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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-21
SPECTACULAR SCENE.
The Fight for Prohibition in A'aoa~.
Getting Quite Warm

Montgomery Aa.. Nov .. Nr"
Two car .oads Of Mobile women ....
+" the city Tuesday to looJ. a,.a-.
m" prohibition bill jhey lo... .-'
cations from Moutsom'r ~.'
art Birmingham had fllcI -. ...
galleries until not seat was .+
/, was a plan 10 crowd them ...
'!'''" children stood in The
AMI pinned ribbons on every 3D.,
most spectacular In the hts'..
most spectacular ! TIE hist.". .
s.a'o.
When he Mobile ladies' ar.'..
fund thai ,acy hal to stay
ia ~" already oycr-cIon1rl
Children were hcp' out OF
work against whisky.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-21
MERGER CASE TO BE TRIED.
To Test Validity Of Purchase Of Ger.
tain Railroads.

Columbia, S. c., Nov. 20.-Judge
George Johnston, special Judge In
charge OF the circuit court OF civil
cases states that the celebrated "mer-
ger" suit against the Southern rail-
way would be tried at this term. There
was some speculation as TO this case
coming up.
The merger" suit was directed By
the general assembly several years ago
TO test the validity OF the purchase
OF the old South Carolina and Georgia
road, between Columbia and Charles
ton, It being claimed that the South
ern had bought up parallel or com
pering liuc' which is forbidden by tho
constitution.
Severel suits were fled for recover
Ing the penalty, half Of which goes to
the painDlrf bringing a suit Of this
kind. and In OrdCr to settle II The leg
islaturc decided to have the validity OF
the purchase tested II Is a very In.
terrstinR case and involves millions
OF dollars.
Attorney General Lyon IS not In tho
city and therefore, could not We seen
for 4 statement. Judge Johnston is
presiding In place OF Judge Oidrich,
who Is i'll.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-21
Money Pinch Will Seon Be a
Thing of Past,
SPEEDY RELIEF P REELECTED
Action Of the Government to Tighten
the Money strIneency Is Expected
to Restore Equilibrium In the Finan.
ciaI WorId.

Washington, Nov 20.-Fresident
Roosevelt was commended aul con
graduated on Monday CT TIE wisdom
and success Of the financial leie,
measures launched by the admlnlstra
ton.
Many kilograms from a.. parts of
the country, including New York
Chicago and other large cities, have
been arriving al the White House
and. alter being read by the president
Rave been referred to the secretary
OF tie treasury, Mr.. COrtclyou. The
callers al the White House have each
added an opinion on the optimistic
side Of the situation
The president vas Informed from
Buffalo that his letter expressing CON
fldence in the sourdncss Of TIE couu-
try had been printed in several Ian
Guages in Buffalo and distributed
among d.po2ilors who were making
a run on a bHlh there. VITA the eff
feet Of checking the run.
Bids for Treasury Certificates.
Before the business day OF the treas.
ury had ended many applications ar.
rived for the new Certificates OF In.
dCbtedHcss." The fiscal uses to which
these certificates may be put Will
make the demand for them very gen
craI, according to the opinion Of ex-
perts in the department. They may
be registered In the treasury and par.
take Of the nature Of a government
bond, and as such deposited as Sc
curity for national bank circulation
or deposits. When not registered, It
is predicted they will amount TO IL 10
cents a mouth, and holder may easi-
ly obtain credit for the amount Of
interest he Is entitled TO at his bank.
Assurance was given that the gold re.
sCryc Of the government was behind
these soCrttNCatcs, and this fact. add
ed TO their interest bearing feature,
Will make them eagerly sought
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-21
sEABoAaD ADOPTS RATES.
Conner Wins Victory In Seaboards
Adoption Of Georgia Rates.

