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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-18
Markets and Finance

end. reaction where buying orders can
%" nlicd, torn-~torn hears are count
INK on 2.U0o oon\ Ia 81 contract corn
here by the end on the month. They
are encouraged in their position bA an
accumulation OF corn at Baltimore and
other points Tor which there appear s
10 loo no demand. a. was evident at
closv yesterday That strength In whoa
alone prevented More setback in corn
Weather. conditions are decided! 60
side OF sellers Tor the present hat a.
any forced breaks. believe the country
VIII agsin turn builish and THIS innn.
fn'f nay been running th" marker o'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-18
Quotations by Hayden Stone n CO
Open niel. Low IIosr
lblNLl- sod Nlspllt.
TOLEDO.

TOLEDO. -. Dec whoa Cash
2 /, d Pc; s. 20 = MAY si,3s,s J.lS ::
80 isc. july 66S. Oats--Cash and
Dec. To-. g MAY a. ne. Juiy. i5isc Rye
No. .. 80. No. 3 Itc. Cloverssed--
March, s9l5. Prime alsike. sS.Q5. Prime
timothy. $50 Oil-UnchanGed Bat
ter--Creamery 3ja35tsc; dairy. Soc.
Eggs-FauoN fresh. ste. current re-
rripts. 33C. fancy candlrd. 2en 21c.
storage. - q zoe. Hav-Advanced 81 all
around. No. timothy. per ton. SIS. No.
.. sl3d 4. No. ,. sllala. light clover,
mixed. 81. No. clover mixed si3Q
II so No. .. sli. No. clover. sllnl2.
cat and wheat mixed straw. s. per ton
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-18
PRODUCE.

Commission men reported nothing
new in th. way Of prices this morn
Ing Tho chief interest on tho street
az present and for wcck 20 como, is
in tho poultry deaf and so far the
prctiNtions that the turkey supply
would n cshort have been more than
verified Thcre are plenty of chickens
ana a fair supply or geese. the demand
FOR thsc oeing Increased by the scar
city OF turkeys and ducks. Prices were
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-18
NAV Ole FROM EXPOSURE

PORT HURON, Mich. Dec. 1N.-
Especial Refused admission ihtu
the hotels at Emmett Friday night C.
Sperman. aged IS years. a fireman Iiv.
ing al Durand. was found IN dying
condition IN the depot In that village
early this morning Local officers
tried In vain 20 have an incoming train
stop for the man, but they just MISE !
the train by minutes Spermsn lay
on the floor Of the depot. subject 10
the bitter wind and cold. and as a re-
suit. little hope is held for his re-
covery
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-18
emo AGO GRAIN.

tufC AGO. Doc II Wheat opened
lower following Liverpool. aud tguoI.
ing sensational adNa IA buen"-
ANrvs selling heavy and support
poor. corn. weak with support almost
entirely lAtkiUg oats offerings were
light. Provisions weaker all around
Clos.--W Wheat closed yer! strong and
higher corn fraction OF white oats
ended from s 10 So higher. FRO
visions lower all around.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-18
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Dec. Is Cattle 500 !:
steady. heeves. 3soeis $50. Texas. saso
Ga.5o: western. 1850: stockers aud
feeders, S3.loM SO. cows and heifers
s. $40: calves s. 50Q975 Hogs IL
GOO. steady Nght. ss05Gs50: mixed.
s. "a $50, heavy. ss-30NS7O. roughs
s1.e5 4 si5 workers. sSS5nS45 pigs
s1HS sheep. 1000. steady. natives
81 80 a 5 so; western. s3-5a 500 Lambs
Natives. s5.15 a. 80: western. $575a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-18
CHICAGO PRODVCE.

