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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-09-09

tycky voctnu, q ma nj poyesim a.
merickej prGpor Sc SWIM menem.
Nejni mi tfeba vopakoyat, be do
posud Eadnei j nenasel; to fsicky
vfte. Ami Fialu, veivodu d'Abru-
ri, Nansena, Pearyho, dr.. Cooka
Gill po cesky Kocandu nevyjfmaje.
Slice ctu v novinach ted, ze DIR.
Cook tn tyeku hned loni nasel.
Proc to tedy nevohlasil svetu ma
feku9 To ceka ma mje, sem 81
ma jafe pomyslil, a proto sem Sc
taky hned ma jafe vydal ma cestu
ably mi tam nebyla zima.
Mole stara mi tedy ma tn dale
kou cestu zrychtovala do rance
buchet a kol6cd a is Sc pustil pres
hranice. Jel sem zkrz sew. Dako-
tn a pax pres Kanadu as sem Sc
voctnui u severniho more pc ke-
r5m sem Sc dial pfevest ma pevni-
nu Grynland, hde kolem bfehn
rosie trava protoze mofskej proud
. jihu votepluie zemi, ale dal us
to byl samej led a samej snfh.
Tam sem Sc sezn6mil s Eskymkky
keff jak sem Jim povedel 1cel my
cesty, hned SO mi nabfdli, ze pu-
dou Sc mnou ably taky trochu TT
sl6vy dostali. Jejich nacelnfk, Ike
rel SO menoval Zynkula Bubak
mie pozval do ieho palace . ledu,
kan Sc lezlo ctyrech, abych 81 jak
SO patti vodpoeinul, vokf6l a po-
silnll. Tot Sc vi Re pc kolacfce a
buchtach nebylo ami vidu ami sic
chu q proto sem Sc musel spokojit
Sc susentmi rybami a mfsto stam-
prlete slfvovice sem musel zunkat
rybi TUX. T~elegrafoval sem hned
starej ably mi poslala velkou zasil-
ku buchet a kolaeI nechce.l Ii bych
81 s tim eskymSckSm jfdlem ne
zkazil zaloudek.
Druhej den SINE Sc tedy vydali
ma cestu; ja, nacelnfk, lest Esky-
MAXI, til sane a asi dvacet vel.
kejch PSI kefi mas tahli ma sanfch.
To vfte; pres tamnajsf snShy a le-
dov5 vrchy by elovek s kobylou
nebo automobiIem spatne pocho-
dill. TAX SINE vesele ieli We mrazu
az so pod nulou. Tu a tam Sc
nam vobjevil btlej pol6rnf nedved
a stada tulehn. Pfal bych YAM
abyste mie byli videli v m5m nun
dnru. Byl sem celej zasitej do
knze re SODA a Eskymaci NELL pre-
dc mnou respekt az srdce plesalo.
Hledeli ma mus jake ma fak5ho
professors, a ia q duchu 81 pomys-
lii: 10, chlapfci; sem professor, ale
botaniky, Gill sproste feeeno, Sew
coviny. TOT Sc vi, ze ma udrzeni
respektu sem musel delat vaznej
ksicht. Bro sem koukal vele-
moudfe ma slunce a d9lal jakoby
poznamky; pax ma malej kompas
a dychtiv9 Gekal az Sc v mem "a
enc jehla toGit do kola, ale ten po=
rad mic. Mje ale bylo moe diVnf,
proc slunce Sc toGf No vobzoru ko-
lem zem9. Pofad jake by Sc rych
tovalo vylest ma voblohu, ale MI
sto vylejzanf Sc koulelo vod vel
chodu ma jih, pax ma zapad a ma
sever a pax Sc dokutalelo kde "a
Gallo a tn vopakovalo to sam5. ia
ale 81 tohodle pffrodnfho zjevu
nevsfmal, protoze me vejstfenosti
sluncete nebadrovaly tax jake ia
severnf tyGka.
Eskymaci US patel den zaGali
kleit a nadavat, Re dial nepudou a
dys US nam desatej pes posel, po-
cali mi vyhrozovat ze me zmydlf,
esli Sc ma fleku nevratfm. Chtej
nechtei, musel sem povolit. Yep
tai sem Sc Eskymaku esli tn kraji-
nu znajf a voni Sc zadusovali, he
lidska noha tam este nebyla, a tou
vodpovedf sem Sc utvrdi!, ze sem
prvnf clovek u mort poulu, aG pc
tel tycce AMI pamatky.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-10-21
ATcHIsoN GLOBE SIGHTS.

