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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-06-13
EVIDENCE MISSING
IN OBENCHAIN TRIAL
ny Associated PressD

LOS ANGELES, June ia num-
ber of letters and kilograms intro
duced in evidence in the previous
rials of Madalynne Obenchain and
Arthur c. Burch, for the murder Of
J. Bolton Kennedy, are missing, it
developed in Mrs. Obenchains sec
ond trial in Judge Shenck's court,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-06-13
MASSACRE OF TURKS
OFFICIALLY DENIED
ny Associated PreSsl

LONDON, June 13.-It is stated Of
ficially there IL no authority for the
news contained in semi-official dis
natch from Athens last night report
ng the massacre by Turks Of II Brit
tsh soldiers, in the neighborhood of
Dardenells.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-06-13
SOLDIER HOSPITALS
TO BE CONSTRUCTED


WASHINGTON, June 13-New sol
dier hospitals are to be built at the
Great Lakes naval station at a cost
Of $3,OOO.0OO, and at Camp Lewis,
Tacoma, at a cost of $1,5OOOOO, it
was announced today by Director
Forbes of the veterans bureau,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-06-13

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storor n, vvo county u.as wholly
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-06-13
WOMAN SHOT WHILE
STANDING ON PORCH
nv AssocIntcd Presst

LOS ANGELES, June 10 - Mrs
Margaret Hogan was shot and killed
oday on the porch of her home, and
Mrs George McCIung, owner OF the
'ouse occupied by Mrs Hogan, was
taken into custody on statement OF
witnesses. She was removed to a
receiving hospital in a hysterical
condition.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-06-13

DR.. WI APPOINTMENT
SUDDENLY CANCELLED
ny Associnted Pressl

PEkING, June 13-President III
Yuan Hung's mandate appointing Dr.
WI Ting.Fang, former minister to
Washington, and prominent soulh
China leader premier, was cancelled
today, pending receipt Of the reply
from DR. WI to the request that he
accept the office, and aid in the
reunification Of China.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-06-13
CUSTER SUIT
DISMISSED BY
JUDGE WALSH
Efforts to BlaCken Reputation
of HOnOred Citizen Meets
With Dismal Failure
DEMURRER COMPLAINT UPHELD
Each and Every Allegation is
Cast Aside in Clear Cut RuI-
ing By the Court

w. Douglass, long time honored
and respected resident Of Nye county
and Nevada, stands vlndicated of the
charges that were preferred against
him in an effort to besmirch his
reputation.
Efforts to blacken the reputation
Of one Of the states greatest en-
Pire builders came to naught through
ruling handed down this morning
by Judge J. Emmett Walsh, wherein
the motion to strike in the custer
proceedings instituted at the insti-
cation Of Lloyd W. Horton was held
we'll taken and the entire proceed
ings we're thrown out Of court.
While the case is at an end It is
nevertheless fact that "BiIlie"
Douglass has been irreparably dam,
aged. Who was paying for this per
secution has not yet been determined,
but there certainly should be some
recourse for "BIlie" Douglass, who
was forced to go to considerable ex-
pense in defending his good name
and the name Of his family. There
seems to be no good reason why Nye
county taxpayers should foot the bill.
bill.
billie" Douglass comes out Of the
fray unscathed, and he is a bigger
man than ever before. The Bonanza
wants to extend congratulations to
This empire builder in having de-
eated the efforts of Lloyd Horton
and others, who would damage his
reputation and cast adium upon his
gooo name.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-06-13
NUMBER OF ALIENS
DECIDED UNDER ACT
by AssocIated Prrss)

WASHINGTON, June l3 - The
number of aliens to be admitted dur
Ing the coming fiscal year from the
principal countries Of the world un-
der the per cent restrictive immigra-
uon act, was fixed today by the
labor department as 357,903, com
pared with 355,S25 last year.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-06-13

