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The Detroit times., 1909-12-16

NEW YORK, Dec. 10 Railroad
stocks were generally strong a. the
opening. but industrials iiuctuated
irregularly Al the end OF ifteeu min
utes the tone of the stock market
was generally strong Consolidatet
Gas was up two points
II a. m.-Af,er the first few minutes
the market showed pronounced
strength Southern Pacific, Union
Pacific and ST Paul were particularly
prominent On The advance.
Governments unchanged. bonds
bonds strong
Noon Although prices receded
fractlonally from the highest o, tho
first hour the tone was strong
through the late forenoon. 81. Paul
Was the strongest Of the railroads.
There was some bu.lish talk on Anal
gamated Copper.
D. m.--During the greater part or
he afternoon the market ruled dun.
operations being confined 70 room
traders. fluctuations being confined 10
"A Is limit with Steel and the proni-
nent railway issues The chief Secu.4-
ties traded in
The Detroit times., 1909-12-16
VESSEL PASS AGES.

DETROIT. Dec i6-Down: RoChes-
ter PuTalo ~ 20 "Wednesday morning.
t'tira u 80, Nyandotte. 1l:t5; Shaugh-
Messy. W. l. Brown. noon. Abe Stearns.
- - y m charles it"bard, I Yuma.
I -.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-16
BUTTER AND EGGS

Buttcr - Creamerfss. extras sc.
hrsfs. S&c dairy butter ttc. packing
STOCK . isc per ,
Egg~-Fresh current receipts cases
included eSi9c Re, e.pts on ThIrsia, 3.
a. - SOS
The Detroit times., 1909-12-16

CLEVELAND. O.. bee l6-Hogs Re
ceipts 1000. irregular, mediums aud
he"vies. - - a sac workers., $3.50
pigs and LIGHTS. s. Receipts
- cars. slow. mhs-ltcceipts oe0.
sA%0 top. Calves Receipts 500. SEQ
The Detroit times., 1909-12-16
LIVE STOCR
EAST 81 FsIO-Opening.
nuuptuy A s.e.eps Live stock kepDrt.

BUFFALO pee To-, special -. 'at-
tle--Hecelpts . cars stow Ifug~ re-
ceipts 20 cars slow heavy $50 a 500.
Vorkers $50 Is40 sheep ana Lamb
Receipts % cars, stead" best lambs
$500 10. yeariings. $50 :. %, weth-
ers s52JQj IS. ewes. - n % Calves
The Detroit times., 1909-12-16
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times w Hayden,
stone & Co 1I6-l1s Grlswoiist.
Reported for The Times =! Hayden,
stone & 90 Il6-lls isw2ld-st
The Detroit times., 1909-12-16
STRONG TONE IN
STOCK MARKET
After First Few Minutes Pronounced
Strength Is Snown-Bulhsh
Talk on Amalgamsted.
\. y. sroch MAmhEr-olo.c.

Anal cop. $50 Am. = 80
Am got OF. 49, Am. lee. 2Sls Am.
ioco.' sofs 90 pfd, 1855 Am. smci.
lulls Am. SUGAR. l-2is Ant -
l4ia, Am TOO. ptd. 80 y Am. Mooi .
sS, Ane Cop, ,ie5A. Atch l.s T. y
q. lfsSs. l.. l.. TT 90 can. fhS.
lSCl. Cent Leath. s6ts do pfd los.
Ch \ ., So. & a g ", q !. g.
n - t. 1851. &. y wrstil. Isl p, g
b. \ A. oil. Co! y SOU. 96's. cons
Gas. l5.N. Corn Prod. 80 -, u
1874. ~. \ Rio ca, oois pls ;. g.
s., Er.v. 5ti4 do ist ptd. 81: do "a
pft. ala. Gen. E!ec., 100. 81 Nor PHI
Met. 49,. do pfd, 60 Is soy
~ uo pid. s0A. l.. y. - : NJ ,
~ a r. g9N MO. Pac. -. Nat. Lead
s. y Cent. .Sn y y. 9. y ""
A. = a, Mort 4 w. loOis Nor, PaNt
lttS. Penn. l24fs Poo. Gas, illis fr.
Il Car. 81 Read. iee's Rep. :.
46i. 10 ptd. lo.is Rock Isl. iJla DO
pa, SsS -Seef. s., sou. Pac.. i3Sis
Sou. RSI S.hs DO ptd, - rhird Az.
n. r.. - l. y w. % = Texas. 80 = .
onion Pac.. .e3ts kuober, b.'s Steel
siAs DO ptd. le51. Bonds le5ss ltah
Cop bp7s Wabash p, DO pfd. - 2.
" l. Tel, .St. West MIS- 50.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-16
East DIrr.Io-,Iosc.

