davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17

STRUCTURAL STEEL.-The demand for
structural steel is active The I-1ite5 -
states steel Corporation booked last nonf6
between oon and $500 TONS which is az
the rate or approximately $4,000 tons a
year orders now on the books or rha
Earl9us companies assure activity well into
o9e latter part OF the year IN this branch
OF the nnished steel industry. In most
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
Bankers posted rates were:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - Boston. AZ
discount. Chicago. par; San Francisco.
Sicat - premium, telegraph a1zc premium I;
NV Orleans. commercial 25c discount,
LINK s. premium Charleston. buying par.
selling l-I0c premium: 81. Louis. 2Oc pre-
rni1.ru ia. SOC premium asked; Mime
apolis soc premium. Savannah. buying
.-i6c discount: selling par
SILVER MARKET.-CommerCia bar sill
YER -ssvc: Mexican silver dollars. 44c. Bar
silver in London closed al 25 3-1sd. q decline
q 1-1sd-
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid. 7.55; Lis
tor. 500
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. - Mexican ex-
chang or New York is quoted al 2.o115-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES

Total sales Of bonds. s522, 500.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds. compared
with Fridays:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
MEETINGS.
EIISINESS CHANCES.

ADDITIONAL. CAPITAL-we finance and
promote enterprises OF merit: Mining I'm
l.sr Coal. Oil. Electric Railway Water Com
-szuieS and Industrial enterprises supplied with
,-.-kirg cash capital. bond and stock issues
taken Ter sale Call write. l. T HUNTER
4 CO brokers. Highest banking reference
f,lrnfkred 500 Broad 81. NeNars. y. j.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

FURNISHED bv j. Thomas Reiuhardt- No IS
Il tsroad street New York and No. 81 Devon
BostCn.}
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STRykER To SPEiK ron DIN.
ne win appear M the stage uItn Judge
Parker In tIca

CrI'A. oct p Chairman r. 3 Jnr-
dan ~ IN" OusI1a county Democratic
general committees his afternoon m
nounc"d thai President VI " Strykyr
81 Hamilton college Republican 80.
IN m" pnSt has stood firmly hy hts .-,rt,'s
candidates. will speak ~ no D"rr.~ratic
meeting IN this city IN Monday "y.ninr
next. when Judge Parker will advocate
tn" election 81 John 4 Biv and N" Donn.
cratic state ticket Presidan' Strykor.
dIsnpprnval ri the stand tako'r hv col
Roosevelt as tho party Doss IN "a" Stat,
- we'll known. a. D." las gwen r,iI,,i,.
Ir"rnnca 20 that fact I, Vas int,na,ed
i"N DAYS hgD that no was wiling o.,
fuT'hs' cypress his id',ls against the
dpini'tdiIon 81 Col Rops.v.li and Chan
man Jordan n The D~mo~ra'tc commute.
invited him 10 appear upon tho Majestic
Theatre stage on Monday "y"utug with
Judge Parker Chairman Jordan today
received an acc~pfanc" of the INVITATION
Pr@Siden' Stryk.rs appearance. on 'ho
stage with ~" Democratic par'y'S landing
orator Will b" one n tho event. ~ mo
campaign " - not "Np"c'eh fha' Pre-.
dent Sryk"r will max" an offended
speech We viii probably talk rigi'
from the shoulder. a. ~ MS custom. md
make reply 20 CoI Roosevel' and ether
HspublIcan speakers Who hav. attacked
him Tor declaring his Intention 20 vote
for Mr. DI
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10, mDTR> mr. I, FIVE.
Chauffeur GNing ~. brother . Urea,
Nas His skull Fractured

