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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
no. and Feedstufs

Arrivals Of hav yesterday were 1.oos tons
Conditions Remained unchanged. Scott, Magner
& Miller say Of the market
the last six days 4.30o tons Of hay. which is
practically the same average amount mat We
1sve beer receiving for the last few weeks.
There is a decided dullness perrading the en-
tire market which is easily accounted Tor ana 70
be expected under present conditions. as trade
generally Is quiet and there has been very little
demand from any source at all except from the
shipping END Of the business.
A httle fancy hay will bring the topmHs'
ruots+ion but there has been such trifing
smount Of such hay available that practically
our entire arrivals have consisted Of No! and
The medium grades. which have been slow TO
move and viii not sell ar enough here 10 cover
The extra cost Of warehousing. All the horse hay
being shipped in is being taken from under cover.
and under normal conditions is always expected
n bear the additional expenses which accrue on
warehoused hay
The Hsy association is now gathering stats
tics of the total amount Of on band IN the
territory tributary 10 this marNrt and it is gen
orally known that the quantity must necessarily
h. large and its effect en- market conditions can
rot be expected 10 he favorable.
There has practically been no purchasing
done in the interior recently. and where any
hay has changed hands ar all IT has been in
~erv small quantities and for immediate ship
ment.
fion that II has been in for the last few weeks.
with no changes at present 10 note The de-
mand for this article has been exceptionally
good
est kind Of demand"
Bran-S2903I per ton.
hfddlincs-S3sd3s per ton.
Shorrs-S3O6732 per ton.
Feedstufs-Rolled barley. s22d23; rolled oats
for feed. S20631; mixed feed. S25 G2e for aver
age lots: nnseed oicske meal 20 tons $40. 10
IONS S40-50. ; tons S4l, smaller lots S41.50:
cocosnut cake or meal at mills. $3.50 in 20 and
10 and S2e in 5 ton lots jobbing. $3.50; corn
mesl, S36d37; cracked corn. S36d3T; alfalfa
meal. carload lots S17, jobbing SIS; red star al
fslfa neal. SIS in car lots and $40 iobbing; No
cesto alfalfa meal. SI650 il car lots and $3.50
5obhing: Stockton uleslfslfa. S17 IN car lots and
SIS iObbing; Csproco oilcske meal. S1650 per
Ton: calfalfs S19 in lots aud $50 jobbing-
Hsy-Ordinary wheat. S96125o; choice. $I3d
i: wheat and cat. Se611-50: tame oRt. sea
II 50; volunteer wild oat s7d9; alfalfa, $79l3;
stock hay. S566.50 per ton.
Strsw-35 G6Oc per bale.
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frsts. 32l5c: cooking 25c; ladle. 25c.
Eggs-Local ranch candled, 4sc; do case count
buying price. 44e: eastern fresh, 25c: eastern
storage packed extra, 32c; do storage sec
onds 2Tc.
Cheese-Northern fresh. 1sd2oc: local. 20c;
Oregon daisy. 1s1sc: eastern singles. 1sc; do
longhorns. IslS @19c; eastern eheddars. 2oc: i'm
ported swiss. SIC: jack. 20c; domestic swiss.
pa 24c: cream brick 19c: limburger. 19c.
Beans-No. ] pink SO. 25de.50; No. l limas.
S5d5.25; No 1 Lady Washington, S4.5oQ 40;
No ] small white S4.5o64 IS; No blackeyes.
SG No. ] garvanzas, 81; No. / California len
ills s6d1.
Potatoes-Highlands (cvn. S1.15d1.5o Sa
linas SLID; yellow sweets. $1.5od1.f5-
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n ifbout discount; bakers extras. S5.60d6; super
fne 81 4064T 70: Oregon snd Washington, per
bhl 81 S065 as for family. bakers and patents
and 81 05d4 so FOR cutoff: Kansas patents. $50;
do straights $3.50; Dakota patents. $40; 90
strsights. S7-2o; do clear. $3.50 per Dbl
Fsrinaceous Goods-Buckwheat -four. S3zO:
buckwhest -four self-rasing. s.; buckwheat
groats Ss: corn meal. yellow So. white So extra
cream yellow 50 %. extra cream white $50:
corn -four So; cracked whest, $3.50; entire wheat
-four. $500 farina. $500; graham -four. IS,
hominy. large So. small So. granulated 80; @ oat
rice -four Sc: rolled oats. Sz.25; rolled whest,
Sc 80; rye Sour So 25; rye meal. $50; Spit
meas yellow s6 green Sc so; extra cream rolled
osts $50 lbs 81 so . 80 III sacks 81; rolled fakes.
$50 ID barrels s.. rs; 90 lb sacks S5-25; rolled
wheat $50 ID barrels S4-75; 20 lb sacks $40
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Portland Iiyexfock Market

