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New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
Cash QUOTATIONS,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New 8
COFFEE-The coffee market quiet, but
with the close steady. net
unchanged reported of 1000 bags. The
steady Unchanged prices to decline OF
French cables. but there was
little COFFEE sale and the loss was re
during the de-y result of moderate De
scattering Recently the trading has
that outsiders beginning the market
attention. but he movement In this direction has
reached proportions. with the
result of he Interesting conditions that
existed in IS being allowed
itself nh Effort by individuals
discount their Ntfus the ultimate outcome The
French market c'osed 14dl2 franc lower and Hamburg
was 4 pfennig fower TO Il pfennig higher The early
cables from Ha delayed leading to some con-
fusion of sentiIneat the opening. Brazilian news in
cluded reports of steady primary markets of which Rio
30 reis fAgher Santos unchanged. Receipts
continued lit the figures of 1905 O6 but the
that of two that the present is not
favorng the arger views Of the which, in fact,
have been prf Ictcay abandoned by operators
is nov, V a question of whether owners of the
world sell freely between
the md The market, for coffee
Quiet quotations csc Z.
The Zalse contract prices in the local market
day follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Jan. S.-A slack deFnand irom eXpoFtsFs
and further declines in the price of wheat at Euro
Deor ,rain centres caused Weakness to-day IN the
local market the May option showing net loss
~ SO at TIE close Corn was down sc 10 A.c-
O. rere 10 lower Provisions l0c TO iti.~
lower. =, -, ,,,. - - - .
The wheat market was weak al day with the ex-
cention OF one squirt during the nrst hsh OF the
session which was due to buying based or reports
81 liberal sales of the cash grain As on Vie pre-
eeding day several OF the leading commission
houses free. sellers and fhefe was u.s. SoI-
tSar,Io selling by small holders Exceiien'
weather for harvesting in Argentina. lower prlc-s
for wheat at European markets and reports 70 the
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09

May ID IL 40 il % ID 10 i@
IS for spot and f2s IS for futures the
sngns ff 2so sRa o a IN
u s m was Win m spot adovea s at a . La lake
snS snS'ed CASTING s 81 y ws at e ensr a at
m o e IN AT the Local Ks was deeed qqlee ana a "a e
changed locally at soa4 Soc ' IRoNMThe English
was lower with standard foundry quoted at as
and Cleveland warrants at ASS Sd there was no further
foundry Northern quoted sl5 75as1s a5 The market
changed transactions standard foundgy e
si7 Fe6raarE March s17 April ST 10 May si7 80
MOIAssEs AND sYRuPs-The market firm for
wh ruP and
@ sSmmSe New 4Issns fa op s e7fe sGSd 92
mon 1sS4e fair 5a17c good is62oc prime 2o@2se
shorts but eased for futures during session
s. asshsa e cor 800 srGRe M4ch ss Zoo May s@
yellow sse Refined petroleum steady grcss and We
M 4 a Tse ReHssd pO s' Se@ Su
bbs io75 SeP 7c Phsdepha oe
SEED a 9me fannsgT crude : prie February ssassc
March asa$9Ae May ss assl3e Jny 5 sasTH a4oe a. ana
9Tme @a wjae9 gS9d veow e9 81 P8sEED
calcutta LARD on, 72a54s ns close provisions
but at midday pS 4p
aegregang 9 hogs at all Interior points
ing by packers constituted the chief bearish innuene
$1,000 Thursday: Kansas City % 900 and Omaha
y 900 P0Rsteady Quoted: Mes St4 2o@slSi
steady. Quoted Mess SO 5oGsi1 family. s15aS5 30;
Rask S oas5s s3ss sIta sd snaIa IS BsEp HOGS
S Ssi: 1sS sun @ f uDss s5RSr Sd o m
p ID, sGslc, i rh &c. pcked hams quiet. se. TAI
L4RD|Easy o@oted Middle western prime foa
2oc city lard quiet Sc refined easy South america
steady Quoted a4a7l2c: stearine quiet; oleo 79sc;
RICE-The market firm at points with
good sales movement and offerings moderate Quo
fair, 4l3G4Ac ordinary, 3a5l4c; prime. 52a5&.c
choice. 57s@6sc Japan domestic, 5isa5.e Patna, for
sUGAR-The market for refined ruled steady,
but aqift and unehapgd @ The following fell are list prices
cent for cash days: CRYSTAL dominos, 2oc; Eagle
525c; cubes 515c; XxxX powdered. 5.O5c; Eagle ID
bags powdered Eagle confectiones granuated 5c
and fne granuated SC; Eagle cartons
BAGS Sa nf de- Il as e do bags IS dS b bass do -
% and 80 b bags do 495c Eagle fine standard granu
4.7oc; 3, 465c: No soc: No 5, 4.55c: No
9. 45oc; No = 45c No S. 44oc; No 4S5e; No 10
II and 16 4o3c The London market tor beet sugar was
The local I'm market for raw sugar seems to be holding to
a basis. although there important business
et s sac museovade 81 test and susa
90 test $I1 Exports 9 OF sugar from Jaya during De
last year and 2e,6s5 two years The shipments to
5000 tons last year Total Java exports May - De
1906 and s4224 in 1905 There $500 tons destined
for British Columbia Wiett Gray report MEETINGS at
compared with ~ 600 the week before in 1907 and
eTe 1921 q ITO tons for the Week against q last wees
IS 11s last and 21s two years ago Total 9s stock
1907 and 365 1906.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
GOULD CARING FOR MO. p. NOTES.

