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The Washington herald., 1907-12-08
New York.
New Orleans.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Dec. sugar There WIS no special
change IN the local market for sugar and dutv-
paid prices were quoted follows; Centrifugal IS
test. 81. muscoEado, - test. 3l5a3a0: molasss
beet sugar quiet and rather easier with Deem
her quoted 40 IS 81 and January az IS I'D Refined
sugar quiet and unchanged
NAVAL STORES-STirits turpcntine quoted at -
asked here. while at Savannah the market was finn
az IS Rosn ruled dull and unchanged at $50 for
cUmmon 10 good strained. Tar dull with oil bar
relS quoted at 525a553.
BUTrER-ReceiDts. 8.6si packages: fancy finn.
Creamery extra. 1siz: fsTSts 25ag71z: State dairy
tubs, finest 2S; good 10 choice. 25a26: imitaiio,
creamery hrsts. 2la22; factory hrsts, %: saconds.
lsaI9
EGGS Receipts. 1928 cases: finn. Nearby white.
fancy, i5a5o: do. mixed fancy. Ssa40; Western frsts
30aa2: do seconds 25s29
MILL FEED-Strouger; light offerings Spring
bran. l00lb. sacks 20 arrive. 800; mddlings st
city bran. Zi-50. in bulk; Western ned dog 80 10
arrive; winter wheat bran, lOo-lb. sacks. 2709.
fLOJk-Steady. dull. Spring PATENTS 61a6 90
spring cleans, 5O0a525: winter srsights 475a5.O0.
winter clears. li0al.60; Kansas. in sacks patents
5-25a5-5o; clears A3Sa4.S0
RYE FLoUR-Moderate demand; light supply $50
AIN
CORN NEAL-Fsir inquiry. Kindred. for ex-
port, 365a370: coarse neal in bags. L33al g.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Quiet trade; small sup
ply Choice, SOFAS Ia
HAY-Inactiye; supply ample receipts. I.5O tons
Prime timothy. Llo; No. |, les; No ?, LOO; No. ,
o0ag5.
STRAW-Quiet; ample supply Long rye IS.
BEEF-Market steady; quiet Family i5.0oal5 50 I:
packet. l20G.
PoRK-aIoderate inquiry Mes. 5oOal575; fam
ily ls.50al9o0
TALLOw-Fhm quiet City. in hogsheads. qsa
81
LARD-Dull. Prime Weston. SO: city. So: re-
fined continent SOS; South American. SIS; refined
Brazilian. kegs. Ill; city stesrine g. Oleoste.riDe
weak: New York "a Chicago, "a
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co. members
Of the New York Stock Exchange and the Chicago
Board Of Trade IS33 + street northwest
Chicago, Dec. THE wheat market today was
practically a repetition Of yesterday. fluctuations
being confined % a range Of t. with final figures
showing fractional decline below the previous
close. The colOrless though again more
bearish. Gables were about expected. but there
improvement in either the domestic or ex-
port situation Liverpool Offered 10 sell to-day at
Sc per bushel below best offers from here The
bulls again supported the market on weak spots
but IL noticeable that as soon as their support
was withdrawn prices seemed easier Estimated to-
morrow. 8 cars
The corn market throughout was dun and closed
weak at practically the low level Of the day Cora
was brought face TO face with material increase In
Increment q new crop. The recent long continued
good weather has told on the primary arrivals
which to-day 5OIO 600 bushels. against 3ss 900
last week and $4,000 a year ago. Cash corn was
sick. beirg of from ) 20 &C. white cash demand
from the East practically nil Receiving houses
report acroniances heavy, and are TUnting on a
heavy run nee week. Estimated y,-moTow SIS
cars
Oats situation Is unchanged. Ira ie small and
market for the old appears congested. which &C
cents for the absence Of pressure.
Trade IN provisions was heavy There was heavy
and persistent covering the part Of shorts. The
packers still bearish and appear ready 10 force
holdings lower. People are figuring on a liberal
run Of holdings next week. but expect some comps
tition from Eastern shippers. However as the
holidays approach they figure the fresh meat de
mand viii decrease. which viii result 10 Eastern
buyers becoming less aggressive. Holdings &c Co.,
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

