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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-08

i't7; mld1ins guf u 90. saies. s.Coo bales
Cotton steady. niddung. a. -. net reccip-s
% bales gross. t261 bales. sEiss. go bales
rtlrk llf 90 bales
rp,ai f1-dsr 40 all porrs- Nef rr-ripr7. Fg 80
haIf-. exp n to Great Britain. i3.sx bgies. 20
Franco. g. - bales. export 20 he Conrin~rt.
s,tl bales stock 500 So bales
Consolidated 90 all ports Net receipts loo a04
bales orr'- to Great Britain ~ rs pa les, O.
France. -lHzs bales % th@ Cont lnent -s.sll
iaI.e
lHta. since September fst ar all ro-t--Net
lr-F t.Zs ff- bales export 90 grcn- Britain
i.sit t7 bales % France a. - bales. o. -hs
Confident. sli.5si bales % japan "a ~ bales
NEW ORLEANS January T-COTToe,- Spot
ri .eel rUr. steady rr-0a Eed. wlfIfl-E ln-4c.
-aie- on tns spot were 90 Bsies and 2.osl 70
srr.re
flt-r-- opened steady. lTe prints Up on good
.--f demand Later ne market Gagged on tine
depressing Influence n ere View York market
The c.os- vz- steady. fQl8 p7fu;s usder sstur.
DAVIS fral fxlrcs
TIE F'N-hange vlI - closed Tuesday. owing
local holiday. generating che battle
no >ra Orleans
r's-1re- closed steady as follows. Jsnusrr
N-f. Frr-larr l0 " March 90 90 April l8 =.
aa-. l-.- -lrr. 80 = iu'f. io g.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-08

to-day -7 the locsl wheat marSct thc closing
quotations on he May delivery being up 81
',c. Corn ASS "a sc. higher Oats were up
&c. Provisions were SHADE % 1lar lower
Open HlEh. Low. Close.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-08
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. r ]. ana PACING r. P col ts... ~
g.. c.. q. end ST Louis gen fs............ 1oos.
Colorado Industrial s., series 49,. s5ls
Colorado Midland - Observation-Disclosures. IA
Colorado and southern 4s-.....-.-............ ~
Cuba - ....................... l02
Denver and Rio Grsnde ts.............. g7ss
Disrillsrs' Securities 81
Erie prior lien OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ISL
Erie General ................. =
Hooking valley ~ Did .............-. -e4
Japan e. 2nd series ........... ....-.-.... IS
Japan 80 certificates. ........... g1l.
japan - certiics tee ............ sls.
Japan AS certificates md asries ......... sZlL
Louisville and Nash. Tnhed - odd . -l0i-
Manhattan coaEol gold ........... 1904.
Mexican Central fa...-...... ...... g.
Mexican Central u. Inc ........... ~
MINI and e. Louis 4 forrredl y
Missouri. Kansas and Texas q ..... 81.
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 2ndH. ....... 81
National r r 81 Mexico con A. did,. ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-08

BALTIMORE. MD. January 7.-FLOTR-
quiet and unchanged Nheat-Firrner- SPOT
contract. 14isd74Atc, No i-d. western. 77ia =
~ Rc-; steamer. No. red 71i. d7Oisc Corn
.rn, spot = = az &C.. steuruer mixed s4ls7
So southern white. g. f7isc Oats Firm.
-. white. 4isuCc., 80 white s0-pasfr
40 mixed. 1917 u{)c. Rive Firm: No west
cru. domestic 7sdUc Bltter-Firn ana ~.
changed: fancy imitation. 81 Qe7c; fancy cream
's2. aSHsfc do. lade. 220l3c store ra-t.d
lsg2ic. EEgs-F Firm q. &c C'heesf-- Acti,.. 49,.
unchanged. large. 1850. medium. l4asc sr,-if
ltsc- SuEar-Steady and unchanged ol-4~Ss
Eranulated snd hne 500
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ners = n ~ -. common Vac 70 Sheep
Steady Dr. N94. i5. Lambs stro1g AZ 8 scr 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-08

BALTIMORE sTogN MARKET
BALTIMORE MD. january --Soahoard
Ar Line common and preferred-No tning DO
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LANCASTER &aLUCKE
Banker and Brokers.
Richmond, Va.