\ ~ riding parry ~ -. iron fence
surrounding Thomas JeT"-s0n PARK. a.
ii,'1 s'r""' ard P'.aSar' avenue a. ,
oiOck Yesterday morning md smashed
'u- touring autDmpr.l" 'N.y had tascn
Oui v.'l' y tho pDu"-- know edge One
q 'h"'l. la"."s { kel.T. chaui"IT has
. tract ur"d saul and - "NpcCt"d - dc
Nelly worNs f." Francs DrAy . -?
Eas' seventy seventh ~'rce- H.s bro'her
Patrick - No-oio1. conn came - town
n ghi n"for" last and -" chauffeur IN.
vi'"4 ham Tor r.d" They enf - fh.
ghragr ~ Fast tighiy-sINth stree near
THIRD avenue. - here NJ Dra1 had his
machine and said thai NJ Draz wanted
-" car Then they went OF FOR n ride
Apparently hey were IN ~" way home
"a .'fI th"y ran into trouble Ire machine
- ~ crympicd Ip. and both ksllvs wer.
thrown uI' u was Sald IN ~" neighbor-
fDCd 'hA' he men had 'hrsa girla With
them wh" disappeared when the part v
cam" - greet
IT,. injured man was taken 20 the Har-
Jon Hospital under arrest for reckless
dri'.uR. IutoN.ca'Ior and grand larceny
HIS tro'h.f vas locked ~, rn charges ~
.n'o,.ra'ion and grand larceny MARis.
'rai" Hou-" IN RI" Harlem court paroled
Patrick Kelly 'nfu Tomorrow morning
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TIFRiGE fONIENTIO> yRIDu
Hr'. CAu H,p~-r rh., Th-r-u Be .oUo
DeIegates.

NT- Carrie Chairman at boss - 'he
Woman Suffrage rar'y. -aiI Yesterday
that 'H"r" would uHdolI'odlv ir a. less,
M regularly "l"c'sd delegate. from ~.
Assembly districts e the CITY seated a.
~" Carn-gl" Hell convention On friday
evening r",i
NrS tstt &. slated - succeed herself
and - - prohlb!" ~" rarrv I"ad.-- ,av.
that Mrs lau"s Ices laidlaw Misc Ida
rrn'' ard M William penrald will 10
r~-i"r'erl ~ iorJugh chairueu
-" orB'ory FOR N. occasion vii %
fuf nish"d ~ VIZ and Nr- Ihilip ~noN,..n
- London he honorary Nio"-chaIru.n
inclgd"
= ""'trrs RAJ s'a-rard Batr- 80.
''4' S'"T".s wallace irwin Bolton usu
'.Gss na'Ioy Nrs BYurE. C,,gr1r NJ.
vivian JaE - hiefei.n Ioi ,.-o' a. Ha-,ef
Nj Ma KAY. Pobsf' Hgn'a-. Nrs - a
J. belmont Edward iAu'.rJa.y MI..
t'fau"'h VI N.rTa Ir- ,aorg. IID,,-
ID lhomas ~uo"T. r..raH a. v..a-I
Dr'd Graham Phil,I- Mr. Amelia
bh'' bOrO'hy IN, Iurre-- F.n.r,-,,
h"rri"''s try-rrau. B"a'rI.a Fn-Is-.F,.
"T'-pn lIa.s Ms France In -, u.u
N-- I..." iJ"r"-ragy BlaN. H1rs-. u
E'H"r Nf. 'hnr,o''" P"rI.rs GILMAN
l.''"r"" Kelley ~" Fisher IIar.pr-'
Poll" "s'i"n Mr. Frank iN.!e VI and Nr.
>'"'h". 49," Mrs. ifrrs' Inorrr-,,.
~~'''. NJ tierry Wizard VI ar Vi.
ha'." 90. Frad. Mar Srar thu. U,,.
h1rR"' i".> X AI-pa,h,r Kh'hr-, I.l.
d"' NJ .-I N-- : 9, SIfgkryt,sE br nal
Mr. Itr."- , 'Ke'l VIZ aul Mr. W.llg,u
VI hr- 90. 80" trlh~r 'uHr.rs FiRstI
f.s,".. HiuI NbtcIGutraa ant Ir.
W,,IinTI II s.',s-"'..
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ROBBER CHOSE THE mr..
va" "" Hal dhOked .Iumprd Down the
Stairs and Trapprd iJIn,.

