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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-05-04
WALLPAPER!

MOrrOW.=NdE
Street hats, walking hats, sailor
hats, all the new designs.
MRS. IDA SMITH
Too many dogs in Baxter Springs.
We hope the marshal will kill every
dog on which the tax is not paid
and he will.
Mrs. T. B. Mckinney left Tuesday
night for Oklahoma City to spend
a month with her daughter, Mrs. F.
w. Wardwell.
Parties are figuring on putting in
a plant here for the manufacture of
concrete Building blocks. Such
plant would pay.
The Baxter band has commenced
giving it's regular Saturday night
concerts. The fiirst one was given
last Saturday night.
My stock of hats has been replen-
ished until 1 now have the swellest
line ever shown in this city.
MRS. IDA SMITH
Fred Easter returned Tuesday
morning from visit TO his wife at
Lawrence, Kansas. Mrs. Easter is
improving in health.
The Christian Endeavor of the
Christian church will serve ice
cream and cake in the Daniels
building next Saturday night.
Work on the big dam at Lowell
will be completed in a few days.
The power is a great sue cess, and
is being used quite extensively.
About twenty Baxter Springs la
dies attended party given by Mrs.
W. E. Price and Mrs. H. A. Brecken-
ridge at Joplin yesterday afternoon.
No need to go away from town
any more to buy hats. l have the
incest line in the southwest.
MRS. IDA SMITH
If you have a piece of property
you don't want to sell, say so, but
don't put price on it which will
scare a prospective buyer out of
town.
De Hibarger, who has been stay
ing with his aunt, Mrs. ]. NJ. Eng
lish, and attending school here,
left Monday for his home in Win
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Danglade and
children of Webb City visited rela-
tives in this city this week. Mr..
Danglade is brother of Mrs. A. ].
Thompson.
Baxter Springs ought to have a
hundred new dwellings this sum-
mer. Sell some of your vacant
property to somebody who will i'm.
prove il.
Sen your vacant property at a
reasonable price and buy more.
Keep turning-let somebody else
have a chance. That's the way to
build up town.
Real high prices for vacant prop
erty never helped a small town.
Have little sense, now, and don't
ask unreasonable prices for your
vacant property.
Don't you know that you sre
standing in the way of the cS:'y'A
advancement, as we'll ae yo vn
interests, when you esk a big Io''ice
for vacant property.
Miss Anna Stewart, who +. been
attending school at Webb City, Wis
tied relatives in this city this week.
She will go from here to Cleveland,
Okla, where her mother lives.
City prices for vacant property
won't do if you want the town to
make any progress or advancement.
Bereasonabie. At any rate, If you
are unreasonable you can't sell.
If you have lot of vacant prop
erty it would be good idea to give
some of Il away-or. at any rate,
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-05-04

Sam King will soon begin work
on $4,000 dwelling house on East
Sheridan street.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-05-04

When you 60 fishing don't forget
a lunch at White Rock.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-28

member ot the Kansas City park
hoard / a reporter for The STAR, and
| ~ not think any objection will be
me, With from any member OF the
eoAra. II would not cost much to put
the small monuments necessary to
define the original travelled way be-
tween Kansas City and Wesport,
"rsut first We shall have 10 have
the route gone over, probably by sur
Neyors, So that there may be no con
trcversy IN time 10 come. j. j
Svn1ond. who Is on the park board
Is nov in California am Just start,
ms ON a hnting "trip, When he re-
turns | shah bring up the subject With
Colonel ] = Richards and see what
may be done"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-28

