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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-12-16
THE PACIFIC MONTHLY



OF the West
The Pacific Monthly OF Portland. Ore
gon. 10 publishing a series Of splendid
articles about the various industries In
the West. The September number con.
tanned an article on Success With
Cherries. The October number bad q
beautifully illustrated article on Success
in Growing Apples. Other articles
shortly to be published are Success with
Live Stock. Success in Growing Wslnnts,
Success with Fodder Crops. These ar
ticles are written by experts, and are
not only authoritative, but very interest
ing.
In addition to the above. The Pacific
Monthly each month publishes q large
number of clean, wholesome, readable
stories and strong independent articles
on the questions OF fine day.
The price OF The Pacific Monthly 10
81. 80 a year. To introduce it to new
readers. 1t will be semi for six months
for : 30 II this paper is mentioned.
Address: Pacific Monthly. Portland
OREGON.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-12-16

II Is 10 the visible express,ou
strength. grace and vitality tha, ~
artist OF the circus holds himse,, ~
one with the painter and sculptor =,
Ms art like that Of the actor. Is nv
Iarily alive and impermanept 80
painter set on canvas his ixea -
sentiment of lion. tiger or leonard rs',
the trainer, by his dangerous mad,n~
Of whip and training stick. will m,s.
the living animals exhibit end,aN'
graces Of subtle line and lovely coll
When he puts his head In the l,on..
mouth, believe me, he consider, .
nothing better than a concess,on !.
the groundlings. a mere vulgar no,
essary potboiler. When he comma.
the great tawny thing to rcpeat n.
grace Of a natural movement N.
training of wild animals being alwo,.
along the line Of what they do ne.
urally. and leap in a long, rracIou.
curve across the arena to an unstah,.
landing on a rolling sphere. he fasl.
that he is doing something WORTHY !,
himself and his animals. Or ay.,.
let the sculptor depict a flying Msr'
curry; Mercury must at least have .
point Of arrival or departure. But sor
n brief moment the young woman
Of the circus. swinging through snaca
from n trapeze to another. 4, N.
grace Of the flying Mercury. To AZ
tain this moment of self expresslon
she has given as long ana arduous An
apprenticeship as the artist who wort,
In clay. bronze or marble.-Ralph Be,.
gengren In Atlantic.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-12-16
Maps of Eureka Mining District

The SENTINEL has received a limited
number OF new black and white prints
of Eureka mining district. In addition
to what is known as the Pardy map, has
been added the Windfall and other
mines adjoining in the Secret Canyon
mining district. Price per map. one
dollar. By mail. 8 cents extra.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-12-16
MINING TAX.

Notice Is hereby given that the taxes on the
proceeds OF the mines Of Eureka County for
the quarter ending September 80, 1911, are
now due and payable to me at my Office In Eu-
reka and the law in regard to the same will be
strictly enforced. II. G. MoTERNEY,
Assessor Of Eureka County, Nevada.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-12-16

Legal blanks for sale at the SENTINEL
Office.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-28
Drt ~mistnnkrIiae 1nninin.