PORTLAND. Oct e-Cattle-Receipts. 200;
market firm. Steers. choice. s5.2565.6o: me-
dium. s4.50d5: choice beifers. 81. 4.5od4. IS:
choice COWS 81 25G4.70: medium cows. So. 5064;
common cows. S2G3.50: bulls. $3. 50d4: stays,
S4d45o; calves. light S767.5o. heavy $3.75G5.
Hogs-Receipts. 300: market weak. Top, So. %
@9-5o; fair 10 medium. S9@9.25.
Sheep-Receipts. none: market steady. Best
valley wetlers. So 25 d3.50: good wethers. S36
3.25: best mountain wethers. 81 25d4 so: best
valley ewes, S30350; lambs. choice mountain
s.. .25 1850 choice valley $4.T595.
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Los Angeles Produce Market
Special Dispofch 10 The Call

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 29.-OnIy SIS cases of
eggs were received today. and as result the
market was tight. No advance in prices was
made. however Butter-H ighlands sold be-
tween Sl.25 and S1.50. Receipts Of produce
were: Eggs 50 cases: butter, 29.3 lbs: cheese.
4.32o lbs: potatoes. $40 sacks: onions 800
sacks; sweet potatoes leS sacks; apples. 5000
boxes
Butter-caIifornia creamery extras, s5c; do
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Nevv York Produce


NEW YORK Oct 2e.-Hops-Firn State
common 10 choice 1910. lsd 23c: 1903 1sd 19c:
Pacific coast. 1910. 136l6c: 1903. iodl4c.
Hides-Firm. Central American. 2lizc: Bo-
Petroleuna-S Steady. Refined New York bar
fels. Z. SOC: refined New York bulk 2 e0c: Pbila-
delnhis barrels 7.4ne. DO bulk 39Oc
Nooi-0uet Domestic fleece. 30c
Sugsr-Rsw. nominal: muscovado SOC: cen
trifueal $500: molasses. 3.o5c. Refined sugar
easy: cut loaf < soc: crushed ; 36c: molo A
95c; cubes. 4-s5c; xxx powdered + 75c:
powdered. ! 7oc: grsnulated. I Soc: Diamond A.
No. ? 43oc: No 3 25c: No T. 42nc: No :,
415c: No 8. 41Oe: No. T. 4.05e: No. & 4c:
No .. $3.50: No. 10 aeoc: No. II 8s5e: No.
y. 3.soc; No. 13. 3.75c; No II 3.75c
vance Of SAG points. Sales. 43. 500 bags No.
vember s.90c: December S95c: January. a.02c:
February. 907c. March. 9.l2e; April. 9.l4c:
May. . 17c: June, 2. 1sc; July. a.1ec; August.
No Rio. lo7kc; Santos No. 8 14c. Mild
coffee. steady: cordoVa. 111z dl3&c.
Butter-Stesdy; unchanged.
Cheese-Steady: unchanged Weekly exports
sss boxes
Esgs--ouiet. Fresh gathered extra hrsts %
a BIC: frsts 2e0 2sc.
DRIED FRUITS
NEW YORK Oct. 29.-Evaporsted Apples
choice. ss4 @el%e; prime. Is. acc, common to
PrunesgIn fair demand. firm: s01oc for Cali
fornias up 10 3o-4os. and 7S4 @9l5c for Oregons
for 60-3ns
Aprioots inactive. offerings small prices
steady. Choice 1oL d12s4c; extra choice l36
1870: fancy 1915 Gl4c.
Peaches are IN somewhat better demand
prices hrm, Choice, 7G7izc; extra choice. SIG;
Rsisins-Inactive. Steady Loose muscatels.
81 16ilc. choice 10 fancy seeded. s1t@71tc:
seedless 5dsc: London layers. S12od1.35.
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81 -5as: blackeye. s5953o: lima. recleaned
81 s5d4 So red kidneys. S5d5-t5; cranberry
beans s4d so: carvanzas. $2.15d3.25; horse
beans. 81 -25M2.25.
. Seeds-Brown mustard. 4S4c; yellow mustard,
80: fsxseed 5m515c; canary. 3u3S4c: al
fslfs. IsGlec: rape Id2s4c; timothy, SIC;
hemp. 2sl d3c; millet. &c per 10.
= Dried Pees-Green. S3@3 % per ctl.
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New York Metal marLe,

