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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-14
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago Nov. 14.-yrho wheat market
opened easy. owing to u haif-pence, de-
cline at Liverpool, but quickly rallied
which met with only light offerings
December opened unchanged to I, low
er at l.o3 TO 1861 and sold at 1.031s.
and bulls. Receipts were again less thun
what had been estimated and the
amount of contract corn in the arrivals
was extremely small December open
g. g. and soa up % 10 az 4s'sr ~ o@ 70
Oats were dull and steady prices
iluciHuating within q Y cent range early
ed at Isafisls and sold at isls
Provisions, were easy because of sell
Ing Insured BY to loG dfee s,s in
at the start We're 2la to &c. lower.
1ef rf fnry Steady e the n s e%se pr M
steady. December unchanged Mt .O3A
Corn Buying BY a leading elevator
reached ut es7s. The close was strong
with December I'm y ass at 6'4 d63s
Close-Wheat-1. o3A; May, l.olas: July,
Corn-Nov. CAS-: Dec. ss14 q Gs7s. May,
CT; July and Sept. 62as.
oats-May, 5tG51ls; July, 4sH; Dee,
Pork-Jan. 1929; May, 5000 ls.l2ls.
Lard-Nov., go; Jan, a.15; May 9.45m
g.ai r.
Ribs-Jan, s.37Ia: May. S.521saS.a B
Ryo-Cash 7ihd75; Dec. 1904: May,
Rariey-Cash. Goa65.
Timothy-Nov.. 3,s71a; Mardch, 3.ao9
40
clover-Nov, go; March. $50.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. Nov. 14-Butter-steady
Creamery. e2a29: dairy, l91sN
Eggs-Steady. Firsts. q.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. Nov. 14-sugar raw,
sleady, Fair refining, 3.4a; centrifugal,
Of test a.0i: molasses sugar. BIB.
Rctned-Quet. Crushed. $50; powder
Cd 49, graduated, $50
cohee-Quiot. No. Rio, 6ls: No. Z.
Santos, S.
WHY USE YOUR
Letterheads for scratch paper when
we can sell you scratch paper 80
cheap?
THE DEsERET NEWS.
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WOOL.
81. LOUIS

St Louis Nov. l4.-Wool unchanged.
Territory and mediums, l7I2O; fine me-
diums, l5017: fine, l20ii.
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BOSTON coPpER RANCE.

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon:
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OTHER pISTRICNrS.

Nevada Hills. 1.5a bid; Pittsburg Sill
Peak. 95 asked; Eagles Nest, asked;
Hailstone, asked; Round Mountain
/ 90 asked; Rawhide Coalition, 80 bid
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MANHATTAN.

Mani. Cons. 6mS; Mani. Min, Co,
/ bid; c. Wedge, | bid: Dexter, bid ).
l.. Joe, | asked; Mustang. 3 bid; Lit
tie Gray, ! bid; Ong. MANN, bid;
Pnenut. 1 bid Buralo, / asked; $
Dog, bid: Standard, | asked; Miner
al Hill > bid
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l1EGlrLAR CALL SALES.
ok Tunnel, 100 at So.
nEham Amaigamatcd. | 900 at 9.

