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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-19
THE SECOND sEMsTsR
AT THE STATE UNIVERSITY.

Norman. Okla, Jan. l9.-One more
week and the first semster win be
ended The students are already pre-.
pairing FOR the final examinations
which begin Monday, January gath,
The enrolment for The second semster
Is expected to be in advance of the
frat as the new engineering building
will he completed during this time
and tile law school is drawing stu.
dents from all over the state. The
Heeund semster begins on January
Sist. the enrolment lasting for two
days.
Regular class work will begin ON
Wednesday, February .. at eight
o'clock, The second semster Is a
gooa tune for those to attend who
have been teaching short terms or,
have otherwise been kept out Of
school
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-19
Want Senate Chamber
For Suffrage Convention

for ssytkfEg bezssea fegllar senatorial
WORK. In Ars1l. : ElA10a w0zez.
more or less. zys coming % Wzzhfng-
ton pifn petition o. Ekzch are :
mliIion names. We are sotzE % hzFs
our usual hearing We would Ike
very nseh 70 have ths sehate chan
Der. Can ne have ~ II you ara III
the fellow 70 ask, who iss II ne csn-
not bare The senzte chamber do yOu
thlnk the senate Ecuid allow us 10
hold our meeting On the east porch ,
It VIII Be warm and We can stand o1t
doora.@
@RuIs "a Of the senate said Sen
ator Burrows, after he had gotten
over his fright provides that the
senate chamber shall not be used for
anything else than the transaction Of
senatorial business. There is large
assembly hall In the senate Office
building which would answer the pur-
pose.
4 think II Is Of sufficient capacity
70 hold all the delegates that VIII be
here 10 attend the suffrage convention.
shall inform Mrs. Upton Of this and
II 1t Is unsatisfactory TO her. will try
70 make necessary arrangements with
the senate"
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-19

There are a great many reaaona why
local taken are higher thla year than
they were last year Nven where the
same deggee Of economy haa been
pgaetieea Several mnlion delara Of
taNea are new tied 40 by inluuctlona
h the federal courts aud IN thla taS
IL much that eeea 60 the different
lt.s.ttasia4a ta..3oaktn. .tn.t aehanl ala
trieta HAD thIa tax have been paid
tnetead Of nmiunoted' not only the
atate but the tewnahln, county aud
peheel taSea at mAny plaeea would be
much leaa than they are
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-19

Washington. D. @. Jan. i5,--Tasss
IL work for seaatoF owen of Okla,
h1ma 10 %. He Is N syowsd a1yo-
c4te of ponsss suffrage and b
should make the heart d Mn. Harriet
Taylor Upton of Warren. Ohio. glad
|bs renting her The senate chamber
NEXT April.
senator ]. G. B4frowa of Michigan,
rscelve1 ! shock the other day when
BE- opened his mall. Among the
many letters On his dssk vas one
from Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton Of
Warren, Ohio. treasurer n t1s Nation.
Al American Wofnan's Suffrage associ-
alton. Mrs. Upton desired 70 know
of the senior senator from Michigan
II he could make arrangements for
holding tils Convention of the Wo.
mans Suffrage association IN the sen.
ate chpmber. shs said that there
would probably be million women.
more On less, next April 70 urge upon
congress the right Of suffrage and
me thought tlie senats would be- a
most appropriate meeting place.
Here ~ wfiat she saId III her eDiatie
10 the senator.
'lg this senate chamber ever used
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-19

To-day Ia the birthday anniversary
Of Reheft 70 Ice. the nohleHt klndll
eat aud moat cultured son Of the south
Hts unHwervme loyalty % duty aa he
upderatood it pure manhood and great
character Il the heritage Of the whole
country, These who We're wont at
one time. 60 characterize General Lee
as a traitor now accord him a plnee
hlgh among the reenlendant names Of
history. and none but the hopeleaaly
ignorant would for one moment
charxe him with motives either than
the hisheet
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-19

