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remarkable skill
REFERENCES Best Banks and Leading Business Men Of Columbus.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
MONTGOMERY cpRRESf QUOTATIONS, X tCorrectea Daily.y

t (VNrFHGtcQ These Erices are at whpiesAls apg not ts
 BsssssssaMsix sSsssasissii essso.
 arspss=s2 Ib. .haakata ao02aHa: ! n. pssf sNsi gloss iamD 4Ae;. RiaksI RssSs
 klsss1e I1tss sa9sy sae: asaa sosa, sras,
 Sia:1sfSgRf s.isi a9 Yissia's g.Ssses s's 'sis sSsss sa s'Sf ss
 Ssaslss-sIIsS5x Sx ss; s.1. fancy s.. se,ss: ... ! SA ssrdinss-Amsriean mustard ;s 40: u-eu
 Grits-Per bbi ss.6oi per sack sI.ss.
 Meaa--65c; pearl 71c: peerless FaAc
 Lard--Lsaf ls%si eemDOuaa sNes Ssslu
 Hssas--pey. lss, others a4M eisa
 Tsin fs ssS Rsssai .Sss.: Rss:' sss lssi Yhtte ase; white clipped kOc: timethr 57Mc; Burt seed eats E5e; wintsf turf cats
 cstsea Seed Meal--sas: :oa.
 Weoi-Glsan Rshe; hurry wool lsMo
 Fruit ana PSoducs-Pctatcss csc bu, Iaidwins p; sS; isnay ?; Bavis g: sS ypst GttNcNNg H. P. peanuts 6hc ib.: lemous extra fsscyy s4:ko; fancy s4;oo box; EYaporated appIss. 'lb. cartoon. SMo per 1b.; Florida oranreN assorted sizes sa.qs per ho1, hskS5 weight ooeOanuts sA.oO per sacks Fresh Malaga sraPss VI e9 peg keg; oFaAherTiSs I've Grown Ealsins. sl.sk psE bexi 1hSo; Grown reisins N,7 per box; RFunas bound boxes so-7O fIe Der poand: a5 h. boxes 7o-so e&c per b.: stSRdsrd boxes z6 h. evaporated peaches f4kc ibE standard boxes 2s ID. peotorins peaches i2e per ib.: Canadian Rut9bsga turntps a o6 per sack; navy beans this years crop Ss.as
 Hides--Dry Hints I5c; dry saItsd aAe; green saited ec
 Molasses--Georgia cane barRal eBo Nar Ealien; eases, gallons Ss per easel maple syrup. Log Cabin. salloRs elAI M ealIane H 50; quarts S4.ee per doA
 ChicksRs-Hens sSai Srysrs S O sec, hpall- CTS ao@25c; turkeys 1aAc tb.
 SuEaT-esranulatsd shc: F, ', Q, kAa-
 Eggs-2oi per dozen.
 Country Butter-12hc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17

from reports coming in from the camps 1t is evident that sUsn the 'iserapinss" have about all bean utilized. This will, of eeurse. cause Ruah lIghtsF receipts during the rast of this saasop The close yestsF=- day waa firm at 6ske.
 The receipts Tuesday were, 4ss casks week l, sac. meath E,ses, and with a totAl of 1s4.3 casks for the season
 The axpertsi Tuesday l56, week s,2ss, Iapnth e.321, season l7o.es6 Of the weeks total s.ee9 casks went ts foreign ports. salss for the week were l.5se casks. steck ysster1ay 16.sTe casks.
 As was the ease last week, the upper OF pale grades of rosins though continuing in excellent demand were somewhat less act i've than usual The most attention was directed to the medium and cemmoner grades. and will be seen by the aeeempa- Aying tahie af prices. quotations show a ma teria1 gain over those of the preceding week At the close yesterday the following qusta- tens were posted: Water white sg win dow glass se.4s; N se.aB; M $50; K e5 IS; I s4.Bo; H s4. .45@s4. 50; c s4,2 ,25; F &4. 20 2o@$4.a2h: E $.159s4.17A; D s4. 10 qst.1s; cHA $4.Io9&4.l2
 The receipts Pues6eY were +,ss5 barrels, week 17Se2, menth sssaS, eeason 5sa.eo1,
 Exports: Tuesday 61s week i4.asl. month 30.es7 season 644,ks4. Bprsign for week 1e.s2s Sales ao le.6so. Stock si.Fs4,
 L. ". eR0VAFT,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
MARKET X !: ] FOR COTTON
14ARIE LOST ITS RECKNTLY GAINED
 ADVANTAGE.
NeuMg Was Barely Steady at Decline on For Cables, Owing to Continga- '- tien of Previous Day
 Coyeripg.

