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car line; house we'll built; elevated; Jonesyille.
 S32oo cash-A choice, well-built, mod ern home; 6 rooms, 1-story; porce- lain bath, cabinet mantels; every convenience; lovely lot; 50x175; fruits, etc.; splendid value; but it takes cash to move it, S3200; 17th St., North Highlands.
 $400o-No more, no less; no juggling will save a dollar on it; it is love ly lot, 100x160. level, good neigh borhood; overlooks the city; block of car line; alley on side and rear; has an Broom residence, servants house, garden, orchard; a genuine bargain, $4000.
 S35oo--An excellent, modern, Groom cottage; blocks of the court house, Northside; has east front. s3ooo-A neat, modern, new, broom cottatge; splendidly built. convent ently arranged, hard finished walls; cabinet mantels, porcelain bath; a perfect gem for small family; con
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cash and $6000 in guaranteed divi- dend safe cotton mill stock Don't wait If you want this. We are going to sell it.
 5,00o-960-acre Tennessee valley farm: fronts Tennessee river, eight miles of Huntsville, Madison county, Ala; 500 acres rich bottom land un- der blow; pays $1100 handled any old way; balance pasture and tim ber and makes a bale of cotton or 75 bushels of corn to the acre; no tellin' how high and broad the hogs will grow fed on such corn; they'll no doubt grow "too fast to holler," but don't you do like them hogs, but just squeel right out and come along and get the richest farm in the Ten nessee valley. We've got the goods, the real goods" in this place, and can deliver 'em.
 $2o Acre-Fine 1560-acre farm, eight miles of Eufaula, Barbour county, Alabama; 960 acres rich loam level land under blow; balance fine posi- tion and virgin timber; growing crops and tools all go in; fronts river, with landing. Will sell part. $75o-10 acres, suitable for truck gar den, fronts public road.
 $25 Acre-One of the finest farms in Alabama, 10 miles southeast of Co., lumbus, Ga.; the Alabama side in Russell county, Alabama; will pay, handled right, about $4200 year; about 750 acres under cultivation; balance fine virgin timber; choice residences, barns, stables. 20 tenant houses, finely watered. Great deal of this land worth over $50 acre.
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EBORN'S REALTY QUOTATIONS
INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.

s1s,5oo-40x10O; 2-story brick; close in; rental $1500; blocks of the union depot. $5ooo-50x240; 7-room home and out houses; Northside, near new union depot.
 S12,0oo-s-room 2-story residence, cor ner; block from the new depot S15,ooo-50x14O improved; 9th ave; between 24th and 25th Sts., North $10,0OO-100-foot corner, 4th ave, west of 18th St. $35oo-Briek; rental $4S0. S7o0o-Rental s960; 4 blocks of the union depot. g11,5OO-Yaluable business corner,
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B. F. EBORN.
FOR SALE.


