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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-10

PROFlSIONS-Hog products hrmer early.
but weakened under moderate selling by pack
ing interests PORK-BareIy steady; mess,
So so, family. se5 a S25 80, short clear. So u
fIv. sic a $50; packet. s1GQ SIS 30: extra India
mess. SO sea $50. BEEF IfAMS-Quiey. $50
a s24 DRESSED HOGS-Firm-Bacon 1$c;
fs0 ID. 13c 1870 ID. 1916 40 ID. 1Sl4c; pigs.
13lzc CUT MEATS-Pickied bellies quiet
smoking. 1Sc: 10 Ib. IL; II Ib. Ice; ~ 70.
Stes;y. nJ,dfIe west II SIN i TIC. Civ
II a = refined barely steady: South America
Is CSC: Continent 12.50c: Brazil kegs. I4..5c
compound STEADY. 104 lois STEARINE-
Oleo. I1L q 12c; city lard. 13&4c-
RICE-Firm and unchanged. with a fairly
good business. the feature OF the trade being
the steady demand for the several grades.
teleeraphs crop movement of new and old
rice TO date follows Receipts, rough.
200 sacks, against 1855 last year; sales
cleaned estimated at 1o,4O0 pockets. com
Charleston, teiegraphs Carolina crop move
nen+ 10 date as showing receipts of 9657s
pockets and sales of s434'
sUGAR-Reined firm but unchanged Lon
don market for beet s 1IIr STEADY and IN IN
H. d; October to December lis sid. Raw
here steady but aqi so and and uTehnged Gsn
basis: rruscovado. SO test, 3.s6c; molasses
sugar 80 test. 3.8lc.
-coPPER--standard FIRM spot
- 20 a / 2 zoe. October. Il p q 12a &c; No
yenlesr u 70 g12 zoe 80 i London trIn spot
for spot copper Lake, 1@.75a lac: electro
iytic = 90 q 81 &c. casting l.. IS a I2S7 he
TIN-Firm: spot. IS, 20 q 80. foe August. 81 10
4, SO 4oc: september. 80. Ii a IS zoe; October.
80, = a So Soc. November. 80 10 o. 33.,.C. Sales,
o tons September at 80. 13c. London arm:
spot 1852: futures. ft52. LEAD--DuU. 4 &c
soc Sew York, AS a +.3Jo East 81 Louis
London spot. tl2 los. SPELTER-Dul.
ga Q 4Oc New York. 400 a Sc East 81 Louis.
London spot f22 i5s Cleveland warrants.
4gs I'D In London. IRON-Locally
No ] foundry Northern. SIS - re-
SID 30: No =. So 5oa III. and No Southern
and No 1 Southern soft. $40 10 q SIG - Pig
iron certificates nominal.
uIIlES-Ir good demand. with offerings
n conservative basis, and a5 rulu good prices
were rnted
IEATUER Fairly active. with values
maintained and tone steady.
DKIGs-E.ssenttai oils steady. and iohbing
husiness good. Roots steady.
NoIaSSES AND siRUPS - Firm and
steady but quiet and unchanged.
NtyAI STORES-Spirits turpentne quiet
l,,,t steady and without change.
ntIS-Iinseed unchanged. Refined retro
- steady on the basis Of 81 g. for standard
$50 IN barrels at New York
gGPTONSEED Ofil-Quiet; sales. 900 bar
ala and prices after showing an easier I'M
dartonp early rallied and closed steady at
Unchanged to = points ney advance Local
contract prices
Yester-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-10
APPEAL IN HEINzE CASE
cocord Writ of Error in Behalf OF
Government Docketed.

