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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05
THE CIVIL SERVICE
Blacksmith's Helper, Editorial Clerk
Engineer, Etc, Wanted-EH'ami-
nations in Cairo in August
and September.

. The United States Civil Service
commission announces an eXamina-
'titn On August rs. 1901 to secure
ol' TILES from which to make certiii-
cath1 10 OH a vacancy in the posi-
ticn ol .iacksmith's herDer. qualified
as horseshower, S720 pei annum and
ration, Quartermaster's Department
at i.sr.e Preside OF Sgt1 Francisco.
Ca. and vacancies as tn y may occur
IN any branch of the SER Gee requiring
similar qualifications.
Aug. 2S29-To ill a v asancy in the
position of editorial cler X in the Divi-
sion OF Publications, I department of
Agriculture. at sl.40O per annum. and
similar vacancies as Il icy may occur
in that department. NJ en- Only will be
admitted to this exam nation.
Sept 40 ill a vacancy in the
position Of engineer. cheyenne River
Agency. South DakoJta Undian Ser
vice.) at 1920 per gpnmm, and similar
Va, ancies as they ynay occur.
sept. 4-5-To III several existing
vacancies in uie position OF hydro
2 -aphic surveytg at salaries ringing
rom $1,000 to 1920 per annun. in
the Navy Dep irtment. and similar
vacancies as hey may occur.
Sept SIC fill vacancies in The
position Of ~ sistant crop tec1nologisi
At salaries ranging from $500 II
81 eco per rlnnum. and Of crop tech
nologist- a.. salaries ranging from
s. o00 to. 81 600 per annum. depending
upon Ia training and experience
shown.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05
August 4, 1907.
v e . . u . . = = y . . y y

Mrs. II. ". Calvin, of Manhattan,
Kas.. is spending few weeks here
with friends.
Mrs. Chas. Sublett and daughter
Miss Verna. returned to St Louis Sat
urday after brief visit here with
friends.
Mr.. and MRS. Samuel Dodds, Of
Cairo, came up Friday for a few
weeks visit with relatives.
Chas Gattinger spent part of last
week with relatives at Maiden, Mo.
The Star Theatcr which was open.
ed Saturday night on tho East Side
was well patronized,
H. c. George and family departed
Saturday for an extended visit with
Mr. and Mrs H. G. Harvey at Chi.
cage
Hiss Jessie Willard went to ST.
Louis Saturday fof three weeks
visit with friends
Miss Gertrude, Manner Of Peoria ar
rived Friday for q two weeks visit
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Manor.
D.. and AIRS, r. Lee Agnow and
Miss May Rhodes returned Saturday
from d few weeks stas at Minneapp-
lis, Mimi
Miss Jeanette Fly Of Makanda, Wis
tied friends in Anna Thursday and at
tended the s. s. convention.
Miss Marie Hurst vino has been
employed at the hospital for the past
year, returned Friday to her home
in Sedgewiekyilc Mo.
Mrs J. c Ncrdling, of Golden, was
the guest OF Mrs. l. ]. Maritime Fri
day.
Miss Gladys Rushing went to Mur-
physboro Saturday for a brief visit
with her sister Mrs J. W. Sails.
Miss Mary Norris went to Contra
liza Friday to spend a few days with
friends.
Mrs. Helen Dorset and Miss Sula
Anderson departed Friday for St
Louis, where they VIII reside
Gollmer Bros. circus will exhibit in
Anna Aus 1G. The bill posters car
was here Saturday
Mrs. S NJ Hults and Miss Della
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SPORTS OF The WEEK
Monday.

Monday.
Opening OF race meeting of the EN-
pire City Trotting association,
New York City.
Eastern doubles tennis championship
tournament begins at Long
wood.
Opening of two days automobile race
meeting at Atlantic City, N. j..
Opening of Grand Circuit race meet
ing at Buffalo, N. Y.
Opening of Southern Pennsylvania
tennis championship at Bedford
Springs, Pa.
Opening of Iowa state tennis cham
pionship at Des Moines, Ia.
Opening of Pacific Northwest tennis
championship at Tacoma
Wash.
Opening of twenty-three days race
meeting at Saratoga, N. Y.
Tuesday.
Ninth annual amateur championship
tournament of Western Golf as
ISOLATION opens at Wheaton, Ill.
Opening of Northwestern tennis
championship at Lake Mime
tonka, Mimi.
Opening of three days horse show at
Staunton. Va
Wednesday.
Midsummer tournament of Michigan
Whist association begins at st.
Clair Mich.
Seventh annual tournament OF DomiI'
ion of Canada Trap Shooting
association opens at Toronto
and continues three days.
Thursday.
Dixie Handicap Shooting tournament
opens at Macon, Ga, and con.
times two days.
Annual horse show opens at Bay
Shore, l.. l., and continues
three days.
Maine state golf championship tour
nament opens at Portland. Me.
Continues three days.
Friday.
New York Yacht Club starts on its
annual cruise. iipi
Opening of two days automobile race
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05