Montgomery, Ala, Nov. 20.-Gov.
ernor Conner has been notified that the
Seaboard Fir Line railroad and its
subsidiary line, the Atlanta Birming
ham Air Line, will put into effect the
legal rate, Of transportation fixed by
the last legislature.
The passenger rate the road is al.
loved to charge Is % 4 cents a mile
quarter of a cent higher than the
Terrell rate in Georgia.
TIE freight rates are the same
which have long obtained in Georgia
the Georgia rate being the basis Of
tho settlement.
This Is another decisive victory for
Governor Conner who has insisted that
Alabama should be treated as fairly by
the railroads as Georgia. This was
one OF the strongest issues in his cam.
paisn for the Office Of railroad COM
nissiOner and later for governor He
that on 10 specified articles
/ flClght the rates and classificatiOns
were changed when the boundary line
OF Alabama was crossed. This he
showed to be a disadvantage to Ala
bama.
The Georgia rates and classlhcatiOns
for this state were insured by logis.
lative action. The Southern and
Seabuard Air Line have finally agreed
to put these rates into effect.
The agreement under which he Sea.
board will withdraw all pending suits
and put the rates igto effect were
made by l.. Sewer, vice president OF
the road, with Governor Conner.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-21
TO VIEW SUNS ECLIPSE.
Party Of Scientists Leave San Fran
cisco for Flint Isle.

San Francisco, NovN20 An eXpedi
ton Of scientists headed by Director
w , w Campbell, OF Lick observatory
will leave here Friday on the liner
MaHposa for Flint Island, where they
hope Ia observe the eclipse of the Iuu
January 3 The expedition IN which
tNcrc will he twelve astronomers ali
other learned men, will travel on the
MarIposa a. far az Tahiti. whore they
will be- met by the United States g..
boat Annapolis, which Will carry tho
par,y 10 Flint !se
The party will he left A. Flint is'e
and the Annapolis vii, call for the u
and land them al Papeeto In ttme 10
take The MlrIposs FOR home on Janu.
ar, lTh
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-21
Fire At Mannesboro Ga.

WayueSboro ia Eov. 20 The ca
rard cotton OF min burned Co. 20
ground carly Sunday morning and c.o.
arcd qui'c considerable lot az cl
Ell cmcu' Tho mills were valued De.
tween 100000 ard So, 600 and NcTe
Insured FOR abuu, $1,000 Gira-l is
IS miles f,om ,1's city sul the So. X
"A owned mostly hy he cii'Cus OF
G!rs-d and p.rhr Cuur.!
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-21
Atlanta Woman Burned 20 Deaf,

Atlanta. Nov q" White s--a... q
pile OF scrap r... ...... ., 80
hampton stree. o., Nou.-. a'..-
noon, Mrs E,>h Bowie. Ni.r . d.
'Aao boyle. a py.n-,-. taa ..- ,,o,,.
Ing iEniird aud before 1c- husband
who vas nesray. coa'' cNruru,t rf,
nAmes. NaS'so ba'.y Jl-r--I .bsl ,e.
died shortly after niIa.sai. In 90
lag 10 TIE assistance o. bis wife. Mr.
boyie Aai SO'A his Aaads sevsre',
huEass,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-21
l.nL-n, Is Made State AGENT

Columbia. =. C.. Nov 90 pr n
y Harrow. chief clerk 10Y pr. : A
Knapp. IN charge " the deuous'rs b.
tive worA ~ me department Of ast
culture has CppoInted N. JenNni
~ state agent for South Caroline
work M Jenkins Is a Clemson
graduate and brother q tho city ed
llor q the Greenvllle Nawk.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-21
Was Mortally Wounded.

GainesvilN, Fla Soy. 2O--Mc-
oneen Chairs shot and mor'A'ly In.
1nred his cousin. Tom Mcqueen, at
f)ldtown. on the SuNaucc river. sun.
Aay. II IS said that Mcqueen was
Hagancing on Chairs with a gun,
4hreatenIng 70 shoot. Bot parties
are members Of one Of the oldes,
families In Lafayette county and ArV
t,FomInent and extensive stockHvu
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-21
FIGHTING TAX LEVIED.
Assessment Ordered to Oppose Anti
Boycott Injunction.

