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Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-23

ton between the school and the em-
ployer the employer wins"
Ponder on these facts, you American
mothers, whose tender hearts are
bleeding with the mangled bodies of
our little eastern sisters" and ask
yourselves whether your duty lies 5000
miles away, or whether a small respon-
sibility for the conditions in your own
back yards should not lay some claim
on you.
As to Bahia Bharat, in the midst
of the contempt one must necessarily
feel for his shameless defense of a
system which is acknowledged by re-
sponsible government officials to be
corrupt, comes growing admiration
for the superb publicity system he Is
using; for II the Bahia ever fails in his
oriental teachings the splendid work
he has done as his own press agent
will certainly secure for him a position
as publicity promoter for some poor
theatrical company.
Loves the Eagles
The Baba according to his own
statements, has seen the horrors of
child slavery. Why. then, does he not
seek to remedy them? If he is such
herculedn tower OF strength as he
processes to be, why does he not de-
vote some Of his mighty force toward
alleNlaJlnB lne COnultlOnS OF the InOu-
sands OF children who are suffering
under a bondage worse than that of
any medieval monarch? or, to press
the matter home, why has he not
stayed in his own beloved India to
remedy, as best he was able, the truly
deplorable conditions there?
From what l have seen and read of
Bahia Bharati l am forced to think
that an admiration of high art as ex-
emplified on the diverse side of the
American dollar has no small share in
keeping such an illustrious light shin
ing in these western heavens. The
clink of the bright American eagles
has done much to drown out, in Bahia
Bharati's ears, the wall of the suf-
fering and dying, both of this corpor-
alton ridden land and his own caste
cursed, dark, mystic India.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. MARGARET LANGLAND.
Pasadena, Dec. 20.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-23
INCORPORATE ORGANIZATION
California Society Of Colonial Wars
Celebrates Forefathers' Day
and Elects Officers

The California Society of Colonial
Wars celebrated Forefathers' day Fri
day by holding it's twelfth general
court in this city. The society decided
TO incorporate under the laws Of Cali
fornia with Holdridge o. Collins.
George j. Denis, U. S. Senator Frank
p Flint, Motley II, Flint, Edward r.
Holden DR.. John r. Haynes, Willard
A. Nichols, Judge T.. M. Ross. Hon.
incorporators,
The election of officers, which was
held, resulted in the following staff
being seeured Governor, Holdridge o.
Collins; deputy governor, Hon. Erskln
M. Ross; lieutenant governor, Hon.
Cameron E. Thorn; secretary and
treasurer, Harrison b. Alexander; reg
istrar, Edward Il. Harden; chancellor
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-23
A Revolving Incident

Our investigator says: "While at
Lucknow, sitting on a hotel veranda,
we drew a native into conversation.
lie was a merchant and spoke English.
With him was a little girl draped in
her saree completely save her eyes
She attracted our attention and one
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-23

II pays to walk from, Broadway to Spring
street Machin sells Broadway n1erchan-
disc at Spring street prices. Oct the
right place.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-23

Bradner w. Lee; historian, Frank C.
Prescott; surgeon, John r. Haynes,
M. D.; chaplain, Rev. William A.
Brewer.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-23
Little Ones Are Manned

Here children sprag cars and tend
chutes, but no record Is kept OF the
number killed or manned for life. There
are 900 American children in the
United States who can neither read
nor write one fine young fellow of
Is said in a shamefaoed way: Il can't
read; / have been working ever since
1 was r. Everywhere in the eOmpeti
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14