Gossip Is generally a desire to get
even.
An unreliable man doesn't believe
anyone is honest.
Many a woman who succeeds as a
mother, fails as a wife.
What causes most worry in the
average town household? We believe
It is the milk supply.
A good way to kill a story is to pre-
face it by saying it is the funniest
story you ever heard.
How hard a man works for the first
few hours after he discovers he has
been talking too much!
The word genial is never used to
describe women, although ONE are
more genial than men.
A great many people do not seem to
low that a store is a place to buy
goods and not to argue.
An old man has one comfort: he Is
SlA enough to know there Is no fun In
a party" and refuses to 60.
Yea can't say anything so mean
about AS nen that there are not some
women whS will believe 1t.
A decent industrious man il as sure
to get along N a lSafSr and a drunkard
IL uRe to 90 70 the devil.
A good manE people are suspicious
Of kindness and pollteness: they are
used % often as a means to victimize.
1t takes most people we know until
Wednesday night to become reconciled
to beginning another weeks work.
There is one thing about a lecture:
you can wait until the last moment,
and then get q whole row Of front
seats.
If you want to know how people
speak Of you behind your back, listen
% the reckless way N which they pitch
into others.
When a man applies to me for a
job" said a business man to-day, I'D
rather hear what ~ has done thar
what he intends to DO"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-10-21
Exceptions to the Rule.

The general tendency Of the peoples
Of all ages has been to bury their dead
out Of the sight of the living, but there
have been many strange exceptions to
the rule-notably, that OF the Hindoos.
who eonsign their dead to the sacred
Ganges, and Of the ancient ~Scythians,
who sometimes suspend their dead
from trees and leave them there to
putrefy.
Another strange custom of the
scythians consisted in placing the dead
person, fully ROBBED and erect, in a
chariot, and driving the lifeless body
from house to house among the frien5--
Of the deceased. At every hove O
banquet was given, and a portion Of
the food and drink invariably placed
before the corpse. These weird orgies
continued sometimes for thirty or forty
days after death.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-10-21

Jan Matuska, Ed Dryer, Harry
Rcos, Dan Morrison 4 Chas. Cole
vyjeli 81 do Springfield minuly pa
tex vecer ma automobilu a nutno
podotknouti, BE pfiieli ' noel V
kocaru, tazensm dysma mszky,
majetek to Chef Terrence. Dru-
h5 den Matuska jel pro automobil
ma farmu Torrencoyu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-10-21
NuNnky cd Utica.

Fir. Kulis st. koupil mladeho pc
haka Oh j. Kulise.
Karel Nedved stavel mastal u
*. Hlavace minuly t5den.
Karel Mach6cek drtil kornu u
y. Capa minul5 t5den.
Josef Hladky Cd Beaver Creek
drtil kornu minuly tyden.
Karel Ranek koupiI stado dobyt
ka cd Fir. Lane tento tJden.
81 Marie Bartova byla ' Yank-
ton tento tyden n~avsteyou.
j. Cap a manzelka byla v Yank-
ton ~naystevou minulS t5den.
Willard Limpo z~rentoval farmu
Gamblovu mill ma sever Cd mesta.
Rud. Peterka byI n&vstsvou u
syeho pantaty F. KutiIa minulS
.tfden.
FarmafskG zdejsf telefonnick$
linie jest jiz spojena S linif indie
pendent.
Karel Nedved vystav9l velkS
kornik ma farme F. Nikodyma mi
nulS tyden.
Jan Petr6nek st. .byl lecen ma
oGni neduh Y Omaze kde mu odha-
Ii S Okla mazdru.
Josef Wesley pffjel ma n6vstsvu
We SVEN novem automobilu k r.
Celmrovi v nedeli.
Anton Hlavae 81 postavil velk.S
kornfk nebot ieho pole slibujf vel
kou Grodu korny.
f. J. Feifar 81 postavil p9knou
novou residence jenz je uzn&na za
nejlepsi We meste Utica.
Josef Pechan 81 pofidil nov5
parnf mlatfcf stroja t6z osmi rad
lienf pluh "a parnf stroll.
.
j. Peterka koupil 800 akrG po.
zemku jednu mill severne cd Uti,
ca cd f. A. Wagnera. -.
r. Celmer byl ma Fifine minulf
t5den ma rybach. Jest jich tam
takova sila, be nejsou k vychytanf,
V5let jenz Sc mel odbfvat V U,
tica minulou sobotu musel byt ma,
sledkem spatneho poGasf odlozen.
Pf. F. A. Wagnera byla ma ope
raci v Yankton a navratf SO tentc
t5den. KazdF il pteje brzkehc
uzdravenf.
Til roxy stara dcerka Jos. Nike
dyma byla operovana v Omaze ne
zan9t slepeho stfeya a naVratila sc
dpln6 zdrava.
Jos. Hladky, st. odstehoval s.
odstehoval budovu kterou dial pc.
staviti ma sv6 farme pred dv6mt
loky do Utica minuly tSden a far.
mu pfepustil synu Frankovi.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-10-21
DOMAcI

