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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-25
Meeting Elks Buffalo. \, y. in Jul,

The Seaboard announces if there ar
a sufficient number to justify IT, the,
Will arrange to operate special Pull
man Sleeping Car to run from Raleigl
through to Buffalo TO accommodate
the Elks from Wilmington Charlotte
Durham and Raleigh, to attend tn
meeting Of the Grand Lodge, which
vii lbe held in Buffalo July 10th-15th
Rate from Raleigh. all rail. rount
trip s20.50; via Norfolk end Bay Line
S19.45; Wilmington, all rail, $23,95
Bay Line from Wilmington, $21.65
Durham, s1945; Charlotte, $23.95
Tickets vii lbe sold July 8th-9th anc
10th, with final limit to leave Buffalo
July the 18th, bat tickets can be ex.
tended until August 4th, upon pay
ment of fee of 800.
Pullman rate from Raleigh to Buff
falo, $3.50. Durham, $3.50; Charlotte
$500. and Wilmington, $500.
Those desiring to attend will pleas,
notify the undersigned, so that 1T car
be determined if sufficient number vii
go to Justify operation Of special Pull
man. c. III. = ATTIS, r. p. a,
Raleigh, ". G.
H. A. MORSON.
C. T.. & r. A.
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sale of House ana Lot in Apex.

BY virtue Of decree Of the STU
perior Court of Wake county. in the
special proceedings entitled l.. S.
olive. r. j. Olive and w. W. Olive VI.
Tyson Terry. I will on Monday. the
5rd day Of July. 1906. at the county
court house door I'm the city of RAJ
Ugh. at the hour Of IL O'Clock m.
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash that house and lot
situate IN the town Of Apex ". G..
known as the j. w Terry place. said
lot adjoins the lands Of G. T. Hudson.
Dr. J. r. Rogers formerly J w r.
Rogers) and l.. S. and w. w. Olive
formerly Mrs. Laura Jones) and is
bounded as follows. viz:
Beginning at stake on the west
side of Salem street. corner Of L. s..
p. J and w w. Olive formerly Mrs.
Laura JonesJ and runs north 81 IL
iegrees west 200 feet to stake. said
Olives formerly Mrs. Jones'J corner
thence north q IL degrees east 60
feet 30 q stake: thence south 81 IL
degrees east 200 feet to a stake on the
west side Of Salem street. thence with
said Salem street south p IL degrees
West so feet to the beginning, con
tanning Il, 700 square feet
r. E. NORRIS.
Commissioner.
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Notice!

Sealed proposals ror wood and coal
will be received by Deaf Dumb ana
Blind Institution for 100 cords Of
split and quartered dry pine wood :
feet long, straight and not having
been split more than or 8 months
prior 10 this date. to be placed on
the yards of white and colored inst
tutions In quantities as directed by
steward not later than Oct l. 1906.
Also GOO tons of steam heating coal
run Of the mine. and 100 tons Of IN
thracite egg coal to be delivered on or
before the date named, and In guam
titles as may be directed by steward.
Bids will he received until July g. / 05.
and the right to reject any or all bids
will be reserved. The wood to br
placed i'm shape for measurement
w. II. RAND.
Steward.
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For Murder of step-Father.

Salisbury, June 24.-Constabe r /.
Gather of C.evelaud, has brouglS ri
more Phillips and clyde Lewis. botH
negroes, to Salisbury and placed then
in Jail. one is II and the other (
years Of age. They are charged Win
the murder of VIII McKathan, thcu
step father. Both youths admit ha1
ing had something to do with tn,
murder They tied the horse to fh
old mans feet and dragged him Oft X
the thicket. They deny shooting hiW
and implicate June Phifer, anotho,
young negro. Phifcr has been ar.
rested and brought here to await q
preliminary hearing. The trouble was
over a woman, and McKathan's wife
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Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals viii be received AZ
he Office Of WIN. r. Ruffin. secretary
Of the board Of graded school trustees
II LouIsburg. iii T.0ulsburg, ~. O., for
The erection and completion Of a brick
graded school building. according 20
plans Of Wheeler. PGnge Il Dfcksy.
architects. until July 5th. 1908. 1t II
O'Clock m The right TO reject any
and all bids IS reserved. Plans a13
specI6catious can be seen At the Office
II WIN H FSuffn, ln LoGisburg. -. O.
I'd in the Office Of Wheeler. Rgnge
p Dickeys architects. fn Charlotte.
Y. c.
P ~. ECEPTOS1. On M
WI H RTFFTN. See.
Board Trustees. etc.
June Z4. 1865
s-z4-Tw
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weely Bank Statement.
tBv the Associated Press.l

