davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25

Approx.
Name. Maturity l}l1 ASKED Yield
Am Cigar 4 p c. Mch 10 1911 9Sia ?SSs 800
do ., C., Mch Is. 1912. -. ?6fs y114 5.1O
A. Coast l. 3 p c. Mch. 1910. 100 1o0ss $50
Beth Steel C. Nov, 1914. 80. 100 SEQ
Z II & ID c, July, 1913. 81 91'2 t.s5
{, c & & st l. p C. June. II. i0Oss 10l 40
u & II eu ~ c, July, 1872 10l%, l02s. 40
Erie r R c. Apr, 1911 100 100ls 800
{; Rubber ~ D e, July. 1918. 93$. "a. $50
Hudson Cos 4 p G, oct 10 1911 491c 1GoiA 4I3
Interp r I & y May. 1911 .1p2 los $50
Il {. y & |. Is u G. Sept. 1872. a6st 91fA $40
do o e. May 15 1915. 5g4 ?sA 80
Lack st 5-y- 3 o c, Mch. 1910 9o.s zoos 420
do 1-yr ) per cent. Mch 1910 99's ipl. 40
A., = .. Mich 1918. ~ ?S $50
|. & n ) pc. Meh, 1910 iS 1ee@s 3lo
NJ & st l.. > y G, Feb. 1911 -. aa't "tHt 80
NYCI. eos : u = Nov. 'lo-'22 s. 80 US
\ Y \ II & II : p =. 1910 -lon lW
Norf & W > y {. MAY. 1910 1908 10o,a 80
penn II Il = p {. Mch II. 1910 100 loo't 3"
81 I. & = + :, q G. IAN. l9il !s's 100 3-,D
do ~ p e Feb. 1917 3. lNt 500
southern Ry = p e. Feb. 1918. rs ?s@A y ~
',,leNater Is p g, June 1913. .1ol = lo2t4 30
West t & r y G. Feb. -la12 POS 91St 20
Wcsts f. & NJ n c. Aug. l91o.1ooSs 1c"sa as
New-York tribune., 1910-02-25
iNDUST RIAL.

Sales. Open High Low Last
200 Am Writ p IF 2s$t % ss> %
800 June Oil ..-... II II II II
21O Sears Roebuck 1904 1885, 1S014 s163A
~ Standard Oil. .6l9la 61als 6ls 6ls
30 50 Iron & St. ~ ~ 2o 20
teo u $ I. & H.. Pa @ts n "a
800 do pref -.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
l'cb. ~ Feb. 81

I he following shows ve%teFday's = closing
quotations for government bonds. compared
with Wednesday ::
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MONEY IND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET - Money on call
opened at - per cent: highest, per cent;
lowest. -. per cent closing. - d-' per cent.
ruling rate. - per cent: last loan. - per
e eIlt Time money WAS IN moderate De
r1apd. Rates were Ga 05i- per cent for
sixty DAYS. 2ied$S. pcr cent fer ninety
DAYS. - per cent for four months and
sG04 ner cent for five and six months
Mercantile paper was rather quiet. owing
10 light demand. Rates were ilzd5 per
cent for sixty to ninety days indorseme1ltS,
4l2G5 per cent for four TO six months
choice single names and =. per cent Tor
others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. The foreign
exchange market opened strong al an ad-
Nsnce Of :, points to i.s69504.s1 for cables
sS9a04 Ssss for demand sterling and iS+4o
"a S45J for siNty-dey bills. Short francs
v1ere uuote1 al 5167s less lis and short
reichsTnarlIs at g5ls pins 1-32- Tie market
continued strong in the day. showing A
further siight advance iu the afternoon;
cables we're quoted a. f.S705o s11o. demand
sterling 8t 1856. a $3.50 and siXty-day bills
~ s46aG4 S47o. Short francs held around
5ls[s less 1-1e and short reichsmarks at
95ir plus 1-S2.
,,acfod rafe- ENprr a follows
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BOND MARKET SALES.