,,-..,,tpgton. Aug "a second writ OF
a. the case against Fritz Augustus
who was Indicted on charges. OF
',,lvjng the funds OF the Mercantile
"a - Pank OF New York City. OF which
= president was docketed by the
ne states in the Supreme Court OF the
IL states to-day The writ was sued
:. reyiew the action of Judge Hough,
10 circuit Court of the United States
,ne southern District OF New York. in
u -t,,. seven counts of the indictment
.,,rcb 2 last. The case was brought by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-10
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool Aug. e.-WHEAT-Spot duh:
futures steady: September nominal: October.
Is nd: December. Is sad. cORN-spot
arsn; OLD American mixed, as lid; futures
ouiet september. 4s 9As sd; October, As 9Ad.
PFAS-Canadian. as. FLOUR-Winter patents,
sos HOPS-In London tPaeihc Coast, ~
h n RI los BEEF-Extra India mess. 11ss cd
PoRK-Prime mess. Western. 1oIs I'd. HAMS
-Short cut, 73s BACON-tumherian cut.
7os Cd. short rib. 76s clear bellies us: long
lear r1iddles. light. 73s; heavy. I3s Cd short
clear backs. Gas ed. SHOuLpERS--Square
eos cd LARD-Prime Western, uerces, SOS
American refined pals. ass. CHEEsE-Ca-
,,a.4isn finest white. new. 54si colored. SIS I'D :.
Whit old DOS eoiored. IDS. TuRPENTTNE-
e;nirtfs firm, 49s Cd ROSIN-Gommon. i4s Cd
iaty-'rYoI Ell M-Reined. I'd LiNSEED OIL
ais coTTONsEED OIL-Huli refined. spot.
Cos I'd TALLOW-Australian In London, 3Hs.
Iondon aug. D.-SuGAR-Raw, centrifugal.
I.s AID: muscovado. LIS Sd beet August.
las IT'D. LINSEED-Calcutta, Ausust-sep-
tember CTS ID. LfNsEEp oIl1--3as 81
sPERM oII--i32 PETRoLEI,M NJ, = me rlean
rannei I'd spirits IA TuRPENTlNE--
shirts igs Sd ROSIN-Ameriean strained,
iSs Antwerp NV aug. D.-PETRoLEUM, 10 francs
SO confines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-10
FRIES BIG EARNINGS.

The Erie Railroad reports for the year
ended June 30, 1910. the largest gross re-
a aT1pn to s54, Sos $50 an increase of 81
SEES. as compared with the preceding nt;
wear. The surplus, after all expenses and
SSharges was 3 C69 $50, equivalent to more
than 10 per cent on the first preferred
STOCK Detailed earnings for two years fol-
low:
1910 1863 Increase
C-ose oner rev s4 500 Is9 $50 al. 161 81 425 OPS
on exp. & taxes 80. 100. 49, 80 9oi.2s 2.1e8,041
Oper income SIS 765 s5I S13 $50 SO s., rs. eS1
o,ber Income 437f6IT acre, COZ / 0e5. eI4
Gross corp, inc. $50 137.474 sI5s12.s7s s.32i.0ss
Deductions: In
stc -. Ia $50 s31 l3. SCI. 255 49,, 695
Net corp. inc. SO, So6,543 $-,s4f,biS $-SJe,Sos
Expended for o
additions and 90.
bttUrrUents.-- GJI.oSo JS4,S@o o10AoD
sur,Ips $1,000. s. oeo 45s sc5s5.7 III s.. sos, T3a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-10
A ROOSEVELT PLAN DEAD
There Will Be No international Con.
servation Conference.

Washington. Aug. 9--Ex-Presdent Roose-
velt's proposition to make conservation d
worldwide movement by conference of
nations is officially pronounced by the State
Department to be dead
OF the forty nine governments represent
ed automatically in Washington. which
were invited Just before Mr.. Roosevelt went
out Of Office to join the movement, only
nineteen have replied. The answers of
some were of such a character that II was
officially decided TO carry the proposal no
further
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-10
GAS COMPANY EXTENDS NOTES.