New York June s4.-The state
5ue0t NJ averages OF the clearing
house banks az this city for the week
shows. leans S1.IesSts. To0. decrease
$s,e4S.3ae. Deposits SI.14s.Ts@ s0e.
increase SS.5oS. Zoe. Circulation S4S. :
NSe.T9e. increase S7nITe
Legal tenders SST.4sS.Soe. increase
S1.eoe aAa Sreete Se14 SIS. sec In
crease sSs13. SOC Reserve SSaf 20 :
$50 increase ss,st3s sa0 Reserve re-
0ugvemeats SsS6. SIS 3aS. increase 81 :
SST.asS Surplus S1s.es9.6TS. increase
SF,SSS.I5S- Ex-U, : deposits SIS.s55-
ses. increase sSTss.4sS
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stock end Rnn.Is.

New YorE. June ss.--T here was a
luIl today in the activity of the on
erauons for an advance su prices Of
socks which have been carried or
through the week and the two hours
session Of the Stock Exchange was
rather quiet A disposition was shown
to reduce commitments in the market
in view Of the sunday interval and the
possibility Of unexpected developments
during the Suspension of business
me clouds or the Euroresn political
3loriEoa acceutuated this te1dencT
The wheat and cotton markets show
ed a yielding tendency THIS pros
peets 81 clearing and warmer weather
IN the wheat belt were regarded with
saF1sfectjou. but the commodities mar
kers also were aFfs-tGd By speculative
realizing incident . the closing OF The
week The bank statement revealed =
bsnfshnlent ~ reserves much larger
than was anticipated. tha increase IN
cash averages reaching $3.50. geo. At
TIRE same rtrne q 1@ee eco loan con-
sracuou caeTatesf C relieve the reserve
requirement III proportion The net
rsssGae was 60 more than double the
sgfrp tuss bringing i up 90 St5.es4 6l5
TIC ErowTug ease u the money mar
Sss during the wax Uss elus sX-
planned
TcsAT SALES S51sa sha1 7cr-fFus
ANAL Sazsaazs5 Copper is
TaoTs Il 0hEa see C
E-au5Svfss & Nashville
& Western 1S8@ Penn
zoe Reading SF1
WAY S-Seas d rrsEsrvs
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Notice Is hereby given that the
atnershtp lately subsistng between
J.. c. Weathers and w. r. Utley. of
Raleigh, Wake County, N. c.. under
the fir mname OF Weathers q Utley,
md doing business at Nos II. 10 and
8 Hargett street was dissolved on
the 10th day OF June, 1905, by mutual
consent w. T. Utley retiring partner,
having sold his interest in and to said
partnership, to l.. G. Weathers who
viii continue the business under the
lame Of l.. &. Weathers. successor to
Veathers & Utley. All debts due the
aid partnership. and those due by
hem, VIII be settled with and by the
emaining partner, l.. G. Weathers.
l.. c. WEATHERS.
Raleigh, n. c., June 10. 1906.
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WHEAT SENT DOWN
BY SUMMER DAYS
Forecast of These Causes
Profit Taking.
JULY LOSES HEAVILY
Ore and an Eighth 10 0neT and q
Quarter. Cotton Opens Up On High
CIR Cables, But The Finish is
About at Previous Nights
Figures.
- the Associated press.l

New York. June Z4.-T'he cotton
market opened firm at an advance oi
"a points in response to higher
cables than expected. some demand
through commission houses and a lit
tie bull support. Trading later. how
ever was very quiet, with smaller
longs taking profits and some of the
local professional ceiling on continued
good weather and improving crop az.
counts. and the market by the middle
Of the morning broke to about last
nights figures.
Receipts of cotton at the ports today
we're ] OPS bales, against 10.fS2 last
week and 1854 last year. For the
week estimated. 10000 bales, against
1851 last week and ,430 last year
Today's receipts at New Orleans 2,3fs
bales, against 2,401 last year and al
Houston 1929 bales. against les last
year.
Now York June 2i-Cotton spot quiet
-. points higher, middling uplands $50, nii
uung gulf, . % =. sales futurss opened
firm and g.osed steady.
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Casn nuolatlons were as follows !:


