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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-10-14

Ferns at Rurnes. .2s8-t2
Come in and see Is new patterns Of
rugs. Hollands. 285-tf
For Rent Elegant furnished room.
Address. Box 1872. 2e6-6t
See Stroup If you want to sell your
farm land.-Corner Cobb Hotel, Vini-
ia, l. T.
| Theo. d. B. Freer, wife and Mrs
DR.. Foreman and wife returned Sat-
urday night from 10 days outing on
Grand river.
have full blood Shorthorn bull,
also a full blood Jersey bull that will
make the season at the Jersey Dairy
or Patton farm. $500 in hand will be
charged for services.
28S-lm Geo. w. Seigel.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Alexander, who
have been visiting Mr. Joe Harris and
wife for the past week, returned to
their home at Tulsa this morning.
Miss Matte Pegues returned from
Chelsea yesterday afternoon and left
for Pryor Greek today where she will
teach school,
J. w. Orr returned from Sidell, H.,
last night where he was called to see.
his mother who was very sick, but he
left her much improved In health.
According to the great demand for
seats for Ralph Stuart in his famous
comedy drama, "Strongheart," there
is every reason to believe that this
production will prove the big theat-
rical event of the season. The en-
gagement is for one night only, at the
new Vinita theatre, Monday Oct. 81.
A piece of inhuman cruelty was dis
covered by. the daughter Of one Of
Muskogee's well known men when she
found box lying by the road some
two miles west of the city Saturday
afternoon, containing twelve young
puppies. The dogs were so young
that they were still blind. Some per-
sous with queer sense OF doing
things had nailed them up in box
and had left them out on the prairie
to starVe to death, rather than drown
them or put them to death IN some
painless manner.
Here is the way Champ Clark Of
Missouri talks. about Oklahoma and
her blushing face: "The Garden Of |
the Gods A marvel Of human indus
try, a colossal and enduring monu-
ment to the American love OF home.
A model, progressive, commonwealth,
the last to be carved from the mag
nificent empire VIII ch Jefferson
bought from Napoleon for song
an empire greater in possibilities than
that over which the Mad Macedonian |
waved his ever advancing banner, or
over which the Roman eagles few |
when the Seven Hilled City was mis-
tress of the world"
AS ''Serongheart. "Mr. Ralph Stuart
will be seen in role unlike any in |
which he has previously appeared, in
fact, this is the nrsU instance in which |
a college bred Indian has been select !
ed as the dominant figure of drama.
The author has selected an equally |
environment for his four acts.
Columbia University. He has pic
tured college life as we know it today, !
redolent Of youth, bubbling over with |
tender with sentiment. He
as an excitingly dramatic I
episode in the play, a football game,
the result of which forms an impor.
tant part in the development OF the
story. Mr.. Stuart with acarefully Sc
lected company and an elaborate seem
Ic equipment will preseut Strong
heart" precisely as given at the Hud-
son and Savoy theatres in New York
and in nother large eastern cities. One
night at the New Vinlta theater,
Monday, Oct. 2l.
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LOCAL NOTES

