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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-10-14

! dollars, of which sum the said, 9
+ MOrrell, has paid 20 per ct cash
or forty and l6 100 dollars receipt
whereof F,,,Ikcs 4 Forbes have
acknowledged 10 have received,
leaving a balance due by said u +
Morrell Of one hundred and sixty
and 73 100 dollars
IlG Against Herman Simon,
and against his following des
cribed property, situated on MAN
street, which pro perty has 100
feet front on Main street, by a
depth of 200 feet bounded on the
North by property Of Mrs lrma
Terry, on the South by property
of Mrs. n p Millard, on the East
by Main street, and on the West
by property which belonged to
Mrs. M LOurd, for the construc
ton Of 500 square feet Of side
walk at lG.9c per square foot, ana
100 lineal feet of curb at 81 &c
per lineal foot, constructed along
sad above described property
making total Of one hundred
and thirty nine and 4O-1oO dollars,
of which sum the SAID II Simon
has paid go per ct cash or twenty
seven and $500 dollars. receipt
whereof FOulkes Il Forbes have
acknowledged to have received,
leaving IA balance due 10y sad
Herman Simon Of one hundred
and eleven and 81 100 dollars.
147 Against, Est. + s Lntzen
berger, and against his following
described, property. situated on
Main street, which property has
14S feet front on Main street, 10y
a depth of 200 feet bounded on
the North side by property OF
Hebert, on the South by property
Of II L DelhOmmer, on the East oy
Fulton street and on the West by
Main street, for the construction
Of GIG 2 square feet of side walk
at 16. &c per square foot 40 square
feet of driveway at 2O.2Sc per
square foot, and l4S lineal feet Of
| surb g "a 81 ~ lineal foots con
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-10-14

sum the said Herman Simon has
paid twenty four and 81 100 dol
lars or 20 per ct cash, receipt
whereof Foulkes Il Forbes have
acknowledged to have received,
leaving a balance due by said
Herman Simon of ninety eight
and OG 100 dollars.
IA Against \ NJ Bernard and
against his following described
property, situated on Main street,
which property has 2O1.1 feet
front on Main street, by a depth
of 200 feet and bounded on the
North by property Of Zenon
Decuir. South 10y property of
Estate of + S Lntzenberger, East
by Fulton street and West by
Main street, for the construction
of S4l square feet of side walk at
16 &c per square foot and POI !
lineal feet Of curb at "a &c per
Iineal foot, constructed along said
above described property making
a total of two hundred and fifty
two and J4.lOO dollars, Of which
sum the said. A M Bernard, has
paid 90 per ct cash or fifty and
52 100 dollars, receipt whereof
FOulkes & Forbes have acknOwl-
edged to have received, leaving a
balance due by said A NJ Bernard
Of two hundred and two and O4 100
dollars.
145 Against G + Morrcll, and
against his following described
property, situated on Main street,
which property has 1876 feet iron,
on Main street, by a depth of l3O
feet bounded on the North side
o. property of Il II Morrell, on
the South by Lee street, on the
East by Main street and on the
West by property Of Widow M
Morrel, for the construction Of
6S5 square feet of side walk at
l6.9c per square foot and 1888
llneal feet Of curb at "a SC per
lineal foot, constructed along said
above described property making
. total Of two hundred and So. 100
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-10-14