Boycott injunction.
4 Norfolk, Va. Nov. 20--The Amer.
naA Federation OF Labor, amid great
&nthusiasm, Monday adopted, without
dissenting vote, the report OF its
1Recial committee on tat boycott
Van ~ClsRve. Buck Stove and Range
eofnp0ny Injunction suit. now pending
- Washington, the report making pro-
tleion for the immediate assessment
~ q cent per capita tax on all af-
IliAtsd organizations, international
nd local, 10 be used in fighting this
9aiit, and as general fund for de-
enss against any other attacks by the
Manufacturers association
The whole question Of the defense
"a the Van Cleave suit was left to Pres.
dent Gompers and the executive
eeunoil. who are given authority to
make any other necessary changes
md such expenditures as they may
Aeem wise aud cXpCliCnt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-21
SNAPSHOT ARTIST CHASED.
fried to Get Picture Of Miss Wander
bits Fiance.

New York, Nov. 20 S7cchrnyI,
nance Of Miss Gladys Vanderbilt, and
1kunson Morris, wealthy Clubman,
l|hased +. j. Perrett. snapshot ar
RiBt, for several blocks aud then
caused the photographers arrest be
cause he annoyed the count and par.
~ Of ladies by endcavoring 10 take
AAShlIght pictures as the party was
ieaving the horse show. Later IN
court, Pe"rc't told an interesting story
NJ the dmo'ics OF his profession
4nd the chances hc had to take. Mag
1etrate Drotgo, inflicted only q small
Ane. saying he did ,hie in view OF the
.nAmera mans f,auLuv,s.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-21
1871 ANNUAL CCNN-N-. -'
Trahs-MDss sSippi COmmer..
CreSS.

"u.,.-er, oau., Ngy
oisH'cra,h aeuGa! con,,r..
traDs.Mjss.ss.;m Commy.,..
was Deung Tuesday. T."... ..
listened to addresses Of wr..u.
Effected organization for uu....
Of business. On Wednesday '....
gress will begin the consiGc:a ..
resolutions.
Matters Of vast importaLco 30 o.
west are brought up, includius pare"
post, deepening Of water way a.
OF public lands, irrigation AMI .rl..
age of submerged lands.
At Tuesdays session former Go,=
nor Francis, Of Missouri welcome
Oklahoma into the union. Chic, Via
Tiger. Of the Creek Nation, de,ye.e
an address OF welcome and s".e
against the removal Of restIr.tp,, .
the lands Of the Five Civilized '-'.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-21
Tooth Pulling Proved Fatal

Montgomery, Ala Nov, Sol n,
Blue, white barber. Is dead at NI
home, on Virginls avenue. ~ rssal
~ haying four teeth pulled TIE SA
hrs, lions were made SUNDAY. He
Wss pfedisposed 10 free blOsdiSS. AID
b. fooW, Of blroN oouh never 30
sfged as died q Asoa ASaaAY.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-21
Holds AIKEN Law vale

'".las.Is O.. NOV .1.r-.
slp.o1. co-.. l.s he'd tae A..'
imposing q TAX - ono .-H..-.
1ars ~ sAnrus To- ~" ,'s.- .....
lie Ac.s Of ,ar il>' session v! ." ''i
StAiare whosv validity Vcr, a-''l'-
ID eI tie illness OF GnyerGo. s5'..'
are Incidentally upA>.a By To- i~1'
sioa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-21

Mobile "A NoS - re eight
aouy day s'-'a. lsagE.'a.Se 5y iae
Every saOp graa Les ,Ac asmAad e1.
ed states weu' !c.a euec, NlsSdAy
Ever yshoP granted the semAad en-.
ccp, two aad tSese are eXpeetd 70 re.
s2oad this week.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-12
SPEAKER MATTHEWS,

