THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPT. 4, 1915,
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Grand Opera House
Sunday and Monday
Motion Picture Event
Marguerite Clark in "The Crucible"
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COURT HOUSE NEWS
Sheriff William Ksch wont to Tacoma
last night to return with a prisoner
raptured in -that tity by the pt'ice and
held on a warrant from Stayton charg
ing that the man wanted obtained mon
ey in Stayton under false pretenses.
Sheriff Esch wag notified tat yesterday
that the man wa hold by the Taconja
polioe, and the city ninrshal of Stayton
asked him to brine the man back to
this county for trial.
Emma Patten brought suit for di
vote today in the circuit court of this
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BURNED SCHOOL HOUSE
Poctix, Ariz., Sept. 4. David
Thetford and Eddie Arnold. 10
years old, living in Keisher
school district near Fhoenix,
viewed with alarm the approach
of school days. No school house,
no school, thoy argued. So they
burned the school house. A
deputy sheriff found the boys
in their favorite swimming
hole. When they saw the of
ficer they dived, and the sher
iff says they established a new
underwater record. The lads
confessed, saving it was too
skzfiue weather to go to school.
Organized Labor
Will Rally Monday
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county agamsi nem i nuen on the
Kruumis 01 crun ou'i uiniuitan Treat
ment. She alleges in her complaint that
while she was staying with a friend in
order that she might be near town to
have some dental work done her hus
band wrote to her that he was not go
ing to spend any more money on her
and told her to stay awny from him.
The couple were married "in Silverton
in 1905 and there are o children or
property rights involved in the suit.
she askg that ner miiuleu name of Em
ma Wallace be restored to her. F. A.
Boyington is attorney tic the plaintiff.
Charlie Chaplin in "The Bank"
The Very Latest Chaplin Release
Musical Novelties
TONIGHT VIOLET HEMING IN "THE RUNNING FIGHT"
SPECIAL
Today
Billy Small comedy violiuist, and
Keith & King. Both features are
Top Notchers.
Change of Pictures
TOMORROW
COPPERA Drama of love and
business 2 reel Universal feature
WHEN FATHER HAD THE
GOUT.
Presenting Miss Billie Rhodes
Nestor Comedy Bushels of
Laughs.
Coming Monday
HOWAED AND DOLORES in
The Ragtime Model Girl.
Roy Lawrenco in juBt an
American Girl
Wexford Theatre
Admission 10 Cents
CITY NEWS
(Continued from Page Eight.)
i oketa Btreot, one that will be a help to
! nutosists on slippery roads us well as
j in long stretches of sand. Mr. Reinhnrd
is bo sure that his invention will fill
i a lone felt want, that he has applied
for a patent to protect his rights. It is
an attachment made of small wooden
blocks seven inches long, linked togeth,
intr many former parishioners; his tnst
pastorate havingbeen in Spokane. The
former Salem newspaper man expects to
be transferred to the Oregon conter
ence! Ho will return homo next week
Foilrteen Leading Drivers
In 500 Mile Race
St. Pnul, M inn., Sept. 4. Fourteen
of the lending drivers of the country
were sent nwny at noon today in the
first 500 mile race to be run on the
Twin City speedway. Upwards of 25,
DALLAS LOCAL NEWS
(Capital Journal Special Service.)
Dallas, Ore., Sept. 3. Mr. and Mrs.
L. Boyd, cf Haleey, are visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bay.
Dr. anO Mrs. V. C. Stnats have moved
into their new home in West Dallas
The Chapman house recently occupic
by them has been taken by i K. Davi.
and family.
Mre. Vivian Ncveng left this m
for her home in Oklahoma lifter a
month's visit at the home of her sister.
Mrs. A. L. Martin.
Professor and Mrs. Walter I. Fort
have returned from a several weeks'
outing it. the Cascndo mountains.
T. J. Winters, of Independence, whs a
Dallas business visitor the first of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ames hnvo returned to
their lotup in Silverton utter a visit at
the Vie residence en Washington' street.
Misses Ada and Anna .May Lonuucrk-
er have returned to Portland after a
visit at the home of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. I.. I.ongnockor.
