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Closing Quotations.

~>SA6 SNOSob4VAos
At the close Of the stock market the fol-
above quotations. there being no change
In balance Of the closing prices:
Amalgamated Copper. 76
Am. Car and Coundry. pfd., 102%.
American Locomotive. l53s.
American Smelling, 66h
American Sugar. 1914.
American Tob.. pfd.. 02%.
Anaconda, An
A.ehison. Top. & g. Fe. 50.
Baltimore & Ohio. en-.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit, 50I.
Canadian Pacific. 171H
Chesapeake & Ohio, 4iH.
Chi. Mil. 4 st. P. 1861.
Colorado Fuel & Iron. a.
Colorado Southern, 3SA.
Consolidated Gas. 1867.
Corn Products. pfd., rs
Distillers Securities, 30.
Erie, common, 30
Erie, second preferred SIS.
Great Northern Ore. 5Shs
Great Northern, pfd., 1871.
lnterboro Metropolitan, liz.
interboro Metropolitan pfd.. II.
Mo. Kan. and Tex. COM. 3o's
Mo. Kansas and Tex, pfd., e..
NJ. s. p. and s. s. NJ. 1901.
Missouri Pacific. $50.
National Lead, 76L.
New York Air Brake 1871.
new York Central, 1854.
n. r., Ontario and West, 4O1a.
Northern Pacific. 1891
Pennsylvania r. r., f2z%
Peoples Gas OF Chicago, 95h.
Pressed Steel Car. 3lIa.
Reading. 132x.
Republic Iron and Steel, 90
Rock Island. CON-, 10.
Sloss- Sheffield Steel. g..
Rock Island. pfd.. 3&hs.
Southern Pacific. 1851
Southern Railway. FIX.
Southern Railway. pfd., 81.
Tennessee Copper. 37I.
Toledo, st. Louis and Western, pfd, 81
Union Pacific. 1914.
q. s. Steel. 43k.
U. 8. Steel. pfd, 109
Wabash. 12h.
Wisconsin Central. pfd., 49ia
BONDS
ANN Tob. 6s. 10.
Rock Island4's. 67ss.
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TENNIS HoNoRs EVEN.
Great Britain and United States Di'
vide International Games.

BOSTON. September 1S.-While Great
Britain and the United States broke even
in the two matches which opened the in
ternational lawn tennis tournament at
the I-ongwood Cricket Club yesterday. the
visitors showed the stronger team. for NJ
J. G. Richie of London put out Reals c.
Wright Of Boston with greater ease than
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DRooP REQUEST VOID.
Law Against Perpetuity Would Be
Violated il Will Was Carried Out.