W IN .gH
Nezapomehte ma hasitsk5 pies Y.
sobotu.
Ssvernf zafi bylo krasn6 vidsti
y pondslf vecer.
Jos. +, Horacek arodina byli
nGvstevou v YaBkton minulou So
botu.
Err. Soukup st. ztravil nekolik
dnf d Wagner u syna Josefa tento
t5den.
Zdejsf sestry daily zbudovati vel
kou mastal ma roznfm lote ma hlav
nj ulici
DR. Matthews, zv9rolekaf a ram
hojit 2 Yankton Dude zde We stfe-
du ~ fiina.
Pet pro cent srazky ma vsech
kamnach kdyz koupfte "a hotoye
u Vauka.
VI ri. Jana Rokdska a 81. Merie
Roknskova byly V Yankton minu-
lou sebotu.
Slecna Jandova 2 Yankton byla
zde nAvstevou u svSch rodicc mi
nuly t5den.
Koupfm jednoho kone barvy
cern6 nebo sede, ienz jedi 0 samo
te. Or. Blfzek.
Pr. McLinova $ dcerou . Wag-
ner byla zde navstevou u syna sve
no Jana tento t5den.
Protokol re sch1ze okresnfch
komisarn lie nalezti ma strane 6 v
anglickem zneui.
Pr. Garveyova q Mission Hill
byla zde nSvst6you u sve matky
pf. Cardove v pondelf.
Norman Rapalee v Yankton zho
tovuje umeleck6 kamenne pomnf-
XIV "a mfr-ou cenu. 11-30
Vefein6 drazba Joseta Hubala
Sc odbfvala dnes misto pfisti soho
tu iak oznamovano.
Pf. Jos. ". Wagnera, doproVa-
zena sv5m manzelem, odjela mimi
lou sobotu k vnli leeenf svtch OFF.
do Milwaukee.
Zadam kazdeho, kdo ma prazd-
ne soudky a bedny Yanktonsk6ho
piyov6ru, by je laskave ndvratil.
M. b. Weif1. .r
Neopomehte vyuzitkovat zVlast-
nj srazku 5 pro cent ma vsec kan
mach kdyz koupfte "a hotovs We
Vaukoyo storu.
Frank F. Petffk a manzelka cd
Lake Andes byli zde n6vstevou
pres ned9li. Pr. Petffkova chura-
w a dir Blfzek il lecf.
Josef Trantina re Scotland do
hotovil noyou residence ma farm9
Fr. Uherky tento tyden, v rome
rech Is K 80 a kuchyh IA x 16.
V6clav Noll, Emil Blachnfk a
Felix Vinatieri odjeli do Aberdeen
minulon sobotu registrovati ma
yladni p zemky Y Cheyenne reser
yacL
Tabrska hasieska ceta Dude cd
bfyati svGj vtrocnf pies ' sobotu
%. fijna v Michlove sfni phi hud-
be Taborske kapely. Kazdy ie
uctive Evan by Sc sdcastnil.
Skyel5 pies uspofadk Josef HG-
Ia Y sini Sturmove v pondeli 8ho
listopadu, Hudbu obstar6 sesti-
clennG Mikotova orkestra 2 Yank-
ton. Kazdt je uctivs Evan by Sc
dostayil.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-10-21

