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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-04

Standard Meat Market has removed
to their new homo, Al East Third
South street Both phones 44S.
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Will Set Cases Saturday.

Judge Ritchie OF the District court
morning
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Want to buy second hand furniture.
sos So: State Phones, Ind. 2255;
Bell 1896
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WHAT utah OWES
TO BONDHOLDERS
State Auditor Edwards Files
His Biennial Report With
the Governor.
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS
IS NEARLY A MILLION
Interesting Facts and Figures
Are Contained in the
Document.

State Auditor j. A. Edwards fled his
biennial report with Gov John c. Cut
ler yesterday The report showed that
the bonded Indebtedness of the State
is 100000. To meet this, the report
shows, 100000 had been set aside at
the end of the fiscal year, November 30,
1906, and 100000 year additional is
to be set aside to pay of bond issue
of S250,000 due in 1912.
Part of the report is repetition Of
the report of State Treasurer James
Christensen. showing the receipts and
disbursements of the State for 1906 as
compared with 1905, Mr.. Christian
sen s report was published exclusively
in The Tribune Sunday morning.
The Auditor s report shows that he
still has on hand and unpaid claims
for wild animal bounties amounting
TO 100000. Mr.. Edwards SAYS only two
counties of the State have thus far
secured sets Of weights and measures
as required by law. He advises that
the law relative to the purchase of these
standards be made mandatory instead
declares that legislative action should
he taken to save to the State large
amount OF taxes on personal property
which Mt present is listed as ''uncol-
lectible.' - Mr.. Edwards says that there
are now recorded 1880 marks and 1910
brands of cattle.
The report points out that the last
legislature appropriated for various pur
poses. IN the aggregate. the sum of 81,
6ll 1868, of which amount there has
been expended 1856, ,476.l2. leaving an
uncXpended balance of S255,57s.lO.
The expenses of the various depart
ments of the State for the year 1905
amounted 20 81 1860 S69,S4, while the ex-
penses for 1906 were s2,691, ,OSI9l.
The comparative valuations and taxes
for the TWO years are shown to be as
follows:
1905. 1906
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Salt Lake Photo supply 90.
hodaks. finishing, framing. Main & Sd So
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Tribune Job Printing Co. at 66 W.
Second South
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The best family catharti
Pills. 81
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VINO. is Little House Maids
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Who is Little House Maidi
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Who is Little House Mnid7
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Who is Little House Maidf
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McCoy's Sta bles.
Carriages and light livery. Fones 81.
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Total Valua-
tlon 90. Sl3S s27. 76a 90 sli5. 73O. .7Sl 90
Gross taX l,l0o, O25 .13 1,l65 SAC. 81
Loss in frac-
lions 1917 100. 21
Net tax
charged e. 1l0S. .S37. 36 1855. .ss6. 90
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-13
SEEKING TO PREVENT FRAUDS
Mining Congress Extremely AnxiOGS
To Pat business on satisfac-
tory Basis.

JOPLIN, Mo, Nov. 12.-Three hundred
delegates from thirty states were present
here today at the first business session OF
the American Mining congress, which be-
gan its annual convention yesterday. Men
of high authority on matters pertaining to
mining and metallurgy were on the pro-
gram for addresses on various kindred
subjects.
A committee OF hve was named 10 draft
q measure that will prevent mining en-
gineers from aiding in the preparation OF
mining frauds.
A resolution asking the federal govern
ment TO issue separate patents TO lands
suitable for both mining and agricultural
purposes and classifying mineral lands as
mineral lands" only, was submitted. but
action was deferred.
A resolution declaring for an ad valorem
tax on imported zinc ores OF so ton was
adopted. and each member pledged him
self 10 work for the enforcement OF such by
addressing a letter to his congressman
urging II.
In en- interview here today. President
Richards stated that President Roosevelt
q few days ago. told him he would recon-
mend to the national congress the estab-
1ishment of bureau OF mining, similar to
the Department OF Agriculture.
The president added that the congress
next year would be held somewhere in the
east probably At Columbus, o.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-13
MEW SCHEME To MOVE GRAIN
Checks to He Issued which Are to Ee
Accepted ny the Banks and
Local Merchants.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Nov. 12.-Grain checks
will be in circulation throughout the
towns and country surrounding Sioux City.
and will be accepted as cash by lumber
and coal dealers and jobbers, as we'll as
merchants and similar business houses be-
ginning Thursday morning. A committee
Of bankers and grain dealers in session
today at the Commercial club rooms. COM
pleted the arrangements for this scheme
of moving the grain. The grain dealer
who purchases the grain from farmer
will issue a ticket 10 him, indicating the
number Of bushels and the price paid and
the face value OF tile ticket. These tickets
will be stamped across the face, Payable
in Sioux city or Minneapolis Exchange"
Bankers and grain dealers from Iowa.
Nebraska and South Dekota towns We're
present az the meeting this morning. The
Sioux City banks have agreed 20 give their
support to the plan, The plan has been
In operation four days in the northern ter
ritory and the grain has started TO move"
said ]. i. McCAull OF Minneapolis, chair
man OF today's meeting "snd there has
been no complaint from any quarter. We
do not anticipate that there will be any
extraordinary movement OF grain as a re-
suit OF this plan. but we anticipate a nor
NAL market, which win prove a great re-
lief to the present financial situation
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-13
WALSH'S TRIAL UNDER WAY
Former President of Chicago National
Bank Urges n Technical
Defense.

