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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
THE STOCK MARKET
SPECULATIVE ros.T,9S AGAIN DEvEr,-
Deep threads Made Into Some of the Favor ites, and Prices Yield Easily All
 Through the I.lrt--Largo
 selling Orders.

New York. Feb. 3.--The speculative posi- tion in the market developed acute weafneas again today and prices yielded easily ali in the case of some of the speculative favor ties. The nominal motive of the selling was m e % sbs ssrss of ssa N psr, which of negotiations for a settlement between the miners and operators at Indianapolis.
 by priyats sy,Ses fron, na eSsar was lsa accompanied by large selling orders from the Western speculative element The talk ing of steps toward strike in the New York building trades increased the influence of the consideration given to the labor out look The sensitiveness of the market to published reports of the progress making toward the end was proof Of the vulnerable position of the speculation due to the satis- lowing the sharp reaction of the early part Of the week. The weak bank returns also we-r foreseen and an element in the weak return was not just what was expected. but the expansion of the loan item by $Ie.2b1, 800 in. the face of the very large liquidation sup ket was disappointment The net result was to decrease the surplus reserve item by ss,ofz 22S. The yielding of foreign ex- change rates and . rise In sterling exchange at Paris carried conditions away from the gold export point The adoption of meas ure by the French deputies authorizing an increase in the note circulation of the Banks
 of Franee has bearing on the outlook for the movement of gold.
 The Bank of France has refrained from offering inducements for securing gold In the recent past. owing to the fact that the authorized limits of note circulation had
 sSep resehed ieaSlns a II no adyaptags Th iron iron some rallies from the lowest prices of the day but the closing tone was unsteady and showed some important losses for the day. Total sales7of bonds. par value, Sl,b05,Ooo. NEW YORK STOCK LAST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04

have been received here caused unusual ass ,a
 ivity and strength in the whes. san Msy sieliv-
 day. At the close wheat a. np uor n es &c Oats
 showed a gain of isc. Provisions were
 strenTth in the market developed toward
 the end of the first hour, Al anesrhst ane rh
 mediate opening. the market was. was somsI shsds to
 X6nc lower at s4ikc Factors oontriont- ing to the easier tone were liberal sn,pmen,ts
 tep tegr Syheat beit of the United states As the
 session advanced trading insresseSa S eash ,n in
 ue: tepe:,s sn9su SuyiSS freeIy' The selling was
 chiefly ehiefiy by Si iongs Responding to the ,,,, in-
 creased demand prices advance, o,vsS ssa1pa fpo1n Kansas City to the effect that the crop in in Burton County. kas had been dsmasser @nasser i1 the last month Other reports Of damage
 came from Missouri and southern niilnSls. as,s,. An official forecast of much colder weather tomorrow and a report of a blizzard In North Dakota which might temporarily cheek the
 ntN ot bn srain shofts The market closed
 strong with prices at the ;o nisnes av RV'as we're
 Despite heavy primary receipts u the o, corn ssa
 market was firm for ,S the @Sas Rorts ., were active buyers and the selling was mainly by. longs. The market cl9sed irm @ whs,, an opened a shade lower to shade higher a. 4sh to 44Ne. sold up to 4tAc and & closed sea cars with sixteen of contract grade.
 Oats had strong undertone based prln- cipaily on the condition of the wheat mar mar ket Early in the day the trading was qul- et but later a good demand developed, May opened unchanged at 30H 430Ae, soia up to 30 0Jsc, and closed at 30& q @SOAc' Local receipts were 1S4 cars. Trading in provisions was excceoingiy act i i've and the market showed unusual strengta | A five to ten cent advance in tne prlce ol l live hogs was the chief cause Of the strong | market, but in addition local packers ano Commission houses were active buyers At I the close May pork was up 32 isc at SlA .6t t2 l Lard was up 71ac at $7:77H. Ribs were 12Mc higher at s7.oO@ST.S2 s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04

considerably colder in New England and sharp temperature falls south to the middle Gulf coast Zero temperatures are. reported this morning from Western New York and New England, and light frost has occurred at Jacksonville and Mobile. Fair weather prevails over most os the country west or the Mississippi, though an area of low ba- rometer of considerable energy moving east ward over Minnesota has caused light snow and brisk winds in Lake districts. and has iIduced higher temperatures from the north slope of the Rockies eastward to the lower Lake region. Conditions favor continued fair weather with slowly rising temperature in this section tonight and Sunday,
 Temperature and precipitation as reported { by the Weather Bureau for selected South vin statiops dn ,ns 24 hours ending e m. February 3. 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to Loveman < Companyi
 3a C0rnfnerpN Street.

