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New-York tribune., 1910-01-23
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, January 22. 1910
BEEyES-Recepts. 129 cars. or 2.457 head.
all for slaughter and export except three cars.
No trade worth noting Feeling steady. Ex-
ports to-day. 49, cattle and 1.55o quarters OF
beef to London: 3O39 quarters to Southamp-
ton: 1.s3S quarters TO LfverpooIi 10 sheep 10
Trinidad
CALyES-Receipts. part late YESTERDAY. t73.
including $50 for butchers and 153 for market
Veals steady: barnyard calves weak: about
two cars OF Westerns not sold at late hour,
and feeling easter. Common to prime vealS
sold at SIS $40 30 per 100 III; choice Of
fered: barnyard calves quoted at Sc 500
81 so Dressed calves quiet. but dressed veals
fun steady at yesterdays quotations.
SaIes-Kerns Commission Company: IL
Pennsylvania veaIs r2s Ib average. $40 IS per
100 ID: ., 1i5 lb. Ss
SHEEP AND 7-AMBS-Receipts, 10 cars. or
4.356 head. all for slaughter except one car.
Nothing doing Df Importance. but feeling
steady. A few common sheep sold al 81 so per
100 10. Dressed mutton and dressed lambs
duIl and unchanged: country dressed hothouss
lambs sSGs1I per carcass
Sales Ciate yesterdayl-TObin 4 shannon:
e23 Ohio lambs. II lb average, 80 so per 100
Ib: 241. 81 10. Ss.
HOGtReceipts. 16 cars. or 3,64i head. In
cIuding sS for the market. Feeling weak.
Sales were at SIS 90 per 100 10. Country dressed
hogs steady.
sales-Kerns Commission Company 81
Pennsylvania hogs. las ID average, IS 30 FER
100 ID: stags. AIS lb. So.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-23

