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FOURTH YEAR.
MliDFORD, OUJSUON, KRIDAY, NOVEMBER 39, 3909.
No. 209.
BANK DEPOSITS SHOW NEARLY
ClirS PROGRESS
REFLECTED 8Y
LOCAL BANKS
Diirlnn Eleven Months Banks Have
Gained $163,021 In Deposits
Has Been Marvelous
Growth.
4-
Bank Doposits.
December, IflOA. - HOIVWH
December, J 1)0(1. . . 72(1,1171
December. 11107... l.OHI.IIUI
n.inmnl.fir InnH... 1 9Ti.i
November, HKIll. . . 1 ,7 1 7,5 1 0
4 4
4 4-44 4 4 444 44444444
Four hiiiiilniil ami Mxlv-llirec
thou-mml anil (vvt'iil,votii) dollars has
been llio gain made by loiuil hanking
'institutions in eleven months -nearly
half a million of dollar. Such n
growth Ih shown by tint Ht at imnt h
of tho banks iih culled for at llio
close of business, Novombor 10.
In no other way in lh growth of
tin ttity tuMr reflected. , Since 1005,
or in four years, deposits hnvo in
creased from .10!l,jt)rt to $1,717,5111,
or ovor a million f duMars. Dur
ing tin niHt yH( tlui growth bus
been far tnoro rapiil, for nearly uk
great pain has heiyi made the pant
yonr as during tho preceding throo.
All of tho banks' ntntomontn show
gratifying growth. No doubt hut that
deoHitH will iucronso na rapidly or
mom ho in tho future
STILL SEARCHING FOR
JOHN JACOB ASTOR'S YACHT
(United Press leaned Wire.)
NKW YORK, Nov. 11). Search is
being continued today for the Nonr
mnhal, Colonel, John .Jnenb Antor'tt
palatial yaeht, from which no word
Iiiik lieen received since November 10.
Colonol AHtor nud his hod, Yinuuut,
urn ahourd the vessel.
A number of yaeht onlls are being
scut out from various wirolons sta
tions in an effore to loci'." " v
sol. Although the Nnurnmhul w in
tho wnko of tho Htorm whieh swept
the West Indie on November 10 it
h helieved that hIio wonthored the
storm nud in now riding wifely in
sumo oliMiure cove.
"CYCLONE" THOMPSON TO
MEET BATTLING NELSON
(United Press t.fiiHfil Wirt.)
AURORA, III.. Nov. 111. "Cy
clone" Johnny Thompson, who re
cently put up a whirlwind exhibition
with Pnokoy MoFurhiud, today ac
cepted mi offer from . "Sunshine"
lini ('off roth for a mulch with Hut
ilirvr Nelson, the lightweight chum
)iou. The argument is to he decided
in San Francisco some time in .Inly.
Thoinp-'ou received a letter yester
day from Nelson in whieh the hitler
expressed n willingness to honk up
with Johnny,
Thompson today wired his accept
ance) of Coffrolh'ri offer.
DARES TO PROCLAIM HIS
CANDIDACY IN MEXICO
(tJnltoit Pres.'i Leased Who,)
MEXICO CITY, Mox., Nov. 10. -Flaming
posters unnoiiucing the can
didacy of Iferiderto Harron for tho
presidency of Mexico, were discover
ed posted everywhere in tho oity to
dny. It is impossible to learn where
the posters wore printed and who
posted them,
llarron is now in self-oxilo in New
Vnjlf. where he denounced President
I)in' govormnont as an uutooraoy.
Friends of llarron doolnrod today
(lint he will obtain tho pardon of the
government for donounoiiiL tho Din
administration, return to Mexico nud
make a oampnign for tho offioo hold
bj Prosldont Porfiorlo Diaz.
HALF MILLION
MKDI'Oltl) UAXMXO INKTirrriO
snow .marvp xn axi.vs mad:;
SEATTLE CUT OFF
FROM WORLD BY
TERRIFIC GALE
Plato Glass Windows Shattered, Peo
ple Injured, In Gale Which
Reached Velocity of 56
Miles an Hour.
(United Press Loaned Wire.)
