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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-05-01
GODS COUNTRY

Where is Gods country?
Ask him of the North,
Where winds are fanged and wolfsh, and where the
They W Wi5l tg q Northman answer. while laughing
And tell You with a gesture that's sweeping, loving,
Here is Gods country.
Where is Gods country?
Where but a name is winter, vague, dreamy, terror
Where there are tapping water and breezelets to
Where will the gentle Southern in languid pride
And point unto the landscape that smiles back at
Here is Gods country.
Where is Gods country?
And thus will speak the wanderer: MY keel rests
IT'S where the home light is shining from out TIL.
Ills where, when falls the evening, one hears the
Of mother unto children, and when the young re-
There is Gods country. Arthur Chapman.
Editor The Ranch: Just received the first copy of
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change my address to Elma, cheha5is e County, wn.
Amboy, Wash.
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AS l am leaving this part of the country, please
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with it. ELMER WELLMAN,,
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Editor The Ranch: Your valuable paper received.
I did not know that there was such a good ranch
paper published in Washington. Please change
the address from Etna to Ariel, Wash.
w. S. BROWN,
April -, 1909. Ariel, Wash.
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I have just received a copy of The Ranch, which
my brother forwarded to me from Vancouver, Wash.
l like the paper fine and will be pleased to have you
change the address from Vancouver, Wash, to Cen
trail Point. Ore. S. c. COLLINS,
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Editor The Ranch: Please find soc renewal for
The Ranch. Change address from Spokane, Route
No. 4, to Medical Lake, Route No. l, Washington.
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April -, 1909. Medical Lake, Wash.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-10
Cattle Of All Kinds Strong to Ter
Cents Higher.
HOGS CONSIDERABLY Stronger
sheep and Lambs Command Not Far
from steady Prices In Most
All Cases, bat Trade
g. slew.

The following table shows the receipts OF
cAttle- hogs and sheep al South Oman for
the year 10 date. compared with last year;
1873 1919. Inc. Dec
cattle .-........... IS1e4 2NsE .-.-- &.7sl
Hogs .---.......... 5l6.TO es1QA ...-.. lfi.3o4
sheep ............. 80. Tg SIS G.5l .---.-
The following table shows the average
Hice 81 hogs ~ South Omaha for the last
several days. with comparisons:
Date. 1903. lss. ls07. fr0s. lss lsoa 1875.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-10
FIGURES on DEATH RATES
South Dakota Low Among States in
Registration Area.
PNEUMONIA BEATS WHITE PLAGUE
LunE TrosbIes Head List In Ns@ber
OF Victims. with Heart Disease
aRd Violence Close
Rehfnd.

WASHINGTON. Msrch Sine bureau o.
The census has just published is eighth
annual report on mortality statistics whica
presents the figures for the calendar year
is7. together with comparative data for
the years 1895 20 lsoS inclusive
The statistics given IN the report DO not
cover the entire country. but only that
portion OF the United States known as
the 'registration area The registration
area in 1901 inoluSed nfteen states. the Dis
trict Of Columbia and seventy-six other
cities. The fifteen registration states we're
California Colorado. Connecticut Indiana,
Maine. Maryland Massachusetts,. Michigan,
New Hampshire. New Jersey. New York.
Pennsylvania. Rhode island. South Dsko;
and Vermont
The aggregate population Of fne regiars-
tion area for the calendar year ls0 is ssii-
mated az l,T5S.Ug7, or Ss per cent Of total
estimated population OF continental Cnited
States Tor that year.
The total nUmber % deaths reported for
the registrston area in 1907 was y 7.OSt. cor
responding 70 a desth rate OF les per loo
Of estimated population. In 1875 the rate
was 1e1.
The death rates per lgo OF population for
the registration states we're as follows for
las and 1q3-.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-10
SEATTLE TO BOOM ORIENT
Exposition VIII Give Big space 10 the
Things Of the Far
East.

