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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce December
Provisions

Cottolene-one half Dbl. 12a4c: half bbls.
12ssc; tierce, 1214c; tierces. 12asc; tierces.
12hc.
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes follows: Hams, 1s1s @19c; picnic
s lbs, 2315c; to 10 lbs, 2215c; 10 TO IL lbs,
2211c; fancy sugar cured bacon, 2515c; extra
light bacon, 6 to lbs, 221ac; to 10 lbs, 21 Ac;
10 to II lbs. 21iac; light dry salt bacon, to 10
lbs. 1s15c; 10 to II lbs, 1sc; medium bacon, lie;
light medium bacon, lie.
Lard-Tierces Ice. J0s 16Ac, los 1870, IS
1876, IS lie: compound lard, tierces 1O1ac. sos
10&c, los 11Ac. 5s 11asc, IS I114c: yellow cook
ing oil. Csc per gal; white cooking oil, Csc per
gal; salad OIL Csc per gal
Beef-Local prices are quoted Export lots, in
spected by the government 81 per Dbl high
er. Extra family beef, sl4 per bbl; family beef
$3.50 per bbl; extra mess beef $13 per Dbl; /;
smoked beef, 21c per Id.
Pork-Extra prime, In barrels. $27; clear S2s;
mess, S27: pig pork. s32; pigs feet. So. so for
half bbls 81 40 for % lb kegs and S1.3 for kits
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Refined Sugar Advances lOPoints
Linseed Oil &c Gallon Higher

barrels drums. IOc; $50 deg. on iron barrels
or drums. nl5e; special do. l2e; pearl on. in
cases lie: astral. lie; star. lie; extra star.
20c: Elaine. 261sc; eOcene, zoe; red crown and
motor gasoline in bulk 15c. in cases pc; No.
cases &C more; So deg. gasoline. in buSk soc, in
cases 571ac; varnish makers spd painters naph-
tha. in bulk lie. in cases 1S3ac-
Turpentine-7sc per gallon in cases and Tie
in bulk. drums and iron barrels.
Rosin (per hbl OF $50 lbsl-E. s.; +, sos;
G, S7.15; h. S7.35; l. S7-6o.
Red and White Lead-Red. s9s @9e; white. s@
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
Prices are 10 points higher.
The Western sugar roaming company quotes
as follows. terms net CASH standard ane
granulated. 5.S5e; standard coarse granulated.
5 roc H. i f. crystal dominos. cases, SS5c.
hblS J.s5c; do in boxes. q. 10c; monarch pow
dered; j. 4Je: XXXX powdered. DISC: candy
Petitioners crystal 5. .45c: extra inc granulated
5.1Je; magnolia a. 495c: extra G. 4.S5c; golden
=. 4Tjc; ID. 465c; bbls and 80 10 bags l0c
nalf bbls z5c. boxes oOc more per 40 lbs than
for bags OF 100 lbs net; bar IN 80 and 40 ID tins
81. 40 more. in 8 and 10 10 tins. S235 more per
100 lbs than price Of this grade in 100 ID bsgs.
The California and Hawsiian sugar refining
enp COMPANY quotes as Follows; SranIlatsd pass
9-S9e; Higrade bar. DOC; powdered S42e;
crushed. 5.6Oc; berry. 5.3Jc; c. & Fl. extra tine
Try granuIated. J-S5c; coarse dry granulated.
crystal J.45c: cubes. D soc. bricks, 5-6Oc: extra
fine dry granulated 1OO ID bags only. 5-1Jc.
excelsior A. 4.95c; extra c, 4.SJe; golden c,
4.T5c; yellow D. 465c; Il & f. crystal dominos.
S.3Jc. Additional per 100 lbs; in barrels aud
80 10 bags. Ice more; half barrels, 25e more:
boxes, soc for all grades. Bar in 80
and 40 ID tins. $40 more: in 10 10 tins S2.S5
more. Minimum order. carload weight
Hides. TaIIovT, Wool and Hops
Hides-Culis and brands sell about y ale un-
der quotations Heavy salted steers, 13 l2c: me-
dum. 13e; light. 1212c; eOwhides. 1215c for
heavy. 121ac for light; stays. 91Ac; salted kip.
13c; salted veal. 1715c; salted calf 1Sc; dry
hides. 21c; dry kip. zoe; dry calf zoe; dry veal.
23e; sheepskins. shearlings. 20440c each; shOrs
wool. 506t75c each: medium. T5c6S1 each. long
wool, S1-256175; lambs. 25475c; horsehides,
salt. 81 g2.5O for large and S1.sO02 for
dium, 75e01 for small and 25G5Oc for colts:
horsehides. dry. s2d225 for large and S125@2
for medium. 5Oc6S1 for small and 25050c for
colts; goatskins. prime angOra. T5cQ1: large
hair goats 35c: medium. zoe; small. 56I5c:
Mexican deerskinS. 371a 6I3Se. dry salted do. 25
d271ac; picked do. 3O@37Ac.
Tallow-NO I rendered. 50511cs No. 2 461
415c; grease. 20315c.
Wool-Fan clip: Northern free mountain. 11a
BE; Humboldt and MendOeinO. 13015c: south
ern, more less defective, 7130S1zc; fzll
lambs. s@1Oc for southern and 12@15c for
northern.
HOps-1T@2S15c for crop Of 1909.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

