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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-27
Has Murdered EOnr.

Newburg, N. Y, Sept. 27.-Today
Lizzie Halliday, the triple murder
ess, added the fourth victim to her
list by Staying Millie Wicks, an at
tendant at the Mattewan state hO'-
pital.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-27
Talkfest I'm Washington.

Washington, Sept. 27.-The gen
eral staff is holding its first ful!
attended meeting to discuss anairs
in Cuba.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-27
Bond AnnroYed.

In the matter OF the estate of Eth
ell Cusick-Morse. deceased, the ad-
ministrator's bond of w. B. Morse
has been filed, and approved by
County Judge Scott.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-27

''os'ns out At Cost-our entire stock
OF hardware, tinware, granite.
ware stoves and ranges. Also
paints oils. lead. varnishes,
brushes table and pocket cutlery.
everything in the store must go
al cost in the next two weeks.
open until 3 p. m. We have rent.
ea the store. and must give pos
session Steiner & Berger, 42s
State street. s-a7-s,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-27
NEW TODAY
For Rent.-A small farm, near Sa-
lem. Inquire of c. L. McNary.
9-27-St*

Wanted.-Any informa-
uon that will help TO build up the
Y. NJ c. A. night school will be
appreciated by the local associa-
tion. We teach arithmetic, book
Keeping, algebra, penmanship.
spelling reading, grammar, archi-
tec'nFal drawing, business law.
typewriting. business correspond
enee and music. See the secretary
for rates. e.97.1t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-27

Hermann Hummels, aged 81, and
Margaret Koerner, aged AS, both
residents of Salem, were today
granted a permit TO marry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-27
Has Ample Room

DR.. b. II. White has ample ONCE
room In the Breyman building. He
VIII be pleased TO talk with you, II
you need osteopathic treatment. It
will at least do no harm to talk over
your case. mon-thrs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-27
Helps the Banks.

Washington. Sept. 27.-Shaw an
nounces that he deposited TO-DAY
s26, 100000 in the national banks
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-27

A child can buy and receive the
same treatment as an older person,
at Farrington's. State stret. 2t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-27
DIED.

KNOWLAND.-At the home of the
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.
Goode, Thursday, September 27,
1906, at 1880 a. M, only child OF
1906, at 1880 a. M, Gladys NJ,
only child of Mrs. John Knowland,
of tuberculosis of the head, aged
one year and one month.
The funeral will be at the Free
Methodist church, in North Salem,
Friday at 10 o'clock, and the burial
will be in the City View cemetery.
BUTLER-At the Salem hospital
Wednesday morning September
26, 1906, at 10 o'clock, Roy But
Ter, aged 32 years.
Roy Butler was native of Ten
nessee and has resided in Salem for
the past two years. Death was caus-
ed by consumption. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev. c..
w. Price at the Rigdon undertaking
parlors at 1880 this morning after
which the body was buried in the
Lee Mission cemetery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-27
Hand Concert

Hand Concert
The Salem Military Band gave one
OF their popular open air concerts
last evening in Wilson avenue. One
OF the most enjoyable numbers OF
the program was cornet solo
played by II. n. stoudenmeyer. The
band viii give a concert. the wealth
er permitting. in Marion square next
Sunday afternoon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-27

How About the
Silverware?


We have an extra large stock on
hand. and win ofsr extra induce
snents to purchasers now to make
room for our fall and Christmas
stock. Best quality knives and
forks. heavy silver plated and war
ransed as years. sS per set.
Regular triple plated knives and
forks for ~ per set Teaspoons. 81
per set; tablespoons % per set. aaa
all kinds OF fancy sinsie pieces from
soe to ss.so each.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-27
New buildings

New Buildings--
Several new improvements are be-
ins made In South Salem. Rev. Mr..
Aiferd 10 building a new house on
his property at the foot OF Paramount
Hili. The house next TO the Thos.
Jory property on Commercial street
has been moved 80 as to face Com
mereial street. and an addition built
on the front. which viii greatly i'm.
prove II.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-27

