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New-York tribune., 1908-05-24

Coffee cables: Rio-Cofee market barely steady: Nc
Rio $3.50. exchange. 3165. receipts bags shin
rnents for the United States bags. stock 3z
bags Sentcs-'ofee market weak. No Santos as5do.
receipts. 5000 bags. bags Hamburg
Coffee market opened unChanEeL : pfer1z at
II was let unchanged 70 : uferng lower:
F1aTTeoffee opened barely
uncharged - m declined =. franc. sa les 90 bags
COTTON--he cotton market made d firm showing
statistics favorable dryEoods reports strong gr0t
situation and in the Western belt The demand was
partly n the Of Wall Street bull support
by houseF perhaps largely Tor the pur
q Ihe little
~ from the hesT under realizing, I3
II points TC-Cay's business estimated 10000
bales The market opened firm advance o 1916
points 1T response 20 the cables, and sold
higher during the middle Of the morning. with July
touching s91c and October 40c 1t this
considerable realizing by early buyers with early
points the best trading. The Undertone
however. continued steady firm. and pre-
dieting higher market during the before
publication Of The governments report
Tune Detailed reports showed
generally through Oklahoma district
forecast being for precipitation
though weekend conditions might favor MONDAYS
ke Monday IS the day on which Southern correspond
viii mail their reports the government
condition ard generally
acknowledged that the character OF
the mailed eXerts psychological ufu-
Statisticaily the situation
70 be strong and 4 IS claimed that
S 2 demand from New England mills but
rriCes offered under the views of holders.
The q contract prices in tie local market today
W as follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-05-24
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

,o- New York May 23. 1905.
OOffEE-Ihe coffee market cujer TO-DAY
but showed fairly steady result OF the sun
port rom
closed steady unchanged points higher sales
were reported OF 1900 bags included exchange
July Tor March a. premium Of points OF july.
vas considered rather significant feature indicating
hat The long interest in July relatively stronger
position tEa1 the shorts owing the
sllualion Il Is sIiD fUL
noiice day comes around
Is much Of July
that the sustaining factor Of
spot conditions rather than
future improvement II that rather reason
able view Is being taken OF the proposed government a
ton sa5es which are 10 be held next week 50G0o
bags o1ereo IN Hamburg and 10000 bags
Naturally the success or failure Of vaIo-zaon depends
upon tle abslIF OF
p-les government
10 oe about . francs above parity with
market and be about 81 Santos Quota
tons locally Il the sale is successful not
therefore present just
sETng markets. Il the offered are made
cuate 70 supply demand developed by auctions
NoG seem nothing more than business part
O tne government 70 offer another limited
same or better terms The
ABSORBED very unsetrling
and one which has greatly restricted speculative opera
Los"l De out OF the way The market FOR spot coffee
steady. at Csc for Rio Nc :.
The range Of contract pr1ces the market today
as
New-York tribune., 1908-05-24
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. May 23--Fresh reports OF damage 10
the new crop caused strength to-day in the local
wheat market. the July delivery closing at a net
gain Of I.c to sc Corn up s4C. Oats
I.c higher. Provisions We're 2i2c TO Sc lower
The wheat market firm all day, with the
ceptfon Of Il slight dip at the start. due lower
cables and 10 liberal deliveries May contracts
Additional reports of damage BY drouth the
wheat crop IN southern Europe and Kansas were
chiefly responsible for the strength. The bulge in
CORN however had some effect Shorts and
mission houses were active bidders all day and Of
fertngs time excessive. The market
closed firm. July opened lsc TO 14c lower at S95sc
soc. advanced 90@.c 907sc and closed at
902sc Sole. CIearances OF wheat and -four were
equal To AS, 400 bushels. Primary receipts were
40s 0o0 bushels compared with $4,000 bushels the
corresponding day year ago Minneapolis, Du-
luth and Chicago reported receipts OF 2SS cars.
against 2e9 cars last week and $50 cars year ago
Corn was strong the entire day on active buying
By shorts which based continued wet
weather IN portions OF the corn belt An offciaI
forecast OF more rain Tomorrow helped 20 further
strengthen the market. Offerings were light the
New-York tribune., 1908-05-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