A decision has been rendered by Justice
Gould. at the request Of the heirs Of the
late E. F. Droop. on two provisions OF the
latter's will. The proceeding Is friendly
and was Instituted to dispel doubt
which had arisen as to tho proper con-
structlon Of the items In question.
The clause which provided that the sons
should hold certain shares of the capital
stock of the e. r. Droop & Sons Com
pany in trust for their three sisters. pay
ing only the income to them. is declared
null and void as violation OF the law
against perpetuittes.
The residuary clause OF the will Is sus-
tanned, and the court declares that the
Ave children. Edward H: Drop: Carl A.
Droop, Agnes G. Droop. Bertha d. Lever
kus and Anna Droop. each take On UNI
divided one-hfth interest In the remain
der Of the estate. This last clause Is sub
feet to the life estate Of the widow or
to her dover interest. as she may elect
Attorneys r. Ross Perry 4 Son and
Brandenburg & Brandenburg represent
the heirs.
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THE BALTIMORE MARKETS.
speeia! Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, Md. September 1s.-WHEAT--
Steady; SPOT contract. LOCAL ON; spot No.
red western. 1.O4al o4h; September. Local ON
October. o21sai OK Desem m iGahal az sd
bushels: exports, 12s 900 bushels; southern BY
sample. e2ai 90: southern on grade. se14a1 o2;
coREeTst sssss : ssSS:ry. s
corn, S3as5 southern yellow corr. IS.
OATS-Dull: No. white. 53a53h; No.
white, 52a521s: No. mixed, 5ilsao2; receipts.
10 O64 bushels
RYE-steady; No western export, slhas2;
No. . western domestic. sl1ss2; receipts. $500
bushels.
HAY-Steady. unchanged.
GRAIN FREIGHTS-hates fairly STEADY, IN.
changed.
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Henry COblentz, ninety-ene years old.
near Middleton, Md. several days ago
fed threshing machine in operation on
the farm OF Samuel NJ. Summers, near
Braddock, that threshed the grain at the
rate Of bushel minute. He kept up his
work one entire afternoon.
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Some Extensive Advances
Marked Today's Dealings.
LIQUIDATION LESSENED
Market at Large Continued to Pre-
sent 1rregularity.
FREQUENT INTERRUPTIONS
Americans Strong in London.
Foreign Houses Buyers Here on
Fairly Large Scale.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. September 1S-The pre-
Iiminary estimates of the principal move
nnents in currency during the week
pointed to loss in cash by the banks In
the neighborhocd of $7.OO.OO. OF this
sum nearly s. 600 900 was lost to the SUBJ
treasury. the remainder being made up OF
gold shipments to Canada and South
America and direct transfers OF currency
to the interior. A considerable part of
the aggregate loss will figure to only
small extent in tomorrows average bank
statement figures. Notwithstanding this
forecast OF money market circumstances.
the rates for call loans fell today. the low
est figures quoted this week. and the mar
ket for time loans also showed relaxing
tendencies. Little attention was. how
ever acco ded upon the stock exchange
either to money market circumstances or
bank statement prospects.
The rank and filt Of the floor traders ap-
peared to take the ground that the de-
cline in the market had reached point
where an upward reaction was in order
and they backed their views with suffi-
Cient vigor as to lead to quite extern
sive advances in the various quarters Of
the market.
Their success in this respect was facili-
tated by a sudden cessation of the ,iquida-
earlier part OF the week. Notwithstand-
ing such recoveries as v-,rt scored how
ever, the dealings at large continued to
present an irregular appearance and the
advance in prices was interrupted by
frequent fits of hesitancy and reaction.
There was little in the news of the
morning or the developments with the
course of the business session affording
any clear explanation either of yester-
days unsettled conditions or OF today's
rally. American stocks continued decid-
edly strong in the London market and
foreign houses were buyers here upon a
fairly large sca'e. For the rest the
techn cal circumstances referred to above
accounted sufficiently perhaps for such
rallies as were scored.
Features of Railway Trading.
Leading features Of the railway list
were Erie shares. Union and Southern
Pacific, Reading and Louisville and Nash
Vile. Northern Pacific and Great North
ern preferred. together with Great North
ern ore land certificates, showed hesitat-
Ing tendencies, although all participated
more or less in the lettering tendencies
OF the general market.
The local traction shares were also
steady, although very dull, and the in
dustrial and miscellaneous issues moved
can Smelling was exceptionally weak In
the early part of the day. but later rail-
lied sharply.
rather vague run1or was current dur
ing the day that some important and
beneficial announcement OF a financial ma
ture would be soon forthcoming, and in
the rather sensitive state of speculative
sentiment this report carried some weight
in the dealings, notwithstanding its in
definite character.
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RARE FINISHES At
GRAND CIRCUIT MEET

SYRACUSE. n. Y, September 1S.-The
spectators at the trotting races at the
State Fair yesterday witnessed spectacu-
lar racing. Especially was this true in the
2:10 trot, in each heat of which the fin
ishes were of the eyelash order, the big
California horse. Del Coronado, finally
taking the purse Summary:
21n. frnfting: three in fire: nurse 81 30
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GOLFERS OUT IN FULL FORCE
Many TO SEE CHAMPIONSHIP
GOLF ON GARDEN CITY LINKS.