In most kinds Il produce the market for the
time is oyerstocked and dull This is particularly
true Of ponltry. bota live and dressed live cattle
and dressed meats. Vegetables and fruit are in
the same category and game only of the better
grades moves freely. Receipts II eggs are light and
fresh stock is a. premium Butter IS also irm
@iih slight advance at the week end on vel
packed o0uatry stock
Prees quoted arc whoiesalel
BUTTER-CreamC-y fancy. 2s1a2s; do. Western
futs. Z-a2s; do. seconds 2ia25; process. fancy 8
do fair 10 good. Z1a23; dairy. choice. lsa2O: good
l6als st0re-packed. fresh, lsalS
CHEESl.--AiaIket firm and active on al kinds.
New York State factory. large lGi1al7; do, fats
l6al6is do. snail. 49, do. summer large. liaI5 do
summer. small. haliis; do, fair TO good. ial3.
Western factory. new. choice l4llai5: Co.. fair 70
good =! Virginia. TO-
EGGs-Ncur-by fresh Virginia. loss Of 5la3l. aver
agc. . West Virginia and Southwest Virginia. "a
30. Tennessee 2saS, North Clrolina Zazs. cold
storage. lsa10
LIVE POULTRY-Chickcns fancy l2lsaI5: aver
age. 3; hens II; boosters. :; ducks large. llal2
do, small. sal0; geese. saloi turkeys. toms. Der
ID. IS. do. hens. l3. do. thin. 10. keats 10
DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys hens. undrauu
per H.. Halls; do. average. undraWn. I3aIi; do.
thin. 10 old toms. l2aif, chickens large I2aB.
hens choice. n roosiers. 7as; ducks old Halls
geese. sail. capons. l-lh.. average. l6; small. t.
DRESSED NEATS-Ca1cs fun dressed. coca
1000; heads %. 800; hos-dressed calves 500: hams
countrg cured. lial6; hogs small and neat PEI
est. 7a7is d.. medium, 6Isas do. heavy. 6a6s
GANIE-Babbits, per dozen. I5la225; do kits
L0OaI25, quail. pcr dozen. 250a3.Z5; do. small Lga
10; phcaslnts. each. 0al-5: wild turkeys 2oa2l;
squirrels. each, 6as: oIossums. each. 2Ao; wood
cock. each. Z5ai0.
NEGETABLES-P1tat homegrown. L75a200;
do rlral, CO.; sweet potatoes, Der bbl.. 25aa3 3
yanas, 1890; cabbage per bb.. %: cuombcrs
North Carolina. lo9aLj0. onions Maryland and Viz
GINA, plr bbl 25aa275
GREEN FKUITS-Apnlcs. YORK Imperial, Per
hbi 225a2-15; Ben Davis. Z0Oa250; Wine Sap. 2Z5a
275 fancy table fruit, 250a359 Spy 259a3 Is; loose
packed. l00aL5o
DRIED FRUTs-Arples. sliced. fancy sa7; do.
sliced. bright. ia5.
submissions. 80: tallOE. 5a53s: honey.
white clover, lib new. 70; do 2-Ib. new, lOal2:
ginseng PER H. s.00a650; Seneca, per To-, 20;
Golden Seal, foai5; Pink. l2aN; Mandrake. Za3
Snake Root. S.
GEAIN-Whcat. choice. soa9-: do. fair 10 good
s5a9J; do, ordinary 75as5 rye z5aS0; corn shellsd
white. 65a70: do, yellow, 65a7O; do car 27ea3O0:
oats, Western white No. .. 5saeO. d. mixed, Sass
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NeS York, Dee CATTLE Receipts eep
Nothing doing in live cattle, feeling steasiv
DRESSED BEEF-SlOw. ar 71,al0 r,r r,-fr5
tALNE Receipts, 90. Ncais steady for hest
and weak 20 lower BARNARD and Western calves
cull; Westerns lower. Neals 5OoaS2j. no ao,i
yeals here haruyaTd calVrs. 3o0a325 cood Westerns
dressed saB
SHEEP AND LANBS-Receipts so sheen
SLOW and weak. lambs dun and l5a25c lower: about
an sold Common % good sheep. 300aA50. c7,lls.
~ medium 10 good lambs. 5-5ea625; one car extra.
$50: culs. A51
HOGS-Becelpts. 600. N1minaIy issZ5c lower.
thicaso. Dec CATTLE Receipts go. e,ti-
mated for Monday, , CO.. Market unchanged
HOGs-Receipts. 900. estimated fer lIonday.
ioVv Market loa20c lower. Light. A5ea5 Co: rolrb
i55ai'0; mixed 455a5.o; heayy. A75as o.. uirs
390as.70
SHEEP Receipts 100. estimated for Monday
50 OoG Market unchanged
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NEW YORK MONEY.

