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New-York tribune., 1908-12-17

Chicago Dec. 16-CATTLE-ReCeipts, about "a 900
baad market weak 10 10c lower: steers 81 6OGS7 So
COWS S3dS5 %: heifers 81 so a 81 so; bulls 81 Is
81 So calves 504Ss % sockers and feeders 81 90
ass So. HOGS-Receipts. 10000 head; market 5 10o
lower; choice heavy shipping 50 IOq$5 "a butchers
GS5 a. packing SIS 40 S5 65; pigs, S4@S51 bulk
or 4OdS5 SHEEP-Receipts. estimated at
10000 head; market, 15@25c lower; sheep $4g$47 73
Cincinnati Dec. 1G.-HOGS-Recepts 5,634 head;
slow a 10c lower; butchers and shippers, 50 104
S5 10 common. So - 4S4 40; one extra load. 50 SO
CATTLE-Recepts $50 head dull fair TO good snip
pers'. 81 a 50 65: common S2GS2 T5. SHEEP Re-
cepts steady. 81 25 gS4: lambs quiet 50 rs
East BuraIo Dec ATTI.E-Receipts 200 head
steady prime steers $6 5Ud 81 VEALS--Receipts. 325
head active and steady. HOGS-Receipts. 6000 head;
slow. heavy 20c, light. % d35c lower; heavy and
mixed, s. - 50 S.: Workers, 50 &OnS3 10 pigs sag
81 TO- roL,<s S5TS5 30 dairies, 50 404s5 rs. SHEEP
AND IAMBS-Receipts, $500 head slow. sheep
steady lambs opened strong closing lower lambs 50
City. Dec. 16-CATTLE-Receipts, 5000
head including 500 Southerns; market steady weak;
choice export dressed beef steers, s61S7 25 fair
o good, 81 1895 so; Western steers IS 604S6 60i
stockers and feeders 50 254S5 25 Southern steers
So 50a 81 50: Southern 81 % 81. native
S2@S5 native heifers. 50 50 So bulls So 759 asa so
steady TO &c lower; top. IS "a. bulk OF sales 50
s. 90 heavy s. 10; packers butchers IS 80
SO 10; light. Sja$5 40; pigs, 81 % ass. SHEEP
Receipts. 1000 head market 20 a3oc lower lambs 50
a SO 10: ewes yearlings, s4Gs4 10 Western year
ngs. 81 50mS5 Western sheep SO 20 81 b0 stock
and feeders. So 5OdS4 40.
supply light slow; choice So 2oase rs; prime SO 2oa
SO 40. sHEEP-Supply fair slow; prime wethers 81 80
as4 To- and common, 81 5o4S2 so; lambs. s4a
81 VEAL CALVES q SIS 30. HOGS-Rece ipts
fair steady: prime heavies 81 9oa s8 mediums. s. rs
n heavy IS 65 a 50 20. light Workers
81 35as5 pigs, 81 s. %; roughs, 81 5oT 50 50
IS March. 50 67ss October. SO 10. AIsIKB-Prlne
IS IS.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Dec 16-ClOsins- WIIEAT-Spot. dun
No red Western. winter IS Nd futures steadyf
December. IS II Nd. March. eRd. Is
CORN-Spot quiet. American mixed (via Calves
toni. IS Cd futures qulet January IS 4d March. So
SID PEAS-Canadian- steady. - I'd FLOUR
Winter patents firm. SOs HOPS a London (PaciaS
Coast). t. IS q f3. urm. BEEF-Extra India mess.
steady 115s. PORK-Prirle Western. quiet. Tss
Sd. HAMS-ShOrt cut. IA to ID 10. quiet. Sd
BACON-CUmbsEand cut. "a so 10. weak. AS. saOrs
rh. l6 TO "a 10 quiet. +Js. long clear mddles light
p 70 81 10 dull 4ss long clear nddles heavy. SIS %
40 10, dull 46s Sd. short clear backs 16 % To- dull
ass clear bellies. il TO 16 h. steady 6Os SHOULDERS
Square. II 10 IS 10. easy. as 80. LARD-Prina
Western IN terces. dull AS Sd. American refined
pals easy. ass Sd BUrTEF-GOOd United states.
steady. sss. CHEESE-Canadian finest white. quiet.
SOS; Canadian nnest cOlored quiet, sos TALLOw-
Prime city. steady. 2Ss. TURPENrINE-Sptrfts Quise.
2Rs- LlNSEED OlL~-DuN. 2Ss Sd PETROLEUM =
Steady ia d. ROSIN-CommOn. nr1n. S. I'D
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
KINGS ASSOCIATES TELL OF METHODS
Said TO Have Advised People to Buy Listed
Stocks to Gain Customers.