EAST BUFFALO y V. Dec. 70
CattIo-Rcceipts zoe slow. STEADY,
butchers, s3.g5qs NeGla-Recc lpts
as5 active. firm. common 10 choice.
GEOnI0 SAecp and Lambs cre tpt =
1000 active steady. lambs. s. Il {. SO,
canada lambs. 8 - "a 80. warnings. s.
as. sheep s3Gf1.ta Fog8- Receipts
200 slow. 80 lower, yorkers. So a
& 40. pigs $50 mixed IS s5Tf q 80.
heavlts. sS5oa $50. roagUs $50 n so.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-16
III, AGO

CHICAGO. Dec 10 attle-NeceI pts
$500 weak beevrs s. sea o5 Texas,
So 80 s65, western, SEA $50. stockers
and feeders s3M5IQ. cows asd heifers.
SgEl54 40 calves. s. ft3.T5. Hogs
Receipts 25.0o0. steady light. 8 9od
rs: mixed. iSI0Q so. heavy g. n
SIS rouCh sS.15Et $50. yorkcrs sS.25
as a.: pigs. ti17 % sheep and Lambs
Re ceipts u 900 strong. native. 81 SO
1850. western. s3.7505.5 lambs. ma
tive. s5.75F3 30. western. s5,i5 q $50.
La Junta tribune., 1909-12-18
Soliciting in Dry Towns is Barred.

Soliciting for the Original package
trade in dry territory is contrary 10
the law. according to a recent de.
cision OF the supreme court
The case In which the point involy.
ed arose was f.. Brunstein against
the people on an appeal from the
county court OF Weld county Brune-
stein is an agent for a liquor house
and sought orders In Windsor. which
is antfsaloon territory.
lie was arrested and fined SIS and
costs The case was taken to the
supreme court and the opinion In
which the full court joined was that
municipality had the right to pro.
hibit soliciting of orders from outside
It's limits. since II had the right 10
deny such soliciting by persons with,
In It's boundaries.
The decision will have far reach
ing effect on the liquor business OF
the state, as business from dry ter.
ritory must now come unsolicited
La Junta tribune., 1909-12-18
Suburban Masquerade Ball.

The masquerade ball given at
Boyd's hall in North La Junta last
Saturday night proved TO be an en-
joyable affair. being well attended
and everybody having splendid time
The ladies' prize was awarded TO
Mrs. Claudia Hodge, who was garbed
to represent daughter of the prairie,
and not only looked the role but
acted her part to perfection. The
gentleman's prize was awarded to
Mr.. Everett Phebus. who was dis
guised as an Indian Chief He acted
his part very we'll. much to the amuse-
ment OF those present Some OF the
costumes were very amusing and all
were well carried out Everybody
seemed well satisfied and left for
home promising TO return mex, Sat
NJ day night for another try at the
'-.Old fashioned dance"
La Junta tribune., 1909-12-18

the incorporation for another twenty
years.
At a meeting held last August the
stockholders voted to sell bonds to
the amount of $4,000. the proceeds
TO be used in cleaning away under
growth. taking out fills and other
work necessary to restore the ditch
to It's original size. The bonds have
been sold and the funds will be avail.
able about January LIST. when work on
the repair of the system will be com.
menced.
The new board OF directors met
Tuesday and elected the following Of
ficers:
". l.. Sickenberger. president; Ale
Iant. vice president; G. NJ. Hall. sec.
retary and superintendent. reelected:
II. NJ. Fosdick. treasurer.
La Junta tribune., 1909-12-18
Two Hundred Dollars a Day for see,s

