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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-01-27

TOHN MAYS LITTLE,
- ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Ofiice-Piper Building, Towson, Md.
NATURALIZATION, Md.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-01-27
ROYAL BLUE LINE for 'PHLADELp HIA 4 NEW YORK.

Eastward. Lg. Camden L. MT. R0vaL
Sleeper. ......... Daily 351 A. NJ 1855 A.. M.
Parlor & Diner. Daily 7.55 A. NJ. BS.OO A. NJ G
Buffet Parlor. Elk. Sun. $50 A. N. 9.54 A. NJ.
P Paror Diner Ex Su4 M yiOt a ~
Parlor, Diner. -. Daily LBS P. NJ. Al.59 P. NJ
Royal Limited Exclusively Pullman Train,
Cars ............ Daily 3.4S P. M. D 1852 P. NJ.
Coaches, Phia.. Elk. Sun. 5.00P. NJ. SOS P. NJ. c
Parlor. Diner Daily 600 P. NJ sos P. M. G
Coaches Phila.. Daily 900 P. NJ. 905 p. NJ. G
Sleepers. Daily 1889 A. M. 1914 A. NJ.
Local Sleepers for New York ready for occu-
pancy in Mt. Royal Station at 1000 p. NJ.
tic City daily.
Ali trains stop at Wilmington. G, stops at
Chester.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-01-27

more city. The improvements are only ordina-
ry. 1t has fine front on Green Spring avenue,
lays well and is susceptible of division into
Building Lots has one of the finest Building
Sites in that section. All high and rolling. A
never-failng stream passes through the proper
ty. Annex taxatiOn-G0 cents on the 500. For
further particulars address
LONGNECKER Bros,
Aug. 13.-tf Real Estate, Towson, Md.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-01-27

RTHUR p. SHANKLIN,
IA ATTORNEY AT LAW,
9 Smedley Row, rs Bank of BALTIC. Bdg
TowS0n. Baltimore.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-01-27
MISERABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY
AT
PRIVATE SALE.

Between IS and II Acres of Land on Green
Spring avenue opposite Fifth avenue, just north
Druid Hill Park and within the limits Of Balti-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-01-27

A DAM ANSTINE,
IA ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office-Room 706 Fidelity Building. N. w. Cor.
Charles and Lexington Streets, Baltimore, Md.
Prompt attention to county business.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-01-27

For Annapolis, Mt. Royal Station. 1850 and
S845 A. NJ, 1850 and 1888 p NJ; Camden Station
1900 $500 A. NJ. tl2.O5 noon t4OO, $685. 600 and
s11.10 P. M.
Frederick, Mt. Royal Station, ss.45. 1913 A. NJ.
Camden Station, T.. 35. $500, s9.l5, 1000 A. NJ.
t1.25 1850 and 1920 P. NJ
Winchester, Mt. Royal Station, ITO A. NJ, +243
PM. Camden Station, 1920 M, 1900. t3.50PM
Hagerstown, Mt Royal Station. tS45 A. NJ,
1850 P. NJ. Camden Station, 1900 A. NJ, 1850,
400 P. M.
Ellicott City and Mt Airy, Camden Station,
1885, s9.15 A. NJ t1.25, 1885, 1920, $780, ALA p Nj
Curtis Bay, Camden Station. 1928 A. NJ
Luray and Elkton, Mt. Royal Station. F2.43 p.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-01-27
SUNDAY ONLY.
miscellaneous.
OHEsAPEAKE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
- HcuESApEAKEL LINE"

ELEGANT PASSENGER STEAMERS "AU-
GUSTA" AND "ATLANTA,'
For OLD POINT COMFOR RI and NORFOLK,v Va.
Steamers leave Baltimore daily Except Sum
day. at $50 P. M, and arrive Old Point Comfort
at 6 A. NJ and Norfolk at IT'S A. NJ. where con-
nection is made with the Rail Lines for all points
south,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-01-27

The rivers Of Central Africa are drying up at
an alarming rate, according to Lucien Fourneau,
the well known traveller, who made many accu-
rate measurements in 1898 and 1894. Steamers
of the Niger Company cannot go to Djebba. as
they did easily fifteen years ago, and many
islands that had to be periodically deserted by
their inhabitants are no longer visited BY floods.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-01-27

A w. PERRIE
A. ATTORNEY AT Law,
No. Smedley Row, Towson, Nd.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-01-27
Correspondence Baltimore County linton.
SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.

