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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08

died bundled the hypodermic syr-
inge and the remaining tablets into
his grip and locked them up. The
police never opened this grip 10
see what it contained. DR.. Richter
has made death return of tubeN
culosis and with that the case prac-
tically ends.
Coronel Schlegel this morning
said that he would not take the
case up, as the evidence gathered
by the police did not justify him in
putting the county 10 the expense
of postmortem.
The insertion of the needle into
the arm of Mrs. Fountain was wit
messed by two persons. likewise the
struggle after the woman's death
to compel Mrs. Nelson, mother-in-
law TO give up the key to the
trunk that contained the dead wo-
mans diamonds. Mrs. Fountain
was nearly dead when the final
dose was given.
The burial expenses OF Mrs.
Fountain will be borne by friend
of the family, who has practically
given his earnings to Mrs. Foun-
tain and her mother for years.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08
(By United Press Leased Wire,

llOtGHTON, Mich, July S.
Fierce forest fires are raging
throughout this section today. A
fire which smouldered two days
sprang up late last evening and
swept over "A square mile of forest
near the village of Hancock.
Grass fires are burning near On
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08

VANCOUVER. r. c.. Juy S.
Manager Brown of the Vancouver
baseball club, has sold Third Base.
man Dick Breen to Clark Griffiths
of the Cincinnati Reds. for $1,000
cash. Breen will be sent east at
the end of the season.
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MENTAL P[HOTOS---NO.
E.. O. CONlVOR
Former Corporation CouseI

succe ssfully, and that is the reason
he likes it.
Although Mr. Common is fond of
golf he divides his time, and spends
many a delightful evening at the
family tireside. He enjoys coming
home, settling down In a comfort
Continued on Page SKI
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MOSQUITO BITES
(By United Press Leased Wire.)
CAL NECTNM Tax I,,I,,

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
GALVESTON, Tex, July g.
Mosquitoes have invaded Port
Arthur and vicinity in great
sWarms and today between 600
and 700 persons are i'll from
mosquito bites. Five persons
have been seriously injured by
the bites Of the insects and it
was necessary to amputate the
leg Of one woman to save her
life.
Ten thousand barrels Of oil
have been donated by local oil
company to be used in covering
the swamp lands adjacent to
Port Arthur for the purpose of
destroying mosquito larvae.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08
BY PARA DALTON.

o. e. Conner, former corporation
counsel, likes golf. He can make as
ecSd tee, as long a drive and as
gccd put as anyone on the golf
links and here is where he finds
recreation and real sport. He claims
this Is the only game he can play
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(By United Press Leased Wire)

NEW YORK, July S.-Columbus
avenue. in the vicinity of Fifty
ninth street; Thompson street, the
San Juan hill district and the negro
quarters in Harlem already are
ablaze with bunting and Autographs
of Que Champion" appear in the
windows of practically every negro
apartment in New York.
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The real base ball, the kind
staged every day by the big league
teams. seen by the fans and not I'M
derstood, is fully explained by
Hugh Fullerton, writing on The
Inside Game" for the American
Magazine for May. Fullerton has
the science of the game worked out
into series Of mathematical
problems.
The study of geometrical base
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08

base and between third and short,
We're close hermetically while the
gap between Steinfeldt and the
third base line was opened up %
feet.
The ball, if hit on the ground,
had no place to go except into
some infielder's hands, unless
Reulbach Numbered and Mitchell
pulled the ball down the third
base gap.
The only chance Mitchell had
to hit safe was to drive the ball
over the heads of the outfielders,
or to hit it on line over seven
feet and less than u feet above
the ground"
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less, within the limits set for us.
outside the limits, outside the law
-
The suggestion was left unfin.
ished, the two men falling silent be-
fore It, They We're young; so young
that the morning mists of romance
still blurred the sharp landscape of
reality aud for the moment, daring
appealed more than endurance.
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10y United Press Leased Wire.)
NEW YORK, July s.-The
films taken at Reno at the JET
fr1es-Johnson fight arrived in
New York today and were
rushed to the plant Of the Vita
graph company. Increased
forces were at once put to work
on the films. BY evening it is
expected they will be devel-
oped and retouched so that the
first exhibition may be made to-
morrow.
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FOREST FIRES CAUSE
IMMENSE DAMAGE

tanagon. A. miles west of Calumet.
Scores of homesteaders, according
to messages from Calumet. have
fled from their homes.
Damage aggregating hundreds Of
thousands of dollars has been done
To standing timber and many settle.
ments have been threatened with
destruction in the northern PENN
Sula
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08
''HELL'S KITCHEN" AC|TATED
OVER J0HNS0N'S APPROACH

