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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16
POPE YEATMAN
LEAVES NEVADA
Important Conference OF Guquen-
helm Interests Expected
In New York.
WILL CLOSE NEVADA PLANT
General Conditions in Ely show Ma
Improvement but Optimistic
Feeling Prevails,

Pope Yeaman. managing director OF
| the steptoe Valley Smelling & Mining
company. arrived in the city this morn
ing from Nevada. Mr.. Yeatmun was
accompanied by f. s. Berry. one OF
/ the compRnys stan engineers and the
| two win leave tonight for New York 20
confer with the officers OF the company
with relation 20 the work on the COM
pany's smelter at McGil.
From outside sources 81 Is learned
that Dc has been definitely decided TO
close down the plant until next spring.
or pending a readiustment or present
financial conditions. A good deal OF
work is suu going forward but the num-
Der Of men employed has been gradual
ly reduced during the past three weeks
from approximately 500 TO about 500
men, and these viii be laid on as fast
as the particular work they are engaged
upon is completed
The work OF steel erection now being
performed by the American Bridge
company win probably be the last 70
cease When II was first decided TO
shut down the expectation was that this
which would mean the employment Of
several hundred men practically all
winter. IL Is now understood however
that only such steel as Is actually on
the ground will be erected and when
this Is done work OF every nature will
come to an end.
General conditions in and around Ely
are by no means good but the greater
part Of the business men take am OPTIC
mistic view and are loud So their assur-
ances OF prosperity, peace and plenty
Just as soon as the present furry viii
have worked itself out At the same
time money is said To- be so light as 20
be- scarcely regarded as a factor in To-
cal business transactions. Ia the camp
local paper such as drafts exchange
and cashiers checks Is said 90 be free
~ taken and this In itself is looked up-
ON a. a good sign.
Most OF the men laid on BY the clos
ing down Of the mines and other enter
prises have left camp although there
are sim many idle men who would be-
glad 10 go 20 work n there was work
for them 10 do. or 20 leave for uarts
where work Is 10 be had. were they
able to do so. Many Of these are so
Der Industrious citizens. but caught un-
prepared. laid or with little or no mo-
tice and literally forced to remain Idle
pending the resumption OF work
In Ely Il Is believed that this viii
take place by the first OF the year
anyway II not much sooner. The Cum
berland Ely property e. still working
800 men and the Giroux something un-
der 100 and 50 far as known there is
no intention OF any curtailment OF this
force.
Irpon the arrial OF Mr.. Yeatman in
New York however. the situation viii
be gone into thoroughly and action
taken at once in the matter OF the
closing down Of the Guggenheim inter-
ests in Nevada.
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STOCK EXCHANGE.
Members Enjoy Active Session Witli
Good Volume Of sales.

This morning saw quite an active ses-
sion on the floor OF the local exchange.
The business was OF good volume as
compared TO other days OF the past Few
weeks and the general tone OF the mar
bet was perhaps healthier than for the
past few days.
There were number OF transactions
IN Seven Troughs al from 40 To- l2iB
cents, with. the tendency upward al
closing. The real excitement OF the
day. however. came in Colorado Mining
This stock opened during the regular
call az s. .l7'a, bur under persistent sell
Ing quickly dropped to ST. az which
figure a sale Of Loco shares was made.
During the open board session the stock
opened an S2024 and rose rapidly to
81 0liA. closing stronE. Lower Mann
moth and May Day made slig.t gains
while Beck Tunnel and Iron Blossom
went back "a point on two.
The total business OF the day amount
ed 20 $3.50 shares, Gao total valuation
Of SIS. 46S5O. Sales Tor the week amount
ed to f0S. ls5 shares representing q total
worth OF $3.50 972 CO.
Following are the closing quotations;
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MAY CLOSE DOWN.
Consolidated Mine Workers Dissatisfied
With Method of Payment.

