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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-17

Ike North Dak0ta EdueasionaI seor.
ina Contest.


The fifth and last of the series Of
educational butter scoring contests
conducted by Dairy Commissioner r.
F. Flint was held at Fargo, Sept. 16.
There were twenty three samples en-
tered which is very good showing for
this time Of the year.
On the whole the samples were more
uniform both in workmanship and
quality than at any other scoring. and
showed marked improvement over
those sent in the first time. The i'm
provement in appearance OF package
was very noticeable with but few ex-
ceptions. In few cases, the butter
was packed when quite soft, conse-
quently shrunk somewhat in the pack
age which detracted from it's appear
ance. In one or two cases 20-pound
packages were not enclosed in 60
pound tubs and consequently were
more or less dirty on the outside which
will naturally detract from appear
ances.
The samples scoring 80 per cent or
ahnxyA V-aYrk FnI10xvas
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22

possible reasonably to approximate the
output in advance by the simple use Of
the diamond drill. The petroleum in
dustry is going ahead by leaps and
bounds and it's output is now worth
millions of dollars per annum more
than the present production of gold
and silver combined in this state.
With cheaper and abundant money
with which TO prosecute gold mining,
the race for supremacy between these
two leaders in the field of state mining
may be made more interesting in the
year 1910 than at any time since petro-
leum began to assume a commanding
prestige.
The extent to which mining has con-
tributed to the upbuilding OF San Fran
cisco in the past is a matter of common
knowledge. Many of the millionaires
who have subsequently invested largely
in real estate and who are earnestly
engaged in promoting California in all
ways won their capital from the mines
of California and Nevada.
There is every reason to believe that
the California mines will resume their
old relative Importance in making San
Francisco prosperous. In 1887 the total
mineral output of California amounted
to S19,7S5.S6S. In 1907 the value OF the
mineral products was $55. .697.949. The
year 1908 increased this by nearly S11,-
100000 and the output for % years has
amounted to nearly three-quarters of a
billion dollars. or in exact figures S6F4.-
$685. $40. In % years, therefore. there
has been an annual increase as indi-
Gated by the last year of the period as
compared with the first of $46.5T7 $50.
1t is not improbable that the present
year will show S10.OOO.OOO Increase
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22

alei special DO, 11ssc; pearl oil. in cases. lsxc:
sstre4, l612e; star, 16A5c; extra star IaiLc:
2 ane, 2611c; eocene. 1s5se; red crown and mo-
Tor gasoline. IN bulk, Ice, IN cases pc, engine
distillste, 50 drums T1sc cases 7c rore. e ssa-
gasoline, In bulk SOC in cases 37lLc. vsrnSsb
makers and painters nspths, In bulk lie in
cases 1Shc. >' "
Iurpentine-s5c per gallon in cases and 7sc in
bulk, drums and iron barrels
hoSln Iper bbl Of 2S0 lbsl-F 81 So- r
Nt.so: g, $So5; 81. $S.15; l. IS 25
q sss heo ana White Lesd-Red, s1S S@8c; white, sH
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
Ihe Western sugar rennins company quotes as
lated, S.b5c: standard coarse eranulafed 4 6sc.
Lst SIanulateo, o-65c; cut loaf in barrels only
t-ooci d a e crystal dominos 5 ID cartons ia
esseS, e-eoe; 90 10 cartons in cases, e.I5c;
90 in boxes. e.zoc; cubes and A crushed Z e0c
monsrchs powdered 5.T5c; xxx povdered
o sec. candy grSnulsted, b.75c; confectionery a.
o-boc; confectionery crystals s. 75c: extra hne
Franulsted, 6.s5c; magnolia A, 8 25c; extra G,
b1Sc; golden C. 5.05c; D. 4.e5c Barrels and Sc
70 begs lOc half barrels 25c boxes soc more
n IS and 30 ID tins 81 70 more. in S and 10 II
Cns SZS5 more per 100 lbs than price for this
grade in 100 ID bags.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
b.65c; "Higrsde'' bar. &c; powdered. 575c: A
crushed, 5.S0c; berry. 5.65c; Q. g. II. extra fine
dry Ersnulateo. 5-65c; coarse dry granulated,
e5cs confectionerS' A, 5.65c; confectoners crys-
dry graDulsted (l00 lb bags only, 5.45e; excel
sior A. 5-25c; extra c. 5.15c; golden c. 5.05c;
yellow y, 495c; cut loaf IN barrels only, 765c;
H- & 2. crystal d0mnos. 5 ID cartons in cases,
tioual Per 100 LBS: in barrels and 80 ID bags.
1oc more; half barrels, 25c mores boxes, soc
more for al grades Bar in 30 and 40 ID tins.
$40 more; IN 10 ID tins, S2-35 more. Minimum
order, carload weight.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
New York Produce


