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New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
WHEAT HITS T0B0GGAN
GETS .4W4Y FROM P1TIEN
Rallies .Some7chat Under Buying
Orders-Rye Bread Urged
by Telegraph to The tribune

,-,ic.ro AnriI 2o-Wheat hit the toooegan 20
ss, and declined cents in one o. the
scrambles TO liquidate that has been
.be Isoard or Trade for many a day A.
r.. F1a+-en forces rallied 20 the support o. Na
wheat and managed bring about FeooHs -
the rr-ce q hat option Of Is cents 'H ~ -
,he zonr rang but the inherent "e"hi
et and other deferred options was SHOWN VIZ
...,,,,,,s Efforts bv tie hull manipGiators
: ,,st H. market ;hey could only HI me P.iNe
ri7-se.-eigllths Of cent The net "eN'''i5 -
wheat in the last I've days has been - - a.
the even greater loss Of 81. cents Is FecoIosT "
1,1v which shows A shrinkage IN James =.
t,.r-s ,>arer profits Of between $y'l'" an" S''y
g. patton remains unperturbed by the course VI
.fe market against him far as any "a'e %
worry can te discerned his countenahce' o. ~
ls less loaUacious than when thii'es
way. ,.,oin cd
traders. enabled let Of profit taking pH Sio' -
not 10 mention the reinstatement OF long H"es p'
xiously disposed Of higher ngure -,
.It-s old mother each warning Fa''eh - =
that Secretary Wilson knows something a'o0
himself said the bears ,o-,,-e
.I:s Just q natural swing OF lne - "a
pendulum There has been a long coh'lii" n,
vance: the reaction is only natural salo .ie -,
one Of the results Of the wheat corhet 20 -
. concerted effort on the part Of grinders ol : (
-four and handlers Of that grain 10 eouo@. -. -
r1,blic to the use Of rye bread Win rye Sel'ls -
70 cents A hushel under winter Whea'' 'E' -.
costing AZ least = 30 q b&Iftl i''7 80 -.
4,,,r and rye bread containing Just as nnuSl, i
rosr,- as loaf Of bread made out 81 the sou ~ "
- ,,-,,ea, eour there question ABOUT N
80 F,einp relatively more economical 'AdH '7
latter, 49,. .7,-a,,tages
.,o- the rurpose Of pointing out the au' d''N5s
- -, t-.sa over wheat bread al the present "
st-..-a-,ce in rr5ce OF grain b a EckhaI'' - - -
47-.,l,s-r-S swan Milling Company. mas peei' -.
-, . l,,rs- series Of circulars, particulars 1" ~
=, ,.,,s9,-7,erS The millers Of " ise'llsii
Sr3,,,-sn arc also agitati-g the same ques''oi -
7s--, I tzaernan who is one oI ue 80 -
.--z}ars ,f rye IN the United States Il no =.
- . -7,. country now in the interest," VI inns
propaganda - t;s zrorL among
-. ,,,lfer< Nr. tiocnan said Nes'iii'is -,
-t,,s ir the rye 5rade arc abnormal anu 10 -,
,--..,,s,,.5 resser prices have not advanced ".
-. There : ~ scarcity cf rye ana IL III"
- =, NJ, manipulation IN wheat pTlee7 -,
-. 80 -,,,llE r,-- ia Cc aeen raise6 70 sloI' -
80 F2,e a,,.s mas been selling IL : " d =, g
-sl less than vheat -four WINE llis
is practically the same. - s,lias
--l,a,a is a bull market IN otheT lo"i -,
,-tses urraa. According % experts on SUI
-. ,-s.+ there has never been time Wl'll" '''5
--sfs of food prices on that thorooshi'fe
-, ba,-e l-.n SO many high notcheS recoFoeu
= .f.o .,,-.,-ations -'U-nderproduction Is me eN
Ilanaton .-,.i,- ,r,cas
t,.re 1-e some ~ the prevailing leoolhE Pie7
,, -,-sa,. compared with those of a year ago.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21


