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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-26

CHEAP HONEST
\ y CAR SHOPS TuiuE m on e u
IIlliman.a Meadow Gardens. employ
Ing about - men. wiii make tie
land ealaabis lafRe tracts over ffsa
feet ionH only H3A en- terms ~ a. -
per month twenty statesmen ou the
grounds until sold oct also need anes
srat n1are men af god wages. viii
eel houses or terms II . per mouth
Taka nnv Hrntun ear g. puRamlsh
bridaa % call at IFilmhna afflres
81 Times block. az once If
Take queen Anne ear a. seventh
Ave West and smith Place. We
will rhaW you thr ursftinFt building
spots fn Seattle grand view we sell
on easy monthly payment plan. luN
rate # iniftsut. no building rgatfIe-
tiona perfect title city water n
a Young a son. 10 seventh Ave
West aud smiths Place. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-26

o.
auction sale n slesa6t
furniture AZ 81 ~ HicHaftan'H aaies-
rooms - and Gg0 FIfaf Ave on
TUESDAY. thr 9th. Ht u - sharp
Elegant bfaEa mounted bsts f0ids
tnE llaaa syringe mafffaaaas fine
hureauR. fuuue-isa rhiffuHiFrH o.
great variety china closets. fKtaG-
sion tahtEH dtuira chairs. elegant
davenport fancy oak faakerH writ
ing a~sk kitchen aHfr chine Eiana.
lace curtains. p0rtisfea hsiffft din.
fng chairs Ennchrs bed lounges.
secretaries. Wilton velvet art squares
ari1 NfndaW shades. extra fine "a (
center tables library table box
Courhes carpets rugs steel range.
EAs range trockerF. Kitchen utau-
ellis. otr also two elegant upright
pianos a. good a. new COME early
and inspect p ~ HIekefton aur-
floueer phauef. Main nal nd 1871
Don't forget. Tuesday. the zith ai
80 Az sharp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-26

TIE pnrACffgHH WIPE iR SICK
a "a - faHsf soil tfaesa g Ard 81 Fat
FtiNsfteu Garden Tracts. price -
house itaGt with shed ias1t sod
cook stove enc heater. one bed to
fnekins rfalrH T. thuruuNf4 hid
ftGseaus This 10 70 fake. hsf a
genuine bargain TeFWH on Fart
q ~ NlCtfutH a t'niun uAaes
AUST RFtL QUICKLY
IT, 0ns aHre ~ rich alder lard al
lffsf cultivation berries and small
ffsuts faf family nse al fenced
Afaeafh 90 ear small faUne ard
aAthulidinaa gradsd hpaL slofea
CHARLES q ADAMS.
- Culman ntdN
$40 Per lots ~ nfrn Maur. on car
tire 1Nafionhina Lake Washington.
or your QNu terms
TfTVgrnAI-b q MELVILLE
- Iuwbsr EKchanEe BIDS
rhuua Main SIC
HOMES far the rich ard homes fer
she paar AnVpue eaH set q home tn
aprtnkhrnoA Afditiou on Queen Anne
Iflu Beautiful siEhtiF lots cheap
Ard en- easF terms gHaHr o. car Iias
rifF WafsF Come aut to-day a. EtH
3th Ave west ard Laurel Place
n a. Young Son. Sole Agents -,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-26

APEeIAI R0OMlNa H0EAE
We have a modern steam heated not
water ~ every room ruafuiug house
the lease IL favorable. - making
E0od money owner goes into other
business good Investment. zee as
part caHh
PACIFIC INvEHTMEST co,
a. Alaska building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-26
THE MARKETS

New office rooms have bses q.
cured By The municipal oznersa.s
campaign committee and ihs q.
miitee 10 moving rs lmpealnm.s
into the this morning. Hefnosrt
the COMMITTEES has bad Offices 9.
the third for 81 the Wasbi1ns.
building The new offices sfs ..
the first floos. Three Offices are
been secufed instead u iro. ihs
numbw osyupied before the skazgs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-26

