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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16
Mbonaale eisbts.

DAB SommersYaubebile In unierer
Stabt mebr unb mebr populdr tuirb,
wuroe bur9 bie srObe ansabl gefu8sr
res partes vMbonbale' 6eigbts" gefern
Ibeno betpiefen; Der parf mar bts auf
ben Isbtsn plab sefaat. 9as pros
gramm bisisr Wo9e 1T in isoer BE.
3iebung oemienissn Der borisen @o4e
hberlesen unb bistst hauptid4lt4 mebr
abpe9slung.
Die grtra attrattion In bieier
Wods if Der MuFt.aet BON We@op
unb SadIon. Grdulein @ecil Wans
ming, bie rsi3enbe tIeine eoubrette,
angt unb tanst f9 In bie 6er3en beg
publitums, gpaline 8hOmpion ern.et
NIT ibrsn Smitationen fhrmif&en.
moblberbienten 8eifaa unb IioIa
Uiooausb In ibrsm ettid Gin Mbenb
In Der Opsr" bat R& bic @unf i6re,
3ub6rsr TN Sturm erobert. Biqr
3erba uno bic 6eisbts.Banb berbon.
fdnbissn bas ausae3ei9nete PRO-
gramm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16
Mufrubr.
Oubenoe betheiligen f1 an ei'
ner S6ldeerei.

Cine S9ldgerei, oie nabs3u ben
@baratter zines Nufrubrs annabm,
tanb am Mittuo9 Mittag 3tpii9en l
unS 2 llbr an Der Waibineton unb
Wifouri StrnBe fatt.
Cine Nn3a6l farbissr Qrbsitsr warsn
an Der S1ene nit benz &spariren bes
aspbalt.pfaffers bsi&ditiet, als Elm
Jubrmann zines @rpreB. @asens tibsr
mebrere Stellen frii9selegten aspbalts
binwesfubr unb uneefdbr 800 S6as
ben anri4tete. giner Der gteser belt
ben Jubrmann an uno I'm Sanoums
oreben mar eine e8ldssrsi i'm 9anse,
an Der f9 SuBsnbe psibsr perionen
3u @unitsn bss Jubrmannes bethel,
lieten.
Cine na9 Sunssrten sdblenbe Wens
i9enmen9e batte f9 i'm giu ansss
iammelt uno es faisn als ob elm alless
meiner &aRentampf unabpsnb5nr
wdre, als oie poli3si auf Der 8ilbid9s
eritien uno nod frdftigem ginareifsn
nod sinissr 3sii Oronung i9affte.
Jhnf Neg.r unb Der 8ormann Der.
ielbsn pnt. Murrap tpurben bsrbaftst.
Der Gubrmann. our9 bsRsn S9ulb
Die Sdld9erei enttanoen mar, fonnte,
na4bem bic Situation einigsrmabsn
getldrt mar, ni9t 9efunben tusroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16
&an, gut aaboit.

@on Der Nni&uIbigung, ben 8es
i9dftsfhbrer Warb Der Ssnnepf8en
gleftrieitdtsperte unb ben Streifbre9er
Soispb u. Warts tbdtIi9 aneesrifen
3u babsn, wurbe Der freitenbe Wai9is
NIP @uf. Sones gsifern i'm goli3ei.
gsri9ts freigeiproden.
Spnes mar aIs Nufpaher In Der
gtdbs Der Sennep- -Wsrfs ifationiri uno
als Waro unS Warts an ibm porbeis
gingen, bieIt er bieieIben an unb ber-
iuate ben lebteren In ni&t gerabe ianf'
ter Wsiis 3u tiberreben, ni9t on bic
Nrbsit 3u gsben unb ben plab zines
itrsttenben 3amerabsn ein3unebmsn.
gr aos fOsar ieinen Rod aus, um
msbr gepesunasfreiheit fir ieine ar.
aumente 3tl baben, tpie sr 9sitern benz
poli3eiri9ter berfi9erts.
Der Ridter seiste f8 na9F9tig unb
ma9te Honss tlar, baB sr ihn bissmaI
ubne Strafe Iaufen IaHen pone, iolIte
F9 isbo9 sin bsrartigss 8prfommnib
tpieoerbolsn, tuerbe er bie gcuae Streuge
bss @siebes tpalten lafen. Die Mr.
better in ben Sennep Werfen ffebeu
| iebt untsr poIi3eili4er Bsbsduns. fobab
R9 pobI Der @Orfau ni&t wieberbOlen
tpirb.
Die Waf9iniifen boffsn, Sen Streit
in ben nd9ffen 8asen bsigele9t au
iebsn, ba llnterbanbIunesn nit ben
Nrbeitaebern i'm @anse finb, bic Elm
3ufrisbsnasllenbes l1sbsrsintammsn sr.
warten IaHen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16
Som atssjabrtsem sanssrfsf iu
Sogaasport.

