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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
WHEAT UNCERTAIN
Conditions in Northwest Watched
With lnterest-other Grains
Strong With Moderate
Activity.

| Cairo, ILL.,, July WHEAT. The
TRADING today was largely between pit
operators and the market correspond
lingly nervous. These who follow
wheat are, in the main. watchine
closely developments in the north.
west before taking a decided stand in
the market II is generally admitted
! That the weather is the important fac.
/ tor. AT the moment It favor7 thn
crop. a week Of hot, moist condi ions
wouid start a bull movement on the
4 fear Of extensive damage from black
rust. 1t Is doubtful If the market
makes decided move ono way or tho
other until the outcome in the sprina.
wheat belt is assured English cables
but partially reflected the break here
Yesterday. Berlin and Budapest we, 4
higher on bad weather in Germany
and Hungary. Bradstreets statement
of the worlds available supply was
bullish In as much as IL showed dc.
crease of 100000 compared with an
Increase Of 100000 at this time last
year. Philadelphia reports Offering
No red TO tho continent and andine
Russian offerings cheaper Liverpool
closed from + 10 u higher. Local
receipts were tSS cars with TN ex-
pected tomorrow Northwestern cars
We're 371 against 223 last year. Pr-
mary receipts at ISL, 900 were 100000
short Of last year. Clearancas 10000
CORN-Corn displayed an excel
lent undertone throughout the day
ffming toward the close. Trade was
lignt and there was no selling pres.
sure to speak Of. Local receipts were
very moderate and d limited move
ment is probable for some weeks to
come. Cash prices were Y to u
lower ana the demand for shipment
slow. Bradstreets decreased 2.25Q.-
000, or 100000 more than the decrease
OF a year ago. Local stocks lost
nearly 1,20o,000 bringing the fatal
down TO 100000 as compared with
100000 last year. The weather is
pc feet and there are no complaints
regarding the cron from any qua ter
Liverpool closed a shade lower Local
receipts were 2S9 cars with 1923 OK
leeted tomorrow. Primary receipts
$500 little less than last year.
5iearanees $1,000.
OATS-Trade was light hut tone
,obd. Adyiees covering many impar.-
mt producing centers report light
ields and this we believe viii he the
eneral tenor of threshing returns.
}radstreet decreased 1896 600 or
early triDie the decrease Of last
ear On any break would buy. I.o-
al receipts Were 127 cars with ~ ey- {
ected tomorrow. Primary receipts
$1,000 Shipments 475 600
PROVISIONS -- Provisions were ,
over on increase ed offerings from |
Gckine interests and rather slow de- {
and. Cash trade was fair to good. I
oday's hog receipts in the west I
bowed an increase as compa ed with 6
year ago and liberal movement is
ldicated for the near future, at least. (
500d hogs expected for tomorrow. {
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
ma En.llsh wclding RIng.

4 U3n who was buying wedding
ring 4nconscionsly impaired the in
foy nation that the bride was an
E.sglish woman.
Then this ring will never suit
her," said the clerk. II j. a good
ring. bat it is 1S-karat Nothing less
than a 22-karat wedding ring VIII
sstisfy an English woman. The IS
karat ring is the usual wedding ring
A this eo1etry. but in England AMI
France. ard Indeed in most Euro
peaa col1frics. The bride would re-
fuse at TIE very altar a man who
offered 10 narry her with any other
than q 22-karat ring YORK
sun
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
New Method Of Cheating.

One of the growing methods Of
cheating in New York is by short
change" The system has taken firm
root in many ticket Offices and shops,
and has notably increased when
small payments are being made
through dumbwaiters, in which latter
instance the person delivering goods
says too little was sent down or that
he returned more than the receiver
can find. and that there must have
been a loss in transit
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
STOCKS STRONGER
In Spite Of Rumors of Bearish Nature
Hartman and M. X. and r.
: Stocks Leading Factors.

