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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-22
MONEY ON MORTGAGES.

I'm addition TO this plan Of constructing
houses for workers. the government has
had IN operation since 1894 a plan Of ad-
vancing TO settlers. either agricultural or
suburban. money on first mortgage Of
lands and improvements, and since 1905 the
same plan has been extended 10 include
system of advances TO workers desiring 20
provide themselves with homes and offer
ing first mortgages on their homes as se-
curitv. In 1909. i'm the state guaranteed adj
vances act. there were some important eX-
tensions and improvements and the ad-
vances 10 settlers and workers We're all pat
in charge of a special department Of the
government called the state-g guaranteed
advances Office. This Office has power 70
raise money for advances TO settlers and
workers up 20 the amount Of I5Cl,UJ
~. 2g9. 75O during any one financial year.
ANY nergon. rich or poor, may secure
government loan for the building Of
home under the plan Of advances 20 sci
Tiers. but such loans cannot be for less
than ros 1921 SO or for more than f3,o0
lSIIGOM. Applications FOR loans not exceed
ing 600 (e2. 1897 have priority over appiica-
tions for larger sums Mortgages are re-
ravable BIZ half-yearly payments Of prin-
ciDaI and interest combined They may
also be repaid I'm whole or part at any
time. Interest is charged az the rate OF
3 per cent. reducibIe 10 4ie per cent. pro-
,.id.d .pavmcnt is made not later than
fourteen days after due date and no ar
rears in respect Of instalments or other
payments under the mortgage remain out
standing. Loans arc granted on freeholds
nm TO tlree-uf,hs Of the value Of the So
curitv. but in the case Of first class asri-
cultural freaholds they are granted mp 70
+vo-tbirde OF the value. on .casehoIds
loans are granted mp 20 threc-atths Of the
,.alue of lessee's interest in the lease. The
loans mature between periods OF twenty 10
tnirtv-six and one-half years.
WORKERS of either sex engaged IN manual
.r clerical work not in receipt Of an in
come Of more than 1900 1919 year. and
,.ot the owner Of any land other than that
offered as security. may obtain advances
on. 10 1850 IS. 100 and not exceeding three
,,,,artore Of the total value Of the security
g. case II freehold land. or three-quarters
80 tho value of the lessee's interest IN
the case OF leasehold land, and in no
case are advances granted which eX-
coed the values Of the dwelling houses, or
IN applicants who do not take up their per
cement residence under security. As in
,be case of advances 20 settlers. interest SIS
ar the rate of per cent. and redlcibie 70
az. ,er cent if payment is not over four
tom DAVIS overdue. and the loans run from
t,,..rt, 10 thirty-eix and a half years. The
valuation fee is IS. Cd. 81 so.
80, ,,er,. stringent act relating 10 ace
- Tor .haararg has been i'm force
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-22
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool oct 2l.-wHEAT-spot nominal at
r,tures stendy: December, Is ID, March IS 80
SopN Sro, arm. American mixed &c 3D. tut
ur,s strong January IS lo.,d Fe9 9G II;oP S
Is, Tondon Pacific Coast, fladfi0 los. BEEF
Extrs india mess. 0os PoRK-Prime mess
western zoos. HAMs-short cur, oos 30 NO. "a "a .
CON-Cumbcrland cut. SOS; short rib, Gus W
clear bellies SIS sd long clear middles lgh.
eos heavy, SOS Cd short clear DscEs 20 80, ~
OI'LDJRS-Square. AIS I'd. LARD III"
Western uerces 4s.: American refined. pals PALS
4Gs I'd BUTTER-Good United states, "a
cVEEsE-Canadian finest white, dss sd coior,r'I,
sos. 'TRi,tow|Prime city, 95s ID Australia
I'm London s5s TURPENrINE-Spirits 5os ~ 81
posTN-C'omrnon. los Sd PETRpLEl M-hcc
6nes si5d LiNsEED OID-42s COTTON
SEED oII-Hull rehned-sPot rs '11a,,-,,,v,i
london oct 2I.--RAW sCGAk-I entTil ~ 50 a.
iss 1nuscovado l6s Sd. CALCUTTA LINSEE ~
octOssr Noyen5sr ~. a. LiN5 pEEE4PRo Gl
s,,srican refined Sad: spirits 6Hd TT RPEN-
TINE = spirits, ass Cd Re, RoslN - American
antwerp, oct 2i-PDTROLEuM-l9 francs
- centimes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-22

