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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-28
FLlNN DENOUyNCES
SENA TOR PENROSE
By international News Service.

by international News Service.
PITTSBrRG, Pc. Aug. 21-scnato-
WiiHani Finn. Roosevelt leader in Penn
sylvanla. 'onight added n few more 10
the already long list or denunclatory
phrases hurled AT Senator Penrose since
the senator began his fire on Colonel
Roosevelt, Finn ana others I'm the sem
ate. Finn before leaving Washington for
Atlantic City today said,
u have witness 10 the offer OF ST.
100000 that Finn made 10 me for seat
In the senate" Penrose stated.
Replying 20 this tonight. Finn said:
"Of course. Penrose can produce Wit
nesses 10 back up anything he says. men
who arc rotten liars Ike himself and
who are as disreputable as he Is
What can any man say IN answer to
Pcnrose?" he continued. Nothing binds
him. honor. truthfulness or common de-
cency. He knows t. Everyone who
knows Penrose knows II. He saws he
can produce witnesses TO prove wha; he
says or course lie can No one doubts
that He can call In men as dlsreputa-
BILE as himself who will swear TO any
thins. 1t Is an outrage that any man
should be called upon to reply to such
disreputable character as Penrose."
AT the suggestion that Finn produce
documents that might make Penrose un-
comfortable, the senator snapped out;
tOh. ] have no documents. Penrosc is
liar. pure and simple. That Is all
there is to It."
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VILLAGE ''SHOT Up"
BY ART|LLERYMEV
BY International News Service.

BY International News Service.
NEW CASTLE. Del. Aug. 27-The
suburb of Dobblnsvlle, near here, is ter
ror- stricken tonight following the "shoot-
ing UP" OF the town today by members
OF the Eighty-firs coast artillery, None
OF the seven hundred inhabitants OF the
town was Injured.
Several OF the soldiers engaged In rifle
practice at the state rifle range just south
OF this city are said TO have been worsted
in Il dispute with some young men who
reside In Dobbnsville, Desiring revenge.
the soldiers. armed with heavy bore
rifles, started to shoot up the town.
closets and fled In terror to their cellars
when the shooting commenced. For more
than twenty minutes Il fusillade OF lead
was kept up. Bullets crashed through
windows, glanced from the sides OF
dwellings and sang by the heads OF ter
ror-stricken residents From hity TO
hundred shots were fred Twenty men
The main point OF attack seemed TO
he house on Clark street. occupied by
Mr. and Mrs, William Mohr and their
four children, ranging In age from l.
10 1S years and Mr.. and Mrs; John Cor
bett and son, fve years old. Nearly
ahd so hot was the fusillade that bricks
were shot from their fastenings on the
window lcdgcs. Mohr appeared at a
window and impored the soldiers to
withdraw but shot aimed directly at
him caused him to retire In haste. Other
citizens who mustered up courage 10
shout from their windows got similar
reception
Mayor Rodney has taken up the affair
with the comma nd8nt AT Fort Dupont
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MICHIGAN IS NOT
BULL MOOSE TATE
Rv UNCONVENTIONAL News Servlce.

DETROIT, Aug. 25.-Returns received
up to midnight Indicate that not one
fourth OF the voters In the country dis
tricts participated in the primaries In
Grand Rapids Amos Musselman ran
strongly for the nomination for gov
ernor on the Republican ticket. In other
parts OF the lower peninsula he and +. c.
Martindale OF Detroit ran evenly.
Returns from Calumet end Ressemer, In
the upper peninsula. show that section 10
be strongly for MartinGale. This. with
his Detroit strength, is believed sufficient
to offset Musselmans three-to-oDe ma
jority In Grand Rapids and assure the
nomination to Martindn1e.
The Bull Moose showing was more dis
appointing the farther the count went. II
is believed that most of the upstate Re
publicans did not know they could re-
enroll. The Democrats lost practically
nothing 10 the Progrcsslyes,
In Detroit II seems certain that Mayor
Thompson has beer renominated. In
only one precinct Of the early ones count
ed did he fall TO get big majority. This
was the First where Just thrty-two or
the 500 Democrats enrolled most OF them
frauduleniiy. voted. Jcffrles got % ana
Thompson 10. Thompsons majority Is
growing with every fresh return.
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PRESIDENT TAFT Is
ENJOYING VACATION

