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Evening star., 1909-06-13
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, June 12.-The stock exchange
closed the week firm, with an upward
tendency, after q good deal Of irregularity
and active business and the satisfactory
completion OF another huge settlement.
Much Of the early weakness In the mining
section was due to the restricted carry
over facilities, which induced many small
operators to realize. but they have since
opened fresh commitments, and with
Paris houses taking large blocks Of
shares prices closed practically at the
best, chartered shares proving feature
and closing at 80, after nearly touching
40. Consols and giit-edged securities gen
orally benefited by fresh support on the
an increase in reserves of $1,000. .OOO
Home rails recovered portion OF their
losses on better news, the continued out
flow Of new issues and fear OF dear
money. This. however. prevented pro
nounced expansion Of business for the
present.
American securities ruled rather err
ratio and were largely In the hands of
professionals. The settlement found q
large amount for speculative account car
ried for Wall street and some heavy
realizing occurred in various directions
under cover of supporting special stocks.
The continued cheapnesS OF money IA
cilitated bull operations. Union Pacific
and Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe being
the favorites: but the public did little.
and realizations prevented q pronounced
Improvement. The market today closed
quiet. only fracti0nally higher than last
Saturday.
BERLIN. June 12.-Prices on tho bourse
today were Arm. American shares were
irregular.
PARIS, June 12-Prices on the bourse
today were irregular.
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owing to general demand based on CON
tinued light receipts of live hogs at west
ern packing centers and on active demand
for the cash products. Pork at the close
showed net gains of 35 to 40c. Lard and
ribs closed 71aa1O to 10a129 higher.
Cash wheat-No. red. 1.55a1.6o; No:
red, 1.52a1.55; No. hard. lisa 1.30; No.
2 northern. 1.31a1.53; No. spring. 1.26a
Corn-No. .. 75a7e; No. . white. =: 10.
3 white. 1854; No 3 yellow. 7oaa76A !;
No. 4. 731z ,
white. 5Sa6O: No. white, 55l2a5s; stand
ard. SO.
ST. LOUIS, June 2.-Wheat-No: 2 red.
ca sh, 1. 1.5Oa1.5S, nominal: No. = hard. l.5ats
a1.45; July. 1.131s; September, loSssa
Corn-No. 2 cash. "a: No. white.
76A; July. 73h September. 1Ns.
Oats-No . cash, 571s No. white,
COZ; July, 5Ola: September. 43A.
MINNEAPOLIS, June 1G-Close-Wheat t
July, 1884: September. 1.12A: Decem-
ber. 90; cash NO. l hard, 1.3S6sa1 .391
No. 1 northern, 1.373sa1 .3Sh: No. north
ern, 1.355sa1 .36s; No. northern, l-339sa
1.34ss.
patents. 6.45a6.55; first clears, 5.15a5.3o;
second clears. 3.75a395.
Bran-In bulk, 23.5Oa2IOO.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, June 12-Wheat-
No. 1 northern. 1.391; No. 2 northern.
1.36a1 81; July. 1.17A bid.
Rye-No. /. 89aS9h.
Corn-July. 73.
Barley-Standard. sly; No. 3, s0as1; No.
4, sOaS0h
DULUTH. Mimi. June 12.-Wheat-No.
hard, 1854; No. 1 northern. 1.34as
No. 2 northern. 1.32S; July 1.31b; sep
tember, 1.12A.
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NEW YORK FRUITS.

