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Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-22
DUN'S WEEKLY REVIEW

NEW YORK, Jan. 2f.-R, G. Dun & Co
weekly review Of trade tomorrow will say:
The disturbance in Wall street is apparently
without effect the industrial and trade
situation, which measured by the best tests,
continues in healthy and active condition.
4 further perceptble broadening of demand
for pig iron Is noted at many leading CEN
ters and in the matter of prices the situa-
tlon generally is more satisfactory to pro-
ducing interests. Irregularity is still appar-
ent in finished lines, and there is evidence
that the railroads handling considerable
new business. In the primary drygoods
market house sales are improving and the
break in cotton although unsettlng fea-
ture, made no change in 1obhing prices,
Buyers of cotton blankets and other mapped
goods of a staple character are operating
freely at an advance over year ago. and
stocks in all parts Of the country are re-
ported to he we'll cleaned up. In the woolen
goods division a sharp reduction was made
heavy serge while the demand for fancy
oVereoatings is satisfactory. Supplementary
spring orders for footwear in the Boston
market are fair in volume and manufactur-
ers regard to outlook as promising Present
prices well sustained. The leather trade
continues dull.
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sen, member Chicago board of trade. New
York stock exchange and San Francisco bond
and stock exchange, 2l2 West Fifth street,
Los Angeles.
CHICAGO, Jan. 21.-The wheat market was
helped by the strong cables and by the
marked improvement in the demand for cash
wheat Belief was widespread also that a
rally was due after the recent long contin-
ued decline, Argentine news was very bull
ish Argentine visible makes a remarkable
showing at this time of the year when the
new crop is usually moving in volume Buy
ers. were competing for the cars aVallapie
here and paid higher prices. Cash wheat
was strong in other markets also. Country
sales were reported falling off materially
both in the northwest and southwest ana
lighter receipts are expected soon. Winnipeg
reported a good call for cash wheat and none
available This call was presumably from
millers. Good support was given the mar mar
ket by the Armour interests at times and
some very heavy buying around the top was
by commission houses who sold heavily a
couple of cents lower
Corn has shown much strength today, part
of it borrowed from the wheat pit, part due
to the rougher weather locally and part TO
the better demand current down state Tor
cash corn. The trade also believes that Inc
recent decline has stripped the market OF
menacing holdings and that rally was there
fore due Cash sales have been very small
bepauSg of the lnADlllly uL tllS AIepc ~ AAb
the corn sold. Much corn ell route mere also
is reported tied up and receivers are paying
considerable interest on money advanced on
bills of lading -.
There was good general trade in oats. Cash
and shipping concerns were best buyers early
but the entire list of spectators were more
or less interested. The local contingent Is
much divided on the market.
Provisions started easy with views evenly
balanced and more or less pressure on the
market. Offerings were gradually absorbed
the cash trade was some better and values
scored a good rally. -
Cash quotations were as follows Flour
steady Rye-No. 2, 79hc. Barley-Feed or
mixing 651G6e fair to choice mailing 500
74c Flax seed-No. southwestern, $2oI; No.
i northwestern $217. Timothy seed $to9@
40 Clover, s9.50a13.75. Mess pork per hbl'
sci 5Oa21 6215 Lard per 100 lbs, sl245al2'4 4l72,
short ribs sides qoose) sl1.509i2. Short clear
sides CboxeO, S12 212k412,25.
Grain statistics-Total clearances OF wheat
and -four were equal to 277,0O0 bushels. Eek
ports for the week. as shown by Bradstreet s.
were equal to 2,OS5 600 bushels. Primary re
ceipts were 652, 900 bushels, compared with
3S4 600 bushels the corresponding day year
ago Estimated receipts for tomorrow; Wheat
n cars, corn 10S cars. oats SO cars, hogs lIO09
head.
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LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE

The market on the Los Angeles stock eN-
change Yesterday was dull and prices were IN
most cases unchanged.
The bond list was called several times
American Petroleum bonds sold at 50. Asso-
clated OIL was weak and closed 9iA@9Sl2
Home bonds were in fair demand at SS9Ss
Tho remainder of the list was unchanged.
Associated OIL was traded in to the extent
of SO shares and advanced during the after
noon to AZ being offered at that hgure with
no hid at the close Mexican Petroleum COM
mon closed with sales at % and looks strong
with a close of 2tla bid and no Offering. Jade
oil sold at 3714 ana California Midway changed
hands at 1917. The Union issues are very
active but few sales were reported during
yesterdays s call.
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PACIFIC COAST TRADE

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2L-Beans-Plnk,
81 25dl4 4O Lima, $4 1O44.2O small white. $4.75@
4s0; large white, $3,4043,5o.
Potatoes-Early Rose, S120@1,s0; River Bur
banks, S1,25Q1.45; Salinas Burbanks, SloOW
l.65; Merced sweets, 1,2o6O1.S0.
Various-Green peas, Sdl6c; strnlg beans
nominal; green peppers, 1ogl5e; rhubarb, $40
Sc; garlic, 4@5ci cucumbers, Slqloo; mush-
rooms, 25cqS1.25.
Poutry-I4ive turkeys, 20@22c; dressed tur-
keys 23d2fc; old, roosters, $4Q6; young roost-
ers, s650Gl9; small broilers, S3.5O@4.5O; large
broilers si,50@6; fryers, s55oa6 50; mems 500
10; old ducks s4@6 young ducks. s7dS; geese,
s203; old pigeons, SiQ125; young pigeons
$2a2 so
FIour-Family extras, s6.50q7; bakers ex-
tras, s6,5O97 oregon and Washington $9'6o@
$50.
Wheat-shlpping, s1.s214@2. .O2is; milling.
s1.97i4
Barley-Feeding, 81 1371aGl1,1 10; brewing,
81 42lka1 1874; Cheyalier. s1Goql65.
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BITTER. EGGS AND CHEESE

CHICAGO Jan. 21--Butter steady; cream
cries SEC dairies 25d30c.
Eggs steady. Receipts 2si0 cases. At mark,
cases included 2ilaGSO1ac; flrsts 34c; prime
tirsts, SIC
Cheese steady. Daisies 17@17hc Twins
162idl7c; Young Americas, 16h9l6%c; Long
Horns, 16kd16%c.
SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 21.-Butter-Fancy
creamery, 36lac; seconds, 33c; fancy dairy,
2sc
Cheese-New, 17a1slac; Young America, 1s0
zoe
Eggs-Ranch. 32c; store. SIC.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR

NEW YORK, Jan. 21-Coffee futures closed
steady. net unchanged sales TO- 2Jo bags. in
Guiding January at $675: March, So. 75GBe. IS
May, S6.90d6.95; July, So. 95; September se an
q6.95; December, S6.95a$7OO, Spot quiet; No.
Rio, 11-16gS%c: No 4 Santos 96I91ac NH
quiet, Cordoya. 9011lae
Raw sugar steady. Museovado, SO test S35g,
centrifugal 96 test. s40s; molasses sugar, s.
granuated 25l5; powdered, s52J
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Daily movement of produce:
Returned to Jail

Charles Williams, a negro, charged
with an attempt to kill Patrolman
Sanders in pistol duel In Which the
former was wounded in the heel' ap-
peared in police court yesterday Win
his two little children and was bound
over To the superior court on $4,000 bail.
He was unable to furnish the money.
and was returned to jail.
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Listed Stocks
NEW YORK COTTON
Special service to Tna Herald by ]. C. Will
SON PIP West Fifth street. Los Angeles.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2l.-Today's cotton mar
ket opened practically unchanged, followed
by a very slight reaction. During the bal
ance of the session the trading was on a
more reasonable basis and entirely lacking in
any extreme; in fact, at times it rather
dull. Towards the closing prices hardened.
particularly in the near options bringing the
finals to a level showing considerable gain
for the day. Such a resting spell today is
but natural in this market and should con-
tinue for some little time Quiet liquidation
is going on, which, of course, brings the
price level nearer ultimate turning point
New orleans spots steady unchanged
Liverpool due to 10 higher Opened quiet.
10 10 points higher.
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FRUIT MARKET