~ David Ro'hsch Id. a shoe salesman
~ 81 Pa'ch"n avenue. BROOKLYN wa,
gong through Nassau street AZ o.c,ncL
IHt night stranger invited MN To- have
a drink Ne refused and hurried ~.
nv the man followed RGihschild hal
SON" business IN the American TrsC, ~.
ci"fy blildinR. In NASSAU stree, A.
n" turned into the eni trance Re was n rain
accosten 10y the man Thinking ~ g.,
rld 81 him Roth-chIld TOLD hin - va,r
until he came oui
lns'"nl Of wait inR me man followed
MN 10 the ihlrt foor hallway lhsr,.
he suddenly rushed a, the salesman
fhroitied him and rinionsi hun aasin.,
the wall. az the same time dernandiny
hts mpney. Rothschi!d - .raII man
and although he striggled hard he rorilJ
90 HffIe. The holdup man went Through
nis pockets. taking his purse. containing
W " from his inside vest rocket
he man then released RothschiId and
dashed FOR the elevator II was an ,ha
ground moor Hothschild leaped dow N rb,
Nsirs. yelled 10 III. elevator man and
doOrfnan not 10 LET the other ott rho,
ran our INTO Nassau street and found
polcemen Powers and Conlon Whom
thcy entered the building the eIeyaror
man had The car stopped hot we~n th. frst
ana second hoOrs and was calmly Usf.n
lnf 70 all sorts NJ threats ~ bodily yiol.p,,,
y y" didnt lower the car and ALLOW IN.
"n@ passenger 10 escape
won n" saw the policeman he Iousr,J
~, car and turned ,or his passenGc,
kothschild a." tilted him az his assailsr,
Tohcctnan 'onlon found Rothsc hild's
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NFiNT avn ATTORNEY.
Not EnouEh for One. or Too Much for che
Other. thinks the Cour'.

In denying ~ application for lc1vc 10
r"mprnrnis"H personal injury sui' brought
pv "a" father - chIld that was run down
hv = w'Cou C'y Court Just 10 Daleltn,
-aid yesterday that II - Irnazihs 20 tho
judicial A. IL must br - tho lay mind In
interest how quickly and easily the IN.
jhrics ~ infants arc magnifed or mini
rnil@d ns occasion requires IN applica-
tIons for guardians 30 institute nesll gence
actions. mi thereafter In applications ,o
Comprorniso 70 same
IN" Count rotrarks that IN he prAsen,
case 4 siE-year old child was run doAp
N Aug'iv and ~" father had hirnesf
appointed qua piian al litern 20 a,ic frr
8? IN d1tnaRe1 on September ,. stating
m E,s petition hat the Child's injuIrie.
yer" - n grave snrinrs' and aStinR
nature In N" pc' lion FOR leave a.
compromise for So -" guardian ad Item
and ~. attorney say that mo chi,d's
iniIri-~ w"r" % smli! moment. that !,
G..c.lv recovered and 'hd' 'hs hcciden,
was dgs 20 'h- Negligence ~ the 10 rent.
" he fret pllc"
N How quickly ~" s"enN shifts n a h-ie,
period applrcn'!v FOR me convenicn,,.
o.! 'hD-" in charge Of IN. childs inier,..t.
save J -" Del"hanty Tho Coir.. "A v.
thai not satisfied with this -apparen,
deception III" guardian s'a'es iha, n.
haS agreed - pay he attorney 50 nor can, 3
~ any recovery and asks per mission IN .
give h" lawyer siOb y -" 500 he 10 'n 70, /
l. l. = sad AMI sorry thought 10 con.
fsmpll'" the commercial basis Tho la,
has reach'sd saws N" Court Jus,Ic,
lb"l"nar'y Aayr Thar IN no event will tho .
conscience q Tho Cour' perrni' the g,ia "a
ian 20 paw 10 tho attorney So nor con, a,
any r"~nv"-y.- and he refuses 10 nass
On ~" Application until h" has ute.fidneJ
'he physIcian Who ai'"nd"d IN. child a.
- Nh"ih": u has fully recovered Tho
attorney must 10 satisfied with S2S and
h" guardian must a-sunn" responsibility
Tor paying oven that amount
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STIuNON ~ mFFAIO.
"a" Attacks Tammany HaI and says He's
an phohi-r ~ HS",e, rIt'S PrIRcII,leS