wines ami caTgeutS 81 temptation by
the sunlight a. duty ana the compass
q d.ylae truth: the bearing up man,
falls, wisely, coarageously for the
honor a Christ, our great leader in
tho coailic, az life"
This pitAy Q~antatioR shows that
religion. To 6e permanently ~influent-
a., mus, be intelligent.
In the beginning o, this paper. a
serious Indictment WIS brought
aEainst oar republic. The indictment
says that bur country is dangerously
and shockingly morally low. east,
west. norlk and south. which presses
Bishop BerReley's words He says;
ITO I've q good patriot. . man must
consider has eoaniryrnea and himself
&s accountable Tor lis acting toward
them"
Another says IN should be the
work Of a genuine and noble patriot
isEn 10 raise the life Of ths nation to
the Jewel CT its privileges, TO har.
aaoniSe It's general practice with its
abstract principles; 10 reduce TO &C.
taal facts the ideals az It's i~nstitutons
10 elevate Instruction into knowl.
edge; to deepen knowledge into
wisdom; to render knowledge and
wisdom complete in righteousness
ard mske the lore o. country perfect
IN the love Of man
Who Ii the patriot 1t Is he
Who knoEs no boundary, race or
creed.
Whose nation Is humanity:
waose oountrynen all souls that
need
Who is the patriot Only be
Whose business is the general good
Whose keenesf sword In sympathy
whose dearest flag Is brotherhood =
Years truly,
HENRY MAcKAY.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-28
Santa Fe Trail
May be Marked

The Santa - trail. or that Part OF
Il whieh passed through Kansas City
ard westport. fnay soon Do marked
70 that Tie iine * followed may be
kno~n % history
The park hoard has become inter.
ested IL he proposition Of preserving
the rsate u ire Old highway. and will,
Il u sho3gAt &c; aside within a short
tIs1s the money neeaes 10 erect a
serfss ~ small grasite monuments or
tablets between the Missouri river
and tAss point sn WesgSyrt nj which
she trait farnes INTO The almost IN.
knows cosnfFy q abe West
II SIN ssfongfY fn fayor Of MARKING
tie old trail. ssse g J. Schneider
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Ao~estead Entry Nc. SAT-.

Department OF the Interior, Land
office a, Santa Re, y NJ. Jan. "a,
1905.
Notice IS hereby given that the
follow ing. named settler has filed
notiee Of his intention TO make final
proof in support Of his claim. and
that said proof viii be made before
u. s. Court Commissioner at Las We,
gas, y NJ, on March IL. 1905. Viz:
Jaan c. Maes,as. for the W i.2, NE
Ia. s - NV IL; Sec. %. T 10. N.
r. IA f.
he lanes the following witnesses
10 prove bis continuous residence
upon and cultivation Of said land
viz;
Pedro Tmjino, OF Rociada, \. NJ;
Teonlo Martin, Of Rociada, y. NJ;
lose de Ia Lpz Romero, OF Sapello, N
NJ Doroteo Romero, Of sapello, n
VI.
MANUEL r. OTERo.
..i-iSi Register
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Homestead Entry No. 1858.

Department OF the Interior, Land Of
flee at Santa Fe. N. NJ. Dec. 81,
1904.
Notice Is hereby given that the fol
proof viii he made before U. S. court
commissioner al Santa Rosa, N. NJ.
on Feb. II. 1905, viz: Hilario Ulibarri
lowing-named settler has filed notice
Of his intention to make final proof
In support OF his claim. and that said
for the NV II. NE IA. f IL. NE IA
Sec. II, Lots / and 2. Sec. IL, T. IL
n. r. IL L.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF said land. viz:
Alblno Baca. of Las Vegas, N. NJ;
Jose Gregorio Alarcon. of Las Vegas
N. NJ; Jose Hilario Montoya, OF Las
Vegas. NJ NJ; Anastacio Rael. Of An
ton Chico. n. Nj.
MANUEL r. OTERO,
Ill Register.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-28

