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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-06
EXPLODED CAMPAIGN THUNDER,

A democratic effort, of the most &C
tive sort, is being made to discredit c.
A. Johnson, the republican candidate
for governor, and to contrast him TN
favorably i'll every respect with the dem
ocratic gubernatorial candidate for the
third term, says the Jamestown Alert.
Mr. Johnson may not be as voluble a
talker as the present democratic candi-
date, and has not put i'll as much time
campaigning before the people But his
friends know that he is a reliable, able,
honorable gentleman, and he has pub
llshed statement of his position as a
candidate that is worthy of credit, and
is a sound, logical and common sense
platform. He agrees and promises to
do everything in his power for the en-
forcement of all laws. including the
prohibition law, and to fill the Offices,
whenever he is called on to do so with
competent men of special fitness for the
PldlSS dllQ lIlell VI the DeSt character.
He acknowledges no BOSS" and says
that the will of the people of the state
shall be his guide as expressed in the
laws of the state.
The democrats have been Industrious
ly trying to convince enough republi-
cans of Mr.. Johnson's alleged unftness,
to elect their candidate. They con-
stantly repeat that Mr. johnson is not
to be trusted. That he will be ''hired
man." controlled by some one else.
All this is campaign thunder of an
ancient origin. Republicans ought to
know it-and no doubt most of them
do For there is absolutely no reason
why Mr.. Johnson cannot and will not,
if elected, give the people clean, cred
table and business-like administration,
and not be always pointing it out and
Dragging about it.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-06
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through Jesus Christ. and as coming
down to men in Christ. This is good
news. and it is this that makes life
worth while. We no longer think of
God as an "abscntcc God outside the
world. watching it 90 to use the phrase
of Carlyle. We have passed from the
conception of God outside the universe
to the conception OF God who is the
indwelling life OF his creation. The
theology Of Plato and Augustine and
Dante and Milton and Runyan is giving
place to the theology of John, who
said. The word was made flesh and
dwelt among lis full of grace and TRUTH
And we do not need to be reminded
that John got his conception from Jesus.
Il have not been able to find a bet
ter definition of my own faith than
James Martineau has given us in the
words. while regarding the human
conscience as the only inward revealer
of God, we have faith in Christ as his
perfect and transccndant outward rev.
citation. We conceive that Jesus of
Nazareth lived and died, not to appease
the Father, not to persuade the Father,
not to make sanguinary purchase from
the Father, but to show us the Father;
to leave upon the human heart new,
deep. vivid impression of what God is
in himself, and of what he designs for
his creature man to become In short,
the accepted interpreter of heaven and
life And this he achieved in the only
way of which we can conceive as prac-
ticable, by new disclosure in his own
person of al that is holy and God-like
in character, startling the human soul
with the sudden apparition of being
diviner far than it has yet beheld, and
lifting its faith into another and purer
region
what splendid truth that is. 1t is
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-06
THE PLACE TO auX

Ground feed, oats, corn, bran,
shorts and poultry supplies at WINS
iced Store.-Advt,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-06
North Dakota Annual Conference
of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
TWENTY.SEvENTH SESSION HELD At BISMARCK
DAILY PROGRAM
Thursday October 9Th.

