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New-York tribune., 1909-11-10
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARkET.-M Money on call
0Teued al a. ger cent, highest. 80 per
cent: lowest az per cent, last loan, . per
cont; closing, ai-n5i. per cent. ruling rate
e. Iscr cont Time money became firmsr
3cmsnd being brisk and offerings hecom-
ne more restricted. For the shorter ma
iurltic- = per cent Wa quoted. and Tor
four five. and SIX months thc rate was
advanced 10 - ner cent. Mercantile
palser was issued with somewhat increa sod
Freedom. RATES sH.i- pcr cent for sixty
aud niuefv days and 5'sd6 per cent Tor
fuHf and siN months.
FOREIGN ENCH ANGE.-The foreign
exchange market was shade firmer 81
hr opcu'ng and aT the end of the fIrst
hour cables wore quoted AZ iSS2eHs Nsal
icms nj sterling - aNsl.0i issa5 ana SiNfv-
day blie ~ asSis sas.Sie. Short francs were
kf7fs less l-22 and short r"ichsmarks
ss e-1s less l-2-ues 3-lS. Tho market was
- sier in the afternoon. showing 4 decline
n - points from tho 0peuiuE. Gables
quoted - sN>io0 i.Nsan. demand
sterling 1894 $50 and SiNt. day bills -
ss2l. oass'- Short francs held around
IVA less l-1cHs.1sie loss l-32 and short
reschsmarks p @-l6 less l-S2. business was
-';'ef
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sa..,.cr.. ,.nston rntos folrn-

DOMESTIC FNCHANGF.-Bo lac
discount. ,hiraeo. i5c discount. san Fran
-isco. signt 80. telegraph 5i1c premium;
Nep. Orlesrs conmercial s. discount hank
81 premium. Charleston. buying par. selling
loo premium. - Louis. 35c discount hid
20 discount asked. Cincinnati. ler pre-
mium. Minneapolis. par. savannah. buy
nr 3-lsc discount. selling par
RANK CLEARINGS New York. en-
-hsnges tf5l Ees.1Sa. balances 81. .ssS6li CHI
nsgo exchanges siel''.e.a, balances Sil2s.-
-. Boston. exchange Si-,5sh..ss, balances
g 0s7 50. Baltimore. exchanges S,7s1.646
halsnoes ss62.si2
SILVER MARK 1T. .-- Commercial bar sil-
ser s9a.c Mexican silver dollars s2c. Bar
silver in London CLOSED ~ = -. unchanged
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. %. Lis
bon lc15
MENICAN EXCHANGE Mcxican sN-
change on New York Is quoted 81 soll-.
GOVERNMENT RENENI-E Receipts
fifm customs yesterday were s. 28g.. 81 in
iernnl revenue. 8 .sGS2Gs ana miscellaneous
~ ss3 a total 81 S3.0lf.6. against total
-xueildif ifures on ordinary account Of 3 gq5 -
- For the month 20 date ordinary re-
.eipfs have neen 81. sssssi and ordinary sN-
fsendifuUss Si3.i.2...k the excess Of eXpendi-
iures amounting 10 S35s.ss6. For the nscsl
fe9sf2. .03o. against S.0i 1855 in the same
finle in is0s. aDd ordinary expenditures
fa.s go .sl7. agsims, s2s0.0sl ~ o. 1895 the
aNccss OF fypendlfuTes this year amount
ng 10 $3.50 90. compared with an excess
iast wear Of SIS 2a.2Z7. Including Panama
= AL eNpendii ures over recci pie since july
amounts 20 81 Gia.sss. against an excess IA
fhf corresponding period year ago OF tse.-
5esI2s.
sT-R-TREAsURY.-T SuO-Treasury was
srb'or 20 tie Clearing House N.l2s.@a
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MINING.
WHEAT.
COLLATERAL TRUST MOTIF

Ish Omen Ittgb To,. ,.t.
90" Dee option. 81 o2's 81 otis 81 or. 81 o,s.
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FINANCIAL MARKET
DECLINE IN STOCKS.
DuH and Weak on Further Id
rance an Rates for Money.

