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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-10
ROsTON-fa15-

Tho Citizsns If Boston are planning O. sreat civic
exhibition for the wear 1885, The object is to set
forth the advantages Of Boston as business centre
and a residential citv. and the promoters OF the
exhibition in the intervening veas prop pose 10 Sc
their house in order So that when the invading
army OF friendly critics arrives in The Athens of
America six yeals from it may ind more 10 APP
prove and TO admire than 90 condemn.
The 'l9I5 movement was started at a dinner at
The CITY Club OF Bostoa-the clue which Richard
Waterman now secretary OF the City Club OF Phil
adelphia. built up from membership OF nothing at
a. 70 three tho usstId some seven hundred OF whom
Beacon Hill residences which serves the home OF
tie club. The APPOINTED committee prepared &.
PLATFORM or sixteen articles. among which these
We're the more significant
financial condition and resources OF the city, present
and prospective, and So clearly stated explained
plain that whether h. owns rropertv or NOT. 80
contributes u these resources and paws tax ZEE
provides for those de9endent uDon INN -
system Of public education 50 planned actually
70 = the boys end girls 81 H I for 5her hf
strength, skin and character and 20 give them an
intelligent interest ia hie ard IN their city IN tie
clude orsauiZed sFs}egD of Fairgrounds. baths.
sixteen,h-Bv 1915 10 deyelop and secure the gen
earnars' Insurance and ia 5s rers0rs which sisU
AFFORD projection AGAINST The risks OF sickness az
our waEe-earners may be in fact well as In naIr8
lleved % those whom and MISFORTUNE have
depeudent nav be 1essened
The DToTnoJeTe - the Ma" ere gong 70 work win
mo reoiiza,ion Lt ~ works out as " ls eNpecte.t
~ make successful vRqt Rrvce c7Ue our enc con-
srlcroIs failure ~ Amegca-our ~ TOO fre0ueu,iv
TT%rTupt aTd INGREDIENT municipal sovernnlent.-s
philadelphia Ledger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-10
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Cincinnati. Oct. 9-CATTLE-R Receipts. 20 head;
steady strong fair 70 good shippers 50 50 %
tive Zoe higher. butchers shippers. 81 q$T
common. 81 500 So -. STEEP-Receipts. 2s3 head
steady quiet 81 70 q 81 10; lambs slow and
s. a So so
East Buffalo, Oct 9-CATTLE-Receipts, 80 head;
slow and steady. NEALS-Receipts. $50 head. active
and 75c lower Sc 50 TO HOGs-Receipts. 4 900 head
fairly active strong 30 higher heavy and mixed
s. 15gSs 20: pigs. 50 I5a$I 30: roughs s. I5gs! 81
LAMBS-Recepts 5000 head; lambs slow and 15c
lower. sheep active and steady lambs. $5GST so
Kansas City. Oct 9-CATTLE-R Receipts 500 headI
including 200 S0utherus; market steady receipts fo-
week s0500 choice export and dressed beef steers
750 good 81 30 SO 90; Western
81 75mSG Is. stoCScrs and feeders $50 S5. Southern
IS Is. Southern s. 5omSS so. ma
tive cows 81 native hefers 81 s. IS; bulls
s. 500 81. calves IS 5GnSS. HOGS-Receipts 800
head: market. 5a10c higher; receipts for the week.
~ 300 top 81 TO- bulk Of sales 81 - 81 90 heavy
81 GO 81 10 packers butchers 81 so 81 20, light
81 25d 81 IS. pigs S51$ 5u. SHEEP-None. receipts
the Week. 1o.0OO head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-10
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. October q 1909.
BEEY ES-Receipts were Sc 1910 head. all
for slaughterers. except ) Very little trade
live cattle Feeling firm for best; steady for others
Dressed beef rm at ~ lie for native Sides
beef sold at ll1C Liverpool and London cables last
received quoted live cattle slow II f3c. dressed
weight. Liverpool; London II y 1870. Exports
from this port today Included $50 cattle and 200
quaI tors of beef the Minnehaha London; . 162
quarters OF beef the 81. southampton, and
SOS quarters the Baltic TO Liverpool
CALVES-Recepts 38S head. including go
butchers direct and IS for the market, all
latter Western calves with the exception head
The Western calves had not changed hands latest
advces; the veals all and throwouts. a
sea s. per 100 h calves in supply
ar steady. city dressed veais 1oG15leC per 10:
dressed 30 lac, dressed grassers ana but
termilks a &c
SHEEP AND LANBS-Receipts 81
go head. including Is FOR slaughterers and
the market. Sheep We're quiet and steady; lambs
slow Toe lower; all the stock went 10 the scales
Common fair sheep sold at 81 SOC 81 % 100 ID
fair choice lambs at S70S7 80 Dressed mutton
I2fac with general sales at 10n12c.
SaIes-Newton & Co 3+H West Virginia lambs. u
n average. s. 90 100 10, yearlings. - To,
a s..
81 so 9G Kentucky sheep, 10+ H. 81 %;
do 81 10. at 81 %
9S ~. 81 -, > do. 90 H. at s. so
HOGS-Receipts We're cars l.54S head all for
slaughterers N0minally tribe firm Western ad-
vices.
average, IS 20 per 100 H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-10
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. October 9. 1909.

