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New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Queenstown oct sRaItic IBrl Eew York for I4yerPoo
Cherbourg e-Amerika Ger. New York via Plymouth
IiverpooI oct g-Baltic tBr) Queenstown
San Juan r. Philadelphia, New York.
Rotterdam oct 9-Ryndam Dut-n). New York via Bou-
Naples Oct e-K6nigin Luise New York via Gil
Have OCT s-OrIfan1rne CBr, New York PauIac.
Colombo 6-Rheinhes CeD. New York. VIA ASts-s.
Calcutta
Genoa oct 6-Nord America GtaD York via Naples.
Suez oct 9-Kybfes tGe. Calcutta. for Boston and New
Auckand oct 9-Enssh Monarch CBr,. New York via
River Plate oct s-AIleghany (Rr New York for
Valparaiso OCT s-FaIlodou Hall CBp, New York and
Norfolk via Bahia Blanca. etc
SAILED
Hull oct s-Toronto C3r) New York
Queenstown. Oct 9-Cetic tRr) tfrOm ILverpooD. New
YOrk
southampton. 9-DeutschIand tGen from Hamburs).
New York via Cherbourg.
Almeria 4-Oceania tAust from Trieste. etc. New
Genoa Oct 6-Regina d.Italia GtaD. New York
Antwerp. s-Ocean Dutch. New York
Ruenos Ayres oct T-FIypatia tf3rl. New York
Manila T-Vandalia Ger from Yokohama. etcl New
York
Shields. Oct S-Cynthiana tBr) from Hamburg. New
Cherbourg oct o-Deutschland Ger) from Hamburg and
Southampton New York.
PASSED.
scilIy oct o-RuIow (Ger). New York for Bremen.
Prawle Point oct New York dutch tank. New York
Rotterdam.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
OTHER mARkErs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. oct. 9--CATTLE-Recepts estimated at
about 25OO head. market steady Steers 81 IOf 81 0O
81 - 81 -. hef@rs $3G 81 -; bulls, s. 5OlE
81 80: calves IS so stockers and feeders 50 90
81 90 UOGS-EeceiDts estimated about 10000
heal; market 5c higher. Choice heavy ship
ping. 81 50H 81 65 butchers So - q SO 90 light mixed
81 5O choice lEht. Sc 20 So 40 packing 81 Dof
So 20 pigs 81 20 81 80, bulk OF sales sea So y
SHEEP-ReCepts estimated about 10000 head.
OF sheep steady lambs sheep.
81 5Oa 81: lambs 81 - So -. yearlings. 81 S5US5
Cincinnati oct. HOGS-Market steady. butch
ers' and shippers. 81 4OG 81 so; common. $50 81 65
CATTLE-MaElGet slow fair good shippers 81 - "a
10: common. S9u 81 80 SHEEP-Mariet steady:
81 - a 81 20 LAMBS-Market steady and strong, 81
a 81.
East Buffalo oct 9.-CATTLE-Receipts - head.
Receipts, $50 head; market active and steady HOGS
Receipts, 1920 head, market slow and lSQ2Sc
lower. heavy SEA So -: mixed s6a ST. 20 Workers.
s. 5oa so 10; PIGS. 80 - roughs 81 -: dairles
AMI Erassers. 5OdSH SHEEP AND LAMBS-Re-
cepts sO0 head. sheep active and steady. lambs
lambs. 81 q Sc p, few So -
yearngs. 81 25a 81 -. wethers 50 e'a 81 80; ewes
So 7SGs4 sheep. mixed 81 n 50. canada lambs, So
Kansas Citv, oct. 0-CATTLE-ReceiPts. 5000 head.
including 1000 southerns: market slow 70 steady
shoce export ana dressed s.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
SEES JOKER IN FRANCHISE.
Mount Vernon Will Not Grant Application of
Westchester Electric Railway.