By Private Wire to Loveman Co@pany.
 se Commerce Street .
 New Orleans. Feb. 3.--The bullish effect that yesterdays census bureau report might have had on Liverpool was more than oItset nient. 1S which showed ' that spinnsrs takinss for s.ie week had been only 2o6.00o against
 the TssE sit Whe Ssel strieted by an opening decline in our market further decline was established by local bears hafnmertng the market. which sota this level there was some fresh buying on a reported better demand for spots, ana sGsa 9ispa.ehss 1 talI IH of % hesvy buying if that market at around Il cents for May suppos- say sr on n0f as devsossa that Price had eabed
 bullish circular to Liverpool ana snSrss nSs
 sy the nsS y G n
 ,bn1 P Rs sss hsy ssne a high I1.sT. There was a moderate amount or profit taking by scaipers on the long side. but the close was steady, with prices ai.1; ; ehsnseH the haif tG day's yw' trsains. U.his FHs' "
 Spots were officially reported steady and of spots and $50 bales to arrive on the basis of 0Tsc for middling.
 Mir. Price has decided to take the bullish
 side of tho market for 2 turn. His great heavy odds has given him an enormous prestige and with the grest power that he wtelds, he could turn tho ,specuiatiNe tile III favor of the market. which Is certainly in a splendid technical position for an ad- vance. The only thing that would initiate | against the former beaileaders' success on | the long side would be the strong suspicion that exists in. the minds of many operators ! that he is trying to put the rnerket up sim- ply to sell out on little higher level. i MT. Price seldom acts according to gene | rally accepted iGeas. howevor, and he may \ to the end. If New York Dispatches are 10 ! fool the professional element in the market | this time by conducting a real buli campaign | be believed he is already heavily long in the market. and his position in the market may | force him to become an extreme bull Yours truly,
 InVEMAN S co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
MONTGOMERY JRKENT QUOTATIONS