Davam tfmto v9domost kazd&-
mu ienz mi doposud dluhuie by Sc
vyrovnal do 80. fijna 1909. Vsec
ky nezapraven6 Gcty pc onom dni
dam kolektovati praynfkovi. Jo-
.sef Hubal.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-10-21

Prave nynf byste NELL opatfiti
sve budovy hromosvody. Prod6-
.vame Barnettovy tyGe a draty,
ienz isou nejIepsf. Rezac a Jezew
ski. z41
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-10-21

Ma prodej plnokrevnS Hereford
b5k, registrovany, 5 let starry.
Vratim penize nebudeli uspokojo
vati. Prodam jei ponsvae nam
cd nsj mnoho jalovic. Piste Tho
mas Sykora, Tyndall, S. D.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-10-21

Jan Hlavac stavf Z BRUSH move
stavby "a SVEN pozemku a stavite
lem jest KareI Nedyed. Honzik
patrne nynf hledG hospodynku.
"A. Peterka byI ne ryb6ch q Jim
River, a pochodiI jake kdysi Tur-
ci u Pleyna. Mfsto ryb tedy pfi-
veil zasobu mouky a otrub ably ne
jel S prazdnem.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-10-21

ZamJslfte- Ii stav9t male neb
yelk6, dejte v5poGet j. H. QueaI,
usetffme yam penfze.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-10-21

Ma prodej, farma 100 akrH Sc
stavbami, 7mil cd Tabora, proda
Sc "a So2 akr. - Farma 100 akrd
8 mile cd nov6ho mesta Neuberg
mezi Tyndall a Scotland, krasnS
pozemek, 100 akru vzdel6no. $56
"a akr, Jas. A. Wagner.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-10-21

Nasledkem prodeje sve fanny,
prodam asi SO akrd korny ma poll.
Vaclav Noll.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-10-21

NaseI isem dAmske hodinky '
nedeli, pet mil ma vgchod cd Tabo
ra. Haste Sc u FIR. Cap, Utica.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-10-21

Kupuji veice a platfm "a ne ho-
tov5ma. a. y. Novak.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-10-21

Tabule do oxen vsech m6rach
lie dostati ' Quealove skladu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-10-21
MaII OznamOVateI.

"a t6dek se plauf 8 eta. DO prv6: dalsf inserat
rs same oznamky 2 Gently q pHL.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-02
LESS SERIOUS SITUATION

Sisson, June There is no change
in the strike situation at McCloud,
where 500 employees of the McCloud
River Lumber company are on strike
according to the latest reports receiv-
ed here. Sheriff Howard. who is
at McCloud says that he is less
worried over the outlook than he was
yesterday, but he has asked the gov
ernor for the assistance of the militia,
The strikers, most of whom are Ital-
ians are allowed to meet whenever
and wherever they please in McCloud
and permitted to go where they
please on the company's property,
provided they keep out of the build
ings. Every afternoon they parade
the streets of the town and they
held. big open air meeting today by
way of recreation. Sheriff Howard
was not forced to make a single ar
rest.
President Queale of the lumber
company, the only person who is en-
powered to make any concessions to
the strikers, has not arrived although
he was due there this afternoon. He
failed to make his train connections
and will not reach the camp until
tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-02
CALHOUN CASE
LAST TOUCHES
A Probability That This is The
Final Week
THE STATE ALMOST DONE.
The Defense VIII Offer Little
if Any Testimony, Though
Calhoun's Counsel Were
Not Explicit in Their Reply
to Inquiries.
THE STATE ALMOST DONE

San Francisco. June 1.-The trial of
Calhoun may be brought to an end
during the week which opened with
today's session. All the testimony Of
fered by the prosecution today was of
a secondary character, and reference to
absent witnesses indicated that the
case of the people was nearing COM
pletion. Heney Offered testimony to
corroborate the statements of John H.
Helms. at one time employed as a de-
tective by the United Railroads and
then he introduced witness who had
made stenographic report of the con-
fessions Of the supervisors trapped
through the efforts of Burns.
At the close of the days session,
which opened the twenty first week of
the trial, it was evident that but few
witnesses remained to be called, and
the attorneys for the defense were ask
ed as TO their intentions. Whether
or not the defendant will present any
witnesses in his own behalf could not
be ascertained. but it is not believed
that any extended case is to be offered
by the attorneys for Calhoun.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-02
hat the starting flash had done its

