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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-22
MIR. HILL VERY ILL.
High PennsyIvania Railroad Oflicial
 Has ParaIytfc Stroke.

hub EuFMAyNtS StF0ke.
 .. Houston, Tex, Dec. 21.--James B. Hill. General Freight Agent of the Pennsylvania lines west of Pittsburg. Is seriously i'll from stroke of paraly sis which involves the entire left side. MT. Hill owns ranch at 'Repositor, Tex, thirteen miles south of here. and 1t has been his custom to spend the winter here.
 Mrs. Hill Is with him and son has been telegraphed to come, the intention being to remove him to his Pittsburg home as soon as his condition will permit. As he is 6s years of age, his condition Is considered critical,
 He entered the railroad service in 1860 with the engineering department of the Atlantic and Great Western fin New York State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-22
cENsuREs ROOSEVELT.
Nevada Governor Doubts wisdom of
 Presfdent's Action.

Presidents Action.
 Reno. New. Dec. 21--From his bed today, Governor Sparks. who is very sick, made the following statement in explanation of his act in asking Pres ident Roosevelt to send troops to Goldheld:
 Throughout this whole controversy I have acted according to my best Judgment. I. believed from advices re- ceived from confidential agents in Gold field that trouble was imminent in the mining camps. I know that dynamite had been stolen from the mines; that the miners were armed and prepared for trouble and the picketing of mines and preventing men from working was damaging property. l was also advised that the Sheriff and other civil author ities were unable to cope with the sit- uation. I made these facts known, to the President and in view of the ab- sence of any militia. advised that troops be sent to prevent trouble. I thought no good could be had from calling a special session of the Legislature It has developed since the arrival of the troops there has been no violence and this is why l asked for troops. I be- lieved that so long as there were reg ular soldiers on the ground there would be no outbreak. but I feared and had reason so to fear. that unless such action was taken immediately there would be riot and bloodshed.
 While was In Goldfield I investi- gated personality the conditions that prevailed. found that the business men were afraid of violence and that the women were in terror. Dozens of women have left the camp because they feared trouble. I found that there was organized a band of high graders" and that the Sheriff Is absolutely un- able to secure conviction of any ore thieves.
 Would Use Rifles.
 'I learned that there are over a thousand rifles in the possession of miners and that the spirit of many of the men is such as to warrant me in believing that those rifles would be used upon small preteXt.
 While General Funston was there I conferred with him frequently. Af- ter he had made a thorough investiga- ton, seeking information from all sources, he told me that 1t was his
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-22

words as would startle that sweet young thing behind him from her well bred composure."
 Look at that old fat lady--or the fat old lady. wh6.h is the politest. Placid ity? and The Message Man running into
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-22

Il yNllU WNMEl Ehs=ls s-vae.---

Gee. han. see that young woman thank a man for telling her that her hatpin Is falling out-usually they crush you"
 See how they are putting the coin to that Penurlous Person. He'll be the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-22

to get him and his golf handles by Pat Sweeney"
 Yes, but look how good -natured they all are. There's fellow falling over
 a dog and in ordinary weather" "of course, he would articulate such
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-22

he thinks he has worked all the year to support a family"
 But say. Spang, look at that puer- He person-that Princeton person. get him down quick. It takes a retinue
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-22

Plentiful Person"
 They let the kids go anywhere nos The idea of feeding the horse on calsN dy"
 People seem to feel good"
 "oh. yes, It's ChristmaAs"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-22
Taft and Cannon .

Washington, Dec. 21.--"Gaze on this manly form"
 With these words spoken to the score of newspaper men waiting just outside the Presidents office Speaker Cannon clapped Secretary Taft on the shoulder with both hands and smilingly an- nounced the Secretary of War. Both Mir. Cannon and the Secretary had had conferences with the President and were leaving his office together. Mir, Cannon explained that he had called at the White House to present par don case and the Secretary remarked that he had called on routine business of his office.
 Both callers had nothing of a polit- ical nature to say and after getting outside of the office building each went his own way.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-22
wEATHER roREcAs,

WEATHER FORECAST. washfngton, Dec. 21.-For Alabamas RaIn sunaayy Monday clearing and coldery brisk east shifting to west winds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-22