Corrected DaiIy.) Thess prices are at wholesale and not '" stsrohMcorn. s@Ioc; standard goods pearl sIsc; gloss lump. she; n&eksi pack aHSis HRSiisee@Extra fancg. shc; head t@5c; srOk- en, she: Japan Be;
 S;S:.a4F.s s.lda. is y1TslH,:. ss: 50" iO2 NsSi GsSiSKs: choice, iISilSe: fancy. eS IsS
 cracksrs-xxx soda She: XXX Ginger ss.5S; fancy patent ts.2s; haif patent 'Sc1it SGc1rits-Per bbi. s, go; per sack sI.so.
 Meal-6z hc; pearl STAG
 Lsrd-Leaf. 9ke; compound shc: basis ''fas Hsms-po l5G; others 1sK0l4o eoSn n5ail chops o s2ac; corn SSo;' Cat eS1s mixsS S5c; white. 4ec; white clipped. (7c. timothy. sse: Johnson Grass 65e; rust proof oats 55c:: Cotton seed hulls--looss. per ton ss. %, baled s7. .oo; sacks SS.OO: cotton seed meal, NSheess-Fancy. full cream 15o. special 'Isat-Eie bulk. sAs: rib bacon sAG. RSes' sSes ,i,sa: @ .srdin:s A%sEiesa ''; '0sf- oi Sy:sers y r ". 4-Oz. Ssc: 5-Os. soc: fisSii | isii
 ssc5. b:4 ssrr:s case. s's S syrup, Log Cabin. gallons. sI4: eaiions !" s:Ts.arEciranuiated :ST. 5Kc; F. Y. c. AKe.
 Hides-Dry flint 16t dry salted 14c; green 'aIssS IWssSSOiGciear, asc to s4c.
 TTTuit ana Produoe-Red and yellow on ,ors Si oS per bushel; potatoes Wisconsin, stock si GO bu.: Michigan q. co bu; New York Danish cabbage. good keeping, hard head stock. 2e ib.' fancy apples AIS bbi. : russets S5. CO., Florida oranges s2 75 and s2. 10 box: baEas s1 .e5 sacki white peas s225 bu-: onion sets, yellow s2.25 bu; red $2s5 bu.; seed potatoes, early rose. peerless, Si IS bu.: second crop Bliss triumph sI 35 bu.; apple and white wine vinegar 15c gal peanuts Sc lb.: choice peanuts 5c h.: eVap- Grated apples Sc: dried apples. 50 ID. bags, SEc lb.; lemons s3 .75: California prunes S6.SO Size; s0-75, 7%c 7O-SO, 7Ke ib. Salifornia peaches % lb: mixed nuta 25lb' boxes Ishe waInuts l:hc lb.; Tarragona size 10 isc; Spanish onions $1. 75 crate; heavy weight Malaga Eraper S7 keg
 Chickens--Hens s0435e; flyers 25 @3Oc; broI!ers 15920e.
 Turkeys-10G G12hc alive.
 EgRs-1Sc ....
 Sesd-Rye, Sl per bu: wheat 3t 5s; bar ley. $i; crimson clover 12c; alfalfa l5 0 200 per lb. onion sets. white skin $2; pearl $3; blue grass. 1R @lsc per ib
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
MARKET FOR COTTON
DECLINE AT OPENING IN RESPONSE TO
 DISAPPOINTING CABLES
Buying Sets i'm, However. and the Ruling IS iSenerally steady Throughout the Ear Iy Sessi0n--Week End Fig
 ures Bearish.

New York Feb. '3.-The cotton market opened steady at decline of SM le points new crop months in response to disappointing cables and the liquidation of some of yester- days small buyers There was huyipk oL d pretty good character at the decline, how ever and the market ruled generally steady during the early session with pricessduring the middle of the morning about four or five points from the lowest.f The week end fig- ures were bearish. but private cables from Liverpool reported a bullsh interpretation of yesterdays census figures and good tre de demand.
 Receipts at the ports today 17,5s1 bales. against 134s9 last week and l4.e94 last year. For the week, festimated) 1eb.o00 bales, against i24.g47 last week and 9l.142 last year. Today's receipts at New Orleans s,sS6 bales, against 4.031 lasS year and at Houston. f,7s4 bales, against 2,29o last year
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement,

 Galvest5n--Steadys He; net receipts z,.o2; gross receipts 7,s02: sales 2s2: stock l4l.- 0el: shipments to Great Britain 100: to Ffanoe i.sO6; coastwise 2.373.
 New orisans- Steady. 1oAc, net receipts os.s2e: shipments to continent i7.ae3 Mabiis-Quiet. 10Ac; net receipts 254; gross receipts 254: sales 400; stock 4s,sST; Shipments coastwise 106.
 savannah--Quiet, 10 1i-i6c: net receipts 2S26; gross receipts 2,52e; sales 4sa; stock wisa 1.eT3.
 Charieston--ouiet. 10 1i-1se: net receipts 9I; gross receipts a1: stock 34.9 wilmfngton---Nominal; net receipts 14l; gross receipts I4i. sales se; stock IF. .e1s. Norfolk-Steady, He: net receipts sSs shipments ooastwise l,269.
 Baltimore 1l&e; stock l26sl. New York-Steady II A5: gross receipts I.656: stock 207.0sa.
 soston-oulet. II. 4s: net receipts sS: gross receipts 1891 phiiadelphia-steady, TO: stock 2.oSl; shipments to Great Britain 1s4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
Interior Movement. 1 A [.