CHICAGO, Nov. l2-The trial of John r.
Walsh former president of the Chicago
National bank, on the charge OF misappli-
cation of the funds of that Institution,
commenced today in the United States dis
trict court before Judge A. 3. Anderson
The Indictment under which the trial was
brought contains 100 counts. The offense
charged is punishable by term OF from
five to ten years in prison. IT is believed
that the trial will last about one month
The chief issue In the case is whether
or not Mr. Walsh used the funds OF the
banks to aid his own enterprises It is
also charged that Mr.. Walsh borrowed
from his own bank more than the legal
amount Of 10 per cent of the capital stock
This trial, however will not touch upon
this latter question.
The defense will be somewhat of a tech
nical character. The government claims
that Mr. Walsh substituted for the money,
It is alleged he took from the bank, secur-
tiles that were of doubtful character
The defense will claim that these securi-
ties were good and that nobody ever lost
a dollar because Of them.
The greater part of today was consumed
in the selection of the jury.
II was agreed that each side be anowed
three peremptory challenges. In selecting
the jurors.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-13
SPECIALIST YIsITs EMPEROR
Prof. Felix semon Pays Call at wind
sOr while Kaiser IL
There.

WINDSOR England. Nov. 12.-Prof. Sir
Felix Semon, physician to King Edward
a noted throat specialist, was visitor at
the castle this morning. Those in the en-
touraEe of Emperor William say he called
solely to see an old friend, the emperor's 8
physician. with whom. after a brief stay
at the castle, he went out to inspect the
kings ssnitarum at Frogmore. II is re-
gsrded as hardly conceivable however, that
specialist Of the prominence of Prof.
Scmon, knowing the SURPRISES to which
his visit under the circumstances would be
bound to give rise, would have ventured to
the castle unless for the purpose OF con-
sultation regarding the emperor's throat
trouble In any event his majesty's con-
valescence appears TO be uninterrupted.
This morning he was astr early and de-
clared his condition was much better. After
breakfast the emperor accompanied King
Edward on a shooting expedition in Wind
sor forest.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-13
'HARIS MURDER HEARING ON
'Pecial NeRire Issued to secure
jurors 20 Try the
Case.

sTURGIs, $. D., Nov. le.-,specisl Tele-
Gram )-+The criminal calendar for the
dead county circuit court was taken up
esterday. Otto Luther. charged with at
ompted criminal assault, was found guilty
Y simple assault and battery. This morn
nE Harley Hayes, charged with assault
With . dangerous weapon, was found guilty
Z simple assault and battery and fined 500.
Tho Pharis case, In which Lonnie Pharis
dosde county circuit court was taken up
,fter the noon recess. Many people from
no range country are in attendance. The
egulsr panel of the jury was soon ex-
,Rustcd and a special venire for thirty ad-
liuonal jurors was issued, From the ex-
animation OF jurors II would seem the case
viii be Fought desperately by both sides,
ltats's Attorney Milek being assisted by
Nestley stuart, while Harry p. Atwater
nd s, G. Holly are appearing for the de-
ondent. The case VIII occupy the court
n Of tho week.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-13
BULKLEY WELLS TAKES STAND
Former Adiutnnt General of Colorado
OccuPics Witness Chair IN
Adams Trial.