"a &c per lineal foot, constructed
along said above described prop
erty making total Of one hun
dred and forty five and ~ 100
dollars, of which sum the said 5 g
Hebert has paid 90 per ct cash or
twenty nine and IS 100 dollars,
receipt whereof Foulkcs & Forbes
have acknowledged to have RS
ceived, ,leavinga balance due by the
said S & IIebert Of one hundred
and sixteen and n 100 dollars.
1jG. Against Mrs. Panllna Ber
gerie, and against her following
described property, situated on
Main street, which property has
~ feet front On Main street, by
depth Of 900 feet bounded on the
North by property Of A 9 Burkart
South by property g G Laughlin,
East by Main street and West by
property Of JOS a Breaux, for the
construction of 80 square feet of
side walk an lG Sc per square foot
and 81 lineal feet Of curb at 81 Sc
per lineal foot, constructed along
said above described property
making a total Of seventy one and
10 100 dollars, Of which sum the
said Mrs. PauIina Bergerie has
paid 90 per ct cash or fourteen
and 22.l0O dollars, receipt whereof
FOulkes 81 Forbes have ackonwl
edged to have received, leaving u
balance due by the said Mrs.
Paulina Bergerie Of fifty six and
oS 100 dollars.
157 Against Frank Ii S,nitil,
and against his folio wing DIES
cribed property, situated on Sf.
Peter street, which property has q
1 lontinued on last page.
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against his following described
property, situated on Main street,
which property has a front of 2G 6
feet front on Main street, by a
depth of 100 feet bounded ON the
North side by property of II A
King, South by properly Of l. q
Hacker, East by Main street, and
West by property of 7 y Foster,
for the construction of 217.3S
square feet of side walk at 1G Sc
per square foot, ami 2G.G lineal
feet Of curb at 54.9c per lineal
foot, constructed along said above
described property making a total
fifty six and 42-lOO dollars, less a
crOdit for 2G.G lineaI feet Of brick
curb at fifteen cents per llneal foot
or three and % 100 dollars, Of
which sum the SAID NJ w Fisher
has paid 20 per ct cash or ten and
4S 100 dollars, receipt whereof
FOulkes & Forbes have acknOwl
edged to have received, leaving a
balance due by the said NJ w
Fisher Of forty one and 80 100
dollars.
155 Against s q Hebert, and
against his following described
property, situated on Main street.
which property has a front Of
1913 feet Oh Main street, by a
depth of 200 feet bounded on the
North by Chestnut street, on the
South by property of Est. + $
Gutenberg, East by Fulton street
and on the West side by Main
street for the construction Of 457
square feet Of side walk at 1876
per square foot 49 5 square feet Of
driveway at 2O.25c per square foot
and 1865 lineal feet of curb q
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-10-14
OFFICIAL Minutes
CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting.

kNo1t'nued from last week
The following ordinance was intro
duced BY Mr.. l. lndest and adopted
. oy the following Yea and Nay votes:
iea-Messrs. !ndest, Renoudet,
uelahoussaye, Vo,rIies, Fisher. and
s'ansburv. Nay None.
Said ordinance was then presented
" the Mavor for examination and
sHer examination was returned by
a'm approved and signed and the
s a"xed thereto in open session.
"' S"a ordinance reads rs follows:
LIEN PRIVILEGE AND MORTGAGE
ORDINANCE.
~ y ordained by the Mayor and
o'ard ofTrus,ees of the CITY of Nov
i. - '@' That there is hereby lev
~ special assessment in favor If
49,. Aes & Forbes, OF Terre IIaute, In.
80, upon the properties hereinbelow
eo' OF the hereinafter named
's asd against said persons, and
~. u sne sums OF money set opposite
e.sons' names and said described
sepsrties. to-wit:
- Against Herman Simon
-. ass'nst his following des
ns. . psOperty, situated on Nam
~ which property has 20
.. ~ of less front on Main
Y 200 feet IN depth, and
i 49, - on the North by Hop.
Ipst sst South by property of
-. sa''e, on the East by Main
S al on the Yves, ~ nran"n a'.'
.,., 4 conrrege, tor the con.
ea of io0 G5 square feet of
ol,. = y ie Sc pc, square foot
= feet Of curb at a. ec
foot constructed alone
y Described property
! total Of one hundred
three and 81 100 dol
sredit Of SIX square
\ certificate ; %
dollar. Of which
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
KELLAM ANSWERS.
Denounces AS False the Charges
Made by Cason.
lspnclul Id The T'inlns-pspateh.l