It was announced yesterday that the
issue Of 100000 per cent notes OF the
Consolidated Gas Company, which natures
to-day, had been extended for one year.
These notes were issued a year ago 20
pay off like amount of per cent notes.
which matured August 10. 1909. They are
secured by deposit of 81. 25O, coo stock Of the
New York Edison Company Interest on
the notes is payable semi anRUaily at the
National City Bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-10

Spot quiet with prices points lower at Ice
for middiing upland and 1920 for midd!ing
Gulf. Sales. 600 bales. Liverpool cables; Spot
quiet; sales. 5000 bales; speculation and ex-
port. 300: American 900; imports, 1t, coo; mid
ding upland, s.40d; futures opened steady at
advance of 51sGT points; closed steady i2Gr
2Ig points lower, August S0:2d; AugUst-Septenl-
Der. 7.7pd: September-)ctOber. TAI sd; October
November. 7.23d; November December, It'd;
December January. lid; January February.
February March and MaTch-April. 10 al +:
April-May and May-June. I.10d.
C0FFEE-Opened steady. with prices .
points decline to points advance and after
showing an easier feeling under liquidation
rallied sharply. and at the close was "A 10
points net higher. Sales. 2I.JOO bags. Euro
pean cables disappointing. Havre declining y
GSa early, while Hamburg was Z. a p
lower. but Havre resained 4 franc. closing
net I. a y lower. Rio was unchanged. and
Santos showed advance of so reis. spot
firm. with 4 moderate jobbng demand the
basis Of &c for Rio No Z. Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-10
COLUMBUS WITHOUT MILITIA
Last Regiment Departs, Leaving City
Officials to Deal with Strike.

Columbus, Ohio, Aug. 9.-Soidlers OF ue
Sd Regiment. the only regiment which ra-
NAMED in Columbus last night departed to
dav and tonight the strike situation was
completely in the hands Of the police
There are no negotiations on Tor settle
,,ent Of the strike, and there were no dis
rr.rhances today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-10
WORK ON PANAMA CANAL
Slight Decrease in Excavation in July
Heavy Rainfall.
From The Tribune Bureau

Washington, Aug. e--The total excava-
ton al Panama IN July was :, ,288 cubic
wards. against ISIS 500 in the previous
month according 10 d cable dispatch re-
cojved to-day by the Isthmian Canal Com
mission. The rainfall the isthmus for
J,,Iy- Was Ia 80 inches, while in June 1t was
j. s. inches The amount Of concrete laid in
Tr7Iz- Wa 1sI s53 cubic yards, against 124-
"a cubic Yards in June. and 654,0s5 cubic
Yards Of I'LL were placed in dams in July,
against Esd. 155 cubic yards in the previous
month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-10
& o. ORDERS TEN ENGINES
IBy Telegraph 10 Tie Tribune }

IBy Telegraph 10 Tie Tribune
Baltimore, AUG. 9.-The baltimore q
oI,fo Railrold has ordered ten Mallet en-
~ FIVE of which Will be built by the
3,,,e,;,an Locomotive Company ana hVe
-, tb, Baldwin Locomotive "orks' OF
philadelphia. The engines WAL De uSeo III
t-.tgbt service on the mountain divisions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-10
TELEoRAPHIc NEWS NOTES,
MeroIi,o Holds Up His Return.

II Louis. aug. s-Joseph vending; neId
- Las murder Of Alma helinei' q ,L[J-.'-
vile fled q motion for q VIII O. 1890
co-grs here Fhis afternoon Inc 4eaLlIle
wss So for august j. Detective aIi's = >
~ Louisville had planned 70 lsate -
L1uIs tonight for Louisville WITH M
prisoner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-10
The Rsuns a. Virginia Beach.

Raw - rH1cago whose husband, Ira -.
Rsr-n PRESIDENT Of the Monon route vas
snysteri5lsiy killed al Ninne.hfa "a ~ for
= has arrived al virginia Beach, ) d, 20, 10
: resi- NJ i2sysn il accompanied by her
soa-i1-lav- and daughter. Nj and AfS' ND
g. BrlL.ey The lstter's two ohiloi'N
3 maid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-10
oeoe IN RUBBER PRICES.

