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Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
DARING THEFT OCCURS AT
 LOWELL
Thieves Boldly Take Horse From Lot, and Are Only Pre- vented from Steoling Buggy By a Locked Gate,
Review Branch, Telephone 76,
Lowell. July 20 19O

Lowell, July 20, 1907.
 One of the bOldest and most sensa- tional robberies which has occurred in Lowell in a long time took place last night or early this morning when Fitz- simmons & Jennings, proprietors of the Legal Tender saloon lost a yalu- able horse. The thief or thieves had laid their plans well, but the fact that the gate leading into the Bisbee Lum- Der Company being locked prevented them from getting away with the buggy and harness. As it was, though, they succeeded in getting away with the horse. This robbery was without a doubt one of the nerviest that has taken place in the Territory from the fact that the thief had to take the buggy out into the alley back of the saloon; after doing this they caught the horse and harnessed 1t and hitched up the buggy, but to their dismay found the gates locked; then they un- harnessed the horse. and leading it to a small opening back of J. E. BrOphy's s corral, caused the animal to leap down a five foot embankment. thus making their escape. Officer Gray was i'm mediately notified and in company with Ranger Tip Stanford, traced the robbers as far as the old Forrest ranch, where all trace of them was lost. It is the opinion of the officers that who ever stole the horse did so with the intention of turning the animal loose after they reached their destination. There was a report late this morning that a horse answering the description of the one lost had been seen in the Sulphur Springs Valley. Sheriff Jack White and Ranger Stanford took the chase up and after a trip all through the valley returned this evening with out having seen or heard anything of the animal
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
The sisbee interpreter

The board of supervisors at its meeting yesterday passed a resolu- ton to the effect that the clerk noti fy the Bisbee justices Of the peace that the board had appointed an inter preter for those courts in the person of J. J. Huffacker, and that they would refuse to allow the demand of any other person for those services The board took this step upon learn ing that the justices refused to allow Huffacker to interpret and was using Meldonado after the board had takeI away his appointment.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21

Western papers, periodicals, maga- zines, post cards, etc. Junction Drug Company.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
m the Probate Court

Last evening Judge GoOdbody had up before him, Will CalcOlm of Low ell who was being held pending his examination for insanity. After the examination of several witnesses, the doctors decied that he was not a fiji subject for the asylum and ordered his discharge. He was taken back to Lowell by Deputies Bauer and Humm
 The attention of the court was talk en up today in the settlement of the estate of Patsy Delahanty, deceased. The question involves the account as rendered by Special Administrator Steve ROemer. The heirs. especially Mary Delahanty, Objecting to some of the matters as reported by MT. ROemer. The matter has been pend ing in the court for some time and took up most of the time of the court today.
 The following marriage license were recently issued out of this of flee: Garfield Wilson of Douglas, and Maria Marianda. of Agua PTieta; w. J. reenwOOd and Susan Cole, both Of Bisbee; Charles Brown and Pear Wickman. both of Bisbee; J. W. Hart man and Anna Fitzgerald both Of BiShep
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21

Get your playing cards by the doz- en. Your prescription will be com pounded accurately. Let us do your work. Junction Drug Company.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21

Dr. Wiley says it is not the pie, but the filling one should be afraid of. That is a mighty little thing to be afraid of as pies go these days.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21

Owing to the heavy rain storm which occurred last evening in Bisbee and up the canyon the F. B. Mason Con- pany suffered a severe loss to their warehouse at Lowell. There was 20 feet of ground washed away from underneath their large storeroom, pre- ciF/tating a number of buggies into the stream. which were only recovered after considerable hard work. As it was. an entire carload of buggies and wagons would have been swept away only for the prompt assistance of em. ployes of the firm and neighbOring establishments. This building is situated in the rear of the Tovrea- Brophy building which faces Main street, and is l50x5O feet. and at the present time holds about four carloads of buggies and wagons in crates. Men will be put to work at once erecting a concrete wall and bulk head for the protection of the building against any flood that may happen in the future.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
Bonds Will Be Issued.

