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The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1906-06-28
TuE I>LE or HONE.

TuE I>LE or HONE.
From >hmdow-iand Of memory
\ golden dream COMES unto me-
In fame! am back among
The happy honr> when was Young,
In visions yet see the day,
When had been u wear away
NV first y"ar-anl sought nn"r more.
nrar,'>rrr aud sick, my fathers door.
And ~ climbed the windin: road
Up th" iaNl hill something rlowrd
Within NV bosom like n ila'ur,
An "c>ta'N without a nam"
For ,h"r', across III" evening" gloom,
| saw III" old barn darkly loom.
And past it, from u window hrieht,
sword of sl"ry pierced the night.
The light of home. A. from n(ar
TIL" wise nrn saw the heavenly star.
So that sweet li@ht unto my eyes,
Seemed leading ON to Paradise
Again, in fancy, draw near;
Again through the window peer;
Again pass the open door
Again steal across The floor;
Again clasp my mother. form;
AGAIN feel her tear drop, warm,
Again | grasp my fathers hand.
Again feel my heart expand
Into that "rrwhcluIlng sense
OF joy ton d"cu for utt"ramc".
But lis n romance often told
\ story that l. sweet and old
\ tale thar'N found thu world, heart warm
Sine" Jesus gave ii draihlrS> form:
Aud many heart with joy has burned
Aboy" Nomr prodca returned.
80 sweet thai seen" was unto me,
II Nhod> q balm through memory
\ sort " kindly influence brought
To touch aud gladden. every thought.
THAT night slept Within o joy
The room slept in when a boy
\ golden dream came unto me-.
| thought the whole world was u >rn,
Who's" breaking waves rose fierce aud high
Beneath a black. tcmpr>tunu> Ky.
Aud many life saw 20 out;
And many II wreck was strrwn about;
Hut, >af" amid III" rush aud roar,
>iood upon happy shore,
\ land that Shour meath Heavens smile.
sunny, Green aud peaceful Isle.
ON when the old house reared it, form,
An ark Of safety in the storm;
-toud, amid the breakers foam.
S'rurc upon the Isle rf Home
BE true, be hopeful and be happy.
NNA
NEVER open the door to "a little vic
est great one enter with it.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1906-06-28
He Knew.

Teacher-Nhat is an ultimatum
Tommy--lt's what pa cuts off O. the
peach tree after he's called me three
times and | amt got up yet.-Clevelan
Leader.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1906-06-28
Kaffir Postmen on Bicycles.

In the upper part of kaffirland In
South Africa postal service Of motor
cycles riuden by natives has been es.
tablshed The natives and their ma.
chimes carry the mails 10 miles
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1906-06-28
l.. L. EAKIN
Real Estate & Insurance
BRANSOM, MISSOURI

Let me insure your home or property before
1t Is too late, can also sell your farm or town
and have fine properties in good man
uiacturns towns 10 trade for fancy county
lands.
ONCE with Dr C. W, Iiurctt Branson.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1906-06-28

Heretofore have you tried to see
how much trouble you could stir up;
Try the other plan and sec how much
more enjoyable it is. Help out those
who are in trouble and you will enjoy
the experience. There are people who
get nothing but kicks. Give them Il
kind word and little help aud see
how they will appreciate it.--Atchson
Globe.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1906-06-28