EIIItAGO Dec. ~ EUttcr' Erean-
cry extras. sac. nrsts. zoe. dairy eN-
tras. &c nrsts. 2lrc. Fggs Prime
hrsts. 3si-c. hrsts. Csc. Cheese: Twins,
leGl i6isc: daisies. iSiac; young Amerl-
lie fowls. l2ie QiSc. spring chickens
II y q isc ducks. i39 i4c. geese. Toe.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-18
sUrTER AND EGGS. /

HITTER - Creameries. extras sac.
nrsts ssc, dairy butter. z4c; packing
stock. 2sisc por 10.
Eggs-tresh current receipts. cases
Included 500. Receipts on Saturday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-18

tendency on the part OF those who had
any turkeys To spring the price "a lit
tie. hutter, eggs, cheese, rabbits.
dressed calves aud hogs and potatoes
were unchanged as TO price and gem
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-18
EAST FFAIO-Cio..

EAST NO. = I. Dec IL
Cattlr--Rec-ipt eco. duh and steady.
prime, So a 80, butchers. s3H6j 30
Neals Receipts 20. slow. 500 lower:
common 10 choice. <6Mlo Sheep ana
La Receipts Booze slow steady
lambs. $3.50 $50. warnings. s6G *
sheep. S&uj.7j Hogs Receipts ; 90
30 mixed. sSiig 50. heavies $50
"a So, rouEhs s775 n 90, stays. 81 so
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-18
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND.

Receipts 5000. steady. mediums and
heavy. sS.t5, workers.. $500: pigs and
lights. $50. cattle Receipts cars
slow Lambs Receipts o cars s. IS
, Calves Receipts 100 head. 81
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-18
aOl lhnmhcr of (0mnerce, OctrOIt.

STOCKS. BONDS. GRAIN AND
PROVISIONS.
Members IIoston Stock Exchange. Chit
cngo Uoard ~ Trade.
Private wires 10 all markets
Michigan correspondents OF Paine
Wobbcr 4 Co Boston. and Logan
prvan. New York and Chicago
Branch psfice--20s-200 Hammond Btdu
stock certificates delivered promptly
Correspondence solicited.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-18
NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton prices furnished by HAYDEN,
stone a 60. il6-1fS GrisWOld-st.
OnAning. Closing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-18

NEW ORLEANS. Ia, Dee IS
Americans in Nicaragua are circu-
lating petition asking the United
States 10 interfere In the present dis
.turbances and name Juan J. Estrada
president
The news was cabled from Blue
fields today. where IL is said the pc
tition is being eagerly signed not only
by Americans but by people OF other
nationalities who have permanent
residences there.
The petition Was prepared by Amerl-
cans whose homes are in Blueieds.
II is addressed 10 Secretary OF State
Knox and will be forwarded 20 him
early next week.
Estrada himself is not connected
with the movement and is keeping
his personal lieutenants from helping
secure signatures. Asked about the
matter. he replied that he did not care
10 seek the presidency actively. pro-
ferring private life He will accept.
however. n majority OF the people
convnce him he is needed TO straight
en- out the affairs of his country
II is generally believed here that
there will be no more fighting
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-18

Doctor Griffith 10 Talk On Switzerland
In the Detroit Museum NJ Art the
subject OF the Sunday lecture will he
switzerland. It's villages and noun.
ltaIna"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-18

10 fssshsra me plain, nsst kind that
i lss. ID ,.sss ys re-; fss ''.'''s o'- /"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-18
MARINES HASTEN
TO NICARAGUA
Appeal for Protection From u. S.
Citizens Starts Buffalo and 700
Fighters From Panama.

WASHINGTON. bee. ls--The APP
peal OF the United states subjects in
Mansgua, Nicaragua. FOR aid. brought
forth a hasty dispatch from the navy
department ordering the United States
ship Buffalo with 100 marines. 20 pro
coed AT once 10 Corinto A telegram
received from the United States con
sulate AZ Managua sand that Zelaya
In resigning the presidency. had made
unpleasant reference 10 Americans
and that civilian adherents OF Zelaya
had been armed with daggers
Whether the 200 marines on the ar
rival of the Buffalo al Corinto. will ~
placed under the orders OF the United
states consulate At Managua does not
appear. but il Is assumed that the
commander OF the Buffalo viii take
such steps as he may deem necessary
under his general Instructions 10 pro.
tect American citizens and American
interests
Rear Admiral Kimball who went 10
Panama on the Dixie. Will accompany
the marines 10 Corinto. He will then
take command OF the naval vessels
az that port Those now there are
the Albany. Yorktown. Nicksburg and
the collier Saturn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-18
LIVE STOCK
FAST BuFFAIO-Openins.

