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Imnressed with Our prooress

Admiral Ijuin, of Japan, said in
Paris that what impressed him most
was 1.-The Incompatible Industrial de-
velopment in the United States"
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His Idea of II.

what is it a sign of when a young
man kisses a girl on the forehead?"
Poor Observation-Disclosures Sem
tinel.
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Indicate

81 don't believe you ever work."
said the charitable citizen.
WELL" responded the beggar,
%pocketing a dime, ST just worked
YOU, didn't I?"-Philadelphia Ledger.
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opportunity and ResponsihiIity.

If God writes opportunity on
one side of open doors, He writes
responsibility" on the other side
]. T. Gracey, D. d.
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DETAILS OF THE CASE.
Estimated Cost to Government Was About
$500, 000.

Chicago.-The details of the fight
against the Standard Oil Company
are as follows:
Indictments voted, August Is, 1906.
Oriojno1 number of
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-08-09
German Warship Ordered 70 M1rocc,

The Emperor of Germany has or
dered a warship to Casablanca tx pro-
tect German subjects in Morocco
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-08-09
The After.Dinner Sneaker.

l listen. What he has to say
A n of sadness brings.
He never has a funny way
Of saying funny things.
Puck.
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You will not keep the Lords day
until you treasure it.
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VOLUME XXX.
WIDOWS PENSIONS QUICKLY SECURED.
John Wainwright & Co.. Wilmington, Del.

Expert Pension Attorneys of 20 years prac.
tice will send valuable information and
Write to us with stamp for reply. Widows
of soldiers and officers who served ninety
days in the Civil War are entitled to from IS
to $50 a month. Soldiers to $l2 when 81; SIS
when 10; $40 a month when rs years old.
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these $4,000. go. S123 ,UOO, 0O0
Conspiracy" Grand Jury called Au-
gust 8, 1907.
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In the parlor With q dim light a
pair beats three Of kind.
Mrs. W Dodds entertained
the AluuS citation. Monday
night.
FOR SALE able town and
farm property e 81 W. Roc
ERs or y. RoOEEs.
J. W. Roney is wearing the gun
club medal having broken 20 bifds
at the shoe; Wednesday.
The Musical History Club en-.
tsftained at the home Of Miss Mena
Dis,lebrink Tuesday evening.
Or. L. P. Batter. Fsrd Berendes.
r. B. GoaldeF. Tom Dillor. IT,. and
W. {. Johnson enjoyed days
outing at Lover Floating Bridge.
Wednesday.
Miss Mildred Ramage. Of this
city, will graduate from Nazareth
Academy, at Nazareth, Ky. on
June 2Oth. Mildred has been elect
ed as a teacher IN the Hickman Col.
lege for the ensuing year.
Chas. Z. Keiser and Miss Dem
Bransiord uere quietly married
Wednesday night al the residence Of
the brides mother IN Union City by
Rev. II. B. Johnson OF the Metho.
dist church. The marriage vas a
very quie, affair. none but near
relatives and friends being present.
We have several correspondents
on our books that should send Us a
letter every week, ou, 10 look al the
Courier one would think that We dld
not have but one or two. Some OF
our correspondents are good ones.
sending Ia nevsy letters often. bat
there are Others that do not average
one a month. Nov We want every
in the county 10 be
represented in ogz columns and such
would be the case Il every cores
Pondeni would do his or her part.
We furnish stamps and stationery
free. II you have no, been doing
your part IN the past, won't YOU try
to do better In the future9 Let us
Know II you need stamps or station.
cry.
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VIII Wed June 10.

