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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. per cwt.. 5.5Oa6OO: butcher. L5Oa
SEQ; common. 200a3o9
cwt. j.00a5.9j.
sHEEPPrme. 30Oa400; common. 250a30o
LAAfBS-SpFing. 1a7IS: medium, Z.
CALVEs-Prime, per ID. sls: medium, Tsas;
grass. 3ai.
COWS-Prime fresh. each 90 00a5o.00; common
2O.Ooa5lOo; old and dry. s.oOalo.01
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Baltimore. June l2.-Folowing are the Official
prices established By the Fruit and Produce ASSO-
CATION.
BETTER-CreameTy. fancy. per h., Ai1a25; imi
tct!on. per h. lsaao: Maryland and Pennsylvania
rolls. per H.. II; storepacked. Ohio. per h. l6kal7
do. West Virginia per h.. l6izal7; Maryland Viz
gria, and Pennsylvania dairy prints. per h., Il.
LIVE POULTRY-Sprins chickens. per h. large.
2ia2j: do. per b. small 10 medium. g; old
hens. per H.. heavyweight. L; ducks puddle,
per b.. large DID, 9alo; do. old Muscoyy and mon
grel. per H.. eal0; Pskins. per h.. l0all.
EGGS-AIaryand. PENNSYLVANIA. and nearby
hrsts. l619; Eastern Shore. Maryland. and Viz
ginia. lsss: Western hTsts. lssi West Virginia.
lea.
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Circuit Court 40. 2.


No $3.50. New York Continental Jewell Filtration
Company TS Distrr- of Columbia, time 90 fle trans
cgipt extended Attorneys. J. II. Hayien-E. H.
Thouas
No 0i9o. Sptz vS Frrncs l. Miller e. al
Judgment by deiaulL Attorneys. Lyon Lyon
T.. O. Handy
80. $3.50 sullivan vs. Car.tal Traction C1nunny;
on trial Attorneys. J. W. Ech0ls-R. II. Pcrry *
oou ard G. p Dunlop.
No 4s10i. NIihoi vs.. ChCsapcakc and Potomac Tele-
rhorc Comrenv; time % submit motion for new
iral extended. Attoracys. Leca T0lriuor-Hamilton
Coll1rt Ycrfcs & Hamilton.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Regular call. y O'Clock noon;
Washington Railway and Electric As. N.ooo az S0il,
$50 az soiA. sl.lO0 az So So0 a. s0is.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred 50 az
79's. 80 az 79's
Ben Telephone Of Pennsylvania. l at s9ii.
Mitchell Mining. 100 az a.
Uuitcd STATES Trust 10 % ga
After Cali-Washiug-on Gas az 6ji5.
Bell Telephone Of Pennsylvania. 10 at s9ia. 10 AZ
eJa. % az GM
Capital Traction S. 900 ut 10.
Following are the closing quotations on yesterday
stock exchange:
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s.. Paul Is Renay to Sail.

Southampton. June H.-The American
Line steamship st. Paul which was dam
aged in collision with the British cruiser
Gladiator of the Isle OF Wight on April
25, has been repaired and VIII SAL for
New York on June ~
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Z. r. hutton Cox
members q the New York Stock Exchange G.
Bowie Chipman. manager. 1901 F street northwest
Sales TO noon. n.......... .244,0OO shnreC
Total saies. s..,...........52 $4,000 shares
Call money! High, 1s4J low, 11sy cI., ia.
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Circuit Court No. L.

No ssu3 Bel w. Diy.nct of Columbia; verdict
f0r defendant. 1pTral Motel bond, 500. Attorneys.
End Bcan and W. H. Wa,s-E. II, Thomas and
H. T. Ell.-.
No. 500. Berry vs. District q Columbia; tidg-
mrut f1r defendant. Att0rueys. A ). NCrthiugt1l.
B. S Minor. and j. L. Collius-E. H. Thomas and
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WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGS.

