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Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-16
Sc CLARK STREET..
chicaqoskiss at Henning Berger.
Gustavus.

c~hicagoskiss at Henning Berger.
bet langa taget hade hvisslande
forts fran och tillbaka, vexlat in pa
sidspar och svangt i kurvor, staff still
la, stott till en- smula, gait fran en-
liten bit och SEN tillbaka, ALT under
gala signaler och EFT andl0st r~ingande
med den stora klockan pa ~lokomotivet,
Slutligen gled Diet langsamt in pa sta
tionen.
Genom fonstret kunde endast vag-
mar SEES - rad efter rad; ALA mojliga
slags vagnar, praktiga passagerare'
waggoner, langa Pullmans, splendida
Wagners, diningcars, sl~eepingcars, e
migrantlador, lastvagnar, k%ylvagnar
och har och der angade lokomotiv med
EFT guilt och EFT rodt oga. Hogt upp
svangde semaforer och gr0na och hvi'
Ia lyktor, och marken a betackt al
fin kolstybb, Hvar fanns val en-
platform?
Han hoppade med en- ~kappsack J
handen Oliver de mattblankande ske'
norma. Standigt nya par, som korsade
hvarann, floto hop, bildade kilar, gingo
parallel. De stora vagnarnas buffertar
strackte sig hotfullt mot honom ! jamn-
hold med hans hufvud, som vile de
krossa Diet, kopplingslankarna hangde
ned / stelnade oglor, och sparen lago
pa lur for f0tterna / den djupa skug.
gan. Hndtligen reste sig en- trastall
ming framf0r honom och han klattra
de upp for EFT par t%rappsteg. Pa al
stand sag han EFT h0gt TAX at glas och
jarn stationshallen.
Knappt hade Erik Svensson hunni'
till de stora, upphakade s~vangdorrar
som forde till nagot slags vantsal, ocf
genom hvilka EFT tag af ALA nationers
manniskor strommade, f0rr an en- hant
grep hans arm och drog honom at 81
dan. De kolossala baglampor, hvilkas
skiftande blaljus belyste jatterummet
kastade EFT skarpt men nyckfullt skei
Diver en- individ med skarmm0ssa ocl
uppfalld krage, och hvilken pa foljan
de satt tilltalade steeragepassagerarei
fran Sverige, Erik Svensson:
Halla, old boy, welcome to Chi
cago! Glad to see you, by God, arlii
svensk fran Smaland! Halla, halla
Guds fra country, you know, ingel
kung och inga %prester! lngen skat'
men rostratt for ALA! Tire hurrah 10
u. S. A.! Yes sir, arlig svensk fra
Skaune - hva? S0ker hotel och lit
lie girl hva? Come along, com
along - i morton har du jobb!
Svensson stirrade mallos In e'
harjadt ansigte, blekt, men med ROD
ogonlock. En- stubbad, gul mustasc
och v~attenblaa ogon var Diet enda, sol
paminde ON, att denne nordens SO
nojligen nagonsin lekt bland ragskyla
och blaklint.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-16
sol NoRp.