New York, July 30.--Demand fo
'Igold at Vienna and Paris of late. an
the selling Of high class securities o
the continental markets, represent
perfectly logical sequence, and tn
price of consos fellows as matte
Iof course, though from the yiel,
standpoint of S.03 and 3.G2 in 1S4S. ii
IA three per cent security, the fac
that the price is The lowest since
tlS4S, occupies a less significant place
lon analysis.
Our stock market hero is lcsina
iractionally better than last night an(
this after a day of many rrmors OF
ia bearish nature very little outside
trading and money market that oc
cupies the attention of everyone. es
jpecially Is this true when time money
lis considered The Hartman stocks
and the NJ. X. and T. seem to Occupy
the field Of activity. the latter on SUP,
posed foreign purchase ON dividend
prospects Liquidation OF certain
classe Of securities on tho curb
should be looked on with equanimiy
AUD It should he quite beneficial to
the entire money and loan situation
ii liquidation would extend itself into
the industrial list in certain quarters
The railroad list has been liquidated
cutie effoctually since January and
this applies To both bonds and stocks
but the analogy is not complete when
we observe certain classes of indus
trials that are going into a presiden-
tial campaign with the possibilities of
tariff agitation not at all remote.
Price Of sterling exchange again adj
vaneed today, but no gold exports
were announced, this had a senti.
mentally beneficial effects also the
fact that clearances in three large
eastern cities show decreases in late
bank returns. The earnings on the
Southern aRilway in its twelve
net were disappointing. hut
this was expected. Canadian Pacific
on the contrary, showed an increase
Of two and one-third million for the
same period The prospects Of good
steel earnings and those of Atchison
IN August the first serve at least to
prevent liquidation in any volume and
cause professionally short selling to
De Withdrawn, but it certainly will |
AXE place again on any advances in
he general list In price providing I
money conditions DO not change for |
he better.
The United States government suit |
gainst the so-called powder trust on
he same lines that it instituted 4 |
similar action against the tobacco
rust few weeks ago made very lit
lie Impression and shows an enlarged /
Of the stock market to alb
orb bad political news.
There is no comment to make one
way or the other on the investment
isuation except that the controller
t this city will again offer bonds
ary in August, and should they not
e taken publicly, he has the ability
nd the power to dispose of them ut
riyate sale, according to the recent
! signed McCarren bill 1t Is
bought that this offering will be n
1popss
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31

Biology has Proved that Dandrun Ia
Cauged by IL Germ.

Science 10 DOING wonders these days in
medicine as VOL as IN rpeclmncs. since
Adam lived. the human race has been
troubled with dandruff, for which no hair
preparation has herctofora proved sue
.sessful cure llntl NcwbroE flarpicide was
nut on tho market. It Is scientific prep
lration that h'la tho germ that makes
dandr'ff az scurf BY dlsgng lato the.
scaip 70 set az tliQ root " the heg where
y %. sthc vitality; causing itching nealp,
faiins hair ana finally badness with
lf 9tndrun talr must crow i.xlriantly.
4 ~ the only destroyer OF aandrun
fAid w ieading dHigsl,a send Zoe
9tYNpa ~ sample 10 The Herpi-
1dN cn Detroit. Mich
Two si2esw-b0 cents and yl.O0
Paul q, Schnll & Sons, Special Agents
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, July 30.-CATTLE-To
days run was mostly butcher STUFF
The market was slow bu- steady. The
offerings were confined largely u
common grades. There was a fair de
mand for heavy COWS.
HOGS-Steady. and for the better
sorts Of light animals there was an
active demand. Quality receipts were
generally poor.
SHEEP - Steady: lambs were
weak.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
Tit foi Tat.

Two little boys were talking to
sether. The first boy. said. indlg
nantly:
Your father a shoemaker, ana
making you wear those old boots -
That's nothing" said Johnny.
Your fathers dentist. and your
baby has only one tooth"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
SITUATIONS WANTED.

Advertisements OF not exceeding
three lines vii, be accepted free for
one weeks time from any leader Of
The Bulletin to De filed by advertiser
n person, On regular form. at the of
dee OF The Bulletin Company 7Ds
Ohio Etreet The Bulletin Company
sssunieg no responsibility fo- any vi
rertisement or statement mads tasra
in and will not accept the cotice %
any person known to be employed.
Inquiries and replies ia kdvertiss-
nlents sboulS he mads ny mail
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Money Market.