Set par for aalt. Reiolnt off ErG
items 0atter op til Sopeobpgningel
ior al meloe Oct pasiereoe. &eloiaoi'
frnoe bun 10 gipe ct p~onlibeIigt Sig
n%alcntent; oct misirnfeli9e Snbtuii
uor briu JONI en- 3i1siner % bar
en- Sttor Ell epIoen 2or9nct, Der gor
BAN ct lrGa al liiruet elegance.
@oSsiorpaItcren Dor life biemme.
men bun if Sloiruen / Sole.
"Gn mistGnfeli9 3igsiner! SOS
les or bet Eof MI fer pna egnen?"
ipurote Sru Berg ioriUr0et.
Oct peo ieg life. Seq tiger fun,
at fan bar briin iom en- 3igsincr.
Sm Oct lao par SGn6eruel Sg ionl
ban bar fIpotl 3 llloifiorte meo
rebe SiIfeIibier / Steoet for CLIPS. T"
"abl San bar oct bel 81. Hihnrot,
BAN, Sefretpren, iom Bobseieret
bar ienot biem / Sorpeier. Srsfe.
ncn bar bel bert, at Der ifal puoieS
op og Iapes ON, inoer Serren fom.
mer. ga set IfoI Sr. Ridarot oror1e,
ga, brun er ban; ban bar 10 ppret
nleo bcroper / Often; men 3iasiner9"
6ru @crg imiltc, mel, oct er 10 @obS-
eierenS Sen og aomerat ira Stu0ens
tertioen."
Singer los iig life ]ooerbcoiie. Sono
bun bopoe ict, booOe BUN Jet. %
oet Dor mistGnfrligt.
"@ure ban life isrer Gem bag 9p'
ictl De ihtIoe Oo9 posse gobt paa
SsIUtgiet."
Tsren Git ~ bag bcnhc, % - Der
itoS BET miStGnfcIige Sn6ipib ielr.
"Nao, Der bar hi 10 Sr. Rihdrbt,"
iaqoc OI0frilcr, iorIegent imilenoe.
ga. set er VrGitcns Cater, Der er
@rrinoC neo 5refcn Glen"
Gen unac Tiac ifDnote fig bort.
Spt, ban boo6e bert ---! Rou,
boa6 iaa2 Sun fit nrppe mere mco
her f%ofirbrure Feriona9e at gicre.
N0ite Tao, Ga bun iab % teaneoe,
fom en- orIbig Sitrb itormcnbe no
ira ct @uifn6S iaa bltrtig, at bun
blep reoet omfitlo og Sfitebogen
benno @orqcn.
"Foiha, Raidn, ici!" Sr. Ti-
fom til. "De bor bel lite
iIaaet 8emY" ipur9te ban % iornle'
Be Sfit'ebogen op.
"Naa - a." bun iaa Iiot former
met lto - "Oet fintoe Bape p9ret
oprre."
"Gaida, piI 6u fomme!" Sriienoc
ban Stoffen; S1tnbcn frsb, og
lan iao ioa itreng lt0, at bun afupr'
Ienoc Isfte6e SaanoGn.
"9tci, set mou Ge life"
San penote Jig % iaa paa benoe,
.aa bun maatte iloo Ginene neo for
yet bebreioenoe @lif. De msrfeblaa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-28
. |
q
(e) !
q az meatiee 5foge % mcS llo.
y iiat oper grenne RlGncr til
49,. r.n Az