A dispatch TO the Herald from Gold
field says: vice President Wingneld
OF the Consolidated company announces
that j. H. Mackenzie. the widely known
mining engineer, who was elected d.
rector OF the company last Monday, Will
take the position OF manager, succeed
Ing John W Finch. Mr. Finch viii re-
main with the company as consulting
engineer.
The Consolidated company has been
paying the miners employed 0ne-half
In cash and oue-half IN exchange drafts
slice the financial stringcncy. The Of
hciols OF the Western Federation IL is
understood are opposed TO the men acc
cepting the exchange, although II rs ac-
cepted without discount al the stores
and have called special meeting for
tomorrow afternoon 10 vote on the mat
ter m the men vote % accept nothing
but cash the mines viii probably close
down " u. Haywood. secretary OF
the fedora ton, who has been In Gold
neld for several days. has denounced
the manner OF payment and advised the
men not 10 accept 70.
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NEW TRANS rACuTC srlsA,l.rs

Victoria, b. g., Nov. l6.-Tbc pi,.
Funnel line is building two atal1,c'
Co enter this passenger and freirt
carrying trade ON the Pacific with "a al.
rect line from Tacoma 60 Hongkonp
as VOL as the round-tho- world s.r,
which has been maintained montbI.
from Liverpool and across tho paoie,
Alfred Holt q Co. of Liverpool bg,.
contracted with Messrs. Workn,,,
clark a Co of Belfast for thc 'or
struction Of two passenger ana r,,..,
steamers for The trans Pacific r,,t.
about il0 feet in length. 50 foct bs,l.'
and 80 feet In depth with triple c,
n'3 i,,,a1 cuisines, CAPABLE pa, Of stoaming
about 10000 OF dead weight carr, -rt.
steamers will cost ca the neirbb,r-
hood OF $500 900 each
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

James A. Pollock & CO.. furnish the
following. received over their private
wire. this afternoon;
Ahmeek 4SQ50; Cum Ely isg5hi
Dom. Copper. NOS GirouX, 81 "a;
Helvetla, Ia az; Majestic. S5Qe0. Nip
isslng. 5a.d6: Shawmut, l0a42; Troy
GOas3. Black Mountain. 4Qh; Davis
DAILY. 3hGA East Butte asa =;
GIdhe. 40la. Kew. j0k; New. Utah rs
as. Raven. 75Q7s, $. p" Nikm"s;
Apex. 2hdM.
Adventure. S1ia bid. Arcadian, 3QSls;
Bingham Con. 4kd5: @. a. A., sS bid
Centennial 1SNl9. copper Range asa
asa; Franklin. 6&dI, Greene-Cananea.
5tsn5is: MayhoWer. 3oUo5i Nevada
con. 6&01. old Dom. 20MU2liz; Par
rot. 9a9h r. T.. 2a@2S shannon. 9is
Gsh Trinity 5000, Utah Con, 81 va
u4. Win0na. 3N4 Wyandot 20Q25'
Balaklala. 2aN3M la sale, Sh0sk
Au0uez 22N22ia Atlantic, sAWsis b.
Coalu.. l2ha127s e.. & H.. 5i505s0; O.
NJ. 2108J. DAILY West, l0AHll; Gram
by. 1901 Mass. 2hQ2iai Mexico Con,
ca az: North Butte. 1884 d3iz; Osceola.
1906. Quincy 72dsj; santa Re, lAW
rs. Tamarack 5505S; on SA0s& Vic
toua. i04iz Wolverine. l00ul06. Zinc,
20n22 Boston Con. sEns7s U. g. s.
com. 36isa3i; u = g., pfd., 35Q3Sis
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BUSINESS NOTES

Another week of dullness and ine,,,..
ity IN local stocks ends today rh.
have been but few transfers ana me-
weeks quotations Well post,s "s
,rs think that the condition III oN-
York where hosts of small hu,,,. "
entering the Investment make,
traced by the low uiices. win soo,,
reflected in Salt Lake Just mas, ''
rayment of taxes is ongrossinr .,...
Ono's attention.
The stock dealings have been .o ,.....
and the changes so slight that ro Ri.
has been prepared OF the weeks tra,s
actions
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BosroN COPPER MARKET.

