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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-26
8 Full Lots for Sale

Close TO Spanaway lake. small
house, furnished: Other property.
away.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-26
A Snap for Cash

s-room house. 11S stories, well
improved corner lots, with fruit
trees, berries and shrubbery, on
graded street with cement side
walk. Plumbing and all improve
ments in and paid for. owner must
go east and has to dispose of 1t at
sacrifice for cash only. No agents
Apply to Owner at S22 East 34th St
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STEAMERS
Fly On the FLYER

Rouse. -Four Round
Trips Daily. Leaves Tacoma S:35, a
M. 1915, $3.50, 1880 p. m. Single
Faro 35c. Round Trip soc. Flyer
Dock. A. 3. Nessenson, Agent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-26
FOR SALE
LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Sealed proposals Will be received
by the Board of Directors, School
Dist. No. SO, Purdy, at tho house of
the school secretary up to August
9Th, for the erection of building.
Plans and specifications may be
had from tho school clerk.
l.. G. 5ORENSON,
School Clerk
L. o. Gig Harbor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-26

100 acres of land adjoining tn,
townsite of Smyrna. tho new towi
on tho Milwaukee n. r., in Gran
county. Fine orchard land will
trade for improved Tacoma real es
tate.
Tacoma tidelands and acreage.
Money to loan. Rentals.
Smyrna townsite agents Lott
just placed on tho market.
e. Il. HIRERl,Y a. co.
1012-13 Fidelity Bldg,
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Misunderstanding by day. M.16S3, am.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30
AN APPEAL FOR CHARITY.

With newborn baby and with four
other Young children 10 support A young
widow appealed recently to the Brooklyn
B,,reau OF Charities for aid Her baby was
born on the day its father died. The
mother had been unable 10 meet her rent
and she and her children were about 10 be
put upon the street.
Friends. almost as poor as she, contrib
r,ted 10 save her from having 10 bury her
husband in the Potter's Field. A little
money was left over. but only enough 10
buy food for few DAYS To prevent her
children from being taken from her, this
mother has worked night and day, earning
s- times only % cents . day, at cutting out
embroidery
The Brooklyn Bureau Of Charities has
proclIred emergency aid for the widow
Readers Of The Tribune are asked 70 help
IN "a aising $50 10 be paid 10 this woman In
regular weekly sums. so the family may
rernafn together. CoIA A-bUtion5 may be
sent 10 the Brooklyn Bureau Of Charities,
No. 60 Schernerhorn street, Brooklyn
marked G2O
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30
LIVESTOCK Markets