B"Ffaf0 O~' - Henry :. S'trnson
s''act"i Tam MANY Hall m his address
'"-nighr m r0nv"n'ion Hall hrs first prhs
liz appearance. IN this city since hts nom
In-upn Tor Gov"nor IN Tho Republican
tirk"' "" I,Iotri from tho New York
T'v's =" show tbs' T4rnInany dominate
~" Dome ratio STAT" Crnvcnti,sn ~
R"h"s'"r and that lobbyists and cor
r"rFiSr' "ir" ri.llers v"rc thirG N ~"
'"nv.r','n ,ity '"fprs ~" ,iclc.A'es al
started thrr"
Ia" "pr"si'inn - New York ro~s
'Lr"rs =" hIs "l"cfIop ss,Irlc,' 9Th ,hc
"fJ o-r'iprs frprr variruS rn'er. sta lr Wall
S'r'"' and such ocn'ros saii Nr S't-rson
-Is no '"s' compliment h." hal had ~
'ar ~ the CAMPAIGN The II -. sAid
b." refused 10 print hls narnc. referring
20 him ~ Nr Roo~evsl''s dummy Ha
declared thai he Wa Po1scv~l' dummy
y 'ha' meant an upholier II Roos.yslr :
prinor' l"- A. nv"uI,'jfH,i hy his rise FROM
Ass"mhlvwar NJ through H." Presidency
ami ra"k 80 priva'a gi'iIenshtI
RI o. tot ~ Roc %, sl' = .l,IfFFr,y.
B." -.,id ~ aETbusly nl-e = - ARMY ~ 'hev
~ can 'ha' ! - Governor would st n
lnyhnfr.- say s" pr opinions "Nc"p' my
00 o'0scl"nc. and sincere b"hcf "a g ha,
49, r'gr' IT," rrorris'or - o." Hs-rH
knows Pat ~ S"ll - nybody On .ar'h
T." r-~I" 81 N" canraizu No said
'-'-" f1r beyond mere parry .-suss /
N'-nd for -" p"pul" ~ ~" -'a'. p. Se~
N'-k aE'!ns' The "rcrpac hT're n'~ . prrvi-
.'-yr - JIy form Nv TIM I moan for
Example. hat ! stand infeylbly for the
rlc''- - 'ha public ~ 80 'hei- f-anchisN
sR'irs' ~" encroa"hrn"n's ~ our faction
rrfnpari"-. ar gas companies and or
public s"-vIcs corporations r. 'Na'
! '-"ar ''ra' I stand infeNibiy against no
-''h-h 70 ~ the p"upl~s uonev hy ~.
Ir-grlEr" rnmpAni"S and D'h"- adu~iarv
corTor1'''us Nv thai ] moan that !
r'1Ed n""rinly agAins' IN" onr-!1''-g
lrHU"rc" - selfish and interruptions
lr,-irs~- d - '.I"h our legislatures ov-
u"rrIns'tng 0or''n'l'n- anil 'Vr other
=. l't,i = ,Chin"rv
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Democratic state Committee 10 Attend
IIIil's funeral

