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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30
STORK PAYS VISIT
TO ELEVATED TRAIN
Woman Becomes Mother Under
Strange Conditions

NEW YORK, March ia stork
visited a northbound Ninth avenue ele-
waited train yesterday and Mrs. Lena
Josephs is the mother Of fine baby
bov When the news spread through
the cars that wee visitor was about
10 arrive an official Of the InterDorougii
raP5F transit company, who chanced to
lse hoard, had the train emptied and
Ehunfed 10 the middle track, where II
was converted into a temporary hos
rllal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30

The best lunch to be had in San
francisco served at the Union Square
as@tsl daily from IL 10 D. M
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30
Will Visit Quake Ruins

ROME, March 29.-The German East
African steamship company has been
asked TO have the steamer Admiral. on
which Mr.. Roosevelt will travel from
Naples to Mombaza, stop at Messina for
three hours in order to permit Roose-
welt to visit the earthauake ruins.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
VANDALIA'S REPORT.

The report Of the Nsndalia Railroad, part or
Tho PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Ones west) system, for
~ oar ended December 81 shows total earnings
~ xs So $40 loss of 81 41O.5l6 from the figures for
too- The expendtures Of the company were re-
,uced & 21s 2S5 so that there a loss IN net
earnipgs from operation of $3.50 $50 Tons Of freight
,orried were 7.s69O92, decrease of l.62i231. or
Il II Dsr cent and the number OF passengers car
rtcd showed an increase OF lS,IS6 over 1851 The
cross earnings from passenger traffic. on the other
hand decreased 647 per cent Commenting upon
these losses in and the general railroad sit
natIon i'm the year Joseph Wood, the president, IN
the report, says
The passenger train earnings of your company
were materially affected by the reduction in the
maximum rates of passenger fares and i'm the COM
ina, United States mails. Had the rates OF
f.re and the same for carrying the mails pre-
gaiIed as I'm the year 1896. there would have been
an anproximate increase from these two sources
alone OF 100000 On the other hand. the expenses
u,sre materially increased by reason OF compliance
with federal and state cnactments. The result of
tha enforcement Of laws restricting the hours of
labor of operators and trainmen, and prescribing
the number of men in train crews. well as the
various requirements Of state and interstate COM
missions is always in the line of increased Operat
inc cost and decreased revenue. and during the
aar zoos was directly responsible for expenditures
about equal to / per of the gross earnings
The business outlook the beginning OF the year
aid not warrant any considerable expenditures
leinp undertaken for additional equipment for
nern,anent improv eruents 10 the property and. be
vopd the necessary maintenance work. the expenIi-
lures were confined chiefly to the new second track
between indianapolis and Farrington
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago April 5-Wheat for May delivery
estabiIshed on saturdaT. while the july option
made a new record of 81 0S7s 81 % After A
vous session the market closed fairly steady. with
prices lsc lower to i4c higher, compared with the
previous close Corn. oats and provisions closed
easy.
For the fourth consecutive day wheat for July
delivery touched new high point for the season
but the May option failed rise above the record
The market was extremely choppY nearly al daY
and the volume trade not large. Many
local traders ndisposed 10 extend operations.
owing To the holiday tomorrow ana 20 the iS~u-
auce of the government report the following day-
Leading holders Of the lay delivery we're cred
tied with liberal sales Of that rnoutE whenever
- rrice peared the q 80 mark The arenfuz was
rather weak. owing largely 20 the poor response
~ ,bo T f,arDooI market 10 the strength here on
Saturday and the poor showing or the Missouri
crop report. which recorded material deteriora-
tion in the condition Of fall sown wheat IN that
state Early I'm the day the market was inclined
To drag. especially the deferred futures BuylnE
of the Nav delivery the bull leaders how eve-.
caused hrmer feeling. crop reports from the
Southwest We're more optimistic tnan hetee'loEe'
but advices from the OHIc River valley we're
again somewhat buliisF- weekly statistics seemed
20 nave little effect the market throughout the
iay Huctuating I'm accordance with the attitude
IF the principal bulls. During the day Nav sold
between 81 3lii and s. 22l4. while July ranged be
tyeer, 81 Os and 81 0S7s 81 o. The market closed
about steady. with May at 81 2l7s TO 81 . and July
n 81 GsIg to 81 Os7s
in a narrow range. Receipts were again small
and offerings from the country were light Talk
nf large farm reserves ana or pIopd9lV idl -
acreage 10 be planted this spring. however. tended
To offset these Influences. The market vas weak
eued late in by selling by leading holders.
and closed AT net losses Of lsc 10 i4c. com
pared with the previous session Final prices on
Nav were at 6T4.C O 677sc, and July 6oSsc-
oats we're weak throughout the greater part OF
tho dav because o. persistent selling OF the Sep
tember delivery by commission houses on OUTSIDE
orders There was also considerable selling or me
Nav option ~ the close prices were lsc 70 S4c
lower with Nav at 55ssc and July at 4l'sc-
Provisions were easy because of selling OF sep
terlber products by a Western concern Increased
raraiD+e Of live hogs was a weakening influence
A. tho close prices we're unchanged TO 2izc lower
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06