Following captains to army school Of the line Fort
corps Of engineers. STEPHEN y. kOCHERsPER-
GER. "a cavalry. FRANK 4 BARTON Sd Cav
alry. JAMES B HUGHES An cavalry. CRY :
and THEODORE scHULTZ 9th cavalry. ED
MUND N LEARY. 1tth cavalry. RALPH 5
GRANGER. LIST Field ARTILLERY; CLEVELAND e..
and JAMES \. PICKERING Ist Infantrv. ROB
ERT MCLEAVE and JAMES + BELL I'd Infan-
try: JAMES ". MAEDREW. Sd Infantry. oil
YER EDWARDS and AMEETCUS MTTCHEI.i.. 5th
Infantry: EDGAR T COLLINS ard LAURENCE
HALsTEAD 9Th Infantry; Hugh = WISE and
JONES Jr and ROBERT II. WESCOTT Irth In
fsntry. PALMER Z. PIERt and CHARLES y
MURPHY. 18th Infantry FRANK NJ SAVAGE
18th Infantry: JOHN W. BARNES 18TH Infantry;
Jr- 10Th Infantry; ARTHUR NJ. SHIP. roth In
fantrEf HENRY 4 HANSON. Ia Infantry, LIN
g CLARK eth Infantry. JAMES =. LYNCH and
HAROLD b. FISKE. 2Sth Infantry; HENRY g.
CLEMENT. Jr. 29th Infantry: HANFOBD /.
THEFLKEID and WILLIAM T. WELSH.
Infantry; MILES X. TAUIREE and LAJ-RANCE
ANGEL Porto Rico regiment of lnrautry
Captain ROBERT l. RICHARDS medical
Fort Wayne medical school Washington
Captain WALTER cox. medical corps nonuraDiy dis
charged from the service Of the United States
Captain CLARENCE NJ CONDOR. artillery
1major Philippine scouts. from Seth TO i5eth
Company.
Leave Of absence: Captain JOHN u Yosr. medical
corps, one month.
Lieutenant W ". SMITH, detached the Salem to TEN
pOrary duty the Alabama.
Lieutenant Y l. JONES. detached bureau navigation
Ensign H. l. FENCE detached the Kearsarge: home
leave month
Passed Assistant y FIsKE. detached bureau
Of medicine ana surgery; temporary duty, navy
ward, Washington.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
.r Sugar co. TO PAY NOTES.

The directors Of the American Beet Sugar Com.
nan,. At a meeting decided yesterday to pay on on
80 - tho e fg0Co0 registered certificates OF In
, -, ,,,s on March L 1910. The proceeds %
re sq1o GOO of preferred stock recently sold by the
,,. the balance of which remained in the
ts,,r, will be used in part payment of the notes
After the meeting it was announced that the earn
ings for the fiscal year which ended on March 81
ra,resented about per cent on the common stock.
,n addition to the regular per cent on the pre-
ferred
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21

fully read the report of the select committee. with
the view of convincing themselves of the justice of
Its recommendations, to the end that permanent
supply of news p~int paper be secured to the print
ing and publishing industry which is the seventh
greatest in the United States
We further ash the members Of the Senate to
consider that this is not partisan move. but
represents the uimOuS view OF both sides the
select committee nd the Ways and Means Com
mttee. and is the <esut of careful and deliberate
Judgment exercised only after thorough inquiry.
The newspapers believe they entitled to have
the conclusions of mis- committee respected and
written IN the law
Resolved That a COPY of the above be trans
rtted Immediately to every United States Senator.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
REJECTED SWEETHEART KILLS ACTOR

