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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-01

ontario company has gone to New
York city
John NJ Hays. cashier OF the Utah
Copper company has returned from
vacation spent IN New York city
Alex Lloyd. son Of william Lloyd u
the Prince Consolidated company. ar
rived In Salt Lake this morning from
Phoebe.
Samuel Scott vice president OF the
Bradshaw Mining company, leaves to-
day for the east on business In con-
nection with the company
Leslie t. Savage and his father. WI
Nam e.. Savage. expect Co leave Friday
for the Cold circle district In Nevada
Mr.. Savage owns the Eiko Prince prop
erty the-c.
Joseph r Caine expects to leave in
cay or so for Lyon county. Nevada,
where he win inspect the Yerington
Copper and the Wheeler Gold Mines
properties
The Utah Queen mine az Osborn Will
soon be ou the shipping list it Is said
a good showing OF ore has recently
been encountered by j. Painter who
Be working a lease on the property.
James shorten. secretary OF the salt
TODAY for Los Angeles san Francisco
end other parts of california where
he win spend Nis two- weeks vacation.
william Lloyd. superintendent Of the
Prince Consolidated Mining company OF
Phoebe leaves tonight for camp TO
again resume his duties after spending
vacation Of several days in salt
Lake city.
The Taylor and Brunton sampler at
Silver city started M again Monday
night after being out Of commission
for "a hours. During "A thunder storm
Sunday the transformer was struck by
lightning and damaged
The following We're the ore ship
ments from Park city last week, Sill
Yer King, 1,l522 POO pounds DAILY West,
g9f.6i0, American Flag. 225000i DAILY
Judge, $4,000: DAILY Judge (zlnc). 9iO.-
900; total 3,s26.S60 pounds
Harry A. Malone and Ted Prudence
have started work on the Wildnower
group al Park city. a .aunel Is being
driven on the vein and already there
is a good showing of ore. che property
Is a group OF claims IN the Blue Ledge
district
j.. r. Williams. superintendent Of the
Moscow Mining company OF Beaver
county Is confined at the Holy Cross
hospital as a result OF a fail down the
shaft at the mine several days ago. Mr.
Williams Is suffering from a compound
fracture of one leg, but otherwise was
not seriously Injured
That the DAILY West intends TO do
some big things is shown by the order
ing of 30 ears of timber last week The
following was the order placed with the
Park CITY Lumber company last week:
100000 feet l0xl0 common mr. rough
lG IS and 20 feet long. 100000 feet SIX,
FIR, same lengths and $4,000 feet ski
and 6x10 IS feet lengths.
Two boilers and an engine belonging
10 the Raven Mining company, while
On transit from the railroad e
the conpany's property near Fort
! Duchesne. tipped over from tho Hat
boat and fell into the river at Ouray
| The company has offered one-half the
value OF the machinery for its recov-
! cry. George Young is going 70 try his
! hand at yanking il from the bottom
| of the riVer.-Nernal Express
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PRODUCE.

