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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-02-06

Special 10 News
Santa Fe, y NJ, Feb. 9th The
closing DAYS ot last week and the
opening ones OF this, including
"wednesday, saw the Introduction
oil a large number OF bills, which
have reached a total OF nlty.three
in the Council and lightweight IN
the House, making a grand total
in both houses 10 date OF ilI. But
tcw OF this large batch Of bills
have passed either house. On the
contrary most OF them are pending
in committee.
One OF th, most important bills
to pass the council o tn "
legislature and which rs ot vital
interest TO the residents OF eastern
New Mexico, /, - hIl. los Mi.
Mechem, providing Tor q n.rd law.
in QUAY, Roosevelt and that part
OF Guadalupe county lying east Of
the Prcos river. The measure is
a comprehensive Jaw on tny sub.
Ject and it Us destined t. settle
amicah0y the differences existing
between the 7toCkmyn and home
steader- IN Eastern New Mexico,
which trouble ha, grown acute OF
late. The bill passed the council
OF the assembly without a dissent.
ing vote.
The hrst new county bill to pass
either house OF th, lcgis aturr,
went through thr lower branch OF
the assembly On Is edne-day morn.
INK This measure 1, known As
House Substitute Tor House Bill
No :, Introduced by Mi Bu,hke.
Wit, An Act creating the county
OF BEN cat OF portions Ut Union,
Mora aud san MigueI rJuntJ,, and
making the town OF R1y the county
set OF the new county. While
there was oppositloE e. the moas.
ure, II passed by a safe margin,
the vote being II ayes and 10 hayes.
Those voting against the bill were
Messr,. BlsItman, Brown, Gale.
Cos, Garcia, Martin,z, Mirabal,
Mu.lrns, PachecO, Sweezy and
Valdez.
Wednesday also saw the intro.
duction oil a new banking law, the
father OF the measure being Mr..
Me~hem, member OF the Council.
This bill, is perhaps one OF the
most important measures that val
come before the law makers dur,
ing the present session and II II
becomes law, it will revolutionizt
the banking business IN the terri.
tory, II provides among Other
things tor a bank examiner to b,
appointed by the travelling auditor
with the consent OF the governor
This examiner is 10 make four rigic
inspections OF territorial banks a
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MECHEM INTRODUCES
LAW REGARDING CATTLE
MEN AND HOMESTEADERS
Local Lion Also Introduces Measure Which When Ii Becomes
a Law Will Revolutionize Territorial
Banking Business.

las, tour time, a year. The bill
prohibits mercantile firms from
engaging IN the banking business
and provides a way Tor those FIRMS
now engaged 20 N OF the bank
lnr business. IL further provides
that every bank organized under
territorial charter must have a
caprtal stock OF not less than s7s,
900 and at least halt oil this mus
be- paid up IN cash. The bank
examiner Is 10 receive a salary OF
$4,000 a year. The need Of this
law IS easily apparent, when thu
aStJund ny growth vi the territory
i taken into consid' ration. Here.
totOrc the travelling auditor has
had 10 examine and inspect ali
banks under territorial charter IN
addition TO HIS other null itariou,
duties
There Is much speculation r..
garding the probable tate of the
Bent county bill in tn, Council
and likewise other new count, bills
o pending, among them being
that TAFT county bill and thu Till
20 create Curry county. Tn, TOR.
mer county, u created, IS 70 have
the county SCAT located At fabian,
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-02-06

\, each service and 50 inspiring is
the music that it Sc ~ 70 raise
cash person % the atmosphere OF
the most Holy. NJ Montgomery
conducts a tull chorus and so
thoroughly has h. organized it
that It will stand 4 morumen, to
his memory after H. has lett the
CITY on his work.
The most noticeable feature OF
the meetings Is the spirit OF CO.
operation among the pastors and
the people aud on account Of this
don ntny nave been converted
during the course Of the services
There will be- a mems meeting
SUNDAY afternoon and the address
will b. delivered by DR.. Blair,
Tn N>ntgomery's viii conduct
the musical program.
MI services are being held 10
the Crystal Theatre.
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NOTICE. FOX puBllCArION

