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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-07-14
Will Make Biggest Cheese.

N. Simon of Appleton, Wis, has been
granted the contract by the National
Dairy Show association to build a
cheese weighing 1900 pounds, three
times as large as the biggest cheese
ever made in the world, which was
built last summer by Mr.. Simon for
the same association. 1t will require
all the milk from $500 cows for one
day, and it is estimated that it will
take 65 tons or 10000 pounds of milk
and cream to make the cheese. The
work will be done by Is expert cheese
makers and Is experienced helpers.
The cheese will have to be made on an
especially constructed fiat car.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-07-14
Carnival in Full Blast.

The Globe Amusement Company,
which arrived in Edgerton last Monday,
came to our city well recommended.
All shows were thrown open to the
public at o'clock sharp Tuesday even
ing. Each and every one of the shows
that were visited by the show-going
people of Edgerton, were found to be
clean, wholesome and up-to-date enter
tainments. The Globe Amusement
Company will remain in this city all
this week and will endeavor to please
the people as they have before in all
cities. Don't fail to see young Scott
the high diver, every evening at ten
o'clock. This act is free.-Adv.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-07-14
Notice of Special Meeting of the
Stockholders of the EdgertOn
Wagon Company.

By direction of the directors of the
Edgerton Wagon Co. at meeting by
them duly held, / hereby give notice to
all stockholders of the Edgerton Wagon
Company that a special stockholders
meeting of the said Company will be
held at the Council Chamber of the
Common Council of the city of Edger-
ton, July oath, 1911, at 7:30 p. m. for
the purpose of considering the question
of issuing and placing on sale bonds of
said company to the amount of $25, 900.
w. w. HUxTABLE,
Sec. of Edgerton Wagon Co.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-07-14

Arthur w. Little is in the city as
student representative from Lawrence
college of the Intercollegiate Purity
Crusade. He will explain the practical
means of promoting this work.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-07-14
Congregational Church Briefs.

''Going Forward is the theme for
Sunday morning. Text, Exodus 14:15,
''Speak unto the children of Israel that
they go forward"
Union services Sunday evening at the
M. E. church. Subject for the evening
sermon = ''The Runaway Son Who
Won't Return" Text, Luke 1928,
'sBut he was angry and would not go
in,''
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-07-14
Band Concert Program.
Saturday Evening. July Is.

SdIULudy LF OLIIIEf July IO'
J. Golden Rule March.
. Patrol of the Scouts.
. Cavilleria RuSticana.
. Palmetto Slide.
. AmSuretto Waltz.
!, The Palms Euphonium Solo, Mr.. Maves.
. Sugar Moon.
. Selection from Mariana.
3 Mr.. Rooster Rag.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-07-14

praise for her treatment there by the
doctors and nurses in attendance.
Postmaster McInnes has been noti-
fled that the local office has been des-
ignated as postal savings depository,
going into effect July 10Th. You can
deposit anything from 10 cents to 500
in a month, but no more than the latter
amount in any one month. Your total
deposit is limited to $500, exclusive of
interest. The following instructions
should be carefully read and studied by
our citizens who may soon desire to
open an account with Uncle Sam:
When the bank opens and you reach
the window, hold out your dime and
say: Gimme postal savings card. !"
The card itself is worth tenth of a
dollar, and as you accumulate other
dimes you buy postal savings stamps,
at 10 cents each, and stick them on the
card till there are nine. When your
account runs to one or more dollars
you can take your savings card to the
bank and get certificate of deposit.
You must fill out the application blank.
The certificates come in fixed denomi-
nations of 81, So, SIS, $40, $50 and $50.
With these it is possible to transfer
any amount desired. The certificates
are different in color for each grade.
The certificate shows the name and the
number of the depositor. They are not
transferable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-21
Desde Washington

