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New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Us sssmased1 ted asoHs @
S. heifers ssgs6 e5; bulls IS 1885 calves 81 5o9$S g
stocters and feeders S3 259S5 40 HOt-Recepts !et-
mated y GOO head market Sa199 eo nigser eh1 &
ta e. s0Gs5 So choice light. S5 55QS5 65 packing
e. 0as5 Is; pigs So 75a$5; bulk of sales, So 6Oas5 90
SIIEEP-Receipts (estiated) about 5000 head market
taady sheep 81 1895 so. lambs. s5QS6 20, yearngs
So 509S6. ~
cincinnati June 12-HoGsaActiye; 5@1oo higher;
bItchers' and shippers $5 6oaS5 S. common 81 4oq
SS 40 -.TTLE-Slow and steady; fair TO good ship
Sers $" s5ase 75 common. 50 75qs4 sIiEEPsteady;
20 557ss As IAMBS-Weak 10Q15c lower 81 159S1 10
East Buffalo. June 2-CATTLE-Receipts. 225 head;
sIdW and steady; prime steers. 81 s5qS7 So vEALS-
oeca,nts 500 head; active and steady. HOGS--Re-
cepts $500 head slow light; fairly actiye and loSe
Forkers IS 4oas5 Toughs s. 64gs4 20 daisis @ 50 80
active: sheep steady lambs 1oc higher lambs sos9
s4 5O sheep, mixed S2aS4 10
Union Stock Yards Ptsbu!g K ,5sz 5gas a. cs se
a s. 10 sHEEP-suppiy light strong prime wetaers r.
s. s 80 Sc veal CAVES 81 GS7 % HOGsRecepts light
active higher PRIME heayies TnsdiuS snd seawy e
pigs So So 10: roughs 81 60qs4 60
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
CASA QuOTATlONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York June IL, lbtte.
,-rrF-Tne coffee market was very dull to-day.
e entire session being only $500 bags. The
as ~ Su st unchanged prices 10 advance Of
rE..s rEss nut only month showed any gain In re
rhss. OF the French market and this
Er11se with close quiet and net unchanged
Es -ofhirs the days trading 10 indicate any
-e rsreal sentiment in the general trade sltua
Enss rrt3nzr - markets made steady showing and
~ evs indicated about the same condltlon as re
rsreiprs practically the same scale fsVre
ssl -src higher the hour OF the local opening
Fa --earfed closing unchanged 10 a franc higher
~ 81 s. VS. ! rfE higher L pig lower at the hour
o,e-i-- hut closed net unchanged 10 = Pig
- Neither the Brazilian markets reported any
We Receipts the two ports were l8oVo
'1ge ~ - 600 last wear. Jundahy receipts were
" - against 9 eco last year AdT1ces from boIh
seN 1Cnson indicate that there is considerane
fss az srai-sf vaiorzation abroad, but Local trade
1a ---i-le 10 express confidence IN the ultimate
-ss - srs plar and believe that small crop next
t- I'll rraciicaIly establish the success OF me soH
s1ss eEos 10 maintain the price Meanwhile IHe-e
E- :, Re no speculative feeling Whatever out Suset
- -eror7 steady business in the actuai oefIy,
e sr1sre-tiy s5eadiness Of the spot sltnaloh
81 ,e sustaining factor in duh future lleiAel-
Erca @o- srot coffee quiet. with quotations on
,sSs N Sac for RIO No l. -, -. - S.,-
-e-ea of contract prices IN the iocal MAJ Ae'
q Tesfe
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
REENES-Race

