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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
SHORT LINE TO GULF.
Mobile Road WV Build Connection
zUith Frisco s. Rock Island.

Norfolk Va March 25-A dispatch to THE
LeGger-D Dispatch" from Bristol Tenn. says that
BIRD NJ Robinson. president of the Mobile, Jackson
& Kansas City Railway was in that city to-day
and confirmed the rumOr that his road would build
a trunk line from New Orleans and connect with
the Frisco & Rock Island forming a and
much shorter trunk line from the Great Lakes TO
The new road will be a funnel for the large
freieht traffic from the Frisco & Rock Island to
CIuIf points The Mobile, jackson & Kansas City
will build from its present southern terminus at
Mobile to New Orleans. and from Middleton, Tenn,
10 Iopna. Ill. or Paducah. XIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
WILL FIGHT AGAINST OPEN SHOP.
Children's Cloak Manufacturers Prepare for
a Long Siege.

Announcement was made yesterday by the Chill
5or,s cloak Manufacturers Association. against
which the Childrens Refer and Cloakmakers
Association has ordered its first general strike
~ A. will night for the open shop TO finish.
bJs is also the first general open shop declaration
~ the trade open shop notices were posted in
6ftv-twO shops yesterday ,... =, =. -.
II was said behalf Of the association S that ts
I t AIRY .1ut its rules and that any member
SS b makes a settlement with the union without
WHO i.'tion ~ ms association will forfeit his bond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
CHICAGO SHORTAGE STILL MYSTERY.

Washington, March 25-Mr. Bantz. Assistant
Treasurer OF the United States at Washington has
returned from Chicago. whore he went to superin-
tend the count OF cash in the Sub-Ireasnry IN that
city IN order 20 verify the statement that short
age Of $4,000 had been discovered. Mr.. Bantz had
a conference with Secretary CorteiyOn to-day but
his formal report will not be made for some days
is believed that Mr. Bantzs report VIII show tat
the shortage actually exists. and that up TO this
time no evidence has been obtained fixing the iden-
for g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
FRANCHISE FOR L. I. TROLLEY LINE.

AIineola, Long Tslai.a. March zO.-Ihe boara OF
suDervisors az Nassau County to-day awarded 10
the MIneola, Roslyn and Port washington Traction
Company a franchise 10 run trolley line through
those three towns. The company, which Is COM
posed Of capitalists OF Cleyelane one MEG . n9nd
road would be begun IN Few @eeAs, sn0 mat mat
the line would be built raploly as pOasloie Inc
New York and Long island 1fae9o1 company.
known IS the Belmont company. tFled 20 get the
franchise. but 9alled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
scHwAB's TAX ASSESSMENT REDUCED.

Charles NJ. sehwab, the Pittsburg steel man. has
had his personal assessment for taxing purposes
cut down from 100000 90 $4,000 He had an i'm
ventory OF his New York effects before President
Purdy OF the Department of Taxes and ASSESS
ments yesterday afternoon. when he swore his
property in personality in this city amounted TO
S29O0O and this was set down as the tentative as
seSEneur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
TO ADVANCE NEW YORK MORTGAGE CASE

washington March 25-In the Supreme Court OF
the United States a motion made to-day to ad-
vance the case OF Timothy F. Padden' OF New
York agt the City OF New York The case IN
wolves the question whether land on when there 70
a mortgage can be assessed at its fun Value "heh
the mortgage also is assessed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
DiUidend Notices.
AMERICAN WOODEN COMPANY
1hirty-SaGund Quarterly Dividend

Notice is hereby given that the regular ouarterIv
ON tb OF one and Three-GuarteFs Per Cent G%9sJ
te PrererTed Capital Stock American wooden
company OF record March so. 1907 on fully paid
of April. 1907 - - 80 $500
Transfer books Preferred Stock will be closed at
the close OF business March 40 1907 ana viII ~ -
opened April 10. 1907
VA. H DWELIIY. JR.. Treasures.
Boston. Mass. March 20 1907
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
Sales by AUCTION.