! Wall street stocks firm.
Cotton futures weak. Spots unchanged.
Copper market as before.
Associated oil very active and higher.
Palmer oil advances to 81.
Bank clearings gain 1913 per cent over 1905.
Silver and exchange rates unchanged.
Nothing new in grain.
Hay and beans as before quoted.
Dried fruits and raisins moderately active.
Linseed oil &c higher.
Refined sugar advanced 10 points.
Eggs lower. Cheese higher. Butter un-
changed.
Potatoes and onions quiet but firm.
Southern vegetables suffer from FROST
Fruit market fairly active.
Stocks of cranberries diminishing.
Poultry market cleaned up.
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Beans and Seeds

Beans-The bean market continues quiet but
firm. with prices unchanged.
Beans (per ctl)-Bayos. S4.T5@5-25: pea. nom
ina; small white. 81 1915; large white. S3-25 a
$50: pink, $3.6593 $50; red. S5G650; blackeye.
So. .SO6i4 10; lima. 81. 4.1Od4 %: red kidneys. 500
$50; cranberry beans, 81. % G4-50; Garvanzas.
81. 5063.50; horse beans, $1.50G2.25.
Seeds-Brown mustard. 444Ac; yellow mus
tard, 5Lc haxseed. AZ 0l5e, carload lots; ca
nary 4Zc: alfalfa. 16ls G1Tc; rape. ia 92Ae;
imported rape, aga &c; timothy, &c; hemp, 3A
63%c; miIlet. Sc per 10.
Dried PeasEGreen, S5 per ctl.
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Northern Business

SEATTLE. Dec 11.-Clearings s1,s32, 10;
balances S34S 622
TACOMA Dec. l1.-Clearings $3.50, 500; bal
ances, $54 470.
PORTLAND, Dec. 11.-Clearings sl,36a, ,67s;
balances S206 99S.
SPOKANE Dee. 1l.-Clearngs 1858, ,625; ball
ances Sl27 O5Q
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Meat Market

DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates TO dealers and butchers are
follows:
Beef.7d71sc per lb for steers. e@7c for cows
and heifers.
VeaI-71l d9c for large and 9d1o11c for small.
Mutton-Wethers. 81 @10c; ewes, s@ec per
pound
Lamb-1115c per ID.
Dressed Pork fper lb)-11@12c for light and
9@10c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight:
lb; under 300 lbs, &c; second quality, 81 @4c
third quality, 3Rc.
No. 1 cows and heifers. 315c; second quality,
&c; third quality, 21Ac; common, thin. undesir-
able COWS. &c.
Fat bulls and stays, 2@2Ac; half fat or thin
Caive.-Live weight. per lb. sac; medium
sc: heavy, 4@415c.
Sheep tper lb)-wethers. No. 1. SC; ewes
4lac.
Lambs tper lbl-This years milk lambs. So
6Ac.
Hogs tper lb)-Hard grain fed. weighing 100
to 140 lbs, I&c; 40 to 250 lbs, 71sc; 250 to $50
lbs. 71hc; common undesirable hogs SAGE
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Northern wheat Market

