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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-08-29

Attorney Robson was transact.
ing business in Chappell yesterday.
Mrs. Hileman and Mrs. Allen
left Tuesday night for visit in
Nebraska.
Miss Olive Pound is entertaining
her friend Miss Louis Reicheldt
this week.
Everitte Huffman came up from
Ogalalla Sunday morning for a
short visit.
Fred and Dorothy Francis Will
son returned from their Denver
visit Tuesday evening.
Howard Virgins entertained
his father of Central City. Nebras-
ka between trains on Sunday.
Miss Dorothy McNew and her
sister Mrs. Young of Ogalalla left
Sunday for few days outing in
Denver.
Invitations are out for the we'd
ding of Miss Martha Pauline Har-
rison to Mr.. Charles Wesley Rook
.Jr. on Sept. 2nd.
Erick Leef living near Chappell
found it $3.50 to his advantage to
bring one load of rye to the Jules
burg market this week.
Mrs. w. II. Pound and Mrs.
Norah B. Redford are entertaining
Margaret Colling IL little niece
from Denver this week.
Master Charles Ellis and Miss
Mary Helen DobelI are entertain.
ing number of their little friends
at birthday party this afternoon.
Mrs. Finley Dye is entertaining
her Sunday School class ''The
True BIues'' with a dinner and
supper at the river this afternoon.
Judge Adams together with his
daughter Mrs. Millikeu and little
grand daughter left "Wednesday
morning for an outing at Colorado
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Morgan iv-
ing South of Ovid were called to
Denver Sunday on account of the
serious illness of Mrs. Nor
gans mother.
Mrs. f. N. Kelsey is entertain
ing her mother Mrs. L. II. Hig-
gems of North Hampton, Mass.
Mrs. Higgens will be a guest for
several weeks.
The skating rink opened at the
Opera House under the manage
ment of Lee Harvey last night.
Mr.. Harvey will continue same
during the fall and winter months.
Rev. w. NJ. Dye is at Confer.
ence this week and there will be
no preaching service at the Meth
odlst church next Sunday in con-
sequence; the other services of the
church will be as usual.
Miss Irene LaVelle who has
been spending couple of months
visiting with friends in Miller and
Lexington Nebr. returned to Jules
burg last week. Miss IAVclle
says she hadap exceedingly pleasant
vacation and returns with new
vlgor to enter into her school
duties. She will teach the Pleas
ant View school this year. The
Board can be congratulated upon
their Judgment in selecting a |
teacher.
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Congregational Church.

Seats free cordial welcome to all.
1000 a. m.-Sunday School
ll:c0 a. m.-Public Worship
"A Labor Day Sermon
2:3O p. m.-Junior Christian Endeavoi
500 P. M.-Public Worship
7th. Sermon: in Joseph Series: THE
Reconciliation.
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ciety and Ministerial Relief

In response to the suggestion of
State Superintendent Rev. John
G. Carmen. the :. :. Board voted
to invite the next County :. :.
Convention to meet at the Con-
gregationaI church October 10 and
~
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Reopening Of West side Black
smith shop

Best workman ship. Prompt atten-
ton. Satisfaction guaranteed. Bring
on your horseshowing, plow lays and
repair work, Stone and Burns
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Notice

Will party owning Lot tenlO) Block
nine tsl Hill! side Cemetery kindly COM
munacate with the Undersigned.
Geo. II Thompson
Town Clerk
Aug. 22-Sept. 5
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You can get your pictures taken at
any time Day or Night at the Studio
in the City Garage building.
Satisfaction guaranteed
Y. Nakamura.
Jap Photographer
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Local and Personal
Julesburg Lodge Directory

A. F. & A. Md and 4th Fridays.
Eastern Star-2nd and 4th Tuesdays.
!. o. O. Every Saturday.
NJ. W. A.-2nd and 4th Thursdays.
Royal Highlanders-First ard Third
Mondays.
Rebekahs-lst and 3rd Tuesdays.
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CLASSIFIED ADS
School Children

We carry fine line of school sup
plies at very reasonable price.
Bruce Campbell
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Plastering and Cement Block
Work.
BY day or contract Estimates furn.
ished.
J. M. White.
Aug. 22-Sept l2
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-08-29

For Sale Household goods, piano
and horses. also property for sale or
rent. Phone Argyle 56.
X X. Carson, Julesburg
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STEEL RANGES

SlEEL NANIES
Majestic the best range
made $500
Monarch Malleable
Ranges 5000
Moores Glass Oven door
Ranges $500
New MaIleable Iron
Quick Meal Range
With Enamel Oven
door $500
Six Hole Banquet Steel
Ranges 45.0O
Six Hole Wonder Steel
Ranges 40.O0
Four Hole Wonder Steel
Ranges $500
We have other Steel Ranges
cs cheap as $500
See our line before you buy.
Dye Bros Hardware
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Photos Taken by Electric Light

Aug. 22-Sept. 5
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Aug. 22-29
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-02
Special Nugget Service.

