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The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Sept. is.--Ciose: Bulls
believe the market will do better from
now on--that lowest prices for the
San over the world favor an Improve
ment They are encouraged by a heavy
decrease In the quantity on passage e.
believing that IL ina'eS, es. .ns emu and nd
higher Liverpool prices also favor their
argument. Receipts at the leading
northwestern markets are dropping Tar
below the figures OF u year ago. Al
the same time IL Is reported that CHI
cago stocks will soon show decrease
and be much smaller by the close OF
navigation.
Ali this IL not causing the bears any
trouble. for stocks are large. cash de-
mand Is small and so Is export buying.
and while these conditions continue
they have no fear OF any important
Improvement In prices.
The wheat market ruled strong at
ter n short. easy spell near the open
ing. Corn was unchanged. oats gain
ed &c. No; 2 rye gained lie and clover
Wheat quotations: Cash No. red
and Sept. s9isc; Dec. opened without
advanced to si.ot hand closed at
SLOAN. May opened at $l.0S%. declin :
ed to 3l.0sh and advanced TO $l.Os = +;
No. white, car at s6Ac. closing
Coarse grain quotations: Corn. cash
No. ?. SIC; No g. car at seize No; .
yellow, 5Sac: No. yellow. 6sc. oats:
Standard, l car at S6Ac. at SIC; NO.
white. 36hc, Rye: Cash No; l., Izc
Oct. $2.ls; Nov, s2.l2. Cloverseed:
$3.50: sample. 60 bags AT 1915. 20 at -.
IS at Ss75. Is at ss.25. - at $I.7s:
prime aisike. GAS; sample alslke. ~
bags at sS.2S, 3 at $1.25. Timothyseed:
Prime spot. SO bags at $i40
Receipts In the Detroit market Mon
day included 3 cars of wheat, OF corn.
of oats and OF Withdrawals
were 1000 bbls OF flour, s,to2 bu OF
corn. s.sft bu of oats and 2,Tse ea- OF
rye. Stocks are 277.I26 blu OF wheat.
1875 blu of corn. l63.031 bu OF oats
and 17.22s bu OF rye.
Wheat receipts Monday: Duluth. lSS
cars, against l.s33 a year ago; Mime
apolis. 800 cars. against $50; Winnipeg.
9lS cars. against lilo: 81. Louis. l5.,-
900 blu, against 1875. 900 bu; Kansas City.
431 cars. against l76; Omaha, 81 cars.
against 20 year ago.
Wheat on passage. 1,624.00o bu de-
crease.
Liverpool wheat closed y a I'd high
er and corn u a sd lower.
Worlds wheat exports last week
were 14.1s2.000 bu Russia exported
6.056. 900 bu and the Danube 2,S32,ooo
blu.
Receipts of wheat at primary points
Monday. 100000 blu: year ago. 2.lso.-
600 blu.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
LIVE STOCK
EAST BUFrALo-Ove.i.s.

East suFExLo. II r: sept. II
Best Best 400 70 i.ioS-ib. steers. $500
steers ss sssssd bs: soo LOO s to i 1872
n b saSypE .:4 :s :so sss ps. sd "a,
35S1QiIo; c.X mon to medium do.
ssf.I. tg%er s e., bs,. best
dehornea. ss9s.ss; medium l. good
grades, ss'iSVs: best ' and export per s4iia
4.7s@6: bologna bulls. fs.S0A2s.
light thin bulls. .tssoY4; best mixers
AND and sood ks re
good springers. S2sgss.
Hogs: Receipts. 40 cars. light grades
strong. heavy lower: heavy. $s.50@s.6o:
sheep: Receipts cars, strong; best
lambs t775; yearlings, t5.5ogs; weth-
ers. s475q5: ewes. S44460.
Calves-s5a1050.
EAST BUFFALO-Ciose.
EAST BUFFALO. Sept. ls.----Cattie:
strong; prime steers. s7@7.50; butcher
grades. S5.5096.75, cows. $3.75m525
Calves: Receipts. 1000 head: market
io7s sheep h snd lambs R eeeies sS%
900 head; market active and higher:
choice lambs. y7.50@7s5; Gull to fair.
$3.50 yearlings. ss:75Qs.2s: sheep.
s3Q5. Hogs: Receipts. 1880 head !:
market active; workers., ss:9oQ 1850;
se.25@s.4o; roushs. $s.25as5o; stays.
$7509S.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Sept 1s.-Hogs: Receipts. 81 900 head /;
market slow and steady; mixed and
butchers, sS.65ws7o; good heavy. IS. Sc
$3.50; rough heavy. $3.50 60; light.
So IS a $50; pigs. ss.50@p.60. Cattle:
Receipts, $4,000, market steady; beeves.
s4sod $40; cows and heifors. 81. rs q
$40: stockers and feeders. s4.25Q 8:
Texans. s375a6: calves. ss75Qs.50.
sheep: Receipts. $1,000; market 100
i5c lower; native. s275 0455: western.
Ss2sg4so; lambs. s5259s.l5; western.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. Sept. 19.-Hogs:
Receipts 1000; steady; mediums and
lights, ss.s0ns.T0. Cattle: Receipts.
ID cars; steady. Lambs: Receipts. IL
cars: ST.35 top. Calves: Receipts. 200:
SD top.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
TOLEpO GRAN AND PRODUCE.