$50 m.-Dcvotional hour Address by Bishop Hamilton
900 a. m.-Conerencc business session.
II :OV m.-Adjournn1crt
! 80 D. 1n-Mcengs of Committees. For places We'd
nesdays program
200 D. m-Confertnce Missionary Sermon Rev. Elmer E.
Dudcn presiding Sermon by the Rev. T. F. Olsen
800 p m--Annversary OF the Freedmen's Aid Society.
Rev. O. L. Anthony presiding. Address by the Rev.
Julson S. Hill, D. d., President of Morrsown Nor
NAL and Industrial College, Morrsown Tenn
loo p m.--Lecure: "Mosac authorship of the Pend-
tcuch Established" Dr. Wright.
80 D. m-:Annvcrsary of the Conference Claimants En-,
down,cnt Fund. Rev. Alexander Karr, presiding Ad-
dress by the Rev. Andrew Gilles, D. D., Pastor of
I1emepn Avenue Church, Minneapolis.
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The following touching tribute from
the Devils Lake Journal: Sorrow
makes the world akin" Every father
and mother in North Dakota deeply
sympathizes with Mr.. and Mrs. C. A.
Johnson in their sorrow over the
tragic loss of their little son. Death
in any form is hard enough to bear,
but death so unforeseen and so dread
full is indeed a soul stirring calamity,
and such as awakens pity in all hearts.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16
Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO. Dec. 15.-Estimates that the world
wheat crop is greatly in excess Of the average
for the last five years acted as a hammer today
on the market here. Closing figures at a
net decline Of II a &c. Corn finished the same
as last night to 1sMAc up. oats L a &c of to a
shade advance and provisions varying from 10c
rise to 25c decline.
According to high authority the worlds
wheat yield is 3.672, 600 900 bushels against
i've year average of 3 3372 000. 600 bushels. Al
though this years total is less than that for the
previous II months the omparison otherwise
dishertened the bulls. especially as early in
the day an export house had been selling here
for Liverpool account. Foreign news gave the
market bearlsh start From Argentina in
particular came word of large shipments and
favorable threshing returns. As the day pro-
gressed material show of strength resulted
from purchases of corn by wheat bulls. but the
effect Of this maneuver lost when the de-
pressing figures came out regarding the world =
crop May ranged from 901sc TO 9eatc and
closed easy at 96ls a 9G14 c. net loss of &c.
Corn. after easy onening. advanced be-
cause of large purchases. The close was steady.
May fuctuated between 4715c and 4si4e finish
ing q shade up at 47Tsc. Cash corn was firm.
No. yellow sold latest at 81 1651 &c.
Oats weakened after shorts had covered. May
had as high and low limits 3412 934sse and
34Ac. with the close = L4c off at S4Lc
Provisions were excited and higher in the
early trading, but the rise met with heavy sell
ing frGm the packers. When the pit was cleared
pork was PIC higher to 25c down. lard was Oft
~ G t213c and ribs changed all the way from
121.c drop to rise of a dime.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16
MINING STOCKS

The principal huctuation in the Comstocks
Yesterday was a further advance in Caledonia
from 29c to Ssc under fairly active sales. The
other mining stocks remained the same with
trading light
Another shipment of bullion recently left
the Montana Tonopah mine, consisting Of 10
bars. weighing $50 pounds. the result of the
cleanup Of cyanide precipitates for the last half
OF November. This brings the total shipment
Of bullion for November MP to ~ bars weigh
ing :. $40 pounds In addition to this bullion
tbere~were SHIPPED during the same month
total OF so tons of concentrates The mill rec
orls show that the average extraction for No
vember better than 81 per cent During
the last week all 30 stamps were dropping con-
stantly. crushing LOAF tons Of ore, from which
extraction of Oil per cent was obtained
The Virginia Chronicle says that papers have
been signed whereby the Charles Buffers com
pany. limited. has leased its stamp mill and
cyanide plant in Six Mile canyon TO Joseph
Dietrich and Hahnewald Brothers of Leadvilie
Colo. who are associated with Dietrich in the
lease Of tho upper workings of the Chollar and
Potosi mines. By the terms of the lease the
lessees are TO pay large monthly rental to fbe
Buffers company and have also deposited a ash
bond The lessees have made preparations to
furnish large tonnage of from the CholIar
and Potosi for the mill. and according TO ire
ore already blocked out, expect to maintain
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16
GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and Otber Grains

wheat and Other Grains
Wheat-The market rules steady with light
offerings. Northern holders continue firm.
Ihe nnal government crop report appears else
where.
CASH WHEAT
1.67 y white Australian. s1.55@1. 62h; northern
club. $l-4715 @1.521a; Russian red, S1.4712 a
LOO; bluestem, S15501 60
FUTURES
10 a. M. Session
No quotations
33.347 ctls down from Port Costa for export.
The market showed no Quotable change.
CASH BARLEY
No feed. Sl.07l3 choice. S1.0S% al. 10: OF
grades. Sl.02l2 al05 per ctl; brewing and ship
ping grades, $1.10@112h.
FUTURES
10 a. N. Session
May s3ia sG30ifas St. fEa .i5ss si.1s% EGs S. lf:S fss
December-No quotations.
p. IN. Session
May ....... 81 1875 81 I3lk S113 is
December-No sales: $1.0T bid.
oats-Continue very dull, with prices the
Red for feed. sLo714@L12K for ordinary and
$l.l3@1 2ll2 for choice; red for seed, 81 l.321 2
al 40; black. $1-0719 961.12lA for feed and
Sl-S1 = q 1.421a for seed; gray, nominal; white,
Corn-The government report. printed else
where. gives the 1910 crop at g 125. 200 bush
els. against ,. .II2, 376.0 900 bushels in 1909.
Western states new yellow, in bulk. San
Francisco track. s1.27; white, S1.2s; mixed.
81 26; old, J@10c higher; sacked prices 715c
Sl.35G /. 42la per ctl.
Rye-S1. .J06 90 per ctl
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16
Flour and FarInaeeou. Good.

