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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-30
ANOTHER PIONEER
is LAID TO REST
Special to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
GRANGEvILLE, Idaho, Oct. 80
Qy Nez Perez Telephone)-- Mrs.
Maggie Bingham, aged 50 years, died
at her home yesterday Mrs. Bing-
man was one of Idaho county's pio-
neers and was well known through
out the county. She leaves two dau-
ghters, Mrs. Walter Hickerson and
Mrs. Edward Cauley
Many Hear Dr.. Sanderson.
DR.. f. Sanderson of the NJ. E.
church of this city has been deliver
ing a series of Sunday evening lee
lures which are attracting exception
ally large crowds. Lest Sunday he
turned away people who could not get
into the church. His topic was En-
vironment." Next Sunday his topic
will be Parties about to mary"
Granseviile News Notes.
w. H. Spencer Of Denver. who was
student at the Lewiston Normal
school for a period Of two years, has
left for Portland, where he will attend
the Portland Business college.
Herman Miller of Denver has left
for Portland, where he will enter a
machine shop.
Ben Lowe Of Denver has left for
Portland and will enter the Portland
Business college
The Lewiston Commercial school
has opened for the fall term in a new
two story building.
Audtin & VAIN have erected a new
building adjoining their grocery
store and will put in a butcher shop.
Asked to Preached on Norm ons.
The ministers of Grangeville have
each received circular letter from
the democratic state central commit
tee. asking them to preach upon the
Mormon question. None have re-
sponded. but Rev. Mr.. vickers Of the
Presbyterian church read the letter
from the pulpit.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-30
PuRcHAsE PosToFFIcE STORE
g. I. Ackley Buys Business conducte
by Mr.. CIemsnson.

g. /. Aekley Buys Business Conducted
by Mr.. ciemsnson.
Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.
CHARLESTON. Wash, Oct. ao.-The
postoffice store, which has been con-
Quoted by Postmaster Clemenson in
tho Biilups building. was this morn
ing sold to g. L. Ackley. a resident of
the fiat. The sale Of the store to Mr..
Ackley will prove a benefit to the
citizens Of the community as the doors
OF the postoffice hereafter will be open
from o'clock in the morning until 8
O'Clock at night
Sells Real Estate.
Simon Adams this morning sold a.
two and three-quarter acre tract in
the south end Of the fiat near the
school house to Samuel L. Fowler The
consideration was $500. Another
real estate sale of lot % in block s
took place this morning, Adam ].
Kobel. the owner. selling to N. d. Cad
wei, the consideration being $1,000.
Satisfied with Gardsra.
w. E. Elliott this morning received
letter from d. B. Stone, a for,ner
resident of this city. who IL now To-
Gated at Gare'na. stating that crors
IN that secs'on Of country were very
satisfactory this year. Tie states that.
four cuttings Of alfalfa running eight
tons to the acre were made. Uav is
selling at % per ton and Is nut up at
cost Of 81. He states that the melon
and canteloupe crop was a success
The g. w. r. Peasley 2O-acre nursery
which has lately been started in that
vicinity, is doing nicely.
Hold Halloween Party.
The Epwortt league of the Metho-
dist church of this city is planning to
hold Halloween party in the parlors
OF the parsonage of the church on
"Wednesday evening next The league
have Issued invitations 10 the affair.
which are strikingly ARRANGED. poetry
rararding the manner of dress adopted
tells the story on the face of the in
vitation.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-30

Rareos C'tv oct. 2a-Three bodies
were so-nd TODAY in the wine of the
Charhor Of Commerce building IN
Tansss CITY. Kansas. used as ten
evnept house ana destroyed by fire
Iast week. making tofa, Of Is known
dead. Three persons are still missing.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-30

George A. Carlson, mechanic in the
employ Of the Russell Machine COM
pany Of Portland, arrived in the city
this morning, having in charge large
threshing engine which he has driven
across country So miles from the cam
yon country near Anatone. The ma
chine has been brought to the city for
shipment
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-30
Weather Too Cold for Minors.