Bulbs at Burnes. 2sSt2
f. M. Crowell, Of Alton is here to-
day.
Mrs. Pearl white is assisting at
Burnes
Walter young went to Abba this
morning.
J. g. Starr went to MuskOgee this
morning.
Sam Price, Of Eucha are here today
to see the circus. &H.
Everybody is In Vinita to- aeeing
the elephants.
Mr.. M. M. Caulk, Of Chelsea is here
to see the circus.
J. w. Roberts went to Baxter this
morning on business.
OF course everybody is goi ng 10 at
tend the circus tonight.
M. M. Caulk prominent farmer OF
Chelsea is is town today.
Fuzzy Kerr returned last night from
Topeka, Kan, where ne has been Wis
iting.
George White sprained his arm by
falling at the skating rink Saturday
night.
We can dispose Of few pieces good
4 farm land. See us If you want to sell.
IF. A. STRoUT, Manager, Corner
Cobb Hotel, Vinita, /. T.
Clyde Shepherd and wife went to
Miami Saturday evening to vistit Mr.
Shepherds parents.
Mrs. RIA. Abney and children came
over from Alton last evening to visit
Mrs. Abney's mother, Mrs. Oce TrotJ.
Stroup can handle farm land and
sell quickly If you see him.--Corner
Cobb Hotel, Vinita, 1T
Good two room house for rent close
in. Inquire of D. NJ. Mars, McClel-
land building. 2S9-At
Round Oak (name on the leg J, heat
ers, the best on earth at Frazee-Hos
mer Hardware Co.
Miss Rcda Mitchell returned to her
home in Seneca, Saturday evening af-
visit with her brother, Harry Mitch
ell.
The Cole Bros. circus parade this
morning was brilliant pageant that
would be credit to many circus towns
its size.
The big international aeronautic
cup race to be pulled off at st. Louis,
Oct. 2lst, is attracting worldwide at
tention.
Geo. Nidiffer and VIC. Remer ship. |
ped cars of cattle to st. Louis last
night. Mr.. Nidiffer went with the
cars.
Mrs. W. G. Reamer returned last |
night from a visit with her daughter,
Mrs. J A. Clegge at Lawton, Okla.
Broken Arrow says it is going to
have the biggest little fair pulled off
in the new state this fall. And we
don't doubt 1t.
Miss Esther Tenny, of Broken Ar
row who is attending school at Qswe-
go, visited Miss Louis Chamberlain,
yesterday.
Mrs. Sam Weaver returned to her
home at Webb City Saturday evening
after a few days visit with his sister,
Miss May Holland.
Mrs. Ralph Robbins, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Hutchinson, ar
rived last Saturday from Kansas City,
on two weeks visit.
The Olympus Oil Company brought
IN their first we'll this morning in Sec.
35, Twp. q, R. l6. The well produces
500 hArrels Of oil rer day.
We'Us got it, ReHs it, or its not
"a town. Pure Food Grocery Phone
I5S.
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Bring your work mules to J. c. Gray's
Mule Barn. He will buy them. 264tf
Tickets for the Jersey Dairy will be
on sale at the Golden Rule and EN-
pire Meat Market.-Geo. w. Sci
gel. 26s-lm
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Beverly Skirts

We are more than pleased with our
line of Beverly" Skirts.
The work is so neat, the designs
so stylish and correct that we show
them to our most exacting trade
with confidence and success.
One of their leading features is
they are not expensive.
The prices range from $3.50 to
$500 and from $500 up.
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BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRlCOLA
DE PUERTO. RICO.
Capital autOrIzadO S2.4OO.OOO. Capital raaIl-
zado S3I5,5S2.9S, U. sc.
OperGciOmes que reoZisa:

Pr6stamOS: Con garantias persOnales, con
colaterales, y con hipotecas cOrtO y largo
plazo sobre fincas rusticas.
DeSOusntos: De giros, psgares, y Obllga
clones cOmerctales a cOrtO plazo
GIT0s: SObre Espafia, New York, Paris,
LOndres y Halnburgo.
GlrOs pOT Gable: SObre New York y Ma
drid.
Cusntas GOHlsntss: Conlinteres de 2 poo
anual disponiblCs la vista pOr cheques.
lmpOsIClOnss a plazO flo: Con inte es de 2
4 p. 8 annual segCn tempo
SeCO6n do ahOrrOs: ImpOsiciOnes sObre liz
Dretas desde 25 cts. 81 700 con intereses al
6p 8 annual.
e GObranzas: Por cuenta agena con cOmi-
sion m1nima de cObrO. Sin cOmisi6n para
los cOrrientistas
0ep6sltOs: De efectivO y valores.
GamblO de mOnsdas: De todos les pafses.
F. VsRta dc O6dulas hpOtsCaTlaS: La mejOr in
version en- Puerto Rico, inter6s7 p. 81 pa
gaderO por cupOnes semestrales.
Venta do fnOas: Dando facilidades para ell
pago, en- las jurisdiC clones de Adjuntas,
Aguas Buenas, AibOnitO, ATecibO, BarcelO,
meta, BarrOs, Cayey, GALES, COrozal, Qua
yama, HatillO, Juana Disz, Lola, Manatf-
MaricaO, NaranjitO, Pc tillas, Rio Grande,
Utuado, Yabucoa Y YaucO.
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'AnimaIeS IeCherOS.
En- tIemps del eorte sp Ell msrlto del forrols