4EeW YORK, October 8. 1903
-, 1pI III - To-day's coffee market was a typical
- - market Prices kept a level basis Al the
L9eI was points lower months un-
1r aa shorty after the opening July was points
80 lower ana others unchanged with closing rrfces
L lower Tor october. with other unchanged
&c l-e tDue steady. The sales
L1 Win The total 6 80 included October at
- e3FuaT! al oe5c March J.90c MAY at 95c
--s d. &C and september at G05c. There was only
stIeet business, with the market. however
-s SPOT article firm here, with No quoted
vas sad, however, that offers were received
-ill tsfazl4 The weather panic
- otl1.y az iOCr points with rain station The
-llles -ltian cleared from Friday
1~gs II coffee At HavTe marker apaned unchanged
franc lower but closed unchanged 10 ?. franc high
safes Hamburg opened unohanged
p.s lower ana closed 4 pig ali around
- s--ss or o1upo bags At Rio the firm
80 - RES higher at 1850. with Santos steady
--se-, and NO quoted al $500 No $3.50
10 exchange on London UNCHANGED at Is l5-64d
N aIeAcuse deliveries New Friday II $40
Lasa compared with l6,SiS Thurs 763
t l.eeelpts al Rio Friday bags ana at san
soOuo total OF 10000 against 10000 in 1905 sac
Felpts Were 81 ooo AGAINST 70 900 last year with
was follows: 1900 - @N9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-10
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Jew York
BEANS AND PEAS-Reesipts today. ISL bags beans
ana 900 bags S9n 9rC further q5s Of Pe
Old medium and pea are dull good sized lots can he
eign beans Is not at ali satisfactory and there
quotabIe change Lima ruling steady stock cleaned
quite firmly. but there Is rather light movement IN
ZOOS Sboce peT bushei 81 Is s. s0 imported mar
row choice. 81 5o@Ss 10: do common to good S20
s. 20: do pea cho.ce 81 II 81 90; DO medium choice
s. o5 81 10 do eOw 9 G9 90 good g0 on ed 6
SalitoTnlr' t e9oie' 60 so6so rs Is
"a BITsTER@Recepts to-day asia pkgs- There is TO
change in the general position OF our market
Fancy creamery is hrn and selling up reasonably well
there is plenty Of choice stock IN, here o ana rather "a
nTsts mems gL pr me- cars OF ane held creamery
SLOW Packing stock and factory goods continue
specials per d. 81 sd11ds 90 79 9ge thirds s
28c held specials. ao4 q3lc do extras ~ "oi,
do trsts y g 2sc sete dAlry luIs mes ,I o. ,5cl
25Isc seconds 24c; Western imitation creamery'
g 2s P1egHs Sea 81 do sST No "
CHEEsE-Receipts o55 boxes exports, 30 9oT Sr
cream OF ate buyers generally dispose 70 operate
cautiously only small lots urgently needed 70,
receivers have aecgmlaed more or less d m warrant
for any change in quotations Skins in Moderate sGpb
S s1 ransaian new SIS "a for coored SOS Tor
ERits We quote: state full specials. 15,s9
1gisc; do small. fancy 10 tc 90 whe
small fancy Ike; do good 70 prime l4'.ai4 GO 90
common 10 fair III aI3iec; skins, = n specials I3'
40 skins fine nc: DO fair good s%gllae' do com
mon 7d8c. full skins. bdbt1c. -.
EGGS Receipts to-day 647o cases Irade W S
ouiet but the market developed change or IN
r S- There is a steady arm feeling fancy
frssb gathered stock While the Of 201s TO-
covers hLsts here ana there lot eoI"snd 5
fraction Theirs Is free Offering OF nrsts aa
btlS pTevous arcumula have been cut down SOME
What there is still good deal OF surplus STOCK IN mrs.
hands: 100 cases hrsts sold Change this noIhns a.
20 cases 24Lc. drties are IN good
-sud Refrigeratora moving slowly. We quote SLste
Pennsy vAnia nearby hennery whites taney S25Ss
do gathered 2s9s4c; DO hennery broEns EN-
@41s1e 10 gathered browns 25d3Oc DO fresh sdthesa
sss0o: DO extra nrsts 25h026he; do hTats ztg
ssc 40 seconds 23a2a so do thirds. 2O22o drties no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-10
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY. OCTOBER TO- 1909