The Anthropometric Survey implIfled
Microscopic Photography-Prize Prob
lems-The New Optical Glass-Colored
Light Effects-A Cause of Appendicitis
"A Useful Paint-A New Source of
Plant Food-Drying Africa.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

charm the female Although the study ot -.
song is still in its infancy, and we know little p
subject, IT plausible that from some l0e- t-,.
of sound, like the Croak of a lizard, the cal
evolved in the reptile-lke ancestors of t-ri. -r
from the repetition and variation of this u.r. ..
the more simple songs have resulted our
little chipping sparrow is a good example
latter theory. taking its name from IT'S wen
Chibi which with different moduldtloEs s,,.. ..
express all its emotions When love tl~
little form it mounts bush and break ir
ecstasy. but the best II can achieve Is G..
Chip-chip Ckip-chiPi all in monotone
cdsparrow have slight imrroveIuor-
this in rhythm at least-a sweet succ,
chipS which, beginning slowly, come ta.-
faster until they are lost in the rapidity of uf.,-
The hw of compensation seems 10 be just
apportionmcnt of song and color the ruc
that a bird which has developed unusual ie
song has no use for and consequently lack
ColorS. and vice versa. This seems q clear
that such esthetic accomplishments t.r
purpose mentioned in the foregoing and
mere by-products of an excess OF vigor.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
Where Woman Excels

IF. then. it is all true that honor does not eN.-
among women, II Is only because a finer and frI
form of spiritual excellence exists abundautlv
that quality which Is known aS charity. ruerO.
kindness, patience. generosity love. Its u..rr.
indeed have been many IN the long array Of h~t.--
but IN its essence II does not change since II Is
ot the primal stuff from which the world was tulf.
IL prcccdcS thought aud undcrlc> action. StStalu--
our beautiful and cphcmcrdl life TODAY as r.
done these thousands ot wears y sad sincerity
thought may ovcr>prcdd the earth with gloom
ct time, but the warmth ot tins abundant spirit pres
entity returns AMI gladdcnS Us again is az OH
Men cannot hVc without women. because thcN -r.
IN the hearts ot women perennial reservoirs ot -'.
lowing cNulcrAncc without which the >utst4u--
frame ot the universe itself could NOT exist
Let Us foster honor among ourselves. there
since II - nearly All have BUT let Us ais. o.
confidence IN that mlGhtIcr power. which Is .,r
strange To- u>, hut which Is native IN women. and
sure that cur dcStlulc> would De futile without I'll
and oar reason. our code. our traditional ku..
edge. are designed tp safety against
Kinds ot disaster But alone thcv are uuut,
secure Us against the greatest disaster ot all
empty heart and the t.tltcrIug viii To foster d.
that precious cWtcr among It's own ashes. i-
greatest ut Ill eul loymoutS And that Is tl,
Z" which women. with such uuvtuqui>hahl,
and such devoted purpose. are forever boud.r-
ardent energies.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
HONOR A MONG WON E N
By Bliss c arm a n

Of that delicate cord would the unravcling Of
the texture Of society.
When a boy Is put upon his honor he responds
to the demand | know not where hc gets his
stinct> nor how that atom ot humanity have
understood the compul,ou that Is Land upon him;
hut uluc c-,~ uut Of ten m many more, dare
s.,v his honor i- iuyloahlc and he VIII stand 10y his
word whether II Is given To- hi- master or his COM
Iiun. spite ui the sting oi hardship the allure
mcut ot tempting delights lie was born with his
scu-c OF honor as hc born with his of lo-
cation and his SENSE ot distance II Vill guide hiiu
through r1aZc~ 90 conduct. as thcy Vlll guide hum
through UukuuNu critics and tracklc-~ woods
Ot honor among girls. how shall one speak with
out knowledge J. their word also 10 hc trusted,
And can girl school hc put upon ItS honor.
bote school cam What SENSE ot obligation 20 the
demand ~ honor uc know d. have those strange
young cw-ru1> oi beauty, Let who sill reply.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
Must First Prove Herself