george J. Gould is reported TO be actively en-
kaseo on plan for taking care at maturity of the
S"er"" per cent notes of the Missouri Pacific
halfWay Company. which fan due on February 10
From what could be learned yesterday the notes
VIII probably be refunded. but whether through
.he issue OF new notes of the same style has not
been fully decided.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
EttsopFnN PRODUCE MARKET.

sr.erf,oa,. In e-CIuSins- WI;EAI-SFsot h!n nc a
,5 AEg;rn virtet = iid hFm; March IS so
l.I ,-sI.--- Spot firm. prime rni@ed
: .-..-a rl.xei American old Js Sd FUTURES qnet,
sanger, j. $50 March - 51sd FE.Ae ,a ad
a. FIDT Ts-Ntnter patents stead5 5os
iFoSi- IJrdln G'acihc COAST qeaet "a I,ire
t.t5i-f- .-yfrr Engfa s,ess 35s "a fokh-
NJ westef atron=. sss % fiAMs-shoit cur. a. a. n
-. = g-l sfe EACON-CumboTland cut - 70 'v ~,
o. 81. Art rib - ID weak. .lI7, ,l5,
ler rnlstiss iig1J. y "a n quiet .Is od os La
,aff5e. iea,., - II. qdet, S's tl' si'ui' - ~
- 10 "a 20 - "a ~. &c; clear bellies - 70 io
IN tieiees steiay 4s 10. fnes,
-. -, no, 52s. finest coiore1 NJ -
50 -AfJoW-i'rifne city. quiet 2,s 81 @ ~ - ,d
y,,s 81. ROSIN-;-0mfilon SasA'
,.f-11TFC5 FIN Refined nTD. 7izd- LlN5hhD O'
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

York. January =. lao>
Rersipfs. 1,s.t head. IN
cidInC G6 cars for slaushterers and II for the mar
ke: making with the cattle held over yesterday %
rars an sale Of which - at Jersey city and 10 at
ts eoh street Yards steers in light supply. but
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
-. FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San rg-s,c:-co, Ian. s. Th' ''h"i'i e'''si,e gu
- g. .,-.-fy,. x.y,f,s to-1uy we're as foio:fs:
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
GREENWIcA SAVINGS BANK

-. h Gtn and lotn ST.
INTEREST The RATE OF FOU X EEfs
PER ANNCM will be credited depoSirOrs for the SlA
MONTHS and THREE MONTHS ENDING De- 81
1907 on all dollars 20 three thOusana
entitled thereto under Tia oy-la~s p@S@ots
Jan u. 1908
JAMES QUINLAN- President
n BUTCHER Treas
HAMpDEN ROBB Secretary
made before JAN 10 l9"s VIII ira"
from = 1908
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.

New York. January s, 1908.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29
DUTY TO HIS CLIENT
Continued from First Page.)