The application of the Westchester Electric Rail-
way Company for franchise will be refused
by the Mount Vernon authorities. The original
franchise of the company, which was granted with
the understanding that the company part
Of the Union Railway system provided in part that
the company shall forever carry passengers TO
l29th street. Manhattan, for a single fare of five
cents. This provision is now being violated, as
passengers are carried only as far as 2S3d street,
The Bronx and from there they have to pay sec
ond fare of five cents.
The amended franchise, which the company seeks
provides that the railway compan, must carry pas
sengers from Mount Vernon to 29th street for SIN
gle fare five line 70 be operated from
the centre Of Mount Vernon 129th street The
alleged joker is that the company would not have
to accept transfers that line from its other line
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
HERE FROM COLON FOR NEW LEGS.
When Combe Gets Them He'll Return to Wife
and Work

laborer while at work in the CIlebra cut on the
Isthmus of Panama, was struck by a train and
lost both legs. 1t was thought at the time that
the man would not recover but he responded
quickly TO the care of the surgeons. and arrived
here yesterday on the Panama Liner Allanca 10 get
a pair OF artificial legs. a gift of the Isthmian
Canal Commission.
Notwithstanding his misfortune, Connie was
cheerful. and said he grateful to the govern
ment for its consideration He has a wife and two
children, and when his artificial legs have been
fitted he will return to the isthmus and take some
minor place that will not require much physical
exertion.
Combe went to the marine hospital a Staten
Island.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
COUNSEL HITS P. S. C. AT HEARING.
Intimates That General Electric Company Is
Using Comuission-Stevens Dissents.

Fuffalo. oct 9.-Chair1nar Stevens Of the upstate
Public Service Commission with Commissioner
Olnsted. resumed to-day the hearing in the case
Of the Eroaornic Power and Construction Company
and its holding concern. the New York Power
Securities Company. Counsel representing these
comranies refused TO disclose anything concerning
the holding company. which Chairman Stevens at
The last meeting said used the Economic company
as 4 stalking horse" He also read a statement
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
VI DTS sou R Z
ELECTRICAL SHU"
GsEE dos BElUIARTS SuHEEs Supper ss55s %S:1 'rs. :

to good 81 5OGS5 T5: Western steers S-rSS
stockers and feeders. 81 TJ 81 SO. Southern q
n 81 10. southern cows. S2G s. 70 native :, ssSS
81 20 native Aeifers 81 T5n s.; bulls. se-,a ssA5
calves So so q ST -. HOCfS-Eeceipts l',.- -
market opened strong closed iOc loweg-. IS -
bulk of sales s. T5Q S6 81 heavy 50 50 So -
Trs and butchers SEQ So 20. light s. lVA ~ sssis
So - q So so SHEEp-Receipts. l.Jpo hse~ss Ssi.
steady. lambs 81 so So. and lral.-.e-, ssrss
81 -. Western yearlnSs S+G 81 80, Wa -
81 90 q 81 - stockers and feeders 81 81 -. sss
pt,tsturS OF 0-t,ATsrI.E supply lsiss,,, as
choice s6f So y. prime. s. 6SG<5 81 Stis-J ,asrs
fair slow prime wetherS. 81 5SGS+ 20, Guns SsSS
SI ~, 81. r,mbs S4qS6 So VEAI. CAIN ESss rs
GOosS-Receipts fair. active. prime heaVi
MEDIUMS So fJdxS -, heavy Ncrkers. - ~ slG<o
workers 2sS5 SO pigs. 81 pOdSo. rousss- s9ts OK
Toledo oct. o-CLON EItSEED-t . ash, tsIs: Ne
her s. -. December. s. 32ts May. Prs
81 Is. No 3. s. O2ts. rejected. 81 so ALSi
e
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
Surname. Barbados. y " i.-.--...-.--
princess Anne. Norfolk. old dominion
TUESDAY. OCTOBER
rRANsPAcIFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer. Close in New York.
Tahiti nd MaTquesas Islands tvia
rancisco)-Mariposa ~ $50 p m
Hawaii (via Francsco-Alameda oct. IL $50 IN
Hawaii. Jauan Corea. China nhilip-
pine Islands tvia Franciscoi-NIp-
pon Maru Is 30 m
meTc Oct 16 $50 . IN
New Zealand Australia except WesD.
Samoan Islands and New CaIslonia (vIa
San Francs5o-Y Yeddo. IS $50 m
FTancsco5@sibera oct -. $50 pa
Japan. Corea. China Phippsds Tsl-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10