Mrs. Paul Rusk is in Falls City thii
week working in tho hop fields,
Mr. and Mrs. II, 1,. ('rider returned
the first of the week from a month's
visit with relatives in California. Thev
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One cent per word each inter-
tion. ;
Copy for dTertiiementa nm- '
der this beading should be in by '
8 p. m. ;
PHONB MATS M.
1IAKKY Windowcleauer. Phone 768.
Octl
r'lR WOOD, 3.50 per cord.
rhone.
tf
OKDKK ash wood at Ward K. Richard
son 's. tf
I'OR KKNT ti-room modern
Phone 1V2-2.
cottage
Sept4
Alleging that some city lots in Oo-
verdale, tal., were found to be seven
miles from town, ('. (!. Burton and
Como C. Burton today filed a suit in
tne circuit court against Thad M. Lu
kens to compel him t return tho mon
ey equivalent to the value of a farm
traded tor the lots, i he complaint
states that tne piaintitts were the own
ore of 40 acres of land eight miles
southeast of Silverton and that thev
traded this land to the defendant for
lots 43, 44, 45 and 4b in block 7, Clt
vcrdale Terrace, Sonoma county, Cali
fornia. They further allege that the
defendant represented the lots to be
well worth $(i30, but that upon looking
them up they found them to be seven
miles rrom tlovcrdnlo proper, and
roriRh land, absolutely worthless. Theo
ask judgment in the sum of $bo0. W.
U. VN inslow is attorney for tne plaintiff.
The organized laborers of Salem have
made great preparations for a Labor
day celebration this year that is hopeil
will bring all those togother who are
interested in the movement. Instead of
picnics and parades, as In former years.
a series of two lectures will be given,' 'made the trip both ways in Mr. Crider's
I'AlTimuiug me mu eiueui in a way mat aiiio.
has never been done before. j Robert Blodgett is visiting at the
C. O. Young, general organizer of j home of his parents in this citv. Since
the American Federation of Labor, with! leaving Dallas several months" ago Mr.
headquarters at Portland, has consented Blodgett has been in parts of ('alitor
to give two lectures in labor subjects. niii, Mexico mid Idaho.
Sunday evening he will address the: Miss Winnie Hargrove, stenographer
citizens of Salem at a public meetina j the law and abstract office of .Inn.
to be held at the First Methodist, R, sibW is enjoying a few days' vucn
church. He will again talk Monday tion nt tnc nome of m,r r,lr01lts ia Sn.
evening at Labor hall, 4o7 Court street. i(lm.
OI. n I.IMUKR for sale, cheap. Cull
431) Court street. tf
WANTKI) 1'untily of " er 6 to pick
prunes. Phono I-F-". Sept4
WATCH-IHMi for sale to hop picker,
Hie. Fred s Night Lunch, Seit7
WANTEP Lady cook. Home Restau
rant, l'U3 North Coniiiierciul. SeptS
FOR RKNT 3 furnished rooms, with
board, 1W girls. 4i" S. Winter. Sep7
KOR KKNT Furnished hor.isekeeping
rouiu; cio.e in. u. v. .lotiiiBon. tt
O. C. Cardwell has brought suit in the
circuit court of this county against the
Salem Suburban Railway company to
quiet title to a lot in Morningside ad
dition to this city. The plaintiff al
leges that iie is tho owucr of lot 3,
block 8, Morningside addition to Salem,
and that the defendant claims an in
terest in tne lot. He asks that his fee
simple title be perfected and that the
defendant and its Officers be perman
ently enjoined from trespassing on the
premises. W. C. Winslow represents
the interests of the plaintiff.
Beer Bottles Do Not
Contain Full Quart
Iltf HIHIMI I p,v..fc A . 1 1 iL. 3
" t d a tlrf withlt enZi
mo- un
as easily. It has been tried out nt.the
gravel pit at tne norm ena or com
mercial street, this place being selected
on account of the san'd, and proved
quite satisfactory. The attachment for
tho tires nro so made mat tney eun
er Wagner.