Of the dressed meat market the generally &C
cepted explanation Of the depression in i've lambs
Eleven likely to be carried over. Com
choice unshorn sheep sold at s. o2q 50 90 Pes
LOO a So J0d 81. unshorn lambs at :, q
Sc -: of choice light lambs ~ me OUTSIDE
figures of IS 80 culls at So: unshorn yeaThngs at
s. - So 80 few spring lambs AT So per head
Dressed very slow at safe per 10, Gressed
lambs - n country dressed hothouse 'ahos
frmer S4G$T per carcass
SaIes-N@Eton & 227 unshOrn Bufalo tanbs
50 ID average at s. per 100 Ii. 201 - h. at s.
: Sanders. 1852 unshorn state lambs, so u az
do. IS p - do 81 10. az . .1-
- IS H. 81 10 state yearlinSs y n at - %
g. 81 % , state sheep ana yeaEilnss- es
TO- -. 6T sheep % Jb. at Sc %; do ll6
n at Sc 80; do s. h. at 81 so o DO l"l To- at
81 -
Kerns Commission company 20 uRs6oFh DI--4i'
lambs. 50 III. SS , 81 III at - -
Tobiu & shannon: 10 clipped sheep and yearilhsS'
HOGS-Receipts for two DAYS ~ cars or
1921 head including about 200 for the market reef
ing steady aud light TO heavy state hogs. including
pigs. quotabIe the range Of Std ~ per t'
ID. Country dressed hogs very quiet at 6H'-' Pf ~
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06

