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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1916-11-17

May the people of Idaho be spared
from more fake legislation and half
baked laws. If the legislature would
meet, adjourn and go home it would
be good thing for the people. We
don't have time to acquant ourselves
with existing laws till they are
changed, repealed, added to or multi
sted. and batch of new ones writ
ten. How long. oh Lord, how long :?
How can an editor write a decent
obituary for citizen who dies owing
the editor 81 on subscription?
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1916-11-17

The Selma, California, Enterprise,
said something when it got this off
THE real danger in public matters is
in repression and suppression, not in
expression. If an editor does not
repress his own opinions and does rot
suppress those of others he helps thot,
as light and air help life. We want
to see fnee expression and good will,
and to go 'on towards better days.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1916-11-17
WHAT CAPITAL AND PAYROLLS
ARE DOING FOR IDAHO

At Blackfoot, Idaho, the sugar
factory will pay out within the next
few weeks more than 5000, 600 to the
farmers. In the same community
the potatoe crop will add more than
1000, 900 to the community, while
wheat, hay, sheep, hogs and cattle
will bring in great wealth at ever in
creasing rates. That beats sitting
around and bowling calamity.
Moscow has added another payroll
to it's industries. The fire brick COM
pany has begun operations, and has
made good beginning with kiln of
100, 900.
A railroad is to tap the Santa val
ley timber, an immense district, run
ming out from St. Maries to the top Of
the divide Is miles away.
An Ogden, Utah, dispatch says the
Geo. A. Lowe company of that city
has been awarded the contract for
l,600,0 900 pounds of structural steel
metal to be used in the construction
of the new sugar factories to be built
at Paul and Shelley, Idaho. The
Lowe company is also furnishing the
structural steel for the Analgamated
company's new plant at Twin Falls,
Idaho.
The monthly payroll of the Idaho
National Harvester Company at Mos
cow is $500. The manager being a
democrat suppose the republicans
hang him and dynamite the plant!
An lilo news item says: The Gen.
trail Idaho Highway District has been
created to promote good roads on
large scale.
The cheese plant at Star, Idaho, is
enlarging its plant.
Suppose We encourage capital and
payrolls to come to Idaho by low
taxes, fair laws and spirit of CO.
operation on the part of the people.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1916-11-17
FROM THE COUNTY RECORDS.
November IL, 1916,

November IL, 1916.
Affidavit-Rachel Hunsperger to the
public. Ned sw4, sea nw4 sec 81
39-5e.
W. deed-Rachel Hunsperger to
Clearwater Timber Co. 81. Same.
Patent-United States to Walter
Sewell. Ne4 sw4 sec 27-37-2e.
Chattel Mtg-D. l.. Snyder ct ux
to Bank of Orofino. $3.50. z head
cattle, 2 wagons.
Mtg-Anton Schwartz to same.
S295. E2 nw4, ned sw4, sw4 ne4,
lots i, a, 5, gand 8, sec 1S-38-2e.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1916-11-17
November l3, 1916.

November l3, 1916.
Satisfaction of Mtg-John P. Vol
liner to Jarvis M. Kline ct ux. NJ
nw4 sec 2l-3S -2e.
W deed-Jarvis M. Kline ct ut to
Charlie F. Kline. $780, East one
fourth of NJ DIVA sec 21-38-2e.
Chattel Mtg John w. Eatmon ct
al to E M Grant ct al. $500. As
tons of baled timothy hay on SEQ NED
sec So 40-2e.
Patent-United States to Hiram P.
Newman. So sea, NED sea, sea ned sec
19-36-2e.
Sat of Mtg-Claude Miller to E.
Doty. Chattel. ! stallion.
Marginal release of Mtg-Eva Arm
strong to Leroy Wilson ct ux. Lot
sec Is, lot l sec l9-35-5e.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
ONLY TWO KNOWN
TO HAVE SURVIVED
Buckled In Middle And
Sank Quickly-Cause Is
Unknown
INVESTIGATION ON