Bradford county never had more
capable. conscientious and faithful
representative IN the FLORIDA LegiSla.
ture than Eugene Matthews editor
OF The Starke Telegraph and speaker
OF the last House Of Representatives.
Ii Is customary 70 reward merit with
promotion hence it was no surprise to
his friends throughout the State to-
hear him iavorably spoken of by many
OF his constituents in connection with
the Seuatorship from Bradford Com-
~, but he prefers To serve his people
in the House, and in the last issue
OF The Telegraph, in a card To the PEG
pie OF Bradford county. says:
SHORTY after the adjournment OF
: the last session OF the Legislature sev.
eral new papers in the State, in n
friendly spirit, mentioned me as a
probable candidate for the State Sen
ate to succeed Senator Crews. These
kindly notices were reproduced in The
! Telegraph without comment and seem
to have been construed 10y some OF
my friends in the county rs meaning
that l would in fact be candidate
for the Senate. Until now have
refrained from making amy public
statement regarding the matter. but
have said to friends who have talked
with me about il that at present |
would prefer service in the House of
Representatives if the citizens of the
county wished to return me to the
Legislature The statement of my
own feeling in the matter heretofore
made To friends in private converse
tiOn now make to YOU in this pub.
lie manner.
If can he of service at all 10 YOU
as a member of the Legislature, the
service can be best rendered in the
House OF Representatives
The people of Bradford county will
no doubt return Gene Matthews to
the House OF Representatives as long
as he desired to serve them in that
capacity, and II he should express
desire to go up higher BIZ wish
should be gratifled.
The editor Of The Sun is proud Of
the fact that Gene was an apprentice
under him. and he is always spoken
of by our better.half as our boy.
Not every boy OF the limited advant'
ages he had in early youth has made
the mark ne has at his present age
and there are higher honors In store
for him.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-12

edge of the lid, To keep the air
in the can or bottle quite dry large
lump Of good Quicklime should be
wrapped up in paper, or other cover.
ing, so as not to come, into contact
with the seeds, and put p the jar
or can. In this way the writer has
kept seeds for three yeaIO in a hot
and damp tropical climate, where the
deterioration of many seeds (if not
large or oily was matter often Of
days or weeks.
IF seeds have not been well
stored, many of them are dead and
others are so injured that they will
never make perfectly healthy plants.
The first of these defects can be
remedied by sowing more of the seed
but the second is more difficult to OBJ.
viate, and is doubtless often one
cause of extensive losses from disease,
The best way is to SOW only healthy
seeds. To know healthy seeds, there
is only one practical method, that is
to find how many will terminate.
The termination may be FASTENED by
soaking the seeds for 6 to II hours
in clear water. II left for a day in
water, they will usually begin to rot.
Some fairly large seeds (such as
those of some legumes) terminate
quicker if a small piece of the seed
coat is cut or filed off, which should
be done on the side opposite to the
scar of attachment. One hundred
seeds are then put between two folds
of clean. damp flannel between two
dinner plates. lThere should be no
water in the lower plate, or the seeds
may be drowned.) The numbers that
terminate in a week or so should be
counted. Some seeds such as celery,
terminate better If sown in we'll
drained shallow boxes Of sand
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-12

The property owners on East LID
erty street and Alachua avenue appre-
ciate the action Of the City Council
in relieving them Of the assessment
for the construction OF the walls and
railing over Sweetwater branch. The
council has never authorized by ordi'
nance the assessment Of this expense
against the property owners along
this highway, and the Board OF PUB
lie Works could never have collected
the same in a suit in equity. Not one
Of the property owners against whom
the BOARD Of Public Works levied the
assessment ever intended 20 pay
cent Of it. and the council acted Wise
'Iy in passing the resolution relieving
them az such payment
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-12