New York. July 30.-Money on cal
steady. 2i5d3 per cent, closing bid
~ per cent. Time loans firmer. Six
'ty days. AZ per cent ninety days
.5h; elk months per cent Prime
paper 51kG6 per cent. Exchange
firm. demand sAS7.20125; sixty days
SfS3.90Ts5 Bar silver G92s.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
win Not Wear knce Breeclles.

A representative of the Merchant
Tailors' National Exchange says We
shall never see knee brooches in
America not even for evening
dress. The modern city man is too
spindle-shanked 10 wear them with
distinction" condition Gle 70 elc-
vators. trolley cars and other modern
iee-saving devices.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31

Charlie-"What would you do II
the world came to an end2"
Tommie -four years oid)--''Id
get on ny brothers safety and put q
life preserver around ne"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31

Any item that is Of interest 20 you
Is Of interest to your frIends Tele
phone youf news to ths Bunetla
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
A Riddle.

Altho' I am but twenty-siK
change TO millions. too:
And while ] cannot speak a word.
tell all. that pfpple do.
lThe 81 labet-D
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
Hard Slam at Novels.

1t Is the somewhat acrid conten-
tion Of a contemporary reader, says
iiarper's Weekly. that the very best
way to choose novels IL not to choose
any at all; and the second best way
y never to read novels Of living au.
thoIs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31

FlcEIaT r.NI.FaTIaH U.td.
The Australian tallgalla b the only
bird wn.c9 leaves the cgg fully feath.
ared
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected to July 1st, 1907.
THK FAST MAIL ROUTE
Shortest azd ouistsst Routsta
St. Louis & Chicago

| 4; 39 o. NJ. Daily Chicago Vestibuie Limited
arriving In Ohlcago a. li;eo =. m, connecting
with afternoon trtins for ali points east and
| North.
2i23 n. m. Daily st. Louis Night Lsnlses
arriving In st, Louis At 1908 - NJ, conzsetinl
At Union station Tor all points vs,t. sIespirs
cars open ~ $3.50 .. m.
500 a. m, Chicago Daylight Ex,res
sxce.t Sunday, makes all stopa between CklIt
8 900 =. M. 81. Louis Morning Rxpress
except Sunday, arriving in At. Lpuis 81 1ifs
lIslb =. m. ~. Louis Fsst Mail suiyE
ing ~ st. Loais - rs ?. m.
11.fb q. M. Chicago Mid-dsy speciA ?
arriving IN Chicago, $40 ,. IN.
2i3bp. M, Daily ~. Louis Limfted. AZ.
ri,isf 10 st. Len, a - N.
Rnashsr. Ration. Tolons. ossmpsiza 90
siIo p. a.. rssbss accommodation
7;15 T.. ~ chicago ssd Esssa.s Ia
pres arr Was in DhicAxo A. 6 ~ =. = iuii.r,
apolfa, T..s ginri1nsti, T:8 q. IA, &c fralasss
D. u Me- TcTk s;ss a. -. sissriss ssFsi
ctksgo'
Passengers s si ss ssea lS' 80 90 IN ss'
that ihe iilfpti- Central is the qulsksst al
y , Tssy p ,lns os "a, 9, s. 10 ? 81.
soUTHEnn= DIVISION
sHE oKLY rIssOT Lfks TO snspHp
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA, AT.
LAHTAs JACKSONVILLE, 81.
VAkSAB. VfCKsBTHe
aad gACEsOrVflLE
2tB4 =. N. ssThe D8ris F1ysF,H ks.xss
SssbTfiie snd 4scksr nyfiie.
3sIS = "a. Memphis sd Nee OfeaAs Lfnh
IS va ksmf - sfri'irs y ksSapsis e. "a
q. ID. ard New u-lesns SIS q n.
$500 y. n, p daesk ans casssiils.
1sAf p. "a. daily. ksmEAis ARD Nss Crtszs
K.ss Nal srrisiag ~ Memphis - fis ,. -. ana
Eev Orleans a. SIC IN.
1874 ,. -, tsiiy, Easfvilis. chaiszsessant
atia1ts
4s3o D m Fultou Aocounodstion.
$500 , n Memphis azd Esv CFlsaHa sRssis
arrive IN Memphis 81 ilsts ,. -, Hsv oTlsss
tcss3 q q.
$50 p - Fsdassh xzs L5ssvf1s
90 Per tkroaFa tiefet., tlsspfas ear s,uou.
1odktiCns sE6 farmer Information sprly a
niisois Osztrai PssssHss- stsffoH, Osiro- n.
@ y. soNz& risSss a.,
s. a. HATCH. c. p A.
A. II. HANSON. Pssa Traffic Mgr.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31

