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OLDTOWN, Me. May o BY the up
setting of their canoe In the turbulent
flood that sweeps down the Penobscot
river in the spring Harry +. Semen
of Philadelphia and William b. Russell
of Boston We're drowned. and William
b. Ramsden, companion Of Semen in
a travelling theatrical company, was
saved just as he was being carried over
a dam.
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TABLE OF pERCENTAGFs


LOUISVILLE. Ky. May 9.-Lille
Turner, second choice. easily won the
Debutante stakes from a high class
field OF two-year-old FLIES. Wing
Ting the favorite, was second and Ala.
ME third. Kings Daughter had no
trouble in capturing the handicap from
Belllndian and Bracas II was a bad
day for favorites Warner Grlswold
and Clifton Forge being the only public
choices TO finish first
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Arkansn. Mandiean For ChnrIntnn.

MEMPHIS Tenn, May o Only two
fayorites won at Montgomery park
The Arkansas handicap was the fea
ture and resulted in the defeat of the
odds on favorlte Charley by Charlatan
at to l. Inyinelbe was the surprise
of the day, As good as 80 TO was laid
against him.
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SALISBURY CENTER

Miss Jennie Drury spent Sunday at
home here.
Miss Nettie Galusha is home from
school with humps.
Ladies Mite society holds u regular
meeting this week Wednes day.
Arrangements are being made by the
BYPN for social event. Watch for
date
The BYPV will hold meetings in
the church instead OF at the homes
Sunday evenings. All come.
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Heart
Weakness

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and muscles. When from any
cause they become weak or eX-
haustcd, and fail to furnish
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work, causes pain and distress,
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short breath, fainting, pain
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peded, and the entire system
suffers from lack OF nourish-
ment.
DR.. Miles Heart Cure makes
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81 had palpltation and pain. around
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Bedding, Mich.
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A card.

We, the undersigned dohereby ACRE,
TO refund the moueyon a 50cent bottle
of Greene's Warranted Syrup OF Tan
il IL fails TO cure your cough or cold.
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FRANK /. HOWE, Editor and Publisher

A Utah editor died the other day,
leaving four widows, An EDITORS as
sets do not usually figure mp as much
as that
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BASEBALL SCORES.
Games Played Yesterday Ia the Ma
tiOnRl and American Leagues.

NNIIVNNI4 I4tlAN =
At Brooklyn.
New York ....,... o 0 o. o 2 o. 8
Brooklyn .........O 2 o 0 o. 3
Hits New York. Z Brooklyn. r. Err
rors-New York J. BROOKLYN o. Bat
teries-M cGinnity and Marshall; Scanlor
Mcintyre and Ritter
Al Pittsburg
Chicago ....... O Ol o 10 0 o o. Q
Pittshurg .......0 2 % o o -
Hits-Chlcago, 8: Pttsburg, g. Errors
Chicago ,; Pittsburg T. Batteries
Gibson
Al Philadelphia
Boston ........,... 0 0 o q 0 O / 9 o. Z
Philadelphia ...... 0 q % o % - !
s-Boston. ~: Philadelphia. 8. Er-
rors- Boston. q Philadelphia g. Batteries
-Lindeman and Needham. Pittinger
Richie aud Doom.
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More than 81 900 people are on the
municipal pay roll in New York city
and are wondering why the officials do
not take care of them.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-09

