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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19
MONTGOMERY MARKETs.
(Ths quotations are corrected daily for
Groeeries.

(Ths quotations are corrected daily for
The AdVsr'issro c,o..,...
MEAL-standard W. O. % 10 sacks $50
0U co FEE son@ 9 SS to ordinary 10
berry laAc; oia sovernment Java af9s3c;
Mocha ana lava blends Is . sss. N ~i's'
cHEEsE-Fuli cream daisies s01sc;
suoAR-oranuiated. standard size; fancy
FLoUR-Fancy nominal: strAishts o.. 10;
patents IS. bo@7s; fancy patents 81. Is.
sTARcH-corn f9i0c; standard goods.
Pearl AS; gloss lump 4%e; nickel soOds.
IVY RicE-Extra fancy head f07Ke; fancy
head h0%e: broken sh @she; Japan
sXIiT-LivsrpOoi sI.Io;. Virginia sSs:
Ao WSiNEGAEGPsr gallon asa3Oe.
CRAcKERs--xxx Soda sac: xxx Gin
yer snaps &c: xxx Cream Sc; xxx Oyster
fe: Ben Hur Soda Biscuit 50 c&rtoR 500
sARDINEs-Amertcan 4 -om s.oo0as;
u Mustard % rs; Imported K-on key open:
err MoLA ASST Esssg.GsorsiA Cane Dbl. s1e gal ;
cases. gallons per case ii. SO; prime can
trifusai corn syrup In case gallons. 81 per
MAPLE sYRuP-'Iox Cabin" brand. q
\ gallons $3.50 fRs Per sf:s;
BACON MEATs-clsar ribs tIs.sHMo
LARD-Hog compound ioXc; fancy hog
lard i4Hc; kettle rendered leHc: snowdrift
standard cotton oil lard $50.
DRY SALT MEATS-Dry salt ribs
S12 81 u a &i3; dry salt cut ribs siz BID
BREAKFAST BAcON--1sA 82SKc.
Grain and Feedstufks.
CORN cHoPs--Per bu.. soc.
coRN-white from store ss@soci mixed
l62c less.
HGY-Timothy choice per ton 12i; No.
l per ton tis; Aasalss per ton ias; johnson
grass per ton ti2@e1S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19
Daily Cotton Market.

Total today at all ports net 4i.iis; sh
tinent 27.7z1: Japan SGT; stock 3.to2. .
Consolidated at all ports net 22e,oe1; ish
continent So,79t; Japan sal; Mexico 1.s0
Total since Sept. L.. ct. all ports. net s.sf
France 4es.434: continent 1,oss.17 jap
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19
PRICES SEE-SAW
FOR A DECLINE
Disappearing Day in Cot
ton.
RECEIPTS LIGHT AS USUAL
Staple Is Sill Held For Higher
Levels.
Local SPOTS Consequently scsrce--one
sale Reesrded--Frost In West
Damaexng racter-wines De-
piet situatioa--Grsds
Revisiss.
coed middiing s..........,.. isc

Thursday was another disappointing
ths morning and then declined In the
dsop 1 n prices. Speculation 'y and the
Ssiis A. iSe special festnre Of Inc
s e .a sss sscS.d sss p eaf II
dscii1sd. Nevertheless there was a
Sn fsn u N e sSt sas Il nas
Characteristic Of the business Of the
past few days. the locaI spot cott9n
1ab bales Of the staple. This lot was
when the market Vas at its highest
ssrs as ss s ssessa a I'D s ssi and
shippers made some inquiry; But as
few nibblss but couia not get s,s bite
tofaied up to about sas bales. This
&mount is considered exceedingly light
tor this time OF the year, and all the
less this week or even this season
than they did at this time. last year.
Wagon cotton at the Square amount
e ssns g rs spom Il ss 70 ana then
back 20 SIS cent mark In the after
In speaking about ths receipts one
II never saw receipts or. the Square
60 Hight al this time OF the year. ]
have been on the Square buying cot
ton for several years now and this -
ought to have 200 to 400 bales OF wa
gon cotton every day during Novem-
Der. took a tenrmile drive through
the county Wednesday and there was
net enough cotton open to make
The initial prices Of the cotton mar
lSet were three points down for all
months. Prices advanced few points
after opening but q reaction set In
and decline was forthcoming. Al
though there wae some resistance 70
the decline prices dropped ie points
below Wednesdays closing figures.
December futures opened at 1854.
three points decline. This month
went as high. as i4.si and closed at
its lowest ct i4.!i; or ls points Down.
points off at 14.T3. Prices went az
high as 1881. ae low as Il .s7 and
closed at 1870. i1s points under We'd
The liverpool market. due two
points off, opened quiet at three
potnts decline on near and four points
down on distant rnonths. The. mar
three to five points. Spots were dull
with prices unchanged and sales Civ
rhs weather map Thursday showed
generally fair weather IN the belt With
general frosts as low down as vfcks-
burg Freezing temperatures were
recorded throughout Arkansas. The
forecast II for generally fair weather
and slightly warmer. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE

Chicago. Nov. 1s-Beiated covering
by shorts caused a sharp rally In the
wheat market here today and final fig
ures showed net gains OF 3-4c TO
! 1-Se.
Corn and oats closed steady and pro
visions Irregular.
Despite the absence OF any TN.
portant news of bullish proclivities the
wheat market was firm almost the en-.
tire day. Trading during much Of the
time. however. was inclined to drag
owing to the meagerness of offerings.
but In the final hour considerable ae.
tivity developed. numerous smaller
shorts becoming urgent bidders which
resulted In an advance OF more than
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19
NEW ORLEANS corroN.

New Orleans Nov is.-spot cotton easy;
unchanged Ntddlins Iske. Sales on the
spot 2fb bales: to arrive none.
Futures opsnsd steady at. an advance Of
lvt pointq Cables were untavorAbie, but
weather news WAS bad enough TO offset
them In the early hours the market adj
vanced graualiy to q level OF - points over
yeaterday.s closing on reports of light to
heavy and killing frosts over night In nearly
all sections Of the cotton belt. Heavy strad-
die selling met this advance. operators who
make speciality OF this sort Of trading
Bears saw that this selling gave them the
advantage ana they put out fresh short
lines. The pressure from the selling In the
afternoon put prices "a go points down from
the top and lz@is poihts below yesterday
The elosins wac steady at . net decline Of
12@I4 points. -
Cotton futures closed steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19

New York. Nov. 1s.-Money on call firm 4;
~ @5; ruling rate an: closing bid Az;
offered at 5 per cent.
Time loans easier; sixty days s per cent :
aud ninety days ~ per cent; six months
4hg& per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper 5@5h per
cent.
Sterling exchange firm; with actual bust
ness In bankers bills at asa. 40 a so for sixty
day bills and at 4S7. 25 for demand.
Commercial bills 4s2a 84s3A.
Bar silver sos.
Mexican dollars "a.
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds
firm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19

New York. Nov. 1.-THE market for
standard copper on the New York Metal
Exchange wac quiet and practically nomi-
nal today with spot November and Decern-
Der quoted at 81. 62h asked The English
naariEet closed steady at $50 So for spot and
f61 To Sd for futures Sales there inciud-
cd 1000 tons spot and 1900 tons futures.
Local traders quoted lake copper az si3 Is
q SO; eiectroiytic at 3is. I'm 62B and cast
ing at 81. eTA @t13 .fsh. 4
Tin was firm with spot and November
cloains at $50. 750s1h; December at $40 50
@ts1; january at $50. IS o t31. 10 and Feb
ruary at $50, 90 o e31. AS. The London tin
market was steady and with spot quoted at
fl39 It's Sd and futures at fl42.
Lead was quiet and unchanged with spot
quoted at s4.S7h Gar New York. and
- z2A @27h East st. Louis. The London
market was unchanged ct fl3 Is Sd.
Speitsr ruled quiet with spot quoted At
g.. 90 New York ana At 80. 20 Is East
81. Louis. No change was reported in Lon
doR with spot closing at f23 IS.
Ths English Iron market was unchanged
at Sis Sd for Cleveland warrants. Locally.
iron was steady; No. I foundry northern
quoted at SIS o so: No. at SIS. so q SIS; No.
I southern and No. Southern soft al
$40. 25W7s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19

New York. Nov is.-The dry goods mar
ket continues somewhat quiet In the prima-
Jobbers are booking many advance orders
and are especially active In the print de-
partments. Raw silk 10 easy Dress goods
are quiet. Raw trade 10 reported as ak
banding steadily.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19
LONDON STOCKS.

