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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-01

Entered January q, 1903 at Richmond. Va,
as seeond-class matter under act of Con-
srsss or March D. 1879.
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Hr Gimts sssslI Dispniri,
I. pAIty...wn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

)gusiness orfIco..s..,,...,... sis u. Main Street
south Richmond ...,.......,...iio3 Hull street
)sstersbnrs Bureau. LEG n. sycamore street
bssnchburg Bureau........s...2l Elshth street
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Population of baltimore.
Please give the population of Balti-
more. Md. according TO the census OF
this year through the Query Column.
a READER.
This has not vet been announced.
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4 GREATER THAN JOHN DROWN.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER i, 1910.
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klse In Richmond land suburbsj and Peters.
burg
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spnnIsh Mnr veteran DlschnrEes.

Yes. The Byrd liquor law prohibits
/. 1t does not apply to Pullman cars.
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POSTAGE PAID. Year. Mos. Mos Mo
Daily with sunday.........ss,oo 500 sl.s9 .Ss
Daily without sunday..s.sAo 400 2oo 100 S5
Ennday edition oniy........ 400 leo so 25
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Penitcntinry Convict.

To the chief clerk. War Department.
D. e.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17

Appies-Fancy, N94so: common. 81
"a per btl: western box apples. S2.7s
63.5o per box.
Bananns-Gocd shippin< stock. sls1
62.50. according TO quality.
Fcans-Dried Lima. sac per ID.
BiaclberrIes -Lawtons. 359S.5o per
CeIery-Flo-ida. $3.50 per crate.
Conference.-The Si.2s per doA
per doz
S.hbase-Sew, :i.zs9s,s per crate
CSer.. MSS 0T f,s, ls per made Da Is
100 zoe: Limburger. Wisconsin. ITO 1sc;
York state. ls6Isc: Gsrmsn cream.
block 24c: domestic ioaf. 7s,: import.
ed, 2s9 30c per ID
Dates-Persian. soc per ID: Fards. .
0911c per III.
common. ga i0c per lb.
Figs-fmported. new. IL 01tc per ID:
California. s5c per box.
house 6cssco "" per dor: ae iestSee not.
house. i3aiic per ID; head lettuce. 81. rs
per dog: radIshcs. long, isc: round. 2oc
Ter d9za wax beans. sl.7592 hui; parss..
l,5 hamper; green peppers. 80 crate:
Florida tomatoes. .s1.75 per 4-baskot
crate. soc per basket: water cres.. Jk
@55e doz. carrots. Ioc. doz: pie plant.
raIaCus. VI m1.25 doz. green peas. $40
2.25 bu; young onions. I09i2c dr..
California Fruits-Peachrs. So: april
cots. s2.I5; cherries. si.Z5m2s5 per oox.
Iooseberrirs-st.50 per bu.
Hay-Detrolt dealers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
lots % b: Detroit No. ! Timothy.
clover. mixed. si69i6.5o; rye straw
tI5OUs: wheat and oat straw, s6. 500 Z.
Loose hay from farmers wagons on
the city markets ranged from sisGs2.
as TO quality.
IIides--No. l cured hides. &c. No. 1
green hides. Tiac. No. I cured bulls sc.
No l green bulls. SIC, 40. cured veal
Kip. Zoe; No. green veal kin. Sc;
No. I cured rnurrain. Sc. No. l green
murrain, &c: No | cured calf. lic. NJ.
green calf. lac: No. ! horse hides.
sa5O: No horse hides. $3.50; No.
taIiow. SIC: No tallow 5hc. sheep
skin. as 20 amount wool. zoe to soc, No.
hides. lie on; No. kip, calf, Inc on.
Honey-Fancy white. 16017c; amber,
i1 SS.:sii.s ssssss,sIssSS sSsr Ss-
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. June 17.-opening Liv,
strength later. The lack OF rain In sn.
northwest is n.,ro, sui, onened without
,range. Opening prices Friday. CASH
70 red wheat sl.o5' July: ~ &c; S'p,
.ember. 93&c; December s5fc' No
The corn market Is firm and active
II 6iihc for cash No. 2 ana oSc LOT NJ
oats are easy and quiet at iliac for
asb and 27c for september, standard,
nd Al for cash No white:
rive Is easy and dull at soc for cdsh
The bean market il lifeless AT 80
for cash. sos for October and ~ Tor
wothIrR doing in cioverseed. Nom-
i,aI az ss75 for prime spot, $3.50 Tor
,ctober. and $3.50 for March r.,,..
Grain receipts at Chicago Fr'day
Wheat IL cars. corn, 2oS cars "''S'
scntember wheat in Chicago Opened
Ertdav at g0N n 907sc corn AZ tsV'
,ats at s5 y aaec. and p PORK az "a love lover
nd was later quoted u a. ed higner'
corn was I'D higher
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO. o.. June ls.-whcat--T5sh A.
sl,oS; July. 9iAsi SEPT, c 'Sjm hTy Soc SOC:
;ert'. soiSc: Dec. Ssc; May 5ohc; 90 IS
cash, sSc; Jgix, ssHc; sept S Sshi !
10 ,ee'' ciaver.eed--Cash se.s5: oct.
ss'57i,; March. ss.s2h Alsike- pIims'
a. az: Aug. s7.i5 Timothy-frlni.'
fa15 Butter. eggs and hay uncha"se"'
CHICAGO GRAIN.
. CHICAGO June ls --tifain op, rtpg
Wheat started strong showing an nd.
vance Of ihghc in the FIRST 10 niiH-
utes' Of trading Corn easy with prices
remaining the same as IN lestetJa
closing Oats = a hc higher FRO
visions easier hut slow
Nvon-wheat showed decid"d
strength all forenoon and AT noon July
was &c higher, September nc higher
and December 1Ac higher. Corn
showed some gain. July being &c High
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
Quotations by Hayden. stone & Co
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Tines by Carson.
wheat trade seems determined to bun
the market on hot dry weather In the
northwest whether the crop 10 injured
or not. A Minneapolis message says
TENDER wheat there on the dry wealth.
err. Armour was an early buyer OF
July wheat here and sold some septen ,
her Barrell, Bartlett, Patten ana
Ware q Leland bought September.
Peavey and Gluten have been active
on the buying side on the last swell.
For the moment the northwest weath.
hedging sales against new wheat move
ment would be quickly followed oy
local selling at the advance. Iop
prices for all months about &c over
close yesterday.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
COPPER MARKET-CIose.