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 1.-Apples-Fancy,
75c6$1 common, 51665c.
Pears-Common, 81; fancy, SIPS.
Oranges-Navels, $1.65Q2.5O.
q Mexican lines, $445.
Lemons-Common Califognia, $1.5oG25o;
good to choice, $S9S5O; fancy, $4ai.5o.
Bananas, S1@3.
pineapples. S262.50.
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CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

. shipments of oranges and lemons g
from Los Angeles Wednesday. Jan, ~. 3
. were 1O4 carloads OF oranges and 10 OF 9
y lemons. Total to date there were g
> shipped 36S7 carloads, of which S29 =
) were lemons. Last season to date there 9
5 were shipped 371S carloads, of which 9.
> 8SS were lemons.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO, Jan. MISUNDERSTANDING esti-
mated at $500. Market steady Reeves, &.l0GD
7.60; Texas steers, SS,S0@4.S0 western steers
SIG6; stockers and feeders, $29o15.25; COWS
and heifers s2Gp5.40 calves, s750@10.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 2200O. Market
SC lower Light sS,2OqS.55; mixed, $3.50
S,65; heavy, SS.30QS.7O rough, sS.S04S45; good
to choice heavy, SS.45@S.70 pigs, $Dl0qS.l5;
bulk of sales at SS45dS.60,
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 5000 Market
steady, Native $406; western, S496; year
lngs, S675dS: native lambs, S6,25QS.15 west
ern lambs, S6250S,70.
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METAL PRICES IN
NEW YORK MARKET

% NEW YORK, Jan. chopper, dull; Z.
q, standard spot and March. S13.1212@ 9
G, I3.S714. Lead, S4.67&@4.7sA silver, {.
% 50 LIE. =
6. .asa.1. .A..H .HAA4H...H.NHHHHA1
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FINANCIAL

Los ANGELES, Jan 2t.-BanS clearlnss
were So 2I2 6S9.04 an increase of 066S 6I' 10 as
compared with the corresponding date OF last
year. Following is . comparative statement @
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oats-Red. s15591s2h; white, s1.6Oq1 65;
black. s15Od2. 80.
MISUNDERSTANDING, $S4dS6; naked feed
$2Sa33, rolled barley, $29q30 oatmeal $440q
46O: oat groats, Si60; rolled oats, S64$
Hay-Wheat S15Q195O; wheat and oat. Sl3@
16; wild oat, $iO@13; tame oat, $129l6; alfalfa,
S9912; straw, 50Q15c.
Receipts-FIour 2O.72O. barley 1920, oats 5s5,
potatoes 1890, onions 1870, bran 49, middlings
TO- hay 663, straw Is, hides 6o65, wine 65Soo.
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BANK CLEARlN0S

NEW YORK. Jan. 21.-Bradstreets bank
elearInrs report for the week ending Jan.
90. shows an aggregate of $4,O18.6 600, as
against s3,904,484000 last week and S3,250-
620. 900 in the corresponding week OF last
,..,r Inc.
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ST. LOUIS WOOL

ST LOUIS, Jan 21.-wooi. unchanged;
medium grades conbing and clothing, 2IW
29c, light fine, 92@ 27ci heavy fine, 12Q 2lc;
tub washed, 25q s7c.
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DAILY MINING CALL

Morning sales-1O00 Johnnie 0t5: 1000 do, TO-
Afternoon saes-1OO0 Con Mines, 13s; 5000
do, 1Ia; 2000 Johnnie NJ and NJ, 10; 500 do
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NEW YORK STOCKS

speeial service to The Herald by ]. C VIII
son 2l2 West Fifth street, Los Angeles, mem-
her New York stock exchange. Chicago board
Of trade. stock and bond exchange OF san
Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-22

Morning sales-2l,UOD Cal Gas e Elec g. lO05s !;
1000 Los Pao Cal 5s. 1022l; 1900 5 P Rfg Is,
954; 100 Oak Trans Con 5s, 1863. 20o0 Edi-
son Elec Los a. 1913 1000 L r r As, 73H
Alaska 90li; 10 Assd Oil, Az; 10 do, 47ss
Is do AIS; 50 do Al; Is S Water 415s
Sug. G7.
Afternoon sales-2OOOO c C Water IS. 1OO1a;
1000 Y " As $50 80 Alaska, 90A; 50
% Sa5awe il 5siS So 50 onomea non q. "a Pao Tei
Com. 93la.
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Fish Business

