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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-16
RESULTS rELL.
There Can BE No Doubt About the
Renuits IN Cairo.

Results tell the tale.
All doubt III removed.
The testimony Of Cairo citizen
Can be easily Investigated.
What better proof can be had.
Gee. b. Strong, Of 222 Fourteenth
street Cairo. ILL.,, says hi wish II
inform my friends that after docte r
ins most OF the time for over five
years, have been cured BY Doan's
Kidney Pills which procured at
schuh's drug store. | gained over
tweniS+ive pounds IN weight. | am
feeling very good and my general
health II better than In any time in
years can certainly advise the use
~ Doan's kidney Pills,
For sale by an dealers, Price Sd
cents, FosterMilburn Co, Buffalo,
New YORK, sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-16
VIOLENT ADVANCE
IN Stocks Due to Operations of Shorts
Further Reaction Expected,
Result of interstate Commits.
sion's Report.

New York, July Startled by the
report OF Saturday and not receiving
the aid they expected from the Inter
state Commerce Commissions report
'on The Hartman railroads, professional
traders who were short OF stocks GOV.
cred hastily this morning. The result
was a rather violent advance in GER
tain issues, When this buying had
been exhausted it developed thai there
were few supporting orders In the
market The list sold off on very light
offerings The decline was moderate.
however, and prcfit-taking was pos.
sible The sales were well absorbed.
Covering Of the short contracts has
weakened somewhat the technical po-
siti0n and it would not be surprising
70 see the reaction extend d bit furth-
CIR. The undertone is healthy. There
Is every reason to expect an improve
ment In the market In the near future
and stocks purchased on these reac-
ions should show good profits soon.
The bank Of England got consider
able gold during the day and sterling
exchange, which was strong in the
morning. weakened materially. In Lon |
Ion, Americans were in good demand /
md some notable advances were scor
3D. the chief advance being in u. ?
further discussion Of the Union Pa
'ttic report by fnaneiers ia all parts
] fine world developed The fact that |
I ~ not considered dangerous doca-
nent. No criminal action is expect
q following. II Is considered really I
good argument on stock because Ii
oreshadows dissolution of the Harri
nan pool. The market closed with
he reaction IL progress bnf with
ctiye shares stil retaining material
aims for tho day A conGaoni feeling
FpEails
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Girls.

Girls are funny, things. Thet all
want to DO boys. They don't HE Ia
jump and swim and steal watermel-
ons as boys does. They just want TO
play with dolls and tin dishes and
look party. When girl get big thef
don't have but one age. My sister
Sal has been q ever since eau rec
ollect. II keep on growing. her and
me will be twins. Sal dresses mighty
funny when she goes some place
She puts on a wad of cotton on her
back and on her breast and she look;
iust like she was stuffed Gese. IA
think II would be awful in het
weather
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-16
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. July 15.-CATTLE-Not-
withsi anding IreceiPts heavy prices
were steady today, chiefly because Of
good shipping demand aad expert de-
mand. b tcher cattle stronger than
last week heavy cows and prime heif-
ers We're good sellers but lower
grades inclined to be slow and weak
HOGS-There was a liberal supply
of buyers and they succeeded in fore
ing prices to 10 cents lower than Sat
urday. Packers purchased quite freely
at decline Light hcgs brought the
best prices heavy and butcher
weighs were neglected
Strong 10 ten cents higher
Lambs generally were Of poor quality
and only steady.
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NOTICE.
Treasury Department.
Office of Comptroller Of Currency.