Halfhut. per n. stssisc' salricn -
afssasld. per %. fst4Qlsc, frezes sssk
salmon. per "a Sc. chinook f&lA<
per h.. g.. founders. per ~ s'set -
uer lh gi-c. rock cod Per =
shrimpH. per IL lW' iroAta =
cod per lb G. ina cp1 p. = ~
1870 prr sark. NHnA 90 Eas2s
- IN ciars. s. . per sack. D
aeneas crabs fleaale-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-26

have uniN nHe price
poerr are htsher. tut ! am aiiu Holi-
tus at The same price
Sfosa panel aoats. Tor ell finish u y
pei door
crCss panel deers Tor painting hN
per dooF
Window frames. Tor weights Va
window ftNmea. plain y ~ -
I aril O. any Hus and 7 have envy ohs
price seHa faf price liaiH ave WV
FROM me az Aa lon prize - lN"t
nearest dealer can puenlalf nufeheHv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-26

I've old chickens per - - E
sfri-sr per 10 ise. i've dressed - :
iaaIse capcns. PER 10 &c. brcllefk y
as 81 la.i6. i've turkcya TT = "
- fivc dressed. Per ih itrsics ~
ee.#e. per N. Toe. I've dressed ~
fg1egibc live ducks. per u lssise. ~
dfasssd. pr IA is4ife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-26

nsows ruf Nent rouf modern uufurs
uiahod uneWs faf rent cheap In
qulrr it. Denny WAY ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-26

Steers Per n, &C; cows 81 y -
e. veal psr IT. eaiq1c. matieA =
~ Ensc hprtuk Amh Per -
dressed hoes per u. FsEc
i've Stpek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-26
PETIT 4 SON.
GOLDMAN nHffutNO
ACREAGE AgWE TRACTS AND
HANtifEH

ZINE - ACRE tMUfr RANCH
10 aerea. all iu ffuif and hishb ina
proved. Welding q fine Income. neal
Lake IS Warrington sERpn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-26

wefhsrr sheep per 10 sAe. sWss =
n. Glltifc. steers. pef y, tfe -
fsr ~ g4fg4c calves. per "a -
Iamha. PER head y
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
PROBABLY KILLED ~
HoBoEs FOR MONEY

n W Thompson OF simon. a south
orn Pacific section foreman, while out
on his section, between Simon and
Stolns Wednesday. discovered pool
of blood alongside the track. On OK.
animation he found trail where a
body had been draggod, and follow.
lng thls np, found the dead body OF a
man, says the l.Grdshufg Liberal
about two hundred yards from the
track he notified the authorities az
Simon and Coroner Wood Walker I'm.
paneied a jury and held an Inquest. n
was found that be- had been shot IN
the back 90 The head, and hit along.
side the head. whore a long cut had
been made iiis pockets had been
turned inside out and q small com
bag was found that had been opened
and thrown away, His bundle Of
blankets had been cut open he was a
man about 40 years old, five feef eight
Inches tan hair sprinkicd with gray.
m0uetaCho, and about three weeks
growth uf beard on his face H0 had
on q suit of good clothes, aud over
them wore q pair of ovemlls There
was no paper or anything about him
by which his name could become
known. lie had been seen west of
Simon, and at Simon, and so evidently
was travelling east The jury brought
in q verdict thnt he came % his dsaih
at the hands Of SOME unknown person
n is probable tina be was travelling
with some other hoboos. who learned
that he had some money aud killed
him for o..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