Algo dir1a yo hoy de la Ultima aver
tuna del ex-dictador Castro; aventllra
que tiene mas de la Resurrection dc
Rocambole que G, la vuelta de la isla
de Elba; pero como no esta mas QUE
inicipda, Ell habIar de ella pl,ede ata4e-
dar para otro dia
En- el de aver sc relebro en- este pals
un centenario, del cglal Sc podria sac;sr
partido en- pro del derecho electoral
para la mujer; ell del nacimiento lie
Enriureta Beecher Stowe. la autora lie
La C0bG0a de Tom, Este libro, publ
cadO ell aflo cincuenta y dos, fu6 un gol-
pc terrible asestado q la esclavitud de
los negros hizo, en- POGO tempo, mas
abOlicionistas que los hechos en- lar
gos amos, por los discursos politicos,
los sermones y los art1culos de peri6di-
co. De las primeras ediciones Sc ven
dieron, en- los Estados Unidos, en- unos
cuantos meses, NADIA menos que tres
cientos mil ejemplares; ell exito paso al
Inglaterra y 4 todas su colonias, VI
mas tarde q todo el mundO civilizadO.
Hubo traducciOnes hasta EN- siames vi
en- servio, honor que no han alcanzado
las novelas de los grandes autores. Ell
drama, que Sc sac6 de el, ha sido Ell
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-21

RAMoN pERExMo

y luego Sc sienta en- su trono... Guam
do la colocan la corona sobre los cabe-
Hos Sc reproducen los jhurrGh!, los can
ticos y las aclamaciones. :.
Su traje de corte es un prodigio.
Todo el aparece adornado con los emble-
mas heraldicos de las diversas provin-
cias del RENO Las aplicaciones dc
encaje. han costade largos n1eses de la
Dor. ). Bordados con finisimo tis1 de
ORC aparecen la rosa de Inglaterra, el
trefe irlandes, la estrella de la India y
las olas representando los mares del i'm
perio, sobre los que fotan las flores de
lis. :.
Ell manto es de terciopelo y mide diez
y ocho pies ingleses. Tambien esta
lleno de bosn1ados de orc, con motives
simbolicos, y es tai su peso, que hace
faata que vayan seis pajes sosteniendo-
le..,
Los Reyes dan la vuelta en- procession
pOr la inmensa nave de la catedral y sc
acercan al altar para hacer entrega G.
los dones de ritual. Fl Monarca re
gala un lingote de ORC puro; La Reina
III velo.. Despues conienza ell serVi.
clio religioso y ell clero de Westminster
cubierto de mantos bordados de ORC, en-
toa1a 'el re Deum.
iOh! EstO es un sllenO, I'M verdade
70 cllento de hadas. ). Han terminate
las ceremonies; La gente ha abandonad<
las tribunas; los Reyes reposan para te
ner alientos esta noche y p0der asisti1
al banquete y al bale de Palacio. Nos
otros nos restregamos los oics, pregun
tandonos 81 estamos despiertos, 81 efecti
vamente existe esa colossal riuueza qu
hemos visto, esas cascadas de brillantes
ese lujo y esa fastuosidad. -. Hubie
ramos querido poder acercarnos, palpar
10 todo, convencerDos de que no hemc
sonado.
La multita1sa .continna interceptando e
paso en- las railes >. Ahora espera L
segunda par1e de los festejos go liza
iluminacionesl Londres desiu1abrara es
| ia nOche co11fO un ascua.. Cuarent
millones de 1uces ihlminaran La capital
| Cuarenta mIIlones
Decididamente, este es un sueilo, va
mos a continysar sOnando
Jose JuaB CUden0s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-21