NTORTGAGF SAIE-SamueI Newwitter. auctioneer,
ylII sell on Wednesday afternoon March 9th. 1884,
AZ $50 O'Clock. Nos 0s and 100 Thompson street.
r. ,S,Sb ~ Manhattan the chattes and fixtures OF
loon cate4 there together with the lease Of the premises
recorded in York Registers once In hber lS6 tf
section p OF Conveyances. page 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
BOILER EXPLOSION KILLS THREE.

Albuquerque, n. NJ, March 25-The explosion of
q boiler OF locomotive drawing Santa Fe freight
train. near Onava. to-day killed three men,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26

oWSAOS-NSC0 AeOSE(Gss
C1ooK. CHARLES Tn pursuanco Of an order or
y oq 7o Asn s5c Z Re aT m e sas S0qy
claims AGAINST Charlss = COOS ate Or the Coanty q
thereof to subscribers at their place OF trans
4l Eth On IN the 5s B9TQ s e
pstsd View IoTS. the fr's az g RaE c5o 1907
EDWARD pIHdoN BIRD
a iaI551.5N e " c 5eSfyALs'
Exscutor<
KEyA55a . ss: SSsR a.v.s and Harold csa
Executors. s. Nassau street. Borough OF Nanhartaas
FLOYD 4 LEARY.
pinion BIRD, E1sgqs9T. 2 Broad street. Borough q
IN PQRsgASSSE or AN SaD = IS, o. a hon gR4y
York. notice 10 hereby sysI % al persons haEi1s
Ss~ york aE.dss See AS S SSSGRS g
Nc e. e j y ND Po Street Os.gsa G Nas
The FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST CONPANYs
Gsor. 2s Wiili1m street New zoTs CITY
M PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or HON. PRANK r
5ocs IS hereby sysp q al persons haVix sss
SslsTs 3 pTessas hs same With vouahss trso IS
&c Nssssa street. IN ha CITY York "a . sss
Dated New York, the ls5 day q oetoeer, 1893
CHARLES COLEMAN A4LLAE4Fes AAA-1As1A1<
for EIocurFiH.
IS Nassau st. New TGrE City.
m PT7PsUANCF, OF AN ORDER OF HON. FRANK r
III fFfzEeraId Surrogate OF the County Of New Eork.
notice hereby given o az persons having claims ssass
YORK deceased 20 the with thsTs0c
10 the subscribers their place Of transactn business
al the their attorneys Yen Mesa Van Ness,
go Broadway IN the City OF New 4oFz On oF hs5s
dated New York. the 18th day Of NOvsnbsz. 1soS
THOMAS MARSHALL STEWART. Jr. FExseutors
VAN Ness 9 VAN sSEss. Attorneys Tor EzsuutOrs "a
92O Broadway. New York City
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON PRANK
Il T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County Oe Nv
York notice Is hereby given TO all persons hzTf1z
claims against William sloane late OF the County "a
ers thereof the subscriber her place OF transact
ing business the once OF Stckney. Msclay g 8o-
T3urney No. 81 Nassau St. In The City OF New York.
On or before the nth day OF June. next
dated New York the first day O Dsosraber, IsGs
D 49, MATILDA A. SLOANE. Adulinissrstriz.
Sdninistratrix. 81 Nassau St.. Borough az Man
haitian. New York city
DOWs- ROBERT-IN PURSUANCE OF AN oRDys
ntv - New York notice IS hereby given al persons
bevtn claims against Robert Bows, late 90 the C0uHty
~ New York deceased. present the with voueh-
er thereof 20 the subscrDer at her oc ansacts
the business estate. az the once o. 1oEaes
TSning No Is William in the city OF New York.
before the day OF august next
DaSsF New York. the l1Jh day OF February. HUI
$1,000 JANE g. DOVVS, Administrative.
HORACE z DEHING. Attorney for AdHntnistrafrtx IS
William street. New York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26

IN addition 90 the twelve-ineh vein OF argentite
and silver found on the Peterson Lake property
last Friday, a report has just been received that
a new ten-inch vein was struck on saturday, lead
ing direct from the NpiSsing property. One OF the
officers OF the company said Yesterday that strong
sn9ncial interests are attempting to get Peterson
Take stock az lower figures through private sales.
Tnns IN this, they have made an effort 70 secure
calls on the stock at higher figure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
Financial Meetings.