GARDEN CITY, L., l., September IS
Phenomenal golf was witness today in
the semi-flnal round between Jerome D.
Travers. the present champion, and Wal
ter J. Travis. the ex-champion. At tho
eighteenth hole Travis had the advantage
by one up on his younger opponent. Both
men we're playing 50 close to par golf that
the utmost excitement prevailed among
the enthusiastic golfers composing the
gallery following them.
Only the east was represented by the
players who succeeded in reaching the
semi final round.
With one exception all Of them have
been prominent in big golf tournaments
for years: one Jerome D. Travers Of
Montclair. n. J.. Is the holder of the
championship title; another. Walter j.
Travis Of Garden City. formerly held both
the British and American championship
titles. and Max H. Behr of Morris county.
who has had prominent place in nearly
all the big tournaments of recent years
The fourth man. although we'll known in
golfing circles. lacks the mature expe-
rience Of the others. He is Fred Here's
hon, a New York youth. who entered the
present tournament from the Ekwanok
Club Of Manchester. VT. Today he will
try his mettle with Behr. while Travers
the title holder, will meet the veteran
Travis
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RICHIE vs. wRIGHT-FIRsr SET.

Richie scored "a places, and on oppo-
nent's misplays "a nets, Al outs and l
double fault. Wright had p places. and
on opponents misplays 10 nets, 20 outs
and double fault
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= 40. trOttlng; three In nve: purse. $i,@Vt-
hi hanna ''1 TTeat ~. Il. 2. Du1fee' Los
Angeles Durfee). observation-disclosures. I
lara, blk. m. Payne,. ............... 9 4
FL Malsgro. Big. NaselD. ........... 2
Axtellay BIN. tThonasl .............. 3
Genteel H. br.s IN. McDonaid). 9 4 no
iOysl BIS fGeers, ,.... Q : 70
Belle Bird, BIN. (Kester). ............ 70
Chime Bells, BIN. (Cnx). TO
Rafaes. blk.g tBurxess). 10 I Z 70
Berico. big. Davis. ~ ~ 10
.09E, 2.09Ii, 211h, 2.11.
2.13. pacing: three In five: purse, 81 100
DR.. Bonney. blk.g., by ]. II. L.; Z. e.
,Geers, Memphis, Tenn. tGeers). ...... !
Miss Adbell, BIN. tShank>. ......-.... =
Fender. IT., chs u. Benyonl ........... . 8
Halle Direct chm. tShafer,. ........... 4
Time-e11a, 212, c.11H.
200, pacing: three In hve; purse. 81 200
Leslie Waterman, chg, by oh So
Madeline Flou nee; A. Mcdonald,
Selma, Ala. lion McDonald). ! ! ]
Charlie Hal. b.g; tsno.) ;......2 !
Matte Chimes. BIN. (Toor). ....... : : =
Milton S., Jr., Jch.h. Coz. ........ 8
William g. lMurphy, ........ S 5 70
Lady OF Honor. ch. n. Thonas). -. dis
Time-:.07K. 2.O6i., 2.osh. 2OsH, 2.1lh.
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Liverpool Grain Prices.

LIVERPOOL September IS.-Ciosing:
Wheat-Spot. strong: No. 2. red western
winter IS Cd: No California. IS Id;
futures quiet: September. Is SID: Decem-
Der. Is SID; March. Is I'd Corn-Spot,
quiet; American mixed. Is Sd; futures
quiet: October. 5s a5sd; December, SIS ehd.
Flour-Winter patents steady. 28s
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development OF RESOURCES
VICE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE
SHERMAN DISCUSSES CROPS.

