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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-07-07
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to thank our many
friends who were so kind to us dur
ing the great sorrow that has come
into our family in the death Of Mrs.
Ida Sitton Hunt.
May Gods richest blessings rest
upon you all.
Mrs. S. NJ. Sitton and Family.
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was TOT per cent of normal.

was TOT per cent of a normal.
In 1919 the crop was 1,42O,763
equivalent 500 pound bales, the ARA
under cultivation 35,133,OO0 acres
and the June 25 condition 100 per
cent Of normal
The preliminary estimate of acre
age and the condition on June % by
states follow:
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COTTON CROP ESTIMATED AT
S,433,OOO Bales.
place Acreage at 26,619,OOO; Con-
dition 69.2.

ashington, July Cotton pro-
ion this year promises to be the
lest crop Of the last quarter of a
ary, today's forecast by the De-
4nsnt of Agriculture placing it at
5000 bales or nearly five million
s smaller than last years crop
nearly eight million bales below
ecord crop Of 1914. This years
age lis 28.4 per cent smaller than
rear.
n, acreage this year is the small
!, nee 1900 and never before, ac-
,g to the Department of Agri-
e, has there been so great a
e from one year to another in
:e as there has been from last
20 this year.
b condition of the growing crop
ut in twenty years been SO low
ne 25 as it was this year. All
is of the cotton belt has been
I'd. 1t is due, according to
ment experts, to an adversely
ret spring and to the presence
weevli in large numbers.
lg to the unfavorable condi-
f April and May and to other
aging factors, shortage of fer
and unsatisfactory price, aban-
Mt of planted cotton acreage
EN- greater than usua! east of
ississippi river, ranging from
North Carolina and Mississippi
Ugh as 10 per cent in Georgia.
# the Mississippi abandonment
Ell slight. The abandonment
Ken into consideration, the crop
ng board announced, in its
nary estimate Of acreage.
amount Of commercial fertil-
ed per acre on cotton is this
ccerding to reports reaching
reau of crop estimates, about
cont Of the average amount
annually in the four wears,
9; Virginia reporting S6,
Carolina so, South Carolina
orgia rs, Florida rs, Alabama
Mississippi so, Louisiana 42,
AZ, Arkansas Gl, Tenn essee G3.
turns of sales Of fertilizer IL
;ags, compared with last year,
Q May 81 for North Carolina
IS per cent and to the close of
South Carolina SO per cent,
Ia as por cent, Mississippi 40
exas 33. Special returns to
ricultural department indicate
bout SIS per cent as much as
ar in North Carolina, SO per
South Carolina, AZ per cent
;issippi and Tennessee, and Is
1T in Louisiana and Arkansas,
impaired with the usual Is per
| Georgia and 33 per cent in
!, said the bureaus statement,
cations point to a reduction in
e fertilizer purchased much
: than the unprecedented re-
in acreage Of cotton, and this
frm9d by the figures quoted
g lesscncd use per ocrc. This
reflected in the relatively low
ion Of cotton, which is almost
ints below the average condi-
this date. The quality is
lily reported as lower than in
us years.
otton crop of 8,433,000 equiva-
90 pound bales this year was
.st today by the Department Of
allure basing it's estimate on the
lnder cultivation juno 2s which
6,519,000 acres and the condi-
If the crop on that date which
9.2 per cent of a normal.
condition Of the crop on May
is year was GO per cent Of
IL.
>ducton last year was 1866
equivalent 500 pound bales the
I'd area in cultivation a year ago
s7,042,000 acres and the condi-
of the crop June 25 last year
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Lower California's area. about 59,-
600 acres, is included iii tn. Califor-
MIA figures but excluded from the
United States total.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-07-07
THE COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON.
Open to Men and Won>en.

Entrance examinations and exami-
nations Cor the free tuition county
scholarships at all county seats Fri
day, July 8, at 900 a. N.
Four-year courses lead to the B. A.
and B. S. degrees. A special two
year pre-medical course is given.
Spacious buildings and athletic
gro~nds, we'll equipped laboratories,
uneXcelled library facilities. A dor.
mitory for men. Expenses moderate
For terms, catalogue, and Ilustrat-
ed booklet, address
HARRISON RANDOLPH. Pres.
3tGp-5 -52 52-1-s-1O-ll-12
WANTED-To swap good piano
for second hand Ford. Apply G b.
Hamilton, Easley, S. c. It
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4 'ONl hNlONSHIPI Saw
~ there never was such a Gig
arctic as Chesterfield for steady
company! Just as mild and
smooth as tobaccos can be-but:
with a mellow "body" that salts
fies even cigar smokers. On law
days or busy ones-all the time
you want this atisfy-
smoke"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-05
"THE MAIN STREET OF TIE
WEST" AT THE GRAND TO-DAY

