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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
PRESTO! a FAST MAIL TRAIN
and the train Vas an hour late. "

And the train an hour late.
How often remark like this heard in Seattle in con
neesion with the newly arrived traveller.
Often enough il refers to unfortunate who took
chances the Great Northern railway
Quite frequently when the train isn't an hour late 1t
is wrecked in the Cascades
The number Of accidents which the Great Northern man
ages pile up during the OF year is almost without
parallel anywhere else in the country To most people Il
is known the Hoodoo Line the Suicide Route r
will either take you through St Paul. will ditch you
and guarantee good job.
But the Great Northern is about reform Competition
with the Milwaukee is sight and big fat government mail
hangs in the balance The Great Northern is afraid
Of losing this Of much income aud is bestrrng
itself nightly.
Hundreds Of men line the tracks Of the C. n. properly
soping dangerous "cuts which soped before
taking ties which should have been taken out long
ago and Strengthening crooked pieces of up and down track
that should have been crooked all Baasting is
going great pace and every effort is being made to
improve the roadbed make it safe for FAST MAIL
TRAIN to traverse it by the first OF next January.
Ii isn't tho desire keep the passengers out Of the ditch
that inspiring such mighty efforts just present Tor the
roads officials know that Great Northern passengers expect
60 into the ditch but is the fright the mail contract
That not be lost any The Milwaukee will
have shorter and level and its trains
great speed Uncle Sam that speed with his west
mails
To make long story short every conductor and brake
tho Great Northern knows that the road IS going
put fast mail. which is going try the unheardoi feat
OF the distance between St Paul and Seattle IN about
days less time than present schedules provide would
be impossible for real flyer keep the old track Of the
Great Northern for five miles hence remoded and strength
ened roadway is being built
II an III wind that doesn't blow somebody good and
in this competition forcing the c. n do something
which will really be Of benefit the people who
PEELED Use the line. by making safer to travel And
again. the mails will through in much less time the
G. n. manages hold its
The editor Of The Star has been three wrecks the
Great Northernone collision and deraineutsand he
speaks with proper feeling upon this subject Having been
Obliged the line again few days ago. order reach
certain good fishing the trip progressed without
accident for 80 miles until the engine finally dropped crate
bars the track and went dead"
All OF which goes show that neither the track the
equipment OF the Great Northern is properly kept up
good deal might be said about cheap meals extor-
tonase prices which the Great Northern places before It's few
passengers its dining earsbut that has nothing do with
the mail which mpeFed by the threatened
petition with the Milwaukee
May the gods bless the Milwaukee,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17

capable Of love. luAt as there are
freaks without hands imperfect
human beings n
10 De- misfortune never 70 have
known the greatest and most beau.
tiful emotion In the world II r.
also misfortune 20 Doe born blind
or deficient Ia any or the five senses
and yet people DO not go about
Boosting of this latter afnictlonf =.
The mystery % life e. as nothing
to the mystery Of love. The prin
ciplcs ~ life can be reasoned QUIT
partially by anyone with Il taste
FOR biology Love defies analysis. i
How does the a0ii know It's own p
Why should one particular person
out ~ an the millions set yaur
blood flowing faster and give rfue
Go dream pictures Ia Your hrning
Love ~ the one thing that deflea
limo ana the proyerb maker. II Ia
over now pcrpetuaily. enchanting
ly ana hliHsfnllv new Tho last man
and woman left on earth. when sun.
moon ana stars are whelmed ln
darkness, VIII love as ardcntlv. a.
freshly, as the first two lp~ra h the
dawn Of creation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17

At sunset Capt Ephraim IA
young Mr. Dana debated vert
mysteries once more IN the sueo1
patch In front OF the cabin.
The captain smoked fer0cionslY.
then turned on the unhappy yoriA
Look heret- he shouted. 80 hat
Mr.. Dana jumped. what would y
give me TO have the world Of russ
leaves
The young man smiled sadly.
Would you give me $780,"
Mr. Dana nodded. In langui
amusement
lest put that down In writin'.'
suggested Capt Ephraim. "Baz-
ness Is business"
The agreement was scrlbhled o.
a piece Of rough note paper Then
the captain grasped the hand q
the younger man. He led him %
the little rise toward Grigsbys
then down along the smooth. new
made beach. and In the gloam'ng
they saw a maid-ln no surf
rugged witchery now, but 10 r..
grant. head foot flnffincss q
pink.
There" said Capt. Ephraim. r
your rose-leaf secret Of life shes
been writin' your name tn ~
sand
The lovers came together win .
little cry. and the peeping moon
saw two minutes OF kissing. Thea
Capt Ephraim tapped the man %
the shoulder.
"The contract" he suggested.
Aud Maurice Dana wrote out ~
little green check. marking i "fos
a world OF rose leaves"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
SOME LAUGHS
FACT

