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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
Mr. Roosevelt Counts on AS
SiStance of Captain Curry in
Probing Disposition of Vari-
GUS Grants to Territory,
NEW GOVERNOR EXPECTED
AT SYCAMORE HILL TODAY
Assistant Attorney General to
Participate in Conference
Frought With interest to
Many People Here.
IBy MornIng IouraaI speeIaI Leasea wIre.l

my MofhihB Spt'iAi Nlfctl
Washington, July 30.-Capsain
George Curry. formerly governor Of
the province of Samar IN the Phillip
pines and recently appointed governor
of New Mexico, arrived in Washington
from the west today. Captain Curry
called at the interior department. on
important business matters and leaves
at once for oyster Bay. where he has
been summoned to consult with Presi-
dent Roosevelt before assuming the
is understood TO be Of he highest inn
ernor's policy in administering the af-
fairs of the territory. Il is under
stood shat the president Is especial,
desirous that the disposal Of the pub
lie lands of the territory under the va
rious administrations and esnecialiy|
the one directly preceding Governor
Hagerman's be thoroughly investi-
gated and that all guilty parties be
punished TO the fun extent of the law
There is little doubt mat the pres-
dent counts on Mr. Curry 10 render
valuable assistance in this work
which has already been begun in
Santa Fe by number OF the attorney
generals assistants with "A large force
of experts. II Is said that Assistant
Attorney General Woodruff Will par
ticipate in the oyster Bay conference
which will likely take place tomorrow
The presence of the assistant attorney
general gives color % he general int
preston that the president regards the
present Investigation i New Mexico
affairs one of the nlust important yet
undertaken.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
Republican Committee En-
dorSeS War Secretary's Can
didacy for White House De-
spite Vigorous Opposition.
RESOLUTION ALSO LAUDS
FORAKER AND DICK
of Senators Distin-
guiShed by Ability and
Patriotism, Declares Clause
Opposing Their Retirement.
lBy Morning Journal special Lsa..d wire. ,

tBy Morning Journal Special Iesssd Wirsl
Columbus. o., July 30.---The candi-
dacy OF William IA. TAFT secretary OF
war. was endorsed by the republican
stare committee today. The endorse
ment carried with Il a declaration thar
the republicans of OHIO are opposed
To The elimination from public life ~
Senators Foraker and Dick"
Although beaten by decisive vote
IN all the preliminary contests. the adj
herents of Senator Foraker In the
committee refused 10 accent the olive
branch extended by tht TAFT sup
porters, and when the resolution, as
amended, was finally passed no ef-
iurt was made To make tue action ,f
the committee unanimous.
The resolution as amended and
inllly adopted oy the committee is
az follows
re il resolved by the republican
state central conmittes OF Ohio,
THAT we believe the great niai,,r-
iy ~ ne peOpis Of Ohio, convinced
Of the high character and great ability
Of Secretary Taft, endorse his candi-
dacy for the presidency; and further
we declare that the republicans of
ohio Overwhelmingly desire that tn,
name OF the Hon. William II. Taft he
presented TO the nation as Ohlo's can
diaate for president and that the re-
publicans of other states DE invited to
Np-bb'ialt Win Tue itHuhllcAnh ar
ohio To secure his nomination In I91k.
And be II further resolved that W.,
cmphatiCally declare the republicans
~ Ohio are opposed To the elimination
nom pubuc lie % .irDltvr,, 4. IL. ~ T..
aker and Charles Dtrk. whose services
e. the iarty and state hlv. been dis
tinguished by ability. wisdom aud pat
riotism.
The endorsement of Secretary Tafi's
by the republican state CEN
tral committee was vigorously oppos "A
by senator Foraker. who, upon the
eve of the meeting OF the commi tee
openly voiced his dissent 10 the prop
Osition.
The senior senator from Oh'1 ctn-
irolled seven Of the twenty-one mem
b'rs OF The committee OIL all votes
except that taken upon adoption OF the
resolution endorsing Taft. \. " Nc
Donald of the sixteenth district broke
with the Foraker forces on the final
ballot. which stood fiftcel TO SIX.
A. l. Noyres manager of the TAFT
campaign declared the action of the
was important In that II
gave assurance to other states that
Secretary TAFT has the support OF his
party in Ohio and would be backed by
he delegation from this state In the
lext republican national convention.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
PHILIPPINE ELECTION
PASSES OFF QUIETLY
Natiunalists Claim OVcrw heiming Ma
iority in Iir-t As-rmbi,.