Boston. Dec 16--More light on the business
-,..hn5s Of Cardenio z. King shed at his trial
,o5sv on an indictment charging him with the lar
c.nv by false representations. of $4,000 from
tn,-tv-one persons, through the testimony Of a
sozsn Witnesses nearly all Of whom intimate
* oonnected with him in certain transactions, and
tts clerks OF advisers.
Those who were in the Office few months be-
.o-e King left the city last February stated that
t the tine Of the financial panic in the fall Of 1907
K,,g stated that he would give up advertising his
cEn securities and would advise people to buy list
ed stocks He thought that by asking people to
send him money for the stocks he would be able
% gain s large number Of customers, that when
tbs listed stocks rose in price he would then be
able 70 resume advertising his own stocks. These
witnesses also stated that customers had great
difficulty n obtaining the certificates Of stocks for
which they had sent King money, and one clerk
ives asked by King TO make sort Of an excuse
for the delay. King handled most OF the money.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17

ectsa a. to 70 sseh 1sc; % ? ear 12sss -
posd 0R 70 ieai24sc DO southern lsg12o % ohio saS
bt fs5125Se 5o dr- pksd or scaded small and poor
1OaI1c: COCKS. old. dry picked or scaIde9; PEI s ~
MaTyand fits GS e sozen 81 5oasi 90 do poor dark
X 95asI 30: do cus 50o GUINEAs spring. pair
GAME-TradinE In game birds continues IaodsrFtss :
Rabbits fairly plenty ard only moderately active ~ ~
& 90 P4RTRIDGEs per pair 50 50; GRoUsE pes PAR.
Se 5ogSS WoODSS05P g 5 P Per v Ps @ dozen ssS5 so "a
yellow leg sniDe per Sozen s2gs5 s %; J" s. oss %
2ssi a. Eddy 7sgsl 10; % sp. Isa4 ei8s %
paiT 1s2t. DO jacssbsits per pair 4oa5Oc
POTATOES AND. yEGETABLEs-D.en11asa1ed sor .5S D2-
a for yellow with I'd and White a5oS 'ss9S- %
ToTfok kais steady but spinach lower FIOrdz sts1es
ns IN 0e veil othor F1ori6a vesstablss light
Iover New orleans vegetables Arrnsr though prices
without material change Other vsssSolss as qloS
in bulk per iso ibs 5Oss2 per bag g 95gs2 @;
60 i5ssS @ Is .a9d "a !, N I5.5 69S 8-
& SO sHssI sEr ps 6aS edss IT, 90 1
s9l S2gsSsi A5sE 6 qsT gT 5afon BETs old per Dol
or bag 75cdS1; do New Orleans per 100 oanSas' 5sg
90 washed per b6 s1ssI ~ do uawsshsd so =
PsF sF t02a ss5Ssf6 90 per 65 s2s2 F:d os
CELERY. California per esse s5TS3 @ M 2e & DO sssss ~ 20
island Per b6 s1gss 90 ClsoT1a gsE bali esss g 3;
CTIICORY. New Orleans; per 66l S2a3; ~ ~
Orleans per Dol 50 5O@$s 80: % gsr basket I5eqsI;
Fiortda box. 81 soetS9 SO do per oc=
HORSERADISE1. Per loO ". - OozS4s
KAI,E, Norfolk. per bbL 5OG65c. LETTUCE. New Ut
leans per bbI s2dS2 10 basket. 5Gocs 90 Eor-
75cds1 80. do North Caroiina per oae-
ket 25cqS1. Norfolk. per basket. 25G3cs OEe.sSs
Florida per carrier 81 259s do CUBAN Sias2 oNLoNs
Eastern whits per Loi = -oVsa - Co.
yellow 81 5OS2 81 50gsf 75 do state and Wss
ern. white per 81 35IS1 so do yellow Ye- 80
bsg 81 5Oqs2 DO 10oo bag 81 12sSi 81 o.
per f40-rb bag 259S1 60; do per ioe bag sl5S1
20 Orange County, yellow per bag 81 5e$1 .; DO rs5
SfdSI so: PEAS Florida TeephoEe. per oaske S1gSst