. TOUR AND MEAI-Demand for nour ou,st YES
S s5s demand sToso a. unchanged following
wRAT 81 ths New 1s Psuss Inchsnss
s sissisht Ss Pssas E sDns
S Einter 81 40gs4 co. Kansas straights IS IOas5 IS
8 p eho j. COT S E2fe e ss
9S9s S Fine white and yellow 81 55si co. coarse 81 Is
Western spring sS @ a 9gst S5y STEADY Quoted
s m Td f2g 81 go i9 a ssy bran s22 50 so q
ia n, % IN BULK SIS 70 In sacks: omea ss4
the wheat ma1Ie .A b tribe lower to-day
sition ana shoWed Sc Py no means eearsh proR9-
the ESsI interval prices were only about a sc under
cropped $ per bushe and closed lowest point
&c hi her on Friday Most Of the weaHess oe
By worlds Shipments Sh e n S M
Including 7.s9a,OOO bushels from Russia The ship
bushels This decline Was FOLLOWED aT' by
was somewhat rresuar withn 9 ns SESSION sns a
OF os'ps chiefly local with disposition short
seem 10 be particular support at Chicago bur
marked 1 All d.a a6 TINS PP a%fs' ad IN
on the prevo1s sShns were rarely SO favorable as
D P Possibly CHECKING bear cOnhde1ee The Liver
was also hrmer which caused surprise in spec
port Friday afternoon the big worlds shipments
partly Offset bv big seaboard ceaTanceg arTs
vSIns 9SZ9OO bushels OF wheat and -four Including
4SS cars last year while receipts at all interior points
bushels bushels last week and 100000 bushels year ago
---Ato,lefs TOOK ID loads or durum wheat. On the
oclock close here December quoted 81 O9Lk and
may 81 1OA- No 2 red wheat in New York quoted
81 Il 81 is elevator: Northern Duluth 81 IL
f 30 hard winter 81 II afoat. both nominal
ttN-Ihe corn market was not so strong It closed
friday afternoon owing to the fact that traders found
most OF the reduction In the report TO be in South
e states the hg surplus states showing Of
bSOo0OO0 bushels the figures This caused
considerable unloading, and the market declined 4 q
sc under the previous night from which there u
slight rally near the close estimates only 22S
cars at Chicago Monday less favorable weather
IN the West The Liverpool market was unchanged to
= q higher and primary receipts amounted 10 100000
bushels. compared with 265.OO0 bushels the
quoted
nominal in elevator domestic, and 69Sc nominal
livered No corn, 60 &c b adoat and No yellow.
zoe. both nominal OATS-The market
generally firm all day: advancing Is a 9sc the
previous night covering by traders who short
on the government report and smaller receipts than
expected The local cash market closed follows:
Mixed, 20 10 80 10. 42la 43c; natural white, &c
80 h. As 45isc and clipped white 10. 43l Z
$50 RYE-Market dull: No . Western. 1910 nominal
Z o b New York BARLEY-Market dull; feeding.
5s g 6Oc nominal / Z New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-10

