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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-27

Hotel PendletOn.-L. p. Wells,
Meacham: A. T. Coswell, Portland;
Leo Peterson, Portland; NJ. r. Crich-
ton. Penn; Lou Wester, Portland;
w. L. Reddig, Portland; F. J. Cam
eron, Spokanei Miss Vera Glius, La
Grande; VIM. Hubbard; o. E. Bailey;
F. w. Martin, Portland; L. r. Traver,
Portland. Belle Chamberlain, Boise;
w. G.. Daub, San Francisco; C. Fl.
Norris. La Grande; ]. w. Anderson;
o. T. Carnes. Pilot Rock; B. Pratte,
Cincinnati, o.; e. P. Tarter, Seattle;
Poselle Knott, Mrs. Weber, Viola
Knight, F.na Blind, Jas. Kerr, Grace
Gibbons, Robinson Newbold, w. F.
Iaher, w. r. McMahan, Spokane;
II. Dyke, Spokane; r. Jell. Spokane;
Al Fox, Portland. c. E. Carter, Port
land; L. 9. Misz, Portland; F. Wei
don. Portland; r. S. Leady, Portland;
Elinn Beamer, Heppner; G. f. Rol-
Inns, Portland; Mr.. and Mrs. II. H.
Shuts, San Francisco.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-27

e healthful properties it needs and establishes
the foundation for good health. AS tonic
S. S. S. has no equal, and it will be found es-
pecially bracing to weak, anaemc persons.
One of the greatest points in favor OF S. S. S.
is that it is purely vegetable, made from NATURES
healing, cleansing, health-producing roofs herbs
and barks. 1t is the one medicine that may be
taken with absolute safety by the youngest
child or the oldest member of the family.
Rheumatism, Catarrh, Sores and Ulcers, Skin
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-27

Diseases srof Contagious Blood Poison and all other blood troubles a
nenty S S,
lt break out in future to be transmitted offspring fyour blood
its healthy conditions and the blessing good health the blood
medical advice desired will be
ATLANTA, Ga,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-27
itself "Ths Klny of Blood Purifiers"

% down the circulation pss
stream andh health ii -hnpre hesi d b
troubles like
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-27

Preparations are being made for an
excellent Easter program at the NJ. E.
church next Sunday, which will be
participated in by the Sunday school
children, and the choir.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-23
GLASS WORKERS
AND EMPLOYERS
IN CONFERENCE MAKE PARTIAL
AGREEMENT As 70 WAGE
SCALE.
E;nal Action to BE Taken at CleVe and
Tuesday--zWases 90 Shift With
Upward or Downward Trend
Of Market Price.

Indianapolis, Nov ga partial
agreement was made this evening be
tween the mage committee Of the
Amalgamated Window Glass Workers
Association of America and represen
tatiyes CT manufacturers. The mat
ter viii h2 definitely settled at meet
ina in Cleveland next Tuesday, wfer
the manufacturers will get together
and ratify today's action.
On the favorable action OF th'
meeting in Cleveland will depend
whether over 5000 hand glass WORK
ers throughout the country Will re
turn to work at greatly reducet
wages. 1t Is stated that today
agreement will only permit the mel
to average 500 month.
sharp competition by manufac
tnrers using machines has broush
the whole question to the front. Th'
machin, are able to turn out worl
at much cheaper rate than han'
laborers. roday's partial a%reemen
was made upon a scale that ~ 70 p
shifted up or down according to IN
market price Of glass.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-23
!. Q. MORGAN CALLED.