James A. Pollock a Co, furnish the
following. received over their private
wire, this afternoon.
Bling. 8. Q; as, as; sales. 255.
n. c.. SIS NA Sh; Ss sales. ESQ.
b. Coalu., l2'a; 1874 l2's' l-A F.
sales. goo
Cop. Range 40; 40; 'sl4 ts. sales.
1906.
cum. Ely A.; AS. as. as; sales.
25O.
q. c.. 5Is; 5lsi 5la; 514 sales, 422
Nevada Con- So 90 81; o@i
sales, 100.
Nev-Utah. pa; 2hi 2A' "a; sales
45O
\. b.. "a: "a. 32h. 33A; sales 1870.
4. 5. $, com. a0ls 3ois 3oh; Soh'
T.. 5. S, do. pfd, SO; ssh; So; SO;
Utah con. 81; sils; 81. 3iA; sales,
g. & A.. 90. %, %. IS, sales III.
Balaklaia, az; 3E az Sla sales
100.
D. D.. ga; az; 50. "a sales, 24j.
Nipissins. 5A; 6h; 55s g. sales
$50
trinity "a; ga ga" Ga. sales,
$50.
G.. NJ. closed. 27d35.
d. W. closed, 10A al.
r.. b.. closed 4@847s.
GirouX closed, N3l4
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WEAKNEss IooKEp FoR.
ho~ton News Bureau Give. Space TO
Important Opinion

Fhe following from che Boston News
nurcau was received over Che private
Wile Of james a. Pollock a. Co..
session. Nov 1G-Au official uf ono %
,no leading metal selling agencies says
! am not ANTICIPATING great weakness
ln the position of copper The foreign
orS demonstrated that they wore willing
to take an enormous volume of copper
at l-nl2h cents. and t1ls necessarily
Drought many OF the American consufn-
eis INTO the market Business with the
consumers is not good and consumption
mas been materially cut down. but the
restriction in consumption docs not
equal the restriction iu output ]
figure that 10 cents will bring Boo cou-
siderable buying ~ the metal hy Amerl-
can consumers who have uu stock OF
any size ON hand, for the consumers
viii not forget that tho metal selling
agencies have mo- burdensomc stocks
now Co carry and that they viii not
force copper on the market. There is
time coming when thore VIII be de-
mand for two pounds OF copper for eve
rs pound above ground. That time viii
depend largely upon the extent OF busl-
ness depression. Opinions diner as
TO this
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NEWS SATURDAY NOVEMBER 1e 1907

companys properties at Alta yesterday,
aecomnauicd BY Manage Harry a. Zee
The two viii leave for NcU YORK in The
oouiso % day OF so.
Mf. Robinson SAYS that since me re-
construction OF the iramwar lho trans
pvftatipn OF ores thereby h1s been zoe
mk forward steadily without single
hitch Of any kind to mar record of
gn'ut 90 tons of rock a day since last
June. While lu New York Nh Loo
Wi make Arrangements Tor tne cone
siruction OF what ia known DOL tho lower
lne which will connect thN present lowe
~ terminal with thc mouth of ihe cane
Mi Robinson states chat recent dee
NeIopmcut work shows results which
NI- hIHnIN .lII.ll-llr- d -L-LL .uN.
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COPPER LETTER

following Honbl0wer a Weeka BoH-
tom copper letter received Via private
Niros
Copper opened lower ln sympathy
with the New York market and further
liquidation was ln progress during the
sany part of the session. N0rth Butte
losses nj from m fraction to over "a
point Wcrc common throughout the uat
in the early trading Copper Range re-
covered t0 a. and others were greatly
improved by Enod demand. Tho mar.
Ref closed steady nud with stocks Boo
good demand
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KEYSTONE MILL
IS INSTALLED
cast Tintc Consolidated to Pros
poet Property at
Depth.
THE FIRST DRILL IN EUREKA.


