The evening herald. [volume], September 24, 1914, Page THREE, Image 3

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TUBES
fifli'inimn Ihnt aenr.h nf the wom
en a hnmea hi Atria. ., would be nn.ile.
WORLD LANDMARKS OF NOTE
THE EVENING HERALD, ALBUQUERQUE. N. M., THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 24. 1914.
Fish mm m
Si STATE HUD
SALMON
SMELTS
SAND DABS
SPANISH MACKEREL
SEA BASS
BARRACUDA
FLOUNDER
Large Scalshipt Oyster;
stock very fine and fat.
SHOPLIFTERS SAVED
FROM THE LAW
OK MERCHANTS
Aged Woman and Two Com
panions Receive Considera
tion Because of Prominence
of Families.
In tallied (it police lii-inlitinrir
toiluv were- Ihlce Women, member, of
ii well known i mini v fur lly. They
wire taken Into rtiNtixIs aa iill-ged
flmplifl. ra. They were nut placed
Loudly under arret, nml ineiehu.ita
wliit are all-god In have auf fered at
ill. H hi mix l.d.l Chief M M i II lit lhat
Ihry wrri' in dlapnaod In lotlgo mm-
I'lulnia hoiutiao ir i in.i.l rat i"H f"r
Iheir fumilioa.
Tin- women live in Atria.... I nr
i f I Mi ni In i.r granditii.t ;-.orl .
'Mil nf her . nmpu nlnlla 1m llliddll
ugc.l nml Hi" other Ih barely mil nf
llll If'!!".
Tho thro,, entered K Ik! lor. Cllla
ti r 'o.'a store ihla nininlnK and
pnr'ii.iaed it piece nf inualin. lter..re
I hey left the counter wvnnl ait Idea
were inlawed. Suaplrh.n Inalantly
Him directed ngulnat Ihc Inn end
when they left Ihe atnre Mr. I'niia
tor ahinl..vied them. Ho followed
t hi' m to t)ii Strung IiimiH alore, where
It." delei'lell HllO of tlll'lll HH'lllllllf
tablet. Hi- notified I hi- i.nliip unil
iilllcer Main, diapati hod liy Chief
Mi Millin. 1'inli the three women I"
ti"H..Metr.
Thiii' u nearch by a wum.iii culled
in ley ihr chief iliiu li.M'il ii drone mill
u lint which proved In ho I ho proper
ly of Woillor llonjiiniln. Nothing
belonging In kiatl.r. meter I'n
HUH fllllllil. Nm OVOII tho piece of
iiuiKlin bought ill I ho ntnre. Thoy
mini Ihoy gave Iho ni ul in to a (r'oml
ii ml didn't know where It im.
Il wn nil !il Hi head. hi .rtern thla
D0RAN & GIBSON
Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES
Best Grade of Flour
Teas, Coffees and Spices a
Specialty
THE BEST ALWAYS
Phone 238 50S W Central
Pound for Pound
Genuine Gas House Coke contains more
heat than any other fuel.
When you purchase a ton of fuel to heat
your home you are paying so much for
two thousand pounds of heat containing
material and coke contains more heat for
equal weight than any other fuel.
This is readily understood by large manu
facturing enterprises that use it to smelt
copper and iron ores. Both of the foun
dries in Albuquerque use it to melt iron.
Use it in your home this winter and enjoy
the comforting warmth afforded by its
us;.
In order to eliminate rush orders later in
the season the following prices good for
the rest of September only:
One Ton quantities, per ton. .$6i25
Five Ton quantities, per ton. .$5.00
Ten Ton quantities, per ton. . S 5a7 5
Delivered in your Bin
To be sure of obtaining the only genuine
Gas Coke, Telephone 88 today and place
your order for your winter's supply.
WE ALBUQUERQUE GAS, ELECTRIC
LIGHT & POWER COMPANY
502 W. CENTRAL
OF EQUALIZATION
Chiefly Affect Coal Lands in
Colfax and McKinley
County, Agricultural Land
and Grazing Land.
Santa Fo, .V. M., Sept. 24 The
Mule Imiiril ni eiiinlliB.tl"n, nu n
oaed Ha neaalnn horo yoalerdny.
miiicIi. blanket rulaea nn mil liimla In
I'l.Hax I'liuniy nnd MrKiiiloy rnunty
of I r. iin fin In ill'i p.-r acre, un.l nil
-ortuiu rhian.-a nf iiihi liinil In i'.dfux
nunly nlnne i( from $li..'U to 4.'
n-r aire.