Do other kinds S1as2 %; PEPPERS F1or5da Per
sNfPs Per bbi. 75cds1: PUMPKINS psr osL-
Der 100 buaches S20s2 so; Do Norfolk per basket 80
Te- bssEs i5cS1 25 do New Orleans. 81 DO Bermudas
1er boX 5O7T5c: RADISHES. Norfolk cold fraue. pef
bsstaf 81 5GqS2: common. 40975c SdA1IOIS SSET
orleans psr 100 punches StfS1 so; STRING BEANS-
S16S3 .: do crate slGsas
a. green per basket 5O7S2 Is. do crate 81 ZoeSzk
Norfolk bbi. Jo1t5c; SQUASH nea.o2ys
hubbard per hbI T5cd$1 do nearby n1arr27E 6OcgS!t
40 Cbsn white per 81 256S2- TCRSIPSs Ca1acax
Ttaba1a per bb S1GS1 % DO other rutaoaga Per POI
or bag 5O6T5c: TOMATOES. Florida per earrer 40
e. y. 40 Cuban rer carrier. s26S3 DO CaHfornia se
faf box 81: wATERCRESS. per 100 buncheS. SlGS1 oo
AND CREAM-The exchange price rerna aims aM
cents net 10 shipper n the % Eone and ter
change Surplus brings from
y - 50 so The supply and demand are VsrSF
e-e1fv balanced. receipts OF milk and cream "A
frt quart cans the week ending DecsmoS< L Tsr
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
wHITRIDGE MUST PAY s42,772 81.
Value Placed on Coal and Other Supplies Sur
rendered by Earlier Receivers

Frederick " Whitridge, receiver for the Third
kverue Railroad Company, IN order fled yes
rected 70 pay S42.772 q with interest per cent
from Nay last 10 William ". L@dd receiver Of
the New York City Railway Company The pay
raent ordered made is for coal and other supplies
surrendered to Receiver Whitridge by Adrian H.
Joiine and Douglas Robinson, former receivers Of
the Third Avenue Railroad Company.
II his petition Mr. Ladd valued the property Of
TIE New York City Railway Company IN the pos
session Of M whtridge at ST. 900 but Judge La
coTlbe did not allow ali the claims and directed
that those still in dispute be referred William
= Turner. special master for investigation and
po-t
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money call opened at 315
per cent; highest 2& per cent; lowest 2S per cent
last loan, 3A per cent closing, SQ3< per cent: ru
ing rate S1z per cent Time money was in better
demand, the market being generally harder. Sup
ply was not excessive. Rates. So per cent for
days. 319Q5% per cent for four months and 3S4 per
cent for five and ak months. Mercantile paper
csEne Into the market to moderate amount.
meeting with fairly good absorption. Rates 3s4 AZ
per cent for sixty and ninety days indorsed bills
receivable. 4q417 per cent for choice four to six
months single names and per cent for others less
we'll known.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-The foreign exchange
market opened weak at further decline Of 10115
points to 1885 CAST for cables, 4S665d4 S6S4 for
demand sterling and 4.S490G4S5 for sixty-day bills
Short francs were quoted at 5.16H and short
reichsmarks 9514 less 1-32. Demand sterling sold
down TO 4-S665. but the whole market some
what steadier in the afternoon. Cables quoted
at 4.S7o5Q+S715. demand sterling at 4.s67044S6s4
and sixty-day bills at ASS. Short francs were
around 5.16k less 1-32 and short reichsmarks
So 3-16G95 3-16 plus 1872.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17

