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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-11
GRAIN AND PROvISI0Na

DETROIT. June 10.-Close: LIVER
pool was not satisfied with the week >
estimated exports and advanced sharp
ly on Thursday shortly after the open
ing Stocks OF wheat at home and
abroad are decreasing AT a rate that
makes the commercial position appear
very strong. The bears rather
timid about getting far from shore on
the short side. although they appear
favorable To them. II was not an &C
! tive market for wheat. and July showed
| less strength than the more distant OPP
tions. Cash wheat was quiet. Cables
did not hold all the early advance. but
| did not show much weakness. The
close was decidedly weak at loss for
! the day OF &c in cash and July. NC in
September. and &c in December.
Wheat quotations-Cash No red.
si.55 bid; July opened without change
a3S d,o dsSns ID s. 20
opened at sil3ls. gained nc. and de.
ciined to sl.12a December opened at
sll3.. gained. &c; and declined TO
;;1.ii?h; No. red 'iSa' No l white
Coarse grain quotations: Corn-Cash
No. 3. rye: No. yellow. 7s1c.
oats-Cash No. 3 white. sc asked;
Rye-Cash No. .. s2c.
Beans-Cash. s..55: October. s2.o5-
Glover seed--Prime October; SO bags
at $40: March. 100 bags at 1925.
Estimated whea texports this week:
Argentine. 100000 bu; Australia. 400
900 bu.
market. included / car OF corn. OF
bu Of wheat. s7'5ss bu of corn. so.3t5
bu OF oats. 1.ess bu OF barley. and 1ls
bu OF rye. ~
Wheat receipts at ST. Louis. $4,000
bu. year ago. $4,000 bu.
Wheat. and corn in Liverpool closed
Kansas City wheat receipts, AZ cars.
Northwest wheat receipts THURSDAY
l25 cars. year ago, ls9. r,
day. 1855 600 bu.
Wheat receipts at primary points,
$4,000 bu; year ago. $4,000 bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.
Reported for The Times by Carson.
Craig & Co.: heat-During hrSt
hour tactics in wheat were the same as
yesterday. indifferent support on the
part OF the bull leaders and the local
trade were working for break When
four or five big houses turned in ana
| sold moderately for few minutes the
July price broke 20 $l.ls IA and sept.
to sl.10l-i Market now slowly re-
covering from this dip. Roilin smith
wires from Banner county OF kansas.
wheat yield. Rush and Ellis counties
poorer Hessian fly report from
Hutchinson, Kansas. Kansas CITY
houses claim to have blight report from
Northwest markets decidedly strong
for July because of reduced stocks
Winnipeg leading both Minneapolis and
Duluth.
! CHICAGO. June l0.-Grain market
, showed a small advance at the opening
July wheat opening at S1.1sL. IA above
Yesterdays close July corn opened at
74i.c NC above yesterdays figure at
| the close. July oats were &c up.
Noon-The market was weak durlng
the forenoon. July wheat dropped q
half a cent from the opening. Corn and
oats remained about the same.
Close-With the exception OF n fair.
ly strong start due TO an expected
strength at Liverpool. the wheat mar
ket today gradually Increased In heavi-
ness There has been very rapid com
ing together of the July and more dis
tant months today.
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NEW YORK s1oCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson.
Craig & Co: Stocks-Stock market
active and higher. stocks seem TO DE
wanted on all fair breaks and this
and starts the market on new upward
movement We feel very friendly TO
Atchison and Union Pacific. AS re-
gard rumors yesterday that there was
Paris IL Is stated by Mr. Harjos, OF
Morgan. Harjos Co. of Paris. that
whatever complications had arisen in
this respect would be only temporary
and that Official announcement OF the
listing OF shares would be made In
few DAVIS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-11
PRODUCE.