Hell's Kitchen, the oIrish district
adjoining San Juan hill on the west
side, also is agitated, hut in a differ
ent manner. A number of bitter
clashes between whites and blacks
occurred last night and serious
trouble seems inevitable, as the
"cockiness" OF the colored popula-
ton seems to have advanced a hun.
Continued on Page Two.
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K|[1rfLAy AND SHEA
VS.. SCHMUTz AND BYRNES
Sixth INNING.

Tacoma .. 0
''l'oNhhC "
Tacoma-Annis struck out. Mott
hit o double to left ROckenfield
hit a single to right, ROckenfield
stole second. Attempting squeeze
Mott was tagged by Netzel between
third and home. Stevens out on
grounder to Nordyke.
Spokane--Netzel flew out on an
easy one to Coleman. Cooney flew
out on an easy one to ROCkenfield.
Weed grunded out, Rockenfield to
Mott.
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CHAPTER /.
The Decision.

1T will last about six months"
stated John Allard, "Afterward-"
His brother looked up at him
hclplessly.
"Afterward?" he echoed drearlly
"Afterward there must he more.
II Is not possible, simply is not, for
poverty TO approach Theodore ana
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THIRD INNING.

Tacoma ....... ......... I
Spokdne ........... .......,... y
Tacoma-Schmitz hit to center
for n two-baggcr. Annis grounded
out to Nordyke unaSsisted. Mott
singled to center but was caught a
moment later attempting to steal
second. SchmutZ scored Rocken-
Held grounded out, Netzel to Nor
dyke. one run.
Spokane-Killilay struck out.
Netzel flew out to Hartman. Coon
ey grounded out, Coleman to Mott
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this place win go. and With IL all
that Theodore and Aunt Ross call
life. We must then take these
women. Aunt Rose an iavalld Thso
spoiled aud petted patrician, to
some cheap city lodging. and there
strive to support them. How, Il
haven't any idea. Some one might
employ us as clerks, possibly. I
Continued on page ~
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"Fingy" Connors, New York poll
tician, began the life OF contractor
in the old days. He got a contract
for the employment of 1000. He
lined EN- all up before him and
said: Now, yez are to worruk
for me, and want livery man here
to understand what's what. | kin
Continued on Page ~
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EIGHTH INNING.

Tacoma ....... ............. u
Nnokall" ....,...,.. ...'.'... 49,.
Tacoma -RNrnes grounded out to
Netzel SChmutZ grounded out to
Cart wright Annis flew out to
deep center.
Flood sent in to bat in
stead of Killilay. Struck out Net
eel hit a Texas Lacquer over sec
ond, and was safe at first, Cooney
sent high fly into Hartman's eX-
tended mitt Weed bounced "A beau
ty over the pitchers head but UNI
fortunately he forced Netzel at sec
Ond.
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FIRST INNING.

Spokane ........ .......... 0
Tacoma-Bassey hit by pitched
ball. Mott sacrificed to second.
Rockenfield hit a high fly to Keen
er. Stevens hit grounder to Cart
wright.
Spokane-Netzel walked. Cooney
bounced one on Coleman's head,
both runners safe. Weed hit an
easy one, and NetZel was thrown
out at third. Cooney aud Weed
tried double steal and Cooney
was caught at third. Kcener walked,
and Davis flew out to Bassey.
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FIFTH INNING.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fTeW out 10
Cooney Byrnes grounded ont to
Netzel Schmutz grounded out to
Killilay.
Spokane--N0rdyke hit hot one
to Rockenticld, which he caught on
the fly. Cartwright hit a singer
over second base and then stole
second, but was caught trying to
steal third, Shea Walked. Killilay
struck out.
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SECOND INNING.