CINCINNATI june 13.-The ship
subsidy bill now pending in ON
gress was condemned by a ras),u
ton adopted unanimously by JheI
american Federation Of Labor as I'M
mical to public interest and Do
structive to the nations hope for seal
power.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-06-13
SESSION
MAY BE CALLED
EVENT failure
Chairman of House Rules Com
mittee Informed of Action
to Follow Failure
FEDERATION LABOR OPPOSED
Regardless OF This Action Mr..
Harding Will EndeavOr to
Have Bill Enacted
(By Associated PresAl

(By Associated PresAl
WASHINGTON. June l3 - Presi-
dent Harding has notified Chairman
Campbell Of the house rules commit,
tee, that unless the ship subsidy bill
is passed prior to adjournment, he
would feel obligated to call 1 spe
cial session solely for its considora-
tion.
Writing under date Of May 26 the
president said, so much is involved
md such a difficult and discoulag
ug situation will follow If congress
fails to sanction the merchant ma
~inc bill, that l should feel myself
obligated to call congress immedi-
ately into extraordinary session to-
specially consider it if it went over
through any neglect or delay be
yond the present term"
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TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY
UnsettIed-ProbabIy Showers.
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Cd 9DO 10 HODIN

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"ay s horaoSa prasm sN Sc
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sn".sr . s'nvs pro ss@" CSC
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vast sop at """a.s .'"s ." '4t% Sos, = s a. " 500
1st rs.p. A''"sas nrass pfas9 n"ss 81 A"roeene go
$3.50 Da,"a '"s'A, i,a n" nog"n "saa' 'seN ov"" Sc
y o5s F1v@ sr 12c
""1,he ,'s s''s ."'"'', 10 pr"ss se'$ pr"ho 96
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Cd 1DO 2 HODIN

Si30 bile hdcko>ane pokry yvk., velke e . slel
dvojite postele, jen 2 kupc, pffzemf r - -
sarsv "asm5 naGvs noss" asHlh0vs y'r SOC
Hetske SI.OG deStnfky bavneneh tafetu, 7E n
ruznych velkostf, prfzemf jen ........ OT
Muzske S1O0 kosfIe o prace, modrp - N.
bray pfipojenym lfmcem, prizem jen
thInpecke twedov6 Obieky, celovlnene co = -
dobfe site jen 112 lotu 2. patro 4O'~
Damske S3.33 az S4.95 bIHzy tieback, i 01 90
georgetu krepdeSinu dl. ruk. T. - - -
SIC bungalow zasttry. navy perkalu ~ A
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vclkc Z. patro tuto hodinu ............ -
.5c sot!s, e p s. vyb. jakost jedn. ruzovy I z N.
kostk. ma detske saty sllepeuf ward
Bomaci St.t~ stresicky danny. kulate g a
8pick>. gumove podpatky, sklepent y
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Cd lODO l1HODIN

betskc &i,uthy letn vahy, bez rukavu, yelk. - =.
Id, malou chA bou przemi en zl -
"1nA" "n"a 'e "n"" r,a" sal@F's"" '' 75c
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"Tn ranN nasm' snpsvnSNo @ l""n" 3c
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Vsech velk cd 6--10, parto ien IA n - -
G7c kuchy ynske zastery cerneho satenu GO a
princess kapsou, A, patro jen ..... o|
konGoieose obd6inf,>,. velkosti 9x12 stop g =
bez okraje bezvadn6 Z. patro jen ~
NottinghamskS zhcIony krnikos@, malou as n.
tovarn vadou nGkolik vzoru, : patro jen
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jen q nebo kupct 6. patro jen 20 Y
lee si.ienicits Nodu. zlatou paskou o.
prisnIatck@ sklo. I. patros a.,....... Z IN
tosiesni papir Pullm;tn vyb jakostf ok.
til role krabic {. natro ............ IN
Zoe iedndouchl orEandin. jennie nod. 80 OlL =.
s, ozdoby cele satv, omez. barNy - - :
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Cd IL DO II HODN