The local market spot cotton quiet wita prices
points higher a. 10 oe for mddins upland ana and 10 &
mldding Gulf oqthsTn T is5 & Iaa5Sf' sa5 G hhef at
) sli6e: sales Ias bales Little Rock onet and gn
sales % bales savannah nrm and - hi@ ger at 1l6c
as Norfolk and 2lec higher At 9at sales s2'
bales sltimoTS nominal 5s hs ' nSGGr IGasc: sales
$40 baIes Galveston and lGc higher At 3'sc:
, salsi SN ses 5n haies charleston hrm 'se
s 6sae7 aemPais n S scady ana 10 fisher
es 2Ss hales Estimated receipts at leading goints
S@I Tuesdav: At Galveston from 1850 to l&@"o b3l.s
3cw Orleans rom 5000 eco bales against 42o7 last
Cotton @ ea Ie9oI ga9lss a6g s9P' 66 gq@
1s5a"s a RneriSaa fs5fs 1IoSo @ aforts 1000
rasga4 a5aaains ia2 points hir6er: ae "a
vance Of a. t2in Io 1b i5a. Tuy august . pa
September l3d: Seatcnbcr pe ioher 3lHi; &c
N2sen5f .5I .oGyd. fanuary February 5eGd: Feb
.usry y. n. sod. Mnrch-Aprt, ;'eSd danohe7'oi
THoIR ANp MEsIGloar .o, qr5ny rsr.G GeId ,d all
IA sins Iaienis ena n@ke' @ aa p Rodcrats
Hi The following prices quoted The >eg
York Produce E.enanEs S'TlHg I' ,irr,e s. 5oaS6
spring cea5r s. 5o$t - cHtT3 Do Vim %nst s5rt ~ ts
s. :0as5 "a RYE FIOCR-Steady Qq9te5: FsF FAB %
1 SS&a s. o9otSd kin dried 81 i5aS3 % BAG
Mt:AI'teads g 26.I sEiI-Westcru STEADY: c.ty
ieadS 0uot;d Western spring sc 81 30 STANDARD mid mid
s iut s3i sacks midIIinF SoaaS29 red cog g. SO 20
ali Auril shipment. honiing chop ," '1'N' 80 ~
OF another dpy o Of ps% Dc%r rTe fc
close Mas suddenly shot up to y 70 opd
m f"ii9S 15Saaee 5 Of above The saturday The
st nnE as ,Shoe did not show activity of last
week. owing 80 cheagos 1oday on G Isdeee nlo
d4y the undertone nevertheless was quite hra
p IN me 1s fb o,erilrient lgares ~
"wednesday expected be hu Iisb- The strength
~ The cash si1ua,.9m a ~ as1, I'm ert;e, ~,
tOre at Minneapolis. paying 81 20 o. the hs rst
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
OTHER MARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. April 5-CATTLE- Receipts estimated.
. 900 head; market steady 70 Ioe lower steers 8
81 -, yes 81 stockers and feeders ;, $"
n 50 ~" HOtiS-Fecsjpts. estimated 4""vV 49, 49,
81 I0aS 20 butchers 81 O5GS7 Is. light mixed S6 so
@ST: choice light. S7dST 10; packing 50 20 - ] ~;
@Receipfs esfimatei loo mead market 10q I5c
lower: sheep s3d$T lambs. So IS, yearlings. - 90
Cincinnati. April HoGs-Recetpts !. .434 head.
market quiet 5d1"c higher BUTCHERS ana SnIppes e,
pcrs s. - a So 10: common 81 75a 81 g.. SHEEP
Receipts 30 head: steady, s. p 50 90 lambs SrohS
s. - s.
East Buffalo; April 5-cATTI. -Rscepts .e}9 500
So 20; shipping. s. 75qSe -: butchers So s. s.
hefers 81 - 81 -; cows and bu Is 81 2a So stock
cows and sprirgers, steady. so a SEQ NEAIS-FSe-
ceipts. 900" head: active and steady; S'g 81 90
heavy s. $5dS s. 40; mixed s. soas7 20. Workers 81
s. 81 pigs. ST 60a So 10 roughs Sc . $6 so stags
Receipts. 10000 head: sheep active and steady
lamb lambs s79W and nd lee highet E. "a sTss $6g 81 90
s6 25; sheep mixed s4a Sc -; clipped lambs. 50
81 -: clipped sheep. s. 50as5 -.
asS S1nsss Cit 4grn cd is & 500
steady TO sc lower others steady and active choice
good S5qS5 90 western steers, - oa$G 30 stoclers
and feeders. S4Gs5 80. Southern steers 81 ao6 S6,
southern cows 81 25a s. 80 native $? 30 80 40.
S4G$7 80 HOGS Receipts 1I.%9o head masket
stead to e i9%Sr: 9I top s. 10. 6glk OF sales
s.: light. s6 6oasG s.. pigs g. p s. So SHEEP
Receipts 700 bead: market steady to 1oc lower,
s. - go 80; ewes. s. So; stoc<ers and feeders
PttsburE APriI 5e.,CATTLE Receipts light market
supply light market steady prime wethers 81 35dS5 so
CALVES IS 5OaSo HOES Receipts fair: market strong
prime hesvies. s. 50. mediums. As heavy Workers.
roughs ssas6 go - JUS
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT


New York April >. 1909.
toFFEE-The coree market was very ouier TO- day
i-l sletdy AT partial advance points but ONLY
q couple OK the near months showed gain
tfl- "as saSsnG tendency a of moderate
eIlIsS N an unsupported market with
ltel uEnlaIEea 10 he
'Ie seems 10 expecting irurgrf
uutt on cofee. 4 Washington aIvices
hai me cou teTyailng duty proposition dropped
iteHl me iarin bill 90
." POINTS or1 the recent high level Receipts
points continue light warehouse deliveries
eTs and foreign markets continue
alton shows the influence Of
look forward with reasonable assurance
Or considerable volume
curing the remainder oT the present
ceiTts at the two Brazilian for the whole
Week were only 5000 bags. warehouse deliveries from
the United states period
bags, about four the receipts ports
No further cables being received regarding
of the recent hali=tor1ns the coming of
that section The French market unchanged =
higher opening
morning, Of the Brazilian RIO 80 rels
higher. The market for spot coffee quiet with
tatons the basis II s@sc for Rip No : The total
warehouse deliveries the United the
li9@G4 bags. against 5G5 last week and I24 d
Of the York had IS. .,s3
bags The weekly cearesnCes and shipments Bra
lillian during the week follows Rio clear
bags including y the United
1000 % Europe 6Ooo Cape.
America clear
5000 bags. including 2No United
America shipments 20OV bags. all 10 che United
Bahia weekly Csarances. 400 bags The receipts
a RIO and Santos for the week $4,000 bags
against 10000 last week Il5c0 last and Sliopo
The range prices local day
"a feil
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06

