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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-12-07
LOCAL BF

During the month of !
So deeds, Is mortgages az
corded and "a marriage !
nIO-k Of the Court.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22
WASHINGTON LETTER.

From Our Regular Correspondent
Washington D. G. Nov, 10, 1906.
While the prosecution Of the Stan
dard on Company will center ii ST..
Louis, the interest Of Washington is
very firmly fixed upon it because
the prosecution is engineered by the
Department Of Justice here and At
forney General Moody has announc-
ed that he is confident Of winning
the suit.
There is little doubt in the mind
Of people who have followed the in-
vestigation made by the Governments.
that there is ampaI grounds for con-
yictin9 the combine and dissolving
1t unsler the Sherman Antitrust
Act. The report Of tho Bureau Of
Corporations on the subjectlastsum
mer.showed conclusively that the
Standard bad been guilty ofoffences
that warranted civil prosecution
and probably criminal indictmentas
we'll. The statement Of Attorney
General Moody this week when the
suit was FIRST brought gave full.
although well condensed, account Of
the rise Of the Trust and showed
that ii was ciyily Il not criminally
responsible on several different ac-
counts. The history 81 the organ
ization dates back to 1870, when. as
the Attorney General says, II was D
simple conspiracy within the mean
ing Of The law. After If had been
prosecuted on this apcopnt itofigin
ated the idea 81 tho Trust and whom
II was busted from this position, II
ofned the STANDARD on Company
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22
OBITUARY

II loving circumference Of Samuel 4.
gubman, who departed this life Nov. 8,
1906, aged "a yeafe.
IT'S hard II break the tender cord
When lore has bound the heart
lis hard. so hard to speak the words,
MusS we forever part2
We cannot tell who next may fall
Beneath thy Christening rod;
One must be FIRST, but let Us all
Prepare to meet our God
By his Son. r. a.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22
10 SAfK MoNkY ~ BuYISo YouR
CnEIsfMAs PRRsrSrs RIaHr Ar HcMH

Silver Ladies Chatelaine Watches,
Gity price, $500; Leonardt0wn price,
$685.
Handsome Enamel Chatlaine Watches.
City price, $500; Leonardtown price,
$3.50
Gold Oiled ladies, watch l0years guar
anteed, City price, $500; I.eonardtown
price, D.5U.
Gents gold allied 40 years guaranteed,
City price, $1,000; l.eonardtown price,
1850,
Allother leweIry Ia proportion.
Bring ny your Watch and Jeweiry re-.
pparlng All work warranted.
A. II. TRAINER.
I@0nardtown, Nd
Nov. i5-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22
L, GEND9sON s. co
NE W FIRM
AT LEONARDTowN.
AT MILLIs0x i ON sTANp.

Mr.. 0oudmspn haviSg spent ton days IN tho
atifez 81 Now York ADD ~ tlmnrr. IN the Inter-
eage % the huyess ~ the coAnsy. bas returned
with stock 0f aaW goods with cannot bp
suppressed n quality and prscc 81 any aeclf0a
OF this Stats. lie runs his Store wth lake rx4
nenee than Rly merchant Ia this Aucfion ard
gives 20 hts purchasers the full bsa1nt ~ hia
economical mannKetannt bg charging the
Smaiieat possible prices Ter his goods,
lIls motto Ia nad has Always bern. ii busfa
nERs u dispose III his goods ~ uariy a. pusAl-
bic aud bay again. tharcfprgs be feai8 cons
naeut that 40 one will leave h4a ot1ro without
purchasing and De we'll satisfied vita ne
bargains thar be Or siin Will vot
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22
The disappointment OF Judge
Briscoe.

