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The Washington herald., 1917-04-17
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

ChioAsD. Apri i6-An advance of nearly u cents
vas made IN a1s Nay wheat future On the Chicsso
Board Of Trade today. Il VIII Be- . dif5cut nattss
70 s~y A. % When and where this adunes n likely
70 Be checked.
Tho@ who sold this vhezt-soms of Il months
sincs-tn ths erpectxtiou that th>y would be abs
10 make deliveries Wien the mouths q Nay rolled
around, have made up their minds that Il VIII b.
lmpos.bls 10 hrinE the vhsst 10 Chizso IN tine
for deaiEery. 80 this zin Is szrcs IN the interior
and IN addition 10 this there are carr IN which
% move II Ths shorts in corn as IN the ams
position a. thoss IN vbeat.
Conditions surrounding the Grain markets of chi
caso are Abnormal he amOut d coutrad wheat
IN ths elevators hers 10 small and t.krn all IN al
there are o1ly Lf5U bushels IN elevators and ~ oo
oushes anoat The xithdrs~ah from Chicago house.
ne past week were u coo bashela Ths shorts are
hker 70 be forced % climb 70 . stfn hifhei
pn2cs 70 secure enough wheat TO satisy thoss
who have bought IL
Outside markets. displayed more strength thar
mat At Chicaso today. At Kan.As Cig MAY vas
ssr sio AZ Chcaeo AZ D cents over the Nay future.
NO. Northern AZ Minneapolis was sod at . cents
ofu NE future. Omaha cash wheat vas s1ii cents
niSner and 81. Louis 5Aio ceuts hgber. No. hard
az Kansas CITY soh at zT. Net gAins a. Chiczeo
were ~ cents fos the most deferred 70 salsA cents
for The nearer months
Advances Of SkaSz csnts were shown IN corn and
%alh cenu In oats Ths unheard-o1 pricss IN the
casa article led the futurs In the matter o.
strength
Trade in corn was atber snail, while It vns
active In oats
hog products were up sharply porf sdvzncins
9ossza; lard. oslz5a, and rihs zan csatN Packers,
0oEers, and cnsnnission houses led In the buying
The Washington herald., 1917-04-17
COTTON MARKETS