Dan,sk& .ac rui>a>ice zbyly lot, kozenyc ch, a..
odstnu, Nstk Nsech velkostl, priz.
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kosti cerVcnSm pruhem, pffZemi yard - ~ r
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bile pruh. nep pos<. pro zenl dfvky, 1. p.
S395e samet- koberce. bez sVu. Argona q y az
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yard sir, kr6m neh beige role, .. y. - r
S-4' s" @.""ns',s-' .-o fs,e 'S poF'"a" $1.45
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kos velke, I. patro jen
lie hfieny museifD Langdom IS znamkN. 1O<l
tezkG, zaruccn6 hodnotN. skleponi yard "a 7
Mu.ste S2.as knlhoty, ptkhy tmavopruh q AS
vzor plnl strih zllo1. 30-42, ski.
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Cd z DO 3 HODIN

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NellI l1A5l, 5 cervenym pruhcm, prlzemi r
Zoe krajks, move cluny krajky brasiery q q.
~ Pa pad. sir. prfzemf jen ............ OT
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Daniskt AiNutky letni vahy velkosti Sc az 50,
pfizemt tuto hodinu jen ............. w
hi"l. prnci kaihoty khaki platno neb beach 60 n,
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Diver praci oh'eky $40 az S4.95 h. CT *
ktere malo poskozene, 3. patro jen II -A'N~
tajo,e znst@ray jen bile karnvrem kapsou =,
a tkalounem pasu, T. patro ........... y
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zainch. I. patto jcn ........... - Y
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Cd DO 4 HODIN

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kNafto$a, plnou zarukou, prizcmf 10y
'oe d""s"' >"'s'n'A'' $ pehnSm pruhem (Sf.
oNfubN obSite, pfizemi .,................. NY
Diver ioe nnion triha letni NahY, dNazky, - ..
None kolenech pro 12lete, prizcmf o1S<
fsnxskt SIs5 pajamas. perkau, lot 2bYlych q 4
$500 tureehe rucnik., biene, obzvlaste vel GE <a
Ike ssave, prvotrdnf jen Il kupci. priz. wv
Damsnc iuii.i- streSfcc s1.9S II. mekka Ct paN
kuze, koz spitcky podesNc, sNlep. Y =
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dfvky cd GO let nektere posp 8. patro ~
S*c kaninoik., praci saten, pletove barry, RE a
krajkon ramennl paskou, t. patro Jen 'T
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pfedtist. modrG. hnGd6. zccne .. patro " - :" sS
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rozvlhtny dGtskG pradlo sklep. yard w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-31

smith Cove Iefmtnsl-flcf h~nf itsf.
dent urant. Pier b-~h'r fFssinsh'
n.,i street Terminal -s,r Admiral Evans,
pier s-fstr Rainier.
pier g--Atr Victoria,
pier A---tstr Admiral Dewey,
fsntnn rsrtftc Tesminai--str waksna
Pacific coast Coal hvnksts--t. =. l.
rsssns coast Engine werks-ssr Mshs.
welt
Auassic sire, Tsrsninsi--atr steel Sci
snttsf
a..tsis 1sour unls-H,r vsricar.
stacy street Tefmtnsl--u. n g. =. barn.
Mnssuss. ocean Tsfmissi--s,r Cen
taftan.
apst.o. stree, Tsrrnirsi--Htr ri.iadss.
Uensrsi pe,taleum uoek--hsr hAninA~.
ctr W ". iisfFtn.
roda Drsaocks--u. 4. c. =. Delivered. sir
HrEutun
o. 4 shipping Heard Meerinrs-H,r csess
KEYS Delight. HiissFade. iabfico.
E.drtaHe. West CahohtA. teeniufn. An.
"a n. Morse. West haftlaaa. Wsising-
safd.
puget souaa prids. a Dredging CO..
str Patterson.
Auss nhirysfa nhipSsrd a Terminal
Hfr Roosevelt
~s,tiston's Mill tug Ne. Nonsrrh-
coirnsn Creesots Worhs-achr Thislls.
Hsstssnan's pf1deek--air NikA
winsio~ Marine nsiiwsy-bfrs facineo.
oeiffau. lark Belfast. tsfEs co7uit-
lam CITY. bksn VIM. Nottingham
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HERE'S IN nnnouaAlo, rnlh STARTS
MORE Oil IukRnQNN IkIp ON
ABOUT TV VII sUssS s"ss PAGE 1