NEW YORK, June 12.-The market for
evaporated apples is firmer. with fancy
quoted at Ska9A. choice at 71zas. prime
at 6Na7h and common to fair at 5a614.
Prunes are steady. with quotations rang
ing from ~ to 111k for California fruit.
and from to 8 for Oregon on spot.
Quotations for new crop Oregon prunes
from the coast are said to be about Nc
lower than last years prices. but 1t is
said that the present crop promises to
be a large one. Apricots are firm. with
choice quoted at 1Oa1ON, extra choice at
10ha1OA and fancy at 11a13.
Peaches are a little more active, with
choice quoted at 5Aa6. extra choice at
Ga a6A and fancy at 7aSh.
Raislns remain quiet. with loose Mus
catel quoted at 31aa41a. choice to fancy
seeded at 4Aa6A. seedless at 3Xa5h, and
London layers at 1.l5a1.20.
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room to go up. Here. again. publicity
Is the desirable article.
And. indeed. this matter OF publicity
concerning corporate operations is one
OF the gravest issues of the day-an i'm
perative need. 1t would not be surpris-
ing to find that the report OF Gov.
Hughes stock exchange committee will
deal with this matter No. better exam
offered than in the way the United States
Steel Corporation furnishes the amplest
possible information both OF its business
and its finances. and 1t Is directly due
to this that Steel stocks have had their
practically uninterrupted rise from the
panic points OF 1904. Mr.. Morgan Is wise
in his day.
High Price for Wheat.
Wheat prices continue high. transac-
tons in the July option logically con-
tinuing those of the defunct May op-
tion. 1t becomes palmer and palmer tnat
wheat Is high because the crop OF the
be q bumper one. but will be sufficiently
large to leave US handsome export
surplus at prices which for the whole
crop. will intellectually add to agricul-
tural work: And all available data
ment forecast for cotton i. equally en-
couraging. Now 1t goes without saying
that IL the three great crops. wheat, cot
ton and corn. are fairly large and sell
at good prices there can be no Interrupt
ton of the return Of prosperity. and
that prosperity is bound to sooner or
later invade the stock exchange. You
cannot keep one end OF ship down and
the other up.
Mining stocks attract but little notice
nowadays. but there are plenty Of good
opportunities among them. Goldfleld
Consolidated has many friends and is
reporting wonderful progress in actual
mining operations. In the copper trade
generally there is steady improvement,
which, II continued. will no doubt turn
speculative attention to Amalgamated
Copper and many producing companies.
Expectation Of new companies will also
be stimulated Copper experts expect to
see the metal at Is cents before long.
Local New York fractions stay in the
doldrums. The settlement OF Metropoli
tan Street Railway affairs again meets
legal postponement. Probably the sys-
tenn first TO be reconstructed will be
Third Avenue. which under energetic re-
ceivership management is forging to the
front as q rejuvenated money making
property. At its present price and allow
ing for possible assessment of, say, $50
per share, 1t has a bargainlike look.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Is quiet. The
prevalence OF unreasonable weather is
restricting Its summer Coney Island traf
fic. though. Of course. its usual Brooklyn
traffic continues to grow with increase of
population. An increase In Brooklyn
Rapid Transit dividend IL among the
likely happenings next fall and winter.
w. @. NICHOLAS.
Evening star., 1909-06-13
TREASURY STATEMENT.

The condition OF the Treasury at the
beginning of business yesterday was as
follows:
Reserve fund-Gold coin and bullion,
$3.50, 100000 Trust funds. to redeem out
standing certificates-Gold coin, $3.50, 252, :
$50: silver dollars. s4S4. 5O4. 900: silver dol
lars Of 1890. s4,o55. 900. Total. $1.32S. ill.,
S6s General fund. $15l .s13.246 deposits
In national banks. $74515. 254: in Philip
pine treasury. $4.Oss.945: awaiting reim-
bursement. S19.O72; current liabilities,
E111 ,321.9a2
Yesterdays statement of the Treasury
balance in the general fund, exclusive of
the $50, 100000 gold reserve, shows: Gold
roin and bullion. S51 ,229. .467; gold GER
sificates. 24.s54. $50; available cash bal
nce, $l19. .114,564. 4
Evening star., 1909-06-13
WHO ARE THE BUYERS?
Interesting Phase of the Wall
Street Dealings.
PUBLIC NOT SPECULATING
Southern Pacific Furnishes q Live
Topic Past Week.
READING MOVEMENTS A POSER
PUBLIC NOT sPECULATING
READING MOVEMENTS A POSER
Need Of More Publicity About Cor
porate Operations Shown-Hughes'
Committee May Deal With It
,ial Correspondence Of The star.