Nsw York. Jan. ts.-The cotton market 1re than lost yesterdays improvement Arinx todAy's session and made new low Neord for the downward movement The elose was steady at e net decline of 1lGIS II zo0.ooo bales. fTF rFs
 The openiug was barely steady at a de- situe of s@f points which was a little bet ter than due On the cables owing to a con-
 Anasuon of yesterdays covering movement 2ese1 on the spot sales Of 1s,0po bales in s49 AnEish market. But cables continued e4sy the Houston estimate for tomorrow
 AZ neavy there was some reports of freer csataern olferings on spot, and the official .se ,ss- as so inaian crop outtnrn and acre
 me market soon eased off on under these facotrs which promoted aggressivd, selling oy some of the local traders, stop loss or nern were uncovered on a scale down and tns decline was not checked until in the trxernoon, March sold at 9. k and May at s,4e ~er about Fl points under the closing Aerre1 of the previous nighE- The close Ka* 3 @4 points up from the to west hut the tmproyement seemed chiefly d ue to cover- mk of shorts. Prediction cT a bearish census report next week was among the esarish factors. Southern sp ot Ilarkets as officiaily reported were una .han ged to ksceipts dt the ports today ,4s,sas bales. skainst 5s,sso last week ara 2o.52e last year. For. the week (estE ni lted) s15,Qeo faaes, against s2T.s4l last. wseha and ls5,24s
 pdays receipts at New o cleans 1s,o7s | 1es. against 6,sS7 last year. md at Hous- In 12ss2s bales. against 4,49t last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
TREAsURY bALANCEs.
NAVAL STORES WEEKLY REVIEW,

Savannah, Jan. le,--(Sneclal l-Thoukh the local spirits sf tuFpentine market de- veopsd aL unmistakabls sagging tendency during the last two days oe tho wAek---Mon- day and Tuesday-and eased off from esAo the weeks highest. and incidentally the highest value touched in the present season to ssAc. the opening value of yesterday the weakness was not the result of any shortening Of the demand. hut was rather tracsabe to the great increase in the vol ume of receipts
 For some weeks past. Savannah haR sui. fsred from an unprecedented congestion of freights in the terminals of practically all roads entering the city. Together with all classes of freisht, the naval stsres markets have suffered through ah inability to deliver at destinations promptly and for this rea- son the receipts In both markets have suf- fered. The cpngested conditions are being rapidly relieved end the sudden inorsass ip the arrivala lR due to the delivery of Aup7 plies, which were in transportation wesks aga.
 The present SIHsnp in prices ls, hawsvsE, rsgasaed as distinctly temporary. It Is pretty well conceded that the clear warm weather which has prevailed for some months rEst has made che EatherinE of the crude uaatSElal peculiarly faSeFFssa sRa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
HAYWARD, FIeK 6 eLARK's COTTON
 LETTER
By Private Wire to Walter Cotter q Co.,,
 42 Commerce. st

