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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-02

BEARS COVERING

Sew York Arrn 2-The onpnlug move
ment of prices of stocks was irregular
and within narrow rourc in spite of
The animation OF The dealings Union
Pacific opened at au advance OF e. and
then ram on United states steel de-
DlIuod o. A block of 2g00 shares OF pCl-
aware, Lackawanna g. Western sold for
cnHh at GO. rise OF ca. Vireina-Car-
oIina Chemical rose 4 aud Norfolk a
Ncetcrn h. Chlcaeo a. Alton declined
and Amalglmatcd Conner and New
York Central LARGE fractions
Large selling orders were executed in
The important stocks and the prices be-
gan 90 recDde rapidly until tho move
ment was checked hv the buovnnt rise
bon Interb0rouch- METROPOLITAN preferred
Losses reached lH OBJ American Smclt-
,ug and Canadian Pacific. ia in SOUTH
eu PACIFIC. ST. Southwestern pre-
f0rrcd and Amalgamatod CONFER and 0
Ono AtChIsou. New York Central, Erie
Pcnnsylv1uia and Reading Lackawanua
touched 5i5. cN-dlvldcud OF ga. When
realizing checked the rise ln the local
fractions the market became Quiet
A rise iu the liul stocks helped TO
demand was not pushed and the trading
became dun Northern Pacific. Great
Northcru preferred and the ore Ccrtih-
Gates rose Go ne, Mexican Central GER.
COR preferred D.
Bonds were steady
Speculation became heavy in tone
again and although sales were small.
prices declined steadily with the active
stocks generally ruling 90 the lowest.
AmuRamated Copper sagged IA, Read
Jug a. and Union Pacific. Denver a. Rio
Graude preferred Colorado Fuel and
Central Leather preferred I.
Az outhurst OF activity was accom-
panltd by decidedly lower prices. the
profrcsslonals selling large amounts OF
stocks for both accounts. The selling
was prompted by the lack OF support
developed by testing operations OF the
bears. Reading and Chicago g. Alton
slumped 2% ChicaEo Central and United
states steel lis. Kansas O. Texas. Nir-
giuia-Carolina Chemical ia and Atchi-
son. Louisville O. Nashville. Southern
Railway preferred Atlantic Coast Line.
Norfolk 6 Western Baltimore a. Ohio.
Eric second preferred, Illinois Central
We@tiughouse Electric and National
Lead T. Tho tone was tri0e better at
o'clock.
Tho market closed strong and active.
Tho bears were inclined 90 cover short
and commitments.
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IRoN nLossOM Is sLrMr1sm.


All ~iu'k- SHOW weakness WITH Only
Few Exceptions
Another weak market was davoIoDcd
ON tho local stock exchange this morn
ing. Iron Blossom was hit the hardest
hy the bear market and this security
was Knocked down 90 the low figure ~
So il'l ou both the open and regular
market The stock opened weak and
q number endeavorcd 90 boost the price
mp with some success During the reg
ular session 1900 shares changed hands
an $3.50 and 30 failed tp regain lost
ground on The open board AT the close
the stock was st.n selling weak
Columbus Consolidated r.as an ox-
ccpiion 10 The weak market and lt was
steady and showed am upward tendon
Cy. al tho small stocks showed a
prominent weakness silver King was
low again today. Sioux Consolidated
showed but slight changes today Tin
tic Central which has been touted for
It's opportunities was low in sympathy
with Iron Blossom
THE total number OF shares Of stock
that chapeed hands this morning was
.ooio while The amount represented by
The transaction was sl33l1.I5.
stocks were out iu large numbers
on Che curb market today. but mo- sales
were registered. Bingham Butte was
"a victim of the bear raid and was Of
fercd at 5ia cents after opening al 1874
Tho bid FOR this stock was cents YER
iuetou Nppcr was on the market for
8 cents and Bingham Central Standard
Wus inactive and aI cents was the high
est hid made. Wicklow received a bid
of cents aud the bid ON namliohn was
lo cents. Tho stock was offered at m
cents
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-02
WANTS BIOLOGISTS FOR WEST
Bill Introduced in Congress GO Estab-
fish Offices Ia Mineral states.