Ne,v York. October %. 1910
EEYE~-Rec-ipts. = cars or IZ68 nsads
all for slaughter except cars. No tradlne
Os importance. Feeling steady Dressed oeeE
slow and u hanged. Exports. ISS cattle ana
:. g72 quarters OF beef
CALVEs-RecriDts. $50. including 2i6 for
she market Eeals steady. Westerns slow
The few veais offered were common ana sold
a. s. per 100 10, cuils. 81, good 20 prime
Western calves at - - y - % Dressed
calves fun steady ar 13 n f61s for city dressed
veals- o.. "a i5c for country dressed. and 50.
q Toe for dressed srassers and fed calves.
SaIes-S Judd e CO.. . veals. ID. 10. ~
per 100 Do. Z cul. 50 10, 81. 80 western
calves. go Ib. 50 50- 50. 26J 10. 50 %, llls
20 To. s. -
SHEEP AND LAWBS-Receipts 3o11 cars
or 225 head irciuding "a cars foS ne
sheep easier. lambs fJ02Jc lower. and i've
cars uusold iate hour Poorest %
best sheep sold a. 8 = q s. > per 100 -
medium 20 prime lambs ~ 81 . z - So
Dressed mutton dull at 6u she. dressee-
lambs ar gn i2c, hog dressed selling as hiEn
as I2Izc
saIe-K-rns Commission Company. CO..
state lambs - Ib average. 80 - per 100 io.
90 Ohio. - Do. So 5O- 20 ID. 50 81. lis. =
H. S8 -. 22G Indiana S1 h. 81 so. Sc Indiana
sheep. f33 Dol. 81 - -. 10 In. 81 To- 4 10
ID, g 80. - 100 lb. Sc. "a. lol u s. %
S6 Ohio. f3u Ib. 81 To-
s sanders rs state lambs, . 10. IS ~
sheep. - To- s.
IS ID 50 -. Z yea-iing. 100 ID. s..
HOG>-Eeceipts. = cars. or 1873 head All
FOR siaughte-- 40 trade. feeling essy. Couu-
try dressed noss SLOW at = = . - &c per ID.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago. Oct 29-CATTI.E%-Rsceip 400
steady beevss. 81 J0GsI 10 Texas steers. 50 800
8 80; Western steers. Sass 20. stockers AMI
feeders 81 1JG s. a. cows and hefers g. 2oa
S6 20: calves S7GS10 % HOG+Receipts. 1000.
shade higher. light. s. tjQSs % mixed 81 95d1
- 20 heavy, s. 6JE$S So. rougn s. 65GSI -:
good 70 choice heavy. s. s5HSs so pigs. SsQSS 20
bulk of sales. SSQSS 20. SHEEP-Becei1ts.
s. ~, ye1rings - 500s5 u; lambs. native, 81 Is
as 10. Western. S5GS1
Kansas city. Oct - cattle Receipts
1000. including 100 SCutherns. steady. dresse[
beef and EXPORT steers S. 250S7 50, fair % good.
S5GS6 -. Western. Sass srCckers and feedsrse
s. J0GS5 so Southern. So T5Gs5 -. Southern
cows. s. IJdS4 % native 81 liGS5- heifsrg.
s. 50OS6 -. bulls. 81 500S4 80. calves. Sc 75dS2
HOGS-Feceipfs 2fo. strong 20 &c higher. bulk
0f sales s. g5T<s 90 he47-v. s. 2ndSs So pack
SHEEP-Receip,s. Leo steady. lambs. s. 500
Sc 20. vearIiuEs 81 2JCSI- we-he-s. S4ds4 50.
ewes 81 25GS4. srocSers and fae1e-s 81 75GS4 %
East Buffalo oct. 10 TITLE Receipts.
200 fairly active and steady. NEAI4S-FeceiDts.
100 active and S-eadv. HOCS-FlsCeiDts. A. 100.
slow and 1OG15 lower. heavy. 8 T56SS ~.
mixed. & SoTSS go Workers s. S51SS %. pigs,
S9Ts9 10 r~r1Ehs s. 5OdS7 So dai-i-s. 5 90
$ - SHEEP MD LAME-- receipts. q 600.
slow and stea5v- lambs. 8 5NGSs =. f-Vv s. -
quiet fair - good shippers. - 25QS6 y com!
mon - cTTS2 - HOGS Raceiuts "a. a.
tive and 100 15c higher. butchers and shippers.
s. S0TSS 90. common S5GSS - SHEEP Re-
CetDts. ia. steady. s2dS4. lambs steady. So 5a6S
81 -
Pfttsburu Oct 29-CtTTT E-Stea4v. sunrlv
light. choice So 11TS7 To- prime - 4OGSS =
81 EFEP slow, su7cIv fair. prime vet7ers. "a 7f
asa 40 Cuils and common Sass lambs. g -
GS6 = TEAT. CALVES. - 5oGS10 HOGS
Receipts. 90 5ounle deck=. lower. prime rsavies
and ra7vv Workers SQTSa % rig-t Workers ard
pigs. 50 05GS9 10. r0UChs & 5OTSs
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30
RECORDS OF THE TWAIN.