MlchIgan Central RsilFosd Co
The transfer books OF this Company VII % closed ~
O'clock p NJ wednesday April Ga. 1901: pIegsFafS
the annual meeting OF stockholders 20 Be held May "a
49, -" CHARLES e. cox. Treasurer.
Lake shore & Michigan Southern Ry. Go. g
The transfer books Of this Company VIII ee closs0 az
o.coc- p NJ on wednesday, Apr 50. 1901 preparatory
10 the annual meeting OF stockhodes 10 be held May 1s
and vii be reopened Thursday May %. 1901
49, CHARLES 3. COX. Treasurer.
New York. Chicago & Sc. Louis r. u. Co .
The transfer books Of this Company will % closed es
clock p n wednesday, April 50. 1907, preparatory
"a Ire annual meeting Of etoekhoders 70 b held May 1s
ana will bs reopened THURSDAY. May q, 1907
CHARLES p cox. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
WESTINGHOUSE
Electric 6 Manufacturing Compa

80 . 0lAlulaN0uftht Uunlpanf.
New York. March %, 1901.
quarterly dividend % TWO AND ONF-FTAiIS per.
CENT upon ths Preferred Asserting and NoTAsssntinx
sooshS or the company declared payable April 10
w.. TO stockholders OF March 30 Trasfsr
Ss VIII be closed March 80 1907. and April n
T. W sIEMOoS Trsasursr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
CLOSING cuRe QUOTATIONS.

coda lots. fsels cents per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
BOSTON CUB MARKET.

,c-tss ry 7 Thomas Reinhsrdt No Is Wall street.
Neu- York. and 10. ~ Exchange Place. Boston,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
DIAMOND MATCH co. ANNUAL REPORT

The report Of he Diamond Match Company for
the fiscal year ended December 81 last has been
published. The income account follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
AMERTCAN CHICIE COMPANY

The regular quarterly dividend OF ONE AND ONE
t14LE. FER CENT. t11seol the Preferred Stock
payable April 1st- and dividend OF ONE PER CENT.
tlfcl on the Common Stock. 20th.
nave this day been declared
books for Preferred Stock Will cl0ss March
<otE AZ p m and reopen April and 1901. 10
ION STOCK transfer books Will close April 1Sts
4sVt az p m. and reopen April 22d 1907 &C 10 m
90, - HENRY ROWLEY. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
BOSTON STOCKS.
FURNISHED by R. L. Day Co.. No. Nassau strsssD
Mcb. q. Mcb, % AIch. %. Mich g
Naesau stresGl
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by D. Barney Co. No. % Broso-'"
New York and No. l22 South 4th ST.. Philadelpn'aP
Asked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
MINING NEWS.

Holm E. Mcdonald. president OF the famous ship
D',,Idinr Arm Of Palmer & Mcdonald. of New Lon
6on conn mas accepted the vice-presldency Of the
gISSaasu,stin Cobalt Silver Company Of Canada
The new plant Of the Keewatin Cobalt Silver
Mining Company lNs arrived az the mine II VIII
-, ;s,allad at once and the officers say IL will DO
a. oneration BY April l. AS this property Is located
IN tbe very heart of the Cobalt district which IS
~ TavSred as the richest silver territory In the
world shareholders are likely TO reap rich har-
vest soon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
AaERIcAN cAR AND 1000 coMFAN7.

q
PREFERRED CAPITAL STOCK-DTVIDESD NO an
Az meeting OF the Board % Directors hsIa
L resolved that dividend OF rs Per cant On ths
FFerred Capital Stock OF the Company bs declared and
PAD On MONDAY April 1907 at the ofss Of ths Guar
9nty 1Tuse Company % New York, Nassau Street.
New York City stockholders OF record At OIosz
business Monday March 1907 Transfer noolgs via
close Monday. March H. 1e07. reopen TuezSsEs
ArTil 2 1907.
D. A BIXBT Secretary. g s. DE- LASgC. Treas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
apartment Hotels.

