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Evening journal., 1907-10-23
GOOD ARMY JOBS
GOING BEGGING

WASHINGTON. oct. sa.-There IL a
short cut to a commission ia The Unit d
states Army without passing through the
four-year course al We ( Point but young
American college men do not apDear dis
posed 70 take advantage OF the oppor-
tun.ty
There has always been strong pressure
by young Americans 20 get into West
Point. YET now that bhe way opens 10 So
cure an appointment as second lieutenant
directly and without the four-year course
al the military academy. 40 one seems
disposed 20 profit by Il.
Captain Hagood, OF the Coast Artillery.
who has been specially designated 10 CO.
lect information for the War Department
as to the causes and remedies for this re-
markable situation has this TO say:
For the FIRST time in the history Of the
army. vacancies in the grade OF second
lieutenant are going begging. The Artil-
lery bill Of last year authorized the ap-
pointment IN the coast artillery each year
for fve years Of so second Ieutenants over
and above the ordinary casualties. Invita-
tions were sent. 10 the presidents Of IL
Of the principal technical schools and coli
leges requesting them to send In the
names Of graduates who desired TO be ap-
pointed second lieutenants in the coast
artillery After waiting six months ne
names have been submitted. Eighty-five
vacancies in the grade exist to-day, and
the only applications on file are about 20
enlisted men and civilians"
The enlisted force is even worse OF and
according 20 Captain Hagood, there Il
need for 10000 able-bodied men for tie
coast artillery al sis month, with board
and lodging. He continues;
mot only is it impossible 20 recruit the
army to the authorized strength, but the
Inadequate force is shrinking day by day
on the 18th instant, there were only s6e'
enlisted men IN the coast artillery, al
though its authorized strength IS 1851
so that the service has actually lost 2oU
men IN the past year. and the noncommis.
stoned officers, particularly are leaving bs
hundreds for good jobs IN civil life"
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
PRoPOsAIls-sealed ID

PROPOSALS-Seale Proposals, adj
dressed in writing TO the New Castle
County State Highway Comm ssion and
endorsed Proposals for building a MAJ
cadam road IN the county Of New Castle
and State Of Delaware" viii be received
by said Highway Commissioner al his
Office No. l00gih Market street Whining
ton. Del. until a. oplOck noon. Novem-
Der D A. D.. 1907. for the construction OF
"a road Ia New Castle hundred leading
from Wilmington from a point al or near
I1aen Park 10 the town iimits Of New
castle. a distance OF 6l-lO0 miles
All said bids or proposals must be mnds
upon blank forms 20 be obtained fron1
said Highway Commissioner az his said
office ana must be accompanied with "a
certified check for $500. payable 10 The
president Of the Levy Court of New Cas-
lie county. or with "A bond 10 the state
pf Delaware ia the sum OF $500 as surety
that II a proposal be accepted. contract
VIII be entered into.
Plans and specifications can be seen at
the Office Of said commissioner. The right
70 reject any or all bids Is expressly re-
served.
FRANCIS A. PRICE.
New Castle County State Hlghway Com
missioner. o-2s-26-29-n2
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received
BY the Public Building Comm ttee OF CITY
Council until Thursday, October Ath,
1907 5 o'clock p. M, for furnish ming the
Public Comfort IN the City Hall Plans
and specifications may be seen in the
CITY Clerks office. All proposals must
be addressed TO the Public Building COM
mitiee, and marked Public Comfort"
All bids must be deposited IN the box
provided for tho purpose ia the Council
Chamber before the time above mem
toned. HOMER @. SIMMONS.
ol7-st Chairman Public Building Com
PRoPOSA4. 4.S-sis 000.OO BONDS or THE
TOWN OF MIDDLErOWN5 DEL.
PROPOSALS FOR BONDS OF THE
TOWN OF MIDDLETOWN
Sealed proposals viii be received by the
undersigned at tie office Of the Board OF
Commissioners Of the Town of Middle
town. Delaware at W O'Clock noon on
Saturday, the Second day of November
A. D., 1901. for an issue Of bonds 20 b
es Of the Town OF Middletown.n
The issue will be for Sl2000OO 10 refund
part Of the outstanding indebtedness ol
the said Town Of Middletown and author
lied by an Act Of The General Assembly
OF the State Of Delaware approved the
lith day of March. A. D.. 1907 and vii
bear date December I'd, 1907, and smatur'
December "a, 1871
The bonds will be coupon IN form, o.
the denomination of S500O0 eaOh, and beal
interest az the rate Of I'VE fsY per centun
I per annum payable semi-ahnually. Bid
for the bonds must be accompanied by
certified check for ten n0) per cent Of tn
amount 81 bonds bid for; the same 10 b
applied TO the purchase Price n the bid
der Is successful or returncd ~ not
The right 20 reject any or all biis Il
expressly reserved. M
Bids Will be publicly opened and rea,
al meeting at he rooms OF the saie
Commissioners OF the Town OF Middle
town on the day and hour aforesaid.
ol6-f9-23-26
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
JOINT DEBATE ON
PROHIBITION
License ard Anti-LiCslSe CON-
mlttees Reach an AmicabIe
Agreement
WILL HOLD A MEETING
IN TIE UPlRA HOUSE