Keeping everlastingly at It insures
Advertise IN the Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31

The Bulletin is the only seven dag
paper In Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31

Chicago, July 30.-The following
car load lots represents the days re
ceipts and shipments:
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
bargain. L. l. Hiak, cambridge. Ga


FOR SAL E-One horse seven years
Ga, good style good driver, perfectly
reliable and safe for children to drive.
also ono phaoton, one surrey. both bnt
little used. For prices see NJ. w.
Richardson, G22 1'wenythird street,
Bell phone 2SS-K or John McInturH,
3503 Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
Alexander
County National
Bank
49,
OFFICERS

OFFICERS
r. A. Buder.... ... President
chas. Feuchter, Jr 49,. Vice President
y II. Galligan .............C Cashier
i. Spencer. ....... Assistant Cashier
Accounts of corporations and ind.vfd-
uals especially solicited. Exchange
furnished to any part OF the world.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31

Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
OFFICERS
DIRECTORS

p. A. Bidder ]. Fl. Gailigsn
Thos Boyd c. o. Patier
VIM. Kluge c. v. Neff
Chas. Feuchter, Jr.. N. b. Thistlewood
ID. s. Lansden George Parsons
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31

De "A nnor< For New fofs sBd sssss
oSythyCtS cities stcuid bear In =
that fhA Thirty Central is the quickest al
By many boaft t,aFiug Cairo 1T T.ib .. an.1
arriving Ia Nee SciIt At $3.50 IN second dss A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-25
STATE NEWS

Clearing house certificates will
be called In az Mouteaauo. a. TIE
conditions have materially chanEed
for the better and plenty u cash IL
on hand in the banks
A veneerlng plant viii be built a.
Raymond
The financial condition AZ Cheney
he Improving and cash 10 ayailabic
Boys found a human skull and
femur bone ia a potato patch a.
Eilensbnrg yesterday and this has
lent support 20 a murder theory ~
over 20 years ago
John Bafnhardt. while melan.
choly, attempted 20 KIN himself By
beating his brains out with a large
stone az scdro- Wooiley lie IL In
the hospital and viii recover
Tacoma has two EubernatOrial
candidates. William Jones. presl.
dent Of the Chamber Of Commerce,
and Iudge " r. Smell
orders coming IN from the east
may cause the mills nj Hellingham
and vicinity 20 resume operations
the first Of next month.
The government experiments IN
lobster raising at the station near
Friday Harhor are bearing fruit.
hundreds having been planted.
Charlie MatEm. Japanese. has
been found guilty sc North Yakima
Of murder IN the second degree for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-25

with retail market prices holding
firm around the 80 cents per pound
mark. turkeys are roostiug high aud
congratulating themselves.
Those OF the flock Who were
spared last year To raise trcsh vic.
Tins Tor THANKSGIVING orgies, have
been watching developments With
interest and reports from the public
market and Western as, have been
gohhled with ayidity
Things are apparently playing
into the crops % tho turkeys this
year They have made themselves
as scarce as possible 20 avoid the
annual Thanksgiving epidemic Of
decapitauon The financial furry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-25
NAME LABOR TICKET FOR
CITY SCHOOL ELECTION

ton. a very small percentage OF the
voters have registered 40 far.
According to the election laws.
the voters of three cards are en-.
titled 60 vote without additional reg
lstratlon They are the Twelfth,
Thirteenth and Fourteenth aarde.
whore special elections we're held
In the spring aud summer A the
labor vote IL very heavy In the
Twelfth and Thirteenth wards, u IL
expected that the vote OF those two
wards may turn thasloction IN "a.
vor 90 the two labor candidates.
Tho organization Of the teachers
"a the prize for which organised la
Dor will contend IN the election In
addition 70 representation ON the
school board. With two members Of
the board favoring the principles OF
organized laboe labor organifa'
ton among the teachers IL deemed
possible,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-25

