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, 1908-09-28
WORKED FoR eRueB.
James Birch Scorns Congressional Hon.
ors for Himself and Son.

Burlington, N. j., Sept. 2S.-Posit-
lively refusing personal honors for him
self and for his son, James H. Birch,
widely known throughout the country
as the New Jersey friend Of William
Jennings Bryan, yesterday stampeded
the democratic congressional conven-
zion of the Second district for General
F. Burd Grub, famous Civil war vet
eran, former United States minister to
Spain and once republican nominee
or governor. The scene "a dramatic.
Mr.. Birch did not know hat his son
"a to be nominated until a commit
tee was sent to bring him into the hall
Then he took the convention by storm
and forced the nomination of General
Grubb and led in the applause for
Roosevelt, whose name had been men
toned.
, 1908-09-28
No Reason for Advance.
Condition Of Unemployed.

New York, Sept. 28.-An extraordin.
airy gathering began in this city to-
day, made up of delegates who came
on brake beams of freight cars, blind
baggage and express trains, or strag-
g.ed in over dusty roads. They pro-
fess to represent the country's work
less and constitute "the first national
convention of the Unemployed"
How Welcomes Delegates
j. Eads How of st. Louis, known
as the millionaire hobo" planned the
convention and welcomed the dele
gates as they arrived. 1.-THE Health
of the Unemployed was the principal
subject OF discussion at today's ses-
sion.
, 1908-09-28
Fighting White plague.

Washington, D. c., Sept. ga re
markable educational campaign was
formally inaugurated here today, in
humanity's CRUSADE against the dead.
ly white plague. The occasion was the
opening of the triennial International
congress on tuberculosis. A more dis.
tinguished gathering perhaps has new
er met in the national capital.
Cortelyou in Chair.
Secretary Cortelyou, as the repre-
sentative of President Roosevelt, pre-
sided and extended a national vel
come. Responses were made by rep
resentatives of about thirty foreign
countries.
, 1908-09-28
HOME FROM DENVER
AFTER BUSY WEEK,

Louis Miller has returned from Den.
yer, where he spent a week attending
the sovereign grand lodge of Odd Fol.
lows. MI. Miller was a member Of the
committee from the grand lodge OF
Wyoming to arrange for the Wyoming
contingent. and he and the other mem.
oers of the committee had as much as
they could do. Every visitor from this
state, 1t Is believed, was we'll pleased
with the manner In which the commit
tee acquitted itself.
, 1908-09-28

Jellico, Tenn, Sept. 2S.-One Of the
bloodiest affairs in the history Of east
Tennessee occurred near the Tennes-
see-Kentucky line, north Of Anthras
postofce. yesterday. Tha sc4ns was
|Et a little Baptist church, near which
b . blind tiger"
WorshIpers Fired Upon.
The services were nearly closed and
nearly all the congregation had
emerged, when a crowd Of drunken
men began firing at the worshipers.
John Bennett, J.. w. Mckinney and
Edward Thomas were shot down at
the church door and died almost in
stantly.
Minister MortalIy Wounded.
The preacher, Rev. Kind, was NOR
tally wounded, and another w%orshiper,
named Gibson, was shot. but not dam
gerously wounded.
, 1908-09-28

Chicago, Ill, Sept. 2S.-Although
seven men are believed to have been
drowned in the capsizing of a pleasure
launch last night, in collision with the
Nickle Plate railroad bridge across
the Calumet river, the police are still
unable to determine the identity of
the victims and no bodies have been
recovered.
The sole survivor of the party, Elmer
Westergren, owner of the craft. is UNI
der arrest and has not yet given a CO.
herent account of the accident. He Is
apparently in a dazed condition.
, 1908-09-28

lcent services in governing the con-
vention, the vote being unanimous.
County Committee.
On motion of Mr.. Boswell, the mat.
ter of selecting a county central com.
mittee was left to the candidates of the
convention.
On motion of Mr.. Roach. the county
committee was empowered to fill va
cancies In the county. precinct and
city tickets.
At 9 o'clock the convention adjourn.
ed.
, 1908-09-28
BoEckMANN SENT OUT
BY EMPLOYMENT AGENT,