Agrl. iillurul lamia woro rulaoil 20
ior 1 1 in in Hi-rnuiillii mi aix ninor
i on in km, nr rout In oti n Mikiii'I
I - Hllil l1' Pit rolil .11 alx nllnl'
uiiii.n. (Irarlnic IjiihIm wri- rulwil
40 n-r i'onl In Ihroo nniiiii, unil
Iior i'onl In nihor rininilra whoro Iho
iiiMi'aNiiioiit huil lii'i-n on a vulimllnn
of loan thiin I ior ihto.
Tho nanoaanii'iil of Iho Allni'iui'l"-
iho TriK-liiin I'l.intiiiny wua rciliii'od
fi..m IK.'Mi'l In Iviiiiu mi Iru I patiili'
nnd nliii o.l ni tin, i u milo un It"
iir lino unil oiiuitfinriil, with n Ii.ihI
f 9.2 miloa. Tho viiliinlnn nf Iho
i 'nli.rail.i 1'rli'tihiitio rnmiMiny una
llaaoaai il ut 1 1 . K,4 , nf will' h
II I .mil a in llornulilln n inily. Tho
uaaoaomi'iil nf iho Santu h ruilrniKI
In Ix.nn Ami rnuiitv wna lm rouaoil
fmm I l.nl .'.uu'i t.i ll.kiiii.'iuii. Tho
iiaaoaxnii'til nf Iho Now Moil.-n I on-
trl riiilrnml wua r I x -. 1 nn r huaia nf
IH.Mii'i in Sunt. i hp nmiKy ihkI
lliiT.niiu in Tnrriinro ri.tintv.
Aaaoaaiiii.nl woi raiao.l nn hnraoa
anil mulon In onalorn .Now Moxiin.
'unity i niiiinlaliiiota woro a' "roil
for luiluro In mnoriy uaaiaa irnior
ly whlih had In mo lax.ihlo iinilor
tho am-yotir oxi'iiiiitinii law unil fill
unty ti.ii oi miK iiia woro will noil l-i
i Xol't'lao i'rnllnm hoi ana. Iho flnuti
rial llo.roaalnn nf I K 1 4 tlllKht rnll-
linuo Into I'.ll.'i. Hiornil HMontlnn nf
uaKiaanra wna inlloil In tutliiro thla
your In usM'aa tho iiiitin nf N('W
Mi uli n inlnoa.
BUSINESS MEETING
WILL OPEN WORK OF
THE WOMAN S CLUB
Inateud nf iho uaiial rtvovtmn in
hnimr nf now mamliera tho Alliuiiiier
iii Wnnian'a cluh will ilovnle Ha tilal
inn i mil nf the lait tiiiimi rnw uftpr-
nnnn to a alrlrlly bualnoaa aoaalnn. It '
lm a Lorn mammary in your 1'uat tu !
In. I, a reroiiiiin for new menihera ;
ihe i.peiiin, event of Ih- club a wnrW. i
.... ,ur. ..u. ... ...... n passage from these memoirs, which
Iiuainoaa ha. urciiiiinlatoil .hiring l .y pub,ned: ..My Uleftti
aat aumimr thut the huatneaa moot-! ,7, '
inn i. ih.MiKhl .....at Inihurtant ami' w' wlndle. will figure Into the thou
tho uauui re. .-.ti.in will he hold , Pari I truly the city par ei
later. I cellence to produce man so resource-
A Imiiid of managora' ni. olliig will ! lul In hi adventures, having at hand
he hold prior t,. Iho romilur mootliiK ,
and nil mon.hera of the linur.l are
uraod In ho proaont, eaporlnily the ;
inoiiilii-ra nf the llnuni'o ,-miiiiilttoe. j
(ioiii'iul plana for the w..rk of the
rmnlnn yrar will he the i hlef hual- .
n. aa nf tho aoaainn, whlrh will cm- ,
vono in Ihe cluh hull. linn nn n oat 1
inl avenue at Iho uanul hour.
I)ii l..r have derided that nn elee
Irlc ah... k killa a man l.y dratrnylntf
Iho rhilhm nf the heart hoala and
a ting upon the lunga like an uer
dnap of an unoalhotl".