Arlz Com'l. llt.: Bos Ely u
Brittle Cltn~ lisa. Cactus, ~ c; . * "a.
Range. 500; Davis-D. IL: +. Butte.
~; First Kat. ga FIR. lis; Or; %,
n, I; cold. Cons 81 ..n nane'i Ia III:
{ ROY. IL: Kerr l.. sL; Las, II :.
ar 7.is: Lake. 5lh Mass, "a
Moh.' as: Mich. as: New. Cons: -
New. Utah, 50; Nip, II ~, con bu''s,
ol6 Dom. go Csc. 1872: Quincy, -
raw Cons. II: shan, 1917 sup Top
"a sup &Bos;: eA Sup 2,,sb t a',ex.
~ Cons. GOA. Smelling. 30; CO
"a 40. Vuit'. 9: Wow, 11lis.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson
Craig & Co. June Is: Stocks-Therc
was a fairly strong. although dull ana
what little activity there was. being
chiefly confined 10 the active rails and
lndustrials. Gains were made extend
ing in a number OF instances 10 tu'l
nnint over opening figures. There was
n lack of news affecting the market.
which seems TO be fast taking on d
tone of mid -summer dizziness.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
LIVE STOCK.
DETROIT.
Michigan Central stock Yards.

DETROIT, June 16.-Cattle-Duil.
81 per cwt lower. receipts TO large
for demand. Prices ranged as follows.
/ 100 lbs. s650Q7L choice handy kill
ers. s550GS25; light to good butch
ers' steers and heifers. s3G s25; COM
mon killers and fat cows. ssno; can
prime shipping bulls, S3T5; light
butchers end heavy sausage bulls. ~. 90
0s.50 stockers and feeders, 81
per cwt Mich Cows-Easy, SIS q 30
each Veal Caives-Steady. s5Gss per
cwt. Sheep and Lambs-Steady, -quai-
itv fair: choice spring lambs. $gs:
light 10 fair. s6dT50i common TO prime
sheep. S3G5.50; mixed sheep and lambs.
s,5OGl SO; common killers. S215G5 80;
culls. s2m25o per cwt. Hogs-Dull. &C
lower. quality. fair prime mediums and
and pigs. 50 sOMgs5 per cwt. Receipts
Cattle. LII; calves. 1895, sheep. l.
$50. hogs. 4,sSl.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
Markets and Finance

err and September &C higher. oats
Close-On account of dry weathsr
there was some buying In wheat; July
er and December IL higher. Corn closed
weak. July &c lower. September ami
December &c lewer. Oats unchanget.;
Provisions were listiess and closed
weaker.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
nnsrnN cnPPE:n SHARE sALEs:.

