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The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12

w. G. Boyd. the enterprisipg
dry goods merchant. is one Of the
busiest men In this section at the
present time. His seven.dsy sale
is proving winner.
The Lamar football team de-
feated the Holly boys here last
Saturday BY q soore Of 8 to Q. The
younessf member Of our team said
it was due to . core thunb-"so
you just wait till my thumb gets
WE'LL"
j. H. Person, representing the
L. c. Smith Typewriter Go. Of
Denver, blew In last Wednesday,
shouting the merits Of the latest
typewriter, which II neither blonde
nor bFunstte.
Ikslman Bros. have just received
An immense consignment Of toilet
aud fancy goods from the east.
Col. Sam Harden 10 hack from
Kansas City. whsrs hs disposed Of
his cattle ut 9 good market price.
doc" lcCarty, she veterinary
Surgeon. bas purchased the two
bui!dings and loss one block east
Of the Chieftatp ofaos from Robert
King, usEsly a. spsculatiou. The
Doctor II m eptsyprising man. aud
has confidence In Hely realty.
st. Assy's ssnitsvium pt Pueblo
has an sdvt. Ia this issun, Tbs af.
aicted will d. we'll to consult their
own interests and write for inform.
alton.
The supper given BY the Catho-
lic lsdisa, yestsrlay, wss great
spccess. and q neat ssm Was real.
lied toward the srsctiop of the i'm.
posing edi6ee, the foundation for
which u now being laid. The ladies
OF 81. .Joseph's do nothing by halves
R.ley. Kidney Remedy will csre ..y ea,. q
tidpsy or bsdaer ,rsabIs ,hst 10 net beyond
tbe rssch d Meaisips, Cpr.s ksekafhs and ir.
,ee!s.ities ihss Il sefpstea piSht rs4It IN
boshfs aisssa. ~ disSsta, The Holly Phsr.
aset. Holman brns. PreP'Fs.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12
ADvElTISEnENT FOR PROPOSAL
FOR
Sanitary Sewer
System
Holly Sewer District No. ONE
HOLLY. CoLORADO

Sealed proposals will be received al the
Office Of Town Clerk Of Holly. Colorado. up to
r. N. November 18th. A. D. 1903. and thsn
opened. Tor the constnlction Of the following To-
cal improvements In the town Of Holly. Colo
rsdo; A system Of sewsrs for sanitary and
storm drainage IN Holly Sewer District Number
One including the furnishing and installing Of
oil appurtenances in accordance with the draw.
ines and specifications relatins thereto.
The work and IL n;shns Of III material will
be let - one coatracs. but biddsrs will he re.
quircd 10 state unit prices on al the various
kinds of work.
Cer.6ed check Of $1,000. pavab.e without
qusli6oation. to the order d the Clsrk d shs
Town Of Holly, mss, socempsay seeh prnpossi.
Bidders srs to make thsir prpposals on the
bss;s of taking local impruvs,asas hsaas. ..
par. with interest. in ssitIsmsa4 q ooa.rset.
The spoeessfL bidder will hs rsssirsd 10 FUR
nish an approved surst, eoapeav sosa 10 the
amount Of 100 per cent of The cootrac, p.ics.
Plans and specifications ars % &c with the
Board d Trustees of Holly, saa q The olsees Of
the ". <. Palmer Cempaay, Raeiessrs, III.
72O Dwight Buildias. Ksasas Cssy, Missouri.
All bidders will Be given sasjls seps,tvalty 10
consult the plsas and speciscasioas % sh. bs,
sheald any copies be desired fer persnaaI ~
thsy @sy be secured from the CoasltiaG Ensin-
ssvs, ny the Psymest of $500 to cover Cos. Of
peepssatSsa, ARes sa4 spsasitiss Of matsriai
and squipmsst srs to b. tskea trsm ths plsns
and speci6cs.ioos bxths bidder,
TIE Board reevss the hsa. ts reipet any
and all bids. @
(SlCNED)
rs THE BOARD or TRUSTEES
or HOLLY, COLORADO.
By N.P. viAsl, eIsth,
Consulting Engineer.:
THE ". X. PALMER COMPANY, ENCIN.
EERS. 7l7.720 DWIGHT BUILDING,
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12
nenry.Cristy