New York April l6-Rsports q an e1Siar tone in
the Spot article in parts q the bolt tnduoed active
local Wall Street and Southen seJlinF Of ootton
tOdAy. veahenng The nsrket. May. however, bsld
Wel Covering and a demand frUn tzde Interest,"
brought sboIt uIly from the bottom. Direrr-nt
oTanions were e9pnsSed Is 70 the rrubabls resilt
Of President Wilson'S ADVICE TO tho fAmers Of the
South Cot.on, Of ooUrSe, l. the cash cTpp and
the present high p1cs tempt q lGrES s1eaes.
Selling by LJerpoo and q prozninet operztoS
believed 70 be SctinE for Southern intereSts was
TIE feature II the opening The tone vas only
barely steady. The early decline caried prices
about Il to p ponts net lower. The market be-
cane stu quieceT around II o'cock With urIc,r
showing nllies Il few points from the lowest
The-e was . Eood demand for Nay at sone u 70 S
points above July
notwithstanding loss favorable Southvess sput sd-
rcrS, old crop positions led a late Afternoon ~
ooTery Of more than 81 per bale. The closs va,
steady at net decline q Is TO 81 rontA
Port receipts for the day Were TES bale. onsn-
pared with 3-559 bales a year GSn. New Yurx
warehouse stocks eO.7le bSlss oontrastsd with
ls 81 bales last yeSr. Exports for the day vyr,
bTl2 bales. including 81 bSles to GreNt Britain
LOO Gales TO France and 1lE5 bales 70 other
potDts on tia coutT snt- 1earsnces FIR the ssSsan
to date AEres1ts 4EOW bales, Agltnst GS1.as
bales for the corresponding period INSt season.
SPOT here was quiet, 5 points lover az DR.
there were no sAies Spot az New Orirnn, v1s
quiet, unchanged 90 the basis Il isQ for mid
ding; sales. 2oi6 bales
Receipts ct Galveston, e8 bsles; New Or,asns
2So6; Norfolk. 2.7c
The Washington herald., 1917-04-17
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore, Apul l6-<EGGs-Markst l6 firm Mary
land. PennsJiTsnia and nasIby nrstA a. Eastern
bhoro Maryland and Virginia. hrsts -; Western
tohiO) hrats. q; West virginia hrsts d: southern
North carolnAl hrsts. 70 Duck eEss. ehoics Eszr'
by. Dozen e
BUTTER-separator. txtrss tss.s; hrstS Esss
pirts. h-D.. extTss 45lSa4e: hrsts. fsA; prinsz
In. extras. fsals; drsts. SaH: bloekz. : ns-,
srras 45ssis; hrsts, Gas; dairy priuts Maryland.
Pennsy1yania and Virgins extras AA2; hrstx
Ha1; storeDacked hrsts. BAD; rollS Mayianc
and Pennsylraria, %; do, West virginia, 10
LIVE P0ULrRY-Priees per pound unless other
wise stated; Chicxens tost stock. yUung. smooth.
Aaa; large young By express Bal winter.
Ms. and under. s2A55; roogh and stacy. Aszi
spring, lAalh Ds. 40: old hens. Is; old roosters and
stays. I2ls; dueks young. AuscoTy and Moorel
Duzl; young, White Pektng, zz23: Indian Ran.
ners, 2oa2l; paddle. ehoioe, fat 2za23; do. emall
poor Isa2o; pigeons. old. pair. S5 do young. pair
.; Euinta fowl. each. young, IL ns. and up 3a5,
do, small. each. 5; do. old. each. g.
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUTTs-Potatoes
white. Western Maryland and Pennsylvania, bushel
5olasz5; New York Stz.s. busheI. Sooz3B; Eastern
shore MARYLAND and Virginia No. l. bushel 17sa
500; nearby. busaei hox. 2T5a3oo; No D and culls
nnshel LISa2 .: new Florida, primes barrel u.ooa
2O; do. seconds. S.0oaloyoo; DO, hanperA bushei
275A3oo swes1s. Eastern Shore virrniA. yellow.
eairels aoOaLO: Eastern Shore Maryland and Iels-
ware, barrel 500; York River barrel SsoaI oo North
Carolina barrel, 35oa405; hampers basket f5a2 90
seeu sNtetA oafrei' E.15as.D. 1ams, Args, bright,
smooth. barrel S50si 90 Apples Western MaryiAnd
and Pennsylvania packed, ba.r~l. zSoasso; New
York State, No. l, barrel IoOa6oo; do, No. 2
barrel. S.ooa30. Asparagus. Southern, dozen, SOos
40. Beans, Florida. green, basket zooa3 90 = DO
pearl. basket. l.ha20. Beeas. Florida, bunch.
eS Broccoli. Norfolk. barrel. 1ZsIR Cabbage.
Florida. cTats s0asoO; d.. basket sOoa57s Celery.
flonda, crate Z5~s0 CuclmberS. Florida has
bet 40oao.9 EeEplAnts. FInrida. Lratn Sen.5 %
Grstefruit Florida, box, as TO SIZE 25asoo. Hnrss
Isdish native. bSx, l5os2.oo KGIe, Nofolk. barrel
LISa20 LETTUCE, North Carolina basket zooal %;
oo;, flonda, oAsket, i.5o14.oo. Onions New Yorf
Snd western, yellow. 100 n. sack Gossoo OranesE
Flofoa' ocx, as - size. 2so14oo oystsrplants
naive. naive. bunch Sas Peas Florida, basket. 3ooaG 90
ieppeIS Florida -sts. AG0a5Oo Radishes. Nor.
barrel 2oOa3B; do, nstiy, b,shrI h., ss.S5
SQUASH Flortda, ersts SooaI % Strawberries Fa.
I1nSeEator quart, naso; do. opsn crate Isazo
IoaAto0s Flolda. fancy. ripe carrier, 5oossoo DO
Io0a2a
The Washington herald., 1917-04-17
BUYERS And SELLERS
DEADLOCK ON 'CHANGE
Bids Below Quotations on Local Stocks.
Steel Earnings Increase.