On Wednesday afternoon. June
10, Kew. B. Marvin Harris-vho
conducted a union revival in the
city last Spring will we'd Miss
Laura V. Patton, OF Paynesyille,
No.
The bride-elect is the only daugh-
ter of Col. J. II. Patton, and is one
Of the sweetest young women in Mis-
sour. She is highly educated, has
travelled extensively and is a very
fine musician.
Most Of our readers know "Bro.
Harris" and those who do. love
and admire him. Harris is a native
Missourian. His father is Virgin
ian, his mother a Kentuckian. He
began preaching when he was fifteen
years of age-being known tor
years as the "boy preacher Dur
ing his career he has preached in
every state in the Union and pfo-
vince of Canada. Though he de-
votes himself constantly to bis call
ing, he controls quite volume OF
business and is we'll known in hnan-
cial and educational circles There
are many things We could say about
Harris-all good, too-but lack OF
space fofbids.
The Wedding is to be a very quiet
aifair-no cards being sent out.
DR.. Palmore. editsr Of the St. Louis
Christian Advocate. and Rev. J. NJ.
Boon, formerly Of Sturgeon, No,
will perform the ceremony. lmme-
dia,ely after the marriage, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harris will leave for Nev
York, thence to Europe.
The Courier joins the many friends
OF Mr.. Harris in extending congratu-
lations, and assure him the ''laich-
string is always Arranging out"
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Sensation at Fulton.

Excitement has prevailed in Full
ton this week Rev. Frank G. Hav-
ley, a FORMER minister Of that place.
upon his arrival in the city al mid
night, Tuesday, was met by Mr.. W.
Meadows and a score Of his friends,
who proceeded with him TO the bust
ness street Of the town. and admins
tered to him a liberal dose OF raw
hide tea, and was then taken 10
Pierce, Tenn, and ordered 20 stay
away forever. The minister. il is
alleged, land he admits bis guilt
was the cause OF the divorce pro-
ceeding being filed against Mr..
Meadows by bis wife recently. He
admits that he had alienated the
affections Of Mrs. Meadows, and
said that he deserved 10 be hung
rather than horseWhiped. The sym
patty Of the community is in favor
OF Mr.. Meadows and his act is gen
orally commended.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Miscellaneous News Notes


Rev II. B. Johnson and daughter
are here from Union City.
The June bridegroom is a small
potato bot he IL essential 10 the crop.
Rev. Thos. b. King, Of Memphis.
Is attending the W. +. NJ. S. this
week.
Mrs. Roper and Mrs. Berry
ThFelkeld vent 10 Union City last
week.
Rev. T. Ball. Of Dyer. Tenn q,
addressed the w. z. NJ. S. yester-
day afternoon.
The Christian Endeavor vii meet
at the Baptist Church next Sunday
evening at 6;45.
Little Miss Annie Lee Brown is
spending the week IN the country
With Eron Roper.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Roper and
children attended the Commencement
exercises last week.
Miss Hazelle Adams came home,
Wednesday, from a visit with Ne
tropolis, Ills, relatives.
Miss Winnie Harper. returned 10
Tip,onville. Wednesday. She has
been attending school at Hickman
College.
{. G. Schlenker accompanied
Goalder Johnsos 10 Dayton. Ohio 10
bring the negro Wash S,oner back
10 Kentucky.
Miss Bera Langsier Of Union City,
has been visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Jas. Townsend, on Troy Road.
She returned home yesterday.
The little one-year-old daughter
Of T. d. Webb, who lives in the
lower bottoms. died Tuesday after
noon, and was buried at Water Val
ley, Wednesday.
Rev. G. M. Hammond, of Nal.
den Missouri, came In on the 8 80
train Tuesday night, and conducted
the services in East Hickman, at the
Holiness Church Of Christ.
At Graves School House. Sunday
Afternoon OF 3 100 o'clock, The Law
and the Gospel will be coutrasted
by T. II. Vernon. Text: Collossians
2;i4. This is a very interesting
subject and will doubtless be a teach !
er 10 some.
An examination Of applicants for
appointments to State College will
be held at the Court House, Friday
and Saturday, June 2lst and 22nd. |
Also an examination for State and
County Certificates will be held Al
the same time and at the same
place. DORA NJ. SMITH, Co. SuPr
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Mrs. Ada Cooper. Memphis.
Mrs. Sam Bejakh. Memphis
Mrs. w. ]. Mccoy. Martin.
leila Addison. Kenton. Tenn.
Mrs. NJ. A. Stonecipher. Kenion.
Mrs. G. A. Klein. Dyer. Tenn.
Wilma Polk. Jackson, Tenn.
Mrs. c. w. Forrest. Brownsville
Hattie Anderson. Fulton. KY.
Mary Williams. Murray KY.
Mrs. Seid Waddell. Union City.
Master Pratt waddell. Union City
St. John Waddell. IT,, Memphis.
Mrs. St. John Waddell, Memphis.
Wanila Jones, Mckenzie, Tenn.
Mrs. A. o Mann Brownsville
Mrs Hugh Valentine, Mckenzie
Miss Annie Taylor. Jones. Tenn.
Miss Marguerite Fuqua, Hiek.
man. Ky
Miss Bera Lancaster, Union City
Miss Allie Mai Davie. Union City
Lucille Cole, Rutherford, Tenn
Vivian Gooch, Martin. Tenn
Mrs Richard Walker. Cayce, Ky.
Mira John B Howell. Dyersburg.
Raymond Dunavans. Halls, Tenn.
Ivan Wyse, Halls. Tenn.
Miss Hughla Dandson, Trenton.
Beth Chamblin. Dyersburg
Carolyne Gerster Neal, Dyers-
burg, Tenn.
Mrs. ]. d. Wilson. Dyersburg.
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YOUR SUMNER TRIP