Boston copper share sales or JUN no
furnished by Hayden, stone 4 90, H %oi
7eS0 Zinc 100 ARR Coml zoe. Butte
sIi,ion Oh. Butte & Raj so. Cal Ar.
f iic. Cal 4 II 9. Cop Range goo 80 East s.M
Butte ago. FL mRiver 200, Frank 30; S %
800. or 20, Han Is. Heiv 800 ina S no,
nov 100 Kerr 250. Lake 40: LaSa &c
i iSy Mass 40 Mex 100. Mi SO, Mich 10.
Moh %. New 227 Nip 100. Nor bu,,e
10, y l. i42s, o p s75. csc 40 ,S Sn' s9y
81. shan b5. Sup 20 sup Il bos iVy, = Su y
50 do or All, Utah Apex 100. " Con
40 II con Is. VOL 10 Ray Con 100.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
nosrox COPPER LETTER.

Reported for The TImes ~ 49,,
craig & Co, June 10: Early L or ON
,.,'.ss snot off SIS Boston copper
a .nafket opened weak and lower Later
in the day II recovered The trade
AZ a standstiil awaiting deveiopne na,.s.
~ " stanton says: Although COZ
ner prices have touched the Lowest
levels for the year. there seems 10 DC
= standoff between producers ana con
LINERS do not believe there Is muCh
metal 10 be had at the present quo
tations. since the agents All rePo..
we'll soid-out condition. Whiie ,n ,,p
IL iittIe prospect OF an immaculate III
nroyement in prices, l do not see now
they can GO much lower. Any lur.hc
material reductions would ,hieh are
hamaiy ahle 70 keep their heads aooNe
he surface now, would be tofoeu
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creameries. extras. 21c 10.
frsts. 2sc: dairy butter. ale; packing
stock. 20c por Id.
EgEs-Fresh current receipts. case
included. isitc per doz. Receipts on
Thursday. 7+0 cases.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
NEW YORK COTTON.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. June s--Flour-Dull.
unsettled. Pork-Strorger; mess. s2i SC
n25 I.ard-Dull. steady: middle west.
spot. sI2607i2.7o. Sugar QUIZ. rew
lower: centrifugal. 90 test. iISc, mus
covedo. 80 test, 3.6sc: refined. quiet +.
cutlcsf, 5a5c; crushed. 5.s5c; 2owdcred d.
use; grauulated. l5c. Co1eo-R'o
No Z. on the spot. sh wssc. Tallcw--
quiet. city. Gao; country. ~ " 80. g.
Hay-Steacy: prime, 81 Is; No. TO l.
srcnsl15; clover ard clover mixed. %
AL Dressed poultry--oulet tur-
keys. i5Glsc: chickens. isT9i &c: fowls.
"a 2Oc: spring ducklings. l3c. Live
poUltry-Easy; geese. lie. ducks. J+c.
fowls. 1874 a &C; turkeys. 100 ~: rocs-
ters, old and young. l2hc. Cheese
Firm; state milk. common 10 specia Is,
Io4l5c: skins, common 10 specials. -
Coffee options opened unchanged >
5 points higher. Butter--9uiet;s re.
state dairy. tubs. 2sa27c: limitations
ereamery hrsts. 2tq csc. Esgs-F,rm
rec ipts i747G; nearby white. fancy. 20
n PFC: fresh firsts. 100 22c.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17

The Aluminium Solder Co. new
Detroit corporation. has filed articles
of association I'm Lansing. The COM
pany controls a new process for join
ing pieces OF aluminium without rivet-
ing and has already begun manufac-
turing operations on Leib-st. Her
man B. Strate. superintendent OF the
Bull Malleable Co, Is president; J.
NJ Truedell, vice-president. and J. J.
Jerome, secretary and treasurer.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17

Despite the fact that storms have
destroyed two of his largest dirigibie
balloons Count Zeppelin is building
one nearly 1000 feet long. go
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
PRODUCE.