Sas sdnssrfei bes Snbiana unb
Obio Sdnserbunbss nabt, unD baIb
ueroen bic Sdnger In belen S9aaren
na9 benz ftbnsn 2ogansport fr6men,
um bort i'm eblsn Wetttampfe nm bas
2orbeerreis 3u freiten uno 3u 3sigen,
mas fic i'm bereansenen Sabre gelernt
baben.
Sie Nnmelbungen liefen sablrei6er
Elm als ie jubor, uno obne 3wsifel
wirb fi& eins Sdnaeri&aar 3uiammens
finben. NIT Der f5 Stant MAIDEN ldBt.
Ion ieiten Der 5eitbeb6rbe unb Der
@umites tpirh allss eeideben, I'm ben
Sdngsrn ben Nufentbalt in Der id6nen
unb ssmiii6li9sn Stabt 2osansport
10 angenebm als nur m69lid au mas
den. Die gorte6runsen, beren es ia
fir Elm ednssrfeff 10 oisIe siebt. Fnb
getroffsn unb tuiro ieinsrseit Ndberss
iibsr bic llnterbrineuns Der @dfe ee.
mslbst tperben.
Das Sdugerfeit finbst auf Der i'm
WabaIh. 6luiis ibsaI esIsesnsn 2ienIsp
Snisl fatt, unb bdtts Elm bhbI Iderer
plab tiberhaupt ni6t ausaeiuat tpsr-
ben tbnnsn. Bsr fi9 alio sinige Sage
ooer aud nur etnen Gag amtfiren uia,
beridume bisiss Sabr ni&t, f1d am
Sdnssrfsit In 2Osansport su bethel,
ligsn.
5olssnbs gsrsine baben fi9 Big ieBt
gum Wettiineen angsmslbst: 5armp.
ME, Nnberion, @oncOrbia, aleranbria,
goncorbia, Sort @apns, South gsnb
Mdnnsr9or, 3srre Saute e&waben'
gsrein, psru Wdnner9or. Wariou
Wdnner&or unb Der SoeiaIifif9t
Sdngerbuno, Snbianabolis.
2ebterer gerein tpuroe bon Der 6ef'
Ssb6rbe aufssforoert, auber ben Be
benz Wettfineen gum gortrag fommen'
ben 9iebern als spsaialsWummer bas
v2ieb Der Seutf9en am &io @ranbe
su finsen. wel8em griu9en natiirlid
eniiproden tperbsn tpirb.
Der Sucialifii9e Sdngerbunb fdbr
am Is SUM- in einem Special= Wager
nod 2psansport; Ger Jabrpreis be
trdgt $1.75 FIR bic Sius uno &hdreii
unb bic gi1stts habsn FIR 2 Sag
@hItisteit. Die Sdn9er boffen, bal
f4 ibnsn rs9t bisle 5reunbe bes beut
i4en 8eiansss gu Der Jabrt anf4liebei
tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16
&ade TT iaR.

