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The Washington times., 1907-05-27

PROPOSALS FsOR FUEL. Clerks once.
House Of Representatives United States
Washington, D. c, May 8. Is07.-Sealed pro-
posals viii be received az this office until
y O'clOck noon, Wednesday, MAY @ 1907
Tor the delivery OF three thousand g. OJ0J tons
more or less. OF the best white ash furnace
coalsCreened). also. nifty CJO tons more or
less, OF best white ash stove coal (screened);
also. one hundred and fifty G50l cords, more
or less, Of best spruce pine wood: also one
hundred 600 cords. more or less. OF best
oak wood, as may be needed by the House
OF Representatives during the fiscal year end
ing June 80. 1885, said wood and coal TO be
delivered and stored IN the vaults Of the
south wing OF the CAPITOL az such times and
In such quantities as may be ordered by the
Clerk OF the House ~ Representatives. The
coal must weigh Twenty-Five hundred and
forty tZ24O pounds 10 the ton and the oak
wood must be cut IN three Cd pieces The
wood must measure one hundred and twenty
eight lZS) cubic feet 10 the cord The right
10 reweiEh the coal at the Capitol and The
right 20 reject any and ali bids IS reserved.
surety company bond OF two thousand dol
lars G2,OJO viii be required TO insure the
faithful performance % the contract The bids
must be indaTsed Proposals for Coal and
Wood" and addressed 10 a Mcdowell. Clerk
OF the House Of Representatives United
States. A. MCDOWELL. Clerk. House OF
Representative intel states rnyC. I2.20.27
The Washington times., 1907-05-27
W. T. BALDUS, M. D., Phi. D.
GERMAN gPECIAIYgT

IN Diseases OF the Brain, Nervous System
kidneys. Heart. Stomach, and other Disease
Doctors service and medicine, - Consul
tation free TelephOne Main ISIS SouIhsass
corner Sth and Z SITS. NV. Hour1, 10 70 1
4-AAANA Clozad Sunday Ssz7-t9
The Washington times., 1907-05-27

OFFICE Of the Commissioners. D. c. Wash
ington. d. c.. May q, 1901 Sealed proposals
will be received al this Office until 2
O'CLOCK p. n. THURSDAY. JUNE 9Th,
1907 for furnishing the District Government
by July LIST, 1907, 2,5QO more or less enameled
metal numerically numbered Identification
mum Der tags for motor vehicles. Figures 70
be separate Arabic numerals not less than
four inches high. and the strokes not less
than one-half inch In width. the words Dis
trict OF Columbia in letters one-half inch
high 70 be placed above the numerals. Black
ground with white figures and letters. Zach
sign TO be perforated on each OF the four
corners and SISTED ser straps, as shown by
sample IN Office o. property Clerk D. c
HENRY 3. F MCFARLAND. HENRY I
WEST. JAY J. MORROW, Commissioner
d. c. ulyZ3-6t-exSu
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For Sale-LotS.

FOR SALE-Three beautiful corner lots: Cap
itol Heights. S75 cash. balance 81 per month.
Address BOX +07. Times Office. Il
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DR.. SHADE

IS years practice curing men. Nervou1
and private ailments cured quickly: syphllitld
blood poison. skin diseases. bladder. rectuul
structure, kidney, stomach, lungs asthma
and hay fever positively cured. Consults-
ton free; hours g 20 s.: SATURDAY nights I
10 s. Closed Sundays N 18th ST NV.
The Washington times., 1907-05-27
THIS
Beautiful Cottage

PEBBLE DASHED
Price $500
Z rooms and trunk room; cellar IN
der entire house Furnace. range,
bay windows. Hardwood finished. Large
rooms. Extensive pOrChes.
LOT 5Ox17O
Situated on 30th ST. N. E.
215 Blocks North of Rhode Island Ave.
30 minutes from Treasury on direct
car line.
Take City and Suburban cars MARY
land line). get off at 30th st. and so
north , Y blocks to the property.
sc Fare.
Terms: $500 Cash: S25 MONTHLY
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For RenC-FlatS.

