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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - Boston. &c
discount; Chicago, 20c discount: San Fran
cisco, sight o.. telegraph 7lsc premium;
NeW Orleans. commercial 81 discount bank
81 premium: Charleston. buying par sell
lng l-l0c premium, St Louis, 25c discount
Ind l5c discount asked; Cincinnati. 25c dis
conE; Minneapolis par: Savannah, buying
3-l6c~ discount, selling par.
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York. ex-
changes SSlS,50lfS. balances 81, SIS 9a9: Chi
cago. exchanges S41,612.0o0. balances So IA
n1, Boston, exchanges t25 81. 9es, balances
Sl-lsZ,Ol3: Baltimore, exchanges 500, 66o
balances sSS9, 462.
SILVER MARKET-Commercia bar sill
YER 50s4c. Mexican silver dollars, 43c Bar
silver IN London closed at Esd, a decline
Of sd.
COLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, Csc; Lis
hon, l3
MEXICAN ENCHANGE-Me Mexican eK-
change on New York is quoted at 2Ol1..
GOVERNMENT REVENUE. - Receipts
from customs yesterday were 81. l03 53S: in
ternal revenue, sS3s.3S0 and miscellaneous.
N36os9. a total of S1,SI3S6s, against total
expenditures on ordinary account OF ST.
al,0l3 For the month 70 date ordinary
receipts have been So, 256.533 and ordinary
expenditures s40.36s, $50, the excess OF eX-
penoitures amounting 20 s6.ll2,396. For the
fiscal year 20 date ordinary receipts have
been Sls5, 263 O5O. against S72.O35 Sl in the
same time in 1905, and ordinary expendi.
lures 3222.50S .559. against s2O9 ,S27 in 1893
the excess Of expenditures this year
amounting TO So. 2s6. sos. compared with an
excess last year OF $S7.7ll, SS6 Including
excess of all expenditures over receipts
since July amounts 10 S3Ss0.6s4, against
an excess in the corresponding period a
year ego OF s77.27i.41l.
rB-TREASCRY. - The Sub-Treasury
vas debtor 10 the Clearing House 1886 1855.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23

poses is growing more active. No diff
Guilty has been experienced in recent days
in securing accommodation on call loans,
except that the collateral has been more
closely scrutinized by the banks. but the
general position of the money market has
not encouraged commission house buying
of stocks, while the strength Of time
funds has proved a distinct disappoint-
ment to borrowers who failed to fill their
needs earlier in the season. depending
on the foolish argument that rates could
not advance this autumn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23
Bradstreet's says:

Trade and industrial developments are
largely favorable. Continued cool weather
furnishes a marked stimulus to demand
clothing and shoes. and also benefits de-
mand for hardware. groceries. lumber and
building materials at retail in most mar
ketS. Demand for coal has also been per
ceptibly quickened both for steam sizes
and for household supplies. After a long
play more life. which may be variOusIy at
tr1buted to weather influences or to re-
neWal OF consumption made possible by
improved payrolls in general industry.
JObbing trade is good for the season. SOME
markets. IN fact, reporting drygOOds SELL
ING better than in any previous year at
thls cate, and reports as to spring trade
agree on general gains over the same
period year ago The situation here
There is still evidence Of cOnservatfsm
pred OF higher prices asked for cotton
goods for distant delivery but the gen
products are selling better az sdvs1csd
prices Print cloths are certainIv scfiS-s
and brown and bIeached coffo5s s hsv @e ,s
sponded well to the advances made Toh
0erS and retailers find good demand for
lar prices
Dun's Review says:
OvershadOwing all other deveIonuarts
OF the week is the advance in the Ba1I- ~
England rate of discount to 3 per cent
AS the ADVANCE TO per cent. about three
a
storm signal. so the present ADVANCE &c
as is said by Sir Felix Schuster. a sign 81
trade revival OF course there are s6e-
claI reasons, such as England's desire TO
project her gold supply and the BANKING
caution against the danger of OverspecIi-
latlOn: but. In the large, the advance is a
GeVeIopment or prosperity. In the limited
states every report Of the week ranges
from moderate Improvement TO eytrsOr.
Olnary ouoyancy- Railroad earnings FOR
Two weeks or October make gains az II .
per cent over 1908 and az per cent over
ISOl. Bank exchanges outside OP NaU,
hoIS nave increased 22.7 per cent over
1SOe ana 1888 per cent over 1906. while in
sew YORK the gain over 1908 is as n111cb
as ST. per cent The adVices from fGa
Ieadlng cities are uniformly favora6Ie
Win especially brilliant reports from me
western ceptres. The pressure OF deT,s11E1
Upon IRON and steel producers. fmmediate
ana prospective. is so great that enIsres-
nleut OF plants IS necessary. IN the d5N,
goods market the situation is that ~ q
k.ssnef cOnsumptive demand in sDits ~
RISING prices There is also sons IN
RFoVenent IN footwear conditions R,,iiJ
~. ~ operations are active. AS sGsinSt
tnSSe accumulated and still accIr1II7e>+j,So-
SSNlVehceS or trade expansion the rT-SS
tSctOtS that speak for cOnservafisno 80
tne a1Vanclng prices and the danger 49,
SPECULATION may make such densD5S -,
IIle money market as prematureISr 70 - ,r VI
suH Ile tne Tree capital OF the vorIa ~
suireo 10 nnance new era OF PROSPERITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23
CHICAGO & EASTERN ILLINOIS

