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Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-09-20
Secures Plays of Mansfield.

New York, Sept. 20.-George c.
Hazleton, lawyer and playwright, has
purchased the Shakespearean produc-
tions of Richard Mansfield, including
THE Merchant of Venice" and Rich
ard Ill"
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-09-20
Train DeraiIed, Coaches Burn.

Meridian, Miss, Sept. 2O.-News has
just reached Meridian that passenger
train No. 1 on the Alabama e Vicks-
burg railroad, due in Meridian from
Jackson about II o'clock, had been
derailed near Forest Station about so
miles from Meridian. Five coaches
are reported to have turned over after
the train left the rails, but it is said
that no one is seriously injured.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-09-20
Mrs Eddy Permits Autonsies

New York, Sept. 20.-The board OF
directors of the Mother Christian Sci
enlist church in Boston has issued 9
new bylaw, inspired directly by Mrs
Eddy, which permits the holding OF
autopsies in cases of sudden death.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-09-20
New York, Sept. 10.

FLOUR-Firn, with moderate de-
mand.
WHEAT-A strong opening in wheat,
on bullish cable news was followed by
half cent decline and a second rally, due
to outside buying. December, s1.O77sQ
1081a; May, s1.107s@1113s.
RYE-Steady. No. 2 western, &C. f. O.
b. New York.
CORN-Receipts, none; sales, none.
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Ibe1r Avenue tells palmer than words
OF the progr.;s Of Ronnokc. Five
years ago not more than slx Of the
Buildings on this picture had been
erected. 1'ilc large building ~ tho
upper corner is Watt. Reettew &
Clay's department store AT the. ups
per end Is the Ponce de Leon " otel,
which recently built ii large addition.
.rhe hotel stands Where the home OF
lion, Henry s.ilTrouts father stood In
tho days OF Big Lick. All this bust
ness section was swamp. One day
Trout, SIR, sought out his son TO tell
4 him that he had found q big fool that
day. what you think, Henry said
Mr.. Trout. II gold that swamp land to
d fool for s6o0l'.
Mr.. Trout's bank. the First National,
B several months ago paid $4,000 for
section Of that swamp, about 5oxiso
3rcet. ut the corner OF Jefferson Street
and Salem Avenue. and will erect n
large banking house as soon as leases
VI expire.
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DRESS SUITS FOR RENT.
AWNINGS.

DRESS AND TUXEDO SUITS FOR
rent. "sCHNURAlAN." 91S Main.
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BANKING AT Annoy.
Consul Says There Is Growing De and
for Stable Exchange In Chin,

Sonsul Shys There Is Growing Dcpnrl
for Stable Exchange In China.
Consul HI. Paddock. reporting from
Annoy, gives the following 4aforma-
ton concerning the banking conditions
in China:
There are two distinct banking
systems In vogue-the foreign system.
represented by banks organized under
foreign laws and managed By foreign
and the native system
which Is represented by lnnumera HE
Chlnese establishments that have cx-
listed for many hundreds Of years. Both
systems pay high rates of interest 70
thelr depositprs and both charge high
interest on loans or overdrafts De-
posts for one year or orcrdraw from
toe per cent. per annu,n; FOR sIx
months. 2 Ia to per cent per an
num- and for three months, . to 2 .
per cent. per annum. Interest IS
charged on loans and overdrafts shy
the foreign banks AT from to s per
cent. year, while the native banks
have no fixed rate of interest. rhe
native institutions pay annual diyl-
bends OF from 30 to so per cent. on
their stock. which shows that the
van hih6 BUSINESS IN the Orient is lli-
crative. Fluctuations in tile value ),
silver while profitable d the banks
are nevertheless injurious to genera,
trade, and both the foreign and native
Z banks publicly express q wish for =
stable exchange. but are opposed r.
taking the initiative in the movement
s looking to currency reform Each mo
vince mints its own standard of cur,
\ rency, and there is no equality in thA
value Of silver coins OF two difreren
provinces This lack of uniform nativ,
X coinage is the source OF much com
mercial embarrassment.
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TYPEWR1TDlSSls