ISL VUIVVo IN NIntIHT 0IdIV7.
Washington. April Under a bin
introduced by Dr. Martin IS. ID tho
secretary Of commerce and labor is au-
thorizad b. establish u each state
where mineral deposits ore known to
eyist ia commercial quantities and
whore Il win promote the development
Of mineral resources, mining expert
ment station at which will be- stationed
am expert geologist and "a chemist
Their duties win De- to examine and
assay all rock or earth submitted 20
them by any citizen upon the payment
~ a small charge and explore their linz
mediate mineral district
The dcpositor of such sample must
take oath stating where and by whom
the sample was taken. The geologist
and chemist must make monthly roe
ports for public use.
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BADGER Bros,
BROKERS
100 SOUTH MAIN ST
hEaIBnRs SALT LAKE EXGHANSI.
PRIVATE WIRES.

Direct connections with Ell mar
Aelh Perfect facilities for eNccu
Wuu ol orders in Ncw hoth anl
hoston Htocks. Chicago grains and
sun franclsco stocks
Accounts carried on conservative
marEina
Loans made on stocks
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO


Chicago April Argentine exports for
Che week were larger tuan had been gem
orally expected and this caused COusid-
eracIn selling Of wheat lt the opening
Of tne market here, resulting IN initial
declines of p al4 90 ieu 3. The market.
however received active support by
commission houses and prices made
substantial gains early in the session.
Tho deferred futures displayed the
greatest strength Scarcity of cash grain
particularly iu The southwest was one
of the CHIEF bulIish factors. May opeu-
cd az 1885 90 Los, and after touching
opened at lo'A TO l05'., sold uU to
An improved cash demand caused mod
crate strength in corn. Opening prices
were "a shade lower 10 o shade higher
May being at ~ to G-n ia. and July
at t5i4 70 t6~. May soon touched 81
while July advanced 20 GGlS.
oats were firm. with wheat and corn
May opened unchanged at 54& and ado
Vanced 10 55ls.
of the he3rish showing OF the monthly
statement On stocks here particularly
with reference 90 lard. Opening prices
we're unchanged 20 2kc. lower.
Mhcat-RCuewcd buying by leading
bulls based mainly ou the cash situation
forced the price Of Oh deliveries past the
high record mark for tno season estab-
hsucd yesterday Tho ton for MAY was
reached at I.I. July advanced TO LOSS.
Some reaction occurred on proht-takiuE
but the close was llrw. with NAV up e.
~ a. lDa. July closed higher
Corn-The strength of wheat hold the
market firm all day. Tho close was firm
With MAY, up .t4@ at s54.
1.osis; sept. l.1oas; Dec. 99Nui.00
Corn-Apul o5.; May 6l', July, 66ia
@ * sept e5'44 81 Dec. 52 ...
oats-May. 55isa @; July. Eisah;
Pork-May July ana sept. l7.g7k.
Lard-May. 10 loalol2'a July 10 pa
Ribs-May. s5o52u's; July, erso
9.45. sent. 9J1is u Leo.
Eye-Cash and MAY 81.
Bar.ey-Cash. 630 &c.
Timothy-Ap 3.1l.
Clover-April $40
ELABORATED FRUITS.
New York April Tho market for
evaporated apples continues very quiet
UtA; prime. 6u6. common TO fair. QUO
Pruncs are Qulet ON spot, but prices are
maintained as stocks are evidently well
controlled. Quotations range from 3A 70
5ia for new crop California fruit up 20
zoos and from sa TO for Oregous.
Sos to gl-3U7
Arrcots are unchanged. with choice
quoted At "ap 10. extra choice, lO0l0A
fancy utsN13
Peaches are firm on SPOT. but demand
BE- hght. with gho.ee quoted ~ 606i4;
extra choice. Gutl, fancy. 9n2i4
RaIsins continue dull with loose mus
cate.s quoted at 3ia d4ias choice to fancy
seeded. ga u6ia seedlcss 3An5iH. Lon
don layers. 3H1 30.
BUTTER AND EGGS
Chicago. April 1-Butler - Steady.
Cre1meries. Z2is 02gia. daIr.ae ats 1 ells
Eegs-5toadN. 200 mark cases included.
uTsfs. 10 prime lrsts. -1
/ Cbecse-T1m. Daisies. l54al6. twins.
/ la. young Americas l5; Ions horns. l5.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
/ Nrw York April 2-SHr.r. raw. ataldy.
/ Fair refining. $50. centrifugal 9i test.
/ f.H.. mUIIesrs sugar. H...
Eanurd-StHadE Crushed. a.". powder
/ oI. 500. ET" uuIarci IHl.
Coffee Steady. 80. q rio. bls 30. 4
I Santos. 3's.
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rlNF MOVING PICTURE MACHINE
OUTFIT Ind. phone ahlt
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WILL BUILD MILL
At NEVADA HILLS
Experiments to be Made With
FairvieW Ores for Build
ing a Plant.
ORE COMING INTO SHAFT.
Manager Ncbbcr says shipping H. be-
ing Carried on from orc Taken
In Development