- tTp7o &sy 22.-CIosiHg. y HiiEAI-spot sies-y. 10
ae- esIsfn yylE-r = I'D 30 California, = 7-xd
sse-sh = store futures sira4s- JA-s o.
- nelse-.5e-- a. 2sa. DecsrEDer. IS Ar.- tyft-N
stta1y American A-lu crlee. s1s- IV'z1 oi-
PFt mixed. 5s 1O@d. futures quiet s18y "s -.
allzz.an steady. Is Sd FLJCH--sslnter patents
e.. EOS sl r1TTN3NEEED Dil|-t1uh ISl-ie1
a. 80 -5gF- London l'ac1nc COAST tifz--r -.
- hs HI.5F-Tg-ra fncia mess l95s So l'Dith
- western firm. 7-s &c ~ AAr7i'il -.
-I nIr- ~ 70. Is 20 - n I.il .
Iea- Eight IS n Etean,. rs . lls
claclss hesrg = ~ 40 n frra. Ais, slorT GEAR
- - Io . = zos clea- belize = :, - 81
& z-E EEoCLDEES-Sa1 = 70 u y hfi5- q
-AsD-Frnns Western tlerpes sIeA.-. -
- -s2 Te1zec lr ps3is. stsacFs z6s -. -
- l--aEc States elE s06s5s CEEEeE-'-sr -srls-laa
A. ~1tte &C stes6v szs Canadian 1iiesl 80
= ste-cy ezs 6S TkLLyow-PrGas CITY easy ~
F.3A--c- n IoEcnn Gil. 26s &C.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-24
BOSTON STOCKS.
A HOUSE OF LlTHoGRAPHIc STONE.

plain. plasyered stone house about MY yards
from the ancient city HAN ~ Nuremberg. Ger
many has nothing distinguish lt from the other
old houses Of the uelghbOrloCd. except rnar r 10
built HthOgraphic stone worth from % = cents
IA pound So photographers who 90 10 Nuremberg
wander from the worn tourist trails 70 see the
wonder The house built about loSo. nearly Nus
hundred wears before AIols eenefeIder. the dis
ceverer OF IiIhography. was born Audreas Lich-
built it took the stone easiest To ges
and secured IL the trouble Of carrying % away
Now the material In the building Is worth abOus
"a 600 The present Andreas IdchteDstetn. de-
scendant o. the Who built the house. has saff
'sNefn'' about a month for the last twenty
wears 10 speculatOrs. Who 20 his home
and tear it for the stone. u Is his home and
that OF his forefathers. and ne refuses 70 parr
So photographers. with thoughts cf r1StSs
prices look nd sigh LithoErapaic stone Is fouc&
IL cornnerciat quantities Cnly IN Bavaria Tso
largest quarrlss are near NuTenoe oerg-Eansas city
Star.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-24

greater part o. .He day. The market closed strong
May sold between 15ta~ and 1850 and closed a.
&c july opened unchanged 70 1sr higher az
552sC 70 551oC advanced 70 6S-4c 56zC and closed
651sc. Local receipts were Z59 cars. with .
Of contract grade
The bulge in corn caused fair market for cars.
but the volume Of trade small E-lviuz e
September Iy commission houses was a feature.
July opened unchanged ar 457sc advanced 70 4-1.s
and closed at 47lsc Local receipts were $50 cars.
Provisions were easy Zoe decline IN i've
hogs LOCai packers were The principal sellers 4
the close July pork If ST. S-3 57le Lard
also sc lower S. 49,. Ribs ctsc lover
at s. 3e1a 20 s. So
Estimated receipts for Monday Wheat . cars.
corn, 2J3 cars oats. ia cars, hogs 42.3e0 head.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-24
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
RFFyES-Rrcetpts wer


RFFyFs-Rrceipts 1.467 head, in
ending :; local slaughterers
and for No trading to-day Feeling
steady Dressed beef dull unchanged No later
cable advces from Liverpool Lonaon- Exports from
this rort nsay 69S 900 quarters OF
beef a total for the week OF 745 cattle, 100
sheen and II 100 quarters of beef
CAIyEs-Receipts were lp4 head. all direct 70
ssuabterers Feeling norninally STEADY City dressed
S,as fn moderate steady s1i0i-c h
counrrv dressed calves slow srsc.
SHEEP AND IAMEs-Recepts IS or
s4S h.4H Including "a for saughters-s and
market. uskinE. With the previous arrivals %
offered Sheep and v@ar!ings
ouist 4na .teaay. The rens cleared Good sheep
ibucks ard sold IS per 100 10. yeaE.inxs az
New-York tribune., 1908-05-24