SYRACUSE, n. Y. September IS
James 8. Sherman. republican candidate
for Vice President, was the principal
speaker at interstate day at the state fair
today. Mr.. Sherman was introduced by
Lieut.. Gov. Chanler. the democratic NOM
inee for governor. Mr.. Sherman discuss
ed the development and conservation Of
natural resources Of the country and call
ed the attention Of the people to the
methods OF government which had made
possible the great development Of the
products OF the farms, forests and mines
Mr.. Sherman quoted from the speech Of
President Roosevelt at jamestown. last
year. on the conservation OF the natural
resources of the country which constitute
the fundamental problem underlying al
most every problem OF our national life
He also quoted the declaration OF prin-
c'ples adopted by the governors of the
various states who met in the White
House last May.
Speaking OF the question of the nations
natural resources Mr. Sherma.- said:
This question has in 1t naught Of par
tisanship. 1t is not class question nor
yet state one-it is a national question of
vast Importance. Nor is It by any means
dent Roosevelt, been emphasized to a
greater degree, than ever before.
Great Britain and America.
Passing from the subject Of the de-
velopment Of the states resources, Mr..
Sherman compared the progress and the
result Of agricultural opportunity and &C
tivity IN Great Britain and the United
States since Great Britain abandoned her
protective policy In 1S46. He said:
AT the time British agriculture was
at Its very highest development-today
after fifty years Of fiscal policy which
dissipates instead Of develops. which de-
stroys instead Of preserves, British agri-
culture is largely thing OF the past; no
longer an honor to the civilization OF that
once great nation. Agriculture cannot
thrive without a market for its surplus
Agriculturists cannot thrive and live on
themselves or for themselves entirely, nor
can agriculture be profitable unless the
prices of farm produces are such as will
warrant thei rbeing marketed.
The development Of agriculture In the
United States has been most marvellous
and is today the envy Of the rural classe
OF every part of the world.
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The World Of
Finance and Trade
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished by W B Hubs & Co.. bank
ers and brokers' Hibbs building. members
New York Stock Exchange. Washing ton
Stock Exchange and Chicago Board OF
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Washington Stock Exchange.

ssles.-Resular call. IL O'Clock neon-wasAins
ton RvJ. and Elec. -, 81 900 at S2<.
Bell Telephone Of Pa. at 100.
Potomac Fire Insurance, Is at -.
Lanston Monotype. 10 at 1l%.
After call-W sshington Rwy. and Elec. pfd.,
80 at s3M.
Washington Gas. 100 at IS buyer 6o).
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, September 1S-The cotton
market opened steady at a decline of Sac
points in response to lower cables and
lessening apprehensions of storm damage
in the southwest Overnight buying or
ders impaired a pretty steady tone to
the market during the early session and
caused a slight recovery, but as soon as
these had been executed prices eased of
TO a net loss of about 1Oa13 points under
realizing and southern selling, with the
market rather nervous and unsettled late
In the first hour.
Futures opened steady: October. 90;
December. s.9S: January, S.Sl; March.
The market was easy late In the fore
noon, owing to a favorable western belt
forecast. which confirmed the impression
that the gulf storm had abated. and prices
ruled about II to 10 points net lower at
$50: middling gulf. 9.S5.
Estimated receipts at the ports today.
$4,000 bales against 29.l42 last week. and
2S.43S last year. For the week. 5000
bales, against $500 last week, and 15O S62
leans, 3,SSe bales. against l.19o last year,
and at Houston, 1874 bales, against
6,363 last year.
Liverpool Cotton Prices.
LIVERPOOL. September 1S.-Cotton-
Closing: Spot, quiet. prices points higher;
American middling, fair. $40: good mid.
ding. 5.14; middling. 5H; low middling.
$50; good ordinary. 40: ordinary, 40.
The sales of the day were 5000 bales, OF
which 800 were for speculation and ex-
port. and Included $500 Americans. Re-
ceipts. loo bales. including 700 Ameri-
can. Futures opened firm and closed
easy. September. 500. September-Oc-
tober. 4al: October November. 4.S3: No
vember- December. 4.79a; December-Janu-
airy. 4.77h. January-February, At; Feb
ruaryMarch, 4.7S: March-April. 4.791z;
April-May. %.sOs; May-June. 4.S1; june
July, 4Si1s; July-August, 4S1h.
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The Crops in America.