Crazy" remarked The Painting Person.
 Sure, of course, certainly, without doubt" replied The Placid Person. Look at that man from the Elks-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-22

her..
 "A nigger stepped on that mans foot-"
 But he says It's all right That old maid likes smoke" "Jim Scott is taking scrip"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-22

tcontlnued on Page Ten.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-22

"No, 10 both questions, ne saId'
 There are elements among the people prone to violence, and who. with the
 use of arms, would at once resort to
 ladronism or robbery as a means of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. March s. 1897.
ing export alive. 12T for slaughterers ana II
dav Is cars on sale Steers on H@bI recefptS Tsy r
top grades and the undergrades full steady Bulls and
held mp 10 Wednesdays prices The yards
trely cleared Fair to choice native IS 100
prime Fat kentuey bulls at = I2s cows at 81 !50S4
IgaHd al S5euy Ge ~ az t%'S per ~ tCr common 70
10 tops London at 12Sc dressed weight sheep 14c
yearlngs 1Ss dressed weight refrissraor beet At
hespo Us srbv9rHsrbLs Srlbsr[eT ADO csttIs 20 i
shamberg sen and 100 quarters OF beef for Armour
& Co Lucania will carry 1910 quarters OF beef for
The Cudahy Packing Company. making. with previous
o42 tSp ana a quarters S sS Of Ss o. %
ports Great Britain. with the exception OF IS cattle
sales sanders; PsPnsyI,nIa steers o., Ito n aver
- do 104 70 IS 35: bulls 1890 10 81 40; COWS,
10 10 so t 80 S s g. at S S n dG g 3 d. 2.
$50 h. 81 So do. $50 10. at 81 90 DO 5sI 10 at
SSwton stable fed PsnnsyIysa , steers 1913 1913
r. at s. So: Il 129s ~ at 50 IS: u DO 17s 10 at
. Icrhsrson COS oalo steers 1873 p at seIs %
DO iIsO n at 50 So 81 Pensyyane 90 Isl ~ az - sO
S55 ~ at So 3: do 90 So 80: d DO SCI n a
2 s. g s. 81 an D. 4 Sc Is al 81 IS ~ ID y Co. ''O
Kzrs Commission copany: 20 P Pen steers
Prces steady ana medium good vealS sold S 500
per n city dressed vsals and sGi2e FOR country
dfs Sisss Sanders: veals 1ss n average at 80 Is
,,sr roc 10: g Go. 132 70 a. s. 90.
Sheep AND LAMBS-Recslpts were single OF
9 head consigned Tor the market No sheep IN the
and market nominal for all grades but prime sheep would
lambs. continued receipts.
Use hfgfer prime lambs sold $ - Zoe
revv Of sc back a late hour.
mutton TlsG9lse 70 and choice wether
I0c dressed lambs firm 1IGi2zc-
tr dressed hothOUse lambs sold at $3.50
HOGs-Receipia were 30 cars or 459e head Including
n market Prices Just steady
car OF good Pennsylvania hogs sold per n
country dressed nogs steady at ssaloiac per y for
dun Hight weights
saiesl;sE.s cosmiss e Comgaay 90 Psnnsyaana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09

9TH March. 1907.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL Market REPORT.