and ,ntima1ed that the General Electric Company
was psing the commission TO crush any company
that might be a powerful competitor in the elec-
tric service field
Chairman Stevens took umbrage at this susges-
.ion and said It was Injected into the to re-
fec. on the motives OF the commission
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
eoNERMoR HueHEs DEFENDS law.

webb City. 40, oct 9.-When asked to-day
concerning an attack upon the Public Service
commissions law Of New York by Theodore z
Shonts before the waterways convention in Chi
cago Governor Hughes gave out the following
statement:
The Public Service commissions law does not
interfere with legitimate enterprises. On the
contrary. II makes needed provision for the en-
forcernent Of the rights Of the public, and those
who are w1lling deal with the public fairly
should find nothing but advantage in its pro-
Ms
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
mIRELESs REPORTS.

7rha Arabir reported as 255 miles Sandy Hook
Al 3 a m YESTERDAY. expected dock about T:30
The Rotterdam reported 500 miles east Of Sandy
Hook yesterday, is expected to dock about II
a N Sunday 90. ;,
FooI, at 10 m Thursday. expected TO dock about
> . n sunday.
at G.45 a n yesterday is expected TO dock about nj
tod
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10

Do IL Do IL TO day! Do it now!ll Register!
Delay is dangerous II you do not register you
cannot vote. Every good citizen should vote.
Every uocJ citizen wants vote. Register!
ReciS.erU Recister!!l
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10

Do you want to lose your vote this year?
If not, you must register. Do it oday The
booths will be open from until 10 p. m.
Get your name the books before you go to
business. Do il now
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10

Because they're off the usual track
many of this Winters shades such
as the dark brownish and olive MKT
ures, are called off -colors.
We might add that in suits OF
cheap fabrics these delicate shades are
apt to be off in another sense-to
gradually fade away.
SO it's a good time for us to repeat
that we stand back of all our cloths
absolutely they're too fast to run
or fade.
Fall suits, $18 to $45.
Fall overcoatS, S18 to $40.
An entirely new set of Star
neglige shirts appears on our horizon
each Fall.
$3.50 to $3.50.
AS the chronic standees keep stand
mo the sales of our Cushion shoe
keep marching on.
Soft vici kid with cushion OF
wool felt.
S..
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY,
Three Broadway Stores
5ss s42 1902
a. at at
,xy.-rer e. 18th St 34th ST
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

~ rises SOC sun sets 5:2s Aocn rises 6:23 Is
HIGH WATER.
M-Sandy Hook Gov. Island SOS Hell Gate 10 :0I
P M-Sandy s:04 Gov. Island $50 He'll Gate Job
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10

ands Via Vancouver and Victoria. q
Empress OF China D m
Japan. COrea and China Especially ad-
dressed only tvia Tacomal-Ning Chow.
Hawaii Guam Philippine Islands (via
San Francisco)-U Transport. Oct 81. so m
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-11-04

Mr.. Harry Mcdowell was in Lamar
yesterday.
Ray ODonnell arrived home from
Denver yesterday morning and Is
visiting his old friends again.
There will. II 1t be possible, be a
football game here next Saturday. TIL
boys would like to play against the
Rocky Ford. in Lamar. and show
them what they are. but Rocky Ford
does not seem to be very much i'm
pressed with the idea Of coming here
Syracuse will be the second choice.
The Methodist Church dinner that
was served by the Ladies' Aid last
evening was very well patronized and
those who were there did not regret
it. The chilli and coffee lunch PROV
ed to be a financial success. Al
though the election returns were not
to the liking Of many. still everyone
enjoyed themselves. The ladies'
cleared about $50. and feel well re-
paid for their work.
Last night there was a dance at
the opera house given by the Eagles
OF Lamar. and 1t was one Of the
best and most enjoyable affairs of
the season. A very large number
Of couples were in attendance and
the affair was SO admirably managed
that all are enthusiastic in its praise.
There has been nothing the past year
to surpass 1t. and the order is to be
congratulated on its success.
Bannister's Orchestra furnished their
usual high standard Of music.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-11-04