London. Nov 1s.-American securities
opened steady today. Amalgamated Copper.
Union Pacific and Erie attracted attention
and improved the market generally. AZ
noon the tone was steady and prices rang
ed from unchanged to Il higher than yes.
terday's New York closing
After a moderate setback prices advanc-
cd on New York support. Amalgamated Cop
per and Southern Pacific especially profiting
and the market closed steady; slightly lower
than the best Of the day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19

New York, Nov. Is-welis-FarRo and
Company today announced an increase in
the capital stock Of the company from sS.-
900, 900 to S2t 900, 900. The new issue OF
SIS, 900, 600 is to be offered to stockholders
to whom a stock dividend OF $500 per share
Is to be declared,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19
FRENCI

PariS, NOV. lS.--Ct
rentes IS frApcs "
count.
Exchange on Londoi
for checks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19
LIVENPOOL GRAIN.

Liverpool. Nov. 1s--ClosinE; Wheat firm;
No. red western winter Sc I'D: futures
steady; December SIS / Nd; March 70 s%d;
Corn. spot easy. American mixed new (via
Galyesten) s. Sd; Futures steady; December
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19

New York Nov is.-F'lour receipts $500:
exports 1885,: steady with quiet tone.
Rice flour quiet buck wheat quiet; corn
meal steady.
Barley steady.
Wheat Irregular: No. 2 red s1.25 nominal
domestic elevator; No. red 81 4h nomi-
mai fob afioat; No. / Northern Duluth
5rI7X nominal fob atloat; No, hard win
Ter 81 Fl nominal fob afioat; December clos
ID SI16% May 81 i'm: July 81 %.
Corn receipts lLi2s; spots steady; No.
Tehc elevator domestic; 13c delivered and
i3e fob afioat No. 2 yellow 10 nominal; OPP
don market was without transaetians. De-
cember closed INC; May 6s&c.
oats receipts 65.575; spots quiet; mixed
96a32 lbs. nominei: natural white 2e e 80
rs. 44d 4sei clipped white S49As lbs. 4sh
d4Stsc.
Leather steady, o..
Hides firm.
Lard unsettIed; middle west s13 60 9T0;
sfined steady; continent $l4.o5; S. A.
Il IS: compound lo@Ac.
Wool firm
Tallow steady.
Petroleum steady.
Rosin steady.
Turpentine firm 50.
Rice and moIasaes firm.
sugar. raw steady; fair refining S,92
ntrifuRal 9s-test 4.42 molasses sugar
81 refined steady.
COFFEE MARKET.
New York Nov i8.--The market Tor cot
futures opened firm at an advance o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19

LIyERPooL corroN.

Liverpooi. Nov. is.--clesing: Cotton spot
duh; prices UNCHANGED:
American middling fair -. -. ..... 81. Is
Good middiing -. 80. -. 80. IL "a
MiauHn9 .......,s.I 81
Low mlennng -. -. -. -. = q
9oOu uFoinhfy ...sIs ~
The sales OF the day were 200 bales OF
which 500 were for speculation and export
and included $500 American. Receipts ST.
0e0 bales. Including $4,000 American.
Futures opened easier and closed quiet.
gNoNethoet7 80 = % ~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -. =. =. ...7 eb Y
Decemoer--Janua ~ IS
J9nM4ry--Eebru9ry ...s....1.bb
Fepruary--Mareh 49,. ...t1 10 v
MArch--Aprii 80. .... 49,. -. ,.1.faF
Aprii-Mey So. ..-. .s..1.t y
| June---Juiy -. -. a.. -. ia,
iJuly-AAugust ..s4 s...Aa.. 49,. ..7.75
s austsssI esspnsnS -. -. n
October--Noyember :. =. $500. ....s.7t
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80. -. ....s.ee
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19

Muskogee. Okli
Matney. former di
kogee county. wa
jury today of emil
county funds. $40
paid by Iitigants |
courEbefore stat
sentenced to one
tiarS and fined c
whose money wae
tuled suits for II
ney Of the bondsH
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19
NEW ORTEANN RTryr.