There never yet lived a man, dull
or brilliant, a failure or a success,
who did not appreciate the flattery
of having a girl with him who is
giving the crowd the impression that
she is having a tip.top time, 1t some
how says TO the world that your part
ner is most attractive; that you
couldn't be dull when you are with
hAnh Men, young and old, are child.
like in wanting to be appreciated,
says The Delneator for October, But,
yea may say to this, Il don't want
these men to think | care for them.
They are conceited enough as 1t is. "
Learn this social lesson in answer TO
that objection; 1t is only when you
single out one man to be cordial and
nice to, that you run the risk OF his
thinking that you care for him. When
you are nice to all your friends alike,
believe me- no man is such goose
that he will take your cordially to
him as meaning anything significant
II he does presume, teach him a
smart little lesson in humanity, but
don't make an enemy Of him,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-12
800 REWARD, 500.

The readers Of this paper VII De
n,eased 70 learn that there is AT least
one dreaded disease that science hAs
heen able 90 cure IN all ~ stages. ana
thu, Is Catarrh. Halls co'arrh Cure
IS the only positive cur" known ." the
medical Fraternity Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires con
s,itutional treatment Halls Catarrh
Cure f. taken internally ac''ng a'I'''
lv upon the blood AID mucous sur
faces OF the system. thereby destroy.
ing the foundation Of tie disease. ai'D
giving the patient strength b. paila
ing ~ the constitution and assisting
nature f. doing It's work. The ~"
,,te,oys have 80 much faith Ia lu
Srratfve powers that they oaef On'
urrSred Dollars for any case that y
ssUs "a cure. Send for list OF ts'o
FJ CHENEY q co, Toledo. o.
sold By druggists. Tec-
Take HAIrs FAmilJ pills fR e0srti
4 ..Saan~. :
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-12
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

Pres, Bulletin No. CT, just issued
ny the Florida Agricultural Expert
rent Station. entitled Saving, Stor-
ing and Testing Seeds" by John Bell
ing is OF special interest, to farmers,
snd is given space in The Sun for
their benefit, as follows:
The peculiar soil and climate of
Florida. which are not paralleled in
,be other States, require special Sc
lections Of seeds adapted to them. Ex-
rerience has shown that the same
care and intelligence applied to the
saving of seed on~the spot where 1t
is TO be sown will give better results
than if the seed is selected at loca-
ton several hundred miles away.
Hence in the case Of many of those
plants which seed well in Florida, the
growers of this State may often save
many dollars by properly saving their
own seed. This end wiz not be at
tanned by saving seed from a few spe'
caly large or well-lavored fruits scat.
tered here and there. On the con-
t1ary. the seed should be saved from
al the fruits Of the few best-yielding
plants in the field Seeds saved from
he best individual fruits without TAX
ing into account the number OF fruits
on each plant, produce seedlings
which may bear some fruits, but
which do not bear heavily. The whole
ssld should be examined, and those
PLANTS which. while growing apparent
y under the same conditions as the
rest Of the field, bear extra large
Quantities Of fruit, above the average
10 size and flavor, should be marked,
4 md their fruit kept for seed, This
B, ne way in which the great improve
. -e't- which have been made of late
8 year. 10 the tomato have been brought
i'"H' For this reason the selected
q cotton Of the Sea Islands near Charles
''r ..,ches higher prices than the
'..'aple cotton of the mainland.
.u' the selected seeds must be
dried and stored. so that II
'....." every seed shall terminate;
.. 100 only terminate, but terminate
Bel. and produce an extra healthy
& 'r':n- The fully ripe seeds should
10 moved from the fruit, cleansed
s.. .-",ully dried. avoiding too great
.-' hat is, above blood tempera
50 the seeds should not be
20 the suns rays, but drieC
.. oade. There are two condi
hich acting together arr
...' 'al 10 the keeping OF seeds an'
I'd 70 act will quickly destro,
..- 'ality These are heat an'
In Northern climates seed
-.' slightly damp during th'
- sut the cold prevents III q
y . dry climates, like that q
Ids may get quite warm, 6u
TOSS OF the air obyiates an
..t in the Gulf States, q
100 more OF less in Mort
leeds may be exposed 10
warm moist atmOsrher'
ueuts have shown that On"
ar nearly so well as IN thos
-'.srn regions where the sun
.u' but dry. and the earl
I late fan. II OCCASIONAL
ct cool. II has also bee
' w,ll-dried seeds kept
-.-e VII; keep remaTkab
'fe most practical way
lIhle or selected seeds. u
1'ter drying, into fruit "a
.g be closed alright: or
1Gantires into cans Shi'
made AiT-fiEht ~ runnH
gsrzGn ~ rosfn roant q
I. ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-12