.'The United states government viii be
one of the biggest exhibitors al the Seattle
Exposition. said a p. Campbell. general
ageLt Of tie Burlington ~ Seattle, who
was IN Omaha TUESDAY The show will
rot o. given so much 10 exploiting EURO
peah ~countries as previous exposiuons.
More space Will be given 70 oriental coun-
sries aud tine government Vii have four
blk buildings. the general government eK-
nIhit ami separate bulldings for Hawaii
the Philippines and Alaska. The main
buildings are eompietea and me show VIII
oper on time. june T. The streets are
paHed with asphalt and everything II "a
an advanced state Of progress
The middle states are oendins thousands
n settlers into the n~orth~est this wear.
moro than ever before. Coming uhis way
We passes trsinload after trsiniaad %
people eaEer Ger AND and fcr : home n
the fzst d~eseleping o0unug
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-10

since the southern states are not in
cluded in the registration area, the sta
tistics concerning the mortality Of the
colored race are meager. In those regis
tration cities in which al least one-tenth
Of the population was colored the death
rate per 1000 inhabitants was 20 IN The
case Of the oolored and lei ip The Ease
Of the whites.
The total number OF deaths reported
from all forms Of tuberculosis for the
year 1907 was 1850. an increase OF l.l5s
over the number reported forIse6. When
allowance is made for the increase in
population. however. the death rate de-
clined slightly. falling from 1S4.2 per
leo. coo in 1895 TO 1895 in 1907.
Nine OF the fifteen registration states
had decreased rates I'm 1897 as compared
with 1906. The highest rates for 1897
were those for Colorado C2Ss.4) Califor-
mia C27S.s). Rhode Island t2O0.s). and
Maryland (200.2D; while the lowest rates
were for Michigan Gss.s) and South Da-
kota u6D. In California no less than
is per cent OF all deaths occurring dur
ing 1907 were from tuberculosis, in Col
orsdo the proportion was even greater
us4 per cent?. These states. however.
are credited with more than their just
proportions Of deaths from tuberculosis
since many persons suffering from this
disease go 10 these states in search OF
health, and when they die there their
deaths are reported for these states
rather than for the states from which
they came. The high rate for Rhode
Island probably is the result OF the dense
and largely urban population, while that
for Maryland - caused by the large num-
Der OF colored inhabitants, among which
class tuberculosis is particularly preva-
lent and fatal.
The large cities with highest rates were
Denver. Colo. $3.50: New Orleans. La
C3sa); Newark. ~. ]. (2SlSl; Washing
ton. d. c. t2SO); Cincinnati. o. t2s6s);
Baltimore. Nd. C:6s2). and Jersey City.
y. ]. 6a6l.s). The high est rates for cities
with less than lo0, 0o Inhabitants were for
I San Antonio, Tex $3.50 ard Colorado
Springs. Colo. C5s0.s). In the case OF
cities. a. well as states. the health re-
sorts are credited with more thsn their
due share Of deaths from his disease.
tuberculosis OF the lungs caused nearly
nine-tenths OF ali Of the deaths from
tuberculosis in its various forms
The mortality OF the Indians from
tuberculosis is undoubtedly far higher
than that Of either the whites or the ne
groes. although IL is believed by careful
investigators that the disease was entirely
absent before the advent Of the whites In
America
The total number Of deaths from ali
forms OF violence in the registration
area during the year 1907 WsE b2,5fs. an
increase OF 1885 over the number for ire
previous year. The death rate rose from
1903 per 100. 600 OF population for 1905
10 l.s5.s for 1897.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-10
Totals