XIiEN ac come 10 the world Of grown-up bows
w honor I> taken for granted and every man i- 90
friend until o., proves himself au enemy In tlc world
ot women nothing taken for granted iut ctlulltluu
and every Woman ., Iu~tluctrcly di~tru~tcI by
every other Woman until She proves herself harm
lD Even when -lc tries 20 prove her trlcudliuc--,
She o. seldom c>cmrt from suspicion. The COM
rtdc-h.i ~ ua,u a- they ,.'uw.usc IN business and
,pusr,..,c lu clul- without tclium and without
disaster. D, something unknown 90 women
There q, among ~ men an underlying trust So
that when strange men meet they drink together
without fear Their code enl"ins upon thcru Il
thing called honor, du obligation OF peace. which
cuEoudcre "a feeling ot security. of which even the
least t-t,dou~ ., distinctly aware. and oi which the
tyuc.. woman has ,l Inadequate "a cotatrch,u-,u.
There D mo- man who doe, not know what good
fellowship means. and does not taste II every dav
ct hls HE Il Was out OF hls experience that the
term solidarity was invented
But the cement which holds men together Is in
effective among women. They do not cohcrc nor
>truCturtllc hut remain an agglumcrdtIou Of scpd-
rate entities mutually rcpcllcut particles. purIoscly
IN the criciblc ot hic Without their agitatng
influence who can say that Wc might not quickly
become stale and torpid. and 1ur boa~tcd solidarity
become nothing moro than tn--ilati"n, Not while
there are women On th, world
Whom 1t j, sad oi I'd man that he is Ill right " 1t
D. meant that hc viii play the came according to the
rule not only that he viii stand hy his friends hut
that hc viii NOT knife his cuviuV IN the back thAt
he VIII 4Nc and demand fair play and honest deal
iug. and tht hc VIII Not Vlulttc ms code Whether
De o.. crook gentleman 81 he l~ al right vou
may trust hiu anywhere within his own trcclu,t.
fut VINO VIII Ice ~o rash d~ 90 predict what
woman viii do IN a gwen event, Her code Is not
formulated, the guides ot h,r action are inspiration
and impulse. monitors ot which We nm our crude
reasonable way are ALWAYS most skcptiCdl You
may quote her the rule, "t precedence the dictates
81 tradition the accepted laws ot all the Ntte and
Pcr-iu> and She Will luut them o. he four winds
1t her heart doc NOT Iudorsc th,ir advice She ape
pctl' ON the instant to "a higher tribunal To- the
power wherein the laws originated To her simple
mind the authority which made one L,v can i,~t .s
easily >upcrs,dc it with another 80 any time.
and that which binds TODAY may loose to morrow.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

bc-forgotcn crv comes to the it brings with II
the rush o the incoming tide over seaweed covered
rocks and the howl of the wind through the storm
bent spruces of the Bay of Fundy.
More than once have seen a German family or
a group of Swcdcs and other foreigners listening
with in their eyes To the song OF the European
robin-rcdbrcast or the nightingale bullhnch
thrush These birds To us only interesting new
acquaintance and the vocal attempts OF some OF
them not comparable for an instant with the hermit
thrush or the mocking bird But let us not think
lightly OF the emotion which these recent immigrants
are not afraid of showing Transport any OF us To
lar distant Russia. without friends and often all
but tcnnilcss and If the note of our robin blue
bird would not send a thrill OF homcsckncss through
us then indeed are calous To the world OF nature
about
We can divide the notes OF birds into two prin-
cual classes. the call note and the song although
of course the first IS divisiblc into many minor
expressions. such as the summons To food warning,
contcntrncnt fear reinsurance etc. The song Is
probably Il comparatively recent accomplishment
OF birds. and Is designed primarily to attract and
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

continued with perfect tempo and rhythm for several
minutes. The coscoroba geese also utter sIrnul-
tancous crv the male baritone and the female
orrano sounding like Chuck Cd' Cfnck ck-Cd-Cd'0!
The tlamngoS. however most amusing. and
when several of them gather close To one another,
all facing inward, and with uptcd bcaks utter their
harsh grunts IN unison cannot but think O a
crowd OF freshmen intIcting their HiPPccodt upon
all ears within hearing
Ii we take a tumhler a finger bowl oi thin
glass. and after moistcning the rim run hngcr
rapidly about IT, there viii he produced beau
tulv delicate sonorouS sound. similar To- the notes
of the wild pigeons and doves, which utter pc
Cuar humming COO impossible 10 describe.
To the writer. and | believe To most people
sound l. far potent than color, form. or taste
To- bring vivldlv To- mind memories of the past.
For cxample the sight of a brilliant male cardinal,
while a delight 10 the eve does not stimulate the
memory: but never can the paintivc q. .. a. ot
this bird bc heard without Instantly TctuTing
vivid image OF the palms and orange groves along
the Indian River in Florida. The sight OF loon
Is cxhilarating, but when its long drawn never to-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
\ Tribunal OF Their Own