n + IioW clisa D they d raj How new
they nrei s,cores,5yes. hundreds X OF
rebuilt typewritcrs Just rccci edifronl
our factory, allfmakes. oil prices, but
only -perfcct. See our
prices, save yourself some money.
Everything guaranteed absolutely for
one year, no risk, no trouble. Wo
s would rather return your money than
Telephone, THE TlPr., \, RlrER lsX.
+ CEtANC}I1 Branch, AM I3ItlC al WRIT.
ING MACHINE COMPANY. INC, Gus
Last Main Street fJ9i
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NEwMAN,s UMBRELLAS.

NEwNI.4N's. UMBRELLA HOUSE, 31s
brellas from us. You will get them
at wholesale prices, and guarantee
to be kept In repair for ono year free
OF charge. We have a big special
sale for ten days. Regular SIS UNI
brellas, gold and silver handles,
finest gloria silk, for s2.39. Remem-
Der that this Is big opportunity.
Don't l..iss It. Bring your old urrl-
brellas to be covered and repaired.
We will make 1t look like new.
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BIDS wAN,rEp,

IN PURSUANCE OF ~ RESOLUTION
OF the Special Board OF Directors Of
the Western state Hospital. at i
meeting OF said special bOnrd, held
on the 10th day or September, 1907
hereby invite competitive bids FOL
drawings and specifications for IN
epileptic colony. Right reserved to
reject any and all bids.
DIR. j. S. DIJAENETr, Supt.,
w. III. LANDES. Director.
Special Committee.
Stuunton, Va.
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IIE Th5s DIsPATGH. RICHMOND VA sUNDAY O0TOBFR
dtli8tcllaItlfIn,tls.,


WON RFtJ I. 4 NV I'm II ION is gstI own,
on Hills detaeliablo braces for cri5-
pies. They ares,not Instruments or
torture. blit combinations efficiency,
comfort, convenience and 8ns Joy to
those who use them. Costs roth
ing tc, Investigate and see for you're
self its sllpericr ndvantages over all
other makes. G. II. HILL, 523 West
4 Broad Street. 5S
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TIE VIRGINIA. SUPERVISORS WILL
meet at hoSState Capitol in rooms
S OCTOBER 9TH; 10TH AND AZ TIL, 70
O'Clock In morning and 8 o'clock In
the evening. All erylsors Of tho
state, whether nrolled members or
not. are cordially invited 70 attend.
rs many supervisors AS possible In
attendance MS Important matters
concerning roads. educa Ion and taN-
alton and various other ma tters %ar .
To be considered ut this meeting,
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GREAT STATE FAIR
tn OPEN -IMQRR0N!
CONTINUED from FRS. Page.)