THE annual crop which we have begun
to harvest, it is estimated. will exceed In
value IS .o0O. oO0. 600: some hundreds Of mil.
lions in excess Of last year. as each year
during the last ten years has exceeded in
value the amount Of the preceding one.
That is true progress. is consistent prog
ress. and 1t has been made possible be-
cause. although there might have been
failure or partial failure Of single crop.
such portion as was marketed was at
such an enhanced price as to make the
aggregate. including the increase of other
products at the staple price, exceed the
value Of the preceding season.
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There was great gathering OF golfing
enthusiasts at the links when play began.
The chief attraction was the Travers-
Travis match, as both men have been
playing to the top Of their game all the
week. Travis had the honor at the first
tee and was one up at the turn. The
cards for the outward journey read as
follows:
Travis. .......4 4S 3 6 5 4-as
Travers. ...... 3 4 3 6 4 Go
The tenth hole was halved in 4.
Travers won the eleventh hole to 6,
making the match all square. The twelfth
hole was halved in 4.
Both Herreshofr and Rehr had trouble
at the opening Of their match. Behr won
the first hole in Z to 8. and the next three
holes were halved in par figures. Behr
won the NTH 4 to Q, and the sixth was
haived In hves. Behr won the seventh
to Z, the eighth was halved in fives. and
Behr got the ninth TO s, which made
him 4 up at the turn.
Travis was one up on Travers at the
end Of the first half of the match.
The cards:
Travis. in....... 4 6 As 3 = s-3s
Tpavers. in... 4 4 4 8 S S37
Total for first round:
Travis, 8S-3a. Total, 76.
Travers, 39%7. Total, IS.
At the eleventh hole Herreshocf was q
down to Behr. but on the other inward
holes he outpiayed the New Jersey golfer.
and a half In in the home green left
him only one down.
ri
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IN s% INvESTMENT-SEMI- ANNUAL DIV.
CITATION Of Hysttsville. Md. has over half
million dollars loaned on nrst MORTGAGES: u
IN DIVIDENDS 1t Is now paying regularly
not less than per cent half yearly. or per
cent per year; on investments: Full paid stecE
four months. For information address z. s.
WATERS. Secretary. 1891 @ ST. NV.
self 10
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Bar silver. quiet. 24d per ounce.
Money ksA per cent
TIE rate Of discount In the open market for
short bills 10 tEal 5-16 per cent.
The rate Of discount In tie open market for
three. month bills 10 1xal Tie per cent.
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Larned scored So points on places and
on opponents nisplays 28 nets. IS outs
and double faults. Parke had % places.
and on opponents misplays 20 nets. SO
outs and double faults.
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William A. Larned Of Summit. N. J.. de-

feated John G.. Parke of Dublin. Both
matches were straight-set affairs. Ritchie
defeating Wright 81, 6-s. 60. and
Larned overcoming Parke, 6-3. 6-3. rs.
Richie scored 30 points to 81 for Wright.
while Larned played 113 strokes to 90 for
Parke.
Nearly 5000 enthusiastic followers OF
the game sat in the warm Indian summer
sunlight and watched every stroke but
while the two matches were played on ad-
Joining courts. the brilliancy OF the
Larned-Parke affair held the attention.
so that the Richie Wright contest was
almost neglected.
Today the visitors will meet the Amer
lean champions. II. II. Hackett and F. r.
Alexander. in the only double event of
the series.
The points OF the two contests yester-
day were as follows.
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Am. Cotton Oll 20
Am. Cot. Oil Co..pf
Am. Ice Securities.
Am. Locomotive.
Am. Loco. pfd. 80,
Am. Smelling.
Am. Smelling. pfd.
Am. sugar.
Am. Sugar. pfd. -.
Am. Tob.. pfd.
Anaconda .........
At. Top. e. S. Fe.
A., T. e. s. F.. pfd. -,
At. Coast Line. 80,
Baltimore & Ohio.
3. & o., pfd. .......
Brook. Rapid Tran
Canadian Pacific. 80,
c.. c.. c. & st. L.
Central Leather.
Cen. Leather. pfd.
cnesa. s. Ohio. 80.
Chi. Great Western
Chi. Mil. & st. p.
c.. NJ. & st. P. pfd
Chicago & NV.
Col. Fuel & Iron...
Col. Southern. .....
.. & H. G. & I.
Consolidated Gas.
Corn Products. 800.
Cora Products. pfd
Delaware & Hudson
Del. Lac. & West.
Den. & Rio Grande
Distillers' Securitie
Erie. common.
Erie. LIST pfd. ......
Erie. I'd pfd. ......
General Electric
Great Nor. Ore. 90.
Great Nor. pfd. 90.
Hooking Valley.
Hooking Valley, pr
Illinois Central.
lnterboro Metz.
Interboro Met. pfd
International Paper
K. c. Southern.
X. c. Southern. pfd
Louisville & Nash.
Mackay Co. ST..
Mackay Co g. pfd.
Mexican Central.
NJ. X. & T.. com.
NJ. X. & T.. pfd.
NJ. S. p. & s. 8. M
NJ, S. p. G. SIS. M. D
Missouri Pacific.
National Biscuit Co
Nat. Biscuit Co.. pr
Nationa' Lead.
n. Y. Air Brake.
N. Y. Central.
N. Y. Chi. & st. L
N. T., C.. e. s. L.. q
N. Y. Ont. & w.
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific.
Pac. Mail Steam
Pennsylvania r. r..
Peoples Gas Of Chi
Pressed Steel Car.
Ry. Steel Spring Co
Ry. 8. s. Co. pfd.
Reading ..........
Rep. Iron & Steel.
Rep. I. & g.. pfd.
Rock Island. com. :.
Rock Island. pfd. :.
Sloss-Shemeld Steel
S. l.. & s. F.. I'd pr
st. Louis S.W. pfd
Southern Pacific.
SO. Pacific, pfd.
Southern Ry.......
Southern Ry.. pfd.
Tennessee Copper. i.
Toll. st. L. e w.
T., s. l.. & W.. pfd
Union Pacific.
Union Pacific. pfd. /.
U. 8. Rubber.
U. g. Rubber. pfd. .
U. 8. Steel. ....,
U. 8. Steel. pfd.
Utah Copper. ...:....
Va. Car. Chem. Co
Va. l.. c. & G. Co.
Wabash .........,.
Wabash. pfd.
w e6tern Union.
West. Elec. Man. =.
Wisconsin Central.
Wisconsin Gen., pfd
Wooden Goods.
Wooden Goods, pfd
30
Am. Tob. Is.
Am. lob. 6s. ......,
B. r. II. As. .......,
Inter. Met. 4hs. ....
Rock Island IS.
U. 8. Steel IS. 800.
Union Conver. 4s..,
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Time-207K. 2.O6i., 2.0s,t. 20sH, e.1li..
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At the close OF the stock market the fol.
lowing stocks had changed In price since
above quotations. there being no change
In balance Of the closing prices:
Amalgamated Copper. 76
Am. Car and Conndrx ma 1AoN
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-20
WOMAN MAKES PERIIoUs
 TRIP FROM ARCTIC.