Mr.. L. NJ. Markham came up from
Garden City this morning SO that he
could vote.
Miss Marian Webb has returned
from Canon City, where she was WIS.,
iting friends.
Lee wager got the live baby? that
was given away at the Family Theat-
err last night. Lee is very proud of
his new property.
The different candidates on the
street today. certainly have some an
xious looks on their faces today. The
look is worried and an uneasy feeling
for some reason or other.
The Presbyterian Social Circle will
meet at the home of Mrs. kirkpatrick
Friday afternoon at half past two. AL
members and ladies' OF the congrega-
ton are urged to be present.
MIR. and Mrs. A. Z. Bent came dow
from Denver last nigh to vote Mrs.
Bent will visit for few days with h
many friends here, but Mr.. Bent re
turned to Denver on No. 8 this morn
ing.
The following is the standing Of
the teams In the Arkansas Valley
Football League.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-11-04
Resolutions Of Respect
Lamar, Colorado.

Lamar, Colorado.
November 2, 1908.
Whereas. God in His infinite wis
dom, has seen fit to remove from
our midst our beloved friend. Mrs.
Julia A. Hoselton. and
Whereas, her death has left her
home desolate, and taken from our
Society a valued member. therefore
be It
Resolved. That we. the members
Of the Social Circle Of the Presby-
terrain Church extend to the be-
reaved husband, children and rela-
tives. our deepest sympathy in their
great sorrow.
Resolved. that a copy Of these
resolutions be forwarded to the
family; also that they be printed in
the local papers; and also placed on
the minutes of the Social Circle.
Mrs. H. L. Marx, President.
Mrs. ]. B. Dickinson, Mrs. Gertrude
D. Downer. Committee.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-11-04
Wednesdays Locals

Allen Skinner was up from Holly
yesterday.
Rollin c. Goodale left for Denver
last night.
Jaddo Parrish returned to Boulder
last night.
The High School bell is alright
again now.
Oscar Downing is up from his
Butte Creek ranch today.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Mckinley came
down from Pueblo yesterday. SO they
could vote for Taft.
You can buy post cards now with
a small high school pennant on them
at GeHtenlauers Jewelry store. They
make a very nice card and ought to
sell fast.
The Bryan people at the dance last
night were very much in evidence.
when the first returns came in. but
seemed to be very quiet towards the
last OF the evening.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-11-04

Vern Goliday was in Prowers to-
day.
Miss Lillian Grimsley is reported
to BE- very sick.
Al Of the hack drivers are being
kept busy today.
MI Mary Morse went to Prowers
thAs moaning to vote for Taft.
MI. Haywood left for Denver on
No. . this morning. He voted before
he IN.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-11-04

