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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-24

va authorized Most of the prop
erty is owned by Chinese firms and
individuals and includes the Chinese
theatre. in which several Chine 90
were recently shot to death in a high.
binder war. the Chinese Joss House
and all the other Oriental features
which rave made The locality she
most picturesque plague spot in the
city. Eefefc the year is nut. most ol
the inhabitants viii have removed -
Brooklyn, lwhere. they are establish.
ing new Chinatown, and the narrow
crooked streets around Cha ham
Square are afOrding their last pic.
turesque spectacle to the rubber
neck" tourists In the celebration of
the Chinese new year which is now
Oh. All the business Transactions OF
the past twelve months have been
closed. every CBinaman has paid his
honest debt. all the prayers have
been said and the advent of the new
year. whicn occurred on the morning
OF FEBRUARY II, has been ntt.ngly
celebrated. by the explosion of thou
sands OF hreeFaeksrs. which a special
Ordnance OF the Board Of Aldermen
passed at the intercession Of Little
Tim" Sullivan. who ranks next to
Confucigs in The Chinese calendar Of
saints. permitted TO be hung in ropes
and fesiOons from house to house
across the streets Now. logged in
their brightest native garb. the in
hab.tants of The quarter a.e making
the customary New Year calls and
imbibiog much good rice and liquor.
So far not "ChinkT has been killed
however. and in that Circumstance is
read the sad fact that the glory Of
Chinatown has departed.
a paper every day in the year
The Bulletin is the only seven day
paper ia Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-24
DIG FOR KAUR| GUM
ONE OF THE PECULIAR INDUS.
TRIES OF NEW ZEALAND.
Treasure Found Hidden Amidst the
Roots Of the Mighty Trees OF
the Forest of the Island.

If an American farmer who has
grubbed the stumps out of his field
in order TO secure tillable land should
be suddenly translated 10 New Iea'
land and drop in upon a group OF
worlmen digging around tree stump
his first supposition would he that
in the far away island they had trout
bles similar TO his own, and We're
digging up tree stumps that the Land
might be prepared for crops.
But that is whore he would be
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-24
DOING THEIR DUTY.
Scores Of Cairo Readers Are Learning
the Duty of the Kidneys.

To filter the blood is the kidneys
duty.
When they fail 10 do this the kid
nays are sick.
Backache and many kidney ills fol-
low;
Urinary trouble diabetes
Doans Kidney Pills cure them all.
Cairo people endorse our claim.
Mrs. + NJ. Thompson OF 320s Park
avenue. says: "All at once a dull
aching in the small of my back was
very apparent if | oyertaxed myself
or caught cold. Il tried ordinary sim
pie household fgmedies but | never
was able 10 check the trouble, let
alone cure it until got Doans Kidney
Pills at Schuhs drug store | don't
want it understood that every vestige
of aching has left my back, for house
hold cares VII bring about that tired
and languid feeling, and lameness
across the Joins but an appeal to
Doan's Kidney Pills when they occur
has never been made in vain up to
date
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-ilnburn Co, Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name-Doans- and
take no other
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-24
Sheddinn the Llnht.

No man or woman of the humblest
sort can really be strong. pure mad
good without the world being the
better for ID. without somebody being
helped and comrorted by the very
existence of this goodness. Phillips
Brooks
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-24
A CURE FOR THE DRUG SLAVE
Remarkable FtY.Sx Page, Handsomely Illustrated Book
Has Been Published on The Subject.
II Is The Greatest Work Of The Kind That Has Ever
Ben Published Ia The History Of Medicine

or DRUGS or ANY KIND. OR
iF YOU FRIEND RELATIVE WHO is ADDICTED
TO DRUGS OF ANY KIND, WRITE FOR
COPY BEFORE THE
ExHAusrEo-iT TELLS HOW
CURED,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-24
ro Mine one chinatoun.

The Heart Of New York's China
town Wa officially wiped on at re
cent meeting Of the Board Of EST
mate, when a new park TO occupy the
acre and a half block bounded by The
Bowery. D0yers. PeIl and Mott reefs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-24
'I.fI)|l)|I!)
l.lIISS!I!!)|O
Bone Pa rs, Itching, Scab-
by Skin Diseases.