Frank g. Wood and family arrived
in the city yesterday from Greer, and
will make their home at Charleston
for the winter. Mr.. Wood states that
practically all mining operations in the
Pierce County country have been
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-30
sHERlFF's SALE.
Notice Of Foreclosure Sale by Sheriff.

w. ]. Ramey. plaintiff, vs.. William J.
Daniel and Mrs. w. j. Daniel. de-
PENDANTS.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-30

LEGAL NOTICES.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-06
TERRITORIAL NEWS

~. To vria~s. Mis- gt~nrhs rsr1.
80 III shs 50 <psse u ~ fvtesxs
- i~sa rssziag aboss ~ snsahssss
- w~rr juss assnx a ka.v : sssi
es.ssy The sssrsff ksa1s1 she "
TER % VIII coa<rlt. uAo - eassR
x M. fxthsrs - rxseh~s o. ths
A1sscs essssrs. zsd . hvety rnuaacs
s.s Immediately - a. ~ Hardly
flsd yna,nx coA<riy nd II openunky
70 srfte his first iessef. vhea . hsis
asss~n similar mlssasss ree<AsA the
skerifrs Office. 1iaey sere IN from
ccAo~st Kfrls. she .sntef 10 know
real ro~hossA One as wtvsn 10 Sam
NeEssn. the hold deputy sh<rtff u
4ils~t Bsil. sbe has prtned thss
tsueh mining camp - = sr<~d IN
over rims ccanfy for Me asrtsasn.
ship Annfh<r sas kivea n Tnm X
Riches. sSrshinx fsssax vaonevc. ana
shs ress vffe Distributed among pic
tur~saue soaax eo~lssss, Whose make
- and ~repaiaiirn ife sheriff deemed
would meet the fancy Of ths young
wonen III Cehnrs
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-06

WF4 @WN WIN 0S9-
Mrs. Leonard Boat aud her young
bshy WE'RE drowned near Cedar mn
river II that vicinity. Mrs. Boat and
five children we're In . wagon en-
rcuts - Durango. Although the river
vas hixA. Mrs. Ioat thought she eouii
crass n safety ~ ahe knew the sori
very veil When NEAR thr east bank
The hing holt dropped. the wagon bcx
feil iHto the river and the Hurxlnx
~sters ~ The AnImss swept over
them. The oldest hoy worked hard
and barely saved his brother and
Two younx sisters Tho mother prov.
81 ton heavy and the rou could not
rescue her and the babe. which she
held tightly and frauticslly Ia her
arms, from the swift current Of the
rapid and rushing stream. She sank
with the bshe and was drowned, her
body beinK found about three miles
below Cedar I'm.
hHaE#
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-06
oogs 0 srunr-

n e nnov IL stated. ~ ! certainty.
that " y. West. proprietor OF the
West bowling alIeys IN OoId ayruue
has ieff the flfy fof good. and. when
b. departed owe : sssk aFo. n sss
iis Insention sacn u skip oui. says
ths Albuquerque CITIZEN. Mrs. West.
vho aas been IN charge Of the husi.
ness stnce NJ departure. with ths ~.
sIsiance 10 g. ". Masters. states thsf
her husband lold heE Ne VAS going %
III PasU u purchase another ALLEY. as
II would not eest any more 20 run four
than three ALLEYS ~ nov. and II conli
not make i bargain II vi paso NJ
would return md continue on 10 Dea-
ser. where he would make the pnr-
ehsse. Becoming anxious over btu
silence Mrs West wired % her hus.
hand Il ri rsso and aiso to the office
o. nrmssiok B1lka company fhcre.
dealers hi such goods. but received no
response. and she Il nov convinced
that Mr., west hss shaken the dust Of
Albuquerque and does MOI intend 20
return 10 fsce those who were Kind
enough 20 give him credit.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-06
YUCCA rsees roa pApea-

