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The Detroit times., 1909-07-16
UNION PACIFIC IS
ACTIVE FEATURE
Market Improves After lrregularisy
in Early Trading-Rock Island
Continues Upward Movement

Anal Cop Slls. Am { & + 5sls. do pf
IL a, Am Cot . ~, \ mice Soss Am
T \ r ii0H, Am lob pf 1905. Anacon
~, Atch ll6, Bait 81 - rs - Brkly n
II 7Sh, Can Pac iS5 =. Cen t.cath
~ a, do ~ los. Ches ~ . q =. CHI a Gt
w IL. &. VI * ~ T. l54i4. Col * /
IS, Col 81 ) % Consol Gas lf0. corn
Prod 22N. Del n IL 1913. Den x II q
AN. Dis Sec Cor IS, Erie S6is do LIST
RfSS ~, dc bS "a Pi g. Gen s,f F's 81 iSi Ms
Cent $50 =, Int Met 10 u. DO ~ isAs.
Kan 50 l5h. do pr IA. Louis a \
l44r. M. X n T - Mo PaC i2k
W 5si. Norf 4 W 92I. North Pae
l5lk Penn II 1871 -. PEG q 4 { llo'a.
NEW YORK, July 16.-After show
ing moderate irregularity after the
opening, the stock market again de-
veloped fairly strong tone and prices
OF a number OF issues AT the end OF
the first 10 minutes showed small frac'
tional gains. Rock Island issues aud
Frisco second preferred scored gains.
The Hartman stocks were In moder-
ate supply and Union Pacific lost It's
opening gain. Southern Pacific was
of l-2 and Steel common shaded on.
IL a. mater the irregularity dis
played early. the tone OF the market
gradually improved and AT the end OF
the first hour strength was displayed.
Union Pacific was the most active or
the railroad list The Rock Island
group continued its upward movement
and with Frisco second preferred made
moderate gains. Amalgamated moved
up TO about 81.
Governments unchanged, other
bonds firm.
Noon-There was a further lifting
OF the high record for Steel common,
the stock selling at - with contin-
ued demand for the preferred. The
tone all around at midday was strong.
The Rock Island issues remained
prominent and further advance or
one point was recorded in Frisco Sec
ond preferred.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16
M A r l N E
VESSEL PASSAGES.



DETROIT. July l6.-Up: Manchester.
80 "a. IN. Thursday. Corrigan, Scott
l2.t5 y m: Ogdensburg, g. Saranac.
20 Earring. q 20, Munro 6.45,-f,rtcE-
son. so; Grammer. 6:55; Simaloa, 1870;
John T. Hutchinson.
Mckinney. 9.15; LAngdon. 10. Lam
bert Jupiter. 1890; Algonquin. III:
Cuddy Jas. Wallace. 11:i0, NorthLlght.
Owego u, Briton. 1855, Miller. 1890:
Joseph Gilchrist. i40; America La
Belle. ?. Carona. 3; OH. Russell. 1915;
Robt. Mills. ;. Osborne. $40. Walter
Scranton, .. Langell and barges. Rob-
ert Wallace. ESQ. Kinmount. Z Zenith
city, Marcia. 5; England. $50. Wolf
9; Eads. Jenney, lshpeming. 1890, VIM.
Kerr. Osler, IL.
Down; D.. J. Morrell. 1890 D. m.
Thursday; Admiral. 2: Seneca. 4:20: Jo-
lict. 4:45, Wickwire. 5:45; Schuylkill.
5 so; standard oil CO. barge No. 2, g. 20;
Masaba, $50
Matoa. $3.50; Gayley. 10; Tagona,
Jones. 1880; Wilpen. Rutland. IL, Ger
man. Maine and barge, l.l5; Pontiac.
1l:40: Sawyer and barge, Sonoma. / /;
Maruba. Neepewah. 1880: Empress. Mid
land. ?. Zimmerman. Phil Minch. 2:40;
VIM. Rhodes. 3. scottish Hero 500;
Rend 6 Berlin. Aurora. Z. NJ. McGreg-
or 80. Edmonton, 40. Chas. Weston,
=; Ward Ames SEQ. Morrow. GAS Hef-
feltinger. lO;l5; Lyman Smith. 1880;
Midland King. II, Duluth, Poe. Bell.
lls4O
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16
\ Nice Present for Heath.