My reason fqr referring ~ th!s III,
eldest Is il order 20 segscst a qaes
sion whieA, psrAAps may take ms
back to nv experience oG aAnding In
New York ard tcctase CT The had
radical changes that have since tAea
occurred In tho lana a liberty. tho
polyEaIn9us saint to The coatrary. nos,
outstanding II yoa asked,
which il ugAi TO-DAY. the noble
agxiheem AZ our ssgsss and pride or
he Stigma 81 the infsray a oar 0an
American rrodaE; ~ TIA; Turkish
sasnthgsoa
Faitss rs stated above. Ahse cie3
and are stan dying, bui religion can
q wil not Gle, NTH the last human
wsa Aaye asaea The shades or spirits
81 tie departed Consider the re-
Agsqns 81 Zcraassn- and Bu5aAa.
ysnse ace ~ ovtr tao thousand. four
hundred years ana sAe disciples *
taQse rraaa characters stIl exigtlaE
In inaia ana Persia. without showing
8 tread towards disappearing, or of
r7owzEx old T;lgsss Ancasat re-
gaars hare undergone some
notifications. int tAeir faith
IN IN oae Lord, sod thsar free
aszn, Fellowship ana character in re-
agsasa r. o fuinIlrnens q ths declare
ria1 that He hath made CT one MT
rs;SoHs q rssa-7 showing. as II ~
p@ars 70 the writer. that religion, or
che religious instinct IN man. Is a.
fbs se1se ~ bearing. OF ot taste or
grneA Ard are nCs the sprents os ghs
star. which lighted and guided The
farxe Wise Ms-a from Persia Syria
er Axsyrsa IN their search Tor a Child
saEl fae Esrreuts bend and curve ard
aathia CD cur eastern aud western
sAoreS
How unfortunate ard wrong IL il
EAat ChEasssans-real and nominal
have hrukea the seamless religion OF
jesus iato TAGGED shreas Of doctrtaal
theology. until, ia despair. sha cry has
goaa for1h Back Ia Jeeus, ARE we
all cses
Hrs yosr cal to a religious life
ss~n that yes may make yourself
t@ster Than yoar aaaaaintaacess II
Ills le yoar stale lea me tai yoa
thai 6 call 10 religion raesnH that yea
ara TO strive always 70 De better thar
Yoarsef.
The ReT. Or JoAa Laird q Scotland
supplies q Eirnsg erplsus,sen q VIA,
religion Ia not. ard ~ha, Il IS he
says Religion Il cot a perpetual
noping over good boosE Hesigios &.
not even prayer. praise, holy orsln
ancea~-these are necessary 20 re
ligion. but religion is mxgaly ana
chiefly the Elori'ying Ord sruiA ths
4 duties and trials 81 the word ths
y guiding 81 our course amid adverse
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-28
Last Message to Man
By Rev. HenryM ackay
Broad Discussion Of the Theme
"The World is My Coon'ry'
To Do and be Good My Re-
Jligion."

The late Rev. Henry hacSa' pe
pared. during the pas, two ''.l'
m,ny manuscripts for The orGe' Ih'
last walk he ever took was 70 'n'
Office. lie brought an article Tor puo
uc.,,or and was on his way hons
when he met with an accident f'n
~. effects az which be never recover
ed. 4 short time before his l@s' -
,oss. the reverend gentlemAn pre-
rarea The following broad minded ana
charitable article. the noble scou
men,T o, which may be taken IS D.
last message 10 mankind
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-28

1851
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-05-11
OLD ENGLISH HONOR FOR
AMERICAN AMBASSADOR

London, May 10, ~ Ambassador
Choas2 was formally called to the
bench Of the Middle Temple last night,
The ceremony was strictly private,
not even the members of other inns
Of the court being present The func-
ton gook tho form Of an ordinary din
ner in The old dining hall which Queen
Elizabeth opened in 1870 and In
whiyh, before Queen Elizabeth,
Shakespeare acted As You Like 1t,
Several rules were suspended last
nigh in honor ot the American am.
hassa4or The members, fully rohed,
took mp places about the haro oaken
tables ANA the henchers filed in, Mr.,
Choata lea ling the parade, though the
newe>t member is usually last The
henyHers passed down the center of
the assembly to a raised table The
usual simple meal was served The
heuvhers uftcrward retired to the par
Lament chamber for dessert Mr.,
Choatg this time walking last, AS he
passed The mcmhet. table tho ASSEM-
My cbrvve} continuously, many ola
lawyers in their enthusiasm jumping
on top of the tables.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-05-11
YALE STUDENT
FOUND IN ROOM
SHOT DEAD