CATTLE-Th-re was 2 fr,era. run OF cat
tie this morning. $50 cars peing reported m
The quality was about OF an average Win
recent SAYS. there being quite A ~sprinking
OF very decent kiiefs, both beef STEERS and
COW stuff. end A good many that were Ca
Inc trashy order.
The very heavy fsll Of snow. which con-
tinued all the forenoon, gave promise OF
light receipts Tor tire CAV foll1w1nE and
with that expectancy buyers were ali out
in the yards early. determined TO secure
as many cattle as possible, In view OF the
probable shortage tomorrow. The result
was an active market. with prices strong
10 Ice higher than yesterday. There were a
good many cattle il he yards good enough
10 sell from && Op 10 S6.@
The mzNket on COWS and heiferS was also
strong TO loc higher. with everything sellns
freely at the advance Buyers cleaned up
the offerings just about as fast as they
could get a chance. TO look al them, and
the big bulk OF the receipts changed hands
Ia good season.
As a rule. stockers and feeders do not
sell TO good sdvantage curing stormy
weather. but TODAY was an exception 10
the rule. Everyone seemed 10 Toe looking
The market was also strong 10 Toe higher
on that kind A feeder buyer paid as nigh
as 8.o for a very choice bunch.
Cattle quotations: Good 10 choice corn
fed beef steers. s62dSSa; fair 10 good
cornfed beef steers. &-7OdSS: common 10
choice COWS and heifers, SE5d6.5o; fair to
good cow and heifers, G-50dA50; common
TO fair cows and heifers. &2Eds-B. stock
heifers. S.O0l4B: veal calves, S-5ol4 81,
bulls, stays etc, Gh44&; good 10 choice
stockers and feeders. ASsaS.W; fair 10
mon 70 fair stockers and feeders. 6@a
AS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-10
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Developments Show that Financial
Interests Are Holding Aloof.
VOLUME OF BUSINESS SMALL
Pit Has Appearance Of Ante-Copten-
tfou Day-FiRsneial Authoriues
Regard Missouri Rate De-
eistss as Ina Portant.

NEW YORK. March e-The stock mar
kei SHOWS with ErowinE clearness that sub
stHnual financial interests arr holding
sloOf- 1esterdays was the smallest DAYS
business since The period preceding the
national election and the CharactB Of the
market from weekend % weekend Is even
more Ike that Of last summer before the
natCnsl conventions had been held than
the prediction period.
FINANCES authorities consider that the
JrttEd States district court decision AGAINST
the Missouri rate lsv n far-reachirr in
Importance. not only 20 the railroads d.
tectly concerned. but in its Indication Of
he judicial safeguards against similar
legislation elsewhere The attempt today
70 extend the moderate effect OF this deci-
sion which was felt yesterday proved
futile Its influence tlay have been i'm
paired BY the news Of a similar measure
N progress in the ksLsss legislature and
by an attempt TO pass a new 2-cent fare
OH In Pennsyivania or by the considera-
ton that the decision is subject 10 appeal
The slump in American Ice. sfter a
sudden advance. -accumpanied by indus
trcus tipping. gave an example OF ! tin
gone wrong and serve a. a warning q
It's danger. The effect was bad on the
tone OF the market Vague rtimors Of a
coming bond issue by the Missouri Pacific
anc the Union Pacific had a modsratinC
STRENGTHENING effect for a time. but cid
not last
The beginning q gold exports to LONDON
was Of little effect on the money market,
as has been the outEo Of gold 10 Argentina.
but was Interesting as marking the first
Shipment Of the metal direct TO London
from New York since the financial panic
OF 1871 London bore the most strain Of
the ~convulsivs demand for gold from New,
York In the panic and drew on continental
centers 10 repieniEh its supplies. When
The current Of the movement shifted from
New York again London used its com
mand OF the movement 10 divert the gold
70 other ceuters in paymen Of its bliga
tons
The shipments tomorrow Of gold from
New York to London. therefore. represent
IN some ways the resumption Of normal
conditions between the two MARKERS. The
fact thai two months merchandise exports
from this country ave fallen SsS.OG0O10 in
value below those for the same period LAST
year, while imports in the same comparison
have increased s+20o,0o. makes the reason
Tor the movement plain. The continued
liquidation Of foreign holdings OF foreign
securities and some American partfcination
IN foreign loan subscriptions make W add
uonal requirements for remittances abroad
Money rates were ouotably lower today
both on call and on time. Last prices OF
stocks were around the lowest Of the day.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales. par
value S-E%0W. United States bonds, .
ana 81 registered, and A., coupon. advanced
= per cent on call today.
NUMBER OF sales and leading ouotarion,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-10