Eureka. Roy 15.-Thc FIRST keystone
drn o. Do used for prospecting Ia this
part OF the state was brought 20 the
district this week and taken 60 the
property OF the East Tlnuc Consoudat-
Ell Mining company in East Tinuc.
The drill win boz used Jointly Boy tho
East Tintic Consolidated and the Crown
Point Mining companies FOR the pros
pecting Of their properties and its
work as well as the results obtained
by "a, drin viii attract n great deal
OF attention by mining men of the dis
trict
p. Nanderhon who has been operat-
ing these drills boz bingham and New
house IS ln Eureka for the purpose
~ looking after the starting up OF the
drill With him are four men who
are familiar with the operation of the
machine. aud viii handle the dril FOR
the above companies. Under favor
able conditions this drill viii sink "a
l0-inch hole at the rage of from 80 90 40
feet per day Co q depth OF from 1000 10
200 feet AN along Ibis distance sam
piles of The rock penetrated can De TAX
en- al amy time and assays made. 50
the exact character of the rock through
Whicn the drill is passing may be as
ccrtaiuod These drills have been used
successfully iu prospecting other To-
calitic- 90 mineral formation. and there
should Dc uo question bat what the
machine VIII prove Of valuable benefit
to The Tntic district
The shaft at the property OF the
Grown Point has reached a depth Of
go feet ana when another go feet has
been attained drifting win likely be
comment. a. Those who have recently
visited the Crown Point assert that the
prospect win soon be- turned into one
Of The big mines of the eastern psrt
~ the district
The Yuma On East Tintlc is still us
J. the old armstrong on. account
% receiving all the electrical equip
ment for the new hoist The missing
parts Of the machinery are on the
road somewhere and are expected 20 ar
rive any day. when the Yuma win be
up-to-date and get down to business In
earnest
The new machinery is now ia position
40 the property of the Mckinley Min
ing company west az the Centennial
Eureka, but cannot be started up until
the electric company puts Ga ttans-
former and connects 10 up with the
Provo canyon power.
John r. Vance took a party OF min
ers out 90 the Orient property In West
Iintic last week and made arrange
ments for them 10 do the annual assess
mpnt work
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fiiory ana western mediums. 25d@i hne
mediums. asl22. nne. i10ia


New York Nov o. Tho market nv
ovaporatcd apples o. quiet aud eteaat
with fancy quoted at ioifr choice ~ ~
e'io prime. sinec. and 1890 FRUIT At eN
l0i
punos are aulet un spot with qngt
lions ranging from 4sc 20 nitr tot 1aN'
f0ruia fruit and from G4c Go iAc TOT '''
CONS up to a0e and i0a
Arricotr are dull with choice quoted
at uc. extra choice co gc. and fancy
ni zee.
Peaches are steady on moderate u'-
mard with choice quoted nt WI l..Ht
extra choice. llif. laih. fancy ltNisf''
and extra fanDN lfnlNtC
RnifIna nro caeier WITH loose ml.e.'l.l
quoted ~ lausat seeded raisins 'dl1'Aci
and London LAYERS. nominal
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. Nov. iG.-Moncy on call
nominal Time loans nominal 90 day
u. aud 90 days. ~ per cent; sis
months Z at . per cent.
Prime mercantile paper nominaliy
% 30 Dcr cent.
Sterling exchange nominal Conn
merCial bills 476i2 at 40.
Bar silver 5sJa.
Mexican dollar, i6 =
Government bonds weak; railroad
bonds irregular.
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new YoRK CURB.

Newhouse. 6QGls: Utah Cop. l3N
GI4: New. Cons. 6Ss al: Cum Ely
a. QJ. Balk. 3a 037s; King Edw-
&0M. Nipissing. 81 as, Davis
Daily. 3is G87; GirouN 8N3a q. O..
& Sill. 7-18m hl New. Smelling, e %
~: Mitchell. 7-lf0 a, New Utah,
8-I6G5 5-16: silver queen. ll-t6n
1915: Ely Cons, q a *: Dom. Cop,
1Aa1&; Gibraltar. 14G1s Tintc,
% U8: Montgy' sho. 404h Butte
a L.. A01h Tenn. Cop 20 ~ n ~.
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BNNK CITARINGs