Notwithstanding the unfavorable
weather conditions the record for
hauling big loads Of beots 10 the Hol-
ly Sugar Company's factory at swink
was broken this week The new rec
ord was established last Monday by
o. ID. Hadlcy, who lives just three
fpurths OF mile from the factory.
The big load was hauled by MIR. Had
lry's crack four.mulo team The gross
weight OF the wagon. loaded. was
$500 pounds. and the net weight Of
The bccts 1926 pounds or six tons
and l.275 pounds OF sugar bccts,
These bects were paid Tor by the fac
tory at the rate Of S. per ton and
The one loaded netted MIR. Iiadley
S33.is%. Mr. iIadlcy has ilo acres
u bec,s that viii average sixteen
IONS per acre. He IN hauling with
two four. mule teams and averages
thrcc loads per day with each team.
La Junta tribune., 1909-12-18
A Handsome Woman

Evssy woman may not b hand.
so0e, but every woman should
ksep with care the good points
natare has given her. No woman
need have sallow skin. dull eye,
baeschy complexion. who pays
proper attention 70 her health.
W6srs onstipation, liverdseange.
msaes, blood impurit;se and other
irregularities exist good compiler.
ioa, bright eyes and sprishtly
movements cannot exist. Internal
6ssaaes@ssats reveal themselves sooner
- later o. the surface. Headache. dask
siaos around sks syss. sailew sLin. . con.
sease tired fsslias s...mesa that the liver
~ digestive ossans are needing help and
correction. Ckambsslain's Stomach and
0vss Tablets give THE neeeeeasy help.
TAsy vssh N asssrs's own vsy. Tkey - sss
.sss.v ~. ~ I:..h -, ~. = y. k:.' ~
sosRask - tvhM sksk ps.sss issssbs~s - e'slA
81 seesIs - tAsy set tAs1 ess kssdsv sseks:s
- eAsv hevs tekss me6sebas. Che6yosssass's .
!eAases ss~ ~ selsA sps~ p fsRsvs sslssse?sss.
)o40ps1tsa. ss~setpsebs~ sA4 61sstsses. SSad ~.
ssywAsss. Prise - sssas.
La Junta tribune., 1909-12-18
Annual hishline Canal Meeting.

The stockholders of the Highline
canal held their annual meeting In
Odd Fellows hall at Rocky Ford last
Monday. The board OF directors for
the ensuing year is as follows;
w. L. SIckenberger, G. NJ, Hall, re-
elected; new members: w II. Ban.
herman. IL NJ. Fosdick, alex iant,
An assessment of s. per share was
voted for the maintenance Of the
ditch for the ensuing year. 4 com
mittee representing the Catlln Canal
Company was at the meeting and
asked that committee Of the High
line people be appointed to confer
with their committee to discuss the
matter OF building a wastegate.
The Highl!ne Canal Company was
organized December 7, 1859, for a
period OF twenty years ~ the meet
ing Monday IL was voted to extend
La Junta tribune., 1909-12-18
up and Down the Valley

Last Saturday. for the first time
this season, Fowler's football team
was not defeated in their game with
the Ford boys. Cause: they didn't
play-Fowler Tribune
All the merchants of Lamar have
made an agreement to close their
places of business throughout the day
on Christmas, and Saturday, too,
In order to give proprietors and EN-.
ployes chance to enjoy the holiday.
Sugar City will have electric lights
the first of the year. The Sugar
City Electric Light and Power Com
pany have already completed the line
from Ordway to Sugar City A big
force of men is now at work digging
hoies III the streets and alleys Of Su-
gar City and the juice will be turned
on during the first week of the glad
new year.
Ihe sugar factory at Lamar clos.
ed down one day last week, after a
campaign of about fifty days. The
Lamar factory had about five thous.
and tons OF beets in Its territory
when the order for closing came. OF
this amount about two thousand tons
remained In the ground and will prob.
ably be a total loss to the growers.
The beets in silo will be shipped to
Rocky Ford to be sliced.
During recent visit to Fowler,
County Superintendent Phillips was
asked concerning the standing OF the
local schools as compared with those
OF other sections Of the district, and
he unhesitatingly replied that they
were second to none under his jur-
isdiction. This should be Just cause
TO make Professor Warner and his
corps of teachers feel highly compli-
Tribune.
Harry +. Mulnix and two assist.
ants began work on the county rec
ords Wednesday morning. Instead OF
beginning at the organization of the
county, as provided by the order OF
the court, they began about the
middle. Whether they are working
forward or backward. We have not
been Informed AS yet. but under.
stand they bring the same result
either way, s27 per and trimmings
against the county.-Lamar Register.
TaH"s In Ordway will be reduced
to an appreciable extent for the com.
Ing year and is rather contrary to
the predictions made by anti-saloon
people In the spring OF 1908 when
the saloons were voted out Many
Improvements have been made and
more are contemplated for the town
during the coming year and with
total levy of 1885 mills as against
~ rhis year. the town should forge to
the from, al rapid rate.-Ordway
New Era
\ week ago last Tuesday evening.
Rev. w. |. Davenport. until a few
months ago pastor OF the Rocky Ford
First Presbyterian church. was install
cd pastor OF the Duryoa Presbyterian
church of Brooklyn, n Y By a
queer coincidence his successor. Dr.
Weaver. was installed here on the
same evening Mr. Davenport. eyi-
ienily is achieving success in Brook.
Hn. for the Brooklyn Standard Tn.
ion gave full page OF space to the
installation ceremony aud the work
Mr. Davenport has under way y.-Rocks
FORD Tribune.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-19
YOUNG DARKEY
HAD A PISTOL
BUT FOURTEEN YEARS OF AGE
BUT WAS ARMED WITH KNIFE,
GUN AND ROCK WHEN TURNED
OVER TO COUNTY OFFICERS.