En- California se prob6 el uBo de una
pafte de soTgo, para Bustituir paFte de Ia
alfalfa, con el objeto de tener una porci6n
mas bien equiIibrada. Y di6 por result
tado que las vacas no pTodujeron tanta
alfalfa pura y sola. Esto Be puede acha-
car al hecho de que el ganado no pudo
Consumir una cantidsd Bufciente de mez'
ella para producer los mismOB reSultadoB
que la alfalfa sola. Encuantrsn los de-
dicadoB Ia iudustria lechera que pue-
den obtener un Tendimiento de leche
mayor dando conner & las vacaB un POGO
de grano, aunque en- algunas localidadeg
el aumento en- rendimiento no TeBaTce el
costo del grano.
"Efecto que produce 81 tempo del corte
en- el m6rito del forrsje" "--El periodic 8
6poca en- que 90 corte Ia alfalfa .tiene con-
siderable influenza en- el m6rito eE~~foo
rrsje Pruebas hechsG en- diferenteB. pun
toB del pals no vienen completamente de
acuerdo en- 10 que esto TeBpecta. Sin
embargo, 30 hG demostrado que. Ia canti-
pad producida disminuye preciBamente
anteS del forecimiento hasta quela planta
SO haya en- semiIla completa; tambi6n se
ha visto que la primera y Ia Segunda CO.
Secha de heno son mas ricaB en- pFote1na
que las cosechas gubBiguientes. El pro-
medic de proteina no varfa muCho deBde
el principle del horeCimientO, mas 6 me
nos, hasta que el plantfo tiehe como la
mitad en- for.
Sin embargo, desde un punto de vista
dado, uno debe tener en- consideration el
peso total del heno, la cantidad exacta de
proteidos que en- 81 SO contienen y Ia di.
gestibilidsd de estos tiempos difsrenteB
En- la Estaci6n de Colorado Sc pens6 que
.eI mejor tempo para cortar el heno era
en- el periodic de horecimiento complete.
La Granja Experimental de Ontario lie.
GO la conclusion, pOr los experimentOs
hechos, que Ia alfalfa produce mas pro.
tefna digsrib.e, Cuando .ue corta como
& uua tercera parte del foreCimientO.
Ell csncenso de opini61 entire los agricul-
torres es, sin embargo, que Ia alfalfa se
deberfa cortar cuando comienza horecer.
La cantidad total de material nutritivo
que Sc Obtiene en- un cOrte puede ser algo.
menos.
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IN DISCuRSO DEL
baron de AIbiz en-
Espafa contra ell
duelo .
En- Barcelona fu6 eRGOntradO unO he
IadO sa "a ROnda de AtOCha. ! +
En general 50 prepdra unA co. .....-..
lsseha POGO satlsfaGiOrIa.

Malaga, Egpa1a.- En- 81 vapor frances
"Neustria" hubo una collision entire lol
tripulsnteG, resultando tres grayfsimamen'
te heFidos. =, r..
Muri6 uno en- ell hospital. ...
-Valencia. Sc ha. reprOdueido 81 con
fiicto de los carniceros por haber desapHo'
bado el nuevp gobernador Ia rebaja de los
arbitrios sobre el degIello de reses.
Sc calcula en- rs, 900 duros Ia cantidad
que deben satisfacer los conceiales ago'
ciados que votaron el acuerdo.
En- general SO prepare en- ia peninsula
una cosscha POGO satisfactoTia.
En- Ia region andaIu2a SeviIla que eB la
que mas produce solo alcanzar6 media
cosecha. .,.
En- cambio ha sido oastante buena la
cosechs de aceitunas en- el Alto AFag6n,
Logrofo y L6rida; tsrnlinads Ia reColec'
ci6n ha comenzado Ia molienda.
A las malas cosechas Be debs Ia frmeza
en- los precios = Sc mantiene el alza en- los
aceitaB. :.
-Castell6n. Eel baron de Abb di6 una
confereucia contra ell dnelo.
Ell y el decano del Colegio de AbOgadoB
atacaron duramente Ia costumbrs del due
10, elogiandO Ia pEenBa de Madrid por 80
acderdo de no publican hOticias relativas
tai asunto. -,
Sc ha posesionado en- Madrid de Ia
Direction de ComuniCaciones el general
Espinosa.
Sc Ia di6 el ministro, que pronnnei6 un
discurSo, explanando el proyecto de refor'
mas On el ministerio. "a
Comentando Ia importancia que ha
reyestido el acto, Sc ha dicho que pronto
Sc cambiarS Ia Direction de COmunicacio'
mes en- un ministerio.
-"Espa1a Nueva" publica una lista in
terminable de aBociaciones, entidades ,
particulares de diversos paiBea. extranjeros
que He han adherido los quS defender
Ia inoceneia de Ferrer.
-Un impia Was de Ia Companfa de-
TranvfaB en- Barcelona fu6 encontrsdo
helado una mafiana & principles de este
mes en- Ia Ronda de Atocha. Tenfa Ia
cara negra de frfo, las mapoB amoEatadas,
sin habla.
Conducido & la casa de- bOcOrrO, reac-
cion6.
Ell frfo ha sido en- Madrid mGy intense.
Siete grades bajo cero, eL .dia 10. de
Mario.
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"LA VILLA DE MADRI1in avis