10 is stated that there are ebout 225,
600 miles of cable in all at the bottum
OF the sea. Each mile costs about
81 600 to lay.
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At New York
Washington .... 2 o o 2 o. s
New York ........ o D 0 o @ -
Washington. u; New York T. FIR
rors- Washington. o. New York. e. Bat
teries-kitson and kittudge Clarkson aud
Kleinow.
AT Boston
Philadelphia ......0 o o. OF 21 Ill
Boston ............O o o q o.
liits-Philadelphia lg; Boston 3. Errors
Philadelphia q, Boston Batteries
Coakley and Schreck. Tannehill and Gra-
ham
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The success of the
days work depends
upon the quality-not
the quantity-of the
days breakfast.
1t isn't how much you
cat that countS-it'S how
much nutriment your Stom-
ach gets out of it.
Apilkezo

for breakfast is the proper begin
ming of a successful day, because
it is all nutriment, and SO easy to
digest that it never induces that
sleepy feeling which accompanies
the use of many other foods.
Apitezo contains all the necessary
food elements Gncluding those found
in beef and eggs and supplies in
addition the blood-energizing vegeta-
Bile iron which most foods lack.
Apitezo is a crisp, delicious cereal good
for everybody Eat it every, day for a month
and you will want to keep on eating it.
Serve with milk or cream as preferred.
Apitezo Biscuits. l5c the package. ApitezO
Grains. Zoe the package.
Sold by grarers everywhere.
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Entered NO the post-otlice Bennington,
VT, Dec. II, 1908, as second class
mail matter.
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Lost !!

The biggest trout IN the stream
simply because he purchased
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too late he wishes he had
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and Line of Griswold, which
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Are you supplied with every
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Look over this short liz.
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THE EVENING BANNER

Published every day except Sunday
and HOLIDAYS.
Evening journal., 1906-08-06
DOVER VCTORS IN
THE FIRST GAME
DUPONT SHUT
AETNA OUT

dupont shut out the Aetna team. OF
Newark by the score of to on Sat
urday. at Newark Both Crouch and Muir
ray pitched well. but the support Of the
former at critical stages was the bet.
ter. IL was a hard defeat for the Newark
rooters and several times the field had 10
be cleared before play could proceed. Be
side pitching a star game, Murray Sc
cured three hits, more than the rest OF
the team made, put together. once with
two on the bases and another time with
three men on bases, Crouch settled down
and with good support, the Newarkers
were prevented from scoring. With one
out IN the ninth, Montgomery made a
hit and went 10 second on Hofonberger' S
out. Bottomly, the next man up, knocked
a long fly 20 centre field which looked
like n sure hit. Mckinney. however, after
a long run, pulled 1t down with one hand
and easily. doubled Montgomery, who had
raced across the plate, al second. ending
the game. IL was "a phenomenal catch and
made fitting ending to a hard fought
contest. duPonts newt game will be on
next Saturday with New Castle at New
Castle Saturdays score was as follows:
Evening journal., 1906-08-06
WEDS NURSE HE
SAVED FROM DEATH

Friendship which began in the Medi-
o-Chirurgical Hospital, Philadelphia,
and ripened into love during a thrilling
rescue from drowning eliminated yes
terday lin the marriage here of Miss
Margaret M. Lamb. of Philadelphia, and
John r. Tenant. Of Wilkes Barre.
Miss Lamb is a trained nurse and has
been connected with the Medico- Chirur-
gcal Hospital where she met Mr. Ten
nant. who is finishing his course in
medicine at that institution.
A short time ago while both were at
Wilkes Barre. Miss Lamb very nearly
drowned in a river. but was rescued by
her hospital associate, Mr.. Tenant. It
was noticed at the hospital that their
friendship had deepened since that epi-
sode, but Jaw sa not known that they
had any intention of marrying, and the
nurses and doctors of the hospital
were greatly surprised when they learn
ed the news last night.
The young pair did not call into SER
vice the Marrying Parson' Of Will
mington but were made man and wife
by Mayor Wilson. They did not say
where they would spend their honey
moon.
Evening journal., 1906-08-06
Defeated the New Castle A.
A. in Its Home Town by a
Score Of 7 tOl
BATTERY PARK
WAS THRONGED
special 70 Tho Evenlng Journal.