E, I. Rarnes Is a Portland yisi.
tor today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-27

Nearly Doae>--
Hop picking In the John waning
yard, near Lincoln. will be nnished
tomorrow. Mr.. walling reports that
his crop this year Is very light, but
OF a tine quality.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-27

t'ssiies' Aid Society
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Presbyterian church viii meet in the
lecture room OF the church Friday,
September sSth. at 2 O'Clock. All
ladies' OF the church and eongrega-
tion are earnestly requested 20 be
present at this meeting. as It Is an
Important one.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-27
CITY NEWS
A Collie tion of Important Para
graphs for Your Consideration
Men Wanted

Men Wanted
The Oregon Nursery Company Is
prepared 60 employ men at all class
es OF work. Apply at once at their
ofhces on Twelfth street. near s. p.
depot. s-25-1Ot
Harrington guarantees his meats
20 be the most wholesome. Give
him trial order. State stret. &c
More Than Good
A trial OF our Golden West Mocha
and Java Coffee. and you will use
no other. II. II, Ragan.
Repairs Sidewalk
Dr. Brewer ID having the cement
sidewalk In front OF his drug store
at the corner OF Court aud Liberty
streets put In good repair.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22
9ie 2iebe If an WQem S@nlo,

BUR tpsil ct einsn 8eisu Iiebte, nurbe
gefern Wm. @pnnpr, go. 725 O9bsn=
Strabe m~obntaft, bon bsn Setsctios
Wannina unb Samusls bsrbaftet.
@iQiGm i9ien anfan9s rs9t emp6rt
bartiber, baB R4 bic poli3ei In naie-
ueifer Art um feline 2iebessei9idten
fiimmerte; 10 balb sr aber erfubr, bob
man benz 8srbleibe isinss 2isb9sns be-
reits na9aeforfdt unb ermittelt bate,
bab er bnRslbe In tlingenoe Wtinse un'
9eiebi, fanf ibm Der Rutb.
Wiliam Hanb ndmlid in 9ienfsi
oss Strabsnreinigun9s. DEPARTMENTS,
unb bsim gsrlaHen isinsr Stelung
bort battle CT ben bon ibm esbraudtsn
Beien 10 lisb gewonnsn, bob er oeniel.
ben nit Rd nabm unb p~srfaufts. Der
8ertauf wuroe eniosdt ulb Der Der.
fdufer ntrbaftst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22
9tebfabIe.

Grau Wattie @lab, 214 W. Ssnrp
Strobe, msloets aeherr1 Der poli,ei,
bob Dm. Utcgann, elmer bon ibren
2o9is9dhen eineu Ar3ug untsrseue unb
cine 9anbtai9e aus ibrer Wobnuns
aeffoblen bat. Eerielbs foa elm ange.
fsltsr i'm @tterbabnbof Der psnna
gtfenbnhn fetn.
Aus BEN Stale bon 6orsf 6ouarb,
gde "a. Str. unb Baltimore abe.,
tuurben In Der Na4t bon YonnerRaa
auf 6reitas ausi WauIsisl entfhbrt.
Der 9orfal tuurbe Der pOlisei gsmsl.
bet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22

Ste giisnbabn. @ommiifion bon Sn.
oiana uirb ON Treitag In Ssrre 9aute
cine Sibnng abbalten, UNI aIenfanf9e
Bsi9nsrbsn esgsn @iisnbabnsn an3li.
b6ren uno au erlsoigsn. WOrausf8t-
It'd nsrben In bieisr Sibun9 aud BITE
Sifsrsn3sn 3wiiden Der Big GOur uno
Der Southern Snbiana 8abn tpe9en
Der Sransfsrirung Der Gra4t CUR
Spru4e tommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22