Sew York Sow l5.-Bradstreet =
bank cleHringH report f0r the week end
Inr NoV 10 shows an aggregate of 81
sft sg5loO AZ against 81 f2. laf 900 last
w0ak and U.gtt G0i. go in - correspond
Ila week Inst year canadian cleaUuFa
foI the week total sf1 soon. aa against
sos Nelp00 last week ana 1881 0o0 in
th. same week last year Tho following
Dr. 3D. llsf % the fitIsa. Inc Dec.
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York Nov l0-'rhc statement OF
clearing house banks Tor The week shows
that the banks hold 80 ESQ so less than he
requirements 81 the % per cent reserve
rule This d. "a decrease NJ gllfe $50 in the
uroportlonato cash reserves as compared
with last week. The statement follows:
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nINn Ynrn MAGAlINra-

old Books. Music and Magazines
Put them in strong new covers for
preservation. Many records 81 value
can he saved b. having them bound
The News" hindery can 90 the work
Ia any form al any price.
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Chicaeo. Nov f6-Ruttcr steady. cream
orv 23dg diaries 2302f
Eggs steady at marks, casese Included
f-iru2ait
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ORE SHIPMENTS.
Tintic strikes Low Water Mark for
Week just Ended.

special CORES pondence
The ore shipments from the dis
trict for the past week run below 100
carloads. This is the first time IN sew
cral years that the output has reach
ga az low as these hgures, which are
given below
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E a. West Co.. stock broken
ID r Walker Blk Both phones ~.
hce and residence
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rNInN Assay nrr1rr

~ n. SNOW q Co., Stock Brokers
% Commercial Blk Both 'PhonestgT3
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Bird-Cowan Co

Custom Assayers and Chemists. l6l
South West Temple sL
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GEO. O Cannon ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS "a y. 40. Temple Both
phones 90.
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A. 4. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker, 40 u. y. Walker Block
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A. 8 Hansuer J. v. sadlsr
1859 So West Temple. r. o. box IsA6
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Omaha Nov s-Cattle-ReccIpts iOo:
market unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts. 29O. market steady.
Heavy I.9Sa69: mixed. .eo4fal; ksht.
sl6ai6, pigs, 4.o0G4 20. hulk OF SALES, 40
400
sheep Receipts. 800. market steady.
Ncarliugs. 40Qf75 wethers d1Jn4 s.:
ewes. 50Q4.10. lambs, 8 .5Oa6.O0.
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ON WAY EAST
omccrs of Unity Mlnc- Corporation
Mill Start for Ncw York.

pfcsidcni " Robinson of the unity
Mines Corporation came IA from th,
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OPEN BOARD SALES.

Beck Tunnel 500 at so. 800 at 40.
a,ller 50 100 at 49is 500 az 49,
Colorado 300 at 202ih 300 1T 3 05. sell
lcr 6o. 900 at l.o5. $50 az 2.07ik
Grown Point 900 al 26ik
Columbus 100 az els, goo al 2.l0. 50 at
217H
Iron Blossom, 600 at q. 800 az 26Il
Lower Mammoth. 500 at t07i5. 400 at
l02A seller 30. 300 az 100 seller 30.
May Day. L5o0 at "a. 900 az g.
Sioux Con. 900 al 23is 800 al a
Seven Troughs, 800 at 40. 800 AZ a.:
600 at 49, buyer 30.
Uncle sam Con. zoe at g.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.


Tonopah Nevada, ~ bid Montana
Tonopah. 500 50; Tonopah Extension.
50 asked; MacNamara 5000, Midway,
4f045: Tonopah Belmont. s6N3 Touo-
pah North Star. SOLO. Ohio Tonopah, "a
3; West End Cons. 80 bid Rescue, 4Q5,
Touopah A. California. 8 asked Golden
Anchor. bid: Jim Butler. 44q46; Cash
Boy. g asked. Home. 3 asked; Mon
arch Pitts Ext asked. Montana Mid
way Ext, asked Golden Grown. .
asked.
COMSTOCK.
Ophir. 97a8S: Mexican. SSd40 Gould
a. curry. u asked; Con. Va, 85d36i
Savage. 30d32; Hale & Norcross, aSW
90: Yellow Jacket. 40 asked. Belcher
16diS. Confidence. 100 asked; Sierra
Nevada, % bid, EXchequer Is bid
Union. 26d2T.
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WOOL