Il do solemniy swear
Il will support the Constitution OF
the United States and the state OF
,............-....
Il will maintain the respect due TO
Courts of Justice and judicial officers,
Il will counsel and maintain only
such actions, proceedings and defenses
as appear to me legally debatable aud
just, except the defense of a person
charged with public offense;
Il will employ for the purpose of
maintaining the causes confided in me
such means only as are consistent with
truth and honor. and will never seek
to mislead the Judge or Jury by any
artifioe or false statement of fact or
law;
Il will maitain the confidence AMI
preserve inviolate the secrets of my
clients, and will accept no compensa
tion In connection with his business
except from him or with his knowl-
edge and approval;
II will abstain from all offensive
personality. and advance no fact preju
dicial to the honor reputation of a
party or witness, unless required by
the justice of the cause with whic1
am charged;
Il will never reject, from any consid
Grafton personal to myself, the cause
of the defenseless or oppressed. nor
delay any mans cause for lucre or
malice. SO Help Ne God
The report is signed by Alton B.
Parker, former chief judge of the New
York State Court of Appeals; Justice
Brewer of the Supreme Court of the
United States; Judge Thomas G. Jones
of the United States Court in Ala
bama. j. NJ. Dickinson, president OF
the American Bar Association: George
r. Peck and William Writ Howe, for
mer presidents OF the Association, aud
Francis Lynde Stetson, president of
the New York Bar Association The
report is a result of a three days scs
sion of the committee recently held in
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29
DANGER FEARED
FROM BR|CANOS
SAID THAT THEY ANTICIPATE AT
LACKING AMERICAN AUToMo
BILE TRAvERsING SIBERIA
GERMAN CAR IN LEAD.

Nikolsk. Russia. May 2S.-The Am
erican car in the New York-to-Paris
automobile race continued along the
tracks of the Trans-Siberian railroad,
having had narrow escape from be
ing run down by an express train and
by falling over precipice two hun
dred feet on descent owing to the sub
sidence of badly laid ballast.
Spies of brigand bands that have
been captured recently state that the
Automobiles are in danger of being
attacked. as it is believed by the
brigands that they are very rich.
The German car signalled that it
was sixty miles in the lead at noon to
day.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29

/: NEWS OF THE RIVERS +:
q y
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The river marked 500 feet on the
Cairo gauge last evening showing a
fall of 0,5 OF a foot in "a hours.
The Maj Slack came out frcm st
Louis and passed to Cincinnati pick
ing up an empty barge here.
The John A. Wood arrived from
Louisville at s a. III yesterday with
rs harges and 10 fuels of coal, and
one model barge loaded with wire
and nails.
The Liberty has gone TO Mound
City to go on the ways for repairs.
The Dick Fowler from and to .'adu-
cab was in port on time yesterday.
She will be the Paducah packet to-
day,
The City of Saltillo came out from
Riverton and passed to st. Louis.
The Georgia Lee is to leave Gin
cinnati this evening for Cairo and
Memphis.
The Pittsburg Post says; River
men are experiencing the strangest
experience in the history of local navi.
cation. Notwithstanding that the
rains of the last two weeks broke the
record of forty years for their fire.
quency, the rivers are now down to
an average 10-foot stage and are fall
ing fast. Unless additional rain
comes navigation will be hampered,
II Is feared.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29

from the mail statement from his
house, showing that each four months
business of this year had shown an in
crease over the same -four months last
year TIE was surprised because he
had heard so much talk of dull bust
ness so long that he really believed
| it. VIE dare say the same thing Will
apply to the majority of people that
are talking hard times.
1t is an established custom. brought
on by talk. that presidential year is
always dull. This is only the way You
look at it, why should we tie up our
business for months awaiting the out.
come of an election?
There is no necessity to wait for the
closing months of 1908 or the spring of
1909 to get back to normal conditions,
Instead of waiting for something
to turn up, turn up something your
self If the commercial community
will cheer up and talk differently there
will be confidence unlimited the cleo
ton to come, and the panic that has
gone will take care of itself
We cannot make money looking at
the past, instead we should look for
the sunshine that has been obscured
only by an artificial smoke.
Gospel of Good Cheer.
Il. H. Harmed, of the Clark-Danforth
Handle factory, read strong paper
in the interest of better feeling and
protesting against the too common
disposition to complain. He spoke of
the Prosperity Association" or
ganized at st. Louis and hoped the
spirit underlying it would spread
over the country He wished the gos
pei of good cheer and sunshine to be
preached as one of the surest means
of restoring confidence and prosperity
| In the land
Fire Clay Brick,
County Clerk Jesse f. Miller pre-
sented to the club a sample fire brick
received from c. S. Thomas, of Eco.
| 1t is a very fine quality of brick of
this class, and the clay from which
it was burned has the advantage over
other similar clays, that it need not
be mixed with other ingredients in
order to make good brick. The raw
material for this brick is found in
inexhaustible quantities at Elco. The
brick in question was subjected to
.2.2S2 degrees of heat in the burning.
II is of a pure white color and has
a very fine grain with a perfectly
smooth surface.
Luncheon.
After the business meeting all par
took of luncheon set by Caterer Hank
Goethe.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29
A REAL SENSATION