ally visited in the Washington home
said, ii was ten times more afraid Of
my aunt than OF my parents; my aunt
was the presiding genius Of the home
and she awcd me by her Kindness
THE first word Il child uttcrs is apt to
be Mother" and the old man in his
dying dream calls, Mother, mother"
1t matters not whethershc was brought
up in the surroundings Of a city and an
al'lucht home, and was dressed appro-
! priatcly with reference TO the demands
Of modern life, or whcthcrsh she wore the
old time cap and great round spcctacles
aud apron Of her own make. and knit
| your socks with her own needles, seated
by the broad fireplace, with great black
| logs ahlaz" ON winter night. II mat
| tcrS not how many wrinkles crossed
and rccroSscd her face, or how much
he" shoulders stopped with the burdens
OF Il long life, il you painted Madonna
hers would be the face. What Il gentle
hand she had when we were sick, and
what a voice To sooth pain: and was
there any one who could so fill up a
room with peace and purity and light?
And what II sad day that was when we
came home and she could greet us not,
for her lips were forever still.
WE have seen signs that indicate
that gambling in various forms is get
ting foolhold in the community. No.
ticc the effect of this crime upon do
mestic happiness 1t has sent its ruth
less plowoharc through hundreds of
families, until the wife sat in rags, and
the daughters were dlsgracCd, and the
sons grew up Ia the same infamous
practices or took short cut to de-
structlon across the murdcrcr's scarOld.
Home has lost all charms for the gam
bier. How tame are the childrcn's ca
i'oSNo ubl Nllt = uCNNllDIl III inc
gambler. How drearily the fire burns
on the domestic hearth, There must
be louder laughter, aud something to
win and something TO lose, an excite
mcnt to drive the heart faster and i'll.
lip the blood and fire the imagination.
No home, however bright, can keep
back the gamcstcr. The sweet call Of
love bounds back from hi, iron soul,
and all the cndcarmcnts are consumed
in the flame. of his passion,
TRUE merit is like river; the deeper
il gets the less noise it makes.
SEE the bright things, pas, the som.
Der things and do the right things.
Heretofore have you tried to see
how much trouble you could stir up?
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1906-06-28
SOCIEIlES.

MASONIC.
AZ. and A. M.-Forsyth Lodge No t&I, meets
on saturday upon or after the full moon IN
zach month Il. G.. foRD, W. NJ.
J. W POWELL, sec.
A. r. and 4. NJ. - Kirbyyillc Lodge No. 2Gi,
meets on saturday night upor OF next before
the full moon in each month.
WV q. W. yASzASDT, W. NJ.
ID. JACKSON, Sec.
A. +. and A. M.--Clanin Lodge, No. 30 Pro-
TEN, Mo-, meets on or before the full moon IN
each month. &. 4. JAMES, W. NJ.
o. S.-Cnupter No. -, meets first and third
Thursdays in each month. -,
Mrs MARY vANzANDT. W. NJ.
II X. AwBREY, W. L. "A ii. fAhRish' sec
wooDMES
M W. A.-Forsyth Camp NO. s6j' meets on
Tuesday upon or first following the full moon
III '''" ~ j. V. BALDWIN, Head Consul.
&. II GRooM. Clerk.
ODD FELLOws.
100. F.--Garrison Lodge, No. Gij, meets
second and fourth Saturday nights -
j ". STEVENS, y. q.
|. D. D. +. .-Bradleyville Lodge, No. 2t5.
meets first and third SATURDAY nights. ~
IO.O.F. Swan Lodge No. 533, Tancyvilie,
Mo, meets every Thursday night.
B.J. BUTLER, Sec.
1901 F.-Beaver Lodge, No G3, kissee
Mills, Mo. meets Saturday nights before Sec
'"' W. l.. JOHNSON, N. Il.
IOO.;F Golden Rod Rebecca Lodge, No.
slI. Tsneyyiie, Mo, meets every Iuesday
night. SARAH rihhot' ~ VI
EMMA RASKiS, Sec.
CHURCHES.
STONE CHAPEL, FORSYTH.
NJ. E,-Seryices first sunday in each month,
morn ing and yening REV. I. U. GRIFFIN.
Union sunday School every sunday morning at
10 O'Clock. You are welcome
LAURA JOHNSON. Sec. w ii. PaiCB, up.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1906-06-28
81 Il Year in Advance.

not venture to speak OF Mary Ball, the
mother OF Washington, further than to
say she was woman of high temper
and indomitable spirit. Her nephew,
Lawrence Washington, who OCCASION
ally visited in the Washington home
said, IL was ten times more afraid Of
my aunt than OF my parents; my aunt
was the presiding genius of the home
and she awcd me by her kindness.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1906-06-28

CONTINUED TO page four.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1906-06-28

TANEY Is the fourth county from the west
line Of the state, III the extreme southern
! tier and 81 bordering on Arkansas and en-
loving to its lulnc>s the wonderful climate
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1906-06-28

TRUE merit is like river; the deeper
it gets the less noise it makes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-05
MANY GUESTS IN
RICHMOND HOTELS
Early Fall Buying Brings Repre-
sentatives From Every
Section 70 the City.

