iO' 90
Wy IA" mas been in force. D,r;na ,t NJ
s se'.s period " hen the ncighborips ,.,.. u"
OF Springfield was wet ma tsas ss Vow, ,oN'
good there were SO such arrest. ''"'
~ a w. hunter. a prominent citis.,.
hend, died Tuesday night a., nm nm ~
Mieh'' as result Of blood noison;,.l
tollo"tng an operation.
Rosehurg cleaned up Pu,,l,,
tloparetory measure ror her biz Str,v'
May day brought unusual weotb,r b..
Baker. The day dawncd MIN I,i.t' I,' No.
sunshine, but snow storm st,,,,l guy ~.
hour or two later, aud was bosy into,' ~"
mittcntly all day. '"''''
Cove expects to have chocsc f..,,.,.
running soon under the management a.
Il Tillamook man. VI
j. W. Cox, aged - aud for MANI,
years a resident OF Kingsley W,y,a
county, died Sunday night at his homo
While crossing the North run,ro
river at n point about two miles ab6,o
Winchester Tuesday evening Narri.sc
Getvais, aged about 90 years. was
plunged into the chilling waters mon
the overturniug Of boat and WAS
drowned. Steven Short. another occu.
pant of the boat, reached the shore
safely.
Benton county will nave no official
county fair this year for the reason that
the fair grounds will he plowed up and
planted to food products in an effort to
help the shortage,
Measles have been playing havoc with
the attendance of the Oregon CITY
schools during the past two weeks
About 60 cases have so far dovelopca
among the students and many children
who are not of school age are also af
flicted with the disease.
The catches Of salmon made hv gill
nettcrs Of Astoria on the opening day
of the season, while not exceptionally
large were most satisfactory. A few
deliveries Of as high as 500 pounds were
made, and the average was about pool
pounds to the boat. This at the ruling
high price Of 10 cents per pound nettcd
the men good returns for the days
work.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03

hosehnrg cleaned up TUESDAY n. j..
berry festival. s '''""-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03
aABE IN PERFECT ACCORD

Perfect agreement exists between
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03

j. 4 x x 4 4 4 4 y x y !. sE = = x
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03

May day brought unu,uol ,,o,.t.-
Baker. The day dawncd MIN 'n,t I,i.t' 10
sunshine but snow storm started n,
hoar or two later, aud was busy ntcr.
mittcutly all day. ' '''''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03
OPEN FORUM
sALEM's OFFICIAL FLOWER

Z < < !. Z < = Z Z < Z 8 < = &
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03

Cove expects to have a choose fsctorv
running soon under the mauao,r,.,. -
Il Tillamook man. VI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03

Benton county will nave no official
county fair this year for the reason that
the fair grounds will be plowcd up and
planted to food products in an effort to
help the shortage,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-29

good many Democrats favor them and
have offered bills carrying them into
effect. but as long az the President
does not pronounce them Democratic
'hcN arc open TO appropriation by the
new element II the Republican party.
In chamDi"ninI rompulsory arbitra.
ton FOR all transportation disputes.
these Republicans proceed So,ncwho I
further than does Tie Democratic
Partnership. The most the President
ana has associates contend for in this.
direction is enforced delay nnd inyc.,
iirati"n hcf"r" strikes may he legally.
ordered compulsory military training
is not Il Democratic tenet, though the
only serious bill now pending ON the
subject was fa,hcrcd by Il Democratic.
chairman Of the Senate Military Affair.
committcc
The remainder "f the program is as
much the property or ono party as II,
IS of tho other. All hands shout foi
preparedness in the abstract. but balk
At preparedness when il becomes too
concrete. They all agree that II budget
system is unassailabie. but let /, 20
a, that. The party that is in MI
nori,y never fails To inycigh against
pork" in river. harbor and public
becomes the majority. t, brings out
and passes pork appropriations.
The real Significance OF the ultra
progressive move in Washington Is to
he found. however. in the fact tina,
It's sponsors arc tired OF defeat and
that they realize that they cannot win
the next presidential fight unless the
old party reforms. Some OF them arc
80 iit. 10 ,t,I
ton publicly. fake the case Of Rep
Gently declared that ain spite Of Demo-
cratic Incompetence. the people Will re,
tain ,hcm ia power II NC turn our
backs on liberal lcrislation"
over III New York, the same senti
men; "as recently expressed by Mir
Perkins and his followers. who served
motto" unon the Old Guard that new
aud progressive leadership mus, De
found. as" the coming four years Of
Democratic rule would De followed bv
four more years OF it.
The revolt against the rcactiouar.
leadership OF the House. a. represented
in Mann. fordncy ana others. is echoed
even now In similar revolt in the
Senate against c;alliueer. Penrose ana
their associates The latter has no,
me point tina, characterizes the Ilous.
division. for the reason tina, Republic
cans stili cAp"c, to control The latter
body In the neN' Congress. They may
b" disappointed in this Il is true. stlr
hcy have hope
Hut IL j. not am easy thing 10 an.
morse the old Guard Tho despcrate
rght 30 do this four years ago failed.
no, 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-29
RAILROADS TO SAY WHEN
TRACKS WILL BE REMOVED
tsr Of B-iNid~rr and Other streets by
Trains Before street Committee
To- Night.