COIION-The cotton market sold INTO new low
ground yesterday, closing steady net
4q6 points lower Sales estimated at 1000 baes
opened steady unchanged prices to de-
cline OF points. and right after the opening sold at
net loss Of 497 points; This was followed by sgRe
ing the the afternoon. when all positions
except October points the closing figures
the previous day The close shade up from t9e
The declining tendency was chieny
fear of general weakness in the south fooT
decline in Savannah 70 sac late on Tuesday II
was al a from Memphis that the
National Ginners Association revised its pre-
ginned for the period De
cember 13 100000 bales. Southern spot markets
reported unchanged TO 80 lower
but markets declining were those which were Tea.
lively Of the previous day ana o!LeFs
from the interior point higher basis making
appear though interior holders were declnin8 70
follow futures Local sentiment
remained OF an evidently bearish trade de-
and is said TO be very slack there is no present
indication that exporters already provided to
their December engagements. -,
The range prices IN the local market to-day
FoIIo
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
EXPORTS.
Cash OBLIGATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, December 10, 1908
COFFEE-The coffee market opened at advance
If points to decline Of points generally unchanged
The close was steady, unchanged points lower
Sales reported of 27.25O bags. There few
exchanges from December to January even terms
Importers moderate sellers times during tho
day there scattering liquidation. while
demand limited. There nothing in the foreign
markets much attention Hamburg and Havre
closed unchanged and the only change in the Bra
lillian markets decline OF % reis IN the price OF Rio
Is at Brazilian ports light, the
ports reporting bags against 27OO last year
So two years ago. Jundiahy receipts 35 900
bags, against 900 last year and 1900
Reports public Offering of Sac Pauo bonds In this
city have proved successful seemed to have no
whatever the market. The market for spot
coffee quiet quotations the basis of 6z g6sc
for Rio No. Z
Of contract prices IN the local market to-
law as follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
STATE TRUST COMPANIES PROSPEROUS
Increase Of $71,347,74O In Resources and SCI,
969.886 in DEPOSITS in Three Months

Albany Dec 16.-An increase of s1,3F74o In re-
and $61 .Ss6 in total deposits Of trust
companies in this state from August 81 TO Novem-
Der q reported to-day by the State Banking
Department. The resources of SS companies report
Ing to the state department at the close OF bust
August 81 last ST. S11.S19. The re-
sources of 81 companies on November q were
s.. 659559.
The total deposits on August 81 were 1,075. .s74-
as4, against S,137. .44.850 November q. The
amount lent collateral $3.50, ,46S627, an in
crease of s42,449913; surplus including all undi-
vided profits. market value $780, ,e4e an IN
crease of IS sos
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
WANTS NATIONAL LEAD LISTED.
Another Company Acts on Suggestion of
Stock Exchange Authorities.