FOR SALE Exceptionally weU-securee
Is, Nj. 90 Bonds AZ 10 aad Interest
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WIEEAr

Easy. No spring wheat 5a7sisc: No 3 esep
Sc No. red Tia pIla.c. No. corn. IS. e. .
No, : yellow. 4o9fohc No. oats $50. No. Z
white ~. 4ssc No white SSs GS-c 40 d
rye Slc Fair 90 choice mailing 47l4C52c ~
ueNseed. SllSla, No uorthwestern 81 21is
prime timothy seed. SAB Glover contract
grade. S4co. short ribs sides Goosel IS sou
80. nlesAiork. per barrel sl6.o5. lard per 10
pounds - 20 short clear sides fhoxedD 81 llt. 70
80 Whiskey. basis ~ high wines. s. - But
ter- Market steady. creamerirs. 22U2lc Gasri-s.
sogzsc- Eggs-steady al mark. cases included.
1yg-Sc- nrsts. Csc, prime frsts, 24c extras.
~ Cheese-Steady 90 lsal4c.
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ChIcnRo Grain Nfarkrt

CHICAGO January Firm cables and small
receipts la The Northwest impaired Strength
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND. JAS. e. 1917
ARRIVED

PORT or RICHMOND. JAS. r. 1917
ARRIVED.
Steamer brandon. Harvey Norfolk merchan-
disc and passengers. ola Dominion Line
Steamer Hf rkelev. shelly Norfolk. rnerchan-
dice and passengers old Dominion Line
schooner T. =. Candy. Sinclair James River
corn ana shlcks
SAILED
Steamer berkeley. shelly. Norfolk nerchan-
disc aGi passcr-crs CIi Dom MON Line.
steamer bNaudon. Harvey Norfolk. uerchan
di-e and passengers. oli Dominion Line
Steamer ToCahortas Graves James p vel
bindings and Norfolk merchandise and rasscu
gers, virginia Navigation Company.
FORT or WEST POINT. JAN. e. 1907
ARRIVED
steamship Danviiie. Thomas. Baltimore ma.
ser9els and general cargo
SATI ED.
Steamship Danviile. Thomas. Baltimore. pa,
sen6ers and general cargo
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~got cor..1 closei steady. miidfng u7iands.
i't3, m-d1llnE gu.f 81 30. saies. s.G1o bales.
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-'iNCiNNAIi o.. January HOGS .o,..~
Eutc 1err ana shippers S. tNde S.. common
'S'''9o -. cattle STEADY tar 10 GOOD ST. >
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Cotton futures closed steady
Open. High. low. Close
January -.-.......- go go H5l 95s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-28
How TO Remove the Sting of the
Wall Street Viper

people recently with appFehen
the Of gamblers attempt 70 erow.
beat a president o. the United States
president by Indignant public sentiment
certain largo In
dazsra and raiFoad cospuFasioas
Investigations disclosed astounding ecnd
toa Of affairs The adas. and the railroad trusts had
formed partnership crime and other
lawful and interruptions devices had been employed 70 wpe Gus
composition railroad had been used dice In
thu professional gamblers Of hs shippers b.
fEs entirely diaresarded
when ne campaign instituted wall It eOmplaeent
~ smiled: inssawatioua before and had
nothing developed however Wall became
anxious anxiety succeeded 81 fear aad then dnst
shas b. the Of vested intsr@
rs nviolahy interference People pub
nc official be established and for all
snaceny stocks began 20 There Wal panic-
vested Interests drew about Itself IT'S mantle Of injured iunoceuee
while rs mouhpsscs the Subsidized pFasd aoa he attack
and hs depreciation Of values BY r.
responsible deTnagoguss
Aons.s basiaaa. pursued
panic dd Ripple surface Of business PUs
psrsty hasa Wall
how win It Be ,insF This stock iaSsey mas
s country a prosperous
diton Wan panie such fan of IT, pur
The eounty might be thrown ln'o a real panic
Asan.s foreign always laaous Tor our proo
within midst perml,
liberties Institutions.
Why cndured7 ANY purpose other
power productive
spin whofve IA, Of who
tnrn rob the people Of their rishs'
-
There a remedy; that aeains, other diseases
cohoc liquors. dangerous drugs are heavily taxed In order
prevent lndcuuAts because
the welfare OF the country.
heavy imposed the OF SHARE
a margin would either onurey wpc Limit this Wall
viper practically It's sting.
remedy / hahaa a president ne
all believe. hates Wan implies
need > a congress OF a like temperament
The Sunset Telephone which
OF s Tho Seattle Exchange forsooh Fcbr
a month. could hardly expected equal
stes down me bills hich renders
snd Of patrons IN this city because served than during
month
Possibly the Sunset II shaving salaries
bribery city
Francisco. where franchises wanted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-28
Cause for CongrHtuIation