Parker says StimsOn should have gone
stter the man higher I'd, not the little fel-
lows NJ. Hedges continues. While Stinl-
son prosecuted the Sugar Trust at IS 4
csv Parker defended II a. 30 q CAV. That's
rhe wa with those Democrats. They get
{. going and c-lins. and YOU cant tel
Urder which shell is the pea-
Judge Parker IL nice rnan-knows a
- o law. but no politics. He thinks he's
SUI fighting Roosevelt Il I'd been Parker
FtT years ago I'd have had enough Of
Roosevelt
when Mr.. Murphy convened himself a
Roches1e-,~ AIr. Hedges goes on. he told
Shepard and Parker 10 write q platform
.0r hin. Imagine those two polished, edu-
Gated gentlemen reading their collaboration
n Room 2lZ
We oppose sum4tusry laws said the
Platform
How CO you spell it. asked one Tam
many man, and Is Il nailed down in
CURED another. You'd better read 'eTn the
Penal Code-they understand that
Roosevelt IS II 50 many places a. once, e."
goes on the spellblnder Job. that DIX and
Parker think there are more or him than
there really is. As 70 swatTing Stimson "a
hi n Roosevelt. as some say they're going
70 90, why, cid you ever hear o. q man
throwing his wife downstairs because he
didn't Ike his unother-in-law2
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30

otr,a- white crate. soc 0sf. yellow. 100-Io 9as
e. ~ n sf 40- Orange County. red. baz, ~ % y
e "a yellow 81 2SMSf 70. PEAS. virginia
EaIf Dbl basket So 25s North aroma ss -
a. n. PEPPERS. red cheese. sugar DID, u %
y So regular 81 S50Sf so, other red. suSas
Dbl 81 T5as2. regular. 81 81 % E1'
sIQsf q: ball and long. I5c Qsfs suzsr
bbI SfOSt -, basket. 5Ogooc; PA.s PAr.s-
LEY. nearly. zoo ouns9Ss' ,9'S1 - a.. a.
k-t 30 y S0c. Western New YORK 30 2 fVcs :
Spin ACE nearby. crate, 5o4 tyc ool- L9G -
STRING BEANS. Virginia green Or MaS-
basket 5OcTSf 80. Charleston. box. = 2 a2c ;
SQUASH Hubbard, Dbl. 81 marrow, - q &c
TT-RNIPS Canada. rItabaga. Dbl Soc QsA'
long Island and Jersey. I5c a 81 Bait I1or-,
white 81 -: other white Dbl or bag. 81 80
iO0 burchsS Sl 50Gs2. TOMATOES. nearby.
box 7Jc fryI -. WNTERCRESS. 100 bu1casss
81 q 81 80.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30
gEEs AS WEAPONS OF WAR.

Probably the most remarkable weapons
of vya- ever used on the Held OF DatLe were
SI1-srr7s Il bees. There are at least I"o
well authenticated Instances OF the use OF
rhis novel and stinging weapon me III ~
- S,is..G ~ npian Cf the siege OF The
rniEevra. in Pontus. b. Lucullus, on his war
AGAINST Nithridates- Turrets were oro4slIL
M mounds were built and nuge mines
yi.--a made nv the Romans The people OF
-rben1ise,-ra dug into these mines from
above. and through the holes cast Gown
mon the workmen bears ana CLieI W.
L.,-.Ig r"garrer with sWarnls OF bees.
'T'F44 second instance occurred Ia England
THE Danes and Norwegians were attacking
Chester. held by the Sa&ons anT some "a -
a. ,,,-iitsries After using stones and boil
frg vater in vain against the beslegeIs, Ine
-ssvCne threw down al the beehlVes IN mo
town upon the attackers. WHO were sum
roUre,1 Dundee Advertiser
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30
rnE SHOE At A WEDDING.

TIE oIs-fal hiOned notion that a shoe
.t,,.,,Id ming luck at wedding IS a super
l-s9i,-, 1IrI1us 10 explain. II was IN the
-s.r1.e OF confirming a sale o. exchange thdt
- 80 understood the removal and Civ
- - "a s4oe or sandal. When the kins-
- ~ PCaz consented 10 waive his claim
mon -, parcel Of land which Naomi
i- uio- -u In favor OF Boaz, he drew OF
- .f5,,s - for this was a testimony IN
israel Iu q different sense the reInoEai
81 a shoe marks the winding up OF hegol4A-
e.o.s AMONG the laws and ordinances given
3, tbe Pook OF Deuteronomy. When the
I'm. ,.ro- VIadimar proposed marriage 10
- daughter Of Reginald she refused MN
-t.t 80 v-ordr. 4 will not take on my
49, - the son of "A slave" In Anglo
saxon marriages the. brides father de-
1ivered her shoe 20 the brlnesrooh' W. W.
.osc1ed her on the head with IL In token
80 6ts arthorfty.-London Globe.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30
LONGEVITY OF BIRDS.