SEATTLE, Wash., Nov. 10. Tho
torrifio gnlo which yusterday after
noon and last night swept over Scat
tie, doing much dntnugo nud plueiug
pedestrians in puril of their lives,
lias abated this morning, leaving in
its wake miles of prostrated tele
graph and telephone wires. Commu
nication of every kind si cut off to
northern points today and wires to
Portland and the east were unread
able and slow. Tim wind, which
reached u maximum velocity of fill
milos nn hour, ripped signs from
their fastenings, blew plate glass win
dows into the street, tangled power
wires and set adrift dnxens of hoine
boats on Luke Washington, to Mho
imminent danger of ihe occupant.
Many I uuehes were smashed against
the piling on the water front or set
adrift and business was interfered
with and in many eases rendered
hazardous. ,,
Several peivons were slightly in
jurcd by flying iuiMlos, but no one
was killed.
Man Fatally Injured.
(United li khn Leased Wlro.)
IIOQUIAM, Wash., Nov. 11).--Damage
to the extent n)' thousands
of dollars was done by Ihe fierce
southwest gale thai swept dray's
Harbor yesterday and last night, Ihe
wind attained a velocity of from 7.r
to 00 miles an hour at times, and
its a rosult nearly every wooden
structure in the city suffered more
or less. Tho rainfall during the
night was unprecedented.
John C, Lane, blacksmith at tho
13. K. wood mill, was fatally injured
wnon a wall of tho shop on which was
hung old iron, horseshoes, etc., fell,
burying him beneath the debris,
MAN FOUND ON FLAT CAR
WITH BULLET IN HEART
(United rrefm Leaned Wlro.)
T A COMA. Wash., Nov. 11). With
a bullet hole through his heart, tho
body of nn unknown man, supposed
to havo como to Tacoma Irom Port
land, wan found on n flat car of a
Northern Pacific way freight at
Mocker Junction, near Puyullup,
Wash., lust ovoning, and tho author
ities avo today investigating the case
to determine, if possihlo, whether (he
dead muu was tho victim of n foul
murdor or ended his lifo by his own
hand,
GROWTH
XK WHOSB RKChST IMPORTS
IN HANKING DEPOSITS.
HHHMHHH9H1
ZELAYA DELAAS
HIS ANSWER TO
UNITED STATES
Fresh Outbreak of Terror in Nica
ragua Is Momentarily Expected
Department Demands an
Explanation.
(United I'roas Leased Wire.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, Nov. 19.
No word has yot been received from
President Zelaya of Nienragua in
connection with the executions of the
two Americans, Leroy Cannon and
Leonard Grace, yesterday, in reply
to the state department's peremptory
demand for an explanation.
It is momentarily expected that
news of a fresh outbreak of the reign
of terror in Nicaragua, worse than
tho one now prevailing, will he re
ceived.
According to the reports cominj;
from the so-called republic, medieval
tortures niul horrible cruelties are
daily occurrences in tho towns over
which Zelaya and hi troops still hold
May.
It is believed here that Zelaya will
make one lust desperate struggle
against provisional President Kn
traila, following tho receipt of tho
news there that tho United States
go eminent practically has recog
nized the government set up by the
revolutionists.
HMWIKM), Nicaraguu, Nov. 10.
A courier arrived today from the
interior ami confirms tho news that
tho two Americans, Leonard Grace
and Leroy Cannon were executed at
tho order of President Zelaya.
Groat oxeitoment prevails follow
ing tho announcement that tho Unit
ed States has practically taken sides
with the revolutionists under Estrada
and domnnded an explanation from
Zolaya.
Tho arrival of tho American crui
ser Vioksburg and the gunboat Des
Moinos in Nicaraguan waters is ex
peotod to havo great effect on tho
situation. '
Tho courior who roaohod hqro was
able moroly to confirm thut tho two
i - . i . . m
AinorioanH wero pm. to ueatii ami
could give no details as to tho man-1
nor of tho oxeoution or tho chnrges
ngainst thorn.
The telegraph Hues to tho interior
nro down nnd mnny mossagos havo
been intercepted.
Mrs. P. IT. Grooo of llomofitend,
Tox., tologrnphed to tho state depart
ment today saying thnt Leonnrd
Groeo, who waa oxooutqd in Nica
ragua yostordny, was hor sou. Sho
askod for furthor particulars re
garding tho mattor. v
l.oroy Cannon, who was also ox
oeulod by Prosidont Zelaya, was n
IN YEAR
NEARLY
SEASON
OWING 10 RAIN
Plant Closed Down H Is Feared
Roadbed Will Get Too Soft
- to Lay the Prepara
! - tlon.
