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New-York tribune., 1909-01-04
FORFCIOSURE SALES.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
Of New Tork-LirIis FurSt plaintiff.
against Arthur Price 81 al. defsndaEts-
In pursuance Of "A Judgment of f7rsc'os-
Ure and sale. duly made and entered iu the
above entitled action bearing date The --'tn
day ot December. 1895, !. the Entersi gneo.
the referee in said judgment named VIII
sell at pubic auction. a. the Nsw 1pIE
Real Estate SalssrCou. Nos "a and 10
Nesey street the Borough n aIarhattal.
City = New York on the 2ith DAY Of JAM
ar. 1893 at l. O'Clock noon or that daE-
bv William kennedy. Jr auctfOHeeT. the
premises directed hy 81 Judgment 10 b.
sold. and therein described as follows
All that certain lot. piece 0r parcel cf
land with the buildings and improvements
thereon erected. situate lying and being In
The Borough OF Manhattan. City of New
York, IN the County and State Of New
York bounded and described as follows.
Beginning az . point on t-e easterIv side
of Norningsids Avenue East fformsri-
Ninth Avenuel where the same would -
in1eTseCted by q line drawn parallel with
the sOutherly side Of one Hundred and
sixteenth street and distant ffry-tnrea feet
two and three-qUsrtsr inches southerly
therefrom. said point Of beginning being
about htty-stx feet i've anG -1e-FuaTrer
inches sOutFeTlv from the s0u+heaS-rTIE
corner of said street and avenue measured
on the easterIy side OF said avenue. run-
ming thence easteTlv. parallel with one
Hundred and Sixteenth Street. ana part OF
the way through the soutHeTlv wall OF the
building adjoining on the north about
uinety-tlree feet three and seys.-Aig. tbs
inches TO a H1e parallel with Manhattan
Avenue distant two hundred and rweutv-
five feet westerly tnerefrom- thence south
eriy. along said line fJ-ry-seysu feet eigl-
and 0Ie-guartsr inches - the centre line
II the block. thence westerly along said
centre line Of the block about siVty-sigh-
feet three and one eighth inches t. the
sastsrIy side cf NIorningsid+ avenue thence
uortherIy. along the easterly side ~ Morn
ingsiGe Avenue. ffrv-three feet ten and
inch N he vrT- -z
beginning he the said several distances
and dimensions IuoTH or less.
Dated New York. DeCerUbs- ;iGrl. 1905
JAMES RICHARDS
ALBERT SIRE Referee.
Attorney for PLAINTIFF
No 90 Nassau street. Borough o. Sfa7hst-
tan. y Y City
The following is a diagram of the prop
ertv 10 be sold as described above the
street number being No. IS Noruingside
Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-04
TcJN F4IRB4NKS ROAD.
r1ncsrs HvM Break Ground for
Honduran Project.
nv telegraph 20 The tribune

NJ = WestriCh, Of 81. Louis. foreign
sns. - tie Honduras National Railroad Com
rn2h@s e-,-fv crga Hized hy Viee-President Fair
paaE' - his three brothers 20 build railroad
~, ss1SS TTario Tesucisalpa and to develop 1000
TT = n land which have been obtained for
ore .ra road will soon sail tor Trukio to
n. n-Ls- r-r-nd for the enterprise
S'saH S'sa..-ger1errs nave already been made. accord
= Eyeer-4ch 10 finance the 6rst two years
IL = on-fgng 70 about s1.50OoDo. OF this amount
..n To s8ra a,o and 100000 viii he spent for con
fftNs. -ra about 100000 IN the development CT
New-York tribune., 1909-01-04

The approximate amount of the lien or
charge 10 satisfy Whict The . Sbore-J.--
scr!bed property is 10 b. sold. Is Sl1 BE- -
yyitb interest thereon from the Sf-h a-y 2
December. 1905 together Win COST and 81
Iowance amounting 20 S353- -. together with
the expenses Of the sale The approximate
amount % the taxes. assessm- u-s and
water rates. or other liens 10 rz allowed %
the purchaser oyt % the purchase money Or
paid by the Referee. is S5ej-1 Is erd in
lereSt
Dated New York. January 2d 1eGq
ALFRED . CDNE. Jr Psfcr-e
New-York tribune., 1909-01-04

