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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-10

FLOUR AND MEAL--Flour quiet. feature
far to good 81 a 40 choice 70 }anc5 s. $50
81 80. CORNMEAL-kiln dried. s. 10 BAG
coarse, 81 45a$l 80. TEED--Western and city
Kidding. s26a$26 .: iou! %. SO 5eaz$os red
ho iI chop $27 50 baiE SIS % sacks oilmea
PROVISIONS and prices after show
ing an easier feeling early rallied and at the
SiS Ssdy mess $S 5oasa5 10 family $25 56a$aS
short clear. SH4q$25 30. BEEF-FirH; mess, $l2
@ss 80 india fs Mess sls sS pa' RFFf SIS HG Sai4
STEADY. S24as36 DRESSED HOGs---Firm; Ba-
i2lsc; pigs, l27sc; CUT MIEATs-,,PPiielsled bel
lies steady; smoking; 13G: 10 10, l2'@Gi - n
121sc: 4 %, 12lac. Picked hams steady, 1870
&c LARD-Steady; Middle Western, 1859
c S 19'f a5e Braz Kegs Soc
Compound dull. 9l2q9$c. STEARINE-Dull;
oleo. l4c: city lard: 49, ,,.,
Guilty in buying sugar on the basis Of 95c net.
less per cent cash for me eo granulat9,d spo'
Csc The London market for beet sugars was
quiet. but steady and unchanged
METALS - COPPER = standard dun spot
sTot $50 S. Cd: futures. SO IS Sd Lake copper
here 1882 sa13 Zoe: electrolytic IS 81 9155 SOC;
81. $685. csc; February. March April and MAY
81 40a32. SOC. London steady; spot, f147 It's I'd;
futures fI49 los. LEA Dull: spot 4.67ie0
47ei4c New York 4.4s,al4.55c East st Louis.
London unchanged. SPELTER--W eak. SPOT,
570a61oc New York. 5.47lsa5.57l.c East st
Louis London unchanged IRON-The English
market was higher with Cleveland warrants
quoted at SIS 4i2d. no change locally.
MOLAsSES AID sYRJPS-Moderate offer
ingg Of polasses were noted, with syrup3 quiet
and steady
NAVAL sTORE-Spi-its turpentine we're
tteady al Savannah: some nrmress vas noted
~its q fractional gain in prices. Rostn and
tar fra
Ons-Linseed oil steady al unchanged
rrices Re1red petroleum unchanged.
COTTONSEED OIL-Easier, prices declin-
ing 4d7 points under moderate pressure 10 sell
and In absence of demand. sales. AGO bbls.
Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-10
ekLhHoMA RATES RESTRAINED.
1'allFaadE Not Earning z Fair Income,
SAYS Federal Judge.

- Loa--. Te5. s-Terpora-v iniuoctio1s
'e ilsuea to-day 1v Federal Judge Hook
,1.raln-rE -le further enforcement Of the
IONA ---cut passenger fare. and Ger
;, ~ ts.l7csa freight rates Tie Missouri,
-'--si-s d Texas. the Atchison, Topeka q
-s-- a.d The Colorado &. Santa re
sac bones L. protect passengers
y -s Ultimately determined that the
--e5 rates sh5sld not be- continued
,-ss li1oz held that by tie present
1'-@ 20 Oklahoma The railroads Here not
fair income OF their Investment
-ei- taat ia determining the earning
- ~ railroad doing au Interstate
- focal business there Is q tendency %
ilat outstanding bonds and stocks
org o. acLcas 81 value
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-10

COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New YORK, February q 1910
RFANs AND TEAS Receipts. 1859 bags
beauR and 700 bags peas. Domestic white
beans dull and easier prices are named in tho
hope Of doing more business. Red kidney firm
win further export inquiry. Lima in sellers
favor scotch peas steady. BEANS. marrow.
choice bushel s. %; medium. s. &aG s. 81 r.
ne. 81 40; white kidney. 81 40d s. 80 red
irIdne1 ~ %: yellow eve 50 -: black turtle
soup 81 90 s.; lima, California. s. - as;
PEAS scotch. bags bushel. s. 5od So &cis
BITTFR--Receipts, ".9sl pkgs. Demand
not equal supplies. and prices lower on all
grades Trade slog and feeling still unsettled.
Srasrn.ry specials 10 2si+c: extras aII4c:
arsfs c7c. seconds. "6d 20 L c; thirds 25c;
creamery. held. nrsts &c: seconds, 20 "a 26Ic.
tbirds ne: state dairY tubs finest &c: good
tn nrime a5G &c. common so fair. - G24c;
process specials. 20! n &c; extras, 26c. frsts
- n % - seconds - p 1ic, Western inifta
fion cTenruery. arsts, - q n e514ci factory.
frsts .gi5c: seconds - 22i@c: thirds cog
.ic. rackire stock. 10 l. 2@itc; NO . u q
fuETsr-Receipts 7aT boxes High grade
sl.Ina both Tall and GUNNER MADE. are steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-10