tNN
Washington June 10, 1907.
Whereas by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned. ii has
been made to appear that THE Alex.
ander County National Bank of Cal
70, Z in the City of Cairo, in the Coun-
ty OF Alexander ant State Of Illinois,
has complied with al. the provisions
Of the Act of Congress to enable Ma
tional Banking Associations to extend
their corporate existence and for 9th
er purposes" approved July 18th,
1882;
Now therefore |. Thomas r. Kane
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF the
Currency, do hereby certify that "The
Alexander County National Bank OF
Cairo" In the City Of Cairo, In the
County Of Alexander and State OF IIli-
nois, Is authorized 10 have succession
for the period specified In Its amended
Of association. namely until
close OF business on June 10, 1927,
m testimony whereof witness my
hand aud Seal or Office this thirteenth
day Of June, 1907.
fSeaD r, p. KANH.
Deputy and Acting Comptroller Of the
Currency.
No. 3735.
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Culley. in favor of First National Bank
of Golden, out of the lands, tene-
monts. goods and cbattoIs OF the said
}. n. Mcclure J.. II. McRaycH, Ferdt
maud Glaah, IGdw. Abernatho, II, -.
Winchester, J. H. Linn. Il. y. Linson.
&C. w Mcclure, John II, Voglesanger.
Fred Douglas, VIM. N. Iightnor and
r. NJ. Culley I have levied on the fol
lowing described property, to-wit: Lot
number two ca and lot number three
CD in block number two GU town of
Mcclure in the county of Alexander
and state of Illinois.
Therefore, according TO said com
mand. | shall expose for sale at pub
lie auction. all the right, title and in
terest of the above named J. T. Nc
Clure. P. H. McRaven, Ferdinand
Glaab. Edw. Abernathie. f. ID. Win
chester. j. H. Linn, U. B. Linson, c.
w Mcclure, Jno. vogelsanger, Fred
Douglas, VIM. n. Lightner and F. NJ.
Culley in and TO the above described
property at 2 o'clock p. m. on Tues
day, the 23rd day of July, 1907, at the
southwesterly door OF the court house,
in the city of Cairo. county Of Alexan-
der. state of Illinois.
Dated at Cairo, Illinois, this 29th
day OF June 1902
FRANK Il. DAVIS,
Sheriff Alexander County.
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MARKET DEPRESSED


Cairo, H., July l5 WHEAT. -
Aside from flash Of strength al the
opening, on the excessive rainfall III
1.-The southwest and Il little reaction TO.
ward the close the market was AZ
/ pressed throughout the session Gen.
erai rainfall IN the spring wheat belt
Checked the btlllish sentiment which
was forming late last week as a ia,
lsait OF the numerous reports Of tie
! crop going backward, bur dill not
ichangc the character of the advice.
which are fully as positive Of dimin.
iished yields as al any time todav.
Southwestern markets were rela-
lively strong and the fear was ex
lprGssed that threshing would be de,
ilayed by the wet weather. Gables
were disappointing. Liverpool closing
"a shade lower on better weather in
England. Worlds shipments were
light at 100000 and the London
|Statist estimated the short age in the
worlds crop at 4l6000000. Export
lids for Manitobas were about cent
out of line. Local receipts were N
cars with IS expected tomo row.
Northwestern cars 5Gl against a4l
year ago. Primary receipts S51.a0o
aaains 100000 last year. Clearances
la5,G0a The visible showed an in
crease Of quarter Of a million.
CORN-The southwest and local
operators sold corn aggre sivey early |
the latter never changing font during |
the day. Heavy rains should be con |
strued as hullsh factor in MANY
sections Us The weeds have The start |
and q dry period is desirable to allow |
Of proper cultivation. Reports in gen /
elal sngBesi q Very uneven stand
The crop Is late and in some sections
the early weather did not permit of |
all the corn terminating and a thin
stand is the result The cash market |
was wcatt ruling from cent 10 fhc
3 insl1el lower with the demand weak
tfc visible decreased nearly l,25o.0oo
bushels or ono million more than the
decrease recorded a year ago Liver,
pool closed unchanged Local re-
ecipts were 255 cars with 395 ok
1ccted tomorrow Primary receipts
$4,000 Clearanees without New
YORK 10000 and private advices indi
ate heavy shipments from that port
Worlds shipments We're 9,090000
OATS-With no material change in
he builish character OF the crop adj.
ices circulated upon the floor The
market sold lower on realizing in
uced largely by the weakness in
Wheat. A fair reaction occurred to-
ward the close The cash market
vas Il to lac lower. Local receipts
we're ~ cars with 14S expected tomor-
ow. Primary receipts 29SO00. The
isiblc decreased l,134,000
PRONISlONS-Provisions held very
teady in view of the lower hog ANA
rain markets There was little sell
lg pressure and The light offerings
lai came from commission houses
nd pit traders were absorbed by the J
ackers al slight declines Cash
'ade poor $4,000 hogs estimated for =
morrow.
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prnip and .it,se'c