5000 MONTH. near Lincoln Park. vacant
June LIST. comfortable 5-roOm and hath fat
with concrete cellar. furnace. COLLINS
CHERRY CO. 621 18th 81. nv. my2s-3t
FOR RENT-Five rooms and bath arranged
for housekeeping. large yard and closets: SIS.
2s2O K St NV. my25-4t
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PaSturase.

WANTED-Horses 70 pasture. anyone hav-
ing lame worked down horses they wish
pastured can find cheap pasture with plenty
OF good grass and water by addressing 203
18th st. NV. Phone Main 1890. my26-3t
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For Rent-Omces.
For Rent-StableS.

FOR RENT-Stable Tor I or automobiles.
location y. Capitol and q. Address ROX
$50, Times Office. rnv25-st
TwO-sToRY brick stable; stalls. Rear I7s
d st ,,,,9s -
WILL EJECT stable OF garage IN rear or
ll3S 18Th ST. NV
THE HARRISON REALTY CO.
9O7 @ St. N. W. rnves-7t
The Washington times., 1907-05-27

THE s90-PER-ACRE LAND at Spring Hiu
Station. Great TallH and old Dominion Rail
road. 10 miles from Georgetown. Is nearly
all sold. Only few more 5. 10 and Is acrs
| lots left. THE HINE REAL ESTATE
AGENCY. Vienna. Va. or ROOM zoe. Co
| lurn bian building apls-sOt
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CATHEDRAL HIGHLANDS

THE ADVERTISER controls suburban real
estate proposition. involving SO 900 cash but
on partial deferred payments So. COO down.
1000 10 Investor End he takes title Best In
Washington Act quickly. Address BOX
se3. Times Office. mv2s-3t
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Millinery.

ALL TRIMMED hats 70 be sold at and b
low cost. must be disposed Of zoe II ST. nv
my26-3t
The Washington times., 1907-05-27

FOR SALE-One acre lot fronting on Connec-
ticut ave: forest shade; increasing rapidly
IN value: price low. satisfactory terms
Address BOX 2S2. City Postoflce. my25-7t
The Washington times., 1907-05-27

81 ACRES al Woodside. blocks from Bright
wood cars and 18th 81. extended. Will sell
Tor one-half price adjoining land sold for:
ard this property Is more valuable: house,
barn and Outbulldingss just right FOR sub
division kARRICK & METCALF, 1890
New York ave NV u1v2s-7t
The Washington times., 1907-05-27
Secondhand Cash
Registers.

SEVERAL second hand National Cash Regis
ters in perfect order and fully guaranteed.
suitable for different kinds of business for
sale at real bargains and on accommodating
terms
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO.
521 9Th St y. W. myg1-7t
The Washington times., 1907-05-27
era in real estate on YOUR own ACCOUNT
Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR COAL. HAY AND
STRAW TREASURER OFFICE. SOL
DIERS HOME. Washington. ID. g, May .,
1907 Sealed proposals Will be received az
this Office until 10 a. m, Wednesday, June o.
1917. and then opened. for delivery at the
Home IN quantities required during the
hscal year ending June 30, 1908, 80 tons, more
or less. best timothy hay. 60 tons. more OF
less. best wheat straw, and 3 tons more or
less. best rye straw. all baled- Also best
white ash stove coal. 600 tons. more or less
tcontracI VIII contain condition allowing
home 10 substitute about 10 tons chestnut
Tor stove coal II desired). The right 70 reject
any and all bids Is reserved. For further
information apply 10 MAJ. II. II. KENDALL.
L. > a. Treasurer, Soldiers Home, D. c
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Wash
ingtOn- D. G, May p. 1907 Sealed proposals,
IN duplicate, viii be received al the Depart
ment until clock p. m. Saturday. June i.
1897, for the erection Of an Assembly Hall al
the Government Hospital FOR the Insane in
accordance with drawings and specifications 10
be had on application at this department Bids
must be accompanied by a certified check
equal To per cent OF the amount OF the bid
Applicants for plans will be required 10 sub-
NIT with their application Tor same q ceruned
check for $50. as a guarantee that they will
return same in good condition The right Is
reserved 20 reject any all bids or waive
technical defects, 20 accept one part and re-
JeCt the other the interests OF the Gov
eminent may require. Bidders are invited 10
attend Proposals must be marked PRO
pOsals for Assembly Han. Government Hos
pital for the Insane" JAMES RI-pDI Pr
SAfr lEsl-D secretary my21. tei. 3S,10
The Washington times., 1907-05-27
For Rent-Stores.