New Orleans. Nov. 1s.-Ftice quiet; offer
ings light Rough rice: Honduras f2@$t
per barrel; Japan S2@&2.A0. "a
Clean rice: Hondg INA
Japan "a @Shc. N M
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19

G1r~1n efatistten.
Total ciearances Of wheat and flour wers
equal to $4,000 bu
Primary receipts were es1.e0e 3D.. conn.,
pared with l.i24.oe0 bu. the corresponding
day year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomafrow; whea,
% cars; corn 90 cars; oats % cars; hogs
II. zoe head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19

st. Louta Nov, 1s.--FIour steady: red
winter patents $S.5B9s0: extra fancy and
straight S5646; hard winter clears 50. 90 q
81. 90.
Timothy seed Ss.7S@ss.So.
Corn meal 50. go.
Bran dull: sacked east track ssc@si
Hay strong; timothy sis 500 sls. so; prai-
RTE Sl1 % &12. so.
Whiskey 81. 80.
Iron cotton ties sec. Bagging s.16c.
Hemp Irvine Tc.
Pork steady; Jobbing $34 as.
Lard higher: prime steam SIS 2043e.
Dry salt meats and bacon steady; boxed
extra shorts 13Mc; clear ribs iexe; short
clears Ii Nc.
Receipts shipm'ts.
Flour -. .... ..., ...... 1900 $500
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL.
IA New Orleans, Nov. is,--Cotton seed OIL;
prime refined In barrels per pound s.st
cents. ~ el4 i.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19

" ma OOAO1LtVH8s
The storm central yesterday IN the ST.
Lawrence valley. now centers off me North
Atlantic coast. It has. within the last 20
hours. given light precipitation to the lake
region and to the middle Atlantic and New
England States AZ the time of morning
observation light snow was falling At Ashe-
vile. N c.. and Ptttsburg, Pa A disturb
ance central north OF Montana is giving
cioudiness along the northern border OF the
country with rain IN washington and Ore
gon Pressure continues high over the
southern Plateau region. and a secondary
high" has developed over the western Cuff
States. These two high pressure areas
dominate the weather conditions over nearly
the entire country. There has been . de-
cided fall in temperatufe in the middle and
east Gulf States. and In the south and mid
die Atlantic States. Fair and continued
cold weather with frost is Indicated for this
section for tonight Friday will be fair
with slowly rising temperature. The mint
mum temperature tonight will be close TO
freezing.
twenty-five Southern stations and Their
Temperatures.
Nov. Is, 1903,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19

ners over 1000, 900 bales for period or
about S,050.000 to date, Taylor sent
II out yesterday to gins. He also ad-
vtaes spot demand not so good and is
bearish for q time
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19

Matney Fd

New York. Nov. /,
Company. today engag
export to Brazil.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19

Car Les Receipts
Wheat f5 cars with none OF contract grade.
Corn SO cars. with Is OF contract grade.
Oats 112 cars.
Total recsipts Of wheat ct Chicago. Min
neapoils and Duluth today we're 42o cars.
compared with 7ss cars last week and ia
cars the corresponding day year ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19
COTTON GOSSIP.

with holders still believing In high
er prices. local factors had little of
Raring Thursday on the decline.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19
NAvAI. STORES

Wilmington, Nov. 1S.-Spirits turpentine
steady 54Nc: receipts II casks.
Rosin steady So 55: receipts Is.
Tar firm So 90; receipts az.
Crude turpentine firm 81 90, $500 and
50. 00 receipts 4 barrels.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19
AND colo
forage co
APAOTTY.