ccnnatjtors. nevertheless can and DO
sell Gil practically for less thah tfe
Standard charges it invariably folioWs
that had the industry followed the
aormal course of development ana
had no great combination arisen 70
erercisc substantial control therein,
prices to the consumer would nave
been much less than they actually are
or have been.
What is Proven.
The following facts are proven
THE Standard has not reduced mar
gins during the period in which II
has been responsible for the prices
of oil. During the last eight years
covered by this report (lS9S to l9o5)
it has raised both prices and mar
gins. It's domination has not been ac'
duired or maintained by its superior
efficiency, but rather by unfair com.
petition and by methods economically
and morally uniustifiable. The Stand
ard has superior efficiency in running
it's own business; it has an equal et
Geiency In destroying the business OF
competitors. 1t keeps for itself the
profits of the first and adds to these
the monopoly profits secured by the
second. It's profits are far above the
highest possible standard OF rea
sonabe commercial return, and have
been steadily increasing Finally, the
history of this great industry is q
history of the persistent use of tbs
worst Industrial methods, the exac
ton Of exorbitant prices from the
consumer, and the securing of excess
sive profits for the small group 81
men who over long series CT years
have thus dominated the business.
Very respectfully,
HERBERT KNOX SMITH,
Commissioner of Corporations
The President.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS


Gibson went to Makauda Saturday for
o few days visit with Mrs. b. h.
Wiley. Miss Gibson Will depart Mon
day for her home in Chester
Memorial services for the late Rev.
Wallace $. Faris were conducted
Sunday al the Presbyterian church.
Miss Bertha Wiley returned Satur-
day from weeks visit with Mrs.
Il. X, LOOMS at Makanda.
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Many FalIed 70 Vote.

There are 161,127 persons in the
Philippine islands qualified to vote
$500 pesos property qualilication), and
of this number only 123.937 voted at
the last municipal elections.
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Tn. Ten Commandments.

III people paid as strict attention to
de ten commandments" said Uncle
Eben, las dey pays to de rules OF
card game. de picty Of dis world would
be sumpin' surprisin'. Washington
Star.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05
The Meals Of Long Aao.

IF you want striking Illustration
Of the increase in the price of food
stnffs irf the last 10 or 10 years,
said an old hotel man, Just get hold
Of an old >table d'hote menu and see
the list of things that hotel guests
used to get Aquarter of century age
for IS cents. II would break up any
hotel to offer the same bill OF fare al
the same price to-day"
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Confederate Notes.

A woman in Richmond possesses
the only complete collection OF con-
federate notes-national. state and
wildcat hank bilIs-in existence.
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Innn Rseord Of usefuIness.

After 80 years Of faithful and eff
Gent service az president Of the Young
MEMS Christian union. Of Boston. VIII
liam II. Baldwin has resigned the Of
fee on account Of advanced age.
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WHY should a man make a fool Of
'ai-e self when he can save so much
i'm b. gettilss q woman to do it for
tIUl?
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05

The average hand of the man is
from one inch to an inch and three
quarters longer than the woman's aY-
erage.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05

A law has been passed IN fior'ua
prohibiting diving for sponges. IL
IS said that the divers have nearly
xuined the sponge beds.
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has become of the increase In prices
and margins on petroleum products
during the regime OF the Standard
a..on ioao
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-05-08
REVENUE REDUCTION.
RESOLUTION Of Rssdy Favorlns This
Step Wac Not Agreed To.