Among tHc guests registered al OH.
JEFFERSON Hotel are air Charles t
Thayer OF Norwich. Comm. Mr. D.. o.
White. of New York Mrs w. re-r,s
Jr., and Master ~ j. r.rrvs III So
Louis. and Mr.. cupcper ENlm. B.r-
min<yhau
Among the N.rsinians at tae R.olmorl
Hotel are NIessrs. o. j. Hunter. I.r...-
burg. C.. H. Hip Norgole. ID Uaruo..
Charlottesville. w. p. Daugat.ry Po-t--
mouth. Edward McCormaee. Eoanos..
and Dr. J. y. Ford AMI Wife. Eoano>.
Ford's Hotel has the following c.uz-r.
OK the Old Dominion on lts register.
Mnssre. =. g. Harding. Woodfo~d. ~ T.
Gates. Houston. Dr. e.. l.. Bailey. Gum
ION. *. Smith. Gladstone. ID N
Baker. Charlottesville. II. l. Newman. j.
ii- Newman and j NJ Greear. OF Howell.
D.. 81 Hash. y. Parsley. j. Parsley. j.
IT, Craft. J T.. Sread. j. Brwester and
o. Brewster of Princeton. B S. Wright
and Vile. Salander. o. J.. Daughtery.
Gate City, ID L. Lowry. Abingdon. g.
vs.. Oliver Rocky Mount, A. r. Peterson.
Pulaski. J Henderson and wife. Ellis
ton. y s. ! Cordoff Hoilns: T. t.
Wlnninger and wife. Roanoke. and q. IT,
and a. A. Murphy of Roanoke
Among the Nirginiars registered at tho
lexington Hotel are Nlessr- f. J Tyler.
Chase City, kirk@ Watkins. Dry Bridge.
Il T.. Hulurs focshontas ana j. b. Bell.
lNuchburg
The following Nirginians are stopping
ar Murpny's l.t-l p. West Tabb New
port Ncws. T ~ Chapman. T.yuchburg.
L. =. BiandcI. Norfolk. r. S. par~ocr.
Roanoke. r. NJ reuick South Boston
! NJ Ncn4oie Faruxiu-. 81 H lay
man Bu hanan. d. Reed Harrisonburs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-05
THEY SCORE WELL
FOR FIRST TRIAL
NORVELL AND BOWLES BEST

Especial 90 The Times Dispatch
SEA GRIT. ". T.. September ror
the first time in the history of o.. mae
uonai rifle matches. instituted 200 14g
hy Congress to DE snot annually under f..
direction ~ tire National f.ara -.. t..
Promotion Of Rifle Practe. t.e 81. ..
OF Virginia was TODAY REPRESENTED
SharpsAooters took the 2r1-varl tareett
with tine cracks Of the United State.
infantry. calvary. navy and marine CORPS.
and ~ thirty-siV States your hundred ana
nInets two rifemen ia au
While the NirEinians 5il r.t -.l-e Sew
Jerseys lob on the 9D0 r.rI and s.1 ,arl
ranges covered to-day. y.t thrr dad n.t-
ter than several teams an I--t -.ea-.
when they came without ~. anal
-narquainted with Sea Gfrt ,o.
Tho team scored 554 ~. at
and --t at 5000 yards. Th. ae-t z..
Virginia 40 21o yards was enre D.. ....-
tenant NorveI who scored se .ut az Oh.
pos. DIE go. Second hol.r- aI to S.r-
eeaut Norau. with 81. Or o.. s0n-tarI
targets. whero tle team went in-l-.i.-
af-ly after lunch Prito-- Irvvf.s WAS
t.eh with o7 and sorr..r- rnra4 s...
ond, With g. Major Pr.. 40 SEES, J.--
,ey her. scored fs t.- tt- fvo
range totals Lieutenant N.r.s. ANA S..-
reant Norau tied al b. n.r. Pr.raI.
Gregory second al 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-05

