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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-26

Bridgeport, Okla. Aug 26Thc f!r-.
annual reunion o, the Blue and Gra.
veterans. which has been in pr gress
iince Monday, viii conclude Friday
fhe firsi meeting has been pro
aoupced success from the standpoint
OF attendance,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-26

Okllhema Clts. Aug &c. Whvn Oh
lahoma'S state fire egcape law became
elective day. il found practicalls
every business man here uRprepared
Thcro sesmedaJ be gcnral miaunder
standing as to it's provision heact
nothing has been done looking to 1;
,pmpliance with its mandates. Til,
law requires that hotels and other
large buildings shall be provided viii
fire osrapes, aud provides a pcnaltS
Of from five TO five hundred dollars
iinc Tor It's violation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-26

EhidJiOkla. Aug rs w % Hay
wood. the n9ifd S rlyhs speaker VII
deliver an address from ihr eayt lonl
20 the toSiV. heilSe lisa lehla i,;At Sua
d3S nNcning
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago April 30-The local wheat market
closed strong to-day because of lively export
being up 1c. Corn was sc 10 a higher oats
were b lower, and provisions 2f2c lower to Z12c
higher =,
sentiment predominated The market was firm
early in the day because OF cold weather IN the
West and Southwest. and for 4 time the market
was strong. About the middle Of the day prices
declined about 1c the report of a local crop
expert that the fall sown crop IS one OF the best
ever recorded. Another sharp bulge occurred
late in the day on the improved demand for cash
wheat and liberal sales in New York for export
The close was strong July opened sc to sc
higher at IS !4c TO 6s 1sc soIo on 10 81 = ao
then advanced S9I4C- The close was at 66 s c
Clearances Of wheat and -four were equal 70
$4,000 bushels. Primary receipts we're 2sl' 900
bushels against 546 600 bushels on the same day
last year. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts of 158 cars against 146 cars last
week and 432 cars year ago
The corn market was strong the greater part
of +be dav and was Influenced chiefly by wheat
Considerable weakness developed in the first half
Of the session owing to general selling brought
out bv an estimate the amount of corn TO be
exported from Argentina TINS week, Ntllcn placed
the total shipments at -4Ut'Ouo pusheLs' COM
pared with $4,000 bushels the corresponding day
a wear ago. Later the market rallied on good de-
mand for cash corn and on an estimate OF only S2
cars as the local receipts for tomorrow. The
close was strong. July opened Isc to ~ higher
= sac to 6SSsc sold off TO 63 - c. and then ad-
vanced TO 81 &c The close at sac TO 81 g G
Local receipts were 105 cars, with SO Of contract
grade.
oats were quiet and steady. A feature Of the
market was the selling OF May by longs. July
opened unchanged at ASS advanced TO 45 &c and
then declined TO 451ec. where IL closed Local
recei,ts were 100 cars.
Provisions were firm early in the day because
Of q I0c to loo advance in live hogs. Later the
market weakened on selling by long and local
packers The close steady, with July pork
Up 1ec at sI3 80. Lard was 212C lower, at IS 90
Ribs were a shade higher, at s. 2712 TO s. 80
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat 20
cars; corn, So cars: oats, 1872 cars, hogs, 5000
head
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
Manch.ster-Yarns and