SPOKANE. Wash. Nov. l2-Bulkey
Wells, former adiutant general Of the state
militia OF Colorado, occupied the witness
stand in the steve Adams trial az Rath-
drum, Idaho, this afternoon. Tie testified
10 first having seen adams on MAY p, 1905
at Orchard, Idaho. on thr Oregon Short
Line about thirty miles from Boise City,
Hc went there to meet him TO so to Cob
orsdo with him. Adams was with two ulcu
Gene Johnson and 5. G. Thicc. city Mar
shal W. W. Runnels of Telluride. Colo,
accompanied Inc on that trip said Wells
Adams had stated that he could locate
at Telluride the remains Of a man namcd
Barney vino had been killed n. the labor
trouble there Deputy Warden Minis of the
Idaho state pcuitcntiary went with Us on
the trip"
Adams told tho witness oC q number of
crimes i'm which he had participated. They
had some conversation at that tae IN ref
orcncc to crimes in the ST Joe country in
north Idaho the killing oC man named
Tyler and man named Boule. No one but
Adams and witness was present during this
conversation. Witness positively stated
that at that time or prior to that time he
had offered immunity Or reward TO
Adams to make the statement TO him. nor
did he make any threats to Adams. II
know of some crimes th2t had bern com
mitted in the St. Joe couetry. said the
witness. THE conversation was In the
course of general talk. Adams spoke Of it
himself in connection with another matter
Adams told me after the Independence OK
plosion he had gone 10 north Idaho. TO the
St Joe district. to help Simpkins TO bump
off two men who had been giving him
trouble over his timber claim, That is what
was said at the time. II probably csmo up
again during the week was with Adams
on the trip 20 Telluride and back 20 Boise"
Nothing or Importance was brought out
on the cross-examinston. ON redirect
examination witness said he found the
body of Barney at Telluride Just whore
Adams had mapped It ont for him.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-13
FINAL TRIAL OF NEBRASKA
BattIcShip to Have It's Acceptance
Test ON November TNen-
tF-Five.
DErnm a SIAN CorresnondenLl

a
WASHINGTON, Nov 12.-(Special Tele-
gram m)-Secretary Metcalf has appointed a
special board Of naval officers TO conduct
the final acceptance trial Of the batteship
Nebraska now at the naval station on
Puget Sound, Wash. on November b. Cap
tain Reginald f. Nicholson, former assist
ant chief of the bureau Of navigation, is
in command Of the ship
Major w. II. Llewellyn, formerly OF Ne
braska, now district attorney for New
Mexico, is stopping at tho Ebbitt. He ac-
companies Governor Curry of the territory
and is here for the purpose of urging state
hood for New Mexico, which 1t is under
stood the president favors.
Levi Rosengren of Fort Meade, S. D., has
been appointed clerk of the land ofice at
Pierre, s. D., and n. y. Brayman Of South
Omaha at Rapid City, 8. D.
Jacob Rummel of Mitchell, Neb.. and
MikeyT. Murray of Wynoote wyo.. have
been appointed clerks in the reclamation
service
P0stmasters appointed: Nebraska. Muir
dock Cass county. Emma Davis. vice b.
b. Cox. resigned. South Dakota. Bullhead,
Boreman county. William r. Shriver. vice
j. A. Archanbault. resigned: Lebanon,
Potter county, Robert b. Carr, vice W.
Seymour rVsigned
Rural routes ordered established in Jam
uary in Cass county Iowa; Atlantic, routes
s and Z, population 100, families 1877; Cum
berland. route 3, population $50, families
1OS; Massena, route g. population 800 fam
Hies 81.
The First National bank OF Springfield,
S. D., has been authorized TO begin bust
ness with $4,000 capital. Eugene Colbuon
is president, A. A. Dye, vice president and
A. w. SMaYne. cashier. --.- -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-13
CANNON AND BRYAN-TILLMAN
These VIII he the OpPOsinE Nominees,
I'm Opinion of south Caro-
linR senator.

DANVILLE. H., Nov. l2.-In an inter-
view today Senator Tillman Of South Caro-
lima declared that President Roosevelt will
not accept a third term and that Speaker
Cannon will be the republican nominee
Bryan" Mr.. Tillman said, will be the
democratic nominee without a doubt He
is the greatest living democrat and the
proper man % entrust with the affairs Of
our government"
The senator declared that the present
financial situation need not worry the poo
pie. This country" he said. has reached
point in its prosperity where financial
furrtes in the money centers do not af-
feet A."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-13
LIMITED TRAIN IN COLLISION
six Persons Injured, None Fatally, in
Crash ON PennsyIvania Etne
at Larimcr.