BEVERLY. Mass. Aug. 27.-Presldent
TAFT reached Beverly early today. had
breakfast with Mrs. Taft and his son
Charles al Parramatta, played eighteen
holes OF golf on the Myop!a links as soon
as he could get there and tonight with
Mrs. Taft took a long motor ride over
some of hts favorite roads.
Tomorrow the president will leave sor
Columbus. o.. where he will be the CEN
trail figure in that citys celebration OF
Its centenary as state capital.
Leaving Columbus Friday morning. lie
is due In Boston Saturday.
The presidents next trip begins Sep
ten,ber and viii take him TO Washing
ton On the 9Th he WIN open there the
Interna tional Congress of Applied Chem
is'ry and will hold reception ar the
White house that afternoon for delegates
TO the congress. Leaving on the morn
ing of the 5th, he will travel TO New
York board the yacht Mayflower and
steam TO New London, Conn. where on
the 9Th he will address the Atlantic
Decp Waterways association From New
London Mr. Taft probably will return 10
Beverly on The Mayfowcr For two
weeks after his return from the New
London visit the president expects 10
have few Interruptions in his vacation
plans.
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||IY MYER, 50 To |,
|B|ES OVER At BUTTE
L,tenai Makes Track Record
III :o9 for the Futurity
Course.
.,,.t,onal News Service.

,.,.rnational News Service,
L-TE Aug. 21.-old Billy Myer,
n, :, 20 20 / at the closing, won
A., ,sce today. Myer opened at 20
"a his price never receded, Koo-
y !, the fourth race ran the futurity
a. IN lag, establishing a new record
|e, track. In the following summary
4 ,sart closing prices arc given and
a ,,.es named IN order OF finish:
| -, Az. End 4 hef furlonss. selling
~, IGT lSIchol 30 to J. won. Deer
I, Rooney. 10 . for place, second: {:
LIZ Is irorsythel. TO 20 show, third
.o.ss lneelus. Miss sly, John II.
n I.. Hnrrisoo II. and Port Mahon also
| ], ar, SIX mrlonss. selllnE-VIEIole. 1oa
q ia /. won: FIeeting Fashion. lus
-, 10 for place. second; Lieutenant
4 "a fTaplnl. - 2 10 show, third.
La, Evoiins Just Red. Hugh Grny and
~. ceiling one miie-Kecp Moving.
z 10 for place. second: hcumon. lof
IN, 10 10 show. third. Time. 40.
4, cs,rrcii. Round and Round, Marigot,
1 ,.s LORENZO also rsn.
n pcn handicap. purse. futuri,y course
ID II? (CayannughJ. 5 TO 2. won: Three
4 ia fTsplinl. s 60 3 for place. second:
[n-.sitn e7 lGroth). 10 ) 10 show. third.
~ c,uEh Hi. Closer and Lady Macy
Ia
"a ,n. ,rllins. fyc and half furlongs-
T,-ti. III OForSythal. 10 l. won. Pas
! II, fca7snAugh) Q 10 10 for place. srcs
|cnl lls (Tsplinl. 70 5 10 tho~. third
j6i Madeline MussrnSe. Sixteen. No
u Force ,nd Captain Miller also ran.
= nef selling. ono mIl-Dick Baker, loa
LII 10 l. won: Jack Lazson. 10 (Roseu),
Eyiu. ts-oud, Stnrtler. I07 (MoCloskey) even
e!rd Time i;n. Nollo. Houis. Eugraver
|ftrr-i afro ran.
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COURTS TO DECIDE
ISSUE IN KANSAS