The superintendent 90 factory
went into the stofohonse one DAY
AMI saw the storehsaper tngging
away AT big case Of goods Ills
face was red and The muscles 81 his
neck were baleing oia
Hold on, thefc. laek. cried IL.
superintendent, allow me to denloH-
strate 10 YOU tho power Of brain oycI
muscle" lie then grabbed hoof
that was on a Shelf and stuck IL III
the ease. gave it quick Jerk and
ioppled over into a pile of rubbish
He got up and looked al the store
keeper, and said. Blame IT, The
handle was loose
Yes, sir replied Jack. that's
why didn't use it,"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-16
ShERlFF's SALE.

by virtue OF IN execution issued ont
y The clerks Office OF the circuit
court of Uniou county. and state of
ct Illinois, and TO me directed, where.
by | anu commanded to make the
amount Of one certain Judgment re-.
Gently obtained against i. 7. Mcclure,
j. " .Mciiaveu, Ferdinand Glaab
E3w. Abernathic L. y. Winchester
j. II. Linn, u u. Linson. C. w. Nc
Clure. John 7. voglcsanger, Fred
Douglas, VIM. II. Llshtner and F. NJ.
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eood Location for poe.er.

Two Young physicians we're exrhsn
ging news for the frst ti-as since thew
graduation FROM the medical school
= vas surprised when 7 heard youd
settled at Beech lslll, said ere % TIE
other laughing I've always heard
# spoken Of as such = health suburb
] wondered if you'd fnd any patterns
there Nv dear nan. said his
classmste. earnestly. 1T is = heall
suburb. but it is also the stronghold Of
football. every family has its aufomo-
bile and there never vas such a place
before for giving childisns parties
I'm doing splendidiy. thank you
Youths COMPANION.
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6rarp mn our.



Laughed Longest.
A man who was evidently from
the country had occasion recently Ia
70 to one Of our largo towns on 4
matter Of business. The morning
after his ARRIVAL he wac going IA
,aep m appointment when be lost
his way, Greeting the FIRST police
man hc met he asked him. for in
formation.
How can best reach 49,
Street," was tho cuu;itryman's
question,
Oh replied the policcmt n, Who
always thought himself exceedingly
snGart YOU can talSe cab, OF Nnu
can take a potor-'bus; or, II Is only
about two hundred yards from here,
you can walk"
AN, yes" said the other, smiling,
az though he Wished To show an app
probation Of the joke. N know / eaH
walk, but what want 10 know is
the way"
Now, that's different" respond
ed the policeman, with an air Of 81
perioritN.
lie then proceeded TO give the NO,
cessary directions, and tho country
man pat his hand into his pocket AZ
II to nnd a tin
"Will yoa take a drink" he
asked. and the constable expressed
his readiness to do SO.
Well" the coantrgman eontia-
nee, YOU had better 80 and aat one.
and vow can either pay for 1t yonr-
self. or Non can get someone else 70
pay for H, or take II without paying
a. all"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-16
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
To-Day Yesterday


New York. July -, Money on call
firmer, 2A to 4 per cent. closing bid
~. Time loans dull and trife easier;
sixty days Az to 8, per cent; ninety
days 5; six months 6. Prime paper
So TO 6 per cent. Exchange stronger,
demand $4S68o to So; sixty days
$4S3.50 to So. Bar silver 675s.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-16
ELGiN BUTTER REPORT.

Elgin, ILL.,. July l5.-Butter quiet at
20 cents, hair cent advance over last
week. Output for week lo13,700
pounds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-16
His Sensible Advice.