New York. June 12-Bradstreet's bank
C,ear.Dgs total for the week ended June
j shows.
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Only 10 cents N week, delivered at
your door-the daily issues OF The Wash
ington Herald. Phone Main $500
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atcy slow. No l Northern Duluth. CROP. 70
aTTiye. Ll3hi No. ? rcd 0. b., spot 93l4a9o; No
rcd. f. O. b.. late July. 96N; No hard, new crop
T. O. h.. Los; No. ! macaroni 81, T. o. b.; No.
maCaruni. nominal Exporters took nothing
CORS-Unsettlcd. No. ? elevator ia; No. 2
T. o. b.. 76. nominal; No. white, (. o. b. nom
inal; No. yellow. (. o. b.. nominal. Exporters took
nothing.
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Criminal Court No. 1.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
United States vs. Hy1c-Bcason-D % mon -Schneide-
conspiracy: on t-iai. AttCrncys 4. s. W0rthngton
A. A Birney. r. c. Donaldson. J. c. Campbell
and T. F. Nandcrhccr
United States vs.. Sn0wden Ashford; held for ac-
ticn of gTaud i1ry; rcc1Gnizance. 500
Uultei States vs. Thomas T. PiCGl0rd; sane
United States rs J. T. B8uC5. SINE
United states IS Harry Blake, slme.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by E. z. Hutton & Co.
members New York Stock Exchange. g. Bowie
Lhipmnn. manager. 1901 street northwest
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Criminal Court No. 4:
Irsr1rr RARNARn
Probate Court.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
United States vs. Rohcrt L. Anderson. housebucak-
ing: verdict Of Euilty. Attcrueys r. l.. GieA
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York. June l2-Uuted States government
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

IBID. ASKED
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. June l2-Fo,lowing are the sales and
QuotaticEs on the most active securities listed on
the Baltimore Stock Exchange:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03
IDAHO'S CAPITAL
FRENz|EO POLITICALLY
Each Party Strives to Guido the
Other in Spectacular Close
of Campaign.
specisl 10 ID Tribune


BOISE, Ida. Nov. 2-Never within
the recollection of the oldest inhabitaDt
Of this city has there ever been such
political demonstrations as those being
held here tonight under the auspices OF
the Republican and Democratic organ
izatioDs. The city is ablaze with red
fire and followers Of the two tickets
are parading the streets by thousands
carrying torches and all kinds Of ban
ners. The Republicans are being led
by the Fourteenth regiment band from
the barracks and the Democrats by the
Columbian band of this city. and the
spectacle is certainly an imposing one
Each party is trying TO outdo the other
IN the demonstrations, and lt is diff
cult TO tell who will carry away tho
hOnors Senator Borah is delivering an
address for the Republicans, while Mr.
Alexander, the Democratic candidate
for governor, is talking from a Demo.
cratic standpoint, and each is making
81 mastcrful effort for his cause.
On the eve of election il seems that
the Democrats have the Republicans on
tho run in this county and the state
Hundreds OF Republicans are desertng
their party, while only a few Demo.
Gratis can be found who will not sup
port their party ticket. Local issues
have entered largely into the campaign
and the situation is much mixed. 1t
is generally conceded that the legisla
ture will be close. with the chances in
favor of Stocklager, the Democratic
candidate for senator. This the States
mans political prophet is willing to ad-
nit Nugent for the Democrats claims
the state by about 1000, while O'Neill
for the Republicans claims the state by
about $4,000 Each figures about the
same for their respective natioual
tickets.
The indications are that tomorrow
viii witness one of the hottest elections
ever held in this county and state, and
Il heavy vote is looked for.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03
REPUBLICANS BACKED
OFF BOARD At PROVO
Spry Crowd Claims Everything,
but 1t Looks Good for
Knight.
sneclaI 90 The Trihnns.

Special 90 The Tribune.
PROVO. Nov. after Sunday OF
whispering and advice from the Mormon
leaders, Chairman Homer OF the Utah
county Republican central committee
claims that Taft VIII carry the county
by 1900 majority and Spry by 1900
w. L, Giles. chairman OF the county
Democracy Is very hopeful that the
Democrats Will not stultify themselves
by going over to the Republicans. Mr..
Giles Is confident OF carrying the county
FOR the whole Democratic ticket. with
majority for Jesse w. knight over
William Spry Of 1000.
Few bets have been made on the re-
suits In the county and in Provo City.
During the last few days thc D"mo-
Gratis took every dollar offered OF TIE
results I'm Provo on Knight and Spry.
The Republicans were routed and thcy
and their money soon disappeared. Jim
Bean appeared on the street offering
TO bet $500 on Spry. This was taken
by T. +, Pierpont, and when MIR. Bean
was asked II ho had any more he an
swcred no.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03
BOYD LOSES HIS COAT
WHILE IN CITY JAIL

r. $ Boyd, n bartender. was arraigned
before Judge c. e. Dlehl Monday morn
ing. on the charge OF assault with dead
ly weapon upon Brig West, i saloonltoep-
or, Boyd pleaded not guilty and his case
was set Tor hearing on November 0.
After Boyd had pleaded he requested
that he be allowed 10 speak with the
court The right wos granted him. and
he said that somebody. while he was in
the city jail, had stolen his coat and
Judge Diehl arranged with Chief Pitt TO
have the prisoner supplied with o new
coat. IL is supposed that prisoner who
was discharged took Boyd's coat.
Charles Scott, colored. was found guilty
OF drawing revolver on Harry Steclman
and Arthur Flynn, two Fort Douglas SOL
diers, Friday night, but was released on
the promise that he would leave the city
within two days,
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1t Is Probable That They viii
Be Employed in the
trades.
NATTER Is NOW Up To
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Means Much to Pupils, as Well
as Saving of EX-
penSe.