ST. LOUIS
st. Louis, Nov. l6.-Wool. steady Ter
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Chicago Nov 16.-Cuttle- Receipts
about 800. market steady. Becve- ga
n.al, cows, 1.100f7O; calves. 25T7 25
Texans 3.15d3 90; stockere and feeders.
@ Giff4 gu
oEs-Receipts about 1900. market
nrm- Light & 5ous 90; mixed. 1890 55:
heavy fSd5 90. rough. g. s5a5 90. p.r..
{ 250d.i5 bulk Of sales. l005 25
Sheep Receipts about 1000. market
steady. Natives 2.og75. rs: westerns. 2.oO4
800. yearllurs f5n6 20. lambs 4 O1ll6 81.
western. 00de co.
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LIVESTOCK.


kansas city Nov IG-Cattle- Receipts.
5000 including 300 s1utherns. Mark
steady. Native steers 75nf Oh. native
cows and heifers 3.15dt.5o; stockers and
feeders. @ sUN4S5. bulls. 21HH1.40 calves.
3.5ou6.25. western steers, 3.8ln4. 90. west
ern cows 0ou3 o.
Hogs- Receipts. 1000. market steady.
Bulk OF sales 4s5U5O5. heavy. teiu5 o.:
hackers. 500 90. pigs and lights 500
115.
Sheep-Rcceipts, none. market nominal
ly steady. Muttons, 4.25u4 %. lambs. 5UOsr
q lUffa
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SALT LAKE BANK eLEAHIHsS

For the week ending Nov 49,
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.

LEND. quiet. tSQf SO
COPPER. quiet tat, at3h
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-11-08
Record of a Wonderful Decade.

The record Of the past decade in po-
lar explorations is both inspiring and
significant. Compared with all that
has been done and known before the
achievements OF the last ten years
bulk larger than those of centuries,
the entire past. The world reckons the
disappearance of the Spanish flag
from the western hemisphere, the par
titioning of Africa and the European
Asiatic struggle on the plains of Man
churia, as among the milestones of
the last decade.
Yet. in the Polar zones, and so far as
polar exploration and discovery go,
events of greater relative and ultimate
Importance have transpired. For in
the decade now closing, the victory in
the age-long struggle has been won,
the polar mystery solved, and the ter.
ra incognita of all former time prac
tically eliminated from the map. Gre
dit must be apportioned among sever
al, each deserving liberal praise, and
IL is also due TO many, who indirectly
and unconsciously, by experiment and
researches primarily for other purpos.
es, contributed to make the present
situation possible.-From Ten Years
of Arctic and Antarctic Exploration"
by II. i. Bridgman in The Outing Mag
aZine.
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DRESSING UP TO GO TO TOWN.
other Folks DO II, but New Workers
Are ALWAYS Dressed Up.

Americus, with a population of 500,
lies 10 miles northwest Of Emporia.
When an Emporia man goes TO Amer
icus for a day he does not put on his
good clothes, says William Allen White
in the American Magazine.
He has seen Americus men dressed up
in Emporia, shopping and attending
the county conventions, and he is as
tonished to find these men whom he
has known dressed up for years stub
bing around in their old clothes.
But when the Emporia man goes 10
Kansa City he puts on what he, calls
his trotting harness, and there he
meets Kansas City men in their ev-
eryday clothes.
Kansas City men dress up 10 go to
Chicago and Chicago men put on their
fine raiment To so to New York, but
on the streets OF New York the mer
who naturally are wearing their ev'
eryday clothes seem SO faultlessly
dressed 10 us westerners. who appear
TO have slept i'm our everyday clothes
that we gasp as we wonder how the
New Workers must look when they 81
to London.