You grumble at de weather's 7sy.,
A-drownin 20 delights.
Ole Noah stood 1t forty days--
Forty days an nights.
You keep a-frownin at de sky.
An weep, an wall. an whine:
You'd better all be satisfy.
An rise yo'self an shinei
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-16
AIROBREWINdCO..
OF the keyIess Kind.

A Georgia professor wrote an arith-
metic that contained such tough prov
cribs that nobody could solve them
One teacher wrote asking FOR i key.
The professor replied ON postal
card Dear Slr--It has NO Key II is
stem winder."
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-16

There IS something uncanny about
the mother who admits that her boy
may have been inst as much 70 blsu,
a. Der neizbSoT's child
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-16
True Goodness

Goodness consists moi in the out
ward things We do. bHt in the inward
thing Ee are. p he good Is the great
tt.as-E L Chaplin
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-16

Chicago July 15 The following
car load lots represent the days re
ccipts ANA shipments:
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-16

Results is what the advertiser wants
sHd fhet ls that he Ee's ~hen he
places his sirertisiue IN rhs Bal
keffn
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-16
Easily Adjusted.


Chairman Knspp Of the interstate
commerce commission. told in New
York the other day French railway
story A traffic manager he said.
came to the president of the line and
exclaimed disconsolately: We are
having no end Of trouble with the pub
he, sir. about those old dark blue cars.
Everybody says they bump 50 fright
fully 10 comparison with the new
light blue ones, which, Of course. run
very smooth 'Humph.' said the pres
ideut; We must attend to this matter
at once Have ali the old cars painted
hight blue Immediately
Nsroieoa's 5osst
7 made al NY generals out * mt.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected 10 July let. 1907.
Tux FAST MAIL BoUTR
she,lss, suH o-ists-s se-....
ST. Louis & Chicago
-xr.in.I..x.n .ira,

wyrafns iesvs OAirsi
:31 q. m. Daily Chicago vestibuie Limited
arriving In Chicago ut II 80 q. m, connectfHe
with afternoon trains for all points east AND
north. r, t.fr-
2I23 u. m. Daily 90. Louis Might L.lmites
st Union station for al points wsst. sisspins
cara open at $50 D.
500 n. M, Chi, ago Daylight Erpress
20 Chicago, arriving in Chicago 81 $50 ,. nj
900 q. M. ~. Louis Morniug Kxpress
except Sunday, arriving IN e. Louis as fins
1919 =. IN. ST. Losis Fnss Mali auiv--
Ing IN 81. Louis al = 10 p. m.
iIii5 .. m. Chicago Midday Special
2s35p. m. Daily st. Louie LimIsed. ar.
as3s .. m. HftersooS Erprs.. for oa,.
ensrhsn, ssttssoH, rolons, ohsmpsiss. ca
$40 >. M. rssos. .esou.ussa.,So..
1si5 y. t1hicsRo ras Fa.ses-. Hp
gree. ssasslst "a tc.so a. AZ a. -. kflAss
Apolis, 5i.S t,fheinasn, 7;ss .. "a. Barsio.s f
.. IN. ssu Ycrs fsss a. p. si.splas sxrsI
osio.r~'
PASSENGERS rss Ss- Ysr, ana ss.ss
thai The tilsr~ts Cenfrsi Ia the qrtekest, ~
hy assr7 h.sf.fs. laartusl statrs ~ 90 r. -s
.ssi',ss ~ Nsr Fr.s 80 ~ sss ..---., z.r y
SOUTHERN osSis.os
en-. cyAt s,ss-- ..~e &C ,.-.-.s..
= = - ff=tfsfft
49,, iAct sou FIrLx "a
E-HsAE rIcxsprrc
49, Jaf'sros FlTIs
2sss a. ---rs- Iss.t. Slr-..~ s.-sss
a..nsftis 80 Is~t s--sftfe
ssfs "a esssps.ss sra s.s B,ts@-. r.s--is
q vis ksisss sFs. surviving - hs-srs-s - al
- 10. AMI hse CTlesns s:fs y. ~
$500 .. a.. . . IHcss asa ,,susfTiHs.
1tfI p n, dsny, hsfnFhis sed New Qflsan.
fsa htb awning in Hslspkis as Tea D. s.sst
see bri~sas ate 20 49,
tfsfv- -. deity, SsssstsIs. osss.-s.ss..a
Atls1ts
4 80 ~. falf.la aesis-faslssc sft5G.
600 y Asapkis ssd Es- ori..ss stssis
srrtre N sszt bis ~ Use >. n. Hss 0flsxE
tB-sb a.
S 40 . =. fsdus.s .dI.o.bsfls
s4for - n ttcEsts, sieep4rr ear A. 60
so6stssus aEe fuftksf .fEfcFsz.f.os xppls q l
Iiilzeis Usu.zsi Passages tt>tien, Care, IN =
q -. s1sHs. Tsssst A 1
6. a. HArcH, c. ,. 4
a. n. HANSON, Pass Traffic Mgr
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

