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The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-07
THE JOURNALS VIEW

The following from the Reno
sentiment in regard 10 the matter:
If Secretary OF State Glib Douglass
imagines that he has settled his fight
to retain the patronage of the state
library by his attack on Editor Sam
Davis of the Carson Appeal, he has
made a great mistake.
The library is large and valuable
collection of books belonging to the
state and no one but competent
person should be in charge of them.
This thing of appointing a person to
office who happens to be a relative Of
an official or a friend, without any
regard TO the qualifications of the per-
permitted, whether the secretary OF
state OF Nevada likes it or not. And
who is the secretary Of state Of Ne
yada. anyhow, that he should think
himself above criticism? The state
law library ought to be catalogued by
compe-eu, person and some one
WITH lie required knowledge OF the
du,ies OF a librarian ought 10 be en-
plUyed TOR the tash. The justices Of
the supreme court are asking nothing
more Than common sense would die
tale when they request mat The legis-
IaJure look at the matter i'll That
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-07
RAMSEY CON. A GOOD ONE
Pritchett Tells of the Camps Great
Prospects.

That strike ii Ramsey IUnsOlidaL-
good times IN hanSey, SaIu a. j..
PrltCheLt, one OF me most energetic
ana consistent Ramsey boomers in
the entire ulStricJ. They do not
yet know exactly now much Of the
rich stuff they have got but there is
no doubt. that there is d big ledge Nf
II. The dyke on which they have
been working is a monster and most
OF it can be worked at profit. This
discovery of high grade however,, is
what has been needed 10 stimulate in
tereSt.
Reno people are getting into Ram
sey and are doing al least as much
as any others TO boom the district.
Among d few Of the owners there is
d sort OF feeling Of hostility toward
Reno, but if these same people would
spend more of their effort in boosting
the district Ramsey would go ahead
much faster than it has.
There is no doubt in my mind but
what Ramsey viii be a great camp
There is any amount Of ore there, but
much of it is low grade. Some Of the
best men that have examined several
Of the properties have however, insist
ed that high grade would be found
with depth. The Ramsey Consolidat
ed has been going ahead working its
property and now it has made a find
which bears out expectations"
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-07
GENERAL COXEY IN NEVADA

j. Nj. CoAey. who acquired The name
Of "GeneraT by making his famous
march from lhe Pacific TO the national
capital with his army OF unemployed
and others, has seen the errcTa of
his ways and has come to Nevada
for the purpose Of acquiring wealth
in the gold fields. In fact, Coke. :
already on high tide Of good for.s..2.
Coxey and associates, several ,..s
ago purchased several mining prop
critics, in the Fairview district and
has since let contracts for consider
able development work.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-07
pROCEEDlNS OF THE HOUSE
Roll called SO present.

Roll called SO present.
Judiciary Committee reported favor
ably on all bills reported by them eX-
cept A. B. No. 161, regarding labor
on mining claims which was un1aVor-
able. Most of the morning was spent
receiving committee reports and near
ing messages from the Senate.
The main mater of interest was the
fight to repeal the law providing LOT
a bu..ion tax collector. 1t was beaten
aves 10, nays IA. Not voting Z.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-07
RUFF STILL MISSING.

The latest reports from Abe Ruef
are that the officers are unable 10
locate him. There is talk of starting
a policeman out after him with a de-
vining rod. The only man who knows
is his attorney Sam Shortridge and he
is keeping very num-
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-07
GOOD WORK,

The task of enrolling the big Boyd
Syphus railroad bill fell to Miss
Ella SMALL. She worked two DAYS
on it and part Of one night and when
it was finished there was but one let
ter wrong.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-07
payers.
PROBABLY AN EXTRA SESSION

The question of prolonging the
present session or adjOurning and
having the Governor call an extra ses-
sion to round up the work is agitat-
accumulated work cannot be disposed
of within the limits of the present
session and members do not care to
work without compensation.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-07
SUSTAINED THE VETO.