That our modern women are keen.
ly alive to the fact that they can and
should be better groomed. and more
beautiful is evidenced by the sensa-
ton created by the work Of Miss
Phillips, a personal representative
of Z. BurnhGm of Chicago, the great
beauty producing toilet article manu-
facturer, who is at present at the
store of II. n, Henckell.
To aid in her work Miss Phillips is
giving away absolutely free TO all
ladies who call. valuable illustrated
booklet, How TO Be Beautiful"
The preparations prepared by e
Burnham will positively correct any
and all facia bemlshes wrinkles,
crows-feet. moth patches, discolored
skin, or blotches, ana complete line
of these goods are being shown by
Miss Phillips at II. N. Henckells
store this week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29
STRUCK ON HEAD
Waterman at Singer Works Assaulted
BY Unknown Playground
Unconscious.

w. n. Lighton. Waterman at the
Singer company's plant. was seriously
assaulted by some one at an early
hour Wednesday night He was
struck across the forehead with a
stick the size of a billiard cue. which
was broken by the blow and the frag.
ments found near where he lay UNI
conscious when another Waterman
came upon him. He was not danger.
ously hurt. He resides on Twenty
eighth street 1t is not known who his
asSailant was
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29
RAvISHER'S PARTNER
Under Arrest at Tamms But Brown
Believed to DC On His Way
to Chicago.

Word was received by Chief Egan
yesterday that the fiend who assault
cd the little child Of Mrs. Welsh at
Mounds the day before had probably
gone to Chicago and he te'egraphed
there notifying the authorities.
The fellows partner was captured
at Tamms by officer Wilson It APP
pears that the two left Mounds to-
gether by rail. but Brown, the guilty
man, left the train after few sta
tions had been passed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29
THE WEATHER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
At IL midnight (street record
Yesterdays Cairo Temperature.
General Conditions.

The day was fair and somewhat OF
nressiye after the storm Of the even
ing before There were no rain clouds.
The government bulletin reported rain
from 1G points, partly covering the
Ohio valley Extremes of temperature
were 90 at Dodge and 81 at Whine
mucca
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29
Will Meet Tonight.

George E. Green, secretary of the
Retail Merchants Association of Hi
nois. is here to attend a meeting of the
Cairo retailers at the Commercial club
rooms tonight. An organization will
be affected All retail grocers are
requested to attend.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29
REAL ESTATE CHANGES.

Parsons & Parsons to Mike Patrick
swd. Sept. %. 1905. lot %. block IS
first addition to Cairo. $50
Eliza W. Halliday 10 Jacob solomon
wd Nav is. 1893. 80 feet of east end
81 lots 81. %. %. q. - and PC. block
SO. frst addition to Cairo. S1G50.
Jacob Solomon to Eliza ". Halliday
wd.. May Is. 1908. lots l and 2. block
50 in repiat Of lots q. p. %, "a. IS
and IS. block SO. first addition to Cairo,
sIe5e
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29
ARIZONA FOR BRYAN.

Tucson. Ariz. May 2S.-The Ari-
IONA Democratic convention TO-DAY
elected and instructed its delegates
to vote for the nomination Of VILLAIN
J. Bryan for president
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29
Yesterdays River Forecasts.

The Ohio, at Evansville, will con.
tinue rising "a to 80 hours, then fall.
AT Mt. Vernon, will continue rising
SO to IS hours. At Paducah and
Cairo. viii fall at a decreased rate
during the next SO hours.
The Tennessee, at Florence and
Riyerton. no material change during
the next Sc hours. At Johnsonyille
will continue rising during the next
Sc hours.
The Mississippi from below st.
Louis to slightly above Cairo will
will rise during the next IS hours.
reaching about 27.0 feet at Cape Cir.
ardeau
The Wabash at Mt Carmel. will
continue falling
W Z. BARRON.
Temporarily in Charge.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29

DR.. H Campbell Thomson of Eng.
land has been making use of the cine
matograrh In nervous diseases, taking
pictures at the rate of is to the sec.
ond showing the movements OF the
patients
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29
Where Works Count,

de faith cure" said Uncle Eben,
may be good fob some ailments, but
hates to see man standln' roun'
tryin' to mend his fences an liz de
mortgage wifi Washington Star.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29
Scatter Sunshine.

How much good may we do each
other by few friendly words, and
the opportunities for them are so
much more frequent than for friendly
deeds'-George Eliot.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29
WASHINGTON Forecast.

Washington, May 2S.-ILLENOlS.-
Showers and thunderstorms Friday;
Saturday showers; brisk south winds
shifting TO north.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29
Countino in Golf,

A French caddie said that the Eng
lsh way OF counting from one to ten
was one. two. three. four, five, six.
d-n, eight,-d-n, ten
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29
An Ideal Counle.