NcS Yora. Dec Money ON call was nominaIly
per cent to-day The market Hled easier during
the week. with large offerings
Time money during the week was still scarce
but a little was loaned az Gun rates. funds being
offered chiefly hy Out-of town institutions Rates
were quoted loal2 Der cent for sixty 10 ninety days
for four months. and 10 for six months
Mercantile paper during the week was slightly
improved some buyers expressing their willingness
20 ueruse the brokers lists. The resultant trade
however. WAS light The market was quite full Of
offerings # attractive names az sale per cent
which rates held. however for an grades and ma
TURTLES.
Sterling steady Sixty DAYS. 4S0JOai sos: demand
4sGais5C5. cables 4SS.Ja4ss30
Commercial bills we're 47glza4si
The Washington herald., 1907-12-08

4 good programme viii he AFFORDED at
the concert and bali to be given by leu
tonia Lodge. No. =. o. d. II. 5. al Ma
sonic Temple tomorrow evening. Made
moiSelie Prudence an interesting sketch
depicting the adventures OF an American
playwright and a Partisan actress. prom
ises 20 be the feature Of the evening
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The Economic Educational League an
nounces the postponement Of the lecture
by Prof Neditz. Of George Washington
University. on The Social Factors Of
Crime, - from to-day until next SUNDAY.
December 10 His place viii be taken b,-
Prof Louis Cohen. who viii discuss. the
application Of scientific methods in the
solution OF vital social questions.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. per cwt.. 4O0AA5o: butcher. s2a
$50; common. L5oa2O0
EoGs-Pey est., Sross E25a55O ordinary. SOFA
$50
SHEEP-Chpped AGa; common. go
thanksgiving. choice n: medium. sELa7
CABNES-Prime, per h.. saslz; medium. 7a7ik .
grass. sa4lz.
COWS-Prime. fresh. each f0OOa50 %; common
eo.e0aSo.oo: old and dry. sooaloOo
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COMMENT ON MARkET.

Benjamin Woodruff, Of Post & FIagg-
There was apparently short selling in
the market at the opening. This was so
well taken that the floor was encouraged
to bid stocks up a little around IL O'Clock
The announcement Of the failure OF Whit
ney. Stephenson & Co. had an adverse ef-
feet and the market sold of toward the
close. This firm. although large and
long established one. has not recently
been so important. and for some time there
have been indications that difficulties
were likely to be developed The bank
statement was published al l. o'clock and
shows operation in the right direction.
The reserve Is about S50.000.0o9 beioWs re-
quirements, :. gain Of only $4,000 in
this respect. The market undoubtedly
went below the reasonable point during
the worst Of the crisis, but We have had
a me recovery now. and the best thing
about the situation is that We have once
more established a market with two sides
10 il, and not an everlasting downward
tendency
G. Bowie Chapman. of +. r. Chapman
& Co.-"Opening slightly lower. Further
-
but the advancing prices soon met stock
In sufficient volume 20 halt the rally and
turn the market on the downward track.
During the last half hour the selling
pressure increased, apprehension being
caused by the announcement Of the fail
ure Of "A large Pittsburg house. The gen
eral list closed considerably under last
night with selling in fun swing. 1 think
the reaction should go further. and eX-
peet lower prices during the FIRST part Of
the week"
George L. Edmunds. Of Miller q CO.
"On the pressure Of selling Of about
4000 or 5000 shares of stock by the
brokers supposed 10 be intrusted with
commissions by what is commonly known
as the IS Broadway Crowd the market
this morning during the first hour sold
down substantially under last nights
close. Shelters was particularly weak or
selling OF 1890 shares by a house with
well known New England connections. In
the last hour the market sold down near
the low prices. The week closed with
prices substantially above those ruling
week since. and with the opinion held I'm
quarters often well informed the market
Of the last few days has been in the
nature OF a rebound Ny opinion is that
stocks are selling below their intrinsic
value. This depression may produce days
or hours when the market wiz look hope
lessly weak yet good socks are selling
SO far below their intrinsic value such
days should be awaited Of 10 add 10 hold
ings."
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY Post & Flag members
Of the New York Stock Exchange. Benjamin Wood
ruff. manager. 1851 4 street northwest.
Total sales. ...........4 1855 shares
Call money, High, 9; low, 4; close, >.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regusr call. e o'clock noon
CAPITAL Traction. 70 at sIls. 10 At ers 10 a; siAs.
10 at s. 10 at SOS
Mfreenthaler 10 at 1875
After Call-Alitchel Mining $50 at "a
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. 10 at
s. 10 al 65is
Following are the closing quotations on yestenays
uf,.gI
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PRICE CHANGES FOR THE YEAR.