Several hundred skillful mechanics in
embryo are being turned out at the
manual training department of the Salt
Lake High school,
One of the important matters that
will come before the city board of edu-
cation at its regular monthly meeting
tonight Will be the recommendation
the students Of the manual training de-
partmcnt of the high school be en-
ploved on benches and the like TO be
used IN the elementary manual training
departments of the city schools, so pro.
ficient have the members Of the high
school manual training department be-
come in the fashioning and turning out
OF this class OF trades work.
II Will be recommended that the high
school manual training department be
furnished with the material for forty
benches for the elementary manual
training departments, Il is estimated
that these benches, purchased outright,
would cost Sl5 each, or total of 5000
The material may be bought for ap-
proXimately $3.50 The cost to the city
of having the high school manual train
ing department work the material into
benches will be nothing, thereby saving
TO the board the neat sum of $3.50.
Money Is Important,
and the work proves satisfactory. there
may be many ramificatlons of this
branch of tho course OF study in the
city schools that viii prove of inostim-
able value both TO the schools and TO
the pupils, The successful consumma.
tion of the project will servo double
purpose. that of saving tho city CON
siderable expenditure for necessary ap.
plianccs and apparatus in the element
arv manual training departments, Civ
ing the pupil The incentive TO further
effort resulting from the substantial
use OF the object of his haudiwork,
Tho high school manual training de-
parUmcut possesses an advantage over
the eight elementary departments in
that il is better equipped. Al tho nigh
school there benches, tools and machiu-
cry. such as lathes, while the clement
ary departments have only benches and
tools. The equipment at the high school
represents an outlay of approximately
$4,000 Manual training was adopted
in the high school about four years ago
and in the elementary schools about
five years ago.
Anotllsr matter the board viii con.
slider will be the placing of cot in
each Of the twenty-fo,lr school buildings
Of the city. In only a very few build.
iugs is there any place for teachers,
worn out or faint from overwork 10
recliuc, Tho installing of the cots in
each building is favored by 4 majority
of the board. IL is said, If the cost is
not too greot.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03
ASKS PR0HIBITI0NISTS
TO HELP ELECT HUGHES

CLEVELAND, Nov 2.-Rev. a, c.
Gregg, corresponding secretary of the
International Reform bureau. this af-
ternoon sent the following telegram to
Dr. George Z. Stockwell, Prohibition
nominee for governor of New York:
''If you Will throw your strength by
newspaper announcement in favor of
Charles L. Hughes for governor of New
York. the International Reform bureau
will, if necessary. stand expense of petit
ton 10 replace the Prohibition party
on the official ballot next yeor. -
The international Reform bureau has
been active In the support Of Governor
Hughes in his fight against race track
gambling.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03
Willard Hanson Comes Out En-.
phatically OIL the Side of
Law and Order.
FEDERAL BUNCH WILL
NOT RUN THE ELECTION
Announcement Is a Severe Blow
to the Church Republi-
can Contingent.

County Attorney Willard Hanson,
when seen by The Tribune Monday
afternoon. was emphatic in the declara-
ton that he proposed, as far as it was
in the power of the county attorney s
office, to see to it that every individual,
az well as every political organization,
is given a square deal at today's cleo
ton.
"You may say for me-" remarked
Mr.. Hanson, "that I am not playing
any favorites at this election, in so
far as the enforcement Of the law is
concerned. 1 will be at my office in
the City and County building all day
Tuesday. with at least one deputy to
assist me, and if there is any attempt
at intimidation upon the part Of any
member of any party, or If there is
any illegal voting, 1 desire that the
matter be reported to me at once and
a warrant for the alleged guilty party
or parties will be issued at once.
81 aslo desire 10 announce that ! Will
not take an chances of having any Of
ficer into whose hands warrant may
be placed, play any favoritos. In the
way OF failure 10 serve the warrant
at oucc. AS result I have decided
that IN cases where Republicans may
be charged with an infraction of the
law l will place the warrant in the
hands Of the police. Should an Amerl.
can be charged with an offense, l will
place the warrant in the hands OF a
deputy sheriff This method, ] believe,
will insure au immediate service of tho
warrant, and otherwise have salutary
effect.
''In brief, l desire 10 say as en-
phsticaly as.aI know how that ] am
-t--s-fst.-treSoiutely square deal for every
voter, irrespective of party affiliation,
aud will enforce the law 10 the letter. -
In addition 10 the statement made TO
The Tribune, Mr., Hanson has addressed
rhc following letter to Chairman j. f..
McGinty of the American party COM
mittce:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03
NICE. FAT P0CKETB00k
HAS BEEN RECOVERED