Zoe. Fowls. western. boxes 60 10 and OYER
% dozen. dry picked. Ii.1c. ." To- 90 ln. in'r
40 20 ana under. 1879 i3c. Dr.. picked. DOS;
under 1919 "a ne. southern ana -outnet"es,
ern. average. D. nc ONO ana 3d.
Western and southern. poor to fair IH'c
OLD COCKS ib. loo. DUCKS. spring, Long
Island and Eastern ISc. PannsH a1nia. lti1 r.
1Sc. Weston. choice. i4l loo. poor i9 gooI.
Sr-54S4. bark, Sr -. cuUs. COZ sc. GUINEA
i,nder 3 lb -r u Soc f,razau. TURKEYS Young
toms. n n -2c. hens l21c. old hens. 2ic'
POTATOES AND yEGETABLEs-Pot.atoes
plenty and dragging ar ioI mo. f'i'..r- 'Ne'
potatoes To- liberia. supny from ile sol,a, ann
5u, lower. onions qulei aug my Nous 20
southern beans IN liberal supply ana .oNrl'
Cabbag"s steady Cucumbers slightly love-.
CauIif0wers n late ana with stock showing
effects of rain prices ruled low and irregular
EaeDIauts nrmcr Lima beans dull Lettuce
slightly higher. Mushrooms bon good demand
receipt and selling well when prime. spinach
steadr Tomatoes weak other vegetables az
Long Island. bbI 81 5OaS2 -. state 81 - -
s. 81 jersey obi. 81 'o = Do. nAbt - 80
s. 5o basket. 75cp 81 -. southern. ubl. 81 -
aS2 BIL.ShI.s SPhD, IL quar- ~ e,., ler'
- f zoe. balimora' green. '.- :" ~
Maryland. wax. basket JNH i.r. green. - p
Goo; nearby. basket or bag. - H zoe. BEETs'
Dbl Sl0Sl -; CARROTS. Dbl g- bag. 19cH
81 2aSl -. Danish Seed. TON. 81 aSl3. do
nestlc. SsGSll. Dbl. 5p0 75e CELERY case.
s so 81 .. bunch. IpH SOC. CIcIMBhR-.
state. basket. aSI, Long Island, Dbl. i0c m
81 30: basket. soc uSt, Florida. basket, s. 5op
81 Boston. dollhouse. So o. dozen. Ijc y s. !.
so D. box. SO I'd S3 5U. CAELItLOWER. Long
Island shore cut 81 u So long cut. IjC 81 -
CHICORY and ESCARDLE. basket - n 10,
EGGPLANTS Florida. 1ON 81 81 1O. HORSE
, RAD1SH. 100 Do. 81 s.. LIMA BEANS potato.
basket o- baE SfHS1 30. 9lt -Jc0Si. LET
TUCE. state box. 35cHSf. basket. pc s.
nearby. basket. 30 "a 90. cra,. - n 5oc: hot
house. 2-toE strap. 81 -. vi SHRoOMS. Alb
basket. ~uruSI SO. onions. white. pickle.
basket or crate. 81 504 So 20 other white. 81 -
81 -. stat. and Western. yellow, luu-ib bag.
s. j00 81 30. fi0-Ib bag s24 s. 80, rsd. l0n-.b
bag. 81 JUHSl %. orange County. red or y-l-
low bag ST. 50a g. go. Connecticut yellow.
lOo-,b bag 81 5OHS1 -. OKRA. bgshel basket.
p ~ 75c. 1ON. - soc. Florida. carrier. 81 30.
PEPPERS. red. large. Dbl, Sis 80. green.
15c0 81 -. small Dbl red. T5rn 81 -. green.
IucU 81. PEAS Virginia. half-nhl basket. s. 80
80 -. busleI basket 81 30 s. -; PAIRS
ley basket SOC. PUMPKINS. Dbl 80 n T5c B..
ROMANO. basket 21cnSf: RADISHES
southern. basket. - 25c. nearby. - q SOC.
SQUASH. marrow. Dbl 5oa 10. Hubbard. -
r 81. SPINACH. Virginia. Dbl 81 254Si 30.
nearby. basket 25d IJc; rURNIPS. rutabagI,
biol. 81c ~ g.. white. bbI ST. TOMATOES. boz.
-5<tT5c. hotGouse. 20. 1O0 Zoe. WATERCRESS
100 lunches SI4S 81 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-22
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Oct .l-CATTLE- Receipts 500
weak. 0ccres. - 15nS> -. Texas steers. s. lnH
81 10. Western 81 250S7 p. .toesrrs and ICED
ers 50 25HS5 -. COWS aui heifers. S2dS6 10.
calves $3.50 HOGS-Ecgeipts ilJOO. strong
tu Ir higher than yesterday So light NtHNG 80 .
mixed. - OJaS6 90. heavy. So 0jnSd 90. rough.
S8 as 81 -. good 90 choice heavy. SO sass 20.
u.gS So 15dSG. bulk of sales 81 sass -
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reef Ipts. loo. steady
sheep. native. - 25HS5 -. Western s. sotlS3 y
yearings. 81 GDHS4 -, native lambs. s. I'0S6.
Elst Bunaia. OCT 2I-CATTT.E- Receipts.
49,. Hrm FEAL~-R Receipts. 100. active ana
80 lower. S. JOuSg ~. HOGS-Reteipts 4Joo
ggt.ye and steady to d, lower. heavy and mixed.
So ,-1S6 g0 few 81. pigs So loa>6 - roGgls
S. qO1SG. diaries. So jUHN6 50. SHEEP AND
ANBS-Rrcaiufs 1000. sheep slow and steady;
lambs active and lU. higher. at S4H>G 80.
fBy Telegraph to THE tribune
So Louis Oet. 2i-CATTLE-R Receipts. $50
sfi.rfy -ranf. luaig. common. demand light
prices unchanged. sales guimporant HOGS
Ea.a.rts 500. active. prices steady to tfm
choice i75 to 200 o. 81 g-nSd 5o. bulk of ssies
Sd ia 81 tD. packers ST. 4OaS6 90. best lights
lao 20 i55 H. So 1890 -. fair s. 25as6 best
rio. mo 70 and under 81 D0NS5 So. fair little
p.ss. s. 25HS- SHEEP AND LAM IBIS Reccipts
400. fair demand 90 steady prices lambs - -
81 -. eru lambs So 1JHSl - sheep 50 400
81 a.. common s. JO9S5 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-22