Coroner Ballard found today that
Boeckmann, who was found dead on
the Rhinesmith ranch at Centennial
Saturday, and whose body was brought
to this city this afternoon, was sent
to Centennial by a First street en-
ployment agency on the 18th to work
in the grading camps. The body is
being held for the present in the hope
of getting more information as to the
mans identity and the names Of any
relatives he may possibly have.
, 1908-09-28
HASKELL MAY START
SUIT AGAINST HEARST

his voice recovered and all his hoarse-
ness gone, Judge Taft made the first
of a dozen or more speeches he is to
deliver today at st. Cloud, MINI,
North Dakota will be reached before
night.
fractional Differences Disappearing.
Already the Taft special is carrying
representatives of the two factions.
headed by Senators Hansbrough and
McCumber. and each senator is seek
ing to show his friendliness to Taft.
Will Divide With Gompers.
At st. Cloud Taft spoke on labor
questions, saying he believed a few
crumbs from the Gompers table would
fall to him.
, 1908-09-28
USES EMPHASIS.
President Roosevelt Makes Vigorous
Reply to Bryan's Speech.

Washington, d. c., Sept. 2S.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt late last night made
reply to W. ]. Bryan's recent speech
in which he maintained that the dem
ocratic party n platform were not
getting a square deal in the campaign.
The presidents reply deals particu.
larry with Mr.. Bryan's assertion that
the administration has been neither
sincere or effective in the prosecution
of trusts.
Mr.. Roosevelt combats this charge
with characteristic emphasis and sets
forth in detail what has been done
under his direction toward curbing the
tendency of capital to centralize with
a view to destroying competition.
, 1908-09-28
Rains Come at Last.

Cincinnati, o, Sept. 2s.-Before the
rain today, which broke a six weeks
drouth in the Ohio valley, the Ohio
river had dropped below three feet at
this point, reaching the lowest stage
In thirteen years. Vegetation had
dried up and river business was at a
standstill.
, 1908-09-28
HANNA MINERS ARE

C. E. Black returned today from
Hanna where he has been for 4 day
or two on business. He says about
100 miners are at work there, and
there is hope that a larger number
will be put to work later. Tho camp
suffered both from the closing Of No.
l mine last spring and from the
months enforced idleness during
September.
, 1908-09-28
Cars ruRNED OVEN.
Accident on SANTA Fs Due 10 eroksn
Wheel on Baggage Car.

Pueblo. Colo, Sept. 2s.-Early this
morning eastbound passenger train
No. 8, on the Santa Fe, went into .
ditch at Hadley station, nine miles
east of LaJunta. owing, 1t Is thought,
to a broken wheel under the baggage
car. The engine remained on the
track but all the cars except the rear
Pullman turned completely over. A
relief train brought the passengers to
LaJunta. All were shaken up and
several were slightly hurt, but none
sustained serious injuries.
, 1908-09-28
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY coNvEN.
TON COMPLETES WORK AT
A BUSY Session OF TWO
HOURS SATURDAY.
Some Contests for Nomination. But
Many Men Named BY AceIama-
tion, and riekst Looked Upon As
One Of strongest Ever Named in
county-knsdier Heads List for
Sheriff and Downey for Attorney.

Legislative.
State Senator-George r. Eykyn.
Representatives. s. King, c. H
Jones, Fred Geddes, Il. F. Tighe and
Jesse Converse. /.
County.
Sherih-Morgan F. Knadler.
Treasurer-James M. Hoge.
County Clerk-Harry Langheldt.
Assessor-Charles l.. Houston.
Clerk of Court-J.H H. Merriam.
County MISUNDERSTANDING Downey.
County Commissioner, four years
James M. Christensen.
County Commissioner, two years
John Reid.
Surveyor-WiIliam Schilling.
Road Superv1sor-O. v. Stromberg.
County Superintendent of Schools
Mrs. Emma knight.
Coroner-H. b McCollum.
Preeinct.
Justice Of the Peace-Hugh Hynds.
Constabie-SamueI Wallace.
City.
Mayor-C. D. Spaldhg.
Councilman, First Ward-J. H.
Jackson.
Councilmen, Second ward-ole
Thompson, four years; 1. w. Emmons,
two years.
Councilman, Third ward-Louia
Soderstrom.
County Precinct Justices.
Rock River-Ralph Booth.
JelmrLogan McMullin.
KeystoneHVict9r Carlin.
Garrett-Mrs. n. A.-Garrett.
Centennial-C. M. Gregory.
County Precinct Constable.
Keystone-Brady Brown.
, 1908-09-28

