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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-23
LAND; FORECLOSURE.

z, l90S)
NOTICE OF sHERiFF'S SALE or
LAND; FORECLOSURE,
Notice Is hereby given, that In pur
suance OF an order OF sale Issued on
of the District court of Logan county
Oklahoma, on the 2Sth. day OF May
1908. in EN- acti0n wherein Peter Frey
WAS plaintiff and Paul A. Calvert ant
Eulalis r. Calvert and Ross -, Feaster
Trustee, were defendants. directed tt
me, the undersigned Sheriff Of I.ogar
county. commanding me to levF upon
and sell the following described prop
erty:
The Vast half ti-2) OF SectioI
Twelve (12) and the Northeast quarter
Q-4) CT Section Thirteen (i3l. all II
Township Nineteen U9) North. o.
Range -Four (4) West OF Indian Merid.
ian. containing 4S0 acres more or less
with al OF the improvements Thereon
and the appurtensnces thereunto be
longing, lying and situate IN the Coun
ty OF Logan, State of Oklahoma, E
satisfy Judgment and decree of lOre
closure in favor OF said plaintiff anf
against said defendants obtained and
made in said court on the 2Sth day o
May. 190S the sum of sS049.34. an,
costs. including $4,000 attorneys fee
taxed at $S060, with interest oi
s779375 of said judgment. at 6 pc
cent per annum fr IN the 2Sti da,
OF May 1908, and interest on the bal
ance, S3i55a of said Judgment at II
per cent per annum from the 2Sth day
OF May. 1908, and costs accruing / will
on the 9Th day Of January, 1909 at thG
hour OF p. m. of said day, at the cas-
door OF the court house in the City o.
Guthrie, in said county and state, offel
for sale and sell to the highest biddei
for cash. the said property abov'
described, or so much thereof as vii
satisfy said Judgment. with lnteres
and costs.
Witness my hand This 1st. day o
December, 1908.
JOHN MAHONEY.
Sheriff.
| By w. H. Humphrey,
CHESTER A. MARR.
Auorne. .of Plaintiff,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-23
LEGAL NOTICES.

(Flrst published in Daily Leader Dec
z, l90S.)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-23
For Sale.

TOT sac.
A strictly modern home, 81 ries,
8 airy rooms, halls, bath, toilet 3
closets, china closet pantry, Dase-
ment room, electric light gas and
water throughout, cisiern, large yard.
barn and carriage shed. 1-2 blocks
from Capital Building. / blk from car
line. & a East Cleveland avenue. Ex'
cellent nelshho-hood $5200.O0, part
cesh. Address Superior, Care
TIE Leader
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-23

FOR SALE-Sehool sisrr1et warrant
books at Leader Ofiice.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-23
Model Roller Mills.

Mixed bran. per 100 lbs. .$1.35
White shorts, per 100 lbs. .,.....S1.3b
white corn, per bushel. 65c
Kaffie corn, per bushel. ........6 300
Oats, per bushel. l................9 soc
Corn chop, per 100 lbs.......,tl.25
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-23

better get busy ls you vans ans 81
srsa Of the big AnnIsersary Number.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-23
Covers the Field.
MISCELLANEOUS

Ready TO msil copies OF The Daily
Leader Anniversary number 10 cents
IN address. Send address and money
o The Leader office We will do the
est.
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Three Lines Three Times 25c
HELR wANTEp-MaIe.

MEN-Our Illustrates catalogue ex-
plains how we teach barbar trade
in few weeks. mailed free, Molef
Barber College. Kansas city. Mo
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AGENTS WANTED to handle a line
Of post cards. splendid money max.
Ing proposition. 500 cards free for
samples, The Hlllson Co., 1lO Broad
ST., Boston, Mass.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-23

FOR sALE-some good lumber and
kindling wood. ask at business Of.
flee Daily Leader.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-23

To sell They Play While They Learn
It." $3.50 per day is an easy mark
for an Industrious lady to earn each
day. Call on or address
c. r. BERRY,
Cottage Hotel. Guthrie. Okla
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26
FOR VICE PRESIDENT, WIN. l..
DOUGLAS