soc9s1 10: STRAW long rye. so9soc: short and
tangled rye. soc: oat and wheat. soc
POJLTRY-AIIvE-No carload lots OF live
unloaded to-day. and there are about 10 cars on
the tracks. Scarcely any trading, ana close to
changed. but outlook uncertain CHICKENS;
spring NJ ise; fowls; IIc' R@oosTERs BOOST IFAs-, old
lie; GEESE. 14ai5c: Guinea Fowls. pair.
SOC; PIGEONS. pair, SOC. DREssED--Little
business. Holders firm. but nearly all receivers
have surplus and outlook is regarded with
seaIde aaaa5e: y picked s Selected soana
hens and toms e4a25c; fair to good, 22g23c;
scalded. 2eg2sc: CAPoNs. Philadeiphia. ao95ec:
Ohio. 22G2oc; other Western. 1s@25c; BROIIr-
fancy. u e pair and under ~. 2sqsoc; Penn
syvania, 24d25c: Western dry picked milk fed.
fancy faney frozs frozs @ FRESH FRESH 2 2a sGI Mrsa gsa
scalded. 1s@2oc; other Western 1s@eoc: CHICK
over to pair 70. 2sa27c: Pennsylvania s 10,
21922c; Western. dry picked. milk fed 22923c;
1olEc; other Western. 1sa1sc: mixed weights,
Philadelphia. &c: Pennsylvania 15113c; West
stern riA scals 1c n and srhirs1 rsG 1s
@l7c; other Western I507lsc; FOWLS. Western.
ss to q 70. 15lgalsise: western este S6ls. b - dry dry
picked. heavy. l7c small l5@16c; Ohio and
COCKS old I3l1c: DUCKS. Ohio ana Michigan.
2oaa1c: Western, 1sa2oc GEESE Eastern.
14a15c: nearby. 1aaisc; Wisconsin stuffed -15c:
Western. 1oG13c; SQUADS. prime. large, white.
x.
GUINEA FOWLS. spring. 8 n and over pair. 81.
GAME-Rabbits not in large supply and
selling fairly at weR sustained prices for prime
changed
POTATOES AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
steady. Sweet potatoes weak. Onions moving
slowly. Cabbages easy Carrots and other WIN
ter Vegetables without change. Artichokes scarce.
Florida celery lower. Caulifowers In good de-
mand KaIe and spinach less plenty and higher
Lettuce firm and higher. Peas and beans scarce.
Peppers slow Tomatoes selling well bur at low
s3as4 so: Maine. in bulk. $50 70. 81 75ds2; 16s-
N bag, 81 fe1S1 so; state and western. in bulk.
$50 ID. 81 5oaS1 %; le5-ib bag, 81 5oas1 50:
bag 75cqIsI c5: SWEET POTATOES Jerscy.
basket, 4oc@s1; ARTICHOKES. California. drum,
Sls@sls5 ANISE, New Orleans. ebl. So 59gS3;
Charleston 100 lunches. s34S4: New Orleans.
& 5ogs3; Bernuda, crate; 81 25e1s1 50; CAR
RoTs. old. ton. sI2as15; Dbl or bag. sla$1 %;
81 5e4S2; Bermuda. crate T5c1SI %; CAB
SO; Ioe. s4ass; bbl, 81 5o45s1 rs: red ton. $50
81 -; CUCUMBERs. Florida basket. 81 5OG
So 80: CELERY. case, 81 25GS2: California $50
s. so: state and Jersey. slQ$2 %; dozen stalks.
sd45c; CAULIF,LowERs. Long Island bbl. 81 80
81 Is; California case. 81 1882: half case. COCO
81 10; CEIcoRIs New Orleans. bbl. Segs3;
box. siass so; cuban. s1as4 HoRsaRa DISH.
1O0-fO Dbl, 81 50ds4 rs; KALE, Norfolk bbi e5
aeoc: KOHLRABI. New Orleans. S2ds3; LET
TUCE. Florida, basket. si6s3 so; New orleans.
New Orleans. 100 punches. So sodss so: ONIONS.
Cuban, crate 81 %; small white pickle. 25d soc:
state s. and western .1 white e0cgsl yellow bsg
bag. 81 a58S2; red. 81 25ds2 Connecticut valley.
yellow bag 81 25G$1 so: OKRA Florida car
rier, s5Gs6; Cuban, s3Gs7; PEAS. Florida. bas-
New-York tribune., 1910-01-23
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. jan -CATTLE-Receipts. ?. .oco;
81 so: Western steers. Sass: stockers and feed
ers 81 ao4s5 %; COWS and heifsrs. s2ds5 40;
calves 81 5oaS1e. HoGs-Recetpts II. se0; weak
70 &C lower; light. IS 2o4ss 90: mixxsd. S. 25a
ss e5; heavy. 50 sass 20; rough. IS snass ss:
good to choice heavy. IS 45Gss 20; PIGS. 81 to5S
S. 10: bulk Of sales. IS sass 50 sIIEEP-Re-
ceipts $500: steady. native. S41s6: Western.
sag So yaarlines So 1898: lambs. native. SIS 25
ass IS; western. SIS 25gss 20.
East Buffalo. Jan. 22-CATTLE-Fecefpts
15O: steadv vEALS-Receipts. 100: active and
25c lower. S6ds11. HOGS-Receipts, g. 100; slow
and 5d1Oc lower; heavy, s. s5GSs 90: mixed.
IS saGss 90: Torkers IS 609Ss so: pigs. s. $50
IS 20: roughs. ss 15ass 81: dairies. So soaSs %.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rsceipts. 4.400; active
and 15c higher; sheep steady; lambs. s. $50
Sc 90
roo Including 200 Southerns; steady; choice eS-
port and dressed beef steers. IS eodsT Is; fair
to good 81 T56S5 so: Western steers. s4 5odsS 25
stockers and feeders. IS 41ds5 25: Southern
steers. 81 25ns5 70: COWS. 81 e0ds4 50: native
cows 81 1895 -: heifers. S3 256sS; bulls. So 80
as 90 calves. So T5dss 20; receipts for the week
as roo HOGS Receipts. 5000, steady 20 Sc
lower; top. So 60: bulk OF sales. IS 2jdSs So
heavy SIS 50Gss so; packers and butchers, IS SJG
IS 55: light SIS 1oTsS 40; pigs. SIS T5dS7 75: re-
csipts for the week. 50. 600 SHEEP-No receipts
to-day: receipts for the week, 41.2po
Cincinnati. Jan. 2e--CATTLE-Receipts. 49,
New-York tribune., 1910-01-23

FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour dull and feat
ureless. CoRNMEAL-Firn: kiln dried 81 so.
gsG s ad NnAFr 4@s @s TS5ts 90 aRf EroW s. %
and city steady; Western. spring. s27 75as2s -;
red dog, sal 21qSS2 city bran, s2e so bulk S2s Is
Gs2s so sacks; middling S26 900s31; red dog.
$32 so: hominy chop $27 80 bulk. SIS 10 sacks;
olmeaI. S37, nominal.
sharply under heavy speculative selling The
market apparently influenced by the boy
insist that the hog situation is strong owing
TO moderate .G supply PORK.Barely steady;
s25 a SGT so BEEF-Steady. mess sII 5Og
s12 so: family s16d 1915 so: packed. s12 a
HAMs-Quiet; $24 n s26. DRESSED HOGS
Steady bacons. 1850: $50 Ib. 1ISsc: 100 Ib.
q fp beliie, n s s.dy pss snIo,, cut + MEATS
II, 12%c; l. Ib, 12&cH14 lb. 12Nc: picked
hams quiet; 13ls a 14c. TALLoW--steady;
reined weak: South America. i4c; Continent. an
aaa6y T. a Ell kegs 5Sf EoMPouNP oeo
16lsc: city lard. 1Stsc,
changed london market for beet sugar ruled
steady at advance Of 4G1iad, with January
quiet and unchanged centrifugal % test 0sc.
muscovado. 80 test. 3.5sc: molasses sugar. 50
RICE~steady but quiet and unchanged.
METALs-Pig iron certificates unchanged.
No sales or reported kegmars sIs To quoted Cash
sIT % March. s17 so: April. SIG 50G$l7 rs: May
and June s16 50Gsis.
MoLAssEs AND RUPS-steAdy, but
quiet and unchanged
NAVAL sToRES-splrits turpentin. ruled
steady firm at 63c here and at Savannah
Rosin drm and unchanged. Tar steady and ugl-
0IIs-Linseed oil firm. with card prices
fuy maintained Henned petroleum unchanged
thls Prices STEADY closing at a net advane, ~
3as points. Local contract prices;
New-York tribune., 1910-01-23
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Jan s2-wHEAr-spot duil.
futures frs: March. So 3rsd: MAY. ~ ia:
July, So I'D CORN-Spst quiet; new Ar-rerf-
can mixed. S. sd: Old. So sid Futures
nrrn; January. 5s I'D; March. IS I'D
PEAS-Csnadian steady. Is SID FLOUR
Winter patents quiet. SIS HOPS IN London
1Pactfc Coast) Arm IS $50 E6 15s- BEEF
Extra India mess strong. eTs Sd PORK
Prime mess. Western. steady. 1e5s. HANS
Short cut steady, 66s: BACON-Cunb-rlsnx
cut firm. 63s Sd; short rib steady. 65s Sd: Io1S
clear n1fddles. light. Arm. s5~, hsavv SJs
short clear backs steady. go: clear psffses
quiet. 6Ts- SHOULDERS-SGuare arm. STA
LARD-Prfme Western. tterces. dun, 64s er
American refined. pals. SIS Sd CHEESE
Canadian finest. white and coIor-d. arra. 5as.
ALLOW-Prfme city steady. SIS Cd: Aus-ra-
liam in London easy. 34s 10tad- TCRPEN-
TTNE-spirits strong ass. RoSIN-Corrroa
firm. los AID PETROLECA "a - Refined
steady. T1sd- LINSEED OIL frul- 3Ss I'D
London Jan 92-RAv SJ-GAR-Cerrr1st1-
gal. 1Ss Sd: r1uscovade. 1Ss. BEET SJG Ar
January. lis sssd- CALCTTTA LINSEsD-
SPERM on. sas PETRoLErM-ATn--icsa
refined. SD. spirits. "a. TURPENrISE-
Spirits. ass ROSIN-Amerfcan strained. lo1
41ad fine. 15s SD
New-York tribune., 1910-01-23
WEEK BANK CHANGES.

