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New-York tribune., 1909-07-20
9 q contract prices in The local market today

The Gotten was quiet with prices
Tor rniddns Gult Delivered on contra SEQ hsies 1s,
Orleans quiet and iec tower al 5ise sales 725 bales
Wilmington and Charleston nominal Mobile nominal % ana m
8c sales 70 bales aesioR qgst n and and =: lover lower
sas Da ON asI ana at 3 sales % 3s
St Lus quiet and nc I'Ter oc at stead and nnrhanged
at II NC Estimated receipts at leading points for Tues
nnE fn week and 2ss2 last year New 200
GOO bales against 2Ss ast week ahd '' & m cotton
Cotton Exchan&ge & sPeal iseo9 and eTport soG
Irregular 2as points advance closed easy at het aS
August september 680d September October. e2sd oe-
tober Noyember SOD n0yeo1r ersI 2s5 s9 FEB
.dS s ana
.rde geRaad Af for nen Kansas grades otherwise The
market showed continue 1 9 a I'S m o@r %@ demand
at old prc5s The following are prices q3otsd on on me ne
N.E !a5 $;s s. Is &a Ts,s ss p
fsfisa' FAR to COCA choice s. e 59s s se
ou8fd ,nt 6,e kin e5G epfd eS 10 70 81 s5S
81 76 coarse 81 66a$i 90 FEHDWes steady city
dns s2S $50 co. red dog ss 90 e. city s, bran ran
s53 g. ali July shipm.ssJnt hominy chop S2s 80 bulk
sc r. SSNS wheat market showed some
,rssyd lower level following break IN July al
from 81 a. al af sTdG6 ThGs wss Pss somewhat s easier on
- s,E; ~ bearsh cables and favorable news al
home and abroad. this level there was an advance
followed by the break IN the last hour
already mentioned Weather conditions through the t MeSt
WI Ksnsas reports thrashpg returns showing
Sror, 10 10 10 per wheat than was indicated
.ritar r., The season. while prominent Illinois authorities
estimated the yield In that state at 47oOoOo bush
rans u 500 year In addition To- this. larger
SontPv offerings reported from Indiana illinois
adpices mentioned brilliant croP
Conditions In Russia. rain in Argentina and better
Hungary. the latter explaining
break Of 2Ac in the Budapest market Liverpool
closed zG7sd net lower and Berlin wSs sc lower.
worlds shipments S,212oo0 bush. com
naTed with 482 previous week and tas4 900 last
pr'aar notable Increase of receipts found In the
seI,hwest Kansas city getting $4,000 hush. against
and all primary mgrkets tot.VOo
bush. against 1ae 600 year ago The visible slppy
$4,000 bush reduction year aso Much sT lsrGeT
aenaae heinp for $50 cars No export business re-
norted ana the local cash market closed as fellows:
Eo red old 81 AZ elevator and . afoat, rolinai
Dc new s1alA ahoat. end OF August: No
Northern Duluth old 81 42As. and No hard winter
New-York tribune., 1909-07-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

rf-s-,,,l Tur,, "a a--C1osinz. wHEAT-Srot-No . red
western winter nominal; futures dlll; July IS 80
September. esd. December - 5-sd tDrN -SPsC
steady. American mixed tvia tialvesteUi os -aL
futures quiet September. bs $40 Llctooer o -.
Canadian firm ia FTOU F-Wtutsr patents stea1y
as "a HOPS IN London tPacfc COAST firm. = 1os9--
1cs RF-FF-Fxtra India easv. SIS 81 POHr-
Prime mess Western. firm 95s HAMS Short cur -
Is dui SIS BACON cumberland cut. - 90 80 r.
s+sa+v sz- short rib n steady 6Ss Sd; loIS
dear niddles light "a n. steady SIS long clear
rrfFdfes heavy So srsady. 6ls Sd snort cies
backs 6 10 20 n steady. SIS 81 clear bellies "a % -
m TLDERS-SQUare. u - %
f-1 E3s ed LARD-Prirne Western II terces. qlls-,
SIS 81. American refined in pals quiet 5fs % IiE4
canadian finest white steady as, d' colored Stea5
SIS TAIIOW-Prime city steady. 2ss 81 IT.
TTNF-Srirfts steady. S+s Sd ROSIS( oT1nlen ste9l-
Sc Sd PETROLEUM Refined steady, T'sd- LLN7E.E-D
OIIl-Ffrn. 25s ed
New-York tribune., 1909-07-20
TINE FOR SUGAR MEN
+, .,,e to Delay Final Pleas 1'N'
D =, rust 33-Mqyer 4rraigned'