Senate Bill SO provided that the
State Board of Printing Commission
ers should handle the state advertis-
ing.
The Governor vetoed the bill on the
ground that the board mentioned had
no legal existence. The Senate sus-
tanned the veto unanimously.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-07

The Appeal acknowledges the re-
ceipt of an invitation to the Informal
Dancing Party" of the attaches and
members at Armory Hall next Thurs.
day evening.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-07

Judge Langan will hold court in
Carson tomorrow. The court will
open at 10 O'Clock.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-07

AL Mccarthy, Of the Hawthorne
Bulletin, is visiting Carson for a few
days.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-07

Improvements still continue at the
Lewis corner.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-07
THE STOCK MARKET

As reported by the State Bank 4
Trust company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
ARGUMENT IN
COURT SCANDAL

BERLIN. Oct 20 Count Moltke
wdthod today while Lawyer Der.
stein made A passionate argument
fayorlng Editor Harden IN the libel
suit fle declared that Hardens az.
tack IN hla newspaper Was not 20
much against Molike hH against The
German aristocrasy generally. that
the kaiser simply selected Moltke
to start the suit 10 order 90 get the
truth. that the kaiser was surround
ed b. group ~ dogouorates and
that Harden having "ovorthrown
the criminals performed a public
service. should be acquitted with
praise Attorney Won Gordon FOL.
lowed for Count Moltke. denying
tho charges so far as bis client b.
concerned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26

tive Humphrey will deliver adj
dresses. The cost OF the new
structure and grounds Ia about
s2b. 600.
The extension OF First nv. 3 20
connect directly with south Sc.
attic, Georgetown, OEN1w, River
Park and South Park was dts
cueHod nc a meeting OF the South
Park Improvement club last night
There wore several hundred resi-
dents Of the districts present.
Charles Hultln rs soon 20 com.
mence the erection OF a $4,000
apartmea, hotel at tho northeast
corner ~ Eighth av. aud virginia
st. ne building ~ To be three
etoFlcu high and viii contain sA
rooms
Columbia lodge, No, q. A. O. 4.
W last nlEht celebrated the thlr.
tynint6 anniversary 81 that organ.
ifation. and initiated 80 candidates.
Deputy State Insurance Commits
alaner J n Shively was present
ana delivered. an address
ny order OF Col T. G Woodbury..
Private William rimmona. Com.
pany II, Third infantry. has been
promoted To be corporal succeed.
Ing Corporal Thacker. promoted
The funeral al Mrs r. A. Ncft.
who died ia this eity on Thursday
last will be held tomorrow after,
noon at 2 O'Clock Services will
be held al the Church OF our Lady
OF Good Help. Fifth and jefferson
st.. Father OHrien officiating In.
terment will be al Calvary GENE.
terry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
DEATH PENALTY MAY
BE ABOLISHED
tsy United prsss.)

BUTTE. Mont Oct 2s II a
ruling made by the court Ia the
trial 81 Theodore Cauteloni.
cherged with the murder % Mollie
Quinn. o. sustained by tho supreme
court Of tho state. the death pen
atty Il practically abolished ia
Montana The court ruled that a
Juror who was opposed 20 the
death penalty might sit on the
Jury. over the contention of tho
state that the laW excluded him
and overruled the states challenge
20 prevent bis sitting
The juror iH " u bartlett an
old resident He emphaticuily stat.
ed that he would not vote for hang.
ms FOR murder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
LOCAL FLASHES

Original plats Of the Lake Union
shore lands az copied from doCu.
maufs on fiic in the county record 8
are % no value as against the plats
in possession o. the state land com
mission and which we're made
under authority of the law that took
effect in July ~ this year The
latter plat the board holds. Re para.
mount and by % alone the board
viii be ruidcd GA its findings in the
present hearings
Tho Puget Sound Alumni 1850
citation Of the Delta Tau Delta fra.
touity will give lta first annual
banquet AZ The Hotel Butler 10.
night This 81 one Of the leading
college frateruifieH az the country.
but has only two chapters west %
the Rocky Mountains
Tho Christian Eudeayur society
N the Plymouth Congregational
church i8 planning 90 erect a public
comfort station az Pike place iu
the near future
According TO directions just On.
sled by Mai Cen A. w. Greedy.
the soldiers and officers ~ the ln.
iantrs stationed ln Alaska must
hereafter cooperate with The signal
corps ln every way Soldiers are
90 b. detached from military duty
20 work on the line whenever call
ed upon. and In any number de-.
sired.
Tomorrow afternoon the new
Bethany Presbyterian church. re-
Gently erected At the corner Of
First aV n. and Roy &C.. will be
formally dedicated with appropriate
exercises Rev NJ A Matthews,
ID. ]! a. Wilson and Representa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE IS
GROUND FOR DIVORCE

Alleging that the unlimited faith
Of HE wife. Rose Wheeler. Ia the
efficacy Of Christian Science 10 ali
departments and phases % lilo has
become SO strong as to threaten the
safety OF his home Charles Wheel
er. salesman FOR the Seattle Hard
ware company sued for divorce this
morning In the superior court
Wheeler states that be- married
the defendant ID Springfield o.
in isas. and that two years later
shc became a Christian seieniiHt
Ho says there are three children In
the family and that his wife. be-
lieving that pain. hunger aud cold
are purely imaginary. and can BE-
corrected BY divine power leaves
The children 10 the care 90 Provl
deuce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
II. BANDITS ARE
arrested