4S O0mmGfc0 Ht.
 New Orleans, Jan 16.-=The battle hetWeen the moral Influence of enormous move meat on speculation in futures and the sus- tainins effect of pressing Fssds for actual cotton or spot values Is still at it's height causing cratic markets hard to guage, full of surprises and dissppoiatmaRts. We see today futures. in Liverpool two. to three points lower, where an advance of four points higher with total sales of is,ecS bales. This contrast is also shown in ca ble opinions
 While some houses express confidence and heavy receipts are beginning to tell an sentiment and that demand for spots will soon fall off in conseauspce Today's spot business does not support the lattsD version but should the hitherto prevailing bullish view abroad undergo g radical change the short side would be distinctly benefited ow- ing to the known conservatism and tenacity with which swap in opinion Is followed and defended in the English market. Disap- pointing futures in the Liverpool market caused six to seven points lower opening here this morning. followed by further loss owing to pronOuncea weakness in New York where all of yesterdays gain had been lost in the first hour. Our contract being on strictly spot basis the decline here stopped around 10 10 for March, with the market waiting for news from spot quarters The difference in the constitution of thA con tracts has now brought March futures in New York about 90 points under March val ues here, against only so points a few days ago.
 Port receipts continue very heavy Our port expects 1l.e00 to 13eo0 tomorrow, against e.2oO last year and s.2oo in 1905. and the Houston forecast is 2s,0Oe to 34, 900 vs, 1000 last year, and 2,s0O in the big crop year. The spot market Is report ed quiet and easy There is fair inquiry but limits are too low. People want to buy on the hasis of lower futures, but find only a little hedged cotton to work on with the bulk of free factors holdings not for saIe except in undesirable lower qualities. The interior is not affsrins aaeh
 Futures weakened in the afternoon on less
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
c AhERcRoMBIE & co
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago. Jan. 1s.-A sharp advance in the price of oats completely offset today favorable conditions for the fall sown wheat crop, Al the elsse wheat for the May de- livery mas . shade higher. corn waA up he, Oats gained # e Ac. Provisions were 6@1oc lower,
 kst during the day but the most important was the bullish enthusiasm displayed in the oats pit. The market orened g triffe cas- fer because of lower cables and favorable trenasiy small receipts at Minneapalis and Duluth Eartly affset these besrish influsnees and latar when the price of cats Rdvapoe4 one eeas the sentiment in the wheat pit be- Ss: ssas osSss sag strengthenine the market were a lively de- mand for cash wheat at Minneapolis and Kansas City. and improved demand fer
 May onsned unchanged to a shsds lower at 7SR hc to Tehe seld between 75A@ Q 7ss end 7skc. ana closed at 7sh exc.
 clearances of wheat and flour were equal sss, coo bushels. against Ses. 900 bushels on the same day last year. Minneapolis. Bu- luth and Chicago reported receipts of 1e4 cars. against eaA cars last week and 46S cara ana XeaR agQ.
 Wet weather throughout the central states eaussd firmness h the corn msTket. Local yeceipts today were less than one half of the estimated amount and this brought out goGd demand Ior Casn gram The volume of trading was small and the mar ket closed fiEsn.
 Mag epaAsd unchanged to Ne higher at <3Hc to 44c sold un to 44A Q &e and elos- ed ct 4AEG Local peceipts were 2Io cars with pone lof contract EFade
 The market for oats was strong and aot- i've. leading bulls buying heavily of both May and July. This demand induced free covering by shorts. Most of the offerings came from small holders. Continued small lesal receipts strengthened the mapkes May opened . shads to No higheF at s7k @aTka advanced to 37&a and closed at the highest point. Local Fscsipts were 7e cars.
 Provisions opened firm because of 5c advance in the price of live hogs. but the market soon weakened on free selling by pit traders. Local packers were apparently dls- inclined to support the market and untii the close of the session sentiment favored the beara At the close May pork vas down 1oe ct S1e,SS. Lard was off ke at ts.kQ.y Ribs were lhc lower at ss.ls.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
HwALfER GOPHER |
N. s B. BEERS COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to c. G.. Abererombie { f fF Co., 32 Eo,nmeree sf e