NEW YORK. June II. 1909.
Wall street conditions are in
that state OF confusion which the
security market always runs into
when a halting Of movement occurs.
The long sustained rise In many lead
ing stocks induces profit taking on a
large scale and also encourages renewed
short selling The wonder Of the situa-
ton from the Wall street point of view
is: Who is doing the buying? There is
certainly not the least appearance OF
what Is called public speculation-or at
least but the merest trace Of it-so that
that only solution Of the question would
seem to be that the big interests OF the
country, believing in the future. are In
vesting heavily In American securities.
AS to the smaller interests, the great
activity OF the odd-lot houses testifies to
stock from all over the country. Crop
reports all point to the conclusion that
at least q fair total average harvest will
be secured. When this is beyond doubt
another great burst OF speculative activ-
ity may be looked for.
The main topic Of conversation just
now is the plan for the conversion on re-
ern Pacific. The official proposition gives
to stockholders three alternatives: 1. TO
exchange such stock for like amount OF
said ~ per cent bonds and $40 per share
in cash. 2. To convert such stock into
the common stock Of the company. dol
lar for dollar. 3. To surrender the said
stock on July Is and receive $115 per
share therefor. Proposition /. will prob
ably not meet with much acceptance. as
~ per cent bond would look high at
present at 1O5, which plus so would
mean yielding up preferred stock for
about $125-a good deal below where 1t
Is selling. Proposition 2 has its specu-
lative temptation In the possibilities
ahead of the common stock. but there
would be no temptation unless there Is
reasonable certainty that the common
stock dividend is to be increased to
per cent or more. Proposition 8 might
just as we'll have been left out. OF
course, a question which must immediate
ly suggest itself to preferred shareholders
is: Why not sell their stock at the mar
ket and take the cash proceeds for rein
uoc
Evening star., 1909-06-13
Washington Stock Exchange.

ton Gas 4s $500 at 1O3.
Capital Traction 6s. $500 at ll7,k $500 at
Washington Rwy. and Elec d, 81 200 at s7H,
$i.o00 at s7A. $1,000 at e7%, 81 600 at s7A,
1900 at s7%. 81 900 at s7a, q 600 at s735.
1O4N
Potomac Electric Light IS, $1,000 al 1854,
81 900 at 10SM.
Washington Rwy. and Elec. pfd.. 1 at s11s,
10 at 91h 13 at 91H
Washington Gas. Is at 70, Is at 7o1s, 25 at
70N. 25 at 70M.
Lanston Monotype. 80 at i5A
After call-Potomac Electric Light 5s, s., 900
at 1854.
Washington Rwy. and Elec. pfd. 35 at e1sa.
Washington Rwy. and Elec. AZ. $1,000 at s7h.
Potomac Electric Light So, 81 900 at 1854.
81 900 at 1854.
Potomac Cons. 81, 81 900 at 104X
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, June 12.-The days trad
hg in dry goods was steady in the cot
ton goods division. with every evidence
given of broadening interest on the
part of Jobbers and converters Cotton
yarns are steadier. Fine and fancy cot
tons are in better call among retailers
Large print cloth sales have been made
Dress linens continue active and burlaps
are still weak. The general trend in the
market Is toward a fuller demand
Evening star., 1909-06-13
NEW YORK BROKERS VIEWS.

Carpenter. Baggot & Co.:
|. Last weeks violent advances and large
volumes of business during the last half
Of 1t caused considerable apprehension. 1t
had some of the sure indications of an
approach to q elimination of the bull
movement. The story this week is some
what different. The volume of trading
has been reduced, and while It continues
large. averaging as 1t does million
shares day. there has been much more
regularity Of prices and the market has
had a more satisfactory appearance from
every point Of view. We are OF the opin-
lon that the climax IN the stock market
Is not yet reached and the question is yet
to be settled whether prices will be put
up again in sky-rocket fashion, causing
an ultimate break Of Importance. or
whether the present prices will be main
tanned for a time. subject to the usual
fluctuations. until the general commercial
situation warrants further advances.
j. S. Bache & Co.:
We are having a continuation Of the
same kind of a market that has pre-
vailed for some time. but with more
ibuoyancy and wider distributed advance
between healthy, ,Eeactionse- Public par
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IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

NEW YORK, June 12-Imports of mer-
chandise and dry goods at the port OF
New York for the week ending June
were valued at SIT .697. $50.
Imports of specie for the port OF New
York for the week ending today were
$152.O76 silver and $1O1, ,631 gold.
Exports of specie from the port of New
York for the week ending today-were
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NEW YORK METALS.