PORTLAND. Dec. Wheat-Track prices:
Club. s105; bluestem. ST. 10; red Russian, S1.0l.
WASHINGTON
SEATTLE. Dec. 1--wheat = Bluestem.
silly: club, sl.olk; fife, s1.o11s; red Rus
sian nc.
TACOMA, Dec. .-wheat-Milling. blue
stem. s1.14; club, s1.04. Export, bluestem.
$1.13; club, $1.03.
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Oil Stocks Continue Very Active
Associated and Palmer Higher

interior is concerned the gain last week having
been more than 81 coo. 600 but this largely
Offset by losses TO the subtreasury and through
gold exports.
The probabilities are that the flow of cash
from the interior viii be little heavier from
now TO the end of the year. because of the
dividend and interest requirements.
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Flour and Farinnceous Goods

Flour rules drm at the advance established
yesterday.
Flour-California family extras. $6.6oGT,
net without discount; bakers extras. $660G7
superfine. $5.4065.70; Oregon and Washington,
per bbl S5.7Od5.90 for family, bakers and pat
ents and 90 for cut of; Kansas patents. So
$3.50; do straights, S60596.30; Dakota patents,
$3.50; do straights. $3.50 per bbl
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in 100 ID sacks. net
cash, no discount, are as follows Graham hour
So 40 per 100 lbs rye -four. 81; rye meal. So 80;
rice -four, 81; corn meal $50; extra cream do.
$3.50; oat meal, $40; oat groats, $3.50; farina
$3.50; hominy $3.50: buckwheat flour. 81. 90;
whole wheat -four 3SO rolled oats, Dbl $6506n
{. in sacks S4.4066.5O; extra cream do. 81 in
sacks and $3.50 in barrels; rolled wheat, bbls So.
in sacks ST. 425d4.50; pearl barley. $40; split
peas. boxes. $500 for yellow and $3.50 for green
per 100 lbs.
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Dried Fruits. Raisins. Nuts and Honey

The market both here and in the east is only
moderately active, with prices steady to firm
and unchanged.
Fruits Evaporated apples, S@9c; apricots. 10
q 12c; moorpark, 1215 G13c; peaches. 50 gTAe;
prunes, 29s @3c, with &c premium for 40s and
no 30s at any price; pitted plums, nominal; ngs.
31a@4%e; pears, 81 012c; nectarines. 5d6c.
Raisins Layers, clusters 90 crown. $3.50;
crown. S1.75; crown, slips; ordinary layers,
3 crown, 90c; crown, S5e; seeded. AZ 9544c;
seedless sultanas, 2% 04%c; ThOmpsol's seed
less. 363Ac for unbleached and 7k9T%c for
bleached; loose muscatel. crown, 4c; crown,
Nuts-Aimonds nonparelis, I4H@15c: Xxi,
I4G14hc; ne plus ultra. 13@1315c; Drake, 101s
a lie; languedocs, 1091O13c; hardshells. 6154
&c; walnuts, 13 15c per lb for No. soft
shells. s1ac for No. do; pecans. 141s 416c;
Italian chestnuts, PIE; California chestnuts. S
q lie; peanuts A y Gl5c; pine nuts, zoe per lb-
Honey-Comb. 14Q15c for water white and
10412c per lb for light amber; dark amber, q
Sc; extracted, 71ac for water white and y a
615c for light amber; candied and dark amber.
4@4iac per 10.
26c for dark.
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Minneapolis Grain and Produce

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 11.--FIax, Sl.yUh.
Corn-No. yellow, 5994 @6094.
Oats-No white, 407s @41ssc.
Rye-No. 2, 70$4 @T1S4c.
Wheat-December, siiO; May, s1.10. Cash
No. / hard. S1.13A; No. l northern. S1.12&
No 2 northern, S1.10A; No. 8 northern, S1.0sal
nj 0o1a
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Chicago Dairy Produce Market
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Dec. 1f.-Hutton's wire sayS.
''The government report OF 10. 0SS. 600 bales OF
800 pounds gross indicates crop OF but little
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SANTA CRUZ, Dec 11.-Producers marketed
many eggs today, receiving Acc for all classes
The demand for home consumption cut short
materially shipments to outside points
PETALUMA, Dec. I1.-There was no change
in the price paid for eggs today after receipt
of quotations from the San Francisco dairy
exchange; 53c and 52c have been the pre-
vailing prices all week. Conditions remain un-
changed.
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Potatoes, Onion. and vegetable.