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Francis Frey. plaintiff. against Libby Ep-
stein et al. 9eLSL.udLt9 49, S -
Judgment OF foreclosure and sale. duly rnada
and entered In the above entitled action and
bearing date the 18th day OF January. 1910 l.
t77e undersigned the Referes IN said tud grneOC
change SaIssroon Nos. 1+-f6 Fesey street, n
the Borough OF Manhattan, City o. New 1orS.
o'clock noon on that day. by Joseph p pa
Auctioneer. the premises directed oS ss-
Judgment TO be sold. and therein described AZ
All that certain lot piece. or parcel q land.
with the buildings and Improvements thereon
erected. situate, lying ana eeins IN me ~l DO
in the County and state OF New 1ork, Doundeh
and described as follows:
Beginning 4 point on the NoFrhsrly sldr
or One hundred and thirteenth street distant
Two hundred and three te0S) feet nve and
one-half C5t-) inches Westerly from tn-
NorthEesterIy corner OF Park (formsriy
Fourthl Avenue and One hundred and thir-
teenth Street and which point Is At or oppo-
site to the centre OF party WALL running
thence Northern. parallel with PARK ANen9 3s
and part OF the distance through the S@iN
party wall. one hundred (lOol feet eleven CIT
inches to the centre lire " the block: Themes
Westerly, parallel with one hundred anu
thirteenth street Twenty-Five (25) feet ons
and one-half Clcl inches, thence South erl-
again paralIsI with PARK Avenue and part e
sss d7a a 2eF0F Ran S o65 tsst ss1tu
(I1) inches 10 the Ncrtherly side Of One nun
drcd and thirteenth Street: thence Eas-erly:
along the said NOrtherIy side or one huHoTeu
end thirteenth street. wenty-hve (2ol feet
ons and one-halr C1i-3 inches 10 the point Or
place OF beginning.
EDWARD ". CRIfTENDEN
Plaintiff. - William street. Borough OF
Manhattan City OF New York.
TIE following Is diagram of the prorertY
20 tc sold; its Street Number IS II East iiSta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-10
AfTER VIRGINIA CORPORATIONS.

-'e.a oad. Va. Feb. s.--A license tax on
atoms in addition TO the present
Se'iy ts@ vas introduced into the House
De-eEates to-day by Speaker Byrd II
especially directed al the American To
80 company Hnose receipts in Virginia
mount 70 81 least S23.G9GgGG q wear. cu
.-- u pays little or 40 tax. The new taz
=. require tAc company to ray nearly
% a~nual.g
--'=e- E-rd announced tat - 49,
errAln7 el . bii 81 ta1 the income
'-E .-.4l5-Hd ca s-ulutau-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-10

Liverpool cables: Spot. fair business doing;
sales. 10000 bales: speculation and export, GEO.
American, 5000 imports D. GOO; American. coo;
middling upland. S.o4d. Futures opened IN
changed: closed firm. 3 TO 1919 points higher.
February 7.91d; FebrUary-March and March
April. T.9O1.d; Aprtl-May, I.sSd; May-June,
1850; June-Juy, 7-s1iad; July-August. 7.7Sd.
August-Septenlher 7,46d; observation-disclosures
7.03d: October-Novenber. 6S1iad, November
December, 671i2d; Decenher-JanuaTy. 669d.
January-r ebruary, G.6Sd.
CoFFEE-Quiet and featureless; sales, 5000
decline for February and unchanged for the
other positions. The French market !.
franc lower; Hamburg was unchanged to 4
pfenuig decline. and On account Of the holiday
in Brazil on Tuesday there were cable ad
vices from either Rio or Santos. Spot continues
firm on the basis Of sac fer Rio no !
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-10
PROMOTING COMPANY FORMED.