$50 p.c.mbe--January 4s4d Mancb..ter-Y,r,.
flour AND NEAL-rhe -four market va. s--n,,
piled Their wants @ as eie buyers haying apparently
passsSs paSse 81 8 ies ss Ssw se YORK raos spring
2 ~ Hntsr vi & 81 sas4 To- winter 8 SS6sss 50
choice a5as5 IS C cdRSs aeS 3 iofi @
Fine white and yellow. 45asI 5o coarse 81 4oasI -
s So standard mdl1cy sn s r 9gotsd Ted @ Western ste spring
$50 so city bran SIC bulk, s27 SoGsss sacks mddins
chop So 50 buI sacks: oilmeal s5i soassa o''
ecs on Wheat ss enneRf 2f sy 5PGrte 6ehs hsd r
@ s pcs 5pF strong 9 faranee in the last hour which
ness vas estimated az 81 loads Of which 80 loads
ADDITION TO this big export trade reported
U previous a neen To sPa @ 2P s 8 9
nney DpIons & in cash grain was rather weak being
estimate OF 100000 hcsh for Argentine shipments
prominent Chicago house. Another having con
was fbe So - On 'hs ldag Ieacuon ln the market
and enesP aTerar oF s month si ISL M & hear @ asS
tc ron the early high point and creating
port developments OF the last half hour o9sbont The
forenoon conditions were generv bnlish IN M orastic
markets. with prices about 1c bush the
OF 2cqld at Liverpool. decrease Of S50o0o bush in
Northwest weather extending through
The Price Current -eno was rnora ontrofe1i. 49,
eSpec'ee tne character Of private advces from many
important selling in the early trade May
il dropped of SHARPLY under seIinr IN ew 5 1Sfs
Argentine cable estimated the
With IN average FOR the next month probably
100000 bush weekly; No red wheat the local
market vas quoted 81 o69s elevator and 81 0s9s
winter 81 157, afost roRN-focai T oners,ions E ia
corn were the heaviest in many reflected an
active covering movement light supplies this point
Final prices in New York 14d1c higher The
Western market also
two reactions, showed advancing tendency throughout
the lighter tomorrow uufa
vorabe weather and covering OF shorts here was sor.
selling midday the Argentine
bush against shipments last week of 723 600 bush The
LIVERPOOL market was izd higher. Owing the
tCu of local supplies the only quotation corn
7ei7C. arrive oATS-Prospects for
heavy deliveries Friday market in check
somewhat, but Il ruled quite steady o who in
sympathy with other grains The
quoted follows: Mixed. 26 80 u. 54I2c
white - % 80 ~ 5SG5Sc. and clipped white. 20 20
=. 56 sG63'sc. RYE-Market nominal: No > Western.
Z o b New York; BARI.EY-AIarket nominal
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01