Permanently cured by taking Botanic
Blood Balm. II you have aches and
pains in bones. back and joints. Itch
ing Scabby Skin. Blood feels hot or
thin; Swollen Glands. Risings and
Bump on the Skin, Mucus Patches in
Mouth. Sore Throat, Pimples. OF Of
fensive erHptions: Copper Colored
Spots or Rash on Skin. are rundown
or nervous. UBers on any- part II the
body. Hair 6r eyebroWs failing ont.
Carbuncles sF BoilR ~Tske Botanic
Blood Balm guaranteed 10 cure even
the worst and most dcepSeated cases.
Heals all sores. stops all swellings,
makes blood pure and rich. com
pletely changing the entire body. into
q clean healthy condition.
Botanic Blood Balm %. q. b. is
Pleasant and safe 10 take. Thoroughly
tested for 20 years. Compared Of Pure
Botanic Ingredients Strengthens
Weak Kidneys and Weak S-omachs.
cures Dyspepsia. Sample Seat Free hy
writing Blood Balm Co. Atlanta. Ga.
soi5 BY Druggists 81 per large bottle,
or sent BY express prepaid. Sold in
Cairo. 49,, BY W. 2. Simon. 1901 Wash
inston Ave. Call or write.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-24
las Much Public Business.

Notwithstanding the public build
ings owned by New York city it pays
IN rents 1892 O0D annually
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-24

Goodman--Did you ever learn to
carve a turkey?
Selfish--Never, I could never see
the wisdom of putting Yourself IN
position when YOU must Offer every
body his choice and content yourself
with whatever happens to be left
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-24

More people in Cairo read the Bu-
letin than all other Cairo papers COM
hiaed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-24

a paper every day in the year.
The Bulletin is the only seven day
paper in Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-24

The last ten years have been years
Of great achievement for this nation.
Lnring that period we have deal and
are dealing with many dine.ene mat
ters Of great moment. We have &C
quired the right to build. and are now
building. the Panama Canal We
have given wise government 10 the
Philippines. We have dealt with co.
ceedingly complex. difficult and i'm
pOrtant questions 10 Cuba and Santo
Domingo We have built mp the navy:
our surest safeguard OF peace Of
peace and Of national honor We are
making great progress in dealing
with the questions Of irrigation and
forestry. Of preserving 10 the public
the rightful use of the public lands
and Of the mineral wealth underlying
hem ard with that group Of vital
questions which concern the proper
supervision Of the immense corp0ra-
tons doing an interstate business.
the proper control Of the great high
WAYS Of interstate commerce. ;ho
proper regulation Of industries which
if left unTegulated. threaten di-as+er
10 The body polite We have done
many other things. such as securing
the settlement Of the Alaska boundary
We have made progress in securing
better relations between capital and
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-24

Friends of the Bulletin arc request
ed TO send OF telephone items to t1ish
office.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-24
IN FAVOR OF FOOTBALL

ton of the conscience may be just as
unhealthy So far as the public is con
cerned: and n a mans conscience Is
always telling him to do something
foolish he will do well to mistrust its
workings The religious man who is
most useful is not he whose sole care
Is to save his own soul. but the man
whose religion bids him strive TO adj
vance deeency and clean living and 10
make the world a better place for bis
fellows to live in; and all This Is just
as true of the ordinary citizen in tho
pc Torrance Of the. ordinary duties
IF political life.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-24

Dick Olooking at picture bookl-I woi
elves an day long in the Ark
bcl-Fished. ] should think
Bobbie-They didn't fish for long.
Dick and Mabcl-Wly notT
Bnbble-Well. you sec, there were Onl
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-06-13
HISTORIC HOTEL A RUIN
PRINCESS ANNE, AT VIRGINIA
BEACH, VA, IS BURNED.
Over 100 Escape, Most of Them Through
Heroic Work of Carl Boeschen,
a Young Sergeant.