standpatters In Indiana and Ohio are
deserting hts sinking craft.
The Roosevelt progreseiyes in Nc.
brasIsa have perfected state organ
ization Tho west ~ practically un.
animoua against him, but the trio OF
moesiback republican misrepreeehta.
tivea from Oklahoma still eat out Of
Uncle Joe'a hand and crIngo before
his lash,
Dennis FLYNN WIS hefo during the
holidays trying to limo up the preai.
dent. the lIig boaaeH. ahd the trusts in
bis race for governor, Ile viii be
backed II iioeinb by The railroads And
special interests, II 10 believed that
with Flynn for governor the Okla
homa constitution and all It's guaran.
teen and Safeguards Of the peoples
rights would bo virtually repealed or
dinrogarded
The Twentieth Century Magazine
this month anyai Oklahoma has
much, indeed, to be proud of. The
two United States senators who rep
resent her AZ the national capital
Bpify the finest Anierioanlum, One Of
them. Senator Gore, poaeessea those
spiritual and practical qualities thAt
would pre.emlnontly aid him TO BIO.
come the democratic standard bohfer
IN tho next presidential election, lind
# he we're elected president Of the
United States he would guide his
country along the high standards laid
down by Washington, Thomas Jetfer-
aon and Abraham Lincoln, the groat'
eat and nobleat of American staten.
men,
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-19
|QU|GLEY BACK CLAIM
OF REFORM WITH COIN

Guthrie Okla, Jan le,--i r. Quig'
Icy, the reformed Wholesale aeller ot
illegal lntoSioanta, Ii out with an Of.
fer of a si0n reward TO any person
that can prove that he ahipe back iuto
Oklahoma any of the liquors conns.
Gated by the state from hootleggers
here and sold TO Qaigley at Kansas
city under the name OF the Missouri
Commission company Qulgley was
Iannoyed hy an article telling Of hls
, conversion TO good government but
hlnting that he might be shipping
hack into oklahoma the very liquors
he was haylng from The state,
Quieley contracts not to shin any
Of the stun hack into Oklahoma when
he huya it,
llls otfer Of $500 il for each shlp,
ment which can be proven "a have
heen returned mte or part back into
the state from which he bought 1t.
Qulgley Is now living at Kansas
CITY and formerly made his head.
quarters at oklahoma city aud Tulsa.
where he acted as general manager for
the aellins ef Helms brewery products
IN Oklahoma, tie has figured III mum.
ereua grand Jury Investigations and
Hwore on from his evil career, 80 lis
said, when the state enforcement dc.
eassmeas caught lse barrels az his
stun at Oklahoma city.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-19

soms of Tho higliar critics now Aay
that Moses was put Ia an ark Of
buliruhhea IN ths Grand near ~, dib.
son aud that Colonel Holden Is putting
IN The copper box ~ tie monument
he IL erecting TO the memory OF Wash.
iugton irving one of the slippers with
which pharaoh'a daughter used %
spank the iawgiver III hia youth
Newa.capilai
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-19

Republican papers like the Nc.
Alester Nswscepital are trying 70
convince Jesse Dunn that he ought
not % giye 40 bis present job 70 epter
ths race for governor N Oklahoma,
The Aolieitude of the republican press
for tho weliafe Of Judge Dunn ia
pathetic,
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-19
3 0 Q 8 o o 0 0 o 90 0 o o o .
WASHINGTON NOTES
8 Q Q Q Q oo . Q o o . . o Q Z

90 o 5000 Q 90 o 0 0 o O c
EN.eengresaman Davenport h here
aiding 70 secure the ave million dol
lara u eaaten Cherokee money fal
dlalflhuIl0A,
aenator Gore made 4 jackson Day
eaeeeh ia uaele leee town. boarding
the lion In hia den ane outlining the
ipsuea upon which the next congress,
aieAal ana presidential contests viii
he fought and won,
Y Il adMitlea Aera among the wlae
ones that ne neSt houae Will he demo.
cratic fhe tide IL publto hostility
agaiAat caAaeniam and Aldrlehism is
too strong to be withatoed, esea the
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-19

There ID we'll defined belief among
Gratis county tAx payers that the steel
bridges purchased by the county COM
minnionefa cost entirely too much
money lust little investigation
along thia line would be no inluutlee to
The commissioners and would be d
source OF satisfaction to the people
who pay the bills,
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-19

Mrs. Sophia Rethell left this morn
ms FOR kansas Siy, called there by
the serious Illness Of her brotherin.
law, NJ. |. dudley who has pneu.
monla.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-19
psmeerata % Meet soon

Guthrie. OKLA Jan, ls--J. Il.
Thompson, democratic state chairman
who arrived in Guthrie sunday after,
noon, announced a meeting within
two or three weeks.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-19
Will. okIa.