dertone Of weakness FOR all others The pens however
cleared. with the exception OF bunch
Fair TO choice sheep sold 81 s5a$a So year
Hngs at SO 80: fair prime lambs 81 5O7SS
really choice offered Dressed al SI1OC
10; dressed lambs 1O-.6I3c-
Sales-S Judd & Co.: 254 Buffalo lambs 81 n aver
at 81 20 per 100 n 255 do 50 ~ at 81 so. 1913
Pennsylvania do. Cd 70 81 50. % Pennsylvania sheep
and lambs. 6S n. at 81 75 Pennsylvania sheep.
= 81 IS.
Kerns Commission Co: 712 Buffalo lambs. So n.
81 go Indiana 81 10 s. 20 Indiana sheep
l35 n So 70; IL Indiana yearlings. 119 70,
Mcpherson * Co: Isl state lambs. e7 n. a 10
state sheep. 1O4 n. at 81 IS.
Tobn shannon: Ohio lambs s5 70. at 81 75: ss
Kentucky sheep. IS So 10 do. 1OT n. s.
81 Ohio DO. 100 n, at IS IS.
J. c. 40 Vermont lambs. 81 n 81 20.
IS do. e. 10, at 81 So
saughterers. except few head No sales reported
weight Feeling easier Buffalo advices. Country
dressed hogs slow az srGsc per n for medium weights
Ga G1Oc for light hogs.
sales IAN late yesterday)-Tobin c33 stat.
pigs at 81 per leo 10; rough. $40 70
s Judd 4 90. - hogs. I45 n. IS 70: l
w r Hum Io3 PennsylvanIa hogs 1s7 n. az So 10.
j. & curtis ( Son: 80 state hogs 15s 70. at SO 7o
do aS0 ~ al s6 pigs. Al n At 81 rough. 800 10
a s. So
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Dee 1sc, ArrI E.-Reeepts. about II COO
81 6SaS4 IS heltrs. 81 6o9s3 bulls s. 4$4 20; calves
Receips 600: market weak 10 &c lower ship
ping grades s6 oGS6 20 good TO choice mixed So esq
e. SO f SO IS; pigs. S64$6 90 sHEEP-Eecepts about
a., ,Ot1. 25c lower Sheen SsTSR
-esrltnes 81 "a aS6 %, lambs. IS 7JQ$I 75
SgnrIUnarf 13.-HOGS-Cuet, butchers and shin
pars 81 2OaS6 -: 50 4oGsSd 10 CATTIE-Si5w
a1d easv fair good shippers S4 754SI 65 common
saGs2 SO sHEEP-strOng. s2gs4 70 LAMRSNstrong
Si 25rS7 70. -
I3sreipts 200 head: active and strore 81 SOC 81 y
R,etpts $500 head fairly active ana sraaIv-
rigs s6 4OGs6 so SHEEP AND I.AMRS~Reeeipts'
fotso head slow and lower; lambs. SJqS7 gO. Wethers
$ 75as5 s.; ewes, 50 5asa -: mixed. saG IS 50
Kansas trty Dec. iS--CArTI.E-R -Receipts : 7OO in
.trJIn~ =outhernz. steady. cows bsifsrs
stocers and feeders Choice export aud dressed
heaf steers S. 60RS6 T5 fair good S. sGSS IS. West
ero sreers So 4OgS5 90 seeers Si1s4 So
southern steers So sos4 80. Southern cws 81 S5S IS
S.Gs+ - native hetfers So NOas4 bulls
s. lOTS4 calves. $3uS6 90 HOGS-H.celpts $40
market strong. top. s6 @5s bulk OF sales 81 Il fS6
heavy ST @es 81 20; packers. 81 .QSs 25 pigs and
ighrs IS. SHEEP-Recstpts. IeaR
1he lower; lambs sTgST rs; yearnxs s5ase IS
Western yearings IS T5GS6 81, Western sheep 50S
IS o6, stocksrs and fssdsrA - So0SS
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Bv -s.e .eEIsIa to The Tribune.
Chicago. dec. -3.-The tone Of the wheat market
VS. frnar to-day. but the improvement in price
Vas small DecembeU closed without change and
Nay a. -sr advance. Corn turned strong after
Early weakness. and left OF from &c TO &c
Mproyeueur. a considerable jump in the price OF
Vsls was tle leading feature Of the days dongs IN
NE grain markets. At the close December showed
Aet gain ~ -ac and Nav rise OF &c TO &c.
Ffo'lsiols resumed their upward course and closed
'-l gains u from TIC 10 lee
wheat ruled steady IN the first hour or so or the
'Ts.o- trade being extremely light. Local traders
e+5e less disposed TO hammer the market. Com
-isso2 houses had few orders from the outside
december wheat at tie close was 1850. the same
d. Jeff of yesterday. May At 1850 was &c
higher
= sympathy with the strong tone OF the oats mar
~ pa -le latter half Of the session December
-1ls tte heaviest advance. and al the close was
= % n un. "a 42sc with the gain IN May lsc TO
T. a. ES-se
- Circular issued by a well known local firm
t'elng the oats situation IL important terri
Il F" The West and Northwest. giving the facts
- 's 1lllsl form. melted a sharp demand from
- '-a- Operators and caused a considerable trade
,s- WINE aLd a strong advance. December ad-
e,. "'hl Ss's - 34%sc, and the latter was It's
ts Price May sold as high as S67sc, and at
- VAS within 1-l6c Of the top.
So, -''-s opened strong. but reacted quite
ss,lt' oA r. rgluor or a large increase IN stocks
IN ..e last week January PORK sold al SIS S-is.
Is - ~ or TO SIS So January lard sold at
49, /" 90 tu s. 81. II TO s. 62is. January ribs
a = az, of 10 = L.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14
CASH QUOTATIONS,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. December 13. 1908
oee o. 10 70 10 points in response higher French
Ssoes ana oulllsh valorlzation There
eent IN the volume OF local demand, however. and
later cables Eavrs indicating
action the local sazged or and closed steady net
unchanged 10 points higher. The estimated
- apout 5000 bales The bulsh valorzatioD
IN me shape OF cable the Exchange saying: 1t
reported that The states Rto
JOLT sac Faulo ana collect the surtax Of francs
lhIo1eA TIE tedsra which guarantees
credits The Sac Pauo government is buying GOO0O bags
dAlly The congestion in the interior continues. The
conversion office starts Monday with fl
deposit Sapon Sales refuses the position director
-s cao Following the recent reports OF second val
2zaon loan on terms somewhat different from the first
IoAn and the Passing OF the Conversion bill by
zl.l2n government.
tne federal government has taken up valorzaton
pan ana is 10 guarantee the loans. and that
issuing a new currency OF par value ot 15d
borrowed gold for the purpose Of paying for
purchases q coffee which is to be held in Brazil. is
INTO Immediate while the
daily by Brazil would Indicate rather aggressive
operations IN this direction NaorizatIon however ap
pears 10 have lost force market factor friends
of ire market are waiting for smaller receipts The
et for coffee quiet with quotations ranging
from about 6FsGsisc for Rio No :.
prices local market to-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14