Much 10 tho JOY OF Mr. and Mrs r..
y, Ward ot 36S South Seventh West
street. "a pocketbook, containing $1,000.
which was stolen from them carly Sun
day evening, WAS found Monday morning
under "A pile Of boards IN the rear OF the
boarding house which they conduct,
The money was taken from the drawer
of "A Kitchen table, and soon after the
loss WAS discovered Harry LnuRhln. 10
Years old, and Harry Eckerl % years
old. were placed under arrest as suspects.
When cross- examined at the police sta
tlnu both denied any knOwlcdc OF tn"
affair. hut on Monday they weakened. and
tho police arc OF the opinion that they
viii own up 10 the robbery.
Policeman Goldln and Detective Wilson
are working on the case.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03
RECEIVER NAMED FOR
BIG ELECTRIC COMPANY

NORWICH. y. v. Nov. 2.-Eeceiverg
were today appointed for the Hudson
River Electric Power company. The cor
poration was organized In 1903. and con
trolls the Hudson River Water Power
company Hudson River Electric com
pnny and Hudson River Power Trans
mission company together wish various
subsidiary companies, owned oy the last
two named. supplying central and east
authorized capital stock was $40. GOO
000 ot which s5,3900 900 was issued, The
total funded debt Of the corporation. ac-
cordlng 10 its last statement, was $g,GS@,-
500. Net earnings for 1907 were SiS6 200.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03
NEW YORK CANDIDATES
NOTICE UNEMPLOYED

NEW YORK. Nov. "A parade of
the unemployed, in which about 800
Joined, was held here today under the
national unemployed committee. The
men marched from Duane street 10
Cooper Union, where n meeting was ar.
ranged. presided over by j. Eads Howe,
chairman OF the committee, Letters in
response to invitations wero received
from Lewis S. Chanler and Governor
Hughes, stating that their engagements
prevented them from being present.
Several local leaders addressed the
meeting
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03
Mr.. Hanson's Letter.

salt Lake City, Utah, Oct. ol. l3OS.
Mr.. j. t. McGinty. Chairman American
Party County Committee:
Dear Slr:-I see by yesterdays Trib-
une and last nights Telegram that
great number OF Illegal registrations on
the part of the Republicans are alleged.
write you this 70 inform you that any
case OF Illegal registration. not only on
the part OF Republicans. but on the part
of any other party will he willingly
prosecuted by this office. This office viii
aid In every way TO secure the necessary
evidence and conviction In any case that
is laid before il.
| write you this not for purpose Of po-
IltiCal capital, or even for publication.
but that YOU might understand that this
office is ready and willing at all times
20 enforce the law regardless OF the ma
ture OF the crime, or the person to be
punished. Yours very truly,
WILLARD HANSON,
County Attorney.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03
CEREMONY PERFORMED
BY REV. Mr.. SIMPKIN

The parsonage Of Phillips Congregation
al church was the scene OF quiet we'd
ding Monday, when AT II o'clock EldroG
IL. Beckstead and Miss Sigma Johnson
wore married in the presence OF their
Immediate relatives, by Rev. Z. a. Simp-
KIN.
The couple left ar noon for Evanston
Wyo.. where they VIII epend their honey
moon at tine home Of the groom's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank \. Beckstead. for
.nerly Of this city
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03
FIREMAN SHOT WHILE
WORKING ON ENGINE

RENO New Nov. Latte last night
John MiddauGa OF Sacramento. fireman
of the Southern Pacific, was mysterious
" shot while running between here and
Sparks.
The bullc; ploIShed his shoulder aud
into The lung. He fell unconscious 10
the 6oo- OF the cab and laid there while
Engineer Christensen ran at full speed
to Sparks. where Mddsueh was taken
To y hospital. Middaughs condition is
critical. His parents live In Sacramento.
Nothing Is known OF who fired the shot.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03
Close Call for Many.