 s315o-7-room residence. South Highlands. s350O-7-room residence. 29th street, south. $5O0O to S6500-Three nice residences in Nor
 wood Place, modern. s2OO0-Lot 60x19o, alley corner, one of tho
 prettiest lots in Norwood, fronts east.
 See This"
 $soo-Lot 9Ox1Oo, alley corner, between
 Avenues G and H. $5500-Lot 100x190, six 4-room houses, rents
 for s54 per month, Belt railroad front. S3000-Lot 5ox140, four 4-room houses, rents
 for sS6 per month. 4th avenue, north. $S50o-Modern 1o-room residence on South
 Highlands.
 s125o0-Lot 5ox14o, 2-story brick store, 2d avenue; rents well. s6500-Modern S-room residence, furnace
 heated, South Highlands, beautiful loca-
 ton.
 $1050-Lot 50x140, broom cottage, Gate City
 car line. Arlington street Nice homes on East Lake car line, and
 West End; moderate prices s7750-Corner, In new depot district. w. N. MALONE & CO, No. 2l9 N. 2lst St. Both Phones 1239
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$9ooo-Can make this pay s1200 per year or 16 per cent; 1t Is a corner; 100x190; fronts car line. Ave. F. $75oo-Rental $500; a high-class mod ern, slate roof 2-story Groom resi- denee; first-class location; 18th Ave, South Highlands; splendid furnace, grates, etc.; a gilt-edge purchase; this will go next.
 $65oo-A splendid storm sheeted, double-foored, modern, S-room resi- dence; new; flrst-elass location, near 11th Ave, South Highlands. $225o-A high-class lot 50x165, near Highland ave; very swell location. $110o-90x100, between Ayes. G 6 H.
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100x1t0 brings. with shaeks on It. S1100.
 $5ooo-Rental s4s0; a corner, 1OOx140, fronts Belt line. Ave. B; four good dwellings,; white tenants. $5ooo-Rental $500; 150-foot corner; 23d St., North. $42Oo-Pays 10 per cent; 2-story g. room modern residence. near 24th St., North Highlands; s1100 cash, balance 1 years. at per cent. $2ooo-Rental $24 per month; 50x190; Groom and 4-room houses; fronts Belt line. S16oo-Rental s20; 50x190; convent ent to the center.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT. s35.00-s rooms, modern. furnace, nth ave- nue. south, near 17th street. $50. .O0-6 room cottage, gas, bath, near 17th street, 9th ave-. north. Can be had
 September 1. l $40. 00-Nice 8 room modern house, fur mace, 2 bathrooms; 18th street, near 11th avenue south. Can be had September 1.
 s6o. .0O-1501 10th avenue. south elegant. s30. .00-7 rooms. modern, bath, except fur mace, 12th avenue, near 17th street s40.00-9 rooms, modern, 18th avenue, south, between 16th and 17th street. $45. .00-12 rooms, modern, except furnace; 11th avenue, south. near 16th street. s50.00-7 rooms, strictly modern, ready for occupancy September 15 18th street near 11th avenue. $40. .0o-s rooms, bath. Avenue H, near goth street. SAP. .50-s rooms. modern, furnace heated. Avenue H. near goth street. $60. .00-1531 Ave. M. 12 rooms; elegant place. s35 .OO--S rooms, modern except furnace, 12th avenue. south. between 16th and 1Tth streets. s45. .00-10 room house. 18th street, near 10th avenue. First class condition; large lot. See large list at office. HiDEN-JAckSoN REAL ESTATE 6 INSURANCE CO.,,
 z113 First Ave. Phones 14S5.
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AINGHAM HOMES THEY WILL aEV R BE CHEAPER I'll
oFFIcE-eol-2 TITLE GUARANTEE BUILDING

UT e s275o-2-story, modern, 7-room house and lot; south front; close to car line, North Highlands; house alone worth the money; $500 cash and $50 per month.
 s22oo-6-room house and lot, about 2 blocks from the Methodist church, Northside; $500 cash, $25 per month.
 e3ooo-A neat, modern, Groom cot tage; porcelain bath; modern, plumbing, electric lights. fruits serv- ants house; everything in pink" condition; terms, $500 cash, $50 per month.
 S35oo-100x155 a corner; 7-rooM cottage; fruits: east front; Foun- tain Heights; sf000 cash, $50 per month.
 s42oo-Pays 10 per cent; 2-story. g. room residence, near 18th ave- and 24th St., North Highlands; small cash payment balance 4 years at 6 per cent.
 e315o-A neat Groom cottage, west of
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Ryan's Specials

1000 acres of land 10 miles out on railroad.
 Station on the property Can be bought
 for $10 per acre. s550-House and lot at Boyles on monthly
 payment
 $S50-Two houses and lots near pipe shops, North Birmingham. i S1500-A home in North Birmingham, five
 rooms and hall. Fifteen Highland lots near Gate City
 rolling mill at special price for few days.
 s1OO0-12O acres 23 miles out on railroad. s1100-Four lots near station at East Thomas. A snap. Homes for colored people at special low prices and terms. We can make it to your interest to see us if you want the earth or any part of 1t we control. RYAN REAL. ESTATE co.
 203-4-The Woodward Bell Phone 835.
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SOME REALTY BARGAINS Offered by the Webb Real Estate Co.
 For a Few Days.