FOR RENT-Corner I2th and Maryland ava
sw-, large store, two show windows: cellar
steam heat. In large apartment house: re-
duced rent FOR summer months. kARRICK
& METCALF, 1920 New York ave. NV
my26-3t
The Washington times., 1907-05-27

Main snice. III I'm 81 NV nv. api4a
FOR SALE-At Mt Rainier. Nd. in delight
ful oak grove. beautiful 7-room house with
large cellar. furnace. and we'll water Price
s.. 500. 800 cash. balance. SO monthly
CHARLES T. JOHNSON. Postoflce building,
ut. Rainier. Nd. myZ5-st
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SherWOod

TWO beautiful suburban homes for sale on
easy terms. Address BOX 2s3. Times ONCE.
mvlS-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-14
Inc QMnor and thA NisiEnn

His hovso. t.n 1~ bq had ever owned, beng o@.g:" ..Hjsh.l. the Flat push man #elst fsrt'l o." fine artcr. aoon to ia8Ge>t j.. <s le c4leeed the front door A9 oj5.,rvar q ii ..f.Sscd m"n @5@4s,i@.; %.t,..ss. <. .ars.#;y a7. mitinG tA2 i,cs@tte.: ..- >s.:~.i;,e...., .a,.j decoration. IL @9 j..-t.at tfe prise of iAe owner "2"c.'rI %t.i.ta btm. Here "as where h. .rua' .aai.c thc visitor eerdant Nl;h e...: nd. in-i.,e..&!!v, htercegt 2 fev. }r.,qaa.e f., Ainseif. stepping SD lo ti.e >.2a.iscr. he re- marked:
 "its . taan;ifnl ncrse. jSn't it? It's worth every cent of tAe investment and great 1pul more"
 You are rigs.s. rop,jr,l the stranger. You are, &Hppo&o'--
 Yes. I'm the owncr," interrupted the other, and just let me tell you that there are not many men round here who own as fine a house as this,"
 T quite believe you" serencIy an. swered the visitor. Tin the man. YOU see. who holds the first mortgage on <. ..'-Brooklyn Eagle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-14
vfI.e,. "t,.. - 2.... Get"

oon,p"a.;;l s,s' a:s .,: .r!atinn Of ''eirl il ie ,o '," 2. - t'sat cn:,y very careful Ell ii - fa;l to rhyme it with "nearl'' nowadays. The song of solae >n,rs Fl, k-'',. ' ,.car little givlie Si:.i2. With hair &;, t., ;n: t'!rly. and every norni.l'. .'.'Ts-s-laWs the GUS tom of thc :r5:'"t i:::'.,ir ;, our time. though ;i Ca N'iji..Is!s an. h:; Dinah' I,eris>l '2i'l" was Fl :3|H1eA ,'-t', dwell" "Gcil' '-.'::;;' 10 t,oJ.st i.v- ne:j.2St the average l.:;l. "utt.ji -~r' l., tl!H sound ttnrcI'Ie< t,.,' .@i'.,.=:'e.te,l % '.eaifl'' and at any ra.2 =:-,2>. 1.,.tss>, .ll.i& tac vulgar "~al" But !;i ,'!a,sp 'aEs ltSy authors No,.l.} 90 :a G:-> t!2a.,je 0!' writing '':r;:,i'' ..s >,sa"' ;!:"t Z extractor was peculiar i;s th;,e ,:;',,z :.9l}>i::': tie word as 'I!ls;n!s. r:t> s.t .4 t:l> ta*e of Mrs Buneay R., H:;."$' a t.s .;<:fi: correspond. cut.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-14
MISSING WORD CONTEST
+ + .$ < .t !. + + + P st | ( CONDITIONS OF CONTEST.
Read Each Ad Carefully.