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ulaar = sussf siiuu taai u.. a|HIa.
-. Write ~ rumuHI N
fraalff. lu tnH IFunHaHHf
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FstllI rrTlusa. IIfaHf nlU
rIIIuaa HuI mani uINr|. "H.H.HE
~ she lamfsinHu IfuH.. a.
jamestown ful1Ff.
IIIrIal stuI'uNrTs HIIUHFI
~ IANi.Ef. hIH-I
Nashville Tenn.
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Gasoline at the Courier Once

~~S@AA| a. nc OSeAtCt CA~Cs
The word thousand on the new
81 900 certificate is said 10 be mis-
spelled. We hadn't noticed il.
In these closing school days
thousands might do we'll 20 remem-
Der that a diploma is not an insur-
ance policy against failure.
Mrs. John Sanding one Of the es-
teemed women Of Union City, died
Sunday evening and was buried Mon
day. Mrs. Sanding has been in i'll
health for several years. She leaves
a husband and two daughters.
The monthly rural delivery state
ment shows that there we're go
rural routes in Kentucky on June 1,
as compared with go on June 80,
1906. Forty seven petitions for
routes arc pending, 1882 having
been referred and SIS reported on
adversely.
We detest a negative character
these silent figures in a restless, bus
Ting world. We despise the sort
that is content with the mummy life.
Somehow We like the man that does
something and does II wrong, far
more then We do the fellow who does
nothing for the fear that he will do
something wrong. Start something
There's a tonic in a dare Scare
somebody-antagonize somebody.
Who caresS
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Facilities Inadequate.

Il vas doubilcI1 notice. tg
audience assembled .r one Coy Hi
TO witness the Commenctm-i I'D
ciscs, that 80, AZ least q ,as ftll
yates. iofcasied The future orr
country at large. The o,hefias l,
OF Hickman.
While the closing lca'sl-u
Miss Ruth Ellison 8 essay usi, a
intended as trcnchart ui. Yc
may have hcwcd closer 0 ils
than sne thought. 0r tam l-f
dience oompreheudcl. 90 ioas "a
iousiy.
Without analyring that phase
the proposition, d may perhaps
yell 70 stop and consider tl' "a,
canoe OF her essay. boz ihs alfna
her leading thought vas HPlnia
thought couchcd Boz atua. a
guage. and iacciious lclielo,i.
vas an index OF the young lal 2
gressive minds OF our cts, a.li
the way as Il vere. cd ihs ia'-
hope for lis pre-emlncncc anoag
sister cities.
These buds Of promise ar, Hi'
burst into bloom, and scatter
perfume Of Accomplish .saii, pa
sill only satisfy these young ila,
In our city's welfare. Boz ihs N
future.
But What OF the present.
environment OF these young g.
yates upon the occasion OF Their
but into the Affairs OF life, slia
setting from which 10 Draw q
illusions costumed Boz folii'i.
that we're elegant and expensive
to grace any Ike function anysaa.
With a cultured audience 20 elol-
age them by applauding ihsi
effort, the thought naturally
gested itself. while sse.ieinl
heated atmosphere, gazing oa .-
that stood out bare, the moa'''
Of their unsightliness. only ia
by the hieroglyphics traced On %.
surface by inartisiic hand 's
that suggested a torture that '.'
irons Of Hickman College Esi' '''
fifteen cents TO endure.
You gentlemen who are snu-, '
With the affairs Of the city, and -
bers Of the Mercantile Cluo,
do you think OF this picilief
have tried TO subdue ihe 'l.
much as Il would ALLOW and y"
stands GU, rebukingly Ihsss I,
SECTIONS Of the white light Of 80.
opinion could be turned 10 ~.
directions, and reveal c'll'
ust as ancient and unProgis''.
( We had the space. and Fai'a
,nly be remedied by a yIgoIol,
public spirited demonsiralion
ivity on the part OF Colnci' ~. -,
,fhcials entrusted with The col'- s
4 Hickman citizens. AAA'''
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Christian Church Services.