AfrATv. oct >? Men1hers Of n.
Democratic stat" commIt'c. have been
notified by Secretary Iohn \ Mason "a
meet IN Albanv A. the Ten Eyck Uo,.l
Monday IN" members are called Ia,
ae'her to attend q body the funeral Of
IN" late senator David X Mn which !.
80 tax" place al ~ Peters Episcopal
huTch az 2 y VI
tn" honorary palib~arers will include
Judges irving q NAnn and Fr~de-ick
Court Justice Alden Ch@ster " albany
former United States senator Edward
Murphy. .yr ~ Troy. Alton y Pnrks-
norman Mack John 4 Dix. Thomas
" OHb"rne. ex-Justic- D-Cnhy HerricL
William She~hRn. John u Stancb
h"ld Charles Collin Dr .Joaaph u
Bryant and John A Sisiche- 81 Neu yorL
- W Kellogg ~ Cortland. ex.ConR resS.
man " Rockwell and William N
Lowell Of Elmira and " Carl Ely Of Bur.
fAiO. ''
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,rtI,i IhrI.t,.. nrn, Inn.,n.

Deputy sheriff Schcrer has received
an observation-disclosures Howard chandler
Chrsty. IN" artist. for t?5j IN favor Of
n" Lowell Realty Company ~ -ll' II
for ihTe" months rent due September 1
of al apartment ~ Riverside Drive and
i26'h street ~ a yearly rental 81 81 .G:O
II ~ stated that Christy leased the apart =.
men' from October !, 1907 The attach.
rnent was granted by Judge DelehAnty
~ the city Iourt on the ground ~ non
r"SidcnC" equity sheriff S,herer served
" ~ Nj Mofat ~ MoTn' Yard 4 Go.
publishers. ~ ~ Nest Seventeenth street
10 attach money due AlT Christy for
royalties
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'O\TEUPT ~ WINOR 'O RT
Prisoners Doubt the Pow rr Of = NunIcE
pal Justice 10 Lock Them tn

NUpr"m" Court Justice Mccall z..r'"i
writ ~ certiorari Yesterday - Lone.
irving and Frsderick ! Gro=-a 80 '... ~
warden Rock ~ Ludlow -,rca' |H. -
cerify 10 the court all the ~ r...' ng-
under which Municipal Cpur' IH-r''
SEAMAN ~ the Ninth dis'rc' son T.. ~
- iail for thirty days and fnei '." ~
ana CAV" Grn-s" ten day and 'rai nor,
si"p after ndIudging them E.'
criminal contempt Tor di-oh IN
order of Municipal Jus'I." >u.frI.
he order was Is>uei III The 49, ~
y Andrews Company agll.f l'n.'
Mcnd"l' IN and Louis flnusna. m
which snS ohaIr- had b""n r"s.. -
from the defendants Justice ~ ~
order directed any per-on having .-'od'
~ tho chairs 10 deliver inem ui' 10 w
d"f"ndanis. and Crosse and lr IIc %.
found guilty ~ resisting when ."
marshal attempted - take rr" .'t's
In th"t- petition fpr Tho v'i' J.
lrO~@e said thar thor commit r"
illegal IN that n was hsyoni fHr r.R 81
J'stIc" 80 man and fha' fh"y .'.t. N
an opportunity 10 puf ~ = d"i'u."
tented that they had f"fu-'i ~
Justice Snitkin's order
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$50. ~" pir- In mar Harbor.

