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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
BOSTON COPPER CLOSE

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Santa Re, 1909; Trinity. SOS; Wi
mona, 6hG71s; Zinc. 23na24. f. B.,
OK, Maimi, 1873. 920; ojlbway. 7at;
s. & b., 9hdiO; u. s. com. 39dh U.
:, pfd. 49a&; Gas, 25q27; Cactus.
2%0%; Chino. l07s0ils; Davis DAILY,
1901 First Nat 7-l6dH; Inspira-
tion. 7Ad7-iG; National. 27d29; Ohio
Cap. 1AG2; shattuck. 25q26; s. g. O.,
35Gb0; Yuma. 6O47O; OMEGA, 2%d3; Ad-
q H.. 550d60; Range, sos. d6i; @. C.,
7AQA; Mexico Con, MOB Mohawk,
iSa4s; n. b., 27hdh; Parrot, IA ask;
shannon, 1oaA; Utah Con, 214H;
Wolverine, l1Oail2; Corbin, 12m%;
Giroux e1s al; Indiana. 1874 ale; Kew,
sisas; Areadian. ~ as; Ray Con-
1911; $. 4 p, l0Zk oil; Apex, ~ q
81 Con. Arlz.. = az; Ely Con, 500
soc; CT Con. s%nA; La Rose. AZ q
a. New. Utah. s0Rs5c: Ray Central.
"a az Leaf, 7msc; Tonopah, s& q
- Bohemia, 6is 107; Ri, Coarn.. 239
25; Aliouez, 30 asked; r. Coaln,. 17%
a1sh: Cent, 1874 ais; d. W., sou;
La sale, i1h6l2; CRANKY, s7h q
u; Nevada Consolidated. 1875 pts;
Superior, Ssh@7s; Victoria. s9h; wy
andot, 1902; n. & b., 14hd%; Han
cock. 17k91a Royale. 171sals; Lake,
4gSsG&: North Lake. 10Ih; s. Utah,
1905: OIL, $685. p. Ely, 21-l6@h:
Chief. 1ikG%; Ely Cent. 1 l-i6dh:
ella, 81 bid Oak, 2od2i; Baltic, 6ds;
san Ant. 74s: South Lake. 4Sd5; Yu-
kon. 5-1667-16 Berole, lh62la; Az.
Coinl, 14&a15; c. & A, 5sa64; c. NJ,
asked; Franklin, Hoy; Mass. 7ah;
Mich, 2ha5; Nip, 11bd~; osceola.
faO07199
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FISHING EXCURSION
TO Provo Can,on. linn -,

o'" N"lNoh' June nth,
rare WOO for the round trip. Iss,.
oa!t lake e'Ob p. m. connecting pro-
WIN nsherfnen's special for Charls.'
p. m. June 18TH for Provo conra. .'og
with No. for Salt Lake. Yb,cb u "a,
lows "a hours for fishing along pron,
river. Fto'o
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Take your family to wandam.,.

Read the story OF the apos,.,.
Mother Church and her children !,
The Great Apostasy," by Or u
Talmage. Deseret News Book stor.
60 cents, cloth. 'e
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BANK CLEARINGS.

Now York, June 10.-Bradstreet's bank
clearings for the week ending June ..
1910, shows an aggregate OF S24sl SOOO 600,
rs against c,s50.aS5.0oo last week and
% 4ls.4S'OcO in the corresponding week
lsst year The Following Is list OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11