Sunday School at $3.50 a. m,
preaching and Communion Service
at i0s4S. subject. The Four Priest
hoods. Evening service at 2 AS sub
jet. What Would Jesus Christ Find
IL He Were 10 Come 10 Hickman
Tonightl Prayer meeting every
Wednesday night at 7;45.
F. II. Vernon. Pastor.
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A New
Drink

Vanilla Ice Cream Soda.
Noy Surely 1t is, the way
we serve it anyway. 1t will
make you regret that you
haven't drunk it before. It's
and wholesome, cool
and refreshing. and cheap.
HELM & ELLISON
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The State General Association OF
Baptists, Ministers Meeting and
Woman's Missionary Association
will meet in Mayfeld during the
week Of June Gath.
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Jas. r. Vincent and Miss Pearl
Averift we're married at the Chris
tian church parsonage by Rev. J. j..
castleberry, at Union City, last
week.
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Fulton and Hickman ooln'i'. -.
let the contract Monday for lh' ''', 1.
ion Of a steel bridge over bly'-
Chem al Moscow.
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Are HICEman'S Guests
Memphis Conference W. +,
NJ. 5. Holding Interesting
Session Here. Many
Visitors Present.

GERS. delegates and visitors to the
annual meeting OF the Memphis Dis
tries Women's Foreign Missionary
Society. which is being held at the
Court house. A more clever set II
folks have never been within our
city s gates.
The meeting was opened by Dr..
Lewis Powell, OF Memphis, Tuesday
night with the Annual Semon, since
which time the association has been
busy with the regular order Of busi-
ness. The program is a very inter
es,ing one, and many Of our citizens
are attending the three daily sess-
ions.
Naturally, the work is along the
line Of foreign missions. Reports
and discussions Of this subject prove
that il is one of the most important
branches Of church work.
Delegates and visitors are being
entertained in the homes OF our
hospitahle citizens and true Southern
hospitality is being practically dem
onstrated.
Wednesday night Hun rik,rs
Band serenaded the visiting dele
gates, and the music was highly
appreciated.
Following we give a lis, OF the de-
legates.
Mrs. W. c. Waters. Trenton
Tenn.
Lurlin DeWalt. Ripley, Tenn.
Mrs. J. {. Harris, Munford. Tenn.
Miss Mildred Waters, Trenton,
Tenn.
Louise Baxter, Sharon, Tenn.
Miss Zenie Harrison. Murray, Ky.
Alberta Goar, Mckenzie, Tenn.
Mrs. Fannie Tillman, Sharon.
Tenn.
George NJ. Cook. Columbus. Ky.
Mrs. W. L. Duekworth. Mem
phis, Tenn.
Miss Ada Alvey, Columbus, Ky.
Ellis Brovder, Fulton. KY.
Ida Lee Turner, Munford, Tenn.
Mr.. S. c. Dobbins, Paris. Tenn.
Mrs. +. ]. Blackwell, Madison
Heights, Memphis. Tenn.
Mrs. J. W Mccormick, ga Riley
ST.. Memphis, Team.