The petition of the board of school
 trustees of the Naco school district to
 issue bonds in the sum of 5000 for
 the building of a new school house
 in that city was granted by the board and bonds will be offered for sale in the immediate future. and the rr,.rrees hope to have the new build ing ready for occupancy by the urst of the new year. At the recent cleo ton in Naco to see if the bonus
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-05-04
Police stop Thaw show.

Superior, Wis.,. April An at
tempt made here to produce moving
picture show in which series of the
Thaw case was included failed as the
result of police interference. The
house was packed when the perform
snce began. Two-thirds of those pres
ent were women. As the first pic
lures were shown, displaying scenes
in Stanford Whites studio. the inter
est of the spectators was intense. At
this moment the police stepped in and
called a halt. The officers were Kissed.
but persisted and the show was closed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-05-04
School Can Give the PLAY.

Green Bay, Wis, April students
OF the East Side High school have
been granted permission by Henry w.
Savage to produce "A College Widow"
The decision on the part Of the own
ers came after a personal appeal by
Mayor Minahan in behalf of the stu
dents. "A Varsity Conquest" is the
name by which "A College Widow
will be produced and is the play the
Appleton High school recently had
trouble with. finally being given per-
mission to produce it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-05-04

Great Britain's Largest Growth.
The largest growth Of the popula-
ZION of Great Britain was between
1871 and 1881. 1t amounted to 1913
per cent against 80 per cent in the
next ten years.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-05-04
Notice.

The firm of Goble & Dyer of
Lancaster, Wis, have purchased
the undertaking business in Sitter,
recently owned by Ed. G. Mauer.
Mr.. Frank Eisele will have charge
of the business at Sitter. Goble
and Dyer are both licensed embalm-
ers. Prices the same as heretofore;
calls by Farmers phone will be
promptly attended to-
27t2 GOBLE 81 DYER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-05-04
LAWRENCE us DEBATE
Gets the Decision Over Ripon in the
Oratorical Contest.

Oratorical Contest.
Ripon. Wis. April Lawrence
university freshmen were awarded the
decision over the Ripon freshmen de-
bators here by a vote OF two to one.
This gives Lawrence two out of three
lebates between the colleges. The de-
batOrs seemed somewhat at cross pur-
poses since the RipOn argument was
based OH actual occurrences claimed
to be detrimental to the country at
large, while the Lawrence plea was
to the effect that detrimental tenden-
cies existing in labor organizations had
not increased in the past twenty
years.
The question was Resolved, that
the history of trade uniOnism in the
United States for the past twenty
years shows a general tendency detri-
mental to the best interests Of the
country"
Lawrence claimed there was a de-
crease of strikes, less violence, more
frequent arbitration, sick benefits. bet
ter factory conditions, shorter hou, 8.
higher wages. and the restriction OF
child labor.
RipOn claimed labor organizations
were detrimental to the employers and
employees, as they Endorsed boycOtts,
opposed labor saving machinery, pro-
NOTED strikes, created a hostile spirit
between capital and labor. and en-
cOuraged socialism.
The Ripon debatOrs were G. NJ.
Brace, w. G. Bate, H. NJ. Anderson
The Lawrence speakers were J d.
Sims, J. NJ. Lund, B. A. Lawrence.
The judges were Professor G. F..
Schmidt, of Manitowoc, and Professor
Thomas s. Adams, Of Madison.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-05-04
A BaIlsdonna Farm.

A manufacturing firm has a 15-acre
belladonna garden in operation near
New Brunswick. The farm is sue
cessful as far as the production of a
pure drug is concerned, but it is not
yet profitable enough fir ancially to
make many farmers abandon their
garden truck and take to cultivating
the deadly htshade-Country Life
in America.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-05-04
Cheap SURGICAL DRESSING.