rr,pE HOTEL IRVING. Gramercy Park the choicest
Il ard most arstocratic location IN downtown New
york terms lower than uptown: strictly first class
Investigate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY COHPANY.
N.rlr

COMMON CAPITAL STOCK-DTVIDEND NO IS.
At meeting OF the Board % Directors ksld
II resolved quarterly dividend of g per o1s %
the Common Capital stock Company declared
paid on Monday, April 1901, once Guar
anty Trust Company Of New York, = ssTese,
New York City stockholders % record close 0e
business Monday March H. 1907 Transfer hooks VIII
close Monday. March H. 1901. and Tsopez Tuesday,
April 1907
D A BTXBY. Secretary. s. LsANO. T--a>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE CONPANY.

III Broadway New York. March q. 1901.
he Board % Directors this day declared a quarterly
dividend ONE AND TT1REE-oUARTEEGS PER CENT
upon preferred capital stock payable April a. 1907
preferred stockholders OF record Goss Of
business APRIL l. 1907. Checks will be mailed
books OF the preferred stock will close at
LEIGH BEST, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26

The reguar QUARTERLY dividend OF ONE AND ONE
QUARTER PER CENT. ard extra dividend Of ONE
PER CENT. on the Common Stock have been declared
payable April 18th. 1907 20 stockholders OF record
the close OF business March 2sth 1901 Transfer books
viii be closed from March Beth 1907 20 April 18th.
1907. both inclusive T. =. BUGBEE Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
City Hotels.

ELEGANTLY furnished apartment, private bath.
n. 81 daily: Including meals one. 50 daily two $3.50
Sailv ALABAMA. rs East 11th 50.
HOTEL ENDICOTF
q, -. rooat elegant. comfortable and hoelike hotel
Tor aulet people the City OF New York Write for
partic ulaTs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-26
aARFIELD NATIONAL BANK.

GARFIELD NATIONAL BANK.
Tweuty-thiFd 81. and Sixth Ave.
New York March SS1r. 1907
AZ meeting os Board Of Dirsctors oe tis bslls
held this day a quarterly dividend OF TELflEE PER
CENT was declared tbs capital stock O this bank
PAYABLE. free of tax aud after March Goth, 1901.
The transfer books VIII Be- closed until Monday. April
lst. 1901 ". u DOuGLAs. Csshlsr.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-24
EDITORS TOLD TO ASK
LEGISLATORS FOR PASSES

Sioux Falls. s. D.. Jan. ls.-With the
notices OF the midwinter meeting OF the
South Dakota Press association al
Huron. January 80 and 81, now being
sent out. is n supplement- regarding tho
matter OF transportation. IL says:
You are requested TO ask for IL d.
rect. by addressing letter tn Hon. r.
w. Stewart representing the Chicago
and Northwestern railway. or Hon. II.
r. Hunter. representing the Milwaukee.
Mt Pierre, or make the request through
your representative I'm the Legislature"
The following topics have been as
signed and u notice sent out that no
apologies will be accepted:
THE Mail order Problem and the
Catalogue House Supplements I'm Coun-
try weeklies," &. +. Allen. Brookings
Press.
Social and Moral Obligations OF n
Newspaper" G. j.. Sherwood. DeSmet
News.
Railroads and Newspapers-Passes
and Press Associations" .. s. Basford.
Redfield Press.
THE Editor and Commercial Organi-
zations." Chas. NJ. Day. Argus Leader.
Special Features OF n Country Week
ly." G.. ]. Ronald. Clear Lake Courier.
Criminal Journalism" J. l.. croai.
Sisseton Courant.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-24
COAL FAMINE IN THE
HILLS SAID TO De BAD

