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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-03-10

the
ranch on Wan
dorer's crock had
suffered Com
PEELED to be nb
sent most Of the
time. Mcdonald
was unable to
give his herd
personal protec.
lion and now and
again punches OF
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-03-10
Sloan's


is easier 20 use than porous
p@lasters, acts quicker and does
not clogupthc poresof the skin.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-03-10

an excellent an
tisrptie remedy for
asthma h~ronchitia
and al inRammatoy
diseases Of the
throat and chest.
will break up the
deadly membrane in
an attack OF Group,
and viii kill any kind
OF neuralgia OF Theu-
matte pains
All druggists keep
hionn'a Llnimont-
Prices Use, Soc, Gst09
DE,EaH s Sloan,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-20
Y. NJ. @. A. BANQUET.

Promptly at 7 O'Clock tonight
200 men or more will sit down
to dinner at the Y. M. G. A. and
hear what the association is doing
In other parts of the world. The
meeting will he in charge of J. C.
Haley.
>~~~~>~~~~~e~~~~~~~~
Drs. Thomas, Osteopaths. "ss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-20
Dorothy Morton Tomorrow.

Dorothy Morton, noted prina
dnna cmedienne, in ]. ]. McNally's
musical cmedy, widow Jones, -
will be seen at the Tacoma theacer
saturday night. The chorus is
said to be an unusually attractive
one both in looks and manners.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-20
ARE
SKINNED
AGAIN

Sporting life over in the King
county metropolis Is getting too
strenuous for the Tigers. They
don't feel we'll this morning. 1t
is thought some good fresh Taco
ma atmosphere will do them good
so they came home last night and
viii try to brace up out at Athletic
park this afternoon.
1t has been a bad time at Seat
tie this week, however. Three
mornings out of four the Tigers
needed ice on their heads. Turk
pitchrs and Turk batters were al
ways getting them in trouble. 1t
was worse than usual yesterday
Zackert served high balls among
other things and they went
against the Tiger constitution.
They were not straight high balls
at that but he lost the corkscrew
in the thing on each delivery and
after the Tigers had had nine
rounds they felt much worse than
usual.
Charley Schmutz tried TO Guido
Zackert in hospitality and he had
the Turks going some but they
we're too much for the Tacoma
boys. The score as far as Taco
ma is concerned is not worth men,
tioning. Seattle got three TALES.
Here is the way it looks:
r H e
tOCabt1o
aSOhd
Batteries: Zackert and Custer;
Sohmutz and Bliss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-20
National League
BRYANT JUNIORS WIN.

Bryant juniors in the Grammar
School league will now play the
Logan boys for the championship.
Bryant defeated Sherman school s
to 4 yesterday in a hard battle
after each had won one game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-20

This husky young fellow halls
from New Zealand and is the
champion sculler of the world. He
probably will visit this country
before long to try out any of the
American cracks at the rowing
game. Arnst won the title in
1907 from VIM. Webb, also New
Zealander, and he has held it
since against the best oansmen OF
England and the British colonies,
where rowing is far more popular
and better known than it is in this
country.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-20
II. s. PLAYS u. p. 8.

The Tacoma High school this
afternoon plays Puget Sound uni
versity another game. Some OF
the regulars of the High school
team will be missing but there are
plenty to take their places.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-20

Bad health, it Is feared, will
compel Frank Chance, boss of the
Cubs, to retire from active play
Ing and take 10 the role of Denc'.
manager. Chance has been i'll
since the beginning of the rres-
ent season, and his physicians say
the strain of managing the team
and playing the game has caused
the breakdown.
Under Chances leadership tue
Cubs have won three pennants in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-20
OFFER SITES FOR
BIG SCRAP

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SAN FRANCISCO, May 90
The announcement made by Tex
Richard that the Jeffries-Johnson
fight will take place in this city
has created quite futter in real
estate circles and for the next few
days the promoters will be
swamped with offers of sites.
and Gleason are in no
hurry to pick the spot, however.
>~~1~~>~~~~~~s>~~~~~
Superba grade of Puyallup-
made ice cream. Extra extraor-
binary quality and purity. Quart,
35c; pints, zoe. Jersey Butter
store, 1114 G st. **+
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-20
AT THE TACOMA.
"Cousin Kate" Sunday.