Manila. July 3a.-The independent
factions which united boo the campaign
under the nHme of natinnaiisis. ap-
pear 90 have won the general cleo
lion ~ delegates to the first Philip
pine assembly. held throughout the
Islands today
Incomplete returns from nfty out
~ eighty districts show that thirty
one nationnlisfs were elected. ten pro-
gressivcs. eight independent candi-
dates and one Catholic. IN Manila the
nationaiists won bv large majority
in both districts Duminldador Co
mez claims the election iu the first
district in the city while Justo Lux
ban contests the election of both In
deucudent candidate.
N will probably b. ten days or two
weeks before the complete returns are
received
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
SENATOR DICK DECLINES
To COMMENT ON MATTER

Akron. O.. July 30.-Foilowing the
reading Of the dispatches from Colum-
bus today IN which Il was stated that
secretary TAFT mad been endorsed for
the presidency as Ohio's candidate by
the republican state central commit
tee. senator Charles Dick refused to
riake any comments. Neither would
the junior senHtor discuss the letter of
senator Foraker 10 the committee iu
mo- endorsement be made by tho com
mittee upon the ground that u would
hr premature
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
JURY AT LAST SECURED
TO TRY CHlNK MEDICO
Nearly Seven Hundred Venircmen Re-
quircd TO Secure Twelve In
Los Angeles Case.

Los Angeles. Cal. July 3O--A jury
To hear the testimony Of DR. G. $.
chan. a Chinese who is charged with
practicing medicine in this city with
out a license, was completed today
after an examination lasting twenty
days. In an $50 veniremen were call
ed into court.
The city prosecutor is being assisted
in the case against Chan by Attorney
George Bennett, Of the state board OF
medical examiners Chan. who is a
cultured Chinese. has been received in
certain circles of local society.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
BRITISH CONTEMPLATE
CRUISER CONSTRUCTION

London. July 3O.-During the course
~ a discussion Of naval matte rs in the
house of lords today Baron Tweed
mouth. first lord of the admiralty. said
that the admiralty had in mind a new
and extended cruiser construction
policy which probably would he
brought forward next year.
"Aftcr an" he said. the cruiser ~
the ship hy means nf which We keep
our dominance az the sea The battle
ships are the policemen of the sea.
u l. their business To destroy the neef
of the enemy. leaving the cruisers 10
guard the commerce.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31

western Washington today. the maxi
mum temperature being reported n
Portland where the mercury register
ed almost l02 dgrees ana practically
equalled the hottest day in the record
of the weather bureau. Through the
western parts OF the states the tem-
peratures ranged above 90 Because
Of the low humidity there was no snf-
fering and little Inconvenience.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
ENGINE BLOWS UP
4 DEAD, 10 HURT
Two Freight Trains on Illinois
Central Demolished by Ex-
ploSion of Locomotive Boiler

IBy Morning journal special LEASED Wire !
Milan. Tenn, July 30.--Four per-
sons were killed outright and another
was fatally injured and ten others
were seriously hurt at a late hour to
night when the boiler OF an engine
attached 10 n fast Illinois Central
freight train northbound, exploded
near this place, wrecking the train gs
wen as another freight train standing
In an adjacent siding
The Dcae
ENGINEER MALONEY. OF Chi.
cago.
ROBERT HENDERSON. fireman.
of jackson, Tenn.
TWO TRAMPS. unidentified.
Fatally Injured.
\. J. Lynch, tralnmau. OF Jackson
Tenn
The train was running at high rate
Of speed when the explosion occurred
Both trains caught fire and were con
sumcd.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
LANDSLIDE L IN CANAL
ZONE HAMPERS WORK

Colon July 3O.-The land around
Lion Hin, ten miles from Colon, Is re-
reported 10 have sunk this afternoon.
II Is stated also that through trains
are unable TO pass, 80 extensive Is the
damage IN that region and no trains
are running this evening. Efforts
are now being made to resume pass
senger service tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
RUSSIAN POLITICIAN
STAYS HIS OPPONENT

Moscow. july 3O.-M. Toropon
leader Of the mOnarchist party In Mos
COW. today shot and Killed VI. Ell
mouse. a member of the social demo-
cratic party during "a heated political
argument Turopof has been arrested.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31

GeorgefoWn. Ky. July 3e--Argu-
ments ro have Special Judge Robbins
vacate the bench in the Caleb Powers
Trial were completed this afternoon
aud the court took the matter under
advisemcnt. adjourning court until 10
1'cinck tomorrow
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31

london, July 30--Both houses to-
day approved The grant lof S250,900 TO
Lord Cromer who recently resigned
the post Of British agent ana consul
general IN Egypt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31