New York June t. 1905
cs5 were 179 cars ss7 head in
slaughterers and 10 for the market, City.
fed steady others 1nc lower good
bulls firm; bologna bulls 15c lower all grades OF
Ordinary prime steers at s5 75dSI So per
100 h; of choice Ohio 81 81. These
Agricultural Experiment Station at
sulzberger Sc: bulls at S4@S5 IS;
81 25d$5 so: few choice heifers Sc Dressed beef
London quoted live steady at 12a14c per N.
dressed weight: refrigerator beef firm at 10laG10sc
will 1000 quarters Schwarz-
schild suzberger and the Mnnetonk to the port
Will GOO cattle, equally divided between J. Sham
berg G. son and Schwarzschild & Sulzberger.
salee-McPherson & Co; 20 Virginia steers. 1927 ID
Il DO iass IL 1o at s 10 a. Is DO TO- ii59 s. 81. d.
Sc So ~ do, 1910 n at So IS Pennsylvania
do 1247 H. at Sc 80; bulls 1o15 So IS:
DO, s76 ID. at So So bulls 115o ~ at s. so; ? o.
So; stable fed heifers 81" Ie at S.; cow l23G H.
at s. 90 do 800 Tb, So 80: do $50 n. at s. %:
10 at hi4 s. 4o DO sSi h At s. 50; do s. 90
Commission Co 2e Ohio steers G. choice heifers
incuded), 1883 NJ at 81 I5.
Newton 10 Pennsylvania steers. 1897 n at 81 20;
do JOSS N, at 81 49, do 1o43 n at S6 624z 90
., 900 s. y; 3, at d DO % $50 NJ f' at s. *
sanders: 10 Pennsylvania steers 11os ~ at 81 Is;
10 So fb 81 20 virginia do ISL n at s. 10;
n. at 81 40 = do 1000 n. at So 90
J. c. Curtis & Son: bull $50 NJ at 81; 2 cows 40
CaLyEs-Recepts ass head. including 81 direct
70 butcher and 81 for the market Trade was
all Common to prime veals soid at so9so per ~"
N CITY dressed veals firm At lol2Hc per No. country
dressed do steadv at sgos s. 1875 n average at S. ner
100 dc. 125 m. at 81 IS; do' l2S n; al 80
o. Curtis & Son: veas 12s'ro at 81 % throw
outs 126 n, at So
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13

so-TON-7he cotton market vas very QlleL g,oss
" ssirr estimated only 1oeooe pa-eS; 100.
- inZF- owing good weathef' put ~
g. 5r-nr The lay and the market closeo sveaus. ,
E-1e 5fFber 10 points lower the gam oeIe
roSi-io-s Tha market opened steadE al a 81,
q r,o5rts under scattered orerlngs, Iie4-
- soos ,5arnsee reports Liverpool "es cL2seu
- m -errs IN closed tomorrow, anu 'tle
- ,sy- -pe market there might not resEoIo 70 - -
\ - YES xness a. reopenlng on 1loiiOAs
- 80 ,re-rv wei divided at the decline am
l>,--.e e<re-roon the months euN -.
f4.a-srd from shorts in the ahsehce .. N
0s .-rrts are encourae ing anu -. 11a
$500 less hlillish II is said trat lWo -a~ss
--s~.-s- vf--ed in the southwestern par %. 80
s-ss. ,er large movement is exIpecte1 helt
~ - .e-1-, season Advices from .le - lille an
~ rso sa,o-atla As crop prospects .,15
|,.r - ,.s-eozv along the lower MlssisslptL -.
- e. - 10 -Iis--fo.l-s
--5- sr5 unless the streams are again sNsotLS
'-.5ti-y- ~ damage Will soon be nllnlialseu
s-,--r f-orr spot markets remain very ouIIIsI
E are somewhat disappointed that llt -, vet
market Tor COTTON sSo-As -
-srs5 an demand contracts. with a
T21s-lors regarding the Ju!S
rs e+t-I circulating hut the inactivity OF laN
- ,-s~z-es that the outstanding interest mus
szsI one The New York Cotton hzchaIe a. oSs Ias-
go To-- receipts 81 229 bales against -"o. a. a.
- ,-s-'.-d n mills and Canada lI,etH dsaIls
"a issr year Southern mill takinss q. i,
;, nm srzF-s- 80 last year: loss OF stoCAs a.
rsor towns - Us. against 2oZs IasI 80
80 .sh- for he week 50 9S5. against 9VgS9 20 ,Iae
-,; S-n- r7Gle-1ert- Port receipts eoS-1e.'
rst -1n ~ last year. overland - f1ills anu ii1
- ~ rzS against Ien1os last year ooulit. -
F,s-r te1s in excess of September lSS aeaI.
~ 81 lsst year brought into sight thcs Aai ,otal
M s-a se- against 7S HAAS last year
rg- movement respectively for 2ee Gays tiii9 ~
n -anTe n contract prices m the local ha'4-e-
sY follows
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13