APACTTY.
8 CAPACTTY.
given prompt Ses
ais0a Avsnus AAS
sasry Aphsss sD&
a w. d. stEasfenA
. PTaa TvoeAG
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19

New Orleans wired: TOP crop set
tied for good. killing frost at Vicks-
burg. Fort Worth. Atlanta, jackson,
Miss. Great satisfaction over out
come revision New York. Average
differences low grades greater than
ours. Bullish visible supply expected
tomorrow and bullIsh movement COM
parsons"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19

Dallas. Texas wired: VERY heavy
frost this morning North and North
will not reach 100000 bales, may not
be more than fifty"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19

the coming Santos crop at from 5000 600 10
s.S0o,o0o bags and higher European markets
The trading here was much more active
through commission houses willis the mar
ket also received support from local bulls
and European buying orders. The French
market closed unchanged TO higher and
Hamburg was AGh. .prg higher, There
months In the local market but near months
liqudating sales were well absorbed and
the close was firm at net advance OF 10 %
20 points, Sales were reported OF 81. 200
bags including:
november $3.50 a...s 80. 80. ....es46
Decemner ..s. ..-s. $50. 80. s.s.6 .40@45
JnnAAry 49,. 49,. $500 s.s. ss.... 9 IS Y 30
MArSn -, ..ss ..-s 80. 49,. - % $50
ApTu sa..s. 49,. l.... :. s..,. g 80
nay 49, a..ss .s.s..S .65W75
July '-.s - 80. 80. -. e.zS9S5
spot coffee quiet, No R,a az = ~ ce% ~
santos S% Nc; mild quiet: cordova 90
11Mc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19

Receipts continued as light as usual
osived.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19

T-Indioates trace o. preeipi,a.ion:
Section Director. wsathsF nussaA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19

The Egyptian crop estimates are
now being reduced to 100000 CEN
tars.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19

Another report says: THE state
ment from reliable crop authorities
that. owing to cold weather damage a
final crop outturn Is not up to ex-
pectations and that crop estima ties
must be reduced. caused surprise"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19

New York, Nov. fS.--The cotton seed oil
market was quiet and steady With small
price changes Liquidating sales were abb
sorbed by moderate Investment buying. Sales
for the day amounted to 5000 barrels Clos
ing prices were 2G5 points higher:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19

The result OF the grade revision in
New York was generally regarded as
favorable.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19

Freezing weather and killing frost
were again reported in the western
belt and far into Mississippi.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19

The demand for better grades. ac-
cording to reports, is increasing and
will soon be UP.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19

Wagon cotton at the Square amount
ed to about rs bales and good price
prevailed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19

Liverpool made no decided move
Thursday, but appeared to be waiting
for an expression from New York on
the grade revision.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19

One lot Of 1876 bales was released a
the 1z.s5 cent mark.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19

Only the differences on the lower
grades were reduced little.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19

Cedartown. Ca, wires: Crop In
thts section 96 per cent ginned and
sold. Mills in maxdzet but too late"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19
Following are the opinions of some
New York cotton houses:

Hayden. Stone & Co.-"IeRitimate
conditions warrant current prices"
Miller & Cove continue to feel
that the constructive side is the one
70 embrace and advise purchase OF
May"
Bailey G. Montgomery.-"It appears
wise to lean to the long side on all
weak spots. until small crop views are
dlspelled by larger government figures
than are now considered as pending"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19
MONTHLY REPORT
OF COTTON GINNED

Memphis, Nov, is.--The regular monthly
report OF the National Ginnerg Association
showing that secs. zoe bales of cotton have
been giuned during the present season UP to
November ~. was issued today, Particu-
larry heavy ginning was reported In West
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19

NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
FUTURES on the New orissns Cotton NJ
change today ranged ~ foiiows;
,o''nIais.| I.-i liza. s's.'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19

Practically all the news in the loca
market IL short crop talk.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19

