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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-31
How TO Cure a Cold.

The question of how 10 cure cold
without unnecessary loss Of tire Ia one
in shich we are ell more or lees inter
ested. for the quicker a cold IL cotton
rid Il tne less the danger OF pneumonia
and other serious diseases. Mr.. b. W /.
L. Hall, Of Waverly, Va, has used
Ci amberlaiu's Cough Remedy for years
and ss,,: Il firmly believe Chamber
lsis's Cough Remedy to be absolutely
the best preparation on the market Tor
colds. [ have recommended it to my
friends and they ell agree with me-"
For sale by Gibson & Timbermsn and
w. F Creighton & Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-31

If real coffee disturbs your Stomach
your Heart or Kidneys, then try this
Clever Coffee imitation-Dr. Shops Health
Coffee. DR.. shoop has closely. match
ed Old Java and Mocha Coffee In flavor
and taste, yet 1t has not a single grain
Of real Cohee in 1t. DR.. Shops Health
Coles Imitation is made from pure toasted
grains or cereals, with Malt, Nuts, etc. Made
N one minute. No tedious long wait. You
will surely like it. Get q free sample at our
star. +. &. Leadbeatar a Snns
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-31

RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- from Ashley II. Miner OF 81 bearing
date the 9Th of May, 1905. and duly recorded
In the land records Of the county Of Alexan
dris in deed book 100, psge $50, and at the
request Of the party thereby secured. default
having been made in the paymsnt Of the note
therein secured, the undersigned trustee will
offer for sale On
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BY S,muel n. Limit, AuCtioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
~ AND LOTS


Under and BY virtue Of authority vested in
US. By decree Of the Corporation Court II the
City Of Alexandria, Va, rendered on the 18th
day Of October 1907, In the suit Of Estei!A
Lee ct ais. VS.. Will am. Wesley Allen ct al.
the undersigRed commissioners will offer for
sale at public auction, in front Of Market
Buil1ing on Roysl street, on
sAl JRDAY,
the l6th day of November, 1907,
at IL o'clock M, all those certain three lots
OF ground, siiuaiee On ORTIZ Washington
street where the same intersects Montgomery
street, and described a. follows:
1. Beginning at q point on Washington
street " fe.t 10 inches south Of Montgomery,
and RAINING thence east, parallel 18th hsnt
gomery street, ~ feet, more or lesy thence
notth 81 feet; thence west, - feet z-or> or
less. to Washington street; thence south On
Wash RgtoR street TO the point OF beginning.
q B. ginning at q point on Washington
street, oil feet ~ inches south OF montgomery
street, and running thence east. parallel with
Montgomery street, 28 feet. more or less;
thence north 81 feet; thence west rs feet, more
or less, to Wsshingt0R street. and south on
Washingi street 10 point Of beeinnins.
s. Beginning al a point on Washington
street 80 feet 10 inches south OF Montgomery
street. and running thence east, parallel with
Montgomery street Is feet, more OF less: thence
north to Montgomery street; thence west On
Montgomery street to Wsshinssz street;
thence south on Washington street 70 point OF
beginning.
rirst lot is improved BY five room dwell.
ing house.
Terms Of sale,-One third cash and the 70.
u,ainder in two equal payments Of nx and
twelve months after date Of sale, deferred
payments 10 be evidenced By the purchasers
interest bearing notes and secured by teten
ton sftitle until the sane are fully paid.
SAMUEL G. BRENT,
JOHN N. JOHNSON.
r. ID. BRUhRACk,
Commissioners.
!, Newell q. Greenavay, do hereby 'ertify
that x. d, Brnnbsek, one Of the COMETS
sioners OF ssl. in the s1it Of Estela Lee ct ais.
vs. William Wesley Allen et 81, now pend
ing in the Corporation Cturt Of AlsIandiih
Virginia, has entered iuto bond required oy
the decree therein conditioned as the law d.
recu. NEWELL 9. GREEEAWAY,,
oetsOtd Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-31