Among tho latest things contemplated
by the Nevada nils property at FaIr-
view is the erection of o. mill to care for
its ore. such was the announcement
made by Manager w. 70. Webber, who
came 'n from that camp today. DE de-.
clarcs that experiments are to Dee made
shortly 20 decide upon the best method
of treatment for tho ore, and that This
summer may see new mill on the
property
LAT the town of Fairview thing, are
quiet at present" said Mr. Weber this
morning. About the only mines tha,
are doing amy work that amounts ,p
much are the Nevada Hills. and t1a
Eagle mine which is owned by Nj>Jn
a. Wingdcld. st the latter property
work is being pushed with considerable
success
Mining Boz Nevada has been dun Ior
some time. but 1 can see some revival
of the old spirit OF late. Al Ealrviow
the Nevada Hills property looks better
than it ever has before and develop
meut work is striking something u.H
AN the time. 10 VIII not bc long be-
fore there viii be- Ga revival OF things
at Farview that viii set the mining
industry there moving along DO Slod
shape
The sinking OF the shaft ON the Nr-
vada Hills property has been dlsC.n-
tuuod for the present and viii not -1
ahead again until the DRIFT oh tine 400
foot level has advanced further fIom
the shaft. The drift on thi- level shows
that the ore is again coming back into
the shaft after dipping out between the
800 and 900 levels 10 now appears that
the ore in making shot ont from the
main assure and made the rich uIu-
cropping on the surface instead OF cone
tinuing on a line. This makes ram angle
and brings the dip OF the vein boa *
through the shaft The assure enc
couutercd iu the shaft is found to De-
an om-shoot OF a better body OF ore
which has been encountered ON the 400
foot level.
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HEarLAR I'LL sALEs.

Camp Bird, 1000 at 3.
Cedar. 900 az Iia
columbus 100 at 2.2o. 100 at 2.22ia, 500
at Z35.
Grown Point. 1000 at %.
j.. r. Dew. 800 az 2oh.
II. r.. O.. King 5000 az @
Grand Central 100 at ASIA.
Ind. queen. 1000 az Sia.
Iron Blossom. 11O at 252ia; 800 at
25lili buyer go; $500 at $50, 600 at
2FL. seller 90.
keystone. 300 at 81.
Mason Valley. 400 40 3O1ia
Nowhouse. 200 at $40. so at 3.75.
New York 200 at 8.
plutus. 500 az no.
Seven TTOughs. 500 az l6ia
Silver KING. 100 at 3.S5; 100 at 3.S7H,
200 at 3 3d.
Sioux. 100 at 1.05. 1900 at 1O2ia.
So. Col, $500 al 81.
Tin Cent 1000 at A.
Victor. 600 at l2M.
Western New 100 az 43.
Yerington, 1000 at "a
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Bingham ANAL, 500 at H.
columbus CON, 100 az 222ia; 100 at
225, seller no
Colorado. 1000 at 3.O71s, buyer 90. J. 200
az 302N
East Crown Point. 500 at 4l..
r.. r. Dew. 900 az 20ta
Emerald, 800 at no.
p. r.. a. King 1000 at o.
Iron Blossom. $50 at $50. 500 at $50,
buyer 30. ago at 2.47is.
Little chief. 900 at A.
Kng William. 100 at 36
Mineral Flat. 300 at N. 500 at lOis
South Columbus Con-. 1000 at so.
Sioux con-. 100 at 1O2ia
S King Coal 100 at 392ia.
TlntIo Central 200 at 1879.
TIntic Combination. 900 at 5is. buyer
G0.
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y. r. WHITNEY, Stock Broker.
334 Atlas. Bell 1870. Res. 3004-z.
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SPECULATIVE
ADVANCE STRONG
Has Resulted in Most Active and
Vigorous Market Seen Thus
Far This Year.