Representatives Of III. EicininnI
fredericksburg AMI Potomac and III"
Richmond and Petersburg Connection
'"ntphny viii. II is expected. state Tho
position Of The two roads MS 10 tl,,
abandonment or encouragement OF In.
trucks along l:road I!clvidcrc and 9th
or streets. 50 as To eliminate grade
crossings bcfor" the Council Commit.
Toe on streets. which fuc"tS at ,,'clncl<
Tonight
w - Duke. assistant TO The prcsi.
dent ana Eppa iIunt"n. IN general
counsel OF the Richmond. fi"Icricls-
burg and Iot"n:," hallway. ana Jordan
i.cakc. president Of the connection cor,
PAM were present AT the last meeting
of til" Street Committee but tho u,,,,
ter was not gone into. and il was mad.
"a special order Of business for 10.
nights meeting
ON February Is. 1918. n resolution
passed by both branches Of tho Conn.
ell. was approved by the Mayor. Iii
rccting tho city ATTORNEY Ia ins,i,u,c
proceedings To compel Il encouragement
OF tho tracks which ar" tn" cause az
grade crossings. This Is aimed direct
~ az the connection company. There
~ second measure which TX designed
TO prohibit tho Richmond. F=cdcriclls-
ourS ana Potomac from using steam
theihcs IN moving trains between Elba
ana Byrd Street stations.
As 10 the Richmond. I'rcdcrIcksburr
IN" iotomhc. an agreement lis cNpcct-
III To bc reached without dinicultv as
NAT ROAD Is now engaged IN prcliinin-
'rH Work for tho building "f it's now
passenger station ia the West End
When completed, this VIII eliminate
he necessity Of using tho tracks Of tho
Connection company down to Byrd
street What the plans OF III" latter
company viii be when the Richmond
fredericksburg aud Potomac abandon.
the use Of the tracks, which II move
leases. IL no, known.
The Gint"r Park Barton IIcights-liuil
street rr,outinc ordinance" may cone
AZ FOR further hearing Tho two fac
lions hay" narrowed tn" night nos 10
chat portion of the measure which pro-
'ides for the removal 81 the Richmond
and lienMcO Railway trucks along Du-
val and Baker streets aud Brook Ave.
huc. ~ tho Last meeting ri tho com
mittec. tn" tWc sides Yer" Instructed
20 Golfer. with view OF reaching some
agreement. II they hav. h.on success
full in this II is likely that the COM
mite" Will be ready to 10 into the
matter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-29
Baltimore Booze
Magnet for Negroes
Labor Agency IIducrtises Its
"Wet' Condition as CHIEF i'd
uantage Of Residence.

Baltimore. Il h"Spi,ahlc city enough.
ono which always extends II welcoming
hand t. the honest workincmun is
just NOW being "vcrrun 10y Virginia
ncrr"cs. number of whom. accord
inc /" a dispatch received in Rich-
m"nd. ;rd their WAY {" the Police
Court AMI IL jail.
Baltimore has become the Mecca of
those VIII" have long since become
wcaricd with an enforced drought. and
there is a ready response 10 the adj
refreshments in the public press which
speak alluringly Of reduced railroad
"a ,S. steady work at remuncrative
wages. and above All. OF the pleasant
Tact that baltimore is wet. an oasis
i'll an arid land.
The Baltimore police. alarmed and
puzzled az the large influx Of alien
negroes. have begun an investigation
10 discover why that city is regarded
"a 50 select - spot what its attractions
are for the col"rcd visitor and Why he
appears to hc content to hide Il Voc.
card collection is being made in
The police stations and ii develops that
most of tn" Virginia negroes have in
their possession cards telling them Of
tn" advantages Of Maryland. practi-
"ally urging them to go whore hooze
may he had. and describing the places
particularly SparrowS Point where
th"E can get steady employment
II is through this medium. the dis
patch from Baltimore relates. that
many OF the negroes looked upon as
bad men, who h..v. no real dcsir. to
work and who in their native hauntS
are Il burden ." the public. are Steorcd
10 Baltimore.
some of the cards found ON tho inn
prlSonod negroes arc from = Richmond
concern. which adv"rtiscs the fact tina,
timorc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-29
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