70 frishten timid on this si,,..,o, 49,.
rt,th - opinion has become strongly i,nrexsed
uea mat the spring wheat crop is in a1o.t
b,,,,, cohoition, that II difficult 10 proro.e an
49,, M on such arguments whole foreirn stns
asaa.ss as somewhat disappointing 10 bulls u-t,b tb.
sinnas mat Budapest 1i+c higher on CON
tire uiiIaNoraole weather in Hungary. The argan-
ann .sllpfents were $685., 600 oss
80 the previous week according 10 Rroo-.s ~
- tool was ssd lower higher Beriin ca mo
no-tas Oser; ana crop conditions I'm Germany were re-
s.eo TO be about 200 900 bushels less than tbe 80
,,s,Is. "eek There a decrease of practIcali,
60 9 ousnels in stocks Minneapolis and Dnlr,I
b,., week and interior receipts aggregated 3a0 oon
Fzna-s' compared with 10000 bushels wear ago
.NpSIt business amounted loads No . ra6 rbeet
local market eIayato~
anoat spot. and 96@c arrive No Nor+fa-r
ee.i 81 u n. and No hard winter. Osa h
,ras.b NofkN-outsde Of little early buying on wet
49,. news, the corn market dependent unon
tor the various strong spots IL showed d,,ring
-, pae IL sold off easily and did appear +o bsI-e
support from the big interests recepts were
.3s.ir, and weather very favorable Of the MiE
While most of the private reports concernin~
aSp prosress were satisfactory notwithstandnr +bs
III news from various sections The IaverncoI mar
lnxh, so figher and interior receipts were 5oa 00o
80 corn mere was quoted 771sc nominal IN elevator
a.i9 9 toc afoat. OATS-The wet Weather nans
t e goo commission house buying strengthened ths
heI especially MAY. which sold up nearly ic
was ona+ s nhe cash market here on the other hand
Ss p1e1 ss ana unchanged closing follows: Mixed
80 o. H. oSIa5c, natural white, 10 III
4e.c and clipped white 30 H. 5s1s a e5c BYE
Nenr E, TeI oulI; No ? Western. ssc nominal o h
gGuoIns nour, exports for the week according N
9o51SSastreets. aggregate 3o64547 bushels agstns,
'oo.V4 last week and S.976e62 year snce Ini,,
ds.o"Io.26s; against 164 321,994 last year Corn
sesin<9 60 S4Sa last year since July l. 1888 76a
"eS'hst oSoo252a last season. w.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. June 12c1oslng; WKEATmspGt No 2
Isseber Is Is $50 coRN-spo American kiln
,5r, rs 1OI@d; American mixed quiet 5s I'D
FUTURES steady July 5s sd PEAsCanadian nTm IS
20 ggandon acihc COAST steady. Il l5sat2 los BEEF
Extra India steady, loSs %; PoRk-Prine mess @
Wes'eIa ls s'eia' ea B4c0N-camborland cut
hfH. short rib "a 10. steady, Cd: long
Gasf GHie mdies light "a NJ steady As; long clear
40 H. steady 3SS I'D; short clear
hKs ie TO 20 b steady 9ss Cd clear bellies IA to IS
n quiet AIS. sHoULDERsIsqq IL to is 1e dglI
rs. sriran refined in pals steady ABS Cd CHEESE
ganaqi1WN ahnTaqqni1WNEPrine city hrm; 26s Cd TURPENTINE-
Ia All ais sd ROSIE-Conmon easy. is Sd
SPiI1tt5s5 ri u-Tiehned quiet. cad LINsEED OIL
Firm. 24s Od.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13

las marker for spot cotton Tas quel enc
tE Cuff sales 300 bales Southern spot llaIt,eus =
ed Mobile steady uncfalse0 g
-sr Saysrnsh gIeac- unchanged a. 119sc: sales 4SD
IA Charleston quiet. unchanged at HE N2ItCln 2
n &c higher a. Il &c. sales. 1856 baieS
iarnE uncharEed IL Augusta quiet uhclaIlse a.
.sc; sales, Louis STEADY uncteiise- a
sc Little Pa~k STEADY unchanged at llc 'haFieS'oi.
- unchanged q &c. Wilmington ouet ufCiialeoo
uac Houston steady unchanged a 1t2c' ssIe' 30
as New Orleans quiet unchanged at He SAFES 80
sss Memphis steady. unchanged at 1l'sc. saLes a'o
as Esr7a-ed receipts leading points Tor SstGf-
Y Al Houston 500 bales, against 55l bales
- Essk 2q5 wear; Galveston, 2Sop 70 3.ooo
SO aEsinsr us haes last week and 522 last year ana
Nsv Orleans spo 1900 beles, against 4s52 ha4es
sssE srd - last year
- following the total net receipts ~ cotton -
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
Public Notices.