FA~T NIFFALp. Doc lS--punning
& stevens live stock report--Cattlr. .
cars slow. Hogs: 20 cars slow heavy.
sN.t1.- workers. $50. PIGS sse5.
sheen 10 cars slow Lambs s. 60
yearlings s655 30, wethers sj.509
Els ewes, s. N so Calves s5uio
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-02-26
STATE FLAG
FOR MISSOURI

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University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-02-26
TOLD ACROSS THE
BREAKFAST TABLE

'1hryr after the high arl,u,l frat
IT, a hill has been in,r~Iur.i in ~"
lrpisIniurr 10 nIr,liah Greek better fra
irrnit,a"
That's contrary T." ih" opinion Of II
Wisconsin vr"iras"r. remarked the
Junior "Mrdm.' lie hIi"v"a that club
l.'nR - g'"" for ia" American school
Imy."
! Incidentally u" said that the ~h",I
boy "i to-day l. u n"llvr,nlIlr IN the.
making. hnIni he" u,rrtrl the Arts
si ulrni
Tie sad they were 'sia4rs.' but il
nrnnA the same thing" agreed the
Medic "A"r"rIing T." him the boy
needs II spanking nmr" than the deli
eat" ir"ai nrni now handed out T."
him ''
WI, wear hats IN the halls" asked
the u"l'rii"r tor the oven. during n
pause IN the ,nu,rrsat ion
Search me" replied the Freshman
with -hrur "i h,s shoulders Per
a"nall, think it, the n"si comfort
nhl" way 81 h,SI"s'nr al "m"'s head
r"ar. whrn "mr's arms ARE full "i sur
plus book -
4 asked cont im,rL the solicitor.
h,"nusr s"nr"n" remarked that such
Wa not the custom IN other un,y"rsi-
t,r. ll,srlr- hrlir,r that people
ought Ia tahr their hats oil in,ln"rs
aud keep en- oil li's u back wmsl-
custom that has caught "n here s"r,r-
how There ought &" hr u law against
i,
Thou ,"u h"lnr,r IN rlamping "n the
l',l.' remarked the red headed "S"ph"
with til" wari "n his n"~r
Most rmrhat,rall,. a~~rntrd the
e"lirii"r ,rhrmrnik
"liui I though, ,"u believed IN taxi
inc II oil. ~arra~ii"al, reminded the
\us student,
p,i N"u know tha, Columbia hai
'h,r" nnhrl~'' ha~i,l, interrupted the
Media
rhh municipality. commented
III" wag
I'm talking about !i,rV,tt Nhrak |
trr~." repeated the Medic" arridl, |
\ndhrr one will open here s"rn. I !
tell ,ru | t"rl sn,N ten the person |
" hn doesn't hike moving pictures"
y" do |" nodded the way. slowly |
In tact. I'm ~ Infatuated that have /
'u ~ M, nNrm"
n''h"I"i""m Ha~r'L the Fresh
nan
"liaril,, r>rla,nri the Nag. It's
he picture calendar ri furniture
n,N,ur ,ru,rru
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-02-26
GIRLS RUNNING
A MODEL FARM