SAULT STE MARIE. Mich Nav 9
NO more survivors of the steamer
=. X. Kirby. which broke into and
sank during terrific storm on Lake
superior yesterday. had been picked
up late tonight and the loss Of twenty
lives in the disaster i- now regarded
1s certain The tr4dEody occurred four
miles off Eael. River. Mich
Joseph Murda. second mate and
ONO Lindgui-f. sfokcr. are The only
known survivors Hope had been
held ouf for r. NJ Douclass. first mate
OF fhc lost vessel. but 10 BIS now be-
Moved Do Is Tho man who folI Of the
raf from which Nurda was recoy-
crcd hy fhe steamer Harry Bcrviud
The steamer r. ~ Iuey. Joseph
'ock and the Hcrwiud searched tho
vicinity of tno disaster for a long
time for additional survivors but noth.
ing was in sight cNccp. "a macs of
-pIIu cred Iuhcra
Sent No Answer.
Th" jflcy bound for South CHICAGO
passed tho kirby's situation thcn
seemed serious and Captain Halfour
"i fnn IfrIN. simllled boz am effort
Oh" learn % .hr needed hrlr SO am.
(continusd on page rwoJ
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FIVE KILLED.;
10 INJURED
IN EXPLOSION
ATLAS POWDER
PLANT LETS co
Dynamite Mixing Houses De-
stroyed By Explosion OF
Unknown Cause
ALL WORKERS KILLED
LAKE HOPATCONG Y 1 Mnr

LAKE HOPATCONG. y J.. Nav Q
-tlve workmen were killed and fifteen
injured, none dangerously. at noon to-
DAY when three dynamite. mixing build
lnSs OF the ATLAS Powder Company.
plant az Lansing were demolished bv
~ ndmlte explosions. Another mixing
house was destroyed by fife. resulting
from the cNHiusion MANY persons
mere. AT Lansing. Dover and other
places, miles distant. We're cut by ny-
lns glass from windows shattered by
me force OF the explosion.
The Killed:
torce Johnson, head powder mixer
OF Lansing
John Herschiro. head peleun mixer
Alber Md>kcr. OF \etconr
Ncoise LOlfeCk. guard of Elizabeth
Johnson has been employed By the
company Tor 10 wears and Young for
ten years. ZoiteCk began work NJ the
tidht onlE tni~ morning. The mixing
houses. heavily barricaded wooden
structures. were located q half mile or
more from the main buildings OF The
pant IN which 200 men were employ
'u. None OF The workmen in the struc-
lures which We're wrecked escaped
death The men injured. all Of whom
were al work IN The main part Of tho
plant. were ont by glass from broken
windows and bv debris wrsnched
loose by he crash
The explosion was attributed Nv
SUPP Rcdercr 10 one of the "uneV-
plainahle accidents which sometimes
occur in the manufacture OF cXplo-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
Break Between u. S. and Mexico
Is Averted; Confer AGAIN TODAY
NATIONAL GUARD AND COAST
ARTILLERY ORDERED To FRONT
'ate OF Border Conference Hinged On Withdrawal OF
American Troops AT Definite Date - United States
Making Warlike Preparations
WASHINGTON. May e.-EIeve,

WASHINGTON, May e.-EIeven
companies Of coast artillery
stationed at Gull and Atlantic
Coast posts were ordered to San
Antonio, TeS@s, tonight, to serve
as infantry with the border
patrol
The coast artillery companies
ordered out are: 18TH Galveston:
1e4th New Orleans; goth and 77th
Pensacola, Fla; 74th Savannah.
Ca: 3lst Fort Csswell. NJ. c; 41st
and Goth, Fort Oeiethorpe, Ga;
18TH Delaware River (Forts Du.
pont, Delaware and Motif: 1o3rd
Fort Howard, Md.
Secretary Baker said these
orders did not result from any
new reports from the border but
were contempted In the decision
early today reinforce General
Funston's patrol. Secretary Bak-
er announced the decision 20 dra.
upon the coast artillery, virtually
the only aViable regular troop
left north OF the borde after a
conference at the war department
late last night. He said the
eleven companies would be drawn
from all along the coast from
Galveston TO Delaware, so that
no post would be left without a
sufficient garrison.
The Secretary also formally an.
nounced the orders Of movement
20 Sar Antonio Of the five bat
'eries % the Fifth Field Artillery
at Fort Sill, Okla. He said three
batteries a. the Third field artil-
lery at Tobyhanna. Pa, has been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
pLURAL|TY|S
CONCEDED To
Be DECISIVE
IN HUNDREDS
9erkeley County Rolls Up
Over A Thousand For
Favorite Son
WOODS COUNTY WON
BY HIS OPPONENT
The Two Candidates Ran
Neck And Neck Until The
Final Returns
3oI out Of s2e Precincts