dead Of winter will be altogether over
the snow.
Freight Rates Satisfactory.
Both the Laramie Plains line and
the Union Pacific are arranging salts
factory freight rates. and Mr.. Green
believes that when shipping begins
there will be no letup in the produc
lion of the mine. The next thirty days
will be devoted largely to getting the
underground workings Of the mine in
shape for the rapid and constant do
livery of the high-grade ores which
have made this mine famous wherever
copper mining is discussed. Mr..
White Of Indiana, who has been visit
ing at the mine for several days, has
gone to Salt Lake with his wife and
will meet MI. Green at Denver tomor-
row, in the purchase OF the added ma
chinery and equipment.
, 1908-09-28
rrIed to "Ruy" PettIarew.

tTieu 70 BUY FetSi0reW.
Salem, s. D., Sept. 28.-While trav'
cling with William J. Bryan today,
former Senator R. F. Pettigrew public
ly announced that four years ago he
had been approached by the republican
national committee, through a former
United States senator, with an offer
of $4,000 if he would deliver speeches
in support Of the candidacy of Thomas
Watson. the peoples party candidate
for president.
Made an investigation.
Pettigrew declared he declined the
oner and made an investigation, with
the result that he satisfied himself
that the republican party financed in a
large measure Watson's campaign.
, 1908-09-28
Rain, Frosts and Colder.

Washington. D. c.. Sept. ga
breaking of the drouth throughout the
country is announced in the reports
to the weather bureau today. Rains
have been followed by decidedly cooler
weather. Heavy frosts are reported
from points in Kansas, Missouri and
Nebraska n north of those states.
, 1908-09-28
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
HOME FROM CHEYENNE

George r. Eykyn. republican candi-
date for state senator, has returned
from Cheyenne, where he won't on
Saturday to be present 1t the banquet
given that evening by the Bankers
association Of Wyoming. Senator
Crumrine Of the Albany County Ma
tional bank. who went with him. has
also returned.
, 1908-09-28

New York. Sept. 2S.-Hope at last is
seemingly justified that the drouth,
which has prevailed for months over
the entire eastern section of the
United States is about to be broken.
Although only light rains have yet
fallen, there has been general p%recipi-
tation over the entire area affected.
, 1908-09-28
IRRIGATION WORK is
BEING PUSHED RAPIDLY.

ST. Phillips OF Seven Mile is in the
city and says that the work Of con-
structing the James lake irrigation
system is progressing nicely. The
main canal to drain the lake is sixty
feet wide and will carry an immense
body OF water. The lateral bitches
are being constructed a rapidly 10
he work can be done. Mr.. Phillips
says he has q section Of land that will
be submerged when the system II COM
, 1908-09-28
Work Soon Completed.

The republican county convention,
which convened at 2 o'clock Saturday
afternoon, and which adjourned until
z that evening, completed its work at
a little after 9 O'Clock, nominating full
legislative, county, precinct and city
tickets, making what Is conceded on
all sides to be one Of the strongest and
people Of Albany county. There was
entire harmony at all times during the
sessions of the convention. Many OF
the candidates were nominated with
out opposition, but in two or three in
stances there was a spirited contest,
these contests came when Will Nc
Murray and Sheridan Downey were
placed in nomination for county at
torney. But one ballot was necessary,
the full strength of the convention be-
ing shown in the balloting, which re-
suited as follows:
Downey . "a
McMurray .
There was no further contest until
the office Of road supervisor was
reached, when George NOttage, August
Kassahn and o. v. StromDerg were
placed in nomination. Fifty-three bal
lots were cast in this contest, the re-
suit being in doubt On the first ballot
until the clerk had announced the vote,
as Chairman Atherly held that
the successful candidate must receive
a majority of all votes cast The bal
lot was tabulated as follows:
Stromberg
Nottage
kaSSann . I
Mr.. Knadler for sheriff, Mr.. Hoge
for treasurer, Mr.. Langheldt for county
C ERIK, Mr.. Merriam for clerk of court,
Mr.. Houston for assessor, Mr.. Chris
Jensen and Mr.. Reid for commissioners
Mr.. Schilling for surveyor, Mrs.
knight for superintendent Of schools,
DR.. McCollum for coroner, Judge
Hynds for justice of the peace and the
various candidates for justice OF the
peace and constable in the rural pre-
cincts were nominated by reclamation.
In TIE contest for constable of Lara
mic precinct there were two candi-
dates-A. ]. Jones, the present incum-
bent, and Samuel Wallace, only the
delegates from Laramie precinct cast
ing votes In the ballot order by the
chairman. The result follows. Nj.
Wallace being declared the nominee:
Wallace
Jones
City Convention.
The delegates from the three city
wards of Laramie then resolved them
selves into a convention for the pur-
mayor and councilmen, with the fol-
pose of nominating candidates for
towing results.
Mayor+C. D. Spalding.
Councilman First ward. H. Jack
son.
Councilmen Second Ward. long term
Ole Thompson: short term. l. W.
Emmons.
Third Ward-Louis Soderstrom.
Thanks to offcers.
On motion Of Mr.. Hynds the thanks
Of the convention were rendered to
the chairman and secretary for the Of
, 1908-09-28
Stewart Gets place.