NEW YORK. June 12.-The metal mar
kets were quiet in the absence of cables
Tin was dull. at g. 9.25a2o.75: copper re.
manned quiet. with lake quoted at 13.62i1
a1375; electrolytic at 13.37ka13s0 and
casting at 13.23a13.371a. Lead was un-
changed. at 4.35aA.45 and spelter at
6.35a5 40.
: Iron was, steady.4areTeceat- prices,
Evening star., 1909-06-13
MANCHESTER MARKET.

MANCHESTER, England. Juno l2-
The resumption Of business in the cloth
market after the holidays was rather
poor, and. in spite Of the increased In
dian inquiries. only small sales occurred
In that direction. the offers still being
too low. China bought miscellaneous
cloths. while Mediterranean. as well as
home trade orders, were slightly better.
Yarns during the week were practi-
cally unchanged. Certain mills still work
on short time. but the restricted pro-
duction exceeds the actual sales. causing
stocks to- accumulate, i
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ticipation in the market has not yet
reached probably much beyond 90 to %
per cent of holdings at periods when the
public Is supposed to be fully in the mar
ket. In view of this, while some distri-
button appears To be taking place. there
does not seem to be any basis for serious
breaks at present. and il looks as though
the market would advance much higher
on the same plan of moderate recessions
and accommodating buoyancy in the ad-
vanceS
Evening star., 1909-06-13

PARIS. June 12.-Prtces on the boul
today were irregular.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-22

q 8l"a,s comes Ia tins. keep soft for
wars To- ~ closed. and is in muea
demand hy those folk who do no.
care for the dry crispuc~s and hard
ness of crackers. Whi.h arc often a.
task ON tire salisrry glands
Announcement bseut, obtain
able ln Manhattan laherr you can
obtain aI things understandable a.
other American cities, Gotham f.
an'y surpassed fu this respect H.,
P3ris' They ar, mad. SOLELY CT
imonl debris after the ail has been
expressed. only suear being added A
o hindrr-aud lased 90 fame,
brown. The hitrer-almnnd debris D.
preferred hut the biscuit. which g.
quite hard while having The aroma
tile iitter-alwonl. has mot an iot1
i,s Intense d-slgrceaole b-irternesa
This is bcrau- in the nii-eNrres-ing
the kern-Is hrv, been subjected 90.
Tive ste,m 90 increase tro weld. which
ifssirafes every ulrii.i. ~ aerl1tr
tnr rut trnW crushed Goo nor
ieri We have ca homely realization
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-22
SIMPLICITY MARKS
FUN Of
MRS. HAYES
of Daughter Of jefferson
Davis Laid Away in Tempor-
airy Tomb in Colorado Springs
Cemetery
IBy Morning journal special ie,aed wIrtl

lBy Morning Journal special Ieased wIrsl
Colorado springs. colo. JULY -l-
with only the simple Episcopal service
~ for the burial 81 the dead. the fua-
cnol OF Mrs J. Addison Hayes, was
held from the family residence at =
o.clock this morning
The plain black esskct. co@ntaintns
The metallic urn With the ashes Of the
dead WAS banked on all sides by grelt
masses Of flowers, tributes from cvery
part of The United states Gathered
about the coffin were scores pf Are
Hayes immediate friends and the clos
friends uf tile family.
The urn ia It's receptacle WAS plaa
"a III the receiving vault where IL VIII
remain uutil IAN when IL VIII Doc taken
To Richmond. Va. for final luterment.
IN the throng that gathered fe
hundreds 1T southern persons. visit
ing here at this seasen Of the year who
seemed deeply affected as they stoo1
with Dared heads and watched the ltt
Tie procession leave the house ror the
cemetery.
owing to the unavoidable absence
from the city Of ltev Arthur y. Tart.
rector of 81. stephens church ~ which
Mrs Hayes Nas % member. the itee
". G Heudriok. assistant rector. Off
ciated. assisted by The EeN. Henry H,ut-
gers Rnmsen uf Grace Episcopal
church Tho usual Episcopal form wos
used
Mrs r. T.. Taliaterro, soprano anil
ktIa ~ A Is.Y.A. ..4tt-tt. a.,ts.r y4tY
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-22
ROBBERS TURN
ATTENTION TO FRElGHTS