Beck Tunnel, 200 at g.
Bingham Amalgamated 500 at I.
Black Jack. 600 at 50 1000 at 8
Cedar Talsman, 2l0 at 10
Colorado, 200 at So; 300 at SO 800
at "a.
Columbus 500 at 50; 90 at 81, 100 at
20. 300 at n.
East Tlntic Development. 5000 at y
Indian Queen. 500 at IA
Iron Blossom. 100 at 81. 300 at co.
Lower Mammoth, 200 at 49,
NJ. Valley. 20 at 10.
Mountain Lake 300 at IA
Nevada HIS, 500 at 100; 500 at l. OH
200 at LOS 200 at i.07h, buyer So
New York. 1900 at ~
Seven Troughs, 2.l00 at &.
Sioux Con, $50 at IS; 800 at 10
Tintic Central, S.0C0 at Ia 500 at 1874,
$500 at 10. $500 al 1915.
Tintic Combination, 1000 at u
Utah Con. 900 at IA
Western Nevada Cop, 1000 at g.
OPEN BOARD.
Beck Tunnel 500 at g.
Bingham Amalga mated 500 at z
Columbus, 700 at 20; 300 at 50.
Iron Blossom. 700 at 90: 100 at 81
May Day. 900 at Ia
Mountain Lake, zoo at ~
Ohio Copper 200 at 200.
Tintic Central, $500 at 1874 5000 at 10
Uncle Sam. 900 at 80; 100 at 341s 100
at "a.
Seven Troughs, 300 at O.
Sioux Con, 200 at IS
REHABILITATION
shares Vahle
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NEW YORK LISTED sToCKA

James A. Pollock a Co. bankers ana
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
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TINTiC ORE SHIPMENTS.

The following We're the shipments
out OF the Tintic district for the week
ending Friday night. The amounts are
given In carload lots.
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James Stewart & Co.

Engineers and Contractors.
OFFICES
New York, Pittsburg, Chicago,
st. Louis, Houston. New Orleans
Denver. Salt Lake City. Portland
GENERAL BUILDING WORK
AND HEAVY CONSTRUCTION.
Contracts Completed During last
rs Years Aggregate $3.50, 900. 900.
IRRIGATION SYSTEMS. POWER
DEVELOPMENT, ETC, A
SPECIALITY.
Financial Arrangements with
New York. Chicago and st. Louis
Bonding Houses.
Western Office. Century Building,
Denver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11

It's always cool at wandsmere.
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NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

wandamere is now a. IL. best.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
BONDS FOR SALE

o. O0O Am. BRAKE shoe = Fdy. ea. 1DB9
s3sose .nsrlcAs InrcsS a. ,eie ,..,
n7G. OO0 BadaIS a sasaac. v. V. Alaa 1859
10 q. O0O hamalo SusQ. - Ntom. 81 lbbt
81 o. 00o Csi. Gas a ". tGif. 4 RfE. Sc. 1881
$4,000 Gal. Gas a Eter. Mtg. BE, 1897
a7G 000 Col. a Mock. Coal lron Bs. l9l
a71 000 dol. a Hock. Coal sToa ~. 1883
I q. 600 Delaware a Hudson ConV A.. lOlo
Z & geo Den. Gas a Elec. Gen. So. loAo
= Z O.O0O DeaVeT Jntoa water o - Ss. 10lA
q I n. O0O beaver Gas a Elec. Gen. Ba, 1899
~ 8 goo nsn Uaaoa stack 0as. hse os. lO79
$50. 900 Fnortda southern lsa Aa. loAB
q u q. 000 Great Western Power lsa Sc. l04o
a. ooo international NavtHattoa Sc. l01D
I o. 0O0 International Nick lst -. l097
-. OO0 nngepHattonal Paper tMautfor0
FRlls SalPhteel Ret o.. 1oMg
07A. 900 n q. Mex. a Ortena q 90 AZ. 1851
5000 Kansas City WESTERN 90 -, less
% o. 600 Madison River Power lst ea 1888
5000 Montana PoN'r BTams'n % -. 1898
$1,000 NeN York city a.. I0lS
%. oo0 Otd Dohtnion steam. % 1a. 1913
I % q, 900 Peoria nv. Terminal lsa -. 1897
a7S O00 Pere MaruWette 70. ". Deb. -. n0B
81 & 0o0 Raeh. syracuse a Eaas. Ga, l0A1
81 o. 600 ~. a.. Rocky Mt a Pae. lst 9s. 1855
"a a. a0O Tacoma Gas Light ~. 1919
. q. 600 Toledo Nv. Terminal AIS. 1854
% Ga i. =. Finishing &C "a. lohe
90 a. 600 a. =. FtntshiRN GORsol. Gs. l070
81 q. OOO Cnited Lead Deb. &c. 1OSS
We make speciality % High Grade Railroad
ard Industrial Securities and GuAran ;eed Stocks.
also Bank, Trust Company and Insurance Com
nany stocks. and always have markets IN secur-
fiea NJ
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FOREIGN BONDS.
MONEY tND EXCH4NGE.