Included among the drivers are Dnrio
Resta, the most consistent winner of the
year; Rnlph De Palmn, Barney Oldficld,
mi Anderson, ,ari (jooper and other
pilots who have competed ia practical-
be fitted on any sized wheel, and when v -'-j "
T. . . L . , - n Purses offered for the race aeererratc
50,000. The winner will receive 420.
nnft
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packagc.
At 910 milnct KnAarmrxwt UM 1 1
E. B. Lockhart of this city, who 1r ing with CoopPr se(,on(1 aml o'Donncll.
attending tho sessions of the Columbia 1n a Dupnhprj, thirdi Anderson had
river conference of the M. E. euui I RVeraged 87.82 miles an hour up to thr
at Spokane, in a letter to Snlem and 200 mile mark. This was fourteen min-
states tlmt the addresses or ui. v.u.. tftg ginwor tnnn (ne time mn()e in th(,
lG. Doney, president of Willamette um- Chicago race. .
I versity and those of Dr. H. J. Tnlbott, tj pnimn wet out after the 200 mi'
dean of Kimball college of theology, mKTy WBfin .pafiwft owing to an over oil
nrnved mnsteruieces and made n fine mnnt ftta
impression, both Snlem speakers being . erwanl witll a troi,n oil pnmp Hlm.
at their best. Their visit was highly ( llin(; nH0 wont out) eaum M ftn.
appreciated by tho members of the con-: nonn,, Mulford in a Deusenberg was
ferenco. Mr. Lockhart slates he has ordered to quit owing to a broken
been given a rovnl reception in his old framPi
conforenco by the members with whom j Rrmftn driving a Tcugeot, went out
ho had not met in annual session f'"" , with a brokpn piston.
over seven years, and that Ho is meet- Tn0 two f5tutz cars were still in front
tit 290 miles -with Anderson leading hir
LUMBER
AND ALL KINDS OF
BUILDING MATERIAL.
BEST OF QUALITY
HONEST TRICES -FAIR
D E A L I N G WE ASK
FOR THE OPPORTUNITY
OF SHOWING YOU OUR
STOCK AND SUBMIT
TING OUR PRICES.
One of the unforseen elements of a
"dry" state has been brought to the
n'icc of F. O. Buchtel. denutv state
sealer of weights and measures, in the
form of complaints about liquids being
sold by the stores in empty beer bottles
to customers who call for a quart of
the commodity. Kverycwe familinr with
beer bottles, full and empty, know that
it requires the contents of five of them
to measure out a full gallon, and tlmt
one beer bottle will hold' one-fifth of
a gallnn.
Hinco prohibit inn is eoming on in the
state empty beer bottles are a drug
on the market ami can be brought nt
low prices, so it is stated that it is ti
common practice fur grorcrs and other
merchants who have a number of emp
ties on hand to fill one of these beer
bottles for the customer who calls for
a quart of nil, cjisciline or some other
liquid that must lie sold in a bottle. So
fur as known no man yet has ever ob
jected because tlno bottles did not
hold a full quart of beer, but house
wives are more careful, and when they
purchase a quart they expect at least
ono-fourth of a tiullon.
Both of these lectures aro open to the
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nunc Mim ccruiMiy is mviicu 10 Ill
tend. They are free, and in addition
to ii.e lecture a niiisiitil program has
been arranged.
R. A. Harris, former state printer,
will introduce the speaker at the Sun
day evening services, and Georgcr W.
Kramer, president of tho Salem Trades
and Labor Council, will introduce him
at the meeting to be held in the Lubor
hall Monday evening.
Sterling Ends Week
In Much Uncertainty
(Copyright, 1015, by the New York
Eveniue Post.)
New York, Sept. 4. Sterling ended
the week, as might have boon expected,
in a state of uncertain expectancy and
suspended animation.
Ihere wero practically no transac
tions; indeed, the two-duy holiday, with
Lombard Street en Monday, and with
so muny possibilities in the air, would
have been suitieient to discourage any
attempt at business.