Doubling the diameter Of a pipe
Increases It's capacity four times.
One fourth Of ali women wage
aarnera in the United States are do
neatlea.
Oysters live IN water which
contains about one part salt 10 ~
p@Fta water
Average Riri isn't engaged 10
nearly as many msn In December
as Ahs 10 la August
An old farmer near Rnlia under.
took 70 bold a playful young bull
hy the tail Hin widow says
Joseph vas never hnown 70 stick
10 anything more than 10 minutes
Lewis 90 tIilJ Journal
Mrs. cross: 10 you take any
interest In poiiticAf
Mrs Street. Yea. Indeed. I
wlah TO knos whether the men Who
Kiss the babies are thoroughly an
tiasptle. Puck
Paris employs woman einuef
tester. vho visits homes and tastes
alahea. suggesting improvements
aud showing neN Ways of prepar'
Ing foods.
Black Hassk var was fought on
Mississippi rivsr frontier I'm 1891
between 300 whites and 300 In
dlana. Chief Black Hawk was
captured and 2S3 warriors killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
SOME LAUGHS SOME THOUGHTS
MOSTANYTHING
FUN FACT FICTION

Indians driven west OF Mississippi
white loss ~.
Belgium officially frowns on Gre
mafion.
Nebraska gave Bryan fif.0f3
votes IN 1900 and Mckinley i2ie
SIS.
sixteen Of the presidents Of the
unlted states had no middle
names.
N the world IL round. why do
We ke~p talking about the four
corners Of The eArthf
A growing lack Of veracity
among boys may be attributed to q
reported shortage of cherry trees.
Man That's a beautiful soil.
,aire Dick gave you. ] wonder II
you know what a fickie young
man ha isl
Fan; Indeed | do; that's why
made him give such an expen-
slvc one.-Argouaut
Mother fvicsously seruhbing her
small boys face with soap and
wAterl. Johnny. didn't | ter you
never 10 blacken your face with
burnt cork aRaiuY Here have been
scrubbing half an hour and II won't
come of.
BOY (betwccn Euipsl: f-ouch
aint--your little boy-ouchi ra
Nose. de colOred lady'a boy
Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
ROQE AEsAW1kQ

EdElng his way around the scarlet
contraption he beheld lady
Hprawied upon the gand-a lady In
abbreviated blue skirt. with round.
bare arms. some wonderful un.
bound. brown hair and an expanse
~ black ribbed stocking. Cant
Ephraim drew hack.
Land sakeHi" he exclaimed.
IT'S broad daylight ma'ami~
The lady OF the bathing suit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
Tm SHEET MYSElEI'RY
Of LOVE. Ls-
go 80 .rtfARTL -

There a. no new thing under the
SUM- said tired philosopher "
old. when the wine u llfo began 90
taste brackah on hia ilpa. And Ia
the main. he was right
The copyright on murder died
with Cain. The cave man a. Kip
mig tells ua, undoubtedly watched
his more talented brother draw pic
lures on the virgin rock and then.
"erlhbed and called the sketch his
own"-so much for modern plagiar-
lsm'
Joseph was betrayed by his breth-
rem. Dclilah robbed a man Of honor
and strength under protenso of
love. Ablmclech won throne by
conspiracy. and Moses recognized
divorce long before ~ became the
fashion 20 shuttle and cut family
dies IN sioux Fails. s. -.
Even the modern real estate deal
has lta parallel in the story ~ Na-
bothH vineyard There la no new
thing under the sun
Except one. and we call IL Lowell
III men and women were sn con-
sttuted that they might live 90
frown down century plants as mere
infant vegetation. their pulses
would Temp and their eyes brighten
al loves coming
Love can never grow old, never
become routine. never degenerate
into daily habit
Many shades N emotion mas
querade under the name Of love, as
base born varlet may disguise
himself in the kings ormlne Mo-
bllity r. the hallmark distinguish
Ing tho true from the false.
Love ia life, and therefore ever
lasting. the common possession ~
an and yet the raroHt and flncat
Jewel Of weak humanity
Those who scott az love are Hike
frightened children in the dark hal
lplng 90 keep up courage I'VE
exist" they cry, and wonder silent
~, shall we ever know p"
Undoubtedly there are people In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17