COTTON-The cotton market less active to-day
and fluctuations irregular, with close steady
advance OF +4l6 points. Sales for the day
estimated 100000 bales The market opened steady
Of lOGl4 points owing higher cables than
expected and talk Of d strong situation. Right
the the months showed gain Of
13d15 points buying by local shorts. but there
be aggressive support and the local bears
rendered confident enough by this fact and the
large estimate for tonorrows receipts al Houston 20
market. January relatively de
q closing prices the previous
day. while later months held or points net higher
The bullish Southern holders
held bsartsh operations IN check, however, and the
rallied the early afternoon covering with
prices reaching about the opening figures subsequent
fluctuations and irregular, with the late
fpcnths The IN the March
premium attributed TO fear Of Janu-
a. selling here early by
Liverpool and New Orleans, which believed % be
way Of straC1leE. and there nothing
during the day indicate covering by the big, wall
street Liverpool relatively steady all cay
ard closed at nearly her prices people
report that & impossible cotton in the south
sr cheaper than tho break IN futures southern
spot markets Officially reported were I-l5c lower 10
tsc higher. generally unchanged =.
The range prices In the local market 10
a.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, December "a IpOg
BEEV VES-Receipts were L ears or 80 head. ucudn.
u for saughterers for the market SoTh5nS
doing in live cattle to-day Feeling weak O. cars
market. baas
for hest
At 81. a9lac per n: beef 81. aG-c r.
and London cable dispatches UNCHANGED No -
ports to-day tomorrow.
CALNES-Receipts with late arrivals vestat.v,
head including so for saughtersrs ana there
were about 40 sale, counting the stale stock Verv
little for a few nrir,. 80
choice veals sold at S9aS9 25 per m medium e. 49,
do S74ss demand for Western calves a.
four he pens held Barnvard ralvss
nominal Dressed slow weak Sf51el.- -
70 for veaIs and 5alc for country stressed
Sales-W. r. Hume scas 1iI N average ar 50 Is
100 do. 10. So. do N, Ss I
do. N al s.. do. los n. at 81. -
SHEEP AND IAAfBS-Iiecelpts cars sSa
head including II for slausherers and 10 for hs
market. Sheep were steady, with moderate demand.
Lambs xl0v, sraSss steady. Thsrs Wa an ur-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