The disappointment OF Judge
Briscoe.
The reappointment BY Governor
WarfeId Of the Hon. John Parran
Briscoe to the Office Of Chief Judge
Of the Seventh Judicial Circuit APP
pears to have given great satisiact-
ion to the people in the southern
counties, where be has establish
ed for himself the character Of a just
and upright Judge, as well as in the
Court Of Appeals OF Judge, Bris-
coe, the Crescent, published at La
Plata, Charles county, says.
Few men at his stage Of life enjoy
his ripe experience as iurist, and
none there are whose ability and in
tegrity are held in higher esteem.
In the person Of the present chief
Of their circuit, the people Of the
Seventh Judicial Circuitoi Maryland
have a prompt, efficient and righte-
Gus Judge. and it follows, therefore,
that the Governor is to be congratu-
lated Upon continuing the ermine Of
justice upon the shoulders Of one
who has worn it without blemish
one who represents the highest
ideals ofthe bench and bar Of our
State.
The Calvert Gazette, Republic
can paper. published at Prince Fred
erick, says:
Ia making interim appointment
to the bench Governor Waraeld has
followed a custom to appoint judges
who have done faithful Judicial sery-
ice, which fact he has recognized In
Judge Briscoe by issuing to him a
commission for further service on
the bench.
Judge Briscoe went on the bench
February 10, 1890. Judge Frederick
Stone had reached the ago Of 70, and
under the constitutional age limit be
retired, and the vacancy tkss Great
ed was filed by the appointment Of
Judge Briscoe. He was attEetti
about 81 years OF age, had been 10
active practice AZ the bar for about
10 years, and for d portion Of that
time he was the State s Attorney for
Calvert county. He was on the
bench by executives experimentation
February 10. 1890, the general cleo
ton in November, 1891. He was then
elected for the full term Of 10 years,
which term expired on Friday last.
His successor cannot DO elected IN
III the general election OF November,
the interim Governor
aRtinued Judge Bris-
~ tho vacancy.
VISION ex-
pifft ess 'tIIl VII have sef%vu ~ ySeTs
and 9 months In the Courtof Appeals
Of Maryland. II he should be elect
ed next year for another full term d
Is years. that term viii end before
the Judge reaches the ageof70 years,
the Constitutional age for retire
ment.
Since Judge Briscoe went into
the Court Of Appeals, more than IL
years ago, the personnel oftES court
has almost entirely changed. The
First circuit was then represented
by Judge Levin 7. a. Irving, the
Second by Judge John Mitchell
Robinson. the Thirdly Judge David
Fowler, the Fourth by Chief Justice
Alvey. the Fifth by Judge Oliver
Miller, the Sixth by Judge James
McSherry, and Baltimore city BY
Judge William Shepard Bryan.
or these seven Judges, Judge Nc
Sherry alone remains on the bench
at this time. Judges Irving, Robin
son, Alvey and Miller and dead,
Judge Fowler resigned. The mex,
term to end is that Of Judge Boyd,
in 1908. The SIN.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22
cLorHIR0i cfnrHiEui

Oyer Goats. full vainu. 81 3 ST.. Cur price
tAs3. Filter over e6acs, aAtur 2ld, cur 9fice
" ~ The very inHat Staua Cpafs, cur prl0e.
tta1. There are no teftef and nnfF suife 81
Mems nlUthinR Of iafeNt deHtGHs suid III the
e1A1tF than ~ have. A good wAaginN aulL
value, 9a.uuDpr price 81 t9. a SAILS v4ltIo, 8astr
our price. 81 ~. a knst value. 500, oar price
SAB a suit sAiac. Is -. a nuit value. siuU
Our prizes. 95.14. a stiff which cannot ~
bought f9E ials thau ssSA elsewhere. Gus
pfice. Elus8
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22
SPECIAL NOTICE

under arontrnrt VITA the Slngcr Saw.
ing Machine I1 am prepared 10 ulIar
the Singer and Whceler 4 wilson Sewing
Machines Al very lDw prices for cahh 81
on two years time without nuts or IT,
tnroats.
WIIl Be- glad TO leave
SINGER, WHEELER Il WILSON
MACHINE,
for trial without a cent Ii advance, aud
instruct pefNoDs lree ID my own expense.
1 Also do repair work.
neioru bayine irsm any opsclae, wosild
like - submit my terms and prices.
Phone No 85
r. 4. GRAVES,
Laurel Grove Md
Sept 20 fm.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22

Our stogk. 10 tenture to Say, lAtha largest
ID tho county loy'a suits from e5a, 40 10
$50. Xnn1ns' aultk ffuns 4 Is ~ 70 SAD.
Ladies' aud Mlssns Jackets, tie hest Cd the
mark eF. very eheanl
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22

Nous tlaeeea nndegwcat the heaviest 8oc,
goods. cur price. s2ia.
Ladies' tte sama KupdA prices the Aa88e.
Ladiu fiDhod unaef wear. fDets pfreA Lhiids
renf llnaUFweAf. fof hs1s Enu Rifl8 nf VII aixca.
~ the very lowest priets.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22

Mens pante. value. g. ~. nay prlce, asc, aR1
ul4U ~ ~, worth double the money. hey
Knee fAnta. from sszg I ~ Aiee III a. the low
eat pflSne.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22
$50 ReaUGs9d.