30 acres of land; 40 acres well improved good houses; 300 fruit trees; all under good fence; two miles from Gate City. This can be had for $65 per acre If taken in the next few days.
 515 acres, with 70 acres in cultiva;ion; 3 tenant houses, rooms each. and one 4-room house; good springs; good barn and 30 acres in pasture; railroad runs through this land, and depot with in a mile 2S miles from Birmingham; price $l0 per acre
 2S0 acres; 160 acres in cultlvation; good 4-room houses; one Broom house: 3 good wells; 40 acres in pasture; two creeks running through the place; plenty of fruit trees; good bottom land, for $S250. This is within miles of Colum- blana, and is good bargain. so acres on top of Shades Mountain; fine for summer homes; has a fine lot of fruit trees and POGO grapevlnes. The only place that can be had on the brow sof Shades Mountain for $75 per acre. rooms, hall and bath; lot 55x165 on Ed ave- in Woodlawn all in good condl- ton. for $2500 one-thlrd cash balance easy.
 rooms, hall and bath; lot 61x165 on 1st ave, Woodlawn all in good condition, for $2500; one-third cash, balance easy. rooms and hall; lot 50x1S2; in good con- dition; fronting on Railroad ave, In Woodlawn; price s1450.
 Broom house on G9th st, East Wood lawn; lot 75x125 good well water rented for $S per month; price s750 with S35O cash and the balance S1O per month New broom house, with hall and out houses lot 50x165, on 72d st. and Sloss ave, East Lake. price $1S50. with $500 cash, balance SIG per month.
 Groom house, lots, 50x200 each; on 2d
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ba Fs EbOESTVg Guaran anteeB Building. Bell
FOR BEN [
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SIDE. 1Gth straet. s rooms and hall, S40.

RESIDENCE CES-NORTH SIDE. 601 18th street, rooms and hall, $40. 2509 9th avenue. 12 rooms, $6O. 240s 4th avenue. rooms, s45. 24l0 4th avenue, rooms, $45. 6S0 18th street, rooms, part furnished, N$6O.
 Oxford avenue and Jasper street, N. Haven, rooms, $25. 1221 18th street. roms, modern, $37.50. J205 18th street, rooms, $35. 1205 11th avenue. rooms S30. 1915 14th street, rooms. S25 2021 9th avenue, s rooms, part furnished, s7oOo.
 21O1 9th avenue, 16 rooms, s125.. 2105-7 First avenue, rooms, each. H.50
 IDENCES-SOUIH SIDE. 12th street and Woodward avenue. 8 houses, 10 rooms. each $50. 7i5 Ast street. 8 rooms, modern, s47.5o. 2217 14tl avenue. rooms. hall, $50.
 SUBURBAN-FOR RENT. s3o4 Sd avenue Woodlawn. rooms, new, S1S.C0.
 roll 1st avenue. East Lake, rooms, good repair. Sl6 boo9 1st avenue, woodlawn. rooms. good repair, S22.50.
 NEGRO-FoR RENT. South half 100 N. 18th street. rooms si000
 400 N 12th street. 2 rooms, s7.
 BUsINESS-FOR RENT. 2d floor 1921 Sd avenue. 50x140, s125. 172e e4th avenue, 50x140. ? stories. $50. i711 list avenue. 25xi7O stories. sl75. 2loG list avenue, 25xi4O, stories, 225. 20as sd avenue 25x140, ground floor, s175. 2o17 Norris avenue, 35xso, stories, $l75. e117 sd avenue, 25x40, stories, Sln. 1722 2d avenue. 25x14O, stories. sl75. 114 South 22d street 22x100 1 story, $40. 2202 Morris avenue 25,ls2. 3 stories. s770 212s ed avenue. 25x50, stories, s75 24th street and 1st avenue, 5Ox1D. story, SS500
 2105-7 1st avenue, two offices. each sl0 TYPO 2d avenue, 25x140, 3 stories. S16O. 2123 Sd avenue, 25x140. new, story, SIPS. 110 South 18th street, 25x60, story. s5. HENSON REAL ESTATE AND IN-
 SURANCE COMPANY,
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ave, East Lake; one block car lines price $275O; one-half cash, balances to years.
 rooms and hall; good barn and good we'll water; lot 50x140; on Sd ave, North Birmingham; price $500; one-half cashs balance 12 month: bargain. rooms and hall; lot 10Ox140; on 5th ave- between 4th and 5th sts., North Bir- mingham; price s200O with S1200 cash and balance 12 months. rooms; two lots. 50x125 each near new pipe works at North Birmingham; price 5000; one-half cash; balance 1 and 2 years.
 rooms and hall. lot 1OOxl5o: one block from car line at Kingston station price sl50O; one-half cash, balance 1 and 2 years.
 3 rooms and hall; lot 47xlO0 between fist and 42d sts., East Birmingham; price si0O0; one-half cash, balance 1 and years.
 One two-story house. bath and hall, and two-story storehouse. with rooms upstairs; lot 5oxi40; on Fist st.. Birming- ham; price $6500, with s4000 cash, ball. ance easy.
 Lot 5ox14o. on 4th ave, with Broom house renting for s25 per month: price s350o: terms easy.
 Lot 50x190. on 7th aye. with two broom houses; price 5000; one-third cash. bai- ance 1 and 2 years. 10 lots on 4th ave. between Elyton and Poplar sts., West End. s2500- broom house. lot 50x254; near Cleveland station; price s130O 4-room house. lot 5ox100 on Florence ave, West End price $500, rooms reception hall and 6-foot hall. bath room and nice cabinet mantels; lot 5Oy19O West End price s2750: one third cash. balance $50 per month.
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Retall Delivered PrIces