+ Tn one of the several advertise + + ments on this page there has < + been word left out purposely. * + Read each ad carefully and see x
 l. if you can find the missing < 4 word. # To the first person who finds T ]. this missing word and brings or f 1. sends it to the GRAPHIC OF- < + FICE we will give ONE DOLLAR < + IN CASH. 's l. Write on one side of the pa ! < per, giving the word and the a i. name of the firm from which < 9 the word was missing. * Write your name and address ! + plainly on the paper. Seal in s * plain envelope and bring or mail ! .s to the Missing Word Editor of \ .s the Daily Graphic No answers < <. received by telephone. + Answers will be received be- ' l. tween the hours of a. m. and , ! I. D. m on the day after publica- <
 l. tion. l. The names of the successful < i. finders will be posted on the ! 1. Quality Shop window. Stop and < + look. You may be one of the ' . lucky ones. . A . l. & . $ |. .t 4 . % . .
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-14
n=TankersIey Drug Co
Pollen Travels Far.

The pollen from pine forests oftc:. brms yellow coating on lakes O" on le ocean as far as POO miles from the bore and has been mistaken by peas
 hts for showers of sulphur. The poi |n grains of the pine are provided ktb hollow vesic]cs, which buoy them E in the air very much on the prin:i "a of q t,ox kite.-St Nicholas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-14
\ Rough Skin.

|. cnIy lacks beauty, but indicates poor q, health. Also 1t is uncomfortable.
 fbctber you are man or woman, whether br care for beauty or comfort, you cer- Er,iv want to get rid of that skin rough
 Ers E Particularly as a rough skin is nine eeee ont of ten the forerunner of Eczema, 1 ,one other foy.1 of serious skin disease. ;e vour duty to yourself to get rid Of it. rttejrs Liquid Sulphur not only eli1nin- kes the symptom Trough skin) but the cause 2 the symptom, no matter what t may be. stops itching instantly.
 Rburna- Sulphur Co.
 centlenaen: I have used your Liquid k,1,bur for Eczema and Prickly Heat and it r;tb pleasure that recommend it to sul- |ering humanity, having severe case of Eczema and after trying various remedies WAS not cured, but after the first appli- (ation of your Liquid Sulphur experience ld the greatest relief and am now well; |nd in the mean time, I used it for Prickly Eeat and after one application it absolutely |ured me. I can conscientiously recom- cend your remedies. Very truly, Tom. L. Leeper, St. Louis. ample bottle sent post paid to any address |or lOc. .Rhums- Sulphur Co. St. Louis. +
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-14
Msoe 1ir. c1op.

Hiram Harllaprle What an>;s= GranGralo Wheatly jump ten feet aa, forgel hjs lhcumatics when the Jfrc1 parade passed? Was he afraid of 'li. elephants:
 Zcke Gr@wfoot-No. He heard tt, steam cailiope and thought it was OH Of those automobiles with the new fangled Whistles.-Chicago News
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-14
TEA AND BAZAAR,

The ladies of Trinity Churcl asg:, citation will give 6 tea and ai4421sa, at the residence of Mrs, F. [. EIl Eee' 0A the afternoon of Tuesday, I5o snT, @er : A1't'~:lt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-14
Purely Chance.

b1aicker Do you consider poker q kme of chance: Hocker-Purelc,
 bmetimes my wife finds it out, and len again shc docsn -Haiuer's E.s P..s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-14
Good for Colds
Family Liver Medicine

One of the best ways to keep health in the 1a1n- table, liver medicine, Thedford''s Blacl-braught,
 Being entirely free from mineral ingredients, it has disagreeable dangerous after-ctccts but acts gently and in natural manner; it's vegetable ingredients having refreshing effct the digest i've system, of which your liver is important part
 The genuine CThedford's) Black -Draught has been used by many thousands, and letters like the
The Alaska prospector., 1907-03-07
Guarahteed.