1og mPatige Sfoge % meo llb
9 iiat ooer grenne RlGncr Ii
6iprSens friifc @Ina, loa 81
bolt OF pcnStr blanfC aiiber mob vi
t~crioIrnS @leo.
Gen oeiligite Sc%rreaanrb | 8eroer
trnftc Bruitens Cater, iom ioo cf
teencbe bcrs rsbe Wlirmasier oq
ilanfc, fobberftpleoe Snarne. %
BOG itbebect set mefte al 2luret, foroi
beits 9icr itreiieoe ont t Eitetts @io.
uuserIoro. Snger 2lmo bapbe al.
brig ieet @ooseicr Salt, Der / fem
gar haoSe puret itoenIanos; men por
Der noaet Remteife, BUN bormcbeS
oper, Dor set Sen Wfano, Ser iorloo
Deune itoIte arp, ligeiom ban Dnpbe
tiItraabt bcn - efter Sigenoe, foroi
bans Ripreite iped BAN.
Soer Sonrerierie fom @obseie.
rers Grttpr, Gtdtsrdub SoIt ira Rie.
bcttbupn mes FIN 6omiIie, oa De 10
Woone6er, De npbolot iig Der, par for
Brpiteus ulge 0otter set SipienS
Gpentnr, bun Ieoe6e pao aoret runSt.
Oct oar en- Ipiti9 Slot, Sc utge SpItS;
10 Conner bar Stltbenter og mc6.
braatc ct 4ar aamerater, Gntteren
Glen bar henoes Ieititor, oq iom
par bun Barn al Slriet, beltog BUN
I beres Sfoqtltre, Genuisportier og
SomtrerboTIer.
Wfen nnar Be nar refit % Sfoaene
bTep rebanlbne, mems boi6e, 6riuenoe
Saaaer ipsbte liz opcr 0aIene pes
Tioroen aif bun enc beroppe | Nors
fen % oremte ont Sommeren8 felt
Iiac Gage. Oct piIbe nj, bItpe an.
berIe6eS. Bo6seieren bapbe meI6t
fin Siemfonit | Sommerens 9eb; og
ian fun6c bun life mere ~itreiic ON
0eroppe. 9erfor 'nb bun | ben Iuip
@oioftrn o. tegrebe flittigt for / Dill
IeSet of bare ct Wtinbe ON fin ling
6om8 InffcIigIte Elmer.
RIuoieIia ion bun %opmerfiomt op.
&pao beitiIte set Menlreife oerbeune
peb aipIOcroirouerneH Erooebe
hnn life, ON Sc funoe nobres uoefra.
9hl TiiteSe ban iig piSere % notere0e
I en- 9ommrbog.
Set nor raturIiaOiS ct rotIiat Snh.
brub, ser bIro pInnIuat. Gen frent.
mcbe - en- mio0eIbsi Rerion | 40
gnrene, ifert Sp~ortSorogt, llIOifior.
te 90 Suriithlte - fom ilentrer6c
ben imob berSc. Slln fit en- boIoiom
Sierteborfen; men benbes NniporS'
fsleIie pnagnebe. % bun rciite ita %
fpPrre6e Tor ham.
~Spqcr 9e rolcn2" ipurQtc bun
meN al sen @rrniQbeo, hcrSes lille
4erion tunoc opOripe.
Gen fremrreNc brnegtebe set %
qif, ifieocSIGit hiIierSe, pi0erc u6eu
at geuere8 al gicnrcmborenoe 9Iiffc. J
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-28