Retail DenVefeu lIlces U FRAMING-2x4-6-S and 10 12 to 16ft, 4x4- 6-S and TO- 12 to 16 it.. 6x6-6 and 10, l2 to 16 it., R. $500. sized, SIS; D. s.. S5 per 1000 For each in. above 10 in. add $z per 1000. For heart add s4 per 1000.
 TIMBERs-sxS. 12 to 16 it.. 1ox10. F to IS 1t, R. SIS, sized, s20 per 1000. For heart R. R. specifications add s7 per 1000 For every additional feet add 50c per 1000 on fram- ing and timber.
 GREEN BOARDS--1x4-6-S and 10. R. SIS; D. 2 S., s20 per 1000 For each in. above 10 in in width add s2 per 5000. For iA add g per sl0oo For heart-face add M per 1000.
 SLEEPING BOARDS-1x4-s-s-10 and 12 D. lS.. not assorted. s16 per 1000. 1x4 R. or cuil flooring, s12.50 per 1000
 REsAwED. w. B.-hx5A No. ? com mon, SIS per 1000 No. 1 common, $16 per 1000; No. B. SIS per 1000; ssx51, add g per 1000.
 KILN DRIED BOARDS-13-16x4-s and 8. No common D 2S.. SIS per 1000; No. common D. 2s s., s22. 50 per 1Oo No. B. D. : s., BPS per 1000; No. A. D., 2 S., sS2 per s1000 13-16x10 and 12. add g per 1000. For each in. in width above 12 in. add s2 per 1000. For each A in. in thickness add s2 per 1000 For D. { s. add s2 per 1O0o For
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For Sale in Woodlawn

s225o-one brand new Groom house with hall extending entirely through the building; house elegantly finished, with hard oil finish. cabinet mantels. tiling hearths. city water, electric lights, etc. on lot facing south. High and slightly. Well located. Terms easy.
 s2200-Ons broom house with hall near corner of b1st street and End ave. north; cement sidewalks made to car line; lot 5ex160; one block from First ave. splen- did location. See this.
 S1400-One cottage on 60th street, corner lot; cement sidewalks. Terms easy S2100-One broom house on lot fronting 15O feet on graded street and running back 250 feet, forming a triangle. Close in. See 1t.
 LISTEN; We have a fine farm of 4sO acres for sale in Hale county, well wa tered, one and half miles from rail- road. See us for particulars. $2250-One Groom two-story house on cor
 We have quite bargain to sell in gl L. & N. R. R.; lands well timbered al Anyone at all interested in graphite oi cate with us and let us show them whi
 COUCH & Bell Phone lS0. COrnI
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LUMBER QUOTATIONS

