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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-12-06
CLASSIFIED ADS.
NEW TODAY.

FOR RENT-Four rooms, two below,
two upstairs and wash room, four
blocks from P. o. Enquire this Of
fee. l2.b III
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-12-06

RADlUM coal .oil, the highest
grade-Hair Riddle Hdw. Co., Dis
tributors.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-12-06

Ask your grocer for Sunshine
Coal oil. Hair Riddle Hdw. Co,
distributors.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-12-06

You can get any thing you want at
the New Racket store. 1915 ct
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-12-06

FOR SALE-I will sell my entire
flock of Rhode Island Reds. consist
ing Of about 81 in all John Chss'
tain. 1915 2t
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-12-06

FOR SALE or will exchange for town
or country property in Southern
Oregon. merchandise business and
buildings, valued at s3500, paying
well. in good coast town. Address
Box 1877, Yaquina, Ore, Lincoln
County. lFssS - 1915 At
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-12-06
BORN.

TRULOVE-At Leland, Ore. We'd
nesdsy, November 90, 1907, to Mr.
and Mrs. Trulove. daughter.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-12-06

FOR SALE-SiI head full blood
Hereford Bulls-R. P. George,
Kerby, Ore. Ill tt
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-12-06
FOR SALE.

STRAWBERRY plants for Sale on
North 9th st. @. W. Guyton.
LIS At
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-12-06

Placer blanks at the Courier office.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-12-06
LOST.
MISCELLANEOUS.

FRANK BURNETT-Upholstering,
mission furniture made to order.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-12-06
WANTED.

WANTED-Girl to work for board
and attend school. Address BsI 410.
ll.22 ct
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-11-14
Or. Jaynagin Is Right.

Warrenton, Ga, November 9, 1907.
Hon. Thos. F. Watson Thomson, Ga.
Dear Sir: certainly endorse your position
on the money question and congratulate you
on the editorial in this weeks "Jeffersonian" on
that subject.
Your plan to initiate Our currency and at the
same time give us sound money by issuing
Government Notes, "Greenbacks" instead of
Bonds, does seem to me to be the proper thing
to be done, and especially just at this time.
The prosperity of the country has outgrown
our per CAPITA consequently we need it in
creased, and we need it done at once
The future prospect of money getting very
scarce nerved me to the point on yesterday of
writing Mr.. Roosevelt, and suggesting that he
do as Mr. Lincoln did, issue "Greenbacks" at
once, pay off all government obligations as
they become due, which would give us plenty
of good, sound money, and thereby relieve
the stringency, and make him closer to the
hearts of the American people than any Pres
ident since Mr.. Lincoln.
With kind regards to your family am,
Yours truly, ]. C. JARNAGIN.
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-11-14
Uncle ODE S Pull.

What is the secret of the "pull' of Uncle
Obadiah Stephens?
He was a member of the Railroad Commits
sion which always continued cases whem
Hamp McWhorter would tell the Commission,
over the phone, that it wasn't convenient for
him to be in Atlanta that day.
He was the Commissioners who proclaimed
his purpose of making walking inspection of
every mile of Uncle Jakes Georgia Railroad
and who changed his mind, and scooted over i
at two-forty gait.
He is the Commissioners who gave the Geer-
gia Railroad clean bill of health and certf-
cate of character.
He is the Commissioner who helped Joe
Brown seal his own doom-and Uncle Oba-
diah didn't get any of the doom.
He is the Commissioner who roosts serene
ly, on a top limb whether the Governor hap
pens to be Terrell or Smith.
Many, many persons and things get jolted
and Jared and dislocated, but Uncle Obadiah
stays put.
Oh what pull Uncle Obadiah has gotl
Nothing like it was ever seen before, in dear
old Georgia.
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-11-14
Railroad BnfcheYieS.