HIS name is household word
| through the nation. lie has been
tried and tested as chief executive
OF great commonwealth Massa-
chusetts, though a republican state,
elected hin, governor bv $4,000, at
the same time it gave $1,000 major
ity for Roosevelt. lie represents the
eastern wing of the party. He has
always paid thirty per cent higher
wages than any other shoe manu-
iacturer. lie has never had a strike
in his factories The laboring men
swear by Douglas His nomination
would go far to remove the charge
of radicalism, unjustly brought
against Bryan. In case of the lat
ter death he would be a splendid
president
Think of another man, if you can,
who combines in such superlative
degree the desirable qualities as a
running mate for the great Nebras-
kan.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26
INffifUG'. NOTICE

Estate Of Jouathsr NJ. Harris. deceased.
The undersi ignei. having been appointed exc
cutor of the estate ct jonathan NJ
Harris late uf the County OF Guunison, and
state OF Colorado, deceased. hereby gives
notice that he will appear before th. County
curt of .'upnison County. at the Court Mouse
IN GunDison. at the June term, On Monday
the 1,th day of july, A. u. 1875, at which
time all persons having claims against said
estate are motif aud requested to attend for
the purpose 81 having the same adjusted All
persons indebted TO said estate request ed
To make immediate payment to the under.
signed.
Dated this 2uh day of June A. d. Isls
ARCHIE A. SIINkLtFORD, Execut ir.
DENTER 7. sAPP, Attorney.
June 26-July p.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26

The minneapolis Irish Standard
(Dem. Bryan cannot be elected is
the argument most forcibiy urged
against his nomination. We don I
know whether he can be elected or
not. We do know that he received
in 1896 and 1900 more votes than
were ever cast for anv otller Dem.
ocrat before or since. In 1896 he re-
ceived more than 100, 900 more votes
than Cleveland did in 1892 and in
1900 he received 100000 more
votes than Parker in 1904.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26
Boosting Senator Sspp for Supreme
Judge


Glcnvood Springs. Juue IS
There is a well organized move
ment on foot aud is gaining much
strength 10 the end that Senator
Sapp be the democratic candidate
for the supreme bench this fall. Al.
ready Senator Sapp has been endors-
ed by a large number of the dele
gates present and beyond a question
OF doubt be will be the candidate
this fall.
As Judge Shrmate has said he
would not be candidate 1t gives
the Democrat pleasure in behalf of
Pitkin s democracy to heartily en-
dorse Senator Sapps candidacy and
we promise him to roll up a big
vote for him in this county.
Senator Sapp needs no introdu uc-
ton to the people as he served them
faithfully in the state senate the past
four years, making an honored SEN
ator and a fighter for the peoples
rights He is a lawyer of the old
school and places the honor of his
profession next to his home, hence
he Is a man among men, and urist
of attainment.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26
>otiss af final ,ettlsmesf AMI DISCRIMINATION
81 VI. r4hip

90 the matter of the estate 20 Jahn T. Bfath-
-frs. tierH8aad
Notice D. harrhV gwen that on Mauday. the
Zsth day uf Imlr a. D. i.Hr at the hour 81
o. d. 81 said aay. she same being one 81
she r0suinr days 81 the june term of tho
County tourt 81 tuaulson County. in
the stat. ~ tulorado. J. " = Ditto, ad-
uliui-trutor q said estate. will appear before
the Jusias I'd said tburt present niy final set
tirment a. such administrator, pray the
appraE al 20 thu same. aut Viii then ash % ts
dizcharled o. such administrators. Az which
time und liistre Huy person in Interest may ap-
rHar aud lirts uf uhIel tisUs Co Chs same, u ans
tNffn h.
Ana Further Notice b. Hereby Given, That
at said tInu and place the Court Will receive
and huar prnuis concerning the heirs OF said
dosrass.i pursuaut fo the verified pciitiou uf
Edward NJ. brutner-, claimant heir at law
nf auii decreased heretofore filed herein. ASK ina,
t1r a. IudicIul .ascerts inmeut aud dotormiua.
tiun uf the hsir-iip uf said estate. aud from
which it appnarz that said petItloner. james
Nguther- William Bruthprs. MARY N0rmire
yud atharime Laud-rs are hoir- uf said de
Ccused;
New. Therefore. any anI aI ucrsuns who are
or who claim 20 be- heirs 90 law uf said Juiu H.
Brotisers, dscsssei are hereby required fo b.
aud appear thetoat. or abide thr doterniI ina
tiun of the Court thereon.
Dated at Guunison, Colorado. this 2tl DAY ~
June, A. ID. ils..
W ;. DITTO,
Admini=trat, II the estate ~ John y. Broth
ers. decreased.
DEXTER I. sAPP. Attorney.
June - July =.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26