NORFOLK, Va, June 10.-The Ia
nous Princess Anne hotel at Virginia
Beach. Va, built twenty-five years age
and one of the handsomest summer re-
sort hotels along the middle Atlantic
seaboard was destroyed by fire, which
had its origin in the kitchen early to-
day.
There We're 40 persons guests and EN-
ployes in the hotel. All are thought to
have escaped with the exception of En-
ma Clark. Il negro cAambermald, and
John Eaton. the white steward. That
a score of more of persons were not lost
is attributed 10 the hcroism of Car
Bocschcn. a young sergeant with the
Richmond light artillery blues who
rushing from room To- room, awakened
the sleeping occupants, many or Whohl
barely escaped in their night clothes.
Boeschen finally fell exhausted and
had 10 be borne from the burning bul!d
ing. The loss ON the building is $1S5,-
900 with only $4,000 insurance.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-06-13
American Assn.
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
MILWAUKEE,, JUNE 10,

MILWAUKEE - EGGS - Market weak.
hf fT~sh oeal market
high grad., candled strictly fresh. 1511c.
Steady; Elgin price on extra
creamery is 23c Local price, extra cream
S S prqs e 1s ris dary fancy
21c;, lines, lS419c; roll 1S419c: packing
stock. .6Gp17c.
CHAESSE-.Easy; American full cream,
cans, 12laMl3c; daisies 12ul2i2c; long
horns, 12a12lac; limburger, 13al312c; fancy
brick. pa l2lac; low grades, 94l2e; import
MUSCoDA, Wis, June s-Orerings on
Lone Rock board were 30 boxes twins and
300 boxes single daisies: 100 boxes twins
sold at lie; 20 do, 1llsc; 10 boxes with
drawn offerings on Muscoda board were
6G2 boxes twins, 80 boxes single daisies;
So boxes wins sold at lie: 100 withdrawn;
500 boxes single daisies, 1lSsc; 10 with,
drawn
ELGlN. Ill, June Special. Butter
Official De, firm.
CHICAGO, H., June O-Butter-Weak:
crcamcrieS. 1S422lac: dairies, 1I02Olac.
Eggs-Weal; at mark, cases included, 13l2c
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 1o.-Cheesc-EaSy;
daisies, f@ul3l2c; twins, 12AQ1212c; young
Americas, l3lac
NEW YORK. June -Buttcr-Easy; re-.
cciptS, 5425; street price, extra creamery
TO extra, 1Sa 25c; state dairy. coumon to
fancy. 1SH23c; renovated, common to extra
1Gu5olac; western factory common TO FIRST
l7U2Uc: western imitation creamery iirsts
ri ChccSp-WCah: receipts, 66l; now
state. full cream, colorcd and white, small
best, 1laic: same, large, l2c; same, Lrg
and small, fair to good loulll4c; same, M
ferior. 7la09i2c; Skins, la9c. EGGS Re
cripts 1S,3O3; state Pennsylvania and near
by. fancy. selected white, 100; choice, 11i20
lSc: brown and mixed, extras, 11i2@ l>y;
first to extra. tirstS. 16ul7C; western tirSts
l5iap1Gc. lolljciIl price tirsts, 15cl seconds,
1870 ljc; Kentucky and Tennessee, l40 l1C
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-06-13
LON DON DENIES Taxing.
Writes Replies to Presidents Criticism of
His Animal Stories-Says Roose-
welt Is a Careless Reader

san FRANCISCO, Cal. June 10
Jack London has ut last been heard from
in regard to President Kooscyelt's Sc
we're criticism of him as Il nature
fakcr."
London is now at Pearl Ilarhor with
his Yacht He was shown the magazine
with Rouscvclt's sarcastic remarks about
his measurements concerning the arctic
wolf and the lynx London said:
The President is evidently a careless
reader Of my stories. lie has rushed
into this criticism all twisted around
Look here; he says that the lynx i'll my
story killed the dog wolf. That Ger
tuiuy does not tend to show that he is
as careful an observer as the magazine
article seeks to indicate. Ny story was
about the dog wolf killing the lynx and
eating the body
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-06-13
BOXING.