regard. i haven't boon NEAR washing
ton for quite a while
Dir Ripley then said that the Santa
ne company would expend more than
tibOu0.o 900 In improvements ln the
present facal year. "Wo have not exc
pended less than 10000 900 annually
for several ycam Ia improving our
lines" be said. "Tho work aow un-
der way ia mostly IN the way OF better
ballast and new rolling stock"
Tho work in connection With the
Texico cut-on viii De finished hy July
i, he said. The operation Of the pas
senger trains OF tho new tracks viii
place i4os Angeles nearer 30 Chicago
than any other city ON the coast hy
aeveral hours. The fimc between Chi
cago and Los Angeles will be- reduced
from six to eight hours. the cut-on
saving more than goo miles travel
over the present route. The improve
mont includes reduction In grades.
MT Ripley ls Ia Los Angeles for
the week partly on business" IN
order 90 enjoy bic vacation here 20 the
fullest extent Mr.. Ripley gut in the
hrsj dag in conference with omc'ala
of this division.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
CANADIAN IMMIGRATION
ASSOCIATION AZ WORK

Winnipeg, Man. Feb. IA The third
annual meeting coz iho Western Can.
.adian lmmleraipn Association opened
DO ihe Board of Trade rooms here this
morning. The attendance is very large
and che members seem tO take moro
Interest ln the work before them than
ever before rho meeting ia of groat
Importance iusi az thls tlMe. on 90.
count 81 che iacl ihaf a large immlgra.
zion Us expected ihis year and Il is
necessary 20 prepare Tor the unusually
large influx OF cOlonlats. low rail
road rates Will he agreed On aud the
railroads leading to the nothWeat VIII
he urged % af6lai ln the task of a.
tracing Immigrants % a desirable
class 20 the western parts Of Cana3a
10 % proposed % continue ihc aasO
citation Tor tgo more years az least
and 90 map ont a program f0r THE
year Amer the morning session the
delegates adjourned for luncheon
There viii bo smother meeting iu the
Afternoon bot fle usual banquet lu
che evening aill bg Qmitted rhia year
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
DOG SHOW OFFERS IN
PREMIUMS $4,000

New York peh f--rhe iaffesi dog
saou ever held 90 sg part or tho
world is at Madison Square 0ardon
this week Tho entries roach a
total of 30i9. Including 1851 indlyld.
uel dogs The show d held under thc
auspices of she Westminster Kennel
Cinh. aud is considered one of the
most imunriant events uf that hlgd
ever held in any country The largest
ahcW in Europe IA that Of the Kennel
Club. held in London every wear AZ
ne jubilee show last Ociohor the Ion,
don show ln Crystal palace had the
largest number ~ dogH it ever had
an dihcrc were only i,1s9. nearly 200
lcsa than shown at tho present ahoN
IN Madison Square Onrdon The on.
lry ilsl ia moro than three hundred
larger than last year and the greatest
Increase a. ln che Boston TTfler
classes, one hundrod more having
been entered thla year than last The
number o. pcmmorallans 10 doubled
aud there are bis increases la the
classes for Eugllah settlers and sport.
Ing suaniuls while no mngilna and
hinudhounds wofo honehed last year.
there are several exhibited this year
Ohor breeds ahoWine abSUiantiRl d..
crcaaoa are eetrhOunds. pNiniors, col.
lloa, paimallans. French BULLDOGS.
Wolch terriers and the various siuds
OF TOY spaniela
Amons the dogh on exhibition there
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
80 YEAR OLD MOTHER
OF NAVAL HERO WORKS
AS DEPARTMENT CLERK
RETAINS POSITION IN GOVERN.
hENT LAND OFFICE AFTER
SON AND GRANDSON LOSE
LIVES ron NATION.

