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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-23


BUCKET SHOPS AND FRAUDU-
LENT ADVERTISING
The report Of Governor Hughes
committee On speculation In securities
and commodities to determine what
changes. II any can be made in the
laws Of the state Of New York to do
away With speculation goes into all
phases Of stock manipulation and
gambling connected with the stock
market and kindred subjects. Tho
twb things which are of the most gen
eral interest to the rest OF the country
are its inquiries into the abuses OF
financial advertising and the suppress
ing Of bucket shops.
Laying aside the consequences OF
failures in New York due to the manip-
ulation Of stocks, etc. and the conse-
Quent depression in business all over
the country. It is the bucket shop and
the abuse Of financial advertising
which spread themselves all over the
country.
The bucket shop to all outward ap-
pearance II Z brokerage office-but
with the decided difference that com
modities and securities are neither
bought nor sold. The transactions are
paid in gains and losses - the case
may BE- and hence are nothing more
Or les than gambling In this way
they are merely places for the registra-
ton Of BETS
IN the state Of Indiana there are Of
course laws which cover bucket shops.
This II mainly under the gaming laws,
the general Law on which forbids any
psrson to keep. exhibit or employ any
device or apparatus for the purpose
Of registering Or recording such bets
or wagsrs. But q tho commission OF
Governor Hughes apuy points out the
most effective means Of doing away
With bucket shops is In the suppress.
sion Of market reports to them. There
can be no bucket shops when there are
no continuous market reports.
Therefore" says the commission,
every means should be employed to
cut them off,
!. s.....,. -. ....,.. y.
~ =.
consinuous market Quoeations the COM
mission goes on to say:
me quotations OF exchanges have
Deen J0dfcaaily determined TO b their
own properly. which may be sold un-
oer contracts limiting their use. In
ADDITION 70 supplying its own menu
Dsfs IN New York city with its Quota-
tons, the stock exchange sells them to
the telegraph companies. under con-
tracts restricting the delivery Of the
sfv'ce IN Now YORK city 70 sunscrio-
eIs approved py committee OF the
excnanse; the contracts are terminable
q It's option. This restriction would
imply purpose on the part Of tho OK
cnange 70 prevent the use OF tho quo
tauons Dy bucket snop Keepers. But
tas contracts are manifest!y insum-
aent, ~ tnat tney iaii to cover the
use q the service ~ places other than
New 10TH cry; = oorroooration were
49,. ~ = eouad y 1ouno ~ me fact tnat
80 S....ou. - IN. ING uss's aoI ouckee
suop Cansactions IN otner critics. IN
sucn effort % has been made to con-
troll these quotations the exchange has
BEEN hampered. to some extent, BY the
claIm that teIeerapn companies are
- u oalIies' Anu tnae - sucn
tusy mus. Ienoer eQuai service 70 all
ps1eonS oiferang 10 pay the regular
charge therefor. This claim has been
made In other states as well % In New
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-23

0tiQuette.
Anxious writes. what are the a.
ties Of father at his daughters com.
1ns out partyr TO put up and shut
up.-New York Herald.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-23

Improving Chicago.
From the Chicago News.
New bridges, municipal court build
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-23

Tomorrow Thursday is
ladies' Wool Skirt Day at
q ollenberg's Store.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
I. o. o. F.

Canton ColfsX No. 1. Pstriarchs Mil
liant hold n cautonmcnt last Saturday
night. with fair attendance. Tho com
uhttee appointed on the entertainments
to be given December 15 made fsvora-
bic report. H. WAS suggested that a
ladies' day he held in January 1910,
and committee was appointed in ac-
cordance Herewith 1t was also sug-
Gcstcd that this committee wait on
Naomi and Merriam Rcbcl1ah lodges. ask
Ing their cooperation in tins arrange
mont,
Desert camp t0e hold its last regular
meeting Thursday evening. November iS
Several applications were acted upon and
officers for tho ensuing term were elect
cd. The degre" tenn and offers will
conduct the lntiatory for the big class
initiation, Wednesday December 1, when
Head Consul BoalI and head camp off
GERS VIII be present. Owing 10 the
Woodpcn excursion TO Ogden ncxt
Thursday evening. no meeting will br
held on that date. Captain ot degree
requests all members ot IN" team and
officers 10 meet at the Armory hall. Pier
pont street, Tuesday. November 60. az
u. III.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
Maccab bees.