Department, OF the Interior. g.. ,, Land
Once At TucumcaTl y VI. Dec - 1905.
Notice is hereby gwen that ! With.
row tor the heir, Of Belle NIthroW. dcceas.
ed 4 Puerto. y VI. Nho on March =.
Joo made Homestead Entry No. -;g4
Serial No. py-'y for nWl section 20 Town
snip ,n. Range ,le. y W., principal
meridian. has MED notice Of intention to
make final communication proof to establish
clam 20 the land ABOVE described before
Register and Receiver q : Land Office
a, IIUumCsr. y Nj. on the goth day Of
Januar tIll.
Claimant m a, witnesses
lothian 3D. WIfhroW, Margaret With
rnN Jack Brocharo Frank Bond, all OF
Puerto. y VI
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior, u. S. Land
Office at Tueumeari. n VI. Dec. ~, 1908
Notice is hereby gwen tbai Newton Ed
ward Page. Of Rudulph. n NJ, who, on
May az, 1900. made homestead entry No
sS16 serial No. o339s Tor nw4 sec, - twp
~ n. 81 e. N N. principal meridian. has
filed notice Of intention to make hnal com.
mutation proof. to establish claim to the
land above described. before Register and
Receiver. q ) Land Office. a, Tueum-
carr. n. NJ, on the aoth day OF January,
1900.
Claimant names az witnessed
Noah NJ. Miller. Rudolph. ~ a. John T.
cas,isbsrsy, ~ Tucamoari, N. NJ, Thorn
a. l. buckingham, Of Rudolph, n. NJ,
Gran v. Sinclair, Of rucumcari, n VI.
Ia-ao X. A. PREETicE. Register
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notice FoK PUBLICATION

Department, OF the Interior. & ; Land
office At Tucumcari y. VI Jan - rpop.
Norcr o, hereby gwen that Iohn Akin
~ Tucumo,rr, y VI. Vho. IN lul, g. tyog.
made homestead rrtrN 80 475s SERIAL No
ulol- tor "snW4 zee, ~ and s"l>Nl an!
sw ls'i sec 1! twp 90 n T go " y VI uriu
opal meridian has MED notice Of .ntcu.
iror 10 make hnal five wear prooi 90 "s'ah.
li,h claim 20 the land above described. be-.
tore Register and Receiver. e. = Land
Once. 1t Tueumrari. y VI on the 9th day
Of March 90
CliImiul names =, Wt,nr,,r,.
" { Paterson. VI ~1t"r-. \ \
Bl,n-"nshp " \ Jackson, ,Il ,i Tuuum
car y VI
a. 8 Is \ rKrSrI.f Register
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Department OF the Interior. l. :. Land
Office at rucumcar y NJ. Dec a.. 1000,
Nut.ce o., hereb, gwen that Edgar Ellis
o. IuCumCau. y. Vi. Nhu. on >rptrmbe,
o.. 1903 made homestead entry 80. 500.
SERIAL No oJbgl. Tor nWI sec y twp - n
T go e. y VI. principal meridian. has TILED
notice OF intention to make nnal hive year
proof, to establish claim e. the land above
described before Register and Receiver.
T. =. Land Once. Al rucumcari. y. W..
on the 9th day OF February. ~
Claimant names a. witnesses.
lanes Alexander Street, QUO julius Johns,
lar. Gordon George. Hardy Thomas san.
ders. all of Tucumcar. y VI.
II.I K a. PRESTICE Register
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\. Il Harris and Eni, Gotta of
OgIc, wrr, married here FRIDAY at
the court house toy Judge CutlIp.
Word was received mere thi,
morning that Moses Watson, a
beer dealer vas killed 10y John
Chiidcrs, 4 saloon man, at Dalhart
last night. No particulars are
known.
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NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, u. ;, Land
Office At Tucumcari, y. NJ, Dec. 81, zoos.
Notice ~ hereby given that John w.
Jinkins, OF Iucumcari, y. NJ. who, on
sept, s., 1908 made homestead entry 80.
5o6r serial No. o3O9i for e2sW4 and Lots
3 and ! SEC 81, Twp 10 n, r 81 g, y. NJ,
principal meridian, has filed notice OF IN
iention TO make final hve year proof. to
establish claim 70 the land above described
before Register and Receiver, q ;. Land
Office. AZ Tuoumoar. y NJ, on the 9th
day Of February, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses
Andrew Is. Simpson, David ]. Aber, Andy
McDade. all OF ~Tucumcar, y, NJ, " alter
kslsay, OF Lloyd n. NJ.
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Office at Tucumcar y VI Ian %. tJop.
Notice ~ hcfrD, gI,cn that 'ohn T.
Wilmington. oi Lloyd, y &c.. Nho on Nyr.
,, 1907, made homestead entry NO 200
serial No o44IS tor ,Ni sec IS. twp y %
T 81 e y NJ. prtnClph meridian has filed
notice of intention 90 make final cpmmuta.
ton proof. to establish .laim 60 The land
above described before Register and Ne.
c%eiver, u. ;. Land office. at rucumcar.
y. VI on the 9TH is, ~ March. iyoD.
Claimant name, 49, witnesses:
Fount Jackson Thomas r.. Morris. r.. l..
farrow, Il. g.. Amhrrcrombir all OF Lloyd.
y. VI.
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NDrIcL EOK rLnLICArION

