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New-York tribune., 1910-04-28
TOPICS OF THE STREET

r,-r1CN TRADING.--Iransaouons for
- account in the local STOCK market
,,,-. IN volume. amounting 20 less
81 100 shares. with ssios and pur-
- about evenly divided
.----rrTrEs LISTED. The following
-...es have beer added 20 the stock
s'.,.s~-e list: Ncw York ana oueens
- T..r'.. and Power Company. $4,000
H,s-.-,,-al 3 pc- cert nrst consolidated
.~s~s bonds. making total listed
...oe-e. $500 COO additional FIRST lien
.-..-t,- Eve -,cs- 3 pcr cent coupon bonds.
80 total Ls.cd S56.7se 200. of the Cen
-, 1eather Company; s2o.ooo,ooo add
- rs-ital stock of the Pullman Com
-. Seeo1g0 additional rcfunding per
-. honEs. making to;a, listed SS5.l5s.oeo'
.,,ns Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific Rail
- COMPANY. Sz0.ooo.oo0 capita stock q
- Associated o. Company. Ss,ooo,ooo 80
- cert a-st mortgage bonds OF the CHI
g, lake shore 4 Eastern Railway Com
- s-s S41oo.o0o first mortgage . per
,.-f bonds - the Mississippi Central Rail
road Compsn,'
q G WHITE 4 co.'s NEAE--The re
NOT q 7. q. Nnte - 60. Tor iae hSca-
ss~ ended February s. last shows an in-
.-ses f~ surplus for the wear from EoSS. 400
. So. .sat. after payment q regular oiNl-
s,-sS al thc ~ompauy's preferred stock.
80 -encrt states that IN the year arrange
.~.,.ts we're made 30 acquire the stocks oi
80 canadian White Company Ia exchange
90 Stock Cf +. d. y lite e. %, Tor Wi1lcn
i..e- cash WIS ua'f 20 the rcSrec-
49, holders Considerably more than
500 000 ~ tsc Couparr's earnings Tor t1e
r-~pcsgs and other final adjustments of
tre Canadian C0rrpa~-s affairs Tie
co--rary iz aclrg as designing and super
,fsing engineers for important work N
Grade A. present no contracts on other
f-er cost Plus zee basis are entered On
49, rofnrsrv's hooks. LCr have any of its
f-hEd.arv Cr affiliated coruDary atE hNeQ
,.-i-e contracts. on February 2S last TIE
ro.--arv had cash ir bank and - main
s-F construction Offices Stt4.Tc6. being an
fr-reos- cf more than $1,000 over TIC
rrerious yesr and S. more than s. pcr
cett a TIE cc--vsrv's total debt
IANsTCc- l-ONOTTPE.-Ths Lsneton
.f0notype COMPANY reports for the year
srEef February IS. 1870. ret sales of
3 cb6 SIS. va.ch compares Win tl.oeh,-
$50 the previous yeer. al increase Of $50
ssE Ect Drof-s were s505.46E. against
fsrp cbs last wear. su increase q sle5. .5nA.
- t-e elnuai meeting * Tie Corlpar1f on
- upcn q resolution of the directors thst
: 900 C11 - -Ie Increased stock q tie
C0upsry te offered 20 stoch1ol1ers 81 500
9 share The stock was increased lsst
F5stlorsl shares have been sold.
GLUCOSE PRICES ADVANCED. The
Cc-u Products Refining Company has an
bounced az advance of +. cents hun
rredve!Fht in starch and glucose products.
Licl c1usl-zCs The recent advance m the
rice = corr. The CON paEr reports 5Esi-
iess fsir. L-e plants are Eri1o-lE seolt
f'o10 bushels of corn CAY. Tho t-So plsrt
g turning CT he.Teen $3.50 ard --.i.J bush
s's + ca.
0wnEDs DECLARED. -Divienis
New-York tribune., 1910-04-28