Unless the weather improves with
in the next few days, and it givss
little promise of so doing, tho War
ren Construction company will ho
forced to discontinue navintr opera
tions on West Seventh. Tho rninfall
has not been heavy, but the streets
have not had a chance to drv out nnd
it now seems thnt winter rains have
et in with no intention of stopping.
llio puvini: plant has niraio been
closed down, the men boinu unnble
to work in the steady rain. If it
clears up mhiii operations may bo re
Miinod, but it is believed that paving
tor tins season is nearly over.
WHEAT OPENED WITH
BULLISH TENDENCY
f United PreitH Leased Wire )
CHICAGO. Nov. 19. AVIioat open
ed with tho boat of Intentions toward
tho bull side, all options being 1-S
cenj hlghor. Closing howovor, was
mixed with December t-2 ndvnncod,
May unolmngod nnd July l-S cent
lower than ycatorday.
Foreigners woro buyors of whoat
today and nt Liverpool, there was nn
opening advance of 3-8 ponco and
a closing of 3-8 to 1-2 ponco higher
than yostordny,
MIHora romnln very heavy buyors
of whoat at primary points, although
to sonio extent the cash promlum
shows signs of casing. Minneapolis
reported cash wheat steady. A
statomont from thoro says thnt G7,
000 barrels of flour and 72 cars of
wheat woro shipped out.
FEDERATION FAVORS
OLD AGE PENSIONS
. (United Press Leased Wire.)
TOHONTO, Out., Nov. 10. The
resolutions conunittoo of tho Ameri
can Pedorntion of Labor will roporl
in favor 'of, old ngo ponsions boing
maiutainod by a natinnl tax, and it is
believed that tho convention will
udltpt tho report.
Mnny of tho dolegatos aro leaving
today for thoir homes.
N. S. Dennott of the P.deu Vnlloy
nursory, is unloading n carload of
nursery slock, which ha roooivod
from the Milton nursory.
nnliyo of ITnrrifbur8 Pa., and tho
son of Dnniel K, Cnnnon, It is ro
portod that ho is a distant volntivo
F Sjionkor Cannon.
PAVING
OVER FOR
UGAR TRUST
SCANDAL
BARED
Reported That Taft Administration
Is to Carry Out Vork Stated
by Roosevelt During
His Term.
TEDDY'S INFLUENCE STILL
KEEPS UP PROSECUTION
For First Time, History of the In
side Workings of ' Fight Are
Given to the Public.
Following a resumption of
f tho main points of Interest -f
f In tho first Inside Btory of tho 4-
f great sugar trust fraud aglta-
tlon.
4- The Itoosovelt admlnlstra-
tlon unearothed tho frauds
and tho Taft administration
f Is completing prosecution.
Undor President Roosevelt
-f tho largest rebato flno In tho
4- history of law was collected. 4-4-
Tho sugar trust revelations 4-
4- nro responsible for tho law 4-4-
restoring tho prlosn penalty. 4-4-
The figures of William Loeb 4-
4- ns colelttor of tho port of 4-
4- New York show that every 4-
4- cent possible recovered for 4-
4- the weighing fraud. 4-
4- The Taft administration la .
4- forcing criminal prosecutlpn 4-
4- in a manner pleasing to 4-
4- Rooseveltians.
4- Former Attorney General 4-
4- Bonaparto'a refusal to tako -f
4- up tho Earlo caso was duo to 4-
4- his unwillingness to uso tho 4-
4- government machinery in aid 4-
4- of prlvato suits. 4-
4-
4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-
(United Press Leased Wire.)
NEW YORK, Nov. 10. For tho
first tlmo .slnc-j tho gigantic frauds
boenmo tho foremost topic In tho
business avil political world, It Is
today possible to glvo tho lnsldo
story of tho sugar trust prosecution
tut soon from ttie viewpoint of both
tho Tnft and Roosevelt ndmlnl3tra
tlons. From : jiromlnent official of
the present admtnlstrntlon. and who
wns equally as prominent In tho pro
ceeding administration, tho United
Press today obtained a statomont
which was ca-.efully reviowed and
approved bo. h by tho official making
tho statement and a second man
equally promiaont in both rdminls
trntlons who endorsed its every fea
ture. Tho statement follows:
"Tho ovldonco being published ns
an attack ou tho Roosevelt adminis
tration, Is in fact, ovidenco that
Roosovolfs administration gathered
to defeat thn fraud.