New YORK. July sl. Abandoning
their attempts 81 express trains as
too dangerous. eastern train wreekers
are turning their attention TO fast
"~freights as offering less risk and
equally rich booty. The arrest Of five
mon a Hackensack has revealed q
plot 10 wreck a fast freight on tho
west Shore road. Distractions Were,
placed on the rack but were discoy-
cred before the train arrived Goods
valued at many thousand dollars haV,
been stolen from freight cars in the
past few months. evidently by an or
eanlzed gang Which makes q specially
Of silks and valuable fabrics.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-22
NEW MINISTRY
PROBLEM FOR
FRANCE
TWO CANDIDATES TO
SUCCEED CLEMENCEAU
Paris Politicians Unable to Ac-
count For BIunder Which Led.
to Political Suicide Of Veteran
Premier.


ms Morning Journal Special Leased WfrsI
Psris july ~ President Falieries
tomorrow viii oncf rho 4er.bto
t"tth" aHslts inns decision was
reaehed late tonight but 81 Hour-
grols i nat eyrertaa h. reach paris
gean tt., , .
"tNt''' - ''@a'p l" 'Ht
appointment - not known rariia-
mentarv Circles. however. gredi.f maj
he am ae.tio. a.. ~
~
s. 'fN" t''"H
a. sinen"'an former premier NJ
- anst. president at the senate. and
M nrIs.on. ureslde.t ~ IN. c,amb.r
If deputies nave cnnnaoraa presid.nt
I.aiIierea mat II arf,nd mints,.r ~
lnstice is IN. p,nsf s,..tlab4. MAJ,
after NJ Baurpeota ana If X nnt,f.
stond that prtand il ~, ,resta.a,
scfnua rboie. m. ,.ruswan,.r.
eaders 90 me ,,eto,uy totd ptesta.n,
Faltlaraa thsf ffarcncc.,ts d.r..t
was n~eraanat renronf fnr M II,
tarA imam a pab.aaao ANA tn,, i
woald mar eben1 thc norcfes ~ 49,.
government which shopl5 49, ron-
ttnn,a
If nri,na ana, lem.nc.., ~ ~.
most consnlroo,. menh.r ~ M ~.
uring r,hinet ~ ~ !. na,,ed
eynce,.t ~, 10 I'D. a,n,aa,a,
eon.t,n,o ~. rt.asn..
vt,h gtcmen.o.. oa.a,aa aa1 rn,a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-22
Some Odd Sorts Of Crackers.

''V'"
''"'l trees scattered trough tropica
regions. one OF the flours made from
thu bread-fruit tree OF tronicaf Amer
f., known "a. .
| article of -.o,nn,.,oI H.
fam m,rrot ~ ~. 'i',"''
nj clio p~roeeries is n,ita .n,
tiala ~ di,.n. ar.,3.r ,.ht,
ANA ~ siioLtI9 .u.,lt,. L
.rr.e.bln So In .o' MY
Daurtty AMI a.ta...
driven off
IL he fr.., ,.,t
shane .,ona,t.1 A., ~
and ,,r 1r.tn p."H,'"
r,,,, '"'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-22

The great mortality from d%ysentery
and diarrhoea is due to a lack Of
proper treatment al tho first stages of
the disease. Chamberlain's Colt.
Cholera and Dlarrhoca Remedy is n
reliable and effectual medicine. ana
when given in reasonable time viii
prevent any dangerous consequences.
II has been in use for many years
and has always met with unvaryinE
success. For sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-22
ALL PASSENGERS LOOK
ALIKE SUBWAY GUARD
u. ,. ioaknnn. Head Of Great Rail
WAYS. refused Ride Because
He Lacked Nickel.