Bad weather kept a good many buy
ers OF the street this morning. but tel
ephones were working overtime and
there was enough doing. TO hold the
market steady With seven cars in the
but on account OF the Weather the con-
dition Of receipts was a little of. First
shipments OF southern cherries and
gooseberries are about cleaned UP now.
The season for these fruits Is a little
early yet In this latitude. and dealers
are not replacing their stocks. This IL
poultry day, and receipts were better
than usual Stocks were not moving.
however. and IL looked like lower
prices before the day was out Pota-
toes arc steady at the decline. and the
market as whole was steady.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, June l0-Pork-Firm-
er; mess. s20.5od p. Lard--Stronger;
middle spot. west, sll.90al2. sugar
Raw and refined. duh. Cofree-No. T.
saSbc Tallow-Quiet; city. 5Ssc.
country. SIS a57sc. Dressed poultry
Unchanged Live poultry-Quiot
Chese-Steady. full cream. specials.
1874 G14t.c; skins, specials. IL &C, full
skins ease
Coffee options quiet. unchanged 10
points decline Butter-Firm. receipts
5.694: creamery. extra. 20 L n 20 :. r.
state dairy tubs. 2l n 22cis Imitation
creamery. frsts, 81 a 22c. Eggs-Quiet.
steady: receipts 1854; nearby white
fancy. 25d25ibc; nearby mixed. fancy.
23a 23Irc. fresh irsts. 81 a 22lsc.
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Markets and Finance
4 steady; spring lambs. ts.5oqs; year
lings. t1.50qs: wethers. tSQ6.25; ewes.
lS5G5.25. Calves-t4Qs.

steady, spring lambs. ts5oqs; year
lings. eT.5OQs: wethers. tSQ625; ewes.
S5Gb25 Calves-$4Qs.
EAST BUFFALO-Close.
EAST BUFFALO. N Y. June To-
Cattle--Receipts 2S. Arm; prime steers.
IS. 500 7.26. butcher steers. s4Q6. Veals
-Receipts $50. steady. common to
choice. $5.750s, Sheep and Lambs-Re-
ceipts 400. steady; spring lambs, seas.
yesrlings. .sgs. sheep. ssQs,26. Hogs
G7.sO. pigs. s7S0W7.4o.
NJ CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
Chicago. June observation-disclosures
5000. steady; beeves, .S.sog7.2S; Tex.
as. $t.60Q6.30 western, N7546.i0:
stockers and feeders, s3,eoq5: cows
and heifers. s2.ioq6.25. Calves-s6d a :.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000, actiye. light,
So. 80 o. +5. mixed. S715Q7bo; heavy.
s. 20G7S5: rough, y5.2O97.40. workers..
sT30q74 40; pigs. sso5 n $50. Sheep and
Lambs-Receipts 10000, steady: native.
$50. western, s+Q630. lambs. s. a.
s.25. western. s6qS30.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. @. June l0.-Hogs-
Receipts 1880. SC lower; mediums and
heavies. $3.50. workers.. 500: lights.
s725. pigs. S7.l5. Cattle-Receipts 3
cars. steady. Lambs-Rcceipts cars,
s. top. Calves-Receipts 500. IS top.
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YEGGS DYNAMITE SAFE.
noss Are Searching for Two Rob
hers Who Were Fooled in Plan.

|1noes Are Searching for Two Rob.
bers Who Were Fooled in Plan.
<f>HfCAGO. June 10.-Posses are
nuring the marshes of the Calumet
- near Hammond. Ind. for two rob-
- who at 1880 this morning blew
safe OF the Hegewisch postoffice
~ escaped r@.
& Chicago police have also Joined ia
~ chase and IL is expected the rob
- VIII be. caught
N a not believed the robbers Sc
I'D great amount OF money from
- eafe. They blew the outer door
6<h dynamite but we're evidently un-
- 20 open the inner door. The in.
- vault contained $1.100 in cash and
mDe IL Is not believed that the
<for oompartment held over 81.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-11
WOMAN STILL MISSING.
No Word From Mrs. Latham Who Dis
appeared During Fishing Trip.

n GRAYLING. Mich. June 1O.-No
Jews had been received up to late to-
|4ay from Mrs. Kate 7. Latham. who
1isappeared Friday afternoon during
/ fshing trip. Mrs. Latham had start
70 out fishing taking as a guide Her.
Dert O'Hara, aged IL. The boy point
"a out the way home and she seemed
6ertafn she would find her way.
latham returned home that night and
@onnd hfs wife still missing. All the
@nmbermen IN the section are hunting
~ the missing woman. Sheriff
p nidon- has been notified. Some per-
/ons hint at murder.
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BosTON COPPER SALES.