The Northwestern Miller saws. s'The Minneap-
oils Hour output last week increased %. .27S har-
rels- This made the output for the week ending
December 10 aggregate 296. 365 barrels. against
204.950 IN 1909. One less mill Is IN operarion
and II Is doubtful that the production viii eV-
ceed 2I5.0OO barrels Flour Is very dull Cur
rent sales much short of the output. TIE
orders being booked are small and scattered.
evidently comiug from dealers needing supplies
for actual consumption Buyers generally en-
tertain- hearish views and are Indifferent toward
hour at the present time. shipping directions
are fair to good with some mills with restricted
waterpower getting directions fast As they
care for them. Flour sales For export are. sht
and -inconsequentiat
Fi0ur-California family extras. IS. 4o615. so net
Without discount. bakers extras. S5.4O015 81.
superhne, 81 5004. 20. oregon and washington
per bbl. 81 4606I4. so for family. bakers and pat
ents and $46l4e - for cutoff Kansas patenrs
500; do straIghts- $3.50. Dakota patents.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16
Egg Market In Nearby Counties
( Special Disootch To The Call

PETALUSfA. Dec. 15.-After receipt OF trans
actions from the San Francisco dairy exchange
Ioday tnefe was no change I'm the price quoted
Tor eggs. The Petaluma egg exchange paid 3qla be-
Tor nrSt grade. Independent dealers and specfI-
iatorS--onered 5S12c for first grade and CSC for
second The demand remains firm and steady at
ruling prices. decided increase IN DrOduc-
uon and Improvement in quality Is noted since
SANTA ROSA Dec 15.-Witb the receint OF
quotations from the San Francisco dairy ey-
cnange this morning local dealers quoted SSt,
cents per dozen for choice grades of eggs ana
59l2 cents for seconds Butter f. bringing al,
cents per pound. The only change noted fi
for butter.
SANTA CRUZ. Dec. 15.-Egg~ held their own
Iotlay and there was no perceptible change I'm
price. poultrymen receiving from 3S to 40 cents
per dozen. according to grade. The supply is
increasing daily. but there is little danger of the
msrket beng glutted to cause prices 70 drop
down to any great extent.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16
PonIfrr and Game

Early deliveries OF dressed turkeys were fe0
cases yesterday and several small lots came in
during the afternoon The birds came into a
decidedly weak market. as only a few large re-
tailers were buying them and they were able
to name their own prices in instances Live
turkeys were lower. The market for other
kinds Of poultry had a better tone than on the
preceding day, supplies being less excessive.
Game was in fair request
Poultry. per dozen Hens. 81. sod5 for small.
S5-50M6.50 for large and SS71O for extra.
young ROSTERS. $5 .5006. so: do extra. ST0 s..
old ROSTERS. 81. 5005; fryers. s5d5.5O: broilers
S303.50 for small and StG5 for large. ducks
StQ10; pigeons. 81 T502: squads. S364, gees
S2-30a3 per pair; live spring turkeys, 19N2fe
per 10. dressed turkeys. 23d2Jc per III.
Game (per dozenl-Nfaflard ducks. s4d6; ce1
vaSbscks. S50fS sprig. S3Q6: teal So 5O6f2-Ii.
wideeon. $3.50; spOonbills S26a2. so. gray geeSn.
s3.50G4; white geese. S1.50d2. 20. brant So
2.50 for small and S373 30 for large. hare 81 -
32; cottontain rabbits So.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16
Potatoes. Onions and Vegetable.

Garden vegetables continued to arrive frcoIv
from the Los Angeles region yesterday and the
market remained weak for oil descriptions the
supply being somewhat in excess OF requirenlrnfS
SWeet potatoes were firmly held at q narrower
range OF quotations Burbanks were quiet but
al handlers were very firm In their views and
no concessions were being made 70 buyers On
Ions were steady at the old quotations.
Potatoes-RlTer whites. S135d1.JO per ctl:
Salinas BuTbanks S1-7O01.S So per ctl; Oregon
Burhauks. S1.5OQ1.65 per ell: sweet potatoes.
S2.S503 per ctI
OniOus-New yellow. s.. 1.106f.25 per etL
etableS-Tonatoes. S5c 81 per crate: green
peas. SAFE per III: string beans 76fOc per 10:
lima beans 1QSc per ID; summer squash. 81 ~
l20 per box; southern eggplant, 5QSc per IN.
green peppers. o0bc per ID; garlic. SC per n.
caDbage toc per ctl: cucumbers. Seed
81 per dozen; caulinOwer. 4O05Oc per dozen: tir-
nlps 6oc per sack; carrots. 75c per sack: celery
2SgSoc per dozen; mushrooms. 25c0s1 per box.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16