lContinued from Firs- Page.)
1uma stock Farm, Richmond
a. Locust Day, b. s., by oaK"oou
3 r. f. Moran, Silk~orth. Pa.
s. General Diack. q. s., by .ss s,E
wilkes. IA. r.. Tyson. Newark, Del.
6. Finch. b.. s., by Bonnie Prima
Robert j. Brankey, Newark, Del.
Il. j. p Hanton, blk. s., by Wilkes
Boy. Frank Moore, Clarksb,irg, w. va
s. Allie H.. CHI. m. by Ruby, j. 5.
Greer. Mcrryville. Pa.
Race OHlcinls.
4, The judges OF the races Will be
Messrs. A. j. Heating, of New York,
and John a. King. OF Syracuse. assoc
ciate. Fred a. Upton, of Rochester,
will be the starter, and Mr.. T. a. >.
Brine, of this city, will be clerk of
tha course. The Judges are men OF
experience and Lave national repll-
tation for ability and Integrity. AR.
Brine will also have charge OF the
steepIechasers and the performers on
the flat,
The Judges in other departments are
las follows:
Swine-Mr. a. NJ. Brown, Winchester,
Ind.
Poultry-Mr. Rober, l.. Simmons,
Charlotte, n. c.
sheep-Mr. James c. Duncan, Denis-
ton. N. y, or Mr.. c. q. Mcfarland,
Gallon, Ohio.
Dairy cattle--Mr. George X. sisson.
Jr. Pottsdam. N. Y.
Beef Cattle-Mr. Z. *. Thomas,
Paris, Ky.
All exhibition horses will be judged
by judges OF the Richmond Horse.
Show.
Some Other Judges.
The judges OF domestic exhibits, art
work, ETC.. will be Mrs. L. Fitzgerald,
Jr.. GIG West Grace Street, city; Mrs.
Allen Chambers, 2o4 West Main Street,
city; Mrs. Sam Martin, 4oa East Frank
lin Street, city; Miss Bessie Catlin,
1104 Grove Avenue, city; Mrs. Jeffry
Montague. 327 East Franklin Street,
city.
Tickets and Cur Service.
Beginning Monday morning, the
Broad and Main, Broad and Twenty
fifth Street and an extra line from
Ninth and Broad Streets will be run
through to the fair every day this
week. The cars to the fair start each
morning at o'clock, and will run
Will we CTuWQS are DuGR nome.
Arrangements have been made ia
place tickets to the State Fair on sale
at several downtown places, list OF
which follows:
J. f.. Bauer 1901 West Main Street
Brigss's Pharmacy, Harrison and
Z Grove Avenue.
Shenandoah Flats.
Chesterfield Fats.
Jefferson Hotel.
Mller-Childrey Company. First and
Broad Streets.
T. A. Miller, 51e East Broad Street.
III. NJ. Shields. Third and Main
Streets.
McCoy's. Eighth and Broad streets
Richmond Hotel.
Branch K. Allen, S36 East MAR
Street.
w. T. Dabney, aoS East Main Street
Strauss Cigar Company. OF Eas,
Main Street
". D. crenshaw, Eleventh and Main
Streets.
Thaw \ Grant, Twelfth and Main
Streets.
Branch r. Allen, ro,steenth and
Main Streets.
Broad W, & str,. rs;t!D: Twsnsy-af,h and
Eaton's PHARMACY, Twcnty-sixth and
o Streets. ''''s'
people's Drug Store. Fulton.
Harrison's Pharmacy, MANCHESTER
G -
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t'fAisIlI,IN STREET j. IN FOR sA LIZ;
near Rosenenth Road cheap 10 d
quick buyer. Address d 210, cnro
Timos-D ispatcll. ~ =. &, ill {SfI
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OLD BOOKS WANTED.

OF MISCELLANEOUS
books. large and small collections
OF old and new books bought for
cash. THE RICHMOND BOOK EN-
CHANGE. No. 2O9. North Fifth Street.
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DRESS MAKING.

MILLINERY AND DRESS-AIAIlINC
2s15 NJ Street. MISS KELLEY.
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TUXEDO SUITS ron RENT.
TRUNK REPAIRING.

AND DRESS SUITS FOR
rent. "sCEINURMAN." 91S Main.
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ROADS REACHING
FOR GOAL EIELQs
Continued from First Page.)

ded that the data on which these fig
ures are based has been prepared from
information furnished by the managers
of the various enterprises. These spin
dies are not stated to have already
been Installed, but the figures indi-
cate the equipment decided on. and
contracts for which have been or will
be signed. Some of these installa-
lions have been completed, many are
now in progress, and some remain to
be ordered. More than a dozen of the
companies mentioned as new or to en-
large plants have made no report of
the number of spindles they will in
STALL
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TIMERS AND PLUMBERS.

VOW is THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR
4 fireplace heaters and furnaces clean
ed out and repaired; also new ones
and Grand" fireplace heaters.
Thatcher" furnaces. and "Favorlto"
ranges. Your kitchen is not COM
plete without G "Favorite" gas range.
y Street. Phone 2917.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06

I A consul at Trchzond writes that
recently It took eight months for some
stylogrnphic pens TO come by express
Sea.
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UPHOLsTERING.