By Private Wire to Q. G.. Abererembie q 'f "' O., g eommcrce St. -
 New Orleans Jan. 1s.-were not for
 ae as1t. .es s. srks ssuIss rssspss at a4ssoe vs. ss.eoo for the same time last year and s2asa year before last, It Is more then probable that tss lsfEs dsmsad fer heye hef more stipulatipg effect upon the c9ntract markets which rpise easier owing to the heavy run Of receiEts Liverpool ca bling: cAn unfayorable opinion Is gaining ground iH cohsssuence of large receipts"
 Under the circumstaness nothing else was ta be expected since tkere has been no let uR in srriyals et ports az the market of
 ss sS,9sbs5y es or sssuss, wsula supply ip excess of demand Thersfsre, shading of ysiues' until the movement shrinks to more without being at the ex- pease sf interier town stocks unless the erap he much larger than it is generally sua- posed to be-
 Spot dealers know that the large movs- ment to the ports is but a reflection of heavy heavy export movement to Europe. and for awaiting the day when arrivals will show sharp falling off, If not from exhaustion, by refusal of the interior to sell below ten cents cents basis as miaalinE oa the other hand, exporters are not dispesed to enter into new commitments. Europe not being so anxious as heretofore to Book new business, and as it takes two to make a bargain, tkeir position Is as worthy of consideration.
 If further decline is to be the result of the South marketing it's cotton 90 frasly, aHd thsre is no reason why 1t should not the present level of priess being more than rarnnnaratiye and the crop large one. we dq not look for any pronounoed weakness developing. but rather an easier market with q downward tendency, the probability being that fully 1f,soe.ooe bales of crop no matter what be the size of 1t has been ssld already. the amount to be marketed at the eiose af the current week 2einting ta about s.l6e.= oae bales with a great deal in transit for distribution throughout the world.
 The high prices of cotton goods Fnd the more activity devslopins in the exTort de- mand for Oriental account. New York re- porting the sale sf 1000 or 5.a0a bales of cotton goods for ehina since the best move ment started practically assures a ssod de- maRd for raw cotton and 1t is safe to say that this years crop Hil be the meat nref7 itabls that the south has avsr marketed.
 c G ARERCaOMRrH 4 co
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17

favorable news from the spot market De- man6 x Very aniet ard purchases at Hc cepceseiens gre rapjdlx djssppearfnG as fi- rect capss ef the accuWylation of lnw Ereaes The tr6ds Rbroad could so far net hs iptsy- estsd fo enl eItent Tn low grade cptton stable wfii finally attract this cotton causes 'iiquid- ation of long accounts in those positions and the vanishing of premiums. According too correspenaepee ftom Europe, East India cotton which is better tn color Is finding pFsfssspce generally aver Amsrieen Icy
 Truly yours.
 WALTER GOPHER q CO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
NEHV YnRK nRY f,nnns-

New York, Jan. l6.-ThO dry goods mar ket was firm and quite active, Spot goods are scarcs and converters are being forced to buy att the top prices although fairly well covered contract for future needs. Knit goods Are well sold for fall. The scarcity in fine cotton goods is very remark able even at this early period of the jobbing aaAsopa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
Death Penalty For Rape.

Chicago, Jan. 16--The death penalty for criminal assaults on wemeM and girls was demanded of the Legislature last night by the Chicago City Coun- cil, which adopted a resolution which had been recommended by the Com mittee on State Legislatiop. The ysso- luton also provides Q penalty of ltA Imprisonment for eases of attempted assault
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
NEW 0RLEANs CorTON,

New Orleans, Jan. 1s.-spst gotten closed quiet; 1-lsc loweri middlins la%c; sales on rive.
 Futures opened quiet but steady at de- cline of ser points on poor English cables. The market seems to be in waiting atti- tude. lack of support declined stiil further Tho close was steady 109it points lower than yesterdays final figures
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
"Rotterdam,, successfuIlY Launehed.

New York, Jan. is-fhe Hill and American Line received cable from Belfast yesterday announcing the sue successful launehinflpf the new twin screw liner Rotterdam, The Better dam will registAr aa.7o1 tons and, will have accommodations for 800 first and 500 seeqpd class passepgeEs: She will make her maiden trip 60 New YoFk tR April of AeAt Geass
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
rTNcTNNAH PROnurW

Cincinnati. Jan. 16-Flour firm. wheat firm f5M @T6iAc. Corn dull 43M QA4e. Oats lower 34k @S5c. Rye dull 6s66so. Provisions steady. Whiskey steady, Sl. 20. Butter steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
ST. LOuIs PRopuCE.

St. Louis, Jan. 16,-Flour steady.
 Whiskey steady $l.33, Pork lower; jobbink Sl6.65.
 Lard lower; prime steam $s, 05.
 Dry salt meats steady: boxed extra shorts Ss.37h; clear ribs $9.50; short clears s9.62A.
 Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts $io.12h clear ribs S10.25; short clears o,37h.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17

New Orleans, Jan, 1s.-Cotton futures on the New Orleans Cotton Exchange closed steady today. Quotations ranged as fol-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
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MEMPHIS eOTpoN OH.