Washington. D. C.. Feb Il.--At the
age of 50 Mrs Ann " 0rldley. mother
of the famous captain 60 whom Al
mirai Dewey gave tho order, "Y0u
may begin firing uhvu you are ready
0ridiey and grandmother OF i.ieu
tenant John v. y. Oridley. killed fuu
ycars 7g4 ay tho explosion OF the
ba,iiahin Missouri n raaaslarly ai
work al clerk n Che ha.. once. u
subdivision of 'he Department of thc
Interior
spry CHEEKY and without a word %
complaint Mrs. 0rldley keeps the rex.
ular onlcc hours and does the regu.
Tar work oi those ln her division. sho
has worked Tor che government. az.
most continuously for 30 years. Dur
lng Cioyoland'a administration she
vas lci ort, the records showed that
she had served aa nurse in the rnldn
army But President Harrison re.
appointed her and che has lcon in
office since Her salary o. $500 q
year.
Mrf GFIdley came 90 Washington
from Michigan shortly after the war.
Her husband was Frank Oridiey uf
Hlllsdaie. Mich he had been engaged
ln mercantile pursuits before tks var.
hut lo became a confirm invalid
and Mrs Gridley abught employment
and supported them both Tor many
years
she has one sou. Lucicn q undioy.
Tor years an empiuyu Of The treasury
department, VITA whom she lives
airs. GHdley haa n peusion of sE0
a month granted hCr, 90 account 0f
nor services aH nurse during tho Civil
War. President Roosevelt has taken
personal interest ln Mra. uridioy
and has recommended thaf congress-
pass hill Increasing her penslou
i0 sla0 a MONTH ahich would enable
her t1 resien from ohlco and take
iow yeam rest Representative Alden
afpilh has Introduced a biu. hnf the
matter has failed fo attract attention
in the press 0i other legislation.
The prize money io which Captain
0rldloy was entitled ua h result 0f
thn captures ln Manila hay amount
Ing ib uoariy fi009lH. went wiih thn
Insurance and pfnaion, tu hiH Wia0w.
Who resides in Erie. Pa THE latter
also received thc insurance. etc. after
iho death 0f hof SON. iho youne Iieu.
tenant who was aliled on fhc Mia.
souri,
Captain Grldiey'a rmalns wore ere.
mated in Manila. ana no monument
ever has been erected % cnmmomQr.
aio him Of his bravery in The national
camoteFy ai Arlington. though there .sI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
PAYMENT OF POLL
TAX MEANS VOTE
Necessary Requirement Tor
Voting al School Election
Says attorney General.
lMpORTAEr LEGAL DEFINITION

U #N H"""HM.NN N|HH
in fcpiY 20 a letter from Professor
Hiram Hadlcy. superintendent of pan.
iic instruction. Attorney General
George W. rrlcherd has made the foi.
lowing decision in answer 20 gues-
tins propounded by the superiniond-
ont.
Sir have your lnqniry Of the
hth inst. in which YOU request ms
opinion on the following points.
"firai- what D. the meaning of the
phrase loal iuxpayors' a. found In
seclion 2, Chapter i09. session Laws
OF 1867"
Second rs one whose Iocal resi-.
douce ia in the district. huf who pays
$40 tax ON property q legal taNnaverY'
Thirds one who De- subject 90 a
poll tna. but does lot pay g. a logsl
taxpayer
Fourth rs one who pays poi tax
n legal taxpayer"
"Finh-Whu is mlnni bt majority
vote Dog thp same section b
Ny answers 20 your Inquiries arc
a. iolloWss
"l A legal taxpayer used In tho
section above mentioned ln my iudg-
ment, means one who resides in the
school district. and who pays taxes as
Required By law IN she district where
an election is held for the purpose of
lovylng or voting b school tax, as nro-
vided On said section,
-. One whose legal rraldoncn is Ia
the school dist-lei but who pays no
taxes 20 said district ~ not "A legal
taxpayer thereof and cannot vote at
any election called for The purpose nf
levylnE o school taN
g. Ono who Is subject 10 poll tax.
hut does not pay ~. "a not taxpayer
The word legal as used ln the law.
adds nothing 90 the word taxpayer.
The law implies chat a taxpayer N G
legal taxpayer aud ONE who pays
taxes, not one who may BE- liable iOr
ne uaymout az taxes. but one who
performs the obligation and duty Of q
citizen By paying the taxes the Law
roqu.res of him.
'i 0nn who nnyh a poll taa only
"a g taA payer. D legal taxpayof' TIE
word tnxRnynr if used ln q generic
sense and Includes each person who
pays the taxes required of him 5y
statute, whether n poll or q property
tHy
90. The wording of the statute is
Ia part az follows Provided. That
any school district upon the majority
vote Of the legal taxpayers thereof at
q regularly called election for the pur-
Dose. may have power 90 levy for
school purposes. etc. A majority
vote az used ln this provision of the
law meRuR "a majority of The Taxpayers
ul the school district and does not
mean a majority uf those voting nt
such election, unless majority Of
ihCso voting n q majority 81 The tax
payers and yoteTs of the district"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