''The Main Street of the West" is
Peter B. Kyne's famous story, .'The
Sheriff of Cinnebar," W fch will be
shown at The Grand today, under the
Red Courage" with Smiling
Hoot Gibson as the star. Red gCour-
age" is an epic of life in the little
western mountain towns, chuck full
of thrills and political intrigue. Peter
B. Kyne has written most realistic
story around the battle of assInall
town newspaper with small town po-
litical crookedness and intrigue.
Reaves Eason directed.
The picture is an interesting tale of
Pinto Pete and Chuckwalla Bill two
meandering soldiers OF fortune of the
west, who fall heir to the Panamint
Gazette-when the eaitori is rushed
cut of town because of his alleged at
tack on the towns political powers.
Pinto Pete, with the assistance of
Nathan Hitch, the shrinking journey
man printer, wakes UP the little town
of Panamint with an expose, of corrupt
conditions. Judge Fay, who has fall
len under the sway OF Jchn Barley
corn, aids in the fight.
Molly Malone plays opposite Glib
son. and Joel Day is seen as Chuck
walla Bill. Richard Cummings, Joe
Girard, Charles Newton, Arthur Hoyt,
Joe Harris, Mary Philbin, Jim Corey,
'MacWright and William Merrill Nc.
Cormick are in the case.
Admission 10 and zoe.
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TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.

I will be at the following places on
dates opposite same, for the purpose
of collecting State and County Tax.
25th District. st. Simon Pier, Oct.
18th, Nov. 7th, Dec. 5th.zI
1499th Dis, Bladen. Ca, Oct, 10th,
Nov. 1st, Dec. End.
1856 Dis. Sterling, Ca, Oct. 18th,
Nov. 3rd, Dec. 1st. -
9th Dis, Brookman, Ca, Oct. 10,
Nov. End, Dec. 6th.a 80 aaU
aFC Special Trips. M
Everett City, Gas, Nov. Sth.
Thallman, Ca, Nov. 10th. Ia
All other dates will be at my Office
at County Court House. A
w. L. HARWELLs E
Tax Collector.
: . s,
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NIIIIEalIIIIIEIE

took It, and / believe : Would neXef
have been well if it had not been To-
the Vegetable Compound and Lydia h.
Pinkhain's Sanative Wash. lam recon
mending your medicine to ell womeal all
mo az [ was, for think it will carr
them safely through the Change OF Lii
and relieve the ailments that come &
that period. Mrs. ALExIE c. NANeL .,
Galatia, III.
Women who suffer from nervousness
ssheat flashes,"s backache, headache
and s'the blues, should try this famou
root and herb remedy, Lydia e: PINK
hams Vegetable Compound, and II corr
piications exist write the Lydia E. Pink
ham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass, Tbs
result of their 40 years experience II
5uch cases is at your service.
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'ALicE LAKE STARS IN
"uNcHARTED SEAS"

"Uncharted Seas a Metro special
adapted from the Munsey Magazine
short story of John Fleming Wilson,
comes to the Bijou Theatre Monday
with Alice Lake in the stellar role.
The marvellous combination of
gripping story, from the pen of the
above short story writer, and the SUI
preme acting Of Miss Lake is enough
to insure an evening of unequalled
pleasure and thrills to all that see it,
and this is already borne out by the
thousands who have seen the picture
in other cities.
AS Lucretia Eastman. the young wo-
man who gives her husband a last
chance to regenerate hinselG and
prove that he Is something else than
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-05
BIDS WANTED.

The Board Of Education desire seal
ed bids for painting Purvis School
building; the same to be opened at
ten a. M, November 18th, 1921. Right
IS reserved to reject any or al bids.
SPECIFICATIONS may be obtained att my
office. This November LIST, 1921.
G. I. DRYDEN,
Secretary Board Of Education, Glynn
county. 115
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Wet Wash

G..LY &c PER POUND
Weighed while dry, returned In
a few hours, absolutely Clear
and Sanitary. Just the right
dampness for ironing.
BRUNSWICK LAUNDRY, Inc.
Phone us Now, and become a
satisfied customer.
Phones 12o and SO.
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an arrant rotter and coward, Alice
Lake has a role -eminently fitted
to her powers. The theme of I'm
charted Seas with its climax far UP
in the Behring Straits, amid the dang
ers that beset travellers is far out of
the beaten road of pictures
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WaSWslQWlLn uuS6I
| had aconstant du. !
pain, and W 9uKq
always feel tired !
suffered in this way
for,fige or six Wears
and Fas tread e
a physician and took
different rem dies
without bed eft.
Lydia E. PinknEm $
" e G e t a bic Eonl-
pound W 8 recon-
1,oas, Had fo ma aed 7
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Engraved Christmas Greeting
Cards. Glover Brothers.