COTToN-The cotton market vas more - aelNe man man
bull movement = last Jahnar. an"
rav 6yh records were made for all deliveries. vida IN"
close arm al of i1g2l points. tn" Wafh't
Of IoQ12 points In fes1rfs" 70
hIRBeT cables weather in the southwest
ana further talk general improvement IN trace.
Realizing exceedingly heavy. hut while TTt' & &
the top during the fnl9ale OF IN"
ax orerlres surprisingly well ABSORBED ana the
onward tendency resumed later WIN
lasf i,rices at practically highest point Ma con
tracts sid a. e9C S3c and october at joe q"
roors level 0f weeks ago ana Ia
~ oints above the closing prices of last week Tie IN
serious condition %ifh rs!eFel.r 10
new crop prospects In Texas and the result ot crIt'
take place the huli arguments
fi MANY traders the upward movement Is
the OF certain lites's
rorce covering. advance has
In iorshtp OF supply 70
.i.,IarJ and brought about much more
General demand than bu leaders themselves sd eh
1ocre5 The advance the encouragement OF lcFeas"o
4r1ness on the part interior holders while thes are
i-di-atious Of demand hli extended AlditH
- Memphis reported good sal at an
ssE-ar.e points IN tft Scu'h
q a better trade demand ne
showed precipitation ana WINE l-eI
barometer Northern Texas the forecast
.eId ont 10 hone rain hours
e rsnga II contract prices IN the local market oaay
folip
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. April 5.--C10sinE WHEAT-SPot hrru.
No red Western winter. S 5d. futures steady MaS.
Ss 3D. July. Ss TSsd. September IS lad CORN-Spot
quiet American mixed tva Galveston. IS 1oi7d
futures quiet: May. rs esd. July. 5s 5izd PEAS
Canadian hrm. Ts Cd FLOJ Winter patents strong
22s HOPs-In London CPacifc steady. f2 5sa
t3 BEEF-EXtra India dull. I02s Sd PORK
Prime Western dull. T5s HAMS-Short cur, Il 10
f8 steady. Sd BACON Cumberland %
30 N. steady. 4ss short -ih l6 "a n steady sos.
long mddI@s heavy ~ -. H-n1. Jds- long
uiddles 81 firm. Ids 81. short
backs steady 49s. clear bellies ia 70
steady. Jts Cd SHOULDERS luare. n 10 Is
steady SIS LAD-Prine Western in tierces steady.
I'D refined pals steady J2s "a
,,ans7ia1 ArAst white frr So Cd .1rs5ia1
finest coored firm. 65s Sd TAIL|OW-Prtn3e city.
ROsTN-''ommon steady. S Ind PETROL-EJ N-Iie-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
ItdtIOnS-


rI,HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. By
Il ~ Grace OF God free and inCependent-IO Mary
Z stevenson. sarah g. Arnstrous Emma a sloat-
Lama Bienvenu. Mary Jane HsloCk- Etta Hallock.
Sandford Hallock- jr Mary + Heater. frank Nos-
rirz Emma Adair. Sarah r Anderson. Lewis II Young
Nary J. Hall. Ida j. Kostenbader Minnie z Bachman
F,dgar a CSuth. = Guth- tredertck W Aaute.
Grsguated VIII Executor. the heirs ana next
~ Eir Of Mary Gallup. deceased. send sreetns'
Whereas. william j. Campbell OF The city of Nsw
work has lately applied the Surr"gates Court of
our county New York TO have certain instrument
in writing dated December nth 1902 and the cOdfcil
thereto dated 18th. 1901 relating % both real
personal duly proved as the last VIII
and Testament ~ Mary Ann ga iuP ate OF the County
~ NsV- York deceased therefore YOU and each II
YOU cited appear before the Slrrosate or cur
New York on 2Srd day or April one thousand nine
br1ndrsd and hsf-past ten O'Clock in the rore
noon Of that then ami there u attend me pr,
LsTa ~ the said VIII and Testament And 7nch
az YOU as hereby cited as are under the age 81
r,~enty-one wears. required 20 appear Py yotr
guardian il YOU one. II YOU have none - aP
Tssr and apr. b. appointed or m Jhe event
Of YOUR neglect failure 20 do 50 guaTdlan vii
appointed by the surrogate 20 represent anu Az
4 in the proceedin5
In testimony whereof We nave caused tse - -
,b Surrogates os the said county Of New YORK
10 D. he-eunto afied- Witness. Hon Aoher
IL 81 4 Thoalas Surrogate of our sad Sounty
of New York. at said county the 18th DAY ~
February. year e Iort one thogSana nine
L,,,d~ed s,51 DANIEL. J. pCVpNFY.
Of the SrrroSate's Court
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
NATIONAL LEAD REPORT.