Flour barely steady; winter patent L0l6
4 20. Htrnghts 4.BJd9I.lO. spring pat
ents i.7O@b.7O. straights S.75 $500. bs
No. lOOGl0s No. red, l05 6i0J. corn No. 2
No. white 3.40}3, No. white 3lHG3519
fair TO choice mating 46G4s, fax seed No.
%. No northwestern lib, prime tlmoth '
seed 500 mess pork per Dbl. i155Gl2, 80
LARD per lOOb 79017.2l, short ribs side,
(Ioosej 6j0370 dry sailed sholdcrs boxed
~ short clear sides (boxed) 7.oU@7o2
whiskey basis of high wines LIZ, clover con
tract grade iS.2).
New York Provisions.
New YORK. June n, Flour dull winter
patc-ts a4.900n5.2o. Minnesota patents 5.5Og6 "a
dJbakers. S}.1p6o.I p. stralghts 52115.o0
Rye flour steady, fair 10 good 4.?6G4.90
choice TO fancy 4.6OtG4.90
Buckwheat -four nominal at 20092l0
Corn meal arm, yellow coarse iOsSlO.
kiln dried 2.7o02.U.
Rye nom No. western. 20.
Barley dull, feeding Az, mailing 65@6o
Wheat irreg No: 2 o, red; ioSS1, May -
Corn firm No. 2 o0M July 53M.
Oats steady, mixed 3oDs5X@36, Sept.
Beef ste dy family l3oO9 400, packet ll.o1
beef hams 2l00n22.oO.
Cut meats firm, picked bellies SOLO
picked shoulders5l&@6, picked hams 1917
Lard quiet, western steamed 10. Now.
No. nom. refined steady, continent I.'o
compound 5360oN.
Pork steady, family I9.CO@l5.5O. short clear
i32i0ol5 IS. mess l3.3T(91S7j.
Tallow steady (s2 per pkg, IA. country
do I1a0...
Rosin quiet, strained common to good
9.;r6p3.7 Is.
Turpentine steady, 63@%.
Rice srm, dom, site fair To extra 3h9a@
Japan nom.
Molasses steady. New Orleans open kettle
good To choice I9'n35
Coffee SPOT Rio steady, No. Invoice Tll-i6
m'ldl quiet oordova l06B
sugar raw nrm, fair refining 81, cent
trifugai 30 test "a. molasses sugaf sas
refined steady. coniectoper's A,j.50. mold 4
80, cut loaf OIL +, crushed Sis. powdered D.,
graduated as, oubes $40.
Butter firm, creamery common to extra.
20X state dairy i0l%d2O. western factory ~
Cheese arm, state, full reHm small COZ
ored fancy SNdDh, small white fancy; llA
Eggs weak state and Penn. nearD :
fancy selected white 20G2. Southern l3@li.
Potatoes weak, SO. Rose i.OOai.in state
and western 49,. o., Jersey Sweets 1000; :.
Peanuts. steady, fancy and-plcked oM012,
other domestic dANa1s.
Cabbage weak Southern per bbl., 0.2j606j
Cotton by steam to Liverpool l0Gl3
crude I. o. b. mills 1I%, prime summer yellow
lSk, of summer yellow nominal. prime
white 80 OBI, prime winter yellow SO@ji.
Baltimore Provisions.
Baltimore, June 81. Flour quiet, winter
patents loSoo.35spring patents 5o59o so, extra
I.S5.
Wheat Arm, spot contract s5x9..; SPOT No
lot, western -. July S6Ha asked, southern by
sample oaGS}.
Corn firm, spot and June j0159h, new
Southern white corn 0SG6l
Oats steady, Nc white 500 .....t mixed 1914
e0St.
Rye nominal, No. 2 western 6}t6....
Butter ste ,dy fancy imitation i7@lS, do
creamery Zid -., do ladle 10 Gl7, store packed
pen.6
Eggs irm ;6%.
Cheese arm. large l0X, small 1910, me-
Hum -.
Sugar steady, coarse graduated %. hne 6.bC
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s. A. Stocks and Bonds.
What snake Feed On.