Miss Emma L. Hotter. Memphis.
Tenn.
Miss Maud King, Memphis Tenn.
Miss Helen Sebastian. Martin.
Tenn.
Mrs. c. E. Johnston. Ripley.
Tenn.
Mrs. J. B. winsett. Tnmble.
Tenn.
Mrs. Tiny Cobb. Rives, Tenn.
Mrs. Mary Harris. Rives, Tenn.
Mary Thomas, Newbern, Tenn.
Nellie Pennington, Ripley. Tenn.
Mrs. Isaac K. Cook, Columbus.
Ky
Allen Howell, Dyersbarg. Tenn.
Mrs. II. B. Johnston, Union City.
Tenn.
Mrs. T. Wells. Murry. Ky.
Elma Thompson. Arp, Tenn.
Mrs. A. S. Taylor, coving,on,
Tenn.
Annie Whitnel, Martin, Tenn.
Miss Willie rrimmins, Dyer,
Tenn.
Sarah Berry. Dyer. Tenn.
Mrs. B, w. Williams, Jones,
Tenn.
Beth Taylor, Jones, Tenn.
Miss Karene Biggs, Trenton,
Tenn.
Mrs. J. W. Lavrance. Martin,
Tenn.
Mrs. A. I. White. Union City,
Tenn.
Miss Matte DeBov. Hickman,
Ky.
Miss Mary Lawrence. Dyer. Tenn.
Miss Julia Stevens, Brownsville.
Tenn.
Mrs. J. NJ. Anderson. Fulton, KY.
Mrs. NJ. Sicily, Mason's Chapel.
Tenn
Mrs. S. J. Veltman, Paris, Tenn.
Annie Veltman, Paris, Tenn.
Katharine Wisdom, Jackson. Tenn
Charline WEBB, Somerville, Tenn
Miss Jennie Williams. Jackson,
Tenn.
Miss Cora Edwards, jackson,
Tenn.
Miss Eleanor Wright, Paducah,
Ky.
Mary Mccoy. Martin, Tenn.
Mrs. X. NJ. Vaughn. Halls, Tenn,
Mrs. S. A. Morris, Arp, Tenn.
Mrs. v. c. Hahn, Jackson. Tenn,
Mrs. James V. Freeman, Hender.
son, Tenn.
Mrs. L. A. Moore. Jackson, Tenn,
Mrs. Asa Mcleod Kentop Tam
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County Court met Mon8,y
ing and the following aduc.,5y ~ Ia
mcuts we're confirmed
MIS-. A. l.. Martin. u,,t.,.
Clanton Meacham
Mrs. A. l.. Martin. psari.,, j
Eanice Meacham.
Mrs. A. l.. Martin. ms,l.,.
W. W. Meacham he,u
n BlaeEman. raarIilaio,rl
Ballow.
A. NJ. Jones. guardian for Il
Jones.
II. A. Tyler. guardian for Il
Balizer.
A. c. Green. guardian for p,,.,.
Morris.
w. c. Johnson. guaflaatr0,,I
johnson.
Chas Noonon, admnra,r
Elihu Harris.
An apprise BIN for y. 3. Carr.
ter vas alsc approved az "a
Court Monday
The following claims r,e lus.I
cd
A. J. johnson. So
w. A. Naylor. St0t5
A. {. Holmes. $50.
T. Z Senion. 60. U.s.
Roy Shaw vat appointed 5,rp,l|
OF the third section of Troy uil
e Thomas vas appointed II
dian 10 Enolia. W...an is-
and Leroy Hester mnou. II
Wayne and Gus Thomas l,,,il
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,slkakAAIAkAAllALAl,,,Lv
! Court HOuSe News !
ee.e....s ''' o-' s.,, r....,,


Following is the only trar,,.' ~"
has been recorded at Co... '' ~ 'ii'
Roper's Office since our az Nl'is
Mrs. Maude French to L'c 'YoS'
ford. land in Fulton &C.. -
$500. -'N ID
W. T. Shelby vas ibis wee, o..
ed a license TO marry Ma, W.
Sutton. The groom IS r. -.'
county man while ihe bride t.
Missouri. " I'D
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-28
oUsTED BY BISHOP.
Upon charges That He consorted
With Lewd Women.