SYRACUSE, Oct. 2.-The democrat ic state convention began here today Ii would be almost impossible to fore
 tell who will be the candidate of the party for governor. In spite of the apparent unity of the party on nation al issues it is badly divided In New York state and d pretty warm time may be expected when it comes u ,ie nominations. al
 Tammany will make the effort "i it's life to display its power but It IS opposed as strongly as ever ey the other wings of the party. particula-i, by Hearst who is using his papers tc
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ton from the republican ticket of the Roosevelt electors. Hilles has openly accused Flynn of trying to destroy the republican party and at the same time to further his ambition to enter the United States senate.
 So far no positive evidence has been given which would show that Roose- welt had actually asked Standard oil or Hartman for funds, despite the evidence of Harriman's secretary and others to the effect that Hartman had raised funds at Roosevelts request.
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For a time it vas thought that the people of candle would have armed themselves and taken by force the freight from the l.eelanaw when she refused tu stay in the Arctic after october first. When Marshal Powell and Hart Humber returned from | trip in the hills to candle many were there talking of arming and for a time matters looked very serious. When the crowd became quieter some sug gested bringing some kInd of fake attachment proceedings to hold the
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e.. dle would nave brri .ef 'n n much more serious condition had no; aIl gone down to keewslik to help un- load tn. ship. Barney Watson allow ed the food stuns to b. pi"d on the beach without checking and by this means and with the help oi al pres cnt aIl the fuodstuffs were taken o't Even before the arrival of the Leeia- faw m Candle provisions had run down so far that the stores were re- fusing to sell various kinds uf articles Now. however. the provision stock Is all right and the only serious want Is that of coal.
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Special Nugget Service

ST. PETEESEURG. oct |. The of the armies Uf Bulgaria, Ser, id and Greece which IS now tak ing place probably means the imme date opening of war against Turkey. At any moment this city expects tO hear thai either d formal declaration has Deen made or that bodies of tn. hostile forces have met and fought.
 Bulgaria Is taking the lead this time. but Greece. Turkeys old defeat
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STANDARD OIL
 GAVE MONEY
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. oct 2. The most damning testimony yet given against Roosevelt came from Sheldon. the former treasurer uf the republican party late this afternoon before the senate Investigating committee. Shel- don sworc that in the campaign of 1904 Roosevelt had received Sl00.OO0 from Standard oil. and that similar amounts were contributed by Morgan. Prick and Gould.
 This evidence. coming from the man who handled the Roosevelt funds eight years ago. is regar Id 'as tantamount to the death of RoOsevelt's hope of election next Nove.nber. sheldon gave facts and figures in sstsi,
 Roosevelt has all along denied. how ever, that Standard oil was asked for money by him or with his knowledge.
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Fresh fruits and vegetables Royal Fruit Store

that Beasley Is putting on lots of deg and giving no indication whatever that his past was different.
 Beasley was accused of forging a government draft here in Nome. but another went in chase and follow I him over the English speaking world and further until they finally got h IT and brought him back. The chs.e even covered South Africa On his return Basley had a change of venue to Juneau and. after 1t all. secured an acQuittal.
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legal by the civil authorities. He wac backed up by the American milit Iy authorities who attempted to prevent the sheriff from interfering. Amongst the military men who took part were the four arrested. The sheriff advised which he believed should be left to the civil authorities. but they declined to accept his advice and he placed
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BULGARIA, SERv|A AND
 GREECE READY FOR WAR