1000 Rep OF { 5s. lp3
800 / : of NJ rs 90
1000 Sac Paulo as % =
$4,000 y Y G 4i2s
1857 New . lualc
5000 do 4s 1897 1901
1000 do 1883. 1o0le
100p sdnS EN- As. a2aS
5000 kllis- -Chal IS S"sA
5000 do .. S2a4
1000 Am A g rs. io23s
5000 A II & ]. IS. t0l
1900 Am 7 K T
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BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

br ), Thomas Reinhardt No. IS
Broad street. New York. and No. "a Devon
shire street. Bcstonl
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II. 600 rideuster So n 1O2 ]o- w ~
n. 900 West rae 5s..' .'9I1. 9I$s ga. %
sOdd lots iSells cents per share.
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BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by II. L. Day & Co.. No. %
street
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PUBLIC uTilfTY SECURITIES.

y 2. s,iilis4 = st.-'.ll * Coleman.
- 90 Nall eireci3
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished by harlcs d. Barney & Co. No %
Broad street New York. and No. I'D South
fIh street. philadelnhiaD
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MINI NC.
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

Maturing 1910-'2,.
FURNISHED by Swartwout e Appenzellar, No 80
Pine ST.
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

Eg nRs Vi. 5sa 5sa ss
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BONDS.
CHICAGO INDUSTRIALS.

.Ex dividend per ceui.
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COBALT STOCKS.

Furnished by Warren GEowski s Co. No
Broad street,
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FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

Fo1lin F'cis- of-'ris.dint MIS- dull an
prices Rstrc ioncr OF the RgerSc to-day.
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asked lex d, idsnd-
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FORGET THE CALL OF WAR.

However much II is to be regret.
ted. II ia unfortunately true that
lose two schools OF political
thought" in Georgia are about the
most alert and energetic proposition
In the state, and they seem to tie ever
ready to fight and even fight overtime
In order to triumph. Only three months
ago these two armies met In con-
flict and the dead and wounded
have not all heen gathered from tn
political battlefield yet. while the
wounds Of the afflicted evidently
have not healed in the slightest,
through eminent doctors have apphecl
ha.r. 20 assuage the pain.
| When the hand of the Almighty
removed Senator Clay from his
sphere OF service to his state. these
| old time warriors were quick to don
| tho habiliments OF battle and again
they are eager for the fray. the de-
feated forces under the leadership OF
! the diminutive Joseph and the giant
Joseph are rallying to the shi0roieth
and the battle cry sounds from the
lights of Tybee to the mountains OF
the Kennesaw. Picket lines nave
been established and in charge Oh
various squads of sharp-snooters IN
der such true and tried supporters
Of the cause as Howell, Pendleton
and Loyless. desultory firing Ia be-
ing kept up with small arms all along
the line. This army, which. for the
want OF a hetter name, we shall can
ire Primary guards" is endeavor-
ing TO regain the citadel capturea
by the Progressiyes, under the star
| wart leadership of Hoke smith, IN
the famous struggle Of last August
and in order TO do so 1t would fight
the old fight over again and plunge
the state into another bloody con
fict. The Progressive army, now,
ever having won it's victory on the
field of battle, Is slow to take up the
sword again. believing that the vic
tory sought by the Primary forces
now. was fairly won in the last en-
counter. when It's triumph was com
ulete in every detail. The trophy
for which the Primary army Is hgnt
ing is the United States senatorshlp
w,Sich the lesser Joe has, for oriel
SPELL handed 10 the greater Joseph
which. however, will flit to the troS
Of the Progressive leader In the or
binary course of events. II the vic.of'
of ire August battle are permitted
4 to reap the laurels of their weli-earn
ed victory without another struggle
save before its duly elected arbiter'
), chosen In that conflict. over those
of the Primary army.
! nus stands the political situation
in Georgia today, It's the DID, OLE
fight again, and we can see no use
of fighting over the battle Of Aug. %
The legislature was elected at the
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-02

we are told by Gov. Clark, ~
Alaska, that at the present rate OF
consumption. the marketable ALASKA
coal would last;for over 5000 years,
md ne deplores the present land
laws and policy that restrict the
proper, mining and distribution OF
no coal. 10 the territory. to the in
iustriaI centers OF the United States,
where fuel is 80 badly needed. Gov,
Clark goes on 10 point out that 'heie
ore two classes of operation 10. the
npering o. the Alaska coal laods,
those who fear. the grip Of monopoly
md. those who would have the coal
gra reserved for future demand But
iewed from any angle. the facts re-
pain that we. as q nation. own IN
old riches in klaesa coal deposits.
nd further that we are not enjoying
the benefits, OF the wealth.
/. Being on the around, 50 10 SPEAK.
Gov. CLARK Ia no doubt impatient at
the deky which binds tbe coal OF
Alaska firmly under earth and SNOW.
]; must chafe his soul TO realize the
astness o. the Goa, resources al
aSoot him, and yet sec this great
mineral wealth lying idle and useless
and a useless thing has no place in
the workings OF evolution. His: est
mate OF the amount OF coal held II
AIasEa's depths, probably approx
lnately correct, should do away with
opposition to development OF Alaska
coal lands that springs from a desire
10 hold stored up the carbon riches,
Bu, thet question of nroncpoiy is the
stumbling t!ock. and we % q Tree
ana independent people. prefer that
the fuel wealth Of Alaska stay for
ever underground than be brought to
use through unprincipled and monop-
olistic dealings Monopoly Is an IN
democratic word. and a danger sig
nal. 1t carries along with it IN the
Alaska situation too mcuh power to
he entrusted to a private corporation
and 1t appears to us that so far as
Alaska coal development is concern
ed. the United States government,
after completing it's Panama canal
project, could we'll turn the energy
and skill of its engineers to solving
the problem OF bringing Alaska's
coal to the marts of its mother coun-
try
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= aIo !, was chosep after . fSh
A .ekk Jas sell ana distincfn
ID u q kArsnr s,Eeen canaAda4is 4,