Washington, D. c., Sept. 2S.-Joseph
stewart of Missouri, superintendent of
the division Of railway adjustment in
the p~ostofice department, today was
appointed second assistant postmas-
ter general. succeeding James s. Nc.
Cleary of Minnesota, who resigned to
become a candidate for congress.
, 1908-09-28
GOOD SHOWING BY
ALBANY COUNTY BANKS.

The statements Of the condition Of
the First National bank and Albany
National banks Of this city
and the Cosgrins 4 Rumsey bank of
Rock River ara printed in this issue
of The Republican, making q showing
that Is entirely c~reditable to the three
institutions and to the Officers ofitbe
banks. Albany county Is noted for it
sound banking Institutions, no county
IN the state nOr In the west having Z
soand0r lot Of financial Institutions.
ETha hanks are an index Of the hnaAeis'
standing Of the communities ordfAari-
u. ard the people q this county hive
[etesy rsaspn to feel 1a*4efe1 at ~
|~excellsnt sAowtnss made,
, 1908-09-28
VETERAN ACTOR.
WheeIock Expires A. He Is About to
Take Train for New York.

Highlands of Navesink. N. j., Sept.
28.-Joseph Wheelock, the veteran &C.
tor, died Of heart disease here today,
when about to take a train for New
York, at the age of 65.
, 1908-09-28
CAUSE OF DEATH
OF LARAMIE LADY.

OF LARAMIE LADY.
The Denver Times OF Saturday stat
ed that chronic valvular disease OF
the heart, which caused blood clo.s
to form, was the III Of the death Of
Miss Birdie McSweeney, head wait
ress CT the Union Pacific hotel at Lar
annie. Wyo., who dropped dead in
Scholtz's drug store at Sixteenth and
Welton streets Thursday afternoon,
BY order Of Coroner Rollins, Drs. Mat.
r. Root and 8. G. Mugrage held IN
autopsy upon the dead woman's body,
with the above result. :
, 1908-09-28
STRONG TICKET NAMED.
Johnson County Republicans Hold En-.
thusiastie Convention.
Special to The Republicans

Buffalo, Wyo, Sept. 2S.-The repub
lican county convention for johnson
county was harmonious and enthusiast
tic and a very strong ticket was plac-
ed in the field. Senator Warren OF
Cheyenne addressed a large and en-
.thusiastic audience here Saturday
night. The outlook for republican sue
cess in this county is very bright.
, 1908-09-28
still criticisIne TAFT.

Sioux Falls, s. D., Sept. 28.-Mr.
Bryan opened the fourth week Of his
tour by a renewal Of his criticisms Of
Taft and the republican platform in a
speech to a big crowd here. He vas
received with loud cheers.
, 1908-09-28
READY FOR
CARS NOW
RAMBLER MINE PREPARING TO
HANDLE LARGE AMOUNT OF
HIGH GRADE ORE BY RAIL
Manager Green Assured by Laramie
Plains Line Thst Track win Be
Completed to MeNealey's Rancn
by First Of November. When the
shipments viii BE Made.