Die Beifrafung bes Sbierqudl.rs
philipp Smith bat nod cine ipeitere
gsitrafuug na9 fi9 ge3ogen.
@inem Nsser auf beRen 3eusnib bin
bic gefrafung Smiths erfolgt mar.
uuroen bon bem semeini9aftliden Ir=
bsitgeber Wablon @oreoren iibsr feline
Sanblunssweiie 8oruiirfe gema9t.
I'm ii9 nun fur bisie unsers9ten Wor=
mhrfe ;u REDEEM, rna9te ct Der poli3ei
bic Anssise, bab @orcOren O6ne I'm ge-
Rb elmer 2icens au iein. In elmer erbs
butte I'M Sammonb part cine Wirtb'
f1aft bstreibt. @oreoren purbe Der.
heftet nno unter atpei sntIagen gefeat;
erffsns tpeesn getreibens elmer Wirtb-
i4aft Obne @rlaubniB unb 3wsitens tuss
gen Wsrtaufs bsraui9snbsr @strdnte
am Sonntas. Der 6ffentli&e Mntld-
ger seigte f9 gOrcoren gegenabsr GEE
fdIig unb geffattete lsBterem unter bem
8eripr.9en bic erfe gntlase fallen all
Iafien. fi9 Der 3tpsiten i&uloig gu be.
fennen.
Der poliaeis&i9ter Iegte @orcOren
sine @elbfrafe BON $40 nebft 2often
auf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16
SelbfmorS= =Serin9.

Die i'm Sauie go. 1921 Norb Sem
Seriep Strabe bsbisnitete Wap Manis
osriu9te am Wittuo9 0ormittag
our9 @innebmsu bon pariisr.@rhn
Selbfmorb 3u besebsn. gs gsIane
ibr isoo9 ni8t, eine ssnbgenos Nuan-
titdt 3u neridludsn unb Or. Soub
boni 9ispsnfarium fonnte He baIb aIs
GuBsr 8sfabr bsfinblia srtldren.
uebsr ben gewsggrunb 3ur S9at
tonnte ni9ts In @rfabrung ssbra9t
tusroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16

Sibnep Smitb, 26 Sabre
oft, 217 Ghb Mrfenal Nbe., tpurbe
gsfsrn bon ben @sbsimpolisiitsn 6au'
fer unb Simon unter benz 0eaba9t oes
@robtisbfabls binter S9lOB uno &ie.
gel gebraat. Smith ioa einen ge'
uifen Sbomas 9. Dart 1890 ents
tuenbet baben.
Sm Streif Der 3immerleute III
bic Situatipn nod INNER rinberdnbsrt.
Die srite .llnterftibung TN BE-
traee bon $4,000 wurbe bonn Rational.
6auptquartisr an ois 2ocaI = Union
ausse3ablt. Ssber Der freifenoen 3im'
merleute srbdlt $6 pro @o9e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16

9ie W q ber n W o o m n Of
Mmerita balten am nd9fen Greitag
bierieIbff eiae groBe 8eriammlune ab,
In usl&er mshr als 1000 neue Wlit.
glieber 3u benz Orben 3ugeIaffen tper'
ben ioQer. 0ertreter bisler 2ogen aus
benz gan3ea Staate merben an BEN
$age antpefenb iein. DDS programm
befebt aus elmer MaRsnueriammluns
In Der 8omIinion 6aIe, elmer Strabefl.
parabe um 7:30 llbr Mbenbs unb elmer
meiteren geriammIung am Mbenb.
Staats.D .Deputp Scbn o. Wolp wirh
bel ben Weriammlungen ben Norfi
fthren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16

Clarence &pfe. % Sabre
aIt, bon Sort Brod, Nsbrasfa, unb
Sobn 6. garbslep. 26 Sabre oft,
murben geffern ban ben 8eamien
Iliott als Seisrtsure srtannt, unb
prompt btngfeit gemadt.
gb. @urion. Sc Sabre oft,
lila Slnep ape.. ioa sefsrn feline
@bebdlfte gepriiselt babsn unb murbe
prompt bon ben Serst. 6treit unb
Wlilam, 8ernauer unb 0ibmilIer nad
Summer Slider abgefhbrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16

Anbe on, Is. Wai. Das
IL Wonate alte S6bn&en bon 6errn
unb 5rau 6ornee 8ebfOro fisl bon
.insm galfon i'm brittsn Stodwerf auf
bie @ement platten bss Seitenweaes
unb fam unoerleBt bapon. 9as Rinb
wurbe ni4t einmal bemubtIos bur&
ben Gall, nur ein Iei&tes Naienbluten
feate R& na& einiger 3eit ein; irsenb
weI&e iibIs JoIaen Rnb ieoo@ ni9t bs.
merfbar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16