Unchanged at sos "a for Cleveland warrants
II London. Locally quiet No I foundry
Northern. $iT 2j SIS. No ?. SIC T5G<tI 30;
SIT -.
gOLAssES AND S1RuFs-Stesdy. bui
4uiet and Urchargef. NOLASSES was frruly
held ~ full but unchanged prices
NAVAL STOEES-SPIRIrS TURPES TISE
vas quiet. With a holiday st savannah. ROSfN
and TAR steafy and unchanged
OIL = PETROLEUM - Refined unchs1ged
IINsEED OIL qulst. but. Notwithstanding
drm.
COTTONsEED OIL--Fsiriy steady early. but
during the Gay developed weakness under active
selling. spot demand continues poor. At fhe
close prices were 1 to Il points nst lower. with
sales OF l2ec bols- Local contract prices today
we're as foloEs.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-28
HeTTER CIGARS reoM MANILA

-1aii.a, ADrA z.-At = meeting CT :.e
'-ai AarufacturerE Association to-da- IL
'f pi'animousiy decided t5 cease f1s shin
20 Amerlcs q cigars ~ ilclacrluinafe
snd ~ l'mlt fte shipments ~ tire
grsoeE. It uas agreed 10 fflp f1
'-s following Proportions. euPegio. gradcs
New-York tribune., 1910-04-28

tic demand. the contracts for the week In
Guiding 1900 tons for the New South Wales
government. taken by the Steel Corpora
fion. Hni 10000 tons Tor Tire National Rail
ways Of Mexico. which will he furnished
by the Maryland Steel Company.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-28