After conference which lasted
from 1899 O'Clock until 1880 o'clock
this morning between the License aud
Anti-License committees IN the par
lors Of the Clayton House an agree
ment was reached between members
of the committees whereby debate
will be held on the question Of pro-
hibition in the state Of Maine and as
to whether It is desirable to Prohibi-
ton in Delaware.
Those who took part in the con-
ference we're Royal w. Raymond,
Caleb f. Burchenal and the Rev.
Alexander Alison Jr, representing the
Anti License committee and Cornelius
Mdndy, William Muller and William
Thomson representing the License
commtteee. The conference was Of
most amicable nature and each Of those
present expressed freely his views on
the question Of debate
The agreement Is as follows;
Il Is hereby agreed that the License
Committee and the Anti-License Com
mittee shall debate the following ques-
tion on Saturday, night, October 70.
1907, al the Opera House: Resolved
thar prohibition in Maine prohibits"
Time 10 be thirty minutes for each
speaker then twenty minutes to each
speaker, then the affirmative 10 have
ten minutes in which TO close. If there
are to be more than two speakers, a
different division Of time must be
arranged, and Il Is hereby agreed that
the License committee will notify
Royal w. Raymond by five o'clock this
evening whether there are 10 be enc
or more speakers on a side.
II is further agreed that a second
debate shall be held between the said
lparties on october 20 (Tuesday nigh)
at some church later 10 be selected
the following 10 be the question OF
debate; Resolved that IL is desirable
for Delawareans TO vote for license
lon November s." The Affirmative to
open with three quarters Of an hour
then the negative to have one hour
and the affirmative TO close with fif-
teen minute speech.
Il is agreed that each side shall Sc
lect its own speakers, and that the
debates are to open in each case al
/ s O'Clock p. m, on the above dates
Dater October 2s. 1907
Cornelius Mundy,
Caleb r. Bufchenal"
For the first debate the Anti Licens'
COMMITTEE has selected r. o. Everhart
Superintendent Of the Anti-SalooI
League Of Maine as its debator and thu
License Committee will present VIII
liam Thomson
At the second debate William Null
Fler will speak for the License Com
lmittee but the Anti-License Commit
itee have not as yet named its speaker
Should the License Committee de
sire two speakers the Anti Licens
committee viii name second al IN
lcOnforence this afternoon -.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
BIG DAY AT EPwoRTH
NEXT AMMAN

Next Sunday will be a red letter day
at Epworth NJ. E. Church. In the
morning at 1890 o'clock the National
STAFF Band Of the Salvation Army VIII
give a concert in the church, and Coll
onel Peart, chief secretary Of the SAL
walton Army, will deliver the address
The band is composed Of thirty pieces
of the best music, and promises fine
treat.
In the evening Mrs. Leonora M. Lake
the temperance advocate will speak
An overflow meeting in the lecture
room will be provided for, Men are
especially urged to attend.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
DEMAND THAT WIRE
UNION LEADERS RESIGN
By THE JOURNALS Special Wire


MILWAUKEE, Oct 23.-The resig-
nation Of all members Of the general
executive board and all national ofii-
GERS OF the Photographers Union, save
one. is being demanded by the Chicago
DEDICATION. headed by. Frank Likes.
chairman Of the Chicago loesi executive
committee. at the telegraphefs special
lconveniion to-day Secretary Treas
urer Wesley Russeif is the one excep-
tion made. but II he stand in chicago's
way, his resignation also will be de-
manded no slate has been prepared
and a warm night is expected this af-
ternoon. when the convention gets
down % voting. The aght is expeetee
70 last two doys.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
The Reason.