Foreign coffee -Ro-Coffee market firm No :
Rio, 1870; exchange 1-64d receIDts Il 900 has.
stock Ga5oo bags. Santos-Cofee market steady: No
santos 1Slov; No Z. $3.50; receipts 90 bags stock
:: 'o-,voV Dags Earnburg-C0fee market opened un-
sales. 5000 bags Havre-C5free market opened mn,
lse9 70 = franc lower; al y advanced = franc;
CoTToN-Cotton evinced a decided desire 10 do bet
"a days market despite the fact Friday
s@1en as result Of decision part OF certain
f--leI1 sFlnners 70 curJai The opening SATURDAY
- e-''e-E from fT-1aJ-s break followed
b5 further rise until OF the first hour a
49, eoLltsel ana the bulls enjoyed
l-el which leo them 10 predict lively advances
t-or lie end OF next week They called attention
~ at mat me Worlcs splnne-s had taken nearly
"'' paes u American cotton for the against
1Ul little over 10000 bales The year ago
bales as COMPARED win $4,000 tine
year ago Iher came report thar big Chicago grain
operator VINO has been closely identified with
slce OF cotton this season had from New
LONDON and other New England mill spin
HeIs were too busy making money prevailing prices
poo narEet had been exu-fS5 n 1sc7iDl so-e 80
points on portion OF the Iis orv OFotsI TeTrt f1r1
frost Tor the Northwestern belt before Monday.
H Eastern sections OF the belt cOuding
damaged and The grade lowered The receipts
y up 10 expectations and reliable reports
so1 -Aels Sl1eo nat demand was good at unchanged
prices 10 q shade higher The mill from New Eng
land was such p 70 lead conservative cotton
b-ef Lefe was 2 COED margin OF profit II many styles
q goods al prevailing quotations for
eIal yeES houses cab-e5 that Manchester doing
splendid business and that Continental mills
ceirins god orders Short time talk less
ceae- az every one seemed too busy for attention
matters other than keeling spindles going full time
loea! market closed steady. with prices L points
net higher
me range OF contract prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-10

long mddes, light 2s to 81 70 dull SIS 6i; long
heavy - 40 10 steady. Cos short clear
% 10 steady 65: clear bellies. u TO 10 70.
quiet SIS I'd sHOULDERS-Sguare. II 70 Is n. hrIn.
59s LARI-Prinle Western in terces. steady OILS Cd;
American refined. in pals steady 62s 81 CHEESE
Canadian finest white steady. SIS: Canadian finest col
ored, steady, TAILON-Prime city 2.4s
Australian in London. 3ls 1olzd- tt RPFN-
TINEs-Spirits firm 42s Cd ROSIN-ComUOu firm los.
PETROLEJ-M Refined steady 754d. LINSEED OIL
firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-10
WHAT COULD SHE HAVE HEARD?

Professor Robert HerTick possesses fun share
the artists constituencies In regard 70 the mar
tstic Some years ago he had for next door neigh
bors q family among whose charms good taste
lacking.
one morning the professors little daughter riade
an unexpected call az the house OF This family
SHOW me the rug in your room" she demanded
with childish mpeTiousness.
The lady ofsthe house suppressed hsr wonder and
took her little visitor upstairs Inside the door
the child stood and stared at the rug for a cOrDla
OF minutes. HIM she said. and sat herself nm
~ in a chair. her eyes glued TO the rug Finally
she confided 10 her wondering hostess Well IN
doesn't make me sickr'-Success Magazine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-10
NEW YORK AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES
sAnd interest.
PENSIONS FOR LIFE SAVERS.