BY g. T. ~ II. J.. Denoon
Real Estate AuctiOneors
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-05
CANS BEST MAN
BEYOND DOUBT
Would Have Beaten Nelson fl
Fair Fight TO
Finish.

GoLDFIELD. NEN. September
This IS the way that Joe Cans Won tho
lightweight championship in the f,rt
second round 90 one or the greatest
battles on record
Cans. who had been getting the better
OF IT, started The round with "a lart d.
the face. and tHry clinched. Nelson ta5
his head on GanS's shoulder. and his
arms down Several times h.. hin Ca,-
below the belt apparently feeling for
vital spot Al last he drew back his
right arm ana lIt Cans "a vicious l1...
square IN The eroin The coIore5 l..
sank to his knees and rolled over on bis
back. Referee Sler. without hesitation
ordered Nelson To- bis corner ana awarded
the heht 20 Cans on foul
The blow was clearly observed bv ever.
one In The arena. and none Of the spec
tatorS uttered protest when the decision
was rendered that ended the LONG draw,
out battle
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-05
Decision Satisfactory

Neither Cans nor Nelson was stirr,r..
this morning. Nelson is SO badly bstr,rr.5
that he VIII stay indoors until b. ,an
leave town
Cans goes o. San Francisco I'm "A fou,
days to consider "a theatrical engagement
w ith tho exception OF Nelson's marry,
not dissenting voice has been heard
about the decision awarding yesterdays
ficht TO Cans on a foul
Even losers in betting make no COM
Tidint. and numbers OF them called nr
Cans after the fight and coneratuIateI
him Cans saws that he was offerer
$1,000 70 let Nelson win lie vvorid r.r
say who made the OFFER
President Rickard stated thar the r,
&C pts for the fight amounted 10 am
proximatelv S7s.oo0. and that the nuuobe,
OF spectators at the ringside aggreeote5
700. This d. the greatest amount az
woncy taken in for prize fuht la r,.
history Of She ring one Of Nelson's
seconds stated to-day that Nelson was
dizzy when he was called for the FORTY
second round. and this may have had
something 10 do with The fouling OF
Cans.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-05
COCHATO AND BRENDA YORK
WINNERS AT CHARTER OAK

HARTFORD CONN. September Tho
Hartford Futurity for trotters and PAGERS
was rhe feature to-day OF the second
DAYS racing in the Grand Circuit meet
at Charter oak Park. the trotting division
being won nl Cochato. while Brenda YORK
vision.
Tho Hartford Futlrity WAS worth Sis
e". being the richest stake Of the meet
Fifteen hundred dollars went To- the pae-
era and $3.50 10 the trctters
Brenda Tork's time On tile pacing d.
vision was 2.l5 "a. 2131-f ana Cochato g
time .n the trotting division was 2.ls 80.
g.1E9.f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-05