Jacksonville, Fla, April 20.-Closey following
announcement Of the approaching marriage of Earl
= Adams. an actor and stage director Of the Mabel
Paige stock company, playing here to Miss
Elizabeth Baglcy. Miss Jessie Brown. a Young
woman whom Adams had been previously
gagged shot and killed him this afternoon AZ her
home where II is alleged Adams went 10 explain
to her his approa ching marriage Miss Bsgley.
Miss Brown the sister Of MAY Brown. who
ives killed here in 1905 by her fauce, who at the
time shot her mother, Mrs. Freeman. and a
detective
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21

for possession Of the bank The bank failed in
the fan of 1g01 with SS60o0o0 deposits. Il was re-
organized and w b RidseIy resigned as 'oh-
troIlar of the Currency to accept the presidency
Subsequently, Mr. Ridgely was ousted when Dr-
Woods reeained control Of the institution Of which
ne had for years been president
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
TENDERLorN ARRESTS, $500.

Both street, made their total Of arrests since the
first OF the year $50 last night. For several years
the police of this station have made more arrests
than any other station in the city The total fell
OF considerable when the precinct was divided
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
BUYS KANSAS c1Tv BANK OF COMMERCE

St Louis to-day bouGht the entire interest
amounting to 81. 100000 OF Or. W. S. Woods in the
National Bank Of Commerce, of this city. Later
Mr. Perry was elected pf esident of the bank.
succeed David T BeaIs This ends long contest
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21

HOI DC IOulIO All ANNE
AT SOC each-Silk Mixed
Bodices. Vests of white cotton,
or mercerized Isle.
At 75c eaoh-Vests OF White
ribbed Isle thread, plain or
trimmed with lace or crocheting.
Extra-size Lisle-thread Vests,
low neck. White Merino Vests,
low neck. sleeveless.
AT 81 each - Combination
Suits of white ribbed Isle
thread, low neck.
White Meriro Vests, low
neck, with short sleeves; or high
neck, with short or long sleeves.
Tights of Lisle-thread OF Silk
Mixed.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
80 ,-s some ~ the prevailing joboinE prices
, -,-sa,- compared with those cf a year ago.

Portland. ore April 1a-The PACING N"I'h"eS'-
--, states are sending -four 80 the Eastern mar
-. "a situation which s. aln1os; unprecedented
several hundred tons are already ON the way
The Hour she Essterrers are buying = low grade
--4f-ie such as il has been customary go sell 'he
. a-5e-tals and be- for bakers and cracker makers
HlEh grade patent -four quoted strong in the
r7a~ker Whether or ref there viii he a further
advance In prices here VIII depend entirely on
the course ~ :he wheat market.
Kansas CFt. SO. April eo-The Kansas city
Master Bakers Association. IN convention here
adopted resolutions to-day c1ndem1ing The corner
in wheat and calling on Missouri Senators and
ReFresentstives in Congress 20 take such action
vii protect THE people the future against this
unhely speculation and manipulation. or gambling
81 rroducts which the absolute neceszaries OF
life
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21

At 81 each-Vests of White
ribbed Lisle- thread, trimmed
with lace in pretty designs.
At S1.60 White Spun
Silk Vests, low neck, sleeveless.
White Lisle-thread Vests, low
neck. with lace edge and inser-
ton.
Combination Suits of White
Lisle-thread, with lace or GRO
chet top and lace, trimmed legs.
Tights of White ribbed Meri-
no, knee length.
Other styles and qualities. at
So. $3.50, SO and 1925 each.
Main floor. Old Building.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
Here's the Summer Assortment Of
WOmen's sSWissRibbed Underwear

MANY women who have been asking for Swiss ribbed
underganents will be glad of this The seasons ne"
shipments from abroad have just reached Wanamaker
Qualities in every respect especially selected by made
up according own dimensions and trimmed after our
own ideas Beautifully finished perfecthtting, IN wide
range of styles weightsboh in separate and
combination suits 1t collection the like OF which will
-. - fo,,,d in Neuy Ready as YOU
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. April %
ORDERS IsSUED.-The following orders have
been issued.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
Two Attractively Priced
New Models in WOnen'S Coats