NOrlCL FOR OBLIGATION
department # the Interior. O. : Land
ON 1t Turumc1fi y VI Ian g. iIou
N1tic- g. hrrrb, gwen th1t samuel e
Campbell of Tucum,ari. y VI who. on
March s. 1908, made homestead entry NO
44oi serial ~ o4i-- iof uwl No., - Twp
II u.r3Ir e. VI principa, meridian has
Med notice pi intention 60 make nnaI nyr
year proof. to establish clam to the land
above described. before Register and Re.
criycr G. : Land Office. At Tucumcari.
y VI on the 9TH IA, oi March. ipop.
Claimant names is Witncsse,
Elmer L. Ctump Thomas Grutty, David
'Nrwrll Williams, y A Miller, al u tn.
Cumcatl, y VI
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NOIlCE FOR PUBLICATION
Department, IT the Interior, O. = Land
p'hc- q, Tu,umcari y NJ Ian gt I91u
Nntice o., h.rrh, gwen that Nilbrrt T.
Davis. Vt CUR, y VI who, on January
o.. iar-. made homestead -ltN No llilf
serial 40 rnu a. Tor sci sec D.. twp % y. =
rs e. VI principal meridian. has Med
notice 1i Intention ~ max" rntl cornmuia
'lou proof g. establish claim ip tho land
above I".crnc'. before Register and Re.
priv"r. e. = Land office. At Iurumcarl
y VI n thu second ia, ui March Iyop
Claimant n,fn-, q, Niturs~-,
Is 80. born. Jesse 'erion. Is & N,ld-
WIN al Ut urr,. y VI - loNd II Ford.
y VI
o.. 90 H. A. rsFsIl.R Register
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NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior, T.. ;. Land
Once at Tucumcari. y. NJ. Dec. St. 1905.
Nouce Is hereby given that George II.
Branham OF a Jon, y NJ, who, on
October ;, 1000, made homestead entry
No. 1909 serial NO oyols tor elsw4. VIZ
SEA sec 5, Twp . n, { 50 e y NJ. principal
meridian. has Med notice 1T Intention to
make maj Communication proof to establish
clam to The land above described, before
W. ". Bennett, L. = Commissioner. IN
his office at san ion, y VI. On tine 9Th
day oi February, 1900.
Claimant names A. witnesses
NJ, r. Barrett. T. Co. Robinson. lanes
Ellis VI. Ellis. an # san Jon. y. VI.
ty.g Is. \. HFFNII.t. Register
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NOrIcE rOk ruRLIcNrInN