The attraction at the Tacoma
theater Sunday night will be Miss
Jeanne Russell in the comedy
Cousin. Kate" This is the COM
edy in which Ethel Barrymore
made her biggest hit in New
York. Henry Hubert Davies is
the author.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-20

he was sailor by profession, but
the Kind Lady at the side door
said, 81 don't hear you using any
nautical expressions such as 'shiv-
er my timbers'." I'm not an ocean
sailor" explained Weary; "Im an
airship sailor. When l swear
say, 'shiver my gas bag or 'shiver
my propellors'.
The fight is on between the gas
bags and aeroplanes. AS the fell
low said, "It's aeroplane to me
I'm aero-not." Still, aeronauts
are going to be very popular. Soon
the x. G G. shop will be selling
aero toys. Just now it's auto togs
and we want every auto man to sec
our new auto coat with the raglan
collar. Great
WILLIE, with
KLOPFENSfElN IL CONRAD
1922 Pacific ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-20
NO BUlQE%--E2EsAIs SPOIRTllN[EWS Il
PAPKE KNOCKS
OUT THOMAS
(By United Press Leased Wire. }

(By United Press Leased Wire. }
SAN FRANCISCO, May 90
Billy Papke knocked out Joe
Thomas in the 10th round of their
bout heer last night with a hard
right to the body. The fight was
tame and the fans were disgusted
with Papke, who plainly showed
that he was taking all through.
He could have put his man away a
dozen times before he did. AS a
result of Papke's raw work, three
bouts in which he was to have
been a principal have been called
off.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-20
Grand-Vaudeville.

Pantages-Vaudeville.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-20
MRS. JONES WINS
GOLF MATCH

Mrs. William Jones yesterday
defeated Mrs. III. s. Griggs in the
golf match at the Country club
and won the championship cup.
The winner defeated all corners
both in Tacoma and Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-20
BEAVERS TRIMMED
BY SPOKANE FL

VANCOUVER, B. C., May 90
Spokane kept Vancouver out of
first place by taking the game
yesterday, Jesse Baker, the Ia
coma boy coming to the rescue of
his old town club and trimming
the Beavers. Baker held the
Canuoks to hits. Miller kept
Spokane down to but they won
anyway. Baker helped in the
scoring by two-bagger to the
fence himself. Score:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-20
ILL HEALTH MAY FORCE CUBS
LEADER TO QUIT PLAYING FIRST

the National league, and the
worlds championship twice. The
White Sox beat them for the
title one year, and this probably
was the hardest setback Chance
received while at the head of the
Cubs. He has bsen a promliehs
factor in the greatest base ;bajl
machine ever set in motion, ahdft
is q question whether the Cabs
can keep up the gait with their
leader out of the game and on the
bench. -
Chance started out as a eaten
er, and is a native of California.
He went to Chicago when 10 the
late Frank Selee was managing
the team, and in the beginning
worked back of the bat. He-was
injured so many tines that Selee
iswitched him to first base, aud
Chance soon became one on the
greatest first basemen in - the
history of the game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-20
Woodruff PIeases Good House.

WOUuFuH FIeHStS UOOu HOUSE,.
Henry Woodruff in THE Prince
of Tonight, assisted by a very
pretty chorus and an able COM
pany, pleased full house at the
Tacoma last night. Several of
the songs made hits, especially
TITS a Good Old World After
ALL" 1t will be repeated tonight.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-02
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS

Chicago. June 1-CATTLE-Rscel PTS i, Joes
steady 70 strong: steers Sc 25d$8 90, cows. 81 80
eSC 80; heifsrs 81 25aS6 75: bulls. S4 500 - 90,
Calves Sass g.. stocksrs and feeders - TOD
G 50 TCGS-Recsipts % coo. STEADY choice
heavy 50 6OGS9 81 y: butchers. - 6lgse 81 =
light mixed 50 5Hase so. choice light. 50 6Op
s. 67Is: packing 50 5nGSo 60. PIGS, SO 250$e SO;
bulk Of sales. 50 554s9 60 sHEEP- sHEE- Reeetpts
- 0G0. fJG25r lower: sheep. 81 25GS5 80, year
Iings. sea Sc 70. lambs. s7GSs 20 spring lambs
Kansas CITY June 1-CATTLE-Fsceipts
5000 inciuding 1000 Southerus: steady, south
er7 steers 19c hizher. choice dressed beef and
export steers s. 25GSs =. fair 20 good Soq
81 % Western So 25GS7 To- sJocEeTs and feed
ers 81 s5dS6 %. Southern 81 20QSI So south
cows. So 35IsJ 90; native. $ t5qS6, hslLe-s
81 5O9s7 40; bulls. 81 25ds5 50; calves. sass
HOGS-Receipts 10, 600; steady 70 DC higher
TON 80 Sn. bulk OF sales 50 4Ods9 80. heavy,
50 59Gs9 90; packers and butchers. 50 4JdSs 30
light SO 4Of5$9 80, pigs, IS s51Se SHEEP
Receipts. $500; strong 70 1Qc higher. lambs
81 SO6SS 30: earrings. = 1gGiS6 so wetners
81 S5GS5 go. ewes. SO s00$4 %; stockers and
feeders So 1895
cincinnati June 1--CATTLE-Pecstpts. 81.
orief ard steady; fair TO good shippers. s6 4OG
s. 30; common 81 25GS4 80. HOGS -RscelPJs-
9 2OT: fOc higher butchers and shippers, - 65'g
50 20: common. IS T5Gs9 20 SHEEP-Isecetpts.
51e; steady, 81 1895. lambs active and strong.
East F3ufrslo- June e1.-CATTI4B1Stsady; prime
steers. Ssdss % VEALS-Receipts- 2T5; active
and steady HOGS-Receipts. 2.0o0; active and
5d1OC higher. heavy and mixed, 81 99E1Sl0'
Workers 50 95GSlO Is: pigs, $40 1OqsSlo To-
roughs IS T5GSa: stays. s. 5OGSS .; dairies.
SO T5dSfO SHEEP AND LAMBS-RecetpJs.
/ 500: slow steady and unchanged
New-York tribune., 1910-06-02
THE TREGSURYs CONDITION
Receipts Exceeded Ordinary Ex-
penditures in NAV.

Washington. June An excess o. $50
re Of ordinary receipts over ordinary ols-
l,,Jrsen1ents was the result Of the Treasury
operations for May These figures now
ever. do not include the disbursements on
account Of the Panama Canal and the pub-
lie debt transactions. The canal dlspurse-
rnents for May we're S3.967,es4, consldera-
BE increase over those of the previous
month. Nav customs receipts showed
falling of. but those from internal revenue
continued TO grow. so thar they are s-V'Vvl'-
90 more than ar this time last year.
Tbe deficit for 1910. exclusive OF the faF'-
anna canal account, IS S12,2751lo, against
$50 rs e45 up 10 the same period in liv9-
This year s3l.so7, ,s34 has been spent on the
canal. The Treasury working balance, the
officials say, holds I'D -well. To-day 1t was
SIS $50. .S1e.
The Treasury is figuring on se7,oooeo rev
er.1e from the corporation tax in the sum
n,sr months. which viii be available tor
current expenses If the SUI -eme Court
should declare the tax unconstitutional q
bond issue viii probably be necessary 10
refund the money.
The total cash IN the Treasury today
vas g. .70s Isl. .7e6. The decrease IN the put
lie debt n May vas s75745o
New-York tribune., 1910-06-02
BIG DEAL IN OIL STOCK
RIock Of Texas Company Amounting
70 Ahn-1t 81 nnn. 600 CHANCES Hands.

rr,,,--s-+e, & 60 and Harris, Winthrop
-. -,--o-5ine- n reports il Wall Street
--.z,e-4=7 have purchased block OF
stock OF the Texas Company anlo ullI-i.s
n about 100000 This company Is selo
70 be the second largest oil concern II tIi9
r-,f-ed States. It owns about eight hundred
--,1a- of r,ine line. reaching Texas, Okla
bor,a and Iouisiana oil fields, and its
storage tanks have an aggregate capacity
IF more than twelve million barrels OF oil
The stockholders Of the company last
Tuesday --oted TO increase the capital
stock from gl2.onooao 70 $50, ,oe0,0co, and st
r1,e same time authorized the directors TO
--r+ = melon IN the shape Of stock divi-
5and 10 an amount which. in the discre-
+ion Of the board. was believed warranted
h- the conlpany's surplus.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-02
LIS PENDEHs

