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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
BUFFALO, WYO.
unGu PRICE FOR WOOL
wyoming wool sold la chicago FOE
30 - cents Dor Pound

special correspondence,
Dunolo, Wyu, May h? Tho highest
prIuo over paid fur Wyoming wool ha5
boon received by Mhogle and lnbbhrd
of lbN place, whose cllp, usgToguIlng
10000. was sold 40 Chicago Row daya
ago inr "B'p cunts prr pound netting
Che uNuDa ov,r 80 cents, 1hls vert.
llos tho prediction made some tlmr
ago that unsecured wyoming wool
would ~ 30 % cents before the proaens
N-ANnn llnanl
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PROVO

Tho DAILY Newn H delivered BY carrier
IN Provo carly every evening sundays
uAcopivu 900 One WWo turuH Uf M Nat
luRD.W uDuif r"r month an complaints
requests fur changes ui address ana pay
Wouft of aDyuuNtH should h. made 60 H.
u Dupdlly al2 wvst ith North street
Provo Advert Hum0nA aud Ordclg Tor
Church works U|uu ruyplvcd.
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MOAB.
SCHOOLS CLOSED,
Most successful Educational Year In tho
History ~ Moab

Special Correspondence
Moab, Grand 60, May ?l,-1ho pub.
10 schools OF Moab closed last Thurs.
day, having finished one Of the most
profitable school years IN Its history,
The Central school under tho direction
of Prof i NJ, Nelson has shown some
excellent work Tho entire CORPS NJ
teachers, Misses Christian, Wheeler,
Horgonson ana Peterson, seemed 70
have caught tho excellent spirit 70,
uuirod Tor good work, and they have
splendid results 10 show Tor their Ia.
bore, The discipline IN the schools
ana ON the grounds was Indeed come
mendablc,
The closing exercises woro held IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
rrNnRAL Oh NJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The funeral services Of James NJ
WonnlngtOn were held IN the wnr
Westinghouse l0Ft sunday The house
was MED win sympathlgng frlcndA
The choir rendered sacred and applOs
PIRATE music, and consollnF addrosecN
were delivered by Elders william Jol.
forlos, q, H. Buug Bishop WUthall,
each culogl2ing The good lie ana chhr.
Uctor NJ the deceased
The deceased was born I'm ponngyl.
Nanin, Jan 3. 1881 boing "A years old a.
his loath which was caused 10Y general
debility lie Cano 10 Utah IN 1889, ana
Was one u the old pioneers Of Grants.
vile, being one Of It's nrst settlers,
About two years ago he moved to OAK.
Icy Ida whore he died May ", 1905, his
remains being brought here for burial
lie leaves "a wife ana three children 10
revere HIS memory
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
ESCALANTE


Special Correspondent
Escaanlc, durnold Goa May l9"-The
warm days have started the snow Oh
the mountains melting rapidly and
there " about twice az much water
coming down the creek an can be got
into tho ditch, There IN no good place
on the creok 10 store this surplus wa.
ter, which IN one OF the very unfortun.
ate things for our town, as there N
always u scarcity NJ water IN the lat
Ter part Of July and through August
and September
The sheep mon are about through
shoaring ana are Fastening 10 the
mountains 20 got on their lnmbmg
ground, They report one Of the best
crops NJ wool they over ehearod and
the sheep are In splendid condition,
Ava Pratt who has been very sick
for some time, Is able TO be about
again,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
ST. JOHN.
NEW BISHOP CHOSEN.

Death Of wallace 81 Ioor Of clover.
Cold wave,
Special Correspondents
st. John, Tooelc Co., May o., prcsl.
dents Gowans ana Richards OF tho
stake presidency met with the Saints
here yesterday ana partially Morgan.
l2cd this ward Elder John H. Rus
sell was chosen Bishop, Bishop John q,
Ahlstrom having resigned A meet.
Ing VIII DO held June 4, AZ which time
the ward organization win bo cons
pleted
A cold wave has struck this valley
reiardlng the growth OF vegetation.
Wallace IT. Joor son of Ephrnim
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ALTON, WYO.
roREsTREsERvE BOUNDARIES


special Correspondence,
Alton. Wyo, May "a -EngIn,srs Of
Cha government have gono To- the Teton
forest rutVlVu, near here, 10 cStAblish
the new boundaries, All lands avail.
ablo for settlers and those OF sQuAttcrs
VIII bo eliminated az far as possible,
thus fulnl,Wg tho promise made by
Gov Brooks here last fall thdt the
government would do this,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
yrosram for Closing Week and
List Of Normal and Com
mcrcIal Graduates,
CLOSING or PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
rlrhlh Grade Graduates Number 80
burial Of 0rlaod Mcbride
Noyc,.corcy Engagement