Especial to The Timns-Dispatr
4 PRINCESS ANNE c. IT., VA, October
es.-politics is getting warm in this county
and much interest is taken In the cleo
ton for clerks of the courts, the canul-
dates, A. c.. Kellam and O. l., SNIP.
making a hot fight, Mr., Ship is COM
fparatively young man. and has never
held any Office. Mr.. Kellum Is u man
of prominence and decided ability, and
has held the office of clerk of the courts
for tho past fourteen years. with credit
to himself ana honor to his county. Mr.,
Kellam Ia recognized us n Republican.
lie owes his former elections to the DEM
5ocrats. WHO cannot be tempered with
In this county. His same Democratic
friends say they see no reason ia change,
and Will stick to ana vote for him In
tho coming election,
Mr.. Kellam has issued an answer to
one by Mr. w. w. Cason, making GER
tain charges against him, as follows:
In reply to the above card, ! desire to
say that have already branded Inc re-
port that voted and worked for I.ittleton
owens as false and untrue, The state,
ment that the author Of this card. or
any ether person. over saw ne at negro
churches making speeches, or putting
myself on all equality with them, Is false
and untrue
the statement that the author Of this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
/ y B. Mosby& co LB Mosby& Co y 3 Mosby 6 co

card over saw mo at negro convention
as a participant Is false and untrue,
The statement that I have reGulhrly
paid tho poll taxes for large NUMBER oi
negroes Is equally false,
Tho statement that l am using INC
clerks Office for tho meeting OF my re
publican friends and negroes to meet N
tile dead hours of tho night IS eauaily
false.
AS to my politics and the part ! rake
in political affairs. the people OF TINS
county know that tho statements herein
contained are untrue, and the statement
that I lead the negroes and advise
them IN casting their votes against the
white men OF tho county the people OF
this county know TO he equally untrue.
AS to the fact Of my attending con-
ventlons and taking part in them, hat
I do not do,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29

from Charlottesville, where she spent
. Mrs. r, Il. Thorpe is visiting friends
tin, New York. !, +he
guest of Miss Blanche Webb. on Bousn
Strae<. ,,,,,n
returned after spending two weeks At
Maple Shade Inn. PULASKI
Misses Saunders. Of New Orleans. are
visiting Miss Elizabeth Talbot on Free
Mr., aud Mrs, Barnes Compton, who
were guests OF Mr. and Mrs carey "
Weston, on Freemason Street, left Tor
charlot tesyille Monday,
Nh and Mrs. Arthur g SHFullnphreyF
hape !, returned form Warrenton, where
they visited Colonel Carter, HE
Mrs 9, Murray Spencer Will leave this
afternoon for Philadelphia, after being
The guests Of Mrs. Margaret Wilson, on
tIrreemuson Street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
Alberene Notes.

!. lSpecIal to The TInes-Dlspatch)
$ALBERENII, VA, October 2s--A1iss Eva
Payne, who has been visiting her sister-in-
law, Mrs. N. d. Payne, eft u few days
ago for Esmont. va.
Miss Lezzie Dunlop Is vis'tlng her
brother, Mr.. Charles Dualop OF this
4 MI. Carroll. OF New. York city, the presi-
dent of Albemnrie soapstone Company,
and Mr.,l Gisten, OF Schuyler, Va, nre
Visitors at this place.
Il Services were held Sunday morning and
evening at the Baptist Church at this
place BY Rev. Bowden, !, !.
tho Episcopal Church every Sunday eye-
ming at n 80. 4 sa5t N <
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
j. B. Mosby & GO

field" have gone to, Richmond for this
Misses Florence and Constance Anders
OF the late summer months With MrA
Charles Digs, have gone to Richmond
where they viii mako their home for. thu
future.
Georgia. where she will spend the gwinten.
Mr.. V. Walden formerly Deputy Clerl
OF the county. has accepted y posi- ti9h
as cashier Of the bank at stony Creek
Va. Both Mr. Walden ard his charming
wife viii be missed In Cumberland
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
Tie Cause Of the Trouble.