mas representado en- los palses de len

mas representado en- los. .pa1ses de len
qua inglesa. . ................ t
Y, sin embargo, en- este colossal exi-
to literario, apenas hay literature. "El
estilo-ha dleho el crltico RhOdes-es
corriente, Ell lenguaJe sin elegancia,
trechos; y 10 festive, forzado.' Pero
es un libro de verdad, de piadad de
justicia. Mrs. Stowe atac0 la esclavi-
tud, despu6s de habet yisto sus horro-
res, tomana1o Gle la realidad algunas de
las ecenas QUE describe; no hizo un IL
belo contra los esclayistas. del Sur,
puesto que presenta sCudistas, amos de
esclavos, que son hu1nanos, y persona
jes del Norte, cue NO son buenos. En-
lei Sur sc protesto apasionadamente
porque Sc sinti6 Ell golpe; 10 que no So
| lie perdonaba & la autora era Ell haberse
atrevido con una institution cue sc te-
MIA casi por sagradas y ell haber soste-
nido que Ell negro 40 es I'm animal,
predestinado q Ia ser7idumbre como 81
caballo 8 Il Ouey haber a:ertado i
poner ell sentinaiento al .servicio del de-
recho.
| Las refutaciones de los esclavistas ssa-
lidas de pluanas brillantes, mllchas de
elias, estan olyidadas; pero Ia novela,
|vive. Sigue siendo ina de las mas lei
das, seg1n las esta'31S-l> l>3as de las biblio-
tecas publicas. No "turar1a tanto 81 no
contuviese elementos permanentes de be-
lleza y de verdad.
I Pero cuando Sc publ6c6, fue, ante 60
do, un escrito polltico Sc nos cuenta
que, residiendo Mrs. Stowe en- el Esta-
do de Maine, recibi6 una carta de una
cunada suya que habitaba en- el Sur;
carta en- que narraba los efectos de la
ley atroz. y entonces reciente, sobre los
esclavos fugitiyos. Esto sugiri6 Mrs
Stowe Ell prop6sito de 'escribir algo--
son sus palabras- haga comprender
q la nacion entera cuan detestable cosa
es la esclavitud. " Lo que escribi6 fue ell
episodio de la muerte de Tom, para en-
vlarlo una revista; y su esposo, que 10
! lego, le aconsej6 que 10 utilizase como
final de una novela antiesclavista, que
sali0 de Junio del cinouenta uno 4
Abril del clncuenta y clos, en- The M
ti0nal Era. de Washington.
| La autora NO blscaba nj gloria nj di-
lnero; no quiso mas que hacer politica,
y la hizo de ana efcacia indlpdable, inl-
pulsando vigorosamente la agitaci0il
contra la esclavitud. - Vic claramente
lque Sc necesiraba ensenar al pueblo ama-
ricano 10 que era la o1iosa institution.
no por medic lie hechos Y de arglmen-
tos, sino por medic de escenas de la vi.
Ida real; hizo liorar, y llegando & la i'll
tellgencla por Ell camino del coraz6n, hi
1zo pensar y predispuso Ia aoci6n. u
por este die, al principle, que del CEN
tenario del nacimiento Gle esta notat,i-
lisima mujer, pudieran las sufraqettes
saear partido para su causa; puesto que
la riovela pol1tica mas influyente que ha
habldo hasta Ell dla, la que ha tenido mas
inmediatos y considerables resultados
politicos, ha salido de un cerebro fe-
menino.
y = K. Y. z.
| -. ..-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-21

COMMERCIAL

Los sefores r. suarez y Ca, S. en- G.
de esta capital, nos =a1isan que han cons
tltnldo una sociedad mercantil que gi-
rara en- esta plaza bajo Ia expresada r;4-
zon social, de Ia cual es unico soeio ges-
tor, con Ell uso de la fnma, don Ramon
suarez cordero, J ,comanditario, d don
Alolfo valdes Ordonez -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-21
DHnzc4e2s :. D&res LssalRa.