ROME March s-The % who has been
suffering from a cold Sc much better today
The beautiful s~rring-like weather has had a
good effect on The patient. he has not
yet been allowed 70 come down TO The
state apartments, but he insists upon re-
suming his audiences and today received
IN MS own private Apartments Cardinal
Richelsu. archbishop or Turin. and Mon
siEnor Trobec. bishop Of 81. Cloud The
pontiff expressed the desire 10 descend
soon 20 the throne room 20 receive Cardinal
Mercier, archbishop Of Nschiin. who IL
here with five Belgian blshoFs and q BEL
gan pilgrimage
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-10

SHEEP-Thare was a very ralr run OF
sheep today snd the quality Vas falfil
good but unfortunately a Yerg large Iro-
portion q the arrivals came in ver wet
and suggy from the heavy fall % snow,
and there were also many OF them con
s~idersbiy the worse for having been in
muddy feed yards. The same storm that
made the sheep hook bad delayed trains O.
such an extent that hardly more than half
the estimated receipts were In sight when
u VAS time for the market 10 open. The
wires 20 eastern points were down 50 that
buN ers we're thrown eutinFly on their own
responsibility and were without n infor-
nation IS 20 what was doing al other
points.
The late rains and lack OF information
and The IOor appearance Of the sheep all
combined to make q rather dull and slow
their time IN making selections and were
IN no hurry whatever 10 IN orders. A. q
result the market on sheep was not nearly
as active or snsppy as usual ano al the
same time there was an undercurrent Of
Still buyers paid for such stuff
IS they wanted prices that looked about
steady with yesterday ood Mexican
NearlingS sold W as high as 8S and
heavy old wethers brought S&
The market on lambs was less active
and less to the liking OF the sellers than
the sheep market Buyers did not sppear
TO be anxious for the lambs. al least for
the kind on sale. and the trade wss pretty
dull with prices weak 10 possibly a little
lower in some cases.
Lster trains brought in lambs Of better
quality and IN the end the offerings were
pretty well cleaned up. the general mar
ket being steady TO possibly a little lower.
as noted above. and vet good Mexican
lambs sold up 10 S-.s5, the best price paid
for lambs on this market in some time.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Good ~
TO choice lambs. S.n1T. -. fair 20 Eood
lambs. &50d7.m. feeding lambs. &Bd675
good 70 choice light yearlinEs, &0GS.&i
good TO choice heavy warnings. &01T5.5o.
feeding NearlinEs- &-Sd6T Is: good 10 choice
wetheTs, S.4ous.6. fair 20 good wethers.
&.GGG6 ~: feeding wethers. 3400d4D: good
10 choice ewes. S.O0Q6.3e: fair 10 good ewes,
A.5fG6-n. feeding ewes. S50d4So, Culls
and bucks. N.6od26.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-10

BOSTON. March s-Money. cali loans p
Gg5k per cent: time loans. 3d4 Der cent.
Arehssrn al e - Ariaana cr-we-AnI gE
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-10
kan.as CIty Live stock Market.

cents. a.6s head. including 100 southerns:
market strong 10 iec higher: TOP. sic;
choice export and dressed beef steers. &&
G5-75; western steers. seas 50, stockers
and feeders. SA0ld6lp. southern steers, $40
Ti E: native COWS. S2o0d6.E; native heif-
err, SJ0ah.S: bulls. E-&G6-m; calves, S400
Md75-
HOGS-ReceiptE., l250o head. market
steady 10 &c higher: tor &71f: bulk OF
sales. Ga5G870; heavy, &s@61h: pack
-ers and butchers. S6-5066T5; light. &5d
650: pigs. &.&dSlsa.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. AoG
head: market steady; lambs, IS 1901
yesrlinEs. S19d7.lO: wethers. SaNdS9;
ewes. SEQ -: stockers and feeders. S0
As.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-10

CarlOt Receipts.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-10
=. Loul, LIre stock Markrt.