In the meeting of the executive COM
mittee Nof the United Typothetae or
American Secretary +. w. Heath, OF
Philadelphia. was presented with sin
new 500 6Nls as an evidence ot~the
appreciation feft-fer- his work as acting
secretary since April TO- Such Is the
feeling OF the Typothetae as a result
OF the very cordial entertainment az
forded them. particularly by the local
master piipters' organization. headed
by Edward ~. Hines that they are con
sfdering returning here for another
convention within the next few years.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16
Bio Picture Arrives From New York

The largest picture ever taken in
Detroit was taken OF 100000 people
last Saturday night witnessing the IL
Elimination of the worlds greatest cleo
trio display The fiashlight OF powder
that made the heart OF Detroit as
bright as day was set OF and before
the picture camera appeared what is
estimated TO be at least 100000 people
and then was taken the greatest pic
ture at night that has ever been taken
in the world The work was a com.
plete success and now this picture has
arrived in Detroit and will be on dis
play in the Valpey Shoe Co. Monroe
ave. window Friday and Saturday. or
this week This photograph Is nearly
six feet long and four feet high and
shows resemblance TO thousands or
popular Detroit faces. most peculiar
expressions and poses. showing now
enthusiastic this great throng OF peo-
pie took the formal opening of the
display You can see i'm their faces
the expression of oh, how beautiful.
as the approving crowd cheered and
cheered the display when II was turn
ed on II is anticipated that thou
sands OF people will avail themselves
of the opportunity OF seeing this re.
markable photograph and possibly
recognizing their own faces. All traf
fc was suspended for considerable
lcngth of time by the blockade caused
by the masses of people after the big
switches had been thrown in and the
display set In motion by Mayor Brett
meyer, Only Friday and Saturday
will this display be exhibited in tie
Nalpey Shoe Co window.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16

.!c sass: H. $ a Co. cows I. sss
1910. 81; do. butchers H.. 10. s..25. do.]
iilo. ssSo. do COWS /. sac a. -
8. ,sIl. sssS. do bs,eSers s. zoe "a
5on ssS q, s.'s So bd liza 1875 de- steers
cows l.. i,lso. $3.50. Torrey, bulls q
s65, s3.Tsi Bilheinner. cows 4. 975. a.:
do. butchers 8. 1888. sit0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Sold by Bishop, Bulien a Holmes 10
foungs, lambs 20. average -eight So
p sSssn So prize See :, gSs ew.i Espasr,sh
10, is; IS do, lambs Is. es. IS; do sheep
., los. ". do, lambs ., 90. ss.26 do.
lambs 5. ss, So: do. lambs 55. 40, 1875.
50; do. lambs G. i0s, 81; do. lambs q. "a
81; do. lambs IS, 100, $3.50; Fitzpatrick.
lambs IL. 70. $3.50; Go. lambs 20. Y.
$3.50
Sold by spicer. NJ q r. to Eschrich.
sheep 2s. IS. IS. 40. sheep IL. 5a $3.50:
Newton, lambs 40, 60. IS. Mich. Beef
Co, ,culls 80. 5s, yt.26; 20. warnings =.
yearlings 81. az. s7.T5. do, yeariings G.
so. $3.50; Newton. lambs io Go. SIS.
HOGS.
Bought by sullivan Packing Co. OF
Roe Commission Co. hogs ID. average
do. hogs 40, no. SIS: do, hogs 10. 1876
4 H.. hogs ; 80 SO. 200. SIS; sundry shippers s.
hogs ITO. 2O7. IS. do, hogs IS. EOS.
1890: do, hogs, Al, l7e. s7s5; do, hoss
bought by Parker. Webb q Co. OF
Bishop, Il. a. H.. hogs 1873. 40. $3.50. do.
hogs oi. 1870, s765: do. nogs IT'S, 200 Is:
do. hogs IL. 1850. $3.50.
Bought by Hammond. Standish q Co.
OF sundry shippers. hogs %. 2l5. s.:
Spicer. NJ. a. r.. hogs 40. 10. IS. do,
hogs IL. $50. $40 no hogs ~, 1855.
$3.50: do hogs 4. EOS. S775.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16
Curtiss Makes Fliahts.