,lan9i-s haoIa>>Es AND SYRUPS-The market for both
7SssEsT oSsLeSs sg going on Quotations follow: NO
o4e E9:7 80 --z2 prime $3.50; orleans
l862ec: good I995 ie 81 2Ill'2n log q 81 tar
Of 1esstS< 5zcs Eae L9ndon in market lost most
cuence -Sa! raartet vas Tsak IN cense-
los at s5s p Sd LocaIy the market a. vas "a,
dun unchanged with lake quoted AT ~ 62Ssq
Z seciI, AB S vs al = 1G @ &c ] and cas[ing at
Inc .oca- na-ket was hrIH but further change
Tna-as IRON was i5Ter in -Ss fTgzb 'I mar
st with standard foundry quoted at 4a 81 ana CieTa
% al a. 2s % re ocal market waS unset
ne market for pig IRON certificates AZ the Produce E
Rssa5ar grades are quoted follows: Cash, 81 5e
SIS s. A1sust $4 5oa$I5 So and sePssn}er So 5oasiS
oILs-Q"i9g to the streasth, Of lard and further
ssy sa hshe Sass nauast a l2o bss Mey &
petroleum vas reported firm prices quote:
G pAla- ~ teT ~ -6, t az
] 6os 10 2s 6as' =. Fa,aogF @ a. 5 oc GI 3C S
rner yeiIon spot i5c May az 12s: June ~ a 80.
July 80 5+S5 sefern5er 4s 4+1 ana 0ctober 4osG
SC, cf sumner yellow April 90 80. GOO ~. sum
aeT ysi9y R2T RTf53s Ta55 ta P @ @
7Oc LARD on. 6sG7Oc
PROvIsIoNs--The provision list showed 5 further
g-a-T but as paAeTs JgTed sellers @ IN the % @{1e0n i
grain adTan6e Total western receipts Of 50 600 hogs
5 900 al Omaha Chicago expected hogs Fri
day. PGRK-FIru- Quoted Ness So 5oGSi5 SO: fam
quoted: S13 50gSl+ family. $6gSlI packet sl4 30
So extra India mess S24QS24 80. BEEF HAMSStea1y-
Quoted. S-GaS2s. DRESSED HOGS-Firm- Quoted;
Eacons 20; lsO n. 7Zsc 100 n sse 40 n, e-sci
Q1otea: Smoking eza1oe: 10 n - i 4 9t4S "A
S-ea5v- cttv SIC. country, % G5@4c LARI-FlTrler
Quoted Middle Western prime, e5OpS6Oc City .a51
r|--7 Quoted. 81 Refined lard stronger. quoted;
south America 9.75e; Continent 8loc: Brazil kegs le-
l-r--o51l steady. Quoted T24Gec- SIE-AF{ANL1-I-4
quoted: cleo 1llzc. city lard stea-ne, lOc- z
EyYTE-r4a Southern market ruled flrI1- ana
80 r[as cutie good the principal points
- 55s--ib1tion At York there was ste1-S 10 -
a--, r~a~Eer with good JobbilE demand. and W
-i-a -e~a quoted Quotations follow. Screenings 52s
fair. - 15e COCO 9Fl-4l-s-
- S5z.r- prime 5-4a5a4c- choice. 6Q62c. Fatla' -'l
efy- =. I5-nc- EsuEJon and BasSei1. "a It't- .-z
ST-G srS-F,g- refined sugar the market he-l sea-
r-- -le- and unchanged. The following are -7- p---'
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, April 30. 1908.
BEEYEs-Receipts were 130 pa head. n
cuding lis direct 20 slaughterers. 10 BIS
exported alive and for the market. No trading
to-day; feeling steady for all
Dressed beef in moderate demand and steady at ~ %
lie per Id. for native sides. cable advices
to-day $50 cattle and $500 quarters OF beef;
CALyES-Receipts were 435 head including 200
for butchers and 235 for the market The offerings
were sold out early firm prices Ordinary to good
veals sold 81 10 S6 per 100 ID. prime veas
sale City dressed active G10c Id;
few selected at lie: country dressed 63Sc
Sales-S Judd d Co: 90 veaIs. 127 Ib
At s6 100 H. 26 do. III lb at s. 70; is do 107
lb. at 81 rs
s Sanders: III veaIs 125 Ib at IS so
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts were 1874 cars. or
4.310 head. including slaughterers
and "a for the market making. with the stock
ried over. 617 sale. Some good sheep
more freely and in better position and firm.
The pens cleared. Unshorn lambs sold at 81 so
q IS 100 III; clipped do. S6 g. Z 81 20 unshorn
sheep at JqS6 90 clipped do at So SO %; Jersey
spring lambs at s6 per head Dressed mutton steady
at 1oia a 121ac b: dressed lamsb IL = q i41a
few 15c; country dressed hothouse lambs at So %
SO so per
saIes-Tobin & Shannon: 2s Ohio lambs.
az 81 30 $50 clipped Ohio sheep twethers) % ID, at
So %; unshorn Jersey sheep, 123 III, at SO 80; 2
bucks 1T5 h. So 81 Jersey spring lambs, at So
head
lambs. 81 10. SIS s2iz 19S do. 81 Ii. So 621z
s Judd & Co. tlate yesterday: $50 unshorn Buff
falo lambs 5s h. at Sc 50 259 do. 81 H. at S6 SO
HOGS-Receipts were 1.Os0 head, includ-
ing Z Of Maryland pigs for the market Feeling
1oG20c higher for prime state and Pennsylvania
Sales-Tobn q shannon: 81 MARYLAND pigs (com-
NOM. 81 lb average, at S5 25 per 100 lb
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01

subject to rebate Of points and discount of per
cent for cash. days: Crystal domnos. Isse. Eagle
tablets. ts0c; cutoaf. 530c3 crushed SOC; mould A.
9sc cubes. Eagle n bags powdered and Eagle con
fectieHers granuated. 5.75c. NIX powdered. a65c;
powdered powdered and fruit powdered and Eagle
coarse and fine granuated. SOC; Eagle N
tons CT fine granuated Zoe n bags do, 5sec ga 10
bags do 5.15c; 10 bags do. soc. 10 10 bags do,
5e5c % and 30 n bags do 655c Eagle fine or stand
ard granula ted and diamond A, $500 confeconers A.
$500; No /. 5.30c; and 3. s. 25c No g. 5.2nc;
No D. 515c; No s. 3.1oc; No T. 5o5c No s. &c, No 2,
4s5c: No To- 4s5c No II, Soc. II. 4.T5c; No IS.
4Ioc Nos a. Is and 16. 465c The London market was
11sd lower. wiki April May quoted at lis S14 d. The
worlds visible supply OF cabled by London is
3l9o.ooo tons The local market dull
and nominal with buyers indiferet sellers the old
basis Of 3isc, basis 96 May shipment. and
freight Duty paid prices quoted follows:
trffugal e6 test 4424 4s5c; muscovado 50 test, 3929
3ss1ec, and molasses SO 36T3 31-c The
following special cable Wilett & Gray
from Havana. Cuba, under April 3O 'On differ
DAYS Of this week partial fell provinces
Caraaguey. santa Clara Matanzas and Havana No
erzf raiu,
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
EXPORTS.
CASH QuOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