As a result of the heavy frosts in the growing
districts receipts of misceilaneous vegetables
from the southern part Of the state are running
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MONEY CONDITIONS
RESTRAIN TRADING
Year End Financial Require
ments Affect Stocks Move
ment in Wall Street
New York Stock List

E. F. Hutton & Co.. 400 California street,
members Of the New York stock exchange, fur
nish the following list of bond and stock sales
yesterday;
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Lincoln Mortgage & Loan Co.

ez1 First National Bank Bldg. Oakland.
Entire aI4th Floor Whittell Bldg.
san Francisco.
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New YORK Produce

NEW YORK Dec. 11.-HODs-Dul1 Pacific
HidesW0uisf. Borotss sfI%assEe- Central
wool-Steady. Domestic fleece. s6ds7c.
Petroleum-Stesdy- Refined New York. $50
Philadelphia and Baltimore. $s.O5; do in bulk,
sugar-Raw. quiet Fair refining. s.s11sc:
3.5615e. Refined quiet No. s. 4.66c; No. Z.
t.aSs: 10 il. 49ce; No. No. z. % 4SSc; Nc, No. Is. Is
mold A. 5.50c; cut loaf, 595e; crushed. 5SJc:
powdered 5.25c, granulated. 5.15c; cubes. ). 4Oc
COfee--Futures closed steady net unchanged
TO 10 points higher Sales were reported Or
uary. at 6-5Jc. March at 6.55G6 zoe: MAY at
$500. July. September and October at 6.S5c.
Spot. quiet No Rio, SIC. nominal: No.
Santos, SAc. Mild quiet COrdOva. 9d111sc.
Butter-Firm Creamery specials 35c;
tras. ;4c; thirds 10 drst. S1433c; western fac
tory. 23la @2Te-
Cheese-Firm; unchanged.
Eggs-Sfeady; unchanged Receipts. 2, i07.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-Quiet; prices nominally
UNCHANGED at TIsdSc for Decemher-January on
spot Fancy new crop. 101a M11lac; choice. &c.
prime. rs @9e; old crop. prime, I12c; common
Prunes-SIoderateIy active: prices steaav
California. up to 3O-40s. 2a4 G9c; Oregon. 209c.
Apricots-Quiet. but 6rm- Choice. 11as n
111sc; extra choice. 1115d12c; fancy. 1214 a
Peaehes-Steady Choice 6S, arc; extra
choice. 7GT13c; fancy "a 0se
Raisins-Unsettled- Loose muscatel, 4a515c;
choice to fancy seeded. 81 d6&,e. Seedless. 3ls
d5c; London layers. S1.1TlaQ Q1.30.
Chicago Dairy Produce Market
CHICAGO. Dee. 11.-Butter steady: cream
cries. 26G 33e; dairies. 24G29c. Eggs steady; re
2Ola GI2Jisc: frsts 29c: prime hrsts. 3Olac.
Cheese firm; daisies. 16d16S,c; twins. 16d16i4c;
Young Americas, 16lac; longhorns 161sc-
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Local Bank CIearings

San Francisco bank clearings last week were
SAL 16S. 234, against S37 147. 6f7 for the same
week last year, increase of 81, ,020,e17 or los
per cent
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Section Six
COALINGA

Section Six. COaIinga, is one of the
best sections in Coalinga. the biggest
producing oil field in the world The
section Six OIL Company owns outright.
not on lease. 43 acres in this famous
section.
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Portland Butter MarI,et
Egg Market in Nearby co.n,,e.

PORTLAND. Dec. H.-Butter-City and
ountry creamery extras, 39c; fancy. 35m37c.
tore, 2o@24c.
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SALES
Morning session-
Mining stocks
2tOCkS
TnHK ExCuANGu

