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Wntontatif.

"Snsoennen~ er ubfbret mo ole bstge ouomattfe os arbetoSs
beparenoe Spfn6elier, bporaf INN Hl n9bnes fdeenSe:
L. Sorbeoret ~8isc Serfon" reb dutounatif "ReIeafs".
2. Gnomatit SpoIesgtnber (Tgobbtn 8inSerO.
3. Gatomdtif &egulator for Sifhnes 2enabe.
a. Sen iaatalbe "Steel Capped Gut Yroof BueSer Bar" os "ReeoIe
Bar, Der forebpeer, at etsb fnber Bel til Deaiineus tnSre SeIs
8. SeIbtrGbenbe SfgtL
8. SeIbtrGbeHSe gaaI - ben Iaber fig fn iirHe paa ree geaaSe.
T. Sifter "Seeb" at bob5elt gpebbe. fabrteret at bebfe pohret Staal
8. Gne be brfenSe gRafinbeIe yr Of osRrbet StaaL
Wafnens Soopte eHer l1nberbel er fnpnet mb &ugleIngre
(gaubearn9) 90 saar iom Ss9e benaf mget let og nrfen nSen StG-
Sen "Ettmau" eer Srparm, Der forbnber Srnabeu uS 2rinbiulst er
Of poIcret Stnal % foriprt meb ct eet 5a9s argkIager Collaborating
Der aIio bill arbeibe fMt oB let Sen mGrteH9e antonattfe Snoretntn9,
Der letter Sroremueu Shlins, er roget al BET met betemne beS Ras
Hiner, ba ben autonatif oe seblttei9 iRter Ienmen pa besse Sm
naar gaHhnens Sobeo er Isfet op rte Stiaig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-24

Iaar Sc Ifriper til gpertes
tsrenSe. iaa per iaa penIie at
msSpeIe. at Be iaa oeres
ADVERTISEMENT | "Seeorabsy os
fen. Oct iitrer Dem ben
beSfte gsbanSIiuo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-24
Of, ,,,,,,s. IN ssr,i.rs,e soa en- Tau.

qaa earatips gromc Guiuire IdbletS VIE gro'
tbetet, rltaasbeteItr Reneens. hcis be TELLER al bel
br,ee. q. V. @rope't RauuttyTt paa huer &ft. csc.
9ibereet al PARIS MEDICINE CO., ST. Louis, Mo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-24
mu.a h.,br.n.s III "a eaae.

Wo,r riutment aarau,ercs at iurrre hrert TtItrioe
AZ sIrruSc. biire, bI b tner tren'taasnoe Tiiss !
= iii IL Toot ener ttitaaebetale Yeneene. .O. atl
berebt al PARIS MEDICINE CO.. ST. LOUIS MO-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-24
nHuspennen"

uoefltget ben beoite bsiarniebe SpnlaIfine gfarfeOet, Der
lRl9es fpr fra $500 til $500.
NeoenItaaenoe 8eitripelie pas5er til Wlaifiue go. IA
No. 40 % Wo. 800. Hrisforifieaen lisser %llotpret.
Spma1ftnen '9nsbennen" er af ben Gaes, Der er tienSt 5om en-
Double loo rHtb' Uapine. Genne SIass Tafiuism n al ale oners
ilenof lom Den met tifreSsfiuenDe % tu@e ben pariaae. SeIoe Sra.
tineooeoef er nattert uofpret Hr fort Catering % Smute iaotaIote
0eealeon1anife %eforationer. Der er befptteSe peb to 9aa fsrNetlosIes
sIennemistts Satrins os ibrGnbt unber meeet ba seuperatur. gpo.
linens arm er iGroeles bp, bporoeo Der aHb er tiItefteHa ghSs for
be Ssier. bporpaa man ipr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-24
Snn pakntn.

Sil Guitmcitcr / Carthage er no
upunt Meranoer Eaulion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-08
WANT ROAD TO CONNECT
THE PORT AND CITY
[Ualtsd Pres Leased wire !