Copper share sales OF June .. FUR
nished by Hayden. stone & Co. A. c
Bat, 225 Bonn, 700: Bos. Con. $50
Butte. 1858; c. & A. 200; Cal, 10
Cent. s45 Range. i,9+t; ID. W, so; =.
q. g, 20. Hanc. 40. Roy. 49, Kerr
SO: Kew, 100. Lake 335. Las. 900
Mass. $50. Mex. l75: Mia. 220; Mob:
lis, New. as Newh.. Is: " b. s.ll2; y
L. SIS: Glib. rs; o. d, 325. Csc,
Par. 2io; GU. so; s. Fe. so. shan. $50
do rites, i,i9l. Sup. 215, :. & b. 1873
s. & p. rs, Tenn. 40: Trim. 100: OIL
so; L s. r.. 95s; do pfd ,052. a. p. {.
Wow, II.
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$4,000 BOAT SINKS.
Sea Lion ard Schooner Oceania
Vance Collide IN Fog.

SEATTLE. Wash. June 1O.-The
crew of the tug Sea Lion arrived here
today ard told OF the sinking OF their
craft Nv the American schooner Gee.
ania Vance. The two boats collided
yesterday morning during a dense fog
in the Straits OF Juan De Fuca. The
Vance rescued the crew OF the tug
which sank Immediately.
A barge which the Sea Lion was
towing remains afloat and attached IN
the tug which rests in 20 fathoms be.
low. The Sea Lion is valued at $40.
600
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-11
Iudnment Auainst Prince.

PARIS, June ION. Schmidt. who
sued the Prince DeSagan, husband OF
the former Anna Gould. for money
which he declared was borrowed by
him. will get his money. A judgment
for $4,000 and costs has been return
ed against the Prince
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-11

oDoINfNG. N. Y, June 10.-Capt.
k6r @. Hains, Jr., slayer OF VIM. K.
>nls. a engaged today In making tin
ru and PIE plates. He was set to
~ a his new task this morning.
>6 e "a the first work he has done
80 his Incarceration here. UntR
.1ay he has been In the Idle squad.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-11
Noted T.muerance Man Dies

PASADENA. Cal. June 1O.-Gideon
Tabor Stewart probably the oldest
prominent prohibitionist in the coun'
try. died here today at the age Of 81.
He was born In Johnstown. Ky, and
was a Prohibitionist candidate Tor
vice president In 1876.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-11
EAGLES SELECT ALpENA

CALUMET. Mich. June 10.-The
Michigan Eagles will meet in Alpena IN
1910. The 500 has been promised
strong support for the 1911 conven.
ton. The convention today adopted
drastic resolutions increasing the pow.
er OF the state body,
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(a)Asked. . b) Bid. (xlSplit'
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO. o, June 1o.-W heat-J ,
s.55: July. s11s7s Sept. Nl2h Dec,
s1I2. corn-Cash: i e., ' sax 20 o. g.,
Cash. soc. July. SEC; Sept. 4t%c; May
,sc. Rye-No /, 9lhc; No. 2 sic; No
3, ssc. clover ssed,-C.a1sn.o: $50 ,I, oct.
sike IS Prime timothy. S1.s5. OIL
Unchanged. Butter-Creamery ZINC.
dairy. 22c Eggs-23c. Hay-No.
Timothy, 49, No. 2. 81; mixed. VIZ
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. June lO.--Cheese-Twins
Jpn ml3c. young Americas 14i4 a II nc
Butter-Creamery. extra. 21c, ftrsts,
csc. seconds. 2sc; dairy. extras, % i2c
Eggs--Firsts. l9i2c. seconds, II iac
Live poultry-Turkeys. l41lilzc
fowls, 10 ala nc; ducks, liisc, geese.
n
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Appls.@sFaneyii 'I .eSa sps nsr s Dol.

we ApDls'% box lppie.. ,.75Ss.56 per box.
CabbaGe-New. $i.55 per crate.
Cauii6ower-s1.7s per doz.
Celery-Florida. $3.50 per crate.
l4c; new, 12h9l3c: York srate. new.
i3c: Limburger. old. fancy. i70isc;
new, 14c: Schweitzer. fancy old. zoo
2lc; brick cream. Ice per Id.
Cherries-California, s2d25o per
box.
Conee-Pacxage coffee. Sl4.259lTso
per 100 lbs
Dressed Caives-Fancy. s6loc. COM
mon. 1850 IL.
FIour-Mlchigan patents, IN wool.
1850: clear, $3.50; rye hour. IS Dbl
. Feed-Jcbping lots. bran. s3,: coarse
corn meal. S31: corn and Dat chop. S30:
coarse middlings. $50. fine middlings,
$21 per ton.
Fresh veGetables-Cucumb 354
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NENA ,ARk MONEY.