Liverpool cables: spot cotton in moderate de
mand. sales : 600 bales. speculation and TX
mort 600. American. 5000. Imports, b6.OU.
American IS. 600. Mddiing upland, J.3id.
Futures opened firm, az 10 : points advance
closed steady az a net auvance " brt'- points.
October 5I2i-d. October November. 5O9d. No
yafuber- December and December January. J.o3d, .
January February. 5.O4izd. February March,
: Old March April. 509iad; Aprii-May. oil Cd,
Mav-Iune 5.l3isd. June-July. 5lJd; july
August 5iGizd. August -Sep TENDER. Ola I'd !,
september October. jI2'sd. October-Novem0er,
1Oi7d
COTFEE-Sharp reaction. prices closing n
not decline q 25n47 points with sales or
I32 $50 bags There heavy liquidation as
well as more aggressive operations on the bear
side ard the market declined, with less opposi--
lion on the part Of bulls than seen for several
weeks II is believed that some ~ the leading
ior - have sold out their coffee and are anxious
m iet the market decline before replacing orders
but aside from this, the trade appears 20 con-
.tder quotations nigh enough tor the present ana
10 not DISPOSED 20 invite criticism or SEND NE
ma rl<.t 10 a place whore there viii be heavy
s,,bsfffiltl0u among coffee consumers. The Euro
no, markets were easier. closing az net de
Line of ildIta franc az Havre. while nam
h,tr, declined fi4dlA pig Tn Brazil the RIO
- 81 -ras barely steady, with prices unchanged
,su. santos vas 80 20 $50 reis lower. Weather
,,5i,ions we're favorable and receipts az Rio
"a santos were 81 OOo compared with JZoOo
Issi ear spot fair iobbing trade. Decline IN
s,,nr., encouraged further conservatism on me
80, ~ buyers and prices were barely steady, on
Inc basis Of 1910 FOR Rio No Z. Local contract
urices. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-22