Young Maurice Dana looked out
upon the rolling. gray sea and
shook hla curly head.
Life IL an aimlcss waste" he
sighed.
Capt Ephraim briggs took a
strong pipe from bis grizzly
mouth and saulnted from his scat
on the overturned key
Yes" he nodded. but the fish.
ms sure fine this year. Bub~
Young Dana frowncd. "Of what
use - all thlsG" including sea. eky
aud bleak. rocky shore in one
sweeping gesture did you ever
see a cuntented man."
The, captain nodded "Betcher
Salem grandfather's powder horn'
Seen a Gloucester skipper run away
from a Canuck cutter many n
timef"
!. The young man arose and walked
10 and fro before the little cabin
From the cradle 10 the grave, he
tesumed. ~ ls all one silly. selfish
span The men cheat and fight.
She women Islander and betray.
There never was an honest man
the world never saw a really good
woman
Hold on there. young fcllor,"
anorted Capt. Ephraim. rising 4
had a mother once"
"G beg your pardon" said the
young man. Il did. too-a noble
one. / had IN mind these sllklined.
fmffy haired. waistorimpod check.
Rugged. simpering. maddening vam.
rtfen
Capt Ephralm ohucilod. How
ofd are yer
Twenty three"
"Huhl You'll look aud laugh
into many a rogwsh eve yet, boy.
Hut Maurice Dana sighed once
more and slipped into the gloomy
cabin 10 brood and ponder
II WIS early tho next morning
that Capt Ephralm Briggs, mount
ing the rise near Obadiah Grigs.
hy'a. eapied a round. red thing In
the distance along the new-fanglcd
private beach that the ahifty Oha.
dlah had constructed for his sum
mer hoardors AZ he made his
way long the smooth snnd the
round. red thing developed into a
flashing, sllken paraaoi. whorcat
Capt Brigga hurried vet more.
. !. y u I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17

him II was the name OF a man
a name that the captain had seen
before.
Heyi" said the captain. "you
know this fellerq"
hut the lady plowed black.
cased foot through the scrawl aud
did not answer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17

drew herself as compact a. possi-
bic into the modest shade OF the
red paraaol
He vas racing away when a
Hcrawl ia the sand caught and held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17

The idle rich. I tell you. con.
stItute the great menace to our
country
That's -. Say. What would
you DO n you got hold Of a lot Of
money ?"
"Mcf ia invest IL securely. throw
Mp my Job and have the time q
ny life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17

~ tff FHot Ffofes
"Howa De game. ChimmieT
DE home teams got two men
down"
Say. dat's tough
~G'wan. One Of EN- Is de Kuy
dat made de home run off "a. an
Dc utter ono Is Dc umpire"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17

can be cured by auto su9gesfionf
lie No. bot think a good mani
cases could be cured by auto allp
precision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17

VIE FfaH0H F0F WNFNRaIs
50 you wont foln "a for an out
lnE Ia thu country
NO. answered Mr. Sirius fiar.
kcr
Then you aont lore natureT-'
I'm quite fond % nature. bat
don't care Tor sagdinsa and crack.
era
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
STAR DUST
BY JOSH

A WORD FROM JOSH WISE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17

Why dont you par that big bar
btu you owsT"
what's the ussf I've sworn OFT
and never Intend TO drink again
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17

Nla Choice.
She Frankly. nov. II ron bad 70
choose between me and a million.
SHAT would Yau dof
ffe-td take the mililnn Then
you woaid be easy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
n Ia

My boy. be polite and hoaess I"
But. dad
Say on II
sometimes it's pretty hard ~ be
both az the same tifna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17

80 o me m en-
would be too larry
ter climb IN lad.
der o. success ef
"a were q sis~a.
sor.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17

Z = a. - Z RT 70 ~ SEN 4
htaltendss Watches, IewoirH.
Z tihsf AND CHERRY
Optical Department
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-07
STOP DRINKING!
Orrine Destroys Desire for Drink
"HoW 10 Swear Off,"

1t was formerly customary for the
habitua drinhor to take the pledge
regularly, sometimes once year. and
sometimes in every fit Of remOhac
that followed his debauches and then
break ii.
But now it is gradually dawning ON
the world that pledges do not stop
drunkenness. When a man takes a
pledge voluntarily he expects/to keep
it, Every man expects to fleep his
word, and cveryVroIlen plfdge costs
the drunhard malA Il BROKEN heart
ache, But he canQot YelD it. He
fights as long as hi GIN. then sub
cumbs to the cravinA/ The nervous
system of the habituyf\ drinker is dis
eased and he mus1h;Ae treatment
that will cure this condition. This Or
rine will 40 and il sold Under a posi-
tive guarantee to- cure the dEink hab-
it or the money will he refunded. No
other treatment for the liquor habit
Is sold with such Il liberal guarantee.
Orrinc is prepared in two forms,
No. / a powder, perfectly taateless and
cOlOrleSs. which can be given secretly
in any food or drink. Orrine No. >, in
cured of the habit, and it should be
taken by every one who swears off,
No matter which form of Orrinc is
used The guarantee is the same The
price of Orrine is leo per box mail
ed in plain scaled wrapper, upon re-
| cent of price. Write for free hook.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-07
Dream CITY,"