Let the proud eagle of the G. O. =.
creeCh its most vibrant note of yict-
ory.
In the special congressional cleo
,ton IN he Second district OF West
trciuia. held TUESDAY. the k,pubIi
can candidate. Hon. George NJ bow.
erS. OF Berkeley county. former nat
lonal commissioner Of the Fisheries.
came back in a manner thai save
me democracy one great and horrid
pan The B'own legend has pas
ed with the passing Of the lat. Ia
"1c-'eC COuErcs sman. and from now
or fue SeCOrd district cen be counted
eLSb.t in the Republican column.
III nc special election .Veryfhiug
fVoTrd the Democrats. To begin
lih they had p standard-urarer Of adj
WitIca great strength. one who % was
hoped would duplicate the prrfnrman-
ceS OF Junior Brown In twice do
'Sfunt Republican congressional can
otoaieS pa q normal Republican dis
nlct Mr.. Bowers labored under The
handicEp or having been defeated Tor
ffc same ONO" Two wears a-O. bur
ne toed The mark Wit the .r"atest
PUCK. nd made q vigorous and azl,. g.
slFe campaign I'm every one OF the trir-
teen counties of the district
Throughout the night The. returns
Sfc cd the cluseEc-s ~ the contest.
"a- r. ported i1 tr- earlier telc-
SfaLs received by the lntelHeenccr
thai Woods would carr, his own conn
" of Barbour r"I that Preston u.u-
SiN tpod Tor lf. or more Rcpvbli-
cIn majority. would give the C. % =
candidate but f0t. Ea-r-hi-r was re-
p 'ri"d 10 hcse exceeded its Drmocra-
&c majority ~ 1913. and Jefferson act
"fllN dld come forward with a plur-
anty fer Woods. nearly 2uu in .xcp-s
oi 'a' aisen HODGES for congressman
Al midnight tb. frfa1Ii-ap,., had
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
ordered here ~ readiness for
service II necessary.

FL PASO. May 9-Fear OF break
between the United States and Mexico
over American troop dispositions ia
MeNco was temporarily allayedto-
night when after three and a half
hours discussion the American and
Mexican conferees agreed 10 hold
another conference probably tomorrow.
Ionishts conference. the fifth held
began shortly after dYC O'Clock with
Gen. Hugh l.. Scott. and Frederick
Funston and Gen. AlVaro Obregon and
Juan Amador. Mexican sub-secretarv
OF foreign affairs taking part A
McQuatlers, mining Elan who has par
uCipated in three other conferences
was present at the beginning but with.
drew on complaint Of the Mexican re-
presentatiyes that his business con
nections rendered his presence unde-
sirable
II il understood that Gen. Obregon
again brought up The subject Of a defn.
ltt datc Tor American troop Withdraw
al from Mexico. He was again inform
ed. 10 is said. that the American gov
ernment is firm I'm its refusal 10 make
this conScssiun.
II was suggested to him that in view
OF the Big Bend raid under the nose
OF CarranZa troops. the United States
could scarcely consider The de facto
government as fully C4urhle vet for
coping with the bandit.
Asked For Time
In the face OF the statement. Gen.
Obregon l. understood .. have asked
tcortinued on Page rvo)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
FRENCH AND GERMAN FORCES
DEADLOCKED AROUND VERDuN
BOYCOTTERS ARE
UNDER ARREST