,,1 The report Of the Chicago & Eastern
aualols ftalIroad Company for the wear
enueu June 80 shows total revenue 49,
transportation of $lO191 29S. decTeass ~
StSe'eSt from the preceding year and total
.S -OPsIatulg revenue of So 235OS5 sqsirS1
sSSs!,S5S in the year before. dsSTsa -
come Ss-'SSS a a f,I taxes local operating in
NTisceIIs SssVog.stO an increase OF SSf Sis
NIlsceliaheous income was S5S5 60S : a.
Grease 81 eas Of $tOS,Ss5. and total net income
fs,Uto'S''' a decrease Of $312.277. or 90 per
cent After interest and rentals 49,
% y, rs ayailable for dividends Se5 no aeai1s4
$500 IN the year before, and after
S InINldehdS OF S6141sS, against n 81 500 ~
lSg -, mere was surplus OF $685. -
Ihe company profit and loss accom-.
SHOWS total credits of 81, 00l Gas. total SebitS
OF Sl9oS90 and a net credit SaisnCe S'i 1s
se94'sS'' The balance sheet shows cash On
ne, raI9 10 as or June so. $94I.697, a gain ~
sSOl,9lS sOtal assets increased In en-
. .'ss SlS-,ga and total liabilities increased
S1oo'Vol. Inc company disposed OF trsaS-
ILy securltles to the amount of $50 -
FUNDED debt and equipment notes in
creased IN the year $l.4Sis42.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Price movements in the market io' OF
~ide saci,ritfe~ we're irregular while trad
ing with. the exception OF feW OK ".
lover priced mining stocks. showed ol.S
fair animation. The copper STOCKS ~ ~
vlishin narrow limits, withstauol1e
spe easier tone Of the metal Nevaes
ConsoIidated on the announcement "
.be initia1 dividend. fell 2. with ohN
sI,ebt raiIv Cumberland Fly eased OF
IN sympathy Ely Consolidated ana 5se~
hide Coalition improved shSn.y' 60
itsd opferfnes Chicago subway tu!eo
steady with less pressure; IN oohds ~, y.
ternational Steam Pump % ruied stv"-'
SSa,,- York Telephone AIS were steadN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23
EVANSVILLE & TERRE HAUTE

The Evansville & Terre Haute Railroad
Company reports for the last fiscal wear.
total operating revenue of s2,Oa3, 1897, a de-
crease of Sll0.0I2 from the preceding wear.
and net operating income OF s772 O23. a de-
crease of Si2.3lS- Total income was s777 ga
and surplus after interest aud rentals N75.-
ll6, decrease OF s223, 996 y Total assets
decreased 1885 and total liabilities de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23