TOLEDO, Ohio: Sept l9.-Wheat:
May Sl0SA Corn: Cash and Sept.
5sc: Dec. So Ac; May, 5sSc. Oats:
Cash and Sept, 3S+c Dec. 81 y c; May.
Cloverseed: Cash, Oct, Dec. and
March, $3.50. Aisike: Prime, $3.50:
Oct. 1886. Timothy: Prime. Oct. and
Sept. $40. Butter. eggs and hay UNI
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19

y &c. sss:l frlms srsss. ; sss;i ar:s: :.
ale Cheese; skima lgh6iExc;
young Americas. 16h 0lG&c Live
poultry. Fowls. lac: ducks. ll0llkc:
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19

aanks and Trust CsmDan1es.
Official quotations. Detroit Broksrs
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19

NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-American
Sugar Refining started on two points
lower In response to the news pub
lished Saturday that the government
Intended bringing suit to dissolve the
trust. Fractional losses were sus-
tanned In nearly everything else trad
ed in
III q. mater the first few min
utes the market became extremely
dull. Covering Of shorts caused
fractional upturn.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds, Arm.
Noon-the market continued In
tensely dull all through the last OF
the forenoon, but the tone was hard
and frm.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
BOSTON COPPER

Reported for The Times by Hayden
Stone e Co, 116-11S Griswoid-st
Omen High Low. Close.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
STOCK MARKET
HAS DULL TONE
After Erst Few Minutes List Be-
comes Extremely Lifeless, But Gov
ering Causes Fractional Upturn.
N. Y. STOCK MARKET-CIose.

Am Ag Chem "A. Am Beet sug 81.
Anal Cop ssA. Am c 4 + $50. Am Ice
Co lsh. Am Loo 81. Am smelt ssh.
Am Am ss ss,, iiSh Am 7 ~ iss, s Csn
Pas ison. Cen Lssth saH. do pref
Col + 4 asA. Col 4 south SO. Consoi
81 ca, N tss pr nl' sss cSf Ore s esf ss
st*. N X $ T SIN. n St ste n Ry
ls2A, Mo Pac SAN. Nat Lead SOS. Z
1851. Head l4oN. Rock Isl 800. do
pref 81. South Pac li3h. South Ky
22+. Tenn Cop sih. Third Ave .. 81
SIM. do pref 1l5h. 8 Bonds l0+. Vir
Car Chem SIS. Utah Cop IS y. Wabash
Is, do pref %. West Tn Tel san. West
Mig COY.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
o. 8. GOVT BONDS.
Bond quotations, furnished by Hay
NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19

The State Fair Is here again ana
with Il the usual crowd of gold BRICK
and confidence men. They are
changed somewhat. 1t is true, JUST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24
'BARBAROUS MEXICO"

10 flee for safety 10 foreign soil.
where they have not always found
safety.
30 Years Ano-Peaes.
Forty years ago Mexico was az
peace with the world. She had just
oyerthrown. after u heroic war the
foreign prince. Macmillan, who had
been seated aa emperor by the
armioa OF Napoleon III OF France.
Her then president. Iuarex. n today
recognized la MoNico and out Of
Mexico. as one OF the most able as
we'll as unaelfish patriots OF MoNi.
can history.
II was al this iunotnre that Con,
cfal roffifio niaE wantonly aud for
no apparent reason. except personal
ambition. stirred up rebellion after
rebellion to secure for himself the
supreme power OF the land lila
support came chiefly from bandits.
criminals and professional soldiers.
Repeatedly e was proved that
Mexico did not want the rebel Dlnx
FOR their chief executive. Three
times during hia first five yeara OF
plotting be was an unsuceeaaful can.
didate NJ the polls The third time
he received only one fifteenth OF the
total vote.
he Becomes President.
In the latter part Of 1875. nearly
"a years ago. Dlaz led hia rebel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24