Just the same as ever, only more 50. Gets
worse instead of better. (See last report of
National Commission.)
In 1893 the railroads were ordered by Con-
gress to equip freight trains with automatic
couplers. There are 287 prosecutions now
pending for wilful and continued violations of
this law.
The open switch accident is of weekly oc-
currence yet there is a perfect automatic
switch that would prevent the wreck
The split switch accident bobs up with fa-
tai persistence, yet there is a newly invented
switch which does not present the feather
ed-edge rail, which causes the split switch ac-
cident The collision appals us with frightful
regularity, yet the automatic Block system Of
fers its absolute prevention to that source of
railroad murders
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-11-14
Turn 1t DOl,n.

In the air, float thousands of things which
may be roughly classed as dust. This dust
is composed of thousands of different parts
Some of these component parts are harmless;
but many of them are dangerous. If you
breathe with open mouth in a dusty street,
can't you feel the irritation in your throat?
That's natures sign that the dust is doing
you harm.
Nature put a strainer in your nose, to strain
the air that goes into your lungs, and to keep
out the dust. That strainer consists of pc
culiar gristle formation, and the hair on the
inside of the nose.
When you breathe with the mouth shut,
the strainer does its work, and your lungs get
air, instead of dust.
In every home, cups, tumblers and COB
lets are in use.
In nearly every case, these drinking YES
sells are left turned up. That is, the open
mouth of the cup, the tumbler or the goblet is
left upward, catching all the dust that floats
Not only do they catch the dust, but the nasty
house-hy lights in them, or upon the rim
where you put your lips, to drink.
Some member of your family falls sick You
are puzzled to account for the cause of the
illness.
Did it ever occur to you that the sickness
brought on by drinking poisonous dust
from the upturned cup, or glass?
Don't run any such risks. Turn the cup
down. Turn the glass down. Then, the drink
ing vessel catches no poisonous dust. The
rim will have no house-hy filth on it.
Whenever you see cup or glass sitting
on the table, or sideboard, with the mouth up,
realize that you have set trap to catch dis
ease.
Unless you are willing for the disease to
in Y1a md ha raI inf
your own system, or into the system of SOM
member of your family, remove the trap.
Turn the cup down. Turn the glass DO
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-11-14

Despite the cry of the officials of the Central
Railway of Georgia that 2 I-2 cent passenger
rate would "confscate property without due
process of law" the report of that railroad
shows that it earned about $1,000 dollars more
in Septnber, 1907, than it did the same month
in 1906
The same is doubtless true of other railroads
in the State, just as it is true in most cases
where the reduced rates have been put into
effect.
In speaking of the announcement that Pres
ident Roosevelt would recommend to congress
the enactment of law providing for the grant
ing of Federal licenses to trust companies and
placing their affairs under the same super
vision as that now exercised over national
banks, former Secretary of the Treasury Leslie
M. Shaw, now president of the Carnegie
Trust Co., said:
''It is unnecessary to ask what think of a
law authorizing trust companies to be incor
porated under Federal charter specifically
recommended it in all my later reports as Sec
retary of the Treasury. My recommendations
were the first and, up to the present time, have
been the only recommendations on the subject
[ cannot speak for the shareholders of the Car
negie Trust Company, but if such law were
passed | would be very glad to change from
State to Federal supervision"
But what good would it do to place trust
companies under the same system as national
banks when the national banking system is rot
ten to the core?
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-11-14

If few such heartless managers as Milton
Smith, Thos. K. Scott, August Belmont, J. P.
Morgan, Thos. F. Ryan, and E. I'll. Hartman
were convicted and punished for Murder, the
morbid appetite for dividends on watered stock
would be cured
1t is this remorseless greed for unreasonable
profits that is killing or wounding one hundred
thousand of our men, women and children ev-
cry year.
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-11-14

EDITORIAL NOTES.
BY J. D. Watson.
Continued from Page Nine.)