,.-- Co., --------I-I---- 81
NOW l"Ih Al'. i'' -'
Fanc m prices "H''H NhH N.''''N
.... ....t ,....0-.,,,.
'.'N ''' ~. .....,
advance auu iN. most N.f.F' WtI He. 1'''
.frue Ian tEIs ,n.r THE stubborn rrsiFt-
- 4............ .f..g.,.. Hv fna market
'''' ..t.
i1r SOME ume past lmou'a 'Ne 3i
tive ..nUnDu. with conviction lnat
.tI.. E.tt.... .f fts bf4Irpsa depression
E.a ,..-.l,r.. Ir .f..E4 Tha scttIpmcut
t rs rt .. ......It.... .a.l fHu compile
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Se5 ORGANS S49.5o.

Few days only.
CLAYTON-DAYNES MUSIC Co
100 South Main.
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WOOL.

81 Louis. April 2-Wool, unchanged.
Territory and western mediums. 1HT23.
fine mediums. 17d20; fine. l1dl7.
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Brokers Enjoy Fair DAY Of Trading on
Local Mining Exchange.

Conditions on the local exchange
picked up slightly This morniug and
stocks sold better for some secur'u a
Tintcs were knocked hard by the Pc
ket and among those that registered
hard slumps were Colorado. iron Bios
som. Bullock and Mason Valley. For
some time these stocks have been The
star movers. By the insiders II is be-
lievcd that this is the lull before the
storm and before more than two weeks
roll hy things win be doing in the
stock market
For some time Colorado has been
selling above So. Today u started To
slump and FOR the first time in months
dropped down 10 S3s5. Iron Blossom
was the sickost stock of the day ON
the reg Ilar market 30 dropped o. 1925
but managed To- climb nap 90 $40 on
the open board
Columbus Consolidated was about
the only stock that showed "a decided
inclination 90 get upon the upper levels
and reached "a new high mark of $3.50
today Bingham Amalgamted sold for
2Oa cents which is e new record This
stock has been toyod with much Of
late. Although the impression has boon
given out for some time that the ohio
Copper company has been after this
property the story has been fatty de-
MED by the Ohio Copper interests IL
e. understood that persons who have
heeu close to the people behind the
Ohio Copper company interests have
been figuring Ou the control OF this
property but that ohio Copper come
panv people were interested has been
denied
ON the curb market only one sale
WINS Registered and tN1t was when
1000 shares af Copper lIl was trans
fcrred on 10 cents share Tint1h
Treasure HHI received 20 Iid nf 21
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NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.

The Cassla stake Board Of Education.
of Oakley. Idaho, viii receive sealed bids
up uo q p. No., April 18th 1909 for the
complete construction OF two-story
brick school building containing 10
rooms. auditorium, boilorroom, gymna-
Stun etc, heating. plumbing. electric
wiring. etc. Co be erected az Oakley
Idaho. Plans and specifications can be had
hy application Co Mr. S. r. whitaker
Architect, T.. %. Box 80. ogden. Utah
Each bid must be accompanied with a
certified check Of Q Ter cent OF the
amount of the bid as guarantee that
the accepted bidder Will enter into Con-
tract and give an approved bond within
one week after smd work S. awarded.
BIDS ON the separate classes Of work
win Doe considered. The company ro-
serves the ught TO reject any or am bids.
WILLIAM n. JACK.
President q. 81 ~. Education.
MARCUS %. FUNK Secy.
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ON THURSDAY. APRIL STIR AT
1880 a. m. No l6G South Fourth Fast
ST. nne lot household goods. consisting
of parl0r set cost SO parlor rockers.
lfrgc rugs. plauola and music. cost about
$3.50. book case and desk combined, lot
books. Britannica EnCyCleOuelia. wrltlug
desk. book shelves. extension table. side
board. lot dishes. glassware and fruit
iars fine hall tree brass bed. cost 2lEj
bIrdseye maple bedroom SET cost $3.50.
suriuFa and mattresses. irOn beds. child s.
crib. oak and other dTessers. rlinouiCrs,
center tables and stands. rcnocteracope
wonder Garland soft coal base burner
stove. steel range. gas range. lot kitchen
utensils Taco curtains and uortlcrs. car
pets and rugs. selfwindiuR electric
clock mantle clock. otto
rs A. ANDREWS. Auctioueer.
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y. A. WHITNEY. stock broker.
asa Atlas. Bell. 1870. Res. 3O0i-H.