CLEARING HOUSE BANKs-ACTUAr, CON
DlTioN FRIDAY.
Loan. Isa 7ls7oo Is 5sn 400 ..s5 Shsssss
specie a54,s2s.soo 2s4,s5esco fie. $50. 100
Deposits 13a5, 1890 ti.2si's7ssoo 42s'0sS' 100
Cireulatn ol,442,5oo 51.s45, 800 11o3 400
included. 81 663. 800.
The following shows the relation between
ne total reserve and the total deposits
the respective dates:
Jan. Is Jan - C-hs,ee<
Specie s25s,sas.soo sSs4 s5a .eo +s1o.5so.so 400
ders.. 7tssl 200 Ts.s4ssoo 'I.oSs.soo
Totals. ss2s. .2Ie.7oo sass, ,To5 500 ts9. 4s5, 100
ast. dep Sol, ,s2s. .o5o soT. .s43. 400 +s.5f4s5O
Reserve. s27sslsso $40. ss2. 400 +s2. $50. .75o
Decrease 4Increase.
CLEARING HOUSE FsAANNKs-DAbT AVER
Loans ST. 100 25a ooo 81 eoo 900 100 $40 Tsl roo
Specie 245. s51. 900 25o, I2s 500 fs.s75 500
Legal ter
sso: ,le9 s. = s, IS s IS sSs
Circulation o1.s5o.so 51.7T2,seo ti7s,5oo
United States deposits included. 81 ss5 500
the total reserve and the total deposits on
the respective dates:
sp.c. ass lS ..s as2 Pa e m 500
Legal tenders 7s.sos. 100 T4o9s. 100 go 600
Totals 1859. 100 1888 s25,5oo s14.14e. 400
agt deposits ~. .s7s. 500 sos. $50 5.75s.s5o
Reserve So oo5. 500 $50. .ses ESQ IS. .ses. $50
SUMMARY OF STATE BANKS AND TRUST
NoT REPoRTTNG TO THE NEW YORK
CLEARING HOUSE.
Loans -..-....... Isl ssI 100 Dec SIS, ss2 100
Legal tenders. q $50 500 Dee, 4as5o0
Total DEPOSITS elirni- ''o Lee 1'0'A 0'O
from reserve deposi-
tories and from
trust companies in
New York City LII. .si2 400 Dec. 1s 21s 500
STATE BANks-REsERvE
Deposits IN banks and trust cos Ia sac 500 I3 ~
Total -..........-...........s so. e1o. 900 es 90
TRUST CoMFANIEs-REsERvE.
Deposits in banks ana trust cos S,sSs 600 oSsT
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .s1s4. $50 500 1896
Aggregate reserve on deposits. s1s4. Az 200: de-
400 u iesa' fcsefVe'
The following table compares the Clear
ing House (everase) statement with the
statements OF corresponding dates in 1909
and 1908:
Jan -. II. Jan % 'oa Jan 25 'Us
Loans 81 200 Seo 81 335 o45 400 ST. is5 $50 no
Specie. go. T26. 500 3o2 So, 100 go. 342 700
L gal
tenders T40ss. 200 sla7s400 sssls sno
Deposits. f213 T07. 400 141TI7s.e00 1l27 i6s 0fs1
Circua-
ton 51.T7osoo 491IS.ooo 20 o5s. 800
The following shows the relation between
the total reserve and che total deposits on
the respective dates
Specie R e 5S ssE 81 Ss se $50 ssg :: Ss 90
L
tenders ~ OBS 700 81 ora 400 Se s1s en-
t. $685.. 81. 500 sSsz s21 500 s31 g s5e ZOO
Total res.
against
deposits S03. 42S $50 55S o5o oSf Ta1 npa
Reser-.e s3o.sss, SO $50 ss7, $50 s37. .Os4. 800
Per ct Of
reserve gT5 o. nc ,
New-York tribune., 1910-01-23
FoREIGN FINANCIAL.