- 9te gr0bte ttnD pajs
ieaoHeMmS,pabI bon G@uttt.
bInttee ittso 0IwttsemFA6em
tut ane trewot8ets .t,so tra,ts
rt8en Gret8mtHe. &8tr Rmo
ieoersett 8erm berett bet oeY
@mSwabI bebAlnt@ 80 tetn.
Sextertttatttt 0roS. 60.
241 9taN. Ate. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16

Der 8rob q miebe.Ssl-
fer 9anio 4eBler, 10. Str. uno Wars
tinbale Mbe.. bate f9 BET Der 5rau
CLARA We@artp einlosirt, weiserte fi@
iebo9 fhr bas ibm berabrsi9te gKen
unb Ouartier 3u be3ablen. 9luf Ans
trag Der 6rau Wcgartbp tpurbs er tue.
gen preQsrei berbaftst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16
SIM MebgerzYrO5eB
Deroen 5uAthdusler uno an.
oere l1ebelthdter ais 6eu.
gen benubt.
gertbsioisuns ma&t gtOtbpebr
gelteno.

@sfern Woraen puroe Die Bstusis.
aufnahme in b.m pro3eB gegen ben
gOIijei-@bef RsBger fOrtgeiebt. un'
ter ben fortpdbrsnoen qrotsftsn Der
@srtbsioisung uuro.n auber benz
3udt6dusler 9oons nod 8rober
2pttls. Sobu appersba8, Der Neger
Gbe &Oberts uub CHARLES Song als
3sugen Dernommen. allie biefe 3su.
gen muBten 3useben, bab iie auf bic
cine Oosr bic anbers g8eiie NIT ben
Strafgei,Ben in 9onfitt gerat6en mo-
rsn; Sisbitabl, StraBsnraub. prOfei'
fonsles spiel u. 7. n. uaren unter
ben Isrssbsn, psl9sr fid bic 3su9en
aueeftunosusrmaBen frhber i9uloig GEE
mn9t bnben. 9isis 3eusen fasten
aus, oaB Msb9er fid breimal t6dtli9
on 9efansenen ber9riffen bat uno 3tuar
sueimal isit er Poli3ei=@bef 1T uno
sinmal wdbrsno ieiner Gmts3eit als
Sheriff.
Die 0srtbsibiguns bsriu6ts nit Of
len i9r gu @ebote ftsbenbsn Witteln ben
&i9ter su bemsgen, bieies 3eu9niB als
unsrbsbliG bon Dem &scoro aus3u=
ialieBen. mas iebo9 ni&t selaus. Der
Staatsantpalt ertldrte bisrauf, baB
idmmli4e gelafungs3eugen bsrnoms
men mdren, unb bic gsrnsbmung Der
gntlaifungs;sugen begann.
Ss5sunooreiBig 3eugsn, unter mel
den fi9 biele Der bsftsn 8irssr Der
Staot befanoen, bstunbeten tiber
ben @6aracier bes angetIagtsn uno
ftelItsn ibm elm gutes 2sugnib aus.
Me6r als 6unbert berartise 3eusen
paren porgelaosn tporbsn, bod snt=
itisb Ri9ter @ilion, baB bic berb6rte
an3abl bo(tOmmsn geniige.
auBsr Dem 8ewsis, baB fi9 Der an=
aetlnate in moralii9sr iouObI als aud
In bisnitli6sr ge3iebung zines gutsn
&ufes srfrsut, fibt fi8 bic 8ertbei=
oiaung nuf bic 8sbauptung, Msbger
babe in Not6we6r se6anoelt, als er
Rooms i9lug.
Der srfts 3suge gum gtweile bieier
Ssbuuptuns mar Der pOliaiit astins,
tuelGer /. ct. bic 0sr6aftung oes
4opns bornabm. gr iagte aus, bag
pdbrsnb Der erifsn Yerne6mung WeB,
ger in bas 3immsr. no bieislbs fatts
flno, gsrufsn tpuroe, I'm eine $ele'
pbon alufra9e 3u beanttporteu. 81
blisb oann i'm Simmer uub b6rte Der
8ernebmung 3u.
Als 9oons untsr S6impfporten er.
fldrte, bic bon ibm miBbrnu9tsn flsi'
nsn Mdb9sn ieisn 2hsner, ia9te MeB'
ger, bnB usnn irgenb Ssmano sir
2agnsr mdre, 10 udre oas 2oons
Rooms iol oarauf aufseIprungen ieir
uno ben Stubl, auf benz er 9eisher
bate, in brObenbsr Bsiie sesen bsr
poli3si&ef srbobsn baben. Mebge,
i9lua oann ben 3oons 3ueimal mi
Der Offsnen 5ano, Inn ben beabf9tis'
ten ansriff absuuebrsn unb aoon:
gum Nieosrfsen gu 3uin9en. Ti
S9Idg. iolen nur lei8t 9stpefsn isir
unb Der elsi9falls antpsisnoe poliaei
ar,t Or. 5obsins iOl oann b.t
Rooms auf ieiuen Stu6l nieoer3ebrad
babsn.
Sieisr bonn 3sugsn gef&iIoerte 0or
gang CAB ben @runo 3ur grbebun9 be
antlase eesen Webger.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16