Washington, Nov. 22.-upon leaving
the White House at 1925, after being
with the president an hour and half,
Morgan, on being asked in regard to
replied that the condi'
tions in New York were reassuring.
He said that everything possible was
being done 20 relieve the money strin-
gency and that the situation was sat
isfactory. Morgan said also that his
object i'm coming to Washington today
was to see Secretary Cortelyou, in
furtherance of the conference he had
with the secretary in New York last
week, at which time means were dis
cussed for the further relief of the sit
uation. He saw COrtelyou before go
ing to the White House. He said he
called OH the president tonight TO pay
his respects. Morgan probably viii re
turn to New York tomorrow. He coult
not say whether he would see tbs
president before leaving for New
York.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-23
LARGE NUMBER
SUBSCRIPTIONS
BEING RECEIVED FOR NEW GER
TlFicATEs-coRTELYoU SAYS
ISSUE is SUCCESSFUL.
BENEFICIAL RESULTS
viii Soon Be Felt--Morgan, Roosevelt
and Others in conferencc--Sen-
ator Urges Central Bank
Of Issue.

Washington, Noy. 22...The secf'-
tary of the treasury stated this even.
ing that the subscriptions to the three
per cent certificates were being rat
ceived iii large numbers, and tnat the
issue was already successful. In ad-
dition to subscriptions from indlvld'
iuals, many national bank repositories
in the crop moving sections Of the
south and west are aVaillng them
selves OF the opportunity to purchase
the certificates and receive large por-
tions Of the proceeds as deposit upon
approval OF the securities, ana m
crease their circulation to the amount
iof registered certificates, in the dis
cretf1n Of the secretary of the treas
Jury. The beneficial results OF THIS
increase in circulation win be prompt
lly felt at points where it will be most
helpful, and the government viii be
lenabled to make its corrections and eX'
penditures In such manner as not 70
/ be d disturbing factor IN the business
Generations.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-23
Y. N. c. A. MEETS !
IN WASHINGTON
ELECT Observation-Disclosures BY
AMBASSADOR BRYCE AND
SEVERAL OTHERS.
DELEGATES Attend Thirty-Sixth Annual
Convention From Almost Every
Country in the World
Bryan is There.

Washington, NOV. %. Christian
workers, representing many lands.
gathered here today In attendance
upon the thirty sixth International con-
yentlon of the Young Mems Christian
association cf North America. Mem.
bers from all parts Of America. Eng
ianr Canada. Japan and other coun-
tries are In attendance. The conyen-
lion will be addressed during It'll pro,
gress BY number Of distinguished
men, amcng them are James Bryce,
British ambassador; William j. Bryan,
Secretary Straus, OF the Department
of Commerce and Labor; Bishop Lo
gan Fl. Roots. OF China, and others.
Tonight In convention hall 'prais1
service was held, followed by adl
dresses BY British Ambassador Bryce
in some features Of the Young MenRs
Christian Association movement, with
special reference to the work in An
erica
The principal business today was
the election of officers.
Judge Seldom B. Spencer Of ~
Louis. was chosen president and n. 4
Sterrct. cf Denver, secretary,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-23
BIG CUNARD[R
IS COLD LADEN
LARGEST CONSIGNMENT. EVER
CARRIED BY SHIP COMES
ON MAURITANIA.
ENCOUNTERED STORMS
Al Way Oversight Damage Second
Dav Out--Most Luxurious Boat
Afloat---Madc Record
For Days Run.