Jack Curley of Chicago, general man
agcr of Johnson and Brown. the Tone
pah, New. fight promoters, is leaving no
stone unturned to secure an important
match for July /. Immediately after the
Mike Schreck- Marvin Hart fight ON
Memorial day he practically matched
Schreck and Jack johnson, but the day
after the battle he learned one of Mike $
ribs had been puncture3 and that he
desired lay-off Jack then hikcd to
San Francisco to secure Abe Attel and
frankie Neil for Independence day and
also TO clinch match between Schreck
ana Bill Squires. Neil was more than
anxious to battle with Atte to a finish
or Il limited number of rounds. He was
informed on the latter proposition the
Nevada sports demanded finish contests
This suited frankie but not Able, who
preferred going a route with the distance
pole in sight. The Goldfielders also are
after Attel and Jimmy Walsh. In fact.
they have offered them a good purse to
tight to finish. Attel beat Jimmy quite
handily at Los Angeles n short while
ago, and as he is easy picking for Able
the latter probably will agree to take
him on over the long route.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-06-13

part of it's public school system. The
committee on taxation reported fayorably
on the Estabrook bin authorizing the tax
commissioner of Milwaukee TO select five
assessors of the city to be known as q
board of appraisers, The somewhat similar
bill by Mr.. EStahroo&. No. 3GSA, was re-
ported for postponCmcnt. A long debate,
marked by more castigatng than any other
of the season, arose over the bill relating
to the shipment ana possession of deer
hides illegally taken. Senator Lockney in
troduced an amendment striking out the
provision for the confscation of the entire
shipment on the discovery Of Illegal skins
ed the fireworks. 1t was, finally lost on a
roll call by vote OF to 10. The Din was
then passed.
SATURDAY.
On the Sth the Assembly advanced by
large majority vote the bill to limit the
number of hours of continuous service of
telegraph operators The original bill lin
tied it to nine hours. Mr.. Thompson, So
cialist, wanted it amended to read eight
hours. This carried. The following joint
re solutions were indefinitely postponed: No.
63A Derry; relating to capitol; GA
Rothe). relating to connecting state capitol
with the state university by boulevard;
S4A Urockhausenl, relating TO local gov.
orumcnt iii cities of the first and second
class.
ON the 10th there were not more than
thirty five members present ut the Assem-
bly, session. A petition from the Illinois
Legislature accompanied ny Joint reSOlu-
tion was received asking for a convention
of states to secure an amendment to the
federal constitution so as To permit Il popu-
lar election of United States senators.
Among II number of insurance bills recon-.
mended for passage was No. 31SS by Sena-
atQr Roehr requiring foreign stock life in
surancc companies to determine and report
the respective rights Of pocyholders and
stockholders in an unassigned surplus be
fore being licensed to do business in the
state. Bin No BIOS, by Senator Rochr,
was also recommended for passage. This
measure requires life insurance companies
TO report to the commissioner of insurance
all contributions made for political pur-
poses The committee recommended bill
No. 9I4A, providing for the election of dele
gates to national conventions by an cleo
ton in the spring.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-06-13
MILWAUKEE sTOCKYARDs REPORT.

HOGS-Mdrke. DC lower. mixed ana butch
ers, &. l5a6.3o; good heavy, G.lo"627ie.
rough heavy. 55ou6.oo; light, G2.GtG%b:
bulk. 62O663O
CATTLE Market is lower butchers
steers, good to choice. i.5od55o mo
dunn 10 good. 3.1jGt4 lao; hefcrs, medium
to good. 3 2Ju4.50; common to fair. > > q
3 - cows good to choice, 3.25d4 -; fair t.
good. 2,IjN3.25; Gamers, 1882 -; cutters.
225u2.15; bulls. good TO choice, 3.I5lt 10 !;
bologna bulls, common TO fair, 3.OJff3IO;
feeders. 3.25mi.Oo: stockers, 2,7j0325: milk
crS and SprIngCrS, common unstable except
for Gamers market limited to something
cAoic" al % OOli5
,ALNES-Markot steady: common to fair.
4@5u5.25; fair to good, 52jUG5O; choice t.
prime. GJuG7Oo
SHEEP Market IS lower: common t.
choice, 3.OpUjOO; lambs. common to choice,
45oHG.jO; spring lambs. common to choice,
tOUuS.JO. bucks 3UOG4 %.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-06-13
TRAIN ROBBER CAUGHT
Man Implicated in Recent Hoid-up of
Northern Pacific Flyer Shot and
Killed in Wyoming.