The question Of what snakes feed
on Il growing interesting. 4 gentle
man writing from Barlow, comment
ing upon Judge Hamby's ScTiptuTai
reference about the snake-eating dust
49, that while the old Bible says 10
Adam thou shalt eat bread by the
sweat Of thy face" the New Tesla
n1enr. Matthew, 4th and 4tb says
Man shall not live by bread alore
He adds. Now If Judge Handy
thinks snakes live on dust alone il
this fay and time let him change him
self INTO a toad frog. jump 10 some
suaky place and If snake don
swallow him tosuails and all IN less
than no tire. then III give Up the
question II is NJ to Judge Handy.
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Naval Stores.

Wilmington, June aI-Turpsnupe steady. ST.,
receipts 81 CASKS.
Resin arm. Ks receipts $50 h6ls.
ar nrni, %, receipts $ pbIs.
Crude nrIa, @.-s0sls i.,5. receipts l76 bols.
Charleston. june Il. TuTpaupne steady, -..-
sales 81 casks. Kos;n st.adv.
SavRnarb. June lt-Turpenttue firm. s
receipts leT, sales S0A, exports ot5
kostn -nrm, lie --tpts ], ~, sales "a, *
ports iGeF.
Quote a, y. c. 81 DSS. $3.50. +
; s. $40, III 391. t.SeJ, X Au5, ~
LIa. y / .. MGi6 90. WNIao
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New YoxN. Iune s&.-The drs goads
market Is urors 0uEee than earlier tug.-
faE che week. Prices are SsiI1 vere
Srw anti where tvsrSaetsenS are cot
sa zsagzAate3 il Is usually for batter deiis
erteS shsn would ordinarily ~ az
eepsei. BUYER ara operating farta-
~ aAss9 char usual on account az The
-treus ess15ssFc.sE position,
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New York Money.

New York. June "a p. m.-Mouey on call,
nom. 49,. low =. ruling rate, last loan
-. clio tug -. offered "a; -.., time loaus
was eLSv: 70 osys3, 10 days Sea ....... six E,
months az dl<. prime merc'tile paper IA a.,
sterling Exchange tirm VITA 4ctuaI n.s,aes
TN bankers bills al 49, GiT.N for demand,
md at ls5..ig4s, "a tor NJ dsv Bills; posted
-ates .SSags> commercial bills is56 ~, bar
silver ISL Mexican dollars b1s
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CANCER CURED.

SOUTHERN RY. TRAIN, Ieavinl
Raleigh SAC q. IN. and Durham 81
4. m, arrives Greensboro ~ noon ano
Lynchburg 3;45 y. m; connects Will
=. & o.. leaving Lynchburg t:l0 y. m
laily (wilI wait 80 minutes for condec'
don. IL passengers are reporter( hno
arrives Va. Hot Springs 10 ,, m.
'incinnatt a. M, Chicago go u, IN
t. Louis 6.'S p. m.
Parlor Car Lyn,hhurv to Clifton
Forge.
Pullman Sleg ping Cars, CLIFTON Fors.
Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago auN
81. Louis. connecting az these uitlea ten
IA points In Northwest, West ant
southwest.
$. A. l.. TRAIN, leaving Raleigh
1850 n. m, and Durham zoos a. m
rriv-s Richmond I 55 o. m. and con
itCts with G a o.. leaving Iu.4b g
A.. with Pullman Sleeping Car - Gu.
lnnati and Cincinnati 60 th'cag" an
st Louis.
FOR Rates. Tickets Pullmap Rssci
atoms and detailed Information. go
IS TO your ticket Agent 81 address
-. O. Warthen ID. T.. A.. &, - nv
tichinond. Va
II, w. FCLLBR, q. f. A.
9. y. DOYLE. General MsrGgrt
Feh 10. 1905
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New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans, La, June 24.-Cotton
spot firm sales 80 bales. Quotations
unchanged.
Futures were somewhat excited al
the opening with the active positions
one point lower to five points higher
than yesterdays closing. Liverpool
cables reported that the market there
was favorably affected by bearish coy
ering over Sunday The weather shows
rain in almost every district except
Oklahoma and forecast threatening
with an area of low pressure in the
western portion. In the trading Octo-
Der opened ono point lower at S.Si.
advanced to $50 and finally declined
to $500 S.Si. The market closed
quiet aud unchanged.
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New Orleans. june 81, Cotton futures
Liverpool.