Several small pieces Of beautiful Land for
ale containing from
ONE TO SIX ACRES EACH.
Also lots 5c1iso feet sINGLY Oh IN
GROUPS, convenient TO railroads and about
one mile from Alexandria and Eve from
Washington city. Terp,s to suit.
B. r. KNOX,
fDsoush Royal sizssk, A0kadAs. vs;
Hn =
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SATURDAY,
the 9th dsy Of Noyenber, 1867,


ct the hour II o'clccb a. NE, will seil at pub
JIG auction for cash, on the premises, NOS. III
end Ii3 nsrth Fairfax street, in the city Of
Alexsndria. Va, the following property and
effects attschs ard levied on under said At
tsehment and execution & Wit
Oas hundred and foriy-f0ur No. l. nickel
machints. 81 No. 0 nickel machines, No.
iron machints, IA No. 2 iron machines. Ne.
iron mac inc (ipcomplete). wire disc for
100 No. o mschises. 30 Ia &c asbeslos disc No.
0 MACHINES rs small asbestos disc 40 ma
chimes. 8 sheets asbestos, 8 boxes containing
so complete sets Of discs each for No. ma
chimes, broken box of discs Of 40 sets, Ne. IL
stands, tops, 90 No tops, 10 handi's
(n4chine), z gauge generators. ; cylinders
for large machines, sheets OF asbestos.
SHEET black irea, 2 egg = sges. baking ovens
for machines, S ED machin,s. suall bunnle
Of 90 bestos clpth bundle ssuEs wire, sack 81
ssNesios vol porcelsine pan, broken lot OF
old handles. Is spigots s. slides, 10 meme plates
broken box Of sll knsbs, dozen machine
rods, 0 rod brackets, 70 springs, psckssea
40" rods. : boua nuts 4x36, 2 boxes mats
. No. 4, 100 iron eKtinguishers, l roll top
desk,- l Office chair. % thumb screws, IL
bucket handles. Is perch bars, square
shears, 1 set rollers, growing machine.
small folder, | stove pipe folc er, groove ma
chine, 1 thick edge machine, small edse
machines, npe steak, pairs Of soldering
irsns, Ratchet. small pipe wrench, pairs
Of plysrs fle, malls, seriber. drils,
hand grover. funnel teak, / tex horn. |
pair stock shears, Ratchet steak, punch.
log machine, yise, 1 drill press. hollow
puachts, fire pot. hammers, screw
drivers machine wrench.s, cold ohissls,
large saw, lair rivet suffers, wood chisel,
10 disc punches, hand stamp for mschiae
labels. ROBT; ID: COX,
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''Record Breaker" Prices
in Dress Goods, Silks,
Blankets and Comic is.

French Broadcloths, all sha des, fl.2s value
this week only for SEQ.
Atwood 44-iDch Cbeviots, all shades, THIS
week only for Soc
Black Wolfe. IS inches wide our 800 qual-
ity, this week only for soc.
Black Veile, IS inches vide. our SID quail
ity, this week only for 500.
Blsck Panama. our 81 grade, this week eoiy
for soc
Atwood Hard-twisted sersss, A inches
wide, our go quality, this week only Doe.
Our 29c Plain Dress Cloths, all shades, thls
week only Csc.
Cur zoe Taffeta Silks, all shades, including
black. this week only S9c.
Our 81 rs va d vide Black Taheta SIX, this
week only Size.
Our 79c TaHeta Silzs, all shades, including
black, this week only soc.
Our 69c Fancy Dress silks, this week sniy
st Acc
Our soc White Spreads, this week only 7sc.
Our $1.19 White Spreads this week only CSC.
Our Infants' 6ec Crib Comforts this week zoe
Our 81 Is large size B Comforts this week
csc.
Our 81 so Comforts this week only SIZE.
Beautiful line Down Comforts - 80 70 $lE.ss.
Our 69c Double Gray Blankets THIS week
Our Us GRAY Blankets this week only sse.
Our 81 .25 White Blankets this week emily sos.
Our $4.9e White Wool Blankets In" week
emily t3.es.
Our ia All-weol White Blankets this week
800.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-31
A UCTIeN ALE OF VA UARLE REAL
HIGH POINT, FAIRFAX COUNTY,