ing the tariff on news-print paper, on wood
pulp and on wood imported into this country
for the manufacture of wood pulp and paper
If Congress happens to do as the President
recommends you will hear great howl from
the trust.
Trusts do not mind prosecutions very much,
but when you talk about abolshing the tariff,
they begin to squeal.
The Santa Fe seems to be the latest railroad
fined for rebating, the fine amounting to $780,
600.
Of course, the railroad appealed the case,
and in the meantime they will continue to vio-
late the law.
Put few railroad officials in jail, as you do
other criminals, when they violate the law, and
the law will be obeyed instead of being fla
grantly violated.
The Interstate Commerce Commission bull
letin on accidents upon railroads of the United
States during the year ending June 80, 1907,
shows the following casualties:
Five thousand persons killed and 1926 in
jured, or IT'S more killed and o,577 more in
jured than during the previous year.
Listen to what the bulletin has to say about
safety appliances, etc..
There have been heavy increases in all of
the items, except accidents in car coupling and
from striking against overhead distractions
The number of passengers killed and injured
in collisions and derailments has increased to
an alarming degree. In this item the very
large total reported in 1905 is now exceeded by
Y per cent.
"The comparative snallness of the increases
in casualties due to coupling and uncoupling
cars, and in accidents to men on the tops of
freight cars, is undoubtedly due in large meas
ure to improvement in the maintenance and
care of automatic couplers and to the in
creased use of air brakes on freight trains"
Is it any wonder that the people, from one
end Of the country to the other, are so stirred
up over the railroad question?
If the proper equipment of safety appliances
will prevent accidents of one kind other safe
ty appliances will prevent accidents of another
kind
The railroad officials know this, but they
know it is cheaper to murder people than pay
for proper equipment, so they continue to do
MURDER.
Florida, Louisiana and Alabama are calling
extra sessions of their Legislatures. Those
states want things done In Georgia, however
Clearing House Certificates amount to a
forced loan-forced from the public by the
banks. The banks have the peoples money,
and when the people want their own money
they have to accept the bankers note Thus the
banker compels the depositor to lend his mon
ey to the bank when the depositor needs it
himself. Thus Clearing House certificate
is the same as a loan exacted by force.
Such thing is in violation of law and some
of the criminals should be brought to justice.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-13
NEW CLAYTON RESOLUTION
h. PRAIsIRG THE PRESIDENT.
Alabama Congressman Vans Roosevelt
Withdrawal Approved.

Washington. d. G.. Dec. l5.-Rcpre-
sentative Clayton Of Alabania, chairman
II The Democratic canens. whose intro.
duclion last Monday 81 a resolution de-
ciaring against the policy Of third term
FOR presidential incnmbsnts was followed
Wednesday hy bis statement that he
MAS awaiting the first parliamentary
opportunity % call up that resolution
idr discussion on the noorT With the
object ~ putting thc Republican mem
bers on record And he minority mem.
hors a. well. ynfterday introduced tile
following resolution;
'Resahed. that she country n % be
congratulated on the rcecnt declaration
of the president u the United States,
affirming the wisdom 81 the custom which
linhik the president 30 two terms. which
declaration demonstrates that be. IN com.
mon with Az other paigioiia. Americans,
recognizes that the precedent established
by Washington and other presidents Of
the United State. IN retiring from The
presidential Office after their second term
has beoome. BY universal concurrence, .
part 81 our republican system Of gov
eminent. and that any departure from
ihlA time hnnored custom would be un'
wise. unpstfioiic. ard fnught With peril
70 our free institutions
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-13
SMOKERS WARNED
BY SPEAKER CANNON
Rules Read Regarding Order a. Opening
Of the Session Of the Houss
Yesterday.