Memphis, Jaa. 1s.--Gsttea seed ell; ps4aaa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17

wilmington. /Jan. 1s-SpiRits turpentine, nothing doing receipts BT casks.
 Rosin nothing doing; receipts 2s4. . Tar firm s2. 40; receipts 800.
 Crude turpentins firm s3.35 $4,50 and sl so; receipts 64.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
NAVAL STORES.

Savannah. Ga, Jan. l6.--TurpentIne steady ssc; sales 6so receipts 1so; shipments 16O. .hipments 2so; stock ss,OSs. Quote: ABcD s4 .oS; E S4.iO@s4.16; F s4.15@s4.se; G sl 2o@t4,a5; II s4,45; st.b0; K s5.15; NJ s5. 50: none; we s6,75; wv H.oQ.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
'-Risiag. rsluns
 RIVER E0REGAsH Tor Next Two Darsl to fall slowly. ''.Ns
wEATHEs CospIEIeHs Ass- GENERAL

to fall slowly. 'fsNs WEATHER ORDINATIONS AlD- eBNHRAI.
 FQRECAaE Fhe area of cold weather that was ovs, the Missouri Valley Tuesday morning has moved psptdly eastward and is now oyer the St, Lawrence valley; noderatsiy cold frontier fram the upnen lakes to the RocKy Mountains hpt 1t Is much mildsr than on tuesday moFning Ip practically all of the ass above the seasohaf normal and the weather Is cloudy. The indications are that tn Alabama the prevailing weather will conttpua tonight snd Thunsday except that theSe will he . slight drop in tempsrature m the northern part ef the stats tonight
 Temperature and precipitation reports tram
 ending ct 2 am. VI Y FFFss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17

New orleans Jan ls.--6ugaF steady! Sben kettle centrifugal sla @s iS-iee; oentrifusal wAitss { i-1ee; ceutritughl yellow sA@
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
NEW ORLEANS COTTON OH,
NEW 0RLEANs SUGAR MARKRF

New oSISaAs, Jan. 1G-Cotton saeA oil prime 40c; crude 9&e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
Johnstone & Co Cetton Buyers and Warehousemen
 q'-gsss HSssAsBp
 csttea Sought at Any Pspt h Aabems. Storage and Consignment. SsEoad Lowes nsnance be l.ae.
m wHAxHnn.

RaiF Local Hsothsr Report ana Havss United state. psBsssmsat s os Asr,eul.ur. eo.ns,sf %.isAsr s,m.| AVssaa sasi @sarsssss Montgomery, Jan. ls. 1907,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
LOCAL corTos,,m ,mAlukET,
pAnYs COTTON MAI J kET.
Pc St Movement,