.,o,5ed not guilty TO the charge OF
John No safo-e Judge Hand In the CHi'eu -,
oOnspnNl lS,t Yesterday He was Il4u0 -. 90
Circuit .,ertcan Sugar directors ooii.o -.
the oi. -os on the ocean holiie"o oiu - 80.
While he ~sS - -, allowed his plea 10 be post
buFoP, mil YESTERDAY when was go .toi- rIsaz
Poned un', ,,,ad the others to change lheir PIe"N
- file denurrers' .,. his srraignnent for
yesteToa. ,Iaver said through his counsel ne
pleadins' ID for final plea or for demurrer
would be Ieau'
this moini.e - attendants 10 the indictment NOT
1hos 80 or dictatorship in the Susai
hoioile further extension OF tlhle, 1iioii.aS -
rsoues.eu o,torney for Adolf Segal in the Sll-''
Hsrneo' llV 49, pennsylvania Sugar Refining Com
0e loan - 90, + Kissel the broker who ar
panF' @iG To- were the ones who asked this'
rangeu -" r-anred the request, as the attorneys
Inaee 40 4re defence Of their clients "oulo
na+e-ial- different from that adNaHoeu OS ''-o
and directors of the trust -
oniOe-s IIond offered the same extension 10 'ne
a.ssndante, but their counsel sa'u 'he!
did not neec II - Had arr,roved Of stip-
-. orreed 10 By Assistant United states us
'-. Attorney Grim and counsel Tor 'Ile ue.
ui'' IS n the effect that II the Defendants
tH So. ,aacf7e 70 come into court to-day the ha'-
CIV 'O e ctsrqing the tentative pleas would oe HI
,o7re5 to stand over 20 August a.
- = Parsons did not appear in person yesteT-
a. nor two weeks ago, when the original ple"u-
.-rs were taken Mr. McllVaine' VINO IeIIeSe'i'st
49, said that the lawyer-director was reSuHs NJ
,,r country home IN Lenox Mass
%. ~ men are charged with having taken part
onnsniracv TO put the Sugar Trusts rival.
.ss Pennsyivania Sugar Refining Company out OF
BUSINESS through the big loan which II Is aIeseu'
- thor, the preponderating influence.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-20
COTTON p PER CENT. SAY eINNERs.

Memphis July 1e-J A Taylor, president of the
National Ginners Association. issued the following
special report on the cotton crop to-day
Reports from about one-half our correspondents
under average date of the 10Th. indicate a condi-
tion OF 70 and under This is the lowest condition
ever known at this date. Some parts of Alabama,
Mississippi. Louisiana and Arkansas show slight
improvement. but others show deterioration.
Texas shows heavy deterioration on account OF
severe drouth and hot winds. Scattered rains
have fallen since these reports but in most cases
nave come too late. II is the consensus that rains
now will only make the plant shed more rapidly.
and there is little chance 10 make crop from the
new growth o account of the weevil Heavy rains
in Georgia and the Carolinas have caused small
loss in condition in that region Oklahoma shows
considerable loss in about one-half the state. due
to hot, dry weather: the other half about holds It's
oTn. Reports from the weevti district that
the damaSe being done now is much less than in
June. but with rains the damage will Increase.
Condition will likely show further loss between
now and the 25th unless there general rains OF
two three days in Texas
New-York tribune., 1909-07-20
FOR RELIABLE METAL QUOTATIONS.
Exchange Committee Will Recommend Basing
Them on Actual Sales.