In accordance with Special Ordiuancs Ne.
651 OF the city of J0hnstOwn. Pa SssIza
Proposals will be received az the Once q tia
City Treasurer until 10 o'clock noon MONDAY
November T. 1909. for the purchase Of $4,000
Overhead Bridge Bonds said Bonds hsarilz
interest at the rate OF per cent. per aunln.
payable semi-annually at the Office o. TIA
City Treasurer, clear or State tax the pTil-
cipal of said bonds 70 be redeemable a. -
pleasure of the city at any time after Tn
years but redeemable absolutely IN thirty
years from their date
Denomination OF said bonds 70 be 500 each
purchaser until date OF delivery OF bonds %
purchaser. said bonds to bear interest from
the first day OF March, 1905 Getty viii retain
matured cOupOns)- The said bonds will b.
awarded 20 the persons Offering the highest
premium therefor. with the right % reisc.
any or all bids for said bonds or parts Thereof
ana Of appOrtioning said bonds among tFer-
ent bidders II a higher premium can thus BE-
obtained.
All bids 20 be rnarized- 's0Vsrhsad Bridge
Bonds CHAS- H. VEIN, Citv Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call
opened at az per cent; highest. 4 = per
cent; lowest. per cent; last loan, 4 per
cent; closing, 4d4A per cent; ruling
price, 4 y per cent Time money ruled
firm Rates, 4 q per cent for sixty days.
per cent for ninety days. and az a. q per
cent for four months, five months and six
months Mercantile paper was inactive,
due 20 lack OF demand. Rates, 3 a Y per
cent for the best known names, 5 Z a
Der cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCIIANGE.-The foreign
exchange market opened strong at q fur
ther advance of about &c to sss3Od
1886 for cables, ASIA bid and asked for
demand sterling and 1884, for siXty-dsy
bills. Short francs were b.1e& 06.leEs
plus l-52 and short reichsmarks ISL o
1914 plus l-22 The market developed
weakness In the afternoon, falling about
&C, thus losing practically all of the days
Esin- Cables were quoted at .Ss@z.ssO5
demand sterling at sS7lz bid and asked
and siXty-day bills at 4s31k 6AS3&
short francs were around 6.l67s less l-3a
and short reichsmarks 95L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET. = Call
money IN London. 3lzd4 per cent: open
ais0s& per cent; long bills. s3S per cent:
Perrin discount rate. 81 per cent; Paris
discount rate. pa Der cent. Paris ex-
change on London. y francs p confines:
P1rlin exchange on London. - marks s.
pfennigs Bar gold. rs sSsd.
FOREIGN SECTRITTES.--BTi con-
account. - 5-lF French Tentes. 9s francs
- senfiFnee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks in
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23
IMPORTS OF DRYGooDS.

Imports and msrkeiinEs Of drREoods this
week, with comparisons. Here q follows i;
This week. List week "a year
Total imports - G-iS lsi9 50 s9T f2s s. 40 6sT
Tossl HnsTkerings 2.7so.1fs 2.Sl1.sIS :: fa2 ls3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows Yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds compared
with Thursdays:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23

UNTrED sTATEs - cn

TT-IIIer n TT00
t52ND DIVIDEND ''
Semi Annual Dividend % Three r,rr..
per share has been declared paysble 49,
Ter 18th. 1899. 1n-
Transfer Books will be closed Noreuss- -,
20 November 18TH, 1909 both DAYS IucIrS.s
EDWARD T. PLAT Treasnrz,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23

NOTICE OF A SPECIAL MEETING -
STOCKHOLDERS OF
BETHLEHEM SVEEI. COVPnR srfo1


STOCKHOLDERS OF
BETHLEHEM STEEL CORPORATION
special meeting OF the SfockhoiSs-. 4,
Bethlehem Steel Corporation will BE- =
its principal Office. No TG3 Broad Si~..@
Newark. New Jersey. Friday Novs~s,+
Q, 1903. at u O'Clock noon. tor the follovAz
purposes. viz: On TO authorize the $780,
and pledge by Bethlehem Steel Corporsti,,
OF the whole or any part Of is hofdisEs -
security for a guaranty by Bethlsheu l-ssf
Corporation n the payment Of the rriuciSsi
and interest Of a proposed issue of 81 5000 m
face value, Of Six Per Cent Five Year Si-r
ing Fund Gold Notes OF Bethlehem sal
Company; and o. TO transact such 0fS.-
business as may legally come before -
meeting
For the purposes OF the meeting the boess
for the transfer Of tHe capital srOck &c fh.
corporation. both preferred and common NH
b closed az 3 o'clock P NJ on Mondsv o.,
tOber q, 1909. and will be re-opened a. IA
O'Clock A. NJ on Saturday. November g 1ar1
Dated. New York city, October 10 1909
b II JONES Secrzfzr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23
MINING.
WHEAT.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

CHICAGO. INDIANAPOLIS & LOUISVILLE
1909 1905 1907
Seed wk. Oct. $3.50 1O1 s10S.s7 sli4aT2
July 70 Oct. IA 1.754.T7S I631.151 1sO9472
DETROIT & dACKINAC.
Seed wk, Oct. s28.127 s21.7fS SIS s17
July I to Oct IA 437 1853 4O6 444 $50 III
INTEROCEANIC~ OF MEXICO
Seed wk. Oct. s124.4sS s126 52e sla7, 900
.Tuly to Oct IL 1.SS1.O51 LEES, eos 7l2f, 493
MEXICAN INTERNATIONAL.
seed wk. Oct. S129, 1852 si43. $50 S17e6S
July 20 Oct. Il 1,eT6.715 f.ee1. Z54 25sS 34S
NATIONAL OF MEXICO.
Seed wk. Oct. 500 PSI ssTO37s
July TO Oct. IA 13.242.50a 1880. 4s7 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23
COBALT STOCKS.