Albany, Feb. a-The Antioquia Explora-
ton Company Of New York. formed as
promoting company for industrial, manu-
featuring and mining companies, filed in
corporation papers with the Secretary of
State to-day. The company has capital
Of 10000 and the directors are Fred G.
Duval, Isaac II. Price, Clarence j Lon
don, Of New York; George a Perry. and
ferdinand II. eraser, Of Philadelphia.
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81
20.42


The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge to satisfy which the above described
property is TO be sold, is Three thousand
rfnetv-eight and 51-1O0 dollars (SS, 09S. SD.
with interest thereon from the goth day OF
January, 1910. together with costs and allow
January oath. 1910. together with the ex-
penses OF the sale. The approximate amount
of the taxes. assessments ana water rates. or
other liens which 20 be allowed to the
purchaser out OF the purchase money. or paid
by the Referee, is $500 and interest
Said premises viii be sold subject to . drst
mortgage OF Ten thousand and 00-100 dollars
$50 O00). with accrued interest at 30 per an
num-
Dated New York. January 26th. 1910.
PATRICK j DOBSON. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-10
MELON IN PHILADELPHIA GAS.

Philadelphia. Feb. 9-The shareholders Of
tlls United Gas IMPROVEMENT Company, at
q special meeting here today, voted 10 cut
Z Sq.nhao03 melon. They agreed to 10 per
cent dividend. payable in stock. The capt
tai stock Of the company is S5o.e9l,(Ep9 and
about $500 100 in stock, with q market
value Of z. Goa 90 viii be distributed pro rata
among the shareholders. The company con-
trols the Eas output OF Philadelphia and
has Isrge interests In other cities.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

ITwenty-third Ward Bank OF :hs City Of
New York. PLAINTIFF. against Rae GinsneFs eo'
In pursuance Of a Judgment o: corsclosure
entitled. action and bearing dase ths 1872 DAY
p oct9osr sos the S ss tue pSs kf sas
ton. at thu Exchange salesEoon1 Nos; l.lo
Ssg Of S NG% YORK OF e the Istf DAY Of
1909. az u o'clock noon on that day, ~ .cseps
said yagnent to be soId ana therein dsscr1ssa
land with the buildings and Improvements
thereon erected gIgste lying ana az. D SlK !,
NsE York IN the Sougsy and , sTsSs Of New
s st5 sre at ! R9ns s t as Esstsr
so9tSerIy side Of lash Street WITH ths Es:.-
cry side OF Broadway; running thence East
y along 'hs seui fbegcs s' oufherf psraiIsi
with Broadway 90 feet II inches to the centrs
centre line Of the block. 81 feet s inches;
thence Northerly parallel Win Broeo"as
And also all that certain lot place parcsI
tHsFeen ersc'ee' COUNTY and
state Of New York. bounded and described Al
Beginning at point on tire scutse,iz sits
two feet sly inches Easteriy from the corner
sd9 Of Isb 5n street. snd the rsrS sds q
Broadway formerly Eleventh Avenue or Bou-
Ievard: running thence Southerly parallel with
Broadway and part OF the way through q
party wall ninety-rine IeeL and eleven !nchee
10 the centre line OF the block: thence East
eTiy along said centre line OF the oiock- KITTY
seven feet six inches; thence Northerly. again
parallel with Broadway, ninety-nine teeG clever
Inches to the SoutherIy sioo OF 14oth St-eet
and thence Westerly along the SoutheTiy stds
of 18Th Streer tEfrty-ssver feet six tnches 60
the point or place Of beginning. Be said several
dimensions more OF less
Dated New York October 22d. 1909
CHAS- L COIN. Referees
IEXOw. MACKELLAR < WELLS Attcrneys
fo- Plaintiff As Cedar Street. Manhattan.
New York City.
The following is a diagram u the property
to be sold: its street numbers ara 54S-oo3 Wess
146th Street:
I46th street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-10
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Feb. 9.-WHEAT--spot dun;
futures steady: March, s. rs May. Is IL q d
July, IS lU1e d. COR%-Spot steady: new
American mixed. IS 6'@d. old. rs SID. futures
Gull: March, 5s gid PEAS-Canadlan, a.
cd. FLOUR Winter patents. OBS. HOPS
in london ,Pacifc Coast, f6a 10 I5s BEEF
-Eztra India mess g7s Cd. PORk-Primc
mess Western, IoJs, HAMS-Short cut, dun.
o. Cd BACON Cumberland cut. Ell to 80
10. quiet, G3s short RIB Sos. long clear mid
dies light. Sos 80 hedyy. 64s sd: short clear
backs G3s. clear bellies. els. SHOULDERS
square, .,og 6d. LAED--PriTue Western.
ueTces, G;s Sd, American refined, pale G3s
an. CHEESE -Csuadian hncst white urm.
cis; coior-d. SOS. TALLoW-Prime city, 83s
Sd TURPENTINE- Spirits, as ROsTH-
Common. los 90. PETROLEJ M-Renned,
I'D LTASEED O1I--3is 81
London. Tcb. 0.-SUGAR-Raw centrifugal
f%s I'd musco.atdo. 13s Cd; beet February,
I2s iflsd LINSELD-Calcutta. April June,
Jaa Ell fI%SEEp OfI.--a1s lG'2 I'd. SPERM
on. f@s. PETROLEU M-Amerleap refined.
Gas d. spirit I'd TURPEkTIHE-s Spirits. ioa
80 F0EIN- American strained, 10 I'd. dne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-10
FORECLOSURE SALES,