Beck Tunnel, 100 at So.
Bingham Amalgamatcd. 1000 at ..
Black Jack. 600 TT 80.
Colorado. 20 at 2.G5; 80 at 36eia; 80 ut
$50.
Crown Point, 4,6Qo at 22,s; $500 at
90. buyer 80.
Grand Central 100 at S.45.
Indian Queen, l.aoO at 12ia; 5000 at Is,
buyer go.
Iron Blossom. $50 at 2.42la; 1900 at
247h. buyer so: 100 at 2.421a. seller 30
100 at o.47ts. buyer 80; 100 at 2.45; 100 at
245, seller 80: 100 at 2.47ls.
Keystone. 1000 at S5la; 100 at S6ia;
6,4O0 at 49,.
Lower Mammoth, 900 at So, buyer so;
500 at 35,s seller so; 100 at a51s.
May Day. 500 at 49, 100 at 2Sh.
Mountain Lake. 500 at 49, 500 at 4s1a
seller 80; 500 at ASA. seller 80: l,1o0 at
40; 1,6OO at 49la; 500 at 491a, buyer 80;
800 at so buyer 30; l6Oo at 80.
Nevada Hills. 2,450 at 1.6o.
Prince Con, 200 at "a: 100 at %; 500
at SO, seller 60.
Sioux Con-, 100 at los; 400 at l.62ia.
Swansea. 1000 at 35ts: 800 at 36.
Tetro, 200 at 9h 500 at II.
Tintic Central. $500 at ~; 10000 at
tx.
Uncle sam. 500 at S..
Utah Con. 1000 at 10.
Victor. goo 1T IA: $500 at l4ls.
Yankee, 200 ut So.
Ycrington, 1000 at 9A.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Ajax, 500 at 30
Black Jack, 800 at 40; 800 at 50, buyer
60.
Cariso. 700 at 81.
Colorado, 500 at 500
Col Con-, 100 at t.T21a.
Crown Point 500 at 221s
IbeX, 1,500 a Il; 1000 at 12ia, buyer
Iron Blossom. 100 al 2.45; 500 at 2.t71a;
1000 at $50: 1900 at $50; seller co.
Loo at 252ik
indian Queen. 500 at 12is.
Keystone, 900 at 36.
Mason Valley, 100 at 2.55: 100 at 217ls
North Gift. 1000 at az.
Swansea, 2.TG0 at 35la
Mountain Lake, 500 at 40 5000 at
49la, buyer 30; 1000 at so buyer 80.
Tintte Central. 900 a, ~: ,O0J at
az 1900 at s. buyer 60.
Tetro, 500 at H. l,50o at T.; 1000 at
i2ls; 1000 at l3.
Uncle SAM 100 at S.
Utah Con. 500 at 10.
Victoria. 100 at 100
Victor Con. 500 at 14ts.
TOTALS.
Shares Amount
Regular call $685. $ 27,006.2o
Open board ..........73,0 30 32,646.25
1850 sso.552.45
Weeks totals 9o3,57s S52O,769.57
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ling; Goldheld Columbia 5 asked;
H!bcrnia, s bid; st. Ives, % asked;
Conqneror, 4M5i Black Rock, bid;
Lone Star. bid; Ct. Wonder asked,
Potlatch, $ asked: Orc, 1915; Kendall
Ext. asked; Mayne, 1@3; Atlanta,
24@25; CT Bend, SO; Empire, bid
Red Top Ext, SM9; Florence. 4.25W4.3O;
D'neld B. Il, Cons, 14415; Goldiield
Daisy, 9961.o0; Comb. Fraction, l.30
@l32is; CT. Bend Ext, 7ds; CT. Bend
Annex, 7@9: b. 3. Bonanza. bid;
Kewanos, % bid; Esmeralda, 2 asked
Portland car; Crackeriack. co.; Red
Hills. 2lW24: Mohawk Ext, ) asked:
l.. Dillon, / bid: Y Tiger, 10 bid;
Grandma, 5dDS: S. p. Ext. . asked;
Goldfeld Con, 6.T0G6.T5i D'tield Trian-
gle. i15; Coming Nation, 1@2; Flor
cnce Extn. IL bid
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TONOPAH.

ronopah Nevada. 7.25 asked; Tono-
pah Extension. 81 bid; MacNamara, 90
bid; Midway. Is bid; Tonopah Belmont,
1.154l.17R; Tonopah North Star, ask
ed West End Con. 50g51; Rescue. 3
bid; Jim Butler. 22023.
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took. lHigh.lLow. lsales.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
CoMsToCK..

Ophir, 1s2ts@Ls5; Mexican, 1904;
Gould & Curry, 1917; Con va, Son
81: Savage. 3sq39; Hale & Norcross,
41443; Belcher, 26927: Confidence. 50
asked; Sierra Nevada 1904; Union
27@2s; chollar, 10 bid; Potosi, 14@15,
B. 6; B.. 40449.
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j. r. WHITNEY s SONS.