SHERIDAN Wyo.. June lO-Whilc
pursuing two Montana horse thieves YES
icrday. Sheriff Guy aud a posse from
johnson county. SHOT and killed one Of
the robbers who held up Il Northern Pa
chc passenger train at WEIGH Spur re.
Gently. The man was corncred and shot
on what is know rs the 20. W." ranch.
forty miles east of Sheridan. The sec
ond man escaped with the posse still in
pursuit but it Is believed he Will be cap
turcd on shot today.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-06-13
AUTO KILLS ONE; INJURIES SIX.
Machine and Carriage Are Wrecked OF
Ocean Parkway

NEW YORK. June 1O.-Onc death
and injured half dozen persons re-
suited from an automobile accident on
Ocean parkway, Brooklyn. yesterday.
Thomas Hctincr, a resident Of Sleeps
head Bay and connected with n well
known family of horsemen there. was
killed. ana William LeMay, chauffeur.
William Beatty and William j. Doyle,
all occupants OF the machine, were Sc
riously injured LeMay. who was AZ
the wheel. ran down II carriage on the
parkway and both vehicles were wrecked.
In the carriage was a party Of four, ali
Of whom were slightly injured.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-06-13
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

W. M.
MllN Al NEE. June lp.-'ioS, W neat
lrn, NO. / lhtrh, on track' LOO; no;
Hortaern' uh lraSfk' l'u3a2 tTorinmot.nuF'
No; on track o@.2c: oats.Easler; stand
wv, NJ stnord On ti!cH Xxx 'o D,
bafi I 81 stah4aru, g S3nptr 9l.
s74yN INV w. ~ SGH
oaL. ~ Ne Ia III w S-,t,Ii
It,4n'r l'it; iarI; InlS, g. Stp,'ihp'r'
~ " pcariots are II,rd
Eiolr fuotauoHs IN carrots are ioll lia nn!
sIrhS wheat patents IN ,Hs n,do4o.-3'
SncL. 615,% ~. rye in 'wnn1 4 10iti Ak
S,,Itrv y 755, No. ssaclis oUs1s IN wn0I
NJ Wiius,rrs ot orotcd in c,r,ots NJ 1o5o
for bran. II Oo for standard middlinns
and 3351 for NJIwauke" hour middiin.s In
ii5o,l6 sacEs; red dog 2Ioo; rye fecl
CIlICAGO, hi, Junr 0Ctiosc-Whrat-
JuIv, ~, aa57,c: Srptembrr 9~I,Ii9slsc
Gnfu-lrIv. 5%$.c. Santrmber S3a,l,5:,7sc.
oats-Iriy $40. Srrtrmhrr AZ AZ PORK
INV. ID 53l: Srnrcnb"r. 1G5;la Lard
JuIy Sor,N Q1l,t Snntrn,l,ar ,1OTI an IL
RiG,-Iuly, S7o6s72la; September SSH.
MIN cjnynr and timothv rothiml doiu..
NEW YORK' Junc io.-CIosg-W WHEAT
JuIy, IO4i,. SrntrmLrr los Corll-July
and September, o.
MINNEApOiIS Mimi. Junc 10. - Tho
flour market is firm. 10 cnangp was raport-
ed i'm The general four situation Shfppin.,
Iir.rtfrns TrrnrrlI,, orromnnny nh soIpS' ana
thr mills are lrut fairly we'll clranrd M ON
n,,I,rs rho dcnonI H. GOOD Inn EmitrL i'm
ynI,in. bmvcrs "yiGnntlS nor in1pr,ssrd as
to the Stability Of the market and fcarfuI
Shir,nrn7s ~ ,,iG bLis Firsf nntrnts S7,IJ,
*. second nutrnts / oug5 o.. nrst clears
\ 55I3 G5. second clears 37515S5
WI%%EAr0IIs MINI lime IN -Closr-
wiz III doiln. Snnt"n,har oss. -. M
NJ ~. W. nirthn,'' ais ~ .
m"rtb.rn G1al,o4l,r. NJ No > mort horn GGI-
a o.. 'i''"' w. . ''''
nr-I1-,rII Mimi lima ,o-CIoso- Wheat
" bari i 't tr,o p"ti' ooIL. ~ or,i,,' \n
ro,tb"r ' III NJ . -nrt nov" aoS ~,
t.anE %o ndrfb.rn or. NJ north
:" onS' to' M SSt,,,' al.
nnrow nIs. M. INV dnrnrl Vo 7sis
10 - &C.. S"ntow MY 7on. an Track n"
&c; W; TIT FLAX - 10 ar
Iln"; 80 on t,' W. ,:,,s, 'u y
i,-.ts' 'tp.'iHu.ii, 49, ,,,' 80
oatSu'n ~ li4ch any Jun, - HV,ta-,t
a !p'; ." anr, poots rra
30 ihNt ~ - .Ln ui II, o!,'' -
WuttvS 20 10 To-, -"r - 49, - no. Ip
neat o"7-, corr, On - ""ltC!'
H ~, H1;o , M, at iG7 ~ oe>o
W n'1t, 80 '"''' i'''i''' ""''''' -"'''
h"N i,',, 1o M ruo IN r,++lo poooi,,.s
about 3o.coO: market stead, to Zoe lower;
bcevrs, /. JuuGGO; cows. !. 7jfi4IJ: hcifers,
2GUna.,ro: calves. 5.5UdG.Go; good to prime
steers, 555u6.do; poor to >ledum, 4.5og
: 40. stockerS and feeders 3ppu5.2O Hogs
Receipts about 10000; market Sc lower:
light. O. loQG.35; mixed 6.ludG.32Ia: heavy
JSOuG g71a; rough. 5.SOdGOU: pigs, ,. 7Ois
-: good to choice heavy, G.l5UG 271a; bulk
Of sales. G2pu6,@o Shecp-Rcccipts, 2o,oDo;
steady to Zoe lower; native, 4.5o@d 80;
western, f.1UqG.n5; yearlingS, G.4oaIlO;
lambs, d.ooM 500 western, d.oo4S.Gp
KANSAS CITY, Mo, June 1o.-Cattle-
Receipts 1000; market steady TO Zoe high
3.75a5.:o; southern cows, 90; native
cows and heifers, 2.3ou3.2@: StockerS and
leu -. o'''i.' ~ ''t','' '''''t''9, '"l -
western fed cows. 3.O5m45o IIOgs-Rc-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-06-13
BERNHARDT LAuDs NETHERsoLE
Career Of Latter in Paris Saved by Cen
eTous Friend