ogden Utah, May 2G-.rhc Weber
Eake academy commcnccmont ever.
tses viii bo held In the Ogden tabcr-
ntclo ON tho oyonng NJ WcdnesduN
May 81 AT o'clock rho week from
May 20 to June viii be very busy
time for the academy students
Commencement week, May 20 TO june
|!
Class day exercises, Academy Mon.
day. May 90 Sp, M.
Junior class day exercises, ACADEMY
Tuesday May 30, Sp, M
Commencement exercises, Tabernacle,
Wednesday May 81, SIP. m.
Alumni Academy Friday june 2, 3
r.m
Fed day, Lagoon Thursday June I,
COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM.
Selection u,uuuW 8. A, Bruus Band
Entrance " draduatcs
Chorus "Tho pottlllou' r,,.,,.u
u,uuu,,, u,t, ACldomy choir
Invocation,
Selection .r,,uu,W 3. 4, lmss Band
University NJ llfo' Ontorsporsod
win musical HclccllOnOn,,,,...,,,.
Entrance u,u,,,,n,EtD llalyorson
Homo llfo ,u,uppDolphlu llptglor
School Training ENolh Hollands
ilghor Education uuuNnIlou NolnHp
Practical Llfcu.,..l Reuben Saunders
.laIe1lclory william H. Manning
tOeolonH uatt,n,u,t,pls. OrChpAtru
Presentation Of diplomas n.,,..Dr
joe N Tanner, Supt church schools
Chorus Anchored, .,,Acadcmy Choir
Bcnodlction,
GRADUATES
Four Years Normal Course Marion
A1elne llolnap william y. MANNING,
Lindsay Glen Thompson, Reuben Saun-
dcS Alice Matte Taylor Horny Bol-
nap OrlIndu W0olley, Marion Francis
Hlgglnbotham, Estela Hollands, Doll
phlA Adella llctzlcE
Three Year Commercial Course.
blanche Greenwich.
Two Year Commercial Course Eyp
tnrah lleRlor Enle RallRnDyne Noslu
tnAW Hattie Lambert, Esther Amelia
LVcmon. E'ta Emily Ilalyowou, 10.
'epD Anderson,
PUBLIC SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT
tho regular meeting Of the board VI
oducallon was held last evening
slpi Allison reported lhat No had
Held n meeting win the principals Of
lDe Nlrloua city schools ana they were
oeslous NJ having the graduates OF tho
tRnlh grdo, numbering 80, mis- year
Unlle m giving d program AT the Grand
uPtta House next Thursday evening.
WhlGh VIII practically DO the Initiation
1 lhe feshmen into the high school
mo program, consisting Of musical and
n'ghry numhoye 10 ho rendered loht.
W nom the schools, The board Approy.
~ NJ lho proposition ana Appropriated
,ol win which 10 dofruy the expenses.
lO' opera House management gavo
WgtlM rate for the occasion Tho
,Khlh grade graduates thla year mum.
N,n iar moro than last year,
. lNo Superintendent also reported that
WE hlgn school commencement oXor.
cues WI be about a. outlined, Tho
ky halt Of the program WIN be of
upoul ON hours duration, when four
V'pcls VIII be read n number NJ must.
.al numbers rendered, ana tho dlplomng
r.etonled, the second hair Of the pro-
nam wiz consist ~ tho prosonlaiIon
~ crock play.
,.,n' laet examinations VIII No held
KY Monday, which practically com.
'Tlob ine school year
'"o blds Tor the furnishing Of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

be- a baseball game at the Murray now
baseball park between Murray aud
Eureka Murray Intends 90 oountora0t
tho scoro made last sunday by the Eur
okO boys
WEDDING RECEPTIONS,
In honor of the marriage OF jennie
Freeze and A. y, White "a reception
was given by Mr. and Mrs, James u,
Freeze al their homo Thursday evening,
Many flcHdB were present 70 congralu-
late the happy couple,
Miss Lucy ioWcna Wright, who has
been employed by tho Deyolet News for
The past year No. bookkoopor was mar.
rod a. Ey0rott H. Furrow Thursday,
May 49, 4 very enjoyable tImo was
spent ~ lho evening at tho homo Of
the brllo'g purouls. Many relatives anu
friends participated IN tho reception
ana wished che young couple happiness
and success
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
E =, ", g,.7 FOR eo
sES,,I'S,|}sS#l1ETEIE BLOOD
Is l(GSSySSIzzIVES go ,,n.,,,5,,.. ,,,,., 10 ,.,