A big reception win Doe rendered
Fighting Bob" at Che Tabernacle to-
night Popular prices
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FDkENolN on DIA Ib1NH,
Beck Tunnel SEQ ai e6
Bingham AmalEamated. 1000 at l9.
Black Jack 1870 at $3.50; 100 az 30.
Bullock. 1900 zoo 1ia; 5000 no 7h, 200
colorado. goo at 500. 100 at 297'4. 100
columbus con. $50 at 227l 100 at
Crown Point. 200 at 2lh.
East Tinuc CON. 500 at q, 1000 az
6N
=. n. Dew. co.. 900 at 20.
Indian Queen. 600 az s.
Iron Blossom 200 at 22-a 23o al
$50. 500 az 22Ih seller go. 1850 al
22Iia. $500 at -.l5i 100 az 2.25. seller 60.
Mason Valley 900 a. $40. 10 at 3.0l1a.
Miller HuI $500 at7
Mountain Lake 200 40 36'a, GOO at 81.
Ohio Copper 500 at $50. 100 az $50
seller 60. 600 at 655. seller go; 100 at
$50. seller co. SOD az eco. 100 at $50,
seller Co.
Pmtus. $500 az lSia.
Prince. 100 at 20.
silver King. 90 az 1905 800 at tO5;
100 at $40
Sioux Con. 400 al nos.
south columbus Con. 500 at so
South Iron Blossom. 1000 az Q, 1000
at 81.
Tintic Central 500 at 1919. 600 az I3.
Uncle sam 1900 at ~
Yerineton Copper, 1000 at "a 1000
ut g.
OPEN BOARD SALES
Beck Tunnel. 900 al %.
bingham Anal. 800 at 20; 600 al 2Oh,
800 at a.
Black Jack 1000 at 33lb. buyer 90; 400
at 3jM.
Carisa. 200 at IS, 200 at IS; 800 at
80.
Colorado. $50 az 1856. so ut 500
Columbus Con. % at 227h, 200 al
230
Cent Nam. 1000 az 3.
d. r. %. King. 5000 40 g.
Iron Blossom. POO at 2.30. 800 at 2.32ia
1850 at 235: 2625 at2Slia; 200 at 2.4o
/ buyer 80
Keystone I 1000 az g.
| Little Chief 200 "a 40.
| May Day, 100 at -3
Mason valley 200 az 3I0
Mineral Flat. 1000 at DO. 1000 az ~
! buyer 60
/ Sioux Com. 200 at 105.
Tmrc Central 5000 at 10. 500 at 1875
/ Uncle SAM. 200 at l-
TOTALS
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An standard and hardy varieties of
garden Roses 2io each be- surc and
como TUESDAY, VOgELERs SEED
STORE
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WILL SELL

See Tie Luna" First.
And the Elite second. We positively
don't conflict Excellent program at
both Theaters
Tho most picturesque and heroic ma
val figure before the American people
today will lecture ia the Tabernacle
tonight
Remember next Saturday night
Dance, Saltair
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$85 ORGANS $500

.LANTON-uAYNEs MUSIC co.
500 South Main.
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And tho ELITE second. We poa'' y,
don't conflict Excellent pr"k'"'
both Theatera
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BADGER BROS,
BROKERS
100 SOUTH MAIN ST
aI0lBERS SALT LAKE EXCaANSI.
PRIVATE WIRES.