Washington. D. G, Dee ls-At the
opening Of ihs session II the House q
Representatives, yesterday, Nsssfs. crum'
packer 81 Indiana and lllll d Connect.
cut appeared apd took she oath Of office
speaker Cannop announced che appoint
'nehf of fhese n,mmitteesi
I hulta. the ifsaker. John DalEell of
Pennsylvania. James Sherman 81 New
oFk. Job s. Williams u Aiisslsslppi
David A. deAfmaud of Mlssourif mile.
ate. Charles - frumm Of Pennsylvania,
Charles A. Kennrdy u Iowa, II y. james
81 Ksnlueky. Ellbh - LAWS Of Georgia
I'd Matpn Denver u Ohio.
For tie benefit 81 new members and
some u the sd ones. Speaker Cannon
had read the rulr regarding order on the
ioof. with special reference 20 that
flansc iogbidaink smoking IN lie hall,
waving that he BAD found 4 necessary
IN order that sn4mhcrs might know 4
,r'aA the imperative duty II the officials
snd employees 81 the House 70 enforce
the rlne.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-13
New York Delegates Expected
10 Swing
AFTER FIRST BALLOT
Presidents Withdrawal i Hailed a. q
Great Aid 10 the Secretary in
New York sAte--rait May
Resign.

New York, Dee. is.-Ths most In.
iercstlng aud important development
following the formal declaration By
President Roosevelt of hls dfsermina.
ton not 20 aecept . nomination for a
tiifa term Is the inslmation from the
Hughes camp In this stats thar Taft
via he New Yofk's Second choice for
president. The Presidents reaillrmation
Of n. pleddRr not to Be a candidate l.
accepted generally here a. eliminating
him finally from the race. and Tao
friends Of the other candidates now be-
heye that they hayr an open Geld IN
which 70 work.
The IIugaes men regard the Pfesi.
d1nt's statement as removing the Oh.
staole In the way Of committing the
New York delegation 10 the governor,
ind the general impression j. that the
New York delegation viii 80 20 Chicago
practically, Il not formally, instructed .
support Hughes candidacy. But ~ 20
the nomination Of Hughes there u no
such feeling Of certainly. There i, on
the contrary. a suspicion that even with
New York state behind hini. be may not
command a majority Of the delegates.
Ia that event. leading Hughes men con
csdc, the New York delegation 4 moot
likely to swing over 70 Taft.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-13
Resolutions Passed Asking In.
formation on Relief Measures
DRAFTED BY COMMITTEES
suhsssnes Of the culberson and Clay
RESOLUTIONS Submitted BY Chair
man Aldnsh and Adopted
Unanimously,

Washington, D. G, De-. la- Senator
Aldrish yesterday reported Is ths 81.
ais the following resolutions irom ne
committee on ananse = che result y
ihe committee meeting called % embol3
the Cuiberson and Clay financial rssolu.
lions into one Get
@Resolssd, that The secretary q the
treasury Be- ami he n hereby directed
to transmit to the Senate the following
information
sflrst, ; statement giving nanes and
location, classified hy states, Il al United
States dsposiierias and The amount Of
public money On deposit daily In each
from Oct /. 1907, . Dec. 3. 1907, With
amount and character ~ securities thefc.
lor and a. explanation VI inipoftAAt
changes made Ia either auount 81 fora
iion 81 said deposits
HSee0nd. 4 statement showing - de.
tail the condition If The national hanks
"a Aug -, 1887, and Dee. 3. 1907. and
the amount II national hank notes out
standing from time 20 time during such
period.
Third. an abstract 81 the proposals
received 81 the secretary 81 the treasury
for the purchase IF the Panama bonds
and che preclafinm certificates n indebt.
edness, authorized hy the treasury eircal.
lar ~ Nov. rs. 1907. fhr amount q .ucll
bosds anil crftiicates isAurd. % whom
awarded. and the reason for their is'
sues
Fourth. . detailed statement q an1
information De may bate .as " the
amount q clearing house eeftiiieates ~
sued b. the clearing house associations
u the pfiaeipal cities from OCT. y. 1901
70 Dec. 3. 1907, the character 81 such
certificates and Che purposes for winch
lhoy Npfp used.
gFiftli, eny information " kl{ posses.
sion ~ 10 the movement q currency
between the different sections Of the
country during the period from Oh. |
snd Dee. 5, 1907. compared with piesi.
ols years. aud especially u shipments
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-13
NO PEACEFUL MEN 10 BE
M0LESTED AT G0LDFlELD
Troops AEs Not Sent q faks sides
wllh Elshel he hinsrs o. me
Mins Owners. ne President
Declares