Buyers and sellers were deadlocked
during most Of yesterdays session Of the
Washington Stock Exchange. Tho bid
on Capital Traction was %. with 81 asked
Railway common was offered at rs, with
Is bid; the bid on Railway preferred, was
1s with 50 asked. Ten shares of Wash
tngton Gas changed hands at q. Ma
donal Bank Of Washington stock sold at
200. and a Quotation lot Of Continental
Trust changed hands at 19o Small
Graphophone IS were sold at 100 and
1o1-L
The Washington herald., 1917-04-17
Report of steel EARNINGS.

Estimates Of earnings OF United States
Steel for the first quarter of the current
year are running between $40. .O0o, 900 and
slzoOoo,ooo. compared with actual earnings
or slo5.96S, 900 in the last quarter Of 1916
and Seo.7l3,0oo IN the corresponding quar-
ter 01 last year II steel shows earnings
OF Sl6,ooO.0oo for the first quarter of this
year II will mean a surplus OF approxi-
matelF SsS,6oo.ooo, or $50 available for
common stock. This is at the rate OF
NS-S0 share annually. Directors will
meet a week from today to take action
on dividends and review the report for
the first quarter.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-17
In the World of Finance and Trade
MAY WHEAT ADVANCES
1884 CENTS BUSHEL
Wide Break IN International Mercantile
Marine Stocks Also Features Day.

CBy the international News serviee.)
New York, April 16.-Professionals had
their way In Wall Street today TO-
neither the public nor the bankers tooA
any part The two big features OF tne
day were a further advance Of II 81 cents
a busheI in May wheat and wide break
IN International Mercantile Marine stocks.
Opening steady, the market grew weaker
and more active as the day progressed
and the close was at the lowest level
with losses ranging from point 10 as
high as six and nine points IN speclaI-
ties. Steel was active throughout tne
session and was marked lower and lower
to the last quotation.
One significant feature was that the
usual professional covering movement
aid not tale place at the end OF the day.
Reasons for selling stocks were 50 EVIL
dent that the professionals seemed will
ing to stand BY their commitments over
night
The selling was more active after E
II. Gary. head Of the steel corporation.
announced at the annual meeting OF
stockholders that taxes for 1917 would
Be about $50 100000. This Is about $4S.
$4,000 IN excess Of last year. At the same
time II was authoritatively announced
that the quarterly earnings would De
somewhere between $11o.oooOoo and Sl2o.-
oooooo. Thus at the worst II Is possible
that the entire years taxes Wsre eArneu
In the FIRST six weeks Of the year.
Stocks OF companies dealing IN supplies
for farmers declined with the rest Of
the market today. These contrary move
nents OF the stocks prove the profess
aional character Of the market Just now.
Collapse OF the mercantile marine
shares, however was not professional
altogether In addition to the announce
ment Of England's determination to take
all the International Mercantile Marine
ships under the British nag. which con-
stitute 80 per cent of its heet. a meas
ure was introduced in Congress author
izing the United States government to
take all ships under the American nag.
As a result of this. stock Of the At
lantic Gulf and West Indies was ex-
tremeiy weak.
Automobile stocks were all weak sliI
there was inside selling Of a mysterious
character particularly in Studebaker.
Sale by the governments Of 51-2 per
cent bonds was not considered bear
ish proposition on the stock market
in itself because the sale will be so
gradual that the bonds will be absorbed
without a shock to the market. More
seems to depend upon the plan Of taxa
ton than on the bond sale
The Washington herald., 1917-04-17
New York Has Setback.

The following analysis Of the New York
market situation was received late YES
terday afternoon by w. B. Hibbs & Co.
from New York correspondent:
There were a number of Developments
today OF a somewhat unexpected char
acter which caused the liquidation move
ment precipitating the rather sharp set
back in the general market The decline
IN United States Steel OF over two points
from Its strong closing OF Saturday and
the break of five points in Mercantile
Marine common and seven in the pre-
ferred had a good deal to do with in
huenctnS the selling in other stocks. The
announcement that the British govern
ment had requisitioned so per cent of
the remaining vessels under British reg
lstry not already Communicated. together
with the introduction of a bill in Con-
gress to authorize the United States gov
ernment to requisition all vessels under
American registry was the news under
which the market for marine stocks were
so freely liquidated.
The decline in United States Steel
seemed to be due chiefly to liquidation
without any other specific reason for II
than it had had a good recovery since
us last decline to los 5-s last Tuesday.
Mr.. Gary says its taxation under the
present conditions this year would be be-
tween seo,0oOO00 and $50. 600. .OOO which II is
OF course well able to pay, while the
amount Of steel products sold to the gov
eEnment at the recently reduced price
would probably be not more than one
twentieth OF It's production. He also
stated that all the contracts now on the
books OF the corporation are uncancella-
BILE.
With great war council about to be-
gin at Washington with the represent
atives Of the British and French govern
7lents and the amount of the big govern-
ment bond issue to be issued on the first
installmept still undecided nothing better
tnan the continuance Of an irregular
Tadfng market for only moderate rallies
can be reasonably expected until these
most important matters have been salts
factorily arranged to insure the stability
of the general market"
The Washington herald., 1917-04-17