caasn to o choice isoa 2ia29e lsos nomina fsis
.Hides-Firm- Central America, 2313c; Bo-
barrels. S7g5: refined New York bulk. 81. Z;
Philadelphia in barrels, Sis; do, in bulk,
Wool-Stesdy. Domestic fleece. s1a3ec.
Sossr--Raw. hrm. Mgseovado SO test, S.74e;
eeDtriflgsl. a6 test. <-24c; molssses sugar, SO
crushed. 5 csc; mold a !" 5eoc; cubes. 5.Soc
1XxS Pogaereg, 40 powdered 6S5S gran
e1 a = 5yo5c; No !, 5e; No ?, 1850; No. 3.
Seoc; No Z, s6e; No 3, $500; No, s, 75e;
4-55c; No. II, 4 SOC; No r. 4.45c; No 13,
TO sas Ssss 'sssa sss qs Ps Ssr. eosss
bids-Msy and June. e.s5c; July. e.4Oc; August
het. 6.5scs Decsmber. e.sec; January. e.eIc;
z ebrusry, 66Sci March, 665c; April, 6.66c-
HsTre was unchanged. Hamburg also un-
snst quiet: No. Rio. sl&c; No. Santos,
sSc; mild, quiet; Cordova, eA4l2lse:
.CAeese1FiTrn: state nuil cream. new specials,
14isQ t5c; state. skins nDe. e& GfoAc; DO, full
Esss1Ytssk; state, Pennsylvania and nearby
iTrsis, p y @2sc d. nrsts, 2olls 93lc.
=. .Evtporated Apples-Are quiet and steady with
. moderate demand for future delivery at g. SIC
y
1eei choice, sGs1ze; prime, ea74e; common
40 fair, sd655c.
.Prunes-Are firm with = good jobblng demand
and small offerings. Quotations range from
E&QS&c for Californias up 70 3oz0s 10 4G9c
for Oregon fruit
: ApTicots-Are quiet. hut firm. on the small
stocks and IN sympathy with the coast markets.
.t1hoieei iod lolac; extra choice, I0s4 01I1sc;
6sBcy. 1I15 Gi2Lc
PeschesZouiet sud steady. Choice. ea6Sc;
Hztrs choice, 65z dTc: fancy. es. 0T5kc
Haisins--Are dull and unchanged Loose mus
rates 30 05zc; choice 70 fancy seeded AZ a
So seedless 5lzd4i5c; London layers, 81. 209
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
Eastern Livestock Market

III
CHICAGO, May 2l-Cattle- Receipts, esti-
mated at 800 head: market steady. Beeves.
s. 500 20: Texas steers. s. G6.4o; western
steers. S5.256J 20; stockers and feeders, S4d
$50: COWS and heifers, s2-75d7-25; calves. $3.50
6dT-T5.
ket STEADY 20 strong Light, s.. .z0Qe-1O; mixed,
se-S5 9-721z heavy, $9.35ds.70; rough, SO. 30 a
$50. good n choice heavy. S9.J0d9.70. pigs.
50. 80; bulk If sales. 50. 60d9.65.
Sheep-Reeeipts. estimated at 1.5Oo head; mar
ket weak. Native S406-S0; western. S4d6s0;
yesrlings. s8.5od 80; lambs, native $5f5ds 80,
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA, May 21.-Csttle- Receipts,
100 head; market unchanged. Native steers,
S6d650, COWS and heifers. S375m6.75: western
steers, S5-506T; COWS and heifers. 50. 1865;
Gamers, &2-506 80; stockers and feeders. Sc. sc
ass; calves, S4d7.5O bulls. stays, etc, $4d
6-35.
Hogs-Receipts. $500 head: market strong to
2 shade higher. Heavy. se.3O6e.45: mixed.
So 35de %; light. 5000 955; pigs, Ss@9; bulk
o. sales. S9.35 aces.
sheep-Receipts. $500 head; market steady.
YearLngs. Se50d7.50; wethers, S5.2 d6 so;
ewes. S5a6; lambs S7ds75.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. May 21.-Cattle-Rece
200 head; market steady. Netive steers IS. a
$50; COWS and heifers. IS. 100 7.35; stockers and
feeders. S4.25d6 $50; bulls S406.50; calves,
s. 25 al. 50: western steers, $5.50GS; western
cpws, sz 25Gs.50
Hogs Receipts. $500 head: market steady.
packers and butchers, $9-45Q 9-55; light. So 50 a
sheep-Receipts, 1000 head: market STEADY
snd unchanged. Muttons 81 .25G6.75: lambs.
Esn3. so; fed western wethers and yearIings
s4.T5d7-25; fed western ewes, ss.256e.25.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
PENINSULA PROPERTIES
STILL IN BRISK DEMAND
Owners Have the Greatest Conf
denCe in Their Holdings