Tacoma Hartman out to Davis.
lansing skied high one, which
was nabbed by keener Killilay's
next ball bruised Coleman's shins.
Byrnes grounded out to Cooney
Bassey retired from the game and
Is replaced by Aunis
Spokane-Nordyke grounded out
to Annis unassisted. Cartwr, ght
flew out to .Rockenfield. Shea
struck out
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FOURTH INNING.

Tacoma-Stevens flew out to
Cooney. Hartman went out to left
field, lansing grounded out to Cart.
wright.
Spokano-Weed hit a Texas
Lacquer over Jansing's head. Keen.
er hit a sicrifice and double play
resulted, Weed trying TO make
third. Davis out to Annis.
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EIGHTH INNING.

' ancOuNer ...... ............ |
Seattle .... 0
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SEVENTH INNING.

vancouver ........ ...........
Seattle
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Continued on Page Two.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-16

lin 9Gn9itelie for at nnOgaa =
YapirSfurben - in1ible0e oeo 81
ben al 0ef. 9tof er Oct, at bet par
bar 0feningen, at bape ~iluttet me1
ell 9illen og SenoiSlting til Ia.
niOS f03. Saline. Gen berlige Sou.
lang, iom laa ofte bar ~oe0erfDGget
NIT Sierte, = Far ri emo 8rpng.
Ter, ri bar, @erren bpre epig lopet,
ogiaa &eliignelier, og jeg tpnfte,
at BET maoife funOe bpre til geliig-
nellie for os o0aniferen"s 9piere
at ob9le en- file Stuno iolnmen
oe0 ben. - Get 6leo Ger 0og pit
intet Al ben Sang; men en- og on
ben bar mnoife un0ret Jig ober,
boaO A. .. Is. f03 fnnoe Itoo
for. 8erfor Oenne 0plpsning, ON
ben life banner / 9apirsfllruen.
81 bar Ill &inter og meget Sne,
men ban, iom ielp bar ingt: Ger
til MorfenS 2illier og 6ualene I'M
Der @intmelen, bporleOeS eoers So
Der flp0er og ieoer Dem oip., BON
6i9lper os nof igennem alt, JON
ban ien0er os.
O}eo oet iamme pil ieg meo-
oele noget, iom ie9 alenlte ii0it,
nemli9, at ri ogiaa bar en- Sgn.
0a9SifoIe Der; 9ennem 8intermaa-
neOerne maa ri Dog giue ben op;
men oct er pitt Meningen at 6ooe ct
lille Sliletrp / airfen. - Sra 30
SO 96rn 6eipgte npiten itoOig
Senoagsifolen iiOIte CONNER, %
nGite CONNER oentes Ser at blioe
Here. Maatte pi Ionl er lat til at
nnoeroiie De imoo, faa Gaooe til
at laoe port Cps %ifinne, iaa oct
ntoa 6lioe Dem Ell 6iGIp pno Sci
Ell moo BET Maal, Serren Dor
@uO bar lat oS aGe.
6eroeo snifes iaa v9aniferen"S
9ieOaftor o9 oae Oens epiere Ell
alGOeGig oa peliignet Su(efeit / Dor
0erres Sein Naon, og 1T goOt
/ oct me aor.
Gen 9omle y@ne6oer~,
garpio, q. ..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-16
Snleitjernem 1910.

SnoboIo:
Suleitiernen. @f Bait. H.B .Waoien.
ut iaa Seius nleo. @f Baitor Sobs.
@st5ide.
9paarsmorgen / BET M aarbunore-
De. af Selma 2aeerIsf. ST.. al
2uplau Sonsien.
Husiiife gilleoer. @f Span. SIIu.
ltrationer efter Walerier al rus.
lite aunitnere. 8egpnoeliesillu-
Itration af 9. Gloo.S oension.
Soenife gsrnebilleoer. 1. I'll 5a'r
meo Mao". Otter Maleri al Sc.
perrin Nilsion. 2. .Ban @ei til
Strife. Otter Maleri Of ImoIia
2inoegren.
Sept Der ielo oiIoe. @f Snseborg
Simeien. Slliitration at Soa.
dim Sfopgaoro.
st Siosbilleoe. 4f Bait. 6. Sfoo.
gaaro.Beterien. Segninser al 81.
5rimobt.
On rant Ntono. @f 3afarias 9iel.
len. S%Iluitrationer al Seloig
ainob.
Sniferne. af 8algmenisbeospr9it
g. aocb. Sesninger al @b. Bang.
9ibelen os 9arneaarene. @f Bait.
Oliert Hicaro. S%Iluitrationer al
ST. GrauI.
Sui. af NelIep grooerien. Slluitra'
tion efter Maleri at 81. 6.
@otb.
gignetter al 9. gloo.S pensior
og Gbr Bang.
SmiIaestegnine at Jr. araul.
9itelblco of Gil. Oleien. &omme
al @. Gloo-S pension.
Som 5otograpure meofsIeer / Ma,
en- @~engipelie al Brofesior SuItns
Ynuliens WaIeri: Seius oanbrc;
poa Ssen.
YriS so Gents.
S9ftet uofommer tent men ben
tes Dog BERTH fra Danmarf tiosno'
til at bIioe omienot inoen Sui.
9eItilling mootages MI.
Dan. 2utb. BubI Soul {
9lair, Neb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-16