9n nerfamfen-
Ginige
Grtra
@ertbs
tn Tarmeu.
15o ader in Wufb gouuip, beiuabe Iauter f6parses
9anb. quite @erbsHsrun9en uno bhbi4 seIsseu |;
ss5 per Ader.
14e ader in eutent @nib gountp 9ant. bret Ieilsn
bon elmer suteu Drti&aft. quite gsrbsferungsn /;
sY6 per ader.
80 adsr in aufb gOunts Sarur, quite gsrbsHsruu-
70 adsr in Ssnbrids GOuntp, quite 5arm $1,000.
1876 ader in SamiIton gountp, mertb ben Breis
SlO,soo.
145 ader tn Sancod County, on eleitrif4er siuie (;
sl7,4Oo.
80 adsr in Stnbrids sOunts. quite gsrbsHsruHsen;
$1,000. q
ITO Ndsr in Senbrids 9ountp. gut tpertb, $3.50.
210 Ader in ebeIbp Gonntp, on eleftrii4er Sinie ;
gut ben qreis pertb bon sls. soc.
24O Gder in Saneod gountp $4,000.
1s2 ader, cine feline Sarm i'm ihbIi1en Snbiana /;
SO. ss5.
lO7 adsr in Sefsrion gOunip, isbr biQig 81 BEN
preis BON $4,000.
$50 Wider nabs gennppiIe. Minn Elm Bargain
su 4,ooO.
Obises iinS Iauter pra9tise Sarrte. unb
gut ben seforberten 9reis tpertb. 8ir baben
slei1fals cine srobe gn3abI bon Sarmen IN
Snbiana, Suinois, Obio. S~enmefee mnb
@ifouri, rpel9s mir sesen anberes Gisen'
tbum su mabisen 8abIem mmtaui@en fDnnen.
Gsben Gle uns.
Crescent 2oan & Stealth &c..
4Securitb Truff Uebduoe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22
Serloren.

5rnu Gaura gaif, 1908 Wef
Wi&igan Strabs mill bsim ausfsigen
aus sinsm Gtrabsnbabnuagen an Der
gde Der @aibington StraBe unb Ss-
nate Mpsnue cine eulbsne nbr I'm
Wsrtbe bon $45 bsrlorsn 6absn. Sic
meIbste ibrsn 8erIuF Der poli3si.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22
1906

Der Qfasni6rant, Der bonn @ann.
fattsr @Olfsfete Der nod tn Der Ger
mania. 6nlle fsbt. bot isbt sinsn @igen'
tbtimer
go. 1906
srb litter. Der S1rant muB biz gum
5. Sfiober abseholt tuerbsn.
Gas 6 omit {.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22

sar "a stnnssn .nOsub 7 ubr TDrssns. IS. eepibr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22

$50 Gdsr nabs pennspine. Minn elm Bargain
su $l4. 600.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22

Crescent 2oan & Stealth &c..
4Securitb zruft Yebdube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22
Nus ben 0eri4teu.
Observation-Disclosures.