Reward of $50 win BE paid fdr The
arrest and conviction Of Che person 0I
persons who tempered with the wires 81
the Southern Md Telephone Line on the
evening 81 Nov 6, 1905.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND TEIsIs.
PHONE COMPANY
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22

"A very fno line OF al Kinds 81 dry.KUaa@.
Wofbfesfss Trimmings, etc, Large llf0 ii
hoota. Shoes, Hats CAPS, and, Ill fact every.
tntna III tha wearing lfne al tlin sntsak remark.
ably lowest pficea.
You hase made or heart feel glad IL the
liberal manner in which you have encouraged
uh since we hAge been Ia your grand and nUsfil.
taalo county, aud We beg yOu O. allow 10 III
show our sincere appreciation by calling ia
orr store AID getting the great bargains We
are nov oltariug sou.
fAlthfullF loura
Il. GEN uAhf3N Il 60,
Oct. &5s~tf. LeQnAkatDwns Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22

no INTRODUCES 20 thrpnbIic ID ii. Mary \
County our new enterprise. Dir. A ~.
Trainer wiIlexAmine yonreyea absolutely
free,
Relief viii Is given for dizziness, head
ache and blurred vision.
II your family physician advises yOu
that the ab0uttr0ubles may be The css,ue
II eye deiocla, don't wait until your gen.
craf health becomes run downon account
81 such nsglecta but consult A. II. Tram.
or, be viii examine and correct your
eyes.
Children, appear often croes.Mghted
Some cases could nerelieved with glasses.
Perhaps II may atfaightcn your chlld's
eyes
Permanent office. I.eonardtown. every
Friday and Saturday. Mechanicsyille.
every Wednesday.
II you have eye troubles and you are
unable To cali nt bis Office, write and
Dr. A II. Trainer, will eall without ex-
ira charge
November y. 0U~li.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22
Come And See Us
FILL and HINTER
DISPLAY.

We extend special invitation
70 our friends aud the general
public during this shopping sea.
son to give us call and examine
our stock and get our prices be-
fore buying elsewhere.
SHOES aud DRESS GOODS,
Our Stock Of Dress Goods, Waist
Goods. Dry Goods aud Notions,
generally are right up-to-date,
aud the prices are the verv low
est IN fact there Is not q better
stock 70 select from 10 the coun-
~, also our line of Shoes are
right up 70 the scratch 81 the
way through aud you will end
that our prices are as low II not
lower than any other place.
GROCERIES,
We always keep D fne line 81
Groceries that are New and
Clean and 81 tho very best dual.
Nv for the money asked for
them.
CANDIES.
We have candy galore as fine i
stock az you will find In South
cru Maryland ard we will match
prices With the lowest
III fact our whole Stock Of Goods
are full and up.fo date 10 every
line. CallAnd see Tor yourselves
aud we viii be glad 70 show
our goods wheiher we can please
You or not.
Drlt3'y d Saunders,
AT SISTERS GATE.
Leonardsown, Md.
Nov. %. 08 III.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22
EnsbdtnsissO.

Having receiving instruction ut one 81
tho best schools ia the Union and been
granted diploma, am prepared 10
Emhalm and conduct funerals AZ tie
shortest notice ! give personnl atten.
ton to al the details Of The llaaineas,
Everything In my line warranted to be
first class aud upt0;dnte,
Respectfully,
EUGENE HALL,
Dynard Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22

" AH1W y ~ oIIf - ttttAe - - - tr1-r p
company controlled seventy subsid-
larry corporations, II was the par
emit Of all TFustsln ibis country and
from i capital Of ten million was en-
abled toinprease its stock to $40,
900, 900 aud IN the past eight years
has paid diyidendes Of over 5000,
| 600, 900. It's disbursements Oh the
average being greater than that Of
the United States Government it-
| self.
The prosecution Instituted by the
Government has already had very
great apparent effect on the price Of
| the stock. which has gone down
| from $40 to 1910 share, at which
figure considerable blocks have
changed hands although the stock
| is not one il which trading is usu-
ally carried on. II is said that ID
the fall Of the last few weeks the
| paper value Of Rockefeller's fortune
has shrunk sl7,O0O.Oo0, but is to
be very seriously doubted whether
any Of the Standard oil stock, which
had been sold at the lower figure,
has gone outside the strong boxes q
the charter members oithe combine.
tbs generally believed that John
d. Rockefellow, William Rockefel.
low, Fl. H. Rodgers. John D. Arch
ibold, and number Of other cflead.
ing lights Of the combine have merely
taken advantage Of the opportunity
to pocket few hundred more shares
OF the stock at what are probably
bargain counter figures.
The question remains. and It has
not yet been answered by the Gov
erment, what the effect win belt the
United States wins the suit. twill
be remembered that when the origi-
nal Trust was dissolved, the social
cd liquidators took ten years TO wind
up the affairs Of the company, con
Quoting business meanwhile on ex-
actly the same principle as they did
before. II an injunction IL secured,
which forces che winding up the
present company, Il il difficult To-
see kow the public will be materid-
ally benefited. The control Of the
companies viii Of necessity remain
in the hands Of the men whoare now
directing IL, and while the methods
Of the company may be changed, Il
Il not likely that The results viii be.
There Is the chance. however, and
Attorney General Moody s statement
contains the threat, thai criminal
prosecution may iolIow the civil
suit. II seems almost impossible 10
imagine either Mr.. Rockefeller or
John D. ArchiboId undergoing q
jail sentence, but II The threat 81
such sentence we're made, the de-.
fendents. knowing very well that
they deserved the penalty, il might
have some effect In reducing the OK
actions Of The corporations from
which the country has al along SUIT
lfered.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22