NEW YORK. June io.-Money on
call per cent. Time 3 Z per cent FOR
six months. Par silver. London. - 3-l6
pence; New York. 52ssc Demand ster-
! ting s4ST.T5m 4.s7.7T.
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BUTTER AND EGGS

8utter--Board prices: Creamery. ex-
tras. 26hc; hrsts. 2s1sc; dairy. zoe;
packing stock. lszc per Id.
Exgs-Current receipts. case count.
cases included. 2lc per doz. Receipts
THURSDAY. l.37l cases.
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M A r l N e
Detroit.


DETROIT. June Up: Orion, Baker
II 20 Wednesday p. m: steamer Troy
I25o p M; Canisteo !; oscoda. Tilden
klns, Shawnee. 5:45: Ream, $50; Bra
zil s:10 Maud. GAO. Wolf new, Z;
Utica, Alpena. :.
North King. 10; Nettleton. II; Had
Prince. 2; McDougall. Fritz. Gettys-
bury and barge. 2.l5; Ogdensburg. 4;
Choctaw. AIS; Masaba. 40 stanton
515 Townsend odanah. Constitution
$40; u. o. Mills. $40; Hecker. :; Hef-
felfinger. $40: Hoover & Mason, $40
Butler 9: Gill. i1:l5.
Down: Riddle, 1890 p. m. Wednes'
ter. 2:45; j. a. Donaldson, 3:25. yene-
zuela. Grampian. 8 Yale. $50: watt
Nasmyth. $40; ] y. Ketehum' SO
s sTS1ii $50: Manchester. s. "
Manchester. s:i5; Boland. 10: Mid
land King. Rockefeller. Manila. 1oI5
Mullen. $40 w II Mack. 1890: Squire
Mahoning, 1:15: Hinton. 1880
American 500.
SAI'LT STE. MARIE. Mich. June O.
Up: Winnipeg, Corliss Kongo. 1880;
Chas Boattie. l:2o, North Sea, 2; Geo.
Emerson. 3. Scottish Hero. $40; Maun-
al0a Martha, 3:45, G. b Jones, $40;
H. A. Berwin. $40. Caribou. 7;45,
Meacham. 3.
Mecham. 9. Socapa. II 80: Van Hise,
Bell / a. m. Turrct Court, Gary, 3,
Bennett, 4. William Livingstone. 5. Re
gina. Geo King. Teutonia. GAVIN, $40;
Burlington. II Ralph. Connolly Bros.
Harold, noon
Down: w n Matthews. 2:30 p. m,
I.angcll Boys. 3:i5. O.. X. Jackson.
Sir H. Siemens. 5:25: Thomas Lynch,
8 O5. WIN r.. Corey. :; Robert Holland,
7:45: ]. X. Hiil. $40; +. NJ. Carter.
Robert Holland. $40. Hill, $40: Cat-
ter. II; Sierra, midnight. Zenith city,
HALEY O. Bcssemer. Marcia, Duluth, &,
Joshua Rhodes. 8; Ball Bros. $40; Mar
itana. Alva. and oil barge. Mataafa, s;
Jones. 80: Malletoa. Huronic. 1910:
Wilpen. noon.
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ru~e,~~s-lfke Fxsssl.s. no fuss ana
I~Sfhera The plain. neat kind that
- rlwn<. T1nes Prfptfsg Co.. No.
}onn A-sG Phone 1tss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-11
hlLE PASSES
||lr PEACEFULLY
~ Of The Man Without A
nntry" Was Foremost Publicist
ouccumbs to Heart Disease.

. WARRINGTON, June to.-Pres-
l1ent Taft sent q message Of
1mpathy 20 the widow OF the late
~. Or. Edward Everett Hale, at
oxbury, Mass, Immediately upon
.nrnsnp Of, the death of the dis
Inoulshed preacher.
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LOCAL STOCKS.