New York, July 21.-R Y. Yoakum
chairman % tic board Of the ROCK
Island and one ol the kings of lin
tuce, IN a desperate hurry 10 reach
bis office his morning. found him
Attempts 70 borrow Or stand Off
tine ticket chopper were unayailing
As soon as Yoalum reached his Of
fee ne bought 4 thousand tickets ano
ordered them distributed mons tho
pockets of every SUN OF clothes h.
owns.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-22
DlAZ AND TAFT TO
EXCHANGE VISITS

Washington lnly el.-lnstead oi
shaking bands across painted
bourdsf, on the bridge AT Ei Pes
president rau au3 President piaz
wfl exchange visits. TAFT crossing to
NrNieo and nlz setting foot on Am-
cri,an SOIL o. VIII he necessary I'm
Diax o. obtain uermiss on from thr
MtNicru congress te leave Mexico
tn, meeting VIII take plac, on TAFT 3
Western "trip after september D..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-22
CANNON CHARGES
VIGOROUSLY
DENIED
Wool Manufacturers ASSocia-
ton Declares Increased Prices
Of Clothing Are Due to Recoy-
cry Of Industry from Panic
Conditions.
NY Morning journal Special rea.ed wir.l

Now YORK. July - Recent stat
meuts that Advances IN the prices ~
wool fabrics resulting from me oper
tion Of the Dineley bul vii tdd 90 or
20 per cent To- thp retail cost % men
clothing arc denied In q statement
issued today hy the American As~ocla-
ton Of WOODEN and Worsted Mills ia
the United states. The statement says.
such advances ps have bcen mad"
in the prices Of fabrics have added.
TT the most only d few cents to th,
cost Of the material entering into t
suit of clothes and an, due NOT To- any
combination among tho mills, nor to
amy tarirf changes. but tn the recover
at the wool market from the decline
which followed tho panic of 1907
While the association has uo com
mcnt tn mate upon the apparent tie
sire of the clothing manufacturer to
obtain greater profits II does protest
against boiug held responsible fot
These increases and desires lo cnliRht-
ain the public in general aud Inc auth
%orities at Washington i'm particular as
to the true cause OF such increase
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-22
! theory maj he d@elberately

the theory that he deliberately
planned MS own DOWNFALL
Tho general opinion IS pieturesquely
tor ~ the Patrie. h0 saws
.HGiemenceau had %nVerthroun 80
mans ministers that he believed it
proper to otcrthfiN himself lie
committed political suicide Yesterday
10y firing several phrases at hiz own
head.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-22

Cordoya, Algslea. July - -Tho pri-
waite Yacht Nucatan arrived from
seattle today Win 90 party of eastern
capitalists brought ont bN George w
Perkins of New York To inspect
Morgan-Guggcnheim properties m
AlHskn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-22
HERE Is RELIEF FOR WOMEN.

IL you have pains ia the hzok, Urinary, B.sddcr
or Kidney trouble aud waut a certain, pleasant
herb rcief from Wnmeuis s. trv Mother Crave
-At>IsALIAN-IEAI.~ Il Is safe, r-aabie
rt-u stor, AID n aevrs al FemAle Meaknes-cs.
.ilciadug Inflammation sud uiecrauous. smother
srsN's Australian-Lraf j. saidhr iraaFlsfs En-.
-uf ~ mail Tor o. ca. Ssapic sent fkEE
Adlress, The Mother Graz Co.. l. RoE. NJ.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-22

\ VERY LITTLE MONEY WILL
GO \ LONG WAY WITH Us AND
NOU ALSO. COME AND EXAMINE
our STOCK. .. g. PRATT co,
2it :. SECOND ST. PHONE o..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-22

of this in our own kitcncns. in onions
which. hv boiling. lose their acridltr.
-L Lodiau. in The Bakers Weekfr
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-01
NEW HUDSON CAR
IN SAN FRANCISCO
Latest Addition to the Models
Offered on Automobile Row
Now at Pioneer Company


One of the latest cars to arrive on
the market is the Hudson "20" car,
which may be seen on the floor of the
salesreom of the Pioneer automobile
company.
This car is provided with a motor de-
veloping a full 20 horsepower, with
four vertical water cooled cylinders of
q inch bore and 41s inch stroke, cast
en- bloc. The motor is of the Renault
type, that is, with the valves all on
one side, and is simple and compact
The frame is of steel, the brakes ex-
ternal and internal, with 80 inch
wheels. The transmission is of the
sliding gear. selective type. three
speeds forward and one reverse, To-
Gated directly beneath removable floor
board and easily accessible.
The transmission box is of aluminium
1t is car with large roomy body of
the latest design roadster type, with
strong, well upholstered seats. The
lines of the car are artistic. and the
finish compares most favorably with
much higher priced cars.