decentralization IN the settlement Of INC
differences between association and the bu
ins Trades assembly arrived al last night
another stumbling boek rom e PAIN
OF city well cause OF apprehension on W
OF general Of nneeftaintt when
develop labor had apprccae ee
which will probably disappear Win e ~
movai Of the
further Of conEaalation Ia the Tact tat the
aucay without violence Of words OF &C
sharp contrast TO the history
Of labor difficulties many cities.
many wlsdom Of the contractors In forcing
their differences definite they have accomplished their
agreement although al the cost
Be dovneast over the
leaders obets Of special CONCENTRATION because
they the brief struggle Although stand
manuiy considered their principles has
avoid violence Suspension Of work than they
Making could without voatas
unons their attitude Of cancellation and peace
made settlement possible
There left Why should not have oag period
employers labor Seattle with it, attend
this the public hoad axtend
TO thu Master Hiass association and The Baidng Trades eoanel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-28
1 shah never forsss Susie.

nhaii never fufaet Susie.
Nobody fer--I wa about 20 say
nobody for whom she had worked
could forget her. nut I cannot say
nat Nobody frem whom shs hae
ttawn nay eoald forget hef'
On. the Joy saw IN my VIE
face when came home on Hsp
tsmher vvenlnsf :,
eOh' George. have faund her a.
mstt~ she cred.
s.t,,o,a whom I ASKED
OF dfd say Pound ~hof
cannot DO certain now,
'srhe Eirll- she answered.
soh. = fifl.- I said.
mo. not a Eirii THE sirii The
riri for whom I have been ioohins
ever since ws were married.
you seem very much excited
venturrd.
For I had seen nay wife IN these
srsams % ehserfusuess over some
two dozsn maids who had eems
aiawiy and gone quickly In The past.
This one - ssfnie said my
Nifs. with unsbatinE enthusiasm.
she knows her business To be-
SIN With abe had splendid eduea-
ton. Her father lost his fortune
and she had 60 80 70 work. Hut be
fore airs went e. wofk are took a
ooaFp~ IN she Massachusetts, school
% pouaeatie Hcisnee. And che has
The naat beautiful Boston accent.
George. she can SAY hawfs or
iawfs' % GFawsa without stopping
10 thInk.
Really. tan be last lovely 20
hass her around The baby. bscaass
shs baby sAn Diek 40 her pronau-
clAtian.~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-28

'iNb'- cried one % the guides
jones ciugchod an icirie. Els
huns 70 Il. q thousand feet % erusl
space beneath him.
''CurHasi~ hinaad Smith
Gan Yoa bod till | climb ID
youf" the guide called
"A einehi- Joaas answered. 4
can hang here an hour Ny utruei
car training comes Ia haaay-
Then came The fiendlah thought
10 Emifh.
In 4 voice rough aud raMping. be
cfieds Forward in the eari-
The habit vas S,ill on Jones
Forgetting. he released bis hold %
step forward and plunged down.
iown. down.
Maybe the way Fairbanks cnuaed
Ms audleure TO laugh "a CbltaKn
as By tsillax that he wasted n BE-
prealdeut
I'm told be Il a rnflliunHarr. You
said he MAS IN basinosx IL , small
wAy"
sYes-onni dealer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-28
BRAIN STORMS | HAVE MET