gsngeoe; mems Jrnen pr0ientereoe
"Dtin Suoeer, @ooseier Solt," iat
BUN fin gens Zine. Sum ct Sefnno
loo buffeoe ban formeit uben en- glen
fienoenoe Mine.
Def par aItiaa @ooSeieren ielp
bet mist9rfelise SnSipib", iom bun
bopoe antaget for en- Spp, % ion
bdpoe bepnet Jig peo at faa benoe ii
at eIife iis og = ioa forfnoe benoe
Sg oenne iibite Saan at Iabe, ion
ON ban albris bapoe Jet benbe! Sun.
De bun blot 3iemme iis bort fra Der
Wano for alttbl
ia Toniemuiifen beapnote, meg
bun fig op paa oeft itpe geranba, ipe
| Sinh ODER at bore bans 8i9it. 2iot
efter bbrtes raIfe Sfriot. Sg ser
itoo ban og buffebe for benbc.
"Nei Saf." Srn iaa neo.
"er De q breb pna mig9"
"Nei; men = ieg piloe gierne
BRENT -" bra1t BET no al benbe.
Singer! Oil 9e life engang ie
pod mig9" gun rpftebe pan Sobe-
oct, bange for at ifiiIIe er9be. "ainre
Sans" - bet bar gtatsraabinben,
Ser fom = "goronesier er ber, maa
ieg p%rnientere Big? Or ou Der, lille
Singer? George bill bit barrie meb
oigl"
Surtig 'om Sanfcn greb @ooseie.
rem Singers Suanb og traf meb rolie
Wpnoiabeo benbes Arm ino UNDER
lin. "Srefen Suno snffer life at
oonie, og @aronesien maa pente
libt," iagoe ban. Seq baaber, Su
rroifplber os. O1n Iibt er ri begse
til sin 8ispoIition."
gt = oS! SntiIet ftipnebe ON
Gtatsrabinoens 9pber. Spab ifitIbe
set betpbe? Oct bar Ser flere, Der
trnfte, Ga Sc TO 9if bort iantmen oper
De 5rgnne Elpner - no moo Sen IL.
ienoe aitenrsbe. Men ON bum bapoe
msot ielpe Sante Snlie, ON belle
benbes 2ip ifnloe bIipe en- lang 3d.
- bun bar DOG gaaet meb
bam; BET bar life for oprt betalt. -
gnbclig itanoiebe ban % ipurgte -
meb lit itraalenbe 9lif opbt / benbes:
"Sor De i1et fife Iengtes en- lioen
'Smlle efter mig?"
On bum Babel San I9Ite Spa.
ret | Be taarefplbte Zine og lagoe
uoriomt lin grm ON benbe.
"Staffels lille blege alniigt! Sar
man ppret Hem mob 0em for min
Sun ipntes life, BET giorbe roget
MI, men itefnnteoe BOG intoo. San
ifitlbe pibe, at bun life Ddbbe miitet
nj sgre / 9ipet", iom 9anten ia9oe.
ban iagbe: "9e bar &et; fsrit
Sorflaringen. De bar bel gi9ttet, at
ieg fom itcosntio bertil for at ie meb
a9ne Zine; ieg bapbe facet ginf ON,
set bar aalt fat poa Ssbrt. Saa
traf ieg Gem % fit Gem fiar. Men
De eIifebe Ssbolt, % oct bnpoe fsr
a -
mig min 9rub, iee pilbe, De
.fnIoe boloe liot al mig ielp - uban
StliioIt troeoe ieg Oct %
oiloe ipsrge 3em - men efter set
roa Sptrin ifuloe De life Jibe mig
Orb. Chen isgte leg Gem |
Stem; met forgi9oes. San
De mi tileiue 3eres gen, bpab De bar
lot for bans Sfplo? @Ier ifaI "Sn-
'el Sans" isien / 2aroflpetisbeo9"
"Nei!" Sum brait | @raab og
lit Sppeo ino MOB bahs Sful.
Der. 90 ban bleo slaoere oper oct
:ortpileoe Hei emo for bet imilenoe
50, ban ett9aftg | EFT padrgldo Sfttfto
nerte at bpe5e fin 2pffe pau.
2iot ienere, ba De penbte tilbage
ii Selifabet, bar bun "Snfel Sans"s
.rolopebe 9rub, % bun pibite fin
2pffe bel forparet / be "frpateliee,
rune S9nber" og bapoe lopet at el-
fe og Gre "bet mist9nfelige Snbi-
,io" ale fine Sage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-28
st Minbe ira 1905 friIfes Oh

st @inbe ira 1905 friifes op /
0isie Gage / anleoning af Stocf.
bolms. Heitauratsren Stranober9s
9so. Set fortGaes, at BEN popuIpre
Reitaurdtsr par | adrlitab timber
Observation-Disclosures, % at ban
timber Be norife SorbanbIeres Srappr
boobe poa ct al beres Sprelier iltnbet
no9en meeet pigtiee 9otumenter,
iom ban braqte til Stocfbolm, 90 peb
bbis Siplp Spenifernc iflilbe 10 fun.
net tiItbinge iis en- Del al fine Bill
faar for ltnionsopgisret. Siitorien
blep oenenteret, men Sen SmitGn-
oigbeS, at Stranobera itrar efter tit
lin @aiaoroen, ipnes tale for, at ban
paa en- eaer anben Otanbe bar 5iort
iig f~ortient al S9orelanoet | DC Gage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-28