Un cortejo fantastico, la realization
de un sueno, un cuento de Las neil y]
una noches.. Esto es la ceremonial de
aa coronaci0n regia. s. Nj hay palabras
con que describirla, nj medic humane de
retener todos los detalles.
Primero, una muchedumbre clamoro-
ga, delirante, como atacada he histeris-
xno, que desde las tres de La madrugada
Sal1a borbotones de los ascensores del
MetropolitanO. 30. LuegO, un tronar cons
fante de canones, de m1sicas- Por fin,
la mas suntuosa exhibici6n de lujo y
riqueza que nuestros ojos contemplation
Jamas. 5Cuantos millones de perso-
mas han presenciado el paso del corte-
jo? Ocho, diez. -, iQuien sabe! 5Que
xalor tendran todas las piedras preeio
sas, los encajes, los nantes, los unifor-
mes, que han desflado ante esta mu-
ehedumbre at6nita2 iOh! iSera inca[
culable!
Pero acknowledgements la realeza nece-
sita toda esa fas lesidad, toda esa ri
queza. Despues de asistir a una corona
<ion regia en- Londres sc comprende eli
poderlo ingles, ell orgullo britanicO. Sic;
te mil almas habianse congregado en- clt
anterior de la abadia de Wetminster =
siete mil personas que tenian sus puestos
reservados con arreglo etiQueta. >. Los
cuarenta miembros de La familia Real,
los doscientos principles representatives
de las cortes extranjeras, los doscientos
veinte diplomatieos, los mil pares y pal
resas, los cuatrocientos diputados, los
0chocientos enviados de los Domaaasoaas
de la India del imperio; ell millar de
arist6cratas, alta nobleza, Universidad,
eolegio de Wetminster. .. En- fin, siete
mil almas, siete mil favorecidos de Ia
Suerte, que han logrado presenciar La ce-
remonia mas grandiosa que imaninarse
puede
El cuadro era soberbio. .. En- ell fondo
azal de las tapicerias one cubrdan los mu-
rOs, destacabanse los tonos rojos de Las
vestidnras de los pares del Reino y los
.abigarrados colores de los uniformes.
7 todas estas personals acudieron Las
seis de la manana a ocupar sus puestos
respectivos, y empenachadas, sufriendo
los tor1nentos del traje y del uniforme,
han permanecido hasta la una y media,
en- que termin6 la ceremonial.
Los caiiones anunciaron las nueve
" media de la manana que el corteJ0 sa-
1ia de palacio para dirigirse la abadia,
Un estremecimiento sacudi0 a La multi
Aud. Las m1sieas eomenzaron 4 TO-
car ell himno naciOnal, los tambOres ba-
1ian marcha y un estruendo lejanO CO.
xnenz6 a oirse persistente, constante, que
ereefa por momentos, avanzando STEM
pre- y semejante al rumor que producer
kas olas del mar enbravecido =.
Eran las aclamaciones incesantes del
pueblo al paso de los Reyes, los vivas,
l0s gritos, los canticos porQue este pueblo
1mg16s no puede dar un viva el Monarca
m no le acompana Embellishments de
aan canto; el tsDios salve al Rey. p
Los veinte kilometres que hubo de re-
4orrer Ia regia procession fueron una
aclamaci6n constante, estruendosa. ].
Rero el entusiasmo de la multitnd lego
II paroxismo al yer acercarse la dorado
earroza que conducfa 8 los Reyes. -.
Iord Roberts y Lord Kitchener, los dos
Sdolos del pueblo ingles, acompanabanle,
y el griterio hizose entonces verdadera-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-21
CRONICA DE LONDRE.S
La Coronation de los
Reyes de Inglaterra

mente horrlsono, ensOrdecedor. Mi
llones de sombreros agitabanse en- ell al
re; las senoras hac1an ondear sus pa
nuelos en- los balconies, EN- las ventanas,
en- los tejados de las casas. ). la ca
rroza de orc, arrastrada por ocho po-
neys blancos. ayanzaba ientamente, en-
tre las dos filas de soldados, que pre-
sentaban las armas al Rey, seguidas de
los dos sscuadrones de guardias reales
mientras las banderas, agitadas furiosa-
mente por ell viento, ponian un tono ale
gre en- este cuadro de suntuosidad. iamas
igualada....
i Hasta el tempo es ingles s!-ha di-
cho Ell pueblo londinense . Y Ia MANA
Ma ha transcurrido fria desapacible.
noviendo a ratios y ratios luciendo ei
SOL. Pero aunque fubieran caido ra-
yos y centellas, nadie h1biera abando-
nado su puesto.
Cuando ell corteJo sc aleJaba, la ca
lie ofrecla un aspecto pintoresco. >. To
do ell mlndo permanecla quieto; ;pero
cada cual sacaba de su bolsillo un pa
quote de fiambres Sc disponia a al
morZar. .
2 i He aqal1 una cosa que no podrsan
hacer los pares y pairesas que estan es-
perando Ia negada de los Reyes .en la
abad1a !-debian pensar o..
lei que NO sc consuela~- o..
T'rente Westminster, sinco -coIossases
tribunas estan atestadas de gente. .. 90
Han sido las que mas caras Sc han pa
gado, y da miedo verlas... Sin queres.,
pienssa uno en la catastrofe que podia
ocasiOnar un n-derrnmbamiento Cuan-
do los Reyes 'entran en- Ia abadia sc ha-
ce el silencie... Va a enpezar LA ce-
remonia de la coronacion, y ell pueblo
entero, EN- las GALES, eseueha silencioso
un silencio que contrasta con ell ruldo
Internal de momentos antes!-el primer
canonazo anuneiando que La corona cine
las sienes del Soberano.
Pero para que alegue este momemto, .el
Menarca tiene que dar cu1npliniento 4
todo el ceremonial legendarie. Apenas
eoloeados los Reyes en- sus puestos, ell
priaado, seguido de lord caneilles y de
los heraldos, hace la proclamation del
Rey. Enseguida los gentiles- hombres CO.
locan sobre ell altar la ReG0l5a Son los
attributes de la realeza. La corona, e!
globo, ell cetro com la cruz, ell cetrc eon
la palona, ei eetro de San Eduardo, los
brazaletes, las espuelas, las cuatro espa-
das, el aguila tde ORC, una sortija, un
peine y una ouchara. La corona es
de orc macizo, LENA de perlas y brillan-
tes; ell globo es una esfera que resplan-
dece de pedreria; los cetros, los braza-
letes, las espuelas, son tambien de orc
y brillantes; la sortija ostenta I'm enor-
me rub1 y la rodean treinta y seis bri-
llantes.
El aguila de ORC es un recipiente que
contiene ell aceite con que ha de ser
ungido ell Rey... La cuchara Sc en-
plea para recoger ell aceite y el peine,
para alisar ell cabello del Monarca una
vez hecha la mci6n-"iY como Salo-
mon fue consagrado por Zadok y el pro-
feta Latham, del mismo modo sed con-
:onsagrado y bendecido Rey de este pue-
bio que nuestro Senior os .da a gober-
nar!'
Con estas palabras pronunciadas So
lemnemente por el decano de Westmin-
ster, han tenninado las ceremonias que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-21