Captain S l. KimbaIl. OF Maine general super
fntendent OF the life saving service. Will make a
strong effort to legislation providing for
the retirement OF members OF the service for age
on part pay. Captain kimbau says the content
ment Of in the service has increased con
Siderably since the passage OF bill two years
ago which Slightly raised their pay and provided
for the allowance OF ration day and the
payment Of two years salary for disability. The
one thing more that is necessary 10 improve the
service and fully recruit the ranks. IN the opinion
OF Captain Kimball Is the authorization OF a
tired list which worthy surfnen and keepers
who have grown old been disabled in the service
can be pensioued.-L.eWistou Journal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-10
sTEwARoEssss 70 BE TRAINED NURSES.

on few OF Tire iarger ocean liners a trained
nurse may be found but the idea IS novel % train
stew ardesses as sucn. Consul Horace Lee Wash
ington SAYS that the Elder-D empster Company.
one or the largest lines sailing out OF Iiverptoi.
mas arranged 20 have its stewaTdesses undergo =
regular course OF training the ROYAL Southern
Hospital Many Of the vessels OF thfs line nv -
the west coast OF Africa and the Canary ISLANDS.
and particular attention be q their
structlon % treatment OF cases Of malaria ras
practical advantages OF this step have OCCasi0nei
favorable comment IN shipping circles at Liver
pOOL-COnsulaF Report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-10

latiOn in all German universities except that AZ
ROstock. The total number of women entered IN
all universities for the summer half year just
closed was L452 as compared with Lies FOR the
winter half year os +eas The various courses
branches OF science studied during the half year
just closed as follows Philosophy. phiIOloEy
and history. 6s9. medicine, ST. mathematics and
atUTal science -45, finance a. dentistry. a.; Iuri
prudence. -. evangelical theology, f, pharmacy. &
The number of women enrolled "hsteners'
students not working for de-rees-is Ll52. that
@,5S2 women are at present 1aIirE courses I'm ter
man univerSties- Consular report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-10

Exchange special Liverpool cables
quiet; sales 1000 bales speculation ana export 300 bales
american 5000 Imports 1000 bales. American,
900 bales middnr upland 724i Futures opened steady,
points lower and points lower months
CLOSED very steady. net unchanged T. points lower
October TO.d- Octob@r-oSOverller I'D November
December December-January and January February.
6a8l4d. February March. NJ -rcf-Aprl, Apr-May and
tavTune q6i JuneIuy. g. % I'd; JuIy-AUEust c 93d
Auelst-Sepemher. G7Gd, Septcmbel-October lid and
October-NOveuber 6-2bd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-10
EuRopEAN PRODUCE MARkgT.

Liverpool Oct 9-cloang: wHEAT-spot quiet; No
winter, Is Sad futures quiet DecenoeT Is
American mixed o. liad; futures steady october %
Ii.d. December IS 3tsd FLOJFt-WinteT patents dup.
%, HOPS London Pssihc COAST, 70 1ggt' h Us
cut Ia to I6 n quiet Sos I'd Observation-Disclosures cut,
2B 10 so n quiet e5s: short rib 10 20 "a n, DUH eSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-10

Vice-COnsul Brunswick Of Chemnitz reports that
women are now allowed admission 10 fun naatricu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-10
COLLATERAL rRusr NOTES.

Maturing ls09-'22
q. Etshed 10y sVa--Eout -zrglenzeiIar No. 20 Pine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-10
BOSTON STOCKS.
BOSTON CURB STOCKS

El-iv5s5 = Thomas Eeiuhar5r. 80. IS Broad street.
~. ~. az -. - LeEolsA!Is street. Bost1nl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-10

-, .s-Fer Saturday morning
&C., -. -. States deposits lnelne
~ l-rse. z6.gs.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-17

Ihsse m'IH,a dollars ere Ell
psl at fexe Ciiy. Texas. d iefnt
nal inp1ofo,nent1 This erlarpIise
means ibe in1dsefatloa % tie South 81
tha asms scientific maghods - handling
freight which bare been - suFpassins-
~ developed % RE Great Lakes 70
means that there 3 row spplis5 20 TIE
South tor he f1f time the science Of
uatef trausportafion along the same
lines e. have made he Great Lakes TIE
marvel of the transportation world. IL
mesns TIE development Of great port
there, and The founding Of industries,
and as g factor IN the upbuiIding 81 the
entire Galveston Houston district Is an
element Of tEomendOus importance.
Bat II one win take map and study
II be win fnd that there are = dozen
reasons q one why such a great enter
prise IS this should be located On the
northern coast o. Flcrida rather than n
FAR away Texas.
The main reason g because this coast
furnishes the nearest gulf ports 70 the
great cities Of Boston, New York, Phil
adelphis. Washington, Baltimore, Pitts
burg. Buffalo. Cleveland, Cincinnati, Co.
lumbus, Chicago, around which center
Ct least threa-f0urths OF the populatlou
and businessOf this country.
The construction Of the Panama Ca
nal win make Il essentially important.
FOR the great railroad systems 70 reach
the Gulf ct the nearest point possible.
The old harbor Of st. Marks is an
ideal point FOR the concentration Of rail-
road and shipping interests. II Is THE
nearest gulf point to more than one halt
the population and business Of this
country, and doubtless II the same ef.
fort had been made TO direct attention
10 rs advantages a. was made for Texas
City, We would already have been able
% announce such vast enterprise for
Sc. Marks
But, fortunately, Il Is not yet too late
What h bsing done at Texas City Ii
but a small fraction Of what the rail-
roads will do on the gulf coast On the
next ten years.
Will the people Of this section Of Flor |
de- arise % the Importance OF the times
ND work for the accomplishment OF |
bis great end.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-17
THR RIGHT WAY