'oIH = -a5.s {, Ct 1lorTrs s.s. -sz
closure a. mtg attorneys. 81 zge- e. aes=r
.-z5C s-. 50 Wer-. T7er-- R Singer q r Nose
Z Frazier -t al t-ra-lsss-f. ~ r7-c.. strc-re--.
cEa-r- singer & Barr
WILLIAMS AVE-. 8. f7s q r ~ uasss,r
e-r -E-Lcg john retr- sr- Bari-e-s. Fzs7f--
80 Security CO tsueoI1e pcFforu1z-cet- after
E@-s ssEert-1 & tcnp=1.
-.c---r,-esTrE sTF E5E~~ -. Jennie f4er
f-0r ug- Ne--fe ! Jorss et a. t=cre~iosl~e ~
mtg zrror-s.z Alexander. corn. sonaelln e.
F---u-e-
.=sNsEvccFT s. - Henri r-sagzzs as4
Cs-ha--ns F E-Ert5= eZrrz et = '=Iren1e1
fo~ec-cs-re ~ rsz 1e~f- arforne- white
lo~l.
D--CCC A-E es 100 = 2 ~ of Clarke 3
bfll-zo rg Je-Cn1e are 81. TZ-at 8 L--o-1 8.l'-
sans - --1s-ees ag- F7arr- l. Tcp.i-z - zl
ec-e-cs--s rs ru-El s--e~ueT, q = collins
-2sD 81 % q q G. s.h ave i $500 H..
So a-e ~ lcr 81. map ~---age OF Mount ger
Upper -tCrrtsa-is- ilt1r ave. cor lf-4 81
= Izys liz t-ee Chester A Luz sgt william
tsR--t- RI H- Tart--icr-I, attorn~5s ? Nl----iiA
eTEE ST IS 25xes G. Anna r Won Zecli-z
sEt sazuel FeeeEtcrr - a. foreclosure o. mtg. .
srr-ae- r n E-rlhar-
NADIsc,- AT " COT ae.h e. 100 sz1s5.
Una L'te L-zUraroe 90 C- AeW YORK aEr
e-fs Fea-g ~ g. 81 tf1rs-lo ~ rrtEbt at
'1fre-. N-Ec-~
eeIa ST So r, c. sc ave 25ET5 p Mar
-l-te eEfr7 az FREDERICK Myers - Al
>-f- ~ Hl'sf attorney. T. Dean.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-02
IRON AND STEEL TRADE
- - -" -

The Iron Age" says
TIE Chicago district has been the cl1isf
centre or activity IN the last week PtZ
iron contracts closed there. chiefly for basic
and ma1leab1e BesseUer. amounted 20 full--
50 go tons while orders fCr bridge WORK
were placed 'bv the railroads after long ne
gotiaticn TO q total Of more than 409o
tons
Buying OF pig iron has brought out lower
urices in nearly all markets BuHalo -
ports sales OF 5000 tons at from , % 81
cents below last weeks basis S0u11e-n
iron has been sold in round lots At 81 81.
Rirr1fng CHAN. for No 2 In some cases pro
ducers not wiling heretofore 20 name I1ls
price have come 70 it, and after booking
certain amount have refused further orders
for last half at less than 81 In New Ens
land IRON from New York state and VI
ginfa furnaces has sold a ST 90 delivered
Passerner biTIets are weaker, sales being
reported AT close 10 IS, PttrsbtIrS- heA OF
6ers include i. SEQ tons Tor the SsaDoaFu
Air Line. taken BY the TenneSsee Cor1paIll
A sale OF 4.5G0 tors has been made 70 the
Isthmisn canal Commission and these
rails will also be rolled at Ensley-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-02
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. June l. 1910.
PFETE ES-F sceipts. 90 cars. I.S24 head,
Including Il cars for slaugnJsrers and - Tor
tNa market Steers and rar choice bulls were
frr,1 TO 3 SHADE higher. Bologna buils slow 20
10E715c lower. medium and good cows were
strong 70 a fraction higher. thin cows steady
rrIa 2a-4s we're cleared Pat- TO choice steers
sold at 81 15ass y Per 100 n. medium oxen.
3 81, bulls - 40GS5 90. I extra bull SO 50.
cows. sqaS5 . tail ends. 81 50GS2 70 Dressed
beef SLOW AZ 1eGi2c per n. Exports to-day,
: 400 quarters Of beef fer the London market.
setes-WcPhersou q Co % Pennsylvania
.tserz 1s42 n average. IS % per 100 70; -
ono taO5 10 s. so. Il. 1885 ~, 81 so. Il. 1850
~ = q. . oxen. 1i93 70 81 S5. l bull 1850
~ 81 5o / 1920 ~, IS %: l. 1900 n. s5 So L
so n e5 -. ? t1c5 n. S. IS : 1898 70. SIS =
10 SBa n 81 e5. Il cows. 1902 II. IS -. = 600
N e. *. IL e34 -. 81 ~. l. 1910 70. 81 80,
i6. as h. 81: T. $50 n, So so. 8, e41 u. SO 40;
O. ''i .;h9u,berR & Son: "a Ohio steers. 11iT n.
* Ok "a 1850 10. s. IS. less s. on lot.
= sanders. - Pennsy Ivania steers. 1850 r.
q o.. 20 ta11 n. 81 50. i6 Ohio 1902 n s. 20.
a 1fas ~ 81 Is. bulls. 73S u. s. Z COW $50
.rebin & shannon: bull If50 70, sS Is. 9.
ESQ n. 81 40. covs, s35 70. So 80. .. 40 n.
p 5 : Judd Co. bulls. s25 n. 81 so. /. $50 p.
% ,g,reyv Mullen bur. 1900 70. s. Is: 2. 1905
-, a. so- eco y, 50 y. Is s2i ~ IS 5 cows.
asD n. 50 ?. sac rb. IS 50, s. Sos n So SIS. ,
~ n e Is. i coo n. s. 90
John Dueey. y bulls, ss5 n. S. 4 $40 =.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-02
ester