..ol1on- Jan. Con soils closed i-iS lower
q 4 1915 fo~ none and S27s for the account.
:. rr.aconoa a. : higher at fle42. Canadian
seelfc . higher ~ 1:s Grand Trunk IN
.-e1Eed a. 2lis Money vas plentiful and
-. ala discount rates were weak Trad
e IN fhe Stock Exchange was quiet. oW-
se % the approa ch Of the settlement. but
~ ~ lnsr CnioniSt Eictories helped the cheer
mess prevailing in British securities. in
.lln hardening tendency was notice
.ae haffrs and copper shares ruled firm.
'ila foreigners quietly STEADY American
New-York tribune., 1910-01-23

ket s4as12: PEPPERS. large box SO 5ogs3;
81 70; .PARsNIPss bbl, slaS1 co. PARSLEY.
New Orleans erl5 sag5s Sogss Ral1' rsess Ssgs,:
basket s1asl so: New Orleans. small basket,
zoe: Bermuda. crate, sf4S2: RADISHES. Nor
leans bbi 81 5oIS2: STRING BEANS. Florida
wax, fancy. basket. s4qx5; green. s5asT. poor 20
SQUASH. 81 5oels2 50; Florida. white. box. Si9
$50 Cuban g.; TyRSsIPs: ,s % r1iahagss . boi socg
5nc0S1 SO: WATERCRESS. 100 lunches 81
New-York tribune., 1910-01-23
CHICAGO INpuSTRlALs.
ATTRACTIVE ANDREW.

belated pun, with Andrew Carnegie
A. the victim, is being circulate6 a wash
ington The ironmaster was board a
ferrvboat at Norfolk on the Gay the Pres
ident visited that port Something went
wrong with the compass. The captain sp-
peaIed TO the mate The mate examined
The compass and said: II guess it must
be attracted by that steel magnate over
there. Buffalo Commercial
New-York tribune., 1910-01-23
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London Jan "a good selection. ar-or1es
ing 20 IL t,9SS bales was offered trs wool
auction sales today. The wool WAS readily
taken at full prices Well grown @rossbreis
IN keen demand for America ard the
home trade. and secured n1er1nos we're take1
for the Continent at hardening rsres. Next
week. "a 100 bales will be offered To-taYx
sales follow: New South Wales. 5.oce eal>ss
secured. sIdG1s I'D: greasy. 64tffs Sd
Queensland. 900 bales: greasy Cd o Is I'D
greasy. "a a Is Sd South Australia. 2Go sal.s-
greasy. SID 91s lsd- West Australia 100
bales greasy Tda1s slsd. cape ot Gocd
Hope and Natal. 400 bales; greasy. 81. q Il I'D
New-York tribune., 1910-01-23
CASH QUOTATIONS.

New York, January y. 1910
GRAIN-WHEAT-Firn opening at an ad-
vance Of s. a &c. Shorts were good BUYERS.
and after the opening prices continued to
advance until the market was UP about
cent a bushei from the previous close. Late
in the day the market developed an easier
feeling and values declined 8. 6Bc under
profit taking and Influenced by the weakness
in corn Western cash markets firm. Al l
o'clock the New York market was quoted
at 81 fSs. for May and 81 o9s. for Iflly. No
red wheat here quoted 81 81 nominal,
elevator domestic and o afoat No
Northern Duluth and No hard WINTER
S. % q nominal. b a5oat. CORN-Opened
fr1n and prices showed gains OF about haIf a
cent from the previous close. At the advance
there was heavy selling. and the market
broke about a cent bushel, closing at net
loss OF & q sc. No corn closed Ielsc eie-
vstor domestic T6c delivered and I4c D
afoat nominal. oATS-FirTner early, but
sagged off In sympathy With corn and closed
at the lowest of the day. With net loss OF
a i4c Cash oats steady. With nixea M q. - 70
70 81 To- nominal; natural white, 2B 10 - ID
SO a 551s c. and clipped white 81 TO a ID
So G57tac. RYE-Quiet: No Western. ss%
nominal. ( New York. BARLEY
Nominal
New-York tribune., 1910-01-23