News Champion hopes that con
tractors will take notice of the Irwin
state road, which the state engineer
is advertising and send in their bids.
We want this road and we want itin
the summer of 1908. Send bids 10
I. W. Jaycox, Capitol Bid. Denver.
Plans and specification can be seen
either at his office or at the Office Of
I. }. Hurley, county clerk, in Gun
nison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26

The Great Poetponer is candi-
date for president. Bryan will wind
him up about as he did in the Ok
lahoma campaign. Taft went down
there and told the people their new
constitution was no good. 1t had
such horrible features as a guaran-
tee bank Law, the initiative and ref.
ereadsm and direct primaries
President Teddy said his opinion Of
the coastitstioa was not fit for pub.
licatioa- Bryan wss partly respon.
sible for tho new ideas and defend
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26
Nstics Of = Special Nsstins ~ >,sck holders
T.T si>NEg ,>S RE eRt>pf RAILROAD
spueAsl
Denver. CaIorad1. Junc N

peuyer Coiorada June A. ii-s.
To thc Stackhulder- of
TuE bESNEu ANp RIO GEANuE RNfLHnNp
Noticc i Hsrcby ,iivou that a special meet
ing uf thr stock holders ~ I he Denver and Rio
Grandr ksiiruad COMPANY iN be- held ~ the
principal office ct the Company. kssim
32i. Equitable huiidins 81 heuysr. taio
rsda. uppn Thursday tie PAD day of July, iAr
af two . 'clack u. NJ, Cor che purpose - cunsid
ertmg sud voting uIaun proposition for the
consolidation Of The bnuver and Rio Grandg
Railroad Company aud the BIO Hrnude West
orH Railway company aud Their capital stocks
railroads, franchises and other Properties aud
Interest," under the laws of the state Of Colo
RADIO aud the laws 81 the the state OF { tab
thereby uniting the properties aud concerns oi
said two cumpanle- In one organization. and,
10 joining said two carunra.ion- tuget her
creating new consolidated corporation which
viii b. distinct from said constituent corpur-
ail1ns aud from each thercof aud Tor the pur-
lu-e ~ cpn-idering' and voting for the adop-
tiuu or rejection Of. an agreement Tor such
Cunspii tiuu made IN writing by the directors
ui both OF said companies under date Of June
Hrh, ls~ and by them To- be submitted IN writ
ing to said meeting, which sets forth the terms
manner and elect 81 such proposed consplids-
tiun; also for tho purpose of CONSIDERING and
voting upon any substituted or modifie propo-
silicon and agreement Tor such consol ida ion
which at the time II said meeting may be duly
-ubmittei thereto in writing by the directors of
both Of the said companies which il H. protlus-
ed 20 to consolidate. aud for the purpose uf
taking ai.y lawful action in relation 10 such
proposed consolidation, or incidental thereto,
a may by the stock holders AZ such meeting be
dcemed necessary or desirable.
The transfer books for the transfer of stock
OF the company will close with the close oi
busin on Monday. the 23d day ot June. IaH
and reopen on the day succeeding the day of final
adjournment Of said special meeting of stock
holders not earlier than the 2tth day Of July
l.sJs
by order of the Board of Directors
The DENNnR AND RIO GRANDE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY,
SrEPHEN LITTLE, T.. 7. JEFFERy
secretary. President.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26