By virtue of % certain deed ~ trust to
the undo signed trustees dated June 20,
"a. ana dult recorded in the clerks Of
flee ~ tile Chaurery Court Of the city
ot Richmond in D. y. ITS "A page 81
default having been made. and being re
Q4ir.i so to 30 by the beneficiary. we
VIII proceed 90 sall. on the premises. on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER g. 1916
at clock J.. NJ. the above numbered
property
The improvements consist OF a modern.
weIl-nuNt. ua-to-date stable or veterinary
hospital. WcN equipped with stalls. gran
uHt..r .oor- ana other necessary con
Ner lenccs The lor fronts 8O feet on the
west side 81 JEFFERSON Street and extends
hack between parallel lines lbs feet to
Che alley g. the rear The sale Of this
property offers good chance 70 any one
shlng stable building and lot. OF com
riete establishment FOR il veterinary doc
trr
TERMS Cash suffe ent 90 pay the cost
ana expenses OF executing this trust ali
state ana city taxes unpaid aud fire in
surence premium of $500 and "a note for
81 5H. with interest on same from June
- 1870 to day ~ sale. the residue In
equal lrst0lmeuts az one ara two ears
from dav 90 sale Tor notes With is crest
added ana secured 10y a deed OF trt.' On
Oh. property. or Tor All cash as q saif
residue. AT the option Of the purchaser.
T.. w. NcNEIGH
". Z. GLINN
Trustees.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-05
RANNRUPT SALE

600. w. arsso. Auctloncer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-05

By Thompson Brown * co.
lll3 Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-05
Bar and Pool Room.

TWO Pool Tables complete with cues
racks and tails cost $3.50, PIN Pool Ia nlc.
BAR Counter Oyster counter. one Up
right Gr0cer's Ice BOX Bar Ice Box Total
Adding National Cash Register. store
awning assorted line ~ Cigars Cigar
cites Chrrootz and Chewing Tobacco in
FUN and broken packages, Whiskcys.
Wines. Gins and other liquors In bottles
ana barrels
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-05

s,.,y virtue - decree. entered on the
49, nay on August 1905. IN the Dlstrice
Court or The United States ror the Fast-
EN- plsrlrt Of Virginia. IN the matter
or r. J. NauEhau bank upt I viii pro-
eco ~ sell at public auction 1T No
4'' r Broad Street AT 10 90 A NJ
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 1906.
a. iu.i. attractive line of Gents Furnisb-
ings. Ladies Trimmed and Urntrimrned
Ha.s complete line OF Ladies Ready
o. Wear Garments and Underwear. Ia
q'es Fine Furs. about 1900 pairs OF
p-to-hate Shoes Boots. Rubbers RUN
'ef Boots ANA Arctcs Trunks. VsIises
-nH suit Cases pveraus and Clothing.
J'NelfN. Glassware Perfumes and TOYS
a large. weii-se iected line Of Dry Goods.
hLnpons etc. Combination Lock IrOr
SAFE Electric Fan and Cluster IIRhtE
snow as-s Racks. Counters
This stock VIII first be offered as =
" mole. reserving the right to reject any
nr az hids Failing % sell as a whole,
We "iil Immediately Offer same in detail
beginning with the shoe stock
TERMS. Cash
JOHN q LIGHTFOOT
Trustee ga Bankruptcy.
Geo. ". Mayo. Auctloneer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-05
Furniture.

Handsome Marble Top Walnut Slide -
board TWO oak Sideboaris oak ENteu-
sion Table Very Handsome Large Han
stand with plate glass nirrr. cost
S-- two Fine NItet Carrots Two
Poker Tables about 100 ltssovted Chair
oak Roll Top Desk. e Heating stoves.
35 Pictures Ice Boxes. . Relro0u
Suits odd Reds. Mating etc.
sale positive
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Washington. 3. philadelphia. Do.
EDs ton. %. Sew York.
Detroit. 3, 81 Louis. s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-05
Where They PLAY TODAY.

Pu4dlel DNii az Washington
chicago az Detroit
Nrw York AZ Boston
50. Louis At Cleveland
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-05

commencing al lo.3o o.cIock. the entire
equipment. consisting of one Good priv-
ing Horse one Good Surrey in perfect
condition. cost 1913. one large Truck
Top Wagon one Dirt cart Cart Harness.
ten sets Of Single and Double Wagon
and Buggy Harness six Saddles TWO Side
Saddles. three Good Rowhoats zone never
usedl. ton Shad and Herring Nets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-05

LOCO Stock of Shoes. Cloth
ing, Gents Furnishings,
Millinery, Ladies Made-to-
Wear Garments, Notions,
Dry Goods, Iron Safe,
Electric Fans, Fixtures,
Showcases, Counters, Etc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-05
EQUIPMENT OF
MON TICELLO CLUB
AT AUCTION.
Horses, Harness, Saddles,
Vehicles, Rowboats, Nets,
Pool Tables, Chairs, Bar
Counter, Liquors, Tobac-
co, National Cash Register,
Etc, at No. SOL Orleans
Street, Fulton.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 7TH.