2ma25; tomatoes. Florida, PR crate 3saS0;
turnips. per boI. L50a2oo
FRUIrs-Apples, per Dbl. Sooa7.D; grapefruit.
Ter boz. Lmai5o: lemons. per box 35oa4oo: oranges
pr bon. California, 2oca35o: do F1orida 3 soaI s.
pinespples, per crate S5oa46
sEEDs-Blue grass. per bushel. Lso; clover,
shsha. PER n. lSals; do. sIsike. PER H., Isa2o;
red. per ID, lsals; do. white. per h., 32afO;
Isphing OF mammoth. per lh. Iss3o; COW peas p-r
bushel. 2oa2o; timothy. per busheI sha2To;
orchard grass, per bushsl IT5G24o: redtop Cherds'
grassl. h.. loslI: Solar beans per bu 2eOa3 50
HAY-Tmothy. No. I, Per ton, 100; do No. 2
lS.oo; mixed. Hooal5oo; ear corn. new. per bbI
10; wheat straw. PER ton, 500; tangled rye straw
per ton, ll0o; long rye straw per ton 400
HIDES-Green, per lb.. 20; do. saIted per ID
30; do, dry, per h. 2G7o: horse hides each sOOa
500; calf skins. gTeen. each S5s4U; lamb skins
green. each. 2Za275
The Washington herald., 1917-04-17
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

Nss- York. Aprn 16-Money On call opened -
PR cent high. PER cent: low. - PER cent; close
peT cent. Most Of the days loans were made at
- per esnt Tine money firm and scarce. Rates
on mixed collafsral. 3Aal per cent for sixty TO
ninety days: 4afA for four, I've and sx mouths.
and On industz1aIs laEii for sixty DAYS; HIaFi ps-
csat for ninety days H1a4z Per csnt for four, hvs
ard 81 months.
Nsrrantfls pEper vas isued modsratsly. meeting
with a rathsr limited demand. rstss ruling around
81 per eeut a a minimum rate.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-17
LONDON COTTON MARKET

L-ndou, April ls.-Spot cotton reported IN
more demand today. and II points hWer. on ths
basis u Esd for uidualand. The sales aEgregated
ZOO bales, Including 5000 bales American. The
mports we're moo bales including 8oO bales
American. TIE market for futmss closed quiet at
ret decline of TalO p1irts
The Washington herald., 1917-04-17
COTTON SEED OIL MARKET,

New York. April lS-Ths cotton seed oil ma-tet
WAS less active today. Tbsre not nnch Hqui-
dation. Crude is firm with sales N parts Of the
Southeast at los. This is a record psics. but
It IS understood that the tAss was made at a sps-
cal delivery point Close: May. l5.7sAl5a; July
lS.sCal5s1; September. I5.saISS; Novenbe- lISSz
lass: spot lAS. SalnS. So.Do bArrek
The Washington herald., 1917-04-17
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