Peninsula properties are forging into
the foreground of interest, with every
indication of development of large con-
sequences. San Mateo and Redwood
City subdivisions have never seen such
an early spring activity, and it looks
as though during the coming summer
all past records will be broken in the
transfer of peninsula lots.
One hundred thousand dollars in cash
has been turned over to the treasurer
of Redwood City for the street work In
Dingee park, which will begin imme-
diately. The Dumbarton cutoff is COM
pleted and is ready for use. The Pc
ninsula electric railroad is showing in
dications of renewed activity, with
Francisco and San Jose in the near
future. This will ultimately be fed by
a myriad of branch lines tapping every
section of the peninsula, increasing
land values immeasurably.
Owners of peninsula properties are
exhibiting great confidence in their
holdings" said H. c. Tuchsen of Bald
win & Howell. "All these evidences of
progress are impressing them and ii
is already becoming difficult to get good
acreage for subdivision purposes. Even
the owners of single lots are holding
on. and 1 should not be at all surprised
to see property all along the line take
a jump very shortly.
"As soon as the Peninsula electric
line starts running land will be worth
considerably more, and the assurance
of its immediate completion should
make it worth quite bit more even
now. There can be no question that
the Dumbarton cutoff has already in
creased values, and property owners
are justified in advancing prices if they
desire to do so. do not know whether
we will advance prices in Dingee park
or not. Our street work will be in
progress all over the tract in a few
days. and naturally we will be gen.
orally torn up so it may be that we
will nold off an advance a little while
for that reason.
Redwood City never faced better
times. There never was finer oppor-
tunity to make small realty invest
ments than there is now down the
peninsula. Dingee park will unques-
tionably develop into one of the most
favored of San Franciscos suburban
sections. and / expect to see it com
pletely sold out before the summer is
over"
Baldwin & Howell report a contin-
uous call for properties in and around
Redwood City and San Mateo, partic-
ularly during the last week when they
claim to have had more inquiries than
during any one week in the last six
months.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
MANY SALES REPORTED
BY j. w. WRIGHT 6 co