Special low prices >on best
lvcod in quantities, four-foot or
sawed and split to suit you. Buy
your winters supply now and
save money. Smiths Wood
yard, First Ave., and Bay. Tel
ephone 900.
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Quick delivery, fair prices
and full loads. Smiths Wood
yard, First Ave., and Bay. Tel
ephone 600.
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NorlcE.

have sold my place; The Bruins
wick Shoe Hospital, Norwich street,
to my brother, H. C. Maynard, who
viii Conduct 1t in the future,
October rs, 1921.
11-9 j. G. MAYNARD.
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WANTED-To buy slot machines,
such as Mill Operator Bell and other
] 1akes. w. g. Follin, 42S King ST.,
( harleston, s. C. lib
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WANTED--Good oyster shuckers.
iBOc per gallon. Big oysters. Hill
freth Brothers, Bay streets pext to
toodyear's. 11i6
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LOST

Finest quality pine wood,
plenty fat. Smiths W6odyards
First Ave-, and Bay. Phone 500
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WOMEN Of
MIDDLE AGE
Howl Lydia E. Pinkharn's Veg
etabIe Compound Relieves
the Ailments of Change
of Life.
Of lie

"During Change Of Life had hot
flashes, dizzy spells and every mouth ]
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= WANTED Position as salesman in
.shoe,F dry goods, or grocery line.
Plenty of experience. References car
.be furnished. Address c.. L. H., post
office box 1O4. 9fa
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SALESMEN-To sell full line of
Crockery, Enamelware, Glassware,
Aluminium, ETC. Also cash job lots
decorated odds and ends, and job lots
Of white crockery and enannelware.
big commissions paid promptly. Bak-
or p ttery Co., Sebring, Ohio.
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VALUE

*t.~ln building, several thou :
= sand dollars must be spent =
: by you. The value you get =
= deends on the contractor. =
n Merritt guarantees h s :
= work. =
: MERRITT, THE BUILDER. :
y Brunswick, Ga. "
81 = = = ~ y y . =,
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Three unfinished
rooms, bath on same floor Located
on car line. Apply to 700 Albany
street. III
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOUND-Ohe bicycle Apply to P.
D. JONES, telephone Office.
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FOR RENT-Furnishe apartment
Close in. Must be SEN 70 be appTeci1
ated. Phone 719. If
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leghorns, 14c; Minorcas, 15c; Bar
BABY CHICKS-White or Brown
Rock, 16c. rs or more. Postage
paid. Live delivery. Missouri Hatch
cry, Bowling, Green, Mo.
T.. s. Engineer Office, P. o. Build
ing, Savannah, Ga. Sealed proposals
will be received here until II o'clock
noon, November 30, 1921, and then OPP
ened, for dredging in Brunswick Har-
Dor, Ga. Information upon applica-
ton. 11-1,2,3,4,2S, 29
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FOR RENT-Large living room,
bed room and bath; furnished or tIp-
f,.llis1'ed, on first floor. Furlis6ed
b ID room second f:or. Garage. De-
lightful location, Phone 5s3. tt
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-11