seemed af ir-t hearing. bitter criticism 80 HE
t' ,'fut from 500 sweet source. tIf a- D. could
not Tor moment ic taken i4,ctiru-lt. remained
the back 81 out, Wcfl.r. to bc Iouicrci ~
leisure Ouv gradually dii come a. me hat
cur friend meant. and thlub 10 tu realization of
hi- meaning was brought home % mo oul> v.cu |
read wears later Ntcf cf,iliu,k tlt-tic essay
Woman. Then wa, r,,uu,il,i % Tins hard
.4,Iug. and perceived that % women arc NOT Iu-
relied hy the SENSE of honor that cNl.t- among
men, % o, only because th'l have Tribunal 90 their
'vu whose sanctions inner than ours and hose
Law I,rhAf, vc dp not comprehend The court
81 honor o. Not always the court o charity, and the
huc- az LuNcl4,,
could u.t l,vc thee dear s., much.
loved not honor more
arc. dare saw. ,-~cutlly masculine In their isy-
'hol"pE. III III events. without the saving grace
81 some such ,'ullctlou. one could never Venture
." touch upon tie subject go al
That word honor U hat doc % mean .'unug
iu,u- y sense u obligation 20 SOME standard 80 h,r
than "rc.- onu him ur pleasure ur advantage. a
perception 90 tac it,t that no. man o. himself the
center 90 t'c universe 40 liberty To- dp wholly as
L' sal. t',hns 90 loyalty toward others. regard
l'-- OF conditions or consequences. % sensitive
Acknowledgment oi fEc authority some code Law.
custom. or usage. which must hc respected and
placed before mere personal preference. Without
honor. .s aru conceive it. there authority tpr
conduct cs.,It the pinch of hunger and the way
W.tr'lutre 90 fancy. Without the trust which men
rclsec Iu ouc another honor uc should have tu
revert 10 tLc Stone Agc lu tl4c fabric oi ,itila-
tI"n there are stronger threads than the thread of
honor hut there are none eo essential y sn1Iping
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

word of the ldW to the heart oi the lIveiver. 7
NO room for argument or protest The petty 81
enc,e "i l"glc. So dear % the masculine mind
blows aside like chatf. leaving behind the kern.
truth tor our ultimate confusion 80 that.
we may stand aghaSt at her reckless ovcrriL.--
barriers We must follow her IN the end.
We have arranged a precise and ORDERLY -t-
ot conduct 20 surround the house of hie. but -i.
well aware ot the wild enchanted forest. vI-h -
irc~hcr flowers and cooler shadows, which lie h,
the walls ot prudence we have SET mp. T. -..
region ot undiscovered possibilities She with
spiritual prochvitics and her moral ins-iuc--
always turning for retrcshmcnt and cheer.
renewed faith and larger hope The clipped h.f-.
and the Wcll-kcit path which have planned
her % walk within. direct her viltul tee- .r-
as long as She Is content Herewith But ar.
morning She Is likely 10 hear the call of some >trr
wood-uote. or "a shadow may fall across her ,a-r
and then good-hy To- the garden and the caricu,-
She has her own sovereign admouItIouS from -.-
away or long ago. and with all our rlltrv pDlIr.
and policy are forgotten for some more splendid
II les immediate dream oi good.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