CHOOSE STATE SITE At YUKON FAIR.
Seattle Jan. 2.--The site Of the New York state
building al the Alaska Yukon Pacific exhibition.
which vii open june |. was selected to-day by
y z J. Rogers. director of tho Empire state eX-
hibit. and Senator B " Wilcox. chairman Of the
sIecUuve conn.c,ee i IS irregular tract. about
New-York tribune., 1909-01-04

o4oss 5s,y 1srofSss II Hs $500 s.o So. s -,
! Operating expenses. 31i,s41 2592S3 SOS 40
Net earnings mos. s21s1os s1sasao s92o14
ATLANTA, BIRMINGHAM 4 ATLANTIC
3i5 T4Ed Esef <. in 60 sssss! n. s95s
LOUISVILLE. HENDERSON ( ST. LOUIS
s8:: ssSss.:: mes ss sss,s 5ss Be- III
otSs: Sss fs5559s' s554: 's9s s. F Fss sa@:s
css-s. 5:ss! '8sfss 9ss 'ss ss5s 55s B. 54
Surplus .-.-........ s1s.5e5 1o1g5 Inc. ssa7o
MICHIGAN CENTRAL.
a5ssa.: as9s: 24sss s s ss so De- be- s ss
Ns5 sa-nt2ss @ s45o72s s522Ios De-, 81 ass
G51s sssa - So s '2f 3 Bee Dee s. ss @
Net earns II mos IS 429a82 Sass 436 Inc $47s $50
CLEVELAND. cINCINNATI. CHICAGO & ST LOUIS
2ssss.: 21:s f9s ss Sc sc Pee ss9e @
Hss 3ss ssra5nss Ps Ssv s'o7l'' s5olo oes Dec
; S:s.:: ss5s 2sis 'a 2ss2a2 :?s Be-: Be-: sss @ 49, 49,
Net earns. mos, s9o2a 5as ss245oas DecSI2l8 46s
PEORIA & EASTERN.
f15:a.:: s fslf55 ss5g: 'sss s
Net earnings -. s64 SO s2ao6I Inc So so4
2ass Ezssp:es s:a 's Sss 5s s2s5 81 Be- Be- ss IR
Net earns. II mos t45ss98 ;862o74 De-, s2os.i7s
CINCINNATI NORTHERN
Month Of Noveulbe@-
2sSsa-:: s:'@@s' Sss '5sS 5sss Inc s ssss
Defect .......... s1aa54 .sl2aS4 Inc s26.9as
sss:a.:: ::'aos' mss 49, % s:5s Pee :s '2ss ss5
Ne, earn. II mos. sl2s147 'sl45e4s Deg. s2o 5ol
surplus.
FTTTsBJRG < LAKE ERIE
Spsass s,Gs '?s ss ' sssss 6 6: 'l5s
Nst earning, F2la.5I4 sa24545 Dec. sl1I,o2a
a,9s R1Ss1.s: '2tf 2ts5ii 'ss 4s 81 De @ ~
sss earn. II mos S2o5s7o2 ss25Slai Dec 81 219 40
f9S:s.:: G?:' 'SsS5t2 ss5 ' s2ssf sf @ s5s5
N.t earnings .. ssoso5 ss7,4a5 Inc s2a.87o
25.s: 2Gs ss2 ss6s 'sssfs ssss5f5 Dee Dee '4se .s5e
Nee earn II mos. s722 sos ssIa 484 Dec. ss5. 5.628
NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES.
The roads in the New York Central system re-
port gross and net retcrns for the month OF No
vemher and the eleven his ended October g.
1905 These figures for purpose Of comparison. are
compiled the same basis Of accounting as here
tofore used. and differ from those reported to the
Interstate Commerce Commission under the new
method OF accounting:
Month Of Novenlber- 1875 1907 Changes
Gross earnings 81 "a $50 s. 7S5s IA Dec ST Sa6
EXPENSES .......... 5524Ii9 G.5f659S D,c 1o22 40
Net earnings s2aao72o s1aso1a7 Inc 5000 SIS
Ssa.ss s. %s SO sz9 90. @ s:7ss e
NJ, earn II mos 81 t5I 40 81 4e5 90 Dec s14 222
LAKE SHORE d MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.
&sSsas &2. 2=: a2 '9 55 2s7 Dec Dec
N., earnings. :; s1.lso2ss slollaie Inc. slls.o7s
sS FaPn.es s5ss si 81 So ~ De- De- S7fS f5i;
Net earn. II NOS SO 7es so2-a54o Inc. s5Is5so
LAKE ERIE L WESTERN.
24:; sSsa.:: IS. s:s s a:5s :s Be be ss2 fs4s
Net earnings. -. ssl'ee sa2..s Inc. sal27
21s' assea.:e :sar s. a2 '5s @ Pc & ''s5 ss5
Ne. earn II rno, sees 80 sf1eioo7 Der. F4a5 2ls
NEW YORK. CHICAGO g ST LOUIS.
Cross earnings 'aS 7a $sa a ss sa Dec . s. s 32s
Ne, earn,ars -. s2aao7a si7o,oa5 INC. so5oI4
fss.. .7s "a '92 s f Bee Be: 81 s IS
Ne, earn II mos s2o7a2e2 s2a7s2 24t Dec s2e-j e7o
CHICAGO. INDIANA d SOUTHERN.
sa5a a s fs 49, % g:
Ne, earning. 90. sli5ass ssaloa Inc. So. 80
s5sss: 95 % si4 T?;ss4 & Fss }ssss
Net earn. il mos $sso7a. sssl75s nee. slal o2s
New-York tribune., 1909-01-04