sec De- la.-C9zI1g- WHEAT. spot. nrn. 70.
q Nsrro WINTER g.. futures easy. December EoAl-
S1lcrcap -, - '--e Ma. - 43sd. CORN, spot, quet.
-Sfcl T- sE &C. futures quiet. January. = ltd.
: Segfs lseN HOPS a. London iFacihc CoaStJ quiet,
lsI-.g li--t-. tr4c4au nrIa. 6s 100. FI1Ji-I..
-.sss sfrar e' winter. sterdg, BEEF. India
ssaey 81, - 50 EOKk-isriUc suess. s. ESTER,
kAf.I,.-. 81. iiASls- short - - l1 -, quiet
f III Ia -!4DeFard egt. - 10 - 10. quiet, 49, ca,
e = . = n duI -. % 81 5e:vg Is 10 40 ~ dl
= % ls n baca l6 u - n. auss AIS; cleET bellies
:, EteLcv t-'Et5 oss- EHOULDERE-Sauare, II 20 lS
- g.. en- --AI,I)-PTiHs Western IA tleTces easy.
eelsesn IN ~ iehnea IN pals duh. 4gs. CHEsSh;-
- 81 rrsrH Hlite quiet, COS ~ coiGred quiet
. it E,sTlyttt<'E Tige cit3 srIona -. sPiiS s
:. 81 rfs7-r lstiets .Jls 80. LINzFFB or. steady.
s~sey. "a. a. LINN STEADY. es.d. RosIN-Com1aon
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14
OFFICE OF THE
BUFFALO, ROCHESTER & PITTSBURGH Rail.
WAY COMPANY,
30 Wall Street New York, December 18th. 1903
NOTICE To SrorCuor

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Notice IL hereby given that pursuance resolutions
adopted by its stockholders directors the Buffalo
Rochester Pittsburgh Railway Company transferred
TO the Mahoning Company a corporation o.
me STATE OF Maine all the right title and interest OF the
Railway Company to the stock OF the Rochester Pitts
bursh Coal & Iron Company, IN consideration stock
OF the Mahoning Investment Company ths OF
par OF s4l2o.oo The stock of the MahoninE Invest
nent Company will be distributed the holders o:
the preferred and stock Buffalo Rochester
s Pittsburgh Railway Company OF Thursday.
December 10th 1906 three 7. m. and stock
holder VIII receive by mail about December eth.
1905 temporary certificates representing stock the
Mahonlng Investment Company equivalent twenty-five
per cent OF the value OF his holdings Buffalo.
Rochester & Pittsburgh Railway Cor1panys stock
cordance with the OF a notice mailed this day
each stockhoder Additional copies this notice be
obtained upon application this Office.
By order OF the Board
! H HOCART. Secretary. A G. YATES President.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14
.,,y OF ENGLAND WEEKLY RETURN

ropaon. Dec. l3.--he weekly return of the Bank
1-rlsrd shows the following changes: Total re-
-. scc-eased fIs4o0o. circulation increased fsl Ooa
So decreased EI02SSI. other securities decreased
- oa other deposits decreased e. S.22e OoO public
,S n -rea sed t445ooo notes IN reserve decreased
", an government securities unchanged
- rrooortion OF the banks reserve to liabilities
now GO2 per cent, against ASA per cent last
= and compares with decline from 4O7s per
- - a1ls ner cent IN this week last year. The
=. 81 discount unchanged at per cent
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14
WILLIAM c. TRULL, Counsel.
DAVID RUMSEY. Secretary.
CLEVELAND, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO & ST. LOUIS

,, 1rand Central Station. y. Y, Nov. 20, 1905.
aGGeeordanGe With authority conferred by the
toycAtlouers, the Board of Directors. at meeting
ne.o @ ms day, voted to offer Ten Million Dollars OF
nsw @ Sonhlon Capital Stock at Ninety Dollars $500
snare 70 all stockholders of this Company (Pre-
@ srFe1 2 aha Common TO amount equal to twenty
psE cent (-use) of their respective holdings shown
1905 '-0 ei'Se 0- business e- ~
For purposes above mentioned the transfer books of
thls company viii be at IL o'clock Sat
pecsIoer Is, 1896. and Will be reopened on the
morning Of January = 1907
CHARLES F cox, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14
New York New York