army into the Mexican capital and
proclaimed himself provisional pres
ident r. unanimously -- note that
unanimously.
In 1880 he turned The government
over 10 friend. Manuel Gonzales.
who waa also elected unanimously
In 1854 Gonzales feinatalled Dlax
after a third unanimous election
Following 1884 niax was reelected
unanimously every four years until
1904. when tho presidential term
was heightened to six years. aud
FOR the seventh time he was elected
unanimously,
Never IN all that 80 years has
candidate stood against him az tho
polls There have boen wonldbe
candidates. but In each and every
case they have been destroyed be.
fore election day Corona. Cadena
aud Marines were aHaHHninated
Magon became refugee and today
lies political prisoner Ia an Ameri,
can Jail Reyes was banishad from
the country. Madero. the most TO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24

cent candidate. Is ia jail In Mexico
"knl Them In Haste"
IN 1879. near the end OF DiaE's
first term. party was organized
10 work for the reelection OF t.erdo
Upon the names OF the leaders OF
the new party becoming known.
Diaz sent Telegram. XIII them In
haste" 10 General Mier y Teran.
governor OF Vera Cruz. They were
dragged from their beds. lined up
against q wall and shot 20 death.
During the 10 years following the
massacre Of Vera Cruz. two MeKi-
cans aspired at different times 20
oppose DiaE for the presidency. One
Was General Ramon Corona, Cover
nor OF Jalihco, and the other was
General Garcia dc Ia Cadcna. ex-
governor OF Hacatecas
while on his way home from a
theatre one might Corona was stab.
bed TO death BY an assassin. While
In actual flight for the United
states. where he hoped 20 find
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24

would be- tho peoples choice and
who would succeed Diaz whom ne
intter died
But even this piaz would not per.
nit. The democratic movement
was peraecuted with ell the police
powers Of the government The
story Of the presidential campaign
Just closing 10 = story o. political
imprlsonmenta, press aupprcroions,
banlahmonts. assaaslnationa, polltL
cal rlots-all piaeasd and pcrpetrat-
cd 70 continue the autocraiic power
o. Diax. The story Of this cam.
paian ! shall tell In some detail 10
morrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24
DIDYOU SEE N
WHAT?
WHY THE MAJEsrvr
Want to Go Pro-,
Why of Cos,rsas,'

Tbcn watch the ciass,s,,
umns Of The Star.
Somewhere there are =.
tickets advertised. The, ~ y, =
given 20 the persons Who's. ~ ~.
are mentioned IN the "A ~
names were picked Al ranso.. ~ !.
the city directory. TheS ~
your own There la alxs,,
show 1t the Aajeafie. Il. e
there Is Ia vaudoyllle. Esss .
Star classified ads and 10. ! i
Habit" Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24

sersa Of hy
American Magazine
puhis hen iess . year, an
q
81
IA
h. -
EN-
n tho
q out TO
h - pasuesssy msb ssuss D she Of elect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24
John Kenneth Turner Writes the Conclusion OF Ills
Story in the American Magazine for The Star
Magazine Stopped the Articles Before the End
BY 1oHN KENNETH TURNER.

We told that Mexico is 10 have national election next
Sunday And Monday will doubtless he told that the
Mexican people have chosen Cen Porlro paz to
head the nation unanimously.
Mexico will have national election next Sunday or
any other the future Gen Porlrio Daz will CON
nue as president but it will be because the people have
elected him Only By virtue 10000 regular soldiers armed 20
teeth of 1900 rurae OF army OF regular and secret
police OF the eie Poteos the little OF the political dis
trcs who clothed with the killing powers o cannibal
chief. will President Diaz continue in power.
The prisons OF Mexico today crowded with political
offenders Ii has always been before what the dispatches
are wont election in Mexico
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24

troops Others stan,
fHye been recalled ssg q IA.
.s ana''' huraiss are us s.,',1
The fund from fba e,..,
at NHco have baep ,ia'af tsa
1etico city fof AZ s,'alsfi@
f'nar 10 the same ahlprs.T., '' g
t'h tho precauli0ns 49,
evident that the Merless zen a
meni % expecting troul..s s.'e.
an upfimug ~ feared ~ 4.
Play pool at orienim a.,
prizes daily 5rd bet nm. y =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24
FEAR MEX|CANS
MAY REBEL
TODAY