In the stock exchange, though trading
was light, an atmosphere of returning
cheerfulness which followed the mid
week recovery cf sterling, was distinct
ly perceptible. A favorable fact wus
the predominance f standard railway
shures. Practically all of those ad
vanced, reflecting a slackening of Lon
don sales since the exchange turned up
ward and the disappearance of extrav
agant apprehensions in which tho streot
indulged when sterling was at the low
est. "War Mocks" have been neglected
in an entirely reassuring manner fur
the present.
Fifty-Fcur Submarines
Victims of Allied Navy
Paris, Sept. 4. With regard to the
statement that the chief reason the Ger
mans are prcnring to abandon sub
marine warfare is because of their
heuvy losses, it is authoritatively (in
serted that 54 of the U-boats have been
loht. k
A i.'iivnl banquet wtts held in Knglund
recently to celebrate the destruction ol
the 50th submarine.
TRY A JOURNAL CLASSIFIED AD
-THEY ARE BUSINESS GETTERS
ONE CENT A WORD.
team mate, Cooper.
Falls City- Salem Lumber Co
Offic 299 North Commercial Street
Telephone 813
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Harry Thaw Arrived
In Sacramento Last Night
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f-acramento, Cal., Sept. 4. Harry K.1
Thaw arrived in Sacramento shortly I
after midnight, lie arose at 10:15 a. mj
and immediately took breakfast. He'
waved reporters aside until after he '
had eaten. I
His clothing shows the hard wear of i
the trip. He is very much tanned.
Thaw gave out a formnt statement
that ho was going direct from here to
San Francisco and that ho would meet
his mother there in fifteen days. i
A United Press reporter asked him
regarding the divorce suit filed by him
against Kvelyn Thaw. j
"Will you seek the custody of the
: bov, Russell! ' the reported asked.
I ''What boy Russell!" Thaw flung
jback, "' know nothing of any boy."j
j Thaw said it was his desire to give
lout a statement for publication in re-,
j curd to his action for ft divorce from
Kvelyn Nesbit Thaw, so that there
i would be no misunderstanding j
i Hi' said:
I "I thing if divorces were uncommon!
it would be better, but as they are legal
It is right for me to enter this suit. I
I have done this with no ill will tnd have
1 nothing further to ay about divorces."
i When asked if he had anything to
say about Mrs. Thaw'i statement that'
I she would not oppose his divorce he;
!said: "What, statement f I know nutlr-.
jing about a statement from Mrs, Thaw'
'and it Is not my business."
i When asked if he would seek the.
i custody of his son Knssell, he showed
i genuine resentment. "What boyf I
jknow nothing about boy."
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HALL CAINE'S GREATEST NOVEL
MUSICAL INTERPRETATION OF
Orchestra
TONIGHT
Tomorrow Monday
Charley
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in
His Late Release
"THE WOMAN
FIRST IN SALEM"
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niAIfl.r.S CUM 'UN
ROOMING HOISK for sale, reasonable.
iiooii locution. Impure 4d'J State.
Septti
A WONDERFUL SHOW-ADMISSION 20c
Marshal Plessing hns returned to h!
hime in Portland after n visit nt the
home of his parents, Air. and Mrs. Snl
Blessing.
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Scott and fam
ily hnvo gone to Rickrenll and are
picking hops in tho Moulson yurd t
that place.
William Snehtlcr and Miss Clara
Sachtlcr, of Ridgefield, Wash., are vis
iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Sachtler in North Dnllag.
The Dallas fire department was called
to the residence of C. L. Crider on
North Main afreet Thursday afternoon
on account of a blare in some grass
in the yard.
Mrs. H, C. Kakin, of Rickrenll, was in
the city Thursday afternoon tho guest
of relatives and friends.
Mrs. Lillian Handler has returned to
her home in Snlem after n visit at the
nome of Mrs. Arthur Starr.
MrB. M. L. Hamilton, of Hubbard, is
a guest this week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. H. B. Khriver, on Mill street.
Miss Tholmn Vie returned the first
of the week from an extended visit
with relatives in Forest Grove.
Miss Helen Craig, who has been 11
guest nt the home of Mr. and Afr. w
Wynne Johnson for the past several
weeks has returned to her home in
Stockton, Cal.