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF the Interior. q. , Land
Once At Tucumcari. y. Vi, Dec. s.. Igps.
Notice - hereby given that Orlando. T.
Mitchell. Of podson. y NJ, who. on Jan.
!. 1907. made homestead entry 40 1855
SERIAL NO oSo4t. Tor nW4 SEE ". twp . %.
T so p. y. VI principal meridian. ha, filed
notice Ut intention 10 make mai comuuta.
uou proof, Iu establish DHIm 90 the land
above described. before Register and kr.
,ci,vr e. ;. Land Othcr. Al Tuoumcar.
y VI on the 10Th day % February. 100.
Claimant names as witnesses:
q l. EslInget. John Eslinger. John Sur.
ne,, John Horton, Jr all Ut podson y VI
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior. 4. ). Land
Office at Tucumcari y. VI Dec. a., zoos.
Notice is hereby given that Forrest
Brooks Of Bard, Quay Co, y. VI, whcron
March 90 1000, made homestead entry
No. 1901 serial No. oS4oo lor nc4 sec go.
twp 10 n, r 3Se. y NJ. principle meridian.
has hled notice Of intention to make hnal
commutauon proof. to establish claim to
the land above descr bed. before W. W
Bennett, L y. Commissioner In hi, office
at San Jon, y. VI, on the 10Th day Of
January, 1919.
Claimant names a. witnesses.
u. Is Horne, of san Jon. y Vi, Tom
Horne. +. . Alfred, John scott. all u
Bard. y VI.
H. A. r%KENticE. Register
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II you have eye troubles 20 to
Jones the Jeweler and Optician he
can correct your troubles. IS-It.ch
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See Ellis Transfer all calls will
receive prompt attention.
Phone ago. II-tf
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A company is 10 being organ
ICED in rucumcari to put down a
test well, We have every indica.
ton OF arteslan water and those
interested feel certain that flowing
water will be found in the Tucum-
carl valley at a depth OF less than
one thousand feet.
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NnrlcE rnR ruRI1cArlnN

Department Ut the Interior. g. =. Land
bihcr At Iucumgari, y NJ. Dec St. zoos.
Notice D., hereby given that Ellen car.
Win. Of Mrs y VI. who. on March ~.
1907. made homestead rnir, Ne. tugS-
serial NO o,ttl, tor ne4 see S. twp o n.
r e. =" y VI. principal meridian. has MED
notice % Infection to make uuai commute.
ton proof, TO establish claim To the land
above described. before Register aud he
criyer, C.. ;. Land Ohhcr. At rucumcari.
y. VI on the 9th day Ut February. 1909
Claimant names a. Witnessr,
y r. Bailey. " -. Best y Hatfield,
" VI. New. all OF kirk. y VI.
Iyl Is. \ PEkSui.E. Register
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Fred Newing has gone to work
Tor the railway company.
The ladies whist club met in
regular meeting At the home Of
Mrs. DIR. Thomson on Mann aud
Adam streets, last Friday.
Herman Gerhardt, prominent
realestatc dealer, has ordered an
automobile, which will he used IN
connection with his ~rcalestate
business.
]. w. Looney, OF Boyce, La,
brother.in-law OF {. 7. Adair, has
returned to Tucumcari after several
months absence and has begun i'm.
proving his HON, stead.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION ?
Department Of the Interior, u. ) Land
Office AZ TucumcstL y VI lDcc. e. tyu,.
Noticc ~ hereby gwen that Malinda
Young NJ Hudson. y VI who. on Sent
) tqp7, made homestead entr, No IySyn
serial No u,ugb TOR nwl sec. y. twp I'm
r 3! e.. y. VI principal meridian. ha, nj.
eel motto" ni intention to max" hnaI com.
mutation pt"oi. to rstab l,h claim tn the
land abu," described, before Register and
Receiver, e. y Land Office at lucumcau
y VI ~ the 10th dN oi r-bruat,. TON,
.uWtut names - witnesses
Robert l. Edwards. j. H. Bartlett. u,
Hudson. y VI, squire T.. Decker. ol III.
cum.,rI. y. Nj, John " kcelc,, ~ uud.
son. y VI
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NOTICE tOk PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior O.. ;. Land
Office At rucumcari. y NJ, Dec. ~. f,,.
Noucc IS hereby gwen that kebec,a
VIVA o., ui rorrrsl. ' Vi, Nhp uu unl
a. ilur. made Homestead Entr, '.
suoyt ~ tal SO. psi,-, tor SCI section o.
Township IN Range 500. y VI. PRINCIPAL
meridian ht, uIrl notice ui intention 10
make maj communication proof a. establish
CLAIM g. the Land above Described before
l.. 4 Williams, 4 - Commissioner In
his uficc ,t Murdoch y. VI. on the goth
daN OF January iJuJ.
Claimant names ~ witnesses
William u CURTIS. II. . Miller, William
Hirr', charlie, Gurus. all IT Nurdocs
y. VI
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-28
Representative Hog Sales.
Below Is given few of the represen
tative hog sales:
Weather Hard on the Hog.