The National Lead Company mas applied to the
Stock Exchange 10 transfer its common and pre-
terred stocks from the unlisted TO the listed de-
part-nent Within the last few months similar ac-
non has been taken by the management Of several
other industrial corporations, among them the
American Locomotive Company. the American
suuH Company and the BUtterick Company.
These applications are in compliance with the
nsw policy Of the Stock Exchange authorities. who
soue tine sgo, in consequence Of the criticism Of
Tie unlisted department. admission 10 which has
required much shorter statement OF earnings and
resources than is required from 6 corporation de-
sizing have its stock placed on the regular list
decided 10 restrict gradually the unlisted depart
inert
L Is understood that the unlisted department IS
rot 70 Be abolished as II is believed to be or value
II. giving for establishing a temporary
marker for new issues before their admission TO
TIE listed department
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17

The local market quiet with prices unohaTgeg
Rsyesd on as 4E0 dOw 9a s. Louis
ner RG f s16c Mobile easy unchanged at Sso
sales 7e0 bales. savannah quiet steady and i. Ta.
changed at SIS; sales 2ooI o2f6 Rffs steady and 16o
lover at sac sales, 1858 bales Bain9FS % Ioe al
s sSies s22 bales Gasston quiet and unShanged
Unchanged at ii-16c; sales, 1850 bales WIn6sfon
steady an9 70 !9TeF 9e 1855 bales Houston quiet
lice S9sc sales 500 bales al Honsto5
to bales against 35 eos 8 last as soy %ess ssast
last wee6 qRd od6 o Iany Inst last week and
cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cot
and export 800 AmeFIGaR' ASG5g ,pand 4s4i Futures
opened quiet but steady. points lever On sfeadv at
net decline points DseemS9f g Stq
y9nuary ana ana yan n Aprii-May 46Oisd; 0iayJune and
ber Add sePtembeT-o 4Goa .6G DecemSer-
RsT 2s5ua1 February, 445d Manches-
FLOUR ASD 9s TIE GgT .5.s mS.ks; S.i6s
FS2ea F66s we're In sady s9 and Without 9uE quiet
Old prices The following are pWaE3T Flour
atent s. 0as9 95s5 s9 Inter 5 spring 15sas eSsrs .
1s4 90 10 winteT& us S. s?5$E $rtRMaERet 10 dull
Quoted: s. 50 a 81 90 per 100 n RYE FLQGRCa4le85o 8o
Ssotss9' GS0RTIENiEsteady. 90 quoted: Kiln dried
50 BAe A. a3s4d s. 94S5sS 81 4'
western steady. city firm. Quoted; western SPRING &
S24 DO; Stan0 it bran s23 % bulk s24 85 s24 SIS
ssGbSr ss61 s6me6 h6@3y chop sci Bulk SIS 20 sacks
OH NJ G &TReturnng a? confidence the bull
side and a corresponding lack OF aggressiv among
operators had much to 90 win IN % +Es te6denov
1as steadily upward throughout the entire session
Tuesday Support was based almost wholly on ne ne
government report paTticuiarIy us rI iert sIn
Iies hack in the Northwest and probable shortage
Of supplies before the next crop Wt9 ba 6f Gg
chicago holdings which believed TO be intact and
IN I'm very R tbe Season the bull problem has been CON
sderably simplihed in the last ~ rev n a Iai % trad TO
cosa out their short and try the long side
& ior bat the government figures on wheat II reduced
commercial basis OF 80 poundS woug @ !he batt.r
cash demand for wheat IN the Northwest and more
or less export 5 6gS69sS o9 a IN ou Wero st out
Of line Decided strength shown IN the closing
IN view Of increased Argentine offers for January
shipment and bearish Argentine news against Which;
India. Northwest receipts amounted 70 $50 cars and
parad p With ri coo bushels ago, sesboacd
cIearances again proved heayy asgresanns 9S2oo4 i
as fololws No red 81 0Is a 81 0s Z elevator ana
81 osi4 ahoat; No e. oHoot C0RI&
While showing considerable nrnnness early on account
lighter country offerings corn later turned easy and
closed at lowest point AFFECTED by large reegP.7 ana
/ 600 400 bushels compared with T25.OOO last year.
YsP99oi ea9e Slo'sa So here Closed SEC to in
vator and 66lsc b ahoat; No Wits; WITS 6 S5c, anG
steady the oats market eased OF during the day under
commission house selling ana Win corn CLOSING % Lr
Mixed 20 to 80 ib 55855lsc; natural white 20 to
S2,le' TO- PYEMarRet duiI No western sac nominal
o b. New York. BARLEY-MaIket dun: mailing e5
York BUCzwHEAT@ouoted's state. sic nominal.
NEW YORK PRICES.
Wheat. OPENING High Low Close. day.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
: posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Boston,5 SO discount;
Chicago par; San Francisco, sight 2I9c premium,
telegraph sc premium; New Orleans, commercial
Soc discount, bank 81 discount; Charleston buying
par. selling Lice premium: St. Louis par bid. 100
premium asked
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York, exchanges
S44S590077, balances S13179 1885, Boston, exchanges
s2S,777,o13 balances s2,OS3,234; Philadelphia. ex-
changes S30,162,S26, balances s2,396,796; Chicago
exchanges S44,s57,357. balances s2,9s3,67o
SILVER MARkET.-Bar silver, 4Sssc. Mexican
silver dollars, 4oc- Bar silver in London closed at
% 5-16d; decline of 3-16d.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, I155; Lisbon
1926.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE Mexican exchange on
New York is quoted at 2.01&.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.-Customs receipts
reported from Washington, S1.0647 790; internal rev.
enue receipts s1,024.16S miscellaneous receipts,
S72,077 Receipts for the day, 81 161, 1885, expend-
lures, s2,370.000 Receipts for the month to date,
S2S.51972 1915 expenditures s34 10 000 of
pendtures. $5650,273. Receipts for the fiscal year
10 date s271624 0s3: expenditures. 1881 293,874
cess Of expenditures, $59, ,669s s291.
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was debt
or to the Clearing House S9S4,355
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
CRUCIBIE STEEL
Net profits ....... s4o2,9 s1s76Ss