II. uIfuro auI tHc eCflfHlD -N''ff'-1 ~ HlI -flr
thc ll-t person iu the u.rI tu uc suspected of
marines ,r shallow ,tul.i-u4 And tct 90 tins
4,u... rhcrc ui serene scholarship. and exquisite
refinement. fc,tll one r,,.trk ttc truth 90 which
.ii.,ir,i o. tur .ulv mu,h later Whsle o. uotclty
.H.,h,l a. 90 80 tt, time
II $500. 90 breakfast. and somehow thc talk had
'uru,i thc direction 90 Woman and hcr -,r-c ot
honor a. ,.-urtrDi with 90 u.afI F.. Nh,r our host
..;iIl,i - b., r,fi..rhIug DO. gentle manner with
li- f,r...l.r inevitable smile tht' women had no
..t...t l.u.i Tt., dr,H 90 h.,it protest from ms
iarli I-.c fltr,l..u daughter. ui course. and v.r
..t.,,iat ttt,u aia,k u.-,lf lut the ouly r,Ils
t,r father made. and thi- sail with hi. Imlcr-
tarIat' i, -l4tIfN. v...
S.. m, dear. No. Woman ever h.- ,L, feelings
g.. % gentleman
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

been tolerated un
der compulsion in
her helpless years
but the strictly
ordered proceed
urc. Inch men So
delight IN. he Will
have none ot.
when She - come
tothc wears ot her
own discretion.
She puts a'lthori
is out of youute-
nance bv asking
forts credentials.
and deliberately
goes behind the
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

O. @.2 @..5 { e, 4. e,
visits ! have ever
had the pleasure
ot making WAS a
SUNDAY spent m
the country with
"a man OF letters.
a gentleman Of
thcol,l -,i,oul DIS
tuneu he'd 90 TWO
world Tor the
charm ut hi per
soualitv. the ripc
hi- culture.
tiIc scutl,uC- ut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
WHEAT RoTTiNo ON Ute
GROUND m THE NORTHWEST
BECAUSE RAILROADS WON'T
GARRY " AWAY-coMMiss
SION TO INVESTIGATE.
nv gibson GARDNER.
s,r-p'sl Correspondence 10 tire sts'

WASHINGTON. Dec, zo.=eA sat
famine has stirred up the shippers
throughout tho country. and wallis
are coming Co tho interstate com :
morre commission from the fauF
CORNERS or tho map. Everything Il
tied up cotton To- the south wheat
in the northwest. fruit q the sou =
west and general merchandise ev-
rFywhofe.
uut tho worst trouble e reported
from the farmers ~ the great wheat
region OF the uakulua AihnFaatai
Iowa ana Wisconsin The precious
wheat 10 lYing IA great mounds eaKs
rrrd with SNOW, becoming aatufatnd
water and certain % he ruined.
Appeals Zoe ears 20 move q ma
vain. Tho local elevators are tuilt
The great terminal elevators are
practically empty The cars. meane
time. ore lying ln long rows on tha
siiluEn iu che great erutera like lhls
cago. ptttnburE. Kansas Ctty ahd
seattle.
Farmers are frantic They cannot
SGT money o. pas their harvesting
bills because they cannot Eet their
wheat t1 market The wheat which
ourht 60 be worth pa much gold. r.
noe gool Tor seruflty until Il II tn
an elevator and represented b. a
warehouse receipt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
On Unprecedented Offer

Comes from the Century Furniture
ta. Just Ia time - save you money
on your Christmas gifts. An extra
special discount OF ~ per cent win
be attsu Friday and Saturday only
an ladies deaka dressing tables. pee
desialH library tables. center "a.
hleH Morris chairs. fancy ladies'
work tables tea tables. music cab
iHeta. HhaNai mirrors. sellafrttea and
other pieeah Of furniture too nu-
maraua 10 mention Az the finest
eaada ard beautifully finished.
IaNI MIaa TIIla nAI.E. s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
CONSPIRACY SUSPECTED IN
Big FREIGHT CAR SHORTAGE

8 Ia TO per cent from the charge for
every day above reasonable time
that freight IL Ia transit. the rvh-
sahahie time to be determined by
the Interstate commerce eummiHalont
Meantime the railway officials ARE
sllfe To the need for some action,
ana ear Efficiency" committee has
Rssn named which - tfYius 10 work
aul SOME sort OF a clearing house
plan by which the cars Of an roads
may be pooled. with regulations %
insure their prompt movement %
points where freight IL waiting
II the interstate commerce COM
mission finds ia the coming inquiry
mat u has not power TO deal with
The ear situation couRrrns may be
called on for help.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
PUBLIC LIBRARY
NOW SEATTLE'S