Advertisements of not exceeding
three lines will be sccepted frye for
one weeks time from arr reader Of
lhe HuIletin to be filed by advsrtls1 r
IN person, ON regular form, at ths oil
nee OF The Bulletin Company. 7Dx
Ohio Htroer The BuIlatia Company
sssnnfeg no responsibility To- sny Al
Tartisenent or statement made tnere
n and will not accept he notice Of
any person known to be employed.
inquiries and replies ia Sdysrtiats
mants shouts b. made hy mail
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Alexander
County National
Bank


Commercial Avenue and Eighth street
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
Capital .,.... ............. 100000
Surplus and Undivided Profits e5,0o1
OFFICERS
II. A. Bnder.... ....... .President
Chas Feuchler. Jr IL. Vice President
J, II Galligan ............ Cashier
r. Spencer. ....... Assistant Cashier
Accounts OF corporations and Individ-
uals especially solicited. Exchange
to any part OF the world.
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OFFICERS
DIRECTORS

interest Paid on Time Deposits.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-16

s. a. HATCH, c. ,. A
a. X. HANSON, Pass Traffic nsr
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ispoieea's sosst.

made al ny generals out Il zs..
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-09-26
Entangllng Alliances.

Judge Parker's speech jamestown on the new
federalism is able analysis of the causes of the
present popular unrest, and just arragnment of
the Roosevelt plans for its reefand cure He shows
what is unquestionably true that through dealings
with leaders and party bosses corporations have en-
Joyed taVors and immunity from law and administra-
non We do not need new constitution and new
laws to break up such alliance.
Whether certain of the corporations first offered 70
finance the party war chest, or whether the partv
leaders themselves inaugurated this genteel art of
pnltca Fat frying at the expense protected trusts
ter OF Importance now so murh to dissolve this
corrupt, debasing relationship. Certain il is that
many business interests against which there is now
much public hostility and surpicion have heen even
II aiming, deeply sinned against That we have
law enough for the lawess now is shown in the fact
that the powers the Federal Government is belatedy
and with good effect exercising have long been in It's
hand unused.
Not until we have faithfully exhausted everv re-
source, not until have tried to secure that coon
Grafton of Nation with states that the constitution
provides, not until politics has itself abiured and
broken OH from the secret relations of political black
m al which IL yet maintains with tariff and trust
promoted monopoly should this Roosevelt plea for
new federalism be given even a hearing by us It is
the poor workman who finds fault with his tools and
1t is The shallow executive who is always wanting
more law to make up Tor his own limitations
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-09-26
Is He An undesirable Citizen. >