There is quite a boom ON in the
first congressional district To- send
Senator +. NJ. Ammons To Wasting.
ton as Congressman. The democ.
racy of that district would do itself
proud to nominate him. Senator
Ed. TAYLOR of Glenwood is also men.
toned by adm iiing friends for the
position and would make a splendid
candidate.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26
Susgess,ss - se Al.ssese -

t.elllr Neas-t .ssssYs8u--
Al4as u4s O pre-eus . T.TaFaz-l-
t5on thai i taken hola q al once
bsllese s-sl H. . t,cacst o. al Hslno
A. csnf.s ana bsa-s i5r Joaorsa
anl Az Fe-sarces. My iAea y l.
g,eriecs al organization tbai ~ i4k e
hola 81 aHa carry tAFoa.h an cxhi-
bst5an as Samples. ss-sys and de
sclptiaas 4 all the mines and yrus
pects ~ The yarisns c0autses IR the
stale asklng each one 10 sead IN
sacA matter as pertains % their
property
A ssiiablc hrlldlns near the au-
dliurlEE iar the exhibits ] believe
cosld easily he -ecafod sBa rs each
eNhibitioE PAYING $40 iar space. the
expenses wesld tall on all alike
J be newspapers would ss.Fe,y boosi
such a proposition and for my part
! cosla have the papers here in Gun
nison county notify al property
owners an this coEnty - send IN
samples and payment tor space g
exhibit their ores and literature
Oae uaau could easily take care q
space for each county / have writ
ten three letters Ono o. NJ. Fried
man, president chamber 81 con-
merce. one b. r. H. B1nGls Of the
Denver Post aud one u Thomas
Walsh Il Woalhsrst
\ MINE OWNER ANB PEJsrECroR.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26

In little less than two days the
advertising committee of the Paonia
Commercial association raised $1,000
by popular subscription to be used
in exploiting and boosting that sec
tion.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26

e. them And when returns came
d.. although the democratic state
tiaLct was elected by comfortable
majority, the constitution had lnU.-
GOO votes 30 spare.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26

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e.zn.s Naica sass-cs t..r a.als ts44-aa.o
~ So xlrtafas - slI4ilsI.al,l5 atiiaslal
I. .eares - tac Ela sa ElflIt -s1aI1 ~
usrilar- aud teachers. tEeu tlr sutE-
fssrrl. llssl Ar a-s. cl-coeeroa 1isr ~ ~
razs q nanF native Yianss bsioro tie
zlEolt q tnn vi hi4e EaCg. lEia irliuraza-
fisn. impara.ad fTssoiF - the Nhisss. had
.ne stf1r - cllglt I4lar iElzsst sa1iiJH9 EfIsi.
i.s-dag ~ haze rick as-.'rtssss.na 81 ..sssss
s@lu-hsc AHscrlc4a E-e.lic.s.--l rgsss-
Vr p..sre n.s.la-cs fhAs oar &a.cs,csa sas.
s-ss sa>xa IN nsa-si s~isss,sc n.ss.sr.Tlsi Eo~so
lA The NoAss Esez-s obstinate aEa f.ts! sa~-
go psup-rss '"sesi..ais 'sesa.
"a sSss~ * thAs eonsscia.'s. he
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"a q LI..-e-ilas- tor.ss lVlr ysnctsos-S
ssa even vslSssss ss.s osl.sr afecslsas -
the heart yseia 80 lis ezsaisSe ACTION. Tie
pea~ya shs 3; cur.- tse-e snd Hssny ossss
sdscssons. H. clearly shown IN a iittie h<o6
~ eztsacts from THE standard EsedIc.i vOts 10
snlcs IL mailed free ~ any address ~ Dr X
v Pierco. - Buffalo. y. \. 10 all ssas..s-g
So AS; tor tbs ssEse.
NJ; ksz< marvellous. In the unpar sliclaa
eures !; u onsiaetsv Ezking os woman .
snAay pecslis< affections. weakness and
siis,v-sssns a.rznss mentS " br Pierce .
tasoritc j rc-criv,l loN.. .as Is Amply sttssted
~ tbogsais, .f),.s H.Sl - testimonials con-
,.ibuled h sN>~,ful pssssA who hax. Len
ca-.a III -kcs, a.ss.A zlAx-c ILL.,, alI.I !!
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a-.- eI--l.sAcAs d :, xlakI.l,a. nl =
a. u glcru. a1l Il-frls y - ~ 07fs ..
aftef u.sny otLor advertised I.ec.clnes. snS
w. sicl ans had failed
- -
Rdsk the siz1vc rneut ionca medicines are
wholly made up from the giVcrrlr cStrsrts 90
native. uIetlisiual rpuf-- q ifs rFoi'tli-s-- ~ !
llfrra in thf 10 ulauufarf Hrf NcEe otla alil a.
vflh Iir pisrrr. and .iifs are carrird pn -
rkIlHa chemists aud uharIll artists With The
aid af aUparatuz AID aIiuiIance- slHaf' aiif
ut.lrufau aud built fur tni- pumps. loth
med .s5ali ar outirrlF free from aiclilol and
al ai8ur harmful. habit t-furrliuE dfuas, a
flu li-t ~ thsir iI..-Ecs.icuts Is EIiite4 o.
cash b0ttie-sTa.Dss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26
Low Rates v est and Northwest

Low Rates est and Northwest
beginning June lst aHi sntsl sePiem-
Der iah. the Colorado aisd Southern viii
sell tickets TO I tab. " aslIingtou. Arizona.
Oregou aud California a extremely low
rates ior roand trip.
L. E.FISiIEL.
1881 tieueral Passenger Agt. DeuVef-
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26

As xe nos make ogr asv Eair Niger :;
does rot have tae siE iesf cree; uFoa
chs coior Of the hair. % NAV use u
freely and for aHy icrra OF time With
on, fear o. changing ;f- ee!aE. STEPS
falling hair. Cures & -uf.
-ssaaa ~ sns 8. 6. Asrsr &C.. LsvaiI- asa-a-
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26

The republican platform 10 fifteen
feet long. We can't psblish ii, b.t
must agree that it needs so0sthing
solid to hold up Taft, the heavy
weight.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26

Lss.ss.. cersses.sss sasss ssra Noa
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26
32362
Trial s0ark z:I7 I.2
Sew Reasons why yeu Should Breed -
Sumner G.

J. II
shrine his sire comes from the Wilkes family, which needs
10 introduction hOrsemen. Golshrine's gIanddam
taunette sired by Dictator, the OF Jay Eye
t2O6 and grandsire OF Nancy Hanks (2O4 His grand
George Wilkes is also the granse OF Dan Patch the
fastest horse record.
(2 His dam Upton Belle, trace. to sc.h horses
Nambrino Chief Amont :II of Wnsow Wilkes and
Others in the 23O list Nancy Bell dam Fred Douglas
and Tom krkwood and ST Lawrence, Morgan, Sally An
eson and number other horses of the highest breeding
(3) He to Hambletonan 10 six times through
producing sons to Henry Clay S founder of Clay
family Cassus NJ Clay Belmont "a the sire of Nutwood the
of l6s horses He traces times to Abdaa and
Imported Messenger the Thorough Bred to
Abdala of Goldsmith Maid who queen of the
trottine turf.
a. He has already demonstrated his ability to pro
duce the kind of horses most people looking Tor but has
had opportunity to produce extreme speed as but
very few bred have been bred to him and
their get being less than old will show nothing but
good points and the best of breeding
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26

L~catsea eoFs1oonaoo three egra lt0e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
THE BIG FINE AGAIN

II was rather staggering blow that the people oil
the United States yesterday from the court OF APP
pca Chicago when the government met another rebuii in
its efforts to - million dollars from the Standard
Oil company,
The first thought that naturally arises is the meness
Of the decision aud effect would have had recent
events II had been handed down days previously
The people grown take iathery interest IN this
fine II is SO big that spectacular features appeal strongly
to the multitude and ALL knowing little nothing OF
the points OF law involved in hearty sympathy with
the government We all know that the Standard Oil company
OF Indiana the Standard oil company OF New Jersey and
that the Indiana corporation is in existence Tor exactly the
same purpose as the burglars shield the offender
II is transparent mask, but nevertheless, the highest
courts land by legal ohstnaey persist IN their
inability the cuprit that Is wearing H.
II is given the laymeu and perhaps few lawyers
argue the echnicaties which much hinges Al we
know that echnicates without end all OF them
designed appears for the safety and protection OF the big
criminals the country We know that the Standard OIL com
pany whether Of Indiana New Jersey any other state IS
rebate giving competitonkng corporation, and we arc
beginning believe that impossible punish t. Like
the beginning grow that this corporation
is really the greatest force in existence today.
Lawyers and judges may be anxious to perpeuae every
little kink the law but the people more interested IN
plain justice aud They growing weary
seeing Millionaire guilt go Tree Tor trivial and
yet they just what to do about t. II takes
long completely eradicate the respect and vcneraton
the people hold for and judges but AZ the present rate
progress the day TAR distant when these sentiments
will be more. And then something viii happen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11
LAYING 1T ON THE ALMIGHTY

The discussions Of Senator DolvaF's Reno speech in
which he said that the have been created by Cod and
by mostly miss the point Of his astounding concep
ton.
Anything that exists may be laid al Gods door, II mans
agency for producing evil be charged 10 Him.
Murder vice falschooda these may be alleged TO be
tributes Of Godand have been by sccf ignores mans
free will and free agency in choosing right and wrong
The trusts be charged TO God other theory.
They corporations corporation the work Of
God than faro layout A corporation originally
citizen The United States made them eitizens-Cod
did
The are, Of them, the creations Of the tariff
God had do with creating the tariff than lie did
with drawing the line between King county and Pierce.
The coal copper steel and other built up
property land God made the earth "or the children Of
men'-as the Bible says-and not for OF them.
And. finally, all the trusts based property rights
that purely man-made and subject change when the
welfare Of the demands II.
The the outgrowth Of human development and
that is subject like all things produced by the human mind
mistake and II the human mind perfect should
have no trusts, progress-and no Senator Deliver
Let thank God for what have been able 10 do and
not blame Him for mstakcsin corporations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-11

The Stone Webster syndicate operating street railways
- American cities including Seattle today starting
unique advertising campaign all of tho daily papers these
cities o educate the people how avoid accidents.
Of advertisements partly illustrated with pictures
showing the most kinds Of accidents and
giving advice as TO they be avoided will appear with
hope expectation that they will be read by the people
generally for their benefit.
matter Of course railway operators
spending All OF the money that these advertisements
% cities without expecting gain something financially They
simply seeking down damage suit yerdcts by
ducing the number OF accidents.
In railway operations. the element OF damages fig
considerable factor lessning profits and this fact
is becoming and apparent street railways
trackagc the speed OF under
power There dozen accidents today where there
in the days Of the slower-moving horse The
growing congestion Of traffic many cities also tends 20
crease the number OF railway mishaps.
The fact that Stone & Webster seeking increase
profits by keeping passengers and pedestrians from under
wheels Of doesn't make any the less desirable
the public them in this There
isn't thing be gained by allowing ones self to be
and chances undertaken for the sake OF getting
whack at the street railway profits damage suit
In this there should be entire harmony between
the railway syndicate and the people OF Seattle We
all Of ribs and heads intact and do not
swap them for money.
The Star advises all Of its readers carefully pcruse the
advertisements Of the railway and profit by
any schemes they suggest for keeping folks ont from
Under the trucks.
Incidentally. the operators be congratulated Tor
this effort life and limb though they do largely
for financial reasons. 1t Is a good move.