Ahe committee Of the New York Metal Exchange
" cope with the objections TO the exchanges
nehoos Of doing business has submitted its report
I" he board Of managers, which win act upon il
VI thursday. The Hughes Wall Street investi-
ea'lhg committee had objected particularly TO the
.ieIaises method OF making daily metal quota
N.lA which did not represent actual transactions.
y understood that the Metal Exchange com
si'lee recommends that quotations be made only
= caii, or as the result of actual purchases and
sses James z. Pope. its chairman. was one OF
1s most active leaders Of the reform element
Hch vas defeated TWO years ago in attempt
" make the exchange an actual market, with
1aItworthy quotations.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-20
earIv at $ 25; culls at Sass 2s.
Dressed mutton easy

early at IS 25 eus at ssas5 25 Dressed mutton sasy
saies-TobIn shannon 45s Kentucky lambs. s. -
m m S. az m = DE per = 800 ~ % Il I = a s = n & at 8 s s . &C. %
2o4 do 81 n. 81 so: 2ts Virginia do. "a 5 az
- 20 d. 90 n 6 $ ga: s4s DO 90 n. .ss
do, 50 n. at 81: 129 Ohio DO 81 rs Sc; Penasyb
yaIa sheep no ~ at 81 IS; 20 DO 10 ~ at 81; KEN
d. 100 n At q - y DO 10 ~ at 81 90 do Sc n az
Mcpherson Co: a1a Virginia lambs p % at So IS
n a. a' . NJ at $ 2 az Do % % s az S g s 81 Zl S9 80 20
59- 20; s n at s. 20 24G kenqeky do e6 ~ az 81 lo
snis do 100 N at So - Do 100 ~ at "a; do % n
at =, ~ %, yearlings % ro at S. oso ,,
n NJ at at s s. 25i &c. s. n At s. 2e West e5 y Xrsni 81 e DO
8 g. el2 virsnis do, 81 n at s. y q state do IS =
n at s4 ~ d. fs9 + ~ "a 7 e West 1irEnis ds
~ p n s 81 502 do 65 n at 81: % Kentucky sus 50
Newton & Co; fas Virginia lambs ss n at 81 Tsg
IS n az = s5 o 2 So 10 a. 81 s. y e 20 a. 3 @ a2a do e H.
at 62a; 259 do. 81 n. at 81 So 247 do d6 n st 81
T. snsssse ne s' & - n At 8 % Ksntrzy =. sheep IS, g
s. a e. 8 30 S nd d. IS 50 n =. st s. yisssi do DO. g r. a.
=, Herns Commission 60: 10 Kentucky lambs 81 n. at
g n AZ 81 %; 27s d. s n. at s.: s5s d. a 3 a
8 50 200 DO 50 r. at 81 2so do s. n. 81 Is
i aoaue 81 Il @ o io % n % p !: S s. s. g = THs EPaaRs &C. &C. 5 I S S
s. so DO 81 n at s. Do. IS n at 50 5o' do 40
Fred / Kratz: 22s West Virginia lambs ss n at
West virginia sheep s. ib at s. d. ss n. at 81 IS
4 Dc, 49, n. at SO 50
As3:1Sss s %ss, 39s Tfsina a Do 8 s b =;
81 50. ; state do. IS n.
- = sanders; an j. II a s'q,e Z lambs 20 n 81 = Dc %
s6 so II Virginia sheep, rs 70 IS s. 70.
at So so p do. - n. 81 T5
Nelson < McCabe: state lambs. 90 n. at 81 15
10 at 81.
". r. Hume. lambs. 73 D. at 81; sheep. 1ls
n a 81
HOGS-Receipts two DAYS we're 50 ears. s2+5
steady with state hogs selling 50 45 100 Ds a
few al the West 10Th street market az s. 50.
Sales-S Sanders: q hogs 200 n average. at
10 81 45.
s Judd Co: hogs 19l n s. a. roughs-
40 n s. ..
New-York tribune., 1909-07-20
HosToNs NEW STOCK EXCHANGE