Direct connections with OF nar'
eta Perfect facilities fcr ehecu.
.un Of orders in New hoth anu
ih frellisco stocks.
Accounts carried on conservative
nargins
Leans made on stocks
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The Lloyd family announces th,t
,,iii ~. nieaeed Al meet any OF M The
rIavfa on STONES in ihc city 20 the
ofIlco on The rnslgn knitting Works.
81 Rirhnrds street on Monday, April
bfh. at D.. m. 90 gct ncqunlnted ana
Trace family connections. E r. Lloyd
sccy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-29

DY BANTOCK."
Their threats of exposure compel
her to obey their ideas of proper
ldeportment.
Miss Ward makes much Of the
situation, which brings out the
arch humor and genius Of the lit
tie comedienne and affords 9
means for the display of her hun
dreds of sparkling diamonds and
her scores of beautiful English
gowns, as well as her beauty and
manners.
Many think Miss Ward is ar
English girl, but she is the daugh
ter of John Buchanan of st. Louis
and niece of Henry Buchanan
owner of the larger part OF the
town of Hickman, Ky.
Inheriting great wealth, after 6
few years of experience on the
English stage, she became the wife
,of Joe Lewis, former partner OF
Alfred Belt of South African dia-
mond fame, and retired to private
life.
81 did not overcome this fas
cination for the STAGE" she ex'
planned, land I promised Mr.. Lew
is that I would not act again. But
during each of the six years l was
away from the stage I grew more
and more restless, and now l an
back, acting because l love to act
and starring because my mana
gers believe / can star successful
ly on my merits as an actress"
And Miss Ward gave a defiant
toss of her head. On her fingers
and gown was an array Of costly
diamonds that would have kept al
of Lady Bantock's" relatives In
luxury through a generation of ex.
istence.
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ANTI-JAP
MEASURE
modified
BILL NOW PROPOSED GUAR.
ANTEES MORE PROPERTY
RIGHTS TO ALIENS.

(By United Press Leased Wire
SACRAMENTO, Cal, Jan. 90
Assemblyman A. M. Drew, with
the assistance of Governor Gillett,
has prepared a substitute measure
for his anti-alien bill prohibiting
Japanese owning land in this
state. The new bill was introduce
ed In the lower house today.
The new bill provides that any
alien shall have and enjoy in this
state such rights as to personal
property as are or shall be &C
corded a citizen of the United
States under the laws of the ma
ton to which such alien belongs,
or by the treaties of such nation
with the United States, except as
may be affected by he provisions
of the constitution.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-29

CHICAGO, Jan. 2f.-Althougl
she is the wife of a millionaire
owner of South African diamond
mines and has wealth and every
luxury at her command. "Miss"
Fannie Ward, former American
stage beauty, has again obeyed
that call of the footlights because
she loves theatrical work above all
the wealth of the world.
Another Mary Anderson" is the
way the Chicago critics describe
Miss Ward, who has just made her
American debut at Powers theater
as really" actress, thereby rea-
lizing an ambition that has been
hers isnce the days of her girl
hood, when her winsome little fig
ure may be remembered in her
poses as Cupid chasing a butter
fly, after the Bougereau painting.
She has won instant success in
1.-THE New Lady Bantock," a COM
edy by Jerome X. Jerome, which
is a satire on the snobbishness of
the Britishers. A young woman of
humble origin marries into an
earl's household and finds that all
her servants are her relatives.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-29

Four new aspirants have ar
pered for councilmanic honors.
Councilman A. L. Hawley of the
Sixth ward today filed his name as
a candidate for reelection and
William e. Farr in the Eighth
ward, H. X. Kelley of the Third
and w. E. Chambers of the Sec.
end are all in the running, ca I'll
having put up $40 with the city
clerk
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-29
COMMITTEES FOR
BANQUET NAMED

7 At meeting of the officers and
executive committee of the Boos-
ters' club today numerous CON-
mittees were named to prepare
for the great banquet at the Ar
mory hall on the night of Febru-
airy IL.
1t was also decided to invite oil
state officers. all legislators and a
committee from every commercial
organization in the state.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-29

The committees named today
and their chairmen follow: En-.
tertainment OF outside guests
Mayor Linck; program, F. G
Brewer; banquet menu. Swan
Samson; finance, P. G. Kaufman
general decoration, Lieut.. Palmer
music, Dudley Eshleman; assign.
ment of tables, DR.. James; tickets
j. r. Williams; invitations, VIM
H. Dickson.