PITTSBURGH. May s-Four women
and three men We're arrested TODAY
when pickcts attempted 10 prevent
customers from entering bakery
against which boycott had been de
clnrtd by hundreds OF women in the
Jewish quarter because of an advance
m the price of bread. The pickets late
today attacked a woman who had Just
purchased bread az the bakery. She
ran into nearby store follow I'd by
the pickcts. a majority of whom were
women. Policemen who had been sent
to the scene earlier in respOns, To- O.
riot call. rescued her and made four
arrests
III, pickrf- also attacked AN aLsd
man. rolled him on the ground and
seized q loaf OF bread which hc car
Tied
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
TWENTY LOST WHEN THE KIRBY
GOES DONNIN LAKE SUPERIOR
LATEST NEWS FROM
SITUATION ON The
MEXICAN BORDER

san ANTONIO TaN. MAY H-Ac.
cordins 10 reports current here 20
night American officers along the b0r.
der AT, prepared to guard against a.
E'h'idi Mexican uprising set tor to-
morrow. May To-
Numerous prominent McNiCauS are
implicated in The allcred uprising. dc-
coTdiul fo these reports. which also de-
claf' American civil and military oftI-
GERS have been Investigating them for
som, luc past American troops alung
the border 90 i~ said. arc sufficiently
strong To handle any disturbances.
TORREON. Mexico. MAY Tho
presence of Nicholas Hefnandcz. chief
OF VIVA escort. 900 The river Florida
district is believed here 20 Indicate
thHi Villa BE- stll alive and proOabIy
near tho lrbins ranch
several bandit bands have become
.n reduced. if iz reported. that they
are not regarded ar military menace.
Jose nd''I hd- so men df ra4DuaIsrt.
hui De- snort Ui ammunition CafrascD
has small band az Los Mora GARLIC
il-' nearly aIl Die nor~'- when driven
awa' from Sierra Moiad1
EL rNSO. TEN Ma, o = battalion
~ thc ."Ih Infant, uumberinl abou.
goo men so. moved from Fort Lf.4
lti' goo. afternoon and stationed near
m ,n. .l",h lafo dominating the McN.
can section uf 90 pIaO Tho Stock.
ards are about mill. from Tine river
and IuIroI Th. battalion carried
machine sun equipment
Two rnmpaui'- uf Tho goth were STA.
.'N.N H' iNN tnuHfHuu.H and two rf
'H. linton station
L'WrON Okla. May 400 hs
aru.lgr, stationed sf For' $40 Ok4.
N'"f N'i. was ordered .... Afternoon
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preslecn..s s.atem,nt

NEW YORK. May . Five Workp,en
were Killed In the explosion TODAY m
the plant OF the ALIAS Powder comIa-v
90 The end OF LAX. Horatcuue. accord
INK 10 e statement issued here late 20.
day by President W. j. Webster. who
mao, no estimate OF the number 4n-
JhItl The statement follows.
tn" explosion at our Furcite. y J.
plant was in what Dc known a. fn, mis-.
inE department uf The dynamite .nd
"l ih" plant The operations are car
red on in number ui small buiIdiu -.
ana touf OF these were destroyed
deeply Te-rtf 10 report that five live,
were lost The damage was confined
entirely iO This section of the plant
ANA luFolN'- operations conducted
"ieIy with The r.2uidr domestic COM
m, Itlal operations 90 the plant Tho
'ntir" loss 81 fgliv covered by fnlr.f-
"u'' reserved for tiI- purpose and ie.
placement viii be made promptly. IN
ir m'animc al trade requirements
VIII De taken care uf from the com
pauN's other plant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
NEITHER SIDE IS
ABLE TO ADVANCE
Infantry Fighting Around Hid
3O4 Is Without Material
Result
TURKS DRIVEN BACK