,s'0h' 49, July ban imposing white Sandstone
1, with mammoth dome, is provided for
,..at s-anS lor new Boston Stock Exchange 10 be
lle'ed TO the members OF the exchange at
meeting tomorrow afternoon.
~. ffoposed new exchange. according 10 the
Sra, "i -oe situated at the corner of Congress
ssa,. ana Exchange Place and will be con-
shhh 'm NE rear Of the present exchange,
Tor IohS on State street The plans provide
vctss &s-soe'ure & eighty feet in height 10 be de-
the 60 'o Stock Exchange purposes. with
ft,,d = pio9 of a basement floor. which will be
=" use By a large banking house
New-York tribune., 1909-07-20
! -CoRN-Ths featur. In eorn yes

81 4oS b afoat CoRN-The feature in corn was
an advance OF &GBc per bush in July and September
eary In thesesson Shorts good buyers reports
that farmers would sell these Receipts
e we're moderate but S5 cars were expected Tuesday
the afternoon there considerable
report from Illinois va and
prices fell off quite sharply visible supply
$4,000 bush Liverpool A94sd and exporters
teok 10 loads No here closed 7S12c for old
IN elevator and 64c for new ahoat. winter ship
heht oATS-Apart from early advance of sac in
July at Chicago, market rather easy all
cay closing ABOUT sc under the previous
months The visible supply decreased 34S.0O0 bush
Lash ga oats here quoted follows: Mixed. 20 to
dZ 10 5Ic nominal: natural white 26 54d571 71sc
a ana clipped white ga % 42 10. 5sq63c RYE-Market
1uil: No Western 9O15c, nominal Z New York
BARLEf-Market dun Feeding, 12973c 1 New
New-York tribune., 1909-07-20
70 AUCTION PROPERTY OF ALBANY LINE.

'o'se Ward, Of the United States Circuit Court
,AOIi1ed the sale yesterday at public auction.
Wy q Of th= steamboats, Saratoga and Frank
ees ana all the other property of the New York
= sae Albany Transportation Company which has
7sh II the hands Of Joseph H. Choate jr., federal
ieeener. since December 1905
me issolvent company conducted a passenger
- ~ height service between this city and AL
-. fhe ether property 10 be disposed OF be
ehs boats consists Of office fixtures, furniture
- ue company's lease rights to the pier in Al
( 10y Deionging 10 the James Gould Company
New-York tribune., 1909-07-20
'sss pIckPockr1 WAS BUSY IN COURT.

btsi,yes ,.s ne' head clerk in Essex Market court
as De r,oas ~ cents was stolen from his pocket
room 'e'ore Magistrate House in the court
10 ses Wolfe says he broke a dollar bill
iasi h4foTs = and placed the change in his pocket
Interpreter @eht on the bridge 10 act special
tsns al discovered his loss when he started
aea he .,,r.. ana vas forced 70 borrow carfars
New-York tribune., 1909-07-20
surs sgeAL AS JUDGMENT DEBTOR.

-b. De Ia vergne Machine Company has received
,,--nission from the Supreme Court to serve Aa'll
ssesl Of Philadelphia by publication IN an a0tol I
-a,1s- s15 $40 on a judgment obtained in 1900
: p.rnsvI,-ania- The original judgment has since
h.sn increased hy costs and interest til it no"
amounts 10 81, ,S9S a..
New-York tribune., 1909-07-20
Nc" RICHMOND SECURITIES READY

Street .a4lssa INH4lssa j.. secretary of the Richmond
The as.'-.'sSs reorganization committee writes
Esai,sb, gis 10 present their certificates at the
In re,,,rr, 'eh' Company on and after July 2l.
cash 70 80 VIII receive the new securities and
1siien plan. ere entitled under the reorgani-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-20
BANK HOLIDAY IN ENGLAND.

London, July 19-The stock Exchange here VIII
he clos ID saturday July g. and Monday. August 2.
hank holiday. The Cotton Exchange at Liverpool
viii also be closed on these dates.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-20
Proposals.