SEQ. u. Re m m etter, 224 Norb
pine Str.-Dunfles unb bellies gapis
tol gitp Bier fsts BET MIR 3u baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16

am 9Onn.rfas Na4mittas 9iebt
Der 9amens0erein Der gb. ct. So.
bannes @emeinbe i'm 8aiement Der
8ir9s iein re9elmdBises 2affee-2rdn3.
den. ale Mitslisber tpOllsn frsuno.
li5if eri9einsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16
&afee= &ram3dbea

Der 0amen Der Gp. ct. Sobannsss@ s@emeinbs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-11

Wall St, New York, May 11--STOCkS-
Prices OF stocks at the opening OF the
stock market today started higher than
last night with the dealings on a moder-
row. A rise of points in Anaconda and
of IL points in Great Northern preferred
were the only exceptions to the average of
small fractional changes St. Paul was
the only important stock IN the list to
show a small decline.
Scarcely half dozen stocks of speeula-
tive prominence shared to any decided ex-
tent In the early advance. While the gen
eral market was higher traders realized
steadily on recent purchases, especially
the U. S. Steel stocks. Ultimately the
selling of these undermined their advance
in progress elsewhere and there was a
general relapse which carried some of the
leaders below yesterdays closing
Large operations were resumed in Read
ing at an advance of ? points The re-
Spouse in the general market was very
sluggish but the decline was checked.
Louisville and Nashville and Central
Leather preferred rose IL points, Inter
national Pump preferred 8, Virginia Car
DINA Chemical %. Lake Erie and West
ern 90. Chesapeake and Ohio 13s and Tex
as and Pacific and Metropolitan Street
Railway l point. Consolidated Gas and
National Lead declined.
Bonds We're steady at noon.
The development of strength and activ-
ity in stocks which had previously been
dull and heavy aroused the midday mar
ket into considerable activity. St. Paul,
U. P. and u. S. Steel were well represent
ed in the buying in the order named and
there was a good demand also for some Of
and st. Paul sold points above yester-
days final figures and Norfolk and West
ern, Chesapeake and Ohio and Southern
Railway a point.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-11
Kansas city Produce.

Kansas City, May n.-Close-wHEAT-
Receipts today, IS cars. Quotations were
unchanged to &c higher and as follows.
May, 77ssc; July, 1850; Sept. 727sc. Cash;
NO 2 hard, 7SdS115c; NO. 8 hard, 751zG79ci
No. hard. 671z077c; No. red, SSa90cs No.
red, S5dSSc; No. 4 red, 70dS5c.
CORN-Market 12d1c higher May, 451zci
July, 44c; Sept, 1850; Dee, 42c. Cash: No
mixed, 4S1z Q4S1zc; No. 3 mixed, 47szc; No.
white, 4S14 6I4S15c; No. 3 white, 4T1aQ4Tszs,.
OATS-Market unchanged to 1zc higher.
No, white, 341zQ35c; No. mixed 321z
Q3315c.
RYEEMarket steady. No. 3 55657c.
HAY-Market strong. Choice timothy,
$13.50Q14.00; choice prairie, 11.25Q11.5O.
BUTTER-Market steady. Creamery,
19c; packing, 111zc.
EGGS-Market steady. Fresh. 14Q1ec.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-11
CERTIFICATES ARE GRANTED.
Teachers Given Right to Hold Posi-
tiOns in Kansas.