bar Ioa mango Wenigbeoer og lao
bope Ell tom 9ernebiemsfosie, lao
ipnes ieQ, ri maa famine os. Gen
fore 6o0er / @immelen Tiger: SEQ
er DC faoerloies 6aoer og @n.
fer5 6~ori6raer. Men ban pil iao
gerne aabne nit og DIT @ierte for
oenne tore Gag, for at giDe os Ell
glG0eIi9 SUI. @ar 5 tpnft ooer
De mango imaa, Der ifoI 6ope 02nO
og alg0er, og bpao oct folter at
opbolOe 3 @prnebjem2 2oo os fife
gre oeo Dem, iom 8erOe1 gior0e
oe0 Dor fare 6erre SeiuS - lp9ge
Oem / Ell arpbe / ell Stolo. Den
2ao o9 iarae -goot for Dem, baaoe
ior Oeres &egeme og 0eres SiGI.
Serren elifer en- GLAD @iber. Gao
pnifer leg eOer Ell 9lpoeliq Sui
/ Seiu Haun.
y. mort.
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grcpfort fra Misfonsmarfen.

81 forifeaiee 9reofort me0 Bill.
leoer ira Misiionsmarfen | nGiten
liee iaa mango fo~rifeniee 2anoe
aiien, afrifa, Norb. os Spoameri'
ia iamt Eerne / Yacific- og Spo'
booet. On praftiif Sielp til at frem'
me Snteresie for gore Misiion oe
en- beiit interesiant os Iareril
Somling at eie. uogioet al uSbl
MisiionarD &epieiD".
Bris 80 Gents for belle Samlin
gen.
Daniib 9utb. 8u6l. Souie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-16
&orrelDDn0ance
encf @is.