Chicago, June 27.--Walter Swim
burne was, during 1896, assistant rec.
tor at St James Episcopal church, one
of the leading churches of that demon
ination here, and was inhibited by
Bishop McLaren then in charge Of the
diocese, upon charges preferred by
Rev. James s Stone then and still rec
tor on ST. James church. Hancock
came To Chicago from st. John, N
r., and investigations made there by
Bishop McIaren showed him to have
been man of evil repute
The charges against Hancock here
said DR.. Stone tonight. were to the
effect he was given to consorting with
lewd women, They were never made
public but Bishop MeLaren was con
vlnced of his guilt. Being British
subject Hancock could not be deposed
and after his inhibition he dropped out
Of sight"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-28
FORM[RR[CTORIS
H{LDFOR MURDER
CHARGE OF POISONING WIFE IN
LONDON BROUGHT BY HER
SON.
OUSTED IN CHICAGO
From St. James Episcopal Church
For consorting With Lewd Wo-
men Was Hancock, Now
Unde. Surveillance.

London, June 2T.--Walter Saia.
burne Hancock, formerly an Episco
palian clergyman of fashionable
church in Chicago, Is under police
surveillance here. He is suspected OF
having poisoned his wife, who was the
widow of Paul Townsend Jones, Of
New York, allegations to that effect
having been made In the kensington
coroner's court at the inquiry now be
ing held.
Mrs. Hancock died on March 23 last,
he cause OF death being certified rs
appendicitis. Afterwards the body
was exhumed on account Of the sus-
pisions of her son, who is barrister.
He testified at the inquest, intimating
strongly that he thought Hancock
poisoned his wife in order to obtain
her property. Other witnesses testi
fed Mrs. Hancock had drawn a viii
giving everything to her son, but
when she attempted to singn the doc
ument on her death bed she collapsed
The inquest adjourned until July
H. for the purpose of having an analy
sis Of he contents OF the somach
made. Meanwhile Hancock has been
placed under pclice surveillance.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-28
MAY PUSH MORE
SCHM|Tz CHARGES
STATE BY ASKING ANOTHER
WEEK TO DECIDE POINT
PosTPoNEs MAYORS APPEAL
FOR NEW TRIAL.

San Francisco. June 27.-Judge
Dunno called Mayor Schmitz for sen
tence today, first inquiring whether 1t
was the purpose of the prosecution to
press against him the other four ex'
tortion indictments returned by the
grand jury.
District Attorney Langdon declared
the state had not made up its mind
on this point and asked for another
week in which to consider 1t. Fairall
for the defense, insisted upon an i'm
mediate reply so that he could with
out further delay take an appeal to the
higher court for new trial.
Dunno finally granted the delay.
This means that Scnmitz must spend
several more days in jail before ap-
plying to the higher court for bail up
on the strength of the appeal taken.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-28
KEY STRIKE DRACS
BOTH CONFIDENT.
TELEGRAPHERS SAY COMPANIES
ARE CRIPPLED AND MUST
GIVE iN-coMPANlEs CALL 1T
A FARCE.

San Francisco. June 27.-Tele.
graphers strike bears no change on
the surface. II is claimed by strik.
ers that the Western Union Is tied up
tighter on the sixth day of the strike
than on the evening the strike was
called. Absolutely reliable reports It
IL claimed, from the Postal office here
show that on June 26 less than 400
messages we're sent eastward, as
against an average of 2 200 per day
and 495 received from the east
against an average of 5000.
President Small of the Telegraphers
Union said tonight the union has the
situation well in hand and added;
I'VE are working along the same
lines, in the management of this strike
IS the printers did in their eight
hour day fight. and we intend TO stay
with II to the finish. just as the print
ers did"
|. n. Miller, Jr.. assistant general
superintendent of the Western Union
today declared everything is salts
factory so far as the strike is con
cerned. and that there is not more
than Is minutes delay in handling
messages.
L. w. Storer. general superintendent
n the Postal Company. said.
The strike is slowly simmering
lut as all other strikes do If they are
iefi alone. We are not disturbed about
II. and our former employees may
ecure work by applying for positions
whenever they see fit