Deadwood. &. H.. Jan. is.-The fuel
situation is becoming more serious In
the Hills each day. Early In the winter
the shortage OF coal was felt yet suffi-
Client car loads were brought In from
day To day TO prevent actual suffering
or discomfort. Yesterday. however.
found the fuel dealers In this city with
out pound OF coal on hand. A fact
which aggravates the situation In that
there are standing at Edgemont over
100 cars OF coal, most OF which has been
there for weeks, and which the railroad
has not been able TO bring further ow-
Ing TO the shortage OF engines. Some
little towns along the line have taken
coal from the cars by stealth Mt night
snd coal dealers IN some OF these places
have gone so far as tn have cars set
out by force to relieve the sufferings OF
the community. The Hills. however
does not feel the lack OF coal so much
ns the prairie country. as notwithstand-
Ing the forest regulations. there In still
available large quantity OF timber
which can be used for fuel.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-24
NEW BILLS IN SOUTH
DAKOTA LEGISLATURE

Pierre. s. H.. Ian. s3.-Ncw bills proposed
in the senate were.
By Dowdcll-For state uniformity OF
text books: selection to DO made by state
board
Vcsscy-ProvidIn. for connecting tracks
at railroad functions.
Bcil-Appropriating ,toSe for legislative
Green Of Dcuel-Aprrorr..iInE money for
land office filing fees.
! Englesby-Fixing liability OF railroads
/ for damages In prairie fires started by
them: also general game law,
: Cooper r.. tending franchise limits for
street railways TO thirty years.
3 Dudley-PrOvidlng for the election OF
county commissioners by districts.
' Goodncr-A Joint resolution extending
, the time OF beginning settlement on lands
west OF tho Missouri river.
In the house. the public lands commit;
tee favorably reported the Foncannon bill
"a turn fees for sales OF state lands To tho
road districts in which the land was sold,
instead Of into the state general fund
The railroad committee iavorably report
legislative expense reported the salary bill
for employees tho same as two years axo,
with the exception OF secretary OF the sem
ate and chief clerk 81 the house, which
were Increased from s. To s. per day, The
same committee also favorably reported
the Eleinsaaser postage expense bill AFTER
limiting the amount 70 $40 TOT me , sess! on
error credited 10 Bicbclheimcr OF Wal
New house bills introduced. not senate
; Resolution by Carroll for n constitu-
tIonal amendment to allow an income
tax.
BiIis by Increasing the state
wolf bounty from $1,000 90 $1,000 a
Michael Extending the time of appeal
10 the supreme coart from sixty to
ninety days.
ncy-Exempting wages under So
a week from garntshmcnt
Pine OF Yankton-Allowing appeals In
criminal cases.
Hare-Reduiring bills OF sale OF live
stock 10 be acknowledged before COM
pctcut officer.
stokcs-To cxcmpt associations ~ water
users formed under the Irrigation law
from corporation taxes.
Gom--To compel railways 90 increase
train crews. on" brakeman or two nag
men TO each two coaches In n train.
Harc-Changing tho date Cor listing
property for taxation from MAJ I TO
March I. Changing assessment time from
May and June to March and April.
Simonsou-Exiendiuk Jurisdiction or iur-
lsdiction of Justices OF the peace In petty
cases Authorizing cities and towns TO
install and operate telephone systems.
Collaborating double damages for
81 company. Excepting members OF vol
urtecr fire departments from poll taxes.
Abolishing the offices Of county Justices
OF the peace and constable In counties
organized into civil townships
Carroil-Limsting hours Of service OF rail-
way employees.
Andrews-Increasi sing the pay OF Judges
and clerks OF elections.
Observation-Disclosures fees of registcrf
OF deeds.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-24
DAKOTA DIVORCE rs
ATTACKED IN ILLINOIS