ttomer.H aueried the proprietor. ,I1e sets
down AM when asts him what ten be-"
eSeaed he new MATER aNs yo,, ss s9z Yo
soaked hinl one, houston lost,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
Happy Gathering.
Especial to Tho TImes-Dispatch,)

ilSe'l'sfS>'s't w : wv +tt'.S"-A'1SpdSS'HJ
tsCopT sVllLE VA October s Tues
gathering NJ nBelle liaYs,,,t 'in IN Honor, Of
Miss !, Clara Pitts,. the daughter Of the
house Tile good old-fashioned games
OF Childhood made ,',a sliDpet 81 incrrily.
AZ ton O'Clock q dc. yhtf 4! supper Gf
4snlads meats. cakes and fp,s Was served.
Those present were aiissfs lara Pitts,
Grace Burgess. Of Richmond. Mary Dull,
Mary Fits Amanda Pitts, Marjorie .Har-
4rls, Rose Farrar. Mesdanles Jolln - ltts,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
Mrs. Winston Arrives.

ITF5 3 (Speclal TO The Tlmes- Dlspatch.)
~ HANOVER COuRTHOusE, VA. C1cto-
ber os. MRS. r. 81 Nyinston,,.of Minne-
aholls ana Mrs I9 4 puy an,. If st anhl
S,mr, ,ial home ana nIan. lonnf Mrs,
gWimston. These ladies VIII spend solar
Six weeks before returning 70 their Nest
prn homes, ia igs syt4is FL s5sSs 3si
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
You Never Can Tell.

IA,dy--"Don't you know that q barking
dog never bites ?' Tramp. Yes. but how
am Ito know that all of Y sudden yaura
Press,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
j. B. Mosby& Co

a, T.. Pitts. p. S. Burgess. Colley II. N.
Tar:sr. and Messrs; James, Charles and
8, Dayrler, 8, r Gault; CaIlaghan,
I.eake Pitts and ]. J.. Pitts,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
Special Announcement.
Yollr Underwear Wants

stock is consulted.
Infants Mcrlno Wool Wrap
pcrs, soft and warm. 6oo.i.
chlldren's Ribbed Cotton Vests
and Pants, fleece lined, warm
and comfortable. @6c,
Boys Australian Wool Vests,
Pants ana Drawers, whlte anu
natural, soc, zoe.
Boys Strictly Non-shrlnking
Merino Wool Shirts. Pants ana
Drawers, white and natural,
05c, roc, Soc, 800.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29

Ladies' Merlno Wool Vests
and Pants. soc, roc, Si.Oop,
S1.25. i.8
Ladies' Strictly Mons Shrink
Ing AIerino Wool Vests and
Pants. 75c, 800, s1.:6, $50.
Indies Equestrienne Tights.
knee ana ankle length. white
and black. S1,@5. $50, S:.2b.
Ladies' Combination Suits Of
Cotton. Merino Wool, SILK and
Wool and all. silk, S1.OO TO
$500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
New Lace'S;';

New Val. Laces, with Inser-
tions to match, in all widths,
5Oc, 75c, S1.OO to. pa. 90 piece.
New Baby Irish, vcnise and
Point Gaze Allovers,
@1.bO to 5000
Band to galloons to match.
New Venise, Plum and Baby
Irish Bands, Festoons and Gall
looms, In white, cream and
black .5Oc to $6. 90 yard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
Handkerchief
From Maker 10 Consumer
An Extraordinary
.UnbrellaBar

Ladies' 2e-inch Close Rolling
Union Tsffeta Silk Umbrellas,
handles OF pearl, silver inlaid.
value $3.50. Special ....$1.00
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
Two Bargains in Fancy Silks
Men'sFurnishings