New York, Nov 22-Polsi1g hcr
anse through a lensc curtain Of fog
that hid the coast her topmasts lest
frcm deck view by tie enveloping
snroud tie biggsst aud most
sirxuriovs ship over launched ON any
sea finished in safety her bridal voy-
ace when at 1880 a. m, today the
Cunard line steamship Maure tania
came to anchor off Sandy Hook light
ship. five days fiye hours and ten
minutes from QuSanstown.
Fearing fortune OF $l2,5Oo 900 IN
cold fer the money markets Of the
west she fought her way through
three thousand miles Of sterm-swell
ocean. battling every mile of the
course to meet and defeat the worlds
trans Atlantic speed record OF I III
DAYS. is hours and forty minutes, held
by the Lusitania Headwinds and
tumultaus cross seas Daffled the at
teniDt, vet the Mauretania won the
coveted right to fiji one blue ribbon
Ill her peak. Thrrsdag November "a
Captain Prltchara drove the huge
snip GA knots t67i miles) six knots
better than the best days run Ct the
Insitania. and smashing all records.
Her various speeds by days We're;
First dag, tone hours rum Thirty
knots; second day tnoon to noon
57l; third day, 4S4; fourth 5G3; fifth
g24. sixth, 52S; average speed for thf
passage 22.21 knots, or 1888 miles, af
hour. The average speed on tht
record day run. 1888 miles an hour
The sI2,500.000 gold brought by TIN
Manretania Ii said to be the larges
consignment VI specie ever carrie,
lby ship.
Forenoon Monday, the second "a,
| out she labored so in head seas am
I in the face OF an adverse gale that TN
dishes were thrown from the dinin'
room tables aud sea sickness made
prisoners by the score In the cabinl
ana steerage. At three In the after
noon the engines were stopped an'
| two anchors were dropped, Thu'
steadied, the Mauretania rode out tn
storm but not without mishap. IN
battering force OF the seas stove IN
forward starboarl port and before TN
damage could be repaired the moor 0
the storeroom in the hold was unde
two feet of water.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-23
ALIENS LEAVE
UNITED STATES
GREATEST EXODUS IN HISTORY
OF COUNTRY NOW IN FULL
PROGRESS SAY IMMIGRATION
OFFICIALS AT NEW YORK.

New York, Nov. 22.--What appears
10 be the greatest exodus OF aliens
the United States has ever known is
now in full progress. Every vessel
sailing from New York for Europe the
mast few weeks has carried full steer
age lists. and those scheduled to san
between now and Christmas already
are fully booked. leaving thousands
unable to obtain accommodations. IL
is. estimated that the eastbound steer
age for November and December VIII
be many times that Of the correspond
ing mcnths of last year,
Steamship men and immigration
officials who have studied the move
ment. especially with regard to the
dav laborers of Italy and Hungary
state that IL is much larger and more
persistent to the eastward this year
than ever before. and from this they
argue that large proportion of lnC
yoyagers, seeming a ietup In indus
trial activity and with an exaggeratef
idea of the present conditions, have
no intention Of returning in the spring
The returning immigrants will spreat
the news to all parts of Europe, Wit
the result that the number Of able
bodied men seeking profitable employ
ment in this country next spring vii
be materially lessened.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-23
WASH NGT(N IS
MEETING PLACE
FOR NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
COMMITTEE DEC. twill
THEN SELECT DATE AND
PLACE OF CONVENTION.

French Lick, Ind. Nov. 22.-At a
conference Of the members OF the
Democratic national committee today
Il was decided TO meet at Washing
ton. December u for the purpose OF
selecting the time and place for the
national Democratic convention next
year.
Chicago. Milwaukee, st. Paul
Lot isville. st. Louis, Cincinnati AZ
laatic City. Denver and Long Branch
N. J.. are applicants for the next ma
ticnal convention.
National Chairman Taggart VIII b
candidate for reelection as the In
diana member of the national com
mittee. when asked If he would b'
candidate for reelection as chair
man Of the national committee Tag
CARTS only reply was a laugh. Tag
cart tonight gave a banquet in honol
of the visiting committeeman.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-23
L |. INOIS " Ms
FROM INDIANA
in ANNUAL FOOTBALL MATCH
DEADLY FORWARD PASS AND
HEAVY LINE PLuNGiNG DID
THE WoRk--scORE 10 TO 9.

bloomington, Ind, Nov -. Illinois
Won ID to G from Indiana in the an
naal football game todaE Between
the deadly forward pass and ponder
Gus line plungins of giant avn HOOK.
Indianas defense was fiddled and
err rmbled. Twice ID the first hall.
when the Crimson goal line was N
danger, Sinncck hurled the ball over
the struggling mass CT athletes ana
there was an Illinois PLACER there 10
grab it and carry 1t over Eoth goais
we're missed Int they were not mead
cd. for Indianas only score came ~
the second half when Cartwright IA
tercerted a forward pass from tile
Crimson 25-yard line and raced ~
Yards for = touchdown with the whoie
Illinois team on his heels. the goal
was kicked but neither team could
score again
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-23
WOMEN SHOULD
DEMAND LABEL
.oa ALL PRODUCTS PURCHASED
RESOLUTION BY LA6oR FE1
GRAFTON - MEAT PACKERS
MUST DEFINE POLICIES.