,a,don ALg. 9-There was a big slump
-. ,rice Of raw rubber at the fort
u, -. auction In M,ncing Lane to-day
hAe Ia from 80 10 Al cents a pound below
- .s-,,,es of two weeks ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-10
Cigarettes Displace Opium in China

Portland ore aug. 3.-W- II Hlchila- "a
: b-5sf--l-s nan OF Hong Kong, VINO i eli
lis va L. London. after spending tNeh d,S-e
W. Years IN China, says e4sal esS i-7- = IN
11a- country The tobacco j. lot W IL
part imported and manufacture NJ,
cigarette iu China TIE prices - me-
bs- rne Chinese psv them ne say
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-10
@st.r c., - play Kills Child.

Mason CITY Iowa. Aug. 49,, me
ihroa7 OF Ralph. four-year-oid son ~ oniz,
Juan. Of calmar. and the little Itii 40 i.is
slsed a. hour The water lid
lungs and Ia Wa drowned, IL i sai1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-10
foOs Sisters Dress for His Girl.

tlevslan1 Aug Anna TIliishE c'i' 1j,fsse
81 brother Michael with stealing = =
- - her in The police couft 70 and She
Sstel 10 take . girl 10 q PAL - - g.
80 Der clothes were not gooo tiio0 - ttsT-
ts9k my sisters said NichaSI. - 90
tAis returned IL" Tue judge let Lilii 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-10
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
HAVANA ELECTRIC

HAVANA ELECTRIC.
T ys6 f qsss aug g ss
GEORGIA SOUTHERN < FLORIDA.
- %ssk r 5@iy ssa5]o ssss s. sssSi3
SEABOARD AIR LINE.
i wei fd II ' sly E:3Sslg Ssi3
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Gfosa eaf ~ aes s45ls5ss $ss
Net earnings. $50, 1873 sl.369, 81 81, 72e. SCI
Gross earnings se2 10000 s571a5.5l2 s57 9ee 727
Exp and taxes 4osl5.7f9 1861. 2s2 44,579, 59s
Net earnings !2sltsI& *I@. 4st. 2so SO, ~ 52a
YAZOO < MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.
e-os S'' ss'1iass s-es5so ssss ss1ss5s
EXP. and taxes 1885 es54"6 62s0+1
Net earnings. s13.a77 a$22,o28 sss. osa
July 10 June So
Gross earnings .s03s4. 100 s1oo95 257 $10.oas 391
EXP and taxes. s,931.6s5 9.G16,0T5 9,072 617
Net earnings. s1.452. 49, $l,olo,1s S1,o25. IA
.Dehcit
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE q CHICAGO,
x ", end 5es y 50 IS q rs 6 s s.
BOSTON & MAINE.
Total operating revenue. IS, go, 2ot s2l5 800
Operating expenses. 3,0I9,66o 4s9 4s4
Net operating revenue. s5s4. $40 's274 l5s
Outside operating deficit. o.o4S 1o44
Total net rsvenue.-..---, s5:5.2ss -s27s 5 5o2
Taxes accrued --..-..--...- 169.fss '0OS
Operating income sA2592 +$2sS,2 POO
Fiscal year ..,,- -, COG &C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-10

the government under the criminal ap-
Meals act The first writ of error is now
on the docket of the Supreme Court for
the October term
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-10
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Aug e-On account OF the Knights
TemDiar parade. the Board OF TRADE TO-DAY
closed az Long before that hour business
had dwiudied almost nothing The finish lefr
wheat lac higher 10 lsGlac lower. Corn scored
a gain OF Is 1sc and oats Is g 1sc 20 1sc- LaSr
sales OF provisions SC down &c II
runored that 80. 900 bushels to 500 600 bt-sf-
els OF wheat had been sold to-day for sSpo---
part from Duluth and some from Baltimore
Another influence which helped overcome early
weakness firnneSs at Paris. due 70 rainy
weather in France and 70 bad crop conditions
throughout that country. In addition. the Es1-o-
pean visible supply decreased unexpectedly
Range Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-10
salastlon Amy ssrred from Saloons.

ses.e.s, =. =. ,ocal fire and police board
laehibi1i Salvation ARMY girls from .,' ai
iierlng saloons 10 solicit aid aId 81, ,,,aorv
-ssfafufe The order is bss%c on t -.
aaat tie girls are thrown lnto feifi't@Ni'--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-10
Declined Many Offers.