Interest has suddenly boon In.
iected In tho election OF school a.
rectors 10 be held December Jshy
the announcement that organized
labor has entered the fight with two
candidates
nr. ]. Allen smith, professor OF
political and social science NJ the
state university, .d = W. wfkin,
recording secretary of thsehrpen-
tors union, were chosen at q meet
tug OF the Worklngmens League
Yesterday as candidates 20 succeed
John sehram and Or. W. A. shan
non
The fact thAt registration Tor the
school election has been very ught
SO far affords the labor ticket ex,
cellent chances Of election Al
though the issuance OF a $500 .00o
bond issue IL involved IN the cleo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-25
PUBLIC MARKET
PRICES TODAY

Butter. s0c ana $50 To-. Wash.
ington creamery. sac
EgxS. local ranch. tse. Oregon
ranch. 15e and tec. Eastern egss. 2
dozen s5c.
Heus. dressed. gle. live hens. ise
live turkeys. CSC 10
Potatoes. re iba faf use
Yakima nurt@nAH, sito per box
Sweet potatoes. sac ID.
Heefa. ) punches for Sc
Carrots. J punches for &C.
Onions. punches for Sc
Dried onions 7 he. for 50.
HAdlshes. banches f1r Zoe
Parsley. Sc per bunch.
Turnlpn. 2 huncheH Tor Sc.
Celery. s. per stalk. Toe q bunch
CantAioupaa. soc q dox.
Spinach. g ger 10.
Rhnbarb. Sc 10
Green tomatoes. sike Per ID.
CAbbagea. sc 10 iec per head
Dan pickles. i0c doa
Sweet peppers. Is cents d01
Pop corn. 2 iba for itc.
Lemons. zoe dozen.
cider vinegar. &c sal.
cider. zoe per gallon
New navel oranges. zoe. t0c and
SOC dozen.
California pcfsimmons. soe doz
Pomegranitca. b0c doz.
Cocoanuts. iec and i5c.
pineApplea. toc each.
New fles. i0c 10. imported iiga.
25e 10.
Csuliilowor. ioo 70 isc head
Lettuce. Tor &C.
Horse Radlah. i5c H.
RutAbagas. &c 10.
saueFkraut Sc ID.
cranheFries. tbc per a.
Huckieberriea. i0c 10.
Pumpkins. DC 10 zoe.
Hubbard squash. % per 10. sum.
mer squash. SC 10 Gnc.
Ground cherries. t0c 10.
Dates. Ice H.
Dried Prunes. lbs for &c.
I Eastern coutorda. Sc per
I basket
Comb honey. zoe ID: strained,
i0c
Black Maacats. SOC: White Mus
cats. 35c. Tokays. atc.
I Gravenstein apples. ti.sotl 70 per
box. Waxine apples. 81 90 ti.z5 PET
box; king apples, sl.00tl7s p8F
box; Northern spys, soc per box
Orcaa Island apples. s2as 10
t3fS per barrel
New Filbsrta. zoe 10. black
walnutr. 2 lbs for i5c. English wal
nuts, Z0c 10, almonds. 25c b.. pe.
cans 2oc ~ Brazil nuts. zoe ~
chcsinuis 2bc per N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-25
Covered Roasters

poverty. they finally deciding 10
end al by death
] ". Miller. Northern Pacific
agent a. Culbertson. Mont. IL be
iug sought for. az Il IN claimed he
has ombezslsd over 81 goo
An avalanche % earth and stone
demolished the house OF ". H.
Booth AZ Portland yesterday and a
6monthold baby was crushed to
death.
Emperor William is rcEainlnF his
health by his stay In England ard
V IL stated that no operation viii
be necessary upon his throat
The American Federation Of La.
for before adjournment al Nor.
folk late Saturday night went on
record ae opposed TO Taft for the
presidency
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-25
BRIEFS BY WIRE