Hubert Arjnstrong, of Corvallis, is
woiKing in tho Ilrown hop yard for n
i-iiuiit! or weeKs.
Dr. V. Fink and Mr. and At r Aril.,.
Fink left Wednesday for their future
uomn in l'lisadenu, Cnl.
Mrs. M. M. Kllis, who has been spend
mg the summer nt Newport, litis returt:'
ed to her heme in this citv.
T. C. Talbot, a Falls i'ity business
mnn, was a Piillns visitor Tuesday.
,T. W. Fry, of Jiroadmend, wtis'in the
'Hy Thursday afternoon looking ul'ier
uuNiiic.ni inai rers.
A. I,. Martin was a business visitor in
Independence Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs. I. V. Lynch retun.V.I
tho first of tho week from a short
visit in Portland.
Miss Florence Kopan, stenographer in
the county scliunl superintendent 's of
fice, hns returned from a several weeks'
outing nt Seaside.
Augest Kisser has returned from n
several dnys' stny nt the Newport
benches.
W. V. Fuller wits in the Muell neigh
borhood today looking after a small
forest fire.
Mr. nr..! Mrs. fieruld Volk, of Snlem
were Dallas visitors this afternoon. Mr
Volk formerly edited the Polk Com
Observer.
Sum Steffy, of Cottage drove, was
m the city Wednesday looking aflet
business interests.
Mrs. 'label Kenms nnd bnbv, of Sn
loin, are in the citv vlsiti flff lit I lit li.'.t...
, nf ., j.rrents, Mr. n ml Mrs. I.. U
rtoii ins.
Miss Penrl Owings litis resumed her
position n, stenographer in the !
olfiee of Oscar Hayter lifter n month V
vucatiou spent lit Itcllnnip Springs.
John Oraiit, ex sheriff of Polk conn,
tv was a business visitor in Kiigono und
Albany (lie first of the wool.
Miss (iruee TI omus has returned to
. 1,1 mii'iy tutor a short, visit
with friends in tiiis city.
Miss KM .a doth Jones, nf Si.tom
I In the city this week a guest of ' rela-
111-11 uiwi rrieniis.
Charles Hayter is expected homo Sat
iirduv from an all summer's outing in
the dreys river country in Washing
ton. 8
(Mho Hart, of Corvallis. has returned
to this city for the coining term of
school.
MYESVIIMEWS
fCapHal Journal Special Service.)
llayesville, Ore,, Hept. n.-Mr. and
Mrs, Jacob Denny returned Wednesday
from a trip to Washington.
Clarence Lansing nnd wife entertain
ed the young people of the neighbor
hood at a party nt their home Satur
day night. A goodly number were
present and nu (tijojable evening as
spent. Ice ereuiu, cuke and li'inoiiaile
whs served.
Miss (lortrude Hncolio left Tuesday
for O.ikiliile, Cnl,, whoio she has a pni
, tioit an toucher in the school there,
Misses Antra, Jdu !,., Marlliu Denny
and Miss Ruby Itntzien returned Fri
'day from a month's stay lit Sun Fran
i oisco. They report a very delightful
j time,
l (lusluve Anderson nml sisters, l-.Hlher
Mind Hti.el, left Wednesday for a trip
I to thn coast and other places, I hoy
expect to be gone three weeks.
A number of people In tho neighbor
hood urn In the hop fields.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Win. Fitts are recover
; ing from their accident which happen
I ed a couplfl of weeks ago.
Chester nnd Clifford Armstrong were
j here Hundny from Mticl.eny.
,Mih iiiiiM iioty.icii nan miss l atter
son have boon engaged to leach the
school here the coming year,
l" STAM'S of bees fur Mile; modern
hives; cheap. Rt. S, Hex 103. tf
KOR PALK Choice pointer irogs, train-
10 neia worn, i tione il-l-I-'-s, Chas.
Sweglo. tf
TO LOAN l(0 and o00 on city or
irra propeny. w. A. l.iston, 484
Court street. 8ept4
FOR SALE (5cod cow; also White
Wyaiidotten. 2217 Fairgrounds road.