The produce market was In 4 very
steady position this morning price
changes being few and unimportan,.
STRAWBERRIES were scarce and highci.
The Michigan berries are not coniirs
this way yet, and the eastern fruit is
coming In soft and In bad shape
Euckleberries were in pretty fair sup
ply but gooseberries. blackberries and
peaches were scarce. Poultry cleaned
up last night at i5c. and there was very
little i'm this morning. Calves were IN
moderate supply at steady prices and
the market. as a whole, was only mod
erately active.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
L.....-c.i,rorni.. ~,ssAn per

L.~o..-caiifornia. NsS0Afs per
Limes--slol.ss per 100.
M:'ss:RSsIsy FS scSrss sass '
Mashrccm.- SOC per 10; n.,n. =.
Qlse; pecsns. iaGlee' ',snits DER
Is: s hiesorS nS;. .seiisarss. tisS0 $50.
rsxss Bsrmsdss, W.7sGi.ss per s s,as q
Ors.sss-california navsls. s'''V
Pi.espris.-fIoridss u.aS0a per
dos. y2.bO017s pei crate. q,
Peaches-6-basket crates, 20 n ,xc.
s. r:s' $50 ,se per I b.: nsw B.r%Sass
sl.iI per 6u: new southern. 'i.'s Ger
Po.isry-Broilers. ase2se: chicken s;s.:
ducks. iS6isc: geese. lac; turkeys. -
v sss.ww Ss cases. 81. bush
Tsiisw-No. I. sMc; No. ?, srem Maze:
Wooi-Medium unwashed
fns unwashed. i40lec per 10.
JOINING PRICES.
Canned Goo.l.-Appies. gals. go
baked beans, lib. bOW ooc aiA si'iJ:
:ts%n asU sse' Table 6eets. $3.50 i 40
Peas-Fancy. early Junss u'ss' o rn
dards. 81; soaked, 500 ioc. xnssr
Socksys. tall $50: nat ~ IN.
reds: n;1o AL Aia: .ssed p,nsh ,iUIio per
C.a.e-PacLase coffee. ioo-io case
el$.2S0l1. delivered. . s,s.
Feed-Bran, {25. fne middiinss' '
coarse middlings. sac: cracked corn,
lS27; coarse corn meal. VII corn anu
oats chop. ga per ton. ,.a
FIosr--Michtgan patents IN we eo.
sss. is7s 40 or slssr yss i pen Dbl kyc
n0 %,,iNR se p1 linseed. 7sc. boiled iinseed,
7ec: Diamond headlight kerosene, &c:
| Perfection. 6hc. koSsns, sc. crown
gasoline. lac per gar turpehune' u"
barrel lots, csc per EEa alk .,.so: fam
smoked rams. l7is Gisc; dry slltsd suited
briskets. l5hc: shoulders. lac; pich,e
hams. l3c: bacon. 2ovSiI'. ,s nes 10
troit. Deiray. Crosse Poinse. Highland
park. North Detroit and RIVER RoaYs;;
Crystal dominoes. Abs aAie. eryss'
aSminos.; S lib: sac s sssSs. '" ssss:
XXX powaered. ss.iS: standard pow
dered. $50: granulated extra coarse E,
$3.50: do, nne in bulk. 1910: DO s.lo
cartons. IS 90; do, 2-lb cartons. 20. do
S-ib cartons. 1890: do. io;ic S Ssrnoms;
ss't 1885, 80 eonfsssieners A. !S,ss: SO. +
IssssSS:: No. No. :. :sstsSS: No & $3.50: No. !
$5.l5: No s. $40; No >. t5.sS; NO 10
49, i Mo NJ Il; & i. 81 ,s 10 No 10 Is sis
Michigan graduated. $3.50: househosyl
powdered lib cartons. +s TO case. ses
| ner case: household powdered. s-i1
cartons. rs 10 case. $3.50 per case
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17

Job Printing done right. Tfmes
Printing Co.. rs John R.-st. Call Main
1893 or City 2asb u.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17

A report is current that Fred Sand
ers. the confectioner, is planning to
erect 10ftory building on the
Wright. Kay & Co. corner. which he
has leased for long term Of years.
When asked concerning the rumor.
Mr.. Sanders declared that he had
nothing to say. as yet.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
q. s. GOVT BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
den. Stone a Co. June l6
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17

George II. Barbour, vice-president
and general manager OF the Michigan
Steve Co.. explains that the purpose
of the company Tin adding 100000 to
It's preferred stock from the surplus
is to give employees who have been
long in the company's service an OPP
pcrtunity 10 become interested In the
business as shareholders.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

j. Edward Rec, cashier Of the Lar
sing State Savings bank, has been
elected secretary Of tie REQ Motor
Co., and Donald E. Bates has been
chosen treasurer. Mr.. Roe succeeds
Edward F. Peer.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. June 16.-Buttcr--Exsras
&c; frsts. csc: dairy. extras. CSC; frsts
&c Eggs-Extra, frsts. Isrc. arsts,
1TkA Cheese--Twins. IA loc; yonn1
Fcwis, iIaI4isc; ducks. liGi5c' geese
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
stone & Co. 1l6-1lS Griswold-st:
open. High. Low. Neon.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
EAST acknowledgements.
Cunning a stevens Live stock Re port.