Mems Outing Night Shirts,
cut full and wide, nicely made.
Special value .,.....,......'ooc
Mems Cotton Night Shirts,
cut full 'and wide, nicely
trimmed 4. ,'' wv y
New Neckwear. 200 and 600
Mems Silk and Lisle Socks,
in black and tan,
MEMS Flannelette Pa jamas,
cut full and wide........$ l.oo
Gentlemen's Non Shrinking
Shirts and Drawers, in white
and natural.
1926, $3.50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
Black Goods
Dress Trimmings / i / /: i
at Cut Prices

Fancy Appliaues, in all coll
ors. former prices s1.oo, $3.50
and S2.9S. Now .2bc and 6Oc
Black Braids, in all widths,
were soc and csc. Now
1bc and 26c
New and Handsome Trim
ntings, in short lengths, at
rediculously low prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19
MORE PLACES FOR SOUTH.
If the Grill Service Commissions S,
Plans Take Effect.

Washington. March 1s.-If the plans of the Civil
Services Commission prevail the Southern States
hereafter will have larger representation in the
executive departments at Washington Exanina-
tons will be held in many of those States on April
20 for bookkeepers, and on May for clerks. THESE
examinations viii be held III the States furthest IN
arrears in apportionment. Except in rev IN
stances these Southern States The list incuaes
Alabama, Arkansas Florida Georgia. Hawaii Ind
ian Territory, Kentucky. Louisiana, Mnhesota'
Mississippi. Missouri. New-Mexico. North Carolina
North Dakota, Oklahoma. oregon. Porto Rico
South Carolina Tennessee. Texas. Ctah and WIS
consin
Under the Civil Service law each State Is entitled
&c It's proper representation in the departments at
Washington; but the Gulf and Southwestern STATES
because OF the lack OF applicants, constantly tall
behind notwithstanding the fact that they are nrs
in order of certihcation. Because OF the lack OF
male elieibles from these States, the commission is
forced 10 certify for appointment from the northern
States which thus get the greater part OF 5he e ap
pointrnents The commission lays stress on the rae
that the politics of applicants have nothlng 70 90
with their examination, ceruhcation or appoint
The entrance salaries paid IN these places PAGES
range from $500 to $500 year. There is a SpeClal
demand for stenographers and typewTiters, Tor
which examinations now being held IN every
State and Territory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19
TO INSPECT MEXICAN CONCESSIONS
Colonel W. C. Greene and Business Associ-
ates Plan an Extended Trip.

Colonel ". c. Greene. president of the Greene
Cfold-Silver Company and the Greene COnsolfia ted
Copper Company, with directors in some OF the
Greene properties and several personal friends will
leave here for Mexico Wednesday to inspect the
concession of tour thousand square miles OF min
eral and timber lands made to Colonel Greene by
the Mexican government. The party Will include
Mark L. Sperry Of Waterbury: James Phillips tr
or Boston; MyrOn NJ. Parker Alfred Romer r. w
Pilsbury, OF New-Hampshire: esalen Stone OF
Boston; George s. Robbins ex-Jddge Thomas H.
Anderson. of Washington; Senatorial c.. Latirner
of South Carolina and others end the Journey into
the Sierra Madre mountains Of old Mexico will
be made in three special Pullman cars. The trip
will occupy two three months.
Much of the inspection In the mountains will be
made on horseback under guard Of Mexican cav
airy. as the route lies through the YaquI Indian
country Colonel Greene's new railroad. the Rio
Grunde Sierra Madre and Pacific IS in operation
from FL Paso to TerraZas. distance of leo miles
and is being driven 1S5 miles further southwest
to Deidrlck This road will connect the mines with
the Southern Pacific system, and viii according 10
those Interested in the project. vastly cheaper
transportation into what is regarded by experts as
one OF the richest mining territories on this conti-
nent Colonel Greene and his friends have bought
the Santa Juliana. Balvanera Guadalupe Rencon
and Ronguilo group OF mines. in Jesus Maria.
chihuahua, which, with the present crude methods
record of yielding Ne0,o0O0O0 in gold and silver
Colonel Greene will install American machinery.
developing these properties One of the interesting
features OF the development plans is the Harvesting
Grafton OF electric power At all the mines,
The concession from the MexcAns is said 20 be
The tract is heavily timbered with pine. and rail-
timber the four thousand square miles Colonel
Greene has organized AS.oo0ooo company to de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19
CHANCES FUNERAL PYRE.
District attorney Burns Gambling
indictments Worth $4,000.