NEW CASTLE, Aug. 6.--At the hands of
Dover and by q score OF 20 !. the n.
c. A. A. met its first defeat Of the sea-
son at Battery Park on Saturday after
noon.
Nearly 1900 people from far and near
gathered within the enclosure 10 witness
the contest and many were disappointed
and not a few out Of pocket as the re-
suit Of the contest The cause Of New
Castles defeat can bo summarized In
few short sentences: The locals inability
to hit Topham safely; Countiss' inability
10 throw 20 second base; the seven errors
attributed 20 the locals and the eight hits
made or Of McGrory. For some reason
or other New Castle had an OF day an
around. but IL cannot be denied that
Dover has a team that takes a good one
10 down.
In the seventh inning Newlove went in
the box for the home team and but one
saio one was made off his delivery In
the eighth Kirby. In batting for Hahn
made the only run OF the game for New
Castle by putting tho first ball pitched
10 him over the left field fence. The um-
piring Of Scott was entirely satisfactory
both to the home club and the visitors
on Wednesday New Castle goes 20
Dover for the second game of the series
and Rennie viii do the twirling for the
A. AS. The score follows;
Evening journal., 1906-08-06
Lanon.tnr h BAD shape.

LANCASTER. Aus. 1.-TWO more play
ers have jumped the Lancaster Tri-state
League team, Pitcher Barger and left
fielder O'Hara. who have signed with the
Philadelphia Nationals. II was known
that Secretary Reynolds was in York
early last week looking over the team.
and while IT was believed he would come
TO terms with some Of the players. Il was
not thought they would leave any more
this season as the end Is drawing near,
Barger was a great favorito here having
been In Lancaster two years, and helped
win many games, and the detection is a
severe blow. OHara had been here All
season. and was expected TO finish it here.
1t is feared Manager Crolius will have a
hard time filling the vacancies so late in
the season. It would cause no surprise II
the team disbanded soon.
Evening journal., 1906-08-06
In a Social Way.
ICE KINGS ARE SHYLOCKS

Men who viii combine and conspire to
raise the price OF necessity of life, such
as ice. during the hot weather. for a
mercenary gain. because they have the
controlling vote, are no better than Shy
locks"
So says he Medical Bulletin in its
August number. under the heading shy
locks" in an article attacking the Ice
Trust for extortionate prices. The state
mcnt is significant as coming from jour
nal which represents an authoritative and
conservative element in the medical pro-
fession. The article. which warmly COM
mends the prosecution OF the trust under
taken by District Attorney John c. Bell,
continues as follows:
''The price Of ice in the city Of Phila-
dclphia is so exorbitant that the poor
people cannot afford to buy It. and are
Obliged to drink the warm Schuy. kin
water. Many physicians who are Obliged
to treat the sick poor speak Of the SUIT
ferings among the sick children. Those
with a very high temperature cannot as
much as have ice enough to cool their
parched tongues, 20 say nothing Of the ice
sponge bath to reduce the temperature.
Evening journal., 1906-08-06
l2O REGISTER
AT new CASTLE
Miss Truss, Popular Young
Woman, Dies Suddenly
From ApOpIexy
Special 10 The Evening Journal.