Tlloss Aoalr county felIows Nho got
- hungry ior catfish that they fe.
sorted 70 dynamite IN the Illinois
riysr ths oths, Day get fined 800 eaeh.
Ths painted minn0w may be n little
slow DHt it'e lots cheaper
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-19
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

hereby saDource that ] an a ean'
al1ats for ths nomination. On ths
dsmocfatic ticket, % tbe onice d
counsy Juogs of craig county, 20 sue.
ceed myself, subject 70 the action oi
me democratic primary eieetioh, and
ask ths support of ~ wfso ass salts.
dsx With ny pael fecord III said ofiics,
THO. u. y. FhEAH.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-19

beg % an1ounes myself ~ a candi
dnts fos tbs n6naibatioh 81 the once
of County Attorney. on the Democratic
tickei, subject 10 the action u tbe
DehoefAtIo primary. 10 Ne held August
The 2nd. 1910.
~ .. gwARTs,
vinisa, Okla.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-19

ios--st, Louis { Kansas. ssAsa. n.
st. Louis Ex ....,... ssSS b. Ia
seS 81. Louis Limited. s:bs b. N.
ie-st. Louis Meteor -. .11sso p. n.
ns-kansas City Meteor. 1sS5 =. m.
West Sound.
kansas City Meteor. lis ia. N.
S-St, Louis Meteor a.. s;o5a a. N.
A07 0klahoma Limited &. SOS 4. III.
att~ : Qs Nah 1885 q. II.
aoi- Sarslpa Passenger soc .. n.
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Frisco LINES

Euseslvs January {, 'a:oi a. m.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-23
Back To the Constitutional Methods.
F-om n. Phuas,'ph,a Record.

Mir IN, Goys,nor.eI.ct ~ IN. S,ata n,
S.x yo,L inaica,.s n r.,,,,n In ,h. nnru.I
rrac,tr. ,,,ds, n ,o,.,,u.,, b., Oh. ,,.o,,I.
a hon he there I'm h..n too much ,p,.r-
,s,.nc. vSi,b ,ha ray,.Ia,nrs ard ,ha, n.
win l.sv. ,ha, hodv an yr.a, m.as,,s sra.
IN nur.,s i,s own course.
Eo,h I'm Oh. na,iop., and II, s,,,. Cor.r,.
mems ". have had .nm.wba, Too n,,ch .,
she ons man noya, I, "a oui,. n,ohahI.
that a p,a.Id.nt or i. Co,sr,or k. nJ-h.,
sanse N, .no,.,h;I,,v ,h.n arv 90. ., ,n.,
hundred nv Two hupd,ad me-, =, ~, co,.,,.
,u,. ~. a,ov,,r IN ,on,r... or y.,;.I,
,,,. p.,h.,. IN. p,..,a.,, or ,h, C.
,,ro- l.. 49,, .u,.-ior ~, ,.a $1,000. So,
,,, -, ,,,,,... 90 I,,.I.,,,. T., -.
c,.. ~, o. 1, ,,.,. -, b., .,,....,.., -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-23
Tn. M-xiran Law with Regard To MarkIas
Niniug Properties.