Following are the bid prices for the
most active stocks and bonds on the
Washington Stock Exchange yesterday
and on the corresponding date one year
ago:
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New 1oTk. Dc. I-WHEAI-otTong; small trade
No ! Northern Duluth, TO arrive. LIZ: No , red
(. b.. LO2H: No hard {. o b. liz; No. ]
macaroni IS. T. o. b.: No ? macaruni es. No
Manitoba. nominal: NJ. , Manitoba nominal. Fr
IlortsTs took loads.
CORN-Firm; small trade No elevator IS. No
?. +. o b.. 6sas for late December; No yellow
{. b.. nominal for late December Exporters took
2 loads.
RYE-Steady slow trade. No. .. 90 10 h
OATS Strong; supply light Elevate prices: No
) white. 81: No. white. IS: No. mixed 81
The PRICES for futures follow.
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Mnrkct Shows strength.

In the early part of the day the market
displayed great deal Of strength. and
indeed throughout the day there We're va
rious stocks which stood out against the
selling pressure with notable frmness.
Chief among these was Northern Pacific
common. which again advanced upon the
buying of brokers usually acting for the
most prominent financial interests con
nected with the company. and the i'm
preston is very strong in well-informed
quarters in Wall street that some de-
clsive action is near at hand concerning
the long talked of project for the trans
fer of the Northern Pacifc's equity I'm
the Burlington property to the Great
Northern Railway Company and concern
ing other arrangements Of like nature.
The substantial development of the day
which did not occur until after the close
OF the stock market was found in the
figures Of the weekly bank statement.
and these made il clear beyond per
adventure that progress is now making
very rapidly toward a wiping out of the
deficit Of the clearinghouse Institutions
and restoration of normal conditions
The deficit was decreased to-day nearly
SLOOO.OoO, bringing its total amount down
TO S6.2l0.55O There is every reason TO
believe that ar even larger deduction
Will be shown in the coming week. Bank
loans as they appeared in to-day's state
ment were very considerably curtailed
and the banks gained in cash $4,67l. COO
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BANK STATEMENTS.
REPORT OF TIE CONDITION
or THE
HOME SAVINGS BANK.