Eltllhl 10 1 ne Evening jouinAl.
NEW CASTLE. Aug. 6.-Burglars are
stnl operating in New Castle. The latest
place visited was the office Of the Me-.
ropolitan Insurance Company from which
SAC was taken
only 20 persons were registered here
on Saturday The registration by dis
trIcts was: First. 80. second. 26; Third,
S2 Fourth, q. Interest in the game of BAH
took many persons minds off the registra-
ton.
Sudden Death Of Miss Truss.
Miss Margaret Truss died suddenly
last night from apoplexy. Miss Truss was
returning from church when she COM
planned to Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar c. Bross
that something had stung her in the eye.
A moment later she was stricken and two
hours later she expired. Miss Truss was
q years old and was a daughter of the
late Thomas Truss. She was a general
favorite with all classes
Funeral Of Fred Eagle.
The funeral Of Fred W. Eagle took place
this morning. 1nterment was made at
St. Georges Cemetery The pall bearers
were l.. T.. Eliason, William Harrington
Robert C. Gordon and James L. Bggs.
News of the City.
Tobin and Son have received a con-
slgnment of heifers from West Virginia.
These butchers say that Palled Angus
heifers fed in Virginia make the best
beef
The sisters Of st. Francis. who WIN
teach in st. Peters parochial school Will
arrive here on Thursday.
The Board of Health has been slow in
compelling the property owners to cut
down weeds
About 200 persons came from Whining.
ton yesterday enroute to Woodland
Beach
The steamer Frederica stopped here on
Saturday for a party of thirty person.
who viii spend ten days at Bowers
Beach.
The New Castle baseball club viii play
at Dover on Wednesday next.
Deputy Recorder of Deeds A. V. leslie
George has been on the sick list.
In a Social Way
Miss Helen Gallagher who has beer
visiting Miss Agnes Adams, of Philad L
phia for three weeks, has returned home
Mrs. Theodore w Hanf and son Her
bert. are visiting friends in Olney, Pa.
Miss Roberta Kemp OF Passaio. n. J., Is
the guest of Miss Kate Herbert
Mr.. and Mrs. Magee and William Kee
Of Philadelphia, and Mrs. Fletcher ane
son. Of Darby, have been visiting friend.
in New Castle.
Evening journal., 1906-08-06
EaiInd tn smaah Reoord.

Barney Oldhold. in his gasoline car, az
Washington, on saturday failed to lower
his record OF SO seconds for a circular
mile. his time being 100 2-5.
In a grand sweepstakes race OF three
miles. in heats, Oldheld defeated Eddie
Bald The best three miles were made by
Bald IN Lo5.
The occasion was the first automobile
races Of the Washington, d. c.. season
rnder the auspices Of the National poatd
,f the American Automobile Association,
which We're run at Benninss.
Evening journal., 1906-08-06
stonie In the Lead.

George Stone. the st. Louis star. holds
the batting championship Of the American
League with an increased percentage.
Lajoie who has been crowding him
closely, fell Off a bit, with the result that
Elberheld, Clarke and Chase are now
ahead OF Cleveland's manager.
Keeler. of New York. has scored the
most runs. and Hemphfi leads in stolen
bases.
seybold is still the Athletics most as
gressive batsman. oldring. Murphy aud
Davis follow The latter has the long dis
tance hitting record.
Evening journal., 1906-08-06
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working hard to make the affair

are working hard to make the affair
success.
One fortunate feature about this
years demonstration is in the fact that
there have been few difficulties between
employer and employees. For the first
time a local branch of the United Pow
der and High Explosive Workers Of
America. will appear among the line
of marchers.
Evening journal., 1906-08-06
LANDLTTH WON AND
LOST SATURDAY

In double header played by Landllth
with the Browntown and x-Wumington
Clubs ON South Side Park Saturday ar
ternoon Landlith won from Browntown
by a score Of 2 to 0 and was defeated by
N-Wilmlngton by a score Of to 2.
Both games were close and interesting
but Mllison's Wild pitch for Landlith in
the eighth inning Of the last game lost
the game for his team The scores follow.
Evening journal., 1906-08-06
X WILMINGTON.
smart out for interference.
SCORE BY INNING.