The stock market was dull and de-
,,,sssed almost from the opening yester-
dsv. and in the last hour. when the rate
for cali money advanced 20 Ole per cent
it's highest. with only one or two eNcep-
tons. for nearly two years, pronounced
Weakness developed in stocks. the close
showing net losses I'm practically the en-
tire list. running TO more than two
points in Union Pacific and to we'll above
a point in a number OF other standard
issues. Comparative strength was shown
by certain of the specialties, and Wells
Fargo. on renewed rumors OF melon
OF attractive size. rose about ~ points 10
= new high record figure Of 5l4i2. Total
transactions we're the smallest for any
ium day in a good many weeks. the lead
ing issues in point of activity being Steel
common. which supplied nearly NTH
of the days business Of about oJ0Vo
shares. Union Pacific, Reading and
Amalgamated Copper. The latter de-
clned a trifie more than a point, but ap-
parently as a consequence solely OF the
,nlfavorable money outlook. as the mar
kct for the metal is reported strong
and advancing. The Copper Producers %
monthly report. due TO-DAY, is expected
20 show a decrease in the surplus stock.
and the negotiations for a trade price
understanding which may be interna-
tional i'm it's scope arc believed likely 10
lave soon a favorable outcome Penn
sylvania continued on its steady down
war1 course. which has been in progress
since the announcement of the decision
10 offer new stock To the shareholders,
and the rights also declined fractionally
Steel common closed 12s points down.
and. like most Of the list. AT the lowest.
The call money rate. which opened at
n. per cent. vas advanced to = per cent
around noon and 10 - in the last hour
as already noted. There was some call
ing of loans in the course Of the day. due
10 the desire Of tho banks. in view Of the
weak condition disclosed in last Satur-
DAYS statement and TO continuance Of
the loss of money. although 81 far this
veeF on 4 comparatively small scale. TO
fortify their position. The time money
market also hardened. tho rates for all
msturities up 20 six months being ad-
vanced. with the supply of losnable
funds IN smaller volume
Improvement was shown in tho money
situation abroad. tho rate Of exchange on
London rising ~ both Paris aud Berlin
and the enga cement being announced of
sl.2JoU90 gold in Paris for shipment to
London as a special transaction. and :,
further engagement of Ss000Sno being
reported. The effect of this beginning Of
the gold movement from tho French cap
ital was apparent in = higher market for
securities IN London. although money is
I'm strong demand AZ that centre. The
fortnightly settlement i'm London is now
in progress, and the csrryover rate. or
contango. on American stocks has boen
reduced from q 20 = per cent, the reduc-
tion rejecting tho curtailment Of The
open account I'm Americans due TO The
shifting OF loans from London 10 New
York following the raising Of the Rank
OF England discount rate 10 > Der cent
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N. Y. AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds. compared
with Mondays
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Norrrr. m t,oI r,r,gs ~, 7-,,o,,,. -orr-

NOTICE To HOLDERS OF THOMAS COLL
lERY 80. PER CENT FIRST MORT
GAGE Bonds
Under terms Of sinking Fund. scaled proposals
Viii te Received until T. NJ. saturday Ncverf~
Der =. l;S24 at The CfftCe o. THE PENNSl Z
NANIN COMPANY FOR tNSJRANCES ON
LIVES ANp GRANTING ANNUITIES. Trtsr--.
Tor the sale % IL, az the lowest price. not cK-
Ceedinx i0.is ana accrued interest OF q = u,sny
Of said bonds So. 5S1. rs viii purchase. Pre-
poSals should be addressed 20 e. ;. ". Facks,c
President Thomas Coiierv sinking Fun4. -
5l5 Chestnut street. Philadeiphis. Pa
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tNOUSTR RIAL.
RAILROAD.
MINING.

ioS 100 s,':ss2 g. s. r;sa,i,a. sSSi az a.. Il. q
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EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.