aano. teol. $. Is. Geoiteo ire
0nnmart talte / DOR STRIFE Sell.
bag Aiten ben y. Nooember, iGr-
lig ON Slt0ns. 5alen pur gonift
intereSiant; TIL Suons er 10 en- 3er.
ion. iom er 6lepen iaa Ii0t ont
TAFT % 6eifreDelt, Ielp Den beai9e
Sfrift, og Dog BAR ban paa i'm
0i8 Ell al Teroens Stornpno, i0et
ban bar o9 er Den iterite 6orrG0oer,
iom noqen SinOe pil blipe ioot til
Gcroen, on ban 9if ben og for.
raaoe i'm 6relier, ua9tet ban bar
Ell al Sem fare 9iiciple o9 tiliae
life npi0enoe ON, bpem Seius bar,
6Oao ellers Ian mango Wennelfer
err o9 bar pGret NED i9ennem Sioer-
ne og bill 6lipe inotil Teroens Gnoe.
Sllons Dor liffert ogiaa flor oper,
at SENS fenote bans %forrGoeriife
Snnfe. ga SENS ing0e, ben Aften
ban og bans 0iiciple oar iorinmle-
0e Tor at ipiie Eoaifelommet, at Ell
al Dem piloe forbade BAN, og oo
Su0oS ipsrger: Gr oct mig, Dieter
og Seiu5 %iparer: I'll bar iagt oct.
W1en oct gif pc, meo Slthas iom
meo ina mango Wenueifer, De me-
ner, oct fan ln0e iig gre at tiene
banoe @uo o9 Mammon, og ban
bouoe pel oglaa Den 8anfe, at Sc.
ius bar ielu mGgtig til at re0oe
Jig ira line SLENDER, bpilfet ban
ielofslgelig ogiaa funOe bane giort.
Dfen alt ifitl0e 10 iulofommes Ell
ter bans 6aoers giQie. Men oa Ssl.
oas ian, at Seius blep osmt, an.
greoe ban og iagoe: Seq bar iors
roaot uifnloigt 8loo. Set fun0e
ban life bore paa jim Somoittig-
be0; oerior off ban ben og tog lit
eget 2ip.
Slloos forisgte at gao en- Wellem.
uei, iom 9eoiteo iagoe, % iaaleoes
gaar oct ogiaa meo os WenneIfer.
vi oil nof arpe Simlens Saligbe0,
men gipe belt Hip pao geroen, oct
oil ben Itore Stare life, oct fan
peo pisie 9eiligbeoer ber / oct time.
lige pore beloiglt at gon ell Wel.
lenoei, men ouer ior @uoS Giges
Sag finoes ingen Mellempei. Ger
finoes finn to 8eie, Geien til Sioet
og 8eien til 9soen.
Gor MenigbeO er / pen ienere
Si0 bleuen forsget meo Here Meo-
lemmer, nentlig 5. Wortenien meo
5olnilie, ". y. Senoergaaro meo
6amilie, u. Semen og Sultru, j
Ssrenien liant MiiS Clara 6rano.
len.
, Gn Notwithstanding CT oprettei
Wenigbeoen. Zen beitaor al en-
'SneS Meolemmer, men bpor lGtl-
&c Den oil peoblipe at ppre lepeopg.
tig o9 pinoe Sililutnin9 pil Si0en
uiie.
Seq fan M life rigtia blioe for.
troli9 meO, bporfor iaa mango a
bore SanosmGno itremnter inc
Canada, og 6porfor @genterne ar
beioer ioa iorigt meo at tr9ff'
5olf oertil, Oa Der er Elaos NOT Of
2ano nof inoen ior De nmerifanifI
@renier. Man funoe n9iten friite,
til at tro, at De er blepen fe0e a
llncle Gam. aorr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-16
GarpiO, y. ..
9Greoe 3eoaftsrl

sereoe Heoaftsrl
% iea bleo iaa soot moOtaeei
lioit oriiter iea mia til at fommt
cen Cana III, nGrmelt for al
foretage en- life Gettelie.
Naar Ser / Slutnineen al Me6.
oeIelien 6erira / Rr. 90 itaar: &c
g.-Ss. t03, er set en- Misforitoa
ellie, Sfrioeieil eaer Iienenbe. =
Maaife oct bar Sfrioelpitet, Jon
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-16
st life Cpraa6 for bore
gprncbjem.

"a ieg er blepen opmluntret til at
ifrioe liot | 9laoet, bill iee / Seiu
0apn uoitrs noele Sanfer. Naar
ieg tGnfer os iom Samfuno, iom
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-16
Sulegabe.