Mo0ooTo SooaI&
c. NJ. Ward cine home from Wash
ington today.
Miss Mary Morris Is In Proweqs to-
day getting registered.
Mr.. and MrB. II. S. Thatcher are
down from Rocky Ford today.
wiz Mourning came home from
Wichita yesterday. 30 that he could
vote Tor Taft.
z. A. Lundgren. OF the First Nat
io0al Bank staff. returned yesterday
from . two weeks visit In the east.
Miss Bessie Grmsley entertained
. number of her friends at her home
lAst Saturday night. Everyone had a
splendid time.
Miss Edna Blickhahn passed
through Lamar yesterday. on her wa!
home from Garden City to Watson
burg. She Is going to vote.
Mas Ellen Robinson entertained a
number Of her girl friends at her
home on Halloween A most enjoy
abs evening was passed by all.
Corine Strain gave a Halloween pa
ty for some Of her young friends on
last Saturday evening. and the little
coiks had q most Joyous time OF 1t.
Mr.. Ray Adams left for Colorado
Springs yesterday morning on No. 8.
He has accepted q responsible posi-
ton with q large Loan Company
there.
Senator Drake Of Fort Collins who
was taken Ia here yesterday morning
was taken on No. 9 to st. Joseph's
Hospital at Denver. DR.. kellogg &C.
companied him.
The boys and men" did very lit
tie real damage this Halloween. Som
fences were torn down but that is
the only complaint. Most Of the 3ok-
60 were all right.
A bunch OF boys thought that there
wasn't enough noise Saturday night
20 they tied down the whistle on
Santa Fe engine and let her go for
about half an hour.
Some ingenius boy or boys got in
to the school house Saturday night
and took the bell clapper away. that
explains the weird sounding bell
that was heard this morning. There
were no other tricks Of any conse-
Quence at the High School building.
The Ladies' OF the Methodist churcl
will serve an election dinner in the
basement Of the church. between the
hours OF 5 and P. NJ. Commencing
at p. NJ. they will serve Hot Chilli
and coffee In the old garage room.
Go there and enjoy yourself all Of tn
evening and hear the election returns
as they come hot off the wires
Well Rocky Ford trimmed US, and
took our measure Last Saturday to tn
tune Of so. The touchdown was
made in the first two minutes OF pla,
and 1t was the result Of an Illegal fol-
ward pass, and the referee Mr.. Whit
tenburg or whatever his name is. Al
far as the treatment received from Il
Ford boys we are satisfied, but we
are not with the referee"
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-11-04

DID you ever sit around outside
your house on Sunday after
noon, or of an evening, maybe,
and watch the paint, and see it
go, when it ought to be holding
on tight?
Some paints are SO poor that you can almost
see them as they dry out, and crumble, and
powder, and blow away.
Why do they do this? Why does this happen?
Something the matter with the materials-too
much lead, maybe or poor oil, or not
scientifically ground and Mixed might have
been good materials but not balanced right
for wear
AT this make it our business to KNOW what
paint will wear-because pays handle the kind
that pays you. And that's why we handle MOUND
CITY HORSE SHOE BRAND HOUSE PAINT
made of pure lead and zinc and aged nseed OIL the
necessary drier and coloring matter-and nothing
else. Every of every gallon of it is good paint.
Paint that balanced for longest for finest looks
and spread the largest surface to the gallon.
house. forget
HORSE SHOE BRAND PAINT for every kitchen
floors and for borders around for
bugg another for and for practically
other purpose
The best this buy where they know
about and help and advise what particular
for the how the surface ready how
and all that things naturally to know to get the
best the and the best paint
land you do, if you come here.) come here. .
G. G.. HUDDLESTON
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-02
COM M0NWEALTH,
 SHIPS BULLION
GOLD AND SILVER TO AMOUNT or S1S,000 SHIPPED FROM
 PEARCE.

Last Sunday the Commonwealth mine at Pearee. which IS connected with the main line by branch running south from Cochise, thirty-two miles east of Benson, shipped ten bars of gold and silver bullion. worth about $ls,000. This mine ships bullion every two weeks, and must be producing considerably more than ,0OO per day, with about 125 men on the pay roll, working the mine, mills, etc.
 This mine is said to have produced oyer $32 900 since it's discovery. Last year the sworn statement given Tn as basis for taxation was $262, 2,227.s6 and the output appears to be increasing, It has only been sunk about TOO feet deep. and good ore was taken out from the bottom, where water requires to be pumped. At present the output comes from the 400.foot level. Both stamp mill and cyanide tanks are used to. ex- tract the values, which at present are about five times the value m silver to one in gold. As the surface the value was principally gold.
 Messrs. Swatling Smith are working the mine under a lease.
 This is one of the mines that was passed over by prospectors for genera ton or more, during which Tombstone had it's palmy days, and was finally 10 cated and sold by the Pearce family, who had cattle ranch in the vicinity. There was a big blowout of high grade gold ore exposed to view at the surface, but regular prospectors seemed blind to it, as they were in the immense ledge of rich gold and silver ore recently dis covered thirteen miles northwest of Ben son.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-02
MINES, MINING and the MARKETS