Landlith .......1 10000 20 0 o.
Wilmington 81 0 90 o x-3
Earned runs, Landlith,1; Two base
hits. Stirlth. Smart. G. Johnson; SAG
rifice hits. Brennan, 4. Tierney; Bases
on balls. Off Millison. 8; off Leonardo;
Struck out. by Millison,6; by Leonard
II; stolen bases, NJ Tierney, 2. r.
Tierney. Hunt. .. C. Johnson. Dawson
Brennan; Hit by pitched ball, T. Tier
ney; DDouble plays, Kane to Brennaus
Wild pitch, Millison; Left on bases
Landlith, 3. X-Wilmington. g.; Umpire
McGonigle; Time, 1856.
Evening journal., 1906-08-06
renm FaIled 10 Show un.

owing TO the fact that Ford's Morocco
Company's team failed to show up on
the diamond at Front and Union streets
Saturday afternoon the game of ball
which was to have been played with the
A. C. and f. Co.'S club was forfeited to
the latter team by a score of to o.
Evening journal., 1906-08-06
LANDLITH.

Earned runs-Landlith, 1. Two
base hits-Mannering, E. Johnson. G..
Johnson. Sacrifice hits--Hunt, Dun
can. Base on balls-Om Beatty, Il;
Struck out by by Beatty, .; by Dun
can, 4. Stolen bases-Scott, Z. john
son 2; Donlon, Hunt, Ballantyne.
Passed ball-Scott. Wild pitch-Dun.
can. Left on bases-Browntown, g.;
Landlith, .. Umpire, McGonigal.
Time, 1.25.
Evening journal., 1906-08-06
AMUSEM VENTS.
LYCEUM THEATRE

Tenth Street. West of Market.
Bargain Matinees Mondays. Wednes-
days. Fridays and Saturdays.
Matinees: 10. 20, % cents. Nights
and Holidays: TO- 90 80 and 90 cents
Evening journal., 1906-08-06
NEWARK
sCORE ~ INNING.

dupont see. 80. q. ......O o 10000 %
Newark .... .. g.. o.. ..O0OOOOOOO- 90
Sacrifice hit, Broad; struck out by
Crouch. z. by Murray. s. base on balls, of
Crouch, 8: Off Murray O. LETT on bases. du-
Pont, 6; Newark, s; wild pitches Muir.
ray, Crouch; double play, Mckinney TO
Broad; hit by pitcher. Hononberger, time,
. hours
Evening journal., 1906-08-06
SHELLPOT PARK
HYRUP'S 5 MOVING PICTURES
and ILLUSTRATED SONGS

A full two hours show for one ad-
mission. Change of programme every
Monday and Thursday. Admission. 10c;
children, &c. Continuous performance
afternoon and evening.
Evening journal., 1906-08-06
Boy Rescued From Drowninq.

A party Of Wilmington people, who were
aboard the yacht Vivian. rescued boy
from drowning in the Delaware opposite
Lincoln Park yesterday.
Evening journal., 1906-08-06
DoYnR
Jones our for Interference.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

oOOAeN bA A4N-NANIo-
Dover 49,. .... d. .. ...2OOOl 4OOO-7
New Castle ... ... 10000 OOO1O-l
Earned runs, New Castle. /; Dover. q;
twobase hits, Wright Price; home runs,
two-base hits. Wright, Price; home runs.
Jones; bases on balls, OF Topham, .; on
McGrory. 4; struck out by MoGrory, q;
Topham. 6; Ncwlove, 1. stolen bases, Nc
Carthy. .; johnson. .; Wright. .. Jones;
Hahn wild pitch. Newlove; left on bases.
Dover. s: New Castle. 3; umpire, Z. ].
Scott; time, hours.
Evening journal., 1906-08-06

eBy the use Of an Improved Wilson
Mangle, Table and Bed linen is given
that beautiful soft finish at the Troy
Laundry. Eighth and TatnalL Both
Phones.
Evening journal., 1906-08-06
.siaht is N0 Less ReIIaI0us dian Hoar.

Unsghtly objects have depressing
effect upon the spirits. sour the dispose
tion, narrow character, and warp judg-
ment. James NJ. Bryan's pure paint viii
help to make your home beautiful and
attractive. Just the thing for touching
u pold furniture. Eighty-seven useful
|colOrs.
Evening journal., 1906-08-06

Female characters We're first played
by women in 1862.
Evening journal., 1906-08-06
Arranging For Labor Day.