MINEOLA. l.. l.. July 16.-Glenn H..
Curtiss who is trying To beat the
aeroplane record held by the Wright
brothers, made two ascents In his
aeroplane over the Hampstead Plains
near here early today. The first time
he remained in the air for IL min.
utes The second time he stayed up
81 minutes and declared he could have
remained in the air an indefinite
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16
PRODUCE.

Receipts OF berries were hardly as
large "a usual this morning, but there
We're enough 10 40 around. and the ten
dency OF prices Is To work lower as
the season advances. The supply OF
peaches and pears Is light. but ample.
Melons are plentiful and lower I'm price.
Poultry has been coming i'm faster than
dealers could work IL on. and in con-
sequence prices are shaded. especially
on broilers Hides are a little higher
in some grades and the market as "A
whole fairly active.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16
MERCER Smiles When Fined.

+ a MercIer, cOntractor. dug
DOWN" with the greatest OF good grace
when he was fined $40. Saturday, on
Motorcycle Officer Ora Tuttle's com
plaint that he had driven his auto at
25-mile clip or Jefferson avenue. After
settling his fine. he bade the judge
and the offlcer a cheery good morning.
and went out as though somebody
had inst presented him with a loving
cup.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16
CHICAGO PRoDICE

CHICAGO, July 16-Cheese. Twins,
IA Ia &c young Americas. l49. q sc.
Butter. Creamery extras, &c; frsts,
% we. seconds, 22Lc. dairy extras.
% We Eggs: Firsts. zoe, seconds. lSc.
Live poultry. Turkeys. l4Mlllkc.
fowls. 1S1zc, ducks. IL u IL nc, geese, s
" &c
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16

q ( Isss. Roy SIS, Kerr is. LIS sss.
Con $50. Nip seli' u s576 n / 400 .
supxso' s s. Iso. 3 4 i SIS. Tam is.
Trim 2Is. Uni Cop i20. Il COS. do pr
ISl. ApN 100, u Con ESQ VI Cop SO,
Vic 10. WIN 80 Wy ~.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16
American 500,

SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich. July Is.
Up. Shaughnessy, 1870 y, IN. Thurs
day: Donnaconna. !; Townsend, Hamo-
mic Athabasca, ;; Corunpa. Cornell. 3:
Edenborn Krupp. $3.50. Gates, 430:
Nelson. g. Howe. 6. Alex. Thompson.
GAO. Spalding. Angelina. Gargantua.
Zillah. Peshtigo. Gohawk" 5. Ranny.
$40.
Juniata. $50 last night; Yuma, 10;
Doric. II: John Mitchell. Christopher.
Mary F.lphicke, midnight. Gary, l:
Ilaftweil, go l. (. Smith, Maiteton.
Malta. Amazon. Pressure Isle, 8: Hin.
Augustus WolVin, Butler. 10. BiXby.
II: Lynch william Brown, IL 80, Refs.
Grove Wissahlckon. IL 80.
Down. Watt. Fritz. / y. IN. Thurs
day cole. $50; Holden. Lycoming,
Sweetheart 3. Sherwln, $40; Hart, An
trim 1870; Turret Court. sac. Midland
Queen. s Christie. Interlaken. J. j.
Brown. $40. Elba. s. Castalia. $3.50.
Woodford 10. Kennedy, Myron. Del
aware. Page II Goodyear, midnight;
Yosemite. ]; Tionesta. $50, Houghton,
Smcaton. Vail LuZon, Choctaw, $3.50;
Hecker. 1880. Albright. Glenellah, IL;
Murphy Magma, Alberta, noon. Lang
H.fa
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Board prices: Creamery, ex-
tras. 26c: hrsts, 25c. dairy. zoe, pack
ing stock. 1yc 10
Eggs-Current receipts. case count.
cases included. &c doz Receipts on
Friday. l.265 cases.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16
Appls.-New. sI.5oai.7s per box.
Him. L h. Il rfnn 81 kA hl.