Gn WillionGr bill, mar ban er lpg,
meo @lpoe bptte fine Miaioner FOR
en- cller mben fatti5 arbeioers fraf'
tige SeI6reo, ON ianoant bar muligt.
Get err belPriffe ianhiprli9t, at ban
p.!be prlitte IGnse ON g~etingelierne
io- @pttet. 9ette er ct ipagt geois
paa, bpilfen Iris ri ale letter poa
goo SeTbreb. Sp;Ifen nbetalelig
Stat er oen iffe2 Spor ombp9gelig
buroe pi life pGre ior at bepare og
bcifptte Den? Gen bebite Iaaoe at
aisre bette paa, or at rette paa lmai
Observation-Disclosures | Spitemet, iua
mart be piier fig, peo gruaen al ct
p~aaIiSeIigt o. IGrlge prspet Msiooel
iom Or. Geters 8itrifo. Sficieue
Heforoer bepiier, at oct bar peret
itabiet Yrug | ooer ct Sunbreoe Sar.
Get err iusen apotbefcr Wseoicin;
men fortunes almeubeoen Sirefte al
6atrifanterne, Or. Better Sobrnep
& Cons Co., 1875 go. Sopne Abe.
Chicago, 81.
TT. kn.t h1asa. .,arn q tha kas,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-28
q usentlie mooeprat. -
peo MAY mlantou.

'Desorahpohen"s Grsedssl umsr oil hsrefsr inobotoe n1snfre for pamer %
Ssrn hrert ntenfrr fofer 10 Gents, ee SeaMinoen bees ent til "D@orahpofeur
os nan be@sb enyte Stanhtnu paa 5ooen at oenne Spale.
3dar man bftHr Gk Wsnfre, md man oeI lumere, n1adI mfrtnd SrYfet 09
snet NDer TOR Srn % uroe ptcr oo frIofrnoo aeresr, faaleos at Brue oil IA
oem- Der Orfsds life at besaa n0gen Sell Setrpelen, Ga rnsnare life fan ombyta&
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-28

The best bosses were once the best
workmen.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-25

Fifteen italians Want Money D,
posted With Her Husband.

Gerolamo Aiello ana IA other Ital-
ians began suit. Thursday. In Judge
Mandell's court. against Mrs. Mary
Marine, widow OF the late Joseph
Marine, 20 recover money which they
declare was deposited with Marine for
safe keeping, but which was not re-
turned TO them when he died. Mrs.
Marines defense will probably be that
the estate is insolvent.
According 10 Attorneys Louis
Colombo and Joseph T. Schiappa;
casse. who appear for the plaintiffs,
there are really 80 Italian plaintiffs
In the case and about $4,000 involved,
but as 10 of them deposited money
with Marino before he had invested
In some real estate, which the plain
THIS desire to have sold In order to
get their money, they are not includ-
ed In the present action. Marine was
we'll known among Italians OF the city
and also among many prominent Am
erican business men. He was steam
ship agent for European fine and
also was In charge OF a substation OF
the postoffice. II Is said that his ac-
counts with the government balance.
however.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-25
SCORES JUSTICES
FOR OIL DECISION