Ship your Thanksgiving TUR-
KEYS, CHICKENS, DUCKS,
GEESE. LAMBS. SHEEP, CAL
YES, PORK, and CATTLE to
j. B. ABEIL, Washington.
ID. g. Top prices and the
quickest returns.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22
Brickyard.

Having established Il lsifkyNrd ~ HANOI
VkE MfLLs. ncar Leonard emu. hes ~ mo-
ttfy the pubic that Ae tulis prepared to
furnish hficke 81 Rli ars4es NJ the following
cash prices vi IS and 80 psr We !
Il. n lHEENw ELL,
Leaaardfnwa, va.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22
List Your Farms.
NO charge unless sale il made.

n landowners ii 81. Mary's county
having farms for sale will send deserip-
tiOn and price a satisfactory arrange
Inent may be made 10 thoroughly adj
vertiee the harms FREE ~ charge 70 tho
ownera lwill bain leonardo every
Tuesday and Saturday aud on other
days at home At prospect IiIl List
your iarmswith me. GEO. Il. pADST,
Ieonarat0wn, Md.
Sept 20. 0B~-tf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22
hsY advertisements.

Ia the Circuit Court for st. Mnry'B County.
10 Equity, No. $40. n. =.
Ordered, this 10th. day CT November, 1906.
that the sales made and reported BY John y.
Harris. Trustee. Ia heaboge entitled case DO
ratified ana confirmed. unless cause TO the
contrary be shown on or before tho 3rd Mon
day OF December. next. provided 4 copy OF
this order be Inserted Ia the st. Mary'e BEACON
once week for three successive weeks prior
TO the said Ord Monday Of December
EN0CH y. ABRLls. Clerk.
True cOpy-Tegt.
ENOCH q. ABBLL. Clerk.
Nov. -. '0o-aw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22

Secretary MeN Ii now Oh his
way back TO Washington bringing
with him full report on the Anti.
japanese agitation. which has stir
red up The whole ofthe Pacific slope,
Mr. MetcalI. 81 course, like an Cali
iornians, Is a very rabid Chinese
excIusIonist. Hetwas againsteyery
attempt 81 the American siatic Az
sociayioD during Tho last session 70
secure the passage Of the Forest
Act, which would have reduced thc
harshness Of the Chinese Exclusion
Act considerably. Its not believed
that his report 10 President will
make out q very strong case against
the coutumacious San Francisco
school authorities. Whether Il does
or not all reports from san Francisco
indicate that the whole Of the Paci.
fie Coast is ready 10 stand pat 10 lis
anti-Japanese attitude and Il viii
carry the case 10 the supreme Court
II any attempt is made TO invoke
Federal authority aud force the at
tendance Of Japanese students ID the
San Francisco public schools.
There IS long story behind the
Anti Japanese attitude of the Call
iornians. They point 10 the fact that
the Japanese are an even more IN.
desirable element Ia their popuia-
ton than the Chinese, that those who
attend the Public schools do 50
merely Tor the sake 81 learning Eng.
fish and are as a rule twenty Or
thirty years old. and they point also
TO Hawaii as sample Of what may
happen to community where the
Japanese are allowed 70 run loose
without restraint There is the
making 81 q very elegant row Ia this
Japanese question Il the Federal
Government wants 10 foreethe eight.
All advices indicate that the govern.
ment will not have much support
from Secretary Metcalfin The matter,
and The issue may not be pushed to
.extremities.
The government just now is hay
ing little experience 81 the Trust
fight on It's account. The Urea.
sury Department IS up against the
proposition 81 buying silver bullion,
Advertisements for the supply we're
issued some months ago, and Secre-
tary Shaw then decided that be-
would buy oDlya small quantity at
d time TO keep from uuduly initiating
the market. But IL seems from al
accounts that the market has COM
bined on him and 1.-THE miuting or
subsidiary coinage is to becontinned
tho government will have TO pay the
silver trust price. 1t was only o.
few years ago that silver was down
To 50 cents an ounce. when three
years back Il advanced b e5. dealers
N47
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-08