ChicaEo. April B-HoGs-Recsipts q On. ,tcv
10 to Is cents under Saturdays av.r.rr fa,Tk
l51osiSlo; light, l5-salsB: mixed, is Eaie 20.
heavy lS5als25 rough, l55Oalse5 pigs II so.iI n
CATTLE-Reeeipts, 1900: weak Native bee,
cattle. s.5a135: stocksus and feeder ? s,ais 10
sHEBP-Receipts. 5000; weak. wethers. lne5s
300; lambs, Il l0ll5so
Pitsburgh. Pa, April f6-cATTLE- R.-.Jr+.
2ao; higher. steers. i2aslSpo hsifsrs, s5oslo o:
COWS, s5oze0
HoGs-Rsceipts 5000: lower. Hs.r.s wn.
SsS; heay workers.. lsoOalsoo; Light yorkers iLOOa
l55; pias n75aleD
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recripts. $50: hjrhr,
Top sheer, ms; top lambs lS.eo
CAbNEs-Recsipts. 100; lower Top. lLoo
Baltimore. Nd. April ls.-cATTI,E-Ree.ipt. .,r
the week ended at noon today were 2s4e head
against $50 last week; receipts III carloads for
market for the week. 70 carloads for market tod,v
Heavy supply market steady. Steers choice IN =.
ll-5; good butcher lo25al0.T5; medium 4 sae n.
Common, 7.T5as5; heiters, choice 92saeso: fair r.
god. I.5aS-3; common to medium SEas Is: bulls
choice. s.Sas0; fair to good. 6.5oa7 81 common TO
medium s5a7-9; coWs choice. 625s6D; fair to
good 55oa6o0; common TO medium Loa5ep
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts for the ueeh
ended noon today were l.S71 head, against 81 head
last week. Light supply; market higher sheen.
s7saT.75; lambs. 12o0alsB
HoGS-Rsceipts for the wed ended at nom IN.
day we're l3 4e head. against loss head last y-sk
Good heavies, 1885; lights B.soalsO; piRs II IL.
$50; ronghs Hooal5D.
-CALvES-Receipts for the week ended AZ noop
today were SO head s3inst 80 head last vel
Liberal supply; market q little lower. Calves ToO.
l3T5; extra vealA lk0
The Washington herald., 1917-04-17
NEW YORK PRODUCE

New York. April ls.-FJOUR-StronE. sprins
PATENTS nl5aIliO; winter nstentS 10 sail o5: win.
ter Straights, lo4oalo.65; Kansas straights IIlsa
u.4O
PoRK-Strung. Mess. GOO; family, 2maBoo;
short clear, 40.OOalZm
BEEF-StrOns. Mes, snnz.m; family. a.ma
d.oo
HIDEs-stsady. Boguta, E3sH: Central America,
g.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-17
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET

Baltimore. Nd. April 6-Wbeat closed strong
No. red spot and April and May, AZ; No 2 red
Western, spot and April 26l.
Corn closed strong and nominal. Spot l.5A
Oap market hrmer. Standard white, .7G7TJi; No.
white, 76Iks7.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-17
FoREIGN ExcHANGE.

New York April B-Today's closing rates Of sK-
charge On Paris Amsterdam Rome and Pctro-
Erad were as follows:
Frahcs. demand. 5Tlit: cshles. 6T0is-
Lirs. checks. us; eabls. IN
Guid-fs. cheeks. az, cables, az
Ieltbiss cables 80
The Washington herald., 1917-04-17
U. s. Treasury Statement

The condition OF the United States
Treasury at the close Of business YES
terday was: Net balnce in general fund,
S.6,952,3cs; total receipts OF day, S3,O6s,
i5S: total payments OF day, Sa6.77T.
The deficit this fiscal year is Sis. .s2O.-
9l, against a deficit OF SIS 3o7 ,s54 last
year, exclusive OF Panama Canal and
public debt transactions.
The total ordinary receipts OF the
United States Treasury for the nscaI
year 1917, up to the close yesterday,
were s575, ,76S, 413.S2; total ordinary re-
ceipts for the fiscal year 1916, up to the
close of April II, 1916, were ISIS, sO5, 81
The total ordinary disbursements of the
United States Treasury for the fscaS
year 1917. up to the close yesterday,
were sos, Sc, ,0SS.59; total ordinary dis
bursements for the fiscal year 1916 up to
the close Of April Il 1916, were s57s.-
5Ss, 40.46.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-17

A clip has been invented TO hold a pen
ell on a telephone, while chain pre-
vents it's being carried away.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-17
EEW YORK cURs NARKFr.

day agziA waited On washingsna. pnces moved Win
nArroE limits for irregular r4ness and with ntfis
sn7sutive 70 Ar0uss intsresf Il the y~rioas uoupS
The Washington herald., 1917-04-17

Russian railroads protect ties ana tele-
graph poles against decay by soaking
them for several months before use in
strong brine.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-17
Liverpool.