them ut that time. but by
o'clock mist had arisen and the
snow peak was not clearly seen.
Which somewhat Eummed up
our plans 10 visit q snow field.
We figured Iilsc this: Tho n lot
Of people like 10 play about In
the mist and fog. we'd better
not. II would be somewhat sad
II ono Of US should stray away In
tho mist and not be found. IL
would be so embarrassing and
difficult 10 explain to our friends
nj home. " upon returning from
the trip. our number WIRE Just
-. when u should be 10. We
decided 10 postpone our snow
trip until 'ihe next time"
hut we postponed nothing else
no meals. nor sightseeing trips (,
points nearby tho inn. We went on
In little groups TO gaze up at Pin
nacic Peak. TO at on the rocks neai
Edith Falls. and 10 visit tho guild
house. We induced Hans and Henry
the two Swiss guides. to yodel 70
us. Numerous OF us have been prac
ticing that yodel ever since.
IL was o'clock when tho fou
buses in which we had Travelled tn
day before rolled up to the I'M
again. We weren't the least bit gia,
20 see them. We had grown some
what attached 20 Paradise In tn
past - hours, feeling just as mucl
az home sliding off and on tn
leather chairs In the lobby as III,
the remaining 800 guests who oh
served us gleefully thruout our stay
We are back at home now. bu
we're never going to forget Paradise
We're talking about Il IN our sleep
All us little girls are Just wonder
ing how we can get there again. bu
all us little boys have firmly mad
up our minds TO be bell.hops at tn
inn next summer.
T.. S.--The telegram letter writer
by us "Wednesday morning at Para
disc has just arrived.
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wheat and DAT
PRICES Low R

CHICAGO. Aug. 3t.--whcat and
oats prices dropped on the Chicago
board OF trade today. while corn
held steady. The decline Of wheat
was caused by lack Of buying pow
err. little demand BY exporters and a
heavy movement Of the Canadian
crop. Provisions were irregular.
September wheat opened up ~ at
31.Bfh and closed down &c. Decem-
Der .cpe ned up &c at ti.02 and clos
ed down fc. May opened up AZ at
3i.07A and closed off &C.
September corn opened off &c at
6sc and closed unchanged. Deem
Der opened up sc at 81 nc and clos
cd up nc May opened at 57hc, un-
changed. and closed up nc.
September oats opened unchanged
ut 3f7sc and closed off &C. Decem-
Der opened up nc at 3s4.c and clos
ed off Ac. May opened unchanged
ut 81 &c and closed off &c.
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Late E. l.. Carretson
Is Accused in Suit

TACOMA. Aug. 3f.-Suit to recov.
or $4,000 which. they allege. was
misappropriated by the late Ellis
Lewis Garretson. has been filed In
superior court against Carretson's
estate by three sisters, Alice G. Sea.
man, ELLA King and Martha Buten.
Garrctson was past imperial poten.
tate, Ancient Arabic order of Mystic
Shrine. and president OF the defunct
plymouth Investment Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-31
EGG PRICES IN
new ADVANCE

Tho egg market was slightly firm.
er Thursday and effected a rise In
the quotation. Fresh ranch white
shelicd eggs brought cent more.
making the price now 30 cents. and
mixed colors 20 cents. Pullets were
unchanged.
The damp weather n decreasing
activity on tho hen fruit and vegcta.
bio market. Some jobbcrs complain
OF very poor trade. No price changes
were made on the street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-31
BUILDING IN
BIG GROWTH

Building permits issued for the
first eight months OF this year total
st3.ffs,115.
This is an increase of IS per cent
over the figures OF last year for the
same period.
Seven OF the eight months this
year have passed the million mark.
The record by months is as follows:
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Confidence Noted
on N. Y. Market
Avn. sTnErT HOFFMAN. FTNANrTAI. nf.vIEW