tFurnshed hy Rarren. Gov Ski & Co. 40 Is
Broad street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23
GEORGIA SOUTHERN & FI.nRInA

Georgia Southern & Florida Railway
Company has issued It's annual report for
the year ended June 81. 1sNa The income
account compares as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles y. Barney e. Co No .
Broad street New York and 40 20 south
1fh street. PHILADELPHIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London, Oct. %. ( p. m.-The market for
American securities was weak and lower.
Last quotations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23

THE TRENTON PoTfERIFs co71p.-,

THE TRENTON PO1TERIES COMPANY
Trenton, y. T.. Oct 81 Nsx
dividend NO. 90 -'s
Al q Meeting or the Board or ufrs~.o-. =, -
tins DAY. a dividend or ONE PER CF,SS-r - -
vas declared on the Preferred Stock 81 - 50
pauFs payable on October 9th 700 1911, - M
holde s, Of ,d record az three O'Clock p ~. -
Transfer Books do not close
q. 2 LAYTON, Secretary 4. Trsas-...
THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE $780,.
BANK --~NAs
i2S Broadway. New York, October IA ga.
Al a meeting Of The Board Of Dirscto~s - -,
bank. held to-day. a semi-annuai iI,-iss--.' "a
FIVE t59ol PER CENT. on the cs-isss = =
was declared payable November ~ - =
70 stockholders OF record a. close a. Fao
October 18th. 1900 20
EDWARD Burns. Cash.
A0IALGASiATED GOLFER COMPANY
- Broadway. New York October 90. -.
At a meeting Of the Directors of ~. 80, -
gamated Copper Company. a dividend ~ 60
HALF OF ONE PER CENT. o. 81 ~ 80
declared payable November sefh 700 -
stockholders Of record on the books ~ -
Company as Of three O'Clock p ST.. Ccfos..
2Sth. 1909 "
A. II. MELIN. Secretary 4 Trsasu-.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23
BONDS.
CONDITION OF TRADE.

'sells cents per share when issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23

pK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES FRIDAY OCTOBER o. 1909

Actual Sales. Closing,
IN Hi low TrfnllBid. ASK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
Maturing 1902;

tx dividend. thew stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23
Financial Proposals.
SALE OF OVERHEAD BNIlGE Easls

ONCE OF City Treasurer.
Johnstown. Pa, Oct I. 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23

5000 Int Paper Is 100 5On0 10 q
1900 c Ref As. II 5000 do 81
1000 X c e. 1000 " Nh Is s9
ST. h27t 2000 West $ F IS %
1000 Kan g SO IS 1000 West Sh 4s 100
Ctfs 49,. lo0A 1900 W Tn Cvt As
1000 x q - s20F. % 100
1900 l. & NJ SO 5000 w c Gen As "a
- Deb As - a42, 10000 do a..
1000 90 4s 1891 94s4
Total sales Of bonds. $337S0 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-22
Slow Street Work.

Engineer Hunt. in charge of highway
work In the District. has. 1t is announced,
undertaken to complete tho street i'm
provements now under way and in con-
temptation by December. This prospect
IL gratifying to tho residents Of all sec.
lions OF Washington. many Of whom have
reason to complain at the slow pace
which Is set In some Of the projects OF
paving. The process Of repaving old
asphalted streets now lags In places 30
seriously that traffic il impeded for what
to the average citizen seems to be twice
a. long as Is necessary for the perform
ance Of first-class work. Whether this
fault Is due to the lack Of proper facili.
ties on the part of the contractors or to
the lack of sufficiently urgent inspection
is not material to the street user. who
finds himself disconnected and even al
times endangered.
The spectacle Of more than thirty days
consumed in the repaving Of a stretch OF
two short blocks and a half is not an
agreeable one for the dweller in city
which IL supposed to have model munich
pal administration. The expectations OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-22
The Polar Dispute.