Onr Of the model farms Of England
is worked exclusively by twenty girls.
They Il" the plowing. hocing. haymak-
ing. seeding. harvesting and everything
else ON the 100 acres. The farm has
gained attention in England and
wealthy women plan Ia establish more
like it. There are forty cows on the
place. and they are groom~i every day.
Their tails are plated and tied with
red ribbon. This ribbon has provoked
mlEh ridiculr from men farmers in
the Sawhridscworth district. where the
farm lies. hut the toun. women scorn
criticism. Their farm pays handsomely.
and that is the main factor The walls
vi the COW barn are whi,rwa>hed rcsu-
larly hv the girls. the stalls are painted.
and the floor always i> strrwn thickly
with peat moss imported from Ger
many. The pigs rn the farm get shower
baths every morning with hose The
poultry form one ri the prize exhibits
"f the farm. having carried off many
prizes in shows. \ large garden i work
rd hy two girls who also force fruits
and flowers in hothou>c. Hedges are
clipped. lawns moved. bacon cured and
r"mrranian puppies are raised The
Young women have designed an criri-
nal working costume oi blue cotton.
vita blue >uuhrnnct In the evenings
they study literature and music to
.,rthrr. and they agree their present
life is far more agreeable and useful
than their former work in village
factory New York Press
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-02-26
TEACHING RUSSIAN

years. 1 was head of the department
of modern languages also, with 4 LARGE
corps of assistants. Professor Wiener
mentioned above, Russian by birth
speaker or reader of twenty-eisht Ian.
guages, was my first assistant for
number of years. He went to Harvard
i'm 1895, and was the first Professor Of
the Slavic languages in that in,,i,u-
ton / know of few other universities
in America now maintaining a chair
of Slavic alone. l taught Russian in the
to occasional students, as the course
was optional. Col. Buck. of the repu-
lar army, now in the Philippines. was
the only student | had who mastered
this difficult tongue. The universities
of Germany now generally have set up
"a Russian seminar and we read that
Kaiser Wilhelm III. is the first German
Emperor to address the T>ar in the
MuscOvite speech. 1t is astonishing
chairs in Chinese, Assyrian. Turkish
i'm Rabbinical Hebrew, in Malay. in
Singhalese and i'm other languages
which have a poor or scanty literature.
embracing the thoughts of alien or de-
spised peOples-but no chair OF Rus
sian. Students in universities willing .
ly give themselves up to the hair->plit-
ting subtleties and the far fetched con-
ceits of medaeval schOlastician. of
Talmudists and Gemarists and Cabbal-
ists-but neglect the virile. copious.
tremendous, profitable literature of
language of Aryan stock. homogeneous
in its structure, spoken or understood
over One-siNth or more of the globe. a
wOrld-ruling tongue, and destined to
more expansion and greater conque>tS.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-02-26

This j. "f c",Irsr "a great Inconvenience
10 students 1h" great need of all
universities and r"llcp"s - an rEtrn-
siv" library. FOR - s"b""l "f the aiz'
81 this university ia"iIiiirs ~ this lin"
~" d"pIHnbly inadequate.
IA - matter "f pr"rauiI"n against it,
own pr"p"riy. and for ih" convenience
nf Missouri should have - library
builhing
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-02-26
"vERITAS vOS LIBERABIT"

"\rri,a> NH> lihrrihi," i> the an,
th'm " Johns Hopkins University 4,
"rlI Missouri i ii the University y,
Missouri. Il Was sung ~ the rt<,en,
gathering ot former Johns Hopkins
students who are mcmls,r> .; the fac.
ul;! "i the University y: Missouri
r&c words follow:
Truth guide ouy University.
AMI trom all error Keep her ;vsc.
l.c; wisdom WELD her choices, treasure.
Ani freedom reach her iu,)s>, meas
U-r-
oh, Il; her "a;>hwN-i eve- t7
The Truth y: Goj >hA,, nlaA, ,cu ;r,r
>hal. MAKE !cu trsv,
Ie. knowledge s7ow ;r,m u,o7s -
more
And scholars Ncr>si ii ;csye>: Lore
Their >ou,> icy .Sh; :o-svs- burning.
>eni forth their f-e- u~'o,N ,hsi-
learning.
ch. 4; :hei- :Ai;h:a, naa;;o =,
The Truth alone >AAl, MAKE IL :-s---
>hAll make IL ;-e-.
The Truth shall CROWN hs- ~s.> with
fame.
I-Ae5- AV,> inspire With o,1,s sim.
Their rSra,-> caS>e >uov- -s-,.1cA,...
,s:.- na-st->
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-02-26
UNIVERSITY CALENDAR