1896. In the trans Missouri freight
case, where for the frst time. the
unreasonable restraint OF trade
plea was advanced by opponents of
the Sherman law.
Summing up. Harlan declared the
court should have Immediately In.
structed attorneys who argued the
reasonable construction An the
standard OIL case that such a con-
struction was not open to argument,
having been established by previous
decisions. and that they would have
to 90 to congress for any change.
But" he said, my brethren. In
their wisdom have now said to those
who condemn our former decisions
and who object to all legislative pro.
hibitions OF contracts In restraint of
commerce, You may now restrain
such commerce. provided you are rea.
sonable about it. The disposition OF
the case, according to the views OF
the defendants will quiet and give
rest TO the business OF the country
On the contrary. | have a strong con-
Yiction- that twill throw the bust.
ness OF the country into confusion
and invite widely extended and har-
RAISING litigation, the injurious ef-
fects OF which will be felt for many
years to come.
II said at the outset Tat the ac-
tior OF the court In this case might
well alarm thoughtful men who re-
we're the constitution.
The courts have nothing to do
with the wisdom or the policy OF an
act OF congress. They have no func-
ton to declare public policy nor TO
amend legislative enactments. New
ertheless, IL | do not misapprehend
Its opinion, the court has not read
into the act OF congress words which
are not to be found there, and has
thereby done that which II adjudged
without violating the constitution.
After many years of public SER
vice at the national capital and after
somewhat close observation of the
conduct OF public affairs | am i'm.
PEELED to say that there Is abroad In
our land a most harmful tendency to
bring about the amending OF constitu-
tons and legislative =enactments by
means alone OF judicial construction.
The supreme law Of the land,
which is binding alike upon all gives
10 congress and 20 congress alone au-
thority to regulate interstate COM
merce and when congress forbids any
restraint OF such commerce In any
form all must obey its mandate.
To overreach the action OF congress
merely by judicial construction, that
is, by indirection, Is blow at the
integrity OF our governmental system
and in the end will prove most danger
Gus to ALL"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-25

i0Kc; crown gasoline. l1hc gal; tur-
pentine. I'm barrel lots. csc gal
Proyisions-Mess pork. $3.50: fam
lily. $3.50 1880; medium. clear. ue0
IL; smoked hams. l3Ql4c: dry
sailed briskets. sh0ioc; shoulders.
Nc; picnic hams. shc; bacon. ithv
rendered. 9Ac III
sugars-Corrected daily by w. n
Edgar a son; Crystal dominoes. z-lo..
SIS. 80; 5-lb.. $3.50; Eagle tablets. tS.Iei
cut loaf. S6.25; cubes. $3.50; xxAx
powdered. 1910; standard powdered.
s6s6: granulated. extra coarse. $3.50;
bags. $3.50; MichigaI. granulated. s5.l5;
household powdered, alb. cartons. 10
TO case. So; l lib. cartons. as TO case.
$3.50; diamond A. $3.50; conrectioners
$3.50; No. a. y6.l5: No. 8. $40; No. g.
y5.O5: No. z, IS; No. s. ytsS; No. y s4.so;
No. 10. sass; No. IL, $3.50. No. IL; st;'ei
No. Is. $40; No. Ia. s4To; No. 10. sf'fs
nar 100 his
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-25
EIGHT STATES ADOPT REFORM.
Place Initiative and Referendum PrIn-
ciple In Constitutions.

WASHINGTON, May 25.-Florida
Is the latest OF the corner states
following Maine. Washington and Cal.
itornia. to line up for the initiative
and referendum. The principal has
now been placed in the constitutions
OF eight states: Oregon, Oklahoma,
Nevada, Missouri, Montana, South Da-
kota. Arkansas and Maine. and Ar
zoLa, the near-state.
Seven states in which the legisla-
lures have within seven months to
submit to the people, amendments to
their constitutions for the adoption
of the initiative and referendum, are:
Colorado, California, Washington.
Wyoming, North Dakota, Nebraska
end Florida, where it was approved
by the legislature. The question Is
pending in the legislatures of Micni-
gan. wisconsin, Ohio, Indiana. Massa-
chusetts, Pennsylvania and Maryland.
1t was defeated by small majoritIes
in Kansas and Illinois.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-25
MAsoNs ELECT OFFICERS.