WNWg&GI |~>| "S. S, s. for the blood has grown be
" household saying, When the blood order or
egS treatment from any cause this great remedy the m thought of
ana used by thousands people all over the country because Il superior
70 AL other blood purifiers II purely vegetable remedy and willie
Tnees the circulation ali poison morbid matter
So builds the entire sysm tonic During the
w months the natural ,. , ,,... ,,.., .,, .,
Ves OF bodily waste have Ths .ulG ou pu ..' Ben
ome dull aud weak oud u a , GT anvil % T 6I
ed TO perform their full pyto, made mo n'oe bran the nae
uyhe blood has ardm
kh and amount NAL healthy condition appetite returned
pons aud waste mat increased weight that tired feeling left and
Yrs have accumulated IN waa again myieH
va, system and been alb. columbus ONO VCTroR SIVmlEs,
Ml@d Bit With the com. N'r h''pman "u washington "''"
@ Spring aud weather blood stirred TO quicker
on aud IN liz throw acids and poson the skin au
M Bo pmpes botches rashes and cnpons and
Wv until the blood and made pure S. athe ideal remedy
lh condition II clears blood Of all impurities makes rich and
Sang and these skin troubles pass away Rheumot caa Chronic
Of NV ana Ulcers Scroiul Contagious Blood Poison and al other diseases
blood cured by Book the blood and advice de-
'' "e' Of charge yWE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,. ATLANTA, Ga.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
Low RATES EAST.
Via ID, g. ", g., May ~, 20, June
Juno y, n, 10, ~,

Annual Teachers Excursion 10 Chi.
eago, So Louis, Omaha, g. Paul AMI
all points east AZ rata NJ one limited
fnro Plus two dollars for the round
trip. ftopoycrn allowed Final limit
sept 18th, SEQ ID, g. A. q, og,nt for
parllsplars, -..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

President briggs gave notice that
he would like tho people 20 turn out
Monday ana give another search FOR
the lltuo ll-yo0r.old boy OF Mr. and
Mrs pficstley. who was lost some time
ago IN q snow storm More or less
searching hus been done for the boy
since he was lost and N he In not
found with the turnout tomorrow II
VIII DO given up,
The weather continues very wet and
cold M llmoN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
nllAllNNT NEMN ANENT.
MR.. AND MRS, JOHN WEIGH
Celebrate sIstls,h wedding Anniversary
Wedding and Soeiols,

Special Correspondence
Brigham CITY, noXcldor Coz May %
Mr. and Mrs John Wolch Wcro guosts
" a host " children, grandchildren aud
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m,niaI t'l,elloina rendered Dy come OF
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J'llN W. LEW ~ h''H VIZ
IDnu a. IoVIg who lpn Mammoth
,nry hg month ana whose relatives
h.lo uInpu thon bcou uyng To locate
him. irllIuu that he had met with am
accident on Win foul play. he's been
uuIu from. he ig ,n frisco ANA ne
NDI, m the Horn silver mine MS
brother q Ugo II, Lewis, county as
SCISSOR ul This county had ID convorsn-
l4'n "'1 hlin 9Nfr ne g,, pn3IH , S'si,Snrn
uu uoJ llvu amy reason for hs dcpar-
WN nom Mammoth, without lultlug
hIH destination be- known, The relatives
m lhis county learned that he had
leon seen going I'm tho direction of
frisco, and got word 10 him through
the constable AT Frisco mat thoy would
l.ko tu talk to him over the phone ana
This brought about the conversation,
uAy,pr.n,vts ,,,,rniNr
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William Davis. 2N, aud l.orona llag-
ard. gA both of American Fork, were
married here. yesterday by County
Clerk dee.
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Prof I,u}d hns roneon 10 feel proud
.oi thn prpni ,ul,rcss of his onorp. oTho
Urgglr student proeonlod 6v Ma
music sudrptg nj inc opprn house lnpt
pypuiup. ii IA conceded 10 he inc boat
uport vpt urospniod hy prof. luuJ
which 'Ig ,oumrndntlon enough. mo
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
OGDEN DEPARTMENT

Calculator, John u, NoGrerop
sil wash AVE-. Telephone G5.x.
oiIIco With lumher. Iauor 90,
poymtnu ufiNcI..ly Saturday
hhl SOM .N|N ?. oH snuulI bo
lnNlo lp iNn DItlHHl uo|Nury
nv gp up, Dmf.tf 800 l'Ia Same terms
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
TEA