During the time he was vice-President OF
The Fourth National Mr.. Cannon was
offered the presidency Of various banks ana
trus- companies, but always preferred his
work with the institution with which ne
has been associated SO many years
Mr.. Cannon is a director OF the following
CORPORATION Fifth Avenue Bank. Bank
ers' Trust Company. United States Mort
gaze and Trust Company. United States
Guarantee Company, Trow Directory
Printing and Booko:nding Company and
the Associates Land Company. He is also
\ trustee Of the Franklin Savings Bank
and chairman of the board of directors OF
the Il W -MapviIle Company.
It was said yesterday that the vacancy
on the board of directors OF the totrIh
National Bank caused by the death OF Mr..
Simmons would not be filled at present
ord that some little time would probably
eIapse before new vice-pres1dent was
chosen to succeed Mr. Cannon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-10
CLOVERsEEp PRICES.

Toledo AUG. 9.-CLovERSEED-Cas s. ~.
October. - Is; December. s. rs: March, s. A..
TIMOTHY Prime, 81 August, s.: Septsm, Or.
So. ALSIkE-Cash, s. 30; August. S. 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-10

New York, August 9, iSIo
GRAtN-WHEAT-Qu and prices at the
close showed comparatively little change,
oe'ng 4 q sc net higher Liverpool was
Of further deterioration to the French crop as
well as TO a decrease of ?. 532. goo bushels in
the European visible supply, which compared
with ar increase last week OF . 500. 900 and a
decrease last year OF 5. 1905 600. Cash markets
ana loads of American red at PhiIadei-
phia. Southwestern markets reported poor
export demand. with prices from sc 10 &c out
and 81 o1% o b afoat; No Norfhsrn.
81 26ls o afoat, TO arrive CORN---Prfces
western corn, I2Ac elevator domestic basis
10 arrive. i T. OAT+fnactive but firm
46ta q 4slzc; clipped white. "a to ~ ID 4s1s Q
5ohe- RYE-DuII; No Western. soc. Old,
70 b, New York BARLEY-t9uiet; feeding.
s. q zoe, c / New York
NEW YORK PRICES.
Easa 96 e s F 9 i G cs s. $751; o7 81 dsS
December. ion l 1913 c97s ;o5s 1915
September. Al II
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
To-Day $500 5000 $50 IS &c
Last year !. 07S 600 90, 000 0ie, 600
sEABOARD CLEARANCES.
Flour. Wheat Corn.
Last week -....... 10000 $4,000 $3.50
FLOUR AND MEAL-FIour quiet and bare
ly steady Spring patents. IS 80 q Sc 30; win
ter straights, 81 1894 go; winter patents.
81 90 a 81 20; spring clears 81 10 q s.: extra
10 / winter So s5gS4i extra No ? winter,
81 6o9$$ 70: Kansas straights. IS 25@$ s. 80
RYE FLOUR-Steady: fair 10 good 81 10q
81 So: choice to fancy 81 409$4 30. CORN
MEAL-Kiln dried. SO so. BAG MEAL
Fine white and yellow, 81 30 pS1 80, coarse.
S. 5oG$ So. FEED-Western spring, So so;
standard middHug. s25 80; -four 90, SIS So
red dog. S29 rs; city bran. s23 bulk, s2+ 20
sacks: middIing. s24 so q $40 so: red dog, S3o9
$50 So horntny chop. s24 80 bulk, 70 10 sacks
oil meal. $50.
COTTON-There was heavy realizing, which
had additional incentive in reports of re
newed rains or showers III the Western belt
and the failure of Liverpool TO fully respond
to Mondays local advances. The opening
steady at decline of points on Au-
gust. but generally 9916 points lower. which
was rather lower than due on the cables
Offerings became heavier. and October sold
off to 1870, as compared with 1S.9fc at the
close yesterday. and closed at 1870 bid, as
a result of covering. trade buying and CON
tinued reports of d better spot demand There
were spot sales of /. 500 bales at Houston. at
1514c. which said reflected purchases
for shipment 10 New York for delivery on
contract. Local contract prices:
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retire from the presidency next January
and become chairman Of the board OF
directors, and 1t was understood that Nj
Cannon was then to have been elected as
his successor.
Few men, 1t was said yesterday IN bank
ing quarters. attain the presidency of
great bank with better qualifications than
Mr. Cannon Among bankers he is best
known by his reforms in systematzing the
credit departments Of banks, He is con-
sidered the best authority in the country
on clearing houses, and has always taken
a prominent part in the New York Clearing
House. His work on Clearing Houses Is
an established textbook on the subject
Began as Messenger.
Mr. Cannon was born in Delhi, Delaware
County. n y. in 1858. He was educated in
New York City schools, and entered the
banking business in 1916, starting as mes
senger with the Fifth Avenue Bank the
institution which has supplied many of the
most competent bank officials Of this city
It was not long before his ability in his
chosen field was recognized, and he was
elected to the place Of vice-president of the
Fourth National
He was one of the organizers and
president of the National Association OF
Credit Men, and he first introduced the
system of requiring merchants TO supply
statements of their condition when they
desired to borrow. This practice has since
come into almost universal use among the
banks in large cities and is fast gaining
followers among the country banks It
has reorganized the credits Of the United
States and has played an important part
in preventing banking failures.
As chairman Of the committee on finance
and currency Of the Chamber Of Com
merce Mr. Cannon has presented several
reports which have attracted wide atten-
ton and which have aided the movement
for the better financial administration OF
this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-10
CAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