y luego sc sienta en- su trono... Guam
do la colocan la corona sobre los cabe-
Hos Sc reproducen los jhurrGh!, los can
ticos v las aclamaciOnes.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-03
HEAVY SELLING
Wild Downward Fluctuations in
the Wheat Trade.
Large Holdings Thrown on the
Market by Spectators.
EXTEND TO LIVERPOOL
Fears Regarding Consequences
of Government Investigation.
Fever Spreads to Corn Pit Car
ryIng Prices Lower.
EXTEND TO LIVERPOOL

Chicago, Nov. 3-WHEAT-Heavy sell
ing and wild downward flutuations were
witnessed today in the wheat trade. Large
holdings of local spectators were thrown
the government investigation OF alleged
irregularities in regard to the accumulated
stores would have a long continued dis
turbing effect. The ensuing sharp decline,
however, led to rather active buying and
brought about some recovery. A disturb
ing factor was the news that the Liver
pool market was excited and on the down
grade in consequence of the developments
as to the government inquiry here
Opening figures were esc to 19sc lower
December started at 9334c to 9415c, a drop
of zsc to 12sc and seemed inclined to keep
level. One dealer gave notice that he
had been forced to suspend business The
failure though was minor one.
Later the volume of selling grew less
and a firmer feeling resulted. There was
evidence, too, that the market was being
given support The close, however, was
weak with December 11sd11zc net lower
at 9S1s @9S1zc.
CORN-Selling fever spread to the corn
pit and carried the market to a lower
level. Investment purchases at the decline
helped to check the weakness December
opened &c to 1c off at Gle to 611zc, rallied
to $3.50 and then fell back to 61ssc-
Covering by shorts led to rally. The
close was steady at 62Ac, a net gain OF
Nc.
OATS-Oats went the way of other
grains Offerings were too free for any
comfort on the bull side December start
ed sc to sc lower at 45c to 45ssc, recover
ed to 452zE and again receded to 457sQ4515c
PROVISIONS-Prov showed weak
ness owing to pressure to dispose of num-
erous small lots. In contrast with grain
hog products were readily absorbed. In
itial sales varied from TIC lower to DC ad-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-03
New York stock Market.