We want your goodwill
and your money not one
cent without that goodwill
Noo roru islon' SoJ mon.y Il ysa tonr II.
schllIogt BsN,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
POCATELLO, IDAHO.
Mrs, George t. smith Ilonorsd- Recent
Weddings IN poeaiollo,
Spoclal correspondence,


pocatcllo Idaho, May 2l,--Mrs,
M0lhlldA = H. Smith, wife " Mr.
George n. Smith, aud first counselor
IN the stake Relief society was treated
to q pleasant surprise yesterday after.
noon by her cosworkcrs and old friends,
the occasion being the siX,Ioth birth.
day OF the honored sister
The lNdios took possession OF tho
house, ana prepared n sumptuous re-.
past IN which the husbands partic-
putcd later Covers were laid Tor ~,
President william A. Hyde was tho
muster Of ceremonies
RECENT WEDDINGS.
Among the recent marriages In po-
cutello may be mentioned Miss Marie
Kohlhcpp and Dunicd H. Bertooh, IN
April, and Miss Ethel a, Harrison and
Leo, H. EdgltY May A. and Miss Lulu
y. saur and Edward Solbcrg today.
Tho notorious llonky Tonk deter-
mined TO rcopon Monday night, but all
hands woro arrested including visitors
and were released on $500 BALL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

The past week has wllnomod two
moro young couples entering the mutrl.
moU,ll state. Misc Sadie WlekcrGun
wods purloy T. Elder, Nul Mlfn Jenny
NartIey ls united win Thomas ~ Row
berry Prospective Weddings arc ua
follows Miss Fanny llabus bud liHr,
old Peterson, Mics Lcvcp johnson ana
and John MilWurd, Miss Jessie Robin.
son md MIR Roswell
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
LEIGH, IDAHO.
sasssssss-,
SEARCH FOR LOST BOY.
80 Trace " Little son ~ Mr. and Mrs.
pflestley, Lost In snow storm,

Special Correspondence
Leigh Fremont Co, Idaho, May 9l,--'
stake conference was held IN Chopin
ward yesterday ana today with a largo
attendance,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
EVANSVILLE.
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION

special Correspondence

'l''Iul ollttloNuoNtN,
GWlVNllp Tooalo TO. May g3,-.'rln
tlnko sunday rrhuol union was
held No. thu academy building ycNWdn
stake fupb william spry called Che
meeting go urluI uJ O. b. m 4 good
approximation uf olllD.rs and tpADhers
from NE dIuuruHl wards being present.
nii"r ihu az unug oNoruiHcl The different
rluHF's tot.lod ln separate apartments
Tor instruction us ID the bust method
of lrlNhlup, uul other sunday school
work. after which they nagscmblol W
the hJgo han for the closing tXurclaoe,
The HraulsNllo shounng corral hln
iusl llulshvi up This seasons work, ana
fomc ~ curs Of wool have boon Hhiprru.
pc cllppIugf or about 5000 head ot
thoop
The FlOh,Du fW.N company OF So.
uIilr, WASH rs booked Ton the Grand
opera llouru Wednesday, the sllh luW,
\ prosperous harvest iH looked for
hS Oh. inrmrw Several new DWELLING
houses are going Uu tnIy summer
among Die lDIdWg on.s ave those l,
Morris Matthews Uul John ~,
Flinders Three machines are now
I'm operation hurug uIwuln Wvlls,
The tosop store has been rcmodolcl
and ptiod NJ iu up.to.dotn style, undCr
the able mnuHpDmuni Of Alr NoclhoV
q former merchant of BWghlm who
Inns now charge of the entire business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

Decoration day win be observed WITH
nal orders OF Murray, Thore win also
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-04-10

clare that they were buncoed in
trading April 4 for the Wellington
hotel, which was then owned by the
Clarks. They say that Clark repre-
sented the hotel to be clearing $S5
month profit and that he held a
leasehold for 20 months and had
furniture valued at $1196 with a
$500 valuation for the leasehold in
excess of the rent.
Hamlin also declares that Clark
represented and promised that he
would sell the Hamlin lodging house
at S21S Howard street for $3.50 and
would effect loan of 5000 for the
Hamlins on the furniture of the
hotel
On these representations the Ham,
Inns traded four lots in Ellis addi-
ton, valued at $1,000, for the Well
ington.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-04-10
PRISONER TOO
TALL FOR CELL