IN THEIR PUREsT
form at kAEAIPF'S, ITO North Ninth.
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The great majority OF real estate
dealers are very much encouraged at
1.-The outlook, and are convinced that
the business In and around Richmond
Ewill continue to increase with the rapid
strides which have marked their opera
tons in the last two months,
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DENTISTRY.

DENTAL ROOMS. OPPo.
site tho post-0ffice. Phone 320G
Examinations and estimates free.
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CIGARS.
WATCH REpA1R1NG.
TRUNKS AND SHOES.

WANTED. EVERY ONE TO KNOW
SPENCE at 90 and "a North Ninth
Street. keens the finest Trunks,
Dress Suit Cases and Gents Shoes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06

n TO TIE oITFIC GERS AND M al
Xxx hers Of Henrieo Union I.o1 ge, No.
& Nls0, A.. "A N, Please !, NJ !.
tend stated colnmuntoationiao OF your !,
lodge, to be held Mt Masonic Hall
TWenty.fifth Street. lONDAYES y VEN /
lodges and transient bre hren era ter
nully Invited to he presell sis
z BY order f2tie yVorshi pflll Mas ~,
6. a. gllIJ liIlIlS. Seer
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WANTED. TRUNKS AND sArcHELs
to rernir or sell you new one.
SPENCE. Ninth Street. Nos. 90 and 81,
The Shoe and Trunk House
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06

s2.75 sFFoR A SOLID SILVER GRAVY
f1adle.sin white leatherette ease. $3.50
for berry spoons. SCHAAF'S.
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2 NEEDING GIFTS.

$3.50 FOR a STAG HANDLE FINE
blade carving set. In white leather
cite case, at SCFI4tAF'S, No. 426
Fifth and Broad.
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ArAcFrINERy,

BARGAINS IN SECONDHAND EN-
Eines, boilers, etc. rebu'1t ~ s,-nl
MS new. G. B. FopDs co. Trigg Ship
yard, Phone 3O2S. 5#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06

lFROM FACTORY no CONSUMER.
scHRFNP'S Umbrellas are the best.
4 GOT Fast Main Street.
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UMBRELLAS.

FOR CLERKS, BIO o * he Z p Z S.
u managers. etc. 00s East Clay,
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ANTIQUE.
DYEING AND CLEANING. &

JOHN ia 8TOUCHE.5 CLEANING. DYE
ing, Securing. Pressin5s 123 f. Main
fg Street. III 49,,
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HoRsERADIsH.

ABSOLUTELY PURE HoRsEFsAD1sH
manufactured by ANTONIO SCOR-
PITTO, 220 West Seventh street,
Manchester. Va. Phone 1853. For
sale tofhotels. restaurants and stores.
Write or phone for prices. Out-of-
town orders solicited.
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s1.5o FOR a FINE CuT-GLAss DISH
with handle: extra good. SCtfAAF.
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OPTICIANS,

W.T. A'r's yvRoNG2 rs 7Ir5vorrr, 5ryEs,
E Probably rnn mead glasses. a. IA
DR. BRT1TSTrIN, The Optleian
u.s. East BROAD, and have them on
auilned, They NAV he cause of YOUR
\ headaches Consultation free,
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DENTISTRY.

SOUTHERN DENTAL. ROOMS. Oppo,
site the post-office. Phone aa9o
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CANDY.

MINT CREAMS -DEL1C1OU s a L. L
Observation-Disclosures nts--kAEMPt"s
lilo North Ninth.
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Me!e!tings.
Richmond. Va. Sent 10. i a07
~.
.IeadhUurters

Richmond, Va. Sept. TO-. 4 sO7.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the Annual Meeting of tho Stoclhold !
ers of THE CIiESAPIsAKF1S AND OHIO
RAILWAY COMPANY. for the election
of Directors, thegrntif ication of all acts
of the Board OF Directors and all COM
mlttees thereof, since tho las annual
meeting. and for tho transaction OF
such other business as may lawfully
come before the ting. will be held
Eighth and Main Streets, I'M tho city
OF Richmond, Va. on sTUI1SDAY,sth
ED day OF October. 1907. at 10 o'clock
a. M.
closed at tho office OF tIessrs. j, p.
Morgan & Co.. % Wall Street. New
York. on Monday. Octo ber8 1907. at 8
o'clock +. NJ, and will DO eopenedS on
Wednesday,, October 80. 1907, at 10
O'Clock A. Nj.
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FLAGS. TENTS AND DECORATIONS.