The June Pione~sr describes the
gsrss Ariscns fores, bctuesn ysccs
Asd Bill Williams fork. This forest
Il y of the most remarkable IN Az.
sons. extending over An ares u coo
ssuars miles In March. = year aso,
shs forrest Wal Il mass nj hlccm. and
later bore 20 much fruit that the tress
broke down undef IL weight. This
fiuii q d sery sux1ry mass. ~hich
the Indians used 10 prsss into cakes
.ad Nv away for the ~intsr. A mum,
bsr of YEARS AGO Representatives ~
Essiiah paper mills examined the Tor.
-. With th~ siew of puttinx In q pnlp
MIN and using the wood In making
paper pulp, has they NJ Il up on &C.
count IL the lack of wafer III thai Vi.
cality.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-06
Tells q cIsrk's Ns~ Arssna sss,

tYHFV " <fRfE wv Nft4|m N808
The American Magazine ~ Mining
and investment In liz lat iaxue prints
. rcpoFt % 4 now Arizona railroad
that n designed 20 Ian the rich min.
inT district IN and about Jerome. The
maxsgine says.
III Il reported thst Senator W. A.
Clark and his associates have decided
% build 4 railroad south irom con.
meeting points On the Salt Lake line
into Arlzona % the United Verde. Ier.
I'M copper mines. and connect finaiIy
~ith The Southern Pacific II Bowie.
pfoposed line h 10 cross the
Grand Canyon A Lees Ferry. which
y the only point nj which the line
could get through.
From The canyon the road viii
run Into Flagstan. connecting with
Ten mile road originally s.arted from
that pulnt % Globe. Finm rla.e,nfY
the road would follow OAK s..rx 10
Jerome. where Il woul | iatlt aud ID
sorb Clsrk's private line, the United
Verde @ Pacific.
Thence tho foad Wilt csit;nne 10.
Globe where II viii conpect dsain
with Harriman's ella Valley. Globe
4 Northern, which reaches the main
line Of the Southern Pacific At Bowie.
The reason Tor establishing the
new road " 10 cnahIe Ctarn II tAp
directly the Jerome mlnes. and 10
np the vast uudevetcped regions
IL Arizona.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-06

Wish kwing. i chinaman. employed
~ cook for q Santa re bridge xans.
was RIM n e bs 4 freight trasa Il
Flagstaff last Sunday. resnlttng III
his death the following day. He was
attempting 70 board the train. lost his
hold and cen beneath The wheels. Ne
WAS % badly msneIed that Il was
found necessary 10 amputate one lev
and = arm, The funeral vas held
It FiaTsisf on Tuesday. onoug Yong
f~uu sui Woo Man iieu 1oina Gown
from Williams 70 atteud the services.
Williams News.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-06

Ten thou.snd collars for beIng made
. cripple b asked by X y. CAfkntt
fum she Colorado q Southern salls ~
ID ) suit thxf sas begun the Other !
&C Trinidad In the district court b.
atorney John !. Hendrick. Chihrsat
as ! brakeman In The emp,og of lhe
Colorado q Southeastern until Jaru-
~ 9Th - This year ~hen ~ rcce.sssi
injuries that Win make him j eiipple
fns iife.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-06

- nsaY = pears - ~ - I
espses err ukrs ! 81 % ~ rssI ~
70 fs~i thai s4y a. hxk - [ u&a g.
Electric Hsss<rs x1ss Mrs. vi III
Buason- 81 Dabiis. Ga ssrsiy tk<r~s
ssehias ~isS k~eps - Cd - yoszx
- msk<s ~ weak = sfruns ~ skls
grand tonic meseise. Dysperis. Cor.
~ iis~r. Iaasn~d kiap<ss o. rArosie
r~uessipstiou sre saksc~n amer fak-
lag Electric Hitfers reasonable
Time. Guarantees NJ IN 1raxxistA.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-06
T~snsy Wear SADDLE.

sas 4 loser ia i twenty year b.,
Tie with chronic plies and malIxnan.
sofes. until Z tried Ruckien;s Arnics
salres which turned the tide. BY cur.
Ing both. I'M not 4 trace remains.
xrites a a Bruce. of FarmvIIie, N.
Best Tor old Ulcers. euts. Burns and
Wounds. &c II NH druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-06