New York. April %. 1910.
AIN-WHEAT-Actfve. and prices after
showing a sharp decline during the morning
under heavy selling by commission houses raI-
lied In the afternoon and closed a. &c decline
To- May and = q i 9 advance for later post
t!ons- Liverpool Was weak at / L q sa ~ de-
cine Inc weather was more favorable in the
est "a IaT as temperatures were concerned
but there was absence Of precipitation In
Kansas and Nebraska, and there We're a num-
Der ot complaints from these states regarding
The condition OF the crop. Cash markets were
generally dull. with a poor demand. and the
weakness was reflected in the pressure on Nav
which was relatively weaker than the other
months report by Secretary Ccburn or
kansas. made the amount OF wheat ares ahsr-
Of the remaining rs per cent. This was hgured
70 indicate crop Of wheat 81 about 81. 600 900
bushels. while another report by a leading
western newspaper indicated the proba biIfty
OF a crop not over %. 00O. 600 for Kansas At
tn extreme decline the market showed a loss
of nom &c 20 &c p bushel from the hiEh point
~ Monday. and this attracted active profit tax
ing on the part OF recent sellers which was
the principal facto- IN The late advance Ex-
port sales, 2s loads or Manitoba wheat e & z
Buffalo and ct outports; No red wheat here
81 II bid, z. and No l Northern, 81 H.
nominal, o b. opening navigation. CORN
Weaker. IN sympathy with wheat The cash
dsy prices rallied with wheat and on covering
BY shorts. closing irregular at sac decline TO
Ec advance. steamer corn quoted 63Lc and
No 60isc, both nominal, elevator export
basis; export No . 6:tec. nominal. { y.
OAIS-Moderately active and easier. The
grain and closed at L q &C net decline. Cash
cats quiet: natural white, % 70 80 10. 4J1s n
4Sc, and clipped white, 81 TO ~ 10. 46ts y Sc
RTE-Ncminal. b RLET-NomineI.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-28
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities we're sold yeste--
day st the exchange saiesroons by Adrian
IT. Muller d Son:
e. order ~ Lindsay Russell t-,.sts. In hsrk-
-u7t-y or Ennis & stoppani.
Al right. title snS interest ss trustee without
ya-rs1Jy or guarantee O. anv s. So. IS - IN
% shares United states steel Cor ,,a,,
s, oo, E2si E9Tals FTsssa gS Ts5i,s,7r A,.ocs iis
sage bonds. dus September -
f~om March -, ssoa attached 80
20 shares Brentwood investment Ger 49,
flHcsts az Interest. -.- $500. IS
share Central Leather CO. CON
mon snd $50 90 scrip. - s4z
CCae CO. &C Chicss o..r-.---- ------- luS I
By order CT executors
- shares American cIsu Steamship
10 SHARES American Corno'sssur co.
~ she~es American SpsrEiets Co.
preferred 30 shares American
Srs-kiets 90. common o. shsres
central LAsHting G eo1'raon- %
preferred. 300 shares Cblo-id.
p. Cons. Mining end Milling Co.
@10 shares Columbian Automatic
lending Machine Co. 1855 s5ares
Connolly Motor CO.. 30 shares
Cons0idsted Brake shoe Co.
rra-es Consumers 0ii Co. S0
shares Eliot Machine sr5 Mining
g = tassss s5 e. HSt H.: sPr5gs Spires Ms5- Ms4
g., co. certihoate OF indebtsdness
- shares trenton Hoe s1d Tool
Co. % shares Jsuestcwa e Lssi<-
Erie Rsi.ua- Co. 625 shares Ian
son zinc -. coumon. 50 shares
Mckinley Mining Co 100 shares
'Keef4 Cslori6c Co 80 shares
Peoples Life Insurance CO ara
- sasres Tnioa Surety AID GuaT-
Hrty Co ict..-.----- -----. .sSlV
ror sccount of Vnon 81 may concern.
sloo. 90 carbon Fuel and Iron GO. f-st
mortgage 8 rer cert bo7ss dr@
and sertsihser. Marcs. 1910
500. .ooo csrton f'5ei a15 Iron 90. Rs,
mortgage . Cer cent bones. due
September. 1g2q. coupons March
snd sertember. Naroh. lsle
4 sas-es Nor,hern Bark OF NeV
20 shares Hor5hera BARK Q, Nev
p s1afes American Round BALE Press
CO. rreferret and sSs - scrip. ..-- 2.
81 shares American Round Bale Frerr
90. common ard SO scrip-----... t2s
g. $50 American Round BALE Press 90.
ss5 l9orssse ,5ss s, PEI Ipfs fsnt s1JSa-. sai1s
Tthrusry and August and 81 80
100 shares columbus aud Hooking
'uai and Iron Co. common -..--- ~
. shares Northern Bank o. New 49,.
~ tfa-ss National Reserve bank OF
800 carbon coal sad coke %. arst
fncrtgsEc > pc- cent bond. cue
October 1855. october. 1909. cou-
r1n atts~eel ....... ..---.....- so
q slsres Northern Bank q cew
YORK ~
60 shares Tlt.e Insurance 20. of sew
hf-F -..-. ...-- lHv
- shares Title Insurance Co of New
york ............-.......... iA
f2 80 drsf - 2. = Hartman ,spIp.
r--e-feI ~ Mi1cs sns Parking
Corporation. Limited 20 London.
r~o-estei for non pay u1ert .--... F.szs
e. NOn -crr- ra -urtrr Portland Cement co.
second mortgage per cent d.
rrr--re bonds. due November !
1906 -......... ...... go --..-. ti1r
- shares Carnegie Trust E1......... $50
e 200 1r-rr~afi1nel q Great Northern
Harroad third mortgage per cent
bonds due 1871. al unUsii C0u-
rons attached ...-.. ...-..... =
New-York tribune., 1910-04-28
GOVERNMENT CONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds. compared
with Tuesdays:
New-York tribune., 1910-04-28
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