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales~on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board Yesterday:
COMSTOCKS
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/
producing oil field in the world The
Section Six OIL Company owns outright.
not on lease. 43 acres in this famous
section.
The Merrill Crude lease in the Kern
river district is one of the best. if not
the very best. leases in the field, and
Kern river is the second largest pro-
dueing field in the world. The Section
over $500 per month from this lease.
The section Six oil Company owns
two-fifths of the capital stock of the
wells of a cepaeity of about 500 barrels
per day and about 10000 barrels of oil
in storage
The section six oil Company owns
outright 40 acres of excellent pros
pective ground in Devils Den, where
some of the best oilmen in the state
are looking for big producing field TO
be developed.
With all these varied holdings in four
fields. is not Section Six stock a good
investment at anything like a dol ,iar
share2 1t can be bought now a 50
cents. The company will pay its Hdrst
dividend in January and quarte4 rly
thereafter
Oil Book and Market Letter fr
for three months upon request
full particulars of Section Six and 9TH
listed. dividend-Day1ng stocks Va
make a sPecialty of this class of DIN
securities.
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very light and from present indications arrivals
will be small for many weeks Less than 80
the receipts We're mole on less damaged by
frost. String beans and peas of good quality
lots were hard to sell The other descriptions
sold very slowly unsustained prices Potatoes
and onions closed quiet but firm at the old
Potatoes (per ctIl-River white. 7O@soc for
common to choice and soe@sl for fancy; salinas as
81 Is; sweet potatoes, 81 .5O@1. so.
Onions-90cqs1 per ctI.
egetables-Tomatoes. 81 .25G1.50 per box for
bay and T5c@S1 per crate for southern; green
peas. SG 12Iae per 10; string and wax beans. S4
l. lac per 10: lima beans. S@10c per ID; summer
cabbage, 4o@50c per ctl: cueumbers. 5Uc@SI
per dozen; cauliaower, soc per dozen; turnlps
6Gse per lb; green peppers. 5@7c per ID; mush-
rooms, 2o@40e per ID; rhubarb, o@oc per 10
Deciduous and Citrus Fruits
The usual extra demand for week end wants
brought out some moderated active buying OF
fresh fruits. and although pears and grapes
was Inclined to easiness. Fancy lemons were
quoted at a lower range. a decline in values at
gerines also lower on the arrival of y
straight carload and several local lots. Navel
oranges were in free supply. and with sales
slow prices were weak and unchanged Prices
for top quality offerings of apples were un-
hands and the statistical position of the mar
ket was considered strong. Stocks Of cram
berries rapidly diminishing and few
remaining lots were firmly held at the recently
advanced quotations.
Berries = Cranberries. Sl2G13. 80 per bbl;
huckleDerries. SGl10c per ib.
Apples (per box)-Fancy bell1owers, S110@
125; Newtown pppins S1.25@1.50; do red.
81 1.40@175; choice 75c61; common. 40@65c;
Christmas apples $2G2.25.
Pears-Winter Nellis. Sl.T5@2 per box other
varieties I5cM$1 per box.
Pomegranates-5Oc0 q sc for small and S1-25g
1-50 for large boxes.
Persmmons-9Oc0$ per box.
Grapes-Crates. $10I25 for verdel and Tjc6
81 for cOrnichOn; boxes. 50G75c
Citrus Fruits tper box SIencia oranges, s.
Q250; navels $2-25d2.J0 for fancy and $1-T5@
for choice: tangerines. $1M1.25 for small and
$1.50d1.75 for large boxes: grapefruit s.. 50d3
for seedless lemons, $4G4 - for fancy, 81 30Gl3
for choice and S1@1-J0 for standard; lines, 81
a 5Or
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. 75c@1-T5 per
bunch for Hawaiian and 81. 50Q3.50 for Central
r.ir.o -. cal .ln-o
, 1909-11-24

hi@hways nothing hut deep rivers Of maa
Chaos loss is estimated al 5000 goo dollars
The people in the Larega v,l will have
no trains for months the Hooded rivpre
Yuma, Jaya and CuaDa htyag prtcticaI.,
wrecked the Sanchez Larega Railroad. No
news has boeu received from the south u
the island.
Grand Turk, 18th-The N,va Sootian
schooner, Alexandria, which WINS driven
ashore at east htrbor on November LIST, is a
total wreck The crew escaped. The Alex
andria was loading salt when driven ashore,
and had taken 5000 bushels On board.
No news has been received from the Cal
COS Islands since the storm.
, 1909-11-24
DIR. COOK AND THE ASCENT OF
MOUNT Nc kINLEY.