4
foFEEE-The C0See market easier again
T--zsy- owing European
1DEeT1CT Brazilian
which thought against offers Brazil
TIE --z-Ee- --ose6 steady. but decline
l5 points Sales were reported 4 - $50 bags
ne market opened steady a decline Of : 10
points I~-chtr month show the
There al supporting
Gers around rhe ring. and prices added slightly
during
offerings. Mould - suggested by
Il
market franc lower. Hamburg
= 7fe1DiE lower There DTi-
ate s1Tlces. fa- learned explain this
zAiIe Brazilian slightly
hez-1e-. 70
caused weakness particularly n view CT The light
receipts which 1000 500
izs- year s-5 1esF bags Two years Jundiahy
ce-o-s 5000 bags against 5000 the previous
GAY s. e bags last year and 5000 bags years
Pal-o receipts 1900 bags. against
last yesr and 1000 tsgs Years ago Of Bra
allan Rio unchange5 Santos which had
relatively strong advance The preceding 80
TIE market for SPOT coffee quiet steady in
tone WIKI prices o- re basis 4 8 for Rio No
sS5slss1dsh-1t ETAoIN SFIRDLT ERDI-T TuIiPiF7in
ne q contract prices IL the local market today
vas
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01

Cotton cotton market had very sharp a a1-
TE-lce CURING Ip--sys session result OF covering
s-z persistent support q tie most iDpoT-
interests trade Reports q cold weather
= advanced cause 4 the
Lpza-5 for warmer
weather Ca-seG Only recession and TIE
market closed practically ne highest point OF the
higher. with he L7le T-I-
sales were estimated Al 81 100 bales The market
opened advance Of -cQt5 points IN response
S----ess -he Liverpool market, where Big
interest sad be buying A. first there
Coo6 Gsa C cotton sac buyers taxing
Profits. seemed renewal o. southern
market S-lleG the reports
l. spots
clt-z-to- better situation
After selling g points higher prices reacted
SG-J points following J1e Western belt forecast calling
<al- weather -o-llG--ow. but soo7
-z1eE reached The highest right al The
close. July selling = points above -te low
eEcSIls-- character q buying
-h-ee probably had effect
position Cf those short Of the
months reports of uGfavCrabe weather
leading paper issued is first report q the
fozay. pointing n about the
last bur planting a
reputation
preliminary report today
- prices The Ioczl market today
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool April 3O-CIosing: WHEAT-spot firm: No
Western winter, IS Sd. No 1 California. Ts sd:
steady May, 3lsd; July, as 5asd; September
IS 1tsd- COR&-Spo firm: American kiln dried.
aid: American mixed. 5s 101&d: futures quiet;
MAY. IS Cd PEAS-Canadian steady. IS 1l.d- FLOUR
Winter patents duh 2ss Sd HOPS in London Pacific
strong loss 9d. PORK-Prime mess Western, strong.
75s. HAMS-Short cut. Il 10 16 n quiet AIS. BACON
herIand cut 26 80 70. steady, Ais short rib, 16
quiet 40s; long clear rddes light IS to - n
uiddles heavy 35 10 ro steady
60: short backs, 16 20 n, steady 4os Sd;
clear bellies, "A TO Is n quiet SOS SftOI ILDkttS
Square to LARD-PTime Western. in
tierces steady refined. in pairs steady
as "a RJ-TTER-Good United States dull s0dS5s.
C-HEESE-American finest white steady Sos; American
steady els Cd Canadian finest white steady
62s. canadian colored steady 63s
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
cuRTAlLMeNT FOR $1,000 HANDS,

Manchester y. H. April 30-The seventeen
mills Of the AmosEeag Manufacturing Company,
the largest cotton manufacturing company in the
world employing thirteen thousand hands, begin
q period Of curtailnnent with the closing Of work
tonight a change in the working schedule
strfc1ing operations to four days a week. The
ductiou will continue indefinitely
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01