are s,mc nf tho finest and mosi a.
nous dosa ln their respective ciaaHta.
Including tome of lhu champion hinr
ribbon Wlnuere 81 maEy Euaopeaa dog
shows. The llai ~ prizes Ia larger
ihan ever in thr hlsiory 1f bench
shows Ngetly 920O0o In apoefsi
pfi1ea has h0u offered by Individual
contributors and fho regular ahaw
prizes amount 70 $4,000 more. That
makes Qf4nd total 90 about tlfnng
ln cups trophies. noNis. medals amt
cash prizes Altogether. there are aa
ait,icrgnt recognized breeds Uf dogs en-
tered ln tho oxhlblll0n.
One oi the mosi interesting features
of ihe show this year is the cxhlbltian
oi iWu new breeds ST doga. the Rose.
meath Terriers and tho paniilinn or
hntierilY HpgniNi9. They are called
sp hechuao their ears stand Qua from
tho head l.kn che WINS uf D butterfly.
Another interesting fnaiura % ihn
show WI BE- The showing and iudginE
OF ihe packs of anniofH. which nro tn
take place on Thursday afternoon.
and che laai day of the ahuW. zach
pack consists of two couples. and thoan
WIZ ho PIT through ihglr PAGES in the
arena uf the Garden AMONG ihoae
who have offered special prizes arn
Harry Payne whitney. Conier lllioh
cock, Charles E Guthrie. w. X. Van.
drrbllt Dr., l.ewie A. Eidrideo. Roi.ori
" Mckim. 8. X. noFurOsl. Gould
bfokhW and others.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

also biil for tbh purpose pigeon
holcd anmeWhere In some capitol com
mittee fuum.
~ Nofk iH very pleasant here.
said Mrs.. 0Tldieg n have little wfH
inR nos % do. and spend most 10 my
time arranging doeumenia alDhahetic.
aily and numerically Long prariicn
has glyen me quite bif 81 skin in
fhla line
Every body % yery cnnaidorata
and kind Sometimes I think it would
op reaifuI 81 could afford tn eo nnd
phf few visits. aud SEQ my relatives
ane friends Ihai ig where that iu
crease of PENSION would come handy.
hui am more anKllua thai they iulld
q suitable monument io mg son 81
Arlington That 81 really a sriof to
me-
n aas received by the president. q
while aEd iie was more thnn kind
fo courteous nna % much of a gentle.
man. 20 Waa his own thought about
ihe Increase 0f pension"
Officials 0f She land Department
have uH,y good words f0r Mra Ann
Ofldlny on the oaraalon of her g0th
birthday she Waa gives a reception
hr her fo'low employees aad depas'-
mental friends.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
FORTUNATE ESCAPE
FROM BAD WRECK
PASSENGER ENGINE LEFT the
RAILS AND RAN 100 VARns ON
TIES.