C-g---ishsd ~ = Thomas Rsiuha-dt 80 IS
Broad street. New ; ork, and No. 81 Devon
shire street. Boston,
New-York tribune., 1910-04-28
NEW YORK PRICES
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs
COTTON - Nervous

iOiI - Nervous and unsettled with
prices generally lower under liquidation and bear
pressure. encouraged by Indications that the de-
mand created BY tho crop scare had run its
course. better weather IN the South reports that
rerlanting had already started and Z growing
belief that the rear-nlonth short interest Is now
fully projected b. cotton availabs for delivery
before the END Of Mzy. The close steady in
tone. but at a ret loss of 5G1 points. At the
opening thc1e was a big demand partly as
result Of better Liverpool cables than expected.
but initial prices were only unchanged 20 Z
points hiehS As matter Of fact. the strength
IN Live-pool was regarded by many al rejecting
sTeciel conditions private cables reported
covering a result Of failure IN the French
trade growing out Of The kufsht-Taucey
troubles Southern spot markets generally un-
changed. Local contract rrfces.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-28

IS per cent. medium. 50 per cent: cheaper
grades. - Ter cent
New-York tribune., 1910-04-28

FLOUR AND NEAI-Flcur inactive with
prices unsettled owing TO the vide fuctuations IN
whea,s sLs,. ieri4s Pa,ents tent g So9se e5. Hi,lsT
$, s ,s+ ggSS 10 s8T5ns @ e &C. cleans So9
winter. s. loGS4 So extra No 2 winter. So SS7
= :, 10; ksnsas straights, s. e1ds5 10 RYE
csoie' to Ssncv. q 5nas4 e5 u coRNHE4t& 7ifSs -
STEADY k'l1 dried s. =. BAG MEAL.Fins
81 30 rEED-Westsrni s4TinS - s2s n. s,s5Gsrd g
Iniddl'nE $22 10. -four %. s2T 50. red dog. s2S.
s2l 20 red dog. SO, Sominv eboo So su1f
So 20 saces. clinical. s35 80, nominal
PBOVESIONS-Easier early but on the de-
cline there was active covering and ths mar
let late was firm the best OF the dav sales
Of lard amounted to 200 tierces NAV at Il soc
s24 80; family. S2G9 see so short clear $3.50
se7 20. BEEF-Mess si56s16. family. $40
mess. $500 sSi. BEEF HAMs-ouiet. s24G
S26 DRESSED HOGS-Barsiv s;eady. bacons.
pigs I3tsc CJ-T MEATS Picked bellies rrri:
smoking. lie, ~ N. 1Cal6hc; 12 II. 15tsc;
- H. l3itc Picked hams hrm. rs a ltisc-
TAt.LoW-s;eady; city. 7&c: country, u. fo
7tsc. LARD-Steady; middle western Il. COR
1c7oc: city. i2Ec; refined quiet south Amor
ica. i4c. Continent. ~ 1o-: Brazil kegs. l5c;
compound steady. fOE1OLc STEARINE-
Easy; oiao. 15f- q f6tlc. city lard. tsc.
GAK-Rcf1ed hrn: With standard grs,,u-
by he FEDERAL. but at lac net less per cent,
by other Tehner' The latter seemed % he he
bass Cuba sugars had been sold FOR NAV ship
meut chiefly second half shipment at i5-lGc.
duty Tait ard that was quoted. with muscoyado
- test. ~ 81. and molasses sugar. 81 test. st
Htr. Tho London market Tor beet sugar vas
~ adr With April 81 higher a. rs H%d other
months unchanged, MAJ, 1fs 4'sd. August. i4s
6d.
RiCE--stsady and fairly active az former
prices.
sIETAIS-COPPER- STANDARD dull. spot,
prf and May quoted n e5Rf2 soc: June
I2.f50 1885. July. Il 5O6 II Goc. London
olosed steady. spot, csc 5s futures. t57 -.
Lake copper here. 1e.T1D11c- elsrtrolytlc,
j. % g q T6c. casting i2.5aE - e2Ic. TIN
--FiTul; SPOT and April. 81. aa % ~ csc. MAY.
b. 90 = 53.O5c. June and July, o. SO = $50, Lon
don nrm and hisher, spot. 1850 IS, futures.
ft5i Is LENp--Duu. spot, ass n 1. 4oc Nsw
York snd 4 20 ff 4 CSC East - Louis London
unchanged 81 fis ie. Cd LTER-wsaE (,
spot S35 q 8 55c New York aud 10 S.2os
East So Louis LonGon lover al ia. IRON
New-York tribune., 1910-04-28
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