ltnoer 0a, at Wleneifeilpgten mootog
ben o%fnl0fomne", oen uuoiigelige
@ape", @uos eltbnorne Sen. ut
man 0a tpnfer paa ogiaa me0
@aDer at gl90e tore % imaa, oct
er 10 en- Ifsn oSG0pone". Ser
tGnfer ieg life paa Misbrllgen al
SilleglG0en og S%lilegauerne, men
paa Den Sltleglp0e og Snlegaoe,
JON en- ariiten bar mo0toget, og
iom er 9e%uGogrunoen, at ban ger
ne oil 9lpOe andre ON mtligt. 0m
oct 8ioer ia tilfenoe oeO aGrlig-
beosgauer, iom peger opo0, eaer
peo perlonlig at pione OH lin e9en
Suie9l00e = begge 8ele tan goot
forene5. Com SuIegape: v0nnife-
rem % ale Somfunoeta 9laoe %
@oitiller og AnOagts6oger. gf Dis
lie iiOite pil iea iGrlia income ior
min Gel q. =. Ma0ienS 0u5an-
O%agtsboa.
On Ell @artner tog mig / lin
Sone, oiite mig iorifelIi0e 9lom-
tier, Der Dnr greet / 6n0relanOet i
De iorifeIlige 6orfotteres Sane og
GAP mig 2op at pluffe Ell, tim cen
eneite 9lonIit, al De. mango ifenne
@lomiter plnffeOe ieg oen, Der er
greet / MoOien3 9ooe. Nan MGR
fer itrafs, at boaoe o9oroen @iao
% SDnoen &inO bar blGit acmlem
balls 6ooe" (6piiang. |, l6).
M'an mGrfer, at 6oriotteren IeIu
bar iunoet Den meget foitclige
GerIe.~
9ogcn er ~leoiaQet meo ct anbe.
inlenoc 0ro al Bib. 9ecd. Cen
trGnger life til Anbeialing, Den nn-
beialer ii9 ieIu. Nan iauner 6or-
fotterens 9iaeOe foron / 9ogen, ban
bar life lngt gGat paa at male
iig ielo. men ariitns.
ISor oeres 9eofommlen0e, Der life
fenoer 6orfatteren, inorDtfes Der
ct 0igt. iom iin0eS ioran / 30.
gen. oct er ct goot 9illeOe al bans
nnnoeliee llouifling.
Gigtet Ipoer ianIeOes:
Seq bar lpit ON ell 9rene ct eaer
anoet Steo,
Com Sceanets Dub pile tsmme.
st Sui ban baooe graoet / Sanet
ueo bets 9re6,
9eri ban pile Die oets Stremme.
30 8rengen ie9 imilte meO ouerle-
gent Sino,
- Som funoe gore giSmGnO til
Sfamme.
Dog ii0en bleo Smilet til 5aarer
paa aino,
Da ies merfeo, iee iaa Iiot bar
giort oct iamme.
Seq bar iiooet iom ban iaa mani
gen en- apelo
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-04
GnAIN ANn PRoNIsIoNs.

Chicago. Dec. 3.-Larger spectators
OF the professional sort coolly rein
stated today some Of the wheat sold
out twcnty-four hours previous during
the furry a bout weakness in Wall
street. Freezing weather coming on
unprotected fields southwest had much
to do with the latest change Of front
in Bahia Blanca and santa Fe. Argen-
tina. added TO the feeling Of strength.
In consequence. closing prices were
firm az a net advance or TO e.. other
staples. too, all finished higher. corn
uu sm e. TO 4M &c. oats. aW 2 TO &c up,
Wheat rose steadily from the start
Predictions Of "a cold wave were ac-
companied by hullish Argentine and
French cables. and were followed Dy
news OF large clearances from the
United states. Primary receipts Tor
tire week showed n big falling off as
compared with last Year. Forecasts of
more moderate world shipments devcl-
oped stiil- greater snap on the bull
side. Final transactions were almost
the highest point Of the session. May
ranged from 963 10 97ic. closing 97sc
Eastern cash grain dealers reported
stocks Of corn low. May fluCtuated
from 47E 10 4Nz RI f6EC. closing firm at
fSgC. a gain OF &c over last night. Cash
corn was strong. No. yellow finished
at 52f m SIC.
OfferinEs Of oats were light. May
varied from 5fE 10 1858 0351C. with lat
est sales at 35tc. net advance or
p &C..
Fairly good buying put up the market
for hog products. The final outcome
was TO ma Ike pork more expensive by ;
TO 22tc. lard. 90 10c. and ribs 1EtC.
The leading futures ranged as FOL
lows
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-04
WV YORK GRAIN.

New York. Dec. 2-Wheat-SDot.
firm. so red. CSC elevator. and 99c
T. o.. D. afioat. No. I northern Duluth.
slice T. %. %. afloat.
Futures market was quiet. but prices
we're firm on covering. due 20 firm
cables and unfavorable reports from
Argentina. closing al &c net higher. De
cember closed CSC. May closed S1.03h
July closed 210f3. Receipts. 10 500.
shipments. % 900.
F1our-Steady. with demand light.
spring patents. s5.15G $50. winter pat
outs. 81 40 f.15. winter extras. No T..
$500 $40. Kansas straights. $3.50 m
a.15. winter etraiEhts. SA.t0G Z - /.
spring clears. Sf.15G 40. winter ex-
tras. No. o S3.25 "a 3.fo. Receipts. IL
800. shipments. 0.f0o.