T Yellow Pine August. 1906. D. s. and nosed for steps. add q per 1000.
 NOVELTY SIDING-%x51z; No. com- mon stock pattern, s16 per 1000; No. com mon, $25 per 1000; No. B, $32 per 1O00 No. A. s35 per 1000.
 FLOORING AND CEILING-13-1Gx3A. count 1x4 flooring No. common, Sl5 per 1000; No. common, s22.5 per 1000; No. B.. s27.50 per 1900; No. A. $30 per 1000. For heart face add s per 1Oo0. 13-l6x2A. counted lx3 flooring, B. rift. $40 per 1000; A. rift $50 per 1000. For heart rift add 3l0 per 1000 for 1A stock add $2 per 10O0 4s ceiling, soc per 1000 less than flooring. H ceiling wainscot or partition add 8 per 1000.
 MOULDINGS-Reeded Castings and Base Flowed lambs. Porch Rails. Reeded Balusters, Etc.-1 in. stock No 1 C. mould ings, 35c per 100 lineal feet; 1 in. clear mouldings. soc per 100 llneal feet. Ax1h grounds, 30c per 100 lineal feet %x1H lat tice, 4Cc per 100 lineal feet.
 SHINGLES-5x16 No. ? pine shingles. s200 per 1900; 5x16 No. pine shingles, s3 25 per 1000; 5x16 No. cypress shingles, $32 per 1000; 5x16 No. 1 cypress shingles, N; 5x16 No. red cedar shingles, s5 per 1000 random width cedar, A50 per 1000.
 LATHEs-No. ?. s2.5O per 1000; No. 1. 8. 75 per 1000.
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p35OO FARM
Bell Phone 1264

250 acres, 10 miles of Gadsden; 7-room house that cost s23OO. Has also broom house. 100 acres under blow, balance vir- gin timber. Fruits, running water A snap. Easy term and a fine place.
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ner lot 5ox220. one block from East Lake car line; cement sidewalks made and paid for,
 S100o-One 4-room house on lot b0xib0 fac ing east; near both car lines. $1s00-One 7-room house on electric car Inc, southern front. Good community s150o-One broom house nicely finished in- side; well equipped with electric lights; eastern front convenient to both car lines and school
 s1600-One broom house on corner lot LOOK 15o. facing east; one block from elec- trio car line; $500 cash, balance sl5 per month WITHOUT interest. $22o0-One almost new Groom house on lot 50x175 facing east. nicely finished, city water, sink and electric lights, near 10 First ave. and 61st street station; con- venient to Kennedy school. S1590-One broom house with hall on lot facing east on 52d street, between East Lake and Gate City car lines and per feetly convenient to either. aphlte and fire clay lands. convenient to d watered and in fine healthy country fire clay lands will do well to communi- t we have.
 DALBEY f 55th Street and First Avenue.
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cash and $6000 in guaranteed divi dend safe cotton mill stock. Don't wait if you want this. We are going to sell it.
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TORNADO AND
CLOUDBURST
Continued from page I )

puckiness of lineman who volun-
teered TO phone the outside world. UpI
to the present hour no loss of life has
been reported.
According TO the story of the tele-
phone operator at Bridgeport a terri.
flying storm came up from the south
west about $50 o'clock in the even.
ing and a few moments later a wind
storm Of great velocity struck the
town, accompanied by rain and hail.
The hailstones were as large as ordi-
nary hen eggs. Immediately after this
the funnel-shaped cloud made its ap-
pearance. 1t appeared coming from
the southwest and at first moved in a
northeasterly direction, then it ap-
peared to halt for moment and then
moved directly northward. Again it
turned and moved due south for about
half mile, then turned to the north.
ward up the river and afterward dis
appeared from view In a northeasterly
direction.
The track of the storm was about
half mile in width. II destroyed sev.
eral far mhouses in its path, killing
some cattle and horses and iniuring a
negro woman so badly that she died.
This particular twister came within
six hundred feet Of the western out
skirts OF the town. Near the town the
storm was seen to pick up a two-story
frame house and dash it to fragments
as though it had been constructed OF
straw.
Two other twisters were sighted
from Bridgeport within an hour after
the tornado above described had pass
ed, one to the west and another TO
the south.
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TO STRENGTHEN SENATOR'S
Baseball Fans Name Ways
and Means Committee to
Achieve Results.