ton Amendment and since? S. A. W.
A During tho year 1917, 3s.s72. .2es
bushels of corn were used for distilling
and brewing. In 1918. the amount fell
10 14,54.5i5 bushels and in 1919 only
$780, 37 bushels of corn were so used.
g What part of all the fresh water
In tho world is contained in the Great
Lakes? +. c. d.
A. The photographic Onice says
that an exact computation of tho total
amount of water in the world has not
been made. but it is estimated that
less than one-tcnth OF ono per cent OF
the fresh water is contained in the
Great Lakes and their tributaries
Q. Docs it make any difference
whether stove wood is dried under
cover or in pilo out OF doors? A.
J. E.
A. There is no appreciablo differ
enco in stove wood that has been dried
under cover and that dried outside.
Q. What causes the recoil of
browning machine gun. the expansion
OF powder gas or tho thrush OF air
after the gas leaves the barrel? /. G.
A Tho War Department says that
when Browning machine gun is fired.
the recoil OF tho barrel is caused by
tho expansion OF the powder gas. The
barrel OF the gun recoiis lie of an
inch before the bullet leaves tho
muzzlc.
Q. Can the scent glands be removed
from skunks? NJ. c.
"A. This operation can be performed
with little danger when the skunks
are four or five weeks old. 1t is not
necessary TO remove the scent sacs
from skunks that are being superior 10
for the fur market. II they arc kept
as rat and mouse dcstroyers it is ad-
Visable. Skunks arc fare superior to
cats as mousers IL these glands are
removed.
Q. What is the highest altitude
reached by any railroad? r T. H.
A. Tho railroad from tho Multa
River in Chile to the Potosi in Bolivia
reaches an elevation of 5000 feet. this
being the highest altitude reached by
any railroad.
y. What is Brazilian grass? e. w.
Il. w
A. This is "A name incorrectly ap-
Piled TO a substsn sncc used in the manu-
facture of cheap kind of hats known
as Brazilian grass hats. and also as
chip hats. 1t consists OF leaves of
palm. which are imported to Great
Britain and elsewhere for this manu-
facturc. chiefly from Cuba
y. What arc Days OF Obligation"
NJ, T.
A. These are festival days upon
Catholic faith to attend Mass.
O. DO all diamonds have what is
formed pinholo in the center of the
stone? A. n. r.
A. The Geological survey says that
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-11
The Voice of the Pilgrims

Harvey's Weekly
Dramatic incidents SO plentiful in actual
history that could afford of
cance pass unrecorded Attention called in tho
daily press TO what occurred in Plymouth midst
OF the Iercentensry celebration. deserving far
Lodge had recalled tho grafton of
before delivered by Daniel He had fi.tingly
quoted the seerlike words Webster referring in
spired vision to what should a hundred years
thence The great orator cnvisioninr the
nernoration of 1920 thus prophesed:
On the morning of that day, though viii not dis
turt in the of acclarnation and
gratitude. commencing the Rock of Plymouth shall
be transmitted through millions sons of the Pill
Scarcely had Senator Lodge completed his quotation
OF those words of Webster when
form which he stood telephone Tho Governor
of California calling from continent
and his call received by Governor
of Massachusetts, who said:
am sitting in the chair Of Governor Bradford
Massachusetts, and Plymouth Rock California and
tho Golden Gate. Tho Sons of Pilgrims. according TO
tho prophecy send the voice even to the
of tho Pacific.
It was coincidence. For that have tho high
est and fndsputabc authority as was
such things do happen. Yet, after ALL not tho
purely accidental feature signifies
Had the whole matter been prearranged staged tho
two tremendous facts would have
in all their vivid splendor. Ono was. that hundred
of vision and of prophecy possession
tho Pacific Coast to not handful on which
W yet established title. other was that
through genius of invention the literal
technical. material fulfilmcnt of prophecy was
achieved.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-11
British Rule in India

Difficult is the problem of Ireland, the rulers
of the British empire likely to have to deal soon
with another matter that is even more difficult and
more dangerous
Granting that there was shown in India, during the
World war vast amount of loyalty to the British gov
ernmen it is the less true that the rule of the
British in India has been the rule of force and it is
extremely doubtful whether the British rule in India
can be maintained upon any other basis.
1t may be true possibly, that majority of those
persons IN India who are competent to express an
Intelligent opinion upon political affairs desire the con
tnuaon of British rule for is unqucstionaby true
that the people of India much better off under the
British than they under their native rulers
But that not the main and practical point which is
that there enough dissatisfied and turbulent anti
British agtaors in India to make it impossible
tnue the authority of the imperial government without
resort to measures that British officials are very
reluctant to and that British public sentiment will
not approve.
1t is one thing to suppress insurrecion by military
iorce, and it is quite different thing maintain
alien government hundreds of millions of people
without a resort to force
The difficulty to be that the people of the
great civilized nations have been educated to believe as
matter of theory in certain political principles that
the governments of those nations arc not willing to
establish and to practice their dealing with subject
To establish Home Rule in Ireland without wreck
ing the British union to be Job beyond the power
of English statesmen, but that very small and SIM
pie matter compared with the problem of applying the
principles OF self determination and of autonomous free
government TO the millions of India
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-11
FUR AND SENT|kENTAL|TY