S. 1898 Dressed mutton dull and unchanged ar Sd
10 n little fancy lie dressed yearings
slow 1IQi3izc. dressed lambs steady I5d1fc per
10 and 5QS1 Country dressed lambs at SG
So 30 per
Sales-EEerus Commission sos Buffalo
Ings a 10 81 per 100 II, IS 10.
- %; l45 Kentucky sheep tbucks and 100 10
HOGS-Receipts 10 cars, 2.5fs head. all
consigned direct sIaugIterers Feeling uouinsIiy
steady on Buffalo and pittsburg afvces. New York
yesterday al S6G$G per I0u 10,
Maryland pigs s.
date yesterday Shannon 100 Maryland
: Judd s 90: state hogs I66 H. al So 90 rough.
$50 10. . 8 20, I STAG iH a So
New-York tribune., 1908-05-24

thaf II would extend into the Ohio Valley.
aeSNe and strong to-day. with exception of May
which eased of quite sharply near selling
que TO larger carlot estimates Monday Crop al
vices from all OF belt quite buish.
the planting season is already late any further
delay VIII threaten perhaps quite serious shortage
IN the crop There very little pressure any
time during the session except In MAY. and last prices
were not far from the top No corr closed Tsc IN
elevator and &c b ahOat. both nominal. OATS
The market for oats was little frmer within mar
70" movement Of prices. closed quite steady
with other markets Cash oats here were quoted
as fellows: Mixed 26 to - lb. SIC; natural white
26 TO 81 II. - Sc, and clipped white. 30 to 30
IL. 57's a64i-c. RYE-Market dull; No . Western
New-York tribune., 1908-05-24

MET market for pig iron certificates in ths
quote regular grades follows Cash, S14 50ds15 x
So So s 81 ssSs sHs - s4 s55dm6e S e. So @ oSs 81 @ 9s
October $l5 oaSl5 IS; November and December, s5 5
M MoLAssEs AND sYgUPs1The market for syTups
Mol-ASS6S New Orleans centrifugal common. 15 1ac:
open FstI7e sS &c fe S9Sc I5a SsT 7c oFfsh FANS
sS o T5l Was Gae7 BUT f1hGg & on Scarcity
AZ m Ae1z1 a4 Pu 4s sop52 3 see 800 & 2Rs % "a &
n1ed petroleum vas reported in good demand al recent
TR0LEUM standard ,vhits bbIs s 75c bulk Sc Phila-
io 50c Phadephia 10 Sc; water White New Tork
nois lo32c bulk &C. Phila 10 1oc bulk 9?c
Is Soc. cOTTONsEED OIE.--Prin7S crude nominal
erbe2 4si zsas 6cober az 9545 Of sannsr yei-
PTIs |lits % a 4..'ec prime Tinter yeloH 4!a4Sc
of2H1 43744c; Calcutta roc; lard oil 6sq7oc
narrow all day, with the undertone about steady, in
On Tosrecs that interior receipts would be liberal next
" S s s5 at @ S11g9 @ me o @ @ for Konqay y wa
@ o3 h2s aotd Ness @ s4 SD 5s15 5s M' @ s az Gg
ogoted Mess s13 5o6Sl4 family SIG 5o@Sl7 racket
Stead quoted. S26g$2s DRESSED HQGs-steady-
9Uoed Ba'ons 1c $50 o 7;G & lg9 lp ie 10 es: 1
&C. il 6 Sc Pioed hams STEADY Qaoted a616o
Esrejy steady quoted Middle Westerr s5s 45c city
.ard quiet Quoted & S-sc Refined lard STEADY Quoted;
Q0ofe 6o'6 6eo t i1c a2Ss ey lard ssarne. 1oc
RICE-The market for rice held steady here. with
moderate jobbnE business. bat markets
generally hrn and good weekend business
follow Screenings ordinary
~ case 4%4 d5c: ordinary. 5s prime
Az45>4c choice 666i2c: Patna. foreign 57sG64sc:
gpou Basseu. =
STGAR-The general market quiet.
further change in prices. The Federal sugar Refining
Company quoted graEulated the zoe
cash. prompt shipment. points
delayed shipment Other quote the
E-anulated 530c less per The following
list prices. subject a rebate points a
discount Of cash Crystal
T5c Eagle tablets 77Oc. loaf 20c; crushed
1cc. mould A 5T5c cubes Eagle 5-fb bags powdered
and Eagle corfectiOners' granulated > 65c xxx
dered 55Jc powdered, powdered and fruit pow
Ge-ed Eagle fine granuated. 550c:
Eagle Of fine granulated, $500; 2rb bags
7oc: 31zb do 5e5c; 5rb bags do, 800: 10io
555c; - and 30 = bags 5.45c: Eagle fine
standard granulatsd and diamond A 40. confec-
520c- No l. = 20~, Nos and B. 515c; No 4
10c. No 3. 5C5c: No =. 5c No :, s5c; No 3 4eoc;
I S5c; No 10 1 75c: No II. 4.7OC: No u 65c;
No II 400. nos Il. - and If, 455c- The week end
showed firner the market and there
sale Of 1000 hags Santo Domingo centrifugal su
gar IN June Al &c. basis 96 test. T.
4 rlrnored that Cuban had been
Al This credited, although II IS
would he paid Duty paid prices
quoted follows: Centrifugal. a6 test 42+c:
cnvado 81 74c, and moasses 50 test. g. 4fc
The London market sd lower with May and juno
At
New-York tribune., 1908-05-24