Feb ~. Fan American Night" by The
Cosmopolitan club. ! ~ - M
w"n"n'a pa,I,rz "f Aca.Irrnr
IIali
Mar I %""inl rr"hlrma ni American
',i'"a. III. T. J. Riley.
Mar Il Elka' I'cmGi. University Audi
tnium
Mpi u. III" li"lntinu 81 the l'h, air,au
I" III" ruhln' aud the I'ullr
4" III" rh,a,rian. pr A W.
NrAlcair,
Mar ~ III" r"z,i,,r Value "i Doubt
-, 4. VI sharp"
Mar - The cut il",L tor Christ iau
'n'l,'nt,"n ~ S"uth America.
MI : '",r, W,lp"n
Ar, p""a American Law EmiL,
ia" %rmn :" .I"ama. nr ". "
llwanr
App y III" Position m the Educator
IN III" r,"m"t,"n :" S"r,al
l'plt. ~. \ E"4a ilill
Nr, IL The Political pmiln,L ~ Hua
R,n. III l4rlur l"rh
Art - The 'hu,ch putl,"L IN Eua
H,n. Rev. VI \ llau
Arr - ll"w TAI dr the rrachinra "t
S"rraira. 'mtucius. liudiha
anl NrhammrI Nrrcr with
I'll" S",mrn on the Mount. IN
" Y hnn,u
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-02-26

tine University Missourian invites contrf-
buttons not 10 exceed 200 words. On matters
| Of University interest The name Of the
writer should accompany such letters. but will
not b. printed unless desired. The Cniver-
tify MIss"urian does not express approval nor
hisnppr"val Of these communications by print
Ing them.b
Impression of Wellman.
To ih" Editor Of the University MissourIsn:
do not consider Walter Wcllman
typical Of the Washington correspond
cnt. He il one of the few Of the POO
or more who receive salary Of $lO.-
900 year. He stands in the front
rank a. ncwsgathcrcr and entertain
ing writer. WcIlman. in my opinion,
has a h"gg"d determination. He will
hold on to clue as long as he has
hop" and then for a while after hope il
gone. lie will work under disadvan-
tagcs. lie has remarkable intuition
and is n reader Of men. lie knows the
motives that prompt them To actions
and when he knows circumstances he
can f"rt"ll results. lie has power to
com" int" the confidence of people and
1" hold their good opinion.
Wcllman il true To his pledge and
will not divul"c anything told him in
confidence unless he can devise some
srlrm" l." please his informant. He
has II phenomenal memory. lie is able
{" write n four column interview with
out II not" and {" interpret the thought
al the talkrr. u" is diplomatic His
ability I" conceal his purpose is highly
cultivated. lie never lets anoth her man
get tl," upper hand of him. lie has IL
sens" "i hum"r and readily secs the
point Of II Joke. lie imprrsscS me as
i"lng slightly profanr.
His modest rgotiSm does not crate
upon my nerves. lie really can do
what he claims. lie has fund of
general information seldom seen even
IN journalists. What !lr LnowS he
knows perfectly and at m"mrnt'S
nnti A.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-02-26

swimming club for the coed, has
been formed in the University of Tex
As. The womens gymnasium there
contains a swimming pool.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-02-26
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'Nhs1 oAo>"& ;hf >sr&-x:s--
~. ~ fhNs.st- - uu,s --s h.r7>.,.
= - ,hNaSt; - hs-~s'. 49, s. E,-3s
,s hs- - ~; ~ y ~, ,z:s
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-02-26
UNIVERSITY
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Nes>Na1=ess si4:css e: Tss..s-s

NNHN=-asa a&s;pes {: Tsx.es.S
>''.s'r5> ~ ~ >r,S-r->s-v g 1o de-
>''N - ,>H1vnsyss~ ~. -,,,~-.- atoms
- 80 ''>a1 ~ r.sssrsrs 3 ,czshing
'>'>.''''T 80 nr>s vc&- 81 -~,-2,>ted
- Ts>>n'>H Soy.Nsss,r h.sr>> e,c- AZ
M" a. s''s-ts+nS, AS Acs~sv- and
: '''''>'> S'~,'t ASN ,>rc7s >a-s.-5Ay, No
'-Ns'>-> -N. ~,~,,,~-> = rpssr
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-02-26