Heuston--ouiet. 10 1s-tec; net receipts salcs 3fss: stock Se.t2s.
 Aagusta--Quiet. 1lAe; net receipts 3se; gross receipts S6s: Shipments s70; sales ITS: stock Ss,2sS. oo
 Memphis-~Cuiet. lie; net receipts 1,sos ; Eross receipts 2.273; shipments 3,ios; sales 1EQ0 stock l19.s72. ,..
 st Ionis-5uiet ike; net receipts 4s2 arass receipts 2.59a shipments 2,4S2; stock 3c ana.
 ' t-incinnntf-~Nef receipts 455; gross receipts 4s5; shipments Dc; sales 800; stock 15,SeT.
 Jouisviile--FiTm. 11Rc.
 Total today--%et receipts I,3S6; gross Is- csipts I5,s7s; shipments 1s,ll5; sales 4,24Si stock 949.73e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
Total sales for day, 8aa,sOO shares.
NEW YORK BONDS.

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 do srd. Inc ;... '.'. ,S9s4 Chesa. & ohio shs ... ''.. '.''19eSSTl Chiesso. B. q Quincy new 4s -. ... .I0lis Chicago. R, !. & Pacific R. R. Is sIis c. e ca9e SSS's st. Louis gen. Is .... :. ..1o5ts Colorado Industrial 5s. Ser. A .... SS9s coloGsdo Go SSE Midland 4s =. .'. F Colorado Southern As ''.' ''.' ,SS44A eDS Denver rS & Rio Grande Is .:.. .... ..i06l; pistllers Securities ss.... .... S6ia Erie pi prior lien 4s '''' '.'. ''.. ....lSSsa Ss Hooking Valley 4hs .. '' '.'.''iSS% 'Spah do ss and. Series '' .... '.. ..:. ....iSS Japan Alas certificates ..,... 943s LouisS SS < HP NasSv. sSFsT Unified As ..193& M9,aa MsnhattaH TI., songOl gold As ...lsS sSi Minn. & St. Louis 4s ..., .... .. .... 96ia Missouri. Kansas Texas 4s ..1995a National R. R. of Mexico con. As ... s7 N Y. Central gen. Slas .-.. .... '.,9 9Sia Northern Pacific 4s '... .'.. .l05 Norfolk & Western con. As zee. e. Q. ..102ia oregon Short Line rfdg As 971s Penn. cv. 3As '''' '''' '''' ''''II004sst eaI st. Ii s iron iron Mountain con 5s .... ..Iifls st. l.. X S. Francisco fig. 4s S1A St L. S'western con As zee s... Sl F Seaboard Air Line 4s ..ss 9l Southern Pacific As .... 95
 do. 1st. Is certificates 95i+ Texas & Pacific 1sta .... zee. .s.s ..l22%t Toledo, St; L. < Western As '''' '',S4 Union Pacific 4s .'s' 'ss' 's 's'- iO9 4
 do. cv. Is ss's s.'' -4SS ,s U. S. Steel End bs eco s'ss s' ,9SA Wabash 1stS eco ssss ss's44o f4
 do. Deb B,.. ...s'' 's 9 Western Md. 4S ...s ssss 's'' ss's oS 7s wheeling & L. Erie Is zee. 93 Wisconsin Central As .... S6%
 CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
THE LOCAL COTTON
SPOTS AND FUTURES WERE AT UN-
 CHANGED PRICES,
Low Level of Values Indicates That Time VIII Come Soon When the Market
 VIII Bulge.