The following quotations. furnished
nv Lewis q Gorton No. 1913 Majestic
building, June I. 1909
FINANCIAL
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LIVE STOCK.
r,sr RrFFALO-Openin

BtFFALo. June o.-Cspeciai Cat
tle-Receipts cars. steady. Hogs
$40. workers, sTs06s. pigs. $40.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts cars.
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NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden.
Stone & Co. opening.
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BOSTON COPPER

Reported for The Times by Hayden,
Stone & Co. lls-1ls Griswold-st:
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Reported for Tho Times by Hayder
Stone n Co, lie-iis Griswoid-st.
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o. 5. GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Bond quotations, furnished by Hay
den Stone * Co. Hollis Griswold- ST.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-25
What Father Saws.
That

tannonsburg. Pa. oct. 2f-That
James J, Jeffries and Jack johnson
will never meet in the fistic arena IL
indicated by an interview made public
today between Rev. ], NJ. Work. pastor
Of the Central Presbyterian church of
this city. and Rev. j fl. Jefrries. father
of tn" nnG"feated heavyweight pugilist.
who ~ visiting friends here. Mr. JEFF
fries. who Is a minister Of the presby-
terrain church, and whose home is in
Los Angeles. WAS asked his opinion
concerning his sons career as "A prize
fighter.
MIR, Jeffries is reported Ia have said:
Life is all one big fight. one way or
another and il might az well be prize
fighting as any other kind OF Il fight. ."
When asked as .ta whether his son
would fight Johnson in the near future.
Mr.. Jeffries Is said to have stated:
My son never will fight negro, and
| don't think he will fight any other
person again during his life"
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-25

1t is said that the greatest ana
quickest permanent advertising SIC
cess un record u that at Casearets
Candy Cath>rtic. which haze been
p@rststeutly advertising in every Nay,
but chiefly in the newspapers. for
about ten years In that tinae thu saio
If Cascarets has grown from nothing
- oHsr oae million hoNes il In"nth.
This Wonderful record j. the result al
great merit successtully made known,
Those uho tried Casearets as l. direct
result of advertising mere pleased and
recommended th~ article to their
friends rtstu t'S f@sas- MAS snfe~al ~
he>o-na unl. s-g@-aL
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-25
CONTRARY Winds CRAB
SECOND BALLOON RACE

Oakland. pct. 24-Thc balloon rare
In San Jose. which VAS again attempt
ed today, came 10 IA sudden end within
n few minutes If the start because
of contrary winds The Queen nf the
Pacific" entered by the Pacific club.
was first In start aud the light east
wind carried her toward the bay. With
in To minutes che valve rope was pulled
and the haitunu game Ia earth The
city If Oakland" dfiuod ever the bay
far f-w minutes and MAS towcd back
Ia shore by a rnwhoat
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-25
Sacramento. II; Vernon. !.

Batteries and HroWn. Eli
nan and LaLonge-
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-25
JEFFR|ES D|SL|KES
COLORED TITLE
HOLDER
RETIRED CHAMPION WILL MEAN
BUSINESS WHEN HE MEETS
WEaRER OF THE BELT.

New York, oct. @4-WhiIe the sport -
ing public awaits the contract formali-
! ties and ahc selection Of place for
the battle discussion of tic relative
merits of James j. Jcffrics and Jack
Jnhnson goes on unabated. The JET
: fries Johslson bout gives strong early
promise of ccttpsIng In Importance any
fight i'm the history Of the ring, for II
lends Itself to every angle Of sport -
in interest and variety at speculation
Joffrios' disIik" for johnson IL well
known. and it win he business with
the retired champion from the moment
he climbs through the ropes johnson
once knocked out Jack Jcffries Il
. brother of Jim. and this. added tn the
fact that Johnson brought Jeffries out
Of his rcttro.G.nt, when he was happy
In the thought that he was through
with fighting. has not served Ia in
crease any good win Of Jeffries toward
johnson.
In Good Shape.
That Joffrics' condition is excellent
Is apparent to those who have met
him since his return from Europe The
big fellow has trained zeaiousIy while
abroad. but ii is still question
whether he has the hitting power and
strength that put out FitZsimmons and
Corbett. Four years of idlencss must
he taken into consideration. but If JEFF
fries can show anything of the form
he displayed in his last fight with
Corbett. his friends maintain. he will
again be champion.
Il never went into the ring but
once with hard feeling toward the
other fellow" said Jcffries tonight
That VAS Munroe. and he went out
in two rounds. This Johnson has been
making too much noise. and | think a
white man should be champion, any
way. so you can figure oVt what is
going tn happen to him"
johnson has proved himself to he Il
marvellous defensive fighter and when
he saw good openings showed finishes
of punching power. Having never been
fully extended. he viii he an unknown
quantity that viii have tn be solved
in sizing up his chances with Ieffrias
johnson is younger than Jeffries and
Is In his prime
George Little, Johnson's manager. Is
expected in this city tomorrow night
and articles will soon follow. James
cofiroth, the fight promoter of Colma,
Cal. will reach here with Little and
II is predicted that he win succeed In
capturing the battle for San Francisco.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-25
ALL-STARS LOSE
TO PHILADELPHIA