About 1000 Ann Arbor citizens have
signed petition asking for IA local
option election. 1t is believed that the
town will 90 dry
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-02-26

Coach ~Hurryup" Yo>t has received
a gold medal for hurrying down to
West Point and directing the soldier
team for a few days before they plaved
the winning game against the Navy.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-02-26

The Sidney Lanier club in the Uni
ver>ity OF Texas. will publish year
book in honor of the famous Southern
poet.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-02-26

Governor John \. Johnson ha> signed
the bill allowing the teachers Of the
state school OF Minnesota To share the
benefits Of the Carnegie Pension fund.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-02-26

olga Nrthrrs"lr is creating II stir in
81. Louis She has thrown a new light
"r n different light. on the marriage
question. She SAYS that man should
,hr"sr his mate Tor fitness and not
hraui. " rh, steal charms. She says
the divorce mills will he idle ii her
idea is followed. Just another Version
-: the same old question. Ii one tried
t" follow all the theories rn this subject
II would hr ahru, rs hard a> irving to
see all the sides rf house at the same
time
l'u, everyone has a right IL his opin-
ION EDNA ANDERSON.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-02-26
NEWS FROM
OTHER SCHOOLS

Some person who refused to make his
name public recently gave Bowdon col
lege $3OO.OOO.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-02-26

tnder the eight unit rule. 2l0 stu
dents out Of a total Of 1852 Were dis
qualified by mii-yea- examinations in
the University Of California. About
one-1ourth oi these will h, rrinsta,ed.
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University MissOuriun

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University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-02-26

Wisconsin has lately constructed a
substantial new livestock pavilion
with a seating capacity Of 2.1oo. 1t
Is being Used now io- the ten davs'
course :or farmers. Q: whom nor. than
-" are in attendance.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-02-26

Wisconsin has -~ceive! a ,he -ii, OF
a citizen y: Madison. The only replica
.. WHinman> heroic b-onze statue of
l-in'Nln which the Unite! STATES is
'T'>;'n- Jointly with The >-a,e o: Ken-
'"'>H 4; lir1o,n'> birthplace.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-02-26

Legislative purity reached n clima>
Yesterday when Senator bradley "f ST
Francois introduced n measure inr
pure shoes" tie said that paprr-s"lr,l
shoes should hr labeled 81 the people
will not he cheated
The House has rejected the amend
mrnt o the Sruatr authorizing Slm
mm Tor the President. They fixed i, AT
S.,nN
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-02-26

"h'n n Aucsl T., tie presidency
g Vernon; IN IS! snl t~>ame pre>i-
den; ~ Michigan. - found there -ome
'.!'" students Now there a., so
n" n'" o:fSt: 4: clA2lr.'o-. carving
: >A'A'N ~ S+o"'. hs> t.r- created io-
him.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-02-26

lmmigraiion il again on the Increase.
The commissioner nf immigration. Mr.
Nairh"rn. says that the tide has turn
"'l =" that 1900 will h~ the biggest i'm
migration year in the history "i his
depart mrni Already 100 Young worn-
"n hny" com" {" our country from
Germany. When asked what they came
i"r they replied: TO marry"
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SPIRIT OF The NEWS

tn" ways and means committee j.
doing everything il ran to guard the
secrets Of the work in preparing for
tariif revision. About thrr. months in
special session "i f"ngrcs. ar" 10 br
given over I" changing schedules, yet
u" on" knows definitely what j. to b.
don" on any Specific duty.
Mr.. Taft has decided what b. desires
and what 'h" people desire "a tariff re-
Vision, which will protect American in.
du-irirs and still give the ron-rmcr full
value for hi4 hard earned dollar. The
tariff commission will b. an activ.
body s"rn" day. Its advocates, al
though not in ih" majority, ARE men
not easily Discouraged