Spot quiet, with prices = points higher at
. SOC for middling upland and 1850 for mid
ding Gulf sales, G,07T bales delivered on con
tract = 800 bales. Liverpool cables, Spot cot
ton in good demand: sales 10000 bales; specuia-
tiou and export. 600: American, 9,o00. called.
eco. imports 5000 none American middlins
upland. Z .e5d. futures opened easy, Sc 70 Z
points lower: closed near easy, distant stead,
1Tl3 points lower. June. T.61 I'D Juue-July,
SD JuIy-August T.46lad. August-September,
Z Il ed; September-October. 6.TS4zd; October
November. 65Sd, NOvember-DeCenlner, g. -sd ;
Decer1ber-January, g 40iad. January ebrjlary5
O. 45d: February-Alarch, 6.t+d, Narch-Aprli,
42 I'd.
COFFTT-Quiet and featureIess; sales. 1900
bags prices STEADY. closing net unchanged 10
point decline. Trading mostly Of q local char
acter, with moderate liquidation. Havre was
Z. franc lower, Hamburg unchanged 10 : ptg
decline. Rio showed loss OF - reis and Santos
was unchanged. Cost and freight cfters from
Brazil continue above working basis I'm most
cases but Il Is estimated that out Of the Santos
stock. which nov amouts 10 1.tIs,pUO bags
soc GOO have been solo - which t1e United
states will get about 5oo.0GO The worlds visi-
bic surply is expected TO show q decrease during
Nfsv- Of some 800 00O 70 100000 bag, which will
compare with - decrease last year OF 4To.69S
SPOT trading quiet. but prices steady at sac for
Pho No = Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1910-06-02
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago June Promises that the turn
would come some time were fulfilled today in
the yEheat market There was a successful bull
movement with substantial gains in prices for
the first time in many days. Perhaps the most
effective aid the cash wheat demand Thlch
kent ND az a better rate than had been expected
The close was steady and not far from the oesr
Of the session, with a net advance or ts4l sc
corn finished 1sG1sC 70 SsC Up, and oats Ia q sc
to ssc up. Final figures for provisions were AZ a
decline OF % 1-c to 421ec- To some extent the I'm
rr-oveguert in wheat was due 70 a natural reac-
ton from an oyersold local condition IherN
y-as also help by reason or a firm and higher
r,srt,st at Liverpool. Reports from the spring
wheat states complained OF cool dry weather
and SLOW growth. The fact that sales o. more
than 2.0OO,OC0 bushels OF cash wheat 10 nnIilers
New-York tribune., 1910-06-02
HIGHWAY CASUALTIES IN MAY
Mouth S Last Includes p Persons
Killed IN Streets Of This City.