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW YORK
William Henry Reitemeier. Plaintiff.
against Samuel SHERMAN ct al, Defendants
In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and
entitled action and bearing date the Gath day
of January. 1910 !, the undersigned. the
Referee in said judgment named Will sell at
public auction. the Exchange Salesroonl,
Nos 1915 vesey St. in the Borough OF Man
haitian, City of New York. the 13tn day of
day. by Samuel Marx, AuctioneeT, the prem
fses directed by said judgment 70 be sold,
and therein described as follows:
AL that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land
erected. situate. lying and being in the Bor-
ough OF Manhattan, OF the City OF New York.
in the County and state Of New York.
bounded and described as follows;
Beginning point on the southerly side
OF 18Th Street distant 259 feet ~ inches
westerly from the corner formed by the inter
section of the westerly side of End Avenue
with the southerly side of 10Th Street which
pofur is opposite the centre of 4 party WALL
running thence southerly parallel with End Ave-
Of a pa rtr wall 100 feet inches to the cen
ire line Of the block: thence westerly along
said centre line Of the block 90 feet Il inches:
thence northerIy parallel with ond Avenue 1O2
feet -213 inches to the southeTly side or I9th
Street, and thence easterly along the south
erIy side OF 18th Street 20 feet y inches to
the pont or place of beginning Sc said sew
eraI distances and dimensions moro or less
Premises being known by the street number
o2S East 18th street, New York City
dated. New York, January 26th. 1910.
PATRICK J. DOBSON, Referee
ALFRED ] WOLFF, Attorney for Plaintiff,
lI5 Broadway, New York City
The following is a diagram of the property
10 be sold. Its street number IS rs East 18th
street, New York City;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-10
II3th Street

The approximate amount of the lien o.
charge, to satisfy with rhs above described
property is 10 be sold. - SIX thousand eight
hundred eighteen and thirty-four one-hun-
dredths tS6.SiS$4l Dollars. with interest
thereon from the 9Th day OF January, 1910
together with costs and allowance amounting
To two hundred uinety-nve and 3S-lCo
tS@q5.SS) Dollars. with interest from Jan
uary 18th, 1919 together with the expense,
OF the sale. The approximate amount OF tbs
taxes. assessments and water rates or Other
liens. which 70 be allowed 20 the pur-
chaser out % the purchase money. or paid b.
tho Referee. - four hundred twenty srtF
$500 Dollars and interest.
The premises be sold subject % a
nTst mortgage 20 secure the payment or th-,
sum Of twenty thousand tS2o. eoO. OOp Dollars
ana interest nve (5rS) per certum ~
ant urn from September LIST 1909
Lated New York. January 18th 1910
EDWARD ". CRITTESDEN
Rster.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-10
N. Y. AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS,

Chicago. Feb. 9.-Grains fell off to-day
in al the pits. Provisions also had d down
ward tendency. pork exhibiting the greatest
activity and closing unchanged from yes
terday's final figures. Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-10
NEW YORK PRICES.

cOTToN-Recovered Tuesdays loss on bull
ish trade news, bull support and covering. with
the close firm at a net advance OF 1882 points.
Last prices we're within I points at the
top. May sold at Is. CSC, IS points above the
low level of yesterday and within l point OF
the high price reached on Monday. The advance
had the encouragement Of the bulish spot news
from the South reporting that leading spot
firms we're cleaning up all cotton offering in
Georgia and Alabama the basis OF 15c and
15lzC for middiing. Southern spot markets were
unchanged TO lsc higher. which was good show
ing. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-10
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago Feb e.--CATTLP--R Receipt IS 400
lfe 15c higher steers. 81 15GSs cows. So SOC
g y. heifers. 81 4nds6, bulls s4fs5 ~. calves
.g6Fe CHECKERS and feeders. s. 1885 -. HCGo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-10
soTTH CAROLINA.

