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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
EVERGREEN TROUBLE
SECRETARY FEAGIN INVEsTIGAT.
 ING SCHOOL CONTROVERSY.
Trustee CrumptOn Was In the City Yesterday, But He Returned to Evergreen to Meet MT.
 Feagln


 Hon. W. F. Feagin, Chief Clerk of the Department of Education and Sec retary- Treasurer of the District Aeri- cultural Schools, went yesterday to Evergreen to look into the differences that have arisen between the presIdnt of the District Agricultural School at that place and some patrons of the in stitution.
 Mir. Feagin had hardly left the city when w. c. Crumpton. a member of the Board of Control of the Second Dis trict Agricultural School appeared in the office of the Department of Educa ton and had an interview with State Superintendent of Education Harry e Gunnels. The talk with the latter re- lated to the conditions as they now exist in Evergreen.
 Is soon as Mir. Crumpton was told that MT. FeaRin had gone to his city to investigate the controversy, he made 1t known that he was satisfied In fact. 1t is understood that 1t was the purpose of Mir. Crumpton to get the Department to send a representative to Evergreen to perform just such du- ties as now devolve upon MT. FeagIn.
 w w Hall. President of the College, and MT. Crumpton. the local member of the Board of Control, have been re- quested by several of the patrons oF the school to resign their positions. They have declined to resign and de- clare that the basis of the objections to them Is that of rebellion against much needed discipline. Mir Hall has been at the head of the school only few rnonths,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
lnc oiULA nlAKArl

-
 New York May lz. --rha stoox market rsss .s.ner sharpiy reactionary at one pe- s,eu sen .oday ana the watchfui professional often expected eutminatton of the upward .snient. The effectiee cOatrol Of the asSs Ssss which has ben in evidence for many @ wnen this was perceived the boar party once once more rstreateu by buyIng Io eovef have done sa usspsnx st.s on the rally as they oi t-e market relaxed again later in the on oay; some special pressure was exercised TOT Loreisn account by arbitrage houses be- ing on q large scale early in the day. for or tSs Mss ss ss,sr London had ceased trading became eftectivN. Rea..zing sales for Lon aon account had 10 do rather with the max ly settienent according to the usage there than Mhh any news effectins the properties soid pr American affairs In general There was some attention paid m LOnaun. hvHeN- CT. 10 the rumors that the Rothschilds would IeIrain rom participation in ths forthcom- they joined with Kuhn. Loeb ana Company m unuefMrhing the recent Pennsyivania Is- sue The Union Pacific bond issue IS standpoint in prospect
 The rumor of q hitch in the transaction receNeo little attention here as the belief is held that the rlotation Is practically arranged aiready.
 conditions moved further toward the gold able that a considerable sum Will xo out this week. although discount rates declined 'a L1.i~oa @a.u 4-e.i.n tvuas. steriing 9Athanke Tate ut Paris however, declined and with considerabie margin of profitson shipments oi koid 10 Paris from ners for LUnoon account The money Iuarket was quiet, unrufiisd Dy this development and ienders ma tnemseiyes stili in the position vi pushing their otterinss in iace ot a
 4.vdsd.s ...ures show that the banAs ut'e iepAlu hO. oaty tne InstaItrnent of gON- Nnt iAsht uSDostts cai.eu, May ,. put S-..ssa @-~J 70, lnus anulcAtHis s.ie selisv reDlvtIoti or Iiioney. Ahe P-V'o~V.A4t aeSiiiis i.4 ot apGn idSt yeaf maAes anotuef Influence m
 eSss-. s..s.alK JA .SO~a4I stI[-.- 4oi hIeu liIetlou vL supporting tae lIi~r- ASt ~s~.tiSs tvtSvs 1eE. ~ssiOn- lac N0pp@l ih1os..i .i.LiS "sfo iu-NS s.IoLS in .~Se oL lho iSuuSsIon ol tIv Gkuthcy II1InlIis saciiu lvt u0a1Ier sI .vv, eulIl parsu "4s.4 v-.eS ~. ss+4~ S~ssAAssa .V.lO"- ~~-@sss4,S .cua aSelotts Sa.VV .~ss S~s~ AvA tiEv Lwv ~aA. ters I~st ;
 Aett Oh io@ ptsSSu IAeIiQ pap ~VsAs ln sDite 1.Iie GeDo4l oL uelICi. NSiO" AIASu Nuaas ses GuaI LvT vt ssie Jedt the" GsAaiissIits ISNOII Iile rG- eeiNea oI tne AhI11 A, e4.ue iiurL tne eal .ransattions. 1ne SeaeIier Bureau : ~SehiJ Duiie.in reported unssSeVnaDIe cVia -au unLa'Vaaoio "S~t,.e. Avi p..St Weeh, CO4ssts' SStSIH aa point oI sttSHktil. EvssIpls feuuctIon pii&es of ste~I products WAS agaIn UruIIeu. = ..esS gleiuou ~ssIn alter .~sV.s1y sl,.a ~iO-ea MeaA-
 Donus we're irreguiar rotai sales paa taIuo so.y9V.vVe. (. were uilelIaAS- CU SaI..
 CLOSING SIOCK LLsT.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