Members S. +. Stock and Mining Ex-
change. 3S2 Atlas.
Ind. Phone. 261. Bell. l717.
Correspondence strictly confidential.
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BuLLFRoG,

Original, 1G2;; Bullfrog Mining,
bid; Mont. Eulfrog. / asked National
Bank, 4@5; l.. Harris, 2 bid; Amethyst,
8 asked: Gold Bar, SGi; Bonnie Glare,
Z bid. Maydower Cons. SM9; q,
Scepter, l bid; Homestake Cons, 16St
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GOLDFIELD.

Sandstone, 2iG25: Col. Mt, is bid:
Jumbo Ext. 21a33; Vernal, asked ;
Kendall, l6 asked: Booth, 32a3a: Blue
Bull, II bid; Adams, 4d5: Silver Pick,
1904; Nevada Boy. asked: Black
Butte Ext, l@3; Blue Bell, 4@5; Dixie,
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a. S. CAMPBELL,
stock Broker. 215 L. Z. Walker BLOCK
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-10
Why and How Kodoi Will Help You

kodol helps your stomach to it's work, because it is perfect digcs- ter.
 kodol supplies the same digea, tive juices that are found in a healthy, vigorous stomach
 lt is the only preparation that will digest all the food you eat not a part of it. but all of it.
 That is why kodol helps you.
 Kodol not only helps yoHr stom- ach. il HpbuildS the entire system, and wards off dangerous ailments. because it enables you to get all the nourishment and life giving qualities out of the food you eat.
 Giving you good, rich blood
 You must eat in order to live and maintain strength. Don't diet or s,arve yourself Eat what you want. Let kodol digest it. This is how kodol helps yon. II digests all your food and does it complete ly.
 Perfectly harmless
 You only take Kodol when you need it. You don't have to depend on if
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-10
A 1Ntft.ttffuI EtnI.

Tie bohe"aiaus llafe a proyerb. "En eTy Ssh has another for prey we)s (>i,ur;;-l has them all Tins {, the largest fresh water fish for;H' il tLc rivers of EHrope except tue stt' geon. It often reaches five or six fee In length i Gns.ray5 many auHatle otrl;s. and We are assured that k doe not spare the human species. On th' 3d of July lIC9. q peasant tooS "n' near Thorn that had an infant entiIt h Is stomach They tell In Hung9rl If children aid youn. girls being dc cn.,re! on going to draw water. 3', tity even relate that on the frUEt.rr of Turkey boar fisherman took oil, that had in It's s'unach the body woman. her purse conta.ring z < and ring. The fish Ia even repu,ef m have been taken six ,een fee, long
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-10

tormef Governor John ;. aoal' was Cal lied away b5 the river from the Boyd place, o'. ! 'e nolta 5,de tv Avllaasas liNer, near Pine i5lI'. E.ts incorr st Judge \. R. Grslt t.:t'.s Cat 9.> eli Ho@ar mansioa Il. the Boyd place burned more than fifteen years ago. The building carried down tbe river recently was only a cabin that stood ill the yard which suf- ronntled the koanc mansion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-10
WHY YOU SUFFER
 FROM INDIGESTION
Says |. Dietcd Stomach tct, inc Bhes Ind Grumblc> for il Good Eat Al. so Other Ad,icc--Reiccate Your Stomach

Does 1t ever occur to you how busy mat little stomach of yours is? lt actually only holds three pints, though III oue year you force il to take in 2,ooo pounds of material, digest it and Pfepare il for assimilation to the blood. Do you wonder at the number of cases of Indigestion and Stomach trouble? You crowd it with steaks and pastry, irritate its juices with spices and acids and expect this little iour-ounce mill to do it's work.
 Is there any wonder that your food passes undigested, Or lays like a lump Of lead iii the stomach? That every thing you eat turns to acid. Stomach gas and Stomach poison, putrefylug the intestines and digestive canals, causing Biliousness, Headaches, Dizzi- ness and Indigestion Heartburn, Nau- seous Breath, constipation and other more dangerous symptoms?
 Call your disease what you will Indigestion, Gastritis. Nervousnpss, Dyspepsia, Catarrll of Stomach, etc you know the real name, the real dis ease is fermentation of the food you eat--a sour Stomach. which belches gas and erupts un1isested food Or causes feeling of nausea and miser- ableness.
 All these miscries vanish promptly when yoH stop this food Fermentation Take fifty cents to your Pharmacist for case of Papes Diapepsin Eat triangule, and five minutes later your Stomach will do what healthy Stomach should--that is. turn every bite you eat into bodily nourishmeut and without you realizing that you have a Stomach One triangule will digest ali the food you eat without the aid of the Stomach, because it coll tains just the elements found in a good strong, healthy stomach.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-10