NEW YORK Oct 2a.-The metal markets
were dull and nominally unchanged Tin
So. 2od36. SOC.
Lake copper. Il. s7ls @l3c: eleetrolytic. 1918
d12s7i9c: casting, 12.S7l5@ @12.62iac.
Lead 40M4 SOC
Spelter. 5.I5d5. .s5c.
Iron unchanged.
Bar SILVER. 55sac
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COTTON FUTURES
st. Louis Wool Market

ST LOUIS. Oct. 29.r-Market frmer Mediur
grades. combing and clothing. 23la d241sc: ligh
fine I9d21c; heavy fine 15@1Tc; tub washed
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The Pyramid Lompany's North
Midway property of twenty acres is
situated in the North Midway gush-
er territory with enormous produc
ing wells Immediately adjoining on
the South, East and North. This is
without doubt one OF the richest
pieces of oil ground in the Midway
field.
No. l we'll on the North Midway
property has now reached depth
of about 1900 feet and is likely to
enter the gusher sand any day. This
we'll, when completed. is absolutely
L. L. b.c< Gee d..ea< IL
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Naval stores-Turpentine and Ro-in

SAVANNAH. Ga Oct. %. -Turpentine-Ffrm
TTG7714c: sales. 800; receipts. $40: shipments
15s: stock. 201e3
Rosin-Firm; sales. s26; receipts .5s7: ship
ments, $40; stocks. 73,s71. Quote: B. $3.50 D.
s5.95: r. SIS: T, S6.05: G. S6.05: H. S6.I0: r.
$50: X. ss.45 N, $780, n. sG.70; WG, 81;
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about 800 feet, and from the
time depth of 4S5 feet was at
tanned considerable quantities of
gas have been present at all
times, sufficient on occasions to
blow the water out OF the hole.
Drilling operations are pro-
crossing rapidly. and it is ex-
pected that the we'll will be
completed at a depth of from
1000 to $500 feet. There is no
question whatever that it will
be a good, big producer, and
there is every probability that it
may be a gusher of great pro-
portions.
The Pyramid Company also
has on this property a complete
Standard drilling equipment on
drilling equipment on section 20
of the tract. The Pyramid Com
thousand barrel supply tank bull
where required.
Another we'll is being dril1e
which holds under lease porti
This big Loo acre tract Of
coming year or two one Of the
,,1t,,,,o ta1,- ,,,,lxa a,-a~,- -Eox4 ~
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pose of the management to drill
twenty wells on the forty acre tract
Two wells are now being drilled on
the Prosperity ground. The water has
been cennented off in both and they
will be drilled in about the 1st of
November. One or two drilling equip
ments will be kept in constant opera
ton until twenty wells are drilled on
this property.
With twenty wells drilled on the
Prosperity property, each producing on
an average of forty barrels per day, it
alone will earn over one hundred thou
sand dollars per year net, with oil sell
ing at only SOC per barrel.
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z(PYRAMID OIL COMPANY
Cbtcaco Dairy Produce Market