IwglyE Oct late last
CARES Donald and "a smith
rrsrad ard today will b.
fnl s.sA she Great Northern
i sAieh bandits secured
M IA mtchel which the
4 azeS lAaF~ was $4,000 q
fe hsBsyed stolen TINS
: ~ lsksa % the county jail
g aessnr q he Great North.
sfaeias i01ay Reckless e1.
SIRE q measy and other a..
s 4 ssarh4 towns caused
ioes 70 " aroused and they
z lrrsssed xhne sighting from
Ire train fruz Banners Ferry
assss asgs pEiivelY ldenii
sar q TIE money found on
"a a par q the cash con
nsrt sfom ne Commercial Ma.
a Msk q CAlease. 70 the old
ina tank. Of Spokane The
Ras dsay thsir guiit. and
n lAfy can prove an allhi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
ANNA GOULD STILL
LOVES THE PRINCE

PARIS. Oct 26 Despite for
mer deuials. Anna Gould is again
reported infatuated with the
Prince De Sagan and IL is said
that she is determined Go marry
him despite the protests OF her
family and despite the fact that
the prince is the most notorious
spandthrlft in Europe The prince
ia telling his friends that the mar
riage is an arranged he asserts
be does not want any Of the Gould
money and proposes 20 make a
poatnuutial settlement upon the
countess 90 the De saEan estate
which came To him after the death
90 his father he is greatly De-.
voted 20 tho countess. and calls ON
her every morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
I.O.PARTY TO
OUTLINE POLICY

stated to The Star today that
,hcre were several members of the
present committee who have taken
no active part IN ire preliminary
steps, and unless these members
wcrcopresont tonight others would
be named to on their places
Following ~ list OF the mem.
hcrs OF the committee;
w u Wood w A Trousaa,c. A.
A Booth. g. L. Fey. Edward BRA.
dy. A W Johnston. J = Goodwin.
Geo. "A Jones. A. u. Ernst. + A.
Rust. John Wallace. n r. Dewey.
b. n benson. NJ 4. Malouey. Geo.
r. Cottesn. r. a. Heakoth. Geo,
II. king Claude y Hunuey. r. A.
Mcdonald. Geo Davis. Alpheus ny.
ers. John T. Oldham. Dr. David ue
Beck. : w Harmon. h w nrlnt.
nall, Jas. Murphy =. s Osborne
and r. W. Cutterill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
CLOSING ARGUMENT
IN MURDER TRIAL

This morning and most OF the
afternoon was occupied by the At
tornoyu IN The Dow Smith murder
trial IN presenting their closing
arguments 20 the Jury Il II prob
able that the case Will be- given to
the Jury late this afternoon.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
John 3 Miller, 10 his first address
for the prosecution. rldiculed In
the most sarcastic manner the idea
Of the introduction OF the defense
Of Insanity IN the case lie said
that this case ia one where the de-.
Tense OF insanity was put ln solely
because any other defense was ut
terly impossible ie quoted from
former Washington lurist that
the kind 81 emotional insanity
whic hbgginB with the moment
when the eye ~ tho murderer
flashes along the pistol barrel and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
SENSATIONAL EVIDENCE
SECURES A DIVORCE

NEW YORK. oct 70 Supreme
Court Justice Aspinwaii IN Brooklyn
has granted an lntcrlocutofy decree
II absolute divorce % Aire Beatrice
L.. nuFnoll against Charles E.
inootsl Duruell. she well known
race horse owner and trainer
Emma thinner was named a. co.
respondent Arthur Re1fern. Che
jockey employed by the defendant.
testified that he had frequently
seen Miss thinner a. Durnelis
Shccpahend hay home and knew
that she remained 10 The house with
purncll on many occasions. He had
also seen Miss thinner In Durnelle
company az the latter'H cottage a.
Saratoga during the racing season
at that place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
ROLLS MADE
BY GREAT PlANISTS

Reproducing perfectly the most
technical classical music az played
by the master pianlsts sauer. bu
aoni. pugno. Carreno and the great
Padercwah himself. the Weite
piano player, or the Wolfe MiEnon
as Il 10 more generally known Ia
Europe. was given ita first hearing
IN this city Yesterday afternoon.
the recital being attended only by
members Of the press
The claims OF tho promoters for
this new piano player. which la.
stead ~ reproducing from rolls
mechanically CALCULATED. gives a
photographic or actual reproduc.
ton ~ numbers as they had been
played FOR the roll by the decades
most eminent musicians. are little.
n al all. exaggerated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
DAMAGE CLAIMS
ARE HEAVY