"Tho Roosovolt administration un-j
earthed tho frauds nnd started tho
prosecutions nnd tho Taft adminis
tration la continuing tho prosecu
tions, applying such administrative
measures as necceBary to prevent a
ropotltlon of tho frauds.
"Tho dlfforent prosocutlono nglnst
tho sugar trust may bo divided Into
threo heads and taken In chorono
loglcal ordor nro:
"First: Tho prosecution for re
ceiving robatcs. Second: Tho
wolghlng frauds. Third: Tho Earl
case.
"Thoso ccsos woro begun by tho
Roosovolt administration noarly four
years ago when Ilonry L. Stlmson
was nppolntod fcdoral attornoy for
tho southoru district of Now York
with special roforonco to tho prose
cutions of thosQ offonccs.
"Tho rosult was that In sovon
months tho sugar trust hnd boon
convicted and mado to pay ovor four
times as much as any robnto flno
ovor boforo collected undor i robnto
law.
(Continued on Pogq, Five.)'
LOCAL CAR
EXPECTED
TO WIN
Tronson Wired Last Evening His
Chances Are Splendid to Take "
First Prize Awards Being
Made This Afternoon. ,
TWENTY BOXES BEST APPLES
GOING EAST TO PRESIDENT
Attendance Today at National Apple
Show Breaks All Records
Several Special Trains. k 4
f 4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4
4- 4-4-
SPOKANE, Nov. 19. My 4-'
4- plate of Nowtowus awarded 4-4-
second prlzo today. Forty- 4-
4- three competition. Thron-
4- son's chances good for first on
4- Spltzenburgs. Roguo River 4-4-
growers will make a good 4-4-
showing against any of tho 4-4-
valleys represented. 4-,
4- Signed
4- Signed J. A. WESTE RLUND. 4-4-
4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4
SPOKANE, Nov. 19. Twenty box
es of tho finest apples on display at
tho apple show will bo shipped to
President Taft at Washington Sun
Thanksglr day to grace the Whit House,
Thanksgiving board. Tho attend
ance at the show today broko oil re
cords. Sovcral special parties from
northwest cities arrived today to vis
It tho show.
Tho Judges aro thl3 afternoon
awarding prizes to tho winning ex
hibits. It is believed that Roguo
River will carry off tho cream of the
prizes.
The warda at tho Spokane Apple
Show are being mado today and fruit
growers aro on tho qulvlve for nows
concerning tho results.
The reports concerning changes la
tho rules of scoring causing the
Hood Rlrer exhibitors to drop out
havo created & great deal of discus
sion among local orchardmen but tho
nbsenco of word confirming theso
rumors from thoso In charge of tho
two cars from Jackson county, cre
ates a gonernl belief heor thnt the
report was an error.
This morning John D. 01wo.ll ro
colvod tho following tolspgram from
II. B. Tronson, dnted Thursday:
"Chances Al for first prizes. Hope
to havo award tomorrow. Will wire.
(Signed) H. B. Tronson."
READING RAILWAY MAKES
ADVANCE ON MARKET
(United Press Leased Wlro.)
X;W YORK, Nov. 10. Reading
railwnj shares formed the basis for
n substantial advance in the stock
market, the common rising 4f-8.
points amid great oxeitoment ,nml
short covering. According to semi
official information tho Rending is
enjoying considerable prosperity.
Shorts caused an ndvauco of 1 1-8
points in American Sugar , common
during tho day, although tho movo
mout of those slinros was rather lim
ited. Good earnings statement had most
to do with an ndvauco of u liko
amount in Brooklyn It lipid Transit
shares.
NO MORE FOOTBALL
FOR GOTHAM SCHOOLBOYS
(United Press Leased Wlro.)
NEW YORK, Nov. 10. It wns
learned todn.V' that tho Now York
public school board has deoidod to
abolish football in tho public schools
of this oity.
Tho announcement did not stnto
whon tho ban will hocomo offoativo.
W, S.-Bridges ofTortlnud 13 rog
Isiorpd at tho Nash.
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