AppIe.-New. sI.5oal.7s per box
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, s.5o bu.
Cabbnge-$i.s5 bbl
Cauitnower-31.7 az per doz.
CeIery-Home- grown. IS 075c doc.
Cheese-Michigan fats. new. lSc;
York state. l4Ql+hc; limburger. l5c:
brick cream. 15c: schweitzer. fancy.
Chcrrie.-s2'5o92.7 Blu.
Conee-Package coffee. si426 6l7So
California Fruit.-Piums. sl.7S: cher
ries. ii.75Gs %: apricots. 81. IS peaches.
81 so per box, pears. SO per box.
Currants--s2 q 8. so bu.
Dressed Culves-Fancy. sQsc; COM
Fiour--Michigan patents in wood.
s7.io second Patents. sssS; straight.
Feed-Jobbing lots. bran. ;ss' coarse.
corn meal, s3l; corn and cat chop, $50:
coarse mtddlings. $50: fne middiings.
Fresh vegetabie.-Cucumb $50
4oc doz.; lettuce, home grown. % q soc
Blu; parsnips, soc bu; tomatoes. 90cIsI
sTats; radishes' Loo doz; wax beans.
Gooseberries-sS $3.50 bu.
Honey--Fancy white. lsQl4c ID; am
Any-Detroit shippers are payinc the
following prices for baled hay in car
, 10y { % o B Detroit; Nc timothl.
1889; wheat and oat straw. So tom.
Hides--No, cured. lshe: No. 2
cured. l2ES. No. l green; lie; No. ?
l2i2c, Kip green, No. /, Ice. No. g
lOlzc; calf green, No. l. I6Lc; No. p
l5c; calf cured, No. 7. Use; No. l6Ihc,
$3.50. -
HuckIeberries-s4Q bu.
Lfntes-sI Ger 100.
l "A
MeiOns-WaterInelons rs u 40c each
Rockyfords. CALIFORNIA;, s3a3.5Q Geor-
gas. 81 20 q $50 per box.
Mush rooIas---5Oc box
Ouions-Southern. 81 per sack
OranSes-California navels. $Sg350
oil--Raw linseed. Gle: boiled lin.
seed. 62c gal. less / per cent fer cash
In 10 days. diamond headlight kero.
sene 9nc. turpent;ne. in barrel lots.
Penche~-sS 1926 per 6-basket crate.
Pears-Southern, s2.25 bu
Potatees--Southern. s275V3 per Dbl:
81 per bu.
Poultry-Hens, lSc ID. stag roost-
ers, &c. bro!lers zoe: geese. So .
ducks l3c. springs. loo; turkeys.
pork. s22q2S. light. eiear. s2i. heavy.
s22 SO; smoked hams lac. dry sailed
brlskets, l2%c: shoulders. lac; picnic
hams lie; bacon. az q I61ac: lard. in
tierces- l2S.c; kettle rendered. i3s,c H.
Raspberries--Red s450u5 bu. black
50 oOg J bu. $l.2Je LOO per l6-qt. case
a@ar--Grystai fpnl.iiOes. $50. Eagle
tablets SG-s0;-cet loaf $3.50 cubes
s5.SS, NxHA powdered. 50 rs; granu
lated. extra coarse. $40. granulated.
fine, IN bulk, $3.50. sranulated in 20
ID. cotton bags, $3.50. Michigan xranu-
lated. 40, diamond A. $40: confec-
TONERS A. $3.50, No. /. 50 80. No q
$40 No. :. $40, No. !. y5U5, No. 5,
50, No: 3. $3.50, No. 10. $3.50. No. IL.
Sass; 20. ~. $3.50, No. 49, si.75: No.
T~iiow-No l. 5izc. No. 2. 4.c ID
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16
Reported for The Times by Hayden.
n mo q Co l16-1lN GrlsMold at
icy dividcnd. 81.
posrox Copprp SALES

Furnished by Hayden. Stone a 60 (:
Adv So A g y 4Ies, zine 475 4 & sos.
Atl so. Bos Con So. y a & 40. Butte
800. c a. A as, Cal ~. G NJ zoo. Range
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16
Quotations by Hayden. Stone & Co.
Open. High. Low. Close
TOI.EDO CRAIN AND PRODUCE.