New Haven, Conn May 10. Ar
thur Hascrot a Vale senior, whose
home is in Cleveland. Ohio, was found
shot to death in his room in Wclch
hall one Of the campus dormitor,J
yesterday, and an investigation into
the case is being conducted. Medi.
cal Examiner BARTLETT stated last
night that he believed the death was
the result Of an accident or suicide,
but further than chat he would not
discuss the case. I,'aScrot's body
was found 10y one Of his roommates
and after It vas viewed ~ me- modt
cal examiner was removed to an un
dertaker's shop rho ease Is being
kept very quiet and further than The
fact that the young man was found
dead, nothing official has been given
out A revolver was found near
IIoserots side and there was a bullet
wound In his head
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-05-11
GREEN BAY WOMAN ON
IOWA FEDERATION PROGRAM

Waterloo, Iowa, May TO- The sixth
biennial session Of the Iowa federation
Of women's clubs opened here ycstcr-
ance. Many noted club women of Iowa
and neighboring states have places on
the program, including Mrs. Arthur
Courtnay Neville Of Green Bay, Wis.
Mrs. Sarah Plat Decker, Denver, and
Miss Jane Adams, Chicago Con
gressmal Lacey will make an address
Friday afternoon and Judge G., w.
Bnrnham of Vinton, Iowa, Wednesday
evening.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-05-11

Literary Editor of Chicago Inter Ocean
Expires in Mississippi.

Chicago, May l0.--Dr Oliver Wood
son Nixon, for many years associated
with the Chicago Inter Ocean as liter
airy editor, is dead at Biloxi, Miss lie
was member of General Pope's stan
having been medical director of the
army OF Missouri. He established the
Evening Chronicle OF Cincinnati in 49,
and with his brothe", William Penn
Nixon, consolidated it with the Ciucin
natl Times The brothers Joined in
1878 in the purchase OF the Inter
Ocean. Mr., Nixon was the author OF
several books
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-05-11
MINER DIES FROM EXPOSURE
IN RECENT DAKOTA STORM

Pierre. s. D.. May 10.--Adyices from
Deadwooi tell Of the death from eN.
posture in the recent SnowStorm OF
Michael Kirby, miner The storm
was the seyereSt in many years. The
losses were heaviest on colts, calves
and lambs. Reports have been re,
ceiyea as far ives. as the forks of Bad
river and northwest of HaNby, on the
Cheyenne, and all are ABOUT the same.
The snow was over a tout deep gener-
ally and in drifts six to seven feet.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-05-11
ATTORNEY GENERAL ADMITS
PLEA MUST BE GRANTED.
BEFORE SUPREME COURT
Arguments Heard so as to Get Special
Rulings In the Case Same as the
Murphy Matter -~ Immunity
Claimed by Accused Because He
Testified Against Himself
Madison, May TO-