At a cost of "a cents Japanese doc
tors can dress the wounds of 500 men.
They use a finely powdered charcoal
obtained by the slow combustion of
straw in closed furnaces. Sachets
filled with it are applied to the
wounds, and its antiseptic and alb
sorbent qualities generally effect a
rapid cure.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-05-04
Decisive Moments.

In this strange life of ours there are
unexpected and decisive moments, SUI
preme without our knowing how or
why; we feel it-that is all. !.
Flashing moments which throw a
CLEAN of lightning on our destinies.-
The Duel
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-05-04
rhe ereatest Hanniness.

There are many things that go by
the name of happiness; but the only
genuine is through the gate of right
eousness. The happiest member of
household is the one that most com
pletely gives himself to doing right
by it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-05-04
Twentv-third Psalm.

The twenty-third psalm is the night
ingale of psalms. 1t is small, of a
homely feather, singing shyly out OF
obscurity; but o, it has filled the air
of the whole world with melodious
joy greater than the heart can con-
ceive! Blessed be the day on which
that psalm was born!-Henry Ward
Beecher.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-05-04
Promoter Held for ENLIGHTENMENT.

Milwaukee, April >-Charles r
Cooper was found guilty of embezzlin3
800 from James G. Brazell, a printer
Sentence was deferred until April.
Cooper was endeavoring to secure ex-
hibits from American manufacturers
to send to the New Zealand exposl-
ton, which he claimed to represent.
Cooper secured advances Of small sums
from a number of young men whom
he hired to sell floor space in the ex,
position, and borrowed 500 from
Rrazell upon the strength of his posi-
ton with the New Zealand govern
nnnOf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-05-04
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kememher the Good.

When a man does a noble act,
date him from that; forget his faults;
let his noble act be the standpoint
from which you regard him. There is
much that is good in the worst of
men.-IIenry W. Bellows, d. D.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-05-04
KISSING Territory

Patience-There are over 20 miles
of tunnels cut in the solid rock of Gil
braltar
.Patrice-What a place. for a honey.
moon trip to be}sure..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17

The officers Of the steamer Buck.
man are stu smiling over a Joke
they carried all the way 10 Frisco
on the last tFip Il IL told hy genital
Bob Swans. the chief steward Tho
story has TO DO with MF Guy San.
ders and his charming little bride.
cAmiils. noe Camilla t.fisna. and
the tragedy began when they stop
red airils but blaahinEly upon tho
decks % the buchanan 10 enioy a
honeymoon trip 10 Frisco They
lohgvd for the glad freedom ~ the
rolling brine. they said. aud hank.
erred for taste ~ life 0H the ocean
wave The vessel VAS not fat from
the docks when Guys face took on
pailid hue. and series Il reckless
PUSHES 10 the halsaFka minated
70 those on board that all vas ap,
parently not right with hts inside
workings Camilla. With the omin,
Gus words. Love. nonor and obey
ringing Ia her ears. and seemingly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17
CHICAGO
MYSTERY

AGO. April 1.-THE repeat.
= salsanlne 81 thc memherS OF the
= 49, tamil, If lFvins Park, this
- i sssiaz shc Isoliee a mystery
= selxe con{alninE Weiedramatte
s..sayes saldom. Il ever. eaualed
r. father and mother are dead.
"a ! DAUGHTER Mrs Mary sladek.
sss.sk.esssf lef the family, under
- s h hospital. where she
Z ssltsgsng hefseli Quantities Of
s..ssle hase'heen found ia the flour
: - meal bsrls'ls % the house. and
- 49, neison has been found buried
s:seash weed pale IN the base
memt a. a.,...,.
- IN roatn Ia the Aette house
4 rssaae their Investigations. thes
- Iosenh Nettr. Neite Vas
sssshly pale and srow worse BE-.
- hen. The officers FASTENED
s....A % = degsOr. aud then eoa.
.s-..s 10 the home. whore they
- charles aged Is. and nn
80 axrd IS. saifcfiae apparently
- a. Sans trouble. All are
s--s.a.,alt IT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17
EVIDENCE BEING
PREPARED

