The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-10-13

I The Boston residence Of Coy. Eben
s. Draper. $50 Beacon street, in the
Back Eay section. was banned on the
5th inst. The loss is estimated At
100000.
In an Interview at Lowell. Mass.
Gen. A. W. Greedy. the Arctic explorer,
expressed the opinion. based on what
has been published up to this time.
that both Cook and Peary reached the
pole.
The National Grain Dealers Associ-
alton. in convention in Indianapolis.
declared for resembling the duty on
wheat from Canada and 'placedsitself
on record as opposing the federal in
spection OF grain
The verdict of the trial court which
found John R. Walsh guilty of misap-
plication of the funds Of the Chicago
National Bank was affirmed by the
United States Circuit Court of Ap-
peals at Chicago on the 9Th inst
As tribute of their affection and
regard on the eve Of his departure on
a trip around the world, friends OF
Melville E Stone. general manager of
the Associated Press. gave him din
ner Tuesday night at the Lotus club
in New York.
Hop growers in centrai New York
are obtaining unheard Of prices for
this years crop. While the hops a
year ago at this time Sold at 3 to II
cents a pound. the growers are now
receiving 80 to 33l cents and choice
The treating habit' is bad and can,
not be too strongly condemned. ac'
cording TO q resolution adopted ar-rie
closing session of the. National Ger
man Alliance in Cincinnati. The al
lance would have the practice of men
buying each other liquor stopped
Matt Henson. Commander Peaiy's
faithful negro Achates for eigateep
months, and who stood with hih at
the North pole. was honored Tuesday
night at New York by beng mad one
O. the guests At a dinner in the Union
League club, to which were inyitcl
the Officers and the scientific staff of
the Roosevelt
Harvard House, at Stratford-on-the-
Avon. the sixteenth century home of
noLert Harvard. father Of John Har-
ward. founder OF Harvard university.
and rescued from decay by the joint
efforts OF Edward Morris OF Chicago
and Miss Marie Corelli. is now the
property OF Harvard university. the
mouse was presented to and opened by
" nItelaw Reid. the American amoas-
sador. in the presence of a large and
distinguished audience. including
many Americans.
Captain Bernier of the Canadian
steamer Arctic has made public a. let
ter written to MIN by DIR. Frederick
\. Cook. May %. and delivered to
Captain Bernier on September LIST at
upernavik. Greenland. In the letter
DIR. Cook gives an account OF mis- DIS
coyery oil the North pole and the hard
snIps experienced on the return jour
ney. he also accuses Murphy. reAry's
emplo.e. with barterIrg ms 1.-THE doc
lOr'sJ supplies to the nauyes ito sat
lsIy Peary's commercial greed
Abbott Lawrence Lo~vn took his
place as president of harvard Unyef-
SHY on the otn INST. In outlining n.s
poncles. President Lowell dectare@
himself in favor OF men learning one
thing veal. and something of every
,u..s. he placed himself on the size
OF intercollegiate sports as the oniy,
striking occasion for the display OF
college solidarity. He also stated his
belief in the segregation OF the fresA-
men I'D of the drawing together of
the ties among upper classmen
The National Baseball Commission
having charge of the sale of seats for
the worlds series games at PittsbYg
between Pittsburg and Detroit. an
nounced Monday that the mail-order
sale of reserved seats was unPrece-
dented. 1854 tickets for each game.
a; Forbes Held were sold forty-eigat
hours after mail orders were received
An Official of the Pittsburg club an
nounced that 100000 worth OF orders
Tor seats for the first Two games had
been returned, with a notice that DO
reserved seats were left