ST. LOUIS. March e@CATTLE-Receipts,
$500 head. Including l6o Texans: steady
10 lOc lower: native shipping snd export
steers. S00d7-I5: dressed beef and butcher
steers. A01d68, steers under 1910 lbs,
s.5gGhna. stockers snd feeders. SSG6 20.
COWS and hsifers. G0sa6& Gamers, GGQ
s5, bulls. S.esdS-5; calves. SSgd8-3i
Texas and Indian steers. 650NS 20: cows
and .heifers. E75GS&
HOGS-Receipts. $50 head: lac higher
pics and lights. lB4GD; packers. $500
$50. butchers and best heavy, s. 1870.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rsceipts. 269
head: steady: native murtCns. A0SGS- IS
lambs. &BidS-Oo' culls and bucks. S-Sd
SIS stockers. 656A0.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-10
OMAHA GENERAL MARKER.
staple and Fancy Prices Fur.
niEhed By Buyers and Wholesaler.

BUTTER-CrsAmery. No. ! delivered TO
the retain trade in lib. cartons, SIC; No. !
sc; in 6O-lb. tubs, Z11c; packing stock. lsc;
fancy dairy, tubs, Aazlc. common roll,
iresh maze. aS. Market changes every
Tuesday.
EGGS-Fresh selling stock. eandled. soa
&c No storage stock in Omaha market
CHEESE-Flnest Wisconsin full lean.
f%svorite, | IN hoop, ise; azisies. y Il soop.
l5hc; cream brick fun case. lSe; block
Swiss. lsc; full-ereAm amburger isG
Beef Cuts-hibs, no. ], lSc. No. 2 BE;
No. q sue LON, No. l. Isa@c; No. 2 l4c; No.
a gke Hound. No j. sc; 30. I ssc: No.
9 The Plate. No l. &C: No :. nc Ma
PoULTRT-Ahve. springs. lsc: mems. IOc:
cocks, ORC. DUCKS, l011e; geese, SIC. tur-
fowls. Per doS. I5O. squsSs. per dsz. 8
Dressed, hens, lie. springs. l1g1Snc. cocka
Sze ducks &c; geese. Ne turkeys. 2ie.
FISH-Whitsfish. frozen. l0e: hsrrinE.
Sac; sslmon, loc; pike. Sc piekersL 5Ag7c;
trout, loc; catfish. leql2es halibut, g, red
snapper. lie; black bass. &c; crappies. ca
g; perch. Sc goldfish. lse; smeits. &c: eels,
i5c; Holsters. green. &c: boiled. SSc; frogs
fREsH FRUITS Apples. Sew YORK
Pippins. H$; dab Roam Beautles' g..
extra fsney Ben Davis. per box. TIA Ba-
EsSaS -Oi lemons 6Gt' ssS Ear q en.6 oraREs1
- Grapes. Malagas, $50 per ksg Florida
pine2pples. per crate. s.
VEGETABLES kansas s-Weetpotstoa.
as per Dbl California celery. large -.
smaller. 6oc. New York Holland seed cas-.
lsge Sse PEI 70. Wisconsin Red Globe
onjons. IAc per 10. California eaulincvsr.
3 per crate Tomatoes Florida. ehAxksi
crate, $50; Cuba 6-basket crate. So Let
tues per ooz. zoe. Old Eegetablss-par-
ships, turnips, carrots-ES per bbL. Florida
new beets, carrots. parsnips, tuFnips. etc,
per doE. s5c.
CHARACTERISTICS per az.
HlDES-No. ! green. S7Sc; No. / cured. Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-10
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices ON BOARD of Trade.