ueuSy'Uf1Sly
Mise Effie Henry and Mr.. r. l..
Cristy were united in marriage last
Wednesday, at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. p.
Henry, Of l19 north Eighth street.
Mr.. Cristy is deputy county
treasurer of Prowers county and is
a we'll known and popular young
man in this community. Mrs.
Cristy IL one Of Lamar's most pop.
alsr young women, graduating
from the local high school, class of
1907.
The Chieftain, together with the
many friends of the contracting
parties. tenders its sinoerest con-
CALCULATIONS and best wishes for
their future life on the matrimon.
ial sea.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12
A $4,000, 10000 Disser

What is becoming known a.
x4O.OOO.OOo.OO dinner was given
recently in Denver at the Albany
Hotel
The actual cost of the dinner
did not come up to the title. but
at the table there sat five guests
whose combined fortunes esti-
mated the above amount. These
multi miIlionaires were Edward
Wolfe Of the franklin National
Bank of Philadelphia, Samuel
Grabfelder of the First National
Bank of Louisville, +. Randolph
of Philadelphia, Mr.. f. Wineland
and Mr.. Morris Kahn also of
Philadelphia.
The millionaires we're enthusias-
tic in their praise of the Albany
music. but they were no less so
than Mrs. Leslie Carter. the great
American actaess. who sat at the
next table with party of fifteen
friends. While in Denver Mrs.
Carter formed the habit Of going
to the Albany to hear the music
and she said it was the finest she
had heard in I'm American Cafe.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12
Methodist.

Sunday school 10, a. nj. Morning
service II a. m. subject: This he
said to prove him; for he himself
knew what he would do" Evening
Service 1870, subject: Nehemiah
rebuilds the House of Cod.
Preaching service at Fairview,
2:30 p. m. Everybody Welcome.
F. F. Gibbs Minister.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12
"so0ST COLORADO"

DO YOU want to get your City
and ito attractions before the
people ? Are you live w.re
in the way Of sdvertisingY II you
are. sou have already placed your
literature in the hands OF THE
Albany HOTEL PUBLICITY
BUREAU in Denver,
Not everyone in the State is
probably aware Of the fact that the
Albany Hotel Rotunda is visited
every day on an average by 5000
people. and the Publicity Bureau,
operated by the Albany manage.
ment y visited by more actual
tourists, homeseekers, and parties
looking for investment than auy
other Ave publicity bureaus Ia the
State Of Colorado, and tor that
very reason you secure the most
publicity for your City and for
your business BY placing your ad.
Advertising matter aud literature
In this Bureau, than by any other
means,
Thfre is no charge by The
Albany Hotel Tor this service,
although three employees ore kept
IN this bureau. which is one,,
from A, n, to o +. NJ. We
maintain this bureau ut n consid.
erabIe expense, but we fcel that. If
" we are aMssisting q IN boosting the
State OF Colorado. wa are well rc,
paid for all our efforts, ~"
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12
CONTEST NOTICE
Depsrtusn, Of the lnterior
United S,stss Land or

United S,stss Land O&ce.
Ls.sr. Csls.. Oct. is. 1909.
saGc,sn easiest .9dsvi, L.v;.s ksan sed IN this T.
See b. issae Oenser coasestast. ssa.st Esrs B. Folks
Estry No. 001. made Mareh 8, 1908. ~ sostthssst
s.sessr Ssesisa I. Towssh;p Is Sossk Rsess 2 IVES.
u he Oh rriseipsl Msrid.n BY Ears b. Ssiks. CON
ssstss. in ~hcA ]. Is sissed that hs hiss totally absn-
ss3 ~ ~ ls.d ~ tha. ks has made Improvements
tAsrssa 80 at said stsesce cssse1 BY his euupoy
ss. = ~ sry ssvy Of tke United Staten. .ad that
- dst..ks oea,nse the present time. Said pare.
srs hsrseS aosd to respond and offer evidence
l kesre de REGISTER and Receiver The United States
L..1 O6es in Lsnar. Celo. 1..-4s-s.---.-.i-.s.s-
The sa1 eoasss,sa, having in proper skdavit. Sled
Oes q leoe forth Escts which SHOW that altar due
Asssee pssseas ssrviss q tbs notice Be made
hsessy sedsrsd snA directed ihs, such b si,es
b 1se sal proper psslcstioa. ~ iHF
c. Frost LiGseti. Receiver.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12
Uaioa fhssksiivint Service