NY AhHHa AfNNA1
FL PAsO. Tex, June 2i.-Frariug
that today'a celebration 81 San Juan
day may turn into the uprising
which has been feared for some
weeks. the Mexican government IN
taking every precautiOu against
riotlnR Troops are stationed along
the boundary. and other soldiers are
stationed al inland cities. Al
Canannn there Is strong force %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24

niax has been president OF Mexico
for 81 years Not once during that
time has Mexico seen a bona fide
election. national or state The
power to choose the makers and en-
forcers % their laws. as well as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24

safety. Cadona was pierced by The
bullets Of q squad Of ausasslns, who
came upon him az the depot al
Zncalecas.
In 1891 Moxlco was thrown Into
Torment by the announcement Of
Diaz that be Intended 20 continue
10 power for still another term,
which made his fourth one 4
party OF opposition was organized.
is choice for president being Dr.
lRnaclo Martinez. The party was
beaten down by gun and club
methods aud Martinez fled 10
Europe for safety lie returned
later and was promptly ssass-
slnated.
Russian Police Methods.
In the fall Of 1900 the Mexican
liberal party was organized IN
less than five months 1876 clubs had
arisen IN all parts OF the country
and q score Of newspapers enpoused
It's cause. ~ the use Of Russian
police methods the clubs were
brOken up. the newspapers sup.
pressed. the leaders Imprisoned All
the known Mexican liberals are nov
political refugees In America.
whore through n strange Influence
which Dlaz o1eria they are bounded
almost az cruelty as II they were
Tn Mexico.
Moderate Party Formed.
Finally. early In 1909 the demo
cratic party OF Mexico was formed
II was headed by we'll known men.
the brightest. eicanest aud most
progressive ia Mexico, II was mod.
crate IN It's demands. mild IN It's
criticisms II proposed TO rs-olect
Diaz and yice.president who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24

the common rights Of free press and
speech. security OF property and
person. have been taken away from
Mckee. When brave men demand
the return II these rights. thoy have
been put IN jail. shot, or compelled
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-08
By ARTHUR L. PRICE
Special Dispatch 10 The CALI

l.
VISALIA, Dec. Although the
orange industry is young in Tulare
county. still more youthful corps was
on exhibition at the citrus pavilion
this afternoon. when the babies OF
visalia and Tulare county competed to
the number of 75 for prizes, and the
high honor Of being the handsomest
or the fattest in their respective
classes. The popular brass band was
driven from its stand, and the babies
were put on display, apart from the
portion OF the pavilion where the citrus
fruit was exhibited. 1t would not have
done to have had the oranges and
lemons come into competition with the
babies, fine as the fruit seems. The
baby was the little king and queen OF
the citrus fair.
RUSH JUST STARTED
The attractiveness Of the baby show
and the fact that an excursion train
came in today from Tulare. made this
the busiest day OF the citrus fair. The
rush is just starting.
President ]. Sub Johnson of the
Citrus fair committee, stated tonight
that the fair would be an unqualified
financial success. There has been
$4,000 spent to make the fair what It
is, and IL is coming back fast to the
COMMITTEES IN gate admissions. The
fair viii be self-supporting, and in ad-
oition to that the county and district
viii have the well earned Increment
that will come through the advertising
which the fair has given the county.
Today the judges began their work
on the exhibits of the fair. They will
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-08

EXHR7N
WSAL./A Ch<AM9GIR Of FCcM%E6
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-08

Winter vegetables are to be set out
and then it will be productive IL
months in the year.
While the greater portion of the
fruit shipped from Tulare county goes
east, the San Francisco market is not
neglected. San Francisco is as good
market for fruits out of season as
any in the world, said prominent
grower today. The people of San
Francisco will buy the best and pay the
best prices.
DECADES INCREASE
We are just beginning to develop
California now. The land which here
in Tulare county today is selling at
from 800 to $3.50 an acre scarcely
would bring $3.50 an acre 10 years
ago. The raise in price was due en-
tirely TO the discovery that oranges
could be raised on the land. In an
other generation somebody may de-
velop a use for land which is today,
we believe, almost valueless. In that
way the state development will con-
tinue. While the orange and lemon
industries are games" which are best
played with a bank account behind the
player, Tulare county and the vicinity
of Visalia are rapidly developing the
dairy industry, which needs a smaller
Junct of dairying, which can be started
easily. The butter shipments have
added much to the wealth of Tulare
county within the last two years. The
roads of the county are good and are
being improved all the time. There is
in contemplation a 40 mile loop boule-
ward running out from and into Visalia,
through Exeter, Lemon Cove, Naranjo,
w oodside and Red Banks.
The weather in Visalia has remained
ideal during the show and that has
drawn the people hither. While the
Sierras in the background show more
snow every day, the sun shines in the
valley and on the foothills and the
country roads leading into Visalia are
busy with the incoming visitors to the
Citrus fair
The judges of the baby show were:
J. A Vancleave, Mrs Derby of Oak
land and Mrs. A. H Allen Of Berkeley
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-08
BRIDAL TOUR TO END IN
TIME To TAKE OFFICE