Members Of the committee Of the
Central Labor Union having in
charge the Labor Day demonstration
Evening journal., 1906-08-06
LYCEUM NOTES

The most notable feature Of Young Bue-
falo the hero Of "The King of the
Wild West Mr., Charles e. Blaney's la,-
est and most thrilling play, built on melo-
dramatic lines. which will receive its first
presentation IN this city at the Lyceum
this afternoon is the fact that the in
terprotersof the leading role is an ex-cow-
boy and miner In the language Of the
producer of tho play Mr. Charles +.
Bhney, Young Buffalo is a find" not
only in such scenes as he is called upon
TO enact in this play-scencs he is natur-
ally at home in, but an actor capable Of
dealing with a repertoire OF almost every
kind Of human character.
Tenderfoot Sal. Faro Biz, Denver
Dick. Chiefs Red Fox and Black Panther.
Dusty Kate, the broncho buster and an
the rest OF the wild west characters Will
be m evidence when A. H. Woods latest
thriller, THE Gambler Of the West"
appears at the Lyceum Theatre for a
week beginning August ls
Tho best proof of a good show is a
satisfied audience, and In the new and
novel play ''rhe Man Of Her Choice"
which comes 10 the Lyceum on August
co. p and % Mr.. Edward NJ. simmonds.
the author-manager. has secured an ex-
ceptionally strong cast Of players Of which
many faces are familiar in this city.
Something new" will be the watch
word at the I.vceuu ON Augitef q "a
and 3 when the first presentation of Chas.
l.. Blaney's new comedy melodrama. "A
Bad Man From Mexico" viii be given
with an all-star east, the title role being
played by Mr.. Walter Wilson.
Evening journal., 1906-08-06
RESULTS OF BALL GAMES
American Leaaue.

RESULTS OF Yesterdays GAMES.
Chicago. 10; Athletics. Q
st. Louis, .; New York. J.
Evening journal., 1906-08-06
August s, 7, 8,
Charles E. BIaney
Presents
Young Buffalo,
King Of the
Wild Wes',
by
Chas. L. Blaney.
Genuine Tribe of
Sioux Indians.

Coming August Q. 10 and IL:
'AT CRIPPLE CREEK"
Shows always worth more than ad-
mission charged.
Evening journal., 1906-08-06
Eastern League.

Eastern League.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES
Jersey City, 4; Newark. p
Newark G; Jersey City, 0.
Montreal. z; Toronto. .
Toronto, 5; Montreal. 3
Evening journal., 1906-08-06

Tri-Stato Leacus.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES
No games played.
Evening journal., 1906-08-06
National League.

RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
No games played.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-23
THE APPLES ARE SAFE.

The SHOWS. the rains and the ac-
companying low temperature that has
prevailed for the past few days have
not damaged in the least the great
apple crop of the valley.
The fruit growers association Off
cials state that the unpicked fruit
which represents over half the crop
is in first class condition and that it
will take an awful hard freeze to
do any damage at all.
Naturally the bad weather has de-
layed the deliveries but this has its
advantage for it gives the associa-
tions time to catch up on the box
supply and at the same time allows
the growers to pick much of their
fruit and pile it in the orchards pre-
paratory to shipping
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-23
FREIGHT RATES
ARE REDUCED

Special to The Sentinel.
Denver. Oct. 23.-Sweeping reduc-
tions in freight rates have been made
from Colorado common points to
Utah common points, on seven rail
road systems, that enter Denver di-
rcctly OF by connection, which will
rebound to the benefit of Colorado
manufacturers and farmers. The new
rates which go into effect November 1
are published under the auspices of
the Colorado-Utah Freight bureau.
the Union Pacific, Oregon Short Line,
Denver and Rio Grandc. Colorado
and Southern, Colorado Midland. the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fc and
the San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt
Lake City railroad companies.