II is suspected that 'h"r" Is no
general demand that m" jamestown u
F,rositiou be kept open another year
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-12

The Louisiana bears are said TO
have adopted unanimous resolutions
against Federal interference.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-09-26
NOTICE.
Department Of the Interior, Com
missioner to the Five Civil
lied Tribes.

Notice is hereby given that from
September 3Oth TO October 18th, in
elusive, the outstanding tickets Of
admission will be received at the
Cherokee land Office ON the dates
named. Holders Of such tickets
should apply only on the dates indi-
Gated to avoid unnecessary expense
and delay, as Chey will be admitted
only on the dates designated unless
any ticket cannot be reached, in
which event such ones will be admit
ted first on the following day.
Monday, September 80, 1901 to 345O,
inclusive.
Tuesday, October !, 345l to 5000,
inclusive.
Wednesday, October 2, 1901 to 1850,
inclusiye.l
Thursday, October 3, 1851 to 1900,
inclusive.
Friday, october 4, 1901 to 1850,
inclusive.
Saturday, October 5, 4O5l to 42Oc,
inclusive.
Monday, October 7, 42ol to 1850,
Inclusive.
Tuesday, October 8, 4s5l to $500,
inclusive.
Wednesday, October 9, 45Ol to 1850,
inclusive.
Thursday, October 10, 4e5l to 1890,
inclusive.
Friday, October II, 4sOl to 1850,
inclusive.
Saturday, October l2, 1851 to $3.50,
inclusive.
w. G. POLLOCK,
Acting Commissioner.
Dated at Muskogee, i. t.,
Sept. 20, 1907.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-09-26

The circulation Of the Daily Chief
tain is 725 and over 500 of them go tc
the best homes in Vinita. Remember
this when you want to advertise in a
iudlcious way.
1t IS to be hoped the council will
ratify the paving ordinance tonight.
The paving ordinance is a good
thing and should be passed by the
council.
Better repair the old dilapidated
walks before the city gets big law
suit on its hands.
Several OF our Nimrods ba2ged a
quantity Of duck on the lake SOUTH
east of town this week.
Miss Daisy Oleary, OF Welch, arriv-
ed today and entered school at While
Halsell college.
Skating has become fad at Mus
klgee, but not the kind that PUSSY
foot" Johnson interferes with.
L. G. Brown returned to his home
at Cassville, Mo-, last evening after
few days visit with his daughter, Mrs.
S. e. Wallen.
The McSpadden lease advertised for
sale in this paper was sold yesterday
to the Juanatta Oil Co. of Tulsa for
$4,000. 90 cash.
A runaway gas we'll at Oglesby, /.
r., is burning 20 million cubic feet Of
gas a day merely as flambeau demon
stration Of what it can do.
Washington county cast l,5O4 votes
against and ], ,l64 for statewide pro-
hibition, while the vote on the con-
stitution was 2,372 for and 440 against.
The paving of the streets and side
walks is something that Vlnita is
vitally Interested in. A number OF
sidewalks are in frightful condition.
Twenty new subscribers to the
Daily Chieftain this week is an indi-
cation Of the way people take hold Of
an enterprise that helps the town and
gives the news,
Bartlesville Enterprise: Over the
telephone, "Hello. Is this the Enter
prise officer" Eyes. "Well, this is
Burdette Blue. am expecting to 90
away this evening and | wish you
would have a reporter at the train"