Wall St, New York, Nov. 3.-STOcKS-
Stocks continued their advance during the
morning following a period Of weakness
soon after the opening The strength OK
the less active investment issues ind1cat-
ed that the demand had broadened al
though speculative manipulation OF a Few
of the favorite stocks was continued
Reading and American Smelling made
good gains owing largely to professional
Gains were generally extended during
the second hour. Reading crossed IA St
unfavorable exhibition Of September earn
| ings. There was an increased absorption
of other recognized dividends paying rail-
road issues, especially New York Central
Pennsylvania Atchison and Baltimore and
Ohio. Various industrials shared In the
morning Improvement to a substantial de-
gree with Copper, United tates Steel and
/ some lower priced issues conspicuous
Bonds showed a modern firmness-
Trading was active and changes were II
regular at the opening of the stock mar
ket. United States Steel and Union Pa
cific =eceded fractionally on heavy trad
| ing Reading, Copper and the Fries were
[ firm American Smelling lost a point Of
| its recent extensive gain on opening safes
| of $500 shares Canadian Pacific rose ~
After a brief period of indecision prices
| began to move strongly upward IN re-
Spouse to 1nanipulative tactics IN some 81
4 the closely held stocks. Reading rose ~
| to 1881 and American SnelunS toucneu %
| after having sold at 671H. The bull forces
/ were disposed to follow the pace set py
| these stocks and there was RAINY from II
/ the lowest, running to point IN Chlteu
| states Steel and Union Pacific ana LIE LIE
/ high Valley. improvements reachlns IRON
| l to Il also were established IN sOiBS "a
/ the less active stocks, including Balu-
more and Ohio, Erie first preIerreo;
/ American Canadian preferred, Naaonal
| Riscuit American Beet Sugar ana the
/ American Car stocks. Trading fell of be-
| fore II o'clock but prices held strongly
| Stocks relapsed under pressure OF Ieail1-
| ing sales and hammerlng by the DeeI 2
| Reading also resisted the selling success
| fully. American Smelling broke TO es7s
and United States Steel to shaoe uiluer
! z-os+erdaV's closing. Union Paclnc sur
| rendered about all Of its gain and there
Vas q break of III from the high level In
/ Isehigh Valley me nst aNeTaSeu S''
/ Yesterdays close.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-03
ONLY TWO NEEDED
Mcnamara Jury Is Nearly Ready for
the Peremptory Challenges.

Los Angeles, Nov. 3.-Within strik-
ing distance of reaching panel OF Il
talesmen against whom both the de-
Tense and prosecution planned to d1-
rect a first broadside of peremptory
challenges. the Mcnamara trial went
listIessly forward today
Notwithstanding that only two tales
men were required to be passed for
cause by both sides before the first
batch of peremptOry challenges would
be announced interest of counsel at
the opening of court today centered on
reports from Indianapolis as to the
availability of certain evidence desired
from that city by the prosecution here.
Judge BCrdwell had a new venire
empanelled TO-DAY as when court open
ed only one venirenan remained from
the Venires thus far used. It was ex-
pected that tcday's proceedings would
be cut snort by the exhaustion OF VEN
iremen in the box.
when the session began: W. N Tramp
ton. G. w. Mckee, Frank Frakes, sam
Mendenhan, G. W. Johnson, Robert f.
Balm, Seaborn Manning, #. d Green:
w. l. McNeeley and A. c. Winter, all
of whom have been examined by both
sides for cause and are ready for the
peremptcry challenge process, and
Byron Lisk and H. Y. Blenkiron the
examination Of whom was to be con-
cluded today
w H Andrews was the only venlre-
man available in. case IiSk or Blenk-
ir[,n were DISQUALIFIED and it was APP
parent that unless the interrogation OF
these two ta1esmen precipitated SC me
thing unusual in the way OF contest
on challenges the session would not De
a long one. The sheriff hardly was eA-
pacted to gather the new veniremer
in time for examination today and II
was thought an early adjournment un-
til Monday might be taken
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-03

Kansas City, Nov. 3.-WHEAT-Cash:
Market unchanged to 1 cent lower. NO 2
hard, 9scG$1.O7; No. 9, e6c4S.1o5; No 2 red,
97lg71kc; No. 8, 94Q96c.
CORN-Market unchanged. No. mixed,
71NnIkc; No. g. 711kc; No. white, 7Ac;
0ATS<Marlxet dun. No. 2 white, $50
4g1bc; No. 2 mixed, 461kQ471kc-
RYE@97G9Sc-
HAY-Market steady Choice timothy,
go 50677O 90. choice prairie. s13-O0d135O.
MISUNDERSTANDING 30c; firsts. sc;
seconds &c: packing stock, 20c-
EGGSExtras. &c; firsts, 24c; seconds,
TIC.
WHEAT-Reecipts. s. cars.
CLOSE: WHEAT-December 961z4