CO, Francisco. Aug. s.-The annual clos
-, quotations for mining stocks 'o-'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-10

January. 500 6o1 esq -ssG06ot SIS
March. -. SOS Cos SOS 697 q 90 G.37
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-10
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

IF 0 b. Elevator. domestic basis.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-08-18

AS will be seen by the item clipped
from the Milbank News and published
in another column Don Abbott, for
merly of this city, has engaged in the
restaurant business in Milbank.
F. w. Boyle, of Blemheim, Mont.
arrived Friday to look after his farm
near Lily and for short visit to his
brother, G. W., who is superintendent
of the city light and water plant.
Mrs. j. M. BARLEY, mother of Mrs.
Grant Ray, accompanied by Miss
Ollie Ferris, arrived from Davenport,
Iowa, Tuesday morning for an extended
visit at the home of her daughter.
Tornadoes and wind storms are fear
fully destructive. Do not wait until il
knocks at your door. You can have
your loss made good by taking out a
Tornado policy. Oscar Grue, agent.
There may be bigger men in Day
county than Elof Ditmanson but there
are none who have any license to feel
any grosser. 1t was ten pound boy
at his home Saturday night. All doing
well.
We have a splendid line of rugs,
carpets, linoleums, ETC., at surpris-
ingly low prices. We are always
pleased to show you our line whether
you wish to buy or not. Mohs & Kar-
pen.
The strength of the Fist National
bank lies not alone in its capital and
resources but in the character and
financial responsibility of the exper-
fenced men who conduct and direct its
affairs.
The Sisseton Indians played game
with picked-up team here Monday
afternoon and again carried off the
scalps of the local ball tossers. The
score was IL to in favor of the
Indians.
There may be couples in this world
Just as happy as Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Alters but there is no couple that car
give them the edge and all because OF
fine girl baby at their home Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Jennie Murphy, saleslady fol-
Tegtmeier & Calmenson, departed fol-
her home at Sleepy Eye, Mimi, last
week to enjoy her summer vacation.
She is expected to return about Sep
TENDER 1st.
DIR. Harry Wells, who occupied DIR.
Sargent's Office during the latter's
absence on a western trip, has gone to
Big Stone lake to spend the week. On
his return he expects to be established
in a dental Office of his own on the
sixth floor OF the Citizens bank build
ing. Aberdeen News, Tuesday.