quiet: fair to good shippers IS 35ass %. COM
mon. 81 2Jds4. HOGS-Receipts. 55e quie<
and sc lower. butchers and shippers. - so8&8 50.
common, s6dSs SEfEEP-Recefpts. f6o strong,
S3ds6: lambs steady TO strong. 81 759sS -.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-23

securities opened firm. following .b. rally
In New York Yesterday. The market con-
t!nued 10 advance under good b,,yina and
closed firm, with the exceptions Of Rock
Island and Analgamated Copper. which
were inclined TO ease
Call money in London, 1,gae per cent:
open market discount rates for short hills
2s4 per cent; long bills. ga per cent; Berlin
discount rate. per cent: Paris discount
rate, 2i2 per cent; Paris exchange on Lon
don, % francs 1872 centimes: Berlin ex-
change on London. 20 marks 47 ptennigs
Bar gold, as Cd. American eagles. 76s 4d
Berlin. Jan. 2c-Prices were weaker on
the Boerse to-day on profit taking preps ra-
tory TO the monthly settlement Navtca-
ton companies shares were depressed on
fears Of tariff trouble with the United
States: American securities were moder-
ately higher
Paris, Jan. f2.-Three per cent rentes
closed 20 centimes lower at 80 francs CEN
times. French securities were affected by
flood reports. but the rest OF the market
remained firm.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-23
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Jan. c2.-Whsa- ruled higher here To-
day. Influenced by strong foreign cables and .
good demand Corn and oats fell OF on heavy
selling pressure. DIVISIONS. largely asfscred by
the widespread agitation a<ainsr high meac
prices. declined materially Range OF prices
Tesfsr-
New-York tribune., 1910-01-23
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs

COTTON-After opening firm at advance
OF TO Is points prices eased off a few points
when the market again frmed UP. and in the
late trading March contracts sold at 14.5oc and
May at 15.63c. or 2s points above the closing
prices OF Friday, and in the case of May 1l3
points above the low level OF the week. Realiz-
Ing caused only slight recessiOns from this level,
March closing at Il 4Sc and May and July at
l461c, or - points net higher, while the general
list was steady at a net advance of from 3 to p
points The report Of the Ma stional Ginuers
Association showing O. 755 600 bales ginned -
January 16. accepted oreshadowing a
bullish report Monday. In addition to
the ginning figures. other statistical features
were considered buish. and the market was
helped by larger exports for the day and prediC
tions Of still heavier exports before the end Ut
the month. Exports far this season have
been about 1905, 900 bales less than last year,
and after this date last year there were exports
of 3,05T, coo bales. Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1910-01-23
FOREIGN COMMERCE.

IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NEW YoRv
Week ended Jan. 20
1910 1900 ,ooe
DTygoodS --.... 81 as2 45S So sT3es5 81 oI5 ~
General n1dse-. Q 90S, ,sS3 S 6es ass : 1sI iia
Totals ..: -s12 sss. .3Ss s1I,573.o4o s7.s7e. sss
From Jan. /
Dr7geods 80. s25 a31 $40 2s2 Ise So s5s. .es,
General udse... 80. f46o51 10 $50 3ss 10, ,g95 43I
Totals ..... .s43071.5ss s4e 621. .557 s2s s5t.t13
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE From NEW
YORK
Jan 10 Jan 1924 s53, ,I5s SIS sss. $50 s35 4s
EXPORTS OF SPECIE
New-York tribune., 1910-01-23

mo os. sse 200 70. .s4e. 500 Il %. .s7s 900
90: percentage OF reserve ' than
New-York tribune., 1910-01-23

Sr,fsd So States deposits Included. 1.eS
ca actual figures, 27s2.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-23
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nominal.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-02