"A re kae e Sell ind distinctb
. ~. y 4. s&us queen cansada..ls a.
represented the two &. .ooys In q,iess
ton a6df'tse stSo armies 'uoar 10 In
peksiosl. field of the state. We reaz
iy know not whether GpS. Smith de-
sires TO, 90 to the senate ct this time
or not, but we. DO know that THE prin
eiples fer which be stood and 10:
which the dead senator stood, !. have
triumphsd-st the polls and so stfons
was that sentiment that 1t swept into
the legislative halls Of the state Law
making body a vast majority, Of
which To- welded 70. these same poll
etes sh,:s-;s .IsAs.i-s1tt~ IS.
.1Sefcto this army Of the Primary,
desire we would suggest an embrace
nsent of the principles Of peace. Re
turn the %es.ord. to its scabberd, OF
btste+ !;ftir,t make plough shears Of
II md 5issssnd the Hsobiifzed army Of
loyal; though Jnisdsrectcd soldiers
and for. stspen 4. beast forget the
thyst .sg blood and the. call of war.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-02

How an appalling calamity In tSs
family was prevented is told by A.
d. Mcdonald. OF Fayetteville. N. c..
Il. r. d. No. 8, MY sister had con-
sumption" he writes. "she was very
thin and pale, had NO appetite and
seemed TO grow weaker every day.
as all remedies failed, till DR.. Kings
New Discovery was tried. and SO
completely cured her. that she has
not been troubled with a cough
since. It's the best medicine I ever
saw or heard Of" For coughs, colds,
lagrippe, asthma, Group, hemorrhage.
all bronchial troubles. It has no equal
80, 81. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed
by Roses Drug Store.
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One Way st Saving =, -
b 4 BaBy-Free to Try

The mother 5oes not tt~e WHO would not
do all In her potxes TO keep her child
beatty. but often che 5o.s& NOT know
how. So when q t6octo- OF stfE ding points
the way all can afford to iistnn.
It. is an accepted fset thaSs9ire cut OF
dren is insestiaai. You natsa /. by TIE
fact that tie schitd IS caxHstipased K
betches Ia .peevish and crieSSe Don't give
e. remedy that coatains 60 cpaAxe, becsHse
the child win get kl tie habit OF neaStng
II, and done. become ElarrleSeaIld rut3 ST
once for &. doctor. 80
Try q scientific iaxatfr,e. arst. Give a
email dose OF DIR. Calhe;ts Strip Pepstn,
tbs res,edy that is intended for the a,se
OF children: It 70 fnts1 gentle aysd non
gripiflg The remedy Is. ss,easiueei. pufa
and is guaranteed Ia e,,erY partS,u;sr.
Mrs roooiey os E,u1sssgija Pa AEi
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Mrs Fred CrcSis OF Alanson. Mich.
never give their children anything else.
Theas arc only q lew among thousands
You can buy q Atty cent or one dollar
bottle Ok aIy nearby druggist, for they
have All sold 1t for a generation. but IL
YOU want TO test il on your child first
send your address 70 DR.. Caldwell ana he
bottle
DR.. CALDWELL does not Zee, that the
purchase of HE remedy ends his ob1i-
liver ana ho~el aieeases Tor over forty
gears aB6 wiz pe. pleased to give the
fe~ier a:iy advice on the subject free
OF css2ir3e. All afe welcome to write
I,or the free sample Addfess him Dr.
". z; OatdYsn.r ~ Caldwell Building.
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RUBBER STAMPS.
stee! essmrs,
Seals, Stencils,
Metal Letters, ETC.,
w. q. FAM. CITY HALL