lie .ooAl money mtrnef grew Gradually
hrrner LAST wees ~ re- p0Tse 20 The higher
rates Tor money AZ all -he great Hrarrfal
c.r,,.s T.r $50. r., t,. g.. - o. :.
s.t
30 = ~ .AiA' - g-ltf carer AZ
- - D =. .N D." ,I.l 'E..I" JOY .fI.L
.' a l"I -'-' f.n
- q, ...' ..t I''H' ' b'I -
- '-.'' 800. 80 lTo-
aoulE ~ N ~ SO OF Ith~ l'lli- inc
she shor,.r r..rI,rIr... go -t,t.,.,,. Al
Ytse Ia rec. ,a.. 49,. To.r- 49,. -. s,ts
az 70. far ,|r rro,r. -.,i- d,,. 20 /. =
months tulatr.f4. ulf-r wa- quoted
81 4. Ter cent - per cent for rr me-
single nan - and .r'Hr-.N bills re- eIllDle
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SHOCKS WANTED:

loo Adams Express "
aoo Assitaa-Weber PtaAc a Ptaa"la Con.
~ kTuerican surr', Tom
TOO American clue FRET
loo American hrass
SO Ame> ~hoNrl Iuul fref
sac ArRertrau Coal
100 NmrTirln p~fonndrr, tom.
7oo American ta- A il-rtrh tom
loa American Power a llsh
so0 Amrrt'sn Ihrr.d irrf
80 America NpTea7
100 Am~TtCaH ht'l' frcf
loo American thtcl~ Com
Too American hhriv HTr
loo Sm.si, ~ o. 81 - -; Sts" & Foundry Pref
M na.ton ~rturftirs FRET
10O Riagraph the t"npan'
so Tsn.tan ~~surttirs Gusn.
SO n"s'ea { no, idsrcs n va,
100 iir""ti,n n,In ll-ss,sI x.
leo nahsuSk NNroN
1oo rush Terminal
loo Ruttr Ti~rtr,S 4 poNeTtom
rs Conpectt'u River Railreaa
400 Csnn~ctirut tsiAsT Power
TOO Columbian National = ne Tvs
sos IWban- Nneris an >asar amm"a
400 Camden a Suburban RAILWAY
no GommanN raith fiTe ln>uTanre
SO Dartmouth MannfaCturinG Fret.
lOR Drtrnr a Mas Ainac Railway a"m'
~ Douglas she's frrf
200 DHIIih Edissn Prrf
zoo FidrtttN PheatN ittr tnsaraa'e
rs farT Alpaca
80 FidSIiIN a Ia.naIIy 90.
S0S '.TaHd SaPid. A Indiana Railway
Toe treat NoTthsTa Paper
rs sisss Hs;ss TiTs Insurance GO.
Toe t.leus Fall. ere InsuIsn'"
500 Hsrtford Carpet Com.
~ Hane iRsuTantr
100 Hood Rabher Pref
SO Melsna ixht ~ rres
400 mads"n s"mSss,r; rTri ,.,,,-
IS InteTustinnai uank tina '"rP"'a''""
Is uitnot~ tTartios FRET
ZOO International SILVER en- -.
ssS in'sr%i';%nsi lime Recording Gem.
200, tndu>sTial trust FraNtd~nce
800 IawNrT. Iitlr Insur me trns
SO I.ihraI' BuTra1. frrt NrtisI
100 Mah"ninE GnHI n,llrosd
400 Ma,sachu>etts ItEhtinE
100 ni.sissa state IcIspsaac Conn.
500 M'nn"apoIi. I.aeral Il.ctr,s .u,
100 Nsi,"ssi LiGsi; iira, a Power REF.
400 Nrv InElans tn,c.,me"' >eS' r'r''
% Me. -Hrn-nt Pend Gem.
Is 90 ~: .S'" Sa,S I Z m.ris rr Railroad
100 Nrw Nrth~Tiand Rank
2S National hr~.tvc haas
so NsT~ zen 4 acrresi~T RI
Iso PSCinC IIEhi,HE Corporations Com.
Toe paCinC Fire Insurance
400 Per" N.rpuett~ " w. tom
400 Re-ss EattaahaIs NsChiss 60.
200 Rubber t.esd. MsnufsCiSIinG FRET;
400 StahdaTd Roller BsaTtnG Csm. a Pref
100 Ss1-Sen ehiclei
TOO Ssovtlle ManafactaTing
7oO ~ Ioats. Rof ~ Nt. Fac. Pref.
50 ~ghW aTg~chtld a SultberGer
loO ~priaE neld breW cries eTet
loo tinted states Industrial Alcohol Pref
500 Iuted states Meter Com.
so nurd CtgaT ~toTea 4 ON.
TOO tnNrd states EaNeiope Com.
100 nited states CasuaitN
rs Iau~d State- NnTtgage Trust
lOO . nderN nod tVp~NTitrr aom.
Toe InWrd states FtnIshing Prof aSm
rs aton ENrhApHp Natis0al Hank
30 - GasualaN GOlnpans
4. -. MortEaEe a Trust ompany
50 WtlCUN Gtbb-
lOo western Power Com. a Pref.
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THE CHIC MARKET.