Ralph G Ely has Installed 4 com
pressed MIR pumping plant on MI
ranch near Deming and raises there.
with sufficient water from i depth o,
~ feel % irrlgaie forty acres. The
well u eight inches Ii diameter. The
a run hy 4 crude OH en-.
zine and wafer Il raised through
pipe.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-06
charle. Msinx has resigned 4 .,,e

csal oaioer of The Albuquerque civ
board 81 health. and has left Cor Ash
Fork. ARR. where be again enters the
secret service of the Santa fe. on.
neer Malnz did good service for The
santa ~ ~ Isleta. until nv came
near having his head cnt % b q negro
with = razor. when he thought Il time
n resign. for / while. at least.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-06

The territorial board Of educatloa
has taken steps To improve. organize
and simplify The existing school laws
Of the territory and will ask for iss
isiaiion u the next meeting u the
legislature.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-06
c6wooys m LUCK

The xherHfs offlce III Tucson has
iteen turned Into Z veritah,e matrt
monial bureau Tor i romantic set al.
society siris III Cohoes. n. Y. A few
weeks - kahor Psrseco. sheriff Of
rss=ns- sscsssss l ~-=vss.c~st~gi mir
size, reqaeatink him 10 hand the note
g sosne ycunx. hold and dasAlns Gov
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-06

Remrnido Maaiano. proprietor nl
the Comm sretal hotel Il Lincoln. com
mited suicide II his home Wednss
day ~ lasf week. MI. Montana hal
been drInking heavily fnr some days
previous. md II said 70 haye spent
about sI1s vi money belonging 10 ~
Singer Sewing Machine company.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-06
o AT RoswgLL-

Mother NJ j. Berchmans. mother
superior cf the Sisters OF Mercy AZ
Stanton. Texas, and sister ~. Angela,
: teacher III the Sister, school ii Inc
same plscs. have arrived In Roswell
for thu purpose 81 securing lots ana
making other arrangements Tor the
erection Of . building In which to es
tsbiIsh ~ academy III that cts. II
WIN be = dsy school IN connection
With 4 boarding school. The building
and other improvements VIII cost
about ~. tsas The Roswell school
viii ~ aimitar % that nov running
ct Carlsbad. II viii be run along The
lines sdopted BY the Catholic sisters
everywhere. snd this Il sufficient
guaranty o. ~ genuine worth. as wen
g. that 4 viii b made 4 ~ The
building will ~ commenced IL soon
~ possible. The skaters hope 10 have
the scho0i ready for occupancy iii
September ur The first III October.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-06
III NalL VAIN Pooa-

usf esss< In ~ valley SETS fucrer
- sselfy to deeper the SELL sr~
ssst = The encissloa reached - 4
ssssk - te~ts made b. The ufites-
stty - Arnena * SAMPLES ~ risy
uaier fursssh~d By TsessrI This VI
elnston 4 cutrau 70 the pnsulsr -
VT ukich v 10 the effect that ~Asss
erts b~fisr the deeper The wells are
Arisss. n a pssxsble thai this belief
nsy be correct. Tor wells % The higher
elosnd. but Inc university iessz show
ce~nclusls~iy that la SAINT. Cruz ssi
lss fhe deepest xslls have the npsrr.
esf quality Of xstsr.
Evening journal., 1906-11-13

Seattle Gentlemen Cured with Less
Than a Box by The Pyramid
Pile Cure.
Anyone Can Easily Test II and Prove
II, for a Free Sample is Sent
By Mail to All.

Seven out Of ten readers OF this pa
per are tortured with piles or some
form OF rectal disease You are. OF
you would not be reading this article.
Thirty years ago doctors carried a
lancet in their vest pocket and bled
people for all sorts OF diseases and
bled them hard,-sometimes a quart at
time. II was the fashion then. All
that is changed nowadays and a doctor
with a lancet would be considered a
curiosity.
Five years ago doctors ''cut OUT
Piles wherever they got the chance.
All that has been changed since the
marvellous soothing. healing and cura
tive properties Of Pyramid Pile Cure
have become known.
BY every mail We get letters like
this:
Wishing to give credit where credit
Is due. feel il my duty to humanity
as well as yourself to write you re-
garding your pile remedy. I have not
finished my first box and am now WELL
After the first treatment OF Pyramid
I Pile Cure. the soreness left. and thC
swelhngs have kept decreasing. I ais
used your pills and am feeling like my.
self again. Thanking you kindly,
am. yours truly. c. Crowley, 10 Al
Ave, Seattle. Wash.
II you want positive proof OF IN,
curative value OF this remedy send &
the Pyramid Drug Company, 81 Pyra
mid Building. Marshall Mich. You vii
receive a free trial package BY returl
mall. Try It. then go straight 10 you
druggist, get sect. box and get well.
Evening journal., 1906-11-13
COURTED BY MAIL
EIGHT YEARS; Wins