Ban HARMON NJ" Ir' p Tn. ~.
-"n"" = vIrd saved tho business par.
- town nom a." early today when
hair'-s r'i-'"d 10 'ua rear - Soc,e,v
Fn'l and turned for rIV Tours. DESTROY.
luR tire" frame bu.ldlngs Tie Ins- wns
y" M l. Wa partly covered ~ insiIr.
hro" Daring m" progress 81 m" 20
= ? "ffrnDf" q Icvs'l.' Vns Lady,
10 MS sfur" and forced - lymp fhro,Igh
= uindyw lie vas taken ~ local hos.
pitA
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pHrS. "n IN foor bat IL co.,a u.i ht
on" s. Toll. In on" 81 ~" ,-r.rTer'
p"cN't' III" police found SIS and n N.
u" SEQ Tn" total was n" amount
"h'Ch Roth child said h" had lost
III" prisoner. who SAID h wa Jane
hs' lilo. ~ years old - chaur.u' = H
h"hdav street. Jersey city. w.. .'r,"d
np ~ N" oak street police STATE.
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TEs Wal S'rss' edition ~ THT PvV~fSo SUH
c0n's'ns oil me fnAn'.H ns"s and no s'o.. anf
bo7i p I0'Afors 'Y no rinse ~ no mar. ~ Th~
dosing quotations ,r-' fiaE 'Hs nl' ard ask.
price WA s1diuDra. ncvs na.ts, sr~ rom.
nned also b. iEs night ed nnh Of TU EvISIxo
SuN.-Ads
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-16
PROPOSED PENSION
DISCUSSED
PLAN FOR CARING FOR AGED
PERSONS IN GOVERNMENT
EMPLOY CONSIDERED.

Washington. Jan. 1.-THE subject of
relief for men and women who grow
old in the government service was
taken ur today at a joint session of
the senate and the house committee
on clvfl service at which President
ODonoghue and u members of the
civil service retirement association
We're given hearing. All the repre-
s"ntatiSes of the association declared
they could stand no reduction of
salaries to fnrther a plan for annuities.
They appealed To congress for the re-
ttrement for old age or disability and
for compensation u families in ease OF
death while in line of duty.
Eleven az the associations commit
tee favored pensions, three favored
annuities through assessments on their
salaries. providing their salaries were
increased To meet the expense. and
one had no preference Questions by
the congressional committee showed
thai the subject WAS receiving serious
consideration
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-16
INAUGURATION BILL
SENT BACK
FIGHT OVER MEASURE RESULTS
IN IT BEING SENT TO COM.
MiTTEE AGAIN.

washington, Jan. 1.-THE fight be-
tween two committees over the juris-
diction of n constitutional amendment
10 change the date for the inaugural
ton from March To the last Thursday
IN April. resulted in the house today
committing the matter back to the
Judiciary committee. The action was
temporary defeat for the advocates of
the Henry resolution. hut AIR. Henry
later announced that an effort would
he made to reach an understandings
with Chairman Gaines of the commit
tee on election of president and vice
president which had reported almost
Identical measures and the judiciary
committee would take up the Henry
resolution land report 1t back to the
house within 10 days.
The house received the report of the
territories committee recommending
statehood for New Mexico and Arizona
and Chairman TaNney Of the appro-
prla'ions committee announced that
he would Try to bring M the urgent
deficiency appropriation bill next Mon
day. After culocies on the late Sen
ator Shoup of Idaho, the house passed
the concurrent resolution accepting
the Shoup statue just placed in Stat
nary hail of the capitol.
Til" senate was not in session.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-16
TO TEACH FARMERS
HOW TO PLANT
MINNESOTA FEDERATION OF
COMMERCIAL CLUBS HAS A
NOVEL SCHEME.

ST. Paul, Mimi, Jan. l5-Following
up the criticisms Of present agricui-
tural education. that il does not reach
the men who most need it. the Min
ut its third annual convention late
this week win announce that ii has
completed arrangements for the es-
adjustment of demonstration tracts"
in every main agricultural district of
Minnesota where during the coming
season farmers for many miles around
will receive practical object lessons in
planting. tiiling and harvesting. and
in the newest and most advanced ag-
ricultnral ideas that are applicable 10
Minnesota conditions. Experts are to
be in charge of each OF the tracts. and
the profits Will 60 to the owners of
the land. The work is to he done
without cost 10 the farmers. as Il step
towards practical education in posting
men too old to 80 tn school. or lack
ing opportunity to do So. in how to
improve their methods and get more
ont of the land.
iNe IthefitIon mas haan at work on
the new educational plan for many
months. In each q: the districts where
tracts are to he located. active town
and city commercial clubs will as
sumo general supervision of the work
selecting the land, obtaining the use
of ii and becoming responsible for the
proper conduct of the work. The fed
Grafton Will furnish experts drawn
from the Minnesota agricultural
college. who will visit these tracts
in turn. conducting all the farm oper-
atoms with the rotation OF the weeks
in the planting and growing and har-
vest season. The local clubs are
pledged 10 properly conduct the advcr-
tlsing of the work. "a gather the
farmers mt the tracts To meet the eN-
perts an witness the handling NJ the
work. and 10 arrange on dates Xhen
experts conduct the work To- general
farmers meetings AT which the experts
Will be auiZzed by the farmers them
selves on the why and WHEREFORE of
the methods employed. and anoH farm
problems and difficulties peculiar To
the locality. At these meeting; the
experts will deliver practical talks on
general farming. outlining the results
nj the regular state experimental and
other work along the lines o. better
stock. Increased pradnctiyensss ami
more profitable farm methods.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-16
ADVERSE RECEPTION
FOR BILLS
TAFT'S CONSERVATION MEAS
URES MEET WITH OpPOSI.
TON IN COMMITTEE.