liverpool. June e. 4 y. m.--Cottop spot
mod demand prices points higher.
"a ertcau ,uIddling fair SOS. good mtddIlng
as niddliug Dos. low middlng M good
ordinary III ordinary SO. The safes OF the
cay Ns, palcs of which 200 were for specu
tiou and export and included $40 Amert
,En. Receipts $40, bales, all American
utures opened aud clos, d ste ady.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-25
Among the Railroads.

I'm conversation with Col. sam Webb
sc ,crday he toll rs that ne had re
Gently talked with MI. Tan, ono o.
the parties interested in the Durham
& Charlotte Railroad and ne had sale
that the road would be built To Bur
.ingtou via Sax&pahaw. sure. lie said
that work would begin on this end ol
the line Within shovg time and THAI
the road would be finished inside o.
two years. arlington News,
Let all the business men i'm Silei
CITY and other towns between SANFORD
and Greensboro unite i'm an effort tt
have the Southern Railway put pas
senger coach on the carry mornink
freight train from Sanford to Green's
boro. Also put on mail car aud get
Uncle sam TO give us a morning mail
--SileT City Grit.
The Chicago Railway Age which
takes the side of the railroads against
government control of rates, learns
from Washington that the President
has been unmoved by the railroad
campaign. and that the giving up o.
the extra session is without signia-
cameo in this connection.
The Atlantic Coast Line section
hands, under the supervision of Capt
r. Il. Dempsey, struck for hishel
wages "A few days ago, and failins u
receive the advance, the whole forct
quit work 1t is said that the tive
other railroads entering the city ar,
paying one dollar a day TO section
hands. which is more than the \. c
l.. pays and which caused tho dissatis
faction. -Goldsboro Headlight.
The board of aldermen have grant,
Cd a franchise to the Raleigh aut
Southport Railroad. OF the franchise
granted and the action Of the alder
men. the Fayetteville Observer says
This franchise requires the company
to begin the building and operation
the railroad within two years or forfeit
the franchise; but, for good caus
shown that II has been unable to com
ply herewith, the board Will cXtent
it for another period of two yeaI
Failure 70 build and operate Within
that tine forfeits he right In addi
ton to 81. Gets CTleiuullN asked rot
the company desired Russel stree
also and the c0mmitteU reported Tai
question without prejudice. Afte
some discussion il was agreed that To
Russell street matter be left open uu
til the July meeting, so as to euahl
the aldermen from the second TO as
certain the views of the property oNr
ers on that street"
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Can't Keep Wnllcs Down.

(Wilkesboro Ehronicle)
M Ransom Miller has a chicken
curiosity. IT has three we'll developed
legs and has good use of all three
You cant keep Wilkes down at all,
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decidedly weak market. At the close
wheat for July delivery was off / is
TO l lie Corn is down 1-Sc. Oats
show a loss Of 3-Sc. Provisions are
unchanged 10 Lee. lower.
topentng ,ltiynesl. Closing Lowe a.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-25

Tne annual meeting q me stock
holders Of the North Carolina F.aIl-
road Company viii BE hel1 81 tFe eitg
q Greensboro, y G.. o. JGgv 3. 1868.
=. Il NcLEEN
Secretary and Lrea 1Esr.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-25

1essee Coal. 500: Union Pacific. 41.2Oo:
e. S. Steel. 1900; do preferred. IS
zoe; Virginia-Carolina Chemial pre-
ferTed 400
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RaIeigh Spot Cotton Market.