 NEW WESTMINSTER. B. C. \ -r-rfl1 tfzwteH r,erFvrd from wiunt- Dog gives details or plucky trip just rane.ud.s hy Mr-. G E Eay. af York ft,ta~, IIuJsau bay. who uos just r.5rh.d Winnipeg after completing taa atl- journey vith thry, small rhiI- Hr.H for competitions The Grip under Hfy-r urH accomplished py tni pluck, e-n H.H##s +=3 hazardous and
 a.daa attempted except ny those a,aanraHlsH hN experienced guides and ,uPp-r-. The Isuruey was made in ardyr f#1t tH. tHrry children of the rWHy #eh, Hs ahIa tl rsaeiyo an cd- ueatIau n tH. Winnipeg public schools
 rrlygItnr aefas- tIs husa by biazcd trH-. aesase hikes aa1 wild stretches or and ath tattks alamst ohlitcratcd hy drifting -nnn- wItI nothing but far aH8sG f# sa-hs= a- #aillHE rosts the heroic HaI. woman and r#r ofspriugs maae tae jouruey from York factory tn NoiUar haase h dog sloighs. ob- taiHus rrlay t-tm- at this point Hence they tavrlo# oyrr th- frozen -urfaea af trcachcraa~ Lake wiunl- peg tt fa"E Inc HtHe Hry r dayz tr cross tats body of water GimH bee uE r.Irhad -s days after letviuE York Gletery Prom her. Hr- Ray and her children trtvsIsd .a tba5r objective point over the .. r R Inc. their or. uro journey of coo miles having occu- ried q little over 2 H1>
 York factory Is fl Hudson bag post at which are stationed few white traaer~ minister and storckccpcr. the lattef being the husband of Mrs. Gay Tho remainder uf tho ropulu- 'inu which totals abou' i5o souls is composed of Indians and half-brccds Ton degrees below zrro k ronsidcrc | Varm ond comfortable at this far north raiHt a5 to za below zaHa being the usual indication of th. thermometer during tae winter months.