FINANCIAL. REVIEW
Aug n
the
IL, displayed
conspicuous
would nfavosbe eEsrdng the
1875 Ar
or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-31
BANK CLEAItINGS
THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS

are open In the United States civil
service: Assistant In cotton class.
ing. assistant plant introducor. chauf.
feur. computer, junior aeronautical
engineer. junior radio engineer. reha.
billtation assistant OF veterans Blu.
rcau, research assistant in child
hygiene, trained nurses. Apply at
Room 3o3. postoffIco building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-31

ANliN ID-Aaa AH'
D.rsy from Tacoma via Everett i'si-
i,ushsm, Anacortss aud Vancouver, -. -
al sgtB a m str Maksna from h~lu+
more Via balboa. nan Pedro. zen ffan.
elnao and Tacoma, ~ $50 .. mss ~
Hatnlsr from nah ffanci~co Via hH'hnh
nam At a IA Aus ao-htr Saginaw
non. ban Francisco via MukiiirY. ~ "a
A.. m. ctr Birmingham cry from EttI-
EFT, at ~ y. m, str steel scientist from
naltifnofa via balboa. San feate' -"
Ffanplnoo aud Portland. AZ a m 81
wu.- ~. Hsrfin from Han Francisco. -
10 a m. afr hegpiua from Natpaf also
via Msjillonss. Balboa. hAn ieatn' $50
Ffantiscs and Tacoma. at stbe y M ~
Prince Rupert from Prince hupet We
ports AZ tIG .. M. slr Mia Ia TOW OF
tus nsa Monarch from Port Nhtets
Vancouver, a. O.. AMI Cook Point, Nan-
couesr island. at y. m at hse-ils
Mahousy from ban Pedro sia hah 'fan
cisco snd Tacoma. at iits y. N, su AL
mlrui ESans from bouthpsHisfn We
nouthaaetsrn Alaska. 81 ~ ., ~. ~
port Angeles from Port Angeles. al ilt-V
q. IN achr Thistio from nAn tfaneisee'
sAii.Ii,--Aus. si-str WIN. ,, Her
ssn, at noon str ~. u. lovsioy Tor Ia
CONE az sac a. m.l ar ttosAhs he
hoasy for san Pedro Via Auhhiso. '.'t
Angeles and Bsn Francisco. a. a ~
.ts Admiral ftodnan for Hidden Toilet VIA
kstrbthan al titS =. M sff hirmsnE
nam city for Boston via Tacoma. AnA-
esftan linton nay. a. G.. san ffAnsisep.
san pedro uait,aA and New YORK ~
s1os !. ~. Aug se--Htf frtave Rupert
fsr Prince Wnpsrf via rofts. Al itit* "
M ctr Tokt~a Aafu for fohe VIA i"ho
hanA. Al tits y. M str for, anEe.as tsr
a.n lfaneisoo via Tscomas at midnight
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Weather Bureau Report