At the meeting of the state board OF
education, held at the Office of State
superintendent Dayhoff during the
past two days. there was no business
Of importance transacted except the
grantinge of number of certificates
to those who had been successful in
passing the required examinations.
The following Industrial certificates
were granted. Domestic science, Lotos
E. Tanner, Erie. Kas.; manual train
Christina E. Wiseman, Fort Dodge,
Kas.
The following three-year renewable
state certificates were granted: Ara
F. Damon, Brantford; Lu B. Jennins,
Olathe.
The following life certificates were
granted by renewal Of three-year re-
Movable certificates: Emma NJ Cain,
Glasco; A. P. Gregory, Cawker City
Lucille Goodwin, Baxter Springs;
Stella H. Hayes, lola; Louvenia NJ
Joseph. Baldwin; Alice Johnson, Wich-
tia; Florence Miner. Sabetha; Geo. B.
Nef, Argentine; Clara E. Plummer,
Topeka; Abbie Putnam. Edmond; An
abel Sewers Independence Emma A.
Skinner. Spring Hill; S. L. Soper,
Waterville; NJ. c. Shaible, Minneapolis;
Maude Shockey, Oberlin. Cora L. Sill
vernan, Topeka; Chas. W. Van Cleve,
Evansville, Mimi; Harriet d. VIII
hams, Newton; Willis H. Wolfe, Salina-
The following institute certificates
were granted; Conductor, five years,
J C. Wright, Kansas City. Mo; con-
ductor. one year, H. H. Gerardy, Nor
ton, ". H. Keller. bingham. IN
structor, three years. o. F Eastman.
Winchester; Leila Frazer, Argentine;
Alta M, Housed. Victor, Colo; J. F.
Kaho, Altamont: p. H. Pearson, Linds-
borg; Marion D. Smith, Wichita.
Instructor, one year: Florence NJ
Beatty, WaKeeney; Mime A. Bowen,
lola. H. c. Duckworth, Newton; W L.
Enfield, Wichita; Mary c. Gilpfn, Nor
ton; Casper D. Jennings. Emporta
Minnie A. Upper. Baldwin. Eugenia
LaMer, Leavenworth; A. H. Speer,
Atchison; A. E. Moore. Rossville; Mel
lie A. Meyer. Clay Center; Lillis G.
Maddus, Emporia; Myrtle Pider
Plainville; V. E. Postma. Wathena;
Geo. G. Pinney, Hiawatha; Edwin E.
Sluss, Harper; NJ. c. Shaible. Mime
apolis; Carl Q. Sundstrom. Lindsborg
Instructor certificate. special for one
year: Pearl I. Brann, Emporia, music;
VIII E. Covert, Garden City, Kas.
penmanship and bookkeeping; Edna
c. Policy, Republic. music; Mary S
Thomas. Waterville, music; Esther
StoweH. Oberlin, music and writing;
n. E. Studebaker, Winfield, manual
training.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-11
MARKETS TODAY.
Wheat Opens Firm But Trading
Is Quiet.
Corn Is Active on Buying of
May Option.
LIVE STOCK TRADE.
Cattle Are Steady = Natives
Bring S4.sO 10 Sc.
Hogs Advance a TrifIe Over Yes
terday's Market.