Norfolk. Nov. z-.-The American
Federation of Labor today adopted
resolutions calling for minimum
wage OF 50 per week for all female
retail clerks; calling upon meat pack
ere to define the future policy To-
wards cutters and butchers in the
killing Of meat In packing houses;
calling for universal organization
of Union Label Leagues; calling
|unon the women of the country to de
mand the union label on all products
purchased.
one Of the notable features OF th'
day was the calling to the chair fol
i short time by President Gompers q
Miss Agnes Hester. of the lnteina
tional Glove Workers, OF Chicago
Miss Hester received an ovation,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-23
SUBCOMMITTEE
. ON PRIMARY LAW
AGREES ON SEVERAL IMPORTANT
AMENDMENTS WHICH 1T WILL
REPORT TO CONFERENCE
COMMITTEE MONDAY.
Special to The Bulletin.

Special to The Bulletin.
Springfield ILL.,. Nov 22--The sub
committee or the primary election bill
conference committee, appointed to
get the amendments TO the bill in
proper shape, bet today and agreed
upon number of recommendations
regarding all amendments to the bill,
which they will report to the Joint
committee when 1t meets In this city
next Monday. The most important oi
these are the following The elimin-
alton Of presidential electors and ma
tional delegates; elimination of the
cumulative system of voting for can
lidates for the house of representative
of the legislature; providing that the
voter may write the name of precinct
committeeman on the ballot or attach
| d plaster" the elimination OF trsls
tees of the State University.
No change was recommended In the
form of the ballot which is one Ions
strip of paper.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-23
RETAIL TRADE
FEELS EFFECT.
or SMALLER MOVEMENT OF
GRAIN FROM FARMs--LoW
PRICES DRAWBACK.
COLLECTIONS SLOWER
Says Bradstreets and industries
WORKING Out the Slowing Down
Tendency--I Increased Wheat
and Flour Exports.

New York, Nov. 22.-While a mum
her of cities report the tone OF al
fairs has taken a turn for the better,
the actual business, taking the couil-
try as whole, shows an Increased
degree Of quiet, both at wholesale
end retail, working oct or the con
tinued scarcity of currency at some
roints. OF lessening the activity in in
eIastry and of the continuance OF un,
seasonably mild weather, with its
natural effect upon the distribution OF
winter goods There Is evident IN
wholesale trade circles an indisposi-
tion to 40 business for future periods.
The retail trade feels the effect
of the smaller movement of cereals
frcm farms, and although the pro-
eueers are reported more familiar
with checks rendered in payment
lower prices are now offered as
drawback to sales.
In industry the features are the
working out more fully Of the prompt
slowing down tendency noted for sew
eral weeks past.
Collections are rather slower and
some attention has been excited by
requests from some states that all
creditors be lenient In order that the
interests OF all may be protected.
The currency premium lessened II
New York early In the week, but
later it became more marked. The
fact is that demands from the In
terror keep up strongly, which is pos
hibly explained by reports that the
country banks are taking large quar-
titles Of currency but are not makine
new loans. and some institutions are
reported carrying much larger sup
plies than are absolutely necessary
Failures for the past week were 26'
against 212 in the like week in 1916
Canadian, 35 against q year ago.
Wheat including flour exports o.
100000 bushels against 4,025,O0o TINS
week last year: first q weeks OF th'
fiscal year s5,o23,0o0 against 74,5aor
600 In l906-o7 !,
Corn exports 100000 bushels
against $4,000 in 1906 for lisca
wear to date 19,7s7,0o0 against H.
3I2.oo0 in 19o6-07.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-23
TO FREE PHILIPPINES
Public Meeting in Boston to Support
Plan For Pledge Of independence
For Islands.