New York. March s. 1907.
COFFEE-There continued liquidation of cofee dur
ing days trading. under which prices aguin declined
with months selling about &c below the recent hgH
level The opening at decline Of 10 to - points
ana. while there strong buying toward the
close for OF big interests which have recent
supported market, the close steady at net
decline OF 10 - points Sales for the day were re-
Of about 81 European cables were again
there further declines In the primary rares
and receipts at the ports heavy. although rather
lighter the interior points. THESE were prOpaoy
the decline the main thing thought 70
be continued liquidation OF local contracts which was
thought, small from unsettled conl!-
tions Wall Street Of tho people interested IN
coffee also interested "a stocks The easier tone OF
the Brazilian aid the fact that firm offers re
Gently have been shade lower have naturally suggested
the icea that the valorizaton purchases are on a some
what smaller scale hut local people keep wei! IN touch
with conditions Brazil ana Ia assumed that Il
there been material change in the attitude OF
the with reference yalorzaon purchases
the trading here would have shown excitement ana
activity. OF the European markets Havre was = franc
lower ard Hamburg was 4 20 y pfennig lower no de
cined $50 and 80 lower Receipts
reached 5000 bags against llcoO last
year. and Jundahy receipts 1900 bags. against
6OO0 last The spot coffee was Eteady
quotations the basis OF &c for Rio No T.
The 81 prices IN the local market to-
Cav follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. March S.-Closng: WEIEAT-Spot Ar1g
red Western winter. 6s Sd sesadTt
March. 6s cd; Nav Is % a; july. 6s 2Pd CORN
Spot firm; American mixed. American
mixed. old IS sid Futures quiet March. 81 a.
May. A sd PEAS-Canadian steady. Is o1Ad
FLOUR-St Louis fancy winter dull. Is %. HOPS IN
London (Pacifc Coast} dun &c g 20 15s. BEES
India SIS Cd: steady. PORK-Prnas ulcgz
western. steady. SOS HAMS-Short cut. II to IS -
quiet. SIS BACON-Cunaberland 20
quiet. 50s short RIB. 10 70 - steady SIS Sd. long
clear middles. light. IS 70 "a 70. 52s ID: IonF
clear middles heavy 50 20 80 -. quiet. SIS; snort
clear backa 10 % n. steady sos clear befeq -
10 70. quiet. SIS. NOTWITHSTANDING. TO u -
dull %2s ca. LARD-Prine Western. IN tlerceq dun
ass Sd American refined, in pals. quiet SIS gl
CHEEsE-canadian hnest white strong. d6s: Canadian
CoiOred strong. 06s American uor1t-
nally 65s; American finest colored nominaIIy 67s
TAELOW-Prins city strong. 35s. TCRPENTIST'-
SPIRITS steady. SIS ROSlN-ConaTnOu steady los
PETROLEUAf-Rehned steady. esd LINSEED or
quiet. 2Ss 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09
OTHER mARkET@sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, March S-CATTI.T2-Receipts about 100
head Market BEST stF2ag others stsaey; common e
steers s. 2S6 -. h-.fers s. t5SJ SO .
GS5 bulls s. so. calves s. JoGS7 % and
feeders s. 506S5 . EOGIteCeipts. about 1900 Read
Market choice heavy shipping. IS 95GS7 Light
butchers SO 05dST: -ight Hxei SIS 02a ass 975s pack
SO 50dS6 9Ii1. piss. So JJS6 50. bulk saiea.
s. 92ia 70 95is SHEEFEtece-pts about 1900 head.
Market steady sheep 81 I5GS6. yearnss So lO9S6 49,
lambs. S. 80 81 rs
East Buffalo. March SEATTLE Receipts zoo headg
fairly octve steady strong: prime steers $ 500
50 EEALS- Receipts. loo brad; active and steady:
5OGS9 50 HOGS-Eecepfs. $500 head active, plg8
higher. steady s. 40: pigs 81 COP
s. 80 SHEEP AND LANBS-Rsceipts 4. 900 heads
ective and stsaCy: unchanged
Kansas City. March -CArTI@E-Itece!pts 1000 had.
including 500 Southerns. Nare steady choice
export and dressed beef s. 50G$6 50; g0of
a E0E$5 steers. 3D. sfOckers
feeders IS 1888 south
ern cows s3aS4: s. 75Gs4 5O native hele-
So 65GS5 bulls. 50 10Q 50 2s calves So 500SI -
HOGS-Ieceipts. 1000; market Sc higher. closed weak
top Q2a: OF sales STA heavy IS EIsC9
SIS 92zs packers SOG$6 90, pigs and lights $ SOD
So SIS SHEEP-Recefpts. 5.T00 head. market sroadTs
lambs S78$5 ewes and yeaTngs SL6S5 70, Westst
I'd veariTss 50 1885 Western led sheep S5S5 e}s
stockers and feeders. 50 5OGS5-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09
Dividend Notices.
sOVTHERN RaILWAY Cn,IPaNY-

SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
~ BROADWAY. New York. 1907
a DIVIDEND OF TWO AND CNE-HALF PER ENc-B
(2-e9l OUT o. accumulated has been dsclared On
the PEttFtftFSFO STOCK OF the Company. PAYABLE
business Alarch 30 1907.
The preferred stock transfer books win close az "A
o clock noon Saturday MarcE so 1897 ana VIII r.
open az 10 O'clock a. MONDAY. 4 priI - Ia0T
r D. L-ANILFOED, Secretary.
% Val Street. New York March s 1907
The transfer books ~ the Voting Trustees Tor Pre-
fered stock Trust Certificates Of tire Southern Railway
%. WEIGH HAVE ASSENlED TO TIE EXTENSION
AGREEMENT or AUGUST -. HOP w.I close al "a
O'Clock saturday March SO 1907 AM win r.
open az 10 o'clock a. m. Monday. Ap-lI - 1907
On April -. 1897 the Voting preoareH
% distribute ire above dividend TWO AND CSVy-
HALF PER CENT 7tl when received aulonq,
the parties entitled thereto same appear of record a.
their books when closed As above
j. 2. MORGAN g CO.
Agents for Voting Trustees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09