the ottoman empire place their great est hopes.
 The great danger to peace does not come dilr,tiy from thus War ih itself. uut from the complications which m,s come to lns OIse some of the grea' powers. Russia Is probably on ne side of lts re -reilgionists of the Balkan states and other powers believe the Musoo,ltc hand can be seen in IL all
 With the three countries. Bulgaria Greece and Servia lighting in d unitei way the war IS sure 10 be prolonged.
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to have re. engc. Scr,ia and its httie army will 50 into the nsht with the old hope ol smashing Us former mas ter.
 The general opIuIon In IniiItary GIT les here Is that Turkey ean whip th' bunch II others kccy their hands Olt. When SeIsIa Nun its freedom From Turkey Il made d gallant httie hshi. but II could never haze hoped for victory alone. Greece in the last War was like d chnd in the hands of the Turk. tpon Bulgaria the enemies of
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QUIT STATION
 AT kALlAG
DID NOT PAY AND
 BUSINESS DONE AT NuLATO.

The wireless station al kaltag has been abandoned by the government as il was unable to pay its expenses. ac- curding to word received at the Nome station.
 The business formerly transacted by Kaltag will be handled by the Nu- lato station in future. The rates to Iditarod. however. will be the same.
 It Is the intention of the depart ment to establish new station in the Koyukuk to handle the busine J fer that section which has been growing in importance in recent times.
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JORDAN WILL
 TALK PEACE
CALIFORNIA PROFESSOR QUITS
 TO FIGHT FOR HUMANITY.
Nugget Special Service.

SEATTLE, Oct. 2.-PrOfessOr Starr Jordan of Stanford University has de- clared his intention to resign from the university in 1915 and to devote the remainder of his life to the work of bringing about international peace. He stated here yesterday that he has contemplated this step for several years and has now decided finally to take it.
 He has been associated with Stan ford for many years and has earned leading place amongst the profes- sors of the country.
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ADAMS, ASSAY IHIEF, C0NEESSES
CANDLE PEOPLE TALKED
 USING FORCE ON LEELANAW

The pro, lsious put on at keewalik included the supplies for Squirrel riv- CT and that nas been saved from ..r, serious situation.
 It ls suA hoped that th. LeeIanaw uII gu back to unload after having made the necessary arr tusements to permit the holding of th- charter and tE,. securing of the insurance.
 The difficulty might have been avoided If the telephone line had not gone down just when II wts needed X man Was sent out to repair It. but the repairs were not made in time and the ship had to return.
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POLITICIANS
 STlLl.OU|ET
NONE OF THE PARTIES MAKING MOVES TOWARDS NOM
 NATION.

Questions asked the various official representatives of the different politi- the information that there Is nothing doing Ia present. Not one of the par ties has made a move towards calling made officially to get together. Even some of the candidates. when seen this morning. pleaded ignorance of any movement in preparation for the election. although the day Is now dis tant only d month.
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TWO MORE DEAD. Sp>cisl Nu0aSt Sorvioe.

NEWPORT. Oct. 2.-J. w. Runpf and II. l.. Welder. machinists. have died as the result of injuries received by the explosion aboard the destroyer off this harbor yesterday. The two men were badly mutilated and their deaths were expected. It Is feared that more fatalities may result.
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Special Nugget Service

WASHINGTON. oct. l.-E. II. Hooker. treasurer of the progressives
 stated on the witness stand today that Charles k. Crane of Chicago gave S7O. 900 towards the campaign of La Lollette and Wilson. Part of the money was intended to aid LaFollette in getting the republican nomination and the part given for Wilson was to help toward the election of the dem ocrat. The evidence was regarded as
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MRS. SERGEANT DEAD. Special Nuaset Ssrs,ea

SEATTLE, Oct. Mrs. Prank F.. Sergeant. grand president ot the ladies auxiliary of the Brotherhood oi 1 Locomotive Bremen for the state of Washington. died here yesterday. She had occupied a prominent place for several years owing to the active part taken by her in railroad union circles.
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Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 BEVERLY. Oct. 2.-President Taft and Pierre Loti. the eminent French writer, statesman and peace advoHate discussed the question of pei;s at length here today. Loti is now head of the French navy and considered to be one of the ablest administrators os his department while being also a most warm friend of peace.
 The meeting of the two statesmen is said to be due to a desire to renew the acts which were formerly propos- ed between this country. Great Britain and France for the preservation O: the worlds peace.
 Lott believes that combination Of the three powers would make pe,ce necessary all over the word. aad
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for his thefts from the Seattle assay office and he will be sent back as soon us possible.
 He appeared to be quite cool and collected but apparently suffered men tally from the prospect ahead of him.
 His straying from the straight and narrow path again Is due to his love
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CRANE GAVE $70,000l
 TO CAMPAIGN FUNDS

a peculiar illustration of the manner of some wealthy men who desire G. keep on good terms with different sides.
 The evidence to be given be.ure the senate Investigating committee to- morrow will probably be the most in teresting yet given. Interest in thu proceedings is increasing and th" leaders of the different political par ties are watching the evidence with absorbed interest.
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Special Nugget o'rvles.