do not know Why I dld Dos o.
thuse. Possibly you. MIR. Mar Il
Man. reading these iinaa. nay q =
deratand
nut must eonfes. nat ssitla
made good with me when | ate %
Rer that evening. would ttversfo
known Il had baen praparph hN a
coak who was working Tor plsIn,
everyday money. IL was such = din-
nes ~ would be prepared By an ar
tisi WORKING. not for eain. bat for
arts sake.
We were sitting IN the front room
snuslc room. my Wits called ~. az
the plano vas there aud Whites
mouth organ vas usually GA the
table w that room we we're Ritlins
there when Susie. who had washed
the dishes. entered ard deposited
her frame apon the piaao stoci and
began 10 beat out Handles largo.
Ny wife ran 20 sasis's aide and
said qusssiy oh. Susie. 700 must
not 40 that"
why notr- asked Susie.
sfta not good form@Neii. you
kuaw. Susie. you're just a. good as
anybody else. but I can't PER-
nit
Susie Interrupted my Nifs's 70.
ua3Fks The brain storm broke with
All The fafr 81 an ocean gale.
We are buying a new plano on the
instaiimeaf plan.
our new cook IL named ninah.
HE vas not graduated FROM any
technical school
! have always wondered " nusss
al not af some time "a her ilfs
! take \ course IN a rolling mill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-28

Baby Aama, can ! hare n
dfihkf Mama Camel-Shut up
Why. Il was only five weeks ago
that ! gave you one Princeton
Tiger
Why can't ! get mY number7"
demanded the man. Lines busy.
replied tho telephone girl I don't
believe IT. ''lt's 90. just the same.
Some cowboys have borrowed Il 10
hang a horsethief with. Louis.
viii. Courtsr.Journai
Customer-T'm rather interested
in young Mr. seribblea. ] want 10
get a copy OF bis novel. Have you
got III Cterk-Wo did have a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-28

nearly two hours beneath the
wheels of a doralIed freight chr near
Chilfon. while brother trainmen
worken rrantically to raise the ear
wheels and release the unfortunate
man. 5eagren was beyond human
aid when taken out and died at Fan
ME Paddock hospital about u
o'clock last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-28

small supply few weeks ago. bn,
I'm afraid It's exhausted. Customer
Really heard II wRs weak,
but didn't think Il was that bad
Philadelphia preas.
Humane Old dcntleman--can'l
you put > little more fiesh ON your
poor horses boneaf He'p a perfect
skeleton.
HieiGh Driver Why. excolieney
what would be the use OF ~ lie
can hardly carry what he's got al
ready. Shares,
After The Party surely you've
not washed this morning. Dasiif"
mo. mamma. l Was In bed No
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-28


Jeanne du Fearneas1
The Aipine pAth vas one n dizzy
stsepueAs.
up che cleaning ice tuiiad Smith
and Jones. aided By two guides.
SKILLED IN leading the uacartain %
foot over che truschersias spots
where death lay hiding In wait for
victims
They were Americans. not mii.
lionalre9. nor even from PittsbnrE.
bur men II small fortune. ~ small
that ever day they were forced to
labor And going 20 thar labor and
On their return AZ night they rode
IN the eouveyanee most used by
satisfied With their positions. nor
that they found pain In toll. for they
men 81 their meana-tha trolley
car.
And thsY growied ana Krowisd
and grpwied. morning and nighf.
Il waa not that they we're not
had what IN their country Il termed
"thn good job aud they delighted
"a labor. Hot morning and uighf
they were forced 20 cling 10 the
eaillng straps u the cars. aud upon
their feet trod scores OF other equal.
" unfortunate men.
And 20 Il was that they EroWied
and Rrowlsd and KrowIed.
Seeking 4 respite from the hang
Ing % the strap they bad gone 10
the Swiss mountains. capped eith
snow and lee.
They had been firm friends until
week before. when they met an
heireaa of their own country travel.
Ing with her father and became
rivals Tor her heart. And from
friends they turned 10 eaemiea.
each hating the other with deep
bitterness
Z could push him over and XII
him with eRse." thought Smith.
At that instant Jones slipped.
Down into the erexaaae he fell
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caeltal, sIOO.OO0.OO.