Chicago. Sept. The wheat market
was rather weak az the opening today
but rallied materially In the first few
minutes or trading owing chiefly 20
sharp bulge in corn prices. The easy
tone at the start was due TO "a report
given out By the hungarian minister OF
agriculture which estimated that cX-
porting countries would have nearly s0.-
$4,000 bushels Of wheat IN excess OF thor
own requirements. Opening quotations
were * 10 hNH lower with December
al % 20 Nh The price soon rallied 20
MN on buying by southwestern inter
ests
Additional deterioration IN the condition
OF the corn crop Of Oklahoma during
August as indicated bX the state report
caused considerable strength IN the corn
market early IN the day. December
opened tdh 20 "a ss higher AZ b51l
10 % = and advanced TO 51isGh.
Despite large deliveries on September
contracts the oats market was strong
of the corn market. December opened
shade 10 haA higher at 81 10 g and
advanced % 51ia.
Provisions were strong owing 20 tho
bulge IN coarse grain and because 81 a
81 advance in live hogs. Opening prices
were a shade lower 10 DC higher.
Whoat-The market slumped sharply
during the half Of the day owing 10
proht-taking brought out by bearish adj
Vices from the northwest where wealth
en- conditions continue perfect for har-
vestlng and threshinF From 3iil Decem-
Der declined 10 e3A The market closed
weak. almost az the bottom, with De-
cemher on AZ az fa.
Corn Decided strength prevailed for
the greater part of the day although
prices declined materially owing % the
break in wheat The close was strong.
with December 100 h0A at 7
Close-W heat-sept, 8A q - Dec.
$50 May. Wh0M
corn-sept. go Dee. 81 May IN
oats-sept 9eR Dec. 800. May. nH
pork-fcpt, p 80, Jan. l7.lo.
Lard-sert, i7nhi oct. II 25i Nov,
ii,Hpi.si q Jan. 1900 -
Ribs-sept' ns2h Oct. h0hniilo;
Rye-cash. 52an; Dec. o..
narley-Cnsh fsam
Timothy Sept. as1h. Oct. 2.W.
Cloyer-caah. u 70. March, lR.8
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York Sept. i.-suEnr raw,
steady. Fair refining so. centrifu gal.
% test ans molasaen sugar, 3.s6
Rehned-fteadY Crushed SIS, powder
ed SIS, graduated, SO.
Co1ee-ouiet No. RIO, 1is No.
Santos. 80 co.
BUTTER AND EG0s.
Chicago. Sent l.-Buficr- Steady.
Creameries. 2fA ll 9i dalries nnn
Egga-ht eadY az mark, cases included
q receipts, a5oa' hrtts. -, prime frsts
ci,eess- strong Daisies. uA QBi
twins, snsi yolnE Americas 10 Iona
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-01

Chicago. Aug 3i.-Financisl difficult
ties Of the Frances Mohawk Mining q
Leasing company OF Goldneld. New, due
20 an involved legal tangle and NUM-
Der Of heavy judgments. today resulted
in a receivership for the company.
Judge c. {. Kohlsaat In the United
States circuit court appointed the
western Trust a Savings bank tenn
porary receiver. He also issued a tenn
porary Injunction against the officers
Of the company and d. Mackenzie a
Co. Chicago agents for the corporation,
restraining them from withdrawing
sf25 900 on deposit In the Central Safety
Deposit vaults OF this city and from IN
ferferlne i'm any way with the affairs OF
the company pending an investigation
under the direction OF the court.
The company, II is said, Is the holder
OF q number OF mining leaseholds IN
Nevada, wyoming, Colorado and South
Dakota
ATTY. John A. Duffey, representing ID
Mackenzie, president and general man
aRer OF the company, alleges that at
tennis on the life OF Mr. Mackenzie
have been made by the alleged enemies
of the company, who he declares are
behind the present proceedings.
colassld New. Aus. si.-several suits
are now pending in the courts OF
nevada between the Frances Mohawk
Mining & Leasing company Of Gold
field. for which a receiver was named
by Judge Kohlsaat today. and tho
Goldheld Consolidated Mines company
the parent corporation.
The leasing company operated upon
an unusually rich section OF the ore
zone In this district and a great quan-
tity Of gold was extracted. The lease
under which operations were conducted
was granted by the Consolidated com
pany. or one OF the companies combined
in the consolidation IL represents, and
81 Is now maintained In various legal
actions that the work done by the leas-
ing company was improperly performed
TO the detriment OF the property.
on this claim the Consolidated COM
pany seeks heavy damages.
For more than a year the interests IN
the Frances Mohawk have been war
ring. When the annual meeting was
held during the fore part OF the year
the factions were busy depicting the
treasury by hling suits against one an
other on one side Is former Judge
Oliver II. Horton OF Evanston. Ill, and
former Judge c. II. Aldrich OF Chicago
and their friends. and on the other
General Manager Mackenzie was
charged with depicting the treasury
Through poor business management.
while he IN turn declared ~ was the
FAULT OF the other officers While Mac
Kenzle was in Goldfeld last spring Il
is alleged that representatives 81 the
opposing faction took possession OF the
company's books and took them from
the vaults in MacKenzie's Chicago
office.
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OMAHA
WOOL.