TRIAL = The doctors connected
with fhs Dr. Clarke Medical iaH,i-
futs. state Medical Institute. Emf
ilah Aedleni institute and scett
Nedfas1 Instifuts. on she charge Of
a~iaE eapp~rs~ % secure patients.
mas been Delayed for several days
Be- give fha pruaecutiuR attorney =
effiae an opportunity e so over
thr seldeuce and pass on th" cases.
The work q the proseeutlnE at
tarnsss effice j. about completed.
and the charges will be given 70
Inc state board % medical sxamin-
eru - : day o. two. Df. HhRrpieH
vsll cali ths board together and The
hearings wlii b held u the evil
denre collected BY the police is
sufficient the licenses ~ the doc
tors 20 practice medicine IN me
state sefll be- revoked ~ the bosrd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17
A SAD SEA YARN 80
BY ROBERT EVANS

very conscious Of what she was do
las. softly pattod her husbands wan
checks aud babe him be brave She
was Feeling saueamlsh herself. bat
bore np aebly. and atruked and pot
ted aud talked 20 Guy in a way that
made the onlookeru feel Jealous "a
we'll aa amused
ARE you feeling weak Ia thT
stomach :. said an officer. utrug
Cling Go choke q smile Guy Was
too sick tn be original. but hlurted
out Weak. did you say Aint
throwing u ~ far aa any Of them ?
which they say wasn't bad for a
aick man
Tho poof fello~ was under che
weather all the way 10 Frisco The
pity IN Il sonred hls temper little
IN spite OF Camilias minietrauone
With MA face a volume IT busted
regrets. he VAS heard 20 wall. WHY
the deuce didnt I so 60 Ballard 10
stead II trusting mfaslf on this ~
IND alligator"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17
MAYOR TO CUT FENCE

Mayor William Hickman Moore
win taks 90 the Kuia~ Il a tres
passer some dsy this wsek and will
go oag 10 tho John h. Allen school
IN the norsh eua and cut ao~n =
barbcd sire fraee around several
iota adtolninE The school grounds
because the school board refused 10
hny the lots. the owner fencsd
thrm ia co keep the children Oft
nafbed wire fences on streeta are
illegal. nuf fhe osnsr pat hs~ few
feet hack from the street Aayor
Moore intends 70 eHt q down and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17
SUIT OVER
NAMES

The fashionable new st Francis
hotel. Slhth and Madison. and the
likewise fashionable St Frances. AZ
Nlnfh and unlon. will shortly clash
tn a legal combat over the sole
right. sltlo and interest In their
very similar names. which arw pro
Raunesd the name. although spelled
4 little alffeFent
The Talon II 81 Frances de-
mands that the Madison - inHtis
rugi6n give up the name. or Pas tiaa
4 mleagh for the use uf n me
Madisan a. establishment has been
Incorporated. and cialus fhat the
rival Aesfsiry has no copfFigat 20
Ifs name. anyAew a was ralaesi
after . man sAint. While the 81
Francsa pafrou was q Lady
The really Interested parties are
thoae Nho have ioNt their nsaii BE-
cause ~ the similarity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17
LICENSE COMMITTEE is
GOOD TO CLANCY

"heeaase III never grant any "a.
loon licenses for locations outside
Of the saloon limits until the limits
arc extended"
This was the answer made by
Chairman ELLIS Morrison Of tho
license and rcxonue committee To
hl GIN Ia answer to Gili'a query "a
Ia why the committee had turned
down the application OF j " Burke
for a license Ia the Auditorium on
Fourth ax That Nah three weeks
ago. BURKE waa asking for a
license aus Of the aaioon district
Monday Mr. Nofriaona commit
tec approved from ffank Clancy.
Granville political boaa of the First
sard. license for a saloon outside
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17
CHICAGO POLICE MAY 90
UNDER STATE CONTROL.
tserIpps Telegraph servles.l