~~-----1I,T rOII.EGE or THB CITY OF NEW YORK.
kpl'M' ,cnue and Siyty-eighth New York.
An examination for positions On the Eligible List
j" college Department. y IN he held
fer lhs June 18th. at A. Salary
IN ~ ~ .ith an annual increment of 500 ma ximum sal
Si-eu. ooo examination To women holding col
ars erss with experience in teaching. and with sp
ese ,.rord Of specialization In Biology. Candidates
proneeaa - once notify GEORGE S. DAVIS. President
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
HELP WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED TO SELL JERSEY
REALTY, including six hundred deslT-
able nearby lots. with city conVenences. IN
the coming field for spectators and nome
seekers. Agents with offices preferred; For
further information call or write H. HacE-
ensack, y. j. or H.. p East litn ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
PROF. sITUArIDNS WANTED

Female
WOMAN PHYSICIAN. graduate OF
Johns Hopkins. with experience OF SCI
oral yeers' practice, with excellent refer
enras would take charge of invalid (Wom-
AMI crossing the Atlantic about July l. Aa-
dress C. H, Tribune once
CONGRATULATIONS R.-Young lady. Wen
educated: for the summer as companion
or tutor: excellent references Address
Box 60 East Orange. n. J.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

18TH ST. 112 wEST.-Room IN pf.va.s
hoI,se for bachelor, adjoining bath; run
ming water.
2sTH ST. 90 NAsT.-Rooms. single or en-
suite; private baths: telephones ufisur-
passed location; reasonable.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13

103 WEST 4sTH ST.-Large and srnall
rooms: table board: telephone summer
rates; transients; near all car lines:
142D ST. SIG WEST.-Cool and restfuI: !:
washington Heights: attractive house
good board; refined Christian family reI-
efences.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
BOARD AND ROOMS.

As WEST DIST sT.-EIegantly large. small
rooms: delightful summer location; near
parks. elevated: bath: Southerners accom-
modated.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13

A GENTLEMAN. educated. wishes posi-
ton where he Will have an opportunity
to speak English: no wages Address r.
A BOX g. Tribune Uptown Office. 1864
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
WORK WANTED.

MaIA
ASSISTANT OOKKEEPER--Young man:
German-AmeTican: with some rehaoIe
firm: reference H Fensterer, 1S2 Suydam
St. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13

Baltimore ---..... : Sa4 Eagle Pass. Tex pos
ss,s ..-..- ia.4l2 laredo --.--.---.-.- & ss$ ss$
s.1pssl News 2.s62 Minor porfS--------- 'oo@
"a tAiFs'5,s F495.1..., - ss53 ,o,.t sosi. $50
sssat!ve cotton s-ateeut for the week endinE Fri
1ts'sp's ell United States ports during g.. 20
= ,s'.tpts a. an Tinted states ports same $50
:,ce:St: e ts sss seps0fG SsIa f5. las
s, si, = e !ss week ssss5 e So
-, eEts since September Ssg go
g. eports date last 992 g5a 80 2S5
~ = a. Lhileo states pozts -,
"a, a. United states ports same time ish ia oo4
~ - q a. Interior towns same time last year go 600
=. Liverpool same last year O., Goa ,g9
t. % American adcst :o- Great Britain "0'0O
~ u american shozt for Great Britain Same - ooo
-; q; year --'-------'-
s and NEAL-The -four market was dui Pest eet
Il. We prices steady and quotably unesanee1n 1so ss
=, ea ag9tatlons- The following are prices Sta gu%Isn
Ae" York Produce Exchange: Sprlhs iaten
sss winter straehs $ aog$4 90 "n5TT 1'r, p1[enz Ne
ouR-InngTs extra 70 |IteT' s4 5ags4 90: choice
soe oe snd yellow. 81 Gogsl 50: coarse - % y.rn
sing e. barely steady city quiet 0eolea; s57 40.
io ''sPaaF4 sl5a 5sB iaens s e S9k S3S s2G 5oss2
9 Us gf2 20 5 s ss cog s .se. Se 10 OH IL MEAL SH2s ST.
Sissg WE AThrough peTsisteiRat sia Of n1re wet
ME- IN lie s64fI aasi si and buiIish Modern
assl biop report. bulls succeeded lis n a. a &c
eghss soes c per busheI with hnai Ie'eIs = m
sis,ooS1 1sh Thursday. In quarters IL was u1,
abtssT that least part Of the bnli h!otei-t sce
on - N the late afternoon, was designer (" ~
esb aes lNo biz short interests AZ thlcsso hlis Lad
6!y;s, ifom nearly all winter wheat secuynS "a" .1
49, unfa.orabls appearance. ana hacfHsN - ~
81 ss by strong bull support, effected prices eis
q o. around midday. when coasdef@DlS st,i-,.
20 az place on runIors that clearing .,ondiilolls
- fssfea IN Yf the winter wheat a'ates.
ss on practically al % the earlier 70 ,,,
a. rssna ~ ana To- iime tho market looked 50 heahS
- 1efabe short selling WAS inspired i." -
Ne temporarily oyNrsoid eondIflon 'l't -
~. ~. la p-ornotfnc ffs strength Thst def"lol'fp
~ - "'inrs- aud continued [igh' hp - -
- a. 57s builish thing about l"rtrN~S' 49,
sssr n,llt1sfE o. SecfstsFV ofl f0@ 1aflf''-'
,Netg 80 Association. making ihel'ansaish 80
rs s.eEef RheHe 81 the teceht hilNa.
Sn 80 been high 1000 ooo- There Rsss
'A ram IN spring wheat <tsfet. enc o"iio
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13