Two hundred feet square. IN Seward avenue Il
o'eTiooks both Lake Washington and Lake Union
1t rogers and Senator Wilcox will return 10 New
iork next week 10 proedre designs and LEI the con
tract for the building
New-York tribune., 1909-01-04

PED D LINE
1-1- Porto Rico. Curacao and veneEselA-
utar n near Wall s. Fe-Ty, Brooklyn
For san Juan. Porto Rico.
At REDUCED RATES
q = r,-,trsIf-- ia saturday. Jan -. r1o1
= ,-s-srss -Satardav Jan. 81, noon
Eo- Ia Guayra Pto- Cabelio, Curacao ana
MaTacaibO-
5,riz sat1Irds- Jan 2. uocu
kaTe-- --al4i--1Nl jan -'s -lN-a
sF-s{zE- only
ti1us FOR passengers
E0T-LTON. BLISS & DALLETT,
General Managers = W Al q
New-York tribune., 1909-01-04
ID OFFICE FURNITURE

-. sEIE E&1-S and subscriptions Tor
fese ,,.icels reoeircd II tketr T-r-oU n
al . -cSs Brosdsay. between 3sth
ss-r,ss,-.--s- - 1ntli 2 D'cl5cz 3 80 sd-
-,z-eL -. Efreit%G - toe following
ssir,o. mes a. regular nE.o@ ra-es lrrii
a. -. -. VIZ D. fth ave . e
&,r . 81 l55 6Ih ave. cor i2th St. loS
'-a a. Isl West s2d at,
New-York tribune., 1909-01-04
WABASH HAS NOT WITHDRAWN.
Neg Haven ofhcials Deny Breaking OF Of
Di1erential Traffic Agreement.

New Haven. Jan. 3-DeHial was mace yesterday
e. ++e oH5ces Of the New York, New Haven & Hart
.or5 Railroad here that the Wabash Railroad had
v3rh5rs~n from its di1erentiaI traffic agreement
=urr ire Canadian Pacific road. The latter reaches
chicago and ST Louis over The Wabash. and the
vrhd-azsI q the Wabash would have considerable
:, do with tie diferentia1 traffic westward.
Inquiry al the Offices OF the New Haven road here
siso showed that the option OF the New York Cen
r-sl raad upon the New York. Ontario & Western
Company, given some eighteen months ago, ex-
ri-ea On Decemhe- 81 and had not been renewed.
N. urtjcn vas given by reason Of the ron-resst-
suoe Of the New York Central 70 the purchase OF
,lapN shares Of the Boston & Maine company by
the New Haven road. II IS not believed il railroad
circles here thet the option will be renewed.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-04
IOST-B3NkBOOES-

lost or STOLEN -Baukbook NJ. S5s az
81 tha E,migrant Industrial Savings EanE.
Pavu1art STOPPED. Please return book TO
bank. No 81 Chambers 50.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-04
RAILROAD EARNINGS