Chicago, June 2S.-"This is rough
weather on the hog shipper" said an
Iowa man. Il had a 60-cent shipping
margin on that bunch of rogs and got
$50 for them here. yet they actually
lost money because two died on the
road. OF course the shipper gets the
benefit of the fill when prices are high,
but when he loses a hog it hurts and
the facility with which these Scent
porkers die off when temperatures rise
is aggravating, If not productive of
profanity. Owing 10 high cost in the
country shippers have been using I'M
usual caution, but a percentage of
mortality can not be avoided. Eastern
shippers have bought sparingly on ac-
count of hot weather this week, as they
are not DESTROYS of losing by death in
transit. At present prices hogs COM
mand considerable respect and both at
loading stations in the country, en-
route and at the market their comfort
is assiduously looked after. This is
particularly the case with the big hogs
that have been commanding cents or
better. When 300-pounder goes to
the dead hog platform the shipper is
out of pocket SIS or more and that
hurts, frequently wiping out the profit
of the entire carload even when they
are we'll bought in the country"
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Hanntnn Items

special 10 Times-Republ
Hampton, June 2S.-A NJ. Soper is
home and enjoying a short stay with
his family and other relatives. Mr..
Sopers work as a travelling salesman,
keeps him away from home great
deal Of the time.
James Giaston an old veteran of the
civil war went 10 MarshalNown Sat
urdav morning. and will go TO the hos
pital a the soldiers home for medical
treatment.
Recent purchasers of new autos
here. ara NJ. c. and T. R Hicks. and
D. E. KENYON, cashier Of the Chaplin
Savings Bank.
P. D. Wilhelm, conductor on the
AIgona branch, is taking a vacation
from his labors. and is spending it al
International Falls, MINI.
The chorus Of singers who are tofur-
nisa the music for the celebration next
Saturday, are busy getting the music
readl.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. French have
leen enjoying visit from their daugh.
Mrs. c. NJ Leach, and two chill.
dren.
H. W, skow has been at Waterville
MINI. for the past few days on fish
ing trip.
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The erinneII News.
pecial to Times-Republican

/ Special to Times Republican
Grinnell. June 2S.-Miss Fanny Phelps,
of the Iowa College faculty. starts from
here tomorrow for stay of several
months in the study of her specialues,
n7uch OF it in Rome and Greece. PLAN
ming now TO return to her home and
work here in February next.
The people of Chester and west Sher-
idan are planning program to be
given at the Methodist church at
Sonora, on the evening of Monday,
July ).
c. \. Barnes. living on a farm north
Of this city, lost a valuable horse by
lightning in one of the recent severe
storms that have visited this vicinity
almost daily for the past week or two.
committee consisting of A A.
Foster and /. S. Bailey, Jr, represent
ing the city council, and Mesdames
A. E Fraser, ], E. Goodrich, n. w.
/ Cessna and j. F. Reiten, representing
the Ladies' Cemetery Association, in
company with A. F. Swaney. of this
city, visited Monroe a few days ag),
for the purpose of personally inspect
ing the mausoleuln in use at that place.
70 help them and others here to de-
cision regarding the placing of such d
structure in Hardwood cemetery
Everett j. Moore, of this city, mem
Der Of the Windsor Club. left the city
on Thursday evening last for Chicago,
where he was to be married on Sat
urday evening. Before his departure
he followed the unwritten law Of the
Windsor Club. and gave the remaining
members banquet, as sign and seal
j ,,f,i,ic r b:- a
they in turn presented him with fine
Morris chair
Mrs. F. NJ Bartling leaves today for
Grand Island, Neb.. for visit of some
weeks with relatives and friends and
NJ Bartling expects 10 join her there
-ooa for his summer vacation, in and
7sar ,hs. city.
Mrs. y. P, Pelrce and daughter MyYa,
who IF. the:r hone here for a sho-
''t-i- in Des M9ines, the latter part Of
'7+. week, VIII 50 on 70 meet and trav-
for sonlo time with Mr.. PIERCE in
lt>-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-28