CIVIC eco Narrh ia-The market for
10. al securities Wa dull and featurele~~
to-day sales being confined TO odd lot
transactions a. q rile and showing la =
tie price changes Bonds were neKle, ted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

Live AaoclG MARKET .

SAruEDaYs March 10
- Reretpts ~ hesyes we're I ets head. including
o. cars all for slaughtrrrrs. None for sale ON
live weight ferllnR steady 10 strong. Dressed
herf nTm ~ i0as ai.c. pr IN for native sides
Liverpool and London cattle and heef markets
were steady AZ last quotations Exports from this
soFt 70 dsy M neeNes and 4 10 quarters Of beef
Rereipts ~ calves Were aa0 head. including gTt
for butchers and 50 for the market All the
latter were Indiana ktock Whtcn sold ~ full ateadv
prtnrs or ~ 1850 ~ pr t0D lha for nsrrtoT 70
good Nesia and o. .SGts for fed calvea. Dres.rSi
calves we're 1Tn ~ lOllitr TOT city dressed Veala
iOaipac for country dressed and Nai0r for
barry ard and fed calves
Hecrlpts 81 sheep and lambs were Asa head
Including rs for sauGh ersrA and ~ rnFs for
the market. Sheep we're arm and lanits steady
Gouo sneep Ninaint eNeN sotu ~ " ~ pr i0O
ibs pO9T 10 good lambs ~ eaRat0 A. aad no
prime ssocs Shs offered. Dressed mutton arm
a. iIia lac per 10 dressed lnmbs 81 iTatNase
country drc.ssd bOSbOuse lambs easier az So
o. 70 per carcass
trFera Nothinr doing In live hnFas nut feslnR
arm On Bgtslo advices, c0lntry drsnrsd hgEa
eaceeding 100tauo1s.
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FREDERIC n. HATCH G CO

DEAF .N .He'r' ant INACTIVE Securities o.
o.. H#af- enc Uf.rr tnrTa.sfto-s IN
f.r ...-H' ~'lt-s a1t r....f Hr-a
30 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK
Tee. ~" 10 ~ $50 hroad. -urI-silr
wrAnSh afitS~, 40 CONGRESS -. HOSTON
Tt"Hrn.r~ -sru 80 "a. Fort HI
Privats trirHEI-r- .rfsr~ New lors and Roston
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
THE CURB MARKET.