An instance was recorded in German
yaper recently OF the shooting OF Crow
Wtfh 4 ring On its les bearing cale o.
over a hundred years ago III lLe sdI4o
week 4 resident in one OF the EnBilsl
counties wrote 20 the ornithoiogical press
putting on record the coming oI ase OF - -
sl-[isTk THAT letter brought TO light the
racf that II tWenty-One years IL not exact
IN a common age for a iaL X, IL II BY no
means a unique one Ihe writer mas o"HeU
rsuarIe- that exceeded the twenty -Cue
,rars OF the skylark. and one bu!Innch he
II,.,--se.sed reached the age u sixteen years
exhibition OF fancy pred DlIGs. on the
.r...- 6sr,d are cOngDa raJiTely sEOrIliVed,
ard fhe varetW known a. the Scotch
E-sr,rz-r tu. canary with the half-moou
l-..s1-s old and IL becoming eXtInct-Duudee
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30
FOREIGN MARKETS.

rf--.--o0r Or- % -vVTTF.S S Spot tu'f:
futures e-.4t,- October. = = p Decer1her .
,r,-c~ = I'D COFN-S1ot a~s-.
.-,a-frq- -,fvad - I'D futures dun Is-u-
80 Is 05,3. ~-h--I7-v. - Hfs7 F'E.A -
g~,-e7fa- = FLOUR R-Vvf-+s- ~s-snrS. sos
y r4,NfS-sro-- cut. SOS 60 HOPS n Lc-9on
Irarfe- C0astl 60 TTz9+t Toe BFEF-
E-v--- India ness 1875 Sd PORK-P-t-ts
r~es4 Western. rrSs % PN'0N-''l-1'a 'a-. .97f
rr1- see cfea- bellies roe long clear rntGd -.
rt-L- - GO raar~ --=- short clear books.
Sc 50 SHOULD EPS-S~ua-@. e0s LARD
r~-----a v--1--a-- -t--ras. f's - american -
e7ad nails ffz 81 FSE--f-a-.f IN
4-ar- -v-f-e new -@~ 90; ~0Io-al' 5lz y r
rE-N--r~---- -%Df~f-r 7Tz 0F POSIN-f'0T7
mn - 81 PE-ROT T-T-Hf--T7afned 81
TINSFFD on - N--.l[y =, = - ian
FrV -aRrsd suo- cns 80
ra-sor OCT % -S--C; IP-Ravv. csut-st-,-
cal 10s- ----r-r-v140 9e- beet. Oc-0he-. -
St1 rrNSET0-N7I Iru--a. AD-'f-Trns sts
rof.t rr~-STFT 0rr. 41- 91. SPERM on,
90 ur-rC-. .F---1f --r-t~q- -sF1sf.
15-rft s0f-'rs. % TT F,FE->sTI y E--Sr'--
fte 5ss ROSrN-Nue-f~o1 strained. rs o.
Antwerp. Oct 90 9-pETROT-EJ-If. - francs-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30
THE WAITING TAMMANY

Get even with Roosevelt b. voting for
Dix, en- HAND over 10 Tzumany the pup
l.c Service Commission. with ali the state
departments. like Banking. Insurance and
EEcise2
Then. too. some Republicans are argu-
ing they'I vote T0r DIX because they think
Tart would appreciate q slap At Roosevelt
Taft would Ike 10 have Tsmmany n con
troi Of New York state. wouldn't me- MI
bun1son vas a prosecuting oTIceT under
President Taft Eis hard work has added
something 70 the fame or the Taft admin
lstration. After election the Republican
VINO voted for Dix and Murphy 10 please
Tart can go of clone somewhere and neg
iect 20 leave his address. and just confess
10 himself his own opinion OF his political
tzEacitv''
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30