The report OF the National Lead Company for the
yeaT ended December 81, 1905. showed a shrinkage
Of hui per cent in the volume Of business in com
psTis0n with 1906. which the largest year in
the history Of the company. The president of the
company says that the various properties which
have been acquired from time TO time have con-
tTlbuted 10 the prosperous condition Of the com
pany and in instance have they failed 10 pay
not only fixed charges, but some additional measure
Of uroft Net earnings were s. 902. 753 a decrease
Of s3s 4g2 and surplus after dividends preferred
and common stocks, $164251 decrease OF SqI l3I.
The balance sheet shows cash in banks Of 1888 s76
and accounts receivable s. 406.5s0 against accounts
rayabe II S2I5.T9T.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
Proposals.

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING oUARTERMAsTER.
~ Fort Wood. y. Y H. April >. i909.-Sesled pro-
pOsas triplicate for Top Soil and Seeding. Sod
ding and Repairing Terraces, and Repairing Grano
tbc Walks at this post will be received here until
l:3O P NJ April II 1909 and then opened. Informa
ton furnished application. The 4. reserves the
right reject or all bids or any part thereof
containing proposals should be marked Pro
posas Soil. Seeding. Soddtns. etc and be
addressed WM. ". BESSELI. Consts- OR, Mr.
nROPOsAI. FOR MISCELLANEOUS RAILwAYsST-P-
4 plIeS-Ofce Assistant Purchasing Officer Panama
Rail Road Company. "a state street. New York, April
5th iia proposals win be received al this Office
pntu p NJ April 18th for furnishing the above
oncd articles Blanks and fuil information be OBJ
tairsd This Office WENDELL. T.. SIMPSON. Major
lgth Infantry U. 5 A., Assistant Purchasing OftcsT.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06

price in several years Tho supply decreased
10000 bushels i'm this increased 6VU9p9
bushels in canada. making net increase OF 5Sp'oVe
bushels, compared with Increase last year OF
10000 bushels Two reports were received
from Missouri. showing a condition of 40, or =
points under last and Is points below hVe-year
average. and the other from Oklahoma. giving d
condition OF 80. TO damage by dry weather
except for decline % / Tsc al Budapest LiFerpool
closing partly I'd higher. Berlin 2l2c and Antwerp
I-sc higher while private estimate was recelNtd
from the Argentine reducing the export surplus 70
Same authority back in December Early reports OF large
sales OF Manitoba wheat for lacked coAfFila-
ton and tho only buSpess reported at the close was
J." loads incluGirs $1,000 bushels new No : hard m
FeCcipts were little hcavier. those at Northwest
points being SOS but predicted in after
n"on advices that minneapolis arrivals would ne,
under loo cars day by the end of the week. Prl7
4ono.00e and 5.oo0DoO bushels Of short MAY wheat
had been bought in the last threc days, mostly from
The chief bull interest The local cash markets closed
as follows No red. 81 29as elevator and t2A"s
winter. 81 2Nl. afoat CORN-This market
was rather quiet during the day. and while steady
at first showed tendency to of little in the
afternoon, owing 70 prospects for larger receipts
were primary receipts while visible supply in
creased 10000 bushels. Liverpool irregular.
closing isd lower I'd higher No , corn
here was quoted &c elevator and 742ec o afoat:
No white nominal. and No yellow. Ii& b
aHoat OATS-OwinE liquidation and favorable
weather conditions the market for genera "
easier throughout the day The visible supply de
creased 1000 bushels. Cash in New York closed
as follows Mixed. 26 - III - Sc; natural white
20 70 y H. IS n GoC and clipped white. "a to - H.
- n t-'c- RfE-Mar<et firm. NO Western. sac
o b New York BARLEY-Market steady: malt
ing '6G nc; and feeding 1id I5c c New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
School agencies.