TENTS AND FLAGS FOR THE STATE
Fair. Football and Episcopal Convcn.,
tion. We. are manufacturers. Fl. r..
e COPELAND & CO.. los North Ninth
Street.
DRESS SUITS EoRS RENT.
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SuNlRRp'LLAs,

STvvrMAN's 1,MRn'7L1A STORE, SIS.
Fast BROAD Street For ten flaws we
will sell. and recover umbrelas 40
per cent. cheaper than The regular
nrice Don't miss this big chance
Call and see 6us. Ss1 ''5s +
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FINE UPHoLsTRR1NG AND MAT
TRESSES. }

pARLoR SUITS. coucHEs, CHAIRS
/ &c., repaired and reupholstered
beautiful line OF coverings to selec,
from. Hair mattresses made to order
old ones made over like new. ,Phons
US your orders. JACOB uM1AAUf'
70b West Main. Phone 1892.
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DENTISTRY.

SOUTHERN DENTAL ROOMS. oTPo,-
ste TIE 'ost-oiFice. !, p TO- rres ssvo,
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SHOES.

YOU no KNOW THAT A
pair OF Goodies Chimboraao shoes.
can't be beat; mems and lldies' M
feathers; $500. $3.50 and $500. Y.
Il. GOODn s. SON, 1ii7, East Main
Street. 81
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$500 FOR TALFsDOzrN. soLIp Sill
yer teaspoons. in white leatherette
case. ScHAAF'S, No. 426 Fifth ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06

LET US CLEAN YOUR WINDOWS.
NATIONAL WINDOW CLEANING
CO.. 1872 East Main Street: phone
2145.
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'sCHREMP's UMBRELLAS ARE THE
Best. Made right in Richmond.
HAT REPAIRING. AMERICAN HAT
ters. 404 F.. Marshall. Get the habit.
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TO Develop Truck Faruls.

Mr.. A. L. Adamson. OF Manchester.
is offering FOR sale LIZA L. acres of
land In Chesterfield county, between
Richmond and Pctersburg, which he
proposes TO cut up and dispose OF in
small lots suitable for trucking farms,
This land Is finely wooded and wutered,
and is ideally located for the truck
farmer. The tract lies along the line
of the Richmond and Petersburg Flee
2tric Railway, thus giving It's owners
suneXcelled Transportation facilities to
the cities of Richmond, Manchester and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06

IDREss AND TUXEDO SUITS FOR
rent. "SCIINURMlAN," 91S Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06

SCHREMP'S UMBRELLAS ARE THE
Best. Made right in Richmond.
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TUXEDO SUITS FOR RENT.
-WtIEN YOU WANT THD BEST

TUXEDO AND DRESS SUITS FOR
rent. "SCHNURMAN," 91S Main.
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BUY HOMES,
PAYING SPOT Cash
(Contlnued from First Page

. . " -
showing great advances in sales and
improvements. The rapid way in
which this section mas been developed
has caused II to become a necessity
that improvements be made in the
streets and sidewalks. MoIo than two
thousand yards Of granolithic side
walks have been laid. and granolithic
curbs are now being put in similar to
those- on Monument Avenue.
AS further evidence of the progress
iveness the building of two houses, to
cos, more than $4,000 each. will begin
on Monday. North Side. Place is To-
Gated on an elevation overlooking tho
city, and is an ideal place for subur-
ban residences, as is clearly shown by
the fact that more than half of the
section has already been sold, 1t can
be reached by car from almost any
part OF the city in about fifteen min,
4 . Il j y Il
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PARLOR SUITS, ODD CHAIRS AND
couchcs recovered and reupholstered
like new; slip covers made and mat
tresse s. renovated; for cash or 20 on
mates. CHARLES y URGENS' SONS.
Adams and Broad Streets.
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$500 FOR THE FINEST FIVE PIECE
tea set in Richmond at the price.
SCHAAF. No. 426 Fifth and Broad.
Established 1857.
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IIATs cLEANED.. BLoCKEp. SHAPED.