cotton Exchange specaI Liverpool cables: Spot
export 500 American 1000, no receipts: mdding up
land. 3sd Futures opened quiet hut stesaz point
seadv and ssa44 points higher on near na9nths qgie
sad za2a p2-45s logTer % on 14 i,5iT- est
6sd Auglst-September, 5.4614d; Septernber-October
90 T1eoerrter-January sold Janua1y-February
f5eb-l1ary-siarch and Marcb-April. 1850
r-retenssd with disposition shade tTihe %
efrec sales. Rye -four dun at OLD prices The 1o-
f s. a14S4 90 winter patents 5ogs4 spring
@ S6ds4 So extra 10 winter So s5aS4 10 extra
NJ . winter Sc 50aS3 so RYE FLDCR-Steaay QUotea:
, 70 good 81 50aS4 20: choice fancy. s. 95@*5 70
rI5,tSTF aT-Ft-rn quoted: Knn dried. 81 -. BAG
81 g. coarse 81 5oasl % T'EEDLEestern DLE dul cry
dlng ST 90 So; red dog $50 30 20 ~ @ bran
rs dog $50 30. AL May shlprnent honin6 chop 80
mix se8 - sacks; smeaI s$lgS3l 90
GPaTS-WHEAT-Th wheat market to-day
genlraIly higher quite active in response 70 a
strong market and uhta toTaS5e crop H+"s rom
presence of slI states west u the Mississippi
The precipitation was -speelals ,' , ere a a teh m 81
the belt where harvesting = a'oll 10 5s an NJ
n was expected that the 10" AREA would eAtsha Up
,rsbie reports in from the Southwest based
- nulv on weather conditions. but also on the dam
- a. Conditions ia the Northwest were quite favor
able and lec 20 soIne selling ron m ma - rs tII
buliish, IS - % rsrs last year while
'oiipaiF- - Eao O0o bushels No ] Northern had been
rDtut7 Eastern Tniiis iea-inE ehit ABOUT
%, 80, ZOO huebeIs OF wheat a. Duluth uusoid The
-.."-soel -Shies closed y a y net lower but on
a1eorrf continued efs NeallFa "a sa. l- -
FTport interest suhsidef 70 day and NJ i'm
-or,sGf safes we're glFe1 el'eL ntat t
" .-,,.- 80 ass These prices 7epresented slight
decline from highest cue - N ne oesi marEef
70 ,.o+.s 81 ~ eievator ani 81 90. : nonlnai
ahoar No E9r.hsFn saoat coFH-zs a result
es s.svy rainfall in ths Southwest and pr"ss-s
New-York tribune., 1908-05-24
$15,ooo,ooo
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
SIX PER CENT. CONVERTIBLE GOLD NOTES
SIX PER CENT. CONVERTIBLE
Novem 81 and

dated May Ma
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Notes into RAILWAY
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Subscription also aeved edad S ng list ayb deposited II on
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New-York tribune., 1908-05-24
FOREIGN COMMERCE.

IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE At NEW .T0RK
Week ended NIav rqaS 1927 1906
DryEoods .---.-..- 6gs G6T So 7Og 525 SIG 7nS
General merchandise Il7s9OtT f0G,fS54 II tSS
Totals -..-..... S15 4576s4 s127s4.1T9 S14 0s3 81
From January L
Trygoods -.-...-. $40 T2s $50 2ss POI
General merchandise l9 S15 266 2S9 6I5t 243 So 73
Totals s23s 7o1 416 $3.50 9133s1 s31a 50 S6s
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEW YORK
Jan 10 May s2aa 21 OPS saa31s "a: 500 ia 221
EXPORTS OF SPECIE
New-York tribune., 1908-05-24

NOTE BROKER. WITH GOOD AND CVCREASINs
" clientele among reputable merchants capital
dtscoUH-ing facilities v. X Il. Box Il. Tribune
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-09-18
TELEGRAPHIc BREviTIEs.

Southern cotton mills consumed g.
mills 1,973,0O0 bales during the past
year.
Business failures in the United
States for the week ending September
10 number 191, against 210 .ast week,
and 172 in the like week ,of 1907.
While assisting the Masonic lodge
in initiation ceremonies in Piedmont,
Ok, Judge j. G. Lowe of the district
court died suddenly of heart disease.
The Nicaraguan congress was con-
vened in extraordinary session Thurs
day for the purpose of authorizing
the government to place loan OF So
10000 in England.
The Chilean government has had
such poor success with the foreign
laborers brought into the country for
agricultural purposes that it has de-
cided to put an end to the coming of
workmen from abroad.
The freight and passenger steamer
Tennessee, running between Kansas
City and st. Louis, struck snag and
sunk at the mouth of the Little Blue,
a few miles east of Kansas City. The
crew Immediately began removing the
cargo to shore by means Of barge.
No one was injured.
In a suit for divorce filed at Kansas
City, Mrs. Johnson of Buckner, Mo-,
alleges that the blow which fractured
her skull on the night of August 20
was struck either by her husband or
by someone who made the attack with
his consent and knowledge. The case
has been a mystery to the Jackson
county authorities for several weeks.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-09-18
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
BUSINESS is GAINING SLOWLY
BUT SURELY.
Much Machinery, Idle for Months, Re
sumed After Labor Day
The Markets.

New York, Sept. pr. G. Dun &
Co.'S weekly Review of Trade Satur
day will say:
Small gains are the rule in trade
reports, although changes are often
insignificant and it is only in the ag.
gregate that any tangible progress
can be discerned. Interruption of a
holiday made comparisons with the
same week last year unusually ad-
verse, but industrial reports indicate
that much machinery that has been
idle for many months resumed after
Labor Day. Production of pig iron
is now at higher rate than at any
previous time this year, and many
hands have returned to work at tex
tile mills, while shipping departments
in all wearing apparel houses are be-
ginning to feel the pressure of de-
mand for fall and winter trade. De-
pleted stocks in the hands of country
merchants and confidence in steady
improvement in business encourage
producers although actual contracts
come forward conservatively.
Again the cottongoods industry re-
ports better sentiment and more in
quiries that are expected to eliminate
in actual business, but the volume of
trade is not perceptibly altered. While
buyers in the primary market are no
more inclined to operate beyond i'm
mediate needs than they were earlier
in the season it is evident that sup
plies are getting low and current bus
mess is more urgent. These points
suggest that the market is getting in
better condition and when raw ma
terial becomes less erratic there is
reason to hope for a better distribu
ton of goods. Local jobbeTs report a
fair business and western houses note
slight improvement Demand sci
dom covers deliveries of cotton goods
beyond November, and most trade is
for quick shipment. Conflicting con
ditions still exist in different sections
of the wool industry. Some worstedt
are in a good position, but others
cannot keep machinery employed
much longer. Cancellations are less
numerous than usual, partly owing to
smaller orders.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-09-18
MUST PRODUCE LETTERS
COMMUNICATIONS OF STANDARD
OIL OFFICIALS WANTED.
Government Attorney Kellogg Gets Or
der From Federal Court for
Documentary Evidence.