-tC,SET MARKET. -- Money cr call
rr---l e. 3 per cent. highest ~e~
"e--- lowest - per cent clcs-nE. Q Qe-
tf-r. ruling rate. e-s Der cent Tine
i0l-- ~ss higher in price and frrner 81
f0-3 Ee-ee. q per cent for siNt- da-s
per cent Tor ninety GAYS and four
'ro--rr. zGf-s -e~ cent Tor f-a aud SIX
f-0rf-s end 90 ger Ce1- tCr over she ~esr.
: e~-er-.ic paper was ISSUED v--h moderate
f-ee-o-- Ea-sS. fla r 3 Uer cent for sixty
s-1 ninety days fUdC~sed bills rereivshle
SO -C~ choice four and SIX months single
fe-es. 6i1 0er cent for others.
FOREIGN LKrEAcCE The foreign
s1CrelEe market opened strong. with de-
fls-1 r-erllrE around $50. bur before
&c e-- q The hour cssed cf 30 EEs4s n
5 = fer cables. S. q $500 Cor demand
t.er-E and asa e $3.50 Tor sixty cav
If Snort frs~re were quoted st F.7s !
- ---h enc Elcr- rr-C.-zrGa.Izs ~ -
o. U--her was easier ll fle afternoon.
showing decline oe ID points on deusnd
t.etre cables were quoted - sSszs =
leUer@ sterling a. $500 s-e5
go s.y-y dsv rIs ~ 4E4i-- short francs
we're ..-s-1 Plus 1920 ..'l-z plus 2-6i and
f0-- rr-sriE csls less --o-0 f-r..
Bankers posted rates Fr-ra-..
New-York tribune., 1910-04-28
pueLIc UTILITY SECURITIES.

FURNISHED D. williams Mcconnell & Coleman
Nn 90 Nall streets
New-York tribune., 1910-04-28

Maturing l9i0'@2.
FURNISHED b. sWsrtwogt Il Appenzellar. No. -
Pine ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-28
BOSTON STOCKS.

durnisbei b. F. L. Day Co. 40 81 wall
New-York tribune., 1910-04-28
FIRE INSURANCE STOCKS.
Furnished ey z s. Bailey. No. es Broadway
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

no Information. Q Quarterly.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-28
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

'Pld. c. (. +Elovator. export basis.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-28
IoSDo$ r-HrERGFoUHD.
ADAMS EXPRESS.

The Adams Express COMPANY reports as
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-11-17
DEMOCRATS
IN THE ASSEMBLY

