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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25

. color. ibis mysterious force Il luces-
SAINT in its labor, prodigal in its beauty
and bountif-l in its gifts.
In these wonderful creations God
intended them for the benefit and en-
jpyment OF every living creature.
We know that life has existed upon
this earth for sge-peons o. ages for
, that ma ter-and if the population
were many times more dense than il
i Gods gifts are - bountiful that
there were enough for all and TO
spare. But there il noI enough if one
man shall mOnopOliz- largely more
than his shsre-what Is really intend.
ed for millions.
Who eau believe that in the begin
ming when God was laying the foun-
dations Of the world for the hsbita.
ton Of msu and supplying il with
every needful article, aud, in His ID
finite wisdom, concealed the acids
securely in the phosphate rock that
are necessary for r-fructifying the
worn out soils 90 that crops may
grow continuously and sbundsntly
that be was doing this solely for the
benefit of q favored few TO the exclu-
sion Of the many?
We can but believe that He created
the world in usufruct for the living
and not for the monopoly Of any one
man and only his descendants forever.
II governments owned all the min
eral lands such as gold, silver, copper,
zinc, lead, tin, iron, coal, oil and phos.
phate rock and leased. the same on
royalties to enterprising men the
same as many private individuals
are now doing, the whole
world would be benefited thereby
and the benefits resulting therefrOm
would be ample TO maintain our
armies and navles, deepen our har-
bOrs, supply all needful transporta-
ton, build aud equip our schools and
colleges, and amply serve all the ends
Of government aud the people be re.
lieved of the incessant burdens Of
taxation.
But a. long a. these bOuLties are
mOnOpOlized by the few to the exclu-
sion Of the many, We must expect the
continuance of the inequalities we
see around disturbances of a few
multi-millionaires on the one hand
aud extreme poverty of the masses
on the other.
MonOpOlizing as he does one of
these bOunties of nature which God
surely intended for the uses of all,
We cannot see how Mr.. Stockton can
consistently criticise those who mo-
nopolize other gifts that God also in
tended for the uses of all.
As long as governments permit
these monopOlies they will continue
to exist. We are not censuring the
individuals engaged in them but the
conditions that permit them.
Those who opposed the institution
OF slavery were not necessarily hostile
to the owners Of slaves, any more
than those who are making fight for
prohibition are personally hostile to
those engaged in the liquor traffic.
Many men who were opposed to the
system of slavery were yet slave own
ers and made the kindest of masters.
We individualize Mr.. Stockton
| simply for the reason that he is a
| conspicuous candidate for a public
office and is making war on monopo.
lies without proposing any adequate
| plan for their prevention.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25
The Tampa Tribune and Hon. C. N
Brown.

The Tampa Tribune has been very
friendly to Hon. c. NJ. Brown and
has said many clever things about
him.
Bat the senator's Shell Pond utter
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25

MOTTO: The BANNER. BELIEVING
THOSE AT THE Top WELL ABLE TO
TAKE CARE OF THEMSELVES HAS
TAKEN ITS STAND N The BARRI-
CADEs WITH The COMMON PEOPLE,
AND us FIGHT WILL BE MADE FOX
TIE BETTERMEST OF THOSE AT THE
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25
Send for free sa-pIe.

SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists.
4O9-4I5 Pearl Street. Ns~ Yor.
soc. and sIOO: all aruzxis..
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25

dealers.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25

rI took two bottles of your
FavoTIte Prescription and
two Of the Golden Medical
Discovery, and am feeling
well" writes Mrs. Dan Nc
KenZie, Of Lorway Mines.
Cape Breton Co. Nova Scotia.
Il had uterine trouble. also
headache. and pain in the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-01-10