fara 100, lea-
W end Nov sta AS. .p> SO siJ --3 $40 ~. a,6
since Jan. So. 500 sos ST. 3ls ass 51ii: os9
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Tss @. se S period e.
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Name. Maturity hid Asked Vt,IS
Am cigar q. Mch ~. 1911 - ,rs4. =
DO = e., Mch Is 1871. ...... % n7- A "a,
Am Tel q r 5.p G.. Jan. 1910 yass taOts 80,
Al Coast I. ) e.. Mch. iaiO. iD IN,a. "a
= II g. - p .. July. i9i5... 96i. ~ 81
q - q & : I. > , g June 1911 iOa IOi A H.,
u 4 II eqp a. p q. IUly. 1872 I0s1. iG3i, 10
tien Rub a. {. July. laii.. - - : "a,
Hud Go q. oct 10 1911. loo IUs tIo
Inter y TT q . May. 1871. lIess lO3l. 3 "a
n e. r 4 I. q p q. sept. l9ie. aSa. 90 a Ia
Lack II ; 2 3. Mck. i9iO..... gJ-s gar. 80,
4. = ~ ) y e. FEB. 1910. 997s iuoi, -
Luis a y > p e.. Mch. 1910. loo i0Jl : 4,
Mich Ceat . p G. Feb. ieiO 9a's lOoi. a 5o
NJ a ~ I. y e. FEB. 1911. % aga. : al
y y 9 4 ~ x G.. Feb. 1910 s97s IOOis a 80
SYgI .1n y G. Nov tiaff ts4 4@stg q az bssfs
y y y " q " p 9 1909 II. 100 i0Is.
No~f a west . p G. May. 1910 i0ol4 lou@. no
penn v r . D a. Mch -. 1910 iO0t- l00s. sOO
- 4. a ) + } . c. Jan igli.. as gat, /. ~,
40 a. D G. Feb iai2. -..... r5i4 asi \ no
southern Ry p e. Feb 1919 Ha-. loot -,
TideVater . p e. June. 1913. .int 10. .aS
West & d p Z. Aug. 1919 700 zoos. tSo
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PBlIADEIpHIA STOCKS.

-urnisaed bv CharleS n. Barney e Co. No. .
Broad street. New York and No. y, son'A
fta street. Philadelphia
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
lssua Of aax Ordinary talital Stock,


NOTICE is hereby given that. pVrsUa1t
70 Resolution passed az the Special General
Meeting Of Shareholders on sth October.
1905. an issue OF S3oG1O.6s0 additional Ordl-
Lary Capital StOcI OF the Company or 1co-
60 shares OF Slet each. has ben ordered b.
the Board OF Directors
The StocA Will BE- offered 20 The share
lolders OF record 81 9 p. n. on MONDAY.
the 18th 1ay of November, 1s'e9 ar the price
OF SO per share. being a premium OF 50
over and above the par value thereof on THE
basis of - per cent, or one share in five Of
their respective holdings.
The right 10 subscribe viii expire a.
T. m. on WEDNESDAY. January 5th 1910
PAYMENTS VIII be received At the Sank %
Montreal. London. New York. or Montreal.
a. follows
30Fs or g. per share on subscription on OF
before January 5th. 1919.
~ or s. per share on March 9th. 1910.
90 OF - per share on NAV Jth. 1870
-iFc or So per share ON July SIN 1870
-Fc or s. per share or sept. iti. 19fu
Interest ar the rate OF six per cent per
aunum viii be paid in July. 1910 from the
due date OF each iHstalment 20 June Sth.
1910 on instalments up 10 and including that
OF May 9th. 1910. which have been paid on
or before due dates.
All shares Cf the issue on which install
ments have been paid in flIil on the d'la
the full dividend acCTuing Tor the half-ve4r
ending DeCcmbcr 3lSt 1917
\ circular containing the terms 81 sub
ScriptiOn and payment. and enclosing var
rants of subscription. will be mailed 20 the
SHAREHOLDER on or about the S0th day OF
November. 1909.
b order Of IKE Board
W. r. BNkER.
SeCrefary-
Dated az Montreal .ati, OctobOr 1asa
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Maturing 1899 90
FURNISHED hy Swartwcut & Appenzei;ar NJ ta
Zine streets
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Dated az Montreal. eatr octo6cr. i9sa.
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks in
which there we're no transactions yester-
DAY on the New York Stock Exchange:
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-27
Notes and Personals.
A. NJ. Petro, is the druggist.
BUY furniture and carnetS of w