TO THn EDITOR or THE srN Sv In THE SrN
u November - reference vAs made Ia the j.
,iry Of marking With monument mining proper
ties IN Netico before the close Of inc present yea
and ,hr -ta tcfnrn' was made that In OF non
compsno 90 with 'his requirement the titles would
he forfeited and the property rrv-r, TO the Gov
eminent This statement IL Inesact. and may. II
left ,nrorrrctr,. cause ron siderable unnecessary
concern on the part OF American Investors In
Mexico
The law on ne subject provides that NOM
ui-ngs must be- placed unmarked proper
Ties not later than January !. 1911. or the
owners viii no fn~d froT, 100 to 5D pesos and
he subject To = penal punishment ~ the ronu
m-nts are not placed within thirty dsys there
after Titles 10 mining properties viii no, be
forfeited. even though they arc 40. marked
wrhtn the prsscribed period. and the owners will
he M cted or - In the event that some 'hird party
p-rr-r-a charge. but n any injury result third
varty h-raus- ~ failure 20 comply with ,hi. pro
y.sion % Inc Law the owners likewise may be held
io' damages " LITTLE.
NV lOHk November -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-23

To THE EDuoH up TEE SIX The Old
tradition 81 Maiden lane being a love lane In
the time NJ she Dutch hni called Naliens path
has been questioned IN view Of the custom 81 the
English when they took possession 81 Nrs Amst-r
dam OF substituting 'hr names ~ n number Of
London hfare~ for nc orig nal Dutch de,ig
nations Color given 70 this theory by the fact
ina, old London maps exhibi' a Maiden lane
am pleased To Dlac- record through the
columns OF THy SrS tina; the old tradition Il safe
and that the Du'Ch. when the lane was stu a
rural promenade beyond the cI'y's wall. called Il
r maagde pastJ- ,MaIden' : path. Indicating be
You'd douot Shs, " Wa lovers lane Al this
APPEARS IN ihe minutes Of the Burgomasters and
schepers. issS ~ the original and translation Of
which may he found In the City Van library
Curiousiy enough the fact Is established by the
theft Of acme cabbsgrs certain Individual. d,
appears. fancied some specimens that grew IN q
garden situated at the rance " Maiden lane.
stoie q quantity Of them was caught by the watch.
duly tried and the Cas- reported IN the minutes
owing 30 sh~ crlpI't- preference 'pr Maiden lane
rabbaxes grave historical doubt l. di>prll-i and
a charming tradition preserved \ f..
NEW iORn November >.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-23
THE BtRD or STATEN ISLAND
10. roId Dobbier's >e~ est. Nobiest Poem
Thoughts ON seeing the Hudson"

~ mighty HUDSON rolling on through 'n- ages.
rom No time ~ he yo' ~ name r for down
rnrousn 'he sagrS
Crashing from tn- hills you come sweeping
through ihe reaches
~, your majestic down past all 't- beaches
Out past towns aGi cities. past hari wur.ins
mortals
pogn 80 wHcr- YOU op-n vide your great big
portals
10 -nsold the dovutrofirn from All ancient races
sore 20 turn good citizens SOM alas. disgrace
VIVA, tales could you tell. q YOU mighty river.
IoU co4d maze our nalr -i,c aud our r-sn Ia
G..sr
Sine. TO- .r.a' man Henry Hudson who scorn.d
ne -" ~ barb~r.
B-olsh, al. ship Har Moon 10 anchor in your
NaTbor
Sailing bravry In nrorgh what, called The
Sarro~s.
All the time 80 busy lodging indian srrows
- grand river splendid body ~ vaIs.
o. have sen lines ~ peace also Of slaughter.
OF ha,. touched au history and OF sucB
I,n We teach yug awning Not mTcn
q Grand HUDSON wha' We ~row about sou. from
yau- Innovation
p.rt down TO the 'Im. Of The Hudson Fulton
.-mrn>tTsiinI.
You have seen many moons gpon the uau-
Mary .urS ypV nav" >ern when they 81. risen
Many trru 50 fee from jail by trsin
And rpany Tee men sen, oy train TO prison
Ior have --ru ~ grow aud our parents before us
Sow We sin. Your p-al>e In one great big chorus
Vou an r.'.H'y liG'Srn males bow frma lrs
80 4~frsS
To sou a. YOU roll r"'w--n Nc~ Work snd New
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-23
NEW YORK. November :,
IN. Ad,-r,,.,ns Vain. Of Collier. rcnts.lI.