Judging from tho sire and mum.
Der % the claims for damaged
clothing and injured feelings which
have been steadily coming Ia 60 tho
board Of county commissioner as
n result Of the accident az Stone q
landing. last June. all the gowns
worn AZ The picnic must have been
Paris made. and the application ~
water To tho pcraoua ~ the claim.
ants must have had a peculiarly
shocking effect Six more claims
were received yesterday. aEEreERi
ing siaH2as The names 81 the
claimants are.
r. q uaugen. ta7seg. Christ
Monaon. t2s6b0. Gunwaald Olsen.
$3.50. Tryguvc Larsen. tis7 90.
john Thogauu. fIssbo. s G.. Haug.
f1tsb0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26

He says that Mrs Wheeler does
not provide food Ia sufficient guam.
titles nor ~ q suitable nature. that
she allows the children 20 sleep
without enough covering. aud that
she does not allow them enough
sleep for their physical needs
Wheeler further alleges that hig
wife uss2 money given Tor home
use foF the benefit Of the Christian
Science church. and that she has
sold furniture from the house to
raise iaosiey Tor she church lie
says that she spends her time when
al home IN reading Christian
Science books aud pamphlets io the
neglect - the famiiy needs. and
often remains up All niEhi doing
this kind u reading 10 asks for
the custody Of the children and
81 500 ~ community property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
OFFICERS FOR
ALASKA COAST

Stockholders ~ the new Alaska
Coast Steamship company held
their first meeting yesterday In the
Fidelity bank. az Tacoma Officers
aud a board Of trustees were elect.
ed for the coming year. aud the
affairs Of the company formally
passed Into the hands Of the new
management John = Baker was
elected president William VirRes
vice president w. =. Alexander.
general manager and John Il. Ark
Icy. secretary and treasurer The
new board ~ trustees consists Of
q G. McGiiyre. ~ Seattle. william
NirRea. John s. BAKER. William
Jones and u = Alexander all OF
Tacoma. The rcsignatlons ~ the
Seattle officers Of the former com.
pauy we're accepted at the opening
OF che meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26

The hearty endorsements which
PaderewHh and the other great ar,
tiHtH have given this machine for
the reproduction of their studied
efforts we're borne out In the
minds OF those who heard the re.
ciial yesterday afternoon at u s.
Johnston Co.'S establishment The
following program WAS rendered
L.. Echo dc Vienna ........ Sauer
Played By Composer.
2 KiKuletto lphmphraHel .iiHxt
Played by iuKoni
a. Nocturn ,........... Chopin
Played by l. Padorcwsh 81.
4 -~pulunAiuo ..... ..... Chopin
Played by u pugno.
8 Rhapsodle No 6.......... Lszt
PLAYED by Teresa Carfeno.
9 Moonlight Sonata Beethoven
Played by l. radcrcwnkt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
HEART REKDlNG SCENES
In EARTHQUAKE ZONE

ing no shelter from the steadily
falilng rain Mute desperation aud
terror are depicted So their faces.
many % them wcoplnE silently
The parish priest is making a
round % the ruined houses. recit
inE prayers Tor the dead and al
miuiaterins extreme Junction 20 the
dYiug Squads of soldiers are ca.
anged ~ aAlvaginE property and
recovering bodies The maioritY
% the injured inhabitants are shell
tered Ia military tents Doctors
are kept busy attending them A
ioug res 81 bodies l. awaiting
Identification. aud The scenes wit.
messed sire hnartreudinF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
ON THE FRONT

German steamer Eva from Ia
coma 70 Vladivoatok. which
pu, into Dutch HafDor October
for coal. with her cargo 81
flour badly damaged reached
Muroran. Japan. yesterday. The
vessels decks we're swept bare ~
everything movable. she having
encountered q typhoOn.
The steamer Bertha is expected
10 arrive from Seward tomorrow.
The fremont will sail for the
Orient tonight
The Cottage City will leave to-
night for Southeastern Alaska
The Pennsylvania ~ due 10 ar.
rive from Nome tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
SELF DEFENSE is
HIS PLEA