Interest in the euro market last week
converEed upon tho trading In ono OF two
particular stocks. the remainder of the
list being sxcesdinsiy dull. An activs
speculation was carried on In the Inter
continental Rubber shares. which roee
to 3sA a. compared with q price Of about
IS q couple % weeks aRo. when the stock
was arst dealt in on the curb. On Mon
day American Tobacco touched ESQ. a'high
record price for this year and last. reacted
to as and closed to-day at go. standard
Oh sold a. high a. go. but left OF &c q net
decline Of IS points. In the mining depart
mont dulness prevailed. with . saRging
tendency to prices. 4 notable exception
was Chino Copper. which rose sharply
coward the end Of the week. Dealings In
bonds were again larger. and this in fact
Was the most active quarter OF the market.
The New York city AS and the New York
Telephone as were the principal features.
Transact ions In detail In the market dur
ing the NeeE fOlOWa.
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FREDERIC n. HATCH G co.

TNGDGNtO w VHbGU q w.
Railroads And Othcr Corporations In
80 BROAD STREET. NEW york
Telephone ais0 70 Al3T Broad Inclusive
Branch once. SO CONGRESS 81. nOsION.
Telephones so 2ssl 81. Fort Hill
Private Telephones between New York and Boston
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
rRE GRAIN MARKETS.
wheat Easssz-FeaFs ~ Raan Over Sunday
-caah Markets Quise-corn ana cats
nNnlano. Th@m manly.

WEGlan1s BmH0 @@Aa8s
LIQUIDATION by some who feared that rains
might possibly occur In the Southwest over
sunday had a. much a. anything else to
do with a fractional decline In wheat yea
terday The weather was cloudy %
number OF points In the Southwest. the
weather map showed traces Of rain &C
Dodge City and Concordia. KAN. and there
were rumOrs OF light rains at q few other
points In that State SprtnRnold. Ill. re-
ported q rainfall Of o. In addition the
weather At the Northwest was favorable
for farm work. the ind icaiions point 20 .
very large acreage In that section, the spring
wheat receipts were large. the cash markets
were generally reported quiet and at some
points lower and Liverpool fell = to Id.
The spring wheat receipts were $40 'aa bush
against d3g. a7I last year. Pit traders In
some Instances sold on expectations Of a n
increase In the visible On MONDAY The
stock az Minneapolis increased 100 90 bush
for one day Cash interests sold May
Part Of the loss was recovered before the
close on covering There was also more
or less commission house buying on very
D DsIt'sa KsRnas S One W" crop expert
Who has been sending favorable reports
Of late sent this Yesterday from McPher-
ali winter killed and expected 20 he failure
despatch from Kansas City said that
the Poe, Of that city puhllshsd three col:
in substance that al late wheat has been
Killed that thousands OF acres in the big
counties have been abandoned.
Oscar X. Lyle, who has Just returned
to New York after a trip over the winter
where are irremedlable lmpairments. [
found no unusual damage. There IL some
lie ma ss every year. IN nv belief the f0un-
dalton In the Southwest h for a production
a. large or larger than In 1903.
TINE CoRN SITUATION.
Corn vas nominal here. A. the West
prices declined early. Renewed nQuidn-
ton by tired holders and selling by caAh
interests carried prices to new low leveh
on the present decline May dropped To
gh.c. below the recent high level The
cash market was dull. Before the close
there was a rally on covering,
THE OATS FEATURES.
Oats at the West fiuctuated with corn.
interests sold and commission houses
hauidated. The buying was mainly TO
cover.
THE sPoT MARKErs.
wheat steady sales. % .GOo bush. No. ,
red spot. n.2sA I. o. b. anoat for export.
No / northern Duluth. 81 IS No ! northern
Manitoba, si,Ish. Futures cloaed &c. 20
sc. lower. Corn quiet sales. O.Ooo bush.
No. spot, osc. q o b. ahoat for export
Futures closed UNCHANGED TO &c. higher.
Oats dull natural white on track. teaStc.
Rye quiet. No. Western TO arrive. 0Oidc.
T. o. b. New York. Barley nominal.
Futures were a. follows:
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET

PHILADELFHIs. MArh Is-Thers was
no feature TO the trading for To- al securi-
ties to-day lehtKh Valley sales we're
o. eco shares. Clo-ln RRi rs . los ofiiS point-
ON the day Phihdelpkia Ele,tTi" Wa-
a. tive but showed little Change a. the clo-e
prite-
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Imports and ENDsr1S.

The imports Of zue'fs Tor tho week we're
sea go silver and Rfrs. sIG gold. making tota
Fpscis imports SINE January I sy.aGI .ti2
Exports 81 specie were. silver. esq sIg
gold, g9s 30. The exports Of sre1i- since
JnnasaRy have hem Gold ~ irOO. 81 =
diver. o.os7. 79s. q total Of tl0. 6ss Tia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
RONDS WANTED,

at0.OnO American Tee CalI, IIust Re. Ie31
~ n. OoO An - Franse Etr~ EaE. -, ls7t
~ q. 0On Arnold Prtnt Nark. 80 80. INI5
a. a. 600 U~ritn Ntli. 1T s.. lp1O
NIa.npo HuT. a ~asaue. trsn Deb. 81 1898
a9B.oo0 ItuH. a S1saur. t.t -. 1891
atO.nop Nan a susque. ". u. 49,. 1888
RI0.Oan ssatte Eirrtrtc & Paw eT q - -, lebl
~ O.Uuu RNnHorA AToosgoak RRdg. Il, 1881
MIa.Onn Isaston Worcester u as. la1l
$4,000 laui. q =. a Wtnptpeg lst 1- 1876
aIO.Onn gantun A Nas.iii0n Iat -. 1890
SlO.Nno gol. New. IaR~-N. st Il. 1879
$4,000 Computtnx scale of An. -. l01l
~ u. ana en- RtCh Nurrte 1T. II, l0Sa
~ onO Z anton a New Phtla. lst Is. 1893
~ a. nuu { autwa- Z ron . - -. lO32
~ a unO rntral NeN I'm 81 md Inc. 81 l0lR
al .0po Control Z ni"n T~le. l>t 80. 1919
aIO.OOU rntrli atom Tel CON. -
HSs. 49," Z 81 \ tlaTk Goat a leon 81, 1917
a7S nOo 'rt Wnsk. trsi a lion -. I9S@
N.S Gee u~UNFr uion water ! ~ 81. lNbA
Rns aOu Ir-Terv ~tnpf~ .Ntr ~ -. 1922
AHK.uOO Ginhe - ~ van HiN~v let -. l0l =
ma5. OOo Grtt \ >ntp I.ttad az -. 1852
nln.nan International - tit a.. 1881
$50. noo Internal ianal salt lat -, l0As
aA0. aao lRt~rn tanai Stlser st o.. lPts
$4,000 Jntsrnpttonai silver Scrio
a. q. oop Back -rn Con. TraS. 1T 81. la7l
81 OoO N-p Orieap. t,Teat Nor. let 81. l91 )
eIa.DoO New ,iers-, H'nC Iu a.. ta7e
aS. OW0 y w.. ~stppTt ~. a Ter. s. 1888
ee0.Onp Peoria B'WsN Ter. l-t A. 1882
el0.0o0 sterling i've fin. Ist s.. lS7a
nstr>. IaIO-HPIl
Gk. OnO tnttsd lead deb -. lOA3
- OUnu FnN rloD- -. 1874
~ % coo ftni-sthH at as. l0l0
~ 600 F,ntshtaz q an~si. s. lS79
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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-01-27