CHICAGO. April l7-it ls &c.
ported that as result Of the police
expose. IA which n II found mem
beers Of the force. from commanding
officers down. we're forced 10 con.
tribute 10 campaign funds. efforts
are being made 70 pass = police bill
al Springfield 10 put the Chicago
force andor stale control
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17

the saloon limlta@tWO blocks DIS.
tant from the line There waf MI
single ptoieat 20 the Erantiag OF
the license In che committed. and
when ths matter eame up IN he
council there was no protect thefe.
TO be extra polite 60 M CLANCY,
the committee did not have CLANCY
before them. aa they Insist ON RaE
Ing all other applicants fof ssDrle
licenses lie had been aHked 10
show hlmaeli. 80 Il wna said ~ the
time. but he didnt rfsNs
Across from the location tpa ,be
used for a saloon. Clancy Operates
horse stable. Ills only reasai 81
another saloon. 20 Tar hs knows ~
that be doesn't want 20 50 50 fat
uptown for a drink 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17
MINERS STRIKE AT
TREADWELL SETTLED

lsea unioa are not sxen 20 BE- black
listed but lke TfsadwHii company
reserves the right 20 retain the
blacklist ia use prior % the strike
The company t. DOT 10 take anY
action against hiaehlisied men Ia
auf other camp
The union Is today eanFasainE
over zee ballots east last night fog
rev officers under the charter v
D. known that Thomas sfefferpon
Wlil be elected president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17
SOUIRES NOT
READY TO SIGN UP ;:

% look asoand ana 81, tnlo con,
dition r.
squares says be l. uilling 20 ffghf
anybody ITO denies thA, he side
stepped lack johnson. aayinx skns
be had heard cfYbofY IN America
sas afraid nf the negro aud tha;
& be knocked johnson cot q s1onit
have ta0en tmpusklhlr fof him TO
get q match IN America
squifes has the appearances u Be.
ing a rugged fiEhfeE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17
E:DDY'S
MIND D. K.


CONCORD. n a.. April iT.-An
answer was filed this afternoon
10 the suit brought for an account
Ing Of the property Of Mrs Eddy.
Il not only denya most Of the ale
gallons, but declares that the first
action was not brought ia good
faith Eaeh defendant declares that
the action Was brought without the
consent Of know ledge u Mrs. Eddy
The charge Mrs prompted by Mrs
EddY'n enemies for the purpose 81
bringing her and her principles In
20 dinropute Il IN denied that Mrs.
Eddy'a mind Is or ever was Inn
palfed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17
LOCAL FLASHES

Contractor Owes City.
esoW woe Is due the eiiy from
International Contract Co a.
- s-.ssI iof not completing an i'm
zsnest On Thirty frs, av. north.
1871 kasf John and East Repuh
ne tine wa ap December
"a ~ work Is iust finished
rsgrade Case On.
:. ufAf coHtesfed case. growing
= = 'ls proposed. reafafe n Pine
! being heard today before
- - 1akeT and 4 iag IN the aa
ZIP e0nff
huch Mail is Lest
= ssnqniFy department OF tho
- POI office a. busy TODAY
alag 70 complaints Of parties
- - snaenilg lost mail 10 the re-.
Eteck n the Great Northern
ssh Dakota. when e mail car
= stsifOyea
Complain Of Blasting.
- plalnt IS being made 10 The
q pnblie works Of tho use 81
49, Tor blasting In The at
's laflil0n.
L leNans 70 Gather.
- ann daughters 81 the Hawk.
sie viii respond 10 the iuvi.
o. The loss assoelation, Of
tomorrow night and attend
s.alon IN knights Of Pythlaa
TIE " aud First Az Dancing
me principal amusement
A'ef ioHaus are Invited.
Complain u Boys.
Fiits ~ $40 Twenty- eighth
70 o. fired ~ having a crowd
~ tear down his wire fence
Aa'ilate his real estate. and
= Informed the police. fIe
V. that On different occasions
boys have been destroying
siaagines
- Doc Is Missing.
- Melee. 81 1853 Harvard az.
ltDorts - the police that a
- Bernard dos. belonging
va stolen last night
18th Stolen From Room.
IT, Borden reports that q
ss'eh was stolen from his
ihe OREGON hotel last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17