As an improvement on the t. lauto-1
graph a Herman haa invontod an up- 1
parntua whirl) uaea light rays to re-
pnxlure. nn phm..Kraph II I ma w rUing' '
or duwlniia made at u dlatume.
WOULD CO INTO THE W0RLO
Ltadtr llav Womtn Should Ctai
U "HouMhold Orutfa"
Glvas Htr Raen.
Mr. Cbarlott Parklna Ullnmo,
peaking In Now York to an auJIuuia
rumpoatxl chiefly of onion, coiuparvd
tli Uvea of aoma American niolhora
to the barera Uvea of the Kaat
"Womoa," Mra. Ullnian declared,
'ihould to Into tha world and do lu
crative and Interesting work Instead
of bolng household drudgea.
"One reason for this Is I bat Ibft
middle-aged woman, Ilk the mlddle
tgod man, wheu occupied In buslneaa
or liitolloctual work, baa little Uina
to brood over dopurtlhg youtb.
"You know we women become very
sour aa we grow old. Hut, when we
ill work, pvrnaiie the ungalluut com
parison that a cynical bavblor once
muds to me will lose some of Its truth
fulness. Here Is the oomparlaon:
" Iadlrs, In their cblldhood, resem
ble water. As girls of twelve to fif
teen, they're like lemonade; aa young
persons from eighteen to twenty-live,
champagne; aa women of 'twenty-five
to forty, lluueur. A woman from for
ty to fifty year of age Is equal to
bouiemndu port wine. After fifty,
ttiost ladles turn to vlmjrar.' "
Accounting for Courage.
"I think," she said, healtattnuly and
with downcast eyes, "that you'd belter
(peak to papa.'
"Of course'. he replied promptly.
"That's easy. The only thing that
troubled me was the Interview with
you."
"You're not afraid of papa?" she
aid. Inquiringly, opening her rye In
BKtonlahment. '
"Afraid!" ha eielulmed. "Why
should I be?"
"Realty. ! don't know," she an-
wered, "but It'a usual, you know "
"Oh. I auppoae so." he anawered In
the off-hand way of the man of the
world. "With Inexperienced men tuoro i
would be nothing; surnrlHing In It, but!
t have taken the precaution to
nd
hl'ii money, which la still unpaid."
Then it waa that the beautiful girt
realized Miat she had caught a genuine
financier for a bunband. Stray
Stories.
King of French Thltvt.
Franrhomme, who bears the title In ,
rarls of "King of Thieves." baa been
condemned to three year In prison, j
He la the hero of 70 thefts, his prey
for the most part having been I'arl
ilan jewelers. M. Prajicbomme ha
been employing hi spare time while
In prison writing hla "memoir," In
which he boacU of hla marvelous dex-
trrliy L. Crl d, r quolM I
an Inexhaustible spring of stratagems.
I have employed In tbla city a super
natural Intelligence and no end of
novel luventlona to obtain money. I
save turned tbe aame tricks In Pari
and London and Brussels, but In Pari
I did more of them, until at lust tb
i Parisians could ng more allow them-
selves to be taken lu."
Outdoor Sleeping Apartment.
I To convert a sinull upstalra porch
Into a sleeping porch, place half-Inch
brass roda at the top and bottom of
tha opening on each eide and on these
mrtalns of light tlkoline or timllar
material. These can be slipped back
and forth on the rod like aah cur-
tain.
Those who have never had the ex
perience f aleeplng out of door will
Bad It a real Joy and the Improvised
iruartera will become an Indispensable
eait of tha onnuk
The Koran.
In a recent number of the Londoa
Everyman la a review of the Koran
and ita author Mohammed. It I a one
man's book, and that man not an invi
i aginative one, out essentially a man
of action and lacking in Invention.
The Koran la a jumbled mass of pre.
' cepts, doctrine, threat. Injunctions,
divine commands, narrative, lyrle and
eple poetry. It heaven and bell ar
too material for modern thought- "Ob
viously." says Everyman, "the Koran
Is meant not to be read with the eye,
but to be recited, when the repetition
are not nearly so pronounced. It re
flects a soclul order, a system of Ides
a remote from Home and more espe
cially from Greece, aa our own are
from tbe North American Indian. Hot
neither time nor evolution can utterly
quench (he flame of Mohammed's per
sonality, which carried hi follower
to rtcklee tesss. to the sov
ereignty ef empires whloh created aa
art peculiar to Islam, and founded age
long traditions."
r s tm or ttiBft t jut roams
Cr.-T. FELIX G 3 U BAUD'S
ORIENTAL CREAM
08 MAGICAL ECAUTOTtt
Iff ltfMr Ta. 14 m-
a7V P1' 'rtiiUi,
" "m X ' ' W , en.) ktia liiu.