j. w. Wright & Co report sales
made in the first half of May as fol-
lows:
For L. Bingham. lot and Improvements at the
known as the Griffin apartments, lot % by
s1:6 feet; $50, 900. in exchange
., For julius III Levin. lot and Improvements in
eight rooms and bath; $3.50
For H. c. Sexton, lot and improvements in
, the south line OF Golden Gate avenue, 1916 feet
west of Lyon street % by 100 feet, modern
fats of ), and rooms and bath each; Sc 500
For W. ]. Rogers lot and improvements in
the west line of Eighth avenue 125 feet south
of Lake street, % by 120 feet, and new modern
colonial residence of seven rooms and bath
Sc. 500.
For NJ. r. Rock, lot and improvements in the
east line of Webster street. 1876 feet north of
Geary, 2Sx100 feet, and residence of eight rooms
and bath; So, 500.
For H. A. Aver. lot in the north line of Clay
street 100 feet east of Polk % by 127:6H
feet; $4,000. Owner intends to erect six mod
ern flats OF five rooms and bath each.
For NJ G.. Watson, lot in the west line of
33 by 120 feet; $1,000. Purchaser intends TO
erect six handsome fats.
For William Brown. lot at the southeast cor
ner of street and Thirteenth avenue opposite
park extension, 5ox95 feet; $500; marine view.
For William. Brown, lot and improvements in
the south line of Eddy street, 75 feet east of
Broderick and modern residence of eight rooms
and BATH $500.
For Daniel Foley. lot in the south line of
street 32:6 feet east of Twelfth avenue, % by
100 feet. and modern cottage of five rooms and
bath; $500.
For n Manler lot in the north line of Perry
street 375 feet west of Fourth, and store with
fats above; 800.
For w l.. Butler. lot in the west line of
Thirty seventh avenue. 237 feet south of Point
Lobos, 30:9 by 120 feet, and residence $500.
ror c. W. Stockett lot at the southwest cor
ner of Minna and Julia streets, 46 by 90 feet;
$3. $50.
For Thomas J. Kelly, lot at the northwest
corner of Twenty avenue and California
street. 1876 by 100 feet; 81, 400.
For G. Johansen, lot in the south line of
Fela place, 1886 feet east of Powell street,
"a by 81 feet; s240O Resold for 81. $50.
For Ella L. Hosta. lot in the south line of
Union street, 91:6 feet east of Larkin, % by
67:6 feet to rear street, S2,35T. Owner intends
to erect flats Immediately.
For Marion Swenson, lot in the west line
of Leroy place, 92:6 feet north of Sacramento
street 226 by 60 feet; $1.75O Purchaser in
tends to erect small apartments.
For G. B. Allen, lot In the east line of
Fortieth avenue. $50 feet south Of Point Lobos
avenue, 1916 by 40 feet; $1.650-
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
LEASES REACH A
SPLENDID TOTAL
Wolf & Holman Report Con-
tracts Aggregating $4,000

Wolf & Holman report lease to
A. L. SNOWFALL of the three upper
floors of the four story building being
erected by Mary A. Deming in the
north line of Turk street, 80 feet west
of Taylor, consisting of 80 rooms and
baths. The lease is for a period OF
six years and q total rental of $4,000.
They also report the following leases:
For DR.. Sol Lyman and Ruth Hyman to T..
construction. corner OF Keary and Bush streets.
for five years. S1O,50O.
For account of Max Hofch to Paris waist
shop store premises at - Stockton street,
term OF five years; total rental $500
For account Of Western safe vault company
corner Second and Stevenson streets. term OF
three years; total rental $1,000
For account Of D. Samuels realty company to
D. Figone. corner store 2l1 Eighth street. for
two years, total rental 50 600
For account OF Wiley B. Allen company 10
Silberstein & Sons. loft space in the Wiley B.
Allen building, for two years; total rental
s.. 900.
For account oe Koenig & Collins TO A. N.
Rude half Of loft at 121 Geary street. term Of
8 years; total rental s.. 900.
For account OF Anna G.. Garratt 10 Iolouse
& DelOrieuX company. warehouse corner Sixth
and Harrison street, for three years; total
For account of sewaI DolIiver and s Burt
chaen to Henry Steil Co. corner loft NTH
floor DolIiver building. Mission and New Mont
gomery street, for three years; total rental
s., 900.
For account OF same owners to NJ. Schwartz.
space on fifth door. DOlliver building. for two
years; total rental 81 200.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK. May 21-Hutton's wire saws:
The advance today was partially the result of
q Tightening Of the reins in the old crop months
by the bull leaders and partially on account Of
rfe forecast for unsettled weather for the belt
1t time when fair weather is badly needed
Prom Texas came reports Of replanfing still in
progress and seed rotting the ground with
Stands spotted and unsatisfactory. The crop Is
now from Is 10 25 dsFs late all over the belt
end viii require perfect weather for several
weeks n the lost time Is to be regsined one
month hence picking IN progress in south
Texas two years ago. the first bale having been
shipped about June 20. Last September and
October cotton sold on an average OF 13c 10 l3k c
on piants tions and we do not now anything
fn the situation 10 lead US to expect the staple
TO bring less than this the coming fall. Spinners
were free buyers the recent decline. showing
that fhey need cotton. and the takings the last
week were considered bulish. owing TO three
days holiday in Great Britain and many other
European countries
Spot closed quiet: Is points advance; middling
upiands Is 40c: gulf. 1850. :
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
The Hoag District