NEWARK, n. J., Nov. 2,--David Ol.
ingwood met death by sufTocation early
today in "a fire that destroyed Starr IS
auditorium, a vaudeville thcatcr at Fif-
teeuth street and Morris avenue OIL
iugwood roomed IN n tenement adioin-
ing. Thirtytwo families. mostly WON
en- and children. were carried from the
tenement by tremcp-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03
ELECTION DAY WILL
Be GENERALLY FAIR

WASHINGTON, Nov. Fine weather
in All but eleven states Is tho fiuaI fore
cast for election day, made tonight by
the weather bureau, Moderate temper
aturH WIZ prevail IN all states. Show
ers are Indicated for Tuesday IA Gcor-
gia, Alnbann. western Florida Nlssls-
sippi, eastern Louisiana the mountains
of Tennessee. the Caroinas. Washington,
Oregon and northern Idaho
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03
Union Labor for Bryan.
.ncclnl 20 The Tribune.

Special 30 The Tribuno.
BOISE, Ida, Nov. I'm straw
vote taken in the Typographical union
here the ballot stood 20 l for Bryan
and TO ] for Alexander. There were
a few scattering votes for other can.
didates. The vote stands about the
same among the street car employees
and other union people Of the city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03
PROMINENT WOMAN
PASSES AWAY Ar LEHI
Special 70 The Tribune.

LEHI. Nov. Mrs. Belle Sunderland.
one OF Leh!'s most respected ladies'.
OF several years duration. Sho was born
In Leeds England, 81 years ago and.
with her husband, came TO Utah about
thirty years ago, Her husband Is WI
liam Sunderland, the inventor and prom
inent mining man, who. with three sons
end four daughters survives her.
Funeral services will be held IA the
Third ward meeting house Wednesday,
at ! O'clock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03
Mysterious Murder,

CHICAGO. Nov. "a mysterious
murder was discovered by tho police TO.
day, when The body of Barbara Yona-
ship aged 32 years, with bullet wound
IN her abdomen. WAS found She had
been slain in bed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03
Murder OF Suicide.

ROCHESTER,. n. v, Nov. 2.-Harrv
Sampson, nephew of the late Admiral
Sampson. was shot 10 death III his resi-
deuce today near Palmyra. His rcla-
tives doubt the report Of suicide.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03
Pennsylvania Dividend.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 1.-The direc-
tors Of the Pennsylvania Railroad com
panY today, declared the regular semi
annual dividend Of per cent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03
RESPONSIBILITIES GaAViTATE
TO THE PERSON WHO CAN

shoulder them. and power 1ows 20
the man who knows how, sings the
ininitable Ebert Hubbard. and this
is just as true In advertising as any
other walk OF life. Real compelling
copy will help turn the 1ow of
dollars into your cash drawer. Put
your best thought In your adver-
using copy. There's money In II.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03

'I0HT TO CO ON oNIr IHNG
And II doesn't matter who is elect
president the work will be
shed as rapidly as men and
|bney will do It," says Samuel
ewhouse. the mining magn2te,
|1o Is daily proving in material
|1y his sincere fellowship for and
l2h In the great intermountaln
btropolis. Watch salt Lake grow.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-19
In METROPOLIS

Walter Moreland. Jr. of Cairo, Is
spending a few days with his parents.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Waiter More.and.
James Munal. who has been work
ing In Arkansas for some time, is
home for a few days with his family.
Mrs Brady, mother OF John Brady.
clerk on the Cowling, is critically w..
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Roberts have
gone to Martmsvllle. Ind. where Mr..
Roberts will enter a hospital. He is
suffering from broken leg, which
has never properly hea,ed.
Congressman Edmond Foss and p
IT. Chapman spoke at the court house
Thursday Afternoon and John j..
Brown, of Vandalia, at night.
Mrs. A1die McCawley has returned
from visit to relatives IN St Louis.
Ex-Lieutenant Governor Northcott
will be here next Tuesday and will
speak at BrookpoFt Tuesday night.
The colored Masons of Illinois held
their grand session here this week.
Miss Cora Medlin. OF Paducah, Is
Visiting Mrs. Clabe Howard.
| Mr.. and Mrs Charles Lenard are
spending a few days on business and
Isight-seeing IN Chicago
The Misses Hazel and Hattie Stew
art have returned from a visit 20 Their
father, Dr. George A. stewart, at East
lSt. Louis.
Lenard Roberts has returned t.
Florence. Ala. where be hss a good
lposltion.
Miss Mona Henderson. of Browns
willie. Tenn. visited MIS- Nellie Chca'
last week.
Mrs. win Steers visited RELATIVES
lat Creal Springs this week.