Vn bctiuty. ii tir-t-w
Jlr lKM I It
U. wt-Hl llr lr-wf
t trnt ., and w o
fettltuU f LtllC
il lu b till? sd)
priijrtly ntautr A -cr
no iiMiitirrfttl
of kiitiitwr .
tr U A- fUvr Mid to Udv4 tt.t? kauiu-a
Am ( l m n I "A vm l.ii- wilt u thtrm. I r
cisuiuri 'tmmmti ttm' Ut Iraul ItAftutuI
4ll III tak'N lratlUWtt. ' Ai 4StfU
nil Uaiiimtiil bluir.
llI.IMMtlihlCtllcttJMltUil&
Culrn ef Stones Marking the Summit
f the Dlgermuleraollsn In
Norway.
1-ondon In the mun'y of Nordland.
Xorwsy, on the rocky and precipitous
line at. about SS degroea north lati
tude, the JnRjred and fantastic peall of
tbe fJlgerinuler mountain rears It
bead aome 1 J 00 feet above the ocean.
Ita summit, marked b thla pile of
atones, la reached by a winding, but
fairly easily traversed pathway. The
u.
Cairn of Stones Marking the Summit
of ths Dlgtrmulerkollcn.
view from this point Is one of the most
striking prospects of the whole Nor
wegian coast. Near at band are the
peaks of the IliRrafstind (1,811 foot),
GJeltejilJurtlnd l3SfiR fool), and the
Pvartaundtlml C!..r,( foot), while be-
low lie the Inlnnds of thn Hofotrn and
Vesteraalon, septirnted by narrow and
tortuntis channrla.
FINDS KIN, AFTER 20 YEARS
Brother Most at Doer of Prison Aftei
Having Been Separated for
Score of Year.
Towanda. Ta. "George, I will aland
by you through thick and thin and;
when ,our prison days are endud come
home to mo and 1 will welcome you
with all my heart.
Thus spoke Eugeno Howers, tblrty
two yearn old, aa ho tearfully bade hi
brotnpr George good by at lh Towan-
da jail. Kugene had found and claimed
hla brother George after a separation
of 0 year. George faces at lecst fif
teen years In tbe Kasturn penitentiary
for assault and robbery.
Through newspaper clippings, Eu
gene established the Identity of Ih
prisoner bla brother.
When Eugene aud George met they
embraced and sobbed like children.
Then Eugene unfolded a story whL'u
brought tears to the eye of those who
heard It. Ilia mother, he aaid, eloped
In 183. taking George, then a child of
three yearn, with her. Since that time
they have boon I oat to the deserted
husband and all blood relatives.
Ceorgs grew to manhood, fell Into
evil ways aud hia downfall ended In
the assault which will send Mm to
prison for many years. The father,
two brothers and a rlster who were
forsakea by the wife and mother, live
In Corning, N. Y. They aiipponed the
woman and child she nad Ukuu with
her were dead.
TWO BEARS FIGHT TO DEATH
Huge Crixzly and a Black Member el
Bruin Family Battle to Finish)
In Denver Park.
Denver A hugo male "grizzly" and
a black bear cub fought a CnUti fight
at City Park zoo. Tbe black bear,
cue of a den of five, la dead. Curios-
ity and tho stimulus of a crlap spring
morning are roaponaible.
The bear went lu quest of adven
ture . lie siilfT. J the air, slun-k him
self and -larcd a paw upon the Orat
cronnpline of iliu Iron gr&ilng which
eparatcd his u n from ths one ad
Joluing, In which the grizzly, thu larg
est In the too, was confined.
The vlblting tlruln looked liiuuir-l-tlvely
toward thn top and then com
menced to mount, stopping at every
round to royard inquiringly the tour
black bears which he had left below.
From the other tide of the gratlr.rf
the griz-lr regarded tbe approach w lib.
disapproval.