A number of parties now located in
Bidwell are figuring on securing leases
in the Hoag mining district and as
some of the principals are experienced
and have the capital to back up their
judgment, it begins to appear to the
casual observer that the shipping of
bullion viii be the rule in the very
near future.
There are several properties in the
district that have made wonderful
showings, but, from some cause or
other. have been bottled up and the
values permitted to remain dormant
But conditions are changing and, al
though we are not at liberty to give
out the particulars at this time we can
say that those who have decided to
act are in a position to take UP the
leasing system in a systematic way
and carry out a progressive mining
proposition successfully.
This is very gratifying, as four years
of weary waiting has had anything but
a soothing effect upon those who have
staked all on what they knew to be
gold field second to none.-Fort Bid
well Gold Nugget
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22

Sierra City. Work will begin in about
a month.
The Swastika has 10 stamp mill
running constantly now, but the amount
of ore In sight justifies the erection of
an additional 10 stamps 1t is under
stood that the majority of stock in this
mine is, owned in Connecticut. Law
renee H. Holly is the superintendent
and manager.-Sacrament Bee.
Monsters Rich Ore
A new vein, richer than any before
uncovered in the Monster mine south
east of Big Pine, was found last week,
which has had great stimulus In
bringing this property into public no
tice. One result of this strike is that
the shipping of high grade ore. silver
and lead, viii commence at once, and
more men will be put on the job of de-
veioping the ore bodies.
j. P. Fitting of Big Pine has charge
of the property and has been working
10 men. An additional force is to be
put on very shortly, Those interested
financially in the Monster are now
having valuable shipper in action,
and one of the owners of the mine,
State Senator Boyd of Nevada, will
arrive at Big Pine Saturday TO make
a personal inspection of the property.
The Monster is in a lead-silver zone
of the White mountains and has shipped
ore at intervals. Development work
has been fftful, however, due to various
reasons, one being the difficulty in
getting supplies to the mine. and the
interference of winter weather. The
Monster has always been considered,
and for good reasons very promising
mine, and has produced ore whenever
1T was worked.-Owens Valley Herald.
South Fork Mine
There is considerable jubiIation in
Forest, Sierra county, over the an
nouncement that the gravel channel
in the South Fork mine has been in,
work on the part of the company. The
intersection was made Monday by the
miners in an upraise having an incline
of so degrees at a point 200 feet from
the tunnel. The miners not having yet
reached the heart of the channel, it is
difficult to say how rich the gravel is,
but that the company has at last
achieved its ambition and encountered
the old Bald Mountain channel, which
has been so rich in years gone by in
Sierra county, there is no question.
The South Fork mine is owned by
the Rio Antigua gold mining company.
The stock is held chiefly in Los Angeles
and Pasadena.
The company for six years has been
developing the South Fork. A tunnel
over a mile in length has been driven
and a number of cross cuts and up
raises have also been bored in the
effort to find the gravel channel The
vision of F. w kubfeld, who is the
company's superintendent. Under his
management $4,000 has been spent in
developing the property.
The company has valuable prop
erty with surface area of 1000 acres
of virgin ground. splendid plant
has been installed in anticipation of
the intersection of the gravel channel.
AS soon as sufficient gravel is taken
out the plant will be set in operation.
1t is believed by miners acquainted
with the district of Forest that by
the end of the year the company will
have at least 100 men in it's employ
Sierra Times
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
Los Angeles Produce Market
4Speciol Dispaloh 10 The Caul