COTTON-The market less active to-day and
ruled Irregular. with The close steady but al decne or
estimated 10000 bales Inc opening
steady advance OF le14 points N response 70
better cables than expected and tinlealatey
aferWaTd prices about $50 points hgher on Inc
active months On covering bull support But offer
Increased the advance. coming largely from
connections which made II look
though unsettled conditions in "a street were
influence, and with a little selllnS OF the
accompanying the circulation or frw Hd-
March notices the market easeo OF To a net
loss of about lGA points decline the bull leaders
tendency the middle session fluctuations were
narrow Irregular. the market eased off under
estimates for norrow's receipts at leading
selling down 10 SSec or some 10 points
below the highest reached yesterday The
was at practically Of the session The
% Thursday showed q net advance OF
progress advance there has been no reaction Of
points. spite OF the continued full
oeipts lack Of general confidence IN the market.
Many far 20 that the presence OF strong
decided lack OF confidence the bear
as bull side, attributable 70 the continued
large trade demand and spot nrnn superintendent
statement. with comparisons follows; PORT
ABB bales. against lO0.4Sa last year
land 10 mills Canada 1856 bales. against -
LAST Southern mill takngs testimated - 900 bales.
- ses baies against wear: brought sirh,
ISL bales against 15ISS0 last
tal crop Port receipts S45559I bales
nded receipts against 6SS944s last year:
isnS 10 mills and 949 64G bales against 700 6s9
isS year: Southern mill takings. L57l.0G0. against
Ar 6O last year: az interior towns OF
September J. III bales against 43320i last wear:
brought into for the season thus far II 3S7 $50
laS aepinet sV74 year. The total crop
nent Is Tor days this season. against $50 days
The range OF contract prices IA the local
day follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09

the West! 5000 Estimate drecepts Chicago for sat
sfaay, 1850 PORK steady quoted: Ness $ls9Sls 70:
quoted Mess 81 5oasio family $I56$5 so. packet $IiS
sN,.1 mona mess SIG so BElt HAMS steady
lopIossc CUT ME4TsIPckied bsuies oileI G,6tsS
Smoking. l2Q12ac 10 n II4c: No. lie IA 10 lOs.c
Picked hams quiet quoted 12i.c. TALLOW steady.
quoted: City exc: country. 6Iaa7c LARD steady
4uoyea; Middle Western. prH1e. 9o58 Use City lard
Suiet' quoted at 3tsc. Refined lard barely steady;
lie. Compound steady; quoted al 81 asa.c sTEARISE
s'esGE quoted O!eo lo%c city lard stearine IO1zc
quite quick demand for to6bng sorts and market az
southern points showed nrInness Quotations follow.
&c. choice heads -. Sc. fancy heads 5c . *
fatna; o. Ss4e; Java. - Sac Ransoon. bond.
srGAR-Reaned sugar was hrm and business fairly
net less peF cent for cash FOR graduated Howell
MlInu.eN Iran me market which Is thought 70 mean
a. 46oe net, less per cent for cash FOR granuateJ
1913 VIZ Do eA'ioeea ne following are list prices
subject 20 rebate - 10 points and discount OF
Eagle tablets g soc: cutoaf crushed. soc cubes
Eagle 70 bags powdered and Eagle coufectoners
$50: powdered. coarse powdered and fruit pow
aered and Eagle coarse and extra dne Granulated.
10 10 bags DO s5c: Eagle nne or STANDARD rTannstS
ana diamond A. 40cs 20 ana 30 70 bags OF ane g-anu-
lated, 455c. coufectoners a SOC: 40 J. SOC; Nos
ana 3. abe. No = 449c. No 3 $50: No g. 4 SOC; 30
~; No y SS5c. No lS 8S0c: Nos a. 10 Ia. S5c
The market Tor raw sugar was Arm. with duty paid
maseoFado So test So%c, and moIasses sugar. test
advance Tor spots win both March, and Aptli named
al o I'D Sales at New York 1000 bags Cuba cen
triueal Ct S-l6o. basis % test. cost and freight
anoat ~lilett 4 Gray: Total stock OF Europe ana
america Ss26lsS tons. agaiust 4.iOS5J7 tons last
Is 2IS,I tons against decrease % $50 $50 LAST
crease OF 2s2.87I tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09