that the starting flash had done its
work
The president made a brief speech,
saying: we are to go through a
ceremony that symbolizes the close
relationship in this country between
the eastern seaboard and the western
seaboard and to express in this way
the interest of the whole country
in an exposition that affects Alaska.
the northwest and the Philippine Is
lands and all parts of this country
in the development of which we are
especially interested and toward the
nature of which we look forward with
every hope that there shall be a sue
cessful development
Il haven't the slightest. doubt that
with the holding of the exposition in
Seattle and with the spirit of that
city as 1 know it to be, the exposi-
tion is certain to be a success and to
show a development of all that coun-
try that we may well be proud Of"
Senator Piles spoke next and the
ceremony was over.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-02
A STATE OF WAR
IN CALIFORNIA
TROOPS IN READINESS TO BE
SENT TO M'CLOUD.
The Attitude Of the Strikers at That
Point Menaeing.

Sacramento, Cal, June 1.-Governor
Gillett at O'Clock this evening issued
orders to Adjutant General Lauck
instructing him TO have the local
companies OF the national guard as
sembled at their various armories and
to hold themselves in readiness to
embark for McCloud at a moments s
notice. The order is result of a
telegram sent late this afternoon from
the scene of trouble by Col. A w.
Bradbury, assistant adjutant general.
The telegram said that the strikers
were preparing to seize the electric
light plant and to plunge the town
in darkness and that the situation
was very serious. Companies and
G of the Second regiment and troop
B are already assembled here in full
fighting equipment.
A special train has been chartered
and arrangements made to send it
through to McCloud in twelve hours.
The local companies at Woodland,
Colusa and Chico are also assembled.
Later five companies of militia of
the second regiment, some from the
fifth regiment and troop b are ord
cred to proceed to McCloud tomorrow
morning.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-02
A BAN ON MARRIAGE
FOR M|DSH|PMEN
They Cannot Take Wives During the
Six Years of Training.

Washington, June president Taft
today approved the change in the
naval regulations recommended by
Secretary Meyer by which midshlpmen
are prohibited from marrying until the
completion of prescribed six years
course of training.
The permission of the secretary has
been sought by number of midship-
men who desired to be allowed to
marry after their graduation from the
naval academy and by others while
they are on their two years tour of
instruction at sea. The naval academy
regulations forbid any midshipman
from marrying while at the academy,
but do not apply to midshipmen who
have graduated and are serving at sea.
No order existed in the United States
naval regulations preventing midship-
men from marrying and today
change in regulations provides for alb
solute prohibition.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-02
MARKET EXCITED
BY A RIVAL ONE
The Listing of American Securities OF
, the Paris Bourse.

New YoEk, June IA flip was given
to speculation by the news of the ac-
ton being taken toward listing tile u
S. securities on the Paris Bourse The
formation Of a syndicate to introduce
the United States securities 10 the
Paris BOurse under such capable aus
pices as those reported to the Asso-
ciated Press, indicates a more serious
effort than any heretofore made to
overcome the many difficulties and in
tricacies Of the Bourse regulations and
the French laws applying to foreign
securities in that market One of the
striking passages in the interview Of
F. II. Hartman before his sailing for
Europe spoke in rather. cOntemptuous
terms of the suppOsition that his rail-
road companies needed to apply to
foreign markets to secure a ready sale
for their securities since he could sell
$15O,000,000 Union Pacific bonds In
New York in five minutes. 1t is still
felt among bankers and financiers
however that the development of this
country is so far short of it's ultimate
opportunity that resort of foreign sup
plies of capital is still profitable to an
United states Steel being listed on the
Paris BOurse appealed to the specula-
tive imagination. The price of that
stock rose to 65% within a short time
after trading began compared with a
previous record price of 647s, at which
it left off on Friday after a three
point raise on that day.
There were other marked advances
in Union Pacific. but the upward move
ment did not become uniform at any
stage and suffered decided restraint in
the dullness of later trading. A late
recovery to the best price in United
State Steel left the general market ir
regular in tone. June payments made
no impression upon the tone of the
money market
Bonds firm. Total sales, 5000, 900.
L. S. As coupon declined Y per cent
Arizona republican., 1909-06-02
GRAIN,