AND fEhcONhL fFOI Ehl Al
HIGH POINT, FAIRFAX COUNTY,
VIRGINIA.
Under decree Of Circuit Court Of Fairfax
county, Virgins, ia suit OF J. A. I. Hull
and others vs.. High Point Plantation Com
pany and others, the undersigned will offer
for sale at public auction $500 acres Of land
with a number Of buildings and improve
ments, lately used as dairy farm by High
Point Plantation Co., at high Point, Fairfax
county, Virginia, including about l, 200 acres
of valuable timber land; also considerable
lot Of personal property, consisting Of live
stock, complete lot OF modern farming i'm
plenen's, steamboat. gasoline launch, port
able engine, scow, threshing machine, wag-
ons, husker, ensiage cutter, ETC., on the
premises at 11:C0 o. m, on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1907.
The steamer Dallas, Of High Point PIssta.:
ton Co. can he taken on day Of sale at foot OF
Tth street whsrf, Washington, d. c., at $3.50
8, M. and from Alexandria OF 900 a. m.
JOHN g. BARBOUR,
Bonded Commissioner.
For partieuisu see advertisement in Fair
fax Herald" or address Moore, Barbour d
Keith, Attorneys, Fsirfsx, Va.
o. y ay5W ia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-31

the Ttk day Of November, 1907, at IL a. IA.
In front of the Royal street entrance to the
Market b0ilding Of the said city, the fellow
ing described property, TO wit:
All that lot of ground with the buildings
and improvements thereon, lying partly IN
the county # Alexandria Va. and par ~ in
the city Of Alexandra, Va, and BOUNDED as
follows:
BEGINNING at "A"s stake IL poles from
80" planted stone and poles links south
70 east frsm the south side Or Oronoco street
and 4S.4 fest In a perpendicular direction
rom the east side of Vest STREET, and runolng
thence north 70 west 40 poles 10 "C'' stake;
thence south So west n poles to :" u stake
on an old ditch opposite marked fence post
ia Grays inc (passng p kochford's o d
fence poles links and alss Pr sing IN old
ditch where said Rotchford's fence formerly
stood poles q lnks) thence south q east 40
poles to "B" stake 20 links east Of said tch
sad II liOks east of said fence; thence north
s8' east ~ poles to the beg ming. containing
acres / rood and poles, including tn
strt cts and road, together with al appur-
tsnances. Excepting, however, from ihs
above described tract Of land the part thereof,
containing one acre, sold by the said parties
Of the first pIrt 10 the Washington Southern
Railway.
Jerms of sale cash: all cost of coAveyaacing
at the expense Of iks purchaser.
Oct22 I'd WILLIAM j. WEST, Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
ID Corporation Court Of the Cry Of AleIan.
dris entered ia the suit Of the Kuhn Formal
dehyde Generator Company W National Vac
cine and Formsldehyde Company, lRcorper-
st.,l, aud an execution issued Ia said cause,
the undersigned on
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z. F. Knox. Auctioneer.

QY WRITE OF A DEED OF TR ST
- bearing date on the 9TH day Of December.
1904, duly Of record in the land records of the
county of Alexandria, Vs., Ia deed book No.
100. page 1888, made BY Jsmes n. Webster
and wife end at the request of the party
therein secured. default having been made in
the pay ment Of the notes therein secured, the
undersigned trustee will offer tor sale at pub
Ito auetion
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JOHN AHERN 4 CO..

" tOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERs
And Dealers IN
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS
J)uutry Produce received daily. Our stool
Of Plain and Fancy Groceries embraces every
thing to be had In this line.
We mold largely ia United States bonded
warehouse and carry in stock various brands
Of the best
PURE RYE AND MALT WHISTLES
ade Have also in store superior grades
Foreign end American
VINES, ALES, BROWN STOUT, a.
as-Satisfsction Guaranteed a. 10 Prias 81
Quality. 1&&
ovus, Prince and Commerce street,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-12
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
ELIMINATES ALL BUT
EIGHT CONTESTANTS

Cleveland July 11.-Todays match
play for the national golf champion
ship, resulted in eliminating all but
eight contestants. four from the eass-
ern clubs and four from the west.
Many unexpected results were record
cd. chief or which perhaps was the de
feat in the first round this morning
Of Former Champion H. Chandler
Egan, of Exmoor. by Ned Shawyer. Of
Wheaton. H.. present title holder of
the western championship. Walter L.
Egan. of Exmoor. former western
champion was also PIT out in the
first round by II. W. Fraser. of Toled :.
who barely qualified yesterday. and
whom Egan had twice previously beat
en- in tournaments George Ormiston
alNays figured as dangerous in The
national tournaments. was defeated By
J. Fl Childs. of Allegheny
The afternoon play as a rule r.
suited according TO expectations
In this round both Canadian COLT
ers. George :. Lyon. of Toronto. and
F. L Martin. Of Hamilton, were de-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-12
NATIONAL TUTORS
ELECT OFFICERS
CLEVELAND CHOSEN AS NEXT
MEETING PLACE-FAVoRAB
ACTION TAKEN ON NATIONAL |
UNIVERSITIES AND PROJECTS

Los Angeles, Cal, July lt.-AmOng
he important things which the Ma
-ional Council of the National sduca-
ional association took action was he
authlizing Of an appointment of a
committee OF i've with William n.
Harris, OF Washington, y. G.. as its
hartman, 10 work for the lnterna-
tional Association Of Educational
Worke;s TO promote education AMI
nsider the problems confronting it
md in appropriation of money for the
rse of the commit oss in inyestiga-
: ion of the shortage of teachers and
for the establishment of a national
federal university at Washington ID
q. and ascertaining the best way Of
teaching morals in public schools
The election OF new Offices of the
council headed by Joseph schwain,
president OF The Swarthmoro college
of Swarihmo.c. C. Pa. was omplcted.
The board Of directors took back
ward steps in tho simplife1 spelling
reform by voting 20 resume the spell
ing OF the words through though aud
thorough" In the standard style. Il
also re elected II. r. Brown. president
of he Valparaiso University. Of VAL
raraiso. Ind, as a member Of The
boa,d of trustees. and ". r Harris
If Washington. ID. c., a member of
The executive committee. created a
new department for the heneht Of the
seven leading womeu's organizations
IN the country who desired affiIiation
xith the associa ion They also votel
rw Cleveland as The place for the
lext convention and took favorable
action upon the national university
ls ether projects favored by the ua-
iunal council Al tire night session
general addresses were delivered By
he leading educators OF The country
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-12
P|ASA CHAUTAQUl
Twenty-Fourth Annual Session Open
ed Yesterday-5rysn, LaFollette
and Bob Taylor to Be Heard.

Chautauqua. H., July i1-With the
.argcs attendance ever registered on
an ousning day the Piasa Cha tauqna
Assembly today began its twenty
fogrth annual sessi-n n The program
this year extends over six weeks and
is regarded as the most attractive
ever arranged by the assembly
Foremost among The LECTURERS and
E1eas ers to be heard are William
bryan Of Nebraska. Senator Bob Tav
Ior Of Tennessee aud Senator Robert
D.. LaFoliette Of Wisconsin In addi-
ton to the lectures the program pro-
tidls fer number Of attractive must
cal features aud other forms 81 in-I
fsria'nmcHt August - viii be OBJ
served as r. f. +. l.. day. with note
temperance leaders as ths speakers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-12