Eutonian Tent No. IL hold regular re-
view Wednesday evening last Two ap-
plications FOR membership were received.
Wednesday evening next, No. . and No.
II will meet In joint review when the
first degree VIII he conferred upon 4
number of new members. = large at
tendance Of Sir Knights is expected
Salt Lake City Tent No. = met Thurs
day evening and after the usual routine
business the tent was turned over 10 Sir
knights Banks, Whalpuist and Olsen the
entertainment committee. which certainly
furnished a splendid evenings enter
talumcnt. The cigar box was passed
around and the sir knights Immediately
got busy. The following programme was
then run through:
rlano solo Professor T. n Cook ad :
dress. state Commander Il. r. Kelly.
song. Sir Knight Maurer; recitation. Ar
i"mus Wards Fourth Of JULY oration. T.
\. Cook; funny stories. H. y. StandiSh
reading, w j. Gardner: song. y. Hub
bard: pertinent remarks. Sir Knight
Banks. comic songs. r. r Marsh: ad-
dress. Or. J. c. Hancheit: address. hu-
rnorous and otherwise. w. NJ. Courtney.
The joint entertainment committee then
got together and discussed plans for a
Joint entertainment 10 be given carly in
December.
Wednesday evening next Tent No l.
VIII hold its semi annual election OF Of
nccTs on Thursday evening next Tent
No. will also hold It's sclui-annusl
election OF officers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
Fraternal Union of America

The meeting of Evergreen lodge ISL.
held Monday last Will go down in history
as dramatic from standpoint of peace.
gratitude and honor. AS witnessed in any
lodge room, There was an exceedingly
large attendance. principally on account
OF The annual election of officers as well
in California The honcr OF delegate was
bestowed on the local secretary. :, Chal-
Eer who received the same honor some
four years ago. III response TO the call
for a. speech, tho delegate elect narrated
his experience, as well as the honors he
received, on his las, trip rs delegate, and
expressed his apprecis ton for the re-
spect shown in again clectins him Ia fill
the coveted place. and thanked every
member. and then turning around TO his
friend r,l and sr9tnHr' IL y; Rawlipgs; ,,
once served the lodge in this capacity.
and while he would enjoy the Same OK
pcriencc again. he considered that tho
sentiments and votes OF the lodge in
elcctlne him 10 the sixth tnrm as soc
rotary was really all tho honor he could
wish FOR. Then taking the hand Of
with all my heart. with the best Of
feelings and wishes. and with all due re-
spect 10 my many supporters TO this hon
or. / give 10 YOU, Brother Rawlings. the
upon me. I therefore resign AS dele
gate. and give the honor 10 my compet-
itor. Brother Rawlings
There WAS an uproar of applause and
several minutes elapsed before the mcm-
hers became quiet so great was their
appreciation OF the act OF their sccrc-
t3ry.
The balance Of the election met With
the following results
Fraternal master. r. i. ASesop; JUS
ticc, ". ID. Crowtop (sccond tcrm); sec
rotary. s. Charles. (SlNth terml. treasurer
II y. Rawlings eighth terml truth,
Agnes Gill: mercy. Ada Aveson: guide
RudScr Wiley, guard. :. T.. Hanak: sem
tiuci. Alice Blomquist; stewards. Eliza
beth johnson. James Moffatt and Alfred
Jackson.
The lodge will give a card party and
dance Monday. December Is. TO which
ali members and the public are invited
There Will he prizes and refreshments.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
NEW Time SCHEDULE
ON SALT LAKE ROAD
Will 60 Into Effect OIL December
|: Involves Two New
Trains.