Teachers Tutors.
10 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply
Mrs NJ ]. YOUNG FULTON. 23 Union Square
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
Instruction.

For Both Sexes-City-
TuE BERIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
madison Square (Tf2@ Broadway
Harlem Branch. 343 LenOX Ave near l2frh 81
BROOKLYN 21~-22p Livingston 81
SUMMER SCHOOL AT ASBURY PARK y J.
Teachers all places within hundred niles
DIR EAKIE-S COLLEGIATE PEEP. CLASSES
Registered Regents Law Medicine. Dentistry. kinder
Karten Training Froebe Normal % 96th Cataloguse
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

Maturing 1909
furnished rs Svartvout Appenzear, No 20 Pine
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
BOSTON STOCKS.
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

fErulssoe by F;ciularat No p re-ag .1r..t
Nso- YORK ard ~ - Exchange Place. Boston
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
FEE IMPORTATION BUREAU
10 S, NEW YORK ave.
GagIDOroulb BiglDeim

ATLANTIC CITY. y j.
Particularly attractive during Atant1cs great
spring season Of Fsbruarv- March. April and May
JOSIAH WHITE < SONS COMPANY
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-09
MEN OF PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
TO FORM BROTHERHOOD. i

Twenty men gathered at the Pres
byterian church last evening for the
purpose of taking preliminary steps
in the organization of a Presbyterian
brotherhood. DR.. w. A. Stevenson
acted as temporary chairman and A.
A. Piper as temporary secretary. The
prospective work of the organization
was tentatively discussed and COM
mittees were appointed to take steps
to form a permanent organization.
A committee consisting of Messrs.
WEBSTER, Lail and Service was ap-
pointed to draft set of bylaws, and
Messrs Alex Murray, G. H. Arm
strong and J. A. Gellatly were made
a committee on nominations. The
next meeting will be held at the
church on Monday evening to effect
a permanent organization and to con-
slider more in detail the objects of
the organization 1t is expected that
DR.. Matthews of Seattle, who is in
charge of the brotherhood movement
in this synod, will be present some
time in the immediate future to as
sist in the movement.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-09
JAP ANESE LAUDS
PRESIDENT TAFT
COUNT OKUMA WRITES OPEN
LETTER COMMENTING ON THE
PRESIDENTS INAUGURAL AID.
DRESS.
(By Associated Press. }

Toxic, March Count Okuma,
former president of the progressive
party, has written a signed article
for the Toxic Mainichi, in which he
unreservedly praises President Taft
for his policy as embodied in his in
augural address.
In regard to that portion of the
address dealing with the treaty
rights of aliens, Okuma says that it
would be a matter for universal re-
joicing should the delicate relations
between the federal and state con-
situations be adjusted in a manner
thoroughly compatible with national
credit and honor and the standing of
the United States as a highly civil
lied power.
"The true American sentiment
will ultimately prevail, especially I'M
der the guidance Of a great, fair
minded statesman of the eminently
peaceful disposition of President
Taft"
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-09
At the Fun Theatre.

J. w. Pratt of the Fun Family the
atre has gone to Seattle to make ar
rangements for the securing Of pic
lures promptly. R. Hardness, of
the firm, reports that himself and
partner are we'll pleased with the
first weeks stay in Wenatchee. On
Saturday the films did not arrive in
time and an amateur performance
was arranged instead The house
was crowded, and it is said that as
many as three hundred were turned
away.
Master Blaine Hinkley, who will
assist in the performances in the flu
ture, arrived Saturday and appeared
for the first time in Wenatchee.
Among the local talent who took part
were the following: Mrs. Rice, Ger
trude Duncan, Mr.. Blackman, Mil
ired Fry and Johnny Hatton.
The program in the future will
be changed three times weekly. Mr.
Hardness states the theatre is entire
ly too small, people being turned
away nearly every night.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-09

Willie and James Duffy left last
evening for Spokane to resume their
studies in Gonzaga college at that
place. The boys have been home for
several days, having come to attend
the funeral of their uncle, James
Lenahan, who was killed by the ex-
plosion of a boiler on the Great
Northern.