J storms are prevailing along the
entiFe Atlantic coast.
Carrie Nation says she Is through
with smashing up saloons.
The democrats Of Cook county.
Illinois. are out strong for Bryan.
Hundreds OF detectives gathered
evidence In Chicago yesterday 10
aid the movement for dry SUNDAY.
The Japanese exclusion question
viii appear az tho next session of
conRreHa
When the school term opens In
the Philippines next June Il ia very
probable that 500 additional teach.
ers VIII be needed, according TO
government advicea.
Tho bodies OF Alexander Good
and his wife. both authors have
been dragged from tho Thames
river, and notes found tell the tale
Of their bitter fight 10 keep from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-25
PAY TEN per CENT DISCOUNT To
Get WARRANTS CASHED

warrants TO warrant brokers az a
discount Of about per cent
As result % the present etrin'
gency between ss5 aud $50 county
school teachers have met with great
difficulty tn Kettink cash for their
warrants without submitting 10 a
rulnous discount AZ their Halaries
average SEQ per month the discount
81 10 per cent nov demanded BY the
brokers II a serious item In their
finances.
Warrant brokers blame tho eoun.
Is for the condition q affairs. They
claim that they cannot afford %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-25
TURKEY TRIBE MAS CAUSE
TO GIVE THANKS

worked In their favor. and now
comes the high price 70 afford them
sull further protection. With live
turkeys selling at gae per pound.
and the dressed article command.
ing soc. the turkeys stand a good
chance of avoiding being dressed
for sacrifice this year.
But the mortality among chick
ems will be greater In consequence.
aud those who cannot afford chick
en- will content themselves with a
shoulder Of lamb
Thanksgiyiug without turkey VIII
be disappointment 10 many Sc
attic families. but viii be cause for
thanksgiving among the turkey pop
ulation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-25

School teachers of King county
outside Of Seattle. find that they
cannot get cash for their salaries
without paying a premium Of 10 per
cent to warrant brokers
The school teachers are paid With
warrants on special funds OF the
districts In which they are teach
ing. The warrants are PAYABLE at a
future date and bear per cent in
tercst As the special funds on
which the warrants are drawn are
seldom available. the teachers have
been Ia the habit OF selling their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-25
DUG SIGNS A
TWI RLER

A long twlrler by the name OF
Jack Metealfe. who pitched phe
nomenai ball for Halfour. 8 ID. last
summer has been signed by Dug
dale and IL expected 70 make good
when the local manager tries out
his twirlera previous 60 the opening
Of next season. Mctealfe II now In
Seattle and says he Is In shape "a
pitch right now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-25

handle the warrants nt per cent
discount when they are bearing only
per cent intcreat, Every county
In the state with the exception of
King and kiteap. they claim, IL pay.
ing per cont interest on It's war
rants and they Insist that King
county should flS a similar rate,
A similar condition regarding the
payment OF salaries In the city
schools ia avoided by an arrange
ment made by the school board TO
get cash for me salaries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-25
TO FieHr Joe CANNON.

ST LOUIS. Mo. Nov ss--The
Central Trades aud Labor Unions 81
81 Louis Joined the American Fed.
Grafton Of Labor In fighting the re-
election % Speaker Joseph Cannon
Such action was decided upon NJ
yesterdays meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-25
FEDERAL AUTHORITIES
NOW IN CONTROL

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 20 The
plague report issued BY the board
Of health today was as followe, One
new suspect. none verified. i0l veri'
fled 10 date. So deaths. 80 discharged
aa cured. 4 Remaining The federal
authorities have decided 10 take
over the work OF sanitation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-25

10y United Prsss.l
LOS ANGELES. Nov. 1a.-Miss
Anna Laura schcck. q negress,
and Can Keen schcck. a Chiuaman.
we're married sunday afternoon In
Wesley chapel The bride wore
costly white silk dress. an elegant
white hat trimmed with large
white ostrich plnmea, with gloves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-25

NEW YORK. Nov gs Helen
Mar revealed fho details o. the tes
timony she gave against Mrs How.
ard Gould The witness SAYS that
she gave most damaging evidence
concerning Col Cody and kath.
erinc Clemens. relating only what
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