Automobile show. Rich snuud
Ern.>' trniory, ~ =. VI to o.. mid-
night.
'ounrti Committee ON Finance.
city Iinlt, - U'ci0ck
Council Committee on streets city
Hall. O'Clock.
trndrmy-D. ". triilith'S "Intol-
rrnnrc": matinee. ::i5; night. S:i3.
Strand-"IInus un,l Fritz $40.
i.Sric-Populnr NuuIr,iiir; matt
reg. =: night. 1:::O aud -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-29
tI"srd Hccnusc Of McusIc.

Special to The Times DispatchI
lfNCHEtRG. VA. January 2S-rhc
NUM- schools at E"onshoro and MI
''!I"hd, Bedford County. hav" been
closed on account Of cpjd"mirS OF
measles In the community from which
thcN draw
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-29

,sty banks ii was decided To- shorten
the hours for banking business The
change viii become cTcctjv" "u Feb
ruary -. when the banking hours viii
br from " NJ /" i NJ instead
of =. NJ. a. NOW. uu saturday the
hours will he from \ NJ. To- - noon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-29
The w Gather
Furnished IL: 4. =. " Gather nurcnu.,


I'OrrCaSt: Nir.inia
- - - :t>f 10 n al
warmer VI - II Al u /
probably followed bN
rain Nondu. night
and Tuesday.
North urolinu-
Overcast and coutin-
urd warm Ncutiirr
Non,ln. and 'Tur>dn, i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-29
I,OCnl IknimfnIl.

RalnfaIi last twonty-four hours u
Deficiency i'm rainfall Since Naryn
............ .......... &.-
pe'icicnoy tn r"nfall since l,n
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-23
TROOP MOVEMENTS
WILL TAX CAPACITY
OF ROADS TO LIMIT
Transporting Over a Half Million
Men to Training Camps Will be
a Big Undertaking Shippers
Asked to Cooperate.

special torfeNpohdence 70 The HerAld
san Francisco. Calf, Aug. "a
PLANS FOR the movement of over a
million men-the largest troops move
mont in the history ~ the country
are now being perfected by the Amer
lean Railway Association at the re
quest OF tho United states governs
ment. Altogether. GSi.eO0 men VIII
have 20 be transported to the various
cantonments now pdilding 60 house
tho new national army. aud $4,000
national guardsmen are oven now boz
ing assembled az their camps.
This was the announcement made
today 10y G. !. Mcdonald. who. rs
general agent ug the western depart
ment headquarters of the association.
II perfecting the details out here.
"Trc movement will start about
September 5th.." said Mcdonald BE
tween that date and September 9Th,
the roads viii complete the entrain-
ment Of 200. goo men. or about thirty
per cent OF the total to bc move to
the camps.
1T IL expected that u second
movement OF another geo. 00O will he
gin on September 18Th. continuing
for -Four days thereafter; and a third
movement Of the same size will start
on October .
AN idea Of the task In making out
schedules hat will guarantee the safg
and prompt transportation of these
armies may be CLEANED from the fact
that. TO move merely one field army
OF 1000 takes G.22a cars. made no
into $50 trains. with as many loco
motives and crews. And there are
over twelve times as many men con-
cerned in the plans we are now work
ing out.
We have, ALSO been asked FOR trans
portation To carry the $50. 600 mem
beers ~ the national guard 10 their
training camps. The national guard
movement has already started and
will continue In Increasing volume m
I'll an have been moyed
Shipper and receivers Of freigh,
ave ben appealed TO by the car serv-
ice commissions. and can greatly he'll;
Il they wiz Incorporate with respect
20 commercial freight. keeping NJ
mind the herCulcan task the Dad
are performing in handling this
enormous traffic"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-23