With Il two act musical eXtravagan-
"a that borders Close onto opera re-
Quiring nearly three hours in the play
ing. an excellent company headed by
that popular comedian, Little Chip
and the fayOrite little artistic Mary
Marble, augmented by a real beauty
chorus patrons of the Gennett will
certainly get their moneys worth Fri
day night when Joe Werer's pr0duc-
ton, Dream City" comes to town.
Dream City" is the Joint work OF Vic
tor Herbert and Edgar Smith. who
have built an entertainment Of unus-
ual attractiveness. Among the song
hits are Down \ Shady Lane" a sex
1ette. FARMERS Life for Me. I'm
provements,' A Say Suburban
Maid, The Volunteer Fireman" and
Il Don't Believe I'll Ever be a Lady,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-07

they showed marked ability, both as
rope walkers and in COntortiOu stunts.
RalatOn and Son. known as the orig
inal one and d half prove to be Il
very large man in Il German makeup,
called Flanagan, and very, We, Y
small man in an Irish makeup, called
Schultz. and they put on a stunt that
is OF the liNeiieSt nature and causes
no end of merriment. Lew Palmer.
mimic and singer, received the most
cordial sort of a reception. He is es-
peCialN strong as a mimic, reproduce
ing the sounds of various birds and
anima Is with great accuracy Morclle
and Morelle, refined singing and must
cal act pleased the audience. One
sings and the other plays the violin.
The vocalist has Il Cuntralto voice OF
much power and beauty. Miss Ethel
O'Connell is singing the illustrated
songs and does it acceptably. The
cameragraph shows some amusing
motion pictures. Souvenirs will be
given the ladies on Wednesday. Fri
day night the amateurs will have their
usual opportunity to appear y spec
ial matinee for children will be given
Saturday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-07
TOBACCO WAR At
A CRUCIAL. POINT
Attorney General Threatened
BY Desperado's Friends.

HopkinsyiIle Ky. Jan. THE fight
between the tobacco growers associa-
tons and the American Tobacco com,
Nany, has reached its crisis in Ken
lucky and Tennessee, and the failure
Of the recent meeting. held at the plea
Of Gov, Wilson, is expected to be fol
lowed by more might rider out
RACES.
This fear is carried out by the fact
that Judge James Breathitt, Ken
tucky's new attorney general, has re,
ceived several anonymous letters
threatenin gpersonal violence because
Of the activity he has taken to discoy-
er the identity of the members Of the
might riders band. which recently
raided Hopkinsville, doing $1oO,oot
worth of damage.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-07
Alleged That the OId-Tim
Cromer-M mccullough Feud |
Behind the Scenes of Riot
Gus Demonstration.
SITUATION Is RAPIDLY
IMPROVING UNDER GUARD
Traction Company Scouts Ar
bItration Proposal at Ander-
son and Absolutely Refuses
To Resort To This.

Indianapolis Ind. Jan. q. The Alum
Gle strike situation has taken d new
angle since it was learned that Cover
nor Hanly called in Congressman
George W. CrOmer to discuss several
reports that have come TO him. The
governor and CrOmer were together
for some time. but they refused to re
veal the nature of their conversation.
Governor HanIy minated very plain
~ that It WAS not a matter for publ
cation.
During the last "a hours, rumors
have reached the governor from seem
ingly reliable sources that the old -time
political feud that lost the republicans
the Eighth district last yu\. has had
much to do with the trouble at Mum
Gle and that certain party workers
were still doing everything they could
secretly to prevent Il settlement OF the
differences between the strikers and
the traction company.
One Of the controlling spirits Of the
latter is George Mccullough. between
whom and Cromer there has long eX-
listed one of the btterest feuds in the
history of the state Cromer is said
TO be power among the union labor
srs of Muncie, who have helped him
defeat his enemies many times.
Muncie. Ind. Jan. For the first
time since last Tuesday night the city
street cars offered service to the pub
Tic regularly after dark last night aud
the trips were made without attack cx-
cept in a single instance. On the West
Side line, where a car was derailed and
demolished Yesterday. stones were
hurled at a car at 9 o'clock. the assail-
ants throwing them from behind a
church.
Adjutant General Mckee remains at
his headquarters at the Delaware HO-
tel and the l. companies of militia are
quietly sleeping on arms in their diff
tercnt barracks throughout the city.
but not a single soldier has yet done
one moments active duty. the mildest
form of martial law being still in
vogue.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-07
REHEARSES WEDDING,
THEN SHE SAYS NO
Society Girl Tilted Minister
Remains Obstinate.