Black tafeta-natural color Shantung. Made in the
newest Spring models, offered right the top OF the
wrap season from SIS to $3.50 below their legitimate
values. Both splendid wraps for travelling or for
afternoon and evening pretty dresses Here
they
Black Tafeta Coats, S1275 instead of Sl8
stylish OF black aeta silk, so inches long
slightly fitted the back utaway three large
buttons collar of bengane silk trimmed with braid
stole effect and finished the end with tassels.
Shantung Pongee Coats $40 instead of $3.50
Handsome genuine Shanung the popular natural
color 81 inches long slightly fitted the back with long
full lines double with deep collar and cuffs
trimmed with bengane contrasting colO with buttons
- match Second floor, Old Building.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-15

LARGEST FLAG IN EXISTENCE AND WOMAN WHO MADE IT.
Mrs r. Of A. military In
uctOr at the Washington State college Pullman spokane
WASH has completed for the believed
American flag in existence ITO feet in width
Of the thirteen alternate
Geld Of blue with white
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-15
HOLD HUNT FOR
WIFE DISCRETION
Railway Bandit Suspect Refuses
to Talk, But Nay Not Be
Nan Wanted.

A warrant has been issued by Pro-
bate Judge Egbers for Nels Hunt, Of
cataldo. who was arrested on nnsplc-
ION OF being one OF the hlghwaymen
who held up the Northern PaclnC
train at Trent, month ago. for wife
desertion. The Idaho law ON THE
subject provides that warrant must
be made either BY the wife or the
chairman Of tho board Of county
commissioners. and the warrant a.
sued is preferred by c. NJ. Trigg.
The warrant charges Hunt with hav-
Ing deserted nils wife. aud with fall
ure 10 provide for her.
Hunt Is sim being held in jail
awaiting an examination by Joe
Hlndman. detective Of the Northern
Pacific railroad, lie answers fairly
well to the description OF one OF the
highwaymen; has been absent from
the catAldo country since last fall.
and declines TO talk on the subject
but Il Is pointed out that these are
circumstances that might happen iii
any case, and among those CONVEX.
SAINT with the case. and also acquaint.
ed with Hunt the opinion prevails
that he was not in any way connected
with the robbery.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-15
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
AT CATHOLIC ACADEMY
Interesting Program Prepared for
tho Occasion,

Interesting Program Prepared for
tho Occasion.
The commencement exercises OF
the Academy of the Immaculate
Heart OF Mary will be held tomor-
row evening at the Parish hall. Ten
students will graduate and receive
their diplomas. and an excellent pro-
gram has been prepared In eelebra-
ton of the event. The exercises
will be presided over by the Right
Reverend A. J, Glorieux, D. D.. OF
Boise city. The program Is as fol-
lows.
Overture, pianos Cschubertl. Mis-
ses j. White. A. Smith. X McFar-
land, Il. Brennan; serenade (Kjer-
ulf; Address OF Welcome. Miss /.
Chainey; comforting diplomas and
honors, Right Rev A. J. Glorieux ID.
D.; Symphonic, yiolins (LangD, Ac-
companlst. Miss X Mason, Misses s.
Farrer. !. Sullivan. e. ChaIney; II
Troyatore (Hoffmann) Miss l. Chain
ey: L'Aloutte, two pianos (Balaklr-
ew, Misses |. chalney, J. Macdonald;
"Hark, Hank, the Lark" (Schubert-
Liszt). Miss J. Macdonald; Onward
Bonny Boat. two part chorus (Kuek-
enD-taD Nocturne, for the left
hand. Scriabine; Cb) Military Polon-
also In A fiat Major op. SO. Chopin.
Miss r. Brennan; The Eve OF Mar
tyrdom." drama. Seniors; Good
Night and Farewell" Miss J. White
Address TO Graduating Class.
Those who Will graduate are.
Miss Florence Edna Brennan. Miss
lila Agnetta Chainey. Miss Jessie
Mary Celia Macdonald. Miss Moreno
Maria O'Keefe. Miss Julia Howard
White. Graduates in Palmer meth
cd of business writing: John Ring
Lommel, lila Agnetta Chalney, Julia
Howard White. Agnes Catherine
Smith. Evelyn Rose Mary Brennan,
Margaret Cecilia Groves. SlgFid Mar
ie Schermanson. Jessie Mary Cecilia
Macdonald.
Tickets for the exercises nov on
sale at the Occur d'Alene Drug store.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-15
TwEEDY DEFEATs
MAYOR nEITFIRLD
New Deal Ordered in Lewiston Ma
nicipal Affairs.