Austin. May 7.--Reprcscntativc
Reedy introduced a resolution In the
house that as the present session OF
the Legislature Is rapidly drawing 10
a close. and TINT II Is evident that
the present tax bills. II passed. will
produce more revenue than Is mecca.
sary TO run the government. that tn
house committe on revenue and taxa.
ton be requested to report the tive
bills pending before the committee 4,
reduce the ad valorem Tux rate In Tho
state from i6 2.3 cents 10 IL l-2 cert
and 20 10 cents. Mr. Reedy said that
II would be better 10 have n small a.
flclt I'm the treasury than biz sur
plus. There was great opposition e.
the resolution and II was defeated by
vote, of 60 TO 81.
Representative Silllman arose r.
question OF personal privilege IN a.
house and denied the report printed On
the papers in which II Is reported
Is quoted as saying that the leris'a
ture was prejudlced against west t.,
rs.
Most OF the session In the hcusf
Tuesday morning was devoted 90 cen
sideration OF the telephone conn
ton bill. question being on e.
adoption OF the Ray honse bin Tor y
Of Senator Brachfield. which has pa
de the senate
An effort made 20 set text book h.'i
for Wednesday morning at 10 o'cloc'
but failed--77 20 90.
The senate passed finally the couri
stenagrapher bill The bin repeats ih0
present law and fixes the salary
stenographers at s. per day for actu.l
attendance on court The new art
also knocks out the fixed salary her.
tofore paid stenographers and on
whole cuts down the present compen.
sation about onc-half The senate
passed finally the deficiency per dlcr
bill OF the special session. carrying
appropriation OF $1,000.
The senate finance committee 3
cided to report favorably the intan
gible asset bill. which passed the
house II was amended by taking or
packinghouses from its provisions an
placing gas. electric light. street car
express and interurban companies
under its provisions
Senator Holsey OF Corsicana Is cr'i
ically III at sanitarium here. lie IS
suffering with typhoid fever.
State Insurance Commissioner ~
ner announced the appointment ~
Samuel Dixon OF Houston to be- state
nursery and orchard inspector. caused
by resignation OF Professor a. W. Orr
OF Tyler The appointment Is effec.
tive nj once. Mr.. Dixon represented
Texas in the fruit exhibit at tho
Worlds fair and Is well known
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-05-08
CYCLONE CASUALTIES.
Boys injured and a Number Of Resi-
derces Destroyed.

Mckinney. May IA cyclone south
OF Rosebud demolished. the residence
OF Jim Peck. His fouryear-old son
was dangerously hurt Willie Mil
twelve years old. who was visiting
the Peck boy. was fatally injured H.
was blown $50 yards south OF HI
house. House OF J. ID. Jordan. John
strine. s. S. Dickson and c. T. Pratt
were demolished Mr. Pratt's barn
was also blown down and horse
horse killed. S. O'Brien's house was
damaged Jim Maunes' house was
blown off its blocks. NJ. Burgers
house was destroyed. also Ed. Bakers
John Stalcup's house was damaged.
Several barns were destroyed and
horses killed The storm travelled
northwest 20 southeast and was 800
yards wide
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-05-08
LONG DISTANCE SHOTS.
Chief Executive, In the White
House, Fires
TO CITY OF CHARLESTON
With the Receiver Of a Telephons the
President Il Enabled to Hear Dir
tinetIy the Leaden Missiles ss The
Strike the Target.

Washington. May 7.--Presldeui
Roosevelt opened the national schuoe
cnbund at Charleston. S. C., Men.
day afternoon by pressing button ~
the white house which electrical
pulled the trigger that fired th9
shots n a target In Charleston. 80
understood here the presldan made (.
score a GO out OF 70, The white house
was connected by telephone with fh
Schuctzenbund and with n receiver rs
his ear. ne heard each shot distlr
~. The president OF the Schu
bund sent a hearty greoung % r7
presld snt over the telephone, TO ws.
MI. Roosevelt replied: "cocdlutG C.
the Schuetzenburd
The first shot was fired about "'''
o'clock and the others at interval
three minutes.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-05-08
WHAT scHwA6 SAYS.
His Firm VIII Build No More Battle
ships az San Francisco.

San Francisco. May Charles NJ
schawb. former president Of the
United States Steel corporation ari
chief owner OF the Bethlehem Steel
works. made flying trip TO sar
Francisco Mr.. Schawb IN a person.
interview said: "Our concern viii
never take a battleship or any other
kind of a ship to be built in Saa
Francisco as long as labor conditions
are maintained as at present. We lost
81 800. 600 on the last three battleships
contracted fer. and lost more money
IN our work In San Francisco thar
we made at our other works through
out the different parts of the country
We will not take any work OF arv
magnitude under labor conditions ex
listing In San Francisco. | have never
seen anything like II anywhere |
want TO state In the interest OF your
city that unless labor conditions
change here all manufacturing must
Sup az hh HNiut iu1h hal' hAu W
further contracts with your labor or
CARNATIONS constantly raising wages
and reducing the hours OF labor"
The mayor and chief Of police
have announced that police Will not
be permitted 10 ride upon cars for the
purpose Of protection. their duties
being confined 10 the preservation -
peace IN the streets. The governor
Il Is claimed. has sufficient force
OF militia to fall back upon n nee
essary. and. falling In that. General
Funston. In command OF the depart
ment Of the Pacific. Is now here ready
for any emergency.
The car strike by It's more intimate
connection with the public has Tor
the time completely eclipsed Other
labor difficulties. which are now
hamperine the business interests ~
the city The strikes Of four crafts
are now affected. iron workers. car
men. laundry workers aud telephone
operators These deprive i3.050 wage
carriers OF work and fully as many
more are Indirectly affected.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-05-08
MUST BE FILED.
Otherwise. Governor Frantz VIII Me-
Issue Proclamation.