Critic Ito pianist) My dear
Founder, you ought to play only for
an audience of Beethovens.
Founder (effusiyely) All, thank
you; such appreciation
oh. don't mention II; you've
heard. suppose. that Beethoven was
deaf.-Translated for Tales from
Familie-Journal
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
Old Man Injured at Work.

Martin Keeley. aged 62 years. OF No
e1s West Second street had three fin-
gers Of his right hand so badly mang-
led while at work at Biumenthal's mo-
rocco factory today that they had te
be amputated az the Delaware Hos
pitai. He vas removed 20 the hos
pital in the Phoenix ambulance.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
BUSINESS CARDS.

LOOK LOOki LOOKl
White~asher carpet cleaning. lsaiso,,
ming. sodding. etc. See WAITER II
on slate. ID. and A. Phone. 15ss-A.
oli-eod-1m
I. WALL PAPERS--We have removed to
n W. corner Fitch and Taeareo- - -
where we viii be pleased to show c,,r
stock Of wall papers: high and low grade.
new designs and colorings. estImafc,
given; work guaranteed. EsiahIished Ii
years. Both phones
ss-2m FORBES & co.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
EDUCATIONAL

Young man, listenl have an educa-
uonal course in cne Of the most re-
putable schools in the country which
VIII sell you cheapiy You may think
you can get through this world without
brains and knowledge, but you're mis-
taken. Educate your Brains. Don't
be the Jack Horneriof your town Get
educated. The course ! have for sale
Is well worth Investigating.
Address p. 0. Box. 1921.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
BUSHLINE

Freight received 1or all points, given
personal attention, and forwarded prempt-
~ AT lowest rates and BY best reusea.
Boats leave both Wilmington ana Fhlla-
delphia at 500 y. m. daily, SUNDAY -
Through rates and bills Of lading IS
GEoRGE ". BUSH & SONS co,
Pier & North Wharves, Pnllaoelptnn,.n,' l,tn.,
French Street Wharf. Wilmington
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
DOVER COLORED MEN
FOR PROHIBITION CLUB

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del. Oct. 2a-The Colored
Temperance Club organized yesterday,
with Samuel Molliston. president: (:
Samuel otweli. treasurer; Edward a.
Reed, secretary; A. b. Rufin. assist
ant secretary, and sixteen charter
members. All members were pledged
to begin Immediately active canYass-
ing for members ana supporters for
prohibition, TO make their first report
Il a conference in the basement OF
Whatcoat Al. t. Church. 10 be ad-
dressed BIZ Ex-senator Alice. Colonel
William ID. Denney, State Treasurer
Rawlins and others next Friday night
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
BoARDERs WANTED

BOARDERs WANTED-Third story
front room, man and vile preferred sl~
Van Buren, 81 o@--0t
Evening journal., 1907-10-23

Down to the year HAS cricket was
illegal f. England, and any person per
hitting It TO be played on his land was
liable to be aned no and 90 sutfer
three years Imprisonment, In spite Of
these penalties the nrst county match
was played between Kent and Sussex
at seYencaks IN iI25, ssoI
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
REPAIR WORK

~r1'-
LAWN MOWERS sharpened. rubber
tires for baby coaches, wringers ana car.
pet sweepers repaired JOHN y. SCH.
tEllhfs.. 80 West Front ST. Both
Phones. - aa-If
Evening journal., 1907-10-23

cllent-You have an item in your bill,
advice, Jan. 3 six and elghtpence."
That was q day before retained you.
Lawyer-l know IT, bat don't you re-
member on the sth told you you'd
better let me take the case for your
client--Yes Lawyer-Well, my dear sir,
hat 70 adylce.-Ilt.9its.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
PAPER HANGING

THH WILMINGTON WALLPAPEH
House, lo5 Orange ST. VIII paper rooms
fer $50 up. On All bills less than SO
discount Or per cent win be allowed
On all bills OF $40 or more, a discount =
70 per cent. will be allowed. satisfacfiSr
guaranteed on all work. aso-1
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
RooFING AND SCOUTING.