NJ. N. Green Of Chicago, secretary of
the Rambler Coprer and Platinum
company, owning the Rambler mine.
left today for Denver. whore he will
secure a new f~ifty-horse power boiler
to be installed at the mine and also an
air compressor and additional drills,
to be placed In the mine. The COM
pany Is now at work in the mine, sink
ing the shaft, and since the workings
have been unwatered. about the lrst
of July. 200 feet OF additional develop.
ment work has been done. A couple OF
new veins Of ore have been encounter
ed. which promise rich return and to
add to the possibilities of that, prop
erty.
VIII Complete Road.
Mr.. Green was today assured that
the Laramie Plains line will be com
pleted and In operation to the McNea-
ley ranch by the first of November, at
the outside, when the shipping OF ore
will be started. A loading platform
will be built at the McNealey ranch.
where the ore from the mine will be
handled from the wagon to the car.
The building OF this extension elimi-
mates a long haul, and when the road
has been extended Ave miles further,
which will be done next spring, a still
shorter haul will remain for the Ram
bier mine. The McNealey ranch sta
ton will be used for the present, how
ever.
Two Kinds Of Ore.
Mr.. Green stated today that there
are already several carloads Of high
grade ore ready to be hauled to the
road aud delivered on board the cars.
This viii be tent to ChicaEo to be
treated electrolytically both for cop.
per md for the rare metals, gold. plat
mum and palladium. A few Sachs
Of the iOwer grade ore win be vent
T Fort Wayne. Ind, to be tested on
the Beister tables for the nobi61 netals.
This r u not % rich In copper, but
= expected TO return . large sum II
palladinm. platinum and gold.
eavIna Long Team Haul.
Ths 33oo1tAg station atY McNealey's,
Desates SdfnlnAtlns some considerable
dfstanceA makes the handling Of or
IN he winter TINS possible. "A much
isstsF toa1 esn T. novsd On the snov
tnen ~ Mls11AHoaas, and the road from
- \ leaAlag p,etecsu iasths
, 1908-09-28
CAUGHT ONE ARM IN
A THRESHING MACHINE.

DR.. H. L. Stevens was called to the
yesterday to treat Arthur Williams,
who had one arm caught in n thresh-
ing machine and badly injured. The
surgeon believes amputation Will not
be necessary. He returned today,
, 1908-09-28
Frost in Texas.

Waco, Tex, Sept. 28.-The first cold
snap of the season sent the thermom-
eter down this morning to 46 in north
Texas. Tender vegetables have been
nipped by the frost.
, 1908-09-28
Rains All Over thu stat.

Cleveland. o.. Sept. 2S.--The disas-
rous drouth which had prevailed in
his section for many weeks was bro
ken early today. Showers fell at many
points in Ohio during the night and
early today.
, 1908-09-28
UNABLE To
GIVE COHERENT STORY

towns Of Coll and Kinsman, on the
Wisconsin and Michigan railroad, were
wiped out, and six or eight families
had to flee for their lives. McAIlaster
was saved. Millions of feet of pine
and hard wood were burned.
, 1908-09-28
Bio Horn Convention.

Special to The Republican.
Mee.eerse. Wyo., Sept 28.-The Big
Horn county republican convention
was held here Saturday, when a good
ticket was placed in the field. The
republicans of this county are in ex-
cellent shape for the coming election.
, 1908-09-28
Rain. stop Forest Fires.

Marinette, Wis, Sept. 2s.-The
soaking rain, which began Sunday
evening has extinguished the main
forest fires in Marinette county. The
, 1908-09-28
GOING TO PEAK LODGE
TO DRIVE His SHEEP,

Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Comfy arrived
YESTERDAY afternoon from the Grace
creek ranch. and viii leave tenor:
row for Peak lodge, Laramie peak,
where MI. Comfy has Z bunch Of sheep
and which Will be driven to the ranch
for the ytntsr.
, 1908-09-28

Kansas City, Mo, Sept. ga spe-
cial from Guthrie says: Governor
Haskell announced on his arrival here
last night that he would bring suit
against Hearst next wednesday.
For criminal libel, governor"
Make Hearst Prove He's Liar.
well. / Don't know what you would
call it."
ITO make him prove what he said?'
mo, sir: to make him prove that
what he said was lot true"
, 1908-09-28
MARTIN FOUND GUILTY
IN DISTRICT COURT,

c. E. Martin, the former convict,
who was arrested a few days ago for
stealing a clock from DR.. Stevens Of
nee, was found guilty in the district
court this morning, by a jury. and will
receive sentence later. He at first
decided to plead not guilty, but later
changed his mind. His conviction
quickly followed the end OF the case
in the court.
, 1908-09-28

Games Scheduled for Today.
Philadelphia at New York.
st. Louis at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at Boston.
, 1908-09-28
FIGHT IN
A CHURCH
WoRsHIPERs FIRED UPON BY
GANG OF DRUNKEN sULLiEe
AT CLOSE OF SERVICES
IN TENNESSEE.