INGRAM JOHN HIN PURSUANCE or An. ORDER
i OF hon. Prank T. Fft-g1rad. a surrogate Of tbs
OF New York, nocs hereby given en- persons
having claims against John A. Ingram county
O. New York deceased. % present TIE
therefor 70 the subscribers their place
acting business at The Office their
Edwards No. % Liberty Street.
ths city Of New York before the I4ta day 81
August next.
Dated New York. the 1t cay % February 1901.
MARY - BNSHEF. SUSAN =. G.. INGRAM JAMES VI.
EDWARDS Administrations
JAMES A EDWARDS. Attorney for a
Liberty street.. Borough OF Manhattan City OF New
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09
NEW YORK PRICES

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. london tin market was higher
with quoted 1872 IS and futures $50 lis Cd
on the average, with spot quoted at 42042 lVc COPPER
was lower abroad with London quoting at flG IS Cd
and little higher grades lake being quoted
az 525 20 zoe. eleCtroytic 25a &c and casting
- 5Vs2+I5 LEAD Is 3D. higher al 40 IL 8d in
me London market but remained UNCHANGED nj 6463Uc
locally. SPEBTER unchanged ut t26 in the london
a. o4s 80 Tor standard foundry but little lower Tor
Cleveland warrants. which quoted at Sos in the
London market. Locally the market was unchanged.
No foundry Northern is quoted at "a tog3I The
market for pig iron certificates the Produce Exchange
was inactive, with quotations unchanged. STANDARD
Iy grades sTe quoted as foSTs; GSsi ana N9Teh
Astst5edj July, 81 - and October. SCI aske- -, -
the market closing reports from New or
Quotations follow: MOLASSES-New orleans centrifugal
Boo; New Orleans, kettle. 37a4se. SYRUPS-Com-
mon I3qi4e; fair l5glIc good. lsG20c prime 2O92c;
oIIS-Cottonseed oil &c &c lower to-day
under liquidation and bear pressure Cearaaces were
Spot quoted 4sc. sales: 900 bbls March. IS
4I1sc: 200 APRIL 4Ta 46Itc; 200 May. ace 200 July
80 q - Nc and 200 September 44c. Linseed oil
nri' with city raw quoted at 42c IN lots or bbis
unchanged We quote: PETROLEUM standard white
refined cases New York. 10 zoe; Philadelphia. 10 2Oc
water white New York bbis 9T5e. bulk d5Oc; Fhila-
delphta. 34oc. bulk 645c; water white. cases, New
York. II 2Jc: Philadelphia IL 20c. COTTONSEED OIL
Prime crude. O mills Ale nominal prime sum
yellow March. ~ = 4sc: April. 4G9 45ltc; May
rood on summer yellow 4iaISirc: March. prime
american seed. city A. a 43c ont O town raw
II y 42c: Calcutta raw, zoe. LARD OIL ssg soc.
PkONISiOSS-The provision market opened higher on
receipts OF only 1900 hogs Chicago where 2ot0O had
been expected after rather sharp esetion az mid
upturn in grain cosin ~ sbot the best point Of the
cay Kansas cty receipts, Goo hogs; oHsha 6bo0 and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09
SHrTOgate'S Notices.

DCANE. JOHN.-IE PURSUANCE OF An ORDER On
~ Hon AbEer g Thomas Surrogate OF the Coi1nf-
OF York, notice IS hereby gveH all persons hav
against John Duane, the County %
New York deceased present same with yolehe-9
tns SUBSCRIBER at its place transactnr
business. at The Office o. winthrop q Stiuson No 81
Street, Borough OF Manhattan civ 81
New York. before the 18th Gay May. 1907
Dated New York. the 81 dav OF November. 1906
MORTON TRUST COMPANY
WINTHROP & STIMSON. Exeesror
Attornevs for Executor.
81 Liesrty street Borough q Manhattan City Of Nsu
YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09

s Sanders: "A Pennsylvania hogs. I65 n at 81 e5
Newton co. date yesterday lis Virginia piss n
robin & Shannon Gate yesterday: Is Kentucky pisH
81 p. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09
NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES.
PA. Askes.