VIM. E. WILLIAMS Co,
S21 Orange st. Roofing. Spouting and
Heating. Metal and composition roofing
Hot Air heating and ventilatins. Repair
ing promptly dodie. Phones. a1b-y
Evening journal., 1907-10-23

WANTED-Highest prices paid for old
geld and silver. broken seweiry. NJ HAR-
RIa. i16 Market St. is-iy
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
NOTICES.

NOTiCE-Persons wishing informa-
tion about the Maine divorce laws, and
how to get an easy divorce for little
money can have their desires sratihed
by applying to Maine, the prohibition
state.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23

FOR SALE-Grocery stock and fixtures
with good business. immedinie posecRsfon
Reasons for selling. Inquire a. Journal
Ofdce. e1p-ft
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
HELP WANTEp-MALE.


-Bushelman for saturday.
ket street. V-'-'1
WANTED-A nrst-class electrician one
entirely familiar with all kinds OF dynamo
and motor work and complete elee ,Sal
instaiiations State experience and give
reference. Address NJ, Journal Oince.
olS-tt
WANTED-Four statesmen 20 c2ine ~
poitin,ore and eell goods on straight sal
arv Or commlssisn. Call OF write % hoom
los Equitable Bldg, Baltimore Mo'
iyi2-tf
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
Ads Received Too Late
For Classification Will Be
Found on Page Two.
HELP WANTEn-FEMALE.

--------l~l>lr-A~lrfsf.re-aea
WANTED-Girls IS or over. IL weaver
learners: good pay and steady work all
the year round. Paid while learning Jonn
Hand 4 Sons, Inc. l4th ana walnut ou9'
o22-6t
WANTED-CoolSs. champermaids, girls
for housework help for country. Serhail
Intelligence Office, 500 Madison 81
s5-cOd-2m.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23

Hear the real facts from Maine,
70 nieht, at the Grand Opera
House. Hear Frank J. Smith, City
Auditor Of Biddsford. Hear George
Muller Of PennsyiVania. Hear Wiliism
Thomson, Of New Zeaiond.f
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
The Y. W. C. A.

provides courses in Dressnaking, Mile
merry, Embroidery. Shirtwaists. Plain
Sewing Elocution. Physical Culture.
Cooking etc, at small cost. Day and
evening classes. Register now for Fall
work. Glasses open Oct z.
Rooms With Board, So 10 IS
Per Week.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
WANTED

WANTED-L. G. SMITH VISIBLE
ny pFkN RITTER convenicnoes are uneQual.
led Machines rented.
CHAs. g. GUYER, Court stenographer.
Phone 1888. $50 Market ST.
WANTED. FlRNIIl RE-lour entire
hovsehoid. also office furniture, antioues.
h yeu have furniture N storage I will
INV and pay you cash, more than any
dealer: estimates given free; all trans
actions confidential; dfn't sell unul you
aet my cash offer. no matter how large
fne amount. Write or phone. ID. and
'Phone 67i9. Automatic. 233.
CHARLES s. HURLOCK,
Seventh and Poplar Sta
nz7-6m
Evening journal., 1907-10-23

r.av. yvnnsnRtsn (Fourth nt wharf
,seeE-days and Sundays at 1.SO ana 49, 49,
a M, 1sD and 415 p, IA. saturdays '
Sundays only, 100 p. m. -
Te4ve Chester one hQ'f ldtei-.. ..rl,a-f,
I,eavc Philadelphia (cueslnut 81 WA se =
weekdays and Sundays, Lso ana ~ ~ a a.
nj. so and 4i5 y. m. Saturdays ana ou4l-
davs only 100 p. N.
sTeave Chester one hour later
Fares including Saturdays ana shnasgs ;
Philadelphia. excursion, 25c; one way ioe
Chosfpr evcursion, l5c, one May i0o-
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
PUBLIC SALES.