The passengers on the FIRST section
Of No, lO, che west bound passenger
had "a most fortunate escape this fore
noon. says the Tucson CitlEnn
But for che rarcst good fortune
the train would have been diiched
and "a bad wreck would have resulted
The passengers did not learn 20 fhe
danger until o Was pu past
The train. which carries number
Of alooperH, was bowling along ut a
good rate of speed beyond pautano
A. the train was n heavy one. two
engines were used 60 take q 10 Mes
cat summit The front engine aud-
denly. without apparent cause.
jumped the track
The engine bowled along over tho
ties. making Blk donis ana sWayIng
violently. Both engineer with quick
presence Of mind, applied the air
and brought che traiu 90 a siandstlll
after a hundred yards had boon cpv-
cred with one engine running on the
ties. Tha' Che defalled engine did not
turn over and couT9 "a bad wreck lg
considered elniOHi niraculonH
When the train Was brought TO e
stop The paGengem got o0 90 learn
what the trouble was and ,AUn they
found that 9 pad wreck had been uar-
r0Wlv NYerien.
Without the nld Of the wrechlnR
crow, the defailed engine was pulled
onto the track again The cars Uero
A3t back "a short distance and then
by The use of frogs ana iho other en-
glno tha dcrailca locomotive was g0t
ron onto ihe track afain
The work required hut fifteen mine
nies. Then she passongor train proc
coeded on iis way and arrived az
Benson almost on time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

| Special Correspondence.
Santa Ne. n. A.. Fob. is--Hon. W.
y. Chnders called as the capitol this
afternoon and informed Governor
Hage man Of the plans for the rceep-
/ ton 90 be- given by the Albuquerque
Commercial club on Thursday even
inu. The chief executive found these
arrangements entirely 90 hia iikInR.
The governor. with the escort from
the Commercial club which viii ar
rive at noon. viii leave Santa W. at
o'clock in the afternoon. arriving ni
Albuquerque nt 1;15 81 the trains arc
on time. The SIX hat brigade VIII
leave the state house ni 3 3N 1o thc
afternoon
Ia speaking of the reception thia
afternoon. Governor Hagerman said
that he anticipated the pleasure OF
the occasion very much. he was sure
that % would bo a ploasant AFFAIR ana
hc was exceedingly grateful for iho
palms lhe people OF the Duke city
were taking for his pleasure tie
stated that ho had received an lnvi-
iation 40 attend che bankers banquet
on Friday nlght, but ala not believe
that he would hc able % tarry in AL
buaueruue later than Friday morning,
as matters Of pressing impnrianee
we're continually calling bis attention
a. the siatC house.
There have been many callers at
the state house since HIS lnauEura-
ton
During thlA forenoon his attention
was occupied hy a plea for Q reprieve
Of the sentence 90 hang Ia the Cunley
murder case of Taos couniy Tho
matter was taken under adyiecncnt
Rogardlnp the appointment ol a
man To hll the vacancy in the pro-
bate clerks aiAen OF Nernallllo cuun-
o. caused hy the death of }. A. SUM
mers. Governor HageFman stated that
he would make the appointment when
be comes % Albuquerque on lhufa-
day.
Santa Fe Fer 6tatehood.
Contrary iO tho report that has gone
abroad that the people of Santa Fe
are solid iu opposing Joint aialehoo4,
your correspondent finds atrunE aefl-
ument iavoring lt not only among
those prominent in busineas and poN-
tics. but in she rank and hlc In fact,
after excepting Col Max Frost and
Hon. z -. Catr1n. and q few onice-
holders of minor Importance. there
are comparatively few not 10 favor
of H
SIR Cafron is now I'm kanHaa CITY
hclng interviewed by the kansaa city
Journal for the thlra time against
i0ininfe Single statehood was az
Ways "a pet hobby with Mr Cairon.
and Be is said 10 have other import
ant Reasons for not wanting joint
statehood. though ho recognizes that
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

fTnesi Meyers informed Tho Citl+
zen today that during his recent trip
east he called On General FIlpHht
Manager German NJ the Santa Fe.
and secured iFum hm b reduction ~
90 cents pea hundred on ear load ICIE
and 15 cenig Der hundrH1 on ioas than
cav load i0ia. on meTnhnudlnC iu hIa
line ior Albuquerque from Chicago
and Ohio river puinin This aDnlIns
only 90 hllHlurrHuo and roes into
effect 40 coon az the rate can tf nisd
With ihe Interstate Commerce cgm-
misaian.