Madison, May ",
Charles S. Iiaycnor, the former Mil
wuul,oe alderman, convicted of nc.
crpting . hrho, viii be granted n new
trial by The supreme court.
The llayrnor appeal was argued
yesterday before the supreme court.
III Mis- brief the attorney general nd
mitted that llayenor must be granted
d new trial under the came conditions
rs was William Murphy
The attorney general wants the case
argued 10 as 10 get rulings on several
points involved,
Mr. Turner and eNAttorney General
.uCunnor were here arguing for Have
nor
The Hnyenor arguments took M
most Of the afternoon. and as soon as
il was over the Schultz case was
called, The latter matter Ii another
Of The graf cases from Milwaukee
No Decisions TIL June.
There will be no decisions In The
Milwaukee cases until the June term.
Az that time II Is expected that the
court VIII make some important rul-
ingB regarding the grand jury system
aud the trial Of graft" cases
Jacob Schultz, the convicted South
Milwaukee supervisor, will probably
be given another trial He Is under
sentence Of one year IN the house of
correction and Is out ON bail under a
stay from the supreme court
finyenor is also under sentence Of
two years in The house Of correction,
but Is AT liberty under u stay granted
by Chief Justice Cassoday.
In the Murphy trial, October, 1904.
Judge Tarrant Of Milwaukee ruled
that the district attorney and mem.
bcra Of the Milwaukee county grand
jury need not and could not testify in
the case regarding the proceedings OF
the grand jury The decision, which
was awaited with unusual interest
because Of IT'S large scope. was in Of.
feet that grand Jury records are
closed to all Outsiders
The supreme court, IN It's decision
and reversal decided that the oppo.
site of Judge Tarrant's ruling on this
point was tho best law and Murphy
was released April from the house
OF correction.
At the time II was predicted that
the decision Of the supreme court
would be effective In many OF the
graft cases still to be tried, or those
appealed.
Murphy claimed immunity from trial
on graft charge because, ne said,
he had testified before the grand
jury regarding cases involving him
self To prove this claim his law
yers asked that the grand jury rec
ords be opened. In large number
OF graft cases still undecided similar
claim Ii set up.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-05-11

waEunSf" he was asked, because
they are assaulted, shot and they must
have some means for protecting them,
selves aud the compauy'S property,
The attorneys for the defendants al,
temp,cd to show in the cross eNamina,
tton ia, many OF the assaults credited
70 N, strikers might have been perpe~
ra,y3 by robbers or other persons and
thai mauy street hlogkados might have
occurred At any time Eddy will re.
suns NE stand today,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-05-11
E. r. STRAUSS ON TRIAL.
Former Supervisor Of Milwaukee Be.
fore Judge Tarrant.

Tore SuOSC o. S'N'
Milwaukee. May 1o.-Former Super.
visor Edward r Strauss was placed
on trial in the circuit court before
Judge Tarrant yesterday on an indict.
ment charging him with agreeing In
December, 1901. to accept $1,000 from
the Allen Corrukating and Cornice
works, to influence his official action
in regard to the contract for repairing
the roof of the county hospital.
The forenoon. until II. A. O'Clock,
was taken up by the arguments on the
demurrer interposed By A c. I'm
brett, attorney for Strauss, who con.
tended that the indictment did not
state facts sufficient to constitute a
cause Of action. Argument on the
demurrer commenced after Judge Tar
rant had oyerruled without argument
the plea in abatement raised by
Strauss This plea was the same as
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-05-11
Corruption in Russian Army.
Get Three Years Eaeh.

Prairie du CHEN. WIS, May 10
George Doherty and John Nolan, two
alleged Chicago crooks. charged with
burglarizinR the Chicago. Milwaukee
Il st. Paul freight house here were
sentenced 70 three years each at Wan.
pun state prison. They are believed
10 be wanted I'm Ohio.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-05-11

has been made In former graft cases,
alleging that the defendant had no
preliminary examination or emporium
ity TO waive such examination. and
attacking the legality of the grand
jury which returned the indictments,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-05-11
Michigan Student Wins Prize.

Princeton, n. j., May IU--At yes.
ter }ays commencement Of Princeton
Theological college. the Stanton prize
in Old Testament literature was award.
ed to Thomas Z. Winners or Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-05-11
unIyersItx seIentIst Appolnted.

Springfield, Ill, May 10-Dr. J. A.
Egan. secretary Of the state board or
health, has appointed DR.. W. G. Blank.
meyer Of Northwestern university az
state bacteriologist
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-05-11
TAFTFORRATE
COMMISSION
Takes Breath Of Rail-
road Magnates at
Banquet
Declares for a TrI-
bunaI to TX Max
imum Charges
Warns Heads Against
Hindering Popular
Demand