Redd-You say his father was in the
fish business?
c.reene--Yes something like that. He
taught people to swim.-Yonkers
Statesman.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-22
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
AND BOND EXCHANGE

Special service to The Herald by J. c. Will
SON 2l2 West Fifth street, Los Angeles mem
Der New York Stock exchange, Chicago board
OF trade. Stock and Bond exchange Of san
Francisco
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-22
NEW YORK BONDS

Special service to Tho Herald by J. c. Will
SON 21a West Fifth street, Los Angeles menu
Der New York stock exchange, Chicago ooaru
of trade stock and bond exchange of san
Francisco.
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Market Ranges
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS

NEW YORK, Jan. 2i.-bvaporated apple
quiet Spot fancy, 1o1au11lsc; choice 9lsc
prime, 7Bq7Ac; common to fair, 6qs'zc.
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NEW YORK CURB

eneoia1 service to The Herald by J. c. Will
son, 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-22

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 21--Following were
the closing quotations.
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
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Morning Sales
Afternoon Sales

1 American Pet. Co. bonds, So; 10 Associ-
ated Oil 46.S7lg; 10 do, 1915; 1000 cal. Mid
way, 1Sgs or board, 1000 Cal Midway, 1875.
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20 Associated Oil, B-SO, 4I37ia; 20 do, AZ;
10 do Al; 10 Go. 46.S712 10 Jade oil Co, 37i4;
% Mex. p. Ltd. com, 25; IL Union, l0S.5 50;
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Prunes firm. California up to S0-40s, 2AQ
94c; Oregons case.
Apricots steady. Choice. 11H011%c; extra
choice, 11h@12Ac; fancy, 12AG13lsc.
Peaches inactive but steady. Choice 6A9
7c; extra choice, 7q7l5c; fancy, 7MqSc.
Raisins steady. Loose Muscatel 494&c;
choice to fancy seeded. 5669sc seedless, SAG
4&c; London layers, s115a125.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-22
CHICAGO GRAIN

Special service to The Herald by j. c. VIII
sen, member Chicago board of trade, New
York stock exchange and San Francisco bond
and stock exchange, 212 West Fifth street.
Los Angeles.
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Banks

Bid. Ask,
a. Night and Day Bank ..,...115.09
Bdway Bank and Trust ........140.0O
california Savings ........,....11S. 145 90
Central National .................1SO.O 10000
Commercial National ............145.O0 .,,,.
Equitable Savings Bank ........f75.OO 2lOO0
Farmers and Mer National......2S0.0O 90
Federal Bank of L A ..........., l4Qe ~.
Trirst National .495 90 525 90
German American Savings .325. 90 $500
Globe Savings Bank ............127.0O l5O.OO
Home Savings Bank OF L A....1l4.o0
Merchants National ............,.550.0O
Nerchants Bank and II Co... -. 1876 90
National Bank of California 100 90 200 90
Security Savings Bank .........375,00 10000
The southern Trust Co...,..... 1850 SL00
go per cent paid up).
Il S. National Bank 145.00
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-22

NEW YORK. Jan. 2l-Folowing were the
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TREASURY STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-The condition of
the treasury at the beginning of business to-
day was as follows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-29

The old days Of pirate chasing
on the Spanish main we're repeated
on the placid waters 81 Puget
sound last night. the revenue cut
ter Arcata being the chaser. and
the vida. or Elvira. being the
chased.
The vida and her barber skipper,
Hugh Thompson. have been
gaining a great deal Of notoriety Of
late through the scheme 81 the
captain 10 sail away for Peru 20
dig millions in gold Anyone dia'
posed 20 assist In the search for
the treasure. and who would con
tribute 81 1000 10 the venture. was
entitled to become a member Of the
crew. The vessel waH 10 sail from
Seattle IN the near future.
However. one Louis SHIELDING. Of
a skeptical turn OF mind. had
llbelod the vessel IN the federal
court for a matter Of $500. alleged
20 be due on claim for labor. and
the sailing was postponed In.
definitely
Yesterday morning. during the
dog watch. without awaking the
sleeping deputy aboard. the sails
were set and the little schooner
proceeded quietly on her journey
down tho Sound
some time later her disappear
ance was discovered, and United
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-29
RESTAURANT
IS HELD UP