TOPEKA, Kan, Aug 27.-By vote Of
SO TO 60, the Republican party council
late tonight defeated the resolution TO
force the Roosevelt electors TO run on
an Independent ticket.
The result OF the vote means that the
Roosevelt presidential electors chosen in
the recent state primary Will appear upon
the Republican ballots In the fall cleo
ton, unless the supreme court OF the
United states, which has the case under
advisement, rules against them, The
Taft forces insisted that the Roosevelt
mcn run independently while the Roose
welt men were firm In their determination
70 keep the Roosevelt electors In the Re-
publican column. AS result Of the vote
tonight there viii be no third party state
or electoral ticket In Kansas.
Charles sessions, secretary OF state.
told the council that he believed the law
provided he should put the name OF w. II.
Roosevelt leaders say mandamus action
Will be brought against he secretary of
state to compel him TO leave off Tafts
name.
Today was busy day politically In TO-
peka, Conferences OF the Republican,
Democratic and Socialist nominees and
committeeman were held and platforms
were adopted by all,
The Republican platform instructs MEM
bers OF congress from Kansas TO vote
for constitutional amendment limiting
the terms of federal judges. The dele
cation also is urged not 10 be bound By
party caucuscs. but "to vote free men
in matters Of legislation for the interests
Of their constituents" Other instructions
are:
ITO vote for a nationwide primary law
for the nomination OF president and vice
president.
TO vote for the immediate repeal OF
the Canadian reciprocity act,
'To vote for the establishment of n
non bipartisan tariff commission with a
view to reducing the tariff
The Democrats did not indorsc woman
suffrage as a platform plank. but de-
clared II a nom partisan Issue and COM
mended il favorably TO the voters.
The Democratic platform also declared
for the abolition OF the civil jurisdiction
of Inferior federal courts
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Hare De Grace Results.

nc, ave fyrlongs. nell!ng-Coraie r
h,sJl 10 l. won Capt. Elliott (KoorDerl.
L t.ooad: Chllton King Glass, 6 10 J..
Hnt. 1907. Fatty Grub. Mamma John
\ hry Ann r.. Linhrook Insurance Man.
rr, FAIRY Godmo,her Brush. schallcr and
F-y ~ also ran.
- uce. mile and seventy yards. selling
y 5lolp fKoornerl. to /, won; CbryEcis
|Drl 20 2 second: Marian Casey
tn l. third. Timo. IS. Bay CliT.
~ G-sn. ard Taboo also ran.
y nee ,iI furlongs. hnrdieap-Light o.
~ fTurnsrl. . TO ?. won. Worth (Shilltngl.
i 4 ucoad: Col Holloway 0GlnsH). 10 TO 4.
Ilas i:h Donald Mcdonald also ran.
- nee rnile and an eighth. solIing-
PHI ylec,hpyl 20 2. won: hzo (Grossls
n Nrs-5 Only two starters.
d NJ. mile ora q sixteenth. scllins-War
4 Fefaonl. 10 .. won: Nonpareil tKosr-
&c /. iecond Gates fGlassl. eyon, third
10 Con Cuuan. CsliDh and Hempstead
'n
- aa nile and seventy yards. rurSe-Yel-
ra lOKslnEl. 10 I. won: Bnllymore
'f.iusl. Z 10 !. recoud: Accord (Koerner),
~ ntt. limo. I ~ 2-5. Sickle. Judge Wal
Ahcs'tU. sdolante and Vigorous also
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Hi ling DERBY is
WIN BY TEXAS FLYER