New Deal Ordered In lewiston Ma
nicipal Affairs.
LEWISTON, Idaho. June is.--
BENJAMIN +. Tweedy. running ON an
independent ticket. defeated Major
Heittield in the municipal election
yesterday By a majority Of 322. The
entire INSTRUMENTATION council
manic ticket was elected IN the land
slide for the Tweedy ticket. Mayor
Heitneld carried the First ward by a
majority of 3s but ia the Third ward
he received drubbing and the lead
gained In the other two wards was
overcome, The Tweedy ticket re-
ceiyed more than 900 majority.
Heitfield received sac votes, Twee-
dy, sTi, conncilmanie results were
as follows: Booth 57g. canery zoo.
Carrsow 1893. Campbell 61s. Baker
s35. splker ga. CARSON. caflery
and Baker were elected on the anti.
administration ticket The indie
pendent forces now have absolute
control OF the council, ~ the hold-oy.
or members have been opposed to the
Heitheid administration policies
MayOr-eleot Tweedy declares that
he goes into Office without promise to
ofiiceseekers. but under the city char
ter he has little 10 say about tho dis
trlbutlon Of patronage. as the plnma
are handed out by the council. II Is
certain that = clean sweep Of once
holders, 20 far a. department heads
are concerned. will be made and Il IL
ponAlble that even the patroiman win
feel the AZ when the new council Il
organized
TWeedy and his conneilmanle as
sOeiates have been eiassed a. non
progressive. but they promise to car
~ out the Improvement policies OF
the present administration. They
also promise TO reduce the cost OF
government and q material reduction
In salaries eau be expected. while
some oflces will be abolished.
Tweedy received the reform vote
and Il IL probable that 3 local OPP
ton light sili be precipiiated. a. the
prohibition forces have been active
for TweedY and claim victory along
reform lines. Gambling is 70 be alb
solutely prohibited. according 70 the
aBte-electlon promises. aud the ia
wiil go down with a bang after July
/. according 10 statements made b.
the Tweedy supporters.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-15
DAMAGE SUIT
FOR $4,000
HuIda Canada After City and
Lumber Company

A suit asking that the action Of the
city council with relation to a GER
tain number Of streets in the city Of
Occur d'Alene which were declared
vacated several years ago be declared
null and void, and that the Occur a.
Alene Lumber company be perpet-
ually enjoined from obstructing the
streets by its plant and lumber yards,
and also asking that the city Of Occur
d Alene pay damages to the amount
Of $4,000, and also that the Occur
d'Alene Lumber company pay a like
sum of damages for the obstruction
of the streets was filed this afternoon
with the clerk Of the district court
by Hulda Canady. The plaintiff in
the case is represented by Judge Ed
win McBee and the law firm of Gray
x might ana SINISTER.
Vacation of Streets Illegal.
The plaintiff alleges first in her
complaint that she is the owner of
property. lying along the lake shore
in what is known as Tubbs Addition
to the city of Occur d'Alene, and that
1t is of the value of $4,000 for res
idence and commercial purposes. It
is then alleged that the plaintiff has
no access to the property except
certain streets, and that these have
been declared vacated by the city
council, and are now INSTRUCTED by
the plant and the lumber yard of the
Occur d'Alene Lumber company. The
streets named are: Mullan, Lake,
Plant, First, Second, Third and
Fourth, and it is alleged that the
councils action in vacating them was
illegal, and also that the company's
obstruction of them was illegal.
The plaintiff concludes her COM
plant by praying that the court de-
clare the action of the council in va
eating the streets as null and void;
that the Occur d'Alene Lumber COM
pany be perpetually enjoined from
obstructing them, and that the COM
pany. and the city of Occur d'Alene
be made to pay damages to the plain
tin in the sum of $25,O each.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-15
COMMISSIONERS CON-
SLIDER NEW MAP OF COUNTY
May Have Typographical Survey
Made.