CHICAGO. Oct 2a.-Butter-Steady. Cream
cries 24d29Isc: daires. 23G27c.
Eggs-Receipts. 43T9 cases. Steady; at mark.
cases included. 1sl5@2l1ac; frsts. 25e; prime
hrsts &c.
Cheese-Steady Daisies, 15615Ac; twins. Il
a 14lhc: Young Americas, 15G15Ac; longhorns.
I43. G7l5c
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as soon as No. l has been deepened
two or three hundred feet work will at
once be commenced on No. 4. 1t is the
plan of the Pyramid management to
keep two strings of tools constantly in
operation on the Santa Paula property
until a large number of wells have been
drilled. The oil produced on this prop
erty is high grade refining product and
commands big premium price in the
market. The oil from the Santa Paula
property is being sold at 75c per barrel
and negotiations are now pending with re-
finers in the southern part of California which
will, we are confident, result in the Pyramid
Company securing at least $1.00 per barrel
for all OF its oil from the Santa Paula property.
of great many million barrels of oil in the
Santa Paula property, which will be recovered
by the Pytamid Company as time goes on.
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Pyramid Prosperity
Property

The Pyramid Prosperity prop
erty comprises forty acres of
proven oil ground in the Kern
River oil fields, being the south
west quarter of the northeast
quarter of section 2O-2S-2S. The
Pyramid Company does not ex-
pect that big producing wells will
be brought in on this territory,
but it is absolutely certain to
secure a production of from forty
to fifty barrels of oil per .day from
each we'll drilled. 1t is the pur-
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Santa Paula Property

The Santa Paula property, the first
acquired by the Pyramid Company,
comprises 120 acres of proven oil
ground. No. we'll on this property
was drilled to depth of 1885 feet
and has been a good producer. No.
? well. which is drilled to-a depth of
1900 feet, penetrated rich sand not
encountered in No and is now pro-
ducing high grade refining oil at the
rate of 200 barrels per day. Nc l is
now being drilled two or three hun
dred feet deeper to tap this additional
rich sand, and when again placed on
the pump will no doubt be nearly or
quite as good a producer as No. ?.
The Pyramid Company has two
complete drilling equipments on the
Santa Paula property. Work is just
being commenced on No. 3 we'll, and
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General Merchandise