Three Men Killed. Minister Morally
Wounded and Man Named Gibson
Shot, but Not Dangerously Wound
ed-church Not Far From "Blind
Tiger" Which Was Infested by
Drunken Mob With Little Reason.
, 1908-09-28
V Gets Whoops.

Montrose, s. D.. Sept. ga truly
western reception vas accorded Mr..
! Bryan here today. q large crowd greet
Ing him with cowboy whoops.
, 1908-09-28

Mitchell. 8. D., Sept. 2S.-Mr. Brysn
was accorded an ovation here today.
when he addressed an immense crowd.
Mr.. Bryan left at 3 o'clock for Rock
Island. Ill.
, 1908-09-28
IN. CELLAR

AT JOHNSON HOTEL.
Sam Bracken was taken to the
county hospital suffering from injuries
sustained by falling into a cellar at the
Johnson house yesterday. He was
considerably bruised. but not serious
ly injured.
, 1908-09-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Cameo Today.

0dmes Ioday.
New York, Z; Philadelphia, 6.
Boston, 3; Brooklyn, 2.
, 1908-09-28
OWNER OF BOAT WHICH HE
CLAIMED TO HAVE cAPsIZED
AND SEVEN DROWNED
UNDER ARREST.

Police Unable to Secure Identity Of
Any Of Seven, and Man Arrested
Not Yet In Position to Tell How
Accident Happened-Rains in Ohio
Today Break Drouth of More Than
Months Duration.
, 1908-09-28
BOUNCED TREASURER. OF DEMO
CRATIC COMMITTEE TALKS
OF CRIMINAL ACTION FOR
HEAVY DAMAGES.

"YeIIow Kid" to Be Made to Prove
That What He Said About Okla
homa Buffer just Amt so-DIs-
patch From Galveston to Effect
That senator Joe Bailey Of Texas
Will Follow Foraker and Haskell.
, 1908-09-28
Yesterdays Results.

st. Louis, Z; Cincinnati, 4 (lrst
camel; Cincinnati, 6; st. Louis, / (sec-
ond game),
, 1908-09-28
DoWNEY WILL ADDRESS
THE FIRST VOTE

THE FIRST VOTERS.
The meeting Of the "1rst voters
cub" to be held tonight, has been
postponed one week., when 1t will
be addressed by Sheridan Downey, the
republican candidate for county at
torney. from the republican point of
view.
, 1908-09-28


st. Louis. Mo-, Sept. 2S.-The inter.
state commerce commission today be-
gan a series Of hearings here to de-
termine the RESPONSIVENESS of the IN,
crease Of freight rates announced b.
the southwestern lines. on eonnplatai
filed by the Texas railroad commits
sion and by shippers. Over a hun
dred representatives of commercial
bodies were present when the hearing
began.
No Reason for Advance,
F. H. Cowan Of Texas, opening the
argument for the shipping interests,
asserted that there has been no change
In the conditions 10 warrant the ad-
yance over the freight schedules
adopted in 1903.
, 1908-09-28
RESIGNS POSITION IN

0HOCEHY 5TCHG.
Fred N. Fisher resigned his position
at the Gem City Grocery store Satur-
day Light, at the close Of the days
business. n will probably accept a
position with the grocery department
Of the w. H. Holiday company.
, 1908-09-28

Tart All Right Again.
Sank Creek. Mimi, Sept 28.-With
, 1908-09-28
HEARING
ON RATES
DIRECTING TO INCREASE IN TEX.
AS ORDERED BY THE INTER-
STATE COMMERCE
COMMISSION.

Hundred Representatives Of CONNER.
ciai Bodies Trying - Convince
Commission That increase 10 Not
Justified by Conditions In That
state-cenvsntion Of Unemployed
Most Unique Convention Held.
, 1908-09-28
Freight Rates Satisfactory.

dead Of winter win be altogether over