IlANDEL, THE PRACTICAL HALTER,
now located at sos East Broad. All
kinds of mems hats cleaned, blocked
md shaped equal to new. Phone
SOTO.
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TRUNKS. BAGS AND GIFT GOODS,
wish your trunks. bags or suitcascs
repaired. be sure to call or telephone
to ROUNTREE'S RETAIL STORE,
4 7O3 East Broad Street. Phone 5133.
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G. Il. WELLFORD.
Secretary,
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:. 55DucHANAN's SELECT SCHOOL,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-06
JUDGE FARRAR ON FEDERAL.
CONTROL OF RAILROADS

Washington. Nifty 5.--That the United
States has full power under the Consti-
tuition to govern and control railroad
corporations is declared by Judge Il. ~
Farrer New Orleans, I'm a letter ad-
dressed TO President Roosevelt. The
railroads. he says, arc creatures Of the
nation. This fact places them under the
rule of the nation ana has the dual re-
suit both of regulating the roads and
protecting them from an unjust eNnc-
ton by the states. The roads also can
be protected, he says, against the pre-
judice OF the local jury by giving them
the right TO sue and be sued IN the
federal courts. The national govern
ment should provide the manner ana
extent through which the railroads
should be taxed by the states.
Judge Farrer says
These corporations being creatures
OF the United States and instrumentali-
ties provided by IT for the proper and
convenient performance of its govern
mental functions, the United states con
regulate them AZ follows.
"First--Their mode of organization
and management
Second Their capital stock and
their creation of deb. and the issuance
of securities
"Thlrd-Their operation down 10 the
remotest particulars.
"Fourth-The qualifications Of those
employees. such az engineers, bremen.
conductors, Inspectors, brakemen, tele-
graph operators, on whose capacity de-
ponds the safety Of life aud property
"Fifth-The misconduct 81 officials
and employees IN the performance OF
their duties can be restrained by Grim
inal statutes.
''sixth-These corporations can be
shielded from all state Interference and
COntTOl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-06
WASHINGTON SOCIALISTS.
Take as Their Characterization Prcsi-
dents Phrase "IndesirnbIc Citlzens.r

Seattle, May 5.--President Roosevelt
designation of Meyer and Haywood as
undesirable citizens" was adopted by
Washington Socialists as their own
characterization by the state convention
II the Socialist party here today. The
convention almost unanimously passed
resolution declaring that II Meyer
md Haywood and the other accused Of
icals are undesirable citizens" they
wish TO be known in the same way.
President Roosevelt did not escape
criticism. The same resolution demand
d that he show proof for his state
nent that the officials melted to riot
md bloodshed. 4 resolution declaring
that the president himself is the most
Undesirable citizen In the United states
oday," was barely defeated and then
)nly because the convention went on
'ecord as refusing TO handy epitheta
used by capitalists.
The Socialist convention has bee
marked by the Ousting OF Waite
Thomas Mills. author OF The Struggl,
or Existence" and very prominent
nan in the party. He was refused
ieat on the convention floor He i,
low leading the minority faction in al
Htempt to gain control of the party in
his state
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pioyes TO each other. as follow servants
can pc definitely settled on scientisc
ity, VI "u'hor-
Tonth-Their duties in regard "a
se'Saus cl9ilns against them for loss
the reasonable satisfaction Of tbc 60 n,, w
lie. va 'he puo-
EleVenth-The rates which thew
charge for passenger and freight SER.
vice can be regulated and all dlscrl,n.
nations aholl he'd. '''''
Twelfth-Thelr interchange Of cars
lrelghts ana passengers with each Other
can be regulated ''''V'
"Thirteenth--AU agreements ,b,,.
make with each other. in regard ~
joint rates and pooling agreements. can
be controlled" '-'''