st Louis. Sept Wool steady. Ter
ritofy and western mediums, 23Q 2s. fine
mediums. 22Q2i; fine l3Ql9.
BOSTON.
Boston. Aug. 3l.-Depleted stocks
have resulted IN increasing strength In
the local wool market. Business has
fallen on from the recent large volume
but Is fair for the season. Quotations:
Secured values:
Texas fine. twelve months, 20 q ls;
fine. six 90 eight months. 6sQ'0, tne,
fall $500
California northern. IS n 20, middle
county. $50 IS. fall free, votat
oregon eastern. No I staple, 7l0Is;
eastern clothing. 70d72, valley No. J.
90 ass
Territory. fine staple. ia N; fine me-
dium staple 70d q. fine clothing. f0M
70: fine medium clothing, 67a6s; half
blood 73d16: three-cig hts-blood 81
20. quarter hloood, e70c-
Pulled extra. 72a75. fine A. c. e6. A
supers 55d62.
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STABBED IN THE WRIST.

In the police station this afternoon
are Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Simmons. of
zl l. street explaining their differ
ences 90 the chief Of police, and each
one attempting TO swear out a war
rant against the other. They had a
little family row" IL appears. in which
the husband. according 20 the wife's
story. in a sCufhe ran against a knife
she held IN her hand, cutting his wrist.
Simmons. who is a railroad man.
claims his wife stabbed him. and
wishes 10 charge her with assault with
"a deadly weapon. Mrs Simmons. in
turn. wants 10 swear 10 any complaint
which will punish her husband for at
lacking her.
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

Now York Sept D. Close.
Prime mercantile paper. fhnf4 per
cont
sterling exchange steady with actual
business In bankers bills at tf65l
iA5Qa for G0 day bIlls ana az 24hG.55
for demand
Commercial bills AGfh0H.
Flr Silver, 1tK cents
Mexican dollars "A cents.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds Irregular
Money on can FIRM. 262h per cent.
ruling rate 2h per cent. closing bid,
2 per centi offered af 2h per cent.
Time loanF firm and quite active.
for 90 days. per cent FOR 30 days.
as por cents Tor six months, 4 per
cent.
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GERMAN DREAONoUeHT
TOO LARGE TO BE T0WED

Bremen. Sept IAN attempt 20 tow
the new battleship Westphalon. the
FIRST Of the German Dreadnoughts, from
the yard whore she was built down
the Weser, resulted today M failure.
The vessel had been lifted ave feet by
pontoons. her craft being TOO great for
the river, and six tugs tried 10 tow her
as far as Nordenham, where she Was
io take her naval complement on
board when Il was seen that size
could not make the trip the West
phalen was returned 10 her dock
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81 FRANCIsCo MARKEr.

James A. Pollock & CO.. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following re-
ceived over ;heir private wire this az
noon:
CONSTOCK.
Ophir. 127ikal30. Mexican 1lOG
l12ia Gould q curry 25a31. Con. Va.
l42i p BIAS, Savage, 90 asked. Hale a
Norcross. HMH. yellow Jacket. 1l2h
a115; Belcher. sj010oi Sierra New
ada, timl7. EXcheluer 80 bid. Chol-
lar % bid; Potosl, 55056.
TONOPAH
Montana Tonopah. g7a9S: Tonopah
Extension. g. bid. MacNamara, 81 bid.
Midway, 20m22. Tonopah Belmont So
bid. West End Cons 80 bid, Jim
Butler, i6aiS.
GOLDFlELD.
Sandstone. o bid. Col M. 10 bid:
Jumbo Ext lNu2O, Booth. l40lls
Blue Bull SW9. silver Pick 10 bid.
Blue Bell 3 bid. Lone star, bid;
orc. SN9. Atlanta, ljUl6 CT Bend.
705. Florence. 9O5 bid. D'neld n
Cons gas. Goldheld Daisy 1890.
Comb Fraction 1ln13. CO. Bend Ext,
asked. CT Bend Annex asked;
Kewanos. l0Nll; Portland, bids
Crackeriack 2m5. D.. Mohawk. 6 hld,
Red Hlls. 50S. Grandma, 2 bid, Gold
field Con- go bld.
RULLFROG
Amethyst I asked. Bonnie Glare, l50
rs. MaynoWcr Con. tfGl5. Montsy Mt
3Ui. Tramp Con, fW5.
MANHATTAN.
Mani. CON. 4 asked. Dexter. 3 asked
Mustang. 1 bid. pinenut. 4 asked
OTHER DISTRICTS
Nevada Rms. 20 bid; Pittaburg silver
Pcak 5lnm. EaEles Nest q asked
RuWh'de queen, 25 bid; lhuhide coall-
ton. rs hid, Balloon Hill sac.
CONCENTRATES.
on nccount Of Labor day. the Sew
York exchange win be- closed next sat
urduy and Monday.
George Ames, superintendent OF th'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-01
EIGHT cHURN DRILLS WORKING
Chino Company Has Now Blocked Out
Enormous Body of Copper Ore.