50. Oo receipts 4 barrels.
Charleston. Nov. 1s,-Turpentins firm
55Ac.
So s7N; @ $3.07h q "a. 90; H S4.15; 81. so;
X IS. 50; NJ s5.s5; N $500; WIG seas; WV
1915.
Savannah. Nov. 17.--Turpentine steady
sec: sales S5T: receipts 55s; shipments 1888
shipments s.13l: stock 1926. Quote: BDE
s3.s7h; $500; @ $4.02M: II n.15; I
81 SO: IS. 50i NJ SIS; 90 90; VIC
Sc. IS; WV $e.75.
New Orleans. Nov. 1s.--Receipts III bar
rels rosin; no turpentine.
Exports none.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19

The bidding between the warehouse
men was very lively.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19

The East India crop lie 1000, 900 bales
IN excess OF last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19

The Russian crop is reported as yer!
good.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-19

Ner York. Nov. Is.--The market for cot
futures opened firm at an advance O
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09
SPECIAL EVENTS TO
CROWD EACH OTHER
At FAIR TOMORROW
MEN or NATIONAL FAME WILL
TALK TO CROWDS At
AsYeP. G.

Special events will crowd each
other tomorrow at tho AsY p exs
position. for II will be lines Day,
Kansas Day. aud Sailors aud Mar.
ines Day. and each event eArriea u
big celebration The production Of
fnnes' Americans" IN the Amphl'
theatre At : D m Will marx the
Gilman o. the noted hhndmaater .
stay At the exposition.
Kansas Day Will have for lie lead
ing speakers H. A. Hallinger, seere=
tary Of tho interior. and Senator
Joseph l., Brintow.
The Kansas Day program opens
IN the Auditorium ut 10 q m. aud
an afternoon seaaion begins At 2
O'Clock. The morning speakers Will
be President Chilhcfg. Rev W T
Randolph. Hon. W n Abel and
bishop Nm A. Quayle Those in
the afternoon include Ex-Governor
Mead, Senator nhslow, Secretary
Halllnsor John d Millikcn. ilenrY
A. Mclean and Col VIM II. Rice,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09

last December Bishop Anderson.
Of the Episcopal diocese Of Chicago.
appointed a special committee on
Christian social service The com.
mittec Included strong men. among
them being the Rev Or = C Vol.
colt. the Rev. nr. Herman Page.
President James T. Harahan. Of the
Illinois Central raiifoad, Malcolm
Mcdowell. Of the Central Trust
company. and = II hhuaiel. Of
Hull House. The Relation Of the
Church to Labor IL one subject DIS
cnssed In the committee's report %
the diocese.
The committee reported on child
protection. giving RESULTS Of study
Of juvenile court work. and the sa-
son and associate evils. An inter.
eating part Of the report deals with
the cost Of living and the wages Of
women clerks in ChicRgo.
II was found that large class Of
girls. working as clerks. whose en-
ployers require them TO present a
neat appearance. earn from IS to
81 week. and that, living In the
cheapest rpom1 and clubbing to
gether to secure food at the lowest
possible cost, they must spend al
least s5.05 a week for rent. food and
car fare.
"A careful estimate" the report
continues. based upon actual con
dltlons. shows that the lowest wage
upon which woman clerk Of the
class under consideration can live
Is 50 a week. provided she does not
live At home. Hartford Courant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09

CELEBRATING
HUNDREDS ARE HERE FOR
OREGON DAY At THE
FAIR.

Oregon day ut the A-Y.p was
celebrated with great feat By ore.
son people today. aud tho tialtufa
said. we will come back for
Portland day. July 20. tWlee az
strong" The special trims arriy
Ing last night and this morning
brought hundreds Of visitors from
every part OF that state
The Oregon day ceremonies TO
day NJ the AmphlthoHire included
nm address OF welcome BY Pres
Chllborg, q response By Gov Hen
son, Of oregon an ofhiion BY W
u. Fonion, aud music BY The
Portland Festival chorus. featuring
eThe Star SpanRlcd banner r.
which was rendered most effective
~. with Rose Block Bauer M the
aoloiat. This afternoon a lawn feie
and reception nj the Oregon State
building Ia being held This even.
Ink the visitors will attend prom.
onadc and dance NJ the Washing
ton State building
Tomorrow the Oregonlaua Will
all help celebrate McMlnhyille day
with a program ct the Oregon
building ia the morning aud re-
ception In the afternoon.