chicago. AuE. 2&.-Bclicf that mot
OF the standing crop was out of dan
ger from drought with reports Of
abundant Yields. ave corfu prices a
downward trend az me opening today
FAIR support developed or the break
aud the early decline was recovered.
Trading was virtually frtturclc-s and
the variations were within a narrow
range. Opening prices ranged from
, shade &C. q. cent lower with De-
cCmbcr az Sl.O5N TO &lOSis and May
at $iO6h to Slu6 ~ The rallies car-
lriod prices "a about Yesterdays closing
fiurcs.
Buying sentiment developed later
which with strength exhibited In the
cash market led to advances which
carried prices well away from the
opening figures. shorts seeking 20
cover contributed 20 the upturn. The
close was strong, = TO I cent net
higher with December az si0aik TO
! RloHI and May at tlO67s To- ti.07.
Wheat trading Was negligible, The
first trade was at t2U6 Tor september,
try closing point Yesterday. Later the
/ option was bought at S..oJ. the trad
ing being confined Ia evening up
J AlA IN"A. Nf'N'. ~ lfAA ANr'F D w ''
luI all deals iu the september option.
Srattorine trading in wheat contin-
ucd working away from the iuw point.
the close was steady I ceht higher.
! final figure fur september being
I&2OT.
Scattered buying started oats uu-
changed go q shade higher Fluctu-
atiuus were within narrow limits.
! Provisions ruled lower 40 sympathy
with the weakness of the hog market
Close
Wheat. sept. S1Uf.
guru- DE, slusbs May Slo6 p,
oats poc ,l., May. 52sc.
Pork sept. S43la, oct. Sts>2
Lard sept. $3.50. oct t2J,OS
Ribs-Scpt.. S286a; oct. $3.50
Kansas C1.V ProduCc.
Kansas CITY, Aug ga Butter. eggs
ana poultry unchanged
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-23

Kansas CITY. Aug 90 Hos, No.
ccipts, 800" Lower. Bulk. tlN-5a
"a go, heavy. SlN15m1 1900. light.
SIS 90 n IS "a. pigs, tl3.O0 a 1900.
catte-ReceHts. 1000. Higher.
Prime fed steer, S9.O0N 10 o.. cows
s. 55HI0.5o; hcircrS. t2.5OW 12 nu;
stookcrs and feeders. 5000 o.. 90.
bulls. tG5oW $50. calves. 8 90 N
~ so.
Sheep Receipts. 1000. weak.
Lambs, Si5.55W a 10 50. yoarlings. $40
a a. 90. wothcrs $1,000 100. ewes.
$3.50 n 1000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-23
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open Clogged Nos
trils and End Head Colds.

You feel fine IN q fcw moments.
Your cold In head or catnrrh wi be
gone. Your ~clogged nostrlls viii open
The air passages 1T yuur head Will
clear and you can breathe freely. Nc
moro dullness. headache ne hawk
Ing. spuffiing. discharges or
d%yyness, no stp seilng FOR breath ~
night.
Ton yuur druggist you want a anal
bottle Of Eiy's Cream Balm. Apply "A
little OF this fragrant antiseptic cream
IN your uostrils. let Il pcnetrite
through every air passage ~ the
head, soothe and heal the svollcn.
iailomcd mucous membrane ma re.
lief ma instantly.
II Is ust what every cold aud ca
tlrrh sufferer needs. DuL't stay
stuffeA-up AID miserable.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-23

Ncv York. Aug q Mercantile pa
per. - Ha per cent sterling. sixty
day hilsl. i12 per cent. commercial
60 day hills uu banks i7iL per cent
commercial CO day bills. iilas &c.
cent demand. 4--e-i6 percent, cables
s-lG per cent
Bar siltcr-NNl.
McNicau dollars-5N &c.
Government bonds Steady.
Railroad bcuds Easy.
Time iouuS .Firm co DAYS. iHtii
ger cent. ga day. it4 ni7, per cont.
six months. ~, as per cent.
can wppcy-Firm High. Q pci
cent low ga per cen ruling rate.
per "ou' closing hid 90 per cent
offered at - per cent: last loan. 80,
per cent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-23
Denver Livestock.

Denver, Aug. e3.-Cattle-Rcccipts.
zoo Steads. Beef steers $500 n 1850:
COWS and heifcrs. s8GOdS. 25; stock
ers M feeders. $500 1850. calves.
tfG. 90 II so.
Hogs Receipts. SOC. % To- 90 cou's
lower. Top So 90. bulk, SIS e5 IT
Is So.
Shecp-Rcccipts. 3.30o. Higher
NcarliuEs. blank lambs. $3.50 81
1885: ewes. $40 Oom 1850. breeding
ewes, $1,000 1880.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-23
New NorL N!rtaI.

Sew York. Aug 23-Coppor-nu nun.
Elcctrulytic. SPOT and nearby, uon'
iual September and fourth uuarter
Sa5.uU ~ g6.UO.
Tin steady. Spot SCI tam $500.
At Londop-Coppcr spot GEO; fu-
lures. tiig los
Eloctroiytic, tlSI.
Tin spot. t2il, 100 futures
S9Gp. los