A motion for q new trial .i. the case of NJ. R. Lewis, who was given ;i judgment for $l ,500 recently in his suit against the Cotton Belt, wao filed i'll the eircnit court yesterday bs Ai- tcg aeNs Bridges. Woodbridge X Can't colEscl for the railroad company. Tn" Elctiou was oyerruled hy Judge A. F. C.. ace and all appeal will be taken to tie Suprmee Court.
 The recent story published he1" to the effect that the old honc If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-10
The Carsy!sY' Maid

The Carsyles had q maid who Vt antidy. useiess in all ways. 'U "abuu1tsins in grace" and in gaa < queut eensufa Of every one above 0 be!c~ her a:ld of everything she eoul' not understand, After long al,ostrc pic one day sas she was bringing r. dinner Carlyle eaded with. And Uni can tt.i sog that If you do not carr. the dishes straight, SO as not to sc!l the gravy. 50 far frolu being tolerated Nh sr rti, =
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-10
Our Guarantee

Go 'o vonr d5ug2ist today and get dot. lar bottle. Then after you hay. used inc entire contents of the bottle if you cal, honestly say, that it has not done you any good. return the bottle to the drug eiat aud ne VIII refund your m"uey without ques- ton or delay. We will tuen pay ,he drug Siat for the bottle. Don't hesitate. all druggists know that our guarantee is good This Offer applies to the large bottle or'y ana To but one in family. The large bot. Ie rontaius ~. times much az the fifty cent bottle.
 kodoi is prepared at the labora- tories Of F, C. Dewitt X Co, Chicago
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-10
The hsgso He Wanted.

A scot>'i. farmer bought horse. ;:e .ng home ne thought drink wouil sc fresh t. 30 he got pail of water h:i .t.a animal would not take #. n, reaching houe he gave 1t feed t. corn, but it ~o,!,d no. 1ouch that ei tl,ar. "Ye':a t.ie vera aarse for ne !. ye only wo.G" tue farmer was heH"' to say Dundee Advertiser
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-10

St. Clair Steel Ranges at Cleyel2nd- Matthews Hardware Company, $3S to S40 Each one guaranteed to size satisfac ction. Have over 100 in use in Pine Bluff. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-10
Good Mlsnners ot the Mind.

A man k i,!ta4iu i3y the coi,IE,auy a4ind k'2ps. !e live continually wi no|.!e hooN< vii, '.l gh erect thoughts seated il la heart of co, .eSy. tnaet. Z; tt, sa..' sao! manners I. E. A.tlr5s!..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-10
Modification.

"Of course. d,,rtur German .neasle ara seid ,.s sero.ls =
 "l na:rr ft-t but one fatal case. Fatal"
 Yes It wps a i'rrnrLman. au measles that ht has; modification Ct In VI
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-10

The new petit jury which will ho"r the criminal cases at this term of the Jefferson circuit court. was eilI- paHeled yesterday. There are a hum ber of criminal cases to be heard and tie court will be in session several ' ;ells yet. The grand jury wiIi re- convene next Monday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-10
j, Ya-I1iI,n Trin

'ptain- iease. SIT your wife ha fallen oves}o1ri. 0Wner- ConfoHnN jf Another of those sinking spells of hers e-Harper's Weekly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-10

There are no points of the compass s0 the chart of true patrtstism.--Win 0xen
Daily picayune., 1908-07-03