May Have TOpOgraphleai survey
Made.
H. II. Hubbard and James Edwards
of this city, and r. L. Webster, of
Spokane, appeared before the board
of county commissioners today and
discussed with them the matter OF
making a typographical survey OF
Kootenai county. Ii is claimed that
this system has been adopted in sew
eral of the counties in Washington,
and has been OF much value to the
assessors, and also the other officers,
as II shows not only all the streams
In the county. bnt the Improvements
.upon all the lands, and the character
of the land. The map is of great val
ne for the assessors office as 1t en-
ables him to make an equitable and
intelligent assessment. The board
was still considering the matter this
afternoon.
The board has appointed: w. X.
wilkins, OF Mcclure; W. w. Terrell.
~ Terrell: ]. o. Miles. Of Hayden
Lake: ]. H. Van Kuerin of this city.
and J. B. Pershall, of Dalton Gar
deps as delegates to the National
Irrigation congress which will be
held in Spokane in the month OF Aug
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-15
DENOUNCEs HENEY AND
HIS ASSOCIATES

AlAg Used Singing Language In Ar
gument for Calhoun.
SAS FRANCISCO, June 15.-With
Nathing denunelation OF Frances J.
neney' Rudolph Spreckles. William
Oafns, and every other person con-
.ee'ed with the graft prosecution in
'AS city. Alexander King today be-
the closing argument for Cal
rDah' the well known railroad man.
e Auded the defendant and dwelt
pOa his work in rehabilitating the
- system after the San Francisco
-'Aqaake. and maintained that he
prosecuted instead Of prosecuted
NE hands OF the prosecution.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-15
FIGHT SALOON MAYOR
WITH FIRE BOMB
UnknOw Incendiary Attempts 70 Barn
Rekldenees.

ReSIdenees.
BELLE FOUNTAIN. Ohio. June
15-An unknown man hurled q
bomb through the window OF the
home OF Mayor NiEen today setting
fire 10 the building. and had IL not
been for the prompt action OF the
IRE department the building would
have been destroyed. and three NO.
men persisted. The mayor was alb
sent At the time. and his two sisters
and a niece were the only occupants
Of the house. The bomb was sppar-
emily 30 constructed that Il would Sc:
the house on IRE. Nizen vas elected
mayor on a saloon platform. and
since he assumed bis once has made
a number OF enemies, and II Ii sup
posed that Il vas one OF them that
hurled the bomb into his home today
and sought 10 set II on IRE.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-15
MAN AND WIFE
END LONG TRAMP

WAX From Los Angeles TO Seattle
20 See Exposition.
SEATTLE, Wash, June l5.-After
a tramp of 1.54s miles over country
roads. A. Wood and wife, of Los An
geIes. arrived here today for the pur-
noae Of seeing the Alaska-Yukon ex-
POSITION The couple left Los An
geIes ON April 4 and they betrayed
the EXPENSES OF their trip BY giving
entertainments along the route
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-15

Driving club. and will be held at It's
grounds. Six races have been ar
ranged for each day. and they will
consist Of running, pacing and trot-
ting races. Purses amounting to
$1,000 in all viii be given. II is ex-
pected that there will be horses par
ticipate from the states OF Idaho,
Montana and Washington.