A sensational turn has been given to the
inquiry by the Explorers C.uo, Of which Or.
Cook is a member, into the doubts east upon
his contention that ne 81 mb4d Mount Me
KinIey, in Alaskt, in September, 1906, by
the publication on Oct IL Of au a6i ,avit
made by Nr. Edward BlrriIia, his guide and
only companion Oh the ascent. Mr.. Barrille
sWeurs that Dr.. Cook was never nearer than
Il miles to the summit; the highest eleva-
ton reached did not exceed 10000 it. He
declares, that the photograph in DR.. Cooks
book "To the TOP of The C|0nJinaut was, in
fact Il Photograph OF the peak 1T an eieYa-
ton OF not more than S,00Oft., and not less
in an air line than 70 m,Ies from the top Of
the mountain. The photograph II question
showed Mr.. Barci!la standing on the suppJs-
Ell top Of the moan ain with the Amer IAN
flag dashed TO an aXalu his ht0I. Mr.. Boz
rifle asserts that the fIm was carefully eX-
posed at saah RI aug!e As 10 saur of views
of the sarroun ling eigh. peaks, making it
appear that they actually assembled the whole
10000 It. Of the moulsaiu, and this p9rtrcu-
lar peak was chosen because II looked the
same as the top II Mount Mckinney N the
distance. M. Barrble f0rtbet nyers hat bv
the direction Of DIR. Cook he "jootorei his
diary, changing the dates t. accord With the
PICTURES and the Doctors intended a7ser-
tons, and thao the whole of The vivid de-
scrptions Of the ascent BY Dr. Cook in The
book are fraudulent and not based on Iaco,
DIR. Cook ut tha time Of tn supposed ascent
having descended the monntaiu ana goue
boating IN a gasoline launch on the river AZ
the soo5.
DR.. Cook, when informed in Philadelphia
of the publication OF Mr B%ar!ilie's afiiaylJ
simply sad he could prove that he reached
the summit Of the mountain as he had as
serted. ana that the only reason he could
imagine why the guide should say thtt ho
did not. was because Mr. Btrr5lle through "A
oversight had not been paid in full tor his
services.
Mr.. Walter Miller, the photographer Of
the Mckinney expedition, has nude an all
davjt at Seattle corroborafing NJ. har"t.c
B35h have been obtained by att "ae,s sup
posed to represeu, the Pea"y Arctic Club.
Yielding TO tn. demand taat, me should
suspend his lucrative lecturiu3 tour III oTdtr
speedily to prepare date to establish ha
claim that he reached he North Poe, IL.
Cook announces th0J he VIII Ell ieayour TO
cancel his engagements and TO begun WORK
Oh his proofs within ten days. After he has
despatched them to Copenhagen -prob1oIr
two months hence-Dr. Cook hopes to leal
an expedition TO the slmmjt Of Mount 5Ie
Kinlev in order to find the records 81 u}s
earlier feat.
Commander Peary viii submit his dt1
10 the National Geographic Society in Wash
jnofon This week-Tj92ea, Oct. END.
, 1909-11-24
Ms
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liquor and the taXatl0n l 1000. lIa DDDo-
siIon commends tne Lords for appaal ag
to the nations judgment against a t%yranni-
cal majority in the Commons,
Later adyices from Singapore state that
Nj. HablD, the Owner OF tho Hope Diamond.
was on board La Sevna, and that the Dm.
mond sank with him. The Onda's owner as
serts that La Seyno was blam4worthy, hav-
ing altered her course across the Onda's
BOWS.
A Sydney despatdh reports that the rail
ways are refusing conslgnmeuts, especially
of wool, because trafic is congeated in con
sequence OF a strike Of golfers. The legjs-
lative asse bly,, by 80 votes to Is, has reject
ed the Labor.tes' proposal that he Govern
ment should take oven enough MINES to sup
plv public necessities during a strike.
Advices from Canea, Crete, state that p
cylind 4rful Of dynamite cartridges exploded
in the hail Of the Chamh9r ct Deputies, The
renort being audible throughout the city.
The building was un0ccp pied and 10 soriou
damage was done, but much alarm was caus-
ed through the report being thought to be
artillery firing. The anneXationists i'tendal
to dispense the meeting to be held 10 organ
iz3 the new government.
A telegram fromLima states that while the
bishop Of Cu1co was siding with his
secretary an anarchist hurled a bomb,
killing the Bishop and blowing off the
legs Of his secretary. The ASSASSIN failed
III an attempt TO commit suicide and the
police with difficulty prevented him from
BENG lynched.
Washington, Nov. 17th-Tt will not be
sur rising If the United States should in
teryeue in Nicaragua. Possibly American
bankers viii assume the N~iGaraguan bonds
, 1909-11-24
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Es7e HE meeting of the Commission IL Ere
a. deriksted School house on Nov. 25th
is postponed to FRIDAY Nov 26th at }
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CLutrH1uB.
, 1909-11-24

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