There is no longer any need for
men to suffer from lost vitality, night
losses, varicocale, etc, when It can
be cured almost like magic in the
privacy of your own home and restore
small weak organs to full strength
and vigor of youth by simple remedy
which any man can use Simply send
your name and address to the DR.
Knapp Medical Co., 2160 Hull Build.
ing, Detroit, Mich, and they will glad
ly send you the doctors full prescrip-
ton free and everything necessary for
quick and lasting cure.
The following. taken from their
daily mail, shows what men say who
have taken advantage of this grand
free offer:
Dear Sirs Please accept my sin
cere thanks for yours OF recent date
/ have given your treatment a thor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-01-10

ough test and the benefit has been
extraordinary It has completely
braced me up. am just as vigorous
as when a boy and you cannot realize
how happy l am"
Dear Sirs: Your method worked
beautifully. Results we're exactly
what | needed. Strength and vigor
have completely returned and enlarge
ment is entirely satisfactory"
Dear Sirs: Yours was received and
/ had no trouble in making use Of the
receipt as directed, and can truthful
ly say 1t is boon to weak men"
Don't stop and wonder how they
can AFFORD TO do all this, but send to-
day; the offer is genuine. and the
prescription will be sent by return
mail in a perfectly plain envelope abb
solutely free Just as stated. Write
today and soon you'll be happy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-01-10
AS SIZED UP BY
THE EXECUTIVE
Treatment Of OkIahOma's
Growth in Governors Re-
port to Interior

Oklahoma was formed from por-
tion Of that vast tract Of land known
as the Louisiana purchase, thus begins
Governor Ferguson's first report to
the interior department For more
than two hundred years rgior to the
time Of the acquisition of this land
by the United states. people Of the old
world particularly the Spaniards. en-
ter aimed exaggerated ideas Of great
treasures Of gold and silver which
might be obtained by him who was
fortunate enough to reach the fablad
fairy land of the southwest in safety.
The adventurers of old failed to find
the riches OF the land which the home
seeker Of recent wears has produced
from the fertile soil with his plow and
hoe. The dream of gold and silver
has been realized from the great
wheat and cotton fields
The country of which Oklahoma is
a part has been visited by rlany not
ed explorers and travellers, each in
tent upon his own object in wander-
ing over the land De Sofa, with his
band of adventurers sought there for
wealth long years before It was even
dreamed that anyone would inhabit
that then wild and remote region of
the earth. Lewis and Clark. the early
American explorers, Washington Irv-
ing. the magic word weaver, at one
time traversed that land Of beauty AMI
romance.
Oklahoma was formed because Of
tho demands of great class of ener
getic people who must have coun-
try in which to give vent to the spirit
of progress which was swawng and
urgiag them on, who longed to break
away from the environments Of Tho
older states and to form new empire
in the southwest Year after yeal
a little band Of energetic westerner'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-01-10
WORTH KNOWING.
At This Season of the Year.


Anv Cough accompanied by expec-
toration which lasts over three or
four days, requires attention ana
treatment. this does not mean a visit
TO the hospital, nor 10 YOUR phy'i-
clan nor wholesale drugging with pat
ent medicines; ut it means that some
ent medicines; but it means that some
remedy like StuarJs Catarrh Tablets
should be used to ward off any possi-
BILE termination in Pneumonia, Chron-
ic Ca ar h, Broachitis or Consump-
ton.
! All os thes formidable diseases
start from common cold neglected
or allowed to run its course and it Is
only the exercise Of common every
dav caution to cure cold as quickly
az possible, not so much for what II
is nj the moment, but what it may be-
como if neglected
Perhaps no remedy Is so safe re-
liable and convenient to sop a cold
or obstinate cough as stuarts ca
tarsah Tablets
The extract of bood root contained
in them combined with the red gum
Of the Eucalyptus tree seem to pu'
the mucous membrane of the nose
mouth and throat in a condition t'
throw off the germs of catarrh, bron
chitis aud consumption. and as the!
are taken internally they seem e
eoualize the circulation and place tn
body in that condition of healtl
which resis's, aad throws on tn
gems Of disease.
A person in perfect health rarel
catches cold and II he does, throws
off in day or two. but, where IN
cold hangs on stopping up the nos
trils. irritating the throat or there
persistent Annoying cough it is ey
dent thet the system for some reaso
is unable TO throw off tho diseas
eerms which cause the trouble; a Il
tie assitance is necessary, and this
b st given by the use Of some harm
leas germ destroying antisep'ie III
stuarss Catarrh Tablets which al
also palatable and equally so Il
children and adults.
Druggists sell these tablets at
cents fun sized package, higher
price than troches and cheap cou'
syrup, but stuart's caiarrh Table
contain autiseptic properties whit
actually cure colds ca.arrh al
throat and lung troubles while Il is
notorious fac' that cough drops al
cough syrups are largely composed
- opium. cocaine al similar drugs III
have 70 Gu aiive power
| Il Is also true that many pogul
LIQUID mediclnes and tonies for c
tarrh depend upon me alcohol n
contain which give simply a temp'
airy stimulation Of no real beneht
any trouble catarrhal or otherwise
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-01-10