OF WASHINGTON. d. C.
At Washington. in the District II Columbia NJ The
close q business Dcc,mber g. 1907
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations arc furnished ~ T. 4. Chapman &
Co. members New York stock Exchange, G. Bowie
Chiuman. mapager. l50l Z street noEihWsst.
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MONEY AT 5 PER CENT
LOANED ON d. C. REAL ESTATE.
HEISKELL & McLERAN,
'cll-n lEe II STREET.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished by Z. n. Chapman &
Co. members New York stock Exchange. G. Bowie
Chapman manager, 1901 f street northwest
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/. HOWARD MORAN. Treasurer of the above
named hank. do soemnly swear that the above STATE
mcnt is true. 70 the best Of my knowledge and he
iicf. HOWARD MORAN. TreasIrer.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before ne this 9Th day
q December, 1907.
WALTER = HILTON, Notary Public, d. C.
Correct-Attest:
p +. SAUL.
ALEX S. CLARKE
JOHN SHUGHRUE
h. HARRISON JOHNSON.
ANTHONY GAEGLEK
JOHN b GEIER
J. PHILIP HERMANN
CARL AUERBACH.
RRlCE J. MOSES.
JAMES r. SHEA
WILLIAM HAHN.
dce-2 Directors
The Washington herald., 1907-12-08
SHORT SELLING SEEN
Prices Weaken as Result of
Pressure on Market.
NOTABLE FIRMNESs IN SOME
heactiOn Emphasized In Saturdays
session of Exchange, but Excellent
Bank Statement Proves Substantial
Development After Close of Trad
ihg-Loans Considerably CurtaiIed.

New York, Dec. THE more or less
natural tendencies toward reaction in the
stock market to-day were emphasized
toward the end of the stock exchange
session by a resumption OF short selling
based upon the announcement of the fail
ure Of Whitney. Stephenson q Co. Of
Pittsburg, a concern formerly owning a
stock exchange membership in this city.
ana doing at one time large commercial
mouse business in its own locality. In
banking circles here the failure of the
hrm is entirely regarded as being Of
small Importance, and in its relation to
the stock market as being really a matter
of ancient history
The selling of stocks in the market
To-day seemed to be chiefly concentrated
IN the Amalgamated Copper and Ameri-
can Smelling and Refining shares. for
which an additional pretext was found
III the decision OF the directors OF the
United States Reduction and Refining
Company, ann unced during the morning
TO omit the payment Of the regular quar-
terly dividend OF IL per cent on the
company's preferred stock. The passing
OF this dividend was. however. fore
gone conclusion
The Washington herald., 1907-12-08

STATEMENT or CONDITION OF HEAD
OFFICE AND BRANCHES OF INTER-
NATIONAL BANKING CORPORATION
AT CLOSE or BUSINESS JUNE y.
Ic1
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-16
,++++4++++*+++*+
CENTRAL NEWS.
. .++++-++++*.+++++s

The miners of the Charlerio dis
trict Belgium, took a referendum
vote on whether to demand an eight
hour day. The result was 25,97S ayes
TO 100 nays. The demand will be
made for all classes of mine work.
men.
Col A. C. Sharp has been appoint
ed Judge advocate general of the
United States troops in Cuba. He
was Judge advocate general in Porto
Rico during the first years Of Amer
lean occupation and is now in Colo
rado.
In a public address in his own
city, Tom L. johnson. mayor Of Cleve-
land, has declared himself in favor
OF woman suffrage. He says he is
not able to see why women who are
compelled to obey the laws should
not have voice in making them.
From a letter received at WASH
ington from ex-senator Burton, now
serving a six-months' sentence in the
Jail at Ironton, Mo-, he says he con-
siders reliable a report from Wash
ington that he must stay in fail an
other month unless he pays his fine
of s2500. He says that as he has nc
money and does not want to borrow
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-16

II you see it in the East oregonian
t's 20.
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> +++++*++ +4++++
NORTHWEST NEWS.
+++**+*+. I. = > = 3 !.

Somebody robbed the safe in the
office of the chief of police at Spo-
kane, of $3.50.
Mrs. Martha Stansell is dead at
her home 10 miles from Canyon City,
aged 73 years. She was one of Grant
coupty's pioneers. Her demise was
caused by the grip and asthma.
The employees of the Tacoma
smelter. over 500 In number, de-
manded horizontal increase Of so
cents per day in the wages of all
classes. which was refused, and the
entire force locked out.
Having obtained possession Of the
]. r. Griswold corner at Front and
Washington streets, Baker City, the
Citizens National bank announces
that It will erect the finest two-story
bank building in the northwest with
In the next wo years.
Alex. Whitaker. hooktender fol
the Coal Creek Lumber company, 2F
years old, was found dead on the
jailroad track north Of Chehalis
Wash. He had been drinking, sal
down on a tic and was struck by
train No. /. He was single. an Odd.
fellow and Of excellent habits, except
for drink.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-16
Schumann Concert Monday.