$4,000 DEPOT AT MT. HEBRON CALIFORNIA.
This is the type of station at DORIS and the same
kind of station will be erected soon at WORDEN,
Oregon Please note the block signal system and the
well laid out railway yards. Mt. Hebron will be a
freight division point with railroad shops and round
houses This will positively when the road con-
meets at Eugene, which will be in about IS months.
Then the price of lots in Mt. Hebron will treble.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-02
THE FAMOUS BOISE RANCH TWO MILES
SOUTH OF MT HEBRON

This taken late in the fall after the grass had
been cut, but it gives you idea of the beautiful
country have here Immediately in front Of you is
beautiful timothy meadow where the writer has
it grow as high as his head The little white spot to
the right of the picture at the base of the hill is Mt
Hebron. You can see several of the buildings there.
All the country between your position in the picture
and the town is beautiful producing country all under
irrigation fine meadows and grain fields and mag
nificent crops.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-02

These lands are being rapidly reclaimed by the
United States government and when fully re-
claimed will be the richest celery and asparagus
lands in the world. Truck gardening will be fea-
ture of the country surrounding Worden. The
markets are close-Worden is on the new main
line and in direct touch by rail with all principal
cities on the coast. You can live in Worden and
own and work your little truck farm, 40 that here
you have the convenience of living in town and
PLACE FOR YOU.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-02
CALIFORNIA

Photographers say that this is most remarkable pic
ture 1t taken from the hill directly to the north Of
the town and shows Mt Shasta in the distance Beauti
full Mt Shasta is always in sight and is the pride of all
Californians This picture taken in 1905 DORRIS
has grown into rafting good little town since that
time. Men who know look upon this second only to
klamath Falls in Southern Oregon. YOU WILL Do
WE'LL IN DORRIS. THERE'S MANY AN OPPOR-
TUNITY THERE FOR YOU.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-10
ROOSEVELT HOLDS LEVEE
FOR REPUBLICAN FRIENDS.

Cincinnati. Sept. 9.-Col Roosevelt met
the members Of the famous Hamilton
County Republican organization at re-
ception this evening.
About 200 attended the function. which
was held on the lawn Of Rookwood. the
Longworth homestead. Boss George B.
Cox and his two lieufenants, r. X. Hy-
nicka and August Hermann. met the
colonel together. Cox gave Roosevelt
hearty handshake. and Hermann was
passed with the remark that he had met
him earlier In the day
Nick has told me a whole lot about
you," said Col Roosevelt to Hynicka.
Yes" jocularly replied the chairman
Of the local Republican executive com
mittee. but he didn't tell you all he
knew"
Quite crowd had gathered to see what
Roosevelt would say to the Hamilton
County triumvirate. The three remained
at the gathering shaking hands with
other ugests for over an hour.
Yesterday a number of local Office
holders stated openly that they would
not attend the reception, because Roose-
welt had caused the Republican party a
whole lot Of trouble" To-day it became
known that Cox would attend, and there
was not single absentee. The two
Democratic officeholders IN this county
we're invited to the reception. but neither
attended.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-10
ODELL QUITS GAME.
Former Governor of New York Re-
tires from Politics.

Newburgh, y. Y. Sept. s.-Former Gov
BENJAMIN B. Odell. jr. in an interview
to-day announced his intention Of with
drawing from politics The situation here
has become taut The insurgents. under
Senator John B. Rose, have organized for
a fight in every section. Gov. OdeH said:
Prior 10 my departure for Europe I
informed those who were entitled TO my
confidence that it was my intention 10
retire absolutely from active participation
in the politics Of this district. since my
return this decision has only grown
stronger. and a positive declaration has
been withheld up 10 the present at the
request Of those who thought that per-
haps party harmony might be restored
through compromise and that I could be
Of service IN that direction.
Il see however. no reason for con-
tinued silence. and. therefore, under no
circumstances viii I interest myself di-
rectly nor indirectly in local or State Re
publican politics except as a loyal Re
publican in contributing my mite toward
Republican victory this autumn.
This is all that I care to say EXCEPT
to express the hope that those who rep
resent the old as well as the newer ideas
of Republican policies may find It con-
sistent to unite and harmonizaasnd thus
restore party solidity in this district"