TArooHii Island, Aus. 4il--A - -
--.naromstsr rising. rain, wind south
II miles an hour Passed la. two-msss
tanker. black stack. OF ; q. m' fsA@'"
out. isthmian liner. probably str ehst'
ianooxa city. At sac = nj sir Win
yellow stack. oirelsd with letters m y.
y. ~" on. at biso a. m. thfse-"a'.
steam sohr, green bank with white -
on ataeh probably nU Virginia cisoh'
81 a. m str bdmofe. 80 cav a. ~,
tws-inAst motorshlp. probably the hlbeI
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cited was food--ssrred 10 US AZ Ma
tionai Park Inn. at Longmire. The
third was the first view OF tho snow
white mountain. when II suddenly
popped around curve. then hid u.
self around another. The fourth was
the arrival Mt Paradise. After that
we didn't keep count. We were too
busy.
Among the events 20 occupy us on
that first afternoon and evening were
hike to the edge Of the Slsauaiiy gla.
cier and peek down on the Ice. din.
ner with which Ice rream and pump.
kin pic were served. a look nj tho
moon thru telescope. a sidc.iina OBJ
servation OF the grown-ups dancing
In the evening. and. finally. tho bus
tie and tumble Of getting into bed IN
the two little dormitories tho park
people had arranged for us.
They had arranged for us In
detail. because they know We
were coming. More than n week
ago the seattle star. the Taco
ma Times aud the national park
people co-operafed Ia bring about
the two-dsy party Of orphans and
near-orphans from the two cities.
Everything WAS ready. II took
Just George VI. Reynolds. chair
man Of the board Of directors Of
the Continental and Commercial
bank Of Chicago 10 put the fin
ishing touches when the or
pbans arrived Tuesday.
"Oh." declared Mr.. Reynolds, whs
happened 20 he among tho guests nj
Mt Rainier. "orphans--weil. we'll"
Then he added TO the manager Of
tho inn; "Supposing l leave with
you 800 bill. VIII you see that II
Is divided among the 20 little peo
ple9"
That's how II happened that iittis
were passed around our tables in tn,
Paradise Inn dining room wednes
day morning. We were so pleased
we almost forgot TO eat
About the eating. however. in gen
eral: We were the guests ~ some
what arisfocrafic place. We did ~
wish to do things properly. Yelled
one OF our i0.year old gentlemen TO 9
butler just after pie with ice cream
on top had been served as granc
finale to the Tuesday nights dinner
"Pst--hey. boss--come ere" Th,
butler stalkcd over and bent down
SAY" spoke our 1o-year-oid. eyes or
the ice cream and pic. How I'M
supposed to kill this--with a spoor
or fork2"
But 20 continue: wednesda,
morning. that morning featured b,
the $3.50 envelopes. did not begir
with breakfast. Tho numerous mem
bers OF our little group could not b.
dragged off the lobby chairs tn Il
.. m. the night before. the risin,
hour for many OF those same mem
bers was o'clock. Not that anybod,
HAD 10 get up at o'clock. Bu
some people just couldn't stay in bed
The office clerk reported later in tn,
day that the first guests up in IN,
hotel that morning were four it'll,
boys. who trippcd gently past hi
desk at 5:f5 "a. m. softly opened tn,
door TO the veranda. then proccede,
10 sit down on the steps and discuss
the possibility OF the mountain slip
ping down on top OF them. explain
ing enthusiastically just what step
they'd take " they saw n coming.
The mountain was clear before
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EHHrrHhJH VHOfhfInus
Cattfe--Rec eipts. ~. Market slow. Res,
steers. t7.75as.z5. fair 70 good steers
ss25u7.75; good to choice cows and
heifera. t5n $50: Gamers. $500 2.50,
bulls. l5Mf. calves, s4mfO.
Hogs--Recsipts, So Market weak
Prime mixed. i0.5oWii, heavies. $50
$40: pigs. fi0W1g.75.
bhesp-Receipts. 7sf. Market steady
East Of mountain lambs. tf00ff. val.
ley lambs. 500; yearlings, 1901,
vethers, s50g. ewes. f20s.
Buffer---g7 q 40 10.
EgEs-zi % 7ic doz.. buying price.
Glbeese---zs a. zoe ID.
Hens--12 u zzc ID.
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RAIL STOCK OFF

NEW YORK. Aug. 3i.--Three
thousand shares OF preferred stock OF
the Chicago & Alton railroad. now
in the hands OF receiver. were sold
Mt 4. off 5i1 at the opening OF the
New York stock exchange today.
Five thousand shares OF common
were sold az }. off az.
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Cstfie--Hs~sirss. Lice. Market steady.
steers. ts97.te. cows and heifers. "
0tsIt. s,erksrs and feeders, tsu1.ss
bulls. ts.teat9ts calves. tt6s.
Usx.--nsceipts. i.eeo. Market fe8fte
higher Tor. fs.sts hutk. tfte0 t.ek.
sh~~t,---Rsceipsa. t.ocn. Market steady,
Lambs tit0f7ss. s~es. ts0t.t.
feeder iamha. fii9ts.
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NEW YORK. Aug. si.--F Foreign ct
change opened easier. sterling. tsssa.
of u francs. to.0Tei V. OFF NV: lire,
so.osSsh "a, off 9; marks. so,o0os. off ~.