The bear reached the top and
paused to tak.i account of hla rtplolt
with conscious sutlafoctlon. Then h
lost hla balance and a moment later
fell to the cement floor Of tbe gri
fly's preserve.
When the keepers arrived later th
black boar was dead.
Children Carry Mother' Ashee.
New York Jesrle and IJlllan Glen
day, agod three and eta, respectively,
sailed aboard the Celtic on tbe leal
bkif of a ,000-uillu Journey with theli
icrther's arhes. Mr. Olenday, who
died la Oakland. C'al . wauled to ha
Durled In Scot land. Her husband had
the body cremated, placed In an urn
sod slarUxt the diUdea oo their jw
' .
E'tuul purU ' raw Lnaeed oil and
vinegar luuke a i ttcellrlit I'nl'ah K.r
I linoleum.
C
Owing to the fact that our loans have beeen heavy, and business unusually quiet
during the past few months, we have a large amov ut of capital tied up in UN
REDEEMED PLEDGES on whtich we w ant to realize.
Our stock consists mainly of DIAMONS, RINGS., STUDS. BROACHES
LA VALIERES. SCARF PINS, ETC., of all sizes and prices: WATCHES in all
makes and grades, solid gold and gold filled; Gold Rings, Pins, Cuff Links, and all
manner of things pertaining to a Jewelry stock. ,
The good- in our window have always been VERY CONSERVATIVELY
MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. Nearly all of our goods, especially watches and
diamonds, have been left with us as SECURITY FOR LOANS and very conserva
tive loans at that, so that we are AT ALL TIMES able to UNDER3ELL ALL
COMPETITORS; but just now we are going to OUTDO OURSELVES.
No Reasonable Offer for a Diamond or a
Watch will be Refused
Look elsewhere, price the goods you want, then permit us to fchow you HOW
MUCH WE CAN SAVE YOU. This is straight business. ( v
A Written Guarantee with each article purchased if desired
114 W. Central
Opp. Hotel
Combs
H.
TODAY'S GAMES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
St
l'iiia, 4);
Nov
York. .1.
It II. K.
St. I.uiiIh I'lni nun 4 1J 1
Now Ynrk ...inn 10" OPI--3 II
Hiilloi -lea: IVi'due unil Wlnij".
iH-iiiiiii'P, MuiheiVBiiii nml Moycra.
( Iiiiiiiiiail. 0; IUM.iii. 5.
Kirat Kame; It.
ii. i:.
f'lnrinnait . ...OIMI Olio Olio I) a
Bo Mo ll Olil 0:i'l I0X 1 10 1
llattorii-a: Honlon, Kit lory and lion
za Iru; lliidnlph and tiuwdy.
tilling.!. ; lllllllfllllM. .1.
Firl Ifamu: It. II. K.
ChlruK. "31 Pin OPi 1U u
I'hiladelphM . .UllO Jul dull 3 U
llutterioa: llnmphriea nml lireatiu-
ham; Itixoy, Mattia.m and Kllliler.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
kmIiIiikI'ki, A; t li'tt-lun.l, 2.
Klrt game; It. I.
Waahligton ...000 1140 Dill .'.
Clot pin nd Sun On 0 mill 2
i:.
llullrriea: A)rra, Harper,
Shaw and Henry; Mucin II,
linwniuti, and o'Nrill.
l-'.nglc;
Kx.in,
I'.iiaiiii-il Unlit.
Ynrk-Uclmit game p..atpinod;
Now
ruin.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
1i-v Hiiii.l, I; (iliiuilitia. .V
Klrat Miunr. It. II. E.
Clovolniid ....noil 0 21 liol4 11 1
t'nhimliiia ...."10 310 uox ." ' 3
llallorioa: ('..llumnro and liovi.Kt:
MrVuugh.il and Sln.ttl.
InillniiniNilia, '1: lamUt llle,
Firal game. It,
if.
E.
1 ml in na pul .a
(HO 001 eou 000 J S S
l.niiievllle inn lion ooo mil 3 11 3
llallorioa: YVillia un.l Lavliigatnn;
Northrop and 'l-nioiia.
M. Paul. .1; Kmii-w 4 lly. M.
Fliat game: It. II. K.
HI. Paul 100 OL'O (103 R 12 2
Kanuia City ..loo 4 JO lux S 11 1
Halterlea: Unaoii and i'etvrs; liua
koito and Moore.