About $50 o'clock last night a spe-
ciaI deputy appeared at the county
Jail and turned over to Jailer Bow
man a 14-year-old negro boy who
gave his name as Fernandez, and said
he stayed out in de IVES End That
was as much as he would say con-
corning his place of residence.
The special officer was an employ g
OF the street railway company and lie
said Fernandez, with another negro.
were very active on an electric car,
swinging on and off and keeping some
distance from white people. The ne
gro was caught at length and was
going to be jailed for leaving cars
while they were in motion. When he
was searched, however, it was 70 !ua
he was armed with a .32-caHbre re-
volver, every chamber of which was
loaded. a gOod-sized rock and knife.
Two extra cartridges were found on
him. 'Taint no good, Mister lie
said when the pistol was found. Use
ies' gOin' to have 1t fixt, and wUz
kerryin' 1t 10 de shop now" But he
was locked up for carrying concealed
weapons and will have to convince
Judge Beggs in the criminal court
some day this week that he was ''jes'
goin' to have it f1xt." None of the
officers knew him.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-19
COOK WILL REPLY
AT THE PROPER TIRE

On board the Oscar II, Sept. IS
Dr.. Cook said today regarding Peary' 5
charges:
I will not enter a controversy until
know just what charges are made
against me.
when / land will examine the
charges and reply at the proper time.
Peary's declaration that he is the only
man to reach the pole still awaits
proof. His charges against me may
be based on Murphy, who knows moth
ing of explorations.
Il have already said he would place
my observations before a committee
of scientific men and the verdict CT
the committee will justify my stoTy."
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-19

propose to wage from now until the
day OF the primary.
''It is true that have been urged
by some of my friends in different
parts of the state to become candt-
date, but in becoming a candidate i
am not doing so solely because or
their solicitation, which, however, /
duly appreciate, but because it is my
ambition to represent the people OF
my state in the United States Ganat-
'I believe that l am competent 20
represent them, and in asking their
suffrage for this high position or
honor and trust / do so as free and
untrammelled as ever q candidate ap-
peared before a people asking their
suffrage for any office.
when / made tentative announce
ment of my candidacy / stated that
if l finally entered the race 1 would
be prepared to conduct a thorough
campaign, giving my undivided time
and attention to the details of the
campaign, and I am prepared now 20
confirm this statement
Later on I will issue a statement
giving my views upon public ques-
lions and issues which are likely 20
form an important part of the dis
cussion in the approaching campaign
Il am a candidate for United States
senator and 1 shall, during the
months intervening from now until
the primary attempt to convince the
people that I can and will represent
them in the senate in a satisfactory
manner"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-19
FLOOD SUFFERERS ARE
APPEALING FOR HELP.
Bv Associated Press.