AAhuMuu& .-..-......a .LuHaC Strict low middIins M. :. :. 10 s-iec LOW mt0ounE ..AV1SS
 Spot cotton in Montgomery was unchang- ed yesterday and futures although active aud lower in the early session closed at about unchanged prices
 The reduction Of values to around II cents has created interest in cotton and the pup lie appears to be inclined to support the market on the lower lexel
 The large sales at Liverpool show that spinners are taking time by tho forelock and are stocking up in order to provide TOT their wants of the future. The small spin- ners' takings of the past week. 2e1,0oo hdles against 402 GOO for the corresponding wee of one year ago. are not to be construed as an indication that trade accounts are beceIn- ing less favorable. As a matter or taet, business with spinners the world ave. mas mas never been better. and the iecline ot one cent In raw cotton has made ther pfoiit all the larger since there has been no re- ciuction in the value of manufactured 6cedss the demand for which continues to aosorb the output of the mills Just as fast as It IS placed on the market. and at prices Inucn higher than one year ago when con sumption WAS the largest on record.
 ff holders stand true to their coiors they ought to win There is nc douht of the short crop and failure can come cniy through the producers themselyes.
 There is nothing new in the local sttua- tien. Traders are awaiting developments
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
,,rvv f,ETrANs COTTON.

New orleans. Feb. S.--SDet cotton steady demand and supply light. Sales l,45o bales, including $50 to arrive Quotations un- changed; middiing 10Tsc
 The future market was feverish and unset tied, opening about IT points lower than last evenings finals. \ steady buying movement was inauEurated soon after the opening and prices gradually improved with light fluctuations to the end of the short Saturdays session. Market closed tirnl and unchanged to ono point higher.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
T.taI Movement.

Tstal today at all ports. net 17,5si: ship ments to Great Britain 264; to France f.so6; fo continent is,s7S; stock fSg433.
 Consolidated at all ports. net l1,5Sl; snip ments to Great Britain 264; to France l.seo; to continent is.eTG.
 Total since Sept. lst. at ali ports, net STse 4se; shipments to Great Britain l. p4n70e: to France 544.675. to continent l. e0o.5ss to Japan 4s.s3O; to Mexico i's64.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
LIYEnPooI, cOTTON FUTUREs.
GettIng What They. PaId For.

DtITUIL FTtH TIVSs'
 The people who paid big prices to get their names in Colonel Mann's Pads and Fancies' are now getting all the publicity they want without extra cost
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON.

l,45O.
 Ordinary .... .... ...... s-lec Good ordinary .,.. s..s .. 93c Low miJling ..'s '.'-ipr9c MIdiinB sS's Good Iniddltng s... s... ....tiNC Middling. fair .... .-1l S-lSc Receipts ..-. .s'SSo Stock s'ss s-- SVS'o-V
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04

Some time ago brown bear in the Bronx Geological Park New York. was suffering from toothacha. It took the combined strength of four men to pull the molar. af- ter winch the bears former suitability rs- turned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04

River Forecast.
 (For next two dsvs) The Coosa and Alabama VIII continue to fall slowly or remain stationary.
 WealmeI COnuttlonH-
 (For Past 24 HOurs.l The high barometer area central over the upper Miseissippi Valley yesterday morning hss moved to the middle Atlantic coast causing continued fair weather over nearly ali the eastern half of the country, with
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
Pulling a Bears Tooth.

r Indicates trace of precipitation.
 FRANK P. CHAPTER. Section Director. weather Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
NEW ORLEANS CnTTCN FuTUREs.
,,r,u vnnr cnrrnN rIirtRts

New Hork, Fen. S.--follOWlnE were tus quotations on the New oYrk Gotten Ex, change for cotton futures today: Opened steady and closed barely steady.
 Oman High. Low. Close
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04

With the growth Of the sentiment for tariff reduction, which Is manifest ing itself throughout the. country. the sn actment of the 'InaxImum" tariff Lill would arouse resentment poEsibIY
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04

The fertilizers and acid phOSphates of GnaIify-the Wonderful DAYBREAK.
 Marks < Gayle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04

Wilmington. N C.. Feb. 3.--Spirits turpen- line nothing doing; receigts l6.
 Rosin firm. S3 45; receipts 92. Tar firm, SI 80: receipts 37.
 Crude turpentine firm s2.s9, Si. 50 and S4. 80; receipts AS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04

Savannah, Fcb. a.- Turpentine firm. s5 sei sales i24 receipts 2c2; ShiI'mcnts l.f4S shiEments 5.4a7: sock ss.735. cuota ABC ss.teGas.: ? .42'a s?42; s4: 4o@ s3. s0 a ss. s5: I 8 35 q s9. 4t: K s5 10: M s5.35; N s5.s5; VIC s6 o5; wv sG.l5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
NE1y ORLEANS COTTON OIL.
MEMpHIs COTTON nIL.