Chicago. ILL.,. Jan. l9.-The matri-
monial affairs OF Arthur +. Maltby. n
wealthy mining engineer and brother
OF former Alderman Maltby, took a Pc
culiar turn when Judge Honore allowed
Mrs. Efiice Maltby. the engineers d.
vorced wife. TO file n petition protesting
against allowing Mr.. Maltby TO pay ALI
mony and solicitors fees To his second
wife. whom he IN suing for divorce
and who has filed n cross bill and In
contesting his suit
Mrs. Maltby No. bases her petition
upon the fact that her husband secured
n Dakota divorce from her Ave years
ago, which. she declares. the courts OF
Illinois are not compelled TO recognize.
The hearing OF the petition. which viii
be the FIRST time the Illinois courts
famous Haddock divorce decision r.n-
dcred some time ago by the United
States supreme court, I'm which IL was
declared that other states need not
recognize divorces granted I'm foreign
states where the laws do not comply
with the requirements OF those OF the
first state.
About Ave years ago Maltby and his
first wife separated and he obtained n
divorce In Dakota. Later he remar-
ried. About two years ago he separated
from his second wife and a short time
ago filed suit for divorce. charging
desertion. Mrs. Florence Maltby. the
second wife. contested the suit by
filing n cross bill and obtained an order
for temporary alimony and solicitors
fees.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-24
MAN DIES FROM BEING
BITTEN BY A NEGRO

Dendwood. S. D.. Jan. 17.-Patrick
Mullen died at the hospital yesterday
morning from the effect OF n bite OF n
human being on his hand n week ago.
which developed blood poison. Mullen.
who was employed In Rapid City, got
into mn argument with two negroes.
and one OF them struck him. They
clinched and the negro managed TO get
his teeth I'm Mullen's hand so firmly
that the marshal was forced TO use his
club TO make him loosen his hold. The
hand became infiamed and swollen and
two days later Mullen came TO Dead
wood and entered the hospital. The
sheriff and the states attorney ycster-
day took his ante-mortem statement
and the authorities are looking for the
negro. whose name IN unknown.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-24
KITTREDCE ASSAILS
THE LUMBER TRUST
South Oakotan Says It Co,
! trolls Both Wholesale and
Retail Trade.
CRUShES INDEPENDENT
Octopus 10 Held 10 BE the kins
Combines-so Bold u Makes
No Secret Of Meta rious
Practices.

Washington. u. C.. Jan. 2l.-Af,s
listening to an attack on the lumb..
trust by Senator Kittredge OF Sovl
Dakota. today. the senate agreed g. n,
resolution inStructing the sccretary 4.
commerce and labor to investigats "A,
monopoly.
Mr.. Kittrcdge said:
I'm fits far-reaching effects there /,
none to compare. II Is remorseleSs !
It's grasp on the people. and the ca;
change ~ contemplatcs IL TO increau
the price OF It's products at stated a.,
frequent intervals without regard Z
cost.
The consumer not only bears a.
burden OF It's aggressive policy ~ a
vancing prices. but also OF the proaa
of intervening agencies.
The trust has become 30 bold m n
operations within the last year or ~,
that II has eliminated In many loAy
tiles all semblance OF competition ~
from a central point controls N
wholesale and retail trade and hxs
prices TO the consumer.
1T costs $40 To manufacture lumb-
In the mills and yields TO the trust ,
profit OF AZ least zoo per cent.
According To- the last United State
census the value OF timber products {
1900 was s566. 600. 900.
THE methods by which the trust Va
obtained control OF the lumber buXins
OF tho country are no longer secret.
not only arbitrarily advances the prics
Of lumber. but resorts TO drastic az,
INSCRIPTIONS methods TO crush irds
pendent dealers"
Kittredge favored the abolition d
duty on lumber.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-24
ALLEGED HORSE THIEF
FROM NEBRASKA CAUGHT

Sioux Falls, &. D.. Jan. l7.--After
having eluded his pursuers for three
weeks. Dell Morrison. wanted In Ne
braskn for horse stealing. has been cap
tured I'm Sioux Falls by Harry Hirsch,
deputy sheriff here. IL In said Morrison
served n term In the Sioux Falls peni-
Tertiary for n similar offense.
The present charge In the theft OF a
team OF horses and n wagon from n
farmer near Wakefield. Neb.. selling the
property TO John Hogan In Nebraska.
Sheriff c. III. Hanson. OF Dakota City,
Neb.. found that Morrison was headed
this way. Deputy Sheriff Hirsch ascer-
tnined that a man answering the de-
scription had been seen I'm the city and
finally located his man ut the postofiice.
Morrison at first denied his identity,
but later when he was informed he
would In any event be held until the
arrival OF the Nebraska sheriff. weak
ened and admitted that he was the
man wanted.