washlnalon. b g, De i3-TAs ii.
losing instrneiionA have bfsn sfhi =
he commanding afliesf q he tfp9ps nes
II 0oldAeld. 81 order Of President Reese
telii
@'rhs troops are nol saut 20 take che
paft Of either eide Is = purely Undue
idal dispute. "a long a. L i kfps vita
Is ne bounds u laa and ofdgf. Tbs,
ara 20 b. neither iof Nor against 81
ttnksrk ~ the empleyea. Ihty are tp
prevent riot. Violence and Disorder, nH
de Ana IL accordance with The faHeitsh'
ton ana the laws 81 the land. 40 pssn
ii 10 d interfrFed With ~ loua - he
eondneis himsslf 10 . peaceful and ofist'
ly mannrf
Assistant Secretary Murray of ne O.
raffmenf 81 commerce nud labor, Charlie.
II Nelll. commissioner 81 labor. and lief
hen Knak smith. commissioner o. eof
pofatlaas, lett hffe yesterday fof Geld
held. New. 10 make 5 thorough intfsti'
cation II the tIouilr hstaefa the minsi
ara miro operators there.
rreslden. Roosevelt has given The enm
mlsslon brief letter 81 Instructions
directing them 10 make "a lnHetilaa'
ton and report ta him personally Tbs
isstsf also directs al dvil ami military
authorities e. furnish any inlofmaiioa
they may POSSESS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-13
BURIED MINERS AT
Ely ARE STILL ALIVE
Three Entombsa Msn Are Able to Com.
munleats With Those Outside and
Get food sad Water
Through 4 Pipe.

Reno. Nes. Dee fs.- Three miners.
Blown. Mcdonald snd naiiy. Wh0 have
l.een sntombfd for ! week Ia q drift
~ The Olfoux mine at kly arc Ailli
alive and able % egnmunleaie vita
mlners Al the top q Ne khalt Ihey
have been given enough fajl and water
through sikInrh aatsf pipe 70 last
them week lonacf 1'ne men report
that they nre veil aud uninjured.
unly one other maa Va fhe history NJ
mining 10 shls osuutfy spent 4 longer
time Ia the bowels ~ tho eufth ~ 81 AZ
terNAfd rescued than these men. That
vas + u. Hicks. Who remained IS days
Ii a living tomb. when tie Edison shaft
a. bakersfield. Cal, eagsl IN ilc hyci
almost exclusively for many days on
plug tobacco, of which be had a large
supply when be was buried lie. too.
Wa fed through 4 large pipe. ne ma
tefiailY aided woIkmen II saving him.
Tor on the last dag Ne took part ~
shoyeling away che dirt from around
Tim. AitsrwaTd be signed contract
T. * on tie vaudeville stage Tor one
year AZ $500 week. bat had stage
flight - badly a hnt appearance tatt
De never repeated lie went back min
ing II &C. per day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-13
DORIS sARAF0FF, FAMOUS
BULGARIAN CHEF, SHOT,
Killed at Threshold Of Hia Home BY a
Macedonian.

Sofia, Bulgaria, Dec. Ia Boris sar.
afofI, the most famous Of an the leaders
of tine Bulgarian bands in Macedonia,
was shot dead at the threshold Of bis
house yesterday by q Macedonian, who
ut the same time shot and killed another
revolutionary cnief named Garvanoi,
while the latter was in the net Of bid
ding Sarafof farewell
sarafoif was appointed commander Of
the Macedonian revolutionary forces
that made SO much trouble in the sum
mer Of 1908. His name was prominent in
an the nprisings III Macedonia against
tine Turks, and be mas been described
as The most romantic figure III tds
Balkans. lie was popularity believed to
be the real instigator az The abduction
OF Miss Ellen NJ, Stone. tbe American
missionary, from the valley Of Salonica
Ia September, 1901.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-13

Dnranga. Col, Dec H. Three small
children Of Antonio Montoyo were burn
cd % death in their home near lgnaci0
Yesterday. The Gre resulted from 1 De
lfctise chimney when the parents re-.
tlrned from milking some cows they
were unable 10 epter the house, wlich
WAS mass Of flames,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-13
JAPs POURING M
~ THE THOUSANDS.
No stopping coaiisa Dsspiis vigilansf q
The Amgltan oaeials.