HFHaNff = aN"FfNF=
Savings Accounts Only -Hecsissd.
n. AuEias. Tursnne. Pres, Yukon
Investment c.
James csmPbsll, Lumber Cap
John corsi.., Real Estate Gap.
osoru. J. Dam. Trssi, W; D.
ifofius a Co.
Griffith Davies, Msrehsht ,
~. ". Dearborn, Real Estate
Capitalist.
John W. EDDY. Mgr, Pest Blake
ley Mill Co.
john Erikson. MINING Capitalist.
Gabriel Faure, Bankers
Joshus Green, Pres Inland Nav
igation Co. m
Andrew Heinrich, PRES. Seattle
Brewing and Mating Co.
@. Aston Hols, Margf Thomas
Investment Co.
Daniel kellsher. Of Bausman q
ksllshsr, Attorneys.
Harry kruts, Pres. Washington
Loan and Trust Co.
o. ~. 2. La Farae, Secretary,
Malcolm McOouaali, Capitalist.
Aies. =. MeEwan, Pres. Seattle
Cedar Lbr. MFG. Co.
John ". Mooraw. Pres. McGraw
q kittinaer.
Walter Oakes. Capitalist
Ralph a. Sehosnfeld, Manager
Standard Furniture Co.
James Shannon, Physician.
Victor Hugo Smith, Capitalist.
Frederick X Strive, Of John
Davis a Co.
C. e. Villas. Manager U. s. Assay
office.
=. W. West, % West & Wheeler.
| Per c.. Paid on All Deposits.
BANKING HOURS 10 =. m. 20
3 p. N.
sATURoAYsi 10 a. m. 20 ~ M,
p. m. 10 3 p. m.
CRIMSON BUILDING,
Northwest Cor. First Az. and
University.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-28
SMOKED IN FACE OF
SURE DEATH

TACOMA. March 2s.--sufferiug
fsrribis pain and with his IIfe slow
" ebbying away. Axei Seargren. a
brakeman on The Tacoma Eastern
railway. yesterday afternoon chat.
ted and smoked while rescuers were
making frantic efforts 10 release
him from under the wheels Of n
freight car which were pinionius
him 70 the earth.
With his Thigh crushed into n
shapeless pulp and bleeding from
a score Of cuts. aeagren lay for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-28
STAR DUST
By Josh"

Walkers Vas Suffering from In
somasa fsw weeks agu. bus nu
derstaad he's All right nov ! woa
der huw be aas cured
Easy eHaaxh Whun Re conisin !
20 10 sleep bis wife you'd psnch the
baby tlii II cried and Ties tell him
10 get up and warfa the bottle
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-28

That's . fine looking horse
aaw you driving the other day"
aThefe's no doubt about that
Els he faatf"
sThaf depends Altogether on Hha'
Kind Of company he's In"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-28

p4ve.rcom cottage. good Wow
$500 cash balance in1athlys ff''s
1880. $3.50 North sixty-fouflh
Green Lake car. Phone Main
a..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-28

Don't throW away your old
elothes Have them cleaned 70
foah like res At the pAniatorislfn.
caii 40 Main tetA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-28

$50 that's the giri who's after
Lord Jusgina. Aiming rather high,
isn't ahe7e
"oh, don't know. No higher
than his pocket London Opinion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-28
a WORD FRoM JOSH vii

Hl, one ~ them
Eiaats NV nnAsea
Yo9nd ~ poo Not
book an he tnfna
int = mollrcsiiis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-28

Examiner--what happens when q
persona temperature goes down ~
far as II can GOT
Tommy--That he has colo tess~
Taller,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-28
tisr Aim In Life.

late last night that I didn't thlnk
required it,"-~fikutok.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-28

Klein. the shoemaker. 2f7 James
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-28

Or. Lee Baker. dentist. FOG EiteI
building Phone Main $3.50. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-28
Meat Prices That Please

At the City Hall Market, sos
Third av.. near Yealer Pot roast,
&c TO Sc. rib steaks. i0c. ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-28

Z could push him over and XIII
him with ease." thought Smith
At that instant Jones' slipped.
Down into the crevaass he fell
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-06