surar was quiet and unchanged 70 = lower /;
October. So SHd; November. ss 41zd. anu
May, Os ,,,,t
moderate
METALs-Pig iron certificates nominal.
changed
NAVAL sTORE>-Spirits tuTpentlne was
titfla better here AID at savannah Rosin steadS
and unchanged Tar firm at unchanged prices
SpIRITS TIRPENTINE machine bbls. oo7scs
TAR. y1QsT so kOsIN, common 70 so0o s'l4iii70'
se 2,blDk6 30 b. 50 81. D. 50 10.
OII.S-I4inseed unchanged. Eehned peti"-
Ieun steady at recent prices
CDTTONsEED OIIs-Markst was under hioo
crate pressure in positions cue 20 llasl'
t.nders on November contracts tIan 49,.
amounting 10 about 3. 500 bbis. and this ofolsIl-
about liquidation. while the later uonlhs w. w.
.IfghtIy lower under selling against puFSu1ses5
- Srr,ds in the So.rb AT the close prices shoFe'l
a not decline OF ] 70 points Local coh''@-'
prices v.~far-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30

FLOUR AND MEAIs-Fiour inactive and
easy 'SprinE patents, 81 - q s. to. ws4utrr
straIghts s. 3Oa 81 40; winter patents, s. 30
a 81 so. spring clears. s. 3uuS4 Sd. extra No
/ winter. s.. 5Ga 50 so extra No winter
81 rs ~ s.; 80. Kansas straIghts. 81 20 81 -
EJCKWHEAT FLOUE-Quivt- s. 10 g s. ~
per 100 III. RYE FLOU Firm, fair TO
good 81 a s. -. choice 90 fancy. 81 - a 81 %
CCREMEAI.-SteHdy- kiln dried 81 %. BAG
coarse. ST lOHSl L.. FEED-Wrsjcru spring
So 10 li Sd -. standard mlddilng. 81 To-
hour do, ST go red dog. SIS A1- city bran
ST. 80 bulk. So - 20 So 80 sacks; mitdlins
So % q $50. red dog $40 hominy chop. S@+
bulk. SIS 20 sacks, oiImeal $50 80 S5T-
PRONiSIONS-SteadN rarly. with prices
showing moderate gains. Near the close
however there was active selling. ana HhAl
prices were easy. showing moderate net losses
PDR Rk-U nsettlrd- mess SO 80 g 81 family.
SeI n SO ao. short clear. So q 81 90 bsElF
steady mess Sl5NSt5 50. family. Sl9g so
packet. SI6 1oUSlI. extra india mess 81 q
S3l 90 BEEF HAMS, S23 "a so bkESSt-b
HOGS -ht'uns. Use. $50 70 y 2Eea 100 10
l3l+c. ltO lh. t3ise. pigs. 1875. CUT MEA >
Piened bellies smoking. isc; 10 70. i'c.
14lz a l4s.e. TALLOW-Steady city. : 'se'
country. - dysis SC LARD-Mlddlr West.
l.. % q l2.35c; city dull. f2c; renned quiet
South America. IS dOc Continent. iSc. Brazl
kegs. Il ddc. Compound. steady, pa ~ Toe
ST EARlNE- Barely steady oieo III y q lie.
city lard i3is lie
rtGAR-Renn-d dull and unchanged, with
Eranuia ted dOc net. less J per cent cash-
Raw here Inactive and nominal Centrifugal.
p6 test, AN0c. muScovado 80 test. SOC. mo-
lasses sugar. 50 test. 3.05c, In London beet
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30