Chicago. July 3o.-Referlrng' the
statement that Rumbaugh sent the
telegram 10 G. \. Coey. asking the
latter TO send money for expenses. Mr
Coey last night said.
THE telegram ! received IN regard
% Mics Matthews death was sent BY
TifUe Green. the nurse who was With
Miss Matthews 7 Sent the money to
her. I positively don't know Rum
baugh. never heard - him before
this death came I don't believe that
Afiss Matthews Killed herself.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31

Paris, July returns from tho
local elections OF members 10 the gen
eral council are now complete. and
show that the governmental parties
have gained a total of eighty four
seats
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31

Portland. ore. Iuit so-A bot
wave envelnped western oregon and
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-03-02
A Prominent Visitor

Dr. 5. Is. Mccormick, of Allegheny
Pa Chancellor of the Western Univer-
aity, of Pennsylvania, has been visiting
the Misses Jane NJ and Matilda Smith
who have apartments in one of J. L
Rush'S houses on BAY street for the
season.
The Misses Smith took DIR. Mccormick
for an automobile driv to Port Orange
Daytona Beach, Seabreeze and Ormond
ut which latter place they called upon
eX-Jndge George ShiraS. of the Supreme
Court Of the Initcd States, who is from
PlttShurg wintcrin@ at the Hotel Or
mond.
DIR. MrC"mrnick is delighted with this
section and says he will br my his family
here next winter He departed f"l
points in Georgi:, Tuesday afternoon.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-03-02
Entertainments at The Austin.

The Austin has been enjoying Il most
pleasant week. Many arrivals from the
south have filed the house /" overflow
ing with cOngenial people.
Washington birthday WAS enthuslas-
tically celebrated, the dining-room be-
ing artiStically decorated with palms
and bunting. AT each place on the Ia
bic on that occasion WAS placed Japan
csc napkins decorated with flags, and
each guest received dainty gold
Ratchet, tied with red white and blue
ribbon, and Inscribed with the date OF
the event it intended 10 commemorate
Progressive euchrc WAS 4 delightful
function INDUCED in by the guests OF
The Austin last Saturday night. witt
eight tables set for the contestants. The
parlorS presented a ~cecne of bmlhancy
and sayety with handsomely g"wneG
and glitteringly jeweled women
The first lady's prize handsomely
decorated orange bowl-Wa> won by
Mrs. Parker; the second prize-a large
illustrated book Of views of Daytona-
by Mrs. Erwin; the boohy-an alligator
swallowing a pickaninny Mrs. Reid
of Atlantic City.
The first gentleman ; prize hand
some Stein-WaS Won by Mr.. Peake
second prize-;s burnt leather card cast
containing pack Of cardS-by Mr.
Royce; the bo"by-a leather sole SHAY
ing paper case-by Mr.. Stewart.
The tally card and table cards Were
hand-palnted and we're designed an,
made by Mrs Allis, of New York city
| who also conducted the games, assisted
by Mrs Holt. wife of the genial clerk .
/ the hotel. who i Il great iavoritr viii
| the guests
This afternoon a progressive tuchr
will be given on the hotel piazza by "
", Austin, the proprietor,
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-03-02
OrnOnd.

Ormond. February n Miss Clark
and Miss Collins have returned from Il
week visit IL Miami
Arthur Mcneil has put the Dixie in
commission again. He has added much
to her appearance by putting onacabin.
Cyrus Wagle has bought Columbi.
automobile and We are expecting some
fine rides.
Mrs. kn"wlton has improved the APP
pearanre of her place by new piazzaS
and fence
Dr. Pitcher died last Friday morning
at Mildred Villa. Tn" body wa> re-
moved To Dayton;t, end from there Tor
warded to his northern home. He MIS-
a Well known physician heing III" in
ventor Of CaStoria
\ beautiful scene WAS the launch rr-
gatta Friday afternoon. The winning
boats were one owned by j. McCarty, al
Boston; the Hoot-M"n, Merritt: The
Cornell. hotel boat, all three prizes o.
Ing to the hotel parties.
Mildred Villa has about twenty-five
guests and Rose Villa fifteen guests
The Granada is rapidly film" mp. Nj
Stone and wife are the right par'i'~ :.
run i hotel
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-03-02
Efficient Officer Re-appointed.