A. NJ. Petro, is the druggist.
Buy furniture and carpets of w. H.
Rutter and save money.
George Malone, of Onaga, is visiting
with his cousin, Mrs. Ida Hastings.
Mrs. Hastings will accompany her
cousin to Onaga on his return home
for a weeks visit.
Forbes Bros carry a line of Jerome
B. Rice's seeds, as well as all kinds
of field seeds.
9x1O Brussels Rugs sell for SO at
Rutter's
Ladies, before going further, let US
P. D. Joseph, North Topeka.
See Rutter's $1,000 iron bed.
If you want to get Jerome B. Rice's
seeds. of Cambridge, New York, go
to Forbes Bros.
A number of old magazines and other
literature was donated yesterday by
fire station No. for the use of the in
mates of the county poor farm.
SKIP Administer Rugs, $1,000 at
Rutters.
]. ]. King. the man who sells real
estate, see me. Here is few of my
sales for the past week: 1928 Jack
$1,700; 1906 Monroe street $4,000;
1105 Jackson street $1,000; S26
Madison street, $500; 91S Topeka ave-
nue.. $500; $40 Park street, $1,000;
also farms, suburban tracts and city
property in other cities. If you want
Independent phone 995.
For good goods. go to Berry & Ret
ters grocery store.
L. E. Anderson, of 11O7 Jackson street
spent yesterday in Silver Lake on bus
mess.
w S. Winitts visited in Granville
yesterday.
Big assortment of room sized rugs
received at Rutter's.
Hiram Davis and VIM. Boast have
returned from a visit in Elmont.
!. J. Ketchum has returned from a
See the finest buggy and harness
in the city at Foucht's hardware.
business trip in Kansas City.
All wool art square, 9x12, only $500
at Rutters.
Gala company No. s, U. r. K. of
P. will give a dance at Barratt hall,
1000 Kansas avenue, on the evening
of March ?. Admission so cents.
1 handle all kinds of garden and
field seeds w. E Scotten. 1O07-O9
North Kansas avenue.
We fix shoes while you wait J. E.
King, 919 North Kansas avenue.
Mrs. Thomas P. Mathews, of Oska-
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

S. j. Hodgfns and wife to J. B. Payne
lots 4S0 and S. II 47S Clay St, Kings
R. P. Caldwell to c. D. Caldwell, q
int in n; e. z n e. 4 13-1O-14. also
n. W. Il 1S-10-15. also n. e. Il 1S.-10-15 1850
pt;, int. in lot 1s4 Madison st......". @ eS7. so
u. I. Hazen to ]. d. Clark ct al. lots
&-S9 and 81 Mulvane ST., add B, to
1olIeSe Hill =, go
W. W. Beard and wife to L NJ. Berry,
E, Parks add; 1OOO
S. j. Philips and wife to c. L. Mark
Throops End dd.................... 32OS
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-27

Ioosa, is visiting friends in North To-
peka.
See Rutter's $500 Iron Bed.
PEAS AND TOMATOES soc DOZEN
CANS
c. W. Thompson, at S27 North Kan
sas avenue, has $50 cases of both To-
matoeS and Peas, which were saved
from the Parkhurst-DaViS fire They
were uninjured except for soiled and
torn labels. This enterprising grocery
will retail these goods out, at sc per
can, or soc per doz.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-27
CHOICE BUILDING SITE,
FOR SALE.
UNPRECEDENTED FARM BARBA1Ns.

UNPRECEDENTED FARM BARBAINS.
800 acres, 10 miles S. w. of Topeka. All
fenced well watered, pasture and mead
ow, 200 acres tillabIe. Only $500 per acre.
2s9 acres, u miles from Topeka. All
fenced hog tight, 50 acres in cultivation.
balance fine well watered pasture, a good
room house, large barns, and other
buildings Only $500 per acre. This is
an extra fine little ranch.
so acres, 15 miles S. w. of Topeka, {
miles from R. r. station, all fenced, IL
acres clover and timothy, fenced hog
tight, so acres good pIow land. good or
chard. good well. buildings. Price
81, ,SO0
so acres. 13 miles S. E. of Topeka, 4
miles from R. r. station, close to school
and church, 80 acres fine bottom land, 90
acres in cultivation, balance pasture and
timber, creek, orchard, 3 room house
So, 100.
j. E. SHAFFER.
No. 112 East 9Th ST.. Topeka, Kansas.
Ind. Phone $50.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-27
RENTAL. LIST


Several modern office rooms, for rent.
Between 5th and Sth on Kansas ave.
Modern flats, rooms suite. 50 each.
Two large store rooms. $11.00 each.
Three modern living rooms on avenue.
Modern office rooms in new Crawford
office block, heat, light, elevator and jan
itor service free. See US for terms.
One modern 10 room house, West side.
Three room houses, East side
Three modern room houses, West side.
One seven room house, East side. gas.
One room house, gas, East side.
Two store rooms. East side.
One large store room between 4th and
9TH on Kansas ave.
Money to loan on Real Estate; Collect
Rents Fire and Tornado and Automobile
Insurance written at lowest rates.
Call or inquire of
w. C. STEPHENSON & CO.,
REAL ESTATE, LOANS & INSURANCE
500 KANSAS AVE.
Phones: Ind. 654. Bell 145o. Topeka, Kan
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-27
A 31k ACRE TRACT.