PUBLIC SALE -
ne "a hssd Of cattle al Haro's Corner 10,
III an THURSDAY. OClobth ~; a
O'clock. Go head fresh COWS ana spli nsesa ,..a
from Kent county. Narsia,osf ..n ns seic. rhsse
cows were bought spripging, ahg SNf,,,.
with me and have more SIZE ana le,"il,3 |
than any ! ever shipped from MA s', sit...u
10 head heifers and bulls sic n,Io' 'Dinner
win have pigs by the day OF aale' hlnh'i
o3S- -2s-ss.S6 JOSEPH ouIGLEY.
PUBLIC SALE.
viii be sold at bQi King street. on SAT-
tfRDAY. afternoon. October ~ wv. ~
o'riocit p m bedroom, dinink-lpAn
kitchen and parlor furniture, heddinss,
carpets mattngs and everything TO use IN
sr1DHAM & SON, Agc.-
oesist Established 1853
puRrIC SALE
.Of $50 head Of Young Cattle. consisting Of
Heifers steers and Bulls. at kirkwood.
Del, FRIDAY, OCTOBER % lsVt' az
R
o'clock sharp. Weight from 100 70 500 lbs
The As an extra fine lot Of puhnama ana
o2s-st s. H. CHAMBERS.
PUBLIC SALE
Al Kiair and HOlllngsworth Bazaar on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 2b. az O'Clock,
30 head OF good business horses 90 be
sold for the high dollar Large lot OF new
wagons. These must be sold az We nave
not the room % carry them over. This is
chance 90 buy wagon az halt-prce.
Aso a nrge assortment OF fine blankets
KLAIR AND HotIINGswoRTH
800 West Eighth Street,
osa-ft Wilmington, Del.
PUBIIc SALE
] win san az the Wash 'ngton House,
\ Newark. Del.
/ sharp. 40 head on Cows. fresh and close
sprineers: stock bulls. Among the lot
/ are some fine Guernseys. Ho.stelns and
\ nurhanis. Some extra heavy mixers. CD
days credit with approved endorser. II
rainy viii sell in Dry. -
CALVIN McCALlISTER.
''tstat Estabiished i'isi isis. oio-n-25
PUBLIC SALE OF cows
AZ my farm. M Cuba. Del,
TUESDAY. OCTOBER % 1907
40 head of fresh cows and close spr ng-
Il nrs from Adams Co. Pa, 10 head ~ Hol-
I stein huila y nice Durham bulls. lot ef
counterfeit COWS VIII sell for the high
"v
elps-r'rfei,ee'aN
dollar WI positively ooiy,,ol. take 40 20 eows COWS
credit Interest added. Dinner 90 II
O'clock JOHN +. O'NEAL.
Ffis Hicks. Clerk. o2i-9t
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-clothing 50 to IS less than
bIarket 81. prices. J. EDw. REYNOLDS
e SON.. 100 w. sixth Il. Fun line Men.
Boys and children's Clothing. ma cod. a
FOR SALE-Ranlhler auto af a bar
gain. Reason for selling. going Vest Ap-
ply 2l2S Pennsylvania Avenue Phone
thaA. s,s-tf
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
WILSON LINE.
WILSON LIVE
PASSENGER AND FREIGHT LINE
FOR PHILADELPHIA.

iron Steamers s6randywins" and "city
Of Chester"
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
REAL ESTATE FoR RENT

FOR RENT-i5i0 West Sixth ST
rooms and bath heater. three porchos
iossession October Is. ~ b MacNair No
:, pnufeh Building Tenth and Market
o22-3t
Evening journal., 1907-10-23

FOR RENT-Two third-storv 'front.'
rooms. Apply southwest corner Delaware
avenue and jackson street. o2f-im
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Two on three rooms and
BATH 232 King st. o22-9t
Evening journal., 1907-10-23