The French and German forces
hgh;ire TO the Northwest of Vcrdun
apparently. for the moment ar least.
are deddlockrd. the German, Deinp uu.
duIr iu advance tlrther and French
attempts to 'Apcl thc invaders from
captured positions being uuevailiur
10 ihc east and northeast OF Nrrdun
"H,I' l". .p'ciit'ly violent infantry at-
ldthr ana commandments have rh4r.te-
ttriled the recent lighting. only inter.
lhl tent tduuOuH4lUg D. now going ON
me onIN infantry cugaEO Omeut- To-.
ported anywhere along the French
front was launched bN the German.
"-iLusi french trenches To- th, west
I ttlIl "ui. northwest of N'rdun Tl.
i'Hch, however. brouEhf into rla,
UI'Il curtain of fire and tne Germans
OF Ih' Russians AZ 'hs Ik-.uT bridr.
l'iI ON thc eastern battle limo whicH
mas bteU in progress for m4ut ds..
uu continues There ha. hem rr,tl.
I,it d'. ..Nli} ON Nariou. other sectors
'i inc Ru tian front bus mo- inftrfr.
.It.' g''f- Of imporHnCn have been r..
The Russian In Armania. have rur
Gown WIN heavy casualties. 20 stubborn
) urls aIFWc, and uihea-fward BOZ fI..
I"fion of Mu-h. driven tho Dffnf...
l'l''- IRON their def'uco- iu noun.
tain chain
Turks Driven Back
ln addition The Eu.-ian4 ou,-afIr.
ward from OBJ" Persian frontier
'" tIH .'dtdad have -lpd..d fT.
I,N from fortified positions and
N'lN'n .hou farther westward Tf..
'''if'1 hr'tr'head and fl. r.efnr
around San N1r'iuu in tho tu.t-.
l.aIIan 'hnf'r. have been h.sytIt Ion.
.H'H'H 50 San NaTinu. NI..n. ..
'f'- that frn italians suffered r..tg
.I'NtH Ih' .NruI-IOu If au
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
rHr wUArHrr

Wraf Virginia. rrIr Wefrasf.y.
Thursday probably showers ana cooler
ONO. cloud. HnU warmer Wsfuas
U... Hnur0rr 100 MIGHT nr TnuradHv
Wart..1 FrrunUIu.uin pair ana ar4rY,..
or WrIuraHapt showers 10 might on
e. HuIa1ay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
OF THE SECOND ELECT ROWFRs
Bowers Plurality 442 with p of 326
Precincts unreported: 562 on Basis of
Estimates for Entire District complete

The plurality OF George NJ Bowers Republican, over sam
" Woods Democrat in the special the Second West
Virginia district held yesterday for the successor
OF the late Congressman Brown estimated 562 for the dis
tric complete.
lhe htelSehcer gives precinct figures for 3Oi 500
precincts showing totals of 1896 -owerS and for
Woods plurality of 442 for Bowers The higher figure how
reported today.
The figures in detail follow:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
BURTON GAINS
THROUGHOUT
THE COUNTRY
POPULARITY OF
CANDIDACY CROWS
Roosevelt Boom On The Wane
And Sentiment For Ohio
Man Is Growing
IS LEADING CANDIDATE

-, lal Dispatch 10 the lut.llIEcuccr
ASKING TON. D. c.. MAY g.-"Seu
ator Theodore r. Burton will have 10
ieWer That $50 votes on the first ballot
and VII be the leading candidate.
rms Is the claim made by the Off
'iais IN charge of the Burton head
quarters today. There H. no do1bt
but That his candidacy has recelN ed
added impetus within the past ten days
ana he feeling grows that he Is likely
10 be the compromise choisc OF a very
large part ut the delegations TO come
careful analysis OF the delegates
80 TAR selected gives Senator Burton
ar lcaSt loo. while those for Roosevelt
are Few IN number. The defeat of
Roosevelt in Massachusetts and OF
the Johnson ticket in California mas
apparently put the quictus on the
400 -eNelt boom. So TAR the number
oi delegates selected for Roosevelt
VIII not numltr Oltr g. or 80 and e
large number OF others who are no.
picdged To any candidate will bc lined
up with Burton, who will be the leader.
senator SheIman's friends in Illinois
derlde ne idea that any OF the Illinois
delegates can be switched to Roosc-
welt. II is AN absolute certainty thar
New York and the New England states
are not for Roosevelt
a Favorable impression.
Among the old line Republicans Bur
ton s. splendid character is making "a
very favorable impression and he pos
sesscS the advantageous position Oi
being from the state OF Ohio \ care.
iul canvass develops that Mr Burj./
has developed great strength and ~
very popular in the western states. Iu
Kansas, Oklahoma. California. Wash.
lHetOn and Orp-Ou Burton has d,..i
opcd great deal ot strength.
the past ten days were Burton DAYS
and the action OF TIE West Virginia
state convention ln sel,ctIus delegates
considered favorable tO Mr. Burton has
gwen encouragement fo the Burton
people. Added 10 cucOura cement re.
ceNrd from the West cons IdpJahlt sup.
port can D." expected from Psuusyt
tauia after taNuUfe sons have been ,,ts-
posed OF and Do ls uu secret that Nrw
nfh H"puhiIcau- prefer him fO any
Uf Ht" candidate Iuf lido .f Nss.s NsrL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-12
RUSSIANS CHECK
GERMAN OFFENSIVE