WOODLAND, Dec. .7.-District Attor-
ney elect A. B. Bailey and Miss Clara
E. Griggs were married at o'clock
today at the residence of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Griggs.
Rev. H B. Moon of .Colusa performed
the ceremony. Following a breakfast
the couple took the train for San Fran
cisco. Announcement OF the wedding
was not made until after they had de-
parted. Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey will return
just before the groom is to take the
oath of office for district attorney.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-08
MAJORITY finds
FOR BALLINGER
Seven Republicans Give the In
terror Secretary a Coat
of Whitewas1
Recommendation Is Made, How-
ever, That Court Pass on
Alaska Coal Lands
Continued From Page L

proved, nor all the facts put together.
exhibit Ballinger as being anything
but competent and honorable gentle
man, honestly and faithfully perform
ing the duties of his high Office with
an eye single to the public interest"
The report was signed by Senator'S
Knute Nelson, chairman; Frank P.
Flint, George Sutherland and Elihu
Root and Representatives Samuel w.
Mccall of Massachusetts, vice chair
man; Marlin E. Olmested of Pennsyl-
vania, and Edwin DENLY of Michigan,
all republicans.
A few months ago the democratic
members, Senators d. u. Fletcher and
William E. Purcell. and Representa-
tives Ollie NJ. James of Kentucky and
James M. Graham of Illinois, together
with Representative E. H. Madison of
Kansas, progressive republican. put
out a report which they maintained
to be the majority opinion, condemning
the conduct of Ballinger as secretary
of the interior.
This report was made public follow
ing meeting of the committee in Min
neapolis last September, which was not
attended by some of the republicans.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-08
"INTENT TO Kill"
IS JURY'S VERDICT.
Steven MOri Is Held for ShOOt-
ing William H. Fitzgerald,
War Veteran
[Seeeial Dispatch 70 The Cali

lSpecIdl DISpctch 10 ne SoLJ
BURLINGANE. Dec. THE coroners 8
inquest in the case of William H F1tz--
gerald. the San Francisco barber ana
Spanish war veteran. shot and killed
BY Steven Mori at Brighton Beach ona
November 2s, was concluded here TINS
morning
The jury brought in verdict that
Deceased came to his death from a
gunshot wound fired by Steven Moris
with intent to kill.
The three witnesses examined oerore
Coroner H G.. Plymire and his jury
today were Francisco Pau1na, a laborer
employed by the Morris. who witnessed
the shooting; r. l.. Hollenbeck, who
arrived on the scene Just arter tne
killing. and Duncan Fitzgerald, the 10
wear old son of the dead man
The death of Fitzgerald left the boy
without rela eives and he is now de-
pendent upon friends for his support.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-08
BABES rule CITRUS
FAIR FOR A DAY
Tots and Excursion Bring Larg-
est Crowd of Carnival
to Visalia
Winners in Baby Show
AT ViSalia Citrus Fair

UNDER ONE YEAR
Prettiest girI-RUTH ELAINE
WILLIAMS.
Prettfest bOy-BENJAMIN Law
ENDER STOVALL, aged
weeks.
Fattest baby-CARL JONES.
ONE YEAR TO TWO YEARS
Prettfest gfrI-VEDA COLLINS.
Prettiest boy-BRENNAN HAIR
VEY.
Fattest baby-FRANCIS SMITH.
TWO YEARS TO THREE YEARS
Prettiest girl - GRACE MAR
JORIE GOLDSTEIN.
Prettiest bOy-RAYMOND LES
LIE.
Fattest baby-PANSY CRANE, 2
years old, weight SO pounds.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-08
White men in
PLOT TO STEAL
Chinese GIRLS
Asiatics GivenHeIp in Removing
Prisoners From Manchuria
After Long Voyage
immigration Inspectors Must
Explain Why They Did Not
See DiSembarhnent

with cases Naturally the men who
packed the hold knew of the plot The
women were put into a chain and rope
7o~1rar
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-08

who now have exonerated BaIlinger.
and therefore the natural minority be-
came majority, and the republicans
who were present, with the exception
of Madison. withdrew and broke the
quorum. The members who sign the
majority report, formulated their con-
clusionS at a recent series of meetings
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE
Laxative Bromo Quinine. the world
wide Cold and Grip remedy, removes
cause. See signature E. w. Grove. Csc.