Washington. Dee. A la sPlss e
ne Utmost sigiianss exercised ~ iia-
aigrsllou officials along az AIssiesa
lardsf. japAnsss lAbarsi. aia laiitssd q
- penflns into he United states y
shodsand. within ihe at ihFe< -
four mouths i j estimated taai nfAfit
ei.00o iApaness ehofefs have AliFpra
INTO Texas. New Mskieo and AfifnNa
ana aiil,anpA the m0st strenuous a.
iogts are being made 70 stop ne steadf
ianoW they oantlnbs a. come.
Administration ofhlah are noe
trying q deflse some sensme that III
siop the unNelcome immigration Nitts
cut hurting the feelings u Japan,
According u shs adtlers geetlfed ~
Secretary rtraus. The japanese ipfofrfs
nos pouring lnto me lnlted states if"ia
Meslto. are fot the mo-t part, men Who
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-13
TO COST $4,000.
Henry Graves Provides in win For Ike
cook--FamiIy Shaft to Cost
s2s0.nOo.

Chicago. Dec 10 The win Of the late
Henry Graves, who. next 20 Alexander
reaublen. was the oldest resident Of this
city, provides for memorial % the
Graves family and q race horse.
For the family monument Is 70 b.
erected IN Gmceland cemetery TO cost
s25O,000. For Ike Cook, the first nor 2
10 ifot mile ia $3.50 over The GARDEN
CITY park track IN 1896. a siO,0o0 foun.
tain q 10 be raised II fifty-ninth street
and South Park avenue. with this IN
ssriptinn. Donated and erected By
Henry Graves. Ike Cook troted one
mile IN 2s3e ~ ds56 over the Garden
City race track, located 80 rods from
tlis spot IN the direction ~ which he Is
locking"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-13
WOMAN BOUND AND
GAGGED By THIEF
Several Hundred Dollars Taken From
Mattress on Which She Slept.

Providence. II. A.. Dec. I3.Mrs
George Il, sherman Of Auburn was
hound and gagged By a robher yestcr
day, two men escaping with several
hundred dollars in cash found under the
mattress on which the woman was sleep
ihg Mrs sherman was awakened and
tlied to grapple With the man,
. Later Mrs. sherman, accompanied by
went through several Bas-
lin. bound trains in the nope Of being
able to identify the person who is sus-
pected Of The robbery
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-13
STONED TO DEATH
BY ANGRY MINERS
Prof Boggs, Former Maine Man, Dies al
Hands Of Gang Of mexicana.

Denver, Col, Dee IA letter has
reached here giving she details II tbe
murder Of William Robertson ii9ges. one
Il the foremost melaliuFpigis Of the
country. lie was waylaid and stoned
20 death near Topis Mex. Is , gang
n Mexican miners h he employ on Die.
4. BoRgs VS. uuable 20 pay he men
their wages and they killed him. Fifteen
men have been arrested for The murder
aud detectives are cndeafering 20 loeate
al connected IN any way with the crime.
B0ggs WAS formerly a professor Of chem.
istry IL Howard university N Alabama.
he was born IN Augusta, Ga, and was
30 years. old
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-13
NORTH CAROLINA RATE
WAR CAN'T BE SETTLED
Railroads Refuse to Compromise and
Indefinitely Tie Up Litlgation.

Raleigh. N. O. Dec ia.Plans to
compromise the railroadd rate litigation
are seemingly % an end tor the present,
owing to the refusal of the Atlantic
Coast Line and some smaller lines %
agree 10 terms acceptable 70 the state
and the Southern railway
This IN the gist II the statement Is.
sued by Governor Glenn after d visit %
him by President Finley Of the southern
railroad.