Los Angeles, Sept S.-Plans for a
direct freight line between Los An
geles and It's newly acquired port OF
san Pedro will be considered by the
associated jobbers OF this city. accord
ing TO f. p. Gregson, traffic manager
OF the association.
The plans include the construction
of trunk line to the harbor which
will be devoted exclusively to the
handling OF freight The announce
ment that the jobbers would consider
the construction of such a line was
made last evening at meeting OF the
transportation committee OF the
Chamber of Commerce
A. S. Chesbrough of the firm of
Bates a Chesbrough OF San Francisco
also will be present az the meeting.
Chesbroughs firm is agent for the
Clipper Line of sailing vessels run
nings out of San Francisco, Ches-
nrough for the last three days has
been calling upon local business men
in an effort TO learn whether the
Clipper company could secure enough
business AT San Pedro 20 warrant
putting a vessel on the run between
San Pedro and New York The Clip
per management, he stated, expects
within the next six months TO have
five ships on the Pacific run, any
one OF which would make the local
port from New York in l30 days.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-08
COMMISSIONERS NAMED
FOR TILLAMOoK HARBoR

Commissioners for the Port OF
Tlllamook were appointed by Gov.
ernor Benson today, to serve until
successor Is elected and qualified.
First meeting, at which time organi-
zatlon will be perfected. will he held
at the county court house, in Tilla-
nook on Monday, September 13, al
9 o'clock a. m Commissioners will
draw lots FOR length OF terms, ana
names are as follows: II. T. Botts,
James Walton, Jr.. A. G. Beals, NJ. f.
Leach, David Fitzpatrick.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-08
ROCKEFELLER TALKS
THROUGH HIS HAT
[rnLted Press Lensed wlre. !

New York, Sept. S.-The Evening
World this evening published an in
terview, copyright, 1909, by the
Press Publishing Company, in which
John d. Rockefeller outlined the
method by which he believes persons
should succeed in life. In the sum-
mary Of the interview Rockefeller is
quoted as having said:
Success Is the reward Of energy,
and not luck. Men starting out in
life with the sole of idea of getting
will not succeed. II a man does each
days task successfully and follows
the lines OF high-class dealing, al
ways keeping a clear head, he will
come out all right. Be sure and look
ahead.
"If a young man acts to make h
broad gauge success he cannot fail.
He shouldn't begin in business with
the idea of getting out OF the world
by hook or crook all he can"
Rockefeller, In the interview.
stated that he has only one holiday
in the year, which he calls "Job"
day, which marks the anniversary OF
his beginning work for himself.
1T will be 54 years ago Septem-
Der 25 since I got my first place"
said Rockefeller. II had tramped
the streets Of Cleveland looking for
work Boys should not be discour.
aged II a Job Is hard TO get"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-08

former neighbor and old-tlme Kansas
friend, Professor e. A. Miller, at
No. 1900 South High street.
Hamlin Smith, wife and son ar
rived Monday night to make their
home in Salem Mr.. Smith is an old
Salemite, who went to Vancouver,
Wash, a few years ago. and has for
some time been living at Portland.
They are happy to be back in their
old home city again, where the air is
so favored with prunes and other
good things that 1t makes people fat.
A. p. Harris, who has been manag-
ing the Dreamland theatre since juno
10. will go to Portland and take a
short vacation before entering upon
new engagement.
Governor and Mrs. Benson are ex-
pected to arrive home Saturday from
California.
c. N. Gardner has been appointed
by Governor Benson county Judge of
Lincoln county, to succeed B. F.
Swope.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Powers and
children of Portland are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. T. Barnes.
IN Robins and family of Jackson
county, Illinois, are here looking for
n location.
Ex-Mayor c. p. Bishop is In the
city to see his new grandson.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-08
THE GIRLS
ARE ON TO
THEIR JOB

If ever you come to Washington
stranger, and, while strolling leisure
ly down Pennsylvania avenue, hap
pen to espy two charming girls in a
big Seeing Washington" automo-
bile, who look as IL they might stand
for Just a BIT of a Hlrtation-you
stop right there, remember the folks
at home, and hike back to your ho-
tel.
Those bewitching young ladies'
with the kittenish attitude are in the
rubberneck wagon for a purpose.
supposing you happen to inter-
cept a sly glance from one Of the de-
mur creatures, all but concealed be-
meath an apple-basket hat. suppos-
ing you batted your eyelld in re-
turn, and got a smile that seemed
to say 81 dare you!" And Just sup
posing you promptly walked into the
Office OF the Seeing Washington"
automobile and paid down a large
dollar. intent upon occupying an
empty seat beside the charmer.
Supposing you had done all that
that, and we're Just about ready to
begin a discussion Of the weather.
wouldn't IL Jar you to see the young
lady and her equally charming COM
panion assisted from the buzz wagon
by the gentlemanly chauffeur and
the portable lecture bureau then
start of without them?
That's the way Il Is worked here
in Washington. Two young ladies',
who must be pretty and roguish, are
paid a regular salary by the enter
prising stranger-steerer to show the
glad smile 10 the visitor from Sque-
dunk or Lalapalooza or Squashtown
or even indianapolis. or Detroit.
They invariably perform the disap-
pearing act Just as the auto starts on
its tour of the town.
The men who tout" the Seeing
Washington" tomobiles-"tour the
city under an experienced guide. all
places OF interest pointed OUT
have an uncanny way OF intuitlvely
sizing up the stranger A Washing
tonlan may pass them, and even wink
at the two charmers, but the tout"
disdains him But let Smith, OF
oshkoch, try to pass, looking as II
he had trod the thoroughfares OF
for a score OF years, and
the tout calls HIS blum.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-08
Back From the sound

"Tawm" Caufield. the right hand
man OF Pasha Sahib, has just returned
from a frolic down in Portland and
over to several fun shops in Washing
ton Tommy was accompanied by
Billy" Swope. one of Portland s
hustling business men. and the two
together burned up gasoline and sail
ed about on the waters with much
pleasure. Tom made a trip 20 his
big Polk county ranch yesterday
where he looked over his cuickens
and potato bugs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-08
The MerMln Trial

The case of the state against Jess
Merwin Is being tried this afternoon
before Justice of the Peace Webster
by Attorney W. NJ. Kaiser for the
defendants and Matter Winslow rep
resenting the state, Merwin is charged
with selling liquor on sunday at a
pace few miles north of this city
on August 20. tie was also charged
with selling liquor without license,
hut this matter is still pending and
viii probably come up for hearing at
some future date Attorney Kaiser
has collected five witnesses TO testify
In behalf OF his client while the state
will have four witnesses 10 substan-
tiate the charge The trial was called
for hearing by Judge Webster at 1890
this afternoon but owing to several on
the list of iurymen drawn being out
OF town the trial was postponed untn
3 o'clock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-08
BIG ONES
To MEET
THURSDAY
Al Kaufman and Jack Johnson
Ready for Ten-Round Go
at San Francisco
Tomorrow.

San Francisco, Sept. S.--When AL
Kaufman and Jack Johnson step into
the ring at the Mission street arena
tomorrow afternoon, the two biggest
men to have faced each other in a
worlds championship battle since
Gus Rubin essayed to take the
crown away from Jim Jeffries will
be fit and ready to step fast 10
rounds--if they have a mind to do
so.
That the crowd will be record
breaking one at popular prices, the
best seats selling for IS, and the
bleachers for 81. goes without say
ing, but IL is not in expectation OF a
sensational scrap that the fans will
turn out. They do not expect to see
johnson clean Kaufman in short Or
der, nor do they expect to see Kaut-
man slip one over that will restore
the championship to the race. II is
mere curiosity 20 see how much
Johnson has improved that will i'm
pei them to dig up the price. A 10
round fight between men Weighing
more than 200 pounds each does not
appeal to local fight followers. es-
peclally in view of the fact that
neither man Is a marvel OF speed.
or course. the great majority around
the ring will be pulling for Kauf-
man, but deep down In their hearts
they will concede him little chance.
He has strength and size, and that
let's him out. Johnson is so far his
superior In ringmanshlp that there
Is no comparison between the pair,
and n the black cannot out point
him in a short sprint, he has ar
much right to the title as Mexican
Pete Everett or Sandy Ferguson.
The fight. although heralded as a
championship fight, il hardly that.
10 is only half that, because the ar
tlcles provide that II both men are
on their feet at the end OF the TENN
round no decision shall be rendered.
Tt Is hardly conceivable that there
will be Knockout. so the fight
will be nothing more than neal
championship battle.
The one redeeming feature OF the
articles OF agreement is that which
permits the referee to declare II no
contest. II the fighters do not fight.
This means that. II they expect TO get
any money. they will have to sail in
aud try their best, especially Kauf-
man. who will have to depend solely |
on lucky punch to win.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-08
From Philadelphia

G. j. Sohmld and wife. OF the
Quaker CITY, and brother Gottlleb
Schmid, OF 50, Paul, have been guests
this week at the home OF Mr., aud
Mrs. Fred Kurz, Of sonth Salem.
The Sohmids are second cousins or
our fellow townsmen, and II they
have never done anything worse they
will be sure of good place In the
other world as well as in this.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-08

As the elimination OF a long series
of family difficulties. John Feller was
yesterday afternoon put under $500
bonds 20 keep the peace by Justice
Webster The private prosecutor was
his wife, who claimed that her hus-
band threatened many times TO do
her bodily injury In support OF her
allegations there were two witnesses
called 20 testify, w. q. Reynolds and
Ray Todhunter. MIR. Reynolds testi-
fled TO having heard Feller make
threats such as II viii XIII you" not
less than six times. but for what
cause he did not know. Todhunter's
testimony brought TO light nothing
more than he had heard Feller and
his wife Quarreling Mrs. Feller and
Mr., Reynolds were the most criminat-
ing witnesses and Il was upon their
testimony that Feller was placed un-
der bonds 60 keep the peace.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-08
Board of Trade Meeting

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Salem Board OF Trade will be
held at It's rooms this evening at s
o'clock, All members are urged to
be present. c, l.. McNary, Pres;
A. r. Hofer. secretary
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-08

There will be an all-day mission
airy meeting In the First Methodist
church Thursday. A good program
has been prepared. Mrs A. 70. Ayers,
a missionary lately returned from In
dia, will give an address In the even
Ing. Everybody cordially invited.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-08

The circuit court OF appeals has de-
elded that the fine imposed on the
late Senator Mitchell cannot be col
leeted from his estate. aud that
death ended all punishment"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-08
Gilson's barber shop-tne best.
Taken 10 silverton-

Taken tO Silverton-
Sheriff Minto left this morning
with the forger, j. B. Hamlin, for
Stverton. where he is to answer to
the charge OF forgery OF a note on
the silverton bank In the sum OF $500
signing the name OF Charles King. Sr.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-08
The Removal saIe-

Az Barr's jewelry store continues
and hundreds OF persons are saving
a big percent by buying their Christ
mas, birthday etc. gifts now. Dis
count on cut glass. watches, dla-
monds. etc
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-08
A Big Product

The Capital bakery. on Court
street is turning out about 1900
loayes OF bread a day. besides about
2OOO pieces OF smaller stun, like pies.
cakes and cookies Manager Smith
says he has his hands full. but so far
has been able to meet all demands.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-08

Hop-Piekers Load the steamer
For the past few days the river
steamers OF the Oregon City Trans
portation Company have been run
ming steadily night and day in the
attempt TO transport the hop-pickers
from Portland and small towns along
the river TO this city, but owing TO
the water being at such low stage
this time OF year and the gravel bars
numerous in the main channels. the
steamers have been inadequate to ae-
eommodate all the people applying
for transportation. During the fore
part OF the week the steamer Pomona
came up from Portland with over a
hundred pickers, including their enor-
nous lot OF baggage. besides the regu-
lar load OF freight. The boat had
hard fight to get over the shallow
places and was compelled TO put the
donkey engine at work hauling IL
across with the aid OF stills
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-08

For the breath. For sale AZ;
Myers barber shop.
EcFe~'e ems
Water's cigar store.
Adolph's cigar store.
Dick MadisOn'a
The Spa
willamette HotSi
The Council.
Taikington's
Tie Court,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-08

To smoke good cigar as a poor
one. Buy a Tashmoo ish cigar
a la Corona i0e, or Sc Bon ros
cigar OF your dealer A home man
ufaeture.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-08

Hon. C. n, Macarthur has left for
Toledo, Lincoln county, where he will
preside at the opening OF the Lincoln
county fair
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-08

For sale or rent For prices an
terms see Voget Lumber Company
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-08
You Have Until

Friday evening 20 pay your water
bill but n sou do a. now you're sure
OF the discount 9-6-t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-08
oOttage Undertaking Parlors-

Cottage aud Chemeketa SITS. Calls
day or night j. c. slll Phone 724.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-08

Ten per cent of on water bills un-
an the 10th. 9-6-4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-08
q. y. Lehman. Assistant
Money Saved l. Money Earned

Undertaken. ith W I Rigdon
as Oourt street. 5-2i-eodtt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-08
AndersOn's shOp-siE BARRIERS. s-lstf


And coal call 1873 voget Lumber
Company.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-08
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Weather FOrecast-
Fair tonight and Thursday.
You
Are cordially requested 70 phone
any item OF interest. sch as a per-
s0nal about a friend or yourself. to
The Journal. Maln 80. No item too
small.
Andersons shop-siK BARRIERS. s-i6tf
Have Nou Paid
Your water bih2 s-6-A
Enr atnYn Mon.i-
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-08-26
TAKE A SUNSHINE TABLET FOR
THY sToMAcH's SAKE.

There never was such marvellous
prescription Tor stomach distress and
Indigestion as Mona.
No doctor ever wrote better one:
It's doubtful II any doctor ever VIII
It's so good that z. :. Jenkins says
money back n II doesn't cure.
A woman In Maine calls Mona the
sunshine prescription because she has
seen so many sour. miserable. aggrava.
ted dyspeptics turned into happy,
cheerful. sweet human beings In a few
days by taking Mona.
The stomach Is responsible for three
fourths OF the nervousness and half
the misery of the world. A.woman can
have first class stomach and yet be
miserable n she has husband who
Is nervous dyspeptic.
n you have Indigestion. belchins of
gas. heaviness after eating. drowsy SEN
sation after eating. sour stomach or
any miserable stomach disturbance the
prescription called Mona will put
you right. and bring sunshine into your
life In week.
A large box Of MI-o-na tablets cost
only so cents Mt Il. J. Jenkins and by
leading druggists everywhere. They
are small and easy to swallow.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-08-26

A scientist has announced that h
has discovered a bacillus which. after
il Is injected under The skin Of home
ly or ugly woman. viii make her beau
tiful In few hours. II such u the
case that fellows fortune Is made
Yet he need not come to Archer City
with his beautifying bacillus for the
women OF this city are pretty enough.
Archer Dispatch.
That fellows discovery would be Of
little value to him anywhere In Texas.
II would be out Of harmony with Ma
turc for It's native born women to be
ugly In this state where the breezes
are health tonics and bear with them
the odor OF millions OF sweet flowers
that bloom perennially and where in
Vulnerable birds iii the home and
farm and forest with music swecter
than aeollan strains. Oh. no. Away
with that fellow and his beautifying
bacillus. Fort Worth Star-Tclegram.
He'll never sell dimes worth OF
the stuff There are no ugly women.
on course some OF those Eastern In
dies have large feet. but as the pana-
cen Is not recommended for a reduc-
lion in size Of pedal extremities. he'll |
lind no sale for II.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-08-26

The farmers Of New England do not
sell many hides. but the manufacturers
II New England make coolies of leath-
er goods. They have put hides on the
iree list and shoes are not on the free
list. The manufacturer Of shoes can
thus get his hides from South America
and force the American farmer to sell
him hides at prices competing with
peon labor. and the United States
farmer himself VIII pay tho same old
protective price for a hide from his
COW made into boot. belt or bride.
This 10 a nice. large dose for the free
raw material advocate tn have TO
swallow. - oilinsville Times.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-08-26

Northwest Texas possesses Cha,
county and a potter county. but the
clay viii soon be too dry for working
purposes. Wichita Timcs
Northwest Texas never gets too dry
for working purposes working" the
suckers whome the land boomers
bring there from the North and East,
--Bonham News.
Montague county sand is neither
too dry or too wet for working purpo-
ses, and our people offer every one
a square deal. Come to Montague and
avoid the extremes Montague Dem
ocrat.
The Oracle would suggest that II
you would go to an ideal place. take
no chances. be certain YOU are right
and press forward, come to Young
county. locate In olney and prosperity
will BE- your portion.--Olnsy Oracle.
Is there any jealousy In any OF the
above paragraphs? II SO cut Il out.
Texas must be one common brother
hood OF counties from Texline around
to the gulf. Sabine Pass. up through
East Texas to Gus shaw's big farm.
thence west through Bonham to Wich-
ita--not forgetting the big county Of
Greer that the government took away
from us and gave to the Indians. Any
where In Texas Is an ideal place to
the man who Is satisfied with his
hom, Fort Worth star-Tclegram.
The star-Tclegram is right. II all
depends on the man being satisfied
with his home. The Eagle assures
the farmers OF Eraxos county they are |
living In the garden spot" OF the state |
and earnestly urges them to be salts
He'd with their surroundings
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-08-26

There IL something very pitiful about
n girl. She wears calico. but talks
knowingly about the latest styles I'm
silks. Her home Is furnished plainly.
but she knows the latest styles In
furniture: she knows how the silver
ware should be arranged at dinners.
the latest stitch for the marking Of
monographs on the finest table dam
ask. the etiquette TO be observed at a
dinner. q reception or ball. although
she never attended anything more
than neighborhood party In her life.
Her fathers monthly income Is not as
large as the pin money rich girl
would spend in day. but she knows
what the rich girl should wear and
buy TO be IN touch with the times.
She IL. In short. prepared At any time
to marry rich man and become q 90
ciety leader. --Atchison Globe.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-08-26

II we want to hold our trade. II we
want more business. II we want addi-
tional enterprises. II We want TO build
up our town. we must make an effort
and strenuous one In order to do t.
We cannot set around and fight each
other. and see our trade territory en-
croached upon from day to day and
expect to hold our own. That is an
impossibility.