An Indiana man has record OF
having stayed at home for 1898 con
secutiye evenings Greater compli-
ment can no man pay to his wife,
Washington Post
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29
His Opportunity.

"A man In Winsted, Conn, ate IS
eggs at a sitting says the Buffalo Elk.
press. Perhaps he was determined 20
take full advantage of the recent
slight slump in price.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29

Shortly after marriage the average
man acts as II he had conferred
great favor on his wife by leading her
to the altar-Chicago Daily News.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29
Forecasts For Today.

Cairo and vicinity; Showers and
thunderstOfms; cooler.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29
Sun and Moon.

Mote: The above sun and moon
record is for Illinois and approx.
mates the record at Cairo within a
few minutes.]
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29
Greatest Thing in Life.

The greatest thing is to love-not 10
be loved-MTs. Craigie
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29
Business Not Dull

Business is not any duller today
and has not been this year, than Il
was for the corresponding period Of
last year. yet everyone tells you it is
duh. AS an illustration: Only a few
days ago heard representative trav-
cling salesman say that his business
had been awful dull this year; but
before he left our city ! saw him get
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-29

First-We as citizens. looking for
ward to Greater Cairo. must ap-
preciate the fact that what helps the
general business condition helps the
city and everyone located therein.
The easier and the quicker we can
reach points nearby that should draw
their supplies from our market. the
more We are looked up to by the out
side world. and recognized as a dis
tributing center. In order to attain
this end don't let US be selfish in our
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-07-25
The Judge Building, the Federal Building,
The Boston and Newhouse Blocks
Archte lFances
are not Architectural Fancies
They are Realities They are Here

earsymnt that will to
gh will
awondrf1 change
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-07-25
I'VE Write Fire Insurance"
PSI S. Main Street
Telephones ~

Between Fifth South State and West Temple
and in course of construction twenty
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-21
GUS LA FONTAINE TO
OPEN THE QUAILS'

The Quails" is to be the name of a
swell eating house, soon to be opened
up in this city.
For several days Gus La Fontaine
has had the old Senate saloon build
ing in the hands of carpenters and
soon after they and the decorators
have finished with it, one of the
swellest little places outside Of Port
land will be thrown open to the pub
lie.
La Fontaine is the pioneer restau-
rant man of this city and his popu-
larity is not confined to Pendleton
alone, for he is known throughout
the northwest. He says THE Quails"
is to be a restaurant and oyster
house, modelled after "The Quails" in
Portland, and that oysters, fish, craw-
fish and everything in that line the
market affords will be served on the
tables of the new house. Everything
about the place is to be strictly
modern and first class. In addition
TO the cozy dining room, capable Of
seating a large number, there will be
a row Of boxes along one side.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-21
WILL
GROW IF PUSHED
HINKLE SEES GREAT
CHANCE FOR DEVELOPMENT
Prominent Attorney Compares Sur
rounding Country With That Of
Spokane-Only transportation Fa-
cilities Needed 10 Increase Popula-
tion-Diversified Farming Possible
in Rainfall Section Would Make
PendletOn City of 10000.

"Pendleton has not reached its
limit" declared Attorney J. T, Hin
kle, who has just returned from an
extended visit to Grangeville, Idaho
and Spokane, Washington. This
can easily be made a city of 10000
inhabitants within 10 years. he add
ed and then he proceeded to give his
reasons for thinking that Pendleton
was only just beginning to come into
her own.
During his stay in Spokane Hlnkle
had occasion to go over the acreage
tracts being sold about Spokane and
along the various electric car lines.
He says the land is far inferior to that
around Pendleton and that five and
lO-acre tracts are being sold by the
hundred at from $3.50 to $1,000 per
acre.
He says this land IS without any
water rights and that it will not pro-
duce any more than will the hill land
east Of Pendleton and not nearly so
much as the river bottom land.
1.-THE extension of the car lines has
developed the country adjacent TO
Spokane and the same could be done
for Pendleton.'" said Mr.. Hinkle.
"The most important thing for this
city at the present time is electric
railways. There should be extended
into the country east, north and
south Of Pendleton where diversified
farming can be carried on without
irrigation as well as into the Echo
and Hermiston country where irri-
cation prevails.
with these electric lines a city OF
10000 within ten years would be no
longer dream. It would be an actu-
ality
Much Of the wheat land surround
ing Pendleton Is too valuable for
wheat and when electric lines are
built out into the country these large
farms can no longer be held together
in the fact Of the high values that
will prevail and flve-acre tracts
will be found capable Of sustaining
a family in easy circumstances.