local market for spot cotton steady With
prices 20 points 03ec rniGdIrg upland
55c for --EC6-ErE l5uF sales 5o1 bales South
e-r spot markets reIegrzphed follows Mobile
STEADY unchanged - Savannah easy unchanged
gs. bales Norfolk firm ~ higher at
-e-x - bales. Baltimore nominal = higher
q = higher > IS
Louis quiet unchanged Zoe Little Rock
changed g. sales 2+& oa-es5 New Orleans firm
3 higher 1aC- sales. @.7J0 bales Charleston
CE.er and nominal Wilmington nominal Houston
steady. higher 80. sales. 5+l bales Memphis
sales. ls5O bales EsIl-
receipts leading points tor Friday A. Hous
200 800 ba.es against 443 last week and
-.s6e Gsl--stoc- 1000 10 1000 against
7.4s- ard s6N LAST year a. New Orleans
SO 500, against $40 last week and l--7s last
-ear-
---- r--rs--A s-erfal Tve-roo cables spot steady:
bales. speculation and export 90 American
B. lEla---
F1-z-es opened steady a. u 2oints acFs[ce
z q y i = points MAY
: JL-eJIlTr sd J--E-AI-SlLst
:
a.. 5.-Eber-N oven ue- 4GeE- NoFeul.er-D
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
AUCTION SALES

MORTGAGE SALE-By virtue ~ q chat-
-a- r-.--zaE- ard b- g--e- 1- --e mort
~---z T--f-a- a-~--r-.Cs-. S-itl sell
~ U-=.-ezzzr. 1[zv 5--, TsoN- a. q. e.e,h
s- Tie forenoon. a. ~ - Pear s.. Boz
olEE ~ L[a-Ez--zr. city ~ Nv h9Th-
-E--0- s---e ~ sad premises
BY ORDER = augustus 'r--a. a--"F'lr-
80 v-s-f eel- -r-.5z- ar = n ~ ~
~ 90 Tenth ave Ma la-raT- a -1-'a-' !.
~Hz--=s mora -sEr covering fixtures I'D sai1
-----4- e=e -la--e-z--. .--..rrr-rzsr.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURF
IOsr-BA~KBooks.


LOST -Rankbook Nc 43G.5s6 of Dry DO 4
savings Institution. Any person nav 'i.s
rfsIrus upon said book is called upon 10
..r..-.t The same 20 tie bank W4inlh lii+I's
l-vs 15- the said book VIII D. l--ia- en-
-.n..Ii-,. and ~x-inrIIshet aud "A ne" one
issued lu ll-l Thereof
Z l.~-r .l STOLEN - EaEEhDoE 80. ga 'u'
.f t.. German Savings Bank JOB me 'lls
gf N,a. F..a corner +tl ast. ana ifih ST.
issued O.. Prank ana &~ilie Nr-. Al i-i-
SINS are .autl.I-i aga inst n"E"t-aii-I til'
Same. II not returned ca fHr nstA "H 'li~
tJa GA. ~ april. 1865. duplicate "iii D"
issued
LOST OR STOLEN - EsnKboak So BE ~
a- rhe EmIgrant Industrial savings AahH
PAYMENT stopped Please return book TO
rark So. % chambers st
lost Par-u5o- $50. 5s4- -@2S r the Em'-
E~aur le11s-rfaE "a irEs Bank ia nl'H'
.rrrp.a Pf1s- return rcna o. bank, 30.
- trnsu1t-rs
LOST -rs-ttaoE ir central Pars ApT'i
~ aE .arafrz tn f-a Ere ~uff Bars pa
4--sr- -r0urei on hceA. Return 70 EcTsTd
/ V-....a1.--- - = sst -3l5 e. 81 reAAf4'
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
RUsNEss CHANCES.

Ar-TT-- -s---=- -ysl-F- for hlEc -Hzss
--s--.z---r--E business. T-- $3.50
S-ess. las been --G S'.1ress--..E -Hr - =
-sE- ------ -ez-s. now rvg-z-E --c-r ana
a. % I'll --5e-s roy PARTICULARS app !
sF--.orz r u gyms Co. - Br1s- 7ss5--
<E-E TrSEE-.S TON
a nadine 49,. g. .z-lE OF interest ~ pup
-.-re-e -z-er-e-. 7-a-r some CUe 70 furnish
-s-f--I 10 1-s-ufs~ s~rlre and gst on market.
st.oEr $1,000 needed address u. 8eE -
--.rr.-e C-ziCe
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
WATER FILTERS.