TRENTON. N j.. Nov. 1s--A ro-
nance OF two former co-eds in Tho
state schools here win have happy
climax noxt month in a wedding in ths
Philippines The principals are Mss
Florence wilkinson Watson. daughter
of John Watson. a Trenton business
man Of prominence. and Lieutenant
William r. Butler. "a former resident
of Morrisviile, Pa, now serving IN the
United '.ates army IN the Philippines.
The bride-eloct win travel alone across
the continent and by steamship TO the
Philippines, and upon her arrival in
Manila the ceremony VIII be per-
formed.
Miss Watson has rot seen her sweet
heart in eight years In that time he
had done all his counting by mail She
was only a school girl when he lefl
home to join Uncle Sans forces in the
war with Spain but at his request she
promised to write TO him.
Cupid kept a watchful eye on the
mails and for eight years letters be-
tween the couple were very regular
Recently there was a proposal from the
soldier and an acceptance by the girl
lieutenant Butler could not leave his
posit Of duty even to be married, and SO
his bride viii go to him. She says she
is not afraid to make the long journey
alone.
The bridegroom -to-be is a self-made
officer. He entered the service as a pri-
vate. Miss Watson will start for the
Philippines as soon as she can get hei
trousseau ready g d1ta
Evening journal., 1906-11-13
CONVENTION AT WEST

Sunday School teachers Of the city as
sembled this morning n the annual C n
vention Of the Wilmington City sund ~
School in the West Presbyterian Church
The opening session began at Il O'Clock
led by Miss Maggie S. Wilson and COM
prised a conference Of county, hundred
and city superintendenis.
This afternoon a round table will b
conducted by Miss Maggie S. Wilson and
this evening an address will be given b
the Rev. T. ]. Hopkins, pastor cf Della
ware Avenue Baptist Church.
Evening journal., 1906-11-13
FEW CASES HEARD
City Court Has Light Session, But
Heavy Fines Are mposed.

In Municipal Court this morning the
usual number OF drunks was disposed
OF, William Narr'ngton. John Boyers.
William Matthews and Calvin Clawson
being fined 81 and costs for this or
fense John wainwright was found
guilty Of striking Anslow Lamonu. an
Italian fruit vender az Fourth and
Market streets with a pear because he
refused TO give him peanuts and n
cigar and was dismissed with a warm
ing TO get out of town without delay.
Thomas Schoheld was fined s25 and
costs for assault ana battery upon
Joseph Honey. The complainant testi-
fed that s-hofeid had knocked him
down twice yesterday at Ninth and
Walnut streets without provocation and
had threatened to kin HIM. AS the
prisoner didn't deny the charge sent.
once was imposed.
Thomas Frazier. accused of violating
the election laws. did not appear when
aclled and his bail was declared for
feited and an attachment was issued
for him. The case Of Edward Dunlan
charged with an infraction Of the mar
ket ordinances, went over for one week.
,---a.-4--.---------
The ladies' of Trinity Church will
hold a supper IN the chapel, Twenty
second and Church, this evening. The
first table win be ready by o'clock.
Evening journal., 1906-11-13
DEATHS.