"LA VILLA. DE MADRID" avisa
suB favorecedores, que ACADIA de Fecibir Las
Aegftfmas alfombras teECiopalo de Oriente,
marea 'sEscudO" para sala, aaf- como los
driles de hilo, legftimo n6mero 100 y Ji
piiapa , las mejores alpacas negras , cast
miPes ingleses. -
En- mateFiales para Ia confecCi6n de
vombreroB ENGAGES, boEdados, apliCaeiones
, corBes; es la casa que tiene siempre el
meior BuFtido en- Puerto Rico. Haeemos
enVfoB poF correos todog los puebloo de
Ia igla. TelefonO S7S. n. %. B. 764.
San Francisco 5, San Juan p. r. .l'
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-Juegos de CazniSas ; pantal6n blan-
cos y de colOres para SeforaS, ricamente
adornados propios para novias; los acaban
de recibir de Paris y venden & preCios mo-
dicos en- GEL TELEGRAPH" S. Melon 9 Ca
San Justo IL. Is v, a.
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EL BaRGO territorial ! sgrLGOIa.

Las cddulaH hipotecarias do este BancO
Be cOtizan en- Ia siguisnte fornrs~ en- el
Mercado:
C6iulaS hipotecarias, Banco territorial
y agrfcola, emisiones 3a. y 5a., $50, emf.
sion Ga. S1OO
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ADMINISTRATION DE FINCAs
URBANAs.-sin quebrantoa para eI ca
Cigta. DirigiTBe, Fortaleza 56, San Fran,
cisco. p. IL. ID. Joss NJ Czyvarn
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lALEN SU RESO..sEN..OR0.

COmSerVa el. mecanismO en- buem aesfade.
NoTrsan 0nt Enero Is de 1890.
w. b. CoMSToCK, MorTistown, N. Y, ;
Estimado sr:-Sus PildOFas de RalZ Indiana del Dr.
worse son para e 0EanimO 81 meor regulator que puede
usar Ia humandad. La vida es como un FeIoi; rSRil
deIcados son sus mecansmos parnuR ngnhcante de
un cueEp0 extanO ee adhere ln mas pequena de
ruedRs cual es 81 resutad0?-Primero solamente una
pequena derenca percepbe perO deese abandonada;
ss que ya creelendo s obstruction Ia izegulardad Va
al empezar c0rese necesiaa entonces mucho mas bajO
cudado para areglaro. Asi la constitution humana-
inperceptbIemente principle espues con rapde hast
que 10 pudo principle cortar raz muy
POGO trabaO yueve casi fatal Para evitar estO
SEQ todO ell mundo que purhquen sn organsmo tomandA
las Pdoras de Morse yas conseryaran vgOry validad
Il. +. HATwELL
Ell sa9va-GuarGlfa del vHajerO.
ArsdgaU5us Pond, N. s., EneFO 81 de 1890
w. H CoMSTOCK, Morristown, NY.
paEdaro de sus Pild0Fas de Raz indiana del DE-. Morse
POrque fe ciega Ia que tenRO elias snO pOr
Ia conanza que para mi han heeho acreedOras poF In
expeenca que he tenido oporundad de sufiF sObFe
tempo fuera de mi considerara equ
paje complete 81 negaran far las PildOFas del Ds.
"''''' s.s.s.
Um artfculO de merttO Sc Vemde bAens
BorachOir HarbOr, ". s.. EnerO IS de 1s90
w II. COMSTOCK, Morristowu, N. Y
Apreciable Sr:-Esta cart8 para certhcaF que sog
comercante medecinas de Patente neluyendO varsT
indiana del Dr. Morse que de todas las iu2tas. 81
Vsnta aumentO.
MI. NICHOLSON
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OflGIna del IngGnlGrO Del VaIlG zsnO.
FOTtaleza is.