Eew York October %. 1910.
GRAIN-WHEAT-W Weak closing at the
lowest point Of the day. representing net
loss Of I Il q &c. Foreign news was bearish,
including reports OF large stocks abroad. Wher7
elevator capacity IS being taxed, and wOrld
exports for the week We're l6.0lI.OOO ousnels.
gainst I3.376.0D0 last week and ll,++S,Ooo
last year. The cash demand in the West
vas said to be very small. and as there ap
pea-ed TO De little hope Of selling our surplus
wheat abroad traders generally took the sell
ing side and the market declined easily with
little opposition. Export demand was light
and business was reported for the day. Al
I o'clock New York quoted 9S = for December
and 81 % y for May. No red wheat here
gGAc elevator and 9z1- T ahOat; No
Northern Duluth, 81 13 = ahOat- CORN
-E,a sier; prices declined early, and the mar
krt showed some resistance 70 pressure. Later
commission houses took the selling side. and
final prices the low Of the day, rep
reseutinl a net loss Of "a a : @. No corn
here 56 isC elevator. domestic basis. TO arrive
+ T. and JTc + afoat OATS-LOVer.
closing at net loss OF y a i=c. Commission
houses We're active sellers and the cash de
mand was poor cash oats firm, standard
white. 3Iz4c. No .. 3SLc; No 3. 3I4c. No
T. 3Tc. RYE-Steady. No Western, size
b New York BARLEY-Quiet. mailing.
T4dTSc + Buffalo BUCkVHEAT-Quiet
American, 62c New York, Canadian
nc New York. for export
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30
MAKING TIGER MORE EAGER.

..v-e5ev-o--h made q bad break to-day
- told an audience that only six nations
i7 r,5-o7e mad a bigger assessed Valuation
.-s- Nev York stale. That viii make Z
f-- ~ --o5bIe for us. When Tammany
reads that in -he morning papers = VIII re-
fo-tre rs efforts 10 win the state. ana
ve.-e having a hard enough fight now.
-----.- II Chanler has been receiving
congratulations along with AIr- Hedges on
having turned the Eooseye cit king business
,--o a laugh as broad as the state Il IS
sad n he q fact that Colonel Roosevelt :
enemies ac-uaTv pushed the circulation OF
the story that he was ambitious 10 ne king
--s s-o-~ was credited in inverse ratio
r7 -rz hearers sense Of huuor- Neither
~ HEDGES nor Afr. Chanler has denied
70 s-a-v- often they have enlarged upon
- zftr their Own comments
-- shall insist upon an elective mon
s-chv-- said M. CEanler 70 score OF
audiences 'I am opposed 10 Mrs Alice
Roosevelt T1onEvorth as queen and "a
Kick as prince consort The New AorB
Tines and The New York Evening Post
ssr that Stimson Is honest and capable and
vel qualified 70 ne Governor. but that ToU
shouldn't vote IL him because z Stimson
IS elected Roosevelt VIII be king
The Hedges method Of getting his fun
scross the short gap that separates MIN
@-or7 2 crowd OF voters includes staccatc
sentences. raucous tones and solemn pro-
-estatfors that James Gordon Bennett can't
he blamed if he hates SJmson- and that
srv one who has been treated as Parker
-s= Heen treated bv the Republican party
Is justified IN feeling hurt.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30
Tamnany And
Dix Targets
For testers
"ToBS" JOCOSE BARBS
How FIedees and Others Show
PucriIity of Arguments
0f Democrats.

= there were no other way OF tracing
me Henry /. StimsOn campaign party on
,.s travels about the state its course could
=. r,71ovaa accurately by The chorus OF
ts,,rhrer reused by the Republican spell
.5,4.-q a. the expense Of their opponents
,-,,,ief among those orators who destroy
t,e arguments Of the other party by re-
5.rior thern 10 absurditv Is lob E Hedges.
Who has for the last three weeks been
handing the hearty laughs" 70 thousands
q upstate voters.
They al know Job upstate as q hardy
.ol.ticsl annual Of the genus orsatorlcus
rn5 they wonder why he doesn't run FOR
to.r,e-h hing himself The campaign mana
-a-s know his powers and they see 20 *
trs- he hears ana heeds the call OF the
rsrrv'' a. the start Of the open season Tor
,.-,7s5aras He doesn't have 10 worry
sbo,r conveyance or schedule-he simply
racks q grip. slows a few gross OF throat
1o-eYres RnG climbs aboard a crowded.
lt-rered private CA Whenever he hears
- name called he goes out OF 70 the back
,Is-fo-u O. climbs into an automobile
br7,0d Yer a nearby public han
some earnest pleaGer or Vigorous 'argy-
.-sr.-- gers the audience al wrong lt up. and
f-.n. lest the enthu,lasm boil over or de
ye'op into hysteria. up steps Job and puts
everybody IN gOOl humoT
Now. I'm not a blind party man. says
~. t, his most serious tone. I'm not one
~ those fellows who think that II the
r.e77oc-atic party is elected they'll steal
sr5 che money in the state Treasury. After
49, all over youIl know that Tammany
kss peer there. but they'll leave SO or SIS
s- least. just 10 show where the place IS
N-ran they want to so back.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30
TIE KING BUSINESS.