ALL THE FRESH HT-
IN GysI GTE&IC WATER YOU CAN
4 = ES Use FOR &C PER DAY.
\ k+ FIVE DAYS TRIAL
7 FPEE DUPLEX FILTER
N~k-/ Co II40 BEUADNA1 Al.
fPEo<E 56s-MADISD%-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
TyPEwKITERS

VICTOR VISIBLE. - Azsssl St catA
for-5e tree I'll -nEEsE taken part rs5
--er- hz-EsLEs IN -EdsTUoucs- 4-slEl-l@
t-Es OLLIE sEe.Las
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
EnE SALE

LaE[E rz.1gsc- bsc an ulrra1 r. 80
.eszgoce c1l.uer 4. e=9 stE sc.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

Female
AW ATT Nc POSTTToNS--FiTst class cooks.
lauudFeSk~< Mattresses. ChauIberTrla ids.
cooks who Iaund-- houssw woTksrs. nurses.
EovprnsSSsS ladies' maids. kitChsnmaids.
accommodation workers. opening. closing Of
houses attended 70. ceretsksrs PhCrs.
call write Morrow Bureau. T2i Lsxingtoa
ave corner 5Sth.
CHAMBER MAID - COOK Scotch Prot
esraur. charnbermsid and waitress. cook:
Two neat. competent Young women. best
references citv or country y c. Mrs.
Colliers Agency. IL West sd ST
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
pREssMAKISG AND MILLINERY.
FemalA

HOU EKEEPER-wautS 70 take cnargs -
a private house twelve years reference
F'tI-lorx 1898 Madison ave
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY:

DRESSM KE2--Nishes more customers
- 80 dav- first class references.
write X. Tribune Uptown Office. 1864
E3rr.s 2 7Ez-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01

HCJSEwoREER Young nsaf go
cook. trr-- ears r-f-r.r-- j. Fcf-
rnaysr Rurssu I53 VssT ~ st. Pieass
cal after 10 q. n
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01

HOT SEWORN BY two near voung girls.
cook wash and iron. other cnsmo>rrnaid
and waitress has friend nur.e sDesks
Csarnar wages SI4. citV or country high
~ recommended Mor-ovs Bureau. 81
Lexington ave corner 5sth 81
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01

HOUsEKEEPER respectable color-t
woman: IN small private family; oss.
city reference. Address E z. 4So Crank
ST. Jersey City.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01

HOCSENORk Err German. neat and eF--
cient. two years city reference. good
cook and baker city or country. Mathew
son Bureau. e22 6th ave. 4Ith ST Tel.
STs-E E{ry ant.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01

WASHING Family washing f-orinx ~
ruonth week or dozer. prfvsts acns-.
~r~- az drying best rese---css $50 East
I'D sr
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

CHAMBERMAID.-La wishes 70 place
chaubermaid whom she can highly rec
Oruuend. best references. wages 50. Gail
Wednesday and Thursday. before . clock.
at present employers, 80 East 18th 81.
Phone 222-19th-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01

C0AEHMAN.-First class. married. no
family: aged "a. good appearance not
afraid of work. DO not use liquor. j. Shsri-
Can. 36S Amsterdam ave
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01

HOCSEwORE- - BY elderly Protestzn=
woman. reliable. prefers home % hlg1
wages. best city reference from last piacf-
call al III Ashland Place. near Lafsysr-s
ave. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1908-05-01

MARRIED MAN -. desires engagement
rapahia correspondent. office man, q pc
writer salesman; vii start low
,-apcernsnt is SURF NJ. b. care OF Pope.
q to@ntfes slip
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-28
KEPT TAB ON FARMERS.
Chicago Health Officers Trying to
Suppress Contagious Diseases.

Chicago, Oct. 2S.-Ten thousand
farmers, residing in five states, and
several hundred families in Chicago
have been taken firmly in hand by the
city department of health by way of
SURPRISING sporadic outbreaks of
scarlet fever, typhoid, ana diphtheria,
which are manifesting themselves, APP
parently with small excuse.
The supervision is the most sys-
tematic ever attempted in Chicago
and in the opinion of Health Commits
sioner w. A Evans not only will avert
the likelihood of an epidemic of
magnitude, but will go forward to-
ward Kidding the city of all three dis
eases.
The supervision over farmers who
ship milk to the city will be no less
strict Beginning today thousands of
little yellow tabs will be sent out to
them, on which they will be expected
to report twice a week, all cases of
contagious disease which appear in
their families or the families of. their
mixers. If there is no such disease
the farmer must sent in his report
certifying to that effect, and if he
neglects to do so his milk will be sent
back. .f-..e.1