CHICAGO, March e.-Following a break
in prices in the session the wheat market
rallied sharply today. the May delivery ao-
Vancing nearly Sc above the low point Of
with prices showing net gains Of lzc 10 10
Ilkc. Corn. oats and provisions also closed
strong.
The early slump IN wheat was due 10 re
newed prort taktng by several OF the lead
ing bulls and 70 miscellaneous selling
brought out by the extremely bearish show
ing Of the government report At the starr
prices were &c hiEher 20 &C lower. May
being a. A.1SAd3.lsi d July a. ndH-sQ
Ia. on the break May dropped TO Silica
while July sold off 10 n-M7t- The weakness
was due to some extern TO the hesyfness
~ cash wheat al al the principal grain
csnters ia this country, Toward the middle
Of the day the bull leaders began 10 buy
both the MAY and July and continued a
heavy purchas Tor the remainder OF the
day. This started active. covering by shorts,
resulting IN a quick advance. May going
10 N-1sA and July 10 N.fs1SuAo4. me mar
ket closed excited and strong with May a.
y1tSal-lyh. and July at A6Ss
TO 6gtc . new high record marx for the
season. The marker was' supported al
day by leading bulls, and after 3 moderate
decline early a decidedly bullish air pre-
vailed during the remainder OF the session,
The market closed strong al almost the
being at 69isc and July at 64c.
Oats displayed moderate eakne al
the starr. but rallied and continued strong
the balance OF the session May closed .at
5ltaS3e and July a. 5ossc.
Provisions rallied from slight weakness
early in the day and held firm the greater
part Of the session. At the close prices
we're 71+c lower 70 TIC higher, compared
4. With yesterdays final close.
The leading futures ranged as follows
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-10
,ALVEs


HCGS-Reoeipts n hogs tnis moraing
we're very liberal - cars being reported
in. but in spite q the large offerings there
was a c"OrTespOncingly gpod demand As
the fail Of snow increased during the fore
nom. promising a lighter run for TIE day
following. buFerE seemed more anxious 70
take on 8 liberal supply today. Thus.
while everyone started out bidding prices
that were II anything a htfls lower than
Vesferday. they soon raised their hands
untn the market was fully steady with
YESTERDAY A. This point sellers cut loose
quite freely and a Ep1d many hoes sod
that WAY Later on II Nrued up slM more.
becoming stnuug % s. hiEher thar Fester-
day. viii the trade reasonably active AZ
tn adrancs
a. iec higher. Tire mnEr advance was on
the EoOe kinds % light hogs and rhey Esrs
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-10
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle and sheep Steady--HORs steady
90 Ten Cents Lower.

CHICAGO. March 9-CATTLE-Receipts
estimated a. $50 head: market steady
steers. SIS; cows. S-5o15.59, heifers. $3.50
eco. bulls. &s515.S. calves, S.5'Hs-g0:
stockers snd feeders, S&S0d5So
HOGS-Receipts estimated at 1900 head
market steady. Toe lower. choice heavy
SHIPPING. S6Tns.S3: butchers. Ss65q675:
light mixed. S.30ds -. choice light. S66oa
SO. packlnE. Si50asG: pigs S..5G6&:
bunk OF sales. S65oG6.T.
SHEEP-Receipts estimated at 1000
head warke- steady: sheep, A59aSW,
lambs. tsGr77.e5, yearliugs, S.69d7-5.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-10

Kansas City grain quotations:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-10
Metal Market.

NEW YORK. MarcE E-METAI&There
Was q moderate decline IN the London TN
market. spot cl1sirE a. ala ana futures
AZ GIM les Cd Tee focai market MAS dull
and . shade higher on The average, how
ever. With spot quoted al atSd-AA- The
Londen cupper market vas higheT, With
suof quoted al ES Ia So and futures a.
EB les Locally The market Vas duh and
unchanged. but considerable business BE-
aid 10 have been done rscenuy for foreign
shipmenL Lake b. quoted al huLa I-a
electralyric Al a2Hfal-s5, and casting Al
Y~aEl4d12ss= Lad declined 10 sB IS %
in London. The local market vas STEADY
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