SAN FRANCISCO Oct 26--CRpt
G. kiengenberg yesterday took the
stand iu his own defense Tie 10
charged with the murder Of Chief
Engineer Paul on beard the Arctic
whalaF Oiga over year ago whiie
ca a cruise. The captain testified
that while dissrming Paul. who had
threatened hiH life. he was forced
10 shoot the engineer who made an
attack upon him with a revolver.
Paul was dangerously wounded and
died aoon after the scuffle Former
seamen % the wnaier testified that
klengenbsrg murdered the engi.
ueer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
SHOOTING

While inspecting new gun
which his friend. William siegnst,
had recently purchased, Irving q.
Baker. a carpenters helper. aged
%. waa accidentally shot and Sc
riously wounded last night In bis
apartments al the summit hotel,
First av. and Stewart ~. The bull
let entered the ieft side Of Bakers
head below the ear and passed en-
tirely through coming out below
the right ear. II did not touch the
brain. but the wounded man was
taken 10 the Wayside Emergency
hospital. whore II was said that he
will most likely recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
OLYMPIA MIDDLE In
SUPREME COURT

OLYMPIA. Oct 20 Tho recent
decision % the local superior court
that because Of an election muddic
Olympia has no justice OF The
peace resulted IN an application
for habeas corpus 60 the supreme
court today by G. ~ Moore. who
vas arrested here today ou a war.
rant issued by one OF the Justices
on a charge Of selling liquor az a
saloon AZ Boston ilarbor last sun.
day Tho supreme court ordered
a hearing on the writ next Mon.
day. Moore claims tho justice can.
not issue a legal warrant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
COLORADO FOLLOWS SEATTLE

PUEBLO. Colo, Oct ga de-
mand that Colorado go into the
coal mining business was made last
night al a mass meeting Of Pueblo
cliizene. The speakers charged
that the coal trust was dominated
by the Gould roads and that prices
had been arbitrarily raised al over
the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
U" TO ENTERTAIN
BENEFACTORS

The university board oi control
intends 20 entertain the public
spirited business men ~ the city
who have 10 the past contributed
trophies and sums ~ money 20 the
promotion Of student activities. AZ
the Washingtonidaho football
game. which will b. one 81 the big
contests % the year Special boxes
viii be- erected along the side lines
Tor these men. ard their entertain.
meut will be one Of the features
of the year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26

ROME. Oct ga correspondent
has Nuccesded Ga reaching FefrhE.
rano lie found the town a mass
~ ruins. scarcely 4 single house
standing The ruined houses have
been converted lnio iombH. occu-
Piled hy she dead and she living
A majority % the Survivors have
fisd Those remaining are hop
ing against hope that they aiil be-
able 10 rescue buried relatives
Tho inhabitants are nomlugde.
most u them wearing tho night
clothes they had on when tho
earthquake came They are
drenchsd through and through. hnv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26

ends with the firing OF the fatal
shot Is inadmiaaablo as "A defense
IN a murder ease
W A Holzheimer. IN his address
10 the Jury for the defense. argued
from the fact that the only troubles
In the Dow Smith family seemed
10 have been caused by the inter
ference Of the sistcrin-law. Mrs
Rainyillc. that this Interference
and the divorce suit brought about
BY H. preyed on the mind Of the
prisoner. and finally brought about
a state Of temporary insanity lie
said that the prisoner being a man
OF % years 81 age. bis mind had
already entered upon q period Of
seuilc decay and that his matri-
monidl troubles coming for the
first time In long aud happy
married life. had unbalanced his
mind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
WANTS JUDGMENT
SET ASIDE

AllerinE COLLISION between Peter
OmexuA. William Detonis Besiuw
and John r Cummings a. receiver
for the Banco Napoli MacaTuni
company. w. " White yesterday
asked the superior court 20 set
aside a Judgment for 81 600 given
by the court on a note ia favor Of
Besiow. Bealow IN nuw under sen.
tence Tor misapprupFiaiing the funds
of the company, and Cummings.
having been removed By judge 40.
bertson a. receiver. IL Ga a contest
with the Seattle Bar association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
RAILROADS MUST GIVE
SQUARE DEAL"

CHICAGO. Oct 90 N the rail
roads claim a square dear they
must give a square deal II Will
not De long until the railroad mag
mates who are donouucing Roose.
Welt Will praise him for having saw
ed them from themselves Huri-
ing this bombshcll into a banquet
of the traffic club an organiKa.
tlon 81 railroad maRnates. mperin-
tendenia and traffic officials last
night. r T. Clark. interstate com.
merce commissioner. created IN
tense interest Ills address was
closely followed and applaudcd az
times although IL contained some
bitter doses for the audience.