All the gambling paraphernaia gathered by the
District Attorney in his last crusade against the
gamblers went up in smoke yesterday. The Dis
trct Attorneys office estimated the value OF the
stuff burned about $4,000. Because OF their
more or less precarious existence the last TWO or
three years, the gambling fraternity have not been
INDUCING to any extent I'm ivory chips or costly
roulette tables and faro layouts. and most of the
stuff surrendered by those seeking sanctuary under
the provisions of the DoWling of decidedly
inferior material
For some weeks the material has been accumulat-
ing in the Criminal Courts Building and yesterday
five double teams took it to the plant of the Street
Cleaning Department at 47th-st. and the North
River a large crowd watched the proceedings
and eagerly seized any card chip which fell to
the sidewalk There about fifty roulette
wheels. whose cost averaged about $500, and nearly
a million chips, mostly of composition, besides
faro layouts packs Of cards dice and red-and-
black and KlondiAe apparatus. When the celluloid
chips were fed into the furnace the heat was so
intense that portions of the dock had to have the
nose turned on them 10 keep them from getting
afre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19
FADS IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Give the Time Taken for Them to Study
There Instead of at Home.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: Dr. Quick says children are becoming
deforrned from carrying schoolbooks The remedy
is simple. Don't cGrrv them
Five hours study is enough for any child. We
agtate the eight-hour workday for men, but con-
denim children to work fifteen hours which is
my daughters school day. What sort of fathers
10 allow II?
A principal compiimented my neighbor upon the
proficiency of her daughter. saying he was proud
Of her. The mother told him that he had no occa-
sion for pride. for she, not the principal had edu-
Gated her daughter-whlch was a fact
Another neighbours child was sent home with
tasks for her father to help her with He wrote the
teacher that he helped pay principal and teachers
TO educate his child and he expected them 70 do It.
and in the proper place, the schoolroon and he did
not propose to do # for them. Right again
The system is 4 hardship to the parents who. II
conscientious and anxious to see their children
progress must often put in hard nights work
over the perplexing problems
The consequence is that In nearly every instance
the standing of the child in his class depends upon
the ability OF the parent 20 teach him The scheme
likewise breeds fraud / know parents who do the
home work for their children TO save the trouble OF
explanation IL Is also Il common thing for
scholar VINO Is known 10 have his home work to be
waylaid by crowd who have NOT been able 10 do
theirs and the WORK copied by the wholesale
But We AWAY nave room Tor fad. NV children
never taught 10 write read; know moth
ing Of syllables cannot figure; learned geog-
their classes Ia algebra, Greek Latin German ana
botany. And this i called education.
We are paying 100000 d year TO music teocbara
when X is common knowledge that only one nerson
IN three hundred has musical ability worthy OF
the slightest cultivation And whoever learned
/ hope to see the time when educating is done AT
when there Will be separate schools for dun and for
bright scholars. that all may not be compelled TO
GO al the pace or the siioWest A FATHER.
Brooklyn. March Is, 1895.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19

When the present little spasm OF reaction is
over: when Wall Street catches its breath and
becomes its normal self again; when sensa-
tional apprehension gives way TO plain, straight
forward common sense. we are certain 70 have
activity and buOyancy in all the Erie issues. and
Mexican Central will then proceed 10 points or
more upward, Kansas City Southern win CON-
mand the higher figure which its phenomenal
earning power warrants: even Rock Island VIII
wake UP. and Toledo. ST. Louis and Kansas City
Will have in the market SOME reflection OF the
Importance which belongs 10 It's unique position
Of being now the only prosperous independent
system in Eastern Trunk Line territ0ry-anp-e
warrant for the competing bids now pending for
its control