FOR RENT Furnished rooms with
table board 2i7 West st. o17-et
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-26
INQUIRY INTO STOCK YARDS
Legislatures of Two States Investigating
Conditions at Kansas City.
OFFICIALS EVADE QUESTIONS ASKED
President Morse Refuses to Give Joint
Committee n Copy of His Last
Annual Report to
Directors.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. S.-The Joint conf
mttee made up Of members of the legis-
latures of Missouri and Kansas, which is
investigating the affairs of the Kansas City
Stock Yards company, IL not satisfied with
the information being vouchsafed by the
officers OF the company. The committee
men complain that they are not getting
enough explicit information and that too
many generalities are being offered. The
officers OF the company promised the com
mittee all the facts at their command be-
fore the investigation started, but now
the legislators say the details are hard
to get.
Charles F. Morse. president OF the COM
pany, today practically refused to produce
a copy of his report for 1906, which was
sent to the Boston directors of the COM
pany. Mr.. Morse said the report was in
the nature of a private letter and he did
not feel like submitting 1t to the commit
tee. He said he was willing to submit
necessary extracts from the report to show
the extent of the business for the year
The committee adjourned until the presi-
dent could produce the promised data, but
when Mr.. Morse returned to the commit
tee he was prepared to submit figures re-
lating only to the general business of the
company. The committee notified Mr.
Morse that more detail was desired and he
would be expected to testify more satlsfac-
torily tomorrow.
The fact was brought out today that the
income from the business of the company
for 1906 was $1.279, 600, but the amount avail
able for dividends was only S0O,5S4. When
asked about this discrepancy an officer
of the company said the difference be-
tween the two amounts was used for re-
pairs. operating expenses and better
ments." The committee will make a thor
ough investigation of this matter before
1t adjourns.
The investigation is based upon charges
made by a former feedmaster at the yards,
who alleged that false weights were given
to customers. The stock yards plant is
situated on the Kansas Missouri line and
is in both states, hence the interest of both
Kansas and Missouri in the matter. The
principal witness yesterday was Eugene
Rust, general manager of the stock yards
company. who denied that his company
had two years ago used any money either
in Kansas or the>NAdissouri legislature to
influence legislation, Today numerous wit
nesses were called. their testimony dealing
more directly with the charge of over
charging for feed
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-26
HELENA TO HAVE POWER
Great Lake VIII BE Ready TO Run
Machinery in Three
Weeks.

HELENA, Mont, Jan 3.-The gates will
be closed in the Hauser lake dam today.
It will be three weeks before the power is
turned on, as 1t will take this time for
the lake to hll. The water will back up
eighteen miles in the river and through
the Prickly Pear canyon, six miles in the
valley below Helena The dam is 640 feet
long and 70 feet wide and is made OF steel
throughout The dam is the largest Of its
kind in the world.
Fifteen thousand-horse power will be
generated, and this, with the canyon ferry
plant, will make Helena the largest pro-
ducer of electricity of any place in the
country with the exception Of Niagara
The power will run the washoe Reduction
works. the Anaconda railway. Light the
city and operate many OF the Butte mines
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-26
CITRUS FRUIT MEN LOSE CASE
Suit for Reduction on Through
Freight Rate from California
IL Dismissed.

Los ANGELES. Cal. Jan. 2.-The Ex-
press today says that 1t has Just become
known that the citrus fruit shippers of
southern California and the Interstate Com
merce commission have lost theih fight In
the courts for reduction of the freight
rates on fruit shipments TO the east. Sew
eral weeks ago. according to the Express,
United States District Attorney IAwler, by
direction of the attorney general at Wash
ington, appeared in the federal court here
and moved the dismissal of the suit brought
by the Interstate Commerce commission
against the Southern Pacific and the Santa
Fe railroad companies to compel their OBJ
servance of the commissions order cutting
the through rate on citrus fruit shipments
from $.25 to S1.1O per 100 pounds This suit
was instigated at the behest of the fruit
growers. Judge Wellborn dismissed the
suit Joseph Call, former counsel for the
government against these roads. today, in
an interview commenting upon the dis
missal of the suit, denounced the Hepburn
law and the Interstate Commerce commits
sion in the strongest terms.