OIL STOCKS

Business in the oil stocks was moderate yes
terday and the leading variation was recession
in Palmer to 81 60.
:, Monte Christie was dividend of 10c the
dividend being payable on the nth
Commencing on Monday tie 10Th inst. the
hours for holding the call of oil securities will
he at 1880 r. m. and 1:1J D. M instead of
II 30 and D. m. as at present
3. NJ. Warmbath. general manager of the
Midway northern oil company. received the fol-
lowing telegram on the Sth from r. e. Paul
sen. superintendent In the field We'll No .
OF the Midway northern today reached depth
of lois feet. making S3 feet since yesterday
No. today shot big stream Of oil over the
crown block. then ssnded up Looks very prom
sing."
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16
Northern Wheat Market

TACOMA. Dec. 15.-Wheat-The exporters are
paying for wheat today as follows: Bluestem.
SIC club S2e: red Russian Soc forty-fold, sSc.
The miIlers paving; Bluestem sac: club.
SIC; red Russian, SOC. Car receipts-Wheat 81
oats :. corn I.
SEATTLE Dec. 15.-wheat-MiIling quota
tlons: Bluestem. Sc 1ae: forty-fold. s112c; club.
sO15c; fife. SO1ac: red Russian. TS1ac. Export
Bluestem S01hc: forty-fold 1870: club. - iac;
red Russian 75i5c. Yesterdays receipts
Wheat 5, oats IS barley 2. hay 12, corn s.
OREGON
PORTLAND, Dec. 15.-Wheat-Track prices:
Club. S0@slc: hluestem s2Gs2c; red Russian,
Tsc; valley. 776Tsc: forty fold, So6S1c. Car
receipts-Wkeat 10. oats 2.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16
Government issues Crop Report
Local Grain Market UNCHANGED

very firm yesterday and receivers OF such stock
We're Indifferent about selling the exchange
as stocks were barely sufficient to keep the re-
tail trade amply supplied. One dealer. who
needed small lot OF fresh extras was obliged
to bid the market up on the exchange TO get
the goods. The new price was "a lac a pound.
an advance or lie over the previously quoted
rate. The consignment Of New Zealand butter
ago refused entry bys the customs author
tiles. 1t contained boracic acid. The butter
will be forwarded to British Columbia The egg
market remained firm. Quotations were
exchange at a fractional advance over the
quotation In the cheese department fancy
California 1ats were 12c lower at lee pound.
Sales on the exchange were as follows:
Butter-10 cases OF fresh extras at 34thc
pound.
'Eggs-sO cases Of fresh extras at 41c IS at
40i4c and cases OF selected pullets at 3zlac
a dozen.
Cbeese-sO new California fancy fats at Ice
and - New York storage twins at 1S1ac pound.
Receipts we're ., 500 pounds OF butter. 5. 600
pounds OF cheese and S76 cases OF eggs
The following are official quotations estab-
In the street. while governed BY the exchange
quotations generally range from 111e TO p
higher. owing 70 the various charges TO be added.
BUTTER. PER POUND
Grades Dec. u Dec IS Dec. IA Dec. Il
Firsts go. SOI5c 3Oc 2Oc S0c
seconds -......2fc &c &c 2Ic
steady; do frsts, 1je. steady; do seconds. 13c.
steady; fancy Young Americas. IKE. steady: DO
frsts. 1880. steady; Oregon fats. lee. weak
Wisconsin daisies. 1Sc, steady; California storage
hrsts: storage Young Americas. 16c steady: Orc
gon storage fats. 1J15e. firm. do Young Ameri-
cas-. TIC firm: eastern storage. 1Sf1S43c. steady.
cIuded:
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16
COMMERCIAL SPECIALLY CALL
SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks irregular.
Cotton weak. Coppers steady.
Government issues 1910 crop
statement.
Local oil stocks quieter.
Stocks and bonds active.
Hay and feedstuffs ms before.
Bean market continues dull.
Butter higher, cheese lower and
eggs unchanged.
Potatoes quieter but firm.
Trading in fresh fruits quiet.
Dressed turkeys continue weak.
Other poultry steady.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16
BONDS In DEMAND
ON STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-The most
salient feature of today's market
for securities was the greater
breadth and better demand for
ponds. sales of these issues were
the largest In the recent history
of the stock exchange and a cor
respondingly improved tone was
reported in direct sales by bank
ers.
Further Improvement was
shown in stocks during the early
part of the session, but later al
most all of the early gains were
wiped out. The selling move
ment in the final hour was accom-
panied by rumors of an earth
quake on the Pacific coast. These
reports were promptly denied and
were hardly market influence.
Overnight developments We're
Of an adverse or negative charac-
ter. The failure of the bank of
England to reduce its discount
rate gave rise to some disappoint
ment, although this was scarcely
evident in the prices of Americans
at London, many Of which made
substantial advances.
fall in the Bank of England's
proportion of reserve TO liabilities
from 50.59 to 1928 per cent prob
ably accounts for the maintenance
of the discount rate, while the de-
cline OF f75. 100000 in the aggre-
gate of checks cleared through
the London banks for the week
compared with the same week last
year may be accepted as an indi-
cation Of the dullness of general
trade in the British metropolis.
That an acute stage seemed to
have been reached in the western
railroad labor situation may be
gathered. from the report that the
managers of the western roads
are said to have appealed TO the
government at Washington to
avert the threatened strike of the
engineers.
Bonds were firm throughout.
The total sales (par value). were
S3.007. 600.
United States bonds were un-
changed on call.
NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-E. F.
Hutton & Co.'S wire says: There
stock market situation today
with the usual preponderence of
professional operations which
were confined largely to the floor
of the exchange. What looked
like some pretty fair buving oc-
CURED in the early session and
this was instrumental in driving
in some of the weak short inter
est However, 1t seemed that
bankers were not ready TO force
prices further later ins the day
and with the withdrawal of buy
ing orders the tendency of the
market toward the close was re-
cessionary. There was practical
" no news bearing on the move
ments of specialties during the
session"
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16
Condition of the Trea.urv