If you are. suffering from bilious
ness, constipation Indigestion. chron-
ic headache. invest one cent in a
postal card, send to Chamberlain
Medicine Co.. Des Moines, Iowa, with
your name and address plainly on
the back. and they will forward you
free sample OF Chamberlain
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Sold
by E. G. Bruce.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-02

Rome is to send a delegation OF
six prominent business men to tAe
rivers and harbors congress. Rome
Ia an interior city, too, while Bruins
wick, on the coast. has overlooked
the matter entirely!
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And our old friend the Congress
sionA Record, dRill be with us soon
and we wonder If it win change its
policies any in the light of recent
events.
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r''tle W"nrel Ia said to be doing
nicely. He has forgotten all about
has actress love and on the small
sum of 100000 per year is manag-
ing to see the sights of London.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-02

Ma = cold deal that the City a Su-
burean is working on fits patrons In
operating ssefrigerator cars In NE
wtpter time. These two closed cars
instAe barn would be quite accept.
able TO the travelling pur lie right
AZ this stage Of the weather.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-02

! A. bomb explosion In New York on
Wednesday WRECKED fivs saloons.
'Ehas's fUne way Of aiding tie caase
OF prohibition.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-02

The News again urges and begs
mat Brunswick send a delegation to
the rivers and harbors congress,
which convenes in Washington on
Dec z.
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You know, since those November
elections that ugly little old demo
cratic donkey has grown to tie quite
an imposing and really respectable
kind OF a fellow.
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Some of those Savannah naval
stores men stand a pretty good
chance of butting into jail, as the
U. S. court of appeals has confirmed
the action OF the circuit court. which
carried jail sentences in several OF
the cases
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-02

II must have grated on the reuub-
lican soul OF Gov. Wilson, Of Ken
lucky. when those governors gave
Harmon the glad hand and made q
hig noise over him the other day.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-02

Now. on the level. the dear old sun
~ South WAS. not, so very sunny in
1&ii hecE Of ] toe woods yesterday
was III sa 81
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. That campaign contribution Of 500
given ny Sunny Jim Sherman to
the republican cause In New York
must have heen the hoodoo In the
ease. 49,
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In spite of the labored efforts Oh
the Brown-Terrell papers In the
state, the people seem to he ngnt
ing shy of the primary plan for sen
ator. They are sick and tired of pol
tics and elections, any how.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-02

.f4+sS .l-ts5,., A. - .stsa
Most Of the, cities In Georgia are
1fyening up, the commercial bodies.
tsrunsw,ck's are Just turning over for
another nap. s. ~ $3.50, '.'..,
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Strange how the ballot box can
change things. Roosevelt used to
make more copy FOR the newspapers
than any other one agency. Today
he fees from the reporters and they
do him likewise. Hte ~
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-02

Every city In the state 10 spending
hundreds Of dollars In jucicious ad-
vertising. ~ frunBwick 10 not spend
ing one dollar. 49, ' - +
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FOR RENr-stores. Offices, residen.
ces and farms and country homes.
Albert Fendig & Co. Phone ITO:
corner Newcastle and Gloucester
streets. !
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Progressive cities all over the
country are advocating bond issues
Bunewlck viii not even consider the
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-02

Macon 10 raising fund to bring
the state capitol to that city. Bet
1er use It for advertising.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-02

M. Cook says now that he may
Ssot tAye reached that pole after all.
kn.irely out of order.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-02

I've Portuguese troops are in re-
$oss again. Surely those soldiers are
barr 20 satisfy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-02

Yhis will be one Christmas wnen
e1s :sale Of Teddy bears will slump
toteAt. the band. acf
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-02

NEW GEORGIA SYRUP At hAs.
pERS.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-02