Your druggist viii refund your
money II Pazo Ointment fails to cure
Ringworm, letter, old Ulcer and
Sores. Pimples and Blackheads on the
face and aIs skin diseases. 50 cents
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-01-10

The Capitol National bank has ne
frst worlds fair souvenir gold dollars
TO come to Oklahoma Part have the
head of Jefferson and part Mckinney.
Price. So. Proceeds go TO worlds
fair.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-01-10

uehsnet. mirror. comb and brush
and = clean towel each morning. 800
per month.
See Walter Hammock at Star Laun'
dry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-21
get RICH=QUICK
CONCERN" BROKEN=UP
City DetecGve Wappenstein Scoops Down Upon In
dpstrjaI Securities conpany---h Quits
Business igsfdnter

who Detective wappenateln found
10 be enc man. Df. Severance,
agreed IL appropriate $500. to be d.
xtaei among 3 II the t1skhaiders
who should IN return devise a trade
mhek for the company Nothing
adds So much 20 the business value
Of the concern as we'll designed
tfadi mark. - the language of the
circulated letters.
Tie Names OF an the stockholders
were 10 He put IN a box and the u
uamfa drawn The first man whose
naHIs was drawn would receive sia
Tor fiie a1eKeafinn regarding the
RE- mark. the second 81. the
fourth g2k. the firth So. The prize
number WIS t. be the fourteenth
TIE man whose name was drawn
then would receive 500. The totnl
amount of prizes would amount L.
s30b
when asked this morning where
the money To- 10 this $500 WAS "a
oome from Dr Severance said that
IL would be paid ont 81 the first
Il 60t resulting from the sale Of the
limited amount Of sack When
aakad what the assets Of the co.
paug wene. he replied that they
were fGaciicaity nothing. No real
estate pr either property OF value
w4a owned hy the concern
II a. puleifer a Co, tn the Lum.
her iexehnhae building weea the sole
dtffffhutrfA Of the stock aud they
elrlhiated o. literature
Aa there have been no complaints
fe ived by the police from persons
belng aWiudied by the gams. no AZ.
reala we're made. II IL possible
hi ever shat the federal nuthons
Tie will Ake M the eaee nud prose
e., Il the members Of the firm for
us he mails for fraudulent puf
roHHs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-21
TINES
IN AWSON
Price Of Gold Dust Reduced as Result OF the Action Of the
Government Present System Characterized Robbery
Miners Are Fighting The Propositions OF Hydraulic Mining