WESTERN LEAGUE
l.ii.inl.i, I; l'nM-ka, t.
Klrat gumo: it. H.
Lincoln 000 010.000 1
Tnpt ka imii Hiio oox 2 7
n.
II
3
I'.iitlrri.a: Hi
Wi.ilinun nnd
ottlna and
Tnnii.'inati,
:ia khurn:
K. J.aM'pli. I; Sioux 4 lly, V.
Morning game: il. II
i:
St. J..oph ....000 MH1 100 1 Ii 0
Sioux t'uy ....300 or. I UOx II II 1
Ihllleriea: Strrnr, I'urcrll, Willry
and lirilllth. Ag'icw : Kelly and I'riap.
THOUSANDS OF
HORSEMEN SEE
GREAT MATCH RACE
'ran. I Kapi.l!, Man., Sept. 24.
Ilon.lt. da nf horaemoti wore In t'rai.d
I to. I, i In witness the match
r i ,. a.", for thia nflernuon, hetweon
lm. . tool 1 and Willium, lor a purae
nf t 'Mia.
,I :.imi wot the first heat in
2:01 II.
BRAZILIAN KICK MAY
RESULT IN EXCHANGE
OF CORRESPONDENCE
Waahliiuloii. Sept. '.'4. flefuaal of
Ihe liraiill.iu government to grant
ciourunre to th- atrumahip lt.ii.ert
liullur. which .i,lit lu nilao the
Ameiiran riag Ii. f". leaving Ui Ja
neiro may reaoli in diplomatic cor-reapi.ndem-e.
Hollcltor Johnaon nf the stale de
partment said toil, iv iho incident waa
not rloaod when the aleain. r left pori
under Ihe Itrillah (lag hut he did tint
say what cuunae this g.nernmont
might pursue.
Clearance was reiuao.l nn tho
ground that recognition nf thu
change of reglulry might liilrlnge on
tiraslliun nnulrallly. .
ARGAIN
YANOW
SANTA FE OFFICER
RESCUES SHAKY
j
Ii
O'Lcary Recovers Wedding
Tour Funds Which Joyous
Bridegroom Leaves Behind
in Taxicab.
Munoy which a Joyoua bridegroom
loft In-hi ml when he started frmn
here on hla hinicyinonn sovorul du
ago lm a l.oen real. .rod to him by the
iinlu Vk railroad pollco dopul Imotit.
Thn hrliligrnnin runie in the ela
tion in a tax! the other day with hi
hrlile and thoy Imurdod N . i to atari
nn ihotr wedillng lour. Next morning
bunion Maai.-r K.I finciuir got nn
agitated trlogrum from Ihe bride
groom unking hi in In limit fur ttt
which the ii'-wiywid miaanl. fiimialr
had another Job un lap uud he turned
the ciihh nver t.i Tim DlAiuy, lioud
nf tho Santu Ko pnlico funo. library
hunted up Ihe t.isl in which tho
liowiywoda (.'utile t.i the Flat ion ui.d
under lh aeit ho found thu IHI'i and
a gun.
The money nnd tho gun wri- arnl
to Ijih Vegaa, where the In I'm and
groom l.lt th train when they dia-cov.-rod
t tic. In. That niglu the
hrl.li'groniii . :iiiearr.l In town nn
truin Nn. 1, looking lr hia money.
Hv wont buck tu l.ua Vcaa hot font
on Nn. g.
Another tel.gram fmm l.ua Vegaa
infnrniod the S.tnta Ke nfllctula here
that he couldui lind hla munoy, but
eventually ho .lid. Hia glutltuilr
fntind i-xproa.4ion in h rriap ten-dollar
unto from the roll.
Since thi n Iho Santa F,. police have
hoard nothing fmm him and thoy
auppnao the ml. 'i l opted honeymoon
has l.oen roptitiicd.
DEFENSE OPENS IN
BIG DAMAGE SUIT
Testimony for the tlrfrna.i in Iho
I'JU.OUO ailll nf Spotleor ug.iltiat itmaa,
Ketl;. Ac i ... wua begun today. It waa
aanl thut the ruao Would probably
luM tho teat nf the wi-ok.
Juiluo II. i ii.il.la haa grantoil un
order for uppoul in the ca nf Mra.