a o12 AOftE IttAOI.
With room house. barn, fruit. blocks
from new shops, fruit and shade, good
soil. Price s1,55O.O0 If sold soon.
acres, room house. barn, chicken
house and other outbui1dings, fine soil
and every foot of it available for garden
truck. This place must be sold soon.
Price is $4,000. We want an offer.
SHAWNEE AGENCY.
Both Phones. 534 Kans. Ave.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-27

FOR SALE-5 room cottage, three east
front lots, city water, gas, full base
ment, nice location, II block from West
9Th st. car line. Owner leaving the city,
must sell. ia Stephens st.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-27

2 acres, fine improvements, fruit and
shade, near College. 3,50O.
One acre, nice cottage, good barn,
plenty fruit, nice home, will take some
good horses. 1880.
Almost new four-room house, one lot,
cellar, gas. Easy terms. S115O.
4-room cottage, . lots, l block to cars.
81, $50.
7-room house, 3 lots, Oakland. $500.
Fine corner, 7-room, modern, 70 TT. front.
$4,000.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-27

FOR Rents room cottage, BOZ w. 9th
St, 81. Topeka Laundry Co.
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HOW Do THESE STRIKE YOU?

Topeka avenue, east front. beautiful, al
most new completely modern, room
home, to be sold at a bargain price. II
you want som mething nice ask us about
this.
Near washburn College, new east front.
room house, modern except furnace, de-
sirably located and close to car. Bargain
at 49, 100.
East 'front.' 6 rooms. modern, barn and Z
lots, on Western ave-, close to Holiday
Park. Price 50, $50.
Modern, 5 room cottage. blocks of
Santa Fe offices, for $500.
COLORADO FRUIT AND FARM LANDS
If YOU are homeseeker or an investor
looking for a place where you can get the
most for your money, where you can get
the best returns for your money in cash,
together with the most to be had of COM
fort and pleasure, Colorado offers all of
this We are agents for the famous
WESTERN SLOPE fruit and farm lands
of Delta County. Colorado.
If interested in irrigated lands, where
almost any kind of crop may be grown.
where there is never failing water, call
cerning this wonderful country. Mr.. f.
B. Wells, one of the members of this
firm, has spent considerable time in Delta
County and he would be pleased to go
into details with you.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
1O7 East 9TH, Street.
FRED S. BROWN E. B. WELLS.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-27
TURKISH BATHS

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
NJ. c. PLANK, gen. contractor, has an
office at 81 Kan. ave. Estimates cheer
fully given Ind. phone 1850. Bell 1920.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-27

Kansas Avenue NJ. E. church, 1925
North Kansas avenue. Rev. Mr.. Asher,
one of the evangelists in the city, will
preach at II a. m.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-27

Regular services at the North Con-
gregational church Sunday morning, DR..
D. NJ Fisk, pastor. Rev. Frank Bah
cock, assistant pastor, will preach on
Influence"
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-27

WANTED-Bright boy with good educa-
ton to help in office and for mail clerk
References required. Crane & Co., 11O-112
East Sth ave.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-27

FOR RENT.
519 Clay, rooms, modern.
1922 w. 9Th, r, gas.
7O4 Polk, r., gas, barn.
100 Woodruff ave. r., gas. barn.
5o4 West St, s r, modern.
1133 Kan. ave-. one storage room
J. E. TORRINGTON, 100 W. 9Th. st.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-27

For Sale. 2 nice cozy furnished nest
have nice, clean little cottage. semi
modern furnished complete, including a
new piano. can fruit. etc. We are in
walking distance. S. w; everything com
~ IGm oqy th5S hSr you 0,Ir mon NEED
effects and commence to LIVE. and for
less than 5000 cash it is yours. Don't
wait for spring sales to stimulate prices.
Address B. G., care State Journal.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-27

This is the only dry cleaning house
in this city. Ladies' and gentle
mems clothing cleaned like new.
Give US call.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-27