4, Mass. Aug s7-Chsncy. 2:oTh,
An Nulkioy. farmer boz Of wa1a-
y rss,r. and drlyon by John p, Fleming,
% TTr,,,son son the fourth renewal OF the
. ,irruI, derby at the opening Of the
ID meeting here today In thrilling
|-nalbasn length. whlio tho track was in
~, strong wind modo fast time
~ ,s,r.cd ,s,ncd Tor tho npaI handicap Of
vans, eo at 10000 Of which $4,000 went
[linln,,, Tho stRncrs wero plckcd from
i,roTS,pa worth $1,000 and then handj-
Of nims nim,ss TO performance. with tho ca-
~ ID ,no mo Burke. s:oax. which had a
p En,"s 'refor'uli preliminary and was
IA W., o! The Hag Billie Burke made
ia.sn That cost him valuable ground,
-, an Dome. Woodtord Todd and
warn INC Notoot mark, got away
'n.das racing the hoId az the quartz. !.
l ''cdd into second place al the
ksz,oo nome nome euetch castlc Dome. Wan
lsrr,n Jack London aud Cheney wore
sg ik,l, oi each other and tho drivers
lsa 10 n, Whips. hut az tho finish Plsm-
s Ca,ns rreht with Cheney. Close be-
LosSr. pomo. Kenyon W. wanderer
assa NS0'' separated by a ucck in the
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WILL HAVE
SOMETHING TO SAY
Continued from Page one3

Continued from Page oneD
coming election but tactlcs with which
employed and IL was impossible owing
10 the few hours OF tho session remain
ing TO pass the bill II would have for
hidden corporations organized under
federal laws from making any contri.
buttons and would have made il uu.
lawful for corporations Or any sort 10
contribute 10 campaigns for the cleo
tion Of a president or vice president
or senator or representative in con
gross.
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Shots Exchanged.

Ell PASO. Tex. Aug 37.-Twenty- five
Mexican rebel raiders and troop OF the
third United States cavalry, stationed be-
low Hachita n, NJ, exchanged shots last
night after the invaders had raided the
Cuiberson ranch. situated four miles from
the border. and thirty five miles from
Hachita. and were making away with 100
ceivcd today BY Gen. T. Il. Steever from
Lieut.. n. B Johnson, comman nding troop
+, third cavalry General Steevcr an
nounced that additional troops would be
rushed 10 the scene OF last nights dis
turbance. Whether any of the raiders or
cavalry men were wounded is not yet
known.
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MONEY READY To
BUILD |NTERURbAN
CONTINUED from Page one.)

and hence it is thought that II the
measure is not passed at the meeting
today or tomorrow that Commissioner
Korns will bc able TO effectually block
its final passage.
The plans OF the promoters are sald
TO depend upon the passage of the EN-
actment as originally agreed upon py
the commissioners. The franchise pro
vided that tho road should enter the
citv from the south via First west
street and proceed as far north as
North Temple street, with a loop about
West Temple and Fourth South streets.
A passenger and freight depot Is TO
be constructed on First West street, be-
tween Third and Fourth South streets,
on ground which is said IN have been
held under option for more than
year.
Ira agreements are said to have
already been entered into with the
Salt Lake & Ogden railway. that
road. according TO the plans, proposing
to continue its line from the present
terminus at South Temple and Fourth
West streets to the new depot site, GO
inc via South and West Temple streets.
AT Ogden agreements are said to
have been made with the interurban
which goes To Brigham City. The ulti-
mate plan OF the promoters, as an
pounced several months ago, is to con
meet with the Kuhn interests, which
arc operating electric lines in southern
Idaho, and which connection, when
6nally made. will give Salt Lake an
electric connection with Twin Falls and
Boise. Ida
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RICHARD c. KERENS
SHOWS ENTHUSIASM
Accompanied by David Keith,
EmbaSsador 10 Austria In
spects Railway Terminals.
HAS FAITH IN FUTURE
Tells of His Investment of 20
Years Ago, and How His
Hopes Were Realized.
HAS FAITH IN FUTURE