deducng expenditures for repairs, renewals
and interest bonds The total net earn
months September, S90967 October, $loo-
S7S November, S163 S67 total surplus November
80. 1905 81 o9sss comparing with $1,692s94 on
November 1907 S4o59sS The cost OF
repairs and renewals during the quarter aggregated
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
FERRY COMPANIES.
COBALT PRICES I'M TORONTO.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Hu-rlsaeo by Charles u. Barney Co. No > bIeaa
t,reet. New York and No. u Soulh 7lh HIee''
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17

The following securities were sold yesterday at
auction at the Exchange Salesroom, by Adrian Il.
Muller & Son:
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
'Asked. +Ex dividend.
NEW YORK AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.

'Anc interest.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
BOSTON STOCKS.

Fg=nls5ed by r. L Day S Co. No. 81 Wall street)
Dec -. Dec 16 Dec -. Dec.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
OTHER Markets BY TELEGRAPH.

25 shares Hanover National Bank ..........
67 shares Virginian Railway Company.
The newspaper., 1908-07-17

The Denver Ranch and Range.
non-political paper, says: The
party in power is going to have a
jolly time explaining to the peo-
pie why congress spent SO much
money and accomplished SO little.
What they did not do is going
to furnish Bryan some mighty
good campaign thunder and
when Taft gets through explain
ing away the reasons, his weight
will have been reduced a couple
of hun dred pounds.
The newspaper., 1908-07-17

1t was the first vaudeville per-
formance the old colored lady
had ever seen, and she was par
ticularly interested in the marve-
lous feats of the magician. But
when he covered a newspaper
with heavy flannel cloth and
read the print through it, she
grew little nervous. He then
doubled the cloth and again read
the letters accurately. This was
more than she could bear, and
rising in her seat, she said:
I'm going home. This amt no
place for lady in thin calico
dress"
The newspaper., 1908-07-17