Guthrie. May 7.-Governor Frant,
declared that until the constitution
for the proposed state OF oklahoma
framed by the recent convention shall
have ben filed with the territorial
secretary. he will not Issue u procla
nation calling the election at which
the constitution Is TO be submitted &C
the voters OF the two territories.
William Murray president OF the
convention. held a conference with the
governor Monday afternoon. He OF
fered that official a certified copy Of
the constitution and election ord
nance. but the governor expressed tis
unwillingness 20 take official notice
OF the document until they are filed
President Murray stated that D.
would call an election regardless o.
the decision on the injunction suit
now pending In the supreme court.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-05-08
"AEw 70 THE LINE"
Old Phrase Given Practical Turn g
Coney Island.

Old Phrase Given Practical Turn g.
coney Island.
New York. May 7.--Armed wi,
axes and guarded by % squad OF ~
lice. a gang OF men directed by A.
sisiant Commissioner OF Public wort
Van Week of Brooklyn. descend
upon Surf avenue. the main thorough
fare Of Concy Island Monday and lon
ped off every part of any kind Of
building. stand or sign which EXTENDED
beyond the property line. While the
Indignant owners protested soda foun
tains were chopped in two. franklin
ter stands were torn apart. overhang
Ing signs were pulled down and tho
dozen different catch penny devices
which line the avenue from end to end
were piled into the trucks and taker
away. At least twenty truck load;
OF material was hauled off.
Borough President Coler issued az
order last week that all the incum
brances extending over the court var
line must disappear Monday. but more
OF the owners paid any attention TO II
When the work was done the mayoi
notified the proprietors that ten feet
more OF the membranes will be
chopped off II they are not removed
by next Thursday This will plac,
all the stands inside the building line
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-05-08
Falrehlld Under Bond.

New York. May Charles S. Fair.
child. former president OF the Security
and Trust company and a secretary oi
the United States treasury. who. with
George w. Perkins, was indicted for
forgery In the third degree as a re.
suit of disclosures made In the investl.
cation. surrendered himself In the su.
preme court. He entered plea OF not
guilty and was held In $4,000 bail.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-05-08
Reported Arrested.

New York May IA dispatch from
saranac Lake. n. Y. says the Rev. j.
X. Cooke. late OF Hampstead. l.. J..
has been taken into custody az thai
place According 10 the telegram the
arrest was made by detectives EN-.
pioyed by private agency. The local
authorities at Saranac Lake denied
knowledge OF the arrest.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-05-08
TERRITORY TRAGEDY.
Wealthy cattlsman Takes the Life G
Another One az Loco, 1T.

Duncan. l. T.. May flames Lcff
wioh wealthy cattleman Of Loco
and candidate for state senator on th'
Democratic ticket. shot and killed T
J. Clark. also n wealthy cattleman
A feud had existed between them foi
long time Both men were armed
but Leitwlck was the quicker 81
drawing his revolver.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-05-08
NOT SEVERED.
Diplomatic Relations stu Continue
Between Mexico and Guatemala.

City of Mexico. May diplomatic
relations between Mexico and Guate.
mala have not been severed. Tho
subsecrdtary OF foreign affairs. Jose
Algara. empha,ically denied the re
port emana,ing from Washington &c
the effect that Minister Gamboa had
been recalled.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-05-08
Erelnht Train Wrecked

Mckinney. May IA Central freight
train was wrecked three miles south
OF here. Track was damaged one.
quarter OF n mile and traffic delayed
several hourA
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-05-08
eriekIayers on Strike.

Chicago. May 7.-Building opera.
all over Chicago and the suburbs are
badly crippled by a strike OF 1000
bricklayers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-05-08
Postponed One Week.