To rHH EDIroR ov TVS SrS-sN'' E x
Is right when he says hat tho heads ~ or roi'
i,gr. hAvr much IN answer for in permitting nc
game Of football 70 continue. II II IDLE - pT'
tend shat they do This In behalf " me rsn 10y a.
cal welfare 81 Ih-ir students. They 10 T. ~ ~
>ak- NJ TIRE free adv cruising II brings then Th-v
know perfectly wrn that tire game has oern
totally warped from is Org insl plan IN tris r'1
Try and mas oe<enerat ted In Ia br,Its hrs' COUSIN
to gutter fighting They know mat r. u game
that brings no permanent hrnrn' 10 any PLa''r
no one ever plays football after he = - ~
brings lifelong Injuries Ia hundreds IN ne w. "
spraIn. vrcnrheVi Joints. weakened nganens
and Oyersnained hearts Th~y snow i'- ics'h
record They know that - pay choogJ = q 7''o
psychology that leads away from -er~e ant .'Se
and fairness They know that n would not 'sni
on its merits = single season. would NOT -..F''s
except for pumped mp enthusiasm mt ''' -
c.aizrd devotion ~ a s~t 81 romp-ThuNr iie''
They know that ~ II ons of the poorest "NAi.' -
Of square sportsrn anshlp the world aT'r'- :
Ouly rarely has one ~ them the courage p" ~
word against n. b.
NVx Yowk. November -.
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rue PERFEfT MtBIETTE.
MosirstH Refusing the Crown 10 which
he shows Anew Ili< Right.

To rHE EDITOR oY THE SrS-S1: In The
exercise Of editorial license Won af1Ksd
certain speculative Ia the writer fven
after you have been asked to relinanish
VuUr prnp.nsirIe- ia this direction you stu
per-,st. and ,hs writer - therefor. Obliged
To appear IN "A double role that Of appellant
aud apologI~t.
In tn" interest Of common sense and falr
PLAY ! dissent from such u labelling Iudg-
meat am not perfect Mahieit-. nor
do pretend to he perfect human, a
perfect scholar or "A perfect gentleman.
P"upl" 'n III such titles are usually found
within the sacred purieu- Of the editorial
sarC'um
hop" this rebuke carroms also To the
head OF = u 7. Whose letter was pub
lished IL rHE SUS Of November 10, and lands
hard enough to instiI proper appreciation
Of 'he apodictiC uterance- OF Hamilton
Wright Nshi~ H. not 80 he expected that
savage or untutored minds can grasp the
purpor' Of Dr. MabIe'- Arcadia II does
not surprise one that the significance and
scope. wealth Of erudition. nuances Of style
and sincerity 81 thought found in his Will
lam Shakespeare should be- above the
mental reach Of the Phhisiine- while the
human interest and graphic pictorial charm
of his backgrounds OF Literature" allnres
III" average mind into inspiring channels Of
Thought
~ tn" gray morning mist - diss,pated
by the radiant sunshine. so will prejudice be
routed from the mind OF - Is L." II he
reads. not like the crafty men" who. Ba-
con SAYS. "con'emn studies. but like the
student who always enters the abode OF the
muse In tn" spirit OF rapt meditation
JOHN r. FARLEY.
PUMPToN LAKES. y J.. Novemb Der u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-23
New YoRH. November
On. Iehshystymoiogs.,.

To Iap EDITOR ov THs SvN->ir So poet,
raly does n come To the rescue Of TBv SrS's
opening Of the Horxk SHOW that II seems common
nore To prose Gone. then. are some ot
,hr idyls Of the past To the waste basket 60 the
lives OF those molly men who pious authors tell,
opened each day vitn prayer II the rest Of
the stories ~ those authors no, Nerscious
then must the volumes rank with the travels Of
Baron Munenausen. : pail falls over q glowing
description Of a tropical dawn by . celebrated
author who begins by weakening this morning. -
which scre-d % course stamps him a. a member
OF the Ananfas CLUB.
still fear that the ogre on will not down.
Think % she perpl-Sity of the foreigner who
hears . native remark 4 got up 90 this morning
to close the window He must try TO picture
,hc morning a. something like a stepladder Inc
danger Of riding two horses Is admitted. and 7 see
new dangers 30 the aviator who tries henceforth
20 ride an aeroDian- and on Monday tsic' a.
me same time
In spite NJ your correspondence. snail sun eI
pee, 10 s~e TIVE SrS announce 'he collision yes
terday of . street car ard auiomo o'le tina,
court opened yesterday morning and the stool,
my fellow correspondents I snail paste In my
dictionary A. sn authority for the 49,. 81 On th,t
old story Of the brtefnrSs 81 He
solomon GrInfy. born sunday.
Christrnri on Mondav.
Married nn Tuesday
Took SICK on Wednesday.
Got wors- on THURSDAY
Died on Friday,
Buried ou saturday.
And tina, was the ent ~ solomon Gr,Indy
BARTON ID Evans
DEPARTMENT OF FIsHhRiks Harrisburg. IA
November 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-23