FIorR AND MEAI.-Inactive and firm.
spring patents. 81 40a s. I3, winter stra.snts'
lS s. sic 5S 81 a'R5s 81 rs'ra 80
81 TOa 81 %. extra 10 winter - % ~ >, %.
Kansas '; !, y 81 = ''R RE II FLoTR-Firm
fair 10 good S5dS5 20. choice 70 fancy. s. 20 q
So CORNMEAL-Flrm, kiln dried. 81 -.
BAG MEAI1-Firm. nne white and Yellow.
e. 4o6Si *. coarse. 81 35dS1 80. FEED
Western steady. city barely steady Western
spring sos 20. standard middlins So 60
sd 40 hulk sea sacks: middIng S2SH So -.
red dog. s32 50. hominy chop SIS bulk. S29 20
sacks oil meal. $40 80
PROyISIONs-Mark-t hrm during the early
trading on hrmucss in live hogs and covering
bv shorts but packers sold on the advance
and prices eased N. closing easy. PORK
short clear. SlG 75dsl7 30. BEEF-steady.
mess 81 5OH Sl3. family St3 50a<l4. packet.
sl3 a So 20; extra india mess slg 90 So, $50.
DRESSED HOGS-steudy. bacons. 0hc. $50 n.
cf,T MEATS-Pickled bellies quiet: 10 m.
Pc. ~ no. me-. Is H. Io4 a lie: picked
hams quiet at i2c TALLOW-Firm. city.
da.e. nominal; country g. a6sc LARD
a. Dc nominal refined lard hrm South Amer
lea. 10 soc. Continent. 9.Sjc. Brazil kegs.
q soc. compound nrm AZ X dTAc. STEAR-
INE-Firm. oleo. lo0 l0Lc, city lard stearnc.
iOdi0ilc.
srGAR-Refners unchanged. graduated
quoted az 8I'c net less per cent cash.
spot prices uotulnallN unchanged. Win tfhllN-
ugal. 90 test. ar J15c, musc0vado. 80 test
= sc and molaszes sugar 50 test. :. zoe.
RICE-Flrm. with prices fully maintained.
METALs-Pis iron certincstes dun and uu-
changed. Prices nominal
MOLAssEs AND SYRUPs-Firm and un-
{ changed
NAVAL -TOREs-Sprits turpentinc STEADY
With prices easier and shade lower Rosin
and tar steady and unchanged
OIIs--Liuseed oil unchanged Refined pc
troleum steady ~ 735c for standard white IA
barrels AZ AcW York
foITON>EED OIT.-Servors. owing -
sharp AL ance iu October az the close on ~.
d1r. but fhe unfertone was nrm. with general
covering. and prices al the close we're points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-22
sEABOARD CLEARANCE~

tOTTON-The market showed strons Hh-
dertone at the opening, first prices being t. T"
- points higher. lt continued firm Throughout
tie early forenoon general covering u shorts,
but toward midday felt the influence ~ large re-
sales by recent bears who had covered ana We're
awaiting just such an advance as this on ~hl'n
To nut out more cotton. The close. therefore,
was barely steady and Il 20 y points net high-
er although about 10 to u points down from
the top. The covering movement was based
chiefly on higher cables than due. more pro
nouuced holding movement IN the south ana "A
cold weather scare IN the Western belt As YET
local sentiment - still impressed Win inc ilea
that tho south mas A bigger crop than the world
will require. This limits the activity on the
bull side. although there are many who nave
taken the positiou that cotton around Sc may
not he FAR away from representing the supply
and demand value Of the crop. Spot quiet win
prices 20 points higher at 0 Ijc for mdtling up
land. Contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-22
LEASING HOMES A FAILURE.