By direction Of Mr a L. Eacho man
aEer ~ Monticello club. Fulton. We Will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-05
AUCTION SALES. Future Dav.

BY NJ Weigh s. Gunn.
Real Estate AuCtioneers.
SO. lll2 East Main Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-05
TRUsTEEs' AUCTION SALE

Or
THE BRICK BUILDING AND LOT
DESIGNATED AS TO SOUTH
JEFFERSON STREET.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-20
Daily Cotton Movement.

Galveston-Steady; middling 11Ia; net receipts 3574; gross receipts 35l4; sales 105; stock 130, AS: continent 999 coastwise 3l64
 New Orleans-Easy, middlng 11sb; net receipts 3674; gross receipts 3674; sales 300; stock 22ss93; Great Britain 14,200
 Mobile-Steady; middling 11A; net re- celpts 239; gross receipts 239; sales 300; stock 23,476.
 Savannah-Quiet; middling Il 3-16: net receipts 3si6; gross receipts 39i6; sales 100; stock 65, "A; continent 695s: coastwise 2S75.
 Charleston-Quiet nliddiing 11Hs; net re- ceipts ST; gross receipts ST, stock 17511.
 Wilmington-Steady; mlddling 11Is net receipts 2e5 gross receipts 2s5; stock 9ss6
 Norfolk-Steady; mddling Il 1-16; net re- ceipts 9S3; gross receipts 933; sales AS; stock 4,1SS; coastwise 177S
 Baltimore - Nominal middling 11ss. gross receipts FOO; stock 92Is; coastwlse 15O0
 New York-Quet middlng 1l.7O; net re- celpts 51; gross receipts 1851; stock 15e,197; France CT.
 Boston-Quiet; middling 1tS5: net re- ceipts 12; gross receipts 722; Great Brit ain 1143
 elphia-Quet; mddling 11.95; net receipts 90; gross receipts III; stock 3410. Miscellaneous-Net receipts 120; gross recepits 12O.
 Total today, at all ports. net 12,921; Great Britain 15.s4S; France CT; continent 7951 stock csc, 20.
 Consolidated, at all ports, net 79.S1S; Great Britain 4o,575; France 2702; conti- nent 52S73; Japan 5O
 Total since September 1, at all ports, net 7.00s,7s7 Great Britain 2,505, ,2s4; France 611, coz; continent 2,O95, 70i; Japan 1Ol AT; Mexico 2764.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-20
ANOTHER SHARP
 BREAK IN STOCKS Drastic Liquidation Results
 frorI Western. Horror ONE RECOVERY MADE EARLY
As Further Details of the Catastrophe Came In 1t Was Realized That the
 Magnitude of the Disaster
 Was Beyond Calculation.

New York. April 19.-There was further drastic liquidation in the stock market today, induced by the California calam- ity. At one time early in the day the market looked as though the principal strain upon it had been passed and there was substantial recovery from the sharp opening declines But prices broke badly again later in the day and the market took on a semblance of demoralization. The early recovery was partly due to supporting orderss which were distributed supposedly by banking interests for the protection of the market butt also to d considerable uncovered short requirement. due to the very heavy selling yesterday by professional operators in the belief that additional liquidation would come upon the market today with a realization of the extent of the disaster.
 This calculation proved 70 De not mis- taken, and the shorts of yesterday hal ample opportunity to secure profits with the large accumulation of strong orders this morning. With the early unsettle ment of the stock market somewhat quiet- ed, and the level of prices restored it be- came clear that there was no effective demand to extend the recovery. Senti-