Chicago, May u.-WHEAT-The wheat
market opened firm today. but trading
was very quiet July opened a shade lower
to a shade higher, at S0@S0lse, declined to
79zdS0c, and sold up to S01zc. Minneapo-
lis, Duluth and Chicago reported receipts
of 12S cars.
The maket became strong later on dam
age reports from St Louis and Kansas.
it being claimed that the winter wheat is
being injured by dry weather. The close
was strong. with July up ss@1zc, at a11sc.
CORN-The corn market was steady on
active buying Of the May option by shorts.
Pit traders sold the July option because
of the good weather in the corn belt
Trading was very light. July opened IN
changed to a shade lower, at 457sQ46e to
Acc, declined to 457s. and sold up to 1850.
The buying movement IN the May OPP
ton carried ca, its price up 2Ac, and l the
deliveries. The close was strong with
July up &c, at 461zc, which was the high
est mark of the day.
OATS-Oats were steady, but there was
almost nothing doing in the pit July
opened unchanged to SlSsc, and advanced
to 911sc.
PROVISIONS Provisions were quiet and
steady. July pork was 21zd5c higher, at
$3.50. Lard was unchanged, at SS.471k. Ribs
were 215c lower, at $S.62j1.
WHEAT-Cash: No. 2 red 9015091c; No.
hard, 7SQS4c; No. 1 northern, S31hdS51zc;
No 2 northern, S21zQS41ze; No. spring,
GGoRRN5N =. ? So sc; No 3. 555ss5z@49c
$4,000.
F'LA.x--Cash: NV, s1.16; s.-w. s11O;
TIMOTHY Sept. 1857; May. $40
| CLOVER-Cash: s11.25.
BARLEY Cash: 39d63c.
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TEwFTK TOLD TO GO WAY BACK.
British Ambassy Wouldn't Listen to
Talk OF Compromise.

Constantinople. May 11.=Tewhk
Pasha. the foreign minister, called at
the British embassy yesterday and
made proposals in regard to the Tabah
questions, which Ambassador O'Con-
nor unhesitatingly rejected. The
pasha was informed that any compro-
mise suggestions were quite inadmiss-
ible, and that nothing less than alb
solute compliance with the British
demands would prevent drastic action.
The ambassador also warned the min
lister that time was running short and
com PEELED him to be under no misap-
prehension in regard to the determi-
nation OF Great Britain to enforce the
Turkish evacuation OF Egyptian terri
tory TO the Sinia peninsula and joint
delimitation OF the frontier. TeWf1k
Pasha returned to the palace and an
Immediate meeting of the council of
ministers was summoned
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WANT MORE IMMIGRANTS.
Commissioner Sargent Says United
States Needs Millions More.

Philadelphia. May live can
admit a million immigrants every year
for ten years, and If they are put in
the right place they will prove a ben
eft to the United States" said Immi-
grafton Commissioner ?. P Sargent
last night while discussing the immi-
grafton problem at the semi-annual
meeting of the Philadelphia Baptist
city mission. THE American people, .
he said, "are greatly stirred up today
over the influx of immigrants. I do
not think there Is any cause for
alarm There were 1,O26, 900 admitted
to this country last year; there will be
a million more this year. Let them
come. We want the right kind Of
irnmigrants."
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AFTER THE HOLE IN THE WALL
Contest for Historic Building in City
of Larned.

In the supreme court the city of
Larned is trying to get possession of
THE Hole in the Wall' which is the
picturesque name adopted for build
ing In the city of Larned 10 feet wide.
80 feet long and two stories high,
which the city claims is located in the
street, but which the owners, Robert
Boyd and Harry Steele, contend IS on
their own land.
THE Hole in the Wall'' is a brick
structure of considerable value and is
used as a confectionery store and fruit
stand. It adjoins a store building of
ordinary size. The owners claim ed
that the land upon which the 10-foot
annex stands. while it had once been
a street, had been vacated by the city
council, and this contention was sus-
tanned by the lower court.
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Chicago: Receipts Of hogs this morning
were Il. 900 head. Market was about steady.
Provisions have shown considerable
strength. Trade is light and market quiet
Believe the market will do better in next
few days and still advise purchase.
New York: Buying of stocks in last two
days has been of very best character and
has been a good investment demand for
bonds, which is the surest index of d re-
vivaI in speculation Of stocks. Purchases
of Copper, St. Paul, Steel preferred and
American Locomotive we believe will be
profitable on any break.
Chicago: This advice in wheat and corn
is a good one and we believe it is a good
time to take profits If you followed my
advice to buy in the last few days, The
market may go higher, but sales on this
bulge ought to be profitable.