Ctr Slora UNDERWOOD ffrengte ibr
Batter Samuel s. UNDERWOOD ssgsn
WiQiom Y. garlon cine Slage auf
$15 saabsnerfab an. 2art Der 2lage
ioa Der 0srflagte bas Wdo9en am L.
ausuf 1906 bsldfigt unb He Ses
9isbfabls bei9uloist baben. tuOrauf
bas Wdbden berhaftet wurbe- Muf
bieie BeIdfigung unb Bef9uloigunq
b~earinbet Der Batter beg Wdbdens bie
2laee.
gttte N. ellis bsrflaste bte Sn-
bianapolis 8roetiDi anb Terminal SO.
auf $4,000 S6aoenerfa5. am %.
Auguff 1906 uurbe bic 4ldaerin a1=
gsbIi9 Sur9 bic S9ulo uno Ra9ldffg'
felt BON Nnsefelten Der @eisaI9aft
beim Ausfeigsn aus elmer Gtraben.
babnear Der @efeQT9aft gu 8Oosn se'
f&leubert uno idwsr berlebt. auf
bieie gerIebung begrinbet he bic
2lage.
@eorgsi9. 6arbin bsrtlaets bic glt.
belano, Cincinnati, @bicaec & ct.
9Ouis Gifenbabn.8 sfsai4aft auf s4O0
S9aoensrIuB. Der 4ldgsr 1T gsfbsr
zines Wsiaenfelhss, usldss in Der Wdbe
oss giienbabnseleiies Iiegt. Surt bic
6unten. tusl9s aus elmer borbsifobrsn,
Den 2ofomOiibs Der @sisQi6aft fOgsn,
tpuree bas trodsns @ras oss Bubnoam.
mes in 5euer 9eieBt. Dasislbs tbeilte
fia benz 5eloe nit uno 3erf6rte @ei3en
Der bOrtielbf sepfan3t mar. Sura
ben bsrbrannien Weiasn wuros benz
2ldger Der ob,n erpdbnte S1absn su.
ssftgt, unb auf oieisn 8srlut be.
9riinoet er bic 2lase.
6aolep q. StaHorb fren9te esesn
bic Snoianapolis Sraetion unb Ssrs
minal 60. cine 2la9e auf $40. 900
Sdaosnsriab an. Der 2ldssr tuurbs
am 90. CUNT 1906 anasbli9 bur9 Die
s9ulb unb Wa4Idifeteit bon anee.
fsltsn Der @efeaf&aft bsim gsrlaRsn
zines StraBsnbabnwasens i9uer
osrIsbt.
Die 2lase begrtinoet er auf eieie
0erlsbung.
S@eionnssiIagen.
iJlorsnee goper frengte gesen ibren
@atten Rtdarb Bopsf stns 2Iage auf
Sdeioune on. Die gbs tuurbs an Is.
Wdra 1891 gsi9loRen unb bas paar
lebts bis gum 8. Sanuar 1902 sufdm.
men. Der gbs finb 2 3inoer snt'
fproRsn. B6spilig.s 0srIaRen unb
pfi&tberncaldifsung fino bic 8rinos
Der aIase. Sic foroert bic Obbut Der
Qinoer.
Clarence W. @bilbers freuste sesen
feline Satin Waub M. @biIoers cine
2iage auf S&eiOung on. Sisislben
tuuroe am 80. Suni 1906 gsiebli9 se.
traut. pfiidiOernaaldiRsuns unb
gbsbrud Rno oie 8rinoe Der alass.
Norpile .. @rubb bsrtla9ts feline
Satin Alie 8. @rubb auf Sasiouna.
Der Bunb tplrbe am 6. Sob. 1888
aei1IaKen unb bas paar lsbte Bis gum
90. Sept. 1906 a%ufammsn. Der gbs
til elm 2ino eniiprORen. Der Rlaae.
grunb III grauiame 8tbanbluns. Sis
forbert bic Obbut bes 2inbes.
5rant eouIt frenete esaen feline
Satin BsiRe Soult Elm 2lage auf
Sdeibune an. Die 5siraib wurbe ON
6. Nopsmbsr 1901 gsidlofm unb bic
0erbunbenen Iebien bis gum L. Suit
1904 auIammen. Der @be III Elm
2tno e%ntiproHen. @raufame Bebano,
lung unb bbsmiQlges @erlaRsn Hnb
bic @rtinbe. ST foroert ferner bic
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22
@tess- Mltar-
O. { b n.

Samss unb 5rau g. Burns, go.
2054 gaiberine.e trabe, 9nabe. -
Darn urb Agnss Wefstimitb, 2733
Ga Sole Str, Wdo4en. = @lpoe unb
@olbie gbr!fis, 80 NOro Sempls abe.,
Ndoten. - 9ufabe uno Warsuerite
NembaGsr, 42O 81 ct. @lair Ctr.
Wdo1en. = s. .. uno emma 2aube,
1917 garib slbe.. Mdb6sn. - 6an=
forb unb 2sttis Burt, 2l49 Sale Str,
Wdb6en.
@eRprbtn.
9teobpre albert @nfb, IL Sabre.
go. 981 Mea psarl Ctr. - Gli3abstb
&idmnn, 81, 1876 Msi rs. Strabs.
= Sanette 66ilbs, 81, Snoufrial
S&ool. - Normarl Sarrp peierion.
z, l349 Roa6 Str. - 8bomas
Smith, 60, ct. @incent . 6oIpital. -
2aurenee u. q. Ship, 2. 1905
DRAPER Str. - Charles gattea. SO,
S%tabtboIpitaI. - Sean Warie SAM
neaur, rs. 228 Norb gaf Ctr. -
gli3nbstb Or. 8. Sragsr, "a, COS
Peru Aoe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22

SIR "a stunbtu snbenb 7 ubr Tprssns. rs. gepibr.
gbieasp, %. September.
Sir Snbiana : S66n unb fibler beute
Jia9t ; Spnntas, i9Dn.
2oeaIsp etterbert4t
Gd5n unb sttpas fiibler beute Haht ;
SonntaS, i4Dn.
Ihsrrometerffano.
S59he 9emperotur. ........ 0O @rao
Risbrigfe Tsupsratur. ....... Sc
SO. Z. SIptbs
Sections Director.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-23
GOLDFIELD MINERS STRIKE
CONTINUES ORDERLY Y

GOLDFIELD, New, Dec. 22.-There
We're no further developments today III
the miners strike for So wages with
the exception that nearly all the leases,
apparently by mutual agreement,
stopped work this morning.
This brings about practically a COM
plete cessation of mining operations.
The Hayes Monnette, Frances-Mo-
hawk and several other leases ON Mo-
hawk ground are working night and
day. They have only seventeen days
TO operate, and a shutdown would mean
q loss of millions.
They have leased the Goldfield Ne
yada Reduction company's plant of 600
tons capacity to sample their ore for
the specified seventeen days, and
trouble has been avoided by their pay
ing IS wages to their shoYelers and all
other employees.
There are no indications of violence,
though a conference will be held in a
few days, when a compromise may be
made whereby new schedule may be
made acceptable to both sides.
No apprehension is felt in regard to
the final pacific compact. The miners
are orderly.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-23
FOUR CELEBRATIONS PLANNED

Christmas at the Temple Baptist
Bible school will be celebrated four diff
ferent days. The first exercises will be
held this morning, when an offering
will be made by the pupils of the
school to aid the Kings Daughters day
nursery of Los Angeles.
At 8 o'clock a stereopticon in Berean
hall will show scenes from the child
hood of Christ and Christmas carols
will be sung.
Wednesday night Rev A. w. Rider
will give stereopticon lecture on the
life of Christ, following which all the
children will be given candy. The
young people will also be entertained
by music, recitations and games.
Friday night the elementary depart
ment, which includes the members of
the cradle roll, the beginners, primary
pupils and juniors-will have a Christ
mas tree. Music and recitations will
be the order of the evening. The lit
tie tots will be given candy and their
mothers will be served with refresh
ments.
Sunday, December 30, will be promo
ton day, with public examination of
papers and awarding of diplomas, to
which every one is invited.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-23
SHIPPERS PLAN
DRASTIC ACTION
WILL THROW PACIFIC ROADS
INTO RECEIvERSHlPS
Resort TO the Last Means Of lnsuring
a Better Car Supply-Comn1is-
sion viii Adopt Strin-
gent Rules

From Minneapolis comes a startling
story that Pacific lumbermen will
throw a number of solvent roads into
receiverships because of the insuffer-
able car famine.
Having exhausted all effort to get
relief they propose to try this as a
last remedy.
This is the Associated Press tele-
gram on the subject.
"The Mississippi Valley lumbermen
today stated that the lumber and shin
gle interests of the Pacific coast have
already underway steps looking to an
application of the receivers for certain
railroads.
1T is admitted that the properties
are perfectly solvent, but the attack is
to be made on the ground that the
roads have forfeited their charters
through insufficient service.
THE interests back of the move
ment have prepared elaborate data
showing delays in transit and losses
to shippers through failure to receive
cars"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-23
Charcoal Kills
Bad Breath
DisagreeabIe OdOf Arising from Indi-
gestion or from Any Habit or In
diligence, Can Be Instantly
Stopped
Sample Package Mailed Free

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Ii is nauseating to other people to
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Sometimes you have it in the morning
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Sometimes your meals will reveal
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-23
TO EXTEND SAN PEDRO LINE
Sixty Acres Will Be Filled by Slip
Construction

Work will be begun soon on the con-
struction of the slip projected on
Timms point by the Southern Pacific,
for which permission has been obtained
from the San Pedro city trustees.
This permission was necessary, as the
present slip cuts a road belonging to
the city of San Pedro. The big steam
dredge Pacific, which is to make the
excavation, has arrived.
An agreement has been made between
the Southern Pacific company and Lieu
tenant Randolph Miner whereby the
earth removed in the construction Of
the slip will be used in the Miner rec
lamation project in the outer harbor.
1t is estimated that this earth will be
sufficient to fill in about sixty acres.
This made land will be occupied in
part by the Blinn-Robinson Lumber
company and the E. K. Wood Lumber
company.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-23
GIVE PRESENTS TO FoREMEN

The Saturday before Christmas was
a gala day at the Edison Electric plant
yesterday, when the workmen gathered
together and presented their leaders
with substantial Christmas tokens
The men congregated in the shop at
noon and presented Irwin Harris, the
electrical engineer, with a handsome
gold watch. F. f. Dennis, the shop
foreman, came next. He was given a
gold Odd Fellows pin, after which f.
Kaiser was given a gold stick pin The
men responded to the presentati ton
speeches and expressed their gratitude
for the gifts
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-23
MEN ON EIGHT ROADS FESTIVE
Tie-up of Christmas Freight Threat
ened in New York
Rv Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Dec 22.-WLether there
will be a tieup of Christmas freight in
the yards of eight of the big railroads
having terminals in New York and Jer-
sey City was dependent on the outcome
of a conference which was held today
al the offices of the Central railroad of
New Jersey in this city.
The eight roads concerned were the
Pennsylvania, Erie, Lehigh Valley, Cen
trail and New Jersey, Long Island, Bal
timore e. Ohio, Lackawanna and Staten
Island Rapid Transit.
The yardmen employed on these roads
gave the managers a limited time to
decide whether to grant them an in
crease of cents an hour in wages.
Most of the roads had agreed to an in
crease of 4 cents an hour.
Although the railroad officials ad-
mitted that the situation seemed acute.
there was no talk of yielding in either
side before the conference, although P.
H. Morrissey grand master of the
Railroad Trainmen had said there
was no reason to suppose that the men
would strike.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-23
PRouTY WANTS STRINGENT LAW
Active Car Remedy Needed to Relieve
Shippers
By Associated Press.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. &c. A. Prouty,
member of the interstate commerce
commission, who has been conducting
an investigation into the freight car
shortage, passed through here today
en- route from Kansas City to Wash
ington.
He stated that the commission will
meet within the next few days at
Washington and recommend to con-
gress some legislation for the relief of
the shippers who have been suffer-
ing from the car shortage conditions.
THE damage to grain and cattle
shippers in the west and southwest
cannot be estimated" he said. "Ac-
tive and stringent methods will have
to be adopted at once to relieve the
situation"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-23
Deny Kansas City Story
BY Associated Press.

I9J 4AooVNIutVU IINoo,
TOPEKA, Kas., Dec. 22-The FIRST Of
the week 1t was reported in some If the
newspapers that the railroad yards at
Kansas City were greatly congested,
and similar testimony was given before
the interstate commerce commission.
A representative of the Union Pacific
Railroad company stated here today
that this report was a mistake and an
injury 10 the road.
The Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific
officials at Topeka also claim that the
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-23
HARBOR WILL BE DREDGED
Wilmington Trustees Place Approval
on Application of Railroads

Trustees of Wilmington have placed
their official approval on the application
of the Southern Pacific and the Salt
Lake Railroad companies ana the Ban
ming company, requesting governmental
permission to dredge and reclaim GER
tain lands in the harbor of San Pedro,
from Mormon island northeasterly to
Wilmington.
1t was reported that the Wilmington
chamber of commerce also had ap-
proved of the application. The cham
Der has not had a meeting for months.