Adem6s de los dfsS que mis- trabJOs de
campo, me permiten permaneCer eventual.
mente en- ofcina, he tjadO los dfaS ldnes
dc cada semana de 4 II a. m. en- cuyaS
horas tendr6 guSto en- atender cualquier
congulta vista que Sc me haga.
r. del Vale ZenO.
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n. R. SILVA

~ Plate ro, especialista en- monturas tifano
y OtPasI estilO mOdernO, prendas de orc v
plata preciOs modicos, garantfza sus tra-
bajOs y responde de la prenda que Sc le
conffe. Casa de Prestamos. IL. Luna IL.
Hace to,la clase de operaciOnes de presta-
mos sobre alhajas de oro y plata
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SEPASE

Que no pubIicamOs communicates sin que
sean pagadOs pOr adelantadO.
CadR seis pRlRbras sc cuentRn pOr una II.
4 uOa y 10 lfneR vale diez centavOs.
, Las cartaB que v0ngan con communicates
ain su tunpOFtS no 90 G0ntaEtau
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De venta In todas las Rn4ic@E.
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MANUEL 0. FIGUEROA
LTNRA FERRRA DEL OEsTN

Itinoraris. de Bayam6n y Capi.
tai glmultanoamOnt0.
Dias laborablO afana 6, 7O5, $50
5.45 ll.OO. TardO 1915. |1.45, Bis. 4.86. 6.45
y $50.
Dias fsstivOs.-Maliana 8, 7.O5, B.BO, 0.45
, 11.0O TardO 1915, 1.BO, $780, B.BOD 4.SO
6.45 v $50.
BilleGeI baratos para dias fOstlvOs. De
OataBO Bayam6n, ida y vu0lta II Ol AgO
S0-26 ~ clasS S0-16. De Bayam0n o. .aflO
10 y vueRta IL clags S0-16. q claso 30 >.
Billete OrdinaTio DE- Capital CRt 40 On
oIass 4 ContavOL.
Bayam0n, 10 do s0ptiOmbrO de 1905 RG.
RR mIin Waldag.
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INDICATOR GENERAL

CoNSEIo "A LAS MADRES.-EI jarabe canlante de
10 Sen Wnsow debe sempre que los n1os estaD
e rodo de Ia dentici6n. Proporcona aivo Immediate
q peqneno Paeiene produce un seo natural tranguo,
aVia el doloE e angelic despierta muy yivo aegre
eneias, avis dolores hace faees las fncones del
est6mago regua los intestnos. Es el meior Temedio
conocido para Ia darea va DFovenga ssa de la denc6n
de cualquiera ota 1@ngae mucho cudado pedh
'as todos.
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Paris, Mario, 1907.
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r. del Vale ZemO.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-01-03

parts. On one page the writer count
ed thirty-nine lines for the instru-
ments alone, exclusive of the voices. !:
Mr.. Hertz spoke of some extraordi-
nary color that Strauss had gotten
into the score; the grasping of "Sa-
lone as she is waiting, bent over the
cistern, for the severed head, is repre-
scented by a high note on the bases,
the strings of which are pinched be-
tween the thumb and finger and not
pressed. Before that when Salome
looks into the pit for the first time, at
tracted by the voice of Iokanaan, the
contra basses play the tones G, F.
sharp. and B pianissimo and mysteri-
ously while the violins play E-fat
tremolo; it is the atmosphere Of the
underground prison in tones.
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FRAlJI)
ORDER ASKED OF PosToFFlcE
DEPARTMENT AGAINST NEW
I'M 5#si YORK COTTON EXCHANGE
SOUTHERN COTTON ASSOCIATION
~ CLAIMS NEW YORK CONCERN
is RUNNING BUSINESS =
associated Press to Bismarck Tribune.