The plan Of renting on leasing the work
,s dwellings. as provided for IN the act
i.s has admittedly not proved so sue
ssfI. lr 500 popular as was expected APP
.estors from prospective tenants were
Tea Do number and az no time has 10 Oeeh
.assib.. 90 Keep au the houses rented. Inc
Aef reason for this seems go have been
at go houses offered Uo special Induce
-.1ts over those which could Dee rented
OH private persons. either in constitute
Ion or u ahearness. while certain
ln' OF prejudice appeared 10 nave Deeh
eicl against .hew because ~ the de--
--euns term workers dwellings,. Ihey
1ie aot unlike other houses in the same 10
--''utS iu general aspect ana ia rent asked
t is quite common in New Zealand
'ss Tor Horkirgmen. especially those
.--'N's only TWO or three boz their families
~ 'l1r-Ht one two. on three rooms rather
..'oN 90 occupy q whole house. Generally
king this system OF sharing the use
u house with other tenants has enabled
.'e average Naw Zealand Workugman TO
-'e within his means. as frequently would
9r possible were he tO rent whole
.'-.t for himself. unless o. had au exceed
a' cheap rent by reason Of unfavOrable
.Ds-'an-e ana location. The government
s''--ss therefore appeared 10 be above
means OF many OF those whom they
''Ie Intended 20 benefit.
iAe Plan Of selling DWELLINGS 20 workers
b. On easy instaiment system promises 20
'---A more popular with the working
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-22

Il oro n, ia II. clearing. for week ended 0cto-
Octois- ~ 1911 $500 SOS s3a a2. nslances for
ancr- for wo.A ended october ~. 1871. 'Sis.2d.
SO 2TJ IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-22

New York October u, l9lL
GRATN-WHEAT- Price changes were com
paratiyely narrow and there was less aggt's-
sive buying on the part OF bulls owing 70 A
show OF weakness abroad. where prices atieI
opening firm gagged m under realizing que
20 small demand for wheat for forWaId
shipment ana favorable adyices from AT
gentina where further good rains occurred
Prices sagged off y n &c. with active week
end realizing al times. but there was gooI
buying N the part u commission houses ana
values late I'm III" dav were again nrm Closing
az net unchanged 70 = higher. OUTSIDE III
farest IN The market has increased materlally
on The recent advance and II rs believed that
Wall Street is interested IN the market on
the bull side. ~ ! o'clock the New YORK
market was quoted az 81 OF December ana
81 lsdSI1tia for May 40 red WheAt
here was quoted 81 03t4 elevator. eNport
basis ana 81 03'4 2 ahoat. 40 ! Nortnetn
Duluth. 81 2Oi. . afost CORN-Ihe
weather over Tho corn belt was more FAVOR
able thnn anticipated conditions being CLOUDY
and colder. while predictions were for Ialr
weather with frost. and prices declined under
active EcilnE closing at 4 &c net lower
40 corn mere FOR export quoted = &c nom
inal. 2 a1oat. OATS-Mar<et showed
steady undertoue with small offerings ana
buyng by commission houses closing al net
unchanged 10 sc not higher Cash oats
steady and quoted STANDARD white % &c ~
elevator. No >. SAGE. 80 3. SIC, No 4 y -
and natural white and white clipped. 5lls
I5i,c. IN track. RYE-QUiet. No >. SHc nom
NAL p New York. BAPLEY-Steady,
- TffFf oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-22

CIcarings for week ended October 81 1911.
Ter H. JAIL. 'sl.51s. 62S "a. ciesrinEs this dav
veet end,d October ~. 1911 sos i2l 49, so "a
SOC - balances tfis day, October Il. 1911, So,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-22

,,. esc coo o7O asT on Is sal COZ isn ;i5g Ou0
$50 TS5. no. -, o40.mI opSOOool 4"''-"I"p
a05 IG5 ob :L3T 0s2. noo s25oono iIsI. doI. ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-22
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

export. Z . b shoat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-22

qa c.srs R''o Of stockholders made on this date books do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-22
NEW YORK PRIC e..
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.

December 81 csis 81 ~ si0si, 81 oSi. 81 O6'l
MAJ 1890. ! iOG / i1's 10S4 I H. 1 II y
TNrEnrnR RECEIpTS
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-01-16

Anything in the musical line from
a tin whistle to q piano, at Evans
Drug Co. If
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-01-16
PORTLAND TO NEW YORK
IN II DAYS VIA PANAMA.
Oregonian SECS Sc Ton Freight Rate
and Toll of 81.