Hong Kong.-A serious rebellious
outbreak is reported to have occurred
at Wei Chu. A mob Of rebels are at
lacking the city and troops from Can
ton have been asked for.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-06

Mexico City.-Twelve Of the 10 men
convicted of an alleged attempt on the
life Of President Cobrera, of Guate-
mala, will be executed. One of the
other persons convicted has been sem
fenced to the penitentiary for Is years
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-06
RESUME OF WALL STREET
By Henry CleWs.

since present prices insure good profits
on a more moderate yield.
The general business situation re-
mains unchanged. If anything, con-
servatism is increasing. especially as
the late spring has interfered with the
dry goods and other important depart
ments of business. On the other
hand, there is no abatement in the
hopeful feeling which prevails
throughout the interior. and should
the crops reach only an average yield
no setback Of consequence is antici-
pated. Speculation generally is dor
mant, being held In restraint by bank
ers. who find better and safer in
vestment for their funds in the legiti-
mate channels Of finance and business
| Our bank reserves are still low, and
win have to be strengthened during
the summer months in order to pre-
pare for next falls crop movement.
Railroads Save Less Money.
This means Arm and full rates for
money for some time to come. A
slight furry was caused by gold ship
ments during the week. but 1t may as
well be recognized that conditions are
4 quite unfavorable to any extensive ex-
port of the precious metal at this timef
The sending abroad of a few millions
would quickly advance interest rates
here, and probably induce the secre-
tary of the treasury to impose some
restraint by withdrawal of govern
ment deposits from the banks. Rail-
road earnings continue 20 show very
satisfactory gross results. but ex-
tremely poor net results. In March
"a roads reported an increase in gross
earnings of about $1s,oo0.ooo. or II
per cent over last year. 1t is highi,
significant that the net was practi
: ca]ly stationary. because expenses has
increased by almost exactly the sam
} amount, viz. $1s,000,o00. The cause
of increased expenses were advance
in wages high prices of material. fue
: and supplies. HENRY CLEWS.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-06
North Dakota |. o. o. r.

GRAND FORKS, N. D., June g.
Following the close of a two-days
session of the grand lodge, the North
Dakota grand encampment of the l.
o. o. F. began its annual session at
Grand Forks today.
The business before the grand en-
campment consists Of the election OF
officers, the confirming of charters
granted during the past year, the APP
prevail Of the reports of the grand OFF,
GERS and the election of representa-
tive to the sovereign grand lodge
meeting to be held in st. Paul in Sep
tember.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-06
Special Rates to Eastern Points, via
o. r. & NJ. Co.

June Q. Z. and 8, July 3, 4. and s.
August 8, ., and 10, September IL. IL
and IS. tickets will be on sale via o.
r. & N. Co., to Chicago. st. Louis. st.
Paul. Omaha and other Missouri river
points at rate Of one fare plus $40 for
the round trip. going limit 10 days. re-
turn limit % days. stopov"r nr V
leges in both directions. Reduced
rates to jamestown may be secured
from ST. Louis and Chicago.
For further particulars and rates
can On or address C. ". Mount. Gem
eral Agent o. r. q N. Co., Lewiston
idaho. e
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-06
No Alarm About Crops.

AS to the corn crop, 1t is altogether
too early to form any opinions for the
reason that planting is yet incomplete,
though of course the cold backward
season is not a favorable argument. So
far, however, there is no cause for
alarm about the crops and our farm
ers may look for another good season
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-06

Corvallis ore.-An insane German
named John Stahlbusch committed
suicide by hanging himself in the
county Jail while awaiting the arrival
of the travelling attendant from the
asylum at Salem.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-06
Teller ads bring results.

Stops itching instantly. Cures piles,
eczema, salt rheum, letter. itch. hives,
herpes, scab.es-Doan's Ointment Al
any drug store,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-06

New York. M, Sullivan, Of the
Sullivan Trust company, of Cold
fields, Nevada, was arrested here to-
day lin connection with civil action
brought by Frank S. Cotton to recover
s102.700, the par value of stock pur-
chased by Cotton in one of Sullivan's
promotions.