a moro painful way of killing thr
than trapping. And tho tram
makes his trapping as painless n bur
ness as possible because "A frcnzl
animal is apt to injurc its own n
Traps for aquatic animals. such
muskrat and beaver. are nearly
ways sot attached to a sliding pole
such a way that tho trapped animal
dragged under water and drowned
most immediatcly The trappc- ro
TO his traps as often as possible b
cause he knows some wild thing d. a,
to find the quarry and dovour g. d
makes tho business as quick and pad
less as ho can, because II pays 10 |
so.
A good example of what happr1
when "A fur-bcarinG animal. or Il
other ccraturr, Is completely "a
tcctCd. has taken place in the W
In several Western states the bOa
WAS nearing extinction. and so ID
were passed protecting It for a nut
ber of years. No doubt the laws l
broken a good deal on the sly. hu'
any ratio tho beaver have incrca /,
greatly.
Now tho beaver is ono Of tho m 4
harmless and friendly creatures IN
woods. He kills neither flesh
fish. Ho cats no growing crops.
lives ON the bark OF trees. and
trees which furnish his favoritc L
in tho West arc mostly OF no tim
value. But the beaver will but
lams. and he win build them whcr
you lot him. In many parts OF
West he has built dams In such
way as to flood whole farms and 4
stroy whole crops. leaving men g.
II then becomes a case OF kill
beaver or stare the man. The ~
ramo wstrdcns are kept busy sis
special permits for trapping bC1El
where they have seriously iutcrfU
with farming or made tt imposs.
II is too bad that YOU can't go I
and reason with the beaver. but
fact remains that he IL guided by
stinct and quite devoid OF rcll
You might as well try to reason
a scnumcntalist
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-11
IN DAYS NEWS"

As chairman OF tho Senate ImmigrA-
uon Committee Senator Lebanon B.
Colt OF Rhode Island Is called upon to
share prominently in the burden of Of
forts to solve the immigration, problem
now troubling tho United States. SEN
ator Colt entered tho upper house in
1o13, after a career Of 80 years on the
Federal bench. He is known as a man
of high culture and broad views,
gained by attendance at the foremast
American universities and extensive
travel abroad, and supplemented by
years Of experience in the law and in
practical politics. In his carly career
he praeticed law in Chicago. Return
ing East in 1876 he located in Prov
dcnce and three years later began his
public career as a member of the
Rhode Island leuislAturo- Within 4
few months Senator Colt will reach his
sevcnty-dfth birthday. but no is SO
vigorous and active, mentally and
physically as most Iuen of 50.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-11
Horoscope
''rhe stars Ine,lne,
nut DO Not Compel
HOROSCOPE
ut DO Not Compel.

HOROSCOPE
Astrologers read this an uncertain
day, for Neptune, Uranus and Mars
arc adverse while Venus and the sun
are in bcnefic aspect.
1t is a day that should offer e1cep-
tional opportunities to women. but
and should be very cautious in i'm
portant decisions.
There is n promising sign for all who
seek employment or desire any sort
of preferment. for it is held that men
in places of power are inclined to be
helpful during this contisuration.
Women who desire to obtain posi-
tions or to procure the support OF peg
sons OF influence should do all pos
sible under this rule OF the stars.
An official appointment Of great
honor will be given to a woman who
will earn fame through 1t.
During the next four years there
Will be many persons who will provo
that they have extraordinary fitness
for great responsibilities, tho secrs
prophesy.
Uranus is in an aspect believed to
menace the regulations of prominent
persons. both men and women. Cos
sip that is cruel and without founda-
ton will be freely circulated.
Although the potency of thought has
boon recognized to n certain extent
astrologers declare that it will be
many v ears before the crime of slandor
is sufficiently punished.
Foreign relations arc to be on tho
whole satisfactory in the next few
weeks. it is prugnosticated, although
there will be many newspaper reports,
to the contrary.
Vanity will continue to dominate
many women, even though they are
concerned with national affairs. IL tho
stars arc to be believed.
Persons whose hirthdats 1t is have
the augury of an active. successful
year, but they may be too much in
clined to indulge in amusement. The
young will court and marry.
Children born on this day may be
individual to the point of ecentricity,
but they will probably be very sue
cessful in whatever profession or busi-
ness they happen to choose.
Copyright. 1921. BY Tho Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicatc)
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-11
7ODAYS EVENTS

The New Jersey Legislature meets to-
day to begin its regular annual scs-
sion.
Tho annual Saskatchewan Seed Fair
will open at Saskatoon today and con-
tnue until Friday.
President Samuel Gompers of tho
American Federation OF Labor is
scheduled to speak today before tho
Congress OF American Work
ingmen in Mexico City.
The proposed increase IN freight
rates on fuel wood and pulp wood IN
the Northwest is 10 be tho subject of n
conference OF lumbcrmcn and othcr3
at Tacoma today.
Woman suffrage and proposed a.
mendmcnts to the liquor laws will be
among the important subjects to come
before the session of the Quebec lcgis-
lativo assembly which is to open to-
day.