PITTSBURG, Ia, Nov l2.-SX persons
were more or less seriously injured about
1880 o'clock this morning when the
Pennsylvania special train No. 2S from Chi
csgo 10 New York ON the Pennsylvania
railroad ran into stationary freight train
in the yards at Larmer. near Greensburg
Pa All the passengers received severe
shaking up and narrowly escaped injury
or death. The injured:
Mrs Jerry Green, Readboro, Pa. injured
about the head and body,
Mrs Markplle, Boxborough, Pa. head
jammed through window and severely cut
Howard Scott, brakeman, at westmore-
land hospital In critical condition.
Edward A. Bnby, fireman, Berry, Pa.
cut and bruised serious.
II. ]. Whitaker Pittsburg. face and body
cut.
J. Z. Bateman, Pittsburg, cuts.
The passenger train had just received
orders 10 leave the east-bound train and
travel east on the west bound track Ac-
cordlng to reports received here an oper-
ator forgot that the freight train was on
the west bound track and gave the passen-
ger a white block. Engineer Martin OF the
passenger train says he saw the freight
about twenty yards In front OF him. but at
the speed he was travelling he was unable
to avoid a collision. Both engines were
wrecked and the combination car of the
passenger was completely demolished.
About six coal cars were smashed. The i'm
pact was terrific and the passengers were
thrown violently 20 the floors Of the cars.
That the train escaped disastrous wreck,
is due. II is said TO fact that it was travel
ing only twenty miles an hour.
A wTecking crew from this city cleared
the track when the Pennsylvanis special
was made up again and with the Manhat-
ton limited departed for the east two hours
late.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-13
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT SHORT
Examination VIII he Held for ON
GERS for This Division Of
the Army.

WASHINGTON. Nov. l2-It is an-
nounced at the War department that an
examination will be held In this city on
or about March next OF captains and
first and second lieutensnts Of the army
At large. with a view 20 their selection
for detaii for q period OF four years as
captains and hrst heutenants in the ord
nance department 10 MI vacancies.
The details will be made by a board.
Officers who have already served in the
ordnance department will not be required
10 take an examination bat tSey are
authorized TO apply 70 the sdiutsnt gen
ersl OF the army for detail
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-13
PREDICTIONS BY SIGNoR ALFANI
Astronomer Says Sun spots Are
Likely to Cause I Disturb
ance Ou Earth.

ROME, Nov. 12.-Signor 'Alfnni. director
Of the Florence observatory, states that
the sun spots. which he calculated are
twelve times the size Of tine earth. and
which will reach the solar meridian about
the middle Of November, are likely TO lead
TO violent magnetic disturbances, result
ing in storms, flosds, volcanic eruption and
earthquakes
The warning has attracted attention from
the fact that former predictions by Signor
Alfani have been realized.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-13
THE LAST OF THE MoHICANS
'homss Ford becomes Inmate oI
Plainvine Town Farm In
Connecticut.

FORD, the last fun blOOded Mohican Indian
few days ago became an inmate OF the
'lainvihe town farm at his own request
or. Sunrise full-bloOded Oneida Indian.
Vho was In a piuable condition. was also
aksn here' but after a few days disap-
cared suddenly. II has been learned that
10 Is cared for by friends, Or. Sunrise is
proud OLD medicine man, and was one OF
ne powers Of the Oneida tribe many years
80. In President Linooln's administra-
ION he was the presidents special envoy
mong the Indian tribes through the west.
rhere he taught Christianity.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-13
GAS FUMES ALMOST FATAL
Mayor of 81. Joseph, wife and Two
ChiIdFeB Overcome, but wiz
Recover.

ST JOSEPH, No, Nov. 12.-MayoT Will
liam +. spratt, his wife and their two
children, and Mrs. Jennie Taylor. the
mayors sister, were overcome last night
by fumes from the hot air furnace at their
family home, in which natural gas IL used
as fuel. All are confined to their beds but
they will recover.
KANSAS CITY, No, Nov. IA natural
gas explosion here today damaged the Gar
land flats, In the eastern part OF the city,
injuring five seriously. Others received
cuts from broken glass. L. j. O'Brien was
injured internally.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-13
DOMESTIC.