Washington, Jan. 15-President
/ Taft's bills on various branches of
conservation, as prepared by Secretary
Ballinger. We're discussed today by the
house committee on public lands, in
which Chairman Monden explained the
reasons for his declination to introduce
the measures in the house AIR. Mondeil
objects to the Bailnger bill for
classification of public lands as entire
ly unfeasihle. Some of the others he
regarded as impracticable.
There are half a dozen conservation
bills in the batch sent to Mr.. Mondell
from the secretary of the interior.
They will be further considered and
some member of the committee other
than Mr.. Mondeli may introduce them.
Representative Smith of California. a
member of the committee. declares the
presidents bills for oil lands would
meet with the unanimors opposition
of the oil men of California. 1t pro-
vides for an agricultural use of oil
lands which Mr.. Smith declares is i'm
possible. He. however. favors the land
classification bill as submitted. and
may introduce il for the president.
The matter of the adverse reception
Of the presidents conservation meas
IRE i'm the public lands committee is
one Of large interest
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-16
MUCH CONSTRUCTION
IS PROMISED
MILLIONAIRE CONTRACTOR SAYS
THAT LOTS OF WORK WILL
BE DONE THIS YEAR.

Spokane, Jan. l5.-John Twohy. mil
lionaire railroad contractor of spo-
kane. said in an interview that the
coming year viii he marked by the
large amount of construction work to
he undertaken in the Inland Empire
and Pacific northwest by the Hill.
Union Pacific, the Milwaukee and
Stranhnrn interests. adding:
Eastern Washington and Oregon,
north and central Idaho. also parts of
Montana. the boundary country in
british Columbia and other districts
In the northwest Will see lot of new
work and large amount of better
ment of the various systems. such as
tho reduction of grades and the elImt-
nation Of curves.
The Chicago, Milwaukee ana Puget
sound Railway company will also do
considerable new work in eastern
Washington and northern Idaho, much
of II being in and near Spokane.
where the Milwaukee is arranging for
an entrance, There will also be some
big work on the coast by other lines.
and ON the whole the outlook for the
year Is the hest in the history nf
this part ~ the country.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-16
UNIVERSITY RANGERS
PERFECT ORGANIZATION

The forest rangers and Others at
tending the short course in forestry
at the state university met last night
In the Masonic temple. \ eanstltu-
ton and bylaws were adopted and
class officers for the year elected.
Meetings NJ the class will he held ~.
the second and fourth SATURDAYS OF
each month. Several committees
We're appointed II have charge Of
plans for the entertainment and ad-
Nancement af the class. The Officers
chosen last night are as follows: .. l..
Heal. president: II. L. Beatty, vice
president; l. T. Morgan. secretary:
\. J. Butcher. treasurer: II. Cleveland.
sergeant AT arns. q. |. Porter. II.
Hayes and L. David members OF the
executive board: \. q. Calhick, X. \.
Sheriff and J. Warrington. members
of the athletic committee.