me Tribune has printed the gross earnings ~
,lLty-h'e railroads or systems for the third week
IN December. or these, twenty-five return gains Of
s11I'-". or lo4 per cent, ten return losses Of
S3s. .4s9 o. 1e4 per cent TIE whole shows gain Of
SS32,7ss or So per cent
Third 2 Dec-rans -ao- r5e.,-.-.e- p
p companies -s7.n5s g ass Inc ss5I ~ 10
40 companies . 25sG2 96Ss 10
New-York tribune., 1909-01-04
FLORIST

-o~-~T-rTS 5eoor atoms. cut-horers. e1-
--sSssJ nailed or delivered. karsdontss
4 srenetropuIos. II Cortiandt It and oIs'
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-04
-sPEYER & co. GET r.. K & T. BONDS

rsPEYER & co. GET r.. K. & T. BONDS.
-speye- Co have purchased s1-5Jo GO IF the per
cert refundiag bonds and s517o.eoo OF the ~ per
cesf general mortgage bonds Of the Missouri, Kan
sss Texas Ra way Company These bonds have
hees in fhe company's treasury and were issued
s1ans zine sgo dor improvements betteTnents and
sauinreat The bankers have already disposed Of
considerable part Of these bonds and no public
Offering siIl Re maze
New-York tribune., 1909-01-04
WORK WANTED.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
BI-TI.ER - English. first class references.
written and personal, viii take charge Of
first floor. city or country. /. Miss Mar
garet Smiths Bureau. - Us Nest s2d ST
| Phone 3o%9-Bryaut.
BUTLER or wAITERs-By eolored man.
reference Henderson Bureau, no West
1871 81. Telephone 4S6-Morning.
HU-TLER-Csefui. thoroughly experienced.
viii take charge Of hrst roor. willing
and obIiging. excellent personal city refer
ences Miss Margaret Smiths bureau. -
West 42d g: Phone %n3"-Bryant.
BUTLER and generally useful nan. by
young SWeG@. city on country. best ref
erenoes West Side Employment Bureau.
615 Columbus ave Tel. a%4H- River
BUTLER VALET. in good private family:
can also d." cooking. Eoo1 r"ference from
room 40 366 9Th ave care of Hugo Mel
son. Telephone a5sl-%6th-
COACHMAN Scotch: married ore rhld
country preferred. wear round. thorough
ly understands his husinyss handy with
automobiles, sober. honest. ohigIng. best
references. Macdonald, 434 East 57th st.
CoACHMAN and GARDENER Single.
sober, thoroughly competent man. static
gardens lawns furnace. Ni..s obligine
highest recommendations. moderate wages
country preferred. Address GHrdener 402
West 42d ST.
COACHMAN and useful Middle aged
German. thoroughly experienced: under
stands gardening furnaces, poultry. trust
tgpr fGUDIaTHfp good references
liable 20 North William 81.
fee, inches: first class personal refer
ences. Apply Robert Hansen. I2O West
62d St.
CoLORED MAN wishes work OF any kind
vill 20 anywhere: all around waiter and
hous-man; references. Brooks a. West
18th ST.
COOK. BUTCHER and CARyER.-WiIling
TO help chef; city or country. \. B.. 15S
West l36th 81
GARDENER. Married, Al: two small
children: thoroughly Understands all out
door work on gent!eman's ace: honest
sober reliable; references Address Box
So. port Washington, Long Island.
GARDENER-B German; single: first
class references. two. four and slS vears
with private families; understands his
business in greenhouses ard All outside
work, would ike 10 take charge Of gen
tlenans estate. Z. s. $50 81 ave.
GARDENER R-Frofessional; skilled in all
branches; with private family, iS years
experience. Address William Kane IA
Kent 81, Rome. y y
GARnENFR- --SirE,s, thoroughly under
stands growing greenhouse giants, Eoses,
csrratlonE. Vegetables. fTuitS. fovers. care
lawns shrubrerv and grounds: best refer
enca \ cullen, care Berachah. Nyack.
y. Y
'FOI-SEM -Colored. thoroughly under
stands homework and waiting. city or
country: citv references. j. II Smith, 10
West i8sth st - 4. simmons s beiD-
JAPANESE COUPLE. IN small family or
arartLnent. ritv OF country raEc entire
charge: no washing: long experience and
best references. wages so uP pka. te4
TI!Eh St BROOKLYN
.-T-pSE Trainsd, educated, as nurse
; companion or secretary 10 invalid, J, 3.
G., Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune., 1909-01-04