CONSULTING ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
Open for position; private estate, fac
terms reasonable II. MacCabe. 126 Brad
hurst ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13

RoY-Aged 10; in Office: graduate OF
woods Business School. Address "A.
Skarda. 1861 North Sth st, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13

COLLECTOR: or any position of trust: or
at anything: by young married man; ca n
give 5000 cash security; speaks English,
German and italian. Address Trust. Box
O. Tribune Office.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-13
MANY LIVES SAVED.
Hundreds of Parrots Found Dying of
Thirst and Hunger.

Los Angeles, Cal. July 13.-Hundreds
of dead and dying parrots and par
rokeets have been discovered at the
Arcade depot by officials of the s. P.
c. A., whose attention was called to
the condition of a large shipment en-
route from Cuiacan. Mexico, to the
California Parrot company at Fresno.
According to the statements of Off
GERS who investigated the case, the
cages contained nearly a thousand
birds and it was claimed they had been
without food or water since their de-
parture from Guaymas.
For some reason, not explained, the
cages had been marked with the adj
monition not to feed or water the birds
but the warning was disregarded by
the S. P. c. A. officials, who saved the
lives of many of them. Notice will be
served on the express company order
ing that shipments under similar con-
ditions be hereafter refused.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-13
GEO. W. CRANE DECLINES
He Refuses Presidency Of the Com
mercial Club.

Some one who has established his
standing as a smart man has said
It's seldom that crown goes a.
begging" but that is just what is hap
pening right here in Topeka with ref
erence to the Commercial club. G. w
Crane, who was elected president OF
that body late Saturday afternoon, af-
ter E H. Crosby had refused the place
will not accept it.
| For quarter of a century or more
Mr. Crane has been one of the fore
most business men of the city and I'M
der different conditions would have ac-
cepted the place of honor with pleas
ure. He Is one of the active promoters
of the Topeka & Southwestern railway
| proposition and has given literally OF
| his time and money to get the project
to the vantage place which 1t now oc-
cupies.
For some reason the Commercial club
has given the Topeka & Southwestern
proposition only half-hearted support
and some of the members Of the club
have fought 1t in the open. This is
the reason that Mr.. Crane refuses to
accept the presidency of the club at
harmony which is necessary to make a
go of the affair is lacking.
Il do not feel that / should accept
the place under the present conditions
said Mr.. Crane We have found that
the board of directors of the CONNER
ideas of the finance committee which
is working for the Topeka & South
western railway proposition. I cannot
accept the presidency Of the club
under the present conditions for I
consider the railway proposition para
mount to everything else at this time.
Just why this opposition exists as
far as the Commercial club and espec-
tally the board of directors is concern
ed is more than can see. but there is
no doubt that the board of directors is
opposed to the proposition as it is pre-
scented at the present time I will need
all of my spare time to devote to the
and I could not aid the project IL were
at the head of the Commercial club. un-
der the conditions as they exist at the
present time.
"I consider every member of the
board of directors my warm personal
friend but we do not agree on the To-
peka & Southwestern proposition. IRE
gret that harmony does not exist but
1 feel that my first duty is to the rail-
road regardless of the attitude of the
board of directors of the Commercial
club. I am not unmindful of the con-
fidence which the board has imposed
in me in offering me the place but my
answer is a firm and positive no.
Robert Pierce, vice president of the
Commercial club insists that the place
of president be filled Immediately and
a meeting of the board of directors
will be called at an early date to settle
the matter. For some reason the board
Is having hard time to get suit
able man to accept the place and a
dozen or more names have been con-
sidered at different times and Mr.. Crane
and Mr.. Crosby elected to the place
though they insisted that they would
not qualify.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-13
HEROINE OF IA.
She saves Her Father and Uncle from
Drowning.