Standing 30 the cash register 10
receive the payment Tor meal
eaten by two strangers who came
iu az an early hour This morning.
Gus Cook. cook lu the 81 IS A res.
tsuraut 22ge First ay. was con.
froBtcd by "a revolver In The hands
10 one og the men and ordered 90
throw up hts hands
The second robher searched the
cash register and obtained SIC The
two men hurried from che rcstau.
rant and ran down First az.
Patrulman Horton gave chase. FIR
inE four shots az the fugitive turn
"a down blanchard st He was
Joined In the chase by Sergeant
ponlan and pstrolman Peterson.
bui the men disappeared Ga the
darkness along the waterfront
Three suspects were arrested later.
but we're released. a. Cooa could
not identify them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-29
BARBER SKIPPER CAUGHT;
CHARGED WITH PIRACY

States Marshal G u Hopkins tcle-
Eraphcd 20 sheriff MclpneH Of
jefferson county 20 capture the
party. The charges we're piracf on
the high seas. IN stealing the vessel
away from the federal officers AZ
Seattle
The Arcata. Captain W. = W
Hall commanding. went Ia search
OF the fugitiyen. aud sighted them
of Partridge point. WILDLY island.
and captured them just before dark
last night
Thompson assumed a grieved at
tltude at hia seizure. and showed
the name Of the vessel on the bow
TO be the Elvlra The discrepancy
between this name and that on
his papers was called 90 his attcn-
ton, and no explanation was
offered Thompson. with his wife
aud her sister and five members Of
the crew. were placed under ar.
rest. and the vessel brought back
and anchored OF West Seattle, the
party being detained aboard until
further adyices from the United
States marshal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-29
DR.. MATTHEWS TO
GET SURPRISE

A church from which the SIS zoe
debt has been lifted - the Elii
which his congregation viii present
20 Rev NJ A. Matthews az q rcccp.
tion given him upon bis arrival IN
Seattle from The East he % Cx.
pected 10 return some time today
The money To clear away the debt
was all subscribed az the meeting
yesterday morning A s Merry.
Capt David Gilmore. Capt W r.
Ballard and W W Heck each
pledged S. 500
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Princess cismertines Picture Of
Prince Victor Napoleon Inset

BRUSSELS. Aug 2e--At last one
81 the few genuine lose matches of
European royalty promises 90 ter
inmate IN a wedding Princess
CiemeBtiue. youngest % the daugh.
tiers 81 the late King Leopold and b.
far the best liked. viii b. the bride
OF an October wedding at the Lon.
lon residence of Eugenie. ex-empress
q the French. and the happy bride
groom will b. the erstwhile pre-.
tender 70 the French throne. Prince
Victor Napoleon. head % the Bona.
parte family
Tweive years ago the prince met
and wooed the beautiful daughter Of
Belglum's king. but Leopold would
not consent 10 their marriage Tor
fear 81 ofiendin&she French govern
ment By having his family form a
matrimonial alliance with the
claimant % the French throne.
Recently the prince renowned all
pretensions % the kingship busi-
ness. and Leopold having died.
there vas no further b'ndrance 70
their immediate wedding
Princess Ciementine Is decidedly
the most interesting u the unmar
ried princesses Of Europe she IS a
lover Of opera and an able critic
Of music. She paints 10 water col
ors. writes entertainingIy. and does
much charitable work among the
poor u Belgium
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-29
|. R. RAPS
WATER
GRAB