New York, Sept 12.-Frank B. Kel-
logg, special deputy attorney general,
who is prosecuting the governments
suit against the Standard Oil company
of New Jersey, resorted to the United
States circuit court Thursday to force
the production of letters he had pre-
viously demanded from C. Il. Ceilings,
second vice president of the Standard
Oil company of Kentucky. The gov
ernment's lawyer obtained from Judge
Ward a subpoena ordering Mr.. Col
lings to produce the missing letters.
This was served on the Standard Of
fetal as he left the witness stand
where he had been testifying before
Special Examiner Franklin Ferriss.
The letters demanded by the gov
eminent are about 40 in number and
were written by M. Maxon, Standard
agent, to the late w. C. Elliott, for
merly a stenographer in Mr.. Ceilings
Cincinnati office. They dealt with al
legged sums which the government
charged were paid by the Standard Oil
company of Kentucky to its agents for
the purpose of buying information as
to competitors shipments. This in
formation, in some cases, the govern
ment alleges, was bought from railroad
employees, oil inspectors and others.
This, however, is denied by the Stan
dard Oil company.
On being served with the subpoena
Mr.. Ceilings said he would not say
whether the letters would be produced
or not until he had chance to confer
with counsel. The court order states
that the letters must be produced in
court on Monday morning at 1890
o'clock. Mr.. Kellogg also demanded of
Mr.. Ceilings that he produce all the
books and papers showing the gross
earnings, the net earnings and the vol
ume of business done recently by each
of the Independent oil companies
which were bought by the Standard
Oil company of Kentucky.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-09-18
Ineendiaries at Hibbina. MINI.

Chisholm, Mimi. Sept. 11.-Follow-
ing the firing Of tract of forest to
the west of Chisholm Wednesday
morning, a gang of Montenegroes ap-
peared in Brooklyn, small hamlet on
the outskirts of Hibbing, Wednesday
afternoon and attempted to fire sew
eral buildings. One of the gang had
placed a quantity of savings against .
building and was pouring oil on them
when he was discovered by a soldier
He escaped with his companions
through the woods. Posses of citizens
from Hibbing. Monroe and Chisholm
are after the incendiaries and it is al
most certain that a lynching will fol
low if they are captured.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-09-18
Marine Insurance,

Marine insurance is the oldest kim
Of modern insurance. Its principles
we're first employed in the fourteenth
century by the merchants of BARGE
Iona, in Spain, when that city was
the capital of the kingdom Of Cata-
lonia and when it's hardy mariners
were second to none in the world.
About the same time, and also at
Barcelona the famous code Of mari
time laws known as the consulate
del mar" was promulgated. which Is
the foundation of the present shipping
laws of every country.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-09-18
THE SAFE WAY TO BUY PAINT.

Property owners will save a deal
of trouble and expense in keeping
their buildings properly painted, if
they know how to protect themselves
against Misrepresentation and adul-
iteration in paint materials. There's
one sure and safe guide to a pure and
thoroughly dependable White Lead
that's the Dutch Boy Painter" trade
mark which the National Lead Com
pany, the largest makers of genuine
White Lead, place on every package
of their product. This company sends
a simple and sure little outfit for test
ing white lead, and valuable paint
book, free, to all who write for 1t.
Their address is Woodbridge Bldg,
New York City.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-09-18
Saves Kansas Land Owners.

Johnson City, Kan, Sept. 12-Judge
William II. Thompson of the Thirty
second judicial district decided Friday
that the mortgage spectators cannot
buy up old forgotten mortgages given
20 years ago in boom days and force
the new settlers in western Kansas,
who hold titles under sheriff sales,
etc, to pay these mortgages or get
off the land. More than half the liti.
cation in western Kansas counties is
over these mortgages.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-09-18
japanese Immiuration Prohibited.

Honolulu, Sept. 12.-According to
word received Friday Mkt Saito, for
merly Japanese consul to Hawaii and
now head of the emigration bureau of
the foreign Office has prohibited furth-
err emigration into Hawaii on the
ground that there are now sufficient
laborers there already. An increase,
he says, would result in replacing the
weaker by the stronger. Japanese
who have returned to their native
country will be unable to get back to
the islands.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-09-18
Took Presidents Hat.

Oyster Bay, N. Y, Sept. 12.-No Of
fetal callers were received at Saga
more Hill Friday, os that President
Roosevelt had day of quiet. Con-
gresham w. w. Cocks of Westbury
L. l., made a short visit to the eXecu-
tive Offices Friday. His mission was
to restore the presidents broad
brimmed, black felt hat which he had
taken by mistake from it's hook at
Sycamore Hill last Tuesday.