U,oshirot,, Nav Secretary
80, - 49, ooo
l"l' l"'' =
railway men, members OF lhe inter
national Railway Congress, dining last
njgbr as guests Of the American Rail
.,..,+i,, who, oftar beina in.
""' - ~.
ifoauceu aS 'u' 'Ios''e ''0'l' ~
Philippines, ne emphallcallS uecl"leN
that railroad rate legislation must
come. that if the railway men were
wise thev would ala and not hinder
II that the sentiment of the country
IL sucb tnat the failure of proper reg
r1ation meant campaign on the sub
iact maj wouIi 40 no GOOD to the rail
ROADS
Absolute silence reigned as Secre-
torv Taft smoke hi, mind on the sub
ioct If rates He was positively against
government ownership he said, be-
lievinp that nothing so deleterious
con1d come to the country as this So
lrtion Of tbo question. But" he con
timed ",ou cannot run the railroads
o. Won nm a private business. You
must resron5 to the public demand.
If there is danger Of discrimination,
then You must allow ihe estaoliSh-
NJ, .,n. ,,;,o,,i,,,i,,ation y Tho Score.
~. a -, roason why tribunal
,"'s ,,a s5 annstit,ta5 shon1l NOT he
p'UI,,'S =, a,.a,.,. .onsa If mo word
..',i,,,,,,,, ,,+o
- ,. n,,,,o
r'sn o"1
President 9''ll FeS"h' 'S" u '"o
American RalLWay aSsoCld'lou ""d ~
troduced secretary / alt III ms '"P''o
ltN as TOAST MASTER W 90 ""' -
elS le'l lhe instant ne 9'' O''''F Noi'
ciudea. re answer" 'iis 80 - -
length taxing ule we" '','' '"o
70 prevent dlScIllllii"' loil' "o"oi9 ~ 80
ing ana secret Feoal'S' was "'''p'c ''''"
ne vigorously cal4ed III ',e Inio' !,
ment OF that law. Mr. flSH '",Neo u
the vested rights o HioneA ',e' ~ -
the railways ne "polos'"e" Ioi "i
lowing hImseIl 70 pc diverted anu %
he SAT down secretary alt VINO sal
next to INN, Gnerled N . ioW tone'
May have 10 minutes IN "nlcil 10
reply?
Taft Even More Positive.
~ 49, +ha
Tue lllile NJ. M"o So :. aI,ina him,
secretary u'ill1eU !. - - ,1 - 10 oct
sen even more poSi',S % ~ mo . pT
ZION N laNoi ~ ies,9'" n.,tl, o"tl ,e
"ou'0 - ,,,o,.irn,r, rote "Tba
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-05-11
ELEVEN WON EN- DROWN.
Lose Lives in Capsizina Of Rowboat in
Runqary.

Vienna, May lot is reported from
Szaumar hungary. that a rowhoat con
tanning IA peasants was eapsized while
crossing the river Monday and II wom-
tn drowned
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-05-11
WAGONS SENT TO EXTREME
PARTS OF CITY.
NO FLOUR FAMINE COMING
Sufficient Supply on Hand Until De-
liveries Can Be Made as Before
strike--Fightina Still Occurs in
Streets But Of Little Consequence
Evidence Being Taken,

Caicago May lO-The large depart,
mpnt stores and ,hs express companies
yesterday resumed business ON almost
a normal basis. They sent their wag,
ons into the extreme parts Of the city,
in some instances without police pro
lection, and transacted thetr business
without nterrup ion or troub,e CI e.
iouS CharaCter sixteen hundred teams
We're at work yesterday and the mum,
Der will be Increased today. Nutwith,
standlnG this apparent gain, however
there We're strong indications last night
that the strike VIII spread Within the
aeNt few days, not only among tie
transfers, but will involve other
unions as we'll. The drivers ct the
Wonlg TeaminG company. chiefly en-
gagged in delherin flour went out
yesterday when ore OF their number
Was discharged Tor refusing to deliver
Hour to 4 hoycottcd house. The Weu1.
company is a strong factor in the team
owners association which has hereto,
fore sided rather with the transfers
Uulon team with The employers assocja.
ZION, Its stand in line with the latter
or2an2ation was something OF sur
prise TO both sides in the struggle