The practice Of SONS Tallahassee
shoppers IN overlooking their homs
merchants and sending 10 the larger
cities for goods IN order that a few dol
lars or cents may be saved, is Q very
pernlciOus one. The habit is more often
unsatlfactory than pleasant, end quite
frequently more expensive
Some who persist IN this course say
they do 80 beesuse the desired goods
cannot be obtained Of Fthe home mer-
chants. forgetting that tho habit iswhat
prevents the merchant from keeping
the goods In stock. The True Demo
erat does not believe there 10 a single
merchant IN Tallahassee but who would
interest himself IN getting any desired
goods n there was a local demand for
them. And even should the demand be
insufficient 10 stock up on the partielar
goods, be could doubtless 90 order them
aB 20 save the customer money.
We believe Il win always lbe to your
interest 10 deal with the local merchant.
That Ia the only way 10 build up the
commercial Importance Of any city.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-17
TnR GRRAfEsT sIGHT.

In a aarine headline he Tailahassee
True Democrat says that the greatest
sight IN 100 wears viii be Tho HALEY
Comet. which viii become visible next
spring. Brother Smith has not been IN
Florida long. Let him wait until he
sees Claude L'Enrlo racing about she
State IN an aulomoblle and be win
chance his mind On ihs greatest sight.
--IbVernees Chr1nicls.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-17
A RANOUET TEsT TOR TATT.

Il was an observant Georgia eOlOred
woman who rsmaFkedot President Taft:
"He looks like q man that is regular az
HE meals" The virtues Of this indiea-
ted regularity are soon 10 be put 20 an
extreme test. On his tour 10 the West
erB coast the President will be subject
ed 70 the perils Of twenty-five banquets,
% many luneheOns and Eve biz dinners.
Temptation and danger will endure for
ffty-eight days, extending into thirty.
two States, two Territories and a BIT Of
Mexico.
Mr.. Taft will be expected TO speak
with assurance on the tariff, bis policies
and such other matters as may affect
the national leadership IN his party.
Then there are those banquots. The
trip Is 10 be memorable among Presi-
Dental swingings around the circle for
It's oyations, its explanations and its
cOllations.
We trust that daily golf on the MyO-
pia links at Beverly has impaired to its
most distinguished player the steadIness
Of mind, hand and stomach essential 10
these emergencies.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-17

NrWhiatg Advertisements are not acefpteo
nd inserted On thig Newspaper q any pfiee q
49, any conditions Or ciEcumglancaa. Nos
single one has ever appeared % y.
agrDlaplayed Advertisements under two months
q cents Der inch first inaertiOn and % cents pef
- IA sash gubsoqueHt insertion. Elcetroa and
nt1fa matter 10 cents per inch caeh issue. No al
vsrtla0nsnt run after contract expires. Locals ~
HundiHQ matter, except news, nfnone pure reafiin4
slVoFtlrements Os anything intended for publiet-
Con must b. handed On not later than Thurpoay
nfght % Fseaiva prompt attention.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-17

Brother Hare, OF the Desot0 County
News, thinks that al this late endeavof
10 reach the North Pole was wasted er-
ergy, since II is probably too large 20
be welded By either Rooseyelto or Hollo.
way AZ q ''big stick. .