Fran nordens pol langt ned till sodrs
pollen
Jag sett Ell nagot sk0nare an solen
F0rutom 'henne'', hon min lefnad:
sol. -
Hon molnfritt himlal9valf illuminerar
Hon warmer kropp och sjal, och hor
broderar
Med fagra blomster jordens grona kjol
Det obehag hon vallar jag Ell raknar,
Da till exempel hon sma gula fraknar
Med stralepenslar stanker mig | syn,
Jag ser blot hennes gulddekorationer
Pa land och hat / tusende fasoner
Och hennes k%arleksfulla blick i skyn.
Om vi allenast hade qvallens name,
Fran magra Larppland ned till feta
SkAne,
De blefve tomma yara skafferi.
Men solen ma med skal vi h6gt be.
romma,
Som trollar bar och frukt ur jordens
COMMA
Och lifnar oxen, som skall biffstek bli.
Hvem ar Diet som en- gang gor ragen
mogen
vid lammens klockspel bort i bya-
skogen
Och g0r var tradgard till EFT p~aradis?
Det ar just solen, hon, som tyst och
sakta
Sa full af karlek synes ALT betrakta,
Att med sin blick hon Smaller va
rens is.
Och Diet ar solen just, som kraft be-
sitter
Att locka foglarne till sang och qvitter,
Att CORA lillian hvit och rosen rod.
ia, Diet ar hon, som ifran himlabagen
Befaller manskan hoppa ned | wagon,
Mar kroppen boriar kannas som en-
glod.
vi ha Kept we'd, nu ia vi sol / stallet,
Ty hon 1 kakelugnen skjutit spjallet,
Tills hosten kommer med sin storm
salut.
Hon gatans lykta slackt och rummets
Tampa.
Pa vinterns rock hon sager vi ia
stampa
Och beder oss att sommar'ns losa ut.
valkommen sol, min barndomsvan, du
glada!
M far uti dit ljushaf jag mig bada
Och branna brun den kind, som forr
var blek.
Nu far jag ut till grona hagar styra.
Der far jag Sc din fjaril och din myra
SAINT pIocka blomst och idka karleks-
smek.
Gustavus.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-16
till 20 AIRS straffarbete. Har nj nagos
att anf0ra?

G%aIshumor. Domaren: = Nj d0mes
till 20 AIRS ~straffarbete. Har nj nagos
att anfora?
Brottslingen: = ia, var vanlig och
telefonera hem, sd inte gumman sitter
och vantar pa mig med middagsmaten,
Afund. Herrn Qasande programmed
till en- valgorenhetskonsert: a.. Brut-
toinkomsten ar bestamd for de fattiga,
..Tvafaldt lyckliga manniskor! Forst
ia de ALA pengarne, och sd beh0fva de
till pa kopet int ga hit.
Eft litet missforstand. Preston:
Stackars fru Anderson, Diet ar nog sd
hardt att bli enka, men jag vet en-
frost.
Enkan: - Jasa. Hur gammal ar
han?
Hans forsvar. Frun: - 10, Diet ar
EFT snyggt lf du for. pa morgon-
sidan flick man jul tag i dag, der du
stod och omfamnade en- lyktstolpe.
Manner: - Kara gumman, inte ska
du vara sVartsjuk pa en- lyktstolpe.
NobeIt. Infor rata. Domaren:
Nj ar anklagad for att pa open gaia
ha omfamnat och kysst kommerseradet
KS dotter!
V~agabonden: - Herr domare, jag
ar en- man af ara och vet hvad jag
har att CORA, jag skall gifta mig med
henne.
Den gamle unskarIen. Jag vet
bara en- man, som pa allvar anser sin
hustru for en- ANGEL.
Flera damer Cfrigt): - Hvem da,
hvem da?
- Grosshandlar Edvinson.
En- dam (tveksamt): - Men Edwin
son ar jul enkling!
Den gamle ungkarlen (uttryckstullt):
= Just sa.
En- pix. Professor: Hvad tycker
fru D.. ON min Notwithstanding.
Fru D. (bekant for sina "sma sned-
sprang'D: - Ajo, den ar otvifvelaktigt
mycket trogen originalet, men nog kun
de herr professorns vers ha varit litet
vackrare.
Professorn: - ia ska saja lila fru
d., att Diet ar med 0fversattningar som
med vara fruar. De vackraste a int
alltid de %trognaste.
krisets nytta. Pa supen hos gross
handlare Lundenson kommo revisorp
och fru Lundenson i resonnemang ON
hur nyttigt kriget ar ur en- %synpunkt
l. Diet utvidgar de geografiska kunska-
perna. Revisorn erkande att han varit
beklagligt okunnig ON de filippinska
0arna anda till dess spansk-amerikan-
ska kriget brot ut.
Forvanad och storogd genmalde fru
Lundenson: - Nej, men har revisorn
aldrig last PAUL. BRET till F~illippernat
odets lex. Anna: - Jag ar riktigt
bekymrad for Helena. Hennes envise
Georg har forklarat att antingen ma
ste hon afsta fran honom eller fran
sin lila sofa hund.
Emma: Och hon maste skilja sig
fran hunden?
AHA - NcJ, nun Hdue lolSlduu HoS
att sla upp men sa kan du tanka
dig hennes sorg, mar hunden dog dagen.
efterat.
lika mot lika. En- skollarare fore,
bradde en- af sina ~larjungar att han
licke kunde sin lexa.
l - bet ar nj andra dagen du int
, last Oliver, SADIE han. Och i gar lof-
wade du mig bestamdt att du skulle
l CORA Diet.
l - ia, men -
- Och lofvade jag int dig att jag
skulle ge dig EFT kok stryk, ON du int
, kunde lexan i dag?
A - 10, men mar jag inte hallit mitt
lofte, behofyer ju int magistern halla
g slit heller.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-16
Halfvan gar -
Sjong hopp fallerallanlej.

Hal1Van gar -
Sjong hopp fallerallanlej.
Och han borjade sjunga med Oliver
driven misunderstanding och likale
.des spelad r~usstegring:
Och Peter Jonsson, han sag i Fader
neslandet,
att ambetsmannen forst6rt Diet nordi
ska landet.
Bullret fran nedra vaningen tilltog
bet lat som slog man sender stolal
och bord. Agenten tystnade och lyss
made. Erik Svensson kande sin ore
la%tervanda.
Jag gar ned, SADIE hans ward, van
ia har.
Och han sprang ut.
Men Erik vantade Ell. Mar EFT pa
minuter, under hyilka larmet steg ocl
foil likt ljudet AT valdiga svanvagor
forgatt, grep han sin nattsack, tryckt
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-08-31
British and American
Street Car Transportation

BY j. A Traction Expert
Glasgow have comparatively insignificant mileage 0n
n nared with that of LARGE AMERICAN cities, and no
comparison between systems therefore be instituted
We make charges ACCORDING TO THE DISTANCE
TRAVELLED the same the railroads do Your American
idea of one fare which of ride for several miles, with
fer for several miles more something that would never even
consider. .
With a SMALL. SYSTEM we able to assume municipal
ownership Glasgow prepared to say whether with the
totally different conditions obtaining America it could be made
effective in American cities not
With American system of transfers average rloe IS hoe
than twice az long as ours and therefore, don't believe you can re-
uce fares and expect make profit Ok EV EN ~
PAY EXPENSES.
| THINK THE COMPANY MUST LOSE MONEY ON MANY or the
oNe RIDES IN CHICAGO NICKEL FARE THAT IS UNFAIR TO
THE COMPANY.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-08-31
'ul1 for Fitzgerald or pull out.

Pull for Fitzgerald or pull out.
n n
And next week is court week, and the next.
Editor Allen is doing work on the Moultr1e
.sryer that classes that little daily with the
ia the state.
from the variety of pictures of the peace
US we see in the papers from day to day,
kodakers have been kept quite busy.
The president has greatly strengthened his
Ntation with the world powers in the part ne
ed in the Russo-Japan peace conference.
II any BODY is to write that comic opera,
ested by the Townsville Times Enter
u we nominate Editor Wilson M. Hardy.
N ~
The season for amputating hands and arms
he old cotton gin process has opened with
beet of putting quite number OF life sub
on the list.
The preachers, the papers, the farmers
merchants and drummers, some OF the
|skers and lots of the lawyers are for Hoke,
that's no joke.
While Fitzgerald failed to get new county,
act that she will continue to have one OF the
old counties in the state should be source
nnsolation to her in her hour OF disappolnt-
\ -Hawkinsville Dispatch and News.
Il n
we are not mad about this gubernatorlal
ness, The truth is, we are tickled to death
10 situation, but all the same we are in dead
Sest and want to see it fit out on well de-
il issues, without any handicap for either
npion.
Some of the boys who are steering the anti
Is Smith campaign may not believe that it is
#ible to fool all the people some of the time,
|nme of the people all of the time, but they
|ently hope to fool most of the people one
4. but we refuse to believe that they will
A 81
The Enterprise trusts that every member
lie Weekly Press Association, which ought
nclude every paper IN the state, VIII JOIN III
Effort to simplify the foreign advertising
Mem by putting the business into the hands
ae Southern Special Agency at Atlanta until
meeting of the Press Association next sum-
j. It is impossible to test the plan fairly with
The cooperation of a majority of the papers.
81 81
The hue and cry that is being raised in
q quarters against the State Senate is with
warrant or reason. The Senate is probably
heck on the House-many House meas
meet their death in the Senate. That is
eisely the excuse for the existence Of the
ste, the reason for it's creation.
instead of abolishing the Senate, it would
fer to lengthen the terms of the Senators
years and elect half of them at time.
6vernor aud House of Representatives
Fnra the people at the ballot box every
ue need a safe guard in the Senate
evolutionary spirit that might take
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-08-31
THE KIND WE APPRECIATE,

Auburn, liz, Aug. 70, 1879.
III J. e. MERCER,
Fitzgerald, Ga.
Dear Sir:-Enclosed please find draft
Il $500; one dollar to pay subscription tor
nterprise to Sept, 1905, and one dollar to
ID in advance for one year, to Sept, 1906
I have three daily papers to read every
81, but I can't get along without your
Der, "The Enterprise. like your style
editor. Work steady for your home
wn and strike strong and hard all enc
leg of the town, square from the shoulder.
80 mote it be. "
Il Sorry the press has not more editors
your mold. l wish you success in all
sur interchangeable new county includ-
i. Fraternally yours,
G, PLGER.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-08-31
INTERNATIONAL CANDIDATES AND LIQUOR.

Some of the Novelties dug up the fact that
there was a bar room in the Piedmont hotel,
hostelry owned by a stock company Hon. Hoke
Smith being a minority stockholder He could
no more have kept that bar room from being es-
tablished than the lamented Grady-a minority
tockholder-could have kept the Constitution in
line for prohibition, in the days when it was
vital issue in Atlanta, and the eloquent Georgian
in vain took issue with the then managing editor.
Mr.. Smith like Mr.. Grady, protested but TO no
avail.
No one then expected Mr.. Grady to sell his
stock in the Constitution, even though its anti
prohibition policy and acceptance of whisky ad-
vertsements did violence to his principles as
prohbtionist.
No one has considered the subject in
spirit of "Reminiscences, now expects Hon. Hoke
Smith to sell his Piedmont hotel Stock when to
do so would entail financial loss and would only
give the bar-room fuller sway.
A few Il am holier than thou" Pecksnifian
yawpers masq uerading for the most part behind
nom de pumes, have rabid1y assaied Mr.. Smith,
and, unfortunately have arrayed some really
good men against him-men who are too fair
minded to do Mr.. Smith the I'M Justice of holding
him to account for what he could not prevent, if
they could be induced to look at both sides of
the Question.-Dublin Times.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-08-31

H HE idea in the air the present time that the
pick life becomes the less pleasant that in the making OF
machines is lasting JOYS that Wanted prog
has been in manufactures only and that nddu
ais neither better happier but rather and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-13
JUNGLE JOSH PERKINS"
Rip Roaring Comedy Coming to the
Frnzer Sunday NIGHT.

The Telegram says OF Uncle Josh
Perkins" which comes to the Frazer
next Sunday night October 15;
A homespuu drama holds the boards
at the Empire, and packed the house
To the doors yesterday afternoon and
night. 1t goes by the name of Uncle
Josh Perkins," and must not be con-
fused with Uncle Josh Spruceby" or
other Uncle Joshes." As a pumpkin
pie play 1t delivers the goods. There
Is action and whoop-lah, and 1t Is not
of the slow, draggy pastoral sort. The
villain. in this instance does not come
to the old homestead from the city to
wrong the farmers daughter but in
stead he is the typical country lawyer,
who has been holding the mortgage on
the farm ever since the first bucolic
drammer was written 60 years ago.
There is our old friend, the foolish
hired hand. variation of Hi Holler,
and the little street waif that every
honest old farmer has rescued from
the city slums since the days of Alvin
Joslin. But the life of the scheming
lawyer Is made burden, for he is
treated in u manner calculated to
make the audience go wild with de-
light
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-13

Unlimited water power on the Des
Chutes river and unlimited quantities
of timber tributary to the town. will
make BEND one of the chief towns of
Central oregon" is the opinion of
Charles A. Chapman, formerly of this
county but now engaged in the mer-
camille business at Bend.
Mr.. Chapman passed through this
morning to Moscow, where he goes to
settle up business interests before To-
eating permanently at Bend.
He believes that because of the ex-
cellent water power and the great
quantities of timber near Bend that
that town will be one of the chief
sawmill and manufacturing centers
in the state in few years. The ag-
ricultural land tributary to Bend is
also rich and productive when once
irrigated and combined with the pow
er possibilities afforded by the Des
Chutes river and the immense area
of saw timber near at hand gives the
town Il bright future prospect.
outside capital is being but slowly
induced to invest at Bend because of
the poor transportation facilities. but
when once a railroad is extended to
that point, settlement and business
activity will be surprising.
Mr.. Chapman is well pleased with
the country and will settle up his re-
naming business at Moscow and To-
cate permanently there. He believes
that the country will develop into one
of the richest in oregon. The natural
resources are there and capital will go
there when once the district is furn-
ished adequate railway facilities.
The Des Chutes river furnishes the
most unlimited power facilities of any
stream in the state. In the vicinity OF
Bend its decline is about 500 feet in
six miles and it varies but about
one foot in depth during the entire
year. 1t is said to be the best fishing
stream in the state, trout OF extraor-
dinary size having been caught on the
upper branches of the stream at all
times of the year.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-13
NORTHWEST NEWS.

The scientific name OF the popular
ly called wolf eel'' captured at Yaqui-
ma Bay last summer, is "anarrichtys
oceolate."
Four thousand five hundred head
of Wallowa sheep, stockers, are being
shipped from Lewiston to John Town
of Cut Bank, Mont. The yearlings
cost $2.75 to SO. and the lambs S2.35.
A. Ulvin of Silverton. has just sold
his crop of Italian prunes to a Salem
firm for S666. From six acres of or
chard he got 1861 pounds of choice
prunes. The price was rs cents
per pound.
A. r. Black and associates. are
striving to get a street car line fran
chise at Eugene. They make no Sc
cret that the project Is one of the first
steps toward an electric line from Eu-
gene to Portland.
c. NJ. Cline and w. Mechanics are
on trial for the third time at Cor
Wallis charged with violating the local
option law. There are other indict-
ments pending at Corvallis alleging
the same offense.
David Graham of Portland. will sue
ceed p c. Langemo in the department
of physics at the State university.
from his attempt to suicide, will go
to Texas as soon as recovered.
At Wallace some boys found some
dynamite caps. Failing to explode
them by pounding on a rock, they
threw them into fire. Allen Reed
IL years old, was badly injured about
the face and chest. and may lose his
eyesight.
At Burns, James Burke, alias Red
Taylor. has been acquitted Of thu
charge of murder in killing a rancf
foreman named Andrews. whom III
stabbed to death. He pleaded self
defense and the jury sustained tina
view of the affair.
The body of Edmund Hackett wa
found on the trail 80 miles west o
Kalispell. Mont. where he had evident
ly lain down exhausted. There wa
no evidence of foul play. Hackett wa
quite old. In 1873 he was the frs
mayor OF Bismarck. -. D., and he wa
trail finder and government scou
for many years,
A Portland paper says: In 1900, /,
051 children were born in Portland
1901, 1856; 1902. 1893; 1903, 1343
1904, 1880, and for the first month
; of 1905, 1345, which was than for an
entire year up to last. If for the re
mainder of this year the ratio is main
tanned the grand total OF new babe
for 1905 will be 1853.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-13
GENERAL NEWS.

Former Chief Justice Edward NJ.
Paxson, of the Pennsylvania supreme
court, is dead, aged 81. He was noted
as a philanthropist.
The meat famine in remote parts
of Germany has grown so severe that
not only are horses and asses eaten,
but the flesh of dogs is being con-
sumed.
Secretary Wilson, of the depart
mcIt nj agriculture. states that the
! Jos yielc of macarnni wheat 'n the
United States equaled 20,0OO,OOO
bushels.
David b. Henderson. ex-speaker Of
the house of representatives,. lies
dangerously ill at his home in Du-
buque, Iowa. 1t is not believed he
can recover.
The democrats of Rhode Island in
state convention, declare for free
trade with Canada in all products,
and commends Roosevelt for his at
titude toward the railroads and the
trusts.
Three towers, each 100 feet high,
for wireless telegraphy purposes, are
being erected on Mount Tamalpais
near San Francisco. A San Francisco
private company is backing the en-
to 'Lti,e.
M. b. Guggenheim. of Baltimore,
and Philip Schettick, of New York,
have placed cash bet of $S5,5Oo
against each other on the outcome of
the present series of New York-Phil-
adelphia baseball.
The second statue ever erected in
the United States to the memory of
Christopher Columbus, was recently
unveiled at Pueblo, Col. 1t was paid
for by contributions from Italians all
over the United States.
Luke E. Wright, governor general
of the Philippines, will resign his post
and return to the United States in De-
cember. He is at outs with the ad-
ministration in relation to the best
policy to pursue in the islands.
Patrick McGarry. a wealthy Chica'
go manufacturer, was assaulted by
two men and a woman who threw
him in front of an approaching stree
assailants are as yet unknown.
The bishop of Perth has gone hom,
to England for short rest from thu
heavy work and anxiety of the ad
ministration of his great diocese
which spreads over all western Aus
tralia, an area of nearly 100000
square miles.
H. s. Huson, at one time chief en-
gineer of the Northern Pacific rail
road, has been given the contiart !.
build the Western Pacific, between
San Francisco and Oroville, by way Q
Oakland and Sacramento. He is nov
up north preparing to get together
large construction force.
In a mutiny having all the charac
terlstics of a quarrel followed by
free fight, on board the four-maste
schooner Berwind, from Mobile, Ala
to Philadelphia. the captain, ]. "
Taylor, and three of his crew. wer
murdered by the remainder of tn
crew. The survivors were brought
Southport, Va, in irons, by tn
schooner Blancha H. King.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-13

OF all the diseases known, with
which women are afflicted, kidney dis
ease is the most fatal. In fact, unless
early and correct treatment Is applied,
the weary patient seldom survives.
Being fully aware of this, Mrs. Pink
ham. early in her career, gave exhaust
i've study to the subject, and in pro-
ducing her great remedy for woman's
ills Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound-was careful to see that it
contained the correct combination of
herbs which was sure to control that
fatal disease, woman's kidney troubles.
The Vegetable Compound acts in har-
mony with the laws that govern the
entire female system, and while there
are many so called remedies for kidney
troubles, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound is the only one espe-
cially prepared for women, and thou
sands have been cured of serious kidney
arrangements by it. Derangements Of
the feminine organs quickly affect the
kidneys, and when a woman has such
symptoms as pain or weight in the
loins, backache, bearing down pains,
urine too frequent, scanty or high col
ored, producing scalding or burning,
or deposits like brick dust in it; un-
usual thirst. swelling OF hands and feet.
swelling under the eyes or sharp pains
in the back running down the inside
of her groin, she may be sure her kid
neys are affected and should lose no
time in combating the disease with
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. the woman's remedy for wo-
mans ills.
The following letters show how
marvelously successful it Is.
I.dIa L nl.hhou.la NaAnAnhIa Han.aorr,.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-13
Changed Name of Station.

Dudley. the little station at the end
of the branch line of the w. G. c. r.,
eight miles up Mill creek, now appears
as Tracy on the tariff sheets of the
railway company and will hereafter
be known by the new name bestowed
by General Manager McCabe and Gen.
eral Passenger Agent Calderhead,
says the Walla Walla Statesman. At
ter canvassing several hundred names
submitted in vain effort to find a
name that would harmonize with the
surroundings the railway officials de-
cided to name the little station after
II. F. Tracy. an old pioneer Of Walla
Walla county, who for years owned
the land on which the station stands.