The Gazettc-NeWs cnngratulatcs Post
master J. NJ J"lley on his re-appoint-
ment AZ postmaster at Dayt"na, which
occurred February u Mr.. J"lley WAS
first appointed postmaster by President
Harrison i'll 1891, and served five years
1T that time, or until Grover Cleveland
was elected president, when l.. VI, Muir
ray succeeded him. When Vim. Nc
klnley was elected, Mr. Jolley was again
appointed on Feb. :. 1899 He WAS re-
appointed by President Roosevelt on
FL lon2 md noain February u Of
this year.
The business Of the poStotticc At this
place has made rapid strides under Mr..
Jnlley, efficient management and Isl no"
steadily increasing each year. lie has
made i painstaking official and enjoys
the respect and confidence "f the entire
cnmlnlInitN.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-03-02
MASS MEETING ON
COUNTY DIVISION
Adopts Patriotic Resolution Contro
verting Sinister Charges of OPP
pOHentS of Division.

4 mass meeting vas held at the armo-
ry Thursday night to further dis. uS5
The matter OF county division, at which
Mayor Greene presided in the :lbScnct ri
Chairman Cove.
Discussion of the difference Of cost in
maintaining two counties with the cost
OF the present one was engaScdin by ii e
/ speakers. after which the following rcSn-
luton WAS unanimously adopted:
Resolved, BY the people of Daytuna
III mass meeting assembled, That. pro-
vided the new county is created. every
one pledges himself that, in 50 far as
lac shall be able to influence. dictate or
control the appointment or election of
the new county officers, hewi endeavor
to have said officers selected from the
various precincts of the county with the
view of having an equitable representa-
! ton of all sections
This resolution was adopted because
of the fact that the DeLand papers arc
endeavoring to create false impression
that this county division movement is
the work of few politicians who want
to hold office or stir up political strife
when, as q matter of fact, it is nothing
! Of the kind; but, as is shown by the ac-
ton of this meeting, it is the desire oi
practically every citizen of Daytona as
we'll as those of the entire eastern sec
! ton of the county. This is Il movement
which II carried to successful fruition
Will mean more 10 ali the people of the
county, and especially to those Of the
eastern half, than anything that could
be carried into effect. 1t will mean the
upbuilding of Daytona and the coast
section such rs nothing else. aside from
/ the removal of the county scat to this
side Of the county. could.
Some mention WAS m:isit al the meet
ing t" the effect that there WIS 4 drop
ping off Of interest in the movement.
I HS'' ~ i''i'N .t' b'IuS 'I'tiit't ibN
opponents Without any foundation Whar-
ever. There has been and Mill be. no
: lrt-up IN the work nf division until 1ht.
adjournment of the legislature II the
r;tstsiderS are then beaten it Will be. with
the satisfaction of KNOWING" that they
did the best they could and All that they
could. The petitions brought in Thurs
day night from Holly Hill, SeahrecZr
and other precincts verify tht. statement
that practically all the registered voters
III those sections are ripe for division.
The tact that uI:sSS meetings are not
held every week does not signify. rs
some opponents would have the unin-
formed public believe. that The move
. mcnt is OH the W;trc.
1t j. well known that Frank " Sans
who represents N"lu~ia county III the
, senate senate Is opposed TO division, and OPP
very last Because = few 'tail-,ndrr>'
have just learned this unimportant fact
( they think that the movement has spent
! its force. and hence have circulated IT,
( ports that interest has wanrd and the
. movement abandoned
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-03-02
That New Opera House.

An effort is being made to build a
new and modern opera house for Day
tomas tourists and citizens 1t is pro-
posed to form stock company and
build a modern play house with stage
capacity to put on any show produced
by any touring company, with Il seating
capacity of about one thousand.
With 4 new and modern play house
the attractions Of the ShubertS and
klaw and Erlanger and other noted
managers can be secured.
Any persons interested and desiring to
-'St and be identified with the project
WI call on James NJ. Osborn, Orange
avenue, for further particulars
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-03-02
Hunting and Fishing.

J. Is. Garrison and DR.. McClennick, n
West Virginian, made hunting and
fishing trip up the Tomoka River Tues
day, returning Wednesday afternoon.
They made the Cabin headquarters, but
spout Tuesday night fox hunting. The
foxes were too wary for them, however,
but they captured Il couple of fine coonS.
They also killed 4 number of squirrels
and caught some black bass. The ia
tive guides they had with them served
rs saddle animals whenever game was
freed in swamps or marShy grounds
through the mud and water, often knee
deep.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-03-02