BaEs-Grain bags. 5l2c spot and &c 1911 ne
lirerv: san Quentin bags. nominal: wool bags.
27lac for 3i4 lb and 2sl2e for lb; fleece twine,
Tlec per III.
Coal Pennsylvania anthracite egg. s1e per
hay. 81: Australian house-Richmond. etc, 50;
Pelaw Main. So: Stanford Richmond. SO; Cum
berland SIS in bulk and $3.50 in sacks; Welsh
anthracite: SIS; coke, SIC per ton in bulk and
On-Quotations are for barrels. Linseed.
Sl.u per gallon for boiled and Sl.o9
for raw, cases &c more; castor oil in
cases. No. Tie: Bakers "A. SL1TdL19; China
nut. cases 65ea i5c per gallon: coeoanut OIL IN
barrels. S0GS3l5c for XXX. 77l5 MSlc for No. /
extra bleached winter sperm oil. soc; natural
winter sperm oil. soc; natural whale oil, 53c
pure nestsfOot oil. s5e; No. neatsfoot oil CSC;
herring oil. SOC: salmon oil. soc; boiled fish oil,
Coal OIL Gasoline. etc.-water white. iron
barrels drums. &c: $50 degree oil. iron barrels
or drums. 10i2c; special do. lie; pearl oil. In
cases. 16c astral 16c star. ice; extra star. 19c;
Elaine. 26Iac: eocene. 19c: red crown and motor
gasoline, in bulk I7c. in cases 24c; engine disti-
late- in drums l1c; cases &c more; Sc degree
gasoline. In hulk Soc in cases 31i2c: varnish
makers and painters naphths, in bulk 15c. in
IN buik drums and iron ron barrels barrel =
Rosin-E. $40: T. Sc. -; G, $3.50: n. s9.55;
$1,000: WV. slea5 per barrel Of 2se lbs
BED and White Lead-Red. s1z acc; white, "a
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows terms net cash; Standard, fine granu-
lated. jc; standard coarse sranulated, Sc; fruit
Eranulsted. SC: cut loaf. in barrels only. &c;
q & 2. crystal domnOs > ID cartons In cases.
=; % In ? 10 cartons in cases. S.5oc; monarch
bar. 5.35c- tablets. in half barrels 5.50c; do in
> 70 boxes. 575c: cubes and A crushed. 5-2jc;
monarch powdered. 5IOc; xxx powdered,
= I0c: candy ersnulated. ; 10c: confectioners' A.
Hc: confectioners' crystals. BLOC; extra fine
granulated. Soc; magnolia A. 4.60c; extra c.
Z 45oc; golden c. 1. 40c; n. 4-30c. Barrels and
80 III bags l0c. half barrels 25c. boxes SOC more
per 100 lbs than for bags Of 100 lbs net. Bar
IN 81 snd 20 10 tins 81 10 more. in and 10 lb
tins 81 IS more per 100 lbs than price for this
grade in 100 III bags.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes as follows: Granulatel basis. SC;
n grade" bar 5.S5c: powdered. 51Oc; A
crushed $3.50; berry. SC: c. & II. extra fine
ersnulatee. Sc: coarse dry grsnulsted. Sc; CON
fect ioners A, SC; confectioners' crystal. 5.1Oc;
cubes- a25c; bricks half barrels. 5-5oc; bricks.
IN % 10 boxes. 5.15c: extra fine dry granu-
lsted et1oo ID hsgs onlyl. ! Soc; excelsior A,
SOC; extra c. 4.5cc: golden c. 1. .4oc; yellow D.
SOC; cut loaf, in barrels only. &c; II. & r.
crystal dominos. ID cartons in cases, Sc; do
z 10 cartons. in cases S.50c. Additional per 100
lbs; IN barrels and 50 III bags 10c more: half
barrels, 25c more; boxes SOC more for all grades.
Bar IN % aid 40 ID tins 81 20 more; in 10 ID
inns, S2S5 more Minimum order. carload weight.
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certain to be a big producer. and
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No. 1 we'll on the North Midway property
the gusher sand any day.
The Pyramid Company's 1 500 acre tract Is a
alone will undoubtedly make Pyramid of til
. the coming year two.
The Pyramid Prosperity property is prove
brought in early in November
The management of the Pyramid Oil Comp
development campaign for the coming year. wh
that time worth at least ten times the present
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secure a production of from forty
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the southeast quarter of section Is and complete Rotary
Also additional dercks located various sections
pany has its own water system this property, with
1t and water lines running various portions the ground
d this by the Midway Prudential Oil Con,panv
on of the orthwest quarter of section 3OL32-25
ground will m axe the Pyramid Oil Company during the
greatest oil sntsrprss in the State Of California and will
Pyramid stock worth from twenty times the present
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-28
Methodist Church

The revival services at the Metho-
dist church conducted by Rev. w. A.
Dunnett and the pastor closed Sunday
night. Many came to the church but
were unable to get in On account OF
the crowd. Although extra chairs has
been provided and every foot Of avail
able space utilized still there was not
room. ."~-.,-.-., s
| In the morning the pastor. received
thirty-eight into the church. Twenty
came in on probation and eighteen in.
to full membership. It was an en-.
couraging sight to see SO many young
people uniting with the church and
covenanting with: God FOR service.
There are several others who will be
received into the church next Sunday.
This week Rev. Dunnett and the pas.
tor are holding services at Bethany
church six miles northwest of the city
On Thursday dinner was served: in
the basement of the church and ser.
vices were had both afternoon and
evening. 81 s< a II. ii: nj 81 &. IS 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-28