A.. thousand persons Witnessed
:. - fsFeal a.aHiuz If the no uar
y HhFaa last niaht fhpus sds
- unable la eNss s~surs sss.,s
- naaF the &c a.d~eee
rhana the assi~ssxs sr.e
-. Andrew earaesio eent a eit~
.,s,,s tnflh his inability 10 10
49, but extending hearty 60
.taiaIians II the people Of Sc
IN m principal address Of tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
TAkPERS WITH
WITNESS

xsiIINoHAM. pee. 20 infer
.slfsa ahafaIne Attorney } A.
asranis fgFfe sentatiVe.eieet from
:. fanx fourth legislative district
Z rsNlhsHafa 8ttb tanpstlug with
w4fnaas es elaepd on ftle al the
saft hauae yesterday afternoon rs
eennif Attorney NIf9il pefinset tt
: alisksA ii gae complaint that AZ.
swass Abrams tried 20 tnduee Mrs
1 wifkes e. stella Raudell to siHn
= akfsemaHi with - n houmau
4 sefh il stipulated that if enc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
CAL|FORNIANS
To CD SOUTH
tssr,ss. Telegraph ssrvlssl

WASHINGTON. Dee 80 = Seas
tors FLINT AMI falton. and Rep
fvsantatiFvs MeKlaiay, Nuodhaui
and saith tasva tomorrow 10 IN
agpart thu Panama canal and %
gather material with which IN aid
the fight against the enplnYmen'
Of Chimes. Theg Niii tff 10 prove
that uoathern negroes cas- do ihs
wufk The president today cent -
congress the canal c0mmiaaiun'a TO-
port lie aaYa tie experiences dur.
log Ibn past rear with nrkruea
frnm nearby eoantfiaa has con
rinrad the commission 81 tho TN
uoaaihflitF Of doing satisfactory
wofA Mith fhafa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20

one explanation IL that orders
have gone 0ut ftom the men ri tbs
top % save operating expenses -
ceaainw o. haul emptirs In other
w0fda. Instead 81 HrudiuE a train
~ empty cars from Minneapolis q
say Hri wing. Mimi after The
wheat Which o. there. the traffic
uan ORDERS that the ears be hela ~
Minneapolis untr there Il = load q
merchandise Zoe even car. - that
So can hs made % pay ia way Whvu
hauled 90 RED Wins That insufsa
a profit % the company from the
car aud the rolling stoeh hauling II.
but O. leaves ths wheat un the
ground 90 rat while The eaf awaits
she load - nerE hauiiHn
Moreover. there la no occasion
for eeonamy - this fashion. The
railroads never were makiuE -
uuth money ln their history mFi.
bends ara b.iuE DECLARED ua staek
sshtsh wurw Issued With TIE iaaa
that Troy newer would be aurthina
hut ~wairr.- With a value purely
speculative given 70 them b. waH
g. gambling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20

VANCOUVER. - c. Dec 90
IonKaHafemen will ash for un Co.
crease IN wages They have form
ID n strong union aud demand "a
30 per cent immediate advance. A
strike Il likely 10 follow a refusal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20

evening waa made by benjamin lde
~Acelor Charles y shepard pre-
Scts,l q. library Ga the city aud
As%y@ q 80 accepted r. Lisfa
'tss scn"h sssav . ssoit address 10
~'ass the Nuseeeo eulty e~st The
lis-s's'
zee eew tssrsy csused anlY
u ne l~.t 'uildins. in tho coun
tr. ID re s,ss ses The srfanse
meat. ere ftaisrkahle
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20

Who H. rssronaibief That h Is hat
she Interstate rummores commits
sion D. determined 10 fiud out nsars
inaa are Go begin soon Ia the large
cities or tho middle west Commits
aianer Lane L. chiefly interested Ia
this sffair.
In q a railroad conspiracy L
there concerted effort to bf.nK the
rate law into diHcfedli - thts hlas
at thc shipping pubiict That Il one
- enc queries which tho commission
viii 10 la answer.
u Ia quite customary Tor the rail-
roads O. experience aufne iurunfens
iomrr in the rush "a fall work so Sc
cure enough ears hut q - claimed
there 10 something more IA the pres
eut caar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20

NEW YORK. Dec 20 Attorney
General Mayer instituted proceed
inga today 10 dissolve the lee trust
declaring that ice costing $50 per
ton has sold for 81