.C,TE4M HEATIxG-FoRT sLoCUM n. Y. OFFICs
- os Constructing 2 NJ. July 70. l9O9-Seaed pro-
in triplicate Will be received here until 10
: NJ and then opened. for installing
steam heating systems Barracks Nos So IS and %
and Onicers' Nos : and q Blank forms OK
proposals. specifications plans and all tn
formation furnished here at ONCE OF chief u Ne
Dept Of the East Governors Island. y Y H. En-
veopes containing proposals to be endorsed "Propo-
sails for Steam Heating and addressed Constructing
O NJ
nFFICE CONMISsI IONERs. DISTRICT OF COLJ-M-
~ Sealed proposals Will be receives
AZ This once IL O'Clock saturday. August J.
1909 for furnishing 200 FIRE hydrans Forms Of pro
obtained from chief clerk, Engineer Departne1t soo9
Building Washington. p g. HEN III - =
MCFARLAND. HENRY l. WEST. WA v JUDSo1S.
Commissioners. u g
New-York tribune., 1909-07-20
COBALT STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Warren G1owski & Co. No. 25 Broad 8
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CANADIAN PACIFIC.

CANADIAN PACIFlE
s; S;enf ;.g . s !:SsSSS SSs ss
CANADIAN NORTHERN.
Si2nf 2 es ssg in july n4dS 3l
DENVER RIO GRANDE.
Es%sfF S..8as week s miles N ss
pULuTH SOUTH sHoRB & ATLANTIC
sS2 s2nf to h july !" s fsi9s 5sa
GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM.
SsfPn4 s2 Tse5 u N g ssss5sss ss sstss.s
IOWA CENTRAL
Ssf9o1 Ssio TO %sth july in Ioy oSss fS5S fS5sSs @
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE.
5sfSnf 5ss @ fo IuV IN 1896
MINNEAPOLIS 81 ST LOUIS
SsS SsfSnf to sia ;a in f5Ts s5s .$s s$ s
MINERAL RANGE.
s% Ssf9nf to %of July in July a ss2 1ss2 $3.50 lSdS
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
5sf9"f s July IN July sss ssss2s ss
Central Branoh)
s$9i' sss ;s3 I'll. s$$
SOUTHERN
f.; I ;sg IL. ::
TOLEDO. PEORIA g. WESTERN.
sS SsfSnf TO Sess ;ay in siSs ssSSS S
TEXAS 8 PACIFIC
SiSnf sS to s sy in july sss s
WABASH
5ss 5sfSrf to s';s ssy in July
MINNEAPOLIS. ST PAUL sAULT STE. MARIE
6S:i:ss Opera ;aE'ss 'sss sss:s ''a rs s
S.t earnings niss. ss5a.o2. sisss2T - s5oa.as7
operstns expenses -. sscsioi S5i2215 s.7i45sS
Ne, earning. s5.osa.5T2 ss.oio.sao soi775s
New-York tribune., 1909-07-20
CHICAGO PRICES.