NEWPORT. Oct. 1. Lieut. Donald r. Morrison was killed outright and seven seamen were badly injured when an explosion took place on the destroyer Wake off this port yester- day. only the mere news of the eX- plosion has arrived here SO far and details as to the cause of the accident
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LEELANAW IS
 FINED $I,000
FINE MAY BE REFUNDED BY THE
 DEPARTMENT LATER.

R. w. J. Reed. Nome's customs of ficer.. has inflicted a fine of sl.oOo pro- visionally on the steamer Leelanaw for carrying passengers without a H. cense.
 The law says that the fine to be imposed is $500 for each offence. but 1t Is doubtful whether a separate of- fence can be charged for each pas senger carried.
 The department can later call on the fine if it finds that those who were carried were not really passenger
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CIVIL AND MILITARY
 ' CiASnIINIlAR|zoNA

them all under arrest. crowds wit messed the unusual spectacle of Amer ican army officers being taken th-"rgh the streets as prisoners and the crowd seemed to be divided in it's sympa- tines.
 If is not known whether the army officers had been given authority to act or not by the war department.
 Roberts was also arrested.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-02
WORKING ON
 CANDLE FREIGHT
TRYING TO ARRANGE FOR lEE- LANAW TO GO NORTH
 AGAIN.

Telegrams are being dispatched to- day to the outside in the attempt to make arrangements by which the Leelanaw would be able to return to the Arctic and unload her coal and lumber and dredge.
 Mir. Greenberg. who owns the coal and MT. Johnson. the dredge man. are working with the captain. but no an- swer has been yet received to the tele- grams sent out.
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DEMOCRATS CONVENTION
 IN NEW YORK STATE l.

carry on stifl campaign against the tiger.
 His papers declare that Woodrow Wilson will have nothing to do with Murphy. and that the democratic presidential candidate recently snub bed the Tammany boss and Dix by refusing to sit at a banquetins table with them one moment longer tha ! was absolutely necessary.
 Sulzer has many supporters for the nomination but his chances are con sidered to be slim.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-02
FLYNN SAYS HE GAVE
 sI44,ooo TO ROOSEVELT

William Randolph Hearst forced the senate inquiry by declaring that II the deals made between Standard oil and Hartman and Roosevelt were not made known that he would publish them himself. At that time MT Roosevelt declared he had not writ ten nything which he feared making public. TIT. country is now awaiting the direct evidence by the production of the alleged letters.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-02
Special Nugget Service.

DOUGLAS. Oct. 2.-The civil and military clashed in this city yester.
 day and the result was the arrest of four military officers by the sher'Ts.
 The trouble arose from an attempt made by Powell Roberts. chief of 'He Mexican secret service. to search " hotel in a manner considered to be H.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-02
OFFICES WELL CONDUCTED.

Thomas Flavin. the inspector Of postoffices, who is now here. states that the offices in Alaska are all conducted almost as an invariable rule. He goes so far as to say that the manner in which they are con- ducted compares favorably with the offices outside.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-02
DOWN FROM koYUk.

Jack Gillis. who has come down from the Koyuk. intends to return and spend the winter prospecting there. He has been looking for dredg- ing ground but. like all the prospec- tors in that section. he has been torubled by water.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-02
Nugget Special Service.

WASHINGTON. oct. William Flynn testified before the senate in vestigation committee today that he spent S9g 1000 to secure the nomination of Theodore Roosevelt and that the total amount spent by him in Roose- velts support altogether was sli4.0OO
 Flynn is regarded as the head of the republican secessionists in Pennsyl
 vania and is the man who was charg- ed by Chairman Hilles with using th' influence which prevented the elimin-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-02

of money and the high life to which he had made himself accustomed. It was often said that Adams robbed the assay office in order to hold the af- lection of an extravagant wife and the opinion apparently had lots of found
 ation. Now the woman has obtained a divorce from him but he still con
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-02
TAFT TALKS PEACE
 WITH PIERRE LOTT

many in this country and Great Bit ain coincide with his views. The pro- posed combination has always met with strong opposition in this country but the president believes It can be realized.
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GET MORE BOOKS.