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
Los ANGELES. Aug. e7.-After a day
spent in inspecting Los Angeles harbor
and the terminals OF the Salt Lake rail-
road there today Richard c. Kerens,
multi millionaire. United States emoas
ssdor to Austria and director OF the Salt
Lake railroad. reiterated his faith Of
twenty gears In Los Angeles harbor. and
declared that with the opening OF the
Panama canal tho hnrbor ls destined 10
become The sea gateway Of great COM
mercial empire.
Accompanied by his son Vincent and
by David Keith OF Salt Lake city. who
also Is . director OF the Salt Lake Route.
Mr.. kercns arrived in Los Angeles yes
terday In his private car and this morn
ing the entire party. escorted by Cen
eral Manager H c. Mutt of tho Salt Lake
line, went to san Pedro The embas-
sador's private car was switched TO tie
wharf line at East San Pedro and. with
Local Agent Bell OF the road, the party
toured the entire hsrbor IN A launch, re-
naming on the water until nearly night
fall
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BLEASE DEFEATED
IN SOUTH CAROLINA

COLUMBIA. s, c.. Aug. 97.-Incom-
plete returns from today's state Demo-
cratic primary shows that Ira r. Jones.
former chief Justice OF the state supreme
court. is loading Cole l.. Blcase. incum.
bent In the race for the gubernatoriaI
nomination, Returns from about nc-ntth
OF the 1900 precincts gave Jones 1000
more votes than Blease,
United States Senator BENJAMIN +.
Tilnlan is leading both his opponents. j.
Il. Talbert and N 3. Dial, for the sena-
torIal nomination,
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TEDDY TETZLAFF
SETS AUTO RECORD

ELGIN III. Aug. 2I.-Racius and practice
records for the eight and half mile Elgin rond
race course wore smashed in practice today.
when Teddy TetEar hurled hiS powerful Fiat
around tho track in 6 minutes 81 and 23-l0O
onds official time. an average OF "A : miles
hour. HIS slowost time for nve successive laps
wns minutes . and 7i-l00 seconds. The
hest time TO Tot7lah's mndo by Hughic
Hughes In his Mercer. when he made tho cir
cult In minutes and 10 and S2-lo0 seconds The
previous record for the was minute naI
IL
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DECISIONS OF IDAHO
COURT ARE AFFIRMED

BOISE. Ida. Aug. 27-Official notnca-
ton was received here today by the su-
prcmc court Of this state that the United
States supreme court had affirmed three
important Idaho decisions. The first In
the case Of tho Washington Water Power
company Of Spokane versus Walter S.
Gaskell. wherein Judgment was given for
Gaskell the second IN the case OF Alex
ander and Emallne Stalker versus the
Oregon Short Line. judgment for the
Short Line; and the third in the case OF
the Consumers company, limited. OF
Coeur d'Alcnc versus Albert l.. Hatch.
Judgment for Hatch. The Oregon Short
Line and the Consumers company cases
arc considered the most important
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Utah WOMAN BEST
ATHLETE ON COAST
AZ international Nows Service,

los ANGELES. Aug. 27.-Nenice's so:
.,ai and athletic elect today proclaimed
NJ sSkrsdb LEX sabtts fSg%srX os the q BEACH sa
L,,en,IantinR May Sutton for the honor.
sSep,son'"9fh sSe Won the Long Beach tennis tourna,
ment is the best woman swimmer at
We,.I.s VEL. ,s a top notch bowler, a crack
~Ne1lCe' ~ oxperi eduestrienne and excels as
souer target shot. walker. basketball PLAYER
anto driver Mrs. Stckrod was
,rnduated from Snow academy.
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OFFICIAL.
ATTACKED IN HAVANA

HAVANA, Aug. cI.-EIugh 5. Gibson
the charge d'affairs OF the American le
CATION at Havana. while entering q hotel
here tonight. was assaulted by n Cuban
newspaper reporter Mr.. Gibson was not
seriously injured. His assailant WAS ar
rested and the Cuban secretary of state
expressed his regret TO the
charge d'affairs at the occurrence.
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THE PROGRESSIVE" PARTY

Is the individual. man or woman. who
uses Foley Kidney Pills for backnche,
rheumatism. weak back. and other
kidney and bladder Irregularities Foley
ing, tonic, and quick to produce bsne-
fetal results. Contain no harmful
drugs Never sold in bulk. Put up in
two sizes In sealed bottles Tho
genuine in yellow package -
Schramm-J j ohnson, Drugs.
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Finds West Prosperous.