January Ill IS IL 50 1IJ Il So IL so
sna t4e" r a. 6e clos; VIII quoted i53
ana % Inres @ At tiS3 los me local nsdkes vas steady
PER-Adyaneed 70 f5s l2s Tor spot and Sd for
;;sssdy but anshanssa quoted ia 2;9
fsSG fG &S. o a st 2 los in in
tsoa4 85c sPELTER"Was Unchanged at f22 in Lon
sGR Sgbs and " M e. e. in The Local maTbe n ogo5
'a aoeg s9 at asi s arm The vs N far oPa Ps IRON NoG @
and unchanged. No sales. and regulars closed f7l-
SIS 5o9sio october SIS 5oasi6 % and November ard
MoIAssEs AND sYRrPs.Ths market 70, 2 moIa1se. ass;
active and f prices %ere Unchanged Quotations oo
New Orleans; centrifugal S9Elmon lsa ltn. fair le4
trif1EaI. common. 30 sc sYRUFs common. 13qfTc:
taiG. l6a2oc good Isa22c; prime 2la25c. fancy. =
OIiS- -Cotton'eed oil was easier day under NOR.
September and continued absenee of consupve demand
S72c. switch 800 bbs september March Is points
n@hSnsed ns s'e W. 9uos 19s STANDARD
whit bbls &c. buIE 475e Philadelphia 2oe bulk
ioSoc. pater White xsw York bbls 75c, bulk s 25s
y"degG&a y6l & S Eq5 p T''fE E6TTSxsb TIfS OIL
Al sae IuiV % Soa5 ca p, haSust Z 5Sas e4e sin6er
sss6 9e4S S JsngaTy o , s a. 52o ard i7g Mar
s3q@ eae prime %nlte fpa lr prime %n'er yei~'
3, az a. S GU, Of town ra9 e6aSic eacgta raw S5c
PROVISIONS Th-r" a moderate advance in
provisions to support from packers and light In
terror receipts agsrsgpng 90 hogs Of which 5000
~ere at Kansas cSty and 400 at omaha. chicago had
10000 hogs and expected 1000 on TUESDAY PORK
clear s2IaS23 PEEF@s,eady- Quotci: Mess. Slis
india mess. $50 aoqs2i REEF HAMs-steady Quoted
at S24dS2s DRESSED HOGS Steady. Quoted, Bacon
llac. $50 n, iI'.c; 100 N. 1hc: 40 10 I'tc: pigs
Smoking l2ApI3c. 10 n. 12i4al2%c: u n l2'saI2Hse
i2'saI3e rALLow-steady. quoted: city. 5e16c:
Western II eaal2 o6c city Iard-Frm Quoted a. 1l'4c
Refined lard-steady quoted: south AneTcs "a. con
quoted at 7Na77,c sTEfRINE Quiet quoted; oleo
l1c. city ard steaTine. l8'1c.
RICE-The general market for rice vas stsady 70
., dsfrisrt,on Quotations follow. Screenings 2a2c
ordinary 3sd+c: fair 4sT44c. good ordinary, 5F5sc
prime So aGr. choice a., asisc head Japan. 3'sG4c
ss,s' 5siss' Oh a'' Java '''' Rang on" '''' 7'"''
sT0AR-The market for rcnneA sugar ruled steady
tho exception being Warner Si~ net less l. The
foowinF less and per 100 n from invoice and
CRYSTAL ioniaos in containing - ~ cartons
2nc 40. Of - 5h cartons 100. Eagle tao
cubes EaRe 5rn teEs ppwdcrei and Eagle eonfeciion
crs- gruruat~t 3 TO- %NXN powdered. 5c. powdered
and coarse powdered +e6c; fruit powdered and Ease
Frnnulaed Ao5c; - bags do "15c; 20 u
tags 80 5i0r n do o5c. 10 N bags Do. DC =
5ss a9s % m oas5 sls,Sr a2 Sc A. e No
/ to-. No So, Nos 2 and 4 sthe, Ne 5 so. No
ls- No II : ~. No p ao5- Nos r. - and Il. 4c
No 10 = vithdfawn The local market closed
hn With duty gaid prices ag'ea a. t9oTs vs. S DdniT m
lasses sugar test. 3iTc There was sale ~ 45"H
bags Cuba centrifugal sugar Aue9st e.es i OK
duiy paid The Iondon market for beet sugar was dul
and unchanged ~ lower with July ana August al us
6l.d and October December at as iosd
New-York tribune., 1909-07-20

washington July 1a-The bureau Of statistics
Of the Department OF Agriculture to-day issued
ftatenent in defence Of its estimate that there
were about IA 00000 bushels Of wheat farms
On March J. 1903 The bureau says the quantity
i more likely 10 have been underestimated than
preFestinated ard that the attack was inspired
SAFELY by the desire of spectators TO gain personal
financial profits at the expense Of the general
public
New-York tribune., 1909-07-20
OFFER BONUS FOR JULY WHEAT.
Shorts Pay Gents a Bushel at Omaha to
Break Chicago Pool.
rBv Telegraph 10 The Tribune


omaha Jufv Eq-In an effort TO break the price
NJ wheat on the Chicago market g strong clique
nf wheat operators are buying up every bushel OF
Nebraska wheat as it comes from the thrasher
So great is the demand that bonus Of cents
n hushel over the market price is being paid for
u+est which can he shipped 10 reach Chicago in
time 10 apply on July delivery contracts.
With to-day's shipments and those tomorrow two
nundred cars Of new wheat will have been sent
from Nebraska 10 Chicago These will all reach
Chicago in time for July delivery and the owners
viii receive 50 a car bonus on each car.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-20
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles u. Barney s Co. No. q Broad
New York and No l22 south +'h street
New-York tribune., 1909-07-20