Packing house agents of Little Rock have sent out notices to the trade of another terrific jump in the meats handled by them. Salt meats have gone up only a frac- tion, but fresh pork has scared a cent and more on each variety, with Leef also showing marked upward tendency. Hams which sold a month ago for II 1.2 cents per pound are now bringing IA 1-2 per pound. Even ham butts have jumped a cent, and with a meat inspector in Little Rock making a very strenuous campaign against food which is not strictly first class, the poorer class of people in the city are having to forego the pleasures of sirloin and porterhouse steaks, or the choicest of pork Joins, which now sell at the packing houses at the rate of 12 1-2 cents per pound.
Daily picayune., 1908-07-03

ternoon to start on his annual vacation, which will take him to Eastern summer resorts for sev- eral months, attorneys for I. H. Bunch, the Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain railroads and w.
 c. Stich, former joint traffic manager for both roads here, ap- peared in the United States Dis trict Court and pleas of not guil- ty were entered for Bunch on the indictment charging him with accepting rebates in vialation to the Elkins Act, and for the rail- roads and Stich for giving re- bates. The trials of all were set down for Nov. 2. The pleadings were a surprise to the court Officials. who had anticipated pleas of guilty and the assess mentof a nominal punishment.
Daily picayune., 1908-07-03

interstate and the intrastate shipments. The attorneys also say the railroad commission un- dertakes in the order, to force penalty suits for failure to fur nish cars, when such power is not given by the act creating the commission, authority for penal ty suits being confined to dis criminations. The railroad at torneys luther claim that the hearing given the railroad last October was under the Barker act, and no hearing has ever been given under the powers of the act which created the con- mission. For this reason the court is asked for d restraining order to prevent the commission from standing back of any penal ty suits, or urging their enforce ment, until after a hearing is given under the act creating the commission.
Daily picayune., 1908-07-03
1. N. ATTORNEYS
 FILE AMENDMENT
They Exercise a Right Granted Them by
 Judge Trieber.

Exercising the right granted to them by Judge Jacob Trieber several days ago the attor- neys for the Iron Mountain rail- road, Lovic P. Miles, I'M. Mehaf- fly and J. E Williams, yesterday afternoon filed an amended complaint in their efforts to free the railroads from prosecution under the orders of the Railroad Commission. The railroad com pany was given a hearing in Oct ober, 1907, upon complaints from the coal operators in the Coal Hill district, who alleged dis criminations in favor of the com-
 pany mines, and penalty suits were ordered under the Barker act, October 30, which if judg- ments were rendered for the full
 amount provided by law would amount to over $1, 900, 900. The railroad company secured tenn porary injunction against the en- forcement of the act, and last week had the act declared uncon- stitutional and perpetual re- straining order issued by Judge Trieber. When the first restrain ing order was granted, the rail- road commission directed the prosecuting attorneys in the af- fected districts to procede under
 the act of 1899, which created the commission and defined it's powers. The attorneys tried last week to prove this act was also unconstitutional. but real izing they were making little headway, through questions pro- pounded to them by Judge Trie- Der. asked leave to amend, and ten days were granted. The amendment was filed late yester- day afternoon. The attorneys allege that under petition of the railroad commissioners. penalty suits are ordered for each delay, each discrimination and each mine, without separating the interstate from the intrastate
 s hi p m ents, an d mak- each count a separate cause. The railroad attorneys asked that they be forced to separate the
Daily picayune., 1908-07-03
|COv. PINDALL MAY
 GO TO DENVER
Hamiter May Act as Gov. Will Call No Special
 Session of Legislature.

Little Rock, July 3. 3.-Though l it is generally denied by all who are interested, that there is a rumor current in Little Rock, which cannot be set aside with certainty until the train bearing the Democrats bound for Denver pulls out at four o'clock this af- ternoon. The rumor is that Gov.
 X. O. Pindall has yielded to his desire to take in the big Demo-
 cratic convention and will quiet ly board the train when it pulls out and be well on his way to Denver before he is missed. Guy
 B. Tucker, Commissioner of Agriculture, and an intimate as- sociate of Gov. Pindall says the chief executive has reached an understanding with Hamiter,
 president of the senate, that he
 may serve as Governor while Gov. Pindall is out of the State,
 but will make no effort to call a special session of the legislature,
 or molest any of the Pindall ap- pointments, and leave any vac- p~cy which might occur to be fill
 lby Gov. Pindall on his return.
 Gov. Pindall denies any such agreement and John H. Hami- ter of this city, says if his broth CT is coming up from Lewisville to again take the office, he has heard nothing of it. In spite of the strenuous denials, all Little
Daily picayune., 1908-07-03
| HAVE COME TO STAY.