Reports received within the last few
days from the Chino Copper cOmpany's
property 900 New Mexico by officials IN
New York are that the churn drills are
opening new ore bodies In the south
eastern part OF the company's territory
where the ground hitherto has been hut
little explored says the Boston Finan-
cial News The drills have encoun-
tered ore running about "a per cent
copper at "a depth OF 100 feet. Eight
churn drills are now working on the
property.
A Chester Beatty. who is directing
the mining operations estimates that
he has 100000 tons OF ore actually de-
veloped and 1000 0o0 tons more that IS
regarded as virtually In sight.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TODAY'a.

Mary q. Thaw 90 w. y Nincman,
lots "a and pa bieeb J. hhriche
Fob. .t4 tt4.s4ttst4 ttttltt.tt.4t ,t4tt ts'
Geo 4 Chcmbcrs 10 q u Ohleh
towuaffe iIfttfitl.a Itffillfnal4stt le
a. Kendall Of ai to- Thomas u.
Towle, let !. block 2 Roscdale
Add. li4ltl. ftf4HsttiIt tl4ttslllttsIt ~
% pr, Of ioi >. biosh D. plat Al io,ooi
J A. Trltgch o. q. Amutt. lot I,
part OF iot ia block 4 Fast Capt
Vol Ave Add. t.ut.uuat.ttt4aut Wl
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RATES For TAFT VISIT.

on account OF the visit OF President
Taft 20 this city the coming month, the
railroads entering this city will make
one fare for the round tIip. within state
lines. to SAT- Lake SEPT. 1926. with the
return limit on the 27th For Provo.
the iaie holds good IN Utah county on
the gath.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-01

This is apart from holdings Of stocks
and bonds Of the Union Pacific and
proprietary companies by themselves.
The New York Journal Of Commerce
figures out that the unplcdged stocks
and bonds held by these companies
neeregate over Sg16. 700 900.
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LIVESTOCK.

Chicago. sept. 1.-Cattle-Recelpts es-
timated al 1900; market lOc. nlgseI
Beeves. A. 25QS. 90, Texas steers, t.l.4
S iO. western steers. i.i0u6.4; stocketS
and feeders. 3.25Q 5.20i cows anu nell
ers. 28a6.s0: calves. 6.50m 80 1900.
Hogs-Receipts estimated az -'0g,
market strong 10 &c. higher. Lights, %
ass, mixed, l.50d So heaNy; ''-2p
rough. 7.25N7.0; good 70 choice hea i.s,,
Sous Is; pigs. 7.5OaS.o5; bulk or sales'
S sheep estimated az 5000;
market steady. Native. 2.I5Q4 40; Vest
ern. 3.Ooa4.75: yearlings $50 q o.99 l.
lambs. native, A.4o4 1885, western SOU
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. Sept. 1-Cattle-
f2.OO0: market strong 20 loc higher Ma,
tive steers. 425aT.S5; native cows ana
heifers. asa SIS; stockers ana feeaslS'
2.75db25; bulls, 2I5Q5 Is; calves. S.o.I
5O western steers, 3.15ge.'o' western
0I IS =, Receipts 5000: market sc. high
or Bulk of sales. 7.s00 Sos; heavy. DNlsi
5 90. packers and butchers t.s9oA.le'
sheep-Receipt 600; market steady
Muttons. 425a6&, lambs, 6.Vvq .,o'
range wethers, 4.o0q6 25; range ewes
3 .25d4.25.
south omaha, sept. l.--cattle = Re
ceipts S 400. market steady 20 atronEeI'
Naive steers. 4.75d7 go; calves ara neli-
ars 016 8 90. western steers. 3.j9aa 30 /:
Texas steers. 8.0od $50; range cows ana
heifers 275a425: Gamers. l.io@ go;
stockers and feeders. 2.75a5 q: calves
25G6.T5, bulls and stays, 2.ooa 10
Hogs-Receipts. 6,4oo. market oc
higher. Heavy. 7.s067.9O; mixed. 7.65 q
10: lights. s0dS 10. pigs 6.15o1 90
hulk Of sales. 7.65G7.ao.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900; market steady
Tambf lower. Yearlings. 4.75a5.t0. weth-
ers. 40Q4.75: ewes 3.50a4.40 lambs
G. 15G7. 80
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RAILS NEAR WINNTNfUCCA.