day at the capitol and wanted some
snapshots of senators. Senator War
rem was approached and asked to stand
up in front OF the machine and be shot.
He fesitated a minute, and then shook
his head.
These Washington clothes I've got
on" he explained, ARE too thin. don't
feel sure the clothes would take"
1t is an especially sad thing for Sen
ator Hale when the midsummer sun
pours his rays, testing SO degrees by
the polariscope," down on the capitol.
The Maine man is Enthusiastically the
most dignif1ed person in the world; but
his dignity suffers when he dresses 1t
in seersuckers. At present he Is APP
pearing in an unbecoming suit of that
description, which doesn't fit very well.
The senator is in reality just as digni-
fed, just as stiff of the cerebral column,
just as unbending and awful, as he is
in the perfectly tailored black broad
cloth frock of craftsmanship; but he
doesn't look it, and he can't. He looks
like an iceberg trimmed in smilax, try
ing to be hopeful under the equator in
August
When President Taft and his family
get located at their summer place at
Beverly, on the Massachusetts coast,
according to present arrangements,
there will be no less than eighteen Sc
cret service men on guard to see that
the executive household is not unduly
intruded upon. Assignments for the
service are much in demand.
The president submits to this sort OF
espionage with much the same disgust
that Mr. Roosevelt did. 1t doesn't go
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DUE TO GENERALLY FAVORABLE
WEATHER-FoLLoWED FAIRLY
STEADY OPENING.
CORN MARKET INCLINED
TO FOLLOW WHEAT
Firm Opening Was Followed by Weak
ness-UnsettIed Weather Chief Bull
ish Observation-Disclosures Prevails in
oats-sIack Demand Principal Sell
ing Incentive in Provisions Market.

Chicago, June 2S-Generally favor
able YEA tiaer for harvesting in the
southwest, caused a moderate slump
In wheat today, following a fairly
steady tone at the start. September
and December displayed the greatest
weakness Firm cables and a decrease
of nearly 100000 in the amount of
breadstuf on ocean passage, were
chiefly responsible for the steady op-
ening. July opened at sl15A TO s11e,
sold to sl.l6ls and declined 10 sl.15% q
lis IS. Receipts of Chicago. Minne-
apolis and Duluth were 229 cars.
The market became weaker as trad
ing progressed and closed weak. with
July down cent at lis.
Corn.
Corn was inclined to follow wheat,
and weakened after opening firm. The
continuance Of unsettled weather thru
out the corn belt was the chief bullish
influence. July opened at 7oas to
7o7s. Receipts We're 2o2 cars.
Sentiment was bearish the create
part of the day and closed weak, with
July IS lower at 7oA.
Oats were weak July opened al 5oi2.
and dropped 70 5oA. Receipts We're
eighty-nine cars.
Provisions.
Provisions were weak. Slack demand
for cash products was the principal
selling incentive.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-28
New Dean Of Women Appointed.

Special 10 Times-Republican.
Iowa City. June 2s.-Announcement
has been made of the appointment of a
new dean of women at the state uni
versity to succeed Mrs Mabel Mont
gomery vollard, resigned. The new
dean is Miss Auna NJ. Klingenhagen,
a native of Plymouth, Mass.
Miss Klinggenhagen comes TO the
university with the highest recommen-
dations The new dean graduated
from Wellesley College in 1902, where
she also did graduate work. Later she
came west and studied at the Univer-
sity of Chicago, where she received a
degree of Phi. NJ. She is we'll acquaint-
ed with both eastern and western
schools.