At the home of Mrs. G. w. H. Da-
Wis Saturday evening the Alpha Phil
othea class Of the Methodist church
delightfully."- entertained Rev. Dunnett,
and the Baraca class at banquet.
Reverend T. A. Olson, as toastmas-
ter, then called upon the president of
the Alpha Philothea class, Miss Eliza.
beth K1ingel, who responded in a
pleasing and witty manner to "The
Baraca Class" The charming hostes-
ses were highly complimented for
their delicious spread by David Shell
yer, in his toast, ".The Alpha Phile-
thea" After which Rev. Dunnett fol:
lowed with Il Am an Evangelist, Not
a Gentleman" And Miss Eva Dunnett
with pleasing talk on Devils Lake. u
In the course of Rev. Dunuett's re.
marks he took occasion to compliment
the Sevilla hotel, declaring that II
was one of the neatest, most homelike
and best managed hotels that he had
seen in many a day. Miss Dunnett
also spoke very highly of the kind
treatment and hospitality that she had
received while in the city. Rev. Olson
was at his best as POSTMASTER and
made the evening one long to: be re-
membered by guests and hostesses.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-28
: sPREssYTERiAN CHURCH. ) j I.I'l:IJ Il,

Services ct the Fresbg terrain church
Sunday y day, Jan soth, Dig 1eloNs:: q.
Morning worship at LEO clock. ab.
ject Back to Bethel" or .'Thes Re
newal q Spiritual Life. ( s .S;'f$5ss
Sunday school ati12z o'clock.
JunioE :Endeavor ct O'Clock. I u
Senior ndeayor at $3.50 o'clock
Evening, ;Worhsip ;at z: 80 O'Clock.
Subject, "The Face Of Jesus ChrIEt.'s !,
To these services athe church With
q welcome very cordially invites the
public. Il You are stragner III town,
or '1r have q, no church home, you areas
sured Of welcome at this church.
Seats are free. i 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-28

new state depends wholly upon the
older states for its teaching, force,
Thus far native Dakotans are not per
mitted to take prominent part in the
educational life of that new common.
wealth. Forty years ago or less Iowa
occupied a similar position. Home
talent was regarded as crude and was
oftimes discredited. People labored
under the impression that home grown
products were not capable of blozing
the way for. intellectual and moral
achievement and as a consequence the
educational affairs Of the new state
were dominated by men coming from
older sections Of the country. It has
only been of recent years that the
state has come in the possession of
her own. In the place of sending to
other states: for educational leadership
we are now supplying our needs in
this direction from our own resources
and are sending abroad every year
men and women thoroughly equipped
for Intelligent and successful work.
along all lines Of human endeavor.
Men and women Of Iowa are not only
sought In the various ayocations and
professions in this state: but they are
in demand in the older states as well
as in the newer ones in the great west
In the years gone by a failure to rec.
ognize merit developed here at home
drove many strong men and women
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-28

from our borders and some Of the
great leaders in the thought and acti.
vities of the present were forced from
the state because Of lack Of proper
recognition Of those who grew supj
among US, the theory being that twas
necessary to 60 outside Of the state:
for suitable material with which tosdo
the work. It. is one Of the penalties
that new states must pay. President
seerley says that North Dakota and
the#other states in the great north
west are now doing what Iowa prev,
iouslya dido rowding out home talent
for that which Is imported from other
sections" w {.s;1=
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-28
STANDS FOR
NORTH OAK.
w. n. MERRIck WRITES OF CALI.
FoRNiA AND SAYS NO BET.
TER FOR AVERAGE IN
T.. COME Than HERE.

r. - e S~"6 1Nr ;.EEnEs
We are this week In receipt of a
letter from W. r. Merrick; who Is at
Long Beach, California. He is much
pleased with the climate, ETC., but
feels that there is no better chance
for an average income from the high
priced land OF that district than pre-
walls Fin North Dakota. His letter is
as follows. -
please find enclosed remittance for
your paper another year. Having been
a reader Of your paper for more than
q quarter of q century, each issue is
appreciated, as it comes to this land
of sunshine and flowers, and unsurpas-
sed climate, with the messages Of
progress, thrift and upbuiiding Of my
old home, county and state. .- !:
This country is very progressive
but land values are held at high
price; the orange orchard is not better
for an average income than the wheat
and fax fields: of North: Dakota. INT. +.
81 'sYours truly, q j.. 4: .... q
- ~7f--+F n Il ,Fa.S
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-28

served by Mrs. Wallace and Mrs. Reid,
before the guests departed. This time
favors went to Mrs. Jens Svee, Mrs;
F. T. Fox, Mrs. Geo. Rodenbach and
F.. w. Foster. -:S"-t~