Cf9ces. z4S 434 l3ro EroatVsF- AsioT
House. "a 5th sve-. New York 2t3 Fulto7
st. Brooklyn. West 25d st. sCd Liberty -
After p " Steering car reseTv aticas
end full information regard t-E lbs SC.
can he obtained st Bureau Cf Information
3 ( q P P. 23d St Ter. Phone Sl44--
New-York tribune., 1909-01-04
HORSES AND CsERIAGEs.

MONTHLY TURNOTTS for private Use.
Comes Fsusurns vicforias- stc. -
eSs West sTth 81 -Phons 4S46 ChslSea-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-04
REMEDIES.
WORK WANTED

WORK WANTED
Aiklx-
BLACKSMITH. .-Ry Young man e3pe..-
snc.d Charles smith ABS East ilIth ST.
BOY. 49,, strong. living with paTeL.s'
wishes 10 learn TIE plumbing 's-i-eHs'
Roland. 2,so5 sth ave
,.t4Ar-F-Ft.,-J; -Coiored. 81; neat appear
ance: height : II, in. Neieh, ~ y
pounds: seven years experience: '.,l;.,S.
soh-r End reliable: well reconin!. 'lle.' ~.
thoroughly understands Thomas, Ma'i.e90'
packard Hstton. y West 35th 81.
,-HAI-FFEI-R- young man. 81 spears
four languages: city or colh'fA -
Tribune Z ptown Or2ce. 1864 Broao"a>.
DRUGGIST. junior: will flc pTescTiPtiq3jrs. 3jsr
20 cleaning ard general work - DOA
20 Trs huIte CE5Ce-
FI-RSACE MAN--Steam or hot 80!
furnaces attended 10. reliable nan; us ~
e.ass rsfereaes. Robert Grsen. lIeo "a a'''
New-York tribune., 1909-01-04

PURCHASE AND ExCKANGE.
TEE EatiCEe ELrZi.Ere Exchange
C,CNNfrSSIONAIR AND COLLECTORS.
1sI5 ". 18TH ST. NEAR B'WAE.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-04

sfzsS Sfieboaf1S, i'.tilis @I-1r.
Cabinsrs- Library Td1lss, hnoAels7-, = - !
- T,sv.-7r,7--z tns irs. etc fnuu1nsrsaoi .
aD5 ,,nnatchab.s. at about haif ae'nal
RUS = HEA0OTAETEF-S FOR Sax
GAINS
New-York tribune., 1909-01-04
EAIIKUAD<-
BATT7YTPF z OTT0 r. R.

BALTIMORE & OHIO r. R.
ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
Every Other Hour OF the Even Hour 90
10 BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW UNION
STATION WASHINGTON. WITH
ALL LIES SOUTH
Leave New York Daily 81 81 Id 81
Washiu gton, Slespers- --. Il "a rr1 l3o an
Washington. Diner. FarloT : - an so an
Uashfrgtou. Diner. Pario- 2 50 an 700 an
Washington. Diner, ,Psrior Il 80 am - ?
Wsshfugtou- Paricr 30 IN ..0J Pn
Psrlor Car New York q Pichu-c-c- -
''RoyaI Ltd -Direr. .Parsor g 81 pm 90 o-n
Washington. Diner. Psrlo- $50 IN - pa
Washington EufIe-- Parlor {. 50 PW : ~ Pi1
Through Daily Trains 20 the " es.
Chicago. Pi..sbUrE --.---.. 80 an <Gu s7r
Chicago CCtIu2lius- 90 ---- Il 90 an i-tat n
PfttsblIrS CtevsIsnd .-... E.55 pm go I'm
'PittsbJTE Limited .---.. $50 pm t-tV on
Gin. g. L, Louisville 90 II 30 pm J 50 an
Ctn-. -. - Louisville 90 2 80 am 20 80 an
Gin. s.. l. Louisville .-- $50 pm 600 p-n
New-York tribune., 1909-01-04

is certainly the largest and
r-cst attractive Antique snop "a
town Not alone because OF tns
eha-m.ng EXHIBITS OF the Old
aFss--r'- Ca5lnetmGkers. nut
a., -he remarkably Tow prices
~ which they are offered r
z7r- aiEhuoss. Desks. Folding
-T4r, Tables. FoI- Post ard Ma
-,.Iaer Fadz. Twins and douH. .
New-York tribune., 1909-01-04

The Zee is TO ne acquired By Tne Cry 2i OF
Hew York IN all the real sSIstsS -css P'lIes7 TCs
-; 453R and 453C. contained IN the
a'pv ference is hereby made % the sara
map lea as Aforesaid i1 IN 'nf IF iser Hfe u for r a
-. ss+afIed description ~ the reai es-4Le
u, - taken IN zee. as above des,rlht-a, =.
In case any real estate nefe,'.pe."l@ ,If-
-it,5 is -Ised :Cr highway or "ther punlIc
s,,,roses. such use shall continue unill sdcn
,fnla as The CITY Of New York may acquire
tIe riehf 10 tl0se the same
Doted December . l9tS ,.-.,.-
r-r5 ISf,tS KEY PENDLETON. 'orrora tlon
, .,-,'.,,1SaI Clfira and Post Office Address.
TJaU ~ Records. corner OF Cham res
ara centre Streets. borough - 4a"
h.rr.u Nev- York CITY
New-York tribune., 1909-01-04
xuRs AND FCRkIERs.

LEVIN g. CO, 81s West 12oth st
rms altered, dyed ana repaired. Hand,
/ IoTy pTIces for the Holidays.
p WE<DER. i13 West l06th St. formerly
J 90 west S9th Et-ST6 Opera and 1elios
{ Made Suits. $40 TO $40
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-05-01
JoHNsoN's PROGRAM

CHICAGO, April So-A special
dispatch to the Record-Herald today
from Washington says that Governor
Iohn A. Johnson Of Minnesota. &C
cordins to friends here, intends 70
enter the Senatorial race to contest
for the seat nov occupied by Senator
CIapp. The term Of Mr.. clapp ex'
pires March T. 1911. and his success
sor viii be elected by the Legislature
sitting in 1910. Governor Johnson's
great popular strength which has
been sufficient to keep him in the
Gubernatorial chair in the face Of
Republican success elsewhere in the
state, is suggested by his friends as
warrant for the hope that Swedisn
members Of the Minnesota Legisia-
ture elected as Republicans may be
willing to join the Democrats in the
Legislature in electing Governo;
Johnson to the Senate and thus
launch him prominently as the Dem
ocratic Presidential candidate toui
years hence.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-05-01
DEAD AND UNKNOWN.

CHICAGO. April 30 The police
have thus far failed to find any elew
to the identity Of woman whose
body was found in the Lincoln PARK
lagoon near Suicide Bridge" Wrap
ped in cloth and suspended from the
neck by a string was a receipt p
Mrs. C. A. Lewis" for payment ior
safety deposit box. The box. on
being opened by a court order was
found 10 contain $3.50 in currency
and two scraps OF paper, one bearing
the figure 2" and the other figure
So The body had been in the water
several weeks aud the clothing and
jewelry we're undisturbed The wo'
man is believed 20 have been stranE'
er in Chicago,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-05-01
4EAT CALIFORNIA RAIs1Ns"

LOS ANGELES. calq April So
"Fat California raisins" was the
slogan today throughout large sec
tion OF the country. Adyices receiv'
ed from many points give evidence OF
widespread observance Of "Raisin
Day" as a result Of the concerted et'
fort of the raisin growers Of califor'
MIA TO advertise their product and
promote a large consumption OF the
fruit, which they claim is fully as
nourishing as beef.
In order to acquaint the people al
large with the value Of raisins as an
article of food thousands Of pounds
Of the most delicious raisins grown N
California were distributed FREE
through at the United States and
Canada. Boxes Of raisins were pre-
sented to President Taft, his cabinet
to members of Congress, governors
of States and other public me'
throughout the land. The SoutheTI
Pacific, the Santa Fe and other rail
roads observed the day by makin'
I.raisins free item on the bills OF lar
in all their dining cars, and to furthe
extol the virtues Of the californ'i
product millions of stickers, poster
and folders we're distributed broad
cast from the Atlantic to the Pacih
and from Canada to the Gull Can
fornia at present produces about lzO
100000 pounds Of raisins year, btl
the growers believe that as resul
of the publicity campaign now unde
way they will be able to find a prom
able market for at least twice tina
amount.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-05-01
OUR U'REN IN CHICAGO.
AND TALKING MUCH
OREGON CITY SAGE TELLS
WHAT WE AND WHAT WE
SHALL BE.

CHICAGO, April 30 ~ prediction
that the referendum will prevail N
every state in the Union Is made BY
Vim. S u'Ren Of Portland orca who
is here to speak on the success OF tue
movement in his home state,
Every voter In the land has the
ambition 10 be the big thing IN poll
tics. and for that reason viii vote IN
favor OF the referendum" Mt u'Ran
says,
"In Oregon. we were disposed 10
try out the complete plan OF selt'gov-
ernment and popular government has
never been as nearly arrived AZ as -
Oregon. We plan TO have home rule
In all cities and towns.
~corrup, practices in elections haya
been eliminated in the state BY the
institution Of the referendum The
most any candidate can spend i'
| AZ 200 and tha, is in the case Of .
lcandidate Tor the United States Senas'
Iorship. Another point attained Il
that there Is no grating in the Legs
lature Of Oregon, That has been 40
solutely abolished
"In regard to the railroad prepos'
,ions. Mr., Hartman Is reported :.
have said that he had Oregon bottled
Next year an amendment Is to D
prepared which will give the psopl
,, the righ, to buy and trade ~ propef
~ and Il viii not be long before tn
people Of Oregon VII demonstrate !.
the country tina, the people can equ'
and maintain o railroad a' we''
any corporation"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-05-01
BIG LIQUOR DEBATE,

CHICAGO, April 80, The debate
Oh the liquor question tonight oe.
tween Mayor Ross OF Milwaukee and
Professor Diekie OF Albion College
Michigan, win be attended BY delesa'
tions iromNhe homes OF the speakers
and in the boxes will appear oiheials
Of the w, c, I, Y, the Law and
Order League and the Prohib'uoa
Party and representatives OF the Lead
ing liquor dealers and manufacturers
The discussion, il is said, may be the
last in which the two will engage al
though an invitation has been extend
cd BY the Commissioners Of the fa'
kon.A Alaska-paci6e Exposition 70 oe
held in Seattle 10 hold a third deea'e
there in connection with the FAIR u
July.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-05-01
ED. .ROSENBERG'S VIEWS
s,'8aSsAtaN
Of THE SITUATION! NJ.
ApHEREs TO- HIS coNDEMNA'
TON or COMMERCIAL FISH
ING ABOVE TIDE,

In response to an inquiry put to
him Yesterday by representative
81 this paper. as 70 his views ot she
nresent salmon situation on the CO.
lambda, Willamette and claskamas'
Secretary Ed, Rosenberg, Of the "a
ei6c Fishermen's Union, had the fol-
lowing to say;
During my travels North and
through California ! read with espec
ial interest clippings Of the Morning
As,orian dealing with the salmon
situation on the Columbia,
sBut somehow | cannot get up
very much enthusiasm to denounee
the fishermen of the Clackamas and
the Willamette for fishing when there
was an intended omission in the law
passed a, Salem excluding the Claek'
amas and the Willamette from the
operation Of the closed season. o.
course il Is wrong to fish in any sal
mon stream above head OF tide bu'
EVERYONE familiar with up-riveF con
ditions know that in the 40 miles O.
lfshwheel territory the salmon ar'
now being detained BY the leads o
the wheels and the upper parts 9
lthe mouths il the wheels located II
the narrows and at the falls are clos
ed by gates. For every FISH eaugh
by fishermen in the claekamas an
the Willamette, 10 salmon ar
stored against the fshwheel leads :
be caught by the wheels and seine
in the FIRST week in May.
@There never can nor viii be tru
salmon protection on the columbi
unless all commercial salmon fishin
is stopped at head Of tide.N
ED. ROSENBERG"