Sad. Francisco. May ILLNESS NJ
Abraham Rnef has caused postpone
ment of~nis case q week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17
.OODklE:NS
RECEPTION

Accompanied by band and a
large number Of local WOodmen
OF the World. tho head camp Off.
GERS, who arrived IN the city yes
torday afternoon. we're escorted
from their headquarters IN the But.
Ter hotel to the hall Of Camp GO,
at SIC Spring ST.. last evening,
where a reception was rendered
the officers. Charles A. Reynolds.
chairman Of tho entertainment com.
mittee. made the address Of vel.
come. 10 which Head Consul I. l.
Boak responded other officials
we're introduced, and the qunrtette
of Seattle camp furnished several
good selections Refreshments con.
eludsd the evenings program.
This will be a busy week for the
head officers, AZ they are going
over the preliminary work for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17

head camp session. which con.
yenea next Wednesday morning.
Among the more important mat
tors 90 come before the session IL
tsss question OF the adjustment 81
<isesoend also the question Of elect.
ing officers for "A term Of four
years or six years Instead Of elect
sng them for two years. as AZ pres
ent. II ~ probable that the Nom.
beers who Joined before 1902 81
have their rates raised 80 as 10
conform with the rates now In
fDfes n ls not likeay that the
rates Of new nsoDbers Will be in.
creased
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17

The change Of program In the
free open air attractions AZ Luna
park IS proving popular with the
people No amusement resort In
this part Of the country has ever
attempted 20 put on tho varied
program free 10 all that has and
is being furnished by tho manage
mont Of Luna park This week the
Great Martella appear In a trick
and fancy bicycle act, establishing
their regulations a. champions I'm
their line. Teddy the diving dog
plunRea from 7Ofoot elevation
into a six foot not. and Marion
gtoffer'a slide for life and high
wire exhibitions are thrillerH. The
Loretta Twins Trio Of children fur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17
sIRrH RECORD.

Births were registered today az
follows.
Ross-To wife Of n. p. Ross. Pa.
eifie Hospital. June ~. a girl.
Fpbln To wife OF J, J. Tohiu.
JIG tth ave July no, n girl
Anderson To wife OF ChaR. Il
Anderson. an ave and Ship ST
July &C. a girl
lewis TO wife OF Lester Lewis.
ISIS 10 6th 81 Iuly rs. a girl
Faber To wife OF Oscar Faber,
Rii6 n Union. July rs. q boy
Cusiafaun To wife uf Carl A.
uufiafaon. 20ii Federal 81 July i5.
q nlrl
Oklns To wife OF " NJ Oklna.
summersot and Deep So July 10.
boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17
LICENSED TO WE'D

Amos Andrew ivcraon. 81. Bear
River City. Utah. and Eva MAY
Kinder. ~. Seattle
Ernest For. legal age. Stockton.
Cal and adelaide May Waite. legal
age. Seattle
loha William BARKER. "a. Syra.
cuHe. n. Y. and Mathiida Marie
Frilchie. leEal age. seattle.
Andrew Gardner. %. aud Florence
landreih. IS Seattle
David Richards. &c. Candle.
Alaska. and Isabella Dorner. IS,
Spokane
James W Burnett IS. Hinadale.
Mont. and MARY G.. Armour. ~.
riinsdaie. Mont
Earl Clayton Park. 20. Seattle.
and Caro- Ann Comaford. a. Ron.
ION
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17
TACOMA Is JEALOUS OF
SEATTLE

TACOMA. July lin nn At
temRs 20 force tho Northern Pa.
cife railway to consider Tacoma as
the real western terminus OF the
road. suit has begun Ia the super
Tor court In this city Those bring
ing the case claim that Tacoma
h not the terminal. The complain.
ants claim that Seattle Is given
better train service. etc, and that
All this rs against the original land
grant from tho government which
provided that the Northern Pacific
was TO have bat ois terminal upon
Puget Sound and that WAS 10 be
Tacoma
The railroad concluded It's tegtl.
mony this morning and arguments
are being heard this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS
ARE ALL OFF

OAKLAND. Cal. July i7.--Preai-
dent Small announced today that
peace negotiations ia the telegraph
efg strike are Off.
Small leaves ror Chicago within
the next as hours. iie says moth
ting Will be done toward the exten.
sion OF the strike zone till he holds
conference there Tuesday with
some Of the more important leaders
IT the local unions In the east
Supt AilloF OF the Western
Union. speaking for President
Clowry IN answer 20 the request
from Commissioner Neill that his
suggestion be made a basis for set
Ting che strike. declared that the
company IL willing 10 relnsiate all
but a few strikers who are unduly
prominent In the union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-17
SCHMITZ TO
FIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO. July IL
Eugene 5chmitz today announced
that BIO would refuse 10 recognize
Prof Taylor, appointed last night.
az mayor. and az soon as any va,
cauciea IN municipal offices occur.
red he would fill them. schmfty
claims that be has already made up
bis mind az TO The men he Will ap.
point 70 succeed the present 81.
pervisorg should they resign. ffs
says that tho appointment Of rsy.
lof In no why affects mis- standing.
n@ he maintains that he is the on.
~ legal mayor.