CLEANING AND REPAIRING WORKS
FOR
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-27

WANTED-Salesman of ability and neat
appearance to call on all merchants In
their territory; elegant side line, conven-
lent to carry; good commissions; prompt
remittance. Belmont Mfg, Co.. Cincinnati,
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-27

Central Avenue Christian church. Bi-
BILE class at 9:45 a. m. Preaching II a.
M, subject. steps Into Heaven" Jun
ior Endeavor p. m, Christian En-
deavor 6:35 p. m, preaching 7:30 p. m,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-26
Objects TO S-Club League.

spokane. Wash.-"Before l would
consent to an eight club, greater Pa
clfic Coast league, with five Cali
fornia clubs and three northwestern,
or even four from each section, I
would throw up the game and let
someone else take hold of the Spo~
kane franchise" Thus declared Pres
ident Joe Cohn of the Spokane Base
ball club recently.
Cohn stated further that the ma
iority of the Northwestern league
men feel the same way and that there
"a absolutely nothing doing with
Judge Mercedes project.
ut costs more to send a club to
Los Angeles than to Minneapolis
fsaid Cohn. Taking it by easy stages
four weeks at the very best would be
consumed in reaching the Angel City
ana the cost would be about $780,
Manager Brown of the Indians anc
President Lucas Of the Northwes
league. arrived this morning and steps
will be taken, as Cohn says, "Towart
move which will result in one o
three things - peace with Portland
peace without Portland, or war will
Ioutlaw bah and an invading club IL
| the Beaver City"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-26
facetious comment

paper with the facetious comment
"Oh you Ou."
To a crowd of newspaper men one
day, when in a particularly fine hu-
NOR he remarked that he understood
that meals at the north pole were
very irregular.
"Why?" bit a scribe.
We'll" answered Adee, grinning in
his beard, they are only Cooked
Pearyodically"
Mr.. Adee Is never quoted directly
That is an unwritten rule of the corps
Of correspondents here. Safe in this
promise. the second ass istant secre-
tary of state often delves into his
store of wisdom and yields up bully
stories" Generally the high
source at the state department" or
responsible Official on whose word
at is understood at the statement, -
those are the phrases most frequent
ly seen. by the way, in the newspa-
pers printing news from the state de-
partment-is Mr.. Alvey A. Adee.
| 4 department clerk once called up
Mr.. Adee'5 office to ascertain just
how the second assistant secretary of
state should be addressed and his full
name.
His name is \. a. Adee," said the
state department employe.
spell it out in full"
"a" said the voice at the state de-
partment.
YES"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-26
ATHENA NEWS NOTES
HIGH SCHOOL GIVES
SUCCESSFUL ENTERTAINMENT
Program and Basket Social Rounded
Out Evening.
Especial Correspondence.) }

Especial Correspondence.
The most successful entertainment
for years was given at the opera house
last evening by the high school and
the Commercial club. There was not
even standing room in the building
for the crowd and from the start
there was manifested the most cor
dial spirit.
The boxes all beautifully decorated
were numbered and placeu on the
table after which the school program
took place which was interestln.
from beginning to end. All the par
Elephants acquitted themselves well.
AT the close of the school program
Supt. Welles delivered an interesting
address and the one minute stump
sreech contest by the ten men and
ladies created laughter from the
start.
The boxes were then auotioned Off
rapidly and the floor prepared for
| long tables around which the crowd
gathered to enjoy the elegant boxes
they had bought together with hot
coffee served by the Commercial club.
The crowd dispersed about twelve
O'Clock singing the praises OF the
school and the Commercial club.
A number of Athena people went
to Walla walla today to witness the
big football game between Whitman
and Washington State.
Attorney s. F. Wilson left today fol
Spokane and other points in Wash
ington.
There are Thanksgiving services al
the Christian church. The Thanks
giving sermon was preached by Rev
! Ryder.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-26
Ore Runs Rich.

Baker City.-One of the richest
veins of gold ore discovered in Baker
county is now being worked by the
Humbolt Mining company at their
mine in Mormon basin. The ore runs
$4,000 to the ton and is being taken
from a vein about seven inches wide
and of unknown depth. While the
company has been working on the
rich vein for some little time they
did not make an assay until today
and were surprised at the richness of
the vein. The mine is in the same
section and is near the famous Rain
bow mine. 1t is stated that the mine
will soon be paying good dividends
on the stock