PORT HURON, May 25.-The Grand
Lodge of Masons elected the follow
ing officers In convention here yester.
day and adjourned: James e. Dillon,
East Tawas, NJ. w. grand master;
James II. Thompson, Lansing, deputy
grand master; Francis ID. Clarke,
Flint, senior grand warden; William
Wente, Manistee, grand treasurer;
Lou B. winsor, p. @. NJ, Reed City,
grand secretary; Frank o. Gilbert, p.
q. NJ, Detroit. grand lecturer; vii.
liam II. Gallagher, Saginaw, grand
chaplain; William NJ. Perrett, Detroit.
junior grand warden; George l.. Lusk,
Bay City, senior grand deacon: Johp
II. Hawks, Lansing. junior deacon
Louis II. Fead, Newberry, grand mar
shall; James F. McGregor, Detroit,
grand tiler.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-25
BATTLEsHIP is LAUNCHED.
Wyoming VIII Be Equal In Power TIC
Any WarshIp In World.

PHILADELPHIA. May 25.-Com-
pleting a squadron Of six new Ameri-
can dreadnaughts. which are mightier
In lighting ability than the whole OF
the United States navy was at the
close of the Spanish war. tho battle
ship Wyoming was launched at tho
Cramps shipyard at noon today.
Miss Dorothy Knight. daughter OF
former Supreme Court Justice Knight,
OF Wyoming. broke bottle OF cham
payne against the bow of the vessel,
as she christened her. Among those
participating in the ceremony were
Admiral Richard M. Watt. Gov. Carey
and Mayor and Mrs. Reyburn.
When the Wyoming gets her full
equipment Of armor plate and arma-
ment, she will not be surpassed In
power by any ship In the world. The
length Is $50 feet; breadth at water
lire. 80 feet; displacement. $4,000
tons; speed. 201a knots: coal capacity,
$500 tons, and complement, "a off,
GERS and 1000 men. There are oil
burners for use in case OF emergency.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-25
NEW YORK COTTON.
u. S. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. May 25.-Flour: Quiet
and steady. Pork: Firm; mess, SITE
ss.,SGss5' sugar: Raw. steady ds1 s csn.
trifugal. 90 test. $3.50: muscovado, SO
test, sss6; refined steady. cut loaf
$50: crushed, $3.50; powdered, So;
on spot, 12Gi2hc Tallow: Firm;
city. 15-lsc; country. 81 @shc, Hay:
Firm; prime. $3.50; No. 3. s1.10@l.15:
quiet: turkeys. 1sQ23c: chickens. 40
1shc; fowls. so hc: ducks. so loo.
Live poultry: Fairly active: geese, Sc,
12c: roosters, Sc. Cheese: Steady de-
mand moderate; specials. SONY G.;
skins. common to specials. 5000; full
skins. 2@2hc.
Butter: Higher; receipts. 1860
creamery extra, 22c: state dairy tubs.
$50 22c. Eggs: Firm; receipts. 3l.Z14:
nearby white fancy. 1S02lc; nearby
mixed fancy. l74lShc; fresh hrstS, III
a. 20c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-25
steel War On in Earnest.

NEW YORK, May 25.-The war in
the steel trade Is on In earnest today.
The Carnegie Steel Co.. subsidiary
OF the steel trust. announced that ii
has met the cut made yesterday by
the Republic Iron & Steel Co. on steel
bars. and Is today accepting orders
at $1.25. Pittsburg. All OF the other
independent companies are expected
to take similar action. Experts point
out that for some time past, despite
the existing gentlemen's agreement"
to maintain prices. number OF CON-
panies have been shading quotations
to get orders.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-25
MINING HEARING CONTINUES.
Attorney For Calumet & HecIa oecu
pies Morning Session.

LANSING, Mich, May 25.-Allen K.
Rees, legal representative OF the Caiu-
met & Hecla, consumed all the time
during the morning session of the
case of Charles NJ. Turner against the
majority stockholders Of the Calumet
& Hecla and the Osceola mining COM
shafts and the richest deposits OF ore.
He declared that there are years OF
yield ahead II consolidation which
would reduce the expense Of opera
tlcn could be brought about. II Is
hardly probable that the case win
be completed before Friday night. No
decision has been made by the court
as to the question OF Jurisdiction.