Washington, Sept 1S.-Ihe noou
sufferers from the two northern states
in Mexico are still appealing for help
United States Consul Hanna at Monte
reg, in q telegram to the state depart
nen+ describes the destitute condi-
ton of the people and the great ne
cessitv for immediate assistance. He
states that no perishable goods OF
anv kind should be sent, but shelIed
corn, rice, beans, plain clothing, shoes
light weight bedding and cooking
utensils are urgently needed"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-19
POI. 1902.
IONTH. 1899. 1900.

passed through Memphis early today
as guests of B. F YOakum, chairman
Of the executive committee Of the
Rock Island Frisco system. The par
ty is known as the good roads
party" and will inspect the highways
throughout the east with a view to
lettering road conditions in the south
and southwest. The good roads
party" proceeded from Memphis to
St Louis and viii go from there 10
Washington, where the government
roads in the District Of Columbia VIII
be inspected in automobiles
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-19
Sorrow in Twin Cities
On Occasion of Taft's Visit

(contInued from First Paue.)
way clear TO the waiting automobiles.
Both Nelson, for the Minneapolis
committee, and Frank B. kellogg, of
the St. Paul committee, greeted Pres =
ident Taft. They rode with him in
the first Of the three big automobiles
which carried the party from the sta
ton along Washington avenue south
to the Minneapolis Club on Second
avenue ana Eighth street. There the
president was given a breakfast ty
fifty of the prominent men of Mime
apOliS. The other members of the
presidents party occupied the second
car and in the third were w W
Mischler, Mr.. Carpenter, the presi-
dents secretary, Dr.. J. J. Richardson.
Senator Moses f. Clapp, and w. ".
HefelfngeT- In honor of the city's
guests all of the public buildings were
decorated with flags and especially
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-19
SMASH UP
A NORFOLK RESTAURANT
a.. AssncIateo Press.

Norfolk. Va, Sept. 16.-ConsIdeF-
able excitement was caused at The
White City Pine Beach today when
an attack on Charles Lees restaurant
there by a large party OF sailors on
shore liberty from the fleet IN Hamp-
ton Roads was made. The place was
stoned and practically wrecked. beer
hottIes and other missiles having
been thrown through the windows and
much crockery and glass smashed
The cause of the attack by the sailors
was not disclosed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-19
DICKINSON OFFERS TROPHY.

Nashville, Tenn. Sept. 18.-Secre-
tary of War J. NJ. Dickinson has Of
fered a valuable trophy to be given
annually for the highest score made
on the siirmish run by members of
the Tennessee state guard. The
trophy is an oak shield on which
there are several silver plates.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-19

NOoH'lH ueu AiOill NAlSt aSe-(
of Cooks supplies he disclosed to no
one excepting PeaTy.
Peary asserts his determination not
to disclose the proofs he claims 10
have against Cook until Cooks rec
ords are submitted.
Harry Whitney" said PeaTy. WHO
IS said 10 have Cooks records. is due
TO arrive in touch with civilization
any day" These remarks insinuate
that Whitney will be able to prove
his claim. Cook also believes Whit
ney will tell much in his favor.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-19
POLITICAL FEELING HIGH
AT FORT DE FRANCE
sv Associated Press.

Fort de France, Island or Ma
tindue. Sept. 1S--The local ponucaI
situation here is serious ana facuon2I
feeling runs high. Yesterday evening
a. 3 o'clOcJy Frederick Robert, mayor
of T,e Marin. a town 80 miles from
Fort de France, was shC- 70 death on
the street by a policeman The cleo
fions of members Of the grand cOun-
oil are set for September rs and fur
tber bIoodshed is feared then. Men
are breaking into the polling places
With revoIvers in their hands.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-19
Milwaukee WANTS MEET. I.

Atlanta, Ga, Sept. 1S.-DeIegations
from Milwaukee and from the state
Of Texas promise to be Ting-leadeIs
in the fight for the 1911 convention of
the Brotherhood Of Railway Carmen
Of America, now in session here. All
the business sessions Of the conveu-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-19
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-19
Additional Subscriptions.
Further amounts on the special ap-
neal are aS follows

The MlsslOn would Ike TO close this
appeal this week. There is only S68
necessary to fill the amount, and they
ask sympathizing friends to donate
without any delay. The Mission rend-
ers its thanks to those who have sub
scTibed to this fund, as well as to the
maintenance of the work through
monthly payments. Also thanks are
due to those who have so kindly do
mated furniture, bedding, old clothes,
books, magazines etc. The Mission
will gladly send a wagon for articles
upon being notified. The home has
about Is rooms to be furnished and
everything that goes to make I'D a
home is a welcome gift.
The Mission has a surprise in store
for the people and it will be worth
while to keep your eye on the pa
peTs.