Pierre, S. D.-The last returns on
Legislative members give the demo
crals the strongest representation in
the senate, that they have had since
the old days of populism, with ten
members, the final showing of the
election of Henault in Custer and
Fall tslver counties giving them that
number. While the democrtic list
on the senate will be larger than
usual, the house representation will
be reduced down to about it's lowest
democtatic limit with but four
members. All of these come from
the group of contiguous counties oi
Aurora, Brule, Buffalo and Lyman
The legislative list shows several
peculiar featliPes, which would inai-
cate plenty of independent voting.
C%odington county the seator is a
democrat ad the house members all
republicans; the situation is the same
in the counties of Dawson, Union,
Clay. Bonhomme, Charles Mix and
Pennington. In the senatorial dis
trict composed OF the counties of
Miner and Hanson. the senator is a
democrat and each county voting
alone on representatives elected re-
publican house members, and the
same condition exists in the district
composed of the counties of Fall
River and Custer. In the district
cmposed Of the counties OF Buffalo
and Brule, a republican senator was
elected, while each county voting
alone on representatives selected
democrats.
The house democrats in the ses-
sion will NOT ln CT rpnv- 9rnnph' IN
form any Coalitions which will make
them much o ia factor, but in the
senate it will be different. With ten
active members they will be in shape
to be doing business NEST Of the time
with some one. But as three of
their ten come from Constitution
counties they will likely be handl-
capped in any efforts toward be-
coming too aggressive il they ex-
poet TO do much toward helping
along their particular "institutions."
Another evidence of the ~independ-
ct voter is to be read in the returns
ifom a large majority of the counties
OF the state. The general heading
starts with: The republicans elected
the whole legislative and county
ticket except" and then the excep-
tons range all the way down the list
OF county positions from state sena-
tor down to commissioners in differ
ent districts. And in coses where
The democrats did not succeed in
breaking over the line, some indie
pendent republican who refused to
recognize the primary has butted in
and beaten a regular primary nom
inee.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-11-17
EXPENSES
RUN UP VERY HIGH
REFERRED LAWS ADDED GREAT.
LY TO THE EXPENSE OF THE
REGENT ELECTION-4S,OOO
IN THIS COUNTY.

When the county commissioners
finished their work Saturday some
information was o%btainable with ref
erence to the expense OF conducting
the recent election, particularly along
the line of the laws that we're referred
to the voters of the state.
The referred laws and the amend
ments to the constitution wer the
most expensive of the entire election.
1t is state that the publication of
these laws and the amendments, to-
gether with the printing Of the bal
lots for election day, cost in this
county alone, and which is one of the
smallest counties in the state, the
Of about $4,000. Added to this
the expense of the rest of the election
and the total expense amounted to
close to $4,000. This election cost
nearly three times as much as any
previous county election.
The referred laws has undoubtedly
been the for the large expense,
and doubtless something will be done
by the incoming legislature toward
bringing down the expense Of this
part of the initiative and referend-
um. The, election returns brought
forth the knowledge that these re-
ferred laws and constitutional amend
ments not voted upon intelli-
gently, and that in several cases laws
and amendments to the constitution
that We're absolutely necessary for
the bettermet of the state govern
ment and of the people were voted
down withou, the least regard as to
this necessity.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-11-17

take it some of the sentences are
forgeries and to attribute any of it
to Col. Roosevelt. even a line Of the
entire article, is, for all practical
purposes q forgery and a vicious and
malicious ~falsehoGi. The letter OF
the editor without our comment is
conclusive on thi: point.
This is the styts Of canard which
Colonel Roosevelt calls, in one of the
September issues OF the Outlook:
'mendacious Journalism
"The timely exposure of the meth
DDS Of falsehood, forgery and mis-
representation of the whiskey league
lays the foundation in the face of
slight repulse for Ell fair minded
citizens to build for the future a
splendid state prohibitory campaign.
I'VE therefore announce to our
constituency, after looking over the
bills, and the record, of the work done
by our state league that we are really
surprised at What has been accom-
plished by the outlay of SO small a
tinued support OF the work of the
loon League of the state is run for a
"AO4C yCol WALL AVSS UlUuty Ludu is
thrown across the bar of one saloon.
Over five hundred times as much
money is taken out of the commur-
ity to support our. eaaioon keepers and
bartenders and Others interested in
the whiskey business, as it costs to
support the Anti-Salton League. The
church could destroy the saloon If
it would; THE SALOONS WOULD
DESTROY THE CHURCH IF THEY
.COULD.'
Therefore with the hope that we
may present a united front for state
wide prohibitory campaign, we an
nounce to all friends of temperance,
and to the public at large, that our
slogan shall be Statewide prohibi-
ton for Sounth Dakota
Rev. A. c. Shepherd, Sioux Falls,
President.
Rev. j. 3. Reese, Bryant,
Vice President,
REV. J.. L.. Booth, DeSmet,
Secretary.
Willis T. Mcconnell, Mitchell.
Treasurer.
REV. C. e. Hager, Mitchell,
DIR. II. p. Carson, Huron.
Rev. A. G. M. McCauley,
Bridgewater."
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-11-17
NUMBER 8