will be held in The Presbyterian
Church on Thursday, November
Is. at 7:45 P. NJ. preaching by the
Rev. c. W. Buell., pastor of the
Baptist Church. E
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12
The New Hon y Hotel
~. G. W. sviLEs. PHopa,eroa
Makes q Specially Of Serving
Regular Meals
Cuisine the Best Service Unsurpassed
YOU ARE INVITED

The old, old story, told tines without
number, and repeated over end over alsin
for the last IS years, but il is always .
wsIeoas story to those in search Of health
There 10 nothin1 in the world that cures
coughs and cosds as quickly - Chamber.
Iain's Cough Remedy. Sold by The Holly
Pharmacy, Ikelman Bros, props.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12
AMONG THE CHURCHES
Presbyterian.

Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
Morning worship, with sermon
by the pastor, the Rev. Wiley K.
Wright, IL O'Clock. Junior meet
ing at $50 p. m. Evening Song
and Praise service. with sermon by
the pastor, at 1880 O'Clock. A cor
dial welcome to all.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12

Patronize home Industry and
take The Chiehain.s Do these
two things and they cannot keep
Holly from forging ahead. And
your own intesssH viii enhance
in value with the growt6 Of the
section in which you iiive.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12
" SIck--WHY PAY
Un1ess HealsA First Returns,

0D4t4 xnSt Noc01u&.
1sesh vhst should and can b. donei
- aE yos yoald not WILLINGLY pay for food
1Asn Why pay iol medicine untIl that medi.
- ~ Prove e you IT, actual WORTH
easvsE knoyin9 what Dr.. shcop.s Re-
~ unls1 hselth Art rsinrns'', And back my
o,satys yttA esgnsd aud sealed 50 day M
so1a,ss e e; ct !. ss;SsTsss. sSsc1ass
UySss I ~ Jdils". Lst others do the sams-
1yo1nesA nore srsnsth. more vitality.
s sS'i &. II. sss si sssS:ss
Xsoas: - S.as y: :shoop'i Rs.sof.ave. 4 % net
Oooo the etosnecA nor stimulate the Heart or Kid.
isa a. Il msdscins. T Ths Sooi: bsiov nni Wiii
ne boo, eeE .iso &c ssseesna III 81 In, hidden in
~ hox that nerve. until It fails. actually giyes
g as Anrt y, power. Its tone. if' Aover-sndins
1hese boots viii ope- - ny ed helpful
~ - e shSss xhe ass not we'll Thsy NIL ho.
vss elpscielly Hade 70 reach and rsvitaiiss these
S1Ss 'ins s.S. i1:ids nerves. Al Of tss: tscss
11hhwhy Iey 'take no cHosscs o. a
osdtcins tohoss maker dare not back 1t
~ - I do BY this remarkable oner''.
- w11ss - today for the order.
y hve appointed honest and responsible
O1as1in neArly evssy community 70 Issue my
1ue vsts ~ 'iirst for the order.
~ 4uggists sell DR.. Shoop's Restorative,
oD02 - not authorized TO give the 30 day test
y drop me . line please-and thus ave
SEeDolntnsnt and dsisys. Toll me also which
esook yoo ned.
i postal WIN do. -t -i"is
peade, you .1s free to consult me as you
book below Aso yours-and without cost.
RWAnps word or two from me ,rlll clear
up SONS 0erious ailment. j have hci2s d rusands
npon Thousands by my private pf0oipton or
psssonal adv.D plan. Ny best effort e Hirely
worth YOU aimIas reaues::. 80 write now while
you have i fresh In r.ind for tomorrow Dsvsr
co0es. DR.. ehoop. Box L. Racine, Wis.
which 1saa Shall Sad Ysst
No. 1 On Dyspepsja No4 For wosnsa
NJ. 2 On the Heart No. S For Men
~. ~ ~ Kidnsys No. On Rheumst.sn
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12
For.Co,ic

or any bowel trouble Dr. Bells AnGsep,ie Pai,
acts like magic, relieves almost instantly. AIss
good for all external pains. Get II at Farmer,
Pharmacy.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12
YOU WILL

Save 10 10 3 pescest oa yoss psr.
chsses d Des's ~ boys clsthiai.
lsdies' ssl childrea's closks, lsdies
nitts, dry iss1s. shses, sea's, won.
as's sn1 chil1eea's sn1erwear.
Dost Coeta. We ere the psice
makers WHITE BaOS.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12
Round Trip Winter Tourist Rates the
one-Way colonist Rates to Arizona
Texas. Mexico. California, idaho.
Montana and the Northw,es<

Montana and the Northwest.
Commencing March Ist and contin-
ung daily until April goth, the Colo.
rado 4 Southern will sell one-way
colonist tickets to many points in the
above territory at greatly reduced
rates. For rates and other particu-
lars, call on the Agent. or address I.
Z. Fisher: General Passenger Agent,
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12
NEW
IRRIGATION
SYSTEM

Tor Prowers County
Forty thousand acres Of choice
land will be under water June the
6st. For descriptive circuiars
and information write
7. 81. BELL 4 WHITE,
Lau,ar. Colorado
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12

Msay sehsel shildrss ssGss ireo cos
stipatioa. whisA is sften d. sssss q
sssa;al seseisiey 4 lssso.s' Chsobss'
lsia's SeooseA sad Liver Tsblsts sss -
idsai osbisias % livs child. for sAsy
are mild s.d 6safis u their s4set, ss1
will cses svsa shaoaic eosssisssios.
Sold by Ths Heliy Phsrmssy. lksassa
Bros, Prop'rs.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12

For 3ale. #
Garland base burner first class
condition els. rfBE
: sanitary couches good as new
each a tH0r
road wagon most new Ep.
iron bed $500
l eight foot oak dining table ".
Inquire at depot
]. d. Snyder.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-02-20
RISING TO SANER LEVELS.

That jury in Mississippi, which
gave a wealthy planter the ver-
dict of murder in the first degree
without capital punishment, sur
prised every one. The prisoner
had claimed the approval of the
unwritten law for shooting down
without mercy a young man,
who had paid his daughter some
attention and whom he suspected
of doing her irreparable injury.
The testimony of the daughter
and her physician prove his sus-
piciOns entirely unfounded, and
though the former and many
other witnesses endeavOred to
establish his insanity, neither
that plea, nor justification by the
unwritten law, had weight with
that jury.
We repeat, the verdict is a sur
prise, but not an unpleasant one.
1t is q sign of hope that the say
agery of the unwritten law will
in time become utterly discredit-
ed and obsolete. Nothing was
ever done more cruel to an in
jured woman than to kill her be-
trayer, thereby centering the
eyes of the world upon her, and
widening the knowledge of her
disgrace. Rude, primeval justice
may once have required death
for the betrayer, but society can
now adjust itself better without
such summary measures.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-02-20
THE APPEAL FEMININE.

In reading the reports of the
CoOper-Sharp trial one is struck
with the predominance of the
feminine element on both sides
of the case. Mrs. Eastman, who
was with Senator Carmack when
he was shot down, is of course an
important witness, but the testi'
mOny Of Mrs. Carmack seems
non-cssential and her presence
is an ordeal by fire, only useful in
it's emotional effect upon the jury,
On the other hand, the women
relatives and friends of the men
on trial, throng the court room
as if to courterbalance the i'm.
preston produced by the wild
OW and Mrs. Eastman.
1t will also be noticed that it is
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-02-20
THE COOPER TRIAL.

A jury for the Cooper trial in
Nashville, Tenn. has at last been
secured, and the proceedings are
now going forward. The jury IS
composed almost entirely OF
farmers, and though the fact IS a
commentary on how little many
farmers read the paper, fortu'
nately it does not necessarily I'M
ply lack of intelligence or integ-
rity. Indeed an all-farmer jury
is a guarantee that a case will be
viewed on it's merits from a hui
man standpoint.
That these jurors we're non
readers gives them no bias OF
favor towards the press, and any
verdict they render giving JUS
tee to the slayers of Carmacb
will be free of any suggestion Of
partiality. 1t is however impor
tant that the verdict should be
against the COOpers as establish
ing the flagrancy of their crime
The editorial which ex-senator
Carmack wrote, and which the
elder Cooper found so intolera
BILE was not so severe as men OF
his ilk-and even better men
read about themselves every day
Had he been innocent OF tht
h charges that Carmack made, thu
sarcasms would not have stuns
80, but each word, like winged
arrow, found it's way unfailingly
to a weak joint in his armOr
Public men should prepare them
selves with invulnerability, Of
cultivate Spartan endurance anc
stoicism. Cooper is now on tria
for his life because he possessed
neither. If suicide is confession
so also is assassination.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-02-20

from female witnesses that the
most damaging testimony comes
Miss Skefington, State Librari'
an, testifes to Sharp's concur
rent knowledge Of the affair; Miss
Lee, a stenographer, heard state
ments that spell conspiracy, and
even the maid of Col. COoper's
daughter overheard an important
conversation.
There is certainty a prepOnd
erance of the feminine element
so far.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-02-20
Judge Chretien's Liquor Law Decision

Judge Chretien Of New Or
leans rules that Established
saloons can remain near church
es and schools This learned
Judge says further that the inten-
ton of legislation was prospec-
tive, not retrospective. His opin'
ion is concurred in by Judge
Baker. Attorney General Guion
had previously given his opinion
that the law was retroactive.
A mere layman in reading the
Gay-Shattuck law, would be i'm
pressed with the idea that the re-
quirements laid down, such as
publication of notice, receiving
permits from municipal or paro'
chial bodies, etc. are for all sa
looms alike, the saloon established
a quarter of a century ago has ne
firmer status than one estab
lished yesterday. Both must
come up for approval. Sucl
seems the plain reading of tht
law and it has been sustained by
attorneys throughout the STATE
who uniformly advise their eli
ents to conform to the require
ments of the law, as new and oil
saloons alike have applied TO
permits to carry on business
So much for the practical az
plication of the law. The cas-
decided by Judge Chretien will b
appealed to the Supreme Court
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-02-20

The federal grand jury has re,
turned indictments against the
Press Publishing Company of
New York and Joseph Pulitzer,
Caleb M. Van Hamm and Robert
H. Lyman, editors of the New
York World, and the owners OF
the Indiapolis News, Delavon
Smith and Charles R. Williams,
charging libel in publications in
connection with the purchase OF
the Panama Canal.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-02-20

A witness in the Cooper-Sharp
trial testified that Ex-Sherifi
Sharp, without looking in the di.
rection whence the sound of fir
ing proceeded, told her that it
was Col. Dune Cooper killing
Senator Carmack." This testi.
mony could not be shaken.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-02-20
Wayside News.

Mrs. Claude Wright has been
quite i'll but is better now.
Mr.. A. J. Beckham made q
business trip to Norwood on
Wednesday.
Mr.. Jordan Palmer made g
business trip to Rogillioville on
Wednesday.
Miss Matte Beckham is al
home now after spending a week
with her brother Mr.. l.. S. Beck
ham.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-02-20
Profits Island Gravel.

The following interesting item
about Profits Island is clipped
from the Baton Rouge CORES
pondence of the N. 0. Item:
Two million cubic yards of
gravel destined for re-ballasting
six hundred miles of the Harri-
man roads through Louisiana
and Mississippi will begin to
move through Baton Rouge from
Profits Island within the next
sixty days, and the big contract
just signed by J. W. Thompson,
who owns and operates the gray
Ell quarry on the Island, calls at
tention to one of the most re-
markable deposits to be found
along the Mississippi river.
Profits Island lies in the Mis-
issippi river, just off the mouth
of Thompson Greek, which
breaks through the Tunica Hills
from the uplands of Southern
Mississippi and the Northern
Florida parishes. Years ago the
island came into the possession
or a Baton Rouge family, who
leased the gravel rights at a
very small annual rental for a
long term of years.
The remarkable feature is the
inexhaustible supply. The more
gravel is taken away, the more
gravel is there. No one has de-
cided whether it comes down
from the Mississippi hill through
the creek, or whether the current
of the Mississippi has dug into
some giant gravel bed under the
hills above it and Carries it inst *
the island. One thing is certain
There is as much gravel there
now, as there was when the frs
dredge began to ply the shovelE
years ago.
The way the gravel will bt
handled for the big Hartman
contract is an example of econo
my in handling. Track barges
built especially for the work
will be brought down. These
will be loaded with gravel cars a
the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley
incline at Baton Rouge and towet
to the island. There the dredgt
will work directly into the cars
When the barge load of cars i:
loaded, they will be towed bacl
to the incline and parked in thu
big freight yards until needed
and then shipped out to the ILL
nois Central. the Hammond anC
Eastern, or up the Yazoo ant
Mississippi Valley.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-02-20

The foundations of the monu-
ment to the late DOnelson Gallery
will soon be ready in front of the
court house at Franklin, La.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-02-20
The Advanced Aritme'i' Il

The Advanced Arltlnes ~ tbs|
will nj now please work ess Cd
p pr1 If the Gay.s s,IDsls|
law applies only to new ,sr sps|
and only 10 per ceh'' rasr. VI
o opf ! per- cent vith h'5' !, at. y
business, how long VIII .,,l.sn,,lstin'
get the saloon salsdssrs'
promised by Gov: ss1s =.
Advertise in our columns
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-02-20
Unequal Protection.
so far.

anu SklllCu 1lCC1luAASo UAO CA0
ployed on the Panama Canal.
Equipment and supplies of every
character are purchased in this
country, despite an excess OF
cost over foreign material. The
League makes the complaint
that foreign vessel alone carry
the immense amount of freight
required at the Isthmus, saying:
IF an American manufacturer
asks fifty or one hundred thOus-
and dollars for a given piece OF
machinery, and it can be pur-
chased in Europe for ten or twen-
ty thousand dollars less, the
American is given the contract.
But if a foreign'ship bids a thous
and dollars for carrying that
machinery from New York or
other American port to the canal,
and an American ship bids eleven
or twelve hundred dollars for
carrying 1t, on account of the
higher wage scale in this coun-
try, the foreigner gets the bust
ness every time"
This is unjust discrimination.
If American labor is protected
at one point, it is not right to
withhold protection at another.
If one branch of American indus
try is protected, others should
be also. This is the logic of Pro
lection.
The League says further; 1T
is true that the Committee on
Interstate and Foreign Com
merce has reported favorably to
the House of Representatives a
resolution, which passed without
any division whatever in the
Senate, applying to the trans
portation of materials and equip,
ment for the Panama Canal ex.
actly the same principle of pro,
lection or preference which regu'
lates the purchase OF materials
and equipment. It is asserted
by European steamship com
panies and their agents, who
have influential Representatives
and attorneys at Washington
lobbying against the passage Of
this resolution that it's adoption
would at least double the cost Of
materials and equipment to the
Canal Zone.
1T is not only possible, but
may be true that American ships
would, in the beginning at least
have to charge a little more fol
the same reason that American
machinery and other articles
cost more; but it is also doubt
less true that if the Congress
were to adopt this resolution
there would quickly be such
competition for the business
among American shipping com
Ipanies, backed by American en-
terprise and ingenuity, that be
fore very long, vessels protected
by the Stars and Stripes would
be upon every ocean, because O.
their modern methods of doing
this work at less cost than for
eign boats have ever attempted
to do it. There is no place or
earth where freight is carried a:
cheaply as it is by the steam
ships of the Great Lakes, as
result of the installation of thu
methods referred to: and Wha
is true upon fresh water can b.
quickly made true upon sal
water"
The federal grand jury has re
turned indictments against tn