Veterinary remedies of all kinds. Owl Drug Store-DEPENDABLE DRUGGISTS:
 Fine line of Ladies' Belts, Elas. tic Beltihg at Ladies' BazAar.
 Steamers. Bertha-West Pennsylvania77--In Seattle Saratoga-fn Port Yeanie-Enroute North Portldnd-Enfoutt North Santa Clara-South Tonight Northwestern-At Seattle Dora-In Port
The Alaska prospector., 1907-03-07

Philadelphia, March 7- The new steamer President, of the Pacific Coast Co.,, which was re- gently built for the Alaska run from Seattle, had her trial trip in Delaware bay yesterday. She is expected to develop speed of 17 knots.
 The Woman's Daily of St. Louis; devoted a page to interesting facts regarding Alaska and the railroad situation here The article is written by the Washington cores pondent of that paper and says that there is a growing disposition to extend federal aid to Alaska railroads:
 M. c. Whyte, wife and child; ar rived oh the Saratoga: enroute to Uhga:
 The Saratoga arrived last night from Seattle with 1O6 passengers for Valdez and interior points. She was uhable to stop at Katalla, for which place She had Humber of passengers ahd considerable freight:
The Alaska prospector., 1907-03-07
ABSOLUTE SECURITY

nO bE STRONG, TO BE LIBERAL; TO BE PROMPT
 10 serve It's depoors well and truly, holding interests as identical with It's to grrnt generous terms as are consistent with Sound Banking to be satisfied with small maaGn on each account policy and osovte safety We are incorporated under the laws Alaska with O0O paid-up capital. VaN
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-18
CATHOLIC FEDERATION.
Officers Elected and Boston Chosen
for Next Convention.

Indianapolis, Ind, July 17.-After
electing officers and selecting Boston
as the place of meeting next year, the
American Federation of Catholic So
cieties adjourned this afternoon. The
movement for Catholic Y. NJ. G.. A.
was put off until the next convention.
A resolution was adopted instructing
the president to appoint a committee
of five members to work on a plan
along the lines of the resolution adopt
ed at last years meeting at Buffalo.
The report of the committee will be
acted upon at the next years gather
ing.
The convention adopted a strong res
olution opposing the basic principles
of socialism.
The resolution also urges Catholic
WOTkingmen to use their influence to
prevent labor unions being used by un-
principled demagogues as instruments
of political and social revolution.
Among the other resolutions adopt
ed were:
Recommending the encouragement of
parochial schools, and urging Catholics
TO join none but Catholic fraternal in
surance societies.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-18
WILL RESIST PAYMENT.
Insurance Company Believes Perkins
Committed Suicide.

Topeka, Kan, July 1T.-John S. Dean,
special attorney for the Mutual Life In
surance company of New York, left To-
peka this afternoon for Lawrence to
make a demand upon the heirs and the
executors of the estate of the late Luz
cius II. Perkins for the return of the
life insurance policy for 100000 issued
by the Mutual Life Insurance company
to Mr.. Perkins a few months before his
death. This request being refused, Mr..
Dean will ask permission to have the
body of Mr.. Perkins eXhumed in order
that a post norton examination may
be made. 1t is assumed that the Mu-
tual Life Insurance company is pre-
pairing to resist the payment of its pol
lev upon the life of Mr.. Perkins on the
ground that his fall from the roof of
his home June last was not acciden-
tai
The fact that Mr.. Perkins carried in
surance to the extent of more than
S650, 900, the policies for which had been
taken out only a short time previously.
caused comment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-18
RAISED TO FULL STRENGTH
Twenty-Five New Companies of
Coast Artillery.

Washington, July lin accordance
with an act of the last congress, pro-
viding for an increase in the artillery
corps, the acting secretary of war has
directed the organization of twenty
five additional companies of coast ar
tilIery, each with an enlisted strength
of 1O9 men, to be designated from the
129th to the 150th company, respec-
lively. The new companies will be or
ganized at the following named points;
Two each at Fort Adams, r. l.; Forth
ney, Nd; MoultFe, S. c.; Fort Han
cock. n. J., and the Preside of San
Francisco; and one each at Fort H.
Ct. Wright. N. Y; Fort Trumbull
Conn; Fort Terry, n. Y; Fort Miohic,
n. Y; Fort Totten, Totten, n. Y; Fort
Tott. n. j.; Fort Dupont, Del; Fort
Howard, Md; Fort Washington, Md;
Fort Baker Cal; Fort Casey, Wash;
Fort Worden, Wash: Fort Revere
Mass: Fort Banks, Mass; Fort An
drews. Mass; Fort Mckinley, Me. ;
Fort williams, Me, and Fort Constitu-
ton, n. II.
Skeletons of the new organizations
will be formed by transfers from old
companies at the various posts and the
additional strength provided for will
be made up by fresh enlistments. The
Ninth, Fourteenth, Sixteenth, Nine
teenth, Twenty-eighth, Thirty-seVenth,
One Hundredth, One Hundred and
Fourth and One Hundred and Twenty
seventh companies have been desig-
rated as torpedo companies.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-18
ATTEMPTED JURY FIXING
Grand Jury at San Francisco hives
tigated Actions During the
Sehmitz Trial.