John S. X. Docherty
Robert Morrison.
Bernard Row.
Mary ]. Stayton.
John II. Turner.
BUzINE-In this city. on Novernbe
II, 1906. Ethel vandegrift wife q
Harlan Leslie Buzlne, in her 27 yesr
Relatives and friends OF the famils
are invited to attend the funeral ser
vices at her late residence, NO. 100
West Second street, on Wednesdas
afternoon, November 1fth at 2.30 o'cloci
Interment Riverview cemetery.
HARTER--In this city. on Novemoe
p. 1906. Cecilia, daughter OF Jacoi
f. Harter. Jr., aged years.
Relatives and friends Of the famil.
are invited to attend the funeral ser
vices at the residence Of her gran5
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob F. Hartel
sr., No. AS South Jackson street. @
"Wednesday afternoon. November T.
at > o'clock. Interment Riverviev
cemetery.
ROW-In this city on November II
Relatives. friends and members
Washington Lodge No. 1, A. F. and A
NJ. are respectfully invited to attend tn
funeral services at his late residence
No. 6C6 French street, on WEDNESDAY
afternoon. November IA. at $3.50 O'Clock
Interment strictly private.
sCHOF1ELD-In this city. on Novem.
Der II, 1906. Gustavus NJ. Schofield.
Relatives and friends are invited t.
attend the funeral services at his lat
residence, 2iT North connell street, o.
Wednesday afternoon. at o'clock. In
terment at LLombardy cemetery.
sTAYYTON-In this city, on Novembey
u. 1906 Mary J.. wife of Thomas N
Stayton, aged Al years.
Relatives and friends OF the famil,
re invited to attend the funeral ser
ices at her late residence, No. 5 Eas
Thirteenth street. on Thursday after
noon. November Is. at 2.s0 o'clock. In.
terment Riverview cemetery.
TURNER-In this city. on November
10. 1906, John H. Turner in his 72n6
year.
Due notice of the funeral viii be
given.
Evening journal., 1906-11-13

have growing families. growing ex-
penses and a stationary or decreasing
income.
one large employer Of men estimated
that four ffths Of the men employed IN
New York city outside of organized
labor. are working for the same salar-
les they received five years ago. These
same men are to-day compelled 10 pay
from s. TO no per month more for
their flats than they paid before the
prices of food began to go up, and their
ice coal and clothing are correspond
ingly more expensive.
Evening journal., 1906-11-13
COST OF LIVING
JUMPS STEADILY
NeaFly All Food Products Aa-
vance in the Last Sixty
Days
DEMAND EXCEEDS SUPPLY
NEW YORK. Nov. ls.

NE w lOiAiNsa.NDNs t"'
According TO Dun's report, issued last
week. the living expenses Of the aver
age family in this country have reaca-
ed the highest point IN twenty years
in New York city the increased cost
is greater than in most other parts OF
the country. because IN addition 90 the
advances in all household supplies Is
the marked advance In rents. the heav-
lest burden the ordinary resident OF
New York has 20 bear.
Many of the large employing corpo-
rations Of the country are realizing
these facts and are voluntarily advanc-
ing the wages Of their working forces.
IN this city the wages OF nearly every
class OF skilled workmen have been
increased from fifteen to thirty per
cent. since the first day Of last Janr
ary. Carpenters, brickayers, painters
and other artisans have been granted D.
new scale, commensurate with the i'm
creased cost OF living and employers
promise their men that II business
prosperity shall continue other advances
viii be made.
This IS the situation with those who
belong 10 The trades unions, but there
Is another large class of salary earners
and small business men who are feeling
just as keenly the pinch OF increased
living expenses and who do not have
the leverage Of organized labor to pro-
cure for them commensurate advance
IN their income.
Landlords and dealers IN family sup
plies say that It is this latter class
which Is suffering most severely from
tho new conditions and from whom.
comes the most complaining. IL Is the
lawyers clerk. the stenographer, the
man employed In mercantile work, the
middle class professional man and
buAnoss man whose rent and house
hold expenses have been increased
while his income remains thes anne,
who is groanlng under his, load.
Labor Gets More Pay
In most cases the unskilled laborer
Is receiving more pay than he got two
years ago or year ago. The advance
IN servants pay Is one of the impor-
tant Items which goes 10 make up tbs
big total OF advanced cost in the aver
age home.
For the last FIVE years nearly all sup
plies for the home table have been
steadily increasing, but within the last
year nearly everything has gone up
from ten TO twenty-five per cent.
Here are the comparative prices OF
Few staples taken from Park & TIL
/ fords quotations showing the differ
ence between the prices of November
10. 1905, and November 10, 1906: