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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-04-17
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.

Notice is hereby given that at
/ D. IN. on the 18th day of May,
1906, at May, County of Lemhi,
State of Idaho, before Saloma j.
Cleveland proof will be submit
ted of the completion ofthe works
for the diversion of 81 cubic feet
per second of the waters of Gold
burg creek in accordance with
the terms and conditions of q
certain permit heretofore issued
by the State Engineer of the
State of Idaho.
/. The name of the person
holding said permit is Hannah g.
Reese.
3. The post-ofice of such per-
son is Haley, County of Blaine,
State of Idaho.
8. The number of such permit
is 1885. and the date set for the
completion of such work is May
18th, 1906.
A. Said water is to be used for
irrigation purposes.
s. Said works of diversion will
be fully completed on the date
set for such completion, and the
amount of water which sale
works are capable of conducting
to the place Of intended use, in
accordance with the plans &C
companying the application TO.
such permit, is 81 cubic feet pc.
second.
6, The amount of lands TO
which said water is available i
100 acres, particularly describes
as follows: 81 of SW4 and Sd o:
SE4 of Sec. 80, TIP. 10 NJ, r. 2
E., B. M.
JAS. STEPHENSON, JR.,
State Engineer
First pub. April 10th, 1906.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-04-17
OFFICIAL PAPER OF CUSTER 90.
From provisional sketches, it

From provisional sketches, it
seems that the new monster bat
tleship projected for the Ameri-
can navy is just about twice as
large in every respect as the old
Texas. She throws about six
times as much metal as the Tex
as, and it would not be surpris'
ing if the old second class battle
ship would be requisitiomed to
act as a tug at the launching.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-04-17

Senator Knox declares stoutly
that he is a firm believer in the
rate bill he has prepared. The
same opinion is held by Senators
Dolliver, Elkins, Foraker, New.
lands, and all the rest of the
Congressional Directory in re
w2ras to their bills.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-04-17

OF course it will be a good
thing for the navy to have the
largest and most effective fight
ing ship afioat and nobody will
grudge the new ten million dol
lar battleship the honor if she
proves herself to be a little ahead
of the worlds fighting class. But
since the public prints have
chosen in several instances to
pick out the Texas in compari-
son with the new monster on
paper, it may be well to remem-
Der how the Texas showed up
the only time she had a chance
to get into a real fight. 1t will
be recalled that after the Texas
was commissioned, she develop
ed cracks in her armor plates.
Her engines were all out of
gear. There was a time when
it was seriously discussed wheth-
er she could not be converted
into a target ship and shot to
pieces for practice by the better
ships in the navy. Yet on the
day at Santiago when when
Cevera's feet broke out, the old
crippled Texas developed re.
markable staying powers. She
was credited with landing the
first ten inch shells abroad the
Reina Mercedes that put tina
ship out of business. Then she
jumped out in the chase of the
Spanish feet and distanced The
Indiana which was her superio.
in class and as she was, sh'
stayed in the fight all day ant
delivered the goods as prompt,
as the best Of the ships in TIN
blockading squadron. She wa:
the worst ship on paper and thu
best in action that has been re
corded for a long time. and whel
the pseudo naval sharps draw
diagrams of her showing hoy
she is only half as big and and
sixth as effective as the propose
new battle ship, they might hav
the courtesy to remember sh
has a record in actual ightini
that few ships a equal. 1t j
just possible that the boys be
hind the guns on the Texas an
the boys in the stokehold ha'
something to do with her show
ing on that memorable Jul
morning. But the fact remain
that the cripple of the fleet mad
a record for herself as good a
the best. One cannot Away
tell from the paper strength of
vessel how she is going to sho
up when she gets into q genuir
fight.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-04-17

That Iowa citizen who wants
the President to absolve him
from his oath of citizenship is
probably dreading another out
break of the Shawl ummins cor
respondence.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-04-17

An esteemed contemporary has
an editorial on Wireless Tele-
graphy at Sea-" Have not read
it, but it probably refers to Mr..
Marconia's failure to float anoth-
er company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-27
i ssHEs vsplsIsE For Is CENTS

E.rrr bsss5s u Iff Haw asd sparatie
fiji The csae " egAstzpAsieA 4ad dFRprp-
ia eoHtRips -ixsy doses n ! remedy
Xxi pie1zant snd easy - asar
80 aesgcinx ~ disegia0ns fhis s
s1fIsf1esst for m0nfAs treatment
Bsae4.s "a - = f8yi. srs1al haiE-
pres 1sfer II = regular -size1 se-esns bet-
sse ~ iszii psias For gsd raeHtts sSip-
piY 81 the isesi nediczns IL the N0fid fnr
0ras ~ remxs
Anetheg zeNslsn My Fsn should uss
Uni NnwxYs eSprcdhr, &c 81 least NrF
II. i szfrFirg VITA constipation. sys-
pesssia tlz liver sr0mssst, h tse a&es sAss
Druggist nzFse cells every hssttir under
MS pegsoaas gasT&Atre 80 Hetsals fhe
monsy 4 ~ epsglils Sees nos mEse
Anav hxss Aas lest ~ fnE%aizg ise
SRA fos TIRE vvanx d1seSse = stE haze
AaF4A ABE icil0wsAg sv1nni 4fns. Dr.
Hks35t Sneaixf ws8 cure st
L0ns ~ Appetite. SICK Ee&zrhg. Dis-
rfsss = StozzcE. sor1 StgrAsf. Grszt
Mental Depression. Btlching 81 Gzs.
Blaatirg 81 Sfpnark Heartburn. Tired.
sfzpia Feeling. Lack Of Energy. speckz
Before the Tyes Constipation, Craving
IL Sides and Chest. Stomach Cough, Duh
Pains N the Head. Caate6 Tengus. Me-
anehsiy FerebodinEz. Loss 81 Sleep.
Throwing Up Food After Eating, Bad
Dreams
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-27

Hc~ Terrible Tragsay LanssnE EaEht
Deaths STARTED

aapa, s a. Aaaria y sasnaas
lPgs4xrg mNs gaszss slhafrI
aip eszegans xiban Essgsa sheriff aseurSs
NJ u kEmlsaB III Mrimaa4 Eount aasa
Asaa;3sess hs5ns TsnxF ss.ruxed rem
sammn sspSA tS+xa@p A 3salsay Ill Eas-
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isa~ Asnssrte kt4n ~sv eaEAresaiiigs &C.
sAge lB Nssvs'h 8stsmsNsks ban AZ,
xssen .arlse IA. A~ei kiiled iris aa0tlsaz
~ 8sw. Sais sSse aslE iais We gagiarrn ana
tylrnea xase hss mr~ nvps tlser heaaes,
ssGfss=gsi srsla fsASang #is uN1R gzse
6saiieN aFAA aise etfinevs exseraax zasa1
Asss xses IL flsr Esai4se heasse MR. Exs
W. wstng Ais s5sSrs nn Eae anv 81 tlse
sEsg ala9 saI
KT kase haG Wi III sxutfsle d vuE
auaeF was eurtsAe saF ragElS'~ hair
AMI ms mother sns is1 AR
wpn asElng I'D aNrm i1Raf6ls wiith saiat
twzs Sa1 Iiass SHa5t ue nzsE and ]
ahrew Aaa nhmis at her II IL sSad his
her y pzaisS i1re killed. her Something
wlngg@a in rNE hesS 1isHaa Mna I tsas /
knsw wlat A2pFsaHls bEEs sf5ere was i
lgf al tssasbEe
8seT insgssE 1ket Ayer diG npt fhen
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saqig wrrF drs6. " tgEl asg zzss4 "
tnEse f sAis zfAe~ex
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-27
SPRING clTARaH
Ricksr X Wells Sell Hyoma Undti
Guarantee Of Cure

The ehangnzlaar weather a. spging j.
disectiy Responsible Tor the prevalence
of catarrhal troulsler - Barre a. ths
present time.
A. sesuii, Rirkrst { Wells haxf had
y larger sale fes Hxoinei file past weesl
tAan ever before IN ihe wears that rhey
hsse handled TINS reliable treatment fol
the clzfc of catarrh
Y Tniiae tl,e ordinary reiledies ihss
have been use6 IN catarrhal trOani@s
tlsrie = 10 stomach dosing with Hyomei
II 4 breathed through 3 meas poaket u.
iialer Ehna comes with every outfit. and
it, balsamie, anfi6epfir HEALING pene.
tgates 70 the most remntc CELLS " tilt
nose. throat and lungs, killing sll ea'
tarrhAi germs bealing the irritated rnac-
ons membrane, and rfisssifg = rninpleig
and permanent care.
II there II : single catarrhal germ "a
the system. Hvolnei viii search i ons
and absolutely destroy IL, cornnlcteis
eradieating the trouble. The remedy hat
fnsde 80 nsany cures among their rms
TONERS that thes offer 70 pay f0r (.
themselves II X 1eps not heneh pxrr
the worst case Of estRrrh.
The complete uUtfsl costs unir 81 ra
citing cf 80 inhklez, lnediesns a1Stsa.
and bottle az Hyomei. whiAs extra IL
Ties III HgDmei car Be obtained irr Sc
cents Ih~fn will not be- sT4n ttas small
expena i Bxonei doer net care, al
obey wiii sstuFa FsnF mpnes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-27
AEeuts wanted

We wKnt tic ralfshfzk. hides. shsP
Heits. talIpw. boxes, est, nsIerses a
g0ar viesnitv.
Cat ron arrange 10 purchase thss
goods fsF M Ibis spring. We WIN fur
Hssh tie cash with Hhich 10 f1Fi "
wAll also furnish tags. advice shsssS
taking Ct tirsctiuns. clath pcsssT to
tssabae yuu - advertise 4ht iasiasss
e1e-. ctr.
We PET hashest cnsh prices and kssg
car customers sharunrhsy posted q To
condEtioa Of fhe market and F.y Ii.
freight
e ans one writing us zn5 uentIsE-
snz thfs PAPER we vii mail fan parsss
lsrs- address Carroll s. PAGE, HFh
Park. VI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-27
EEEPs w0xEN DuE-
Speaker es British Pasllzrnsnt PEnishes
MARY snfsrsEsssa

z.naa9n agEi "a The ss#ssArs saad
ysstrraay THAT b. had nraeFr saai she
rfs.g ienarrr III tfe wgngwn sHErMgs
dexaslses ia1 EeslgsSaa9 nszssi ~ ms
nxAwztred t0 Five gxsiesv mwa1n aaREm@ fsse
sssslrn 81 EzEhanrrt new sssiu1 heid
Thr announcement wax greeted eT nrm-
eraH cries * Hear. srar
In rase Mamae * Ceanrssns AaedneRaax
7firEs1 ssnrsna ssE@rasssoz 81 Kerr Izas
aies snssSassst1 4 amsaF a. mum1r RAJ
frAre, BEsnheF spf wprs%n N'ho ~efe
se91~6 ia tar iaGlie= xA1leFg dlssswsaeS
ttr proceedings W -l'onsigs9 EsiFsae
and eisrerimg ana watiag woman sl1f
sr3sr isaEncr ara wrrs e1pssIs~g M erieg
~ 1ae steK GER
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-27

II = generally conceded that thas :
70 better az around frrtIiszrr for -
n the garden than pure rp2 grcu''
p klna we make il u BIZ -pro5esi J
me niailslfnrsure o. Pages Psriesiia
s'pnity Food ana Is guarantee % 2
Tree from authorizations ~ al kirds ~
contsins Az the natural ingredients
Che bonr.
~ IT. 4 sof ss.as per barrel q -
PoSnas, freleht paid x vour staiisa
ssho p Ss.2s II check, poas msp3
u1eas ~ registered letter and bAi1'
va. De shipped you promptly.
@e To nAzo furnish wca wits tSFHE
Ass 1of mixing tie zrsnrs bons lass !,
SoLarlete se1xiiarer afse tba,i h Vltasi
q e se j sea viii wfits +. Essriisfs
s9's FNrm AHargss nesoll 5 80
rs O. pAfk "
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-27
Heart
Like aQock

~gna
1@ A2zsa faS9A ~ ing ArAE-
~~s-.--l.sx ssae ~sss szrzr~ NJ @Saa Fl~rss
1.N~er - A11-
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AaNh&E& WI y MxkaE'A 4zaIlElEts-S 1T
<s<~Fa4 ~ -->rs4-- ssrx@r ~ 4s--a
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- -...-..-... -
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and rsmless strengthened "a
a.as4.
A-at'-N AA-A&C -
Ar~ Snn1E Eszk eraTnE 1rrf2uerr4
Sia1sn - excitement on e. ~ or 4.
or intense uzsr11zl or physical
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-27

psris Leaders Proniss te Check Ars
Disosaer On Nav i.

Paris, April 97,5 The government has
received the most 13rssssye REsnrsucs
that the lzisoy ienaers e. mol intend Il
permit ans disorder On MAY u 4 COS
srnmenf ofziefsi aaia YESTERDAY
81 have fslked n-sth i sera2list ieaHei
Whose wcra practically i law among tn
Mar would he rigiaiy runfinea e 4
elgnifird, pacific expression IA faAe7 "a
eight huurs 81 lBbuf IF vas fully
aparr thAt riosencs prsimdirrs tiae Sogiei
ii eaiise We. taefsfore, are c0nrinces.
tlat there Viii he 40 disorders. grnera.
~ i@oiated.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-27

TO DECIDE STRIKE MATTER

kes8azrs Fa. pFz Etss
saarins Ga repprE ihs sase sesae ran
nnirams tax sesie aMstafHe n xar an
asrar4e aniEm ssssafa II
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asnna III Inv ases9ssNs aaiagl + AeaeFn-
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as sssapzsmx as ass&wntrs Vaas
7Fesissea1 Jsclss rrsa III ETfe
a issaAer seMssf sa nass wausa hi spEiespei
va the pDKsatgn% asesgax ssse assssIs-
msssae asg zAle NcsaH1n niaaiis
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-27

any iarmef who will xrite rs, mn.
TanrirE taais paper. we Will sent ira
postpaid, several formulas for naakiHg .
1sfst-rlass ieEtilizrF NJ home. togsthw
with lin cost Of she ingrsdicrts, 1rsr
sons foE mixing, etc.
TIE Vermont Experiment st18sH 4
rs Bulletin No. nc has the faIlswiE4
= say with reference to the rAlps 4
hogas made fertilizers an compared "a
sat ordinary commercial b-snSs -0i
every aueornE. however finzncisL ssa
thtsaasi. agricultural 1T Is better y
any ne crude stock and bosre nix Il e.
uses ton 81 m0ra.w
avery up-to date farrns Aouh ,
interested ~ the subject cs holnr niEti
5erillizers nn1 WE arc Ia pesision 70 -
snsra Address cnrrrll S. psss Hgs
Fzrt. Vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-27

4sv Raee. M. AYYaa ~s ygm An,
shm i6at steamship 1fleznzis zspn
ssaasRpu AUD Agrilip flw NeM Sp'i, was
N communicating ~ aiseiess ssrszIaEa
wssh HE Ma4vgasi stEtsaa Akat Missz
asse FnKer ss2S 80 Haasre s@akksass II
shs asSlaf AK IL. Thr M safsssiA
Sab prsassisiF rrarh Ser Hpr9 ,rEk J
h m4 Sssa&n
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-27
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hi 1Asf AanasskAE i0mE ~~rs sAveta
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a sssn faIly subscribed
Il aMsfrEra tssaS serSnaslE Aas ag-
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-27

Hen Get 5000 salary ana $500 *.
pense Money.

Washington April ~. The nou.e ~
representative Yesterday adopted tie
conference renart IN the bill "a nros.,,,s
fof 'hf rirrt'er 81 q dsaegste Is conr-sss
1resa Ire TERRITORY 81 Ainska
~ 70 rcceiye snlafv al a. am
: veal and $1,000 IN iisu q "a asSsy
aalowances except clerk Aire o'''s'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-27
NO FIGHT on
CROP" BILL
Ii Will Have No New England
Opposition
NO TANGIBLE BASIS
Far Attack o. Ezastiag Arrangement
Pre- Aiashnl BIZ Attracts
Mach ArtsHaaa - Fzas
Seed Provision.

washsnsfxn, April y. Representa-
sise lowering 4 Massachusetts saaa sv.s
ie4dsy thas H. rad 10 Szirnisgn y rsak-
ing Aahs Araans thaa seetim a the
arrSrasturz. sfaruysiazsaz sd wtarh
provides apr ts4 caIieaaau ard dssssrai
natisn q estimates % she as7raxs nzsd
praaassinn ~ csitsn asE usher sroFls-
II am nensineea shas sass ps~#ent So
1sIn lass1s muel y tesnE an That y
shania le sain Mr. Lowering hAs
with eomafsiors "a fhry art 1t present.
al agf s-t zAas 4 = possible fo- nae
L, IL Snxthing some tiEsr aug rr-
4arsfea fhe Hfssiaenz 4e seza tie rsport
a the keey esulrasssira gfzntlnQ t0 iar
asyzrkneza II Agx5cultsmcs crop ezGi.
States "a snngTsSs fars sfle request was
nat eazpplsea with. * fi,st = really
nptl.iHE sesy tangible Ct whaeb 80 haee
a aftarG Hn The existing sssten 50
fas ~ kEam thf usu1 estimate rsa-
slsiHn IL she hsll viii e zhraarh With
eHt superstition freru Nrw Ergiend com
eTeskasrn
Lowering 0ptinsstic On Free Alcohol Bill
Nh Lowering u follexine THE course
81 the free ssnnhnl taIs with great -
slduifs. 81 beiirges that manx Al She
ssyFies ahsnf complications uninrorassle
g 1he prospects 81 thst measure are
eltb~r untrue sr exnmrerEteE xaa g4e-
dscfs That a iaR hased 81 fhn TN nass-
"a BE- the Haase wiIs tr ruae4ed al
this session THE demand lar the leg
isiatiDn i general hf said YESTERDAY
Afternoon Neither the Senate - 4
ls6v Bm any n iss snnnahers a. mai.
fidsais rsa afford "a an rnntfarr IL
the existing senilmens
Party Vote on Fzes Seed Question.
indications Festeu.asy afternoon werp
hsS The division on she question ~
rslsisertinr TrpyisioD fSr fire. sasds n
fhe agricultural hin viii he very iareelr
eipssr party liens A large trswisv ~
fhs Republicans vii h sohdlr nrssns.
tree %eed smenanaeni. nYnsrtm1lr.
wflile nost 81 the Drinorfats msn fsxsv
4. Representative WEEKS. wbn tz,as
s necessary - 80 10 Boston. ana wba
= opposed 70 fhe distribution a sueas
andet The old system. experiences ~
efiirHlsy IN Arranging = nair WITH i
asfsserf q the minority Il = rpnr.s
"a that Representative Kosteg Il xes.
sprrs. whe u acting a. chairman ~ he
epmniitsr q thr phhle Enast 81 ure
lsarea - RUE out FREE seea arnen,l-
lpeni on thg ground that i i nsr lee.
islaiion 80 legal provision ~ ~. az
Irip'sfion q anxthing han rare sreds
haEzag ever heen maSE.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-27

WINTER PITCHED WELL



falsadelFstsn AFs a11ll1s slsen
sflHsstTdsttrel Frgssasaas4 aafeat IL The
AAhsssss yssteF6sa as1ernosn assa ended
ii Ay svft Il sasxrsass IN se
pitching ~ indifferent 9anat fds sik
s1EEanEs aria resisting w'r#Sxas8 sgaasg,gns
ekiliey T~zsv@d ~ fasaN ~ BIasasev. waas
ss'as stsswAa Rlrl8ss mssh "a rzna III his
first inning Niuteg ssiseases bssadF
garnet IF the wasSssrx. aEsssv inA bE1T 5esw
h3zs az2 sikSis@ pu4 egEtf snezI
k1sFnH a1aE~~a tn sr~ae IN xasn fiHAs
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lsseA npaaapa and Asgssd auzsfea 11s
mrs fs nasa EAsez ffzFaWTasg Il asitp tie
graEd Atan6 befh naen agas5a.g An 1fe
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thzrd eM fsrTis saszahrK 5nanx m&sk
vi anG xtlen arNw Il EfTu@ IN eEsnssAa
on Mii1ra hsN smsn1
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'Ass Afsh, wsser Stahs sSssaSsa ana PHs
eRa sacrificed fmnsaasm sia satp ana
sEAA xslsl n, hasing Raar - tisar1 nu
Fg%ensar @Hst fazy~@ tna5e ws8
fksnw n isr sixth sna l#h1ml Mssnt
te N@eamd MaNrr WIVES sfHnMm aar
w HFnuthesr iaEs sefssaxs sEsnbse6 Aenas
inc III sAraaaaan 0laHns struggled asM an
Dsa4HE rzn aszs HI
There mMA 5eiuar If srpses III tae
stgaEta when BHFase4 MnNF irsn the
paz III psaee nf Essa sss4r- FzsseFaass
stared s@ wlth aonSszs sua raxnt ln
gsA asaa tase Frzsss nsn4e d
sFEe 6FgFe ssw 4 tA-s gong se sfira
on ssrss. Sss4skn as.zs fes4rsEa sa- s5se,fsts,s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-27

" ss'4insrcn Akin ss-rAs So. /,
ezT1nsitfee % fnsiaffioss 49, ~ -. 7s..ass
,s S.sss.aa 'as't's ie EeFsrt aedrablg Il,s
as.'.. ~ ''ssn g hefislnit BaFaez -
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-27

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-26
Surveying Union Pacific Linl
From Topeka to Denison.
Work on This Important Ex-
tension to Be Pushed.
SIGN OF WAR RAGING
Interests Trying to
Offset R. l. Advantage.
Gossip and Matters of Interest
in Railroad Circles.


Hartman interests are losing no
time in arranging to offset the loss of
traffic their Houston and Texas Central
line will suffer through the new al
lance that Rock Island interests have
made with the Colorado and Southern
and the agreement to construct a new
line from Fort Worth to Houston. This
alliance will divert all Rock Island
Frisco traffic from the Houston and
Texas Central destined to Denison,
Sherman and Fort Worth.
To offset this announcement was
made some time ago that the Harri-
man interests planned to build new
line from Denison, Tex. to Topeka
and it now stated that the preliminary
survey for this line is about completed.
This line will form connecting link
between the Union Pacific and the
Houston and Texas Central It is
stated on good authority that work OF.
this link will be started soon and will
be pushed with the utmost vigor.
When completed it will give the Union
Pacific a direct outlet to the Gulf and
make that road formidable com
petitor for all gulf traffic, the impor-
lance of which appears to be contin-
ually increasing in the minds of rail-
road magnates-
Announcement is also made by =
man who is in touch with the Union
Pacific plans that as soon as the ex-
tension of the Topeka & Northwestern
branch of the Union Pacific is COM
pleted from Onaga to MarysvilIe, it
will be extended a once from Marys-
vile to Dunga Kan. This line will
connect at Marysville with the st.
Joseph & Grand Island, a Union Pa
cific property. And it will be used as
a cut off for all through traffic from
Kansas City to the coast. Together
with the other extension from Topeka
to Denison the Union Pacific will have
short line for grain and other export
traffic from Grand Island to Houston
and New Orleans. It probably will be
the most direct route from the Ne
braska grain fields to the Gulf of
Mexico.
These extensions Will not only be
competitors of the Rock Island ana
Frisco lines but they will hit the Santa
Fe equally as hard in the same dfrec-
ton, and they viii run through a ter
ritory which at present has enough
railroad facilities to meet all its re-
quirements. The Missouri, Kansas &
Texas and the Missouri Pacific also
Will feel this increased competition, as
will also the Kansas City Southern.
It IS quite evident that the COM
munity of interest idea has no more
force in this section of the country
than it has in others just now. AT no
time in the history ofsthe country has
the scramble for favorable position
and the largest facilities for getting
hold of and handling the largest share
OF tonnage produced been greater than
among the competing lines is not re-
ported to be any too friendly. IT is
rather dog eat-dog" proposition all
around