WASHINGTON. Dec. 15.-At the beginning of
treasury was: tes
es Working balance in treasury offices. S34. .ss7,
IN banks and Philippine treasury. s4- TN 51o
lotal balance in general fund SS7 356 3oa
ordinary receipts yesterday were SO IA 0e9
with disbursements Of 81 I1453a3
The deficit to dste this fiscal year il Sc XIX
eS4 against SO 3GS 36S at this time iast wear.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16

Cottolene-1 half bbI. 111zc; half bbls. 1850;
1 tierce.~11Ac; tierces, 111sc' tterces. lie
per 10.
Hams and Bacon-Hsm. 16617Kc; picnic
hams. 14c; California hams. Ice; fancy bacon.
to lbs % 1ac to lbs. 26c; 8 to 10 lbs, 25e;
10 to 12 lbs, 231ac; sugar cured. 25ke; light
dry salt bacon. s to 10 lbs. 23G24c; 10 to II
lbs 21622c medium bacon, 1Sc; light medium
bacon. 1Sc.
Lard-Tierces, 12E @13c: SOS 12$t 613He. los
1880, IS 13Tsc. SIS lie; compound lard. tierces
7ellow cooking oil. CSC per gal; white cooking
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16
Deans nhh seed.

Beans (per ctD-Bsyos S47505.25 small
white. S3. % $50. large white. S. as NN-
pink. s. 2J015-40: red. S5d5.5O: blackeye. $50
5.25; lima. S4. 6O0 $50. red kidneys. $565. -;
cranberry beans S404.35: garvanzas, s.. 5OGl
3. %: horse beans. 81 7592.25.
Seeds-Brown mustard. 4Ae; yellow mustard
-: haxseed. 5d51sc: canary. 30SS.c; alfalfa
/ 63c; millet. &c per 10
Dried Peas-Green. ss-7504 per ctis Niles.
nominal
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16
Loans, Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

Although business in local securities was very
large yesterday. variations We're few and gen
orally slight except advance In California
wine from SAC to $4s.50. onomea sugar was
weak at $3.50 and Peoples water > per cent
bonds also weaker at S69.50 Telephone COM
mon received a higher hid of S44.
The following stocks ex dividend in the
hoard yesterday; Anglo aud London Paris Ma
tional Bank S3. 80. California Fruit Gamers SOC
and Philippine Telephone 10 1-3c.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16
Now York Money Market

NEW YORK. Dec 15-Money call, steady,
81 @312 per cent: ruling rate, Sss; closing bid,
31s offered at 3ss.
Time loans. dull; go days and 90 days, 3ar0
per cent; six months SO "a per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5@55 per cent.
Sterling exchange. steady. with actual busl-
ness In bankers bills at $4s2 30@4s2. 80 for go
day bills and at S4S5. 40 for demand.
Commercial bills. $4s1 75G4.s2.25.
Bar silver. 54Ssc.
Mexican dollars, 45c.
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds,
firm.