Furnished By n. L. Carpenter L Co.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-17
NEW YORK BOND MARKET

New York, April Is.
FROM 80 P. NJ. TO CLOSING.
an FCrrirn Ser7fr4fisa (. -
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-03-24
THE DENVER MARKETS.

Denver Union Stock Yards. March
19-Receipts of cattle here last week
were liberal and demand was good.
Good fat steers closed the week 15c
good cows and heifers were fully
quarter higher. Feeder and stockor
demand was good and the market ac-
tive at firm prices. Today, with 2200
with prices strong to dime higher.
Good beef steers are selling on this
market from S1O.25 to $l1 and fancy
steers are quoted up to $l1.50. Cows
are bringing sS.25 to 50 for good
ones and one bunch of extra fancy
cows sold at s9.O5 Prices on steers
and cows broke all previous records
last week. Fair cows Cle selling
from $3.50 to sS.25 and palmer cows
from $3.50 down. Bulls are bringing
s6.25 to sS.2J according to the quail
ity, and veal calves selling up to
S12.25 for the best The feeder and
stocker demand was good and the
trade was active. Good heavy feed
ing steers sold up to s9,S5 yesterday
and prices range from that down to
80 for best. Pretty good light steers
are selling from sS.25 to 50 and
palmer steers from IS down.
The hog demand was good aud the
mai ket active here. Prices are hold
ing up well with good hogs selling
from s14.25 to s14.5O but nothing
choice on sale today. Choice heavy
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-03-24

hogs are quoted up to $i47O on this
market.
Sheep demand is good and prices
are higher on all grades. Good fat
lambs are selling up to $14.25,
freight paid, and good fat ewes sold
last week at SLIGO fla. The local
demand is strong and shippers are
marketing large numbers of their
sheep and lambs on this market.
w n. FULTON.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-03-24
Sign of Good Digestion

When you see a cheerful and "
py old lady you may know that I
has good digestion. If your dig
tion is impaired or If you do not !
lsh your meals take a dose of Chi'
berlain's Tablets. They strengtn
the stomach, improve the digestla
and cause gentle movement Of '
bowels. Obtainable everywhere
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-03-24

]. w. Signor passed through here
Monday night from Center, en- route
to Walsenburg, where he expects to
make his home. Mr.. Signor's home
now is in Kansas but he is hunting a
new location.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-03-24

Harry Corlctt and bride arrived
Monday morning for few days visit
with the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. M. Corlett, before leaving for
Brownsville, Texas, where Harry is
stationed as lieutenant in the
United States army.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-03-24

Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Goff and fam
lily left Sunday night for Dallas,
Iowa, where they expect to remain
for year. Mrs. Goff's mother is
very poorly and they went back on
her account.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-03-24

Miss Laura Maynes went to La ia
ra Monday night. where she will re-
main indefinitely.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-03-24

A. T. Young, general manager of
the San Luis Central, was down
from Denver Monday on business
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-03-24

H. X. Fortney, who has been here
on BUSINESS, returned to his home at
Osceola, Iowa, Monday night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-03-24

Mrs. Il. S. Maynes and children left
Monday night for Oxford. Colo.
where they will join Mr.. Maynes and
make their home.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-03-24

G. Fl. Goyior left Monday night for
Pueblo, where he expects to visit rel
atives for few weeks
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-03-24

B. NJ. Singles returned to his work
at La Neta Pass, Monday night, after
a few days visit with his mother.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-03-24
The some price the nation over

Mrs. John Prior went to Alamosa
Monday night for few days visit
with friends.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-03-24

Mrs. Emil Ritterbusch returned to
her home at Joplin. Mo-, Monday
night, after pleasant visit with her
mother, Mrs. Klauman, of Center.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-03-24

Miss Jennie Corlett came home
Sunday morning from Greeley,
where she has been attending col
lege.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-03-24

G. d. Head, who has been in town
transacting business for the past sew
eral days, left Monday night for his
home in Burlingame, Kansas.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-03-24

A. II. Webster went to Denver,
Monday night, to attend meeting of
the State Brand Inspection Board.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-03-24

Martin Stenmeycr went to Denver
Monday night for a short time on
business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-03-24

j. r, Pearson left Saturday night
for a visit with his daughter Inez at
Denver.