and the manifold crimes charged
against him by Orchard
Haywood's testimony was chiefly
characterized by positive denials OF
allegations made against him by The
prosecution He denied that he met
Orchard until some time after the
Vindicator explosion. and denied that
he sent Orchard back To Cripple
Creek to blow up the Independence
station. He denied participating I'm
the Lyte Gregory murder and denied
suggesting or discussing the Steunen-
berg murder He sw0re that he never
save Orchard any money at any time
or place for any purpose He declared
that he never made threats against
the governor whom he said he re-
gaided only as he did any politician
who was being swayed by capitalistic
influence. He told of a number Of
occasions when he met Orchard in
Denver in an ordinary course of his
relations with the federation. and
George A. Pettbone and said he saw
Orchard for the last time in August,
1905. when Orchard told him he was
going to Alaska, and Haywood sail
he chided him for deserting his wife
at Cripple Greek The direct exam.-
nation had not reached the connection
Of Jack Simpkins and the action of
he federation after Steunenberg was
when adjournment inter
upted H.
The stale completed the cross ex-
animation of Meyer at noon. and in
dealing with his testimony the stao @
directed its strongest attack against
he circumstances under which the
federation, at the suggestion of Jack
came To The relief Of o.
chard when he was arrested for the
killing OF Steunenberg.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-12
VICE PRESIDENT
WITH ENOtAVOR[RS
WILL ATTEND RECEPTION GIVEN
BY CHRISTIAN WORKERS TO
DAY AT SEATTLE.
QUIET HOUR MEETINGS
Address BY Prominent Men Ffom All
Parts Of the Couatry-AttractIv
Program For Remainder of
the Session.

! Seattle. Wash. July 1l.-Ghrisiia
Endcavor delegates and visitors held
quiet hour" services in fnur III y
churches at G;30 O'Clock this morning
The services were attended by hun
Idreds Of delegates. although they hal
! been occupied until Ia Q last night
I@ith convention b,siness From $3.50
I 10 $3.50 o'clock sessions CT tho Chris.
/ fian Endeayor school of methods were
held in six churches
At 10 oclcck the regular sessions oi
The convention were resumed in tae
two auditoriums Training for the
Church of the Future" was the genera
topic at each meeting, one Of which
was presided over by President Clark
and the other by Rev. James H. Hill
D. D. Well considered addresses, con
tanning many valuable suggestions 20
Christian Endeayor workers, were dc
liyered by Hon. George Nichols, NJ, y.
Of England. Rev r G. Bannen, d. d
president of the Pennsylvania Chris
tian Endeayor Union; Rev, w, II. Bar
racloueh of New Westminster, 3 c.
wv. G. Perkins, Of Baltimore Rev
Smith Baber. ID p. Of Portland, Me
Rev. r. Il. Ollie, d. D., Of Oakland
Eal; Rev II w FRASER y. ID. Of Van
a0uver: Rev j NJ, L0&den, y. D, 6
Providence. r 4; Guy N Nlthers o
Kansas City. and Rev John p lock
president of he European Christian
Endeavor Union.
William Phillips Hall president q
The American Bible League, condncte
2 room day evangclistic meeting In the
Grand opera house, great crowd be
ing present and manifesting much en-
thusiasm.
One Of the auditorigms was giyer
over this afternoon TO a session De |
voted t@ the Junior IcpdeaYors, Presi |
lent Clark presiding IN The secnnd |
a "Ulnion Workers Rally
axes place with features Of spocialI
interest to the field secretaries and |
,ther officials o fthe Christian En-
loayor organizations.
Two interesting programs have
,een arranged for the auditorium
meetings tonight, the prominent
peakers to include President George
4 Ward, of Wells College, Rev. Hugh
(. Walker OF Los Angeles, Rev. w T
fcElveen. Of Boston, Rev. Floyd w
Of Philadelphia, and DR.
Ierbeft L. WilIett Of the University Of
'hicago.
RECEPTION TO FAIRBANKS.
All over the city in the various
'hristian IEndeayor meeting places
eryiees were held today. the principal
ne taking place in Williston Tent
here the Training Of the Young
'as the theme
Vice President Fairbanks has been
elayed and viii not arrive until to
icrrow morning. In the afternoon h
III be rendered a reception in the
ubllc library building All the states
T the Union now represented except
orth and South Dakota, North and
outh Carolina. Virginia and Michi t
an. y
II has been definitely decided that
10 chief theme of the gathering will
e the announcement of good citizen
nip. This is in line with the recon. r
endation of Preslden. Roosevelt ?
lat thai subject should be featured. :
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-12
JAPAN WANTS NO war