New OrIeans. Feb. 5'--IaEtou te"u uII steady; prime refined in barrels s0isc; prime crude loose 25 1kc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
 Chicago Feb 3-The first specific re- ports of damage to fall sown wheat which
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04

Charleston. s C.. Feb. 3.-Turpentine firm. 64c; sales nene.
 RoRin. firm: sales none. Quote ABC ss 30; D S3. 30: F S3. 30 P S3 35: S3 70; II s3 70: I s4. 25: K tt.s5; NJ 20; N S5.7O; VIC S6.S wv Ss %.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
NAVAL sToREs.

crude 25 Isc; prime summer yellow 2Fhc; prime meGl sc .0ods96 90: prime cake Sa6 % q $26. 50.
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60 Gents on the Dollar

 of their market value
 These watches have accumulated on us and we are forced to resort to this means to dispose of them. We will express you one c. 0. D., subject to examination, all charges paid. whether you buy or not. If you consider 1t a bargain and suits you, keep 1t; if not, return to us. It won't cost you a cent to see and examine.
 50 Open Face, 20 year gold. 1s jew eled, B. W. Raymond, at $20 each. 59 Open Face. 20 year gold, 1s jew eled waltham Crescent. at $2O each. sS Open Face. 20 year gold. 21 jew eled Crescent w. at S2250 each. 2s Open Face. 20 year gold. 21 jew eled Hamilton, at $22.5O each. We give a guarantee with every watch to pass inspection on any rail- road in the United dStates. MONTGOMERY LOAN CO.,,
 I North Court,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
UNREDEEMED Railroad Watches

We have for sale the following un- redeemed Railroad Watches, compara- lively new. We of4er them as long as they last
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04

Maximum temperature for day 4s deg. Minimum temperature for day. 27 deg. Average temperature for day, 3s deg. Normal temperature fer day, 53 deg. Accumulated def. since Jan. 1. Is deg Av relative humidity for day, 62 per ct. Total rainfall since Jan. l, 4.sl inches.
 River Bulletin.
 Observations at 8 ana. 18th M. time)
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} Indicates risa Indicates fall
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04

NEW YORK STOCK LAST.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-05-11

Our new telephone system will l.
inaugurated nexG Saturday. tt {
phone company expects to have
81 allied about 600 new bscribers b,
the middle eff the month.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-05-11
Or. O. Gilbert weed,
OSTEOPATH.
Rooms and 4. Hetrick Theatre Bldg
Constipation, Bowel & Female
Troubles Speciality.
Kemp Sisters Wild West

Next Monday, 14th inst. The KemT
Sisters Wild West will give two per
formances in Chanute and If the re
ports proceeding the shows visit t..
our town indicate anything the areni
will be crowded at each performance
The combination has the admiration
and hearty endorsement uf the citi
zsns wherever they have appeared and
reaped the reward they merit. indie
pendent of the high class order Of thu
show Is the CONSPICUOUS absence Of
graft "sure thing" operators and
confidence men. The m anagement has
made good its pledge to the public and
the show is conducted upon the n.y.
potneses of honesty and fair dealing
The features ot she show which art
numerous) are all worthy. There is
not an old or worn out member in the
entire programme. Children unacc0m
panied by their parents or guardians
are the recipients of especial care and
attention every provision being made
for their comport and safety.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-05-11
Adams Repointed

Sup't Adams was appointed for an
other year as superintendent OF oul
schools, by the board at its me sting
last monday night. There was NJ
other name proposed, The salary
was not fixed. The board adjourned
to next Friday night to take up the
selection Of grade teachers.
The new board organized by Sc ect-
ing Walter Truitt as chairman. Fl. J
FRANCE, vice presidenG and w. o
Davis, clerk, By the report OF The
superintendent, the attendance ha'
grown considerable during the pas,
year, while the tardeness has de
creased.