The Schumann Ladies' Concert
company will give an entertainment
at the First Baptist church in this
city on Mcnday evening" March IS.
This company consists of four artists
who come highly recommended and
the attraction promises to be excel
lent. The company is composed OF
Laura y. Warner, piar:ist: Alta Tina
Arrick. soprano: Minnie w. Hatfield
violnist and Sophia GraIy Shives
reader. The Portland Oregonian
speaks highly of the singing of Alta
Tina Arriok and the entire company
comes we'll recommended after a
successful tour of the country. At
the baptist church on Monday eve-
ming, March IS.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-16
beTbeuter
Marc Here Next Tuesday.

While in Long Island the past sea-
son at the close of his entertainment
Marc was handed check for his
fee. In the morning on his way 10
the train he stopped at the bank to
cash It. The cashier said, "Mr.
Marc, you will have to be Identified.
I was unable to attend your enter
tainment last night, owing to a meet
Ing Of the bank directors; there fore,
am unable to recognize you. My
family went, however, and were
greatly pleased"
Marc, whose time was short, SAL
perhaps this viii identify me-"
whcreupoa he tossed the check into
the air, and it disappeared.
Then Marc, with u twinkle in his
eye, reached through the cashiers
window and took the check from
the red Van Dyke whiskers of the
unsusrecting cashier, who. upon re-
covering his equilibrium, cashed tho
check, saying.
'Well, Mr.. Marc, guess your
identity is complete. No one else
could 60 that as dcNteriously as you.
Put isn't your wav an easy one tJ
get such big fee for one evening"
Marc srnillnGly said, Eyes; it's a
good fee. but it's much harder to
keep 1t than to get it," whereupon he
carelessly tossed the roll of bills in
to the Air, where they disappeared
the same way rs the check, and has
tened to the train.
AS he was closing the door he
heard the sounI of laughter from the
jolly cashier, and, glancing back, he
saw that individual diligently search
ing his fashionable beard for rhe roll
of Hills.
Marc comes To the Frazer on Tues
day evening, March 10.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-16

1t, he probably will remain in IRON
ton until April 81. His six-months'
sentence would have ended March 21.
While the Pacific fleet was recently
on the way from San Diego to Mag
dalena bay some of the warships were
in communication with the North
Head wireless station on the coast
OF Washington. Commander Gearing
considers the North Head station the
best equipped and most powerful yet
installed.
The Oklahoma constitutional con-
vention, after completing its work Of
drawing up a list of laws to govern
the proposed new state Of Oklahoma,
has adjourned. The constitution will
be submitted to the people OF Okla
homa and Indian Territory for ratifi-
cation or rejection at special election
August 6 next.
John Arbuckle, "the coffee king"
has ordered the manager of his "P.
O." ranch Of $1,000 acres north Of
Cheyenne, to be sold. The recent
action of the government in forcing
Arbuckle to tear down 45 miles of
fencing erected on government lands,
left Arbuckle without place to
range his livestock. Hence the order
for the sale.
The sudden disappearance Of Chas.
f. Burr, one of the members of the
board of public service of Columbus,
O., indicted for bribery in connection
with the award of paving contracts,
has led to the belief that he commit
ted suicide. Edward Moriarity, for
mer secretary Of the Columbus city
board of health, indicted for embez-
element, is also missing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-16
Eugenic Blair in Clyde Fitch Play

The promise is held forth that
Eugene Blair will astonish play
goers when she is seen here soon in
Clyde Fitch's "The Woman in the
Case" The part of Margaret Rolf
is said to fit Miss Blair to a nicely
and she had made the success cf her
career this season in it. like an III
sen play, "The Woman in the Case"
is the result of an important action
tina thas already taken place before
the play commences. 1t is Ike the
great Norwegian's work, too, in its
concentrated activity and intensity.
1t comes here with record of more
than three hundred nights in New
York city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-16

Gently moves the bowels and at
the same time stops the cough Bees
Laxative Cough Syrup. Contains
Honey and Tar No opintes. Best
for Coughs, Colds. Group and
whooping cough. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Children like it. Mothers
indorse IT, Sold by A. c. Koeppen
& Bros.