The library of the Arctic Brother hood has been increased by 360 vol tunes which brings the total number of volumes in the library up to 1900
 The improvements made recently in the quarters of the brotherhood are many and excellent. The floors have been replaced and made perfect an, many other changes equally for good have also taken place.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-02
JIM BEASlEY
 POLO CAPTAIN
MAN CHASED BY CHARLEY HEa- RON OVER WORLD NOW IN
 SOCIETY.

James Beasley. who was chased over the world by Charley Herr,h for an offence alleged to have oe,n c1m- mitted here nine or ten years ax. is now captain of q polo team in PasA- dena. Government men whe are now
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FATAL EXPLOSION
 ON WAR VESSEL

have not been forthcoming.
 The injury tu the vessel itself has not been learned.
 Lieutenant Martisou Was most popular officer and well known heie. lis death is very much regretted.
 A fine line of heaters and ranges none quite as good at Holts.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-02
STEAMER ALASKA FOR ST. MicH-
 AEL

The steamer Alaska will sail for St. Michael. October 3. carrying freight passengers and the United S'ates mail
 For rates and particulars inal'ir, at U. S. Mercantile Go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-02
MAN WHO ROBBIE D MINERS
 ASKS T0,CO:BACk TO PEN

tinues in tn. old way. an ordinary sal nry as bookkeeper not being sufficient for his extravagance.
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Dr. Andrews will keep his dental office open this winter at his old place in Board of Fade buiirdin9.
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Ladies suits elssnsd. proceed and rspairsd at Nome Tailoring G. We clean and rsnsw furs st Nsms Tall. erine Go. csntismso ws wili clean. prsss and repair and ut your siethss in latest style. We dc sltsrntiea Suits made C order.
 First eiass workmanship, modem msthods. prompt ssrvies. Ysvrs c plsas@
 NOME TAILORING co.
 Between Segerstron c aassa aaA Zshnsrs 5sWslzy stosea
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uNsxceLleo NEWS sERvlce.

Of the Nome Daily Nugget. s2.00 per month delivered to your homes every night before o'clock
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-02
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 SEATTLE, oct. 2.-George Edward Adams has confessed to the charge of abetting Webber, the eN-convict, in the work of counterfciting. Immedi- atcly after the confession he asked to serve cut the sentence imposd on him
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WE DELIVER FREE.

Fresh fruit and vegetables at Royal Fruit Store.
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PER SENATOR. For fresh Olympia beer on tap, sss Bob.
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S2.oo per month fer the Nugget
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25
WILL EXPLOIT EDISON CAR
New Storage Battery Will Be Made for
Railroads by New Company.

Thomas 4. Edison's new type OF storage
battery h about 10 be exploited In the rail-
way world by the Railway Storage Battery
esr Company. recently organized con-
oern headed By r y. Rhodes, director in a
humner ~ railroad companies. and financed
:" r. }. IJsman & Co. Il no 20 Broac
street The company will scn and distrlb-
u.e Tie output Of tho Edison Beach Car
manufacturing Company. which controls
"e exclusive right to equip railroad cars
WIN The Edison battery.
fhe Edison Beach concern has been put
ing oOt Storage battery cars for some time.
.nulpei ~ them being IN actual use In
go ous parts Of the country. Mr.. Rhodes
60" Yesterday that they had proved so
,oonvemical and satisfactory that The de-
n"eo Tor them had beer greater than the
~. uulactuling company could meet without
ar ,medlaton of a selling concern. cars
Pin ih use on a branch Of the Pennsylvania
dhosd between Miftiinburg and MOntaD-
Nj, IN The Susquehanna Valley: on the
49,. tsstle a. Delaware City. the Wash
rsaon a. Spa Springs. at Billings, Mont,
g., III North and South Carolina. New
iSs,.. aetS were being signed daily, the pres
'usA declared
4, ~, we capitalization OF the new company II
,.n""y preferred stock and 100000 com
,s vn' other officers are William Goodman,
president; II. T. Pierson, treasurer; T..
pro.n'so senbaum. secretary. and w II.
''ONil, sales mapaper