EAST BUFFALO. \. Y. June IL
Especial Receipts cars, slow.
Best 1900 TO i.450-lb steers. $3.50
60; good prime. 1900 to l.350-lb steers.
s750us: best 100 to i.e00-lb shipping
steers. s7q7.75; medium butcher s,ecrs.
/ 900 TO loo lbs, s6.254I; light butcn-
err steers, s5G5.50; best fat cows, SEQ
so. fair TO good cows. st.75Y5.a0;
common 10 medium. do. $3.50 u $50: beet
ers s5.7546.50; fair to good. do. $5.e5 -
SIS; stock heifers, si4i.50: best feed
ing steers, s5G 5 so. medium 10 good.
DO s475I5: stockers. all grades, SAG
5: best bulls, ssm6.35: bologna bulls.
S4.T5@5.25; light thin bulls. 81. 5oI 40;
best mixers and springers. 500 q O..
each: common TO good. 10. s25445
Hogs Receipts so cars market 100
Ice lower: heavy. $3.50; workers. $3.50;
rigs. 1895.
Sheep and Iambs--Receipts Is en-; 5.
lower: spring lambs, SSMs50; year
lings s7U1.2j: wethers s5.25 ~ o.75 !:
ewes sl25M9.15
81. q a. Al
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17

Reported for The Times by Hayden,
tone AZ Co, il6-i1s Griswoid-st;
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
EAST BUFrALO-C,o~e.

FAST BUFFALO. y. Y, June &C.. -
The market closed with the following
changes: Cattlc-Receipts IS. slow
ana steady: prime. $sas.60; butchers
lower; common TO choice. s6.10g52,
sheer and Lambs--Receipts / 500. slo "
Csc lower; choice lambs. sS.5ULS.7a:
culls TO fair. seas; yearlings. s., 100;
200. slow. workers. s9.90ll0; pigs.
slOi5NIO20. mixed. $3.50. heavi,s.
SeS5m9.90. roughs. ss'5O43, s;ass.
81 SONS.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
SHEEP AID LAMRs.
noe SALES.

Bought by Hammond. $, & Co: Ha.
lev & Mem hogs 2S9. average weight
$50 lbs $685. pnr cwt. Chas. Roe Com.
Co hogs asa. 50, s9.65.
Bought by sullivan Pkg. Co. Spicer
e. Reason. hogs 81, average weight 100
lbs. s9e5 per cwt: Bishop. Bullen a H..
hogs sS1 100 $685.. do 1874. $50. $3.50.
Bought by Parker. w. a. Co.: Bishop.
n & H.. hogs 1914. 1870. 1886: do 800.
ESQ. $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. June i7.--Cattle-Re-
ceipts $500. strong. beeves S5.65n
$40. Texans S5.25n7.15: westerns $40
a so. stockers and feeders. $4,000
$40 cows and heifers. s21546.aO:
calves. ss.50ms Hogs-Recelpts. a.
900. l0al5c lower. light. $325Gs.5O,
mixed. s925Ge.50. heavy. s915G so:
rough. salsa ).25: pigs, s9a9.45. sheep
Receipts. 10000. weak: natives, s340
ass: western. s3.50@9 so: lambs, ma
tives. $3.50 n s.15; western. s6as25.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o., June 16.-Hogs-
Receipts 500, i0c nighe": mediums
and Eeavies. 500. mixed and workers..
$3.50; pigs and lights. s9.S5. Cattle
Receipts ears, slow and weak. Lambs
Receipts cars; springs So tor.
Calves-Rcceipts 200 head. 50. so top.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-21
TO STOCK LAKES AND
RIVERS WITH FISH