Chicago, June 1.-The first days
trading in the wheat market since the
elimination of the May delivery was
marked by an advance of more than
two cents per bushel in the price of
the July. option The market closed
strang at a gain of 1a09s to %@2
cents. compared with Saturdays final
quotations.
The action of the wheat market was
a surprise to many traders inasmuch
as it had been generally expected that
prices would react somewhat from the
high level attained during the deal in
the May delivery. in consequence Of
ideal weather conditions prevailing for
the new cropA Instead of declining,
however, prices made sharp gains,
particularly the July option. which at
one time was "a above the close of
the previous session. Other deliveries
were firm throughout but advances
were less radical, prices at the top
Arizona republican., 1909-06-02
Official Of The United Copper
Co.inthe 1onbs
= - u :
HOSTAGE FOR DOCUMENTS
Needed by the Government
in Prosecution of F. Au-
gustus Heinze--A Similar
Fate Hangs Over a Direc-
tor of the Company.

New York, June 1.-George Baglin,
vice president of the United Copper
company, was taken to the Tombs
prison today and must remain there
under an order of Judge I.acomb of
the United States district court until
the missing books of the company
which contain evidence in the case
of F. Augustus Heinze are produced.
A similar punishment hangs over
Sanford Robinson. a prominent di
rector of the company. whose case
will be further considered by Judge
Lacomb tomorrow.
Both men are alleged to have per-
mitted the spiriting away Of the
books that were under subpoena Bag
lin testified before the grand jury that
he had overheard Robinson and one
of the Heinze brothers conspiring to
remove the books and had interpOsed
no objections.
Nothing remains for me to do but
to commit you for contempt" said
Judge Lacomb, after hearing Baglin's
admission You had no right to
stand idly by while men were plan
ming for the removal of the books
wanted in a grand jury investigation.
An officer or an employe cannot so
act with impunity."
In Robinson's case it was shown
that he had refused to testify before
the grand jury regarding his alleged
conversation with one of the HeinZe
brothers, maintaining that both he
and Heinze were attorneys for the
company and that their conversation
was privileged. Judge Lacomb de-
clined to accept the plea
Members of the bar" he said, "who
choose to become officers or directors
of companies and are accused as di
rectors of conspiring to violate the
law, cannot evade the challenge by
claiming to be members of the bar.
If the minutes of the grand jury
show that the situation is as L now
understand it TO be, 1 shall certainly
commit Robinson for contempt
Arizona republican., 1909-06-02
METALS

New York, June There was an
advance of about 5s in the London tin
market with spot e131, lis. Sd. and
futures e133. Is. Cd. Locally the
market was dull but a little higher,
with spot $29.1O62925.
Copper was lower in the London
market, spot $50, 5s; futures. e61,
rs, Cd. Locally it was steady, lake
s133.371z G13:50; electrolytic, $1312h
GIBBS; casting, s13.O0@1S12z. Lead
advanced to 913. 3s. Cd in London.
Locally it as steady and unchanged at
s4.35Q450. Spelter was unchanged.
e22, rs, Sd in London. Locally the
market was steady s5.17h 95.221a.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-02
WHITE HOUSE CEREMONY.
The Reply From Seattle Saying the
Touch Had Done Its Work.

Washington. June 1.-The ceremony
of pressing the gold key took place
in the East room of the White House
by which President Taft today for
mally opened the Alaska Yukon Pa
cific exposition. There was a delay
of fifteen minutes at Seattle in com
pleting arrangements and it was BIS
pm. washington time), when Presi-
dent Taft touched the golden tele-
graph instrument.
Virtually the entire diplomatic corps
was present and after the ceremony
they held an impromptu reception.
After the president had touched the
KEY there was a wait of few min
iutes of complete silence. Then came
the ticking of the instrument to tell
Arizona republican., 1909-06-02
OFF FOR SEATTLE.
Five Motor Cars Sped Out of New
York Yesterday.

New York, June Five motor cars
competing for the $4,000 trophy offer
ed by Robert Guggenheim started to-
day from New York city hall on a
1000 miles endurance run to Seattle.
Mayor Mcclellan sent them away
with a gold mounted starting pistol at
O'Clock, just before President Taft
pressed the button in Washington that
officially opened the Alaska Yukon
Pacific exposition in Seattle