Cox; rado Springs Colo. July it,
Count Kaicsamo, Of Toxic. Japaa.
while stopping over here today le
tween trains on his way ID san Fra,t
cisco. Whence We viii sail for Yoke
homa said to the Associated Press.
II one will reasen for few min
lutcs he can readily see that he last
thing Japan wants just now IS wsY
with the United States. Japan has
not yet recovered from the effects III
the Russian war. We have not money
enough to carry on i prolonged s srug
sle in the frs place, ana secondly.
but more imnQrtant. We have all the
territory we can handle, We hayn
Korea on our hands and the rll
SHOWS something of how hard That
little kifgdom ii to bring into shape,
Then comes Furmosa. which Ii prac.
fically a savage country. This woHll
he enough If we did not have the vast
erritory Of Manchuria to rehahilitates
4 nditions there alter the war were
chaotic and 1t yill be years before the
country can be brought to anything
ike order"
When asked about the assembling
or the feet Of warshins in the Paeiic
he said; IN is a move that could have
been looked for on the part of tae
United states lit amy time do NIT
regard 1t as y war-like move any marp
than " yanr country sent 4 graas Meet
To England or France Your shlps
must be ID the water somewhere he
concluded with smile
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-12

feated, Walter J, Travis taking the
measure Of Lyon, and Ned Shayyar
putting Martin out of the running
Jerome ID. Travers, one of the favor
ties for the championship defeated s
]. Sticlncy, Of St Louis in the mora
ing and in the afternoon beat his
metropolitan team mate, Fred HERES
hof, of Garden City. Ned Shawyer's
performance in the morning against
Chandler Egan and in the afternoon
against the left handed Canadian.
Martin. were of the highest order, and
tonight he looms up as a decided pos
sibility for the championship, although
ne meets Eben Byers, the present title
holder. tomorrow morning. In the
morning against Egan, Shawyer made
the round in rs. This afternoon play
ing through the storm he made "A, the
best medal score of today's play.
Shawyer's defeat of Egan neverthe-
less was entirely unexpected, altho gh
he has played the most consistent golf
since Monday of any one contesting
for championship.
Jerome Travers, of Monte Clair, also
played spledid golf today. In his
game Herreshoff this afternoon his
score for the first nine holes was 81
and for the seven holes played on IN
the Journey was 2S. Travers made 80
going out, with Z on the fifth hole,
and took 81 for the Z holes played of
In The journey.
Lyon played well for the first nine
holes. his medal score equaaling that
Of Travers and they were all square
At the turn. But Travers after having
he tenth hole in 4, won the next three
and halved the three following by
,areful playing and won the match
Following are the pairings for tomor-
-ow mornings play:
Jerome d. Travers, Of Mont Clare
,s. Warren X. Wood, of Homewood;
Chen NJ. Byers Of Oakmont vs.. d. p
Shawyer. of wheaton; w. 7 West, oi
vs.. Archie Graham, ei
North Jersey: " c. Fownes, Jr~ Il
1akmount. VS.. W j. Travis. Of Gar
len City.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-12
JUST RATES FOR
ALL CONCERNED
ARE TO BE FIXED BY INTERSTATE
COMMERCE COMMISSION UP
ON PROPER EVIDENCE THAT
RATES ARE UNFAIR.

Washington, July lin the opin.
state commerce commission, by Com
missioner Harlan, the ruel is laid
down that while the rate fixed by the
state statues of he state commission
was naturally and properly entitled
to respectful consideration, ii has no
greater sanctity. as applied to the in
terstate traffic, than the rate estab-
-lished by railroad companies, and that
the commission would not hesitate,
upon proper evidence that the rate so
established would be unjust either -
the carrier or to The shipper to refuse
it as basis for fixing the interstate
rate.