The other day we were shown. "a
stalk of the new Alaska wheat as
introduced and grown by Halsey
M. Rhoads of this city. The sam
pie had been in the shoot but
five days and yet the heads were
we'll formed and ready to go into
the milk stage. The stalk was
the strongest we ever saw while
the leaves we're broad and leath-
cry which indicates the power to
resist drouth. Mr.. Rhoads says
that in Idaho this wheat pro-
duced 200 bushels to the acre on
the farm of man named Adams
The beauty about this wheat is
that it can be sown either in the
fall or spring and from its gen
eral appearance it evidently has
a future in this country and we
are going to grow some of it
Field and Farm.
The newspaper., 1908-07-17

When washing windows. add
one tablespoonful of kerosene to
one quart of hot water and use no
soap or washing powders. Use
clean cloths and polish with dry
one and soapsuds for windows
will forever be in disfavor. To
clean linoleum, take soft cloth
and a pail of warm. not hot soap
suds. Use no lye or washing
powder that would injure paint of
any kind. Never use broom or
stiff brush, and the linoleum will
last twice as long.
The newspaper., 1908-07-17

When at your wits end for
som ething different for supper.
try boiling a fresh tongue in
salted water until tender with a
sprig of celery or parsley, small
parsnip. carrot and onion. When
almost cooked take from the
water, skim and return again to
the water. About an hour before
serving place in deep pan and
pour over it two tablespoonsful of
melted butter mixed with two
tablespoonsful of flour and two
cups of the water in which the
tongue was cooked. two cups of
stewed and strained tomatoes, a
teaspoonful of table sauce if liked
and salt and pepper to taste.
Cover closely and bake in a
moderate oven. turning in half an
hour.
The newspaper., 1908-07-17

-Four men were killed Saturday
last by an electric car on the new
road between Denver and
Boulder. The men stepped from
the track of a steam train to the
electric line alongside to let
train pass and did not see the
electric car coming at a high
speed.
The newspaper., 1908-07-17

A Denver daily puts Country
Again Floating on Sea of Pros
perity" as headline over an ar
ticle laboring to show that every
body is at work and happy, yet
the streets of Denver as we'll as
every other large city swarm
with men out Of employ
ment and seeking a means to
earn their bread. Wall Street
made panic, but it hasn't made
prosperity.
The newspaper., 1908-07-17

Congressman Nicholas Long
worth and wife with a party OF
friends assembled Pixies Peak last
Saturday during an electric storm
which they will not soon forget.
The storm was so severe that the
return trip was postponed several
hours. Heavy rains tell IN the
lower lands about Colorado
Springs doing much good to
ranchmen while the wind and
electricity did damage to tele
graph and telephone lines.
The newspaper., 1908-07-17

A Denver crook entered par
lor in broad daylight and set a
phonograph going The lady of
the house supposed her brother
was in the parlor and did not
enter for some time. When she
did, she found everything ran
sacked and $3.50 worth OF iewelry
missing.
The newspaper., 1908-07-17

The prevalence of foxtail in al
falfa fields is one of the great OBJ
stacles with which stockmen
must contend in some of our irri-
gated districts. Still we know
stockmen who consider it one of
our most valuable grasses. The
world is against it, however, be-
cause the awns stick into the
eyes, ears and nostrils of stock
and prove a greater annoyance
than the worst OF barley boards.
This. however, is only after it be-
comes dry and has gone to seed.
1t often spoils the first crop of
hay. This can be avoided by a
good irrigation a week or two be-
fore cutting when the foxtail will
fall down, shed its seed and be
out of the way of the moving
machine.-Field and Farm.
The newspaper., 1908-07-17

President Roosevelt is some
times practical joker For the
last twenty years Mr.. Taft has
been receiving appointments to
good Offices, with fat salaries, but
Mr.. Roosevelt has seen fit to ap-
point him as candidate with a
chance to run" for office and
that clumsy gentleman is begin
ming to feel nervous already in
his sprinting suit. 1t is a new
deal for him.-Ft. Collins Review.