All Republican congressman do not bow the knee
To the Roosevelt IDOL and Representative Mccall of
Massachusetts, Is one of them 1t may be that at
Oyster Bay Mr. Mccall is on the index as an 'unde
slrahIe citizen has been relegated to the Ananias
class or what he says may he viewed as similar to
the Vaporlngs nf naturefa fakir but all this does not
repress him from speaking his mind on the tendency
to centralize all power at Washington, Having been
selected tn address his fellow citizens at the Mans.
field fair this Republican tribute of the people de-
clared You are liable some day to have president
supremey lacking in the qualities of statesman
one who is egotstic, impulsive of immature iudg-
ment mere gutton of the limelight, ready to bar
ter away prosperity aud his country's freedom
for momentary applause.
"lf he is an autocrat such as he is, such for the
time will your country be. Instead of a mighty ma
ton, great in her physical strength and greater in
her moral qualities, you may have strutting. con-
fistcating, shrieking, medding America God save
US from such Gay !"
Ii some rabid socialist had painted this word pic
ture of the president it would be a question whether
he was fit to be allowed at large but such less ma
iesty from one who is counted safe and sane and
able and honest shows the great gulf which is divid
ing The Republican party into irreparable factions
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-09-26
Standard Needs Reorganization.

Recent happenings and revelations would seem "a
make II very desirable, If not indeed quite impera-
tive, that there should be only change of meth
ods, but of men, by the Standard Oil Company.
Inc organization now stands before the world as n
chronic and lnveterate law breaker 1t is under in
dlctment upon many thousands of charges 1t hns
been shown to have made immense profits largely bv
the use of Illegal and unfair methods Its profes
slohs OF reform have been Town 10 be false The
patience of the people has been exhausted with il
ana they are practically unit ia the support of
every proper measure to bring the company TO obey
the law aud TO punish 1t for its illegal acts
Inc men who have managed the affairs of the com
pahy no longer possess the respect Of the people In
fact the feeling of the latter toward them is most
decidedly hostile Their great fortunes are held 10
be composed of tainted millions. Their efforts to
Ifighteh the people into discouragng legal proceed
ngs against them by talking Of panic and business
disaster are looked upon with contempt Under the
circumstances, therefore, the wise thing for these
men TO do would be, in the first place to give drec
lions Tor the strict observance of the law by all on
cl"ls ana employees of the company and next 10 ef
iace themselves and place at the head of the organ
@aton men who have the reputation Of oheyinQ laws
instead OF breaking them, and who arc not handi
capped by their previous association with the com
panY.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-09-26
Roosevelt Salves Burton.

President Roosevelt says to Congressman Burton
There are certain qualities of leadership you pos.
sess which could not be supplied by any one else in
the house, and you have mastery of certain sub
jects such other man in the house can hope to
attain, For you to leave the house therefore would
mean that in certain lines of leadership there would
be loss that cannot be made up''
According to this vew the present congress lacks
material to fill Burton's place, should he vacate.
just how the other Republican members of the lower
house will take to the presidents views remains to
be seen.
Then to give the situation nice clean look on the
surface, some of the benefoiares of the insurance
corruption fund.- (the president not excepted could
advise Mr. Burton to decline the aid of corporation
or tainted campaign funds.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-09-26
Are Wa res Higher.

some of the standpatters organs have heen tryinl
to make capital out Of the report of the bureau OF
labor Of the department. of commerce and labor in
alcatlng that wages had increased Mt a somewhat
greater rate than the price, of commodities How
ever, this report will not bear proper ANALYSIS
Some OF the increase is attributed to the decreased
honrs OF work required from many employees, whose
needs, however, remain the same regardless of the
change, The Fact that they may get as much for
eight hours work as they did for nine or ten hours
OF course, increases their hourly wages but not the
amount they get for the days work while the day s
expenses remain as before.
The report in question also takes no account of the
vast army Of saared men and women who have re.
eeyed no advance in their compensation nor that
other large army whose small or moderate incomes
are derived from dividends or rents which have re-
malned stationary for years, These two classes are
the greatest sufferers from the large increase in the
prices OF commodities. When they are taken into
account with the wageworkers it will be found that
prices have advanced considerably in the last few
years beyond the average increase in income
The beef trust has Just announced an increase in
the prices of ITS goods. Perhaps its members have
read this report of the bureau Of labor and think
the people can stand another squeeze Certain II s
however, that wages wall not be advanced to meet