These prices made here are much lower tina
goods can be bought today from the maker
One lot Swiss and Nainsook Edges and Inse
tions, worth up to 25C., sale price Oc. yd.
One lot Cambria and Lawn Edges and lnse
tlons, worth up to l6c., sale price I-3c. y,
Ona lot Cambria and Lawn Edges, and W
lengths, worth up to 6 l-2c.. sale price 3 1-2c
A big lot val Laces worth twice the none,
your choice Of lot, sale price &c. yd.
Another lot Val and Torchon LaCes, others ee
lOc.. sale price f. PC. yd.
ne biggest value in dress Laces on earth, as
to see, sale price sc. yd,
White Wash Belts for the trade, sale price 9e
&, each.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-24
Pleased Audience
Greets Modjeska

Six hundred Las vegans listened
to the capable presentation Of Mary
Stuart" by the famous Modjeska and
her able support last night at the
Duncan. The audience was abundant.
" well pleased with the result. True,
MOdjeska 10 not the peerless Modjeska
Of old: her voice has lost much Of Its
magnificent volume and depth and
richness, her step has lost much Of
itv springiness, and her Once-splendid
vitality and fire have been lessened
BY the first of advancing years. But
she is still the gifted artist, whose art
Is the art Of Ellen Terry, Henry lr.
wing and Edwin Booth, Of Charlotte
Cushman and Mrs. Siddons, and the
characteristics Of the once beautifully
proud Mary, Queen Of SCOTS, in the
days of her downfall, was faithful and
at times powerful enough to show
what Nodjeska was at her best. Es.
pecially effective was the meeting be-
tween Mary and Elizabeth at the
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-24
ANOTHER INSURANCE
TRUSTEE RESIGNS

Philadelphia, Feb. 24.--Effingham
y. Morris of this city announced To-
day that he had resigned his trustee.
ship in the Mutual Life Insurance
company of New York. Morris gives
as a reason the pressure Of business.
He is president Of the Girard Trust
company of this city.
Mr. Morris, in presenting his resig-
nation, said. Il resigned as trustee
because it has proved impracticable
for me as a nonresident TO keep in
touch with the details OF the manage
ment O., "A corporation having its office
in New York and whose policy must
necessarily De adapted to varying
conditions from day to day
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-24

home. ssS Irand avenue, w. r
Treyerton was Afty.six years of age
and = native of England. He had rs
sided In I.as Vegas Tor twenty-six
ysafs, during that time being engag'
cd II the contracting and building
business, His wife, n daughter, Miss
Annie. and . son, Matthew. survive
deceased. .~''
Mr. Trevcrtou was q respected
member of the local Masonic lodge,
and at the tlrut u his death was Tyler
In the order. He was also = member
OF the A. 0. Y. w.. both of which or.
ders will attend the funeral,
The funeral VIII occur tomorrow
tSunday) afternoon at two o'clock.
and viii be held from the residence.
the Rev, j 3, Moorc of the Episcopal
church officiating. The Masons will
have charge at the grave. aud deceas.
ed will be buried according TO the
ritual Of that order.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-24
LABOR LEAoRRa ARE
sEFoRE GRAND JURY

Caldwell, Idaho, Feb. 24--Chas. E
Meyer, VIM. b, Haywood, G. A. Pet.
tibone and Vincent St. John were
brought ANfe from the penitentiary
to be present at the empaneling OF
tie grand jury called to investigate
the assassination OF former Governor
Aeuenberg. It Is stated that attor
neys for Meyer, Haywood, PettibOne
and st. John did not represent Steve
Adams who remained in the peniten
tiary. Harry Orchard also remained
In the penitentiary. Orchard has 4
high fever, Is threatened with pneu.
m0nia. and could not be brought His
condition Is not considered critical.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-24
DECLkREs n gts D sF9s
RA1E NOT FEAslsLE

Boston, Mass. Feb. 24-The Even
ing Transcript today published an
article by President Arthur +. Hadley
OF Yale on the present status ~ the
rate regulation contest IN Washing
tor The doctor argues that the
proposition Of the~ Hepburn bill to
make decisions OF the interstate com.
merce commission final in all ques-
tioDs Of fact is illogical and impractic-
able. He declares similar, plan was
tried in England In the seventies and
did not work, being finally repealed,
Tie declares the common law gives
re shipper more protection than the
statutes, as was shown In tie Chesa-
peake & Ohio coal case recently de-
cided by the supreme court.