The antique chair shown In the cut
has been used 50 long FOR commence
ment ana Inauguration ceremonies
that no such oocaslon At Harvard
would be complets without Il. Presi.
dent Lowell SAT IN Il during his in
susnral ceremony just as his predeces'
sors In ofiics have done for the last
two centuries.
Tradition says that i came into the
possession OF the university during the
administration OF President Holyoks,
but Il is not known exactly when nor
how. Tradition again says that Il was
given 70 President Holyoke BY Rev.
EbeneEer Tnrell. Of Mediord. rsla'
tive OF the Mafhers who we're among
New Englands earliest settlers.
President Holyohe always believed
that the chair was brought from Tn
gland By some member o. the Aather
family.
Benjamin Pierce. one Of iinrrard's
historians. connects the chair with q
certain variety Of furniture found IN
! . Cheshire district OF England IN the
last OF the ssyenteenih and the begin
hing OF the eighteenth centuries.
Horace walpole. Englands great
statesman. wrote 20 q friend. asking
him 10 get one o. these curious chairs
from the Cheshire district lie de-
scribes them a. being -of wood. the
seat triangular. the back. arms and
legs loaded ulth furnary. and carved
and turned IN the most unoouth and
whimsical forms
The whole question Is now dlsmiss-
"a By the statement that u Was proba,
by brought from that English district.
but IN times unknown
President Holyoke himself turned
The knobs aud put them on the main
posts 9Th hls own hands The quaint
and elaborate scat IL nov stored IN one
Of the closets Of Harvard Hall. and IL
brought out only for specified eeremo
nies Christian sclence Monitor
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Wssk IA a Babel Of Nefss With shs
Ala Of Many Assistants.


Ala Of H&ny Assistants.
II the tsresetters OF tho western
worlds have their troubles. they are
nothing compared with those Of the
Japanese composing room. an exchange
says.
The Japanese. like their brethren.
the Chinese. employ written language
what might be called literary dia
lect-thst Is quite different from the
eolloquiai tongue. In other words.
they do not. as we. write as they speak.
This proceeding requires the printing
OF their journals In two languages. the
Kama" and the square characters serv-
ing as q key 10 the other. These square
characters are modelled on Chinese
ideographs. tumble OF geomsErle fix
ures. crosses. etc. presenting pictur'
esque zigxag effect
There are 200 10 5000 OF these ldeo-
graphs In everyday use The compost
TOR must therefore be- something OF a
scholar. In the oriental sense. 10 be
able 10 recognize the characters Al
sight In order 10 facilitate his task
as much as possible. the arrangement
OF his workroom Is something like
this.
The composition seats himself at a
little table. upon which are spread
forty-seyen Kama characters As ne
receives copy he CUES Il into small
strips. handing each strip to q boy.
This boy marches along the room IN
IA he has finally been able 70 collect
from number OF cases arranged In
fles down the room the different ideo-
graphs desired. About ak or seven
boys are thus employed In the average
japanese composing room running
hither and thither As they 80 their
rounds in search OF the ideographs
they keep up a dirEsiike chant. which
would certainly be very trying 70 the
nerves OF any but an oriental
When the boys have collected all
their ideographs they place them be
fore the composifor. who then has -
course TO pair Of goggles in order 10
declpher the characters. ash out the
corresponding types IN the Kama
character. and finally sci Up the whole
for proving The proofs are sung
sloud By one reader 10 another. thus
adding 70 tho confusion OF weird
sounds already rslgnlng IN the room.