BONANZA. T. r. Anfil s'rhe
miners q the Kiandisc are much
wrought W over che failure 81 The
6arninton government g. establish an
assAy ard Kagd purf hasine office IN
Dawson unIa dnet is moss selling
Al { cents 70 SO less pei ouneeftan
ne price year aKu. he raNuii IL
that times here are tsfsihiF aai and
Atsie money r. n circulation
n Arfn last FeaH. b. order slus
council. the Kusefuufenf STOPPED the
collection u s 9 Per eent roHAitv ~
Eaia with ar exemption 81 isaHa and
insueufatsa ths IS export taa. sta
no exemption Thts had been rec
nFsasrNaHd ~ 1sEefHaf Hass gfst HF
asked for an assay 9ffire 10 ias same
time TIE latter NHs uEHHHEsnd fuF
June. lp1s but the government now
puts 4 OF b. stating that fha Dtta.
va mint Is rot completed
Immediately when the export tax
3ussk ths nIaee ~ Hhs EHTaltr. the
Dawson huara Il trade. il an en-
deapor Go drive Ruid dust frum cir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-21

The Industrial Securities com-
pauy. recently organized IN Seattle
with a board Of directors. officials
and general manager efYafHihKed in
the nefHon 81 Dr + A. Severance 81
THIS city. WAS pat uut of business Is
the police this morning
When the Officials received the
information that the company was
NET only violating the postal but the
state laws they uefeed that the
suggestion Of the police that they
quit huaincaa was right
city Detective WHpnenHteiu. ta
whom the Investigation Of the eaWz
banY was entrusted. reported to
chief Of Police sullivan THE morn
luK that the company wns a swim
ding concern. and aetlua upon or
dera from the CHIEF. Wappenstcln
eleHed up the business, No victims
had been caueht IN the weii=lald not
Of the company because It hHdn I
yet got into working order
The Industrial Securities Com
pauN. planned after the model II
tontne companies. was formed bY
pr. Severance. aatsusibly Tor the
purpose of selling and buying real
eHtnte. 10 loan money On Elit aedga
security and 90 conduct Is General
commercial business. In order 81
Increase the working eapitaf thu
company WIS to pat limited
amount OF stock on the market
which was to sell NJ 81 & share The
company was Incorporated with
fb.eea coo capital stock.
Literature settiHf az the numer
aus udQauta zee Of The company was
guread broadcast and some Of II frIl
iatn the hHuda IF the police. Thu
iuduesmeut that wHH held out ia
purchasers Of stock WAS novel ana
tnnenioualH eanlfINed
The members Of the company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-21

menf.
Tho objections Of the miners 70 thu
waller system are that the creek and
ekAsfu owners ueuid b. unable e
tuufs Il rs their claims without ennt
usoss exrefise. aEsd tbs bench meH
wHstid - ret artisa from USING Il he.
eaase They have no dumpinR seeaiHd
FtKiaia. n short thnY ciatm the In
trsslurfian of such q system would
u5sAH q sudden transformation II
sAis country from = placer camp q
a hggirAuiir one The kiundikr dis.
frtgt prop~f i coed Tor several ysarr
sal ffa individual miners. provided
thsy are not forced 70 hand theli
claims oNeT 70 big companies OF con.
cfssteus Placer at1a hydraulic min
ira aannt So on on the same creek
a the eafne time.
Tire 81 Dorado FuNher. discovered
ilfss piHfHf proved itself equal to the
wafer aNd that the miners claim
demonstrate that there II enough
arteaiau water mere without going e
The great expense ~ bringing WatHf
from the skfnndike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-21
SHOOTING
ARRAY
THNANH

According % dispatches from
nas son. just received here Aiexan.
der coufta Of Eastern Canada. was
shot through the lungs and probably
fatally wounded &c the new town q
Fairbanks. lu tho recently discover
ed Tan8na diRklnKa By william
Duue kle. FORMER mining recorder st
Fairbanks. on april Z The shoot 8
ing Is the first 70 eeeuf ~ the Faaane
HaaIn. ana excitement among the
miners runs hlHh. judge Wicker Z
sham ~ the United states court II
now IN IaIIhanka.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-21