frac tional. No comment is now heard Tn financial circles of prevailing apathy in the presidential campaign, but to the contrary the Street realizes that the present campaign is to be the b'tterest, most closely contested and most uncer. tain in the outcome of any national political contest since 1896. Ii would be unreasonable, therefore, to expect any sustained bull movement in stocks. and with confidence in the success of Taft shaken, the market will do we'll if 1t escapes another bad setback between now and November 3. The interests which have been in control of the mar ket for the past four months are able to prevent demoralization in the securi- ties market if they are so inclined and it is pEobably to their advantage to do so.
 The activity and strength displayed by the local copper stocks was in strong contrast to the general apathy of the market. Globe Consolidated and Super. 'or & Boston were the star rerforrcrs. Globe opened at 6lS to 6H and ad- vanced to 63 Superior & Boston sold at the opening at Sa to Q, and later reached 9A. Arizona Commercial also was we'll bought, selling at 20. Old Do minion was steady, the closing quota. tion being the same as Wednesday, Miami and Orphan were both rather weak. During the late trading there was some profit taking on Globe and Superior X Boston, and the closing prices on both stocks were of half point from the top. No holder of those stocks, however need have any fear of serious break in them. Both should sell higher on merit, and We expect to see Globe cross par-l0--within the next week, unless weakness in the gen. eral market grows more pronounced.
 Steel shipments by the various steel companies in the current week are said to be larger than at any time since No vember of last year. While the Steel Corporation is still credited with on erating about 50 per cent of capacity shipments have been on the increase due to ability of mills in operation to get out more steel. It would seem from increased shipments that earnings will show up much better than an. ticipated at the beginning of the quar ter.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-02
GUGGENHElM ON
 COPPER SITUATION
Says Copper Strong Satisfactorily Be- cause Reserves Havo Been
 Disposed Of.

An interview on the copper situation given out by Daniel Guggenheim in Salt Lake has received good deal of attention. He said:
 "When the men who are trying to corner the market succeed in advancing the price to 20 cents the producers of metal realize that artificial methods have been adopted and there may be a drop. For that reason they lose TO time in dispos;ng of their reserve sup plies of copper. Then the price falls and up goes the syndicate.
 "As the producers of copper of the country, under normal conditions. have from 400,O00 to 500,000 tons of copper in reserve, it can be understood why the combinations to control the market fall down.
 "Coppcr is now strong satisfactorily because the producers have disposed of their reserve supplies of the metal. When the price of copper was high they sold the metal they had on hand and are now endeavoring to gather new re. sCtNt 0uBIlitN. Nhb BiNS'hNr S' ioi ''' copper held in reserve by the producers is concerned, the quantity is practically nil.
 "As the producers of the metal are endeavoring to accumulate stocks of copper, the market conditions of the present will probably continue and the price of copper will advance from l3 to 1872 cents pound to probably II or l6 cents. By the time the producers have accumulated a normal reserve of copper, aggregating, as l have said, from 100000 to 50O,000 tons of the met al. the election will be over and busi- ness conditions will improve. The con sumption of copper will then equal the production at the present time and the price will be maintained.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-02
Hamlet

Had melancholy, probably caused by an inactive liver. A bad liver makes one cross and irritable, causes mental and physical depression and may re. suit dsastrously.
 Ballard s Herbine is acknowledged to be the perfect liver regulator. If you Ire blue and out of sorts, get bottle to- day. A positive cure for bilious head ache, Constipation, Chills and Fever and all liver complaints. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-02

Wall street is already satiated with the somewhat petty personal quarrels that form the main features of the pres idential campaign, and something really important will be necessary to throw the stock market into cOnvulsions. Con servative banking people are opposed alike to heroic demonstrations of strength and to vicious raids upon mar ket values; they would prefer to see the market follow a more rational eourse pending the declaration of the poll on November 2.