Time table No. 80 of the Salt Lake
Route reached here yesterday, and super
intcndcnt Van Housen has all In readiness
on This division for placing Il In effect
~ l.:ol a. IN. Wednesday. December /.
The extra crews and equipment for the
handling of the new trains 3 and 4. the
Utah California Express. are provided
Tor, and the first tram VIII leave on
p. M. Calien:e 80 y. n., mountan
time: leave Calientc 6:35 D. m, Pacific
lime. arrive Las Vegas 1895 y. M,
riverside $40 M, and Los Angeles
l1asthound this train will. as No H..
leave Los Angeles p. M, Riverside $40
enie A:io a. M, Pacific time; leave Cali
cnte sis a, m. mountain lime, Milford
1885 a. m; arrive Salt Lake p. m. the
nrst train arriving Thursday, Deccm-
The Piochc train will leave Calicnto al
$50 a. m, and. returning. will leave
fl3IG a,i pl itS is,Ic, P ,nrr,,r.. m n,s,rs and
crews are awaiting the call. and that tho
new Trims VIII start or OH their long
runs In good shape is assured, It is no
service two new through trains to each
run close 70 500 miles. II means six or
more train crews. fifteen or more engines
and as many engine crews, and the work
OF small army OF wheel tappers, iccmcn.
rcpalrers. shopmen. and so on down
through the long list of employees who
contribute in any way to the movement
OF a train or its equipment.
with the coming of the winter rush
This train viii mean much 10 Salt Lake.
the land, and Will bring through Ihis city
an additional number of tourists To Cali
loinia. II VIII give TO Montana forty
two; hour schedule from the. colder regions
10 the land OF sunshine. while Idaho will
have n thirty-hour schedule. II Will heat
the Great Northern. the new Puget Sound
and the Northern Pacific from the west
a. - rfn tlal 90 50 f..T.11
part OF Montana by two full days TO Los
Angeles. IL Will even have its effect upon
SSlGary ana In" various settlements oi
Albcrta in Canada. which points can be
IN touch with the train at Butte. thereby
saving three whole days to southern Call
fornia.
But the most interesting feature of the
now situation is that passengers coming
from those or from any other parts of
the country can have the choice OF two
other night trains out OF here tou Los
Angeles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
THE DIR. WAS
in A CYCLONE

Dr. u. y. Alsworth. tic physician Of
PurNis. Mississippi. writes interesting dc :
tails about the cyclone that devasta ted
that section. We quote: 81 suppose YOU
saw notice in the papers that we had
a cyclone on the 9Th Of MAJ. II swept
our little town about off the earth Thank
providence. nay family and SELF came out
alive. but my drug store was swept 10
the winds. We are picking up SLOWLY
found iour bottles Fultons Renal Com
pound unbrokcn and gave them to lady
whom the other phyaicnns had given Lp
(kidDey dscas"). She came TO me as
soon as she heard that had returned TO
ms practice again. and put hor on the
Renal Compound aud she Is now nee rly
welt Eut | need more and YOU Will plea 81
send me another dozen of the Renal Com
pound from your nearest shipping point.
'Jn haste,
"B y. ALSWORTH NJ D"
How can people who have amy kind OF
kidney trouble expect 10 get well on
the old futile kidney patents when the
census deaths show that Dinctytwo out
of every hundred o( them passed out
from a form of tho disease that was in
cursbc up TO tho date that Fulton worked
out his Renal Compound
Due 10 the futlity OF the old time kid
ney medicines. the kidney deaths now
pUnber one every nine minutes.
Isn't there room here for scTious re-
Election for the man who is on his way
To the drug store for kidney medicine"
F.. J. Hill Drug Co. 50 West Second
South, arc our sole local agents
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
Modern Woodmcn of America.

Excelsior Camp held another excellent
meeting last Tuesday evening in the Is.
oS L. hall There wcrc many visitors
present who wer. cordially received. Tho
visitors book Is rapidly being iiled mp.
The sick committee reported That all the
sick members are recovering. There were
scvcu applications presented and one
transfer card, and the Investigating COM
mite" Will report at the next meeting,
The class adoption Was changed from De-
the election Of officers being on tho for
mcr date. Tuesday evening there will
he an excellent programm" given by the
hest talent In The city. Invitations have
been sent out to all the prospective new
members. and the members of Excelsior
camp are urged To bring their male
friends aud prospective mombcrs as TN"
entertainment Will be open TO every male
person in the city. *. Of r. hall. S.l5
O'Clock Tuesday evening, November 50.
Members and friends Of Great Salt Lake
camp No. 1901 met Mt tho l. u. o. r..
hall last Tuesday The evening was
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
G.. A. r.

George Il. Maven l" pos post 3"'S' No ;, c. a. a.
r. take pleasure In extending thanks
for the social and eXccncnt banquci
given at The ]. o. o. F. hall Saturday
evening. November 20. 1909. These la
dies showed their love Tor country and
home by sending father. husband
brother. son and sweetheart to the field
in the hour Of their Country's need. with
their assistance ''Dld Glory has been
made to sway In tn" breeze above every
civilized post in the world. and her forty
eight stars 10 send rays OF liberty
light and freedom To the darkest cor
ners OF the Garth Words are lacking
their patriotism in time OF war. and cs-
pccialiy at this time. for their efforts
after the lapse Of torty-four years 10
give the ''old boys" such an enjoyable
evening.
The regular meeting OF George II. Max
well WnnIan's Relief CORDS VIII he held
Wednesday afternoon. The meeting will
open mt o'clock sharp and all mem
hcrs arc urged to be present. as the
election of officers for the ensuing year
will bc held.
The ladies OF the James e. Mexican,
w; II. c.. will he entertained by Mrs.
William Ames at her home. 5Sl Fourth
avenue. Thursday afternoon. December
>. All corps ladies' and their friends are
welcome. Take Third avenue car 10 |
street, then walk north one block,
Mexican post. owing TO the absence OF
the commander. senior and junior vice
commander, last Saturday was called 10
order by a past commander and on mo-
tion duly seconded and carried. an ad-
journment was taken 10 December II.
George L. Maxwell Fost No ;. G. \. L.,
will hold regular meeting In ] O. q, T..
hall, Postnfficc Place, Saturday. Doccm-
bcr. ith. AT 80 sharp. \ full attend =
ance is desired as there will he election
Of officers for the coming year and other
business Ia come up before the Post
Visiting comrades always welcome.
WILLIAM PASSLER,
Past Comma ndcr,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
Fratornal Brotherhood.

Scso Lily lodge held a we'll attended.
jolly meeting Wednesday evening. The
lodge WAS pleased TO learn that sister
Grant was reinststc6. Sister Pearl Allen
baugh's Wedding. coming on a lodge
night presumably caused some Of the
"faIthSuls" TO ho absent Tho coming
Wednesday night The members vill meet
I'm social session AT the home of a brother
and sister.
Scso Lily lodge No 20 ladies' auxiliary
10 the SWiLchmcn's union. met at IN"
home Of Mrs. Ema &. Yates, November
Is In an Interesting session, after which
refreshments were served. The next
meeting Will bc held December >, at
which the general election Of officers viii
be held All members arc requested To
bc present al 3il North Second West
Monday evening the Naomi Degree
staff club pleasantly surprised Mrs
Gcary, who Is about 10 leave for her new
home IN Nevada. SiNty-thrcc was
played, after which refreshments were
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
SHORT LINE DOUBLE
TRACKING IN IDAHO

An important piece of railroad con-
styuction now soiug on i'm Idaho is The
doublo-trlcklns of the oregon Short Line
Is being rapidly completed. and. when
finished, tracklaymE VIII al once com =
meucc. j will mean a, great deal To The
Short Line. as this stretch Of track
handles all the trains o( the system be-
tween Granger and Huntington and be-
tween ogden and Butte.
Ogden is 10 have "a city ticket office Of
the Oregon Short Line, and the announce =
mput has caused delight 10 the pconIc OF
th" Junction City and interest TO railroad
men generally.
The suggestion HAT u. Urquhsrt.
superintendent of dining c1rs ON the
southern Pacific. is TO again take charge
Of tile lines from Ogden and west Will be
r"nd with interest by local railroad men.
he l. an old timer hcTeapouts and has
many friends He married Miss Kitty
Hayes Of Ogden and IL IL brother of Mrs.
James Brown Potter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
- Idvs.tis-nros
|&AN THE DEAF HEAR
| IN THREE MINUTES?
,roudrrful Results Claimed for
New Preparation Owned
by Easterner.
VI EXPLAINS WILD RUM0RS
! REGARDING HIS POWERS
S,ys Reports of Restored Hear.
+ inc at His Hands Have Been
Exaggerated.

c.n an individual who has been deaf
a, n number of years he made 20 beal
,caiu in three minutes!
Tho answcr 10 the above question
,..oId seem 10 be an emphatic ''NO, y
.n The Cooper "stomach man. who
row in Salt Lake introducing the
n,ensrstiops which have made him ia
Mons throuehouG ihc United States
.,ys "Under certain conditions, yes
Rsports from Eastern cities state
|.b,t Cooper gave demonstrations in
xhich he agreed to make deaf people
hear again in three minutes with one
III his preparations, and 1T is claimed
j vss successful in many cases
When asked about these seeming mir.
aeles Yesterday The stomach man -
|sii.
|,roduccd by catarrhal tropblc ] have
4 prcparaiion that Will bring relief in
4 few moments timc. but only in cases
|of fhis character IL the East | nave
|,;yen public demonstration with my
|,'ad;cinc that were really astonishing.
|;mt the reports of what accomplished
|bftame ercatlv exaggerated, and IL was
|,himed ! could restore the hearing Of
|,ry deaf person in few moments
limo. This is not true. by any mcaus.
|srd these false reports caused many
|teoplc great disappointment. For in
|.,ancc. one man came all the way from
|llmpba TO New York when ] was there
M, wear. who had been stone deaf from
'a;rih Fc was almost brnkcn- hearted
shcn / refused 10 even Try 10 help him,
Snch an experience as this uakcs me
kerry cautious. as it Is n terrible thing
10 witness tbe despair Of an individual
|.ueI as this man. who had been led
no believe there was hope for him,
~ shall give some Of these demon
|s;rations in Salt Lake City and Will
hitempt TO relieve sufferers from ca.
|ssrrhal deafness in three minutes. If
h um successful ] will he more ready
|io discuss il. |. rf course. charge moth
|ibing for these demonstrations.
~ shall be- It Smith s Busy Cor
|ser durg store, Main and Second South
|trrets, from 10 clock in the morn
|isg 10 in the evening each duy during
|fr stay here. Saturday night The hour
'rill be extended to . O'Clock p. nj.
't4nc here Ia convince the half sick
|foplc Of this city that thc only thing
|'he matter with them was an over
Worked. worn r.cut stomach. have con.
|5;rced thousands of pcrsous here al
'15Jy. and shall convert mIny more
N nv new health theories before !
't4,o -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
Order Of Owls

The Order Of Owls hold it's regular
meeting at the | .. o. L. hall for the
Of Columbus hall, Il West First South
street. December s. and hold "a regular
house warming i'm its new nest Three
applications were voted on faVorably.
The committee on house warming turned
in a fun report. and stated that every
thing Is in readiness for good time.
with plenty TO eat and drink and TO
make one merry. Several visiting Owls
arc expected to attend
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
ROYAL Ncighbors Of America.

Auxiliary Camp No. 1885 will meet De-
cember s, 1909 Monday evening. for reg
uar review at / q. q. +. hall. Oracle
Tohin requests all members 10 be present
promptly at o'clock. Business OF i'm
portancc TO each member will he tran
acted. Degree team members arc urgent
ly requested 10 report. An interesting
meeting is promised.
Salt Lake Valley Camp No. $0I2. Royal
Ncighbors of America. will hold it's an
nual election Of officers next Wednesday
evening, December LIST.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
taBER OF GOVERNMENT
EMPLOYEES IS INCREASING

" J. NAshiNGr0N, Nov. 2S The person
~ ,neie Sans establishment Is in
"a ol an federal employees being ap~
.se'naieiy "Io.465, against %U6, ,1ll in
NJ IN increase in .iie two years OF GS. =
trc.c and pthcr iu;rrrs ting factg arc
|srsnt |..9t out iu Ga" official register on
'fitsnInsht 'o!Gs book" for I9rl soon
IN. f;,A Tsncd ~ jh' census bur"au.
..nc District pf Columbia leads All the
~ ond territories ir the nuInbcr OF
N working FOR the government in
Arizona is credited with tho
Ia nhinH"!'---lijurt"c whose agGrc
~ sfiaF.cs anouai "a S.J.2"G
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
MtINICATED PRIEST
4 HOLDS REGULAR SERVICE

DENVER. Colo. Nov. cS.-ncs1;le fhc
odrsl notice pf his eXcoInmunlca tion
foP the. church. which was read i'm most
y me churches OF tho Catholic dincase
y Cclord1o. Father j. T.. Garrizan. pas
M Of -. Fstrick's church, conducted
NJ.
fataer. Carrisan himself read Tho for
~ n"lce "f his "VcomDlUUicatio by'
'snei' MaiT to his psrishionerE. He then
'-russed the notice in detail. cxpla ininc
.sIscs hrcnGht against him by Bishop
" and character 7rizing the document as
.lF sst stroke nl a desperate man. con-
.Hmed hy tho spirit of rcyeBgc against
''s brother"
fainer Carrisan's stand in refusing 20
..ss,e ihe pastoral" OF -. Patrick : was
.'Aed b? iie 'ocel courts
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
GOTHAM GoSSIPING ABOUT
HAWLEY GETTING FRISCO
Special 10 The Tribune.

special 10 Inc tribune.
NEW YORK, Nov 2S.--It Is stated
around the big hotels here that nosotia-
lions arc under way lookinG to the sale
OF the ST. Louis & san Francisco lines.
with lhclr $3.50 miles of road by the
Rock Island company. n is claimed that
the prclImrsrics have all been disposed
Of and only the exact terms OF the sal"
remain 10 he settled. All Of the parties
cations extending from the Atlantic 10
,h" Pacific and from Chicago 10 the gulf
are rcticont but well substantiated
reports and evidence point TO Edwin
The first ln,lmation nf the action now
said 10 br under way came 80 tho imam
CGial district ,%iih. n" pnl"hasG 1y M
asp "f The Missouri Kausas & Texas
a compc titor OF the Frisco vt the same
time II was said that Hoakum and his
Island Daniel 9, Rled. George w. Moore
and Hobart Moore. were not in accord
The promptncss with which tho Rock Is
band denied reports Of the purchase In
It's interest lent substance 10 the story.
IN the great multitude OF rumors in
connection with the affairs OF the Frisco
sale are the. names Of Edwin HaTiey
known that tho Rock Island interests
have obtained large interest In the f.c-
high VALLEY. quoted ms high as 100000
italISaton. Gould, owner of the Wabash
and HawlCy have always been closely
allied in The Southwest, and II Is inferred
that the Wabash win not bc leased either
Ia the Rock Island or ia the Lchigh
Valley. or both. with The acquicscence of
Tiawley.
In a nutshell. II is believed that the
Frisco lines will 20 to Hawley and
Yoakum us part of an agreement that
the Wabash be leased To the Rock Is
land and the i.chgh valley. II remajus
So bc seen whether Gould VIII keep the
Western Pacific or whether he will sell
il 10 the james ]. Hin interest and the
Great Northern. as TTawlcy cold them
the Colorado g. Southern.