Spokane, Wash.-Carrying out
plan to stock the lakes and rivers in
the district with fish, as outlined in
these dispatches several weeks ago,
Rev. Dr. William j. Hindley, chair
man of a special committee of the
Spokane chamber of commerce, has
sent a letter to the commissioner of
the United States fish department re-
questing him to send a representa-
tive to this country with view to
making a thorough investigation of
conditions. DR.. Hindley says in his
letter that it is desired to make fish
culture a commercial success in the
Inland Empire, as well as provide the
people with the pleasure incidental
to fishing adding: 1--WE need advice.
We have plenty of money forthcom-
ing to put into effect any broad plan
that can be evolved We believe we
have lake and stream districts un-
equalled in the United States for the
propagation of fresh water food fish
es. We therefore ask for repre-
sentative. fully versed in such mat
ters. to make study of our waters
and the proper fish to be planted"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-21

F. G. Mackereth asked the ques-
ton: DO school children drink al
cohol?' and answering his own
query in the affirmative, gave results
of Investigations which he, had made
on the subject.
In one school alone, he said, it was
found that 40 per cent of the chill
dren drank alcohol regularly. If the
same proportion obtained all round
there must be some 100000 child
drinkers in London (probably in all
the large towns and districts there
must be some 2,OO0,OOO) who drink
alcohol.
"Of all the countries in Europe
only Norway and Sweden seemed to
be free from the practice, and start
ling figures came from all over the
world, the proportion in New York
being, it was stated, 5s per cent.
I'm one hospital in New York,
Bellevue, inquiries showed that, OF
the 259 patients, four began to drink
alcohol before the age of 6, thirteen
between 6 and 12, sixty between 12
and 16, and 102 between 16 and 21-
two-thirds OF them under the age of
2l. He was convinced that q large
number of inebriates were so as the
result of taking alcohol early in life.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-21
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-21
NOTICE FOR BIDS ON SEWER.

Notice is hereby given, that the
Common Council Of the City OF Pen
dleton on July IS, 1910, adopted plans
and specifications for the construc-
ton of sewer system in the City of
Pendleton and proposes to construct
said sewer system in accordance with
such plans and specifications, and
proposals are hereby invited for fur
nishing the material therefor and the
construction thereof, bids to specify
the price for which said Improvement
will be completed, and to be itemized
on blanks to be furnished by the City
Recorder. to embrace the following
items:
For furnishing all material and all
labor to complete sewer, as per plans
ana specifications
For furnishing all pipes to be used
upon said work, F. o. B. Pendleton.
For furnishing all material except
pipe and all labor to complete sewer,
as per plans and specifications.
Which bids shall be accompanied
by a certified check for five per cent
OF the amount bid, payable to the
Mayor Of the City of Pendleton, and
the Common Council reserves the
right to reject any and all bids; all
bids to be filed with the Recorder OF
the City OF Pendleton on or before
the 27th day of July, 1910.
Dated July IA, 1910.
THOS. FITZ GERALD,
CITY Recorder.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-21
HERM|STON BALL
BOYS BANQUtTED
MANAGER M'NAUGHT
Is HOST TO PLAYERS
Cmpircs and Other Officials i'm At
tendance-Catchcr Leaves for Was
co-Charles Holman Acquires 20
Acres-Short News Notes.
lsnecial Corresnonaence.N


Hermiston, Or, July 20.-Saturday
night a banquet was given in honor
of the members of the Hermiston
baseball team by Manager McNaught.
Those present included all players
who have played in the games so far
this season, President F. \. Phelps
of the Irrigation league, umpires and
other officials connected with the
team, including Editor Reeves of the
Herald. a smptuous repast was
served and followed by speeches by
many of those present.
H. Guy Andrews, Hermiston's pop
ular catcher, left for Wasco a few
days ago, where he is planning to en-
ter the real estate field Mr.. An
drews was one of the most popular
catchers in the Irrigation league and
deserves much credit for helping the
Hermiston team win the pennant.
Charles Holman yesterday became
the owner of 90 acres of land in Sec
tion S4 Mr.. Holman has been in the
country for quite a long time and
like great many of the old timers,
felt a little skeptical about the future
of western Umatilla county, but has
at last been convinced that he was
wrong, and to show his change of
heart has taken 90 acres under the
ditch near Hermiston.
Lee Clark arrived yesterday from
Casselton. North Dakota, with sever
al of his friends to look over the Her.
miston country with a view of locat-
ing here permanently.
A. P. Davis, one of the well known
reclamation officials is spending sew
eral days here. Mr.. Davis always has
a good word to say for the Umatilla
project wherever he goes.