Receipts yesterday ..........79 bales
Prices yesterday .....S 3-im9 1-Sc.
Receipts year ago yesterday - bale
Prices same date ....t0m1 3-sc.
Receipts this season 49,. 1880 bales
Last year same date Id 1853 bailey
Quotations by grades. strict good
midling, . is cents: good middling,
cents; strict middling. rs cents.
middling. "a cents; tinges and stains
S6rS IL cents.
Other Cotton Markets
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gr@. eCurity Life and Annuity Company
t e"a,sr'' SIOO, 900 90
Old Line, Legal Reserve

INSURANCE COMMISSIONER 90 MORT
OFFICE GREENSBORO. N. o.
addition special line OF poc providing guaranteed ne "
a
policies
not
n addition have
u
FORSTER, II. BATTLE Treasurer
r.. VIcr-Ir O. A
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w DOL

III xou have wool 20 sen for cash,
exchange Tor goods or be manafacs3r-
ed. ship it to Chatham Mfg. Co.
EkIn. n. c. They pay highest mar
ker price ana guarantee satisfaction
Write them f>F terms aE=s samples.
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he COMPANY
nenccd 81
i've tlpnraHt
~
Address promptly q o HANbN. lHeiui n ~,
t.ptrrh 81
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-10
RACES A FIzzLE.
Matinee at Hutchinson Proved a Fake
and Was Called on.

Hutchinson, June 10.-The racing
matinee came to an abrupt end when
the Fair association took the bull by
the horns and declared the meeting off,
and Cancelled all entries for the races
yet to be run. The action was radical,
but the condition justified It. The Fair
association is to be thoroughly COM
mended for pruning out string of
leeches that were into a game to skin
people on the race entertainments.
The races Thursday afternoon were
simply awful Everyone who went out
was disguised and made a vigorous
protest over the actions of the horsemen.
The Fair association was not to blame.
1t was on the part of the horsemen
themselves. The association had ar
ranged for three days of bona fide rae
ing. The prizes were adequate The
horse owners were supposed to have
square intentions in entering Probably
most of them did. There were some
who did not. On them is the odium of
calling off the remaining events.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-10
MAY BE CLYDE MILLER.
Rumor That He win Be Hoch's Pri-
vate Secretary.

It is considered likely by the poll
ticians that O. F. Billings of Marion
will not be private secretary to Gov
ernor Hoch, succeeding T. A. McNeal.
While Governor Hoch had Mr.. Bill
Hngs under consideration, the deal is
now believed to be all off. and Cover
nor Hoch is hunting for another man
for the place.
One of the men whose name is
known to be under consideration is
Clyde Miller of Usage City, who was
active in the boss buster movement.
It is said that political influences are
being brought to bear to bring about
Miller's appointment, while other con-
sideratons of a personal nature might
dictate some other selection. The ap-
pointment of a private secretary is
supposed to be one of the jobs which
the governor is allowed to I'LL on his
own responsibility, the work being of
such a close personal nature. But it
seems that even this little bit OF pat
ronage is so much needed by the poll
ticians that they are trying to decide
who shall be oh osen for the place.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-10
'eTHE KAw" IS OUT TODAY.
AS Good Natured and Original as of
Yore.

Today the second volume of THE
Kaw'' was issued by the students of
Washburn college. It is a book of 12S
pages, handsomely illustrated through
out with half tone cuts and excellent
drawings by the students OF the art
school.
The editors of the book are selected
from the senior and Junior classes.
Their names are as follows: Editors in
chief, Maud Neyhart, '05. and Lucy
Dickinson, '06; associate editors, Helen
Ingham '05, Charlie White '05 Hila
Wood '06, Ray Doane 'o6; business man
ayers, Herman Carkhun '05, EldOn Tice
'o6. The people who have done the art
work for the book are Arthur Mccoy,
David L. Stewart, P. P. F'lenniken, e.
Robert Honska, Nina Marie Stokes,
Mabel Thomas.
The book is dedicated to President
Normal Plass, 'in appreciation of his
great work for Washburn college -
Pictures are printed of the members of
the faculty of the school of liberal arts,
the medical school, and the fine arts
department. In the law department.
Dean Conant's picture is the only one
printed. Pictures of all of the members
of the senior and Junior classes are
printed, also Of all of the big literary
societies and fraternities which abound
at the college. Much attention is de-
voted to athletics.
The usual amount of "roasts" and
good natured fun is included in the
volume, and the whole comprise a book
which all the old students of the col
lege- as we'll as those now attending
school, will like to own.