los ANGELES. May 21.-Egg receipts were
heavier today and NJ advance in price was made
Butter and cheese were firm. Both now and old
potatoes are moving slowly
Receipts Of produce were: Eggs, 363 cases;
butter 3s.JG4 pounds: cheese. 2.232 pounds:
porsroes. - sacks: onions. 33.s sacks
Butter-Creamcry eXfra. SOC; irsis 2ac cook
inr butter. 25c.
FCcs-Locsl ranch canded 6rsts, CSC; case
counts. 25c
Cheese-Northern fresh. lie; eastern twins.
1Ar- eastern cheddars. 19iac; eastern ionghorns
1ec. eastern daisies l9c Swiss imported 30e:
Swiss domestic 23G25c; brick cream, 20c; lin
burger 20Q2lc.
Be eans--Ao pink. $780, No. l limas. 81. q
s5.25; bsckeyes, 80; garvanzss, $3.50: len
tbs s.
Otatoes-Saliuas. 81 .25d 80: highlands. s5c
oslo: Lompoc. S1.3561 so. EatsonEille 81 a
LIS: Idaho, 9oc@SL1o; new potatoes, 40950c
Ter box.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
Small Force at Omega

At the Omega mine operations are
being carried on with a limited force
under the direction of Superintendent
Ruffner. raise is being made in an
effort to connect with the main chan
mel of the ancient river. ExpIora tions
to uncover the precious gravel beds
known 70 exist have thus far been un-
successful. Work in the quartz is
confined to extending the drift notrh
in the No. 2 level With mines of
fabulous output Immediately to the
north and south, the Omega is in a
splendid neigh borhood. but the grass
root mining which, unfortunately, has
characterized past operations on the
ing save indications that a mine ex-
listed there, and some considerab BILE
sums were expended in trying to prove
that II was near the surface-probably
enough money to go down a thousand
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
TGOLDFIELD CONSOLIDATED
IS MINING PHENOMENON
Properties the Big Nevada Merger Produced More Than Million
Dollars Worth of Ore During the Month of April

donsdda mines o Nevada r o
ephomeno n n II
and h hene twas e
SomeOf the ifona mines goo
CRASH whnee gf oh m
neIegeof exposed gdS d Bg
o h town.
put ndghbon prpeuy e
n
winter Ian seen by
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
New York Metal Marker

NEW YORK. May 21.-Tbe metal markets
were practically nominal today in the absence
q exchanges Tin reported steady at
-38 150 33.35c
Lake copper was quoted at II. 75G13c cleo
trolytic Al l2-62k l2.75c and casting at
y. sTiz G1250c
Lead vst arm at 4.4O045oc and spelter
0uiet al 5.z5M5-6Oc
N Iron was unchanged.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
NavaI stores-rurprntIne and Ro.ln

SAVANNAH. Ga, May 2I.-Turpentine-
Firm. 6okc: sales. 274; receipts 133: ship
ments. z05; stock zS74
Rosiu-Firm. Sales, I.609; receipts, 21I9:
shipments. 1925: stock z2ao1 Quotations:
B. $42oaz %: D. $4.55; z. 81 so6a4.s5: r.
-eo1s; g, $4.97lz: H, $5.o2Is; !, $5d5.10; X,
800; ~ S5-25; n, $3.50; VIC. $5.75@5.S5;
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22

follow lateral work on the vein. 1t is
most important that the shaft work be
completed at the earliest possible mo-
ment in order to further develop the
big. Belmont vein, and no new work
will be taken up that will in any man :
ner interfere with the progress or TINS
work.
The Belmont mill at Millers has re-
sumed operations after a shutdown OF
nearly year. The plant has under
stamps will be kept dropping to their
fullest capacity on the ore extracted
from the lower levels of the mine. AT
the present time the output of the mine
totals about 100 tons daily, but this
Amount can easily be iucreaSed
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
&C. Rui1. 10. boc-
COTTON FUTURES
s.. Louis Wool Market

ST LOUIS. May 21.-Wool steady Medium
grades comhing and clothing 2od24c; light
1ne. lsG Doc; heavy fine, l3di5c; tub washed,
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
Chicago Dairy. Produce Market

CHICAGO, Nav 21.-Butter steady: cream
cries. 2302Tc: dsiries. ia pc. Eggs steady
accepts 2s.7s7 cases: al mark, cases included
56G l9c; frsts 1ec: primo .hrsts 20c. Cheese
STEADY: daisies. 14dI41<c; twins. 1917 613& =
aoung Americas. 15c; longhorns. 14t4 1412c.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22

A Californian has taken advantage of
the fact that flies always walk up a
window by inventing trap to be fas-
tened to a pane in such a manner that
a fly will enter il without being aware
that If has left the surface of the glass.