Henry ..Wattegson advises young
man who- wrote him for some coun-
sci on proper conduct never to play
cards. He says they either waste
time ror waste money, and should be
used only :,by the aged, who are. too
weak and feeble TO take any other
lrecreation. --7Tampa Tribune.
II % a. ssss
Perhaps He Isn't Considering Out
Loud.
1t would seem that in the midst
of SO much discussion Of the Ques-
ton OF a special primary for the NOM
lination Of a candidate for the United
States senate Chairman - Wright
would at least give the matter lit
tlei consideration. But probably the
chairman ies a very busy MANGO
lnmbus Enquirer-Sun.
! sssss
Too Late, Too Latel
| 1t is intimated that Uncle Joe Can
non may visit President Dfaz to get
a few pointers from him as to the
most effective way of treating insur-
'tgents. Post.
ihox Long, On Lord, How Gong.
| Mr.. Pinchot has again painfully
reminded the country that we still
have Ballinger with us.--Valdosta
Times. !
AUST the same.p
: Macon says she will put up q mil
hon dollars to get the state capital
All this is very commendable on the
, part OF Macon, hut Atlanta will keer
, the capital.--Athens Banner.
Thank God Il Doesn't Represent Joe
Terrell. ~ =
Ia the state executive committee Of
, the democratic party any one mans
} creature or does IT represent the peo
pie. the whole people, regardless o.
faction? rs It a thumbs up, thumbs
down" affair OF one man or one lit
/ tie set Of men, or does 1t stand fol
| fairness and scuareness? Whatever
is the truth Of the matter, we shall
, know it soon, we fancy. The people
| are looking to the executive com
mittee' for a square deal-they hope
! they will get It. Will they? We
shall see.-Rorne Tribune Herald.
q 4
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FOR RKNT--very nice furnished
room for gentleman. close In. SO.
q street. 124-fC
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Other+ .Sanrtum'

p The as[celpaia Comm eEcialAppeaI
says: q re- seems low Practically &C.
tait, ishat 3A4ltot. u. parGcr viii pc
named by President TAT; TO succeed
Associate Justice Moody GA the Unit
eti'2sotatss eesareme oench.---Colum-
, y b tgeegat y z-~f1
~ SD ,..Gc+''
reoirtgs at course,.Is Tame.
,Neyico. sss@ decided to be at peace,
And rasas has nothing more excit-
ing IN, tap than hunting expedi-
iron headed by Mr.. Bryan.-Atlanta
Constitution. ees = e.t.
| IA 4.sss@ ~ @ss $50 ."
| And Who %SouId Want Him Now.
b 1t is to-be feared that Oyster Bay
Irwill>shavs discontinue 10 suffer In Isl
fence.f The. pronounced rebuke on
election day is not likely to cause a
haDge Of residence. Besides, where
would he go?--Waycross Herald.
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eL~onA ANo ~
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Want Column

S to . doses -'6ss win cure sax.
case OF cnilis anissFc,er. Price ay.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-23

chairman, and those present pro-
ceeded to make their organization
complete. The formation of this as
ISOLATION marks a new and impor-
tant epoch In the history of Okano-
gan county. 1t marks that point
where we have passed from the ex-
perimental stage and are prepared
to place before the apple fanciers of
the world the big red apple of Okla
hogan, that when stamped with the
Official seal and approved by the as
ISOLATION will be known as the peer
of its kind.
The main object of this associa-
ton is, of course, the development
of the Okanogan and its resources,
the protection of the fruit growers
and the building of reputation for
the Okanogan apple, which will take
If into the markets of the world with
no guarantee as to quality other
than the Endorsement of the Okano-
gan Valley Fruit Growers Associa-
ton.
It is to be regretted that more of
our prominent growers were not
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-23

about 5000 boxes of fancy and extra
fancy fruit.
1t is proposed to incorporate this
association at an early date, and the
following objects for which the as
ISOLATION was formed are and shall
be:
/. To own, buy, sell, handle, deal
in, grow, cultivate, improve and
raise all kinds of fruit, vegetables,
garden and field products of every
kind and description.
2. To own, buy and acquire by
gift, purchase, or otherwise, real es-
tate; to sell, mortgage, or hypothe-
cate, or to rent and lease the same
for profit.
3. To erect buildings thereon,
warehouses, and any and all other
buildings desired by said corpora
ton, either for use in carrying out
the purposes of the corporation, or
to sell, lease, let, rent, or otherwise
handle for profit.
a. To plant and cultivate, either
for their own profit and use, or for
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present, but it is to be hoped that
all will see the benefits which must
naturally accrue from an organiza-
ton of this nature and that they will
all become its hearty supporters.
The permanet officers as selected
by those present consist of B. L..
Smith as president; S. S. Bum as
vice president. and ]. c. Gay, as Sec
retary-treasurer. The association
will be under the control of board
of directors consisting of five men,
bers, the bylaws providing that
three of these shall be officers of
the association and for the other
two places, l. w. Smith and S. G..
Duley were elected.
On motion by Mr.. Gay, the asso-
citation has adopted the Wenatchee
grading rules.
Already the officers of the asso-
citation are in correspondence with
different buyers and hope at an
early date to dispose of the surplus
apples Of the valley, which, accord
ing to the present estimate, will run