The Hon DARIUS BROWN. Mayor OF
Kansas City. Mo. has ordered tho "m-
ployees in all city departments To re-
strain their natural affection for their
s,ipariors in Office and not To ContrIbui"
TO any funds for the purchase OF Christ
mas gifts for persons higher up. In"
custom at which he hits prevails III
many communities lrtaxrs unduls the
means of small salarl,d men. and ONLY
infrequently rises above the level OF
politely disguised bla"kmall
Mayor BROWN IN Publishing hs order
asserted that the subor,iInat"s whose
annual incomes were lrvl'si ON Tor con
tributions gave practically always under
compulsion. and IN mos, cases at least
believed that only hy giving could they
obtain or retain the friendly interest OF
those TO whom the presents were made.
That these are facts is notorious. IN"
clerk who is struggling 10 pay long
standing doctor bill diver,s part of MS
lnCom. to silver tea set either To escape
the ridlcul. or condemnation of his as-o-
GATES. or else IN the conviction that his
lob will ~, insecure II he refuses TO chip
in The very scrubwomen in some
public buildings have not escaped As
-,>Smenr From top to bottom OF the
list word has been passed that you had
better give up The list OF reluctant
and actually needy men and women
who have parted with a percentage Of
their salaries TO help max" merry
Christmas for their bosses must be long
This system Of extortlon il in opera
ton in a great manv other cities whose
Executives would do well to follow the
example Of the Missouri Mayor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-23
ssao srTOwosrLg ExPORrs.

WASHINGTON. Nov. D, In thu frat nins
months % isOs American automobiles to
ths number % 81: ware ssnf to foreign
count riss. In tina sans period Last wear
3.s;s machines wers exported. and q. go
were sold abroad IN the corresponding
term OF 1910. Export values for ths three
periods were 81. as. 5as s5.isi iO7 and
ss.Si.Oss- Including parts and tires
the automobile exports for 1910 from
January I to October / show value uf
SO, ISL 900
The cars have been widely dist ribut cd.
but Canada has been hs largest buyer. its
bill for the 1910 tenn he ing a little more
than ~ .OOO. OO0 IA Lees 10 he United King
dom amounted To nearly s., SO0. 600: To
France. $685.. 100. to Germany. S3Oo. 900; to
Italy $3.50 900; to Meyico. $50 600; 10 South
America. S3OO. 900: To ASIA and Oceania.
s72O,O Yet even with this increase IN
shipments the foreign market is only in
different " and imperfectly covered. Con-
suls in vsrio'is parts IL the world report
oIporunir les for the sale OF American
carsif makers will ge, into the field with
competent ms ruct ors and stay in il
with agencies from which pa rts- can bs
obtained when they are needed. In 1909
ATkShtIua imported So5,Vp worm pI
automobiles and Brazil bought $40. 900
worth. Other South American count ries
were buyers. though on smaller scale.
The total OF American sales in that con-
tinent for tho year 1909 was S,iO.OOO. II
American cars to an average value Of
$500. 900 a month can bs sold in England
and Europe. that being the record for the
current year. in composition with locally
made cars. il would seem possible o com
pete successfully with European cars m
all other markets
Automobile imports show decrease
Of one-half since 1905. This. however.
10 duo mainly to the purchase Of lower
priced cars. This average value OF the
cars imported IN iyOs was nearly 81. $40.
while tho average for 1910 has been about
s. 900