BY shutting out the TT Smith RAJ.
orbacks9 Sunday afternoon and hold
ing down the hard hitting Redskins"
to to G game yesterday the Guth-
rie Senators made good again with the
fans, and Il was an enthusiastic crowd
that gathered at the city hall last
evening to talk the matter Of increas-
ing the baseball fund. II was the
unanimous opinion OF the fans present
that the team must be maintained In
the league and must be near the top.
The salary limit will be increased and
a better class Of players signed. Con
siderable money was pledged at the
meeting last night The committee
wid hold an executive session this
evening at the office Of John Cotteral
and canvass win be begun to in.
crease the salary fund
d. F. Smith has resigned the man.
agement of the team because Of bust
ness interests here which prevent him
from accompanying the players on the
out OF town trips. All indications are
that Mir. Smith will be rendered the
presidency OF the South Central
league. to succeed "BuM McAlester,
resigned
The Senators come home Friday for
series OF games on the local diamond.
opening that afternoon with Muskogee.
Out Of the series OF nine games play.
ed away from home the contest OF
Sunday was the first that has been
won. Prices magnificent twirling Of
Monday has reinstated him and IL Is
hoped that the husky young southpaw
viii forget his grievances and begin
playing the winning game he is cap
able Of Errors In the field yesterday
lost the game for him. Unless
Oehme shows up better in the games
here at home than he did while on the
circuit he win be released and a
pitcher from Missouri given tryout.
The Missouri Finger is very anxious
to come here and is recommended by
Ned Pettigrew, with the locals last
year.
f. b. Lille Is chairman, w. s. Wells.
secretary, and Charley seely, treas.
urer Of the baseball committee. The
other members include John H. Cot
teral, Harry Faulkner, Frank Mcclure,
II. N. Beadles, r. X. carlin and G. w.
white.
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services Sunday mornings for the pris-
oners. The meetings viii begin at the
jail next Sunday morning. the different
ministers conducting the services. Revn.
Rose Rankin, Scott. Ventress. Dodson
and Brannon were present at the meet
Ing yesterday.
Representatives Of the Oklahoma An
ti-saloon league, including superinteud-
ent Thompson, Of Oklahoma City, viii
address Guthrie congregations on the
work, Sunday. June 10.
Talks on the anti-saloon work will be
made as follows;
In the morning at the First Presbyte-
rian church and the M. e. church South
in the afternoon at the Baptist church
and the Congregational church on the
West side. IN the evening at the Metho-
dist church tud the Christian church.
The West side NJ. e. church win unite
with tlfe service at the Congregational
church, and the United Presbyterian
church viii dismiss its morning service
and attend one Of the other meetings.
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to the bill by Senator Warner OF Mis-
souri, was knocked out in conference
after a hard fight. To the surprise Of
every one. the objection came from
New England and the north, Instead
OF the south, as was expected. II wds
designed to compel Interstate rail.
roads in southern states TO give as
good accommodations on the Jim
Grow cars provided for colored pas
sengers as were given to the white
passengers.
The House conferees accepted alb
solutely the Senate amendment relat-
ing to court review, including the pro
vision that no injunction. interlocutory
order or decree should be made sus-
pending an order OF the commission
except on hearing. after not less than
Ave days notice to the commission
In the general raid which the con-
ferees made on the issuance Of free
passes, the amendment inserted In the
I n, on motion of Senator Iafolistte
OF Wisconsin, excepting from the op
Grafton of the prohibition Officers oi
railway mems organizations. wal
dropped from the BILL
House Qualifying Words Out.
The efforts made by the House con
ferees TO restore the words fairly re
munerative" and "in its judgment,
which were in the House bill. bu
omitted in the Senate. failed
The Senate accepted the House pro
vision, increasing the membership o
the Interstate Commerce commission
10 seven and increasing their salaries
to $4,000 a year The conferees alss
fxeI the salary OF the secretary OF th'
commission at $4,000 a year and pro
vided for an assistant secretary a
$1,000. The conferees also provided
that the act should not take effect an
til sixty days after It's passage.