eulatief. cut the Price ~ trade
dust from ttt Ii ttads Mud ~ in
cash - ttase The banks ard Al
merchants have tHkHa advantages u
this rate. much - che detftment -
the miners business has #uesF -
terribly ever asncn tie change was
made Miners having aust rs tustf
'paksa Vii not sell Il for the prices
offered They Ats getting credit
NHefNVsF They can rather than BE-
fuNhed ~ thelf dust
Ia ntasa meeting the miners have
asr Jared thr latk n an assay office
% he the paramount ore of the many
lie afffiietluR the Kfonaike
The Dawson beard ~ trade II ask
ma fpf kiondlks river water eVss
tenn, aud the miners are epp2ein& 4.
The miners argue that too much
water would BE- worse than Hni
snpuKh. and that thu scheme. orig.
iunfinE 81 uhwspu Hud nst win the
miners. = Intended n fact fof the
benefit ~ hydraulic eoueeNHieuNif8t =
whG sold otherwise have r. aiia8
their grants e. revert q the Nnvefn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-21

( kftef the outsiders had got through
the 'eauuaIinen dis uaaad the tram
ehiHf among themselves Council
u1aH IaHaea Urged the Introduction af
a new franchise ordinance allowing
aHH gIileaf1e 4 Eekeft aud ali 9th
efa = ~ wished Ia bid for tie HeaYs
suHHf business
tauuetiwun eric htnH stated that II
any responsible citizen euud sHemate
aafhasH faH = esnfa af less. he
ought e. have Tire franchise haf
tuHehaft said he It'd not believe that
Gillespie EehsHt nsfe IN Huoa
faith and Immediately Councilman
Auilen said he knew Mr. Gillespie
and knew that ne had carried out
every contract he had ever said be
eauid 81 had attempted NJ Muiz
lea alaa picked sama flaws in the
faW franchise
Il was nHally decided 70 report
progress aHd after the COMMITTEES ~
the whole had risen. the matter was
net 6muiltea g. lhe corporations com
uitfns5 With the understanding that
the rnsnnetitixe proposition would be
considered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-21
TTEMPT TO RAILROAD
THE BILL FAILS

me psnbsr aem the siSta uha.
- chairman ct the corporations
semustttaa staad anahHef fag tae NaR
atsasufe sid aai ent luta dlHeHs
#IaH - IL mefits lHsltad Hr talked
slaai NJ Naw tsIiiaa rs beafsfs
y Hat = HHe FELLOW At Nv Ms
Ma RiuehHff feit HNEfIaNHd fhat
aHName sIaau4 - dlshasaa q eHAEs
INF Ia Secure IhH franchise under
consideration FINALLY h made 4
uioat hitter attack 81 thu nee snanefa
ef the cts attefnnsiHe - tnnNsh
fheif HieffssH O. aHifIfisinH fhe Nae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-21
FAW GARBAGE FRANCHISE
IS SET BACK IN COUNCIL

what / am ahiettluk to=the loose
va 1t Il drawn There r. nothing
obligatory On Mr Yaw or any one
else IN fhH measure II Is na more
binding than the present ordinances.
TIE ordinances that vii follow that
a ~ create the monopoly
Ia the course IT hla fema Ks ueH
carr made TIE following statements
THERE Is NJ 81 IaTfuN
ABOUT IT 1sfHE City nH 81
kasrfH SHOULD 0WN tTa oNs
eHHMAfoNN HIT THAT Il NJ
REASON WHY T'IlfH GRANT
SHOULD Yer HE MADE To Ait
NAA
At Fulton responded 81 Gen carr
several iiues usH CARE interrupted
ana sharp paaHasea Al arms eHaasd
4 iha request ~ Gen carr Al HMis
ton stated that ha aaa EMPLOYED by
tha alt9 HaaHaaksta and Has getting
e Zee faf hat ha HsH doing
Nn kailtau ssla thai while On the
face - il the faaaeb lae aia not az
rHas - grant monopoly. be huIHNa
81 that when taken into tire courts
f would he - eaHat faHdI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-21