PETROGEAD. July II. via London.
July l.. Il. m.-Thc Russian drive
against the German lines on both sides
OF the Kovel Sarny railroad had the de-
sired effect Of stopping The German Of
fensive aguinS; Lutsk from tnc d!rcc-
lions Of kovel and Vladimir olynskt.
cnab lcG the Russians to take the often
sivc and To drive the enemy across the
Stnkhnd 70 the northwest and westward
toward Observation-Disclosures. SNIadnik!
and Morris where Il fierce battle is III
progress as mentioned in the official
communication arc on the west bank ct
tn, Stnkhod on either side of the Rnvno-
koyel railroad. Further 10 the lett ~
this widening circle OF the battle line
beyond l.utsk. the Russians are launch
ing sledgehammer blows in the vicinity
of kisclno and -AbulnO before Vladimir
EolynSki.
The unexpected Russian adNanc" north
Of the knvcl-Sarny railway carried tn"
Russian line to the S;okhod river. whiC>
has been crossed at several points III
spite of the best defense the Germans;
were able In offer.
AT the present writing. according :"
the military critics. there now remains
no more natural barriers between the
Russian lines and Novel in the shape OF
rivers and swamps. 1t is predicted that
carly news NAV be expected Of assaults
upon the recently constructed German
Qualifications before kovcl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-12
OHIO OPERATORS
ASK TO INTERVENE
IN ", VA. RATE CASE

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. July H. -
Thirteen ol the largest coal operating
corporations Of ohio asked leave 10
intervene in proceedings brouShi pS
The IVES, Virginia Coal Association
and dozen other allied bodies 10 null
lily A proposed advance ol II cents per
ton IN coal difrrCni!Hl tor the Central
Freight association territory before
Examiner {. L. Marshall Of me Inter
Stale Commerce Commission mere TO-
dav. Thry charge ihai interstate rates
Tor transportation ~ coal produced anu
shipped from their MINES ana o'Eer
mines in ohio are UNJUST, unrcaSohd-
bic and COnilSCator!.'
The Lake Carriers association, me
Cleveland t'urna"" COMPANY me
Chamber OF Commerce OF ASfla QUA,
the Manufacturers association al Erle
and other bodies also have asked
leave 10 Join with III" West Virginia
operators. rhe PIN ahurCh Coal com
pany and others in Virginia, Western
PENNSYLVANIA. Maryland. Eastern Nen-
luckv and Northern Tennessee IN on'
posing The increase in rates.
Tho railroads affected include the
PENNSYLVANIA. New York Central lines.
Baltimore Il Ohio. Chesapeake ~ ONO.
Louisville & Nashville, Norfolk q
Western. Wabash Pittsburgh Icrmin-
al, tho kanawha g. Michigan and the
Coal Il Coke railroad.
The operators today produced +. j.
Warnc, sialiSIiCian. who produced sta
iisrics Of the coal output and trans
noriation 10 show that the present
rates have remained practically. I'M
changed for twenty-five years and mat
nothing has tranSpired in the mean
time 10 justify an advance.