Commander Peary has gracefully met
the situation created by Dr. Cooks en-
thusiastic welcome home by declaring
that he desires no public honors upon
his own arrival from foreign territory
until the present controversy is settled
by competent authority. Thus he
avoids the embarrassing position of
standing before the public on his own
shores as a rival claimant for the hon.
ors which have been already extended
to another.
Sooner or later the question of which
man was first to reach the pole-which
virtually reduces to the question Of
whether DR.. Cook has been there at all
must be submitted to a competent
scientific authority. Several tribunals
have been already suggested. but not
with the result Of evoking general ac-
ceptance. Indeed. there is danger that
in the choice Of a scientific court Of ar.
bitration a dispute may arise delaying
the decision and adding to the bitter
ness Of the controversy.
The polar question Is not an Amert-
can one. 1t is International The fact
that the rival claims for precedence at
the pole are put forth by two Ameri-
cans does not narrow the issue to ma
tional limits. The necessity OF a ref
erence to body Of scientists repre-
senting the civilized powers 10 as great
as though these two men were Of diff
fereut nationalities. II strictly Ameri.
90 arbitration were undertaken the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-22

verdict might not BE- accepted by Eu-
rope, q contingency which Is to be
avoided II possible. When the present
dispute is adjusted by means Of a sci
antifc reference and determination the
answer should be such as to appeal to
all countries.
It is to be hoped that the animosi-
ties aroused by the almost simultane-
GUS return Of DR.. Cook and Commander
Peary will now die away to permit
clearer view Of the matter. The issue
was a simple one which should be
easily determined. especially If the
proofs which DR.. Cook claims to pos
sess are forthcoming. Much depends
upon Mr.. Whitney. whose return from
his hunting expedition Is expected
shortly. and from whom. 1t is reported.
a letter has already been received indi-
eating his answering confidence that
DR.. Cooks claim is we'll founded. Mean
while Rasmussen, the Danish explorer.
has promised to produce the two Es-
kimos who were at the pole with Dr..
Cook. according to the latter's state
ment. II these men verify DR.. Cook 8
assertions and their testimony IS not
disproved there IL little doubt but that
the public Will almost unanimously ac-
cept his story as true.
The verdict Of the scientific jury to
which the contending claims will even
tually be referred will be based upon
technical data Of which the public will
not be competent to judge. Only men
who are themselves astronomers or ex-
plorers or geographers can test the OBJ
servations, notes and collateral EVIL
dences presented by the arctic adven-
turers. While it is probably possible
for a man to prepare fraudulent notes
Of alleged polar discovery without &C
tually going even into the frozen re-
gions. by a careful use OF the Nautical
Almanac and other records, yet It Is al
together unlikely that q series Of notes
could be thus faxed in a manner to de-
ceive body Of scientific men sitting in
impartial judgment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-22
Marvellous!
From the Boston Transcript.

From the Boston Transcript
The world moves rapidly In these
times. and within a few days has passed
quite q series Of records and caught ur
with q number Of novelties. Orviilt
Wright made the highest aeroplane flight
785 feet; White Star liner. steamins
sixteen knots an hour. stopped. backe
and rescued in twenty minutes seaman
who had fallen overheard in mid ocean
on bare plot Of ground in st. Louis .
one thousand-t Observation-Disclosures co.,
taEe was completed" In eight and q
half hours. sixty-one mechanics beins
employed; 1.-The first aerial Masonic 10 igG'
was formed in q Massachusetts, balloon
floating at an elevation of some 1000
feet: a New York coroner's physit ian
performed an autopsy upon an armiess
man whose kidneys had been practically
non-existent from birth, and whose heart
had for fifteen years been eaten by q
cancer. yet who died of old age; New
Jersey farmers experienced chicken
thief who travels In an automobile anu
sends a collie dog to rob the roosts and
fetch out the poultry without killing 1t
also in New Jersey. four trees yielded
eight bushels Of plums. Does the reader
protest that these occurrences have no
natural sequence or normal relation?I lie.
him remember that 1T takes ali Kinds
of people'-and events-'to make {
world"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-22
A PROLONGED Hurrah.

Greater New York has entered upon q
period Of prolonged hurrah. DR.. Cook Il
now on the card. Commander Peary may
follow. Robert Fulton and Henry Hudson
are booked for their turns. Then the may,
orally race will begin. with everybody a.
tingle as to the result. All told. there vii
be the rise of six weeks Of processioning
cheering. banner-waving. drum-beatinl
and Grating. But the town il big. the
people are accustomed to big things. anc
what Is in hand properly calls for a biz
show Of enthusiasm. May everything ge
on to the queens taste. and to tho Amer.
lean taste as we'll