muneVs nX furnishing the hest
Hafbage service tH the eilYz
II = a fact and Yhu know L he
continued addressing Nj Fulton
that the llafIaaa eha ate collecting
karbaKs todsf are makinH aaHeNs
and great amount aat Il II More
money Mf Fulton. than either Yen
or
Councilman Murphy here asked
several questions lie WaHted u
know whether iaaaah the proposed
franchise Ma naf exclusive aHa a
MONOPOLY On iia face. Il would net
haeuusH such If once HfHuled and the
HHN ordinance Sc HibltlHH the Dump
iHn uf EAftaar within the city limits
ar tate the hay paaHed Would NOT
eilIzaHs then BE forced e eHtHaHize
n Nau fHaMaIaEs He asked
Uen ctr faaHHaHaaH that athera
m1HHl baHd sfemaEefIss that there
aas Ha1hIaN Il THE proposed law
ffaH htss r. prevent thsm f9em do
ms So
~ that's iuaf the tfauhIa m
trftsHseH tauuei' man kistisf .Hfhere
il nothing tn that franchise That 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-21
Street Grading

Commences this week, The addition
has been laid out In park style by
one OF geattlc'H most capable aud
gifted engineers. Mr. George +. Cot
terrill Those vino are familiar with
this Hentlrmaus work need to be
told nothing further. If ven desire
a. see something really beautiful 60
cut 90 the Madrona Park addition
aud look Il over.
A free abstract goes With each lot.
q n the HhurteNi ftaFt tract We iiftN =
ever had pass through our hands,
Mr. White. from whom Mr.. Naddeh
bought this property, took M the
land from the United States govern
mtut IN is6a and in due time secured
a United States patent Ia the same,
Take the Maarona Park ear and get
on At Thirty fourth and Denny way.
our representative win be there from
10 o. M to show YOU around. We
wiil make the terms to suit you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-21

per 900 cubic feet where there y
no competition. In the epWrehtiVe
districts the rate remains at y cents,
The reduction applies 70 the entir"
city and affects 20 900 Consumers VINO
deal with the corn pany tt - eEps'f
81 that the other lighting comiiafiie
Of the city will meet the cut o. the
san Franeisca Gas a Electric COIN
pany. IN which ease a rate war o. IN IN
usual proportions IL looked Tor, as me
management OF the Fan Ffan'iH s"
company announces that y -
pared g. reduce rntez stu faft - ~.
and Hnderouf am price made ny the
opposition companies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-21
BENSON IS
FORTUNATE
JURY FINDS THE OUTLAW
GUILTY OF MANsLAUoHTER
FOR THE KILLING or SHEER
IFF MoRRELL

OLYMPIA. Wns April q. A. 2 %
O'Clock last night the tnt} ~ -
~ murder ~ Jailer M0ffell last
,s.',..l.,...,s sst,4sraa 4 verdict finding
s,..s...s.., s.uiltv ~ tnauslAuEuier fhe
iarv wsa out seven hours.
tt,.neeuag defense was that attst ht
$4,000 mofren aud found INC
s',ter door locked he was then ~ '.,l tns
mercy 81 the TALLER His huhFfsu l'.s..
seta were h self .defense. the tlas
a,..,tet,tte believed this to DC ttus
- found = verdict accord my
W,t@n Indignation is expressed ust.
a. the outcome Of the trial - y
s5ss the general feeling ina t's''''i''
should pay the death peualty'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-21
GAS so CENTS
A THOUSAND FEET
IN SAN FRANCISCO
'm ARE Paying SLIGO In Seattle You Have a
Right to Heller

~ y :. faANcIsco. Aprii zi-1he
= spsioas for the control Of
i. s Corporations Of this city
sa Thu Eastern syndioate
hsssyass.a Il ~ the oraHnisatlons. ard
~ t ~ biggest Kas rate war
~ sssfy u the Pacific coast
thss 9kafatsd when the aau rrap-
ssssa - - and Electric Company re-
n q 4les % consumers.
ssat - Iale Nas tiszB per GOO
y a. .steepi IL those portions If
Fl.srs ~ n-fs there T. competition
sabls ~, 's.e Was y cents per COO
The new rate IL Is cents