NEW YORK CENTRAL
Gross ea-niaEs- 1907. l:aHA Sh naa5g
Nsrth q February SO 6Gels2 S6as2 I2s Dee $50 OF
From January lsRTS6U lSs6feSS inc ~Vos'iS
LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
Monsh = Februarv Sc 2ss e2S s8O50sT6 Inc $3.50
tfom January L.. 072Ssss 04sao4S Ahe- %sS'su%
LAKE ERIE WESTERN
Prom IsnIsTv - SesG7I see sec Dec. s3.l9s
CHICAGO. INDIANA & SOUTHERN
Month q February. s2IT072 slsI299 inc. SO 20
ZION sa1aaTy 49,. s62ooO Ss2O4s Inc. eV'so%
NEw YORK. CHICAGO & ST. LOUIS.
FTss. ssa1s-y I... iS2sei2 islss55 Inc 5eis
MICHIGAN CENTRAL
on'a Of FsbruaFy.. S2OSSSss s2o2oae3 ne. esI.ee5
ZION January l...... ss67 So t.2o05sS Inc S0aO'S
CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI. CHICAGO ST. LOUIS.
Month Fsiiruary. 81 s2I2al slzs8G53 Inc. s776ls
Fsom January -. sGsOO52 3.6o7.es5 Inc s2Ssl
PEORIA & EASTERN.
sTSa January I... 7s7.iSs zSoS55 Dee :sSSi
CINCISSATI NORTHERN.
Month q February. sTI.sss sGS222 Inc 8s.693
+soia sa2na7y 49, 1904 13aoao Inc Al.See
PITTsBURG & LAKE ERIE.
olth q February. 81 O223i6 e96s 753 Inc So 99
@Ai-a s21uaFy 49,. 2.lls.16a 2Os0aS1 Inc SAu-f
RUTLAND
Month u Febuisry gIS7.Os3 slTs.TB7 Inc. 81. 2A6
fFon January -. B7l.Es ST80l3 Dec. i.65S
Eo,s Cor month slsssi go lelsls2s Inc SECS SO
49, Tor months. 5&cas2sa Ss.ssSeSs 4Ee. s-ssz-0
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-07-10
Pacific Coast Nurssrymen.

Special to Evening Teller.
SALEM, Ore, July 10.-A large
number of horticulturists and grow
ers OF baby trees were present today
at the opening of the annual conven-
ton of the Pacific Coast Association Of
Nurserymen. The initial session was
held this afternoon and was devoted
chiefly to the exchange Of greetings.
The convention will be in session
three days, during which time there
will be papers and discussions deals
ing with every phase Of the fruit
growing industry in Washington, Ore
gon and California. In conjunction
with the meeting there is being held
an elaborate display Of orchard prod
ucts.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-07-10
NOT VISIBLE IN
NORTH america

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Jul 10.-An.
annular eclipse Of the. sun takes placs
today. but the Inhabitants Of North.
America will not be able to see It. It
will be visible, however. over the whole
of South America and q portion Of the
southwestern coast Of Africa. Obser-
vations will be taken by the Lowell
expedition. headed by Prof. Todd of
Amherst college, which is now en-.
camped in the high deserts Of north.
ern Chile.
Photographs win be taken with the
aid OF a mammoth telescope and an
especially constructed camera. When
these photographs are developed 1t is.
possible that a new light may be-
thrown on several questions concern.
ing the sun that have long puzzled the,
scientific world.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-07-10

French, Moscow; ]. Matthewson and
wife, Cottonwood; R. Oesau, J. M.
Bedell, Pullman; J. w. Wilks, Grange
vile; Mrs. M. Wright. Spokane; Miss
M. Johnson, Spokane; ]. B. Downs,
Whitebird; B. F. Smith, Truax: Hal
Eltroth, Truax; H. J. Kann, Seattle;
A. ". McCathy, Seattle; Joe Payne,
Cottonwood; b. Anderson, Waha; r.
C. Law, w. c. Jackson, Pierce; Len
McGill, Peck.
Grand.
w. C. Mickey, Roslyn; Jos. Bilyell,
Spokane; ,Mollie Park, Orofino; ]. T.
Springston, Peck; C. A. Woelfiin, Aso-
tin; John Rhea, Culdesac: G. L.
Ochsne. Michian Frank Perish,
Wardner; Elmer Waldrip, Nez Perez.
De France.
E. M. Flat. Lewiston; L. D. Por-
ter, Peck; Ben Brown, L. n. Stevens
and wife, Forest; A. Howell, Joseph: