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The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1909-04-01
Fixtures For Sale

All the fixtures OF the Wibaux
Mercantile Co. can be bought q,
any time either now or after sait
commences from Mr. Jas. Foreste,
who has charge Of the store. New
cases for .oun.er use, flour cases,
tnbles. window fixtures, Ribbo,
cases, in tact any or all the fixture,
IN this we'll equipped store con b.
had very cheap.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1909-04-01

Mrs. L. w. Lichards was a viS.
itor in town, today, from Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Shotwe'
IRE guests at tho Graham hotel, to.
lay, from the Edge Hill ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Straley ar,
visitors in town today, from thei,
arm.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1909-04-01
A RAILWAY
FOR PRESTON
~. p. wilIIet ConStruc-
ton Contract Within
80 Days
NOW BUYING RlGHTOFWAY

A short time ago when q crew u
N. P. surveyors We're sent out from
Mandan. vim Wibaux, to make
final survey for route through the
vicinity Of Preston, the Pioneer
made mention of the fact that
there was every evidence Of
that company constructing a
branch or "feeder" to their main
line from Mandan to Miles Git,
and this week we are in receipt OF
furt.er information giving strength
to our prediction, for which the
Mott. IN. d. Pioneer Press is re.
sponsible.
Although it was strongly believ,
ed that the proposed route would
extend to Miles at the time of the
survey, it may te possible that the
road viii. extend No farther than
Glendive. However, concerning
the new route, the Mott paper
states, in part, as follows:
"Some have thought possibly
that the persistent agitation Of rail
road building by this paper ha
been done through idle curiosity or
to command public attention.
Such has MT been our motive. 1t
has been our theory that if capital
ists could have the rich possible re-
sources Of this county exploited tc
them in convincing terms, it then
only remained for them to display
ordinary business ability ana trans
portation lines would build in due
time. 1t is only matter OF bust
ness with the n. P. as their large
main line interests are Ut stake anc
the steady decrease in monthly re-
ceipts at the several points at the
north Of us tell the tale-the Mil
waukee is getting the business-tht
N. P. must have ''feeder'' or
new main line.
The name of the new ''feeder,'
or the Manda.- .Glendive extension
will be known as the Western Da
kota R'y. Go. and operated by tn,
Northern Pacific officials, an(
Land Commissioner Thos. Coope
of the N. +. has given it on
through their recently authorized
right Of way agent, Geo. II. hton'
Of Mott, that the construction con
tracts will be let within ~ day
ana the grading commenced befor
the LIST Of June. Mr.. Stone vii
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1909-04-01
CHAM Der or
COMMERCE
Appoints MuIlend0re as
Delegate to Meeting
Of Publicity Bureau
AT HELENA. APRIL 9TH

The Chamber Of Commerce held
its regular meeting at the Fire hail
on Monday evening and although
the attendance WAS unusually
small, some very important bust
moss matters were transacted.
After the meeting had bcen
called to order By President o.
gain the advertising committee Rs
ported on their work during this
week and informed the Board that
the matter of envelope advertising
had been left with the ecitor OF t1a
Wibaux Pioneer, with the under,
standing that he submit proof Of
same at the meeting which was &c.
cordingly done, and after all mHln-
bers present having passed on tao
advertisement, it was recommend.
ed by the board. The adver,ia.ng
committee also informed the board
that the matter Of arranging toi~
der was still pending until su'a D
time when all their members could
get together.
President Qrgain reported on
the proposition Of securing aD, oil
tank at Wibaux, inasmuch as 70
site that favorable communj .cati o..
had already been received from TIE
Continental Oil Co., but that nosa
ing definite could be le arnel until
he heard further from them.
Among some Of the most impor-
tant proceedings at this NEE ing
WAS the appointment Of Mr.. Mnll.
endore as . delegate to attenA the
meeting Of the State Publicity
Bureau, which will be held IN
Helena on Wednesday moruing,
| April I. Th'. Publicity Buresv
was created by tho recent legisis-
tive assembly in recognition Of e.
vorable time in which to advertise
and otherwise promote develop
ment Of the states resources ord
lin accordance with this action n
the part of the Legislators, Cove
lnor E. l.. Norris sent out circua ara
Ito the chairmen of Board of County
Commissioners, G Mayors OF citie,:
secretaries of commercial clubs.
boards of commerce, business m,zA
associations, and all newspansT
publishers, requesting their pssa'
epce At this, the first meeting q
the Publicity Bureau.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1909-04-01
BEGINNING TO
TAKE NOTICE
Facts About Montana
are Realized Back
= asst
SETTLERS COMINGIN FAST

Eastern people looking for new
md better homes where good sol
8 free and climate the best in tht
world, are beginning to wake VI
60 the fact that Montana has n
Equal for all these excellent quail
les, and in consequence Of this.
.ettlers are coming in on ever,
rain.
It was but q short time ag,
when scarcely a patch Of grounc
lnder the plow, large enough 70,
gardening purposes could be founc
n eastern Montana, while today
here are thousands of acres
;holce farming lands, which have
already demonstrated their useful
ness and greet value to the farme
and dairy man and for the future.
We can truthfully say, that nevel
',efore was the outlook better fo
IN exceedingly prosperous IN
progressive year in Eastern Mon
tana than this coming season.
There are not less than f1ft'
steam and gasoline plowing rigs il
the valley at the present tim
which are now being put in oper
alton for the spring breaking an'
blowing, and more rigs are ar'iv.
ng from the east every week.
As matter Of fact the railroad
realizing the great inducement
that are available to the farmer il
his section, have already put spec
:al homeseekers' rates in effect
rom all points in the east to Wi
,aux and other poiuts III Montana,
md with the 32O are homestea'
aw, passed in the recent session
f the legislature, which become:
| Elective in July, we have ever.
eason to believe great influx o
ettlers will come to Eastern Mon
| ana this summer, and during th'
ext two years Dawson comfy viii
ION the appearance of an old an<
ong settled community.
HAVE THE RIGHT IDEA.
That the people III the eastern
tates have the right idea concern
ng Montaua's wide fields of op
,ortunities is evidenced by tn
ollowing article which was pub
ished in the Minneapolis Dali
'ournal:-
"Perhaps no section Of the g'ob
ffers greater opportunities to tn
side awake settler today than Mon
sana. In the first place, look 8
he vast acreage of 100000
,cres, more than enough to max
tx New England states, only 20
| 10000 acres are taken, l8, 600. 90
,cres are reserved for irrigation
forestry and parks. $4,000, 1000 al
urveyea and open 20 homes'ea
ettlers, while IS, 100000 are sti
unsurveyed,
To make up for the shortage j
rainfall. Montana is we'll supple
with lakes, rivers and spring
AVAILABLE for irrigation project
Minnesota, Florida and Texas a.
,aid to be the only states SO we
Equipped in this direction. Sou
of the small streams are alreaC
taken for irrigation purposes, b
none of the large streams are uti
ized to anything like their capacit
The general government, cooper
tive farmers companies, aud p
vate capital vie with each other
\ Irrigation projects which insu
tho swift development Of t
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16
Workouts at EmeryyiIle

March 15-Track fast.
Henry O-TsFo miles in 3:34 40.
RoalIa-Fiye-eighths in 1:02 So.
Tennessee Boy-Haif in 81 rs
Dixon elle-Tbree-quarters in 1:Ie.
Blue Hezon-Three quarters in 30 2-5.
Roberta-Three-eight in .37 2-5.
Combury-Taree-q quarters in 1:21 2-5.
Haber-Three-qu quarters in 1:2e.
yondel and Judge Quinn-Half in :53.
Aftermath-MiIe in 1:45 40.
Grahame-Three eighfhs IN 81 As.
Mile and Ledex-Fiye-eighths in los.
Dovalto-1hree quarters in III
Warner Grisweil and Apt-Three -eighths in
81 3-5.
A. B. ook-Three-eighths in :3s
Miss Worth-Half in 81 2-5.
Katie AThree-quarters in 1:2I 2-5
George N. Raadle-HaH in 50 3-5.
Lady ol-Three-auarters in lis 20.
Boss-Five-e ghths in 1:es %
Royal Tourist and Westbury-Fiye-eig ghths IN
I:0f
Larry MuIiigan- an-Five-eighths In 1904.
Eibliek-lbree- quarters in 1:20 40.
Colonel Jaek-Mile in las 2-5.
DR.. Leggo-Three-qHarters in 1:1e.
Ed Davis--Three- quarters IN 1:19.
Moorish -Five-eightIs IN :o4 4-5.
A. Muskoday-Mlle In l:47 is.
J. C. Core-Half in :49 rs.
Instant-Hslf in 80.
Vronsky- -Three-quarters in lis Is
Fmnyside-Nile in las
Volocay-Three- quarters IN 1-20.
Captain John-EIalf in :51 2-5.
Flying Dancs-Three- shths in 80.
Ezp-Three- -eighths in :3s.
Beimence- in los.
Lighthouse Five-eighths in los.
County -Three-eighths in .59.
Gemmell-HaIf in 100 3-5
Gene Russeli-Three-quart In 1:19 Is
Prithee-HaIf in 81 2-5.
Belchamber-Seven-eieht in 1:s5 is.
Kieiner Togel-Three eighths IN :3s.
Fairmont--Three ghtbs IN 81 2-5.
Crsb-Three- -eighths in :3S 3-5
Big Chief-Three-q quarters in 1.16 2-5.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16
UPHOLDS THE LOCKE
LAW AGAINST ALL
TRACK GAMBLING
Louisiana Supreme Court De-
cides Test Case Brought
by Book Makers

NEW ORLEANS. March 15.-By a
una ninlous opinion the state supreme
court today upheld the constitution
ality of the Locke law prohibiting gam
bling on racetracks. and approved the
sentence OF imprisonment and fine i'm
posed on Robert Sheffleld and Placide
Frigererio. who served as book makers
in test made Of the law at City Park
racetrack.
The decision will, it is believed, be
accepted as putting an end to attempts
to operate racetracks IN Louisiana
while the law remains on the statute
books
1t is also considered exceedingly
probable that both Frigererio and Shef-
field, having simply been used for the
purpose of making a test, Will be par
doned. so far as the Imprisonment Tea
ture of the sentence goes.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16
DIVIDEND NOTICES

DIVIDEND NoTIeE-For the twelfth fscsi year
the regular dividend of 6 per cent on the can
ital stock OF the Banca Syizzera- Arnerfeana
has been declared and is now payable at Lo-
carno. Switzerland, or ct It's agency at 1852
Fillmore St. San Francisco. Detach coupon
No 12-1e0S for Frs 3o-and collect Il through
your bank snd Ii VIII be paid az eur office at
the rate of 1915 per coupon
BRUSNER. MARTIN & ToGNAZZINI, Agents
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16

I'd Peters is training IS hursss for PAU ].
Rainey at BenniBg.
William Karrick is training six horses in ths
also may train Is for II. r whitney. a''''
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16
EMPLOYMENT wANTED-aIaIe

DAILY & DEAARFISI
ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS
Make speciality of keeping books Of firms whose
business does not warrant the employment of 3
regular book keeper; terms reasonable. Room
1902 Humboldt Bank bldg. Phone Doug 3O46
BOOK KEEPER having spare time desires small
set of books TO keep. S years experience
Z. a.. Harrison. 800 Market St
BAR TENBER-siagIe man. wants situation
day or night. 80 years DID, references; small
pay S. HUT-LIS. 413 Vermont st.
COLLECTOR Experienced; best 81 references
thoroughly acquainted with city. Address
G. H.. box 4641. Call office. 1861 Fillmore st
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16

the expectation of slipping his entire stable
esst ht the close q the Emeryviiie meeting.
Coionsl r. T. Appleeate's good coft Seinpro-
mum is sure starter IN the Kentucky derby
4 he continues 10 train we'll
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16

colonel II. II. MoSbv- manager Tor Jockey
Mccarthy, returned yesterday from Arcadia
Win .fhe report that the h0v. whose leg vs.,
rrr,rr-r hrlken, was out % drneer end doIne
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16

r. p. Jennings res q bit sore when his 6ii-
Intrinsic was ordered scratched from the snve-
rile race bF The judges on account of having
warmed uu lame- Jennings declared that The
Fly was 40 screr than uHo1 the occasion Of q
recent victory 81 Arcada. She had .ro-l-e5
wel f0r the race snd her owner and his friends
lsl succeeded "a getting substantial ursrers
Gown at 70 I when bets were declared OF
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16

=. J. Ferguson. proprietor of the F1eur % rs
stable, arrived from Seattle yesterday or ne
ANIMAL trip 10 California and probably VII
s1e1d the remainder of tie season here.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16

The cclrrs ~ Isi Nldo stable viii be seen no
more Trainer George Miller hiss been hsviar -
raneA bad luck vita the string that the pro-
l.rletors NJ fhe stable have c0neludcd 10 rsrs-e
ron TIE sport and the horses-SeweIE Cello
Hoc1ianoer y and orarasss-hare been sold 10
william Cahill- miller probably VIII pick % a
horse ~ TWO 70 train Tor himself
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16

5o-kers Dercrich ard Clark were each fined
80 for disobedienee AZ the post in the opening
rsnr-
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16
MEETINGs-LegaI

MEETINGS-LegaI
ANNUAL MEETING-Ihe annual meeting OF the
stock holders os the Western Sugar Refining
Co. will be held at the office OF the COMPANY
No. 80 Clay ST, San Francisco. Cal on
Monday. the 10th day Of March. 1909. at IL
o'clock a. M. for the purpose OF elecfing a
board OF directors TO serve for the ensuing
business may before the meeting
The transfer books will close on Friday, March
10, 1909. at IL O'Clock a. m
W. II. HANNAH. Secretary
ANNUAL MEETING-The snnual meeting Of
the stock holders OF the Insular Improvement
CO. viii be held at the office OF the company
90 Clay St. San Francisco California on
Monday, the 29th day OF March. 1909. at IL
o'clock q. m, for the purpose Of eleeting a
board of directors 10 serve for the ensuing
year aud for the transaction OF such other
business as may before the meeting
The transfer books VIII close on Friday. Msrcn
&c. 1909, at O'Clock p.
W. II. HANNAH. Secretary
ANNUAL meeting Of the stock holders OF the
Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Company will be
held on Tuesday Marcn %, 1909. al the hour
OF IL o'clock a. m. at the office OF the com
cisco. CAL, for the purpose OF eiecting directors
for ne ensuing year and for the Consideration
and transaction Of such ether business as nav
come before the meeting Transfer books will
close Saturday, March Is, 1eoe BY order
OF the president
H. W. THOMAS, Secretary.
Dated March S. 1900
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16

Presiding Judge E. G.. Hopper plans 70 re-
r1rl fe rs hone az Husto1Fliie. Ky as soon
o. tne EnerTFl-le meeting comes TO close
Tr tl the llea - putting ln the sumner on his
faru. Ee win rake brief ston "a ronfe 81
DouEiass. Ariz-. - visit relatives.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16
TARNs-DAIRlEs

PLOW TRANSFERS. ETC.
Il plOU teamsters. large and small teams 81
70 S3-50 fare $50 70 $40 "a.
teansters, good ranch. So 30 n.
= farmers orchards and vineyards. $50 a.
Man % miik IS cows pfivaie Diacc. SO "a
ehorsmen. ranches and private. SIS and
$50 ID
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16

s Prank Skinner departed yesterday for Cor
0nal0 Bearh whore be win ride IN The porr
raoes Peter Clark is calling the races in
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16

The Calls Handicap Forecast
REpEEM-Goop sHIP-MIss PICNIC

Ratings are for fast track.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16

Bv Winning The long distance race yesterday
llekeT Iapiin tied with jockey heogh for the
siding bonors q the season. Taplin had been
cre winning mount behind Keogh Tor a week
he1eh vas OH q the saddle yesterday On ac-
count of not feeling well
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16
NARRIFn HEIP

MARRIED. HE34E-
Choreman and wife. ranch; boss here $40 n.
Married farmer. Yuba CO.. SO and house
PcFter and wife as chamber maid. hotel, $50.
FARE REFUNDED
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16
THE MIST-OESA-ADENA
The Calls Form Chart Of Races at Emeryyille

n "a $ n
One dad enth Track
c Hopper
\ up l 0
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16
COOKS AND OTHER HELP.

) cooks. different country hotels so to SIS IN.
Night cook. country restaurant. SO fd-
3 walters. near city. $50 ID
dish washers and kitchen hands. s25 and
$50. III.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16

Barnes SchreIber spent Sundsr At his breeding
farm in j oi8 county. he found tse Suburban
winner Nraicn. recently shipped there from
arcadia. in superb condition. The horse has
flrellF been meted n eight mares Schreihs.r-s 5
rood mare Anglets recently dropped q fine look
llE foEl hT ST. Armicrs-
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16

Nay Hi-sch has purchased the rear old
hustern IRON g. y. Berry
Rubr'c is now the prepertF OF william Dur
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16

co TO LASSEN co
NEW-BIGEJOB.
RS-HASf1IERMEN.
MUCKERS.
80 hammermen a1d muckerS. SCI 30.
80 tesnsters. $3.50
FARE REFUNDED.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16

MECHANICAL HELP
MschRst. country shop. $3.50 a day
Stieke- hand, factory. country. boss here. 50
day
Carriage painter. country shop. 50 day.
Handy nan, do little black smithlag- So u.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16

colonel W. r Applegsfe is planning 70 trans
fr bis stable ~ Kentucky Tor the Louisville
F1rlng meeting ~ rhe close Of the Emervville
season Later be probably viii race On The
e@W ho-k tracks. IN order 10 give jockey A
VI ash, Wlo D. under contract 70 him. an oopor-
-UnlrF ~ snow what be can do OF the metropOs-
i-an cireuir- Colonel Apnlegsfe has put in
very Improbable season here. being about $40
90 loser on his betting operations az TIE
Ll-e-EEL-Le nnet-rE.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16

'Cbicago BrieB. weu known plunzer.
v1o has been operating a. Arcadia. came up
lr1rr fln southern track yesterday and was a
prominent squire in TIE EmeryviIle ring. O'Brseu
owns ClaDlet- which Andy Blskeiey Is training.
Ee had an improbable experience AZ Arcadia
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16

WAIVED
100 LABORING3fEN
To occupy clean single rooms at THE ORIcT
NAL MECHANICS HOTEL, qfs Howard 81
between 5th and 9th; 15c zee 15c dev- 81
S1.50 week; good. clean meals. 10c CD. SHA "
RROTHERS
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16

u rftur Re6fern. r'hO hss been out n tho
D. for tuo Years IS planning % Resume
riding In England the coming summer His
fsther VIII sccomrerT him ahroad.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16

WOOD CHOPPERS-WCOD CHOPPERS
10 wood choppers % cut wood for steam
shOvels and donkey engines.
Wood choppers. Sonoma and Santa Cr1
counties. S1-T5 TO s. cord.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16

Tfe standing n rhe principal American own
RS IN stable winnings Tron January ] 10 dat
IS follows. s. G. Hiidrefh. 81 6f.5. r A
T0rsrlhe- Sz2.sl-. Barney Schreiber. $4,000
u. r. Chiun Si4 600. T. L Thognas S13 500
7. II. Williams S1I 600, II q Beduell s11 800
7. o. a. G. H keene. SO 200. u. Walker
fa.1o0- r. DUNE s. 000- ST James stable
$3.50. " Gerst $3.50. r. p. csrnsn. $500
william CahiI. Sc 500: Pasadena stable Sc coo
Al k1eniEsberg 5000.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16

TO THE MINES.
GOID-SILVER R-COPPER-C0AL-
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
10 machine miners. gold mines. S91.S0.
machine miners s0Hfh. SO ID
10 more coal miners. big wages.
Powdermens understand blasting 500.
FARE REFUNDED
10 teamsters. new work $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16

s. r. Hrsreth hzs applied 70 superinreudenf
r7rrkr fc- his old stable 81 the c0ucv Island
iocEey cluis track a. Sheepshead Bar. with
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16

WHITE PALACE HOTEL
SPECIAL NOTICE
15S NEW SINGLE ROOMS. INCLUDING
BATHS. Sun AND ELECTRIC LIGHT IN
EVERY ROOM
$40 PER wBEE CALL AND SEE THEM.
60 SAFE DEPOSIT BONES
FREE Or CHARGE TO Guests
SEQ spiendidly furnished rooms. &c. soc AMI
I9c per day. free bath with every r0oms lar<-
est hotel 0ffce and clubT00m on Pacinc COAST
facing Van Ness av-; baggago checked and
stored fres OF charge; highest grade OF white
help employed
WHITE PALACE HOTEL-NEVER CLOSED
llrh a1d Market sts-. san Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16

FREE FARE-AGAIN
:. P FENCE GANG
= laborers 70 work On fence gang. south.
FREE FARE.
SHIP TO-DAY
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-10-01
ANNIVERSARY OF THE install
LATION OF THE COUNTRY
MAIL SERVICE,
More Than Forty Thousand Carriers
Are Now Delivering Mail to Farms
Throughout the Nation.

W. SHINGTON. oct. To-day is
the thirteenth anniversary of the in
ed States and the records show that no
branch of the postal service has had
so recent a beginning with equally re-
markable results
The honor of the first attempt to
test the practicability of such a radi
dividual delivery rests with five routes
from three postoffices in est Nir-
ginia
The innovation was so great that it
took some time for the people to be
store for them. BY the end of the
third fiscal year after this service be-
gan but 391 routes were established,
at an annual expenditure of S15O,012.
The convenience. as well as ethical
economical commercial ana euuct-
tional benefits incident to this public
utility were now SO forcefully Demon
strated that expansion went on rapid
ly. the cost aggregating up to the
present time no less than $40, 900, 900.
The 4O.S04 carriers in covering their
40,919 routes traverse more than
100000 miles every secular day of
the year excepting New Year, aWsh-
ington's birthday, Memorial or Deco
alton day independence, labor, and
Thanksgiving days, or the Monday
following. should those days fall or
the Sabbath. In making their daily
round more than 10000 900 rural
residents are served.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-10-01
THIRTEEN YEARS
RURAL DELIVERY
Grain Rates EquaIized.

CHICAGO Oct. THE Southern and
Western railroads tariffs equalzing
grain RACES to the southeast from all
points in Iowa. North and South Da-
kOta, Minnesota and Nebraska so that
grain can be moved through this city
at rates equal to those of ST. Louis
and other junction points became eff
fective today. AT the same time fiat
rates 60 into eeffct on grain south of
the Ohio river from Cincinnati and
Louisville at cents a hundred pounds
less than through other Ohio river
crossings, in order to eQualiZe the
shrinkage allowance which has been
made heretofore, So that all gateways
will be on a parity.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-10-01
"Rauued Robin"

Chauncey Olcott is giving shivers
musical and sentiment for everybody
at the Keylor Grand wheer he pre-
sents his wife's pretty ideas. collabor-
ating with Mrs. Young and called
Ragged Robin"
Mr. Olcott is in capital voice this
season. He has a lot of new barney
and sly rogue harmless wit. couple
of dancing steps likely to revoutionize
hops. and the cry has gone out to
come on, the singing's fine.
There are fairies who slam about in
magic WhirlWinds and storm the
ground of Chauncey's mnishannon
with apple blossoms and beat about
the bush at furious rate: and a
banshee with a shuddery roar which
is likely to scare a body out of six
years growth, and so much of Chaun-
cey OIcott, the beloved, that his popu-
larity is undiminished.
AS a matter of fact, the packed
houses fairly gnaW its programs in
rapture over Chauncey, his songs, his
comedy, his play.
He has never had a more satisfc
tory company nor one which could
raise as many legitimate laughs by
straight-away downright good acting.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-10-01
Norfolk E. Southern Hearinq.

NORFOLK, Va. Oct. 1.-The hear
ing of the application for the sale of
the Norfolk & Southern railway under
foreclosure proceedings by the Trust
company of America. trustee, under
an issue of bonds voted by the road,
was begun here today before Judge
Waddill of the United States District
court. The road was placed in the
hands of receivers July l. 1907. but
the indications are that the receiver
ship will he terminated by the first of
the coming year