ST PAUL. Avg. 27.-"The West Is
where money ls being made and prosper
ity lis written all over It,, said Charles
6 Mellen president Of the New York.
New Haven & Hartford railway, who was
In ST. Paul today on his way hnrua from
Yellowstone.
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Shows Enthusiasm.

When ne returned 10 MS car Mr. Ker-
ems was fun OF enthusiasm over what he
had seen. He was in reminiscent mood.
too, and told how he and ST. Louis assc-
years sgo the Terminal island holdings
of the Salt Lake road which now are
worth many millions. Mr.. Kerens de-
clared that the Salt Lake rond ultimately
VIII have four miles Of Improved harbcr
frontage and that improvements viii he
pushed as rapidly as traffic conditions
warrant
Mr. Kerens said tonight: For twenty
years my faith In this harbor has never
weakened believed ten or fifteen
years ago that the time would surety
come when this harbor would he the
ing as II does the sea Of the world, and
this belief will surely be confirmed on
the opening Of the Panama canal.
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Tells of Purchase.

"Twenty-one years ago and some ST.
Louis associates purchased what was then
known ms 'Rsttesnake island compris-
ing about 2600 acres. II was bought %
the Domingue5 heirs and the TRANSACTION
comes vividly to my mind. for they
would not accept paper OF any kind, mel
thcr checks nor bank bills. insisting that
the amount Of 5000 900. the purchase price.
be paid In gold. an exaction which at
that time put US TO considerable troO-
bic. Ny faith has never wavered. but
that of my companions did. for they have
all dropped out, leaving me the only
one OF the original crowd that retains
an interest in what is now Terminal Is
land. The Salt Lake road is TO be con-
graduated because of its immense land
interests at San Pedro harbor. The in
dustries already established and the hun
dreds Of others TO follow, gives the great
est promise of almost unlimited commerce.
The canal Will stimulate international
trade.
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Astell Going East.

&c 70, Ne Aug, 27.-Abe Ast.Il Will
nl sur,,.i iork tomorrow 70 begin train
lsis is,nen' r,,n there with Young schlrzo
llsh,S,,.ns MIN Herb Brock Of sncra-
elry .ons Who has won twenty-five
rthy,, nshtH- AttcI' will act az
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Wells to Revisit America,

NEW YORK. Aug 27-Rombarder Wells. the
English heavyweight champion Will sail for this
country about October l. He is anxious meet
Al Pazer in return match and also hopes for
bouts with most OF the other white hopes. Wells
has been taking weight and weighs 2oi
pounds.
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Inspects Railroad.

"-rhe salt Lake railroad has been In
spected by us by daylight over what is
known as the new high line running
through tho Meadow valley wash In Ne
vada where our old line was destroyed
by flood In January. 1910. and which has
been restored BY most difficult and
Interesting new line run above all pos
sibilty OF future floods. This line is
seventy-hve miles In length and contains
many large steel bridges and several tun-
nels. The best engineering skill declares
the line proof against floods
az was anxious 10 see this new road
and also the mining region about Gold =
field and Tonopah, which we visited.
Both of these mining centers, ] am in
formed. are improving because of dis :
coyeries OF a deep ore zone which had
heretofore been overlooked This has
given new Impetus to the mining indus
trv In that vicinity and We are told that
last month covered the largest output OF
mineral In the history OF Tonopah. ! am
gratlfed with conditions on the Salt LAX 3
road and especially so with the great
improv ements at San Pedro harbor.