PARIS. Juno 1o.-Olga Ncthersolc'
career in Paris, wavoriug on the point
of failure was practically turned to vic.
tory 10y the always generous Ecrnhardt
Rising IN her box the French woman
waving her handkerchief shouted again
ant; again. Bravo. Nethersole' Bravo
NethrIaolc"
Miss Nethcrsoie's acting has been
much criticised u. full of posing and
sr.utt.tty. and HAT avcrpmphasis peculiar
to lt machuuical style o. the English
stagr.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-06-13

Figures Of Other Crops.

The acreage reported as under barley
il less than that finally estimated as
sown last year hy about l71.OuoO acres.
or - per cent. The average condition
Of barley is $40 against o}.J on June |.
1906 93.7 on june !, 1908, and zen
year average Of SOS.
The average condition of rye ia ssh
against 500 Oh June ]. 1906; 1916 ou
June |, 1903, and oO.2, the mean Of the
corresponding averages of the last ten
years.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-06-13
MILWAUKEE, HAY MARKET.

Choice timothy hay. 2oooQ2O5o: No, I
timothy hay, 1900 1880; No, timothy
hay lG5paf7.5o; clover and mixed, l5.opV
1900; choice Kansas and Nebraska prairie,
14.ICsdl5.JO; No. / prairie. 13.5uuI4Or; NO.
= prairie. IL 0O@12.Jo; Wisconsin marsh
feeding, 9oom 1000; packing hay, G,;@u
700: rye straw. SJv69.50; oats straw, 80
$500; wheat straw. J.upu5.JO.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-06-13
JAP RADICALS
LOOKING FOR WAR
Progressives Rap Mikado'S Administra-
ton and Demand Reparation-
Conspiracy in Washington.

TOXIC, Junt 10 afternoon: The
council of the progrc,-iycS at meeting
today adopted resolution, the substance
Of which was as follows:
THE anti-Japanesr feeling upon the
Pacific coast of the United States cspe-
cialy in san Francisco. eliminated in an
assault upon Japanr~n trading places
last month. constitutiG- most fragrant
violation of the right~ guaranteed by the
treaty concluded upon an equal footing
between the two nations
"Ihesc auti-Japano~e acts are not OF
a temporary nature, aad the federal GOV
ernmcnt at Washington must toe held re-
SponSibc for its failure 10 prevent such
uutrageS.