the counties to hear from and most OF
The counties able to give an accurate
report of the returns, Vessey's plur-
ality stands at. 2O,7S1, as ompared
with 1S,O10 from the same countbes
two years ago. Further returns wiz
unquestionably add to his majority
in the counties alreadf reported.
Martin and Burke will surely have
nearly $4,000 plurality over the two,
democratic candidates.
Further reports on county option
show its defeat by 10, 900 or 0
votes. 1t carried only six counties
that have reported thus far, Roberts.
Brookings, Clay, Lincoln, Moody and
sully. Woman suffrage was beaten
probabl yby a more decisive vote.
A dispatch from Pierre at noon to-
day says: y
"Tws. o counties have s,nf an,f-
fetal returns to the state auditor.
They all show a strong republican
vote on the general ticket. On the
laws and amendments submitted. all
show the effects Of the vote Mo-
slogan, with the possible exception OF
the amendment to allow tAs leasing
Of state school lands for agricultural
purpose. This aemndment Will carry
if the return continue as they start
ed" (
Following are the returns Of the
governorship. corrected up to three
O'Clock this afternoon:
Majerlties :
COMMITTEES 1A10 1S0&
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-11-17

New Jersey-Woodrow Will
son (Dem.) .......... 10000
New York-John A. Dix Cd SO 900
Nevada-Odie (R) ........
North Dakota-John Burke
ID 5000
Ohio-Judson Harmon CD. 10000
Oklahoma-Lee Cruce (D)..
Oregon Oswold West Cd. 5000
Pennsylvania. X. Tener
(R) 10000
Rhode Island-Abram j.
Pothier (R) -. ......... 9O3
South Carolina-Coleman j..
Blease CD 5000
South Dakota-Robert S. YES
sey (R) ........... 10000
Tennessee-Ben w. Hooper
(Ind. ID ............ 5000
Teyas-O. P. Colquitt CD. 200
Wisconsin-Francis E. Nc
Govern (R) ......... $4,000
Wyoming-Joseph NJ. Carey
(Dl Observation-Disclosures. 5000
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-11-17
WI PROMOTE BEAUTY.

Women desiring beauty get won
derful help from Bucklen's .Aruica
Salv . banishes pimples, SKIN
eruptions, sores and bolts. 1t rlakes
the skin soft and ~velvety. It glori-
fes the face. Cures sore y cold
sores, cracked lips, chapped hands.
Best for burns, scalds, fever sores,
cuts, bruises and piles. Csc at Diehl
& Browns.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-11-17

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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-11-17
REFERENDUM WINS
IN COLORADO VOTE

Denver, Colo.-The Initiative a
referendum amendment to the Colo
rado state constitution, was adopted
j nthe recent election by an over
whelming majority, according to re-
turns which are just being tabulated.
The majority in some counties was
6 to l and in others 2 to /.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-11-17
GARMENT WORKERS TO WIN,

Chicago.-Robert Norm, president
of the district council OF garment
workers, predicted today that the
strike would be won by the 10000
strikers still out, and that within q
week. The employers of 1000 strik-
ers signed the new w~agesscale today.
The workers are being furnished
with food and fuel from seven q
pots.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-11-17

HIS BANK seeks to prosper by aggressive bust
ness getting methods which, however. shall in NO
way involve the sacrifice of our dignity and import
ance as a financial institution. 1t is our policy to
strictly follow the principles of sound banking, to give
liberal accommodations within the limit Of prudence and
security, to keep our resources always at a sum sufficient
to meet our deposit liabilities, with a large margin for
safety. Our w~atchword is safety, first, last and always.
Wessseek your confidence and patronage on this basis.