Boston. Mass, Nov. 22.-Arrange'
ments have been concluded for a pub
lie meeting to be held in Faneuil Hall
next Monday evening I'm support OF a
plan for a pledge of Independence 70
the Philippine Islands accompanied by
naturalization of the territory
Hon Albert e. Pillsbury will preside
and addresses will be made to Con
gresham Samuel W. Mccall, the NOV
or Of the resolution In congress EN-
bodying the plan, who will INTRODUCES
IL at the coming session, by James II
Blount, formerly Judge Of the FIRST In
stance in the Philippines. and by Hon
James l.. Slayden, member OF congress
from Texas.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-23
LETTERS READ
BY ATTORNEYS
FOR MRS. BRADLEY, WRITTEN BY
eRowN-TEsTIMoNY OF WIT
NEssEs FROM WomAN's
HOME CONSUMES SESSION.

washington. Nov. 22.-Practically
the entire day in the trial Of Mrs. An
ME N. Bradley for the killing Of form
81 United States Senator Brown was
consumed by the defense in presenting
Testimony by Witnesses from Mrs.
Brsdley's former home. Salt Lake
citv. to shaw that there was a tai1t
Of insanity in her family. especially
on her mothers side These witness
- declared that Mrs. Bradley's gener-
al reputation in Salt Lake City was
EcCd-
Towa-d the end Of the days session
one cf MIS-. Bradley's attorneys began
The reading Of q number Of Brown I
letters to her Their realing affected
1.-THE defendant visibly The trial VIII
be resumed Monday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-23
WATERED
Stock OF Nassau Electric and SOLD !
TO Brooklyn Rapid Transit Did
johnson and Friends.

New York, Nov. 22.--William M,
Ivans, while investigating the affairs
OF the Brooklyn Rapid Transit COM
pany for the public service com9lis-
sion today declared that Mayor Tom
/. Johnson Of Cleveland, and his
friends who formerly owned the Mas
sau Electric Railway company q
Brooklyn, had watereds its stock TO the
extent Of sG,250,0o0 and then sold II 70
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company,
This was alleged 10 have taken PLACE
III the reorganization Of the Nassau
company In January 1899
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-23
KING or PORTUGAL
BANISHES PRINCE
TO ISOLATED PARk-LUiSE PHIL
LlPPl PROTESTED AGAINST
PRESENT DICTATORSHIP.

Iondon. Nov. ga dispatch from
Madrid says: King Carlos OF Portu-
hal has banished Crown Prince Luise
Philippe to the Royal residence at
villa Vicosa, an isolatde park, 100
miles from the capital on account OF
tho Princes remonstrance against the
dictatorship regime which he declares
Is turning Portugal into a hotbeu oil
Republicans and anarchists and en-
dangerlug the monarchy. The incl
dent has caused great sensation
The Grown Prince is said to be under
the influence of Conservatives, whc
advocate the abdication of King Car
los in favor of his son.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-23
ONCE PROMINENT MAN
Momnits Suicide-Was Law Graduate
Formerly Secretary to Speak
er of the House.

st. Louis, Nov. 22.-Physically
wrecked through excesses. George p.
Miller. once a brilliant law graduate
and pricvate secretary to Samuel }.
Randall. of Pennsylvania, who was
speaker of the national house OF repre-
sentatives, swallowed whiskey and
morphine in a boarding house last
night aud died today. Miller had lived
in st. Louis for the past 10 years, but
comparatively little was known re
garding him until his death led to an
today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-23
AT ONCE
viii cortelyou Ship New Notes to
Banks For Circulation.