-~1ov. as 70 this king business. says
NJ Hedges. introducing the subject II
zones vibrant with seriousness and cor
--nrirc airiIy. II don't think Roosevelt
ryr7rs 20 be king. But be that as i may
you cant have a king without an army
snS navy The army isn't big enough 70
guard the drunks IN the United States. let
sloue Put e king OF the throne, and as for
--e navy. while you're getting an spprcpf1-
alton for e warEnip two OF them rust away.
Vow. I was az the battle o. Saratoga
I'D 7 vas against Roosevelt there I was
es-rened out Whv2 Because Roosevelt
vas KING Nc. because Roosevelt had the
people back Of him. Far BE It from me 70
6erv The king business, but when I think
a- me common schools OF The country 50
busy these last 155 wears creating pre)u-
c.ca against IL and al least two political
-z-ties opposed 70 T.. and almost leeoo,oV0
people 10 assist Judge Parker and Nj DIX
II preserving the Republic, why, the king
proposition TO me looks Ike "A long shot
There is little mercy Tor ex-Judge Parker
when Job FeGges fnds tine 20 deal with
hln II one OF his speeches lie pitches
irto hin something like this
I've noticed a political resurrection with
iu tie last few days. Ny genial friend
Parker is back. Roosevelt brought him 70
life He buried Parker SIX years ago" Or
perhaps he says Colonel Roosevelt has
not replied 20 Judge Parker's remarks. L
seems that the colonel has some rule about
buryfug q man only once"
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30
NEW YORK PRICES.
NTERIOR RECE EIPTs
SEABOARD CLEARANCEs-

COTTON-lnCreaSlng estimates or the CIoP
were the dominating factor, and prices had
a maximum break Of about 81 50 bale, as
compared with the closing figures Of Friday
night This decline was in the face OF rather
btIIIish routine news. for Liverpool was better
than due. snOWstCrms were reported as far
South as Atlanta, temperatures indicated
the belt extending in the West far South
az the Gulf coast. and the news from manu-
featuring circles indicated that mills gener-
eIlv were going back on full time AFTER
brief early rally the market became almost
dcmoraIized. with January selling on 70
405C, or - points net lower The close was
a little up from the lowest. but while October
showed g net loss Of only points, later de
Iiveries were anywhere from Il 10 30 points
lower. and sentiment evidently much un-
settled F. NJ COrdN q noted Southern
crop expert, who arrives at his crop views
through a season Iorg investigation, estimated
was the biggest estimate published so far for
the season. and was nearly 100000 bales
above the estimates circulating earlier IN the
season. This estimate would seem oeaTlsn,
but there operators who consider that the
figures do not compare bearishly with the
estimates that during a normal season the
worlds mills require fully 13. 900 bales
OF American cotton. while this season follows
n year of general Curtaiiment, owing 10 the
iradequacv Of the last crop. Leading bulls
are supposed 10 have purchased fully 10000
check the subsequent decline. which carried
March off to 14.I3c. 81 points net lower
At the close prices were some or q points
up from the lowest. and about 10 20 20 points
above the low levels reached last Monday
local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

C1icasO- oct 29-Lrwsst prices = the year
reached in The wheat market -o-(7a- t1s-
before rHe close Although -he MONDAY showing
- world shipments promised 70 - somewhat
less Er1~druS0r1a than raf previously Hse1 count
I'd T0Cu. the Head weight - the expected total
badly Tts~0U-aEel holders Fir7' quotations wa-e
I Il ~ re lower -Hau last UiE7r Other zrai1
suffered in sv-1ps r0v-~0r0 being pulled down
q q "a and rats = n &c Provisions ~ rNa 81
fs- -anreF from Zoe advance o. T2I-c decline
Tauga 0f -r1~ee-