L. H. Hartman has filed brief in reply
To- suit of Interstate Commerce commits
sion 10 compel him TO answer certain
questions. He contends that the commits
sion has no authority TO ask these dues-
tions and that the transactions referred
to. had they taken place. would he strictly
legal and that congress is without con-
stitutional power to AFFORD remedy.
Page /
General Alexander Mackenzie CHIEF en-
giueer Of the army for fertilization work
has fled estimates of the sums that will
30 required for the year 1909. Page 1
American Federation of Labor has CONF
mepccd a fight for an eight-hour day and
for resistance to the association Of man
ufacturers recently formed. Page l
Sis persons We're injured in a smashup
in which the Pennsylvania special struck
a freight train near Larimer Pa.
Page
senator fillman says that Speaker Can
non and w. j. BRYAN will oppose eacn
other in the coming presidential election.
Page l
\ movement is on foot to organize Il
railway mems federation comprising all
brothcrhoods in the United states.
Page
Log raft sinks show boat on the Ohio
river Page
Attorney General Iadley has commenced
prosecution tosoust the International Har-
vester company from Missouri. Page
The alleged pardon has been presented
as evidence IN the Powers case and re.
fused by the court. Page 2
Celebration Of tbe anniversary of the
haymarket riots was made by Chicago
unions. Page Q
The last Of the aohican tribe of In
dams has been taken to a poor house.
Page
NEBRARKA.
People Of Somerset, Neb are without
coal. due. to a delayed shipment of the
Burlington road. Page 0
PoRHIaM.
French naval circles are disturbed over
the recall Of Rear Admiral siegel by Ger
many Page
a throat specialist visits Emperor Will
liam at Windsor. Page /
The Japanese silk war has been settled
after stubborn fight. Page
COMMERCIAL AND nHDUsrRIAh.
Live stock markets. Page 8
Grain markets. Page 9
Stocks and bonds. Page 8
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-13
RAILWAY MEMS FEDERATION
Plans Under Way 20 Combine All or.
gRntEAtiOnH over the En-
tire Country.

NEW YORK. Nov. l2-Pians are being
discussed for a federation OF railroad en-
ployes, according 10 the Times today, SO
that strikes OF the members Of one broth
erhood will involve strike of the other.
The organizations are the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers. the Brotherhood
Of Locomotive Ffremsn, she Brotherhood
Of Railway Traiqmen, the Order OF Rail-
road Conductors And the Order Of Railroad
Telegraphers
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-13
LOG RAFT SINKS SHOW BOAT
Bryan stock Company Loses Every
thinE iR Collision on the
Ohio River.

GALIoPOLIs, o., Nov. IA log raft
ran into the show boat carrying the Bryan
Stock company six miles above this city
last night and sank H. The company Of
twelve members narrowly escaped drown
ing. but managed 20 reach here, where they
we're cared for. The raftsmen were ar
rested and Jailed az Point Pleasant
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-13
AeEaIaF plvidsnS Pa,..a.

NEW YORK, Nov, 1e.-Directors OF the
saFr0t silver and COPPER company, one OF
he subaidiury companies OF the AmaiEa-
lated Copper company, today voted not
. declare the usual quarterly dividend Of
5 cents per share, The directors an
iounded that the omission Of the dividend
yas Que 20 curtailment In production. de-
ressiou in the copper industry ana 90 the
trade thaa Formerly
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-13
GOES AFTER, HARVESTER CO
Attorney General HadIsy FiIes Custer
Proceedings in the state OF
Missouri.

JEFFERSON CITY. Aio.. Nov l2-At-
tomey General Hadley today instituted quo
warranto proceedings In the supreme court
for the custer Of the International Har-
vester company OF America for alleged
violation OF the antitrust Law OF Missouri
The company Is a Milwaukee corporation.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-13
Presbyterian BrotherhOod

nual convention Of the Presbyterian Broth
eThOod OF America will begin az Music hall
here tonight. More than 1850 delegates are
expected. Among the speakers on tOniEhta
program Is DIT Robert p Boyle OF Denver.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-13
JaDancse silk Trust Broken.

YOKOHAMA, Nov. 12.-The Japanese
raw silk trust has been broken after a
months boycott by American manufac-
turers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-13

Forecast I'll p. ~. Wednesday:
For Omaha. Council Bluffs and Vicinity
Fair and warmer Wednesday
For Nebraska-Fair and watmer Wednes-
dag.
For Guwa-Gencrally fair and warmer
Wednesday.
Temperature at Omaha yesterday:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-13

This movement. means boats--it doesn't
mean anything else-if there Ia man I'm
Omaha or Sioux City or Kansas city, who
only wants money from the federal gov
ernment to save his land from being carried
down 10 the Gulf OF Mexico. he should be
sent TO the rear"
Such was the characteristic statefent OF
Edgar G. Ellis Of Kansas City, a member
OF the rivers and haTbOrs committee Of the
house, when seen at the Omaha club just
before leaving for his home Monday night.
do you actually believe that boats Will
be running on the Missouri river within a
short timer he was asked.
Il most certainly do. I would not be
here II did not think that the shippers OF
the Missouri rived were being driven TO use