-.,rprrgN MONEY MARkE1--Call money IN
- r.T5i1 per cent Open market discount
or short bills 524 per cent; long bills. 5as per
Rerlln discount rate sla per cent. Paris dis
g. g.. at. 5 per cent. Paris exchange on London,
o.s 81, centirnes. Bar gold. rs 90. Berlin ex-
80 On London, - marks 5o4 pfennigs-
s.---prTGN SECCRTTIES.-British cousols for
- & BIG: Tor the account s5as. French rentes
s-anos IL oentimes,
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14
INVESTORS READ
The Wall Street Journal

L Mining stocks We will tell you how IN our mar mar
letter asking. PATRICK. ELLIOTT
& CAMP. Conservative Brokers anu Mine Makers
Goldheld,
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14
Financial.
New York N y
TO THE HOLDERS OF DEBENTURE MORTGAGE BONDS
SERIES AND SERIES OF
The Wabash Railroad COMPANY:

he DbeM a g Bo
securities b by the o Debetu Bonds for
A NJ
~
under al notice decided
receipt o an Trust Company
8 Ceia
HHTSSR1 EyANS
BiittIIhbA BBiitIhAM ri SsET TR1LI IL m% Counsel - ~ w.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14
,vrRIcAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

paon Dec IL -I P mrhe M, market for Asri- sn'.
> --o.stions follow;
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14
Financial Meetings.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NEW YORK
l. Life Insurance Company VIII be held at the Home
Once OF 346 Broadway. in the City or
New York. in the State OF New York. U S A. on Iu4s
day December. 1906. between the hours
o'clock forenoon and four o'clock in the
afternoon day Twenty-four Directors OF said
corporation will be elected said meeting ana for
the OF said election the polls will be opened
at ten O'clock the forenoon and remain until
four o'clock in said 18th day o. De-
cemher. which time they shall be closed
New York. 4th December, 1905
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
BY ALEXANDER z. ORR. President
JOHN C MCCALL. Secretary.
NORTHWESTERN REALTY COMPANY.
A special meeting the stockholders OF the North
western Realty Company will be held the Office OF the
company no Broadway. New York City. on Saturday,
December o. 1866 70 O'Clock NJ the election Of
directors TO for the ensuing year.
CFIAS- c. VAN ANGLEN. Secretary.
y. 7 City. December Z. 1906
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14
NORTHWESTERS REALTY COMPANY.
DiUidend Notices.

THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
New Yort December Eth 1908
DIVIDEND No 153.
The Board OF Directors declared quarterly divt
dend OF ONE AND ONE-QJ-ARTER PER CENT. upon
the Capital stock Of this Coupanv PAYABLE the office
the Treasurer and 10Th day Of January
ex 10 shareholders Of record at the close OF the transfer
books the oath day OF December inst.
. o'clock the
December 9th inst and be reopensd the
morning OF January 2d next.
NJ T. WILBUR. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14
THE AEOIIAN. WEBER PIANO AND PIASOLl


THE AEOLIAN. WEBER PIANO AND PIANOIA
COMPANY.
At meeting OF the Board OF Dreetlrs held this day.
the regular quarterly dividend OF THREE
QUARTERS Gs4fol PER CENT declared upon the
Preferred Stock OF the Company. payable the 10Th
inst Transfer books VIII closed December 2Oh 1905
and reopened January ID, 1907.
WM Z. WHEELOCN. Treasurer.
December 18th. 1905
OTIS ELEVATOR COMPANY
u Battery Place, New York City Dec IL
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of the Otis Elevator
has this day declared quarterly dividend Of
S15O the preferred stock the company
payable at this Office January Is. 1877.
frred stockholders of record business on
December 3lsr. 1905
LYNDE BEL.KNAP. Treasurer.
New York. December IL 1906.
meeting ot the Board o Directors
THE NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH AMERICA
IN NEW YORK.
held this day semannual dividend OF
dividend OF two declared. pavabie
January 1907 Books close December 1906, D
m TO reopen January 3. 1907 at 10 d m
EDWARD B. WIRE.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
InterborOugh Rapid Transit Company. Lessee.
Ninety-first Quarterly Dividend
No IL Park Row New December Sth, 1898
The guaranteed quarterly dividend OF and three
quarters cent the capita stock Ot Manhattan
Railway Company will be paid and after Tuesday,
January End 1907 stockholders o.
ing OF the transfer books Friday December 14th 1905
three o'clock p. NJ.
The transfer books viii be re-openAd Thursday
cenber 9th. 1905. at 10 o'clock A NJ
D W. MWILILAMS. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14