TOLEDO, o.. July ls.--Wheat: Cash
81 40. July. 81 % y Sept. sl.l3ls; Dec.
81 49, May s1.l6a Corn: Cash, 2iise;
July. zee Sept. 69c. Dec. 81 lsc. May
81 &c oats: Cash, 53c. July. soc, Sept.
42i@ pec-r42L- May +5i9 Rye
No 2, SSc Cloverseed. Cash. 1856;
oct and Dee. $40; March. s7l7 y ;
prime alsike s6.55; prime timothy. 81
Butter: Creamery q g isc, dairy,
zee Eggs 2ec. oil and hay are I'M
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16
EAST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EAST BJFFALD. y I. july u
Cattle receipts. 30, steady prime. So
a. butchers. s4a $50. Veals: Re
ceipts. $50, active. common TO choice.
80 ~ $50 Sheep and lambs: Receipts
1000 nrm lambs s6qS,5. yearlings.
S66t7 sheep. S3Q5.s5. Hogs: Receipts.
l.250. firm, workers.. $s.40Qs.50 pigs.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16
CHIC Al.O.


CHICAGO, July l6-Cattie: Receipts,
1900 strong, beeves. Sass a 80. Tex
as. $i50G6 western. S4.s04S.25. stock
ers and feeders. S3.l0I 5.lO; cows and
heifers, $40 n 6.35, calves s6nS.75.
Hogs Receipts, 1000. weak light.
s. Goa $40. mixed s. IS aS.35. heavy.
s. so 80. rough $500 1.90. workers.,
ceipts. 5000, strong, native. s275m4 go.
western S345. lambs. s4.754 $50;
western 81 I'm 30
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16
LIVESTOCK.


Detroit, July Ib.-CattIe, DUH AMI
steady; outlook lower. Prices ranged
As folloNSi-Gh Choice steers, averur fr1E
from l 900 TO hoo pounds at s5.I5fp
SIS. chotc ehandy killers. 81 so q $50;
light 10 good butchers steers and heif-
ers s2.9O4t25 common killers and
rat COWS So 50nt: Gamers cows. sL25
a . 25: common 10 prime shipping bulls.
SO y $50, light butchers. and heavy SAL
sage bulls 81 50G350. stockers and
feeders 81 5014.75 per cwt Mich
cows Dull at s25@50; ceal calves.
steady at sfGS.25 per cwt Sheep and
lambs: Active and unchanged: quality
common. choice spring lambs SS.2j u
$50: light to fair. $500 80: common
to prime sheep s3N6 G.. mixed sheep and
lambs sl-50 n $50 ea4neff killers.
s275m325: culls S2U2 50 per -cWt-
Hogs. Zoe higher. quality poor; prime
mediums and fat workers.. sSftS10.
light workers. and pigs. s. I.'5 per
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16
EAST BUFFALO-Opening

BUFFALO. July l6.-Cattle: cars.
steady Hogs: 20 cars strong, heavy.
$3.50; workers.. sS.40S.5O; pilt rs. $500.
Sheep cars. steady; best lambs.
$3.50; yearlings, s65oq7. wethers s5.2i
a $50; ewes. $3.50 q as. Calves:
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16
U. s. GOVERNMENT BONDS.
NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden.
stone Co. Opening.
Il
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16
CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. July 16.--Hogs.
Receipts. $40; Toe to l5c higher. me
diums and heavies $3.50; workers., SS.35.
lights, ss.15qS.25; pigs, IS. cattle:
ceipts 3 cars. IS so top. Calves. Re
CeiDts 200. 1915 ton
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16
Markets and Finance