AZ ne regular meeting 81 The
Chamber ~ commerr~ this after
reca ths matter AZ buiiaias zsa
wall along Ralifaad av. was dis
rusesa and a resolution Waa rad
ana referred - the harbaF sut haF=
boz Improvement csmraittes
TIE committee on city affairs re-
ported fisst thr city council should
d. aske1 70 nAme the streets II
Ballard Ftrsf. Second. etc. avenues
Northwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17
FRISCO GRAF

SAN FRANCISCO. April IL
There II a atronx probability that
no indictments In the telephone
eases Will be returned By the grand
jury until Thee Ialsey, the indlei.
ed outside agent % the Pacific
States Telephone and Telegraph
compsny arrives frotn Manila. hc
n due May 1
Halsey may be given an oapoF.
tunity 70 testify. according 10 Burns.
In spite of Burns statement. how
ever. the prediction II freely made
today that Saturday win mark not
only the films II the indictments
In the telephone eases buI = rctura
viii be made of formal charges IN
che slot machine graft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17
Are Your valuahles In a
Secure Placer

THE SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS
OBJ WA T. PERKINS a CO.
BANKERS. al CHERRY At IN
TIRE ALASKA BUILDING. ARE
AHsOLuTELY FIRE And BURG
LAR PROOF. AFfUHDfS0 PER-
FfsT SECURITY FOR Yorft
VALUABLE PAPERS. MONEY.
jewels. gre ouR LOCATION
~ ~ THE HUsfNEEs CENTER
aF THE CITY. AND PRIVATE
BOOTHS ARE AT THE Distsos-
Al or ouH PATRONS FOR TX
AAIINATtOS OF CONTENTS OF
B0kEa
BOXES ttee PER YEAR AND
Upw ARD. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17
BRUTALITY
CHARGED

A tale o. abuse ~ = hfntai han-
hanf i aiaeioNrl la she appaigatian
tx ffvorre flied ~ E1ama HsedsF
sxzlrn David Hsc,isx. TIE cofn=
pzaef states fhat n ASHTON tn
fsasstssfiy bltekfnimg hsr eyes ana
taxsnx her n tfe abdomen. the
kesesnd ieeked his sife IN a roosn
- eaameneeA siftkinx hsr with
~ fats sna khskinE her threat
szzHE ~ kia her thea and There
- elaims hat only the timely ~
t'Eza " pesersby. bsooxht there BY
- eries e. sslp. saved her from
- hrEsai fafy - the defendant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17
SPOKANE
FAVORED


F1AM .kNfs Ore Apru III
z wsS*srfsh. trafric manager ~
p Nathsrn pacific. testified be-
r. ~ Interstate eommarca hear.
p n ~ sbckaue rate case today
~ n raid net Spokane had beer
ss~asi'y favored ~ a distributing
- y ne railroads and coazf
pssata dlscfimsaatsd aKsinsf tt
sAssa ihsi T. She distance tariffs.
= s&sxsftFa ~ Spokane. wers pas
70 sftset the ressit HoBid he
'AM speksne N0pia unrs hass Al
= - xpo1s fron the coast cities
Hsss q from the east. and that
sps<AAs - haffine no one bat spo-
*4he - ne present hearing