Phono a:ii.'5. Sept7
FOR RKNT Modern 4-room apart
ment, furnished. Inquire 210 South
Mth street. Septtl
LOST Hnnch of keyg ut municipal
nencii last night. Return to this
office; reward. SeptO
GET your shoes repaired for hoppiok-
iuk, prices Tcasonaiuo. JNiuoteentn.
and State. Phone 500. ScpU
FAST SALEAi S1IOK SHOP Men's
half soles, 75e-l, V. Dykstra, 19th
and State. Phono 500. Sept 4
LOST Hunch of keys at niunicipnl
bench lust night. Return to this
office;, rewnrd. Septa
WANTKI) TO Hliy Modem house f.
or 0 rooms, on terms. Add. XYZ,
Capilul Journal office. Septtl
WANTKI) Man wnnts plowing or oth
er farm work with team. Route 4,
Box ait, Salem, Oro, tt
FOR SA1.K A span of iron grny
horses, well matched; weight 2!MI0j
ages (I and 7. Phone .'M l'' I I. Septtf
I'OR RKNT Pi vo furnished rooms, reu
smiihlo, -in a ipiiet place. Cull ut.
IL'117 Minion street. Phono I7KIM.
Sept4
HOP TICKING begins Monday, Sept.
II. Ho on hand if ym want to work,
(leorge Swogle, Harden roud, J miles
east. Sopfl
NKW neatly furnished apurtinents for
rent; prices reasonable. Also a house
for rent, lilltl i Jlig.i street. Phono
I !'!''. Sept7
WAXTKP--15 hop-pickers, good camp
grounds, gmnl walor. Inquire at
Mrs. I,. (I. Curtiss' Millinery Store,
l-'i N. High street. Sept4
WANTKP -Smaller property in ex
coanpe for K ronn house, extra largo
burn, corner lot, ti(lxl.)0 feet; good
resideiico district, near car. R, H.,
care Journal. , stept i
WANTKI) TO III UK -A man with n
small auto for three weeks to go to
S. K. Oregon via Crater I-ukc ami
Kliiniatli Falls. W. A. Listen,- 484
Court street. Sept4
KOR RKNT Furnished 7-room house,
paved street, quarter block from
Stall) street ear; modern conven
iences, electric liuht, gas, piano, nice
yard, trees, fruit. I'none lii.'s.'Sepft
SALKS.MKV-Pocket side lino, new
live proposition; all merchant in
towns of lllO.Ollii and under want it.
Pnys !.") in tt) i h T, i ii on eacli Mile. No
collecting; ni risk to tneri hiiut. We
take buck unsold goods. Kusiost, big
gest paying side line ever offered.
un'icld Mfg. Co., 'MH Sigel St., Chi
eago. Septt
DON'T sny that, the ojiportiiiiities aro
all in favor of the rich. If you have
X"iO you can buy u until homo with
bcaiilil'itl large lot in good location.
Lots of Prui t, flowers, ornamental
trees and oulbuildiiigs. Ititln m-e of
tiitiii easy terms. You must look tnis
up at once. We aro gieng to sell it,
(ioorge It. Jacob Co., .Ill Payne bldg.,
room .'I, Phono H21. Sept I
Delegates to 0. and C. Ry.
Land Conference Named
The five ilelegales to attend thn flov
ornor's convention in hn mailer of llto
Oregon k Culiforuia ruilroud 1iiihIh
from this county were appointed today
by .Imlge Diiithey. P. fl. Pocknba.li,
represents the Salem coninioreiiil club
in the eonvenlion, II, p, lloise, repre
sents the Marion county tux paycis'
league and W. J. Culver represents
Marion county. II. Ovorton, of Wood
burn, is delegate at large nnd Judge C,
i. Mc.N'nry is also delegate lit large.
These men will attend thn conven
tion which is to be called to order
September ID to arrange for tho dis
position of the lauds to the best in
terests of the slate whether Ihe title In
decided to bo vested In thn state or In
the railroad company, The matter In
now in the federal courts nnd the ulti
mate solution promises to be Indefinite
for some time yet.