Col Roosevelt said This coun.
try has shown dcanii. signs ~
waking up 20 The absolute necessity
% handling its natural resources
with foresight and common sense.
The conservation quesus1 has
three sides ia the first place the
needless waste 81 our natural 90.
sources must D. stopped
In the second place. the natural
resources must be- developed
promptly. completely and IN orderly
fashion II g. not conservation Co.
leave the natural resources uude.
vcioped Development is an IN
dispensahle part 81 the conservation
plan The forests The mines. TIE
water powers and the land Itself
must an be pat Ga use Those who
assert that conservation proposes
GO ito them up. dcpdvinE taia zen.
Grafton q their benefits In order TO
hand them on untouched 20 the
next miss the whole point Of the
conservation idra
ln the third place. 20 Ear as pos
Hible. these resources must be kept
for The whole people and not hand
"a over for exploitation 20 single
individuals Zig business. for IN.
stance. Il no longer an affair Of any
one state.
Take the question Of the con.
troll 81 the water power sites. The
enormous importance ~ water pow.
or sites TO the future industrial de-
vclnpment ~ this country has only
been realized within q very few
years
unfortunately, the realization
has come too late as regards many
Of the power sites, but many yet re-
main with which our hands are free
10 deal. We should make Il our
duty 20 see that hereafter the pow
er sites are kept under control Of
the general government for the
use Of the people as a whole.
The great corporations which
are managed and largely owned Ia
the older states are those which are
most ln evidence In developing and
using the mines and water powers
md forests ~ the new territories
and the new states. from Alaska 90
Arizona.
Remember also that many Of
the men who protest loudly against
effective national action will be the
first 20 turn round and protest
against state action, II such action
IN its turn became effective. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-29
ROBERT MORAN
IS OUT FOR
PQINOEXTER

nELrINGHAM. Aux 20 Giving
Judge Miles Poiudexter bis unanali-
fled endorsement. and wishing him
an success in the Eoud work Robert
Moran. veteran republican. builder
81 the Dafiieship Nebraska. and one
% the best knowu and most promi
nent men in the state. has addressed
a letter 20 the inauTEcnt congress.
man. giving him his support Ia the
race FOR the United States senate,
and setting forth Ia detail hla rea
sons for 40 doing
Robert Moran has been a staunch
republican since before the day
that Washington hecame a state.
and be is considered a power. Art
er hearing Congressman Poindox.
ters speech % Friday Harbor some
days ago Mr Moran dictated a let
ter giving IN strong and plain terms
bis reasons for supporting the can.
dldafo tie says
Must Maintain Authority.
History shows that the govern
ment % the United States during
the past 90 years. With a Continually
increasing speed has drtfted from
Ia government Tor all the people
alike 10 that ~ a government FOR
"a continually decreasing number
AS that number decreases their
wealth and Influence increases. II
10 uow apparent 10 thinking people
that. unless there is a change. con
stitutioual government viii fail IL
Is useloss--li Is worse than that lt
"a childish 20 close our eyes 70
this ~ 81 also useless and wrong
20 attempt 20 stop the great moral
wave uoN sweeping the country un-
der the leadership Of shat - fool
iahly called insurgency.
THAT for which the proFressivsH
stand IL what the people want. and
viii have. and II the republican
party is not progressive enough 20
give relief II u then stand pat, and
all. like all useless things. rot and
pass away from the memory 81 man.
But ! have the faith that the party
Of Lincoln will not die"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-29
TALKS on TEETH
By The Regal Dentists

Beautiful. sound teeth are yours
almost for the asking II requires
a visit to our office and an examine.
ton OF your teeth by one OF our eN-
perts. for which We make no charge.
and a short and comfortable time in
the possibly a matter Of two
or three sittings In ALTO restore
all the teeth You have lost and TO
give you all the benefits which fol.
low beautiful teeth.
Our method OF restoring missing
teeth is our own discovery. There
Is no method In any dentists office
in the world that Is just as good as
or similar to ours.
When we place these teeth IN the
mouth, the patient is not sensible Of
wearing artificial teeth. There is
nothing about them 70 get used 10, g"
as we follow natures plan Just as
closely as Il as possible 20 do with.
out resorting 20 implantation
There is nothing about this work
20 be dreaded. II is practically
painless. and calls for no boring or
cutting into the gums. and is In no
sense surgical operation n you
have held to that idea. dismiss Il.
We are general practitioners
From the smallest TO the most IN
trlcate piece OF dental work. you
will find ms experts. The fact that
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other dentists
We give a written guarantee with
all work.
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES
t405 Third Az, N, W. Cor. Union St.