Pc Vt MqEement.f f,a1veston-4-Caui st, 10hc;s net . receipts 2e . sss' tss e4p. s6sSmehtsf to eontine ag s.g75 New orieanar-cLAet, 1e&e; net receipts 1xe70: gross receilIs Is.e1o sales 4,1so; stock 4o5,775: shipm, 'nts te ci tnttnsnt a,sl2; eoastwisa 2.02e.
 gross receipts 1.ss5; seVes 5all stock sl,6l5; Shipments coastwise s
 Eavannah--Easy, 10 F-lBe; net receipts Ls5s: gross receipts s,sssf sal ss f.e4ei stock cbarieston--Firm.s 1oc; nst receipts sss; gross receipts 2ss; stock TAtE ia.
 Wifmington--Nomina1t net receipts 2,3s2; rross receipts 2,362; Sstoek eAtg osS; shipments o Great Britain 13.2o9.-
 Norfoik--Dull, 105scis ueu 1eeeipta A,Ss1; {; gross receipts 4.9s1 saiess S0s stock 47,Sob; ' 2fsfpnents coastwise 4.ISa.
 Raltimore-Nominal, 1ozSes gross receipts N Neg York~steadyE 1s.7g: gross receipts E507 sales i.10s steck AIsS s.
 Boston-steady. 1o.7oi- ns' receipts s16; krosz Receipts 6,9S2.
 Phiiadelphia--ouiet, 1DtsS nett receipts lE: stock 2.lse.
 Total MOvernsz {.
 Total today at all ports n ct 4sIs2s ship nents to Great Britain 25.Z1 5; tos continent l5.0sT: stock 1.3og,S26.
 Consolidated at all ports, m A 24b, ,oS6; ship menfa to Great Britain .eid 2o3; to France 34ee3; to continent s2,31fS to Japan 5.6t9. Total since Sept. T. at aH ports net 6. .S97,- sEe: shfpments to Great B citain 2Il17.504; so Frsance 500. 172; to ecntfn mt i.ss1,347; to gapaa iis.sss.
 Interior ,Movam. ent.
 Ho, Naton-ouiet. 10Mc; n ct receipts 12.- f4e: z voss receipts l2s29: $ shiDlnents IA, ,7Ss; saIea 4, V: stock s2925. <6naus ta---Quiet 1oBe; m # receipts 1,o75; srnss ret eipts 1,075; shipE nenAs sss; sales fse. rtock 47,727
 'Sanphis Easy. 19Ssc: n ct receipts 2.es1; ,ross receiL Ns s,5s5; shipu ieRts 5.s5s; sales sena. atock 172.T2s.
 se foufs-- Dull. 1oh hc; net receipts 4ee -yesa recnlpts 5.los; shipT tents 5oos; stock ctncinnati-NAt receipts 300; gross re- s.infs coo; ship ueats 17se stock s,1e2. Toulsviiie--Firl n. loase.
 rsosni today-Ns ct receipt. 17.235 gross re- ,.ints 2s, soB; shilNSants ss,lol; sales 4,2o2 kock s41.250.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17

Charleston, Jan. 1s.u-Turpsntins and ros- n nothing doing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
ST. LOUIS CLOSING MARKETS.

Spot coffee steady: No. RiO 6%c; Santos No 7Rc; mild coffee steady; Cordova lQ12he.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
uANsAs cyTy HIVE sTorx

Ramsay city, Jan. ie,-cattie, receipts 2, 2,o09, including sOs southerns. Market
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
LIVERPOOL COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK COTTON FnruREs

New YoEk, Jan. ls.-0ettea futures closed steady. on the New York Cotton Exchange today Quotations ranged as follows:
 Month. Open High. Law, Close.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON.

New Orleans Jan. 1s.-spot cotton closed
 let; sales 4,fs6 bales; receipts" 1s.oTo:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17

Nete-7n iRaicstss tEaee Qf pssoipitstiaa:
 MoNTRQSH W. HAYES,
 Local Forecaster, wsa .hsr BufeaN
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

New York. Jan. ls.--coffee futures open ed 6@le points higher and closed steady, net five points lower to five points higher aales 64 GOO hagS, includiAg:
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-21
Centralized Rule In cities.

Stimulated and perhaps aroused by
the example OF Galveston and its gov.
eminent by commission, several com.
munlties are ambitious TO solve the
problem OF good government for the
new world. Several states have passed
laws permitting cities OF certain slze
to reorganlze their government on the
commission plan. which Galveston has
had ON trial since the flood disaster
several years ago.
There Is nothing essentially new In
the commission plan OF government.
except that Capitalization IL carried 10
an extreme for a republican people
oficials arc elected. as before, but few.
or personaEes have a say in initiative
and execution. responsibility IL not cas-
lily shifted, and when things 80 wrong
the man higher up Is not far to seek.
But. after all, the real solution OF the
problems OF popular government lies
In the people themselves rather than
In the system" adopted. II the people
OF any community are deadly In ear
nest In wanting II cleanly and honestly
governed. Il viii be. Their will IL law
and their wish IL their win.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-21

Referring to IongfeiiOw's centenary.
Rlackwood's Magazine declares that
when the American singers hlcen-
ecnary comes hls work win stlll be
vital and that he may occupy a
throne some way below Wordsworth.
T0nnyson and swinhnrns on Parnas.
sus ITSELF"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-21

Hunger for the 'easy dollar'' Ia the
cause Of nearly all high Rnance rascal.
y. The young men Of 49, times must
be On their guard They must be taught
to know that poverty and rags are inf
nitely TO BE- preferred 10 wealth gained
through dishonesty,