Will cortelyou Ship New Notes to
Banks For Circulation.
Washington, Nov. 22.-An import
ant announcement or policy was
n.ade by Secretary Cortelyou this
afternoon 81 regard to the allotment
OF the new one-year treasury certif-
catss. which indicates that the secre-
tary is prepared 20 cut out the red
tape as far as possible and place the
proceeds Of the sale CT the eertifi-
Gates promptly at the disposal Of the
money market lie proposes to re-
turn % the national banks sutscrib.
inc for the certificates as a deposit Of
public money Is per cent Of the cash
raid for them. The remaining = per
cent viii go for the time being TO
strengthen the cash balance Of the
treasury. The banks surrendering
tbs = per cent viii not. however
sufer a reduction IN their supply oi
crrrsney. for they vii be entitled "a
receive par value of the certificates
tnrChas6d in new tank note circrla
tion. In order to make this transac.
(Concluded on Third PsgeJ
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-23
CENTRAL BANK OF ISSUE
To BE Urged BY Senator Hans5rougn
Of North Dakota.

st. Paul, Nov p. THE Dispatch
this evening prints special from
washington stating that Senator
Hansbrough, Of North Dakota, wi
urge congress to establish a central
bank Of issue. He is quoted as say
+ing:
At the proper time hope 70 intro
face bill providing for the establish
ment Of federal central bank OF Is
sue, to be located at Chicago or 81
Louis, an be under the immediate
control OF the secretary of the tras.
Jury.
1T might be well to authorize this
bank to issue currency secured by
United States bonds. or being In fact
ia government institution, its eircula
ton could well stand upon its re-
serve funds, and, If need be, on It's
general assets
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-23
RAILWAY COMMISSION
OF Nebraska Will investigate Why
Mileage Books AS Required BY
Law Are Not On Sale.

Lincoln. Neb.. Now ga com
plant was lodged with the state rail
way commission against the Roek
Island railway by travelling men. al
leging that the l.e40 mile milease
books we're not on sale for $50 as re
quired by the Law passed last winter
The Rock Island agents in Linc0ir
informed the commission that no suel
looks or tickets were cn sale. al
though ! zoe mile books conid be ha'
at 21s cents.
The commission will Investigate
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-23
MORGAN AND ROOSEVELT
CONFER AT WHITE HOUSE

Washington, Nov. pa conference
is in progress at the White House to.
night between the president and j..
Pierpont Morgan, George N. Baker,
president of the First National bank
of New York. and Assistant Secretary
Robert Bacon. Although the nature
OF the conference was not divulged 1t
is believed to be in relation to the
financial situation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-23
CASHIER 0BEYED ORDERS OF
WALSH TO DISCOUNT NOTES

the cashier had net finished his story
when the court adjourned until Mon
day. The introduction Of memoran-
DUN notes executed prior to the time
Of the first offenses charged in the
Indictment was made the chief point
+ attack on the part Of attorneys MI
Ter and Hyuss for the defense. Judge
Anderson. however. ruled that such
notes might be admitted as Tending
TO show q possible Intent 70 remove
funds from the bank wrongiuliy. Five
such notes. each for 81. 600. were thus
brought before the Jury. Mclean tesii
tying thar he had signed and diz-
counted them in obedience to the or'
derx OF WalsA
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-23
CASE MAY GO
TO JURY TO-DAY

Rathdrum, Idaho Nov. 22.-ln the
Steve Adams case today. three VIII
nesses were called by the defense in
rebuttal and the opening arguments Go
the jury began. tt is expected that
the case will be given to the jury
tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-23

chicago. Nov. 22.-Constant wrans
ling between the attorneys. causea
for the most part by the numerous oo-
iectious by TIE defense to the test
mony of Frederick W. Mclean. form
or cashier Of the Chicago National
hank. delayed the progress in the triai
of John r. Walsh today. Mclean
took the stand in the morning to idsn-
tifv a series Of memorandum notes
which he asserted he had made out
and signed with various names late.
discounting these instruments and az
On orders hom Walsh. So vigorous
however. were the objections o. ths
defense to this Inc q testimony tnat
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-23
TROOPS IN READINESS
TO SUPPRESS RloTlNc

Lisbon. Nov. 22.-Exeitement here
caused by resentment against the die
tatorship Of Premier Franco. is in
creasing. The government threatens
Ito proclaim marital law at the first
outbreak, and the troops have been
confined to their barracks in readi-
ness to suppress rioting.