I have bought the Daniels shoe and harness shop and am now ready to do all kinds of leather work. When you want good work try man that learned by ex perience. If you are not satisfied with the work it won't cost you a cent. See Fletcher Bolls in the old store by Geo. Terry's.
 0. F. BOLLS.
Daily picayune., 1908-07-03
LITTLE ROCK
 NEWS BUDGET
Items Gathered at the State Capital By the Picayune's
 Representative

Little Rock, July 3. Accord to Rev. w. T. Amis, who was in the city last night, Hot Springs has been benefited, rather than injured by the suppression of gambling and racing in the Ark ansas health resort. ''The in- come of Hot Springs from all sources last year." said Rev. Amis, without anything what ever from gambling, pool rooms, racing or other vices. was about SIS, 900 and the expenses were $9O, 900. The former administra- tion left the city a debt of $100, = 900, which the present mayor in- forms me he has cut down to $60. 900. With such a showing as this, we can get along without gambling and it's kindred vices for many years to come. {"
Daily picayune., 1908-07-03
HELD UP.

George Hornbeck, member of the local malitia company, after drill last Tuesday night, started for his home a few miles north of town, when about a mile out, was held up by two men with pistols and relieved of $9.5O. No clue to the robbers as yet.
Daily picayune., 1908-07-03

Rock is watching for the train to pull out this afternoon to see If the governor is really on board, and the State is to again undergo temporary change of governors.
Daily picayune., 1908-07-03

-Lost-Gold handle from um- brella lost between Wm. Gee & Son and Kershaw's store. Fin der will please return to this office.
Daily picayune., 1908-07-03

Mayor Duley has issued invita- tions to the president and secre- tary of every corporation in Lit tie Rock. asking them to meet with him in the city hall Tues day night and discuss plans for the passage of Amendment No. 10, which will parmit cities of the first and second classes to is- sue bonds for public improve ments.
Daily picayune., 1908-07-03
NOTICt.
Emmet, Ark,
 June 30, '0S.

Editor Picayune:
 Please state to the public through your paper that the un- yelling at Emmet for July 4, has been indefinitely postponed, and oblige.
 J. A. Moore, Con. Com.
 P. l.. Sullivan, Clerk.
Daily picayune., 1908-07-03

-LOST-A small, gentleman's s watch between Buchanan s school house and Prescott, with leather fob with buckle on it. Finder will return to this office or E. l.. Mitchell, Route 3.
Daily picayune., 1908-07-03

It may be several days yet be- fore the first crop report of the season is issued by Commissioner Tucker, on account of the neg lect on the part of the sheriffs of the different counties in sending in the reports. Commissioner Tucker thought he would be able to issue the report by July 1, ex- pecting fully 30 counties to re- port by that time, but only 45 have so far reported, which the commissioner considers too small a proportion for the sending out of report which would tend to give an indication of the crop con- dition for the state.
Daily picayune., 1908-07-03

Little Rock, June 3. Just be- fore Judge Trieber left the Fed eral court building yesterday af-
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-23
THE SHREWO SULTAN

Close upon the news of the granting of 8 constitution to his people comes the report, as printed yesterday, of pre- paratious being made by Abdul Hamid for prosecuting war upon Russia to bring about the freedom of Persia This certainly seems like carrying the joke a long way-TurkeY going to war to se- cure liberty to another people. It is great.
 It is not impossible however that the Sultan is enjoying it to the full. That the Sultan really wants to grant the reforms that have been so widely sd- vertised as being thrust upon his own people nobody believes. Also there is question whether those who are de- mandipg them really want them for their own sake-the cry being raised merely as means Jo another end-that of unseating the Sultan in putting the inns out and letting the outs in. It is an old trick in such case for despots to employ war with neighbor as a means of preventing disruption within. A6- dul Hamld is surrounded by discontent. He is au olI stager and knows the game well. Be is 66 years old and has reign ed g years. Perhaps be sees in the work of securing liberty for Persia a means Of causing his people to forget their own chains.