Twelve days from Portland. Ore. t.
New York by water upon the compile
ton of the Panama canal is the SEIZED
ule predicted by Captain A. w. Nelson
of the steamer Beaver. plying between
Portland and San Francisco. More
over, he says. freight will be carried
for sc ton instead of sos now charged
by the railroads. and he believes the
canal will be in operation within two
years.
Captain Nelson W. f0rrnerly in com
mand of the steam t'ity Of Para. and
he has been MAXI trirs TO the canal
region for the las ten years He is
considered as fam iar With the canal
work as any one on ida of the gov
eminent employ.
"The Panama canal will bring the
greatest development of Pacific coast
resources that know Of" said Cap
tain Nelson. 1.-TWO years from now
lumber will be shipped from Portland
to New York for S. a thousand. To
ship lumber by rail to New York is an
impossibility today. The charges are
three and four times what the lumber
Is worth.
II was told upon unimpeachable au-
thority that in two years time l can
take the Beaver through the canal. l
can almost take her now. With the
Gatun gates finished and the balance
of the dirt and rock out Of the Culebra
cut the Beaver would 20 through with
ease. Business men should get ready
for the big growth that will follow on
this coast.
at is the opinion on the canal zone
that charges for use Of the canal will
be 81 a ton, a very reasonable price,
as Sucz, l am told. charges IS ton
President Taft has recommended Il
charge of 81 in his message. The Pan
ANA canal, in my opinion. will make
Portland city of 100000 quicker than
all the railroads that can be built in
twenty years. Mark my words, this
coast is going to BOOM"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-01-16
TO EDUCATE INDIAN WIFE.
Nez Perce Takes His Bride to the Car
Isle School.

Nez Perce Takes His Bride to the Car
Isle School.
With his bride of nineteen. whom he
will take back with him from the Nez
Perez reservation to the Carlisle In
dian school. Joseph Hooer. a full
blOoded Nez Perez Indian. left Boise.
Ida. recently to outfit himself and his
bride for the trip. Hooler has been in
the preparatory department of the
school for some time
The girl cost Hooler forty acres of
fine land in the northern part of the
state. not exactly as price for the
land. but as compensation to the girls
father for deprivng his tepee of the
only ablebodied woman. a loss which
is severe to the ordinary Indian.
Hooler speaks good English and was
not backward in discussing the case.
1--WE were married Il month ago" he
said. land now we are going back to
school. My wife has never had any
schooling but have had three years
altogether. some In Haskell and some
in Carlisle.
because he needed it for support and
because my wife was the only able
bodied woman in his family. Her
mother is sicllly and the other children
are too young.
1--WE will spend the next three or
four years together studying. If not
at Carlisle then at some other school,
for we have money to pay for school
ing. My wife is very anxious to learn
and | want her to. She speaks Eng
fish somewhat. though as yet very i'm
perfectly
1--WE have known each other for the
last fifteen years, ever since we were
small children. have been getting to-
gether money enough during the last
ten years so that we are now able to
marry and be assured of at least
good living.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-01-16
CHINA HEAVY BORROWER
TO REORGANIZE ITS NAVY.
New York Syndicate Will Furnish the
$25,o0Oo0o Needed.

After months Of indecision and post
ponements the Chinese government
has decided to carry out plans to re
organize the imperial navy and ar
range for a loan to eXpend on the
project. Advices that a loan of 500
100000 will be subscribed by New
York capitalists has reached Wash
tngton. and the Chinese legation is to
continue the negotiations where they
were left off by Prince Tsai Sum,
who came to this country for that
purpose
Chinese naval reorganization will be
gin with an outlay of 25.OOO.OO Other
loans based upon the arrangements
drawn between the fiscal authorities
Of the empire and the banking syndi
cate in New York city will follow
from time to time. So far as known.
the loan will be undertaken by New
York flnanciers, and Willard d.
Straight. representing the New York
syndicate. is now in Peking to arrange
the formalities of the deal.
This latest loan is independent of
the loan Of $5O.OO0,OOO already agreed
to, and up to date the dollar diploma
cy Of Secretary Knox has interested
a total capital Of $S3,5OO,O0O. or one
sixth of the outlay expected within
the next five years.
The loan is placed at the usual
terms. bearing per cent interest and
repayabe in fifty years. The Ameri-
can capitalists reserve the right to in
wife European capital in sharing the
loan or subscribing outright. There
are no concessions offered by China.
and the deal is unqualifiedly CONNER
cial.
The new loan will be utilized for
smaller war craft and for moderniz-
ing some of the vessels now flying the
dragon The planned outlay for the
reorganization is $25OO0O.O0O. covering
eight years.