Portland. Ore. July 13.-Cora Hos
ford, IA years old. proved herself a
heroine at Washougal, Wash, by
rescuing her father and uncle from a
watery grave. The girl. with her
father, Captain Perm Hosford, a well
known river captain; w. B. Patterson,
her uncle, who is chief. weigher in the
custom house IN this city, and Mildred
Long, her half sister, were in swim
ming. The Long girl became exhaust
ed and Captain Hosford went to her
assistance. The girls struggles ex-
hausted him and he cried for help and
Patterson went to assist him. Captain
Hosford himself was exhausted, and
with rare heroism. little Miss Hosford.
realizing his predicament, swan to him
and bore him in safely to the shore.
BY this time Patterson had become
exhausted in his efforts to save the
struggling girl, and just in the nick of
time his doughty little niece plunged
into the water and swan to him. Pat
terson was exhausted but the girl seiz-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-13
A SALESMAN aeed n

A SALESMAN aged over q for Kansas
to handle our line of advertising signs.
novelties and calendars Funds advanced
for travelling expenses We have the best
money making line on THE road. have %
men now travelling and only this one va
cancy. They are making right along from
$50 to $50 weekly on a commission basis
which is no exaggeration. We have the
largest line of illustrated signs in the
country that are having an immense sale.
Business established over 20 years. An
energetic, well dressed salesman with
fairly good education can make right
along an average of more than $50 weekly.
A young man with determination to sue
coed: we think. a better prospect than
much experience. Write, giving age. two
or the road OF other business experience
and when can begin work. No reply to
N. Y.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-13
THEY WANT LEMON PIE,
Two Boys Desert From Navy Because
They Don't Get 1t.

Chicago, July 13.-Unless the Unit
ed States navy adds lemon pie to its
menu, there is danger of wholesale de-
sertions.
Two deserters from the training
ship Constellation have been arrested
in Chicago and both declared that the
reason they ran away was because of
a lack of pastry containing lemon Gus
tard. .s ~
They were laundering themselves on
their favorite food in a Clark street
restaurant when a detective, who ov-
erheard them talking. suspected them
of being naval deserters and arrested
them. Both confessed that they were
deserters from the Constellation The
recruiting station was notified and in
the list of deserters was found the
names and descriptions of the two en-
bryo tars.
The boys are Thomas McGrath of
los Eighth avenue New York, and
Stephen Povalin Of McKeesport, Pa.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-13

LEGAL
NOTICE 10 BIDDpRs.

Sealed bids will be received by the ntste
Soard OF Control at their office in the
CITY OF Topeka until o. m Monday Ar.
gust 3. 1905, for the furnishing of two how
1-ontai tubular boilers for the School fer
resempie.m1nded Youth. Winfield, Kansas.' !
strict accord with the plans deans ana
speciflcations prepared for the same by
1onn r. stanton. State Architect
Sopaes OF me plans and specifications
Gan can Pc seen on file at the Office of the
ofpics % 81 40 vSontrot Topeka. Kansas. at the
tuition and at the office of the State Arch
sas, ~So' Ao'a-
All bids or proposals shall be made 70
the Board of Control, and shall be ac
companied by a certified check on some
the amount bid. payable to the Bosr,i ~
Consrol. and the same shall be forfeited
70 the state N case the successfs,l bidder
Iaiis Ior ten days to enter into q Contract
ana furnish the REQUIRED bonds, a. pre-
scrlpeo py law, after the awarding OF the
All bids or proposals shall be sealsd.
and directed to the secretary OF the Board
OF Control Topeka, Kan, and indorse6
Proposals for boilers"
All contracts shall be awarded by the
Board OF Control to the lowest Responsible
to reject any and all bids, or to re1ejct
parts ana accept parts. II deemed for the
best interest of the state.
Attention of bidders IL called To the
eight-hour law" with which they must
BY order. OF the Board Of Control OF
State Charitable Institutions.
e. B. sCHERMERIHORN.
F:,w; KNAP. Secretary.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-13

ed her uncle by his hair and towed him
to shore, where he was resuscitated.
To cap it all, she went back and Sc
cured the body Of the Long girl The
latter, however, was past reviving
though physicians summoned from
Washougal worked for half an hour
over the BODY