AIKEN S. !6aa sss mdas and f5 9lahsna oi.l
Magnolia Inn III Booklet Henry Busch. PROP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-10
PAILRoAD EARNINGS.
3HxvER. HoRruwEsTERN & Pacific,

rp;ryE R. NoRTIIWEsTLHN .. I''A-if -
go. week iu Jan &id.23l 81
Tsiv ian 81 Gl2,l-' 9"'D'
DETROIT UNITED.
80, o,a slca Gaf :l52 Sol
81. v-e"s n jan 80 al 81 Il3 40 800
Jan. Ian. 81. oiD'"7'
MISSOURI PACIFIC
Month If Dec i. ,"1- .. 10 ,9g 3. ~ SCI
cross earnings. sass, a.'9 80 80 - 50
iyr4-ees .. 3,1Ss.3s' -'J''7~' -T''-'
Nc, earnings s1.IJ9.7is Sil"4 500 $s6'"'i
Ju'y doc 81 en- o7f 600 So 0Gi 1oT So 1s7 -.
Gross 80. aee IC 80 70l * 574 o.
Expenses ....-- l>i'''''0-
>et earning. S. 700 IG2 SI.5i4 sos Sd1l@'S'o
UoUsTO., & TEXAS CENTRAL
AIoath Of Dee t.''9- 60 .,.c gS5s 80
Ts..l opcT. rev. s4et'.,'a 80 .,GI' -5S IS 9.o
Total Opcr. clp- ''07''Y'
sisa sss sie0517 s$.o5is
d. --ti oi'E.- i0.- 10 40 24G7 10. 15J
Taxes -------.- 49, -
,. sI.5.1i7 SI5s. 90 $50, 80:
july l-bee. - e. .,ss BIZ s. 8J4 .ggp -SI20 80
Lolal oper. 'e'' =. 0se ssI ""45.4l0 .fE2 728
Total c.er. e-P
sffIes31 s. nc $50 ISL al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-10
Taxes -........ sssa7 $3.50 cso53

Taxes ..-...... ssea7 55 $50 2s,o57
oper- income 81. os7,153 si,o55 go s33, SIS
Decrease
BOSTON Il MAINE
quarter ended Dec. 81
Cross earnings .sl1 o97 341 $780, Ta9 81 o67 542
opef- expenses. G.9al. csc I.194 20l 121, 4S5
Net earnings. Sc, 1885 So ss5, 59s $40, o57
Sther income. 2oI. 452 225. S24 aiS.312
Total income. s., 3s3. 1G7 Sc. oei 49, S321, 6s5
INT, rent s.etc. 2,736 o63 2444102 29l.96i
surplus $e41o44 S617, 500 S29.T
Decrease.
ATLANTA BIRMINGHAM & ATLANTIC.
49, 1910. 1909 Increase.
9Th week jan. S6S9t5 S55 1857 s129IS
July Liam. 30. f,5o4,S9 lisa 05G so. $40
KANSAS CITY. MEXICO & ORIENT.
Month of jan. $4,000 Sl22.7oo S1s,5oo
NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-10
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

FURNISHED by williams Mcconnell &, Coleman.
No 60 Wall street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-10
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New IorE, February 8. 1910
GRAIN - WHEAT - Dull and featureiess,
with price changes narrow Commission houses
appeared to favor the buying side. resulting in
d frrner feeling, and values worked up about ssc
from the bottom. Late in the session values
again Sagsed off and closed at a net loss OF
ssdt9c, with liquidation On the part OF specula-
tive holders and Influenced by reports of poor
cash demand. Cash wheat easy; No > red
quoted at 81 c9Q$1 50 elevator domestic and 81 %
nominal o ahoat: No ! Northern Duluth and
10 hard winter, 81 25is nominal + 0 b afoat
CORN--Steady most Of the day. but eased off
late and closed at net decline OF L q Sc. No .
corn here closed re elevator domestic. T2i5c de-
Ivered and I0t2c o b afloat nominal. OATS
Prices advancing early and falling off in the
afternoon Cash oats quiet, with mixed. 26 70
81 n. nominal: natural white 20 to 80 ID. 52g,
SOC, and clipped white. 81 to - ~, $50 $3.50
RGE-DUll; No Western, Sole nominal
New York. RAELEY-Market nominal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-10
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