Associated Press to Bismarck Tribune.
Washington, D. c., Jan. 2.-Charges
or fraud were filed late this afternoon
with Postmaster General Cortelyou
against the officials and members of
the New York Cotton exchange by
Representative Livingston of Georgia.
and Harvie Jordan, president of the
Southern Cotton association, of At.
lanta. They request that the depart
ment issue fraud order against the
exchange to bar it from use of the
United States mails in conducting
what the charges term fraudulent
practices. The postmaster general
referred his callers to Judge Goodwin,
assistant attorney general for the
postoffice department. 1t is likely
that a hearing will be held by Judge
Goodwin The charges are that
New York City has ceased to be a
commercial spot cotton market and
that the New York Cotton exchange
has developed into a purely specu-
Iative or gambling exchange, and
that grades Of cotton shipped to
K New York and tenderable on cou-
tracts of the New York Cotton ex-
change cannot be used for COM
mercial spinning, and that such
grades of cotton are used solely to
depress the price of spinnable
grades in the south; to further the
speculative features of the New
York Cotton exchange to the heavy
detriment of the entire legitimate
cotton trade of the United States.
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Utility Of slan1ese Houses.

~
In Caspar Whitney's book, Jungle
Trails and Jungle Peoples" he says:
1.-THE Siamese builds his house of ona
story and on stills for several rea-
Sons. The first, no doubt, is to avoid
the objectionable sin Of living in q
lower story while an upper one is oc-
.cupied by other human beings, espe.
cially women, who In Siam are not
regarded as OF much Importance. The
second. and / should say the most
practical, II not the most aesthetic,
reason Is to have waste gate easy
of access for the continually flowing
saliva from betel nut chewing and
household refuse, which may thus be
easily disposed Of through the ere
vices Of the openly constructed floor
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ONE VIEWPOINT
GENERAL MANAGER OF. UNION
PACIFIC THINKS EXTENSION
0 OF STRIKE UNJUsTI-
FABLE
Associated Press to Bismarck Tribune.

Associated Press to Bismarck Tribune.
Omaha, Neb., jan "A. L. Mohler
vice president and general manager
OF the Union Pacific railroad company
said today with reference to the an
nouncement that a strike of fremen
would be extended to other lines than
the Atlantic system Of the Southern
Pacific:
The proposed strike will leave
men without the support of the
state and federal government. The
situation. already serious, win be.
further extended and Intensified BY
causing the untold suffering OF
innocent people. Why the condi-.
tion in Texas should be inflicted
upon Nebraska, Kansas, Wyoming
and Colorado Is incomprehensible
! and perfectly unsustified.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-01-03
fruit JOB|BE:'R| r
THE FELLOWS WHO SUPPLY US
WITH FRUIT ENDORSE
a. 5- RATE LAW
BUT SAY RAILROADS CAUSE
THEM HARDsHlPs BY THEIR
+. as HARSH REGULATIONS
Associated Press to Bismarck Tribune.

Associated Press to Bismarck Tribune.
Kansas City, Kas., Jam. 1.-The third
annual convention of the Western
Fruit Jobbers' association met here
today with 1875 delegates present, rep
resenting Minnesota, Kansas, Ne
braska, Illinois, Iowa, Montana, Colo
RADIO. Texas, South Dakota, Wiscon-
sin, North Dakota, Arkansas, Idaho,
Louisiana, Oregon, Utah, Washin gton
and Missouri Winnipeg was also rep
resented.
The report of the committee on
transportation stated THAT the new
railroad rate law has been of great
benefit ito the fruit jobbers, but that
further concessions are necessary.
Among the things complained of are
the increase of the minimum carload
weight of dried frrlits and canned
goods from 10000 to $4,000 pounds,
which is hardship ON small shippers,
and the rate on grapes from New York
to the territory west of tthe Missis-
sippi river, which the report states
is too high.
The report alleges much complaint
of overcIharging by the railroads. It
also alleges THAT the evil of express
companies being buyers and sellers of
products has not been entirely abated.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-01-03
IAFFY
SULTAN OF MOROCCO is so
TickLED OVER GUMMERE's
81 APPOINTMENT
THAT He SPREADS 1T ALL OVER
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT IN
GOOD SHAPE a

Washington, D. c., Jan. 2.-Presi
dent Roosevelt has received a lettea
from. the sultan of Morocco expressing
his gratitude for the appointment 81
Samuel R. Gummere as American
minister to Morocco. The sultan aid
dresses the president ais
Beloved, Most Cherished, Ex-
q allied, Most Gracious Friend, Most
Honored and Excellent President
of the Republic of the United
States of America, Who Is a.
Pillar of It's Great Influence and
Director of its Most Important
Affairs, Most Celebrated Preserver3
of Ties Of True Friendship, Faith
full friend, Theodore Roosevelt T