Spokane. nct, @4-Thr Philadelphia
An orleans defeated the National all
stars here to-day before capaeit.
crowd that Was a surprise In the pro-
motors Charley Hall. the o,d Seattle
Coast league star. pitched good ball
for six innings. but Weakened towards
the close tnomb$ WAS hlVincible
with runners on bases. The heavy
field made ground balls difficult to
judge. \ running catch and double
play by Doyle were features, Score:
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-25

The pleasant purgative effect expert
enced by all who use Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets and the
healthy condition Of the body and mind
which thsy create. make one feel joy
fui Sold by all dealers
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-25

Diamonds are almost perfectly trans
parent tn N-rays. which therefore are
used To distinguish genHinv. frun im5-
tatIan stones.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-04
BIG FOUR DEFAULTER
ENMESHED BY WOMAN
Warmer Refused to Discount the
Future, but Could Not Escape
Blackmailers.

Cincinnati. Dec. 3.-Charles L. Warmer,
according to developments today, was
compelled to make a lump cash settle
ment Of $4,000 to escape being held in the
clutches of blackmailers for the next sew
enteen years
Prosecutor Hunt has $50 demand notes
for SlOO each, and they are alleged TO
have been presented by a woman to War
ringer for immdiate signature on Septem-
Der &c, 1905. These notes bear dates from
September % 1905 up to August 81 1922
The notes are said to be part of a scheme
of biackmail by which Warmer was
to have been held in financial bondage,
as it were, for seventeen years.
But Warmer baked on discounting the
future, it is said. and paid the entire
the prosecutor that he sent the unsigned
notes to a man IN Chicago, with a writ
ten explanation of why he had not at
tached his signature.
WARMERS refusal to sign the notes did
not free him from the grip of the black
mailers as he later was compelled to pay
various sums ranging from $50 hotel bills
to Sl,000 for expenses for the benefit OF
a woman.
Miss Ida Brooltway, missing steno-
grapher in the United States collector
of customs office, viii appear before the
grand jury on Monday or Tuesday. Since
she disappeared, Nov. Il, her whereabouts
were unknown until a detective agency
found her last night 1t is believed she
went to Chicago and New York to con-
fer with interested persons.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-04
BRITISH PEOPLE MAY
EXPRESS THEIR WILL
Parliament PrOrOgued and Writs of
Election Will Shortly Be
Issued.

London, Dec. 3.-King Edwards sec
ond parliament, which appears destined
TO become memorable, was prOrogued
today with the customary formalities.
1t viii soon be dissolved and writs is
sued for a new election to the house of
commons. The pOllings will extend from
January Is to a. The new parliament
viii assemble about the middle of Feb
ruary.
Although Premier Asquith has made
no formal arrangements to meet the
situation created by the rejection of the
budget by the house of lords, commits
sioners of customs, acting under in
strUctions from the treasury, have is
sued q notice that taxes on tea, tObac-
co, spirits, etc, win continue to be col
lected pending the assembling of the
new parliament Trades affected by
this order all practically agreed to this
course to avoid disturbance in business.
The only reference to the political
crisis i'm the speech of Propagation was
contained in the clause, addressed to
the house of commons, in which the
king thanked the members for the
adoption of the provision for the ma
tiOnal expenditures. This concluded:
Il regret that the proposition has
proved unavailing"
On foreign relations the speech said:
Difficulties which unfortunately
arose in southeastern Europe in the au-
tumn a year ago have resulted, happily,
in a practical solution for the main
tenance of peace while the constitution
al regime in Turkey continues to make
satisfactory progress"