The Western Pacific rails are within
Il miles OF Winnemucca. Mr.. s. V.
Derrah says that II occasion called for
a. the distance could be covered in u
cays
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-01

Beck Tunnel. 1000 AT $50: 200 at &c.
Black Jack. 100 at o.
Carisa. 2, 700 al 49, 300 az 49,
Colorado. 100 at LIN; 100 at III y,
buyer so; 100 al i75; 80 al 10
Columbus. 100 at 1875; 100 at 122h;
100 at 100 seller co. 200 az 100
East Tintic 100 at 1874 1850 at
1917. seller co.
Gold Reef. 500 at a.
Grand Central. 100 az 235; 800 at
237h
Iron Blossom. 100 at 1926: $500 At
l22h 1000 at 1876 buyer 60
Mason Valley. 90 at 227h
May Day. 500 at Is, seller so: 200
at Is
Mineral Flat. 1900 at T.
Mountain Lake. 1000 az IL.
Nevada Hnls, 100 at 7S
Prince Con, 100 at I 10, seller So
Sioux Con. 100 at 80. 600 at 80. 400
at rs; 100 at 81; 500 at IS. seller so
South Columbus 500 at IS seller 80.
OPEN BOARD.
Colorado. 800 at LIS.
South Col. 500 at l7iA. seller so.
Grand Central, 100 at 240, seller so.
Ut Con. 800 az III.
Yerington, 500 at 8is.
TOTALS
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BUSINESS AND REALTY

The futile Bros. company report the
sale ~ 40 hv iiO feet at University
avenue. from Mrs Margaret Kelly tn
William McEwan Tor t2,660
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
FRANCES-MOHAWK IS
AGAIN CAUSE OF SUIT

Judge KohIsaat OF Chicago Appoints
Receiver for Company and Issues
Injunction Against the Oniccrs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-01

Pioneer ROonnRs.
Sold. laid and guaranteed BY q.
LAMbERI PAPER CO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-01

J.R. WHITNEY. stock Broker.
334 Atlas Bell 1470. Res. 3004-A
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RAILROAD NEWS.
mlnRIMAN's HOLDINGS.


T-W"I"WIF FVWs
Tho holdings OF n. II Hartman IN
the railroads Of the United states are
shown IN the annual report for 1908.
publlshc by tho parent Hartman road,
the Union Pacific According 20 the
complied report the holdings OF the
Union Pacific and auxiliary companies
Of stocks In other lines are as follows;
Atchison preferred stock 81 10000 900
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CONCENTRATES.

on account of Labor day. the New
York exchange Win be- closed next SAT-
urday and Monday
George Ames. superintendent OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-01

James A. Pollock & CO.. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following re-
ceived over their private wire this az
noon:
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-09-14
OPENING OF THE STANDING
ROCK AND CHEYENNE RIVER
INDIAN RESERVATIONS
Reg stration at Mobridge, Lennon er Alb
erdeen, S. D.. October to %.