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. April 10
Gus Anderson, the tallest prisoner
ever arrested in Kansas City, was
locked up in the police holdover over
night. Anderson is just seven feet
in height. He was asleep in a chair
in a saloon when a patrolman found
him and brought him to police head
quarters. He was booked as va
grant, but not put in cell. None of
the cells in the holdover is high
enough for him to stand. so he was
given the freedom of the jail.
Il want to leave Kansas City,
said Anderson when arraigned in
court today. II have chance to
travel with a circus and want to join
the show at Lancaster, Mo, next
week. The circus starts out then,
and I'll leave town today. l am
seven feet tall now, and when 1 wear
high heeled shoes 1 am seven feet
two inches"
Have you any money TO pay
flne?" asked Justice Hicks.
NO; I am short" replied Anderson,
and he smiled.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-04-10
RIAL ESTATE NAN ACCUSED Of
TAXING SCHOOL T[A(H[R'5 n0h[1

strated when he declared II was q
job put up on him.
"Those warrants In that envelope
in my pocket were put there by
someone who is trying to job me-"
declared Randolph when the papers
were discovered.
Three of the warrants, which had
not been endorsed, were returned to
Miss Saylor one day last week. The
two found in Randolphs possession
make five and one is missing.
The missing warrant is for $S5
salary and is believed to have been
sold by Randolph.
The real estate man will be tried
on a charge of grand larceny and
stands good chance of making a
long stay at Walla Walla.
Randolph appeared in police court
this afternoon and pleaded not guilty
to the charge of grand larceny. His
preliminary hearing was set for next
Wednesday with bonds fixed at $500.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-04-10

$1,75o.OO0 worth of the most valu-
able tidelands in the city last SUM-
mer.
The fact that transcontinental
line was seeking entrance into Seattle
was divulged by Assistant Engineer
Scott last Wednesday afternoon,
while the council corporations COM
mittee was discussing the Moore-Gil-
man franchise for a street railway
line to West Seattle.
Moore and Gilman want a right Of
way in Whatcom avenue. which is
$50 feet wide, one of the broadcast
thoroughfares In the city. Scott in
had previously asked for right Of
way through the same street, and
he didn't think the thoroughfare was
broad enough to accommodate both
a steam road and a trolley line.
Scott suggested that Moore apply
for a franchise In some other street.
When Scott was asked polnt-blank
what railroad II was that wanted to
get into Seattle, Scott realized that
he had been telling tales out of
school" and shut up like clam. lie
claimed he had sworn secrecy.
Whatco mavenue. which the rail-
road as we'll as Moore are after for
rights of war. skirts the west line
of the big blocks of tideland which
the Milwaukee purchased last year.
This one fact alone clinches, In
the minds Of local railroad men, the
belief that the transcontinental road
which has asked for right of way
can be no other than the Milwaukee.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-04-10
BULL fLk
"pUNcHER"
FOR THE zoo

Mayor Boyd is back from his trip
to the Sound, where he went to pur-
chase animals for the zoo at Mantle
park.
Il bought the big bull elk, Preach :
err at Seattle and at reasonable
price, too" said the mayor this after
noon.
preacher is monstrous big
fellow with a 12-foot spread of ant
lers and has been the pride of the
Sound. He costs us $175, outside of
the Grating and shipping, which will
run the price up close to $3.50 by the
time we get him in the zoo. He's a
great pet and although named
Preacher is an inveterate tobacco
chewer.
Some of those people over there
thought we were made of money, L
guess. One man offered me seven elk
for $4,000.
1.-The two cow elk from Tacoma
will be here in about two weeks
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Miss Saylor is of a saving turn Of
mind, but instead of banks used her
reticule for the carrying of her valu-
ables.
In the bag, the first day of this
month, she had $40 in money and
six teachers warrants, amounting in
all to $500.
During her temporary absence from
her room week ago last Saturday
someone entered and carried off the
bag, the money and the salary war
rants.
For a week past Detective Weir
has been working on the case and his
search resulted in the arrest of Ran
dolph last night.
When at the station Randolph
strenuously denied all knowledge of
the theft.
He continued to deny the crime
even when he was searched and two
of the warrants were found on him.
The nerve of the man was demon
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siles were hurled from windows at
the police and nonunion drivers, In
some cases inflicting severe injuries.
A thousand express drivers may join
the strike at any moment. The EN-
ployers' association threatens to Pc
tition for an injunction In case the
express drivers strike on the ground
of interference with interstate traffic.