MI ana MIS-. refers ana MI. ana MIS-.
Patton, who have been at the Bishop
cottage for two months, left Tuesday
for their home in Indiana.
The recent arrivals at the White
House are: Dr. ". H. Bell and wife,
Bellevue, Ohio; Mrs. Alice {. Briggs.
EIkbert, Ind; Mrs D. J. kunneL, Leb-
anon, Ind; John W. Day, Boston; Mrs.
George Stewart and daughter, Marion.
Mrs. Briggs is fine musician, and is
affording the guests of the house much
pleasure thereby.
Saturday evening 4 social and dance
at the White House WAS much enjoyed
by the participants. Music WAS iur-
nished by the MeSSrS. NrvinS. two man
dolins and a guitar; also Miss Virginia
Hathaway gave several fine pa. ~rlrr-
tons during the evrn;.-.
Mr., and Mrs. l-ipp, VIII" have been at
one of the HinI,;.rd cottage, several
weeks, leave 500! ~. :. visit i" Il friend
further South.
Mrs. Nichol aad Mr.. osborn, who
have had apartments III the IIibbard
house, will leave tomorrow for st. Aug
Justine, enroute to their home III Milford,
III. Mr. Nichol returned home last
week
Mr.. and Mrs, Jewel and nephew,
Harry Thompson, leave this week for
their home in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Parker. who have been
located on the beach, leave Friday for
the north. They will stop at numerous
places enroutc
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hudson, who
have been spending the winter ut his
simmec, will arrive shortly, and will ~
usual spend i month before going home
This aged and tstimable couple have
spent the latter part Of many seasons
here, guests of Mr. and Mrs Geo. p.
Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Cox, VIII" have been
spending the winter in Daytona, have
removed to the beach, where they eX-
pect t" spend the remainder of the Se;,-
son
Misses Cavcrt and I.nckenvaulder,
who have had rooms At Mr.. Wilson
apartment house for some time, have
returned to Knoxville
Mr. and Mrs Hambrick and daughter,
Mrs. Sanderfer, have taken the Grace
Stewart cottage for the remainder Of the
season.
L. +. Johnson, who has been here
from Chattnnonpa for \ short tune
guest with his wife at the Seaside Inn,
is having considerable improvement
made on his east residence on Seahreeze
avenue. Mr.. Johnson returns I" Chat
tanooga this week,
Mrs. W. II. Arnold and family, Mis-
Marjorie Marvin, A. F. Nixon and wife
and Miss Dixon arrived from Milan,
Ohio, last week and are occupying the
Esch cottage on the corner of S":thr"rze
avenue and Val ley street.
NJ c. McClue and nephew, wh" have
been at the Lone Bay Inn for some time
past, left on the nnrrhb"und tram Mon
day
Mr. Campbell, Of Binghamt"n, \. Y
is recent arrival 1t the Lone Bay
Ed H. Wilson and family left for
Cuba the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Briggs, after Il short tour t."
! Miami and Palm Beach. has returned.
Mr. and Mrs. II. J. CalkinS arr spend
ing L short time at New Smyrna.
! Ernest Smith, one Of the capable help
ers at Mr. WebStrr'> grocery store, left
| Tuesday for his home in Massachusetts,
! Mr.. and Mrs. krecter, VIII" have been
spending the winter nj Orlando. ;tr" re-
cent arrivals here.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-03-02

Dsytona Beach, Feb. 2S-Mrs. Cush-
man will sing solo al the VI. f.. church
Sunday morning.
Miss Myrtle Freeman, who has been
quite sick since her return home, is
slowly improving.
Elmer Branch entertained quite n
party of young friends on his sixteenth
birthday, which occasion was planned
by his parents and some of the boarders
ia the house, and was quite as much of
q surprise to Elmer as to the company.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-03-02

mispresents both and God. 1t II" real beng
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-03-02
To Augusta, Tia.

Daily through Pullman buffet sleep
Ing ear leaves jacksonville, al N-05 p
m, VIA Atlantic Coast Line and arrives
at Augusta the next morning Al 10
For Pullman reservations see Atlantic
Coast Line agents or write to Frank {
BoyleSton, District Passenger Agent
Atlantic Coast Line, Jacksonville Flor
ida
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-03-02
Bread is the Staff of Life.

II you would live long and happy try
4 loaf of Mrs. Macs home made bread.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1907-03-07

Kansas City Star.
Senator Teller, of Colorado, said
this morning he believed the Inter
State commerce Commission is mis-
taken III its Interpretation OF the
Hepburn bill relating to railroad
transportation given in return for
newspaper advertising.
THE Hepburn bill was originally
intended to regulate freight charges.
prevent discrimination rebates and
the like" Senator Teller said at the
Hotel Baltimore. "What we should
have done was to have taken up
this freight proposition and left the
passenger business alone, excepting
only II clause preventing public OF
ficials. or rather. Government en-
ployees, from accepting passes. by
all means this should be prohibl ed.
But | believe that it would be per
fectly lawful for a raiload company
to make advertising contracts with
newspapers at regular rates and pay
for same in mileage transportation
over their lines