against $4,000 bu year ago
Wheat receipts at Kansas city, ~
cars. year ago. iS1 cars.
This weeks wheat receipts india.
2664Oo bu. Argentina, l,6S-,VOO bus
Australia a0S,0Oo bu,
Northwestern wheat receipts Friday,
100 ears year ago. I'll.
Wheat IN Liverpool closed I'd lower
TO I'D higher and corn unchanged 10
some OF the Chicago bulls made iSc
proht on the wheat sold on rhursday,
Argentine visible supply. 12O.V0V bu'
year ago. i.ifO.00O hu
Wheat receipts at primary points on
Friday. 64.0OO bu, year axe, - ,Vvv on
Worlds wheat receipts TINS wtek,
exclusive OF North America. o,SVo,ouV
bu estimated
Flour exports Friday were equal TO
al 0bO bu. No wheat exported.
American wheat and hour exports
this week. according 10 Bradstreets
100000 bu.
CHICAGO MHEAT LETTER
Reported for The Times by carson,
Craig a Co. from Chicago, July 10.
Whcat--An hour before the market
opened today our advice 10 YOU was
10 look for selling drive because OF
improved weather and talk OF wheat
movement, and added to De rraay WIN :,
orders 10 buy wheat conserNatiNey II
the market is unduly depressed. Ihat
is just what We got IN few minutes
after the opening, when sept Whea.
10 yl.07la Nearly all big houses in
the trade had their hoppers open 10
take the wheat When the early sell =
ers attempted 10 buy back som" wheat
IL was not there. and Sept. price Jump
ed TO slll and has since been up 10
within fraction OF Sl.l&A The south
west markets are not getting the run
they expected. Minneapolis had IS ears
receipts today and Ia addition had 10
take l?s ears out Of elevators
CHICAGO July l6.-The wheat mar
ket opened weak at l 10 iac decline,
little Jul -offeFe, Corn opened weak.
&C lower on fine weather. oats. weak
under general rush selling stimulated
by fine weather.
Noon After the nrst violent break
July recovered and lowered around
Sl22 all morning. September and De-
cember were strong. Corn and oats
unchanged.
6tose-frHdtug dted out III the wheat
pit and all futures closed unchanged.
July corn closed weak, other months
unchanged. Oats eased on all around.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-10-07

WI or w.-NEzPERoE CAMP
w. No. 445. Meets every Second
and Fourth Wednesday Evenings
Of each month in Odd Fellows
Hall. c. w. Booth, c. c.
II. @. ANDERSON, Clerk
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-10-07
ORDINANCE NO. 81.

An ordinance to prohibit owners,
proprietors, leassees, keepers or
persons In charge of pool rooms
and billiard hllas from permitting
or allowing minors under the age
of is years to frequent The same
he IL ordained By the chsirmsn and Board
Of Trustees Of the village OF hexpsfee. Mes
Perez county. Idaho.
section Lit L. hereby declared 90 unlawful
dor anv proDrfeiOF. Lessee Keeper % pefsou IN
chsrxs with o. without hiral Of any billiard
nall 81 pooi room within the village ee4s
psrcs, Mes Perez county, Idaho. 90 permit q
sliou any minor under the sse OF - yskfs Oh
=. 1rso neat resort To- loifef 10 OF play billiards
o. pool in such billiard hall or pool room.
section a-Kvery person violating Section
one M Of this ordinances shall be deeansd suti-
~ 81 4 misdemeanof, and upoB eonFif ZION
thereof, shall b punished b. nns OF mol les
III an ave f5l and not more than ~ Hnty .nfe
i7Sl dollars, and In defs ala Of the p4{msnt q
such nns. b. impfison aent IN tns tiiisss AL
for not lsss than one ana MOI mefe thsh YEA
DAYS.
section s..-rhls ordinance shall b. IN force
snd eject after ila passage apPfossi sHa pun
liesfion-
Passed :, q. so.sd Of Trustees. this an "a,
Approved ~ the cAals@.s ~, s, s,n ssy Of
chsirman Of me hosEd Of Trustees
a A. ALvoRD.
village CLERK.
Published in sAs:ssspsFes Herald Oct. IN.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-10-07