UyIIE HOTEL PATTERSON 5s West 47sh u--Apass-
l. msnts OF number OF rooms and bath. fngn1nn(
or unfurnisnedi ey season os yaars ssssanRnn4
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14
Financial.

New York, n. Y, November 80. 1906.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14
BOSTON STOCKS.
ru--L.-.- >, 2 J Day q Co. No. Nassau strestl
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

'Asks- -Ex dividend
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-25
Low Rates via Union PACING.

$500 to Colorado and return, Septem-
Der 10 to %, inclusive.
$3.50 to Colorado and return, every
day. to September 80.
SOS. so to ogden or Salt Lake City and
return, first and third Tuesdays, June
to November. inclusive.
$50. so to Ogden or Salt Lake City and
return. every day. to September so
s34. 80 to Helena and Butte and return.
hrst and third Tuesdays. June to No.
vember, inclusive.
$50. 90 to Yellowstone Park and return.
inclucing rail and stage. daily to Sep
tember II.
$4,000 to Portland, Tacoma. Seattle. or
to san Francisco. Los Angeles and San
Dieeo. and return, daily to Septem Der
Is. Limit October 81
$500 to Yellowstone Park and return,
Including rail, stage and hotels in Park
beyond Yellowstone for five and one
half day trip. daily to September IL.
Also very low round-trip rates, every
day to September 10. to many other
oregon, washington, Montana. idaho
and British Columbia points. Inquire Of
p A. Lewis, city ticket agent, 525 kan
eas avenue. or J. c. Fulton. depot agent
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over to NJ. NJ Hale. city treasurer. The
payment amounts to $50, 480, $8.759-14
being apporuOned to each of the gen
eral funds.
The boys of the junior department
of the Y. NJ. c. A. went out on a hike
yesterday morning and went to the
reform school. They took their din
ners along and spent the afternoon in
going through the institution.
one of the most philanthropic. pub
lie spirited women in Topeka dislikes
nOtoriety so much that she complains
that she has to sneak around like she
was com hitting a crime to prevent her
little acts of charity from being her
aided to the world.
Frank Willard has just completed
a beautiful transparency of the Grand
Canyon from one of his photographs
for General Manager Hurley of the
Santa Fe. 1t is pronounced the best
picture of this great natural wonder
ever made.
Examinations covering a wide scope
will be held during August by the civil
service commission in Topeka. An
interpreter for the immigration service
who is acquainted with the Syrian,
/ Greek and Bulgarian languages is de-
sired, the examination will take place
August Sth, the position pays $1,000.
/ On the same date examinations will be
| held for fish cuiturist and veterin-
airy inspector which pays 81 POO. On
the 18th an examination for a carriage
and wagon painter will be held. this
position pays $50 q month. On the
22nd examinations for saddler and
carpenter. for clerk for the Panama
canal service. for tracer of mechanical
drawings for the same service, for an
engineer for the bureau Of. science in
the Philippine Islands and for teach
er in the Philippine service. The pay
in these latter cases varies from $1,000
to $500.
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Cans and Nelson Matched.

New York, July 25.=Battling Mel
son and Joe Cans are matched to fight
4 8 rounds at Colma this fall at the
weight Nelson has demanded ever
since Cans started hurting challenges
at the Dane. While the arrangeme nts
have not been given to the public is
yet. it can be stated on the highest
authority that Jimmy Cofroth will
have the handling of the affair. and
the great arena at Colma. IN which
Britt went down before the battling
Dane, win be the scene Of the fight
Arrangements have already been made
for a license, for which Conroth and
his partner are to pay $4,000. The
men viii fight at 1873 pounds ringside.
This is Nelson's favorite weight. Cans
viii do the weight, as his one am bitfoIs
for the past eighteen months has been
to get Nelson into ring with him.