San Francisco, July 1T-Charges that
efforts were made to bride two MEM
bers of the jury which tried and con-
victed Mayor Schmitz on the charge OF
extortiOn were laid before the grand
Jury this morning at a special session
convened for the purpose of hearing
the evidence. The two jurymen IN
VOWED in these charges are Royal W.
Cudworth and Charles d. Gish, both
of whom gave their testimony. Cud-
worth and his wife both told the grand
Jury of the efforts that had been made
to communicate with him while he vas
locked up at the St. Francis hotel with
his fellow jurors.
Juror Gish gave testimony sho wing
efforts had been made to reach him
while the case was on trial. The grand
Jury also heard the evidence of d. Cap
pelli. a teamster in the employ of Cud-
worth. and of F. Owings, whose story
was of d corroboratiVe nature. The
grand jury is holding the matter IN
der adyisement.
At II o'clock Henry T. Scott, presi-
dent of the Pacific States Telephone
company, who is accused by Assistant
District Attorney Heney of seeking to
mislead the prosecution in regard &c
the Whereabouts of T. V Halsey, and
of being instrumental in preventing e.
]. thinner, vice president of the COM
pany, from testifying in the Glass case
was called before the jury.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-18
THE DEATH RECORD.
Andrew john.

Washington, July H.-AndreW John,
formerly president of the Seneca In
dian nation, died of cerebral hem
orrhage today at the emergency hos
pital here, to which institution he was
removed yesterday. The tWenty-odd
years which the Indian chief spent in
Washington made him familiar char
acter in this city, particularly at the
ca pitol and the interior department,
where he looked after the interests OF
his tribesmen. During his long resi-
dence here he came TO know the late
Senator Quay of Pennsylvania, who
claimed to have a strain of Indian
blood in his veins, and this acquaint-
ance ripened into a warm friendship.
Andrew John would visit Mr.. Quay at
the capitol, and the senator would
often visit the Indian at his boarding
house. Andrew John was member of
Mineola tribe, Improved Order of Red
men, which order will have charge of
his funeral arrangements. 1t is prob
able that the body will be buried in
the Congressional cemetery here.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-18

the presence of newspaper men, at his
home in California street, half a block
from Temple Israel, where the bribery
graft trials are in progress, the new
executive opened a tall stack of letters
and kilograms of felicitation from this
and other cities. and now and again
he smiled quizzically at a job-seeking
epistle. Two such, asking for super
visOrial appointment, were among the
lot.
District Attorney Langdon remarked:
Il haven't anything to tell. / don't
know anything-a fact that makes me
happy, The big stick is no more. l
haven't even a fragment to offer you
as a souvenir. A lot of job hunters
ran me down today, but L shunted
them generally off in the direction of
Mayor Taylor"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-18
MUST FURNISH CONNECTION
Federal Judge in Montana Renders
Decision Adverse to Bell Tele-
phone COMPANY.

- St. Paul, Mimi, July ia spe- y
- cial TO the Pioneer Press from y
- Helena, Mont, says: :.
- Judge Hunt in the United -
- States court today rendered de- -
:. cisiOn Of far-reaching importance -
- TO telephone users, holding that y
= one company could not withhold ::
= the use of its lines from another, ::
- even though it is competing. The =
= Montana & Wyoming and Mutual =
:: Telephone companies applied to =
:. the court for an order compelling =
:: the Rocky Mountain Bell Tele- =
:: phone company to furnish con- =
:. nectiOns when desired at reason :.
- able compensation, which was re- =
= sisted on the ground that the :.
= lines were built for its patrons :,
= and not those of competing COM :
= panies. Judge Hunt found for the :.
= compliments, and stated that =
:: within a few days he would name =
y a commission to fix the division :.
= of charges when such use is made :.
- of connecting lines. -