The opening of the Standing Rock
and CHEYENNE River Indian Reserva-
ton in South Dakota and North Da-
kota in October will give about ten
thousand people 160 acres of fertile
farming lands for small sum per acre.
The government has appraised these
lands at SO cents to $6 per acre.
If you intend to engage in farming
or are now farming and wish to change
your location, why not register for one
of these farms? You may be success
full in the drawing for these lands.
ABERDEEN, South Dakota, on the
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL
RAILWAY, and MoBRIDGE and LENNON,
South Dakota, on the CHICAGO, MIL
wAuKEE e. PUGET SOUND RAILWAY,
are points of registration. You can
register any day from October to %.
The drawing will take place at Aber-
deem on October 26.
The land in the counties to the east
of these reservations now sells at pa
to $50 per acre.
This land opening will also give you
a splendid opportunity to see the won
derful country opened through the
construction of the new line to the Pa
cific Coast, at small additional cost
over your railroad fare to points OF
registration.
Folders regarding this land opening
and the country along the new line in
Suth Dakota, North Dakota and Mon
tana, free. F. A. Miller, General Pas,
senger Agent, Chicago, Milwaukee q
ST. Paul Ry., Chicago. 5w3
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-09-14
Nearly 1000 Pianos at a Bargain.

Lyon & Healy, of Chicago, known
everywhere as ''The Worlds Largest
Music House." are offering remark
able reductions on their great stock of
Upright pianos in order to make room
for carpenters putting in new flooring.
In this stock are new pianos of the
hgest quality, including nearly all
known makes.
Lyon & Healy are offering this su-
perb stock of pianos to the public at
20 to 40 per cent discount, in order that
it may be moved quickly and the work
of alteration facilitated thereby; so
here is chance to get much better
piano for any sum you have in mind
than you can ordinarily obtain.
Write today for the list of pianos in
this great alteration piano sale, which
is an event entirely unprecedented in
the history of piano-selling. Or ar
range to make visit of inspection to
their salesrooms, corner Wabash Ave
nue. and Adams Street, Chicago. Four
distinct plans of easy payment for
those who do not wish to pay all cash.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-09-14
Low ONE-WAY FARES TO THE PACIFIC
COAST VIA CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,
ST. PAUL RAILWAY.

Every day from September Is to Oc-
tober Is, 1909, inclusive, this Railway
will sell low one-way colonist tickets
from stations on its line to Seattle,
Tacoma, Spokane, Portland, Victoria,
Vancouver, Butte, San Francisco, Los
Angeles, Salt Lake City, Ogden, and
to dozens of other points West and
Northwest. Stop-overs allowed.
Low one-way tickets will also be on
sale between above dates from stations
on this Railway to Montana, Idaho and
Washington stations on the new line
to the Pacific Coast-the CHICAGO,
MILWAUKEE & PUGET SOUND RAIL.
WAY.
Stop-overs will also be allowed on
these tickets, atfording an excellent
opportunity to see the wonderful new
country opened by this new line.
For complete information regarding
cost of ticket, sleeping car service and
fares, routes and train service, see
nearest ticket Agent of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & ST. Paul Railway. De
scriptive folders regarding the country
along the line, from +. A. Miller, Gen
eral Passenger Agent, Chicago. 5w3
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-09-14
Monument Unwilling.

Last Sunday was the day set for the
unveiling by the Woodmen of the
World of the Sow. Fred Bickford mon
ument, and as is the invariable circum-
stance on the days selected by Cresco
Camp for it's dwellings, the day was
rainy and showers fell during the cere-
monies; but in spite of the threatening
weather and previous rains, a goodly
number of members of the w. o. W..
and w. G. and friends of the family
proceed to the New Oregon cemetery
to fulfill the final obligation of the or
der to its deceased members in the un-
yelling of an enduring monument to
the memory of the deceased Sovereign,
with the beautiful and expressive ritu-
alism of the order. Although rain
commenced to fall with the commence
ment of the exercises, the program
was given in it's entirety, including Sc
lections by male quartette composed
of Messrs. Patterson, Brown, Burgess
and Mead; fine reading of the poem
by Mrs. Lunetta Mcintosh and fine
address by Sow. Lecturer Schleh.
whose central thought was that the
gathering of a group of men compris-
ing laborers, farmers, professional and
business men to pay their tribute to
the memory of toiler such as was the
deceased, was greater, grander and
more to be desired than the pomp and
circumstance that surrounded the flu
neral earlier in the day of multi mill
ionaire, E. H. Hartman, whose wealth
and position brought him the respect
and Difference usually paid to wealth
instead of to worth and manliness.