Mary I'lM-kx agatnat Mra. Mary Muti
g. r. Mra. I'... ks mod to recover In r
a..ii. whom Mra. Mu.ig.-r hua boon
k.- plug. The .-.mi t do. ido.l in fum
of Mra. M Oliver.
Chicago Grain.
Clllriuiii, Sept. ;'4. .Vllhougli wheat
advanced today on uc.unt of higher
I'm.', at LlM-rpnul, the u.ilna a.x.n
diaupprur. il. The npouinK, wincn waa
1-4.' to 1 l-4c up. w.ta follnAod by a
d'.'iijiie to l.i 'I night a Ii il l.
The liuae wua weak, I'.Hlic- net
lower.
I'oru lacked support. After open
ing lie i.ff t.i u like advance, the
market uiiilvrweni a m,.,lci.ita setback
all around.
The rl.iae waa heavy, Ti l lc undi I
laat nigtii.
lOxpnrt broker, wire huay In the
outs crowd, hut the market waa gov
erned chu -lly by Iliu couiae nf wheat
Karl) advance guvo wuy In il d" lino
Trade In pmvialulia wua -ri III I
chi.My to lard, for which there w-k
liillo an active iu.iilry, Ixiwer pro e
lor hgg were Ignored,
rioae:
Wheal Sept, 1107; Hec, ILlO'i
May. II KS.
4'orn loc, 7o',c. May, 7JHc
I lata - lu-r., Si-; May, SKc.
',irkS.pt.t 1172; Jan.. la7V.
Laid Oct , fa 4i. Jan., J.
i .
: The Markets
2
114 W. Central )
Opp. liiittl
Combs
-1
&
lill.a Oct., Ilo no; jun., fltf.S7.
( lilmirii IJv-iiN'k.
4'hloagn, evpt. .4. lluga Iterelpla
14,000: alow; f. under ycatt-i'duy
average. Hulk. Is. SO K i.id; llgh!,
tK.'.'.Hi u.OII; mixed. . 1 0 ',i ii 0.", ;
heavy, 7.90i'S.ti"l; rough, 7.0 ii X Uf. ;
piga. 14. ", l H.50.
fultlo K.rolpts 4,000; firm. Hoove",
H :. 11.0.".; ati-era, I 2:.ii .!.'.;
atni kora and foo.lera, l.r. 404i 3T;
r.iwg and holfora, I 1.60 il 9. 1 j , lulvra,
IS nil ft I 1.7.-,.
Sheep Iterelpta 30.000; Weak.
Hhoep, 4.MI1i.Vi0; yearllnga, I". 751
Ii 4o, lambs, (.T ' 7.70.
KniiKna 4 lly l.lvewtnck.
Kansas City, Kept, ;4. lloge Ho.
coipig .(. ; lower. Hulk, IS.lt. Ii'
t."; packern and Initehora, ts.204.
'..'0; light, Is.l'MiS oO; pig, !7.0O4i
7.7
4'allle Receipt!) 4,500; utr.uly.
Prune fed ntecra, ltl.Ooi 10.75; droaa
ed hoof ali-cra, 8.0"1 9.75; woati rn
tteera, Ifi. 7.'. Il 9 T.it ; aloi kora and feed
era. IB. 00 4i k.2.".; hulls, I V: r, 4i .;:. ;
uilvoa, . fill If 1O.R0
Sheep IterelpM 11,000; Weak.
I.amha, 7.0OHt 7.50; yeurllnga, :. 71
'lU.J.'i; et. lira, SVOOti i.4j; ewe.
)4.7.'.4i &.::..
14I and SM-Her.
St. l...uts. Sept. 24. Iml dull,
lower, 3.0r 3.S2 ',4j ; ape. tor lower,
l.'..io m r,.i:,.
.Money Market.
New York, Sept. 2 4. Mcrrunl ile
paper, i per cent.
liar silver, f.3c.
Brass and
Iron Beds
of Quality
We are now showing an ex
cellcnt line of beds in all styies
and finish. It will pay wou to
call and inspect them and get
our low prices. We are; agents
for the famous Ostermoor Mat
tresses and the S. & D. guaran
teed Springs.
See our line of Comforts and
Blankets.
GEO. C. SCHEER
Furniture Co.
New Dept. 314-316 S. Second,
second Hand Department 122
W. Silver.
Fhones 431 and 10G3
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