The list Of killed and injured due 70 re-
h-alar traffic u Ne7 York CITY during
tse ucntr or MAJ. - compiled b. the Ns-
-'crsi TiEhwavv Protective Society. shows
rEs- - persons we're killed and lo4 injured
'n thar period of -n5= number = children
un1er sixteen gears ~ 20 we're killed and
is injured
Automobiles we're responsible for the
deaths cf H. -ro'feys killed g. g we're killed
n wagons a- su-o-t~lekz and bv
u'2t11eFr Se e-er-een persons were -1n
ccv-- ana injured -- motorcycles ana ?
drivers Of a-tomohi IS ran zwa- after &C
rlden--. A--oE.util=s from outside the
state 7-sre responsible fer The deaths Of
children were killed and a injured on
s.co--- Of r'tca.uS on 70 moving vehicles
s16 = ".s~e struck doEn while playing .u
The streets
These figures DO not include minor aocl-
dents thar did NOT require hospital treat
Tnsnf
New-York tribune., 1910-06-02
EnRElGN MARXETs

Liverpool. June 1.-VHEAT-Spot dull. So
rcd western winter, 10 stock f1-1res r-rl.
July. IS 4tsd. October S. 5tsd. December nom
inal CORS-Spot easy. old American. mixed.
S.: kiIu dried. - @lzc. VIA Ga.
weston. IS 5ied. futures cull- July. A. -.
September. 4s SD PEAS-Caradiau q T.
FLOCR-Wintsr patents. 23s. HOPS-in Lon-
don Pacific Ccasc. Efdff les BEEF-
Extra India mess, 125s PORk-Pri-ne ness
Western. loss HAMS-Sh1rr cut, Us BACON
q cumberland cut. T0s. short rib - Sd cie1r
bellies 73s. long clear nlddles. - 81 nea
rs shCr- clear backs is sd ~EfOT LD--Els,--
Prime Western. tferces. ard American refined.
in Uafs. SIS CHEESS F1-f 'a1adian f1s1r VINE.
SOS: colored 5Ts. TALL.CW-Prinae cttT, ~
stock TURPESTINE-Spir f3s -. ROSIN-
Common. los 81 PETRGLEiJ VI IA LLN-
SEED OII,-S7s Sd CCTTCNSE.ED OII~-H1lf
refined. spot. 2es- TALLON-A-srTa- ian. IN
London. 5Ss-
London. June I-SCCf Ar 1II1scoVadc Is 50.
certrtfuza1. AS Al sect. t4s sad LTcSEEsD-
Calcutta Juue-ItIly. z3s 4iad LINSEEsC OH
33s SPERM CILl-f32 PE-ROI1EC1i " amer
can refined sid spirits. "a T-RP PEN'rINE 2
Spirits 43s ROSIN-Arnsrica1 strained. ffs.
fine f5s Sd
Antwerp. June t.-PETRCLEUM. "a frz1cs
~
New-York tribune., 1910-06-02

Cleveland warrants. Locally quiet. 10 I iogr- ~
dry Northern. Si19sfI 20; No 2 SIG SOgzli -,
No 1 Southern and No 1 Southern soft $40 -S9
SIS -
MOL4assEs AND sYRUPs-stsady but quiet
q former prices
NAVAL sToRES-Spirits turpentins over
owing TO light demand. with some selling pIss5as
I1re Rosin steady and tar arm. TNRPESSTINE
Spirits. machine bbls. 81 isc TAR-so- hcSiN
Common 70 good strained 81 SO -.
C0TTOSSEED 0IIr-Inactive. salss Seuy Sy
barrels. prices somewhat easier, clcsirs ~ =.
unchanged to 10 points lower. Local contract
prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-02
TRUSTEE FOR woMEN's OIL CO.
VIII Conduct Refinery Started by Miss
Ksessman. Of Rochester.

frdepeudencs. kan June 1.-P. 7. White,
president of The Exchange National Bank
- Tulsa. Okla, to-day was appointed
t--sree to take charge of tire SunHower
o. Rehrerv a. Niotsze. Kan. and operate
itS plant until such tine as the court
directs the sale Of The property. against
vhich there Is an Indebtedness of s2g5.6Go
The plant cost SOC eaa.
The refinery COMPANY was organized by
Miss He-mana kaessnan. of Rochester.
=. Y and many Rochester people. includ-
ing several women. are interested ia the
enterprise. Altogether Miss Ksessman and
ner friends expended sfg5o70 on the
T-ouer--.