FURNISHED hy J. Thomas Reinhardt. ss Broad street
New YORK. and No. Is Exchange Place. Boston,
New-York tribune., 1909-07-20
NEW YORK AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

sAnd interest.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-04-21
Using tho Opportunity.


about the most resourcefnl young
person I've encountered In the real es-
tate lirc." said a Pittsburg man, came
from Ohio. BE secured place with
4 real estate firm. The SECOND evening
he was in town one OF his co-Y5rkers
introduced him TO IN evening sather-
Ing at the house OF we'll known
merchant. The company. learning that
the newcomer possessed voice. invit-
ed him to slug. BE responded with
Home. Sweet Home. -
Everybody was surprised at his Sc
lection, but as It was well done he
WINS heartily appIauded. Then he sur
prised them some more.
stepping Forward TO the center Of
the room. he said:
"T'm glad you liked the song. There
Is nothing like Home. Sweet Home"
and let me say that our firm Is selling
them on terms to suit and within
twelve miles OF the city. Il you don't
care to live there the fact yet remains
that it's the chance Of your life for an
investment '-kansas City Independ-
ent.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-04-21
Housckcc7ias In Pa5ua.

European housekeeping in Papua Is
charmirEly simple. Everything arrlv-
ed in tin. Tor the most part ready for
US. Meat. milk. butter. vegetabIeS-all
stood in tins in neat rows in the store
room. \ diet Of timed stuTs grew
rather monotonouS at times. but We
were able occasionally to vary 1t.
Sometimes a man would arrive with 4
live turtle. which he would sell for two
sticks of tobacco, costing threepence.
The wrctched turtle would be killed
and cut up, but would still insist on
qulverlns IN a most realistic manner
even when placed on the fire to cook.
Then. too, II the season was a good
one. the kitchen would be found lined
with joints.of wallabies. and it would
be hard TO know what TO do with so
much fresh meat.-wide World Maya
zine.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-04-21
Brain and Muscle.

According to Miss Loane. the author
of From Their Point of View" more
men are tramps and more women are
miserable housewives II married or
uaderpaid slaves If single because
they cannot or will not use their brain
power than because they are too lazy
for hard bodily labor. The amount OF
purely uninte!lectual drudgery dimip.
isles every year and the demand for
intelligent workers increases.
The author had one woman patient,
a worker among London poor. chron-
&c sufferer. who managed to keep house
and children in far more perfect order
than vigorous neighbors always scrub
bling and securing. She was once
asked how she contrived to do this.
and she replied:
Il makes my mind do three parts of
It. It isn't so much what does, but
what stops from having did"
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-04-21
luck Ia Golf.

Luck, IS will readily be understood.
is factor that enters very largely
into solf. Perhaps the nost notable
case on record is that of Jamie An
derson when competing for the charl-
pionship at Prestwick In 1878. BE had
just teed his bail for the seventeenth
drive when a little girl standing
among the spectators remarked that
he had uuccnsciouSly placed it just in
front of the proper line. Although
nobody else had noticed the fact. this
proved on examination by the referee
to be correct. Thereupoa Anderson
teed his ball again in fresh position
well behind the line and made drive
which landed him in tie hole and
eventually enabled him tc win the
match. II. however. he had played it
from the o-igina! spot he would have
been peaalized 4 stroke and have lost
the championship. Clearly. then. luck
on the links IS something to be taken
into consideration whatever nonbeliev.
ers may say to the contrary.-Bailey's
Magazine.