Toledo, o. Jan. If YOU change
Your mind meet me i'll New York
These were the last words spoken b.
tie Rev. Walter C1app TO Miss Alic,
Tnornc the Toledo society girl wh1
Tilted him on the eye Of their marriage
immediately following 4 church r.
hfarsai for the weddinG
The quarrel came not. as was re
ported Yesterday. al the church. bu;
the night when the bride and groom
10 he had returned TO her residence
from tn" rehearsal. Miss Thorng
suddenly seems to have decided that
she did not want tn go SO far away q,
the Philippines, where the clergy mar
is stationed, and thou2ht the wedding
would better be postponed.
Il is said that Miss Thlrne will no
change her mind and that Father Clapl
who travelled thousands uf miles tt
marry the Young Wom,.n. will leaN,
NvN York in 4 few DAYS and go bacl
10 the Philippines alone.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-07
MOVING PICTURES
TO IMPROVE RIDING
President Will Show Congress
Europe's Superiority.

Washington, D. c., Jan. Thirteen
photographs from life, illustrative of
hair raising exploits in Workmanship.
form the unique exhibit sent ia CON
gress by direction of III" PRESIDENT ia
accompany recommendations from
himself and the CHIEF Of staff for the
hctterment Of army riding These pic
lures are intended to show how far
ahead of American military men are
European officers in the art OF equita-
ton.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-07
WILL DRAW LOTS
FOR NEW OFFICES
Lottery to Determine Who
Gets the Best.

Washington, d. c., Jan. The new
$3,0o0,000 office building erected by
the government for the members OF
the house is practically completed
The 397 rooms are free to congress
men, who heretofore have had to pay
out of their own pockets for private
offices. Quarters in the new building
will be assigned this week by lottery
\ subway. to be equipped with minia
tire railway for rapid transit, con-
meets the new building with the cap
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-07
Vaudeville at the Phillips.

There is an unusually good bin in
vaudeville at the New Phillips this
week and the three audiences that
saw It on Monday showed more han
the ordinary entnusi; SIN over various
Of the numbers, Zeno and Zemo, ac-
robats and contOrtionists, the troupe
including four persons and dog, give
a splendid performance in that line,
their tight wire and ContOrtion work
being he main features. Two young
steers are included in the q<artet and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-07
A Higher Health Level

Il have reached a tisher health lev
el since l began lfsiqe DR.. Kings New
Life Pills" writes Sacob Springer. of
West Franklin, MaiAa. They keep
my stomach, liver and%owcIs working
just right" If ths Sc MS disappoint
yon on trial, monfy ~ill\be refunded
At \, &. Luken 4 Go, drugStore. sc.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-07
HOW 1T SPREADS.

The first package of Dr. Leonhardt' S
Hcm-Roid tusCd Internally cured Il
case of Piles that t~was considered
hopeless
The news spread and the demand
prompted DR.. J. $. Lepnhardt, of Lin
coin, Neh,, the discoverer. to prepare
it for general use. 1t will cure any
case OF Piles
S100, with absoluto guarantee Leo
II. Ffre, Richmond Ind. or DR. Leon
hardt Co, Station b. buffalo, \. y.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-07
How to AVOID Pneumonia

You can avoid pne>xonia ANA other
serious results FROM a\old by tai>ins
Foley's Honey and /Tar,\It stops the
cough and eNpels/ the CON from the
system as it is mildly laxative, Refuse
any bat the genuine in the yellow
package. 4 &. Luker & Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-07
GIVEN FLAT REFUSAL
or the Indiana Traction Company to
Arbitrate at Anderson.

Anderson. Ind. Jan. ! In its reply
to a citizens committee and made pub
lie at Il mass meeting yesterday after
noon. the Indiana Uuion Traction flat
ly and finally refused to submit to az
htratiOu with the Amalgamated Assoc
citation of Street and Electric Railway
Employees Of America as Il means of
ending "A strike by mOtormen and con
ductors on the local or city lines.