'LcuIcn or registered
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-12
OUTSIDERS VIEW Of
BANQUET HERE AND A
TRIBUTE TO BOOSTERS

two months these reports came
through and the organization in
Grand Junction footed the bill.
However, in organizations of all
kinds, results are all that count. In
this one they can show results. Ten
years ago the land around Grand
junction was selling all the way
from 50 to $3.50 an acre. This Or
ganization was founded and II was
determined to transplant the valley
into one great fruit orchard. This
has net quite been completely accom-
plished but practically one-half the
valley is in fruit and its quality Is
such that the values returned from
/ ese ases s1etS aiiii6aliy has raisea the
price OF the land from $500 to $2,-
900 an acre Land that ten years
ago would hardly bring $500 today
is quoted at from $500 to $4,000
per acre and sales at these prices are
recorded continually.
What is true in the orchard land
is true in the value of other lands in
the valley and other property. These
results have only been obtained
through unit organization.
Annually the men who have per-
fected the organization meet with the
entire membership and discuss the
year closed and plan for the year to
come. Last Tuesday night the meet
ing was held and was in the nature
of banquet after which the details
of the years work and prospects for
the future were outlined. The years
work showed a fruit crop, the value
of which exceeded the entire fruit
crop of California and the prospects
for the future We're outlined with
cash tnot promised) collection of
over 81 100 with which the secretary
can start the new years work
So much for organization.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-12
LONGFELLow'S HERO DEAD.
Especial to The sentinel.1

lSpeclai 10 L ne sentinel
BOSTON April 12-Longfellow's :
"yillage blacksmith" is dead. He
was Thaddcus ". Tyler OF Lynn,
aged .6. These were the words that
made him famous:
Under a spreading chestnut tree
The village smithy stands.
The smith, a mighty man is he.
With large and sinewy hands,
And the muscles of his brawny arms
Are strong as iron bands"
To his children Tyler often told of
his acquaintance with the poet while
he worked at the forge in Cam
bridge blacksmith shop. LongfeIlow
showed him 1.-The Village Black
smith" he said, after he had written
il.
He was born in Warren, n. H., and
in 1874 came TO Boston, where he
learned blacksmithing, being appren-
ticed to John Tuttle, the man who
fashioned the first wagon springs.
Then he went To the village smithy
in Cambridge. Later he engaged i'm
shoemaking in Stoneham, ran the
first engine ever used in the manu-
facture of shoes, and originated the
moulded stirfcning for shoes.
Tie married Elizabeth y. Reed of
Bath, n. II. They celebrated their
golden wedding in 1908.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-12
GRAND JUNCTION MAN
WRITES Of PATHETIC
SIDE OF ISLAND LIFE

Giving some striking and pathetic
pictures of the life of the common
people in the Philippine Islands, the
following extracts from letter writ
ten by j. Clayton Nichols, formerly
of this city and general manager of
the Iegros-Philippine Lumber Co.,
to his, brother Henry Nichols, of this
city, are intensely interesting. Mr..
Nichols has been in the islands for
many years. The letter is written
from Cadiz, Negros Island, p. L.,
dated Feb. %. and in part says:
enjoyed immensely the two books
you sent me for my birthday as they
-cnntai1ed pictures of life which we
zen see.
Recently rather romantic and
pathetic incident came to my notice.
A couple of workmen asked permis-
sion to layoff to attend their sisters
wedding. She is a good looking girl
about fourteen years of age. and was
to be married to a Chinese carpenter
of about forty-five years. Several
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-12

William McCallum OF the Sweitzer
Mercantile company, has just return
ed from a visit to the Western slope
where he inspected the fruit and agri-
cultural conditions of that section
He says farmers are already busy
plowing their fields for the planting
of corn, potatoes and vegetables and
that all of them are preparing for
and anticipating a bountiful harvest.
The fruit men feel elated as they
have escaped all the damaging frosts
thus far by the liberal use of smudge
pots and other protective methods
They realize, however, that there re
mains plenty of time in which the
crop may be damaged and are pre-
pared to further combat the effects
of the elements.-Leadville Herald
Democrat