IT IS regrettable fact that thu
achievements of men often give rise
to wrangling whereby bad feeling is
generated and i'll temper displayed.
The Sampson-Schley controversy,
succeeding the glorious victory to
American arms at Santiago, is an
instance, and innumerable others
might be cited. And now, that the
North Pole has been discovered. our
nation, which receives the honor Of
the discovery, is undergoing a veri-
table war of words over which of two
distinguished men shall have the
glory of the discovery, and after ali
the question will doubtless remain a
mooted one. The scientists, great
and small, local and foreign, will
pass their sage judgment and then
the people, the big tribunal, viii pass
theirs, and the matter will rest.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-10-07

AS IS conceded by all, this is ar
era of reform. Great problems al.
fecting the individual and the state
are pressing for solution. This is
well, for it indicates a wholesome in
tolerance of abuses and imperfections
and a determination to remove them.
And yet the movement has its dan
gers, for unvise methods, freak leg
islation and unreasonable impotence
are too often manifest, and they hin
der instead of help. Man, in his
impotence, often overlooks the fact
that the mills of the gods grind
slowly. But he may always rest as
sured that they grind. Agitation
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-10-07

ONE Seattle arm carried nine full
page advertisements in Sundays
Spokesman-Review. Nine pages in
a single issue of a newspaper-think
of it This meant the outlay of a
big sum of money, but the firm is
experienced enough IN advertising to
know Il at it is money well spent.
Those nine pages of ads. we're laden
with words of the firms success.
And. by the way. had you noted that
the successful ones are always the
big advertisers7 If advertising pays
the merchant it will also pay the
farmer, or any one else who has any
thing to sell. Advertising is simply
the medium by which buyer and
seller are brought together. Your
stock, your fruit, your every product,
Mr.. Farmer. will find a better mar
ket if you will advertise it as extern
sively and judiciously as the success
full merchant does his wares.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-10-07
FRATERNAL ORDERS

n o. o. F.-M0RNIN6 st A Il
IL Lodge No. SO, OF Nesperoe, Ida
Meets every Saturday evening. Visit
ing Brothers cordially invited.
Philip Lehr, N. G.
M. d. DEMoUDE, SEQ.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-10-07
FAIRYIEW.

Ed Williams and family departed
Monday for their new home in South
Idaho.
Albert Mitchell Of Peoria, Illinois
arrived Monday to make visit with
his father and btother whom he had
not seen for twenty six years.
Miss Fife Duer and G. A. Hay
den we're quietly married in Lewiston
September az. The bride is one Of
Fairview's most populat young ladies
After visiting the fair they departed
for their new home at Washtucna,
Wash.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-10-07

IIRAM LODGE No. SO, A. =. a A
II NJ. Of Nezpsrce. Idaho. Regular
communication on the saturday even
ing on or before ths full moon Of each
month In the I. o. o. y. Hall Visiting
Broshers are cordially invited 10 at
tend. ]. Il. LEWIS, w. M.
A. A. ALvoRD, Sec.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-10-07
From Our Correspondents
ALPINE NEWS.

Mr.. VIM. Hutton lost a valuable
horse Monday night.
Mr.. Elmer Smith and family of
Chesley are visiting at the Triplet
home this week.
Mr.. E. B. Carey tipped over with
a load of grain on the Greer grade
Monday. A broken reach was the
result.
A family dinner party was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Carey Sun
day in honor of the bride and groom,
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Carey.
The Alpine Union Sunday School
was recognized Oct. 5 with the fol-
lowing officers: w. E. Barrows,
superintendent. Geo. Price. assist
ant; Miss Eula Hotelling, secretary
and treasurer. and Miss Iva Maher,
librarian.
Mrs. Jeffries and sons. Jesse and
Bert. visited the first of the week at
Jack Bells home near. Mohler.
Among those who attended the fair
at lewiston last week we're the fol-
lowing: Mr.. and Mrs. John Gra-
ham, Mrs. VIM. Hutton and family,
Mrs. Buck. daughter and son; Glen
Carey. Leroy Hotelling and MILFORD
Waters.
Married, Wednesday. Sept. 2s. at
q p. m. in Lewiston, Mr.. Glenn Ca
rey and Miss Alice Buck, both Of
Alpine. These young people arc
well and favorably known here and
have many friends who wish them
all the joy and happiness Of q long
life. They have gone to housekeeP-
ing in the home the groom has been
preparing for his fair bride on the
Donaldson ranch.