eiose ~as at sone. -aly soia vvtwssa % ls ana St-vots anu closed at sI.vv.
 1iearanceS wheat anu -four were equal 10 ie.0vU bushels. The worlo's vlslpie suppIy aecreassu e.so0.OUV bushels.
 s-Inneapolls, Duiutn ana Chicago reported receipts of zIU ears. akainst 1ss last week.
 The corn market was weak early in the day because or clear weather in the corii belt ana the slump in wheat Later the market became strong because or Brad streets weekly estimates. showing supply Of corn on hand less than that Of one year ago by ll.O0O.OO0 busheis Smali local re- cvlpts also encouraged buyers. The market closed strong and near the top.
 July corn opened Q Ac lowe CT at e3&c to 39c. sold off to eSnc. and then advane- ed to 6iAc.
 Oats were weak early in the day and steadier toward the close. following tho trend of wheat and corn
 July opened hc lower at 46hc sold be- tween 46Hc and 47c. and closed at 47c
 Provisions were dull and weak. The slump in grain and liberal receipts of live hogs were the chief bearish factors. At the close July pork was ' k c lower at SIS. 50 0 S2h Lard was Thc lower at sSs 45@4Th. Ribs were lower at $7. so.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
cH1cAGo GRAIN AND PRoDUCE.

Chicago May 12.--Ideal weather in the United States and Canada for the growing crop had a weakening effect today on the local wheat market. the July delivery clos- higher Oats were unchanged. Provisions were 567Nc lower
 The wheat market opened weak and early in the day continent continued hear- ish. The cHief reaeou vas the excellent weather conditions The May artion was especially weak and sold off to ssIc. which was 2&c heId~' the ctnse of yesterday. seIIinp suh-thAd roateriailv in the latter part of thA day and on active demand from ed
 The market closed steady. July npened K sstsc and then advanced I'd s0@c. The
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
THE METAL MARKETs.

NeW TOTK. MaY TZ--The London tin mar ket was lower today w''h spot closing al 137 pounds bs ana futures at lSG pounds iOs The local market was weak and quotations ranging from Ss0ds30. 60
 Copper declined to 5o pounds i5s for spot and s7 pounds los for futures in the Londen market The local market was quiet ana unchaheed with lake quoted at S12. 506D SIP 75: eleetroiytic SIP 97h TpSt2 62Is; ana the castinRs at SIP 212k aS1237K
 Lead was unchanged at 13 pounds in Lon- don The local market was steady at s4 99H e7 271b
 Shelter was 9s Sd lower at fs pounds 17s ed in the London n1arket. hut was dull ana uroNanFnd at SA ss666 locally
 Iron was dull, Tn London closing at s2s for standard foundrv and KS for C1AvAlard d wNrrarFs The loeni rnarket was unrhang- cd u.''h No Northern quoted at t17 .75 a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
Heavy Bond Insue.

New York. May 12.-Stockholders ot the Delaware and Hudson Company to- day authorized an issue of $50, 900 .OOO least thirty-nve years. It was an- nounced that not more than $25. 900, 0ON will be issued immediately, and that this will be done to refund the floating debt and provide funds for improve ments.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
he residence of MT. and Mrs. ". ".

the residence or MT. anu NIEs. VI w. Downing.
 There was a large number Of guests present. and a most enjoyable even- ing was spent. Among the amuse- ments was a flower contest, in which Miss Ella Mack Penn was the winning contestant and received as a prize a handsome edition of Monsieur Beau caire. Another feature of the evening was an engagement contest Miss Jackson was assisted in entertaining by Mrs. Downing.
 Rev. w M. Murray. pastor of the Brewton Baptist Church. left today for Little Rock, Ark. to attend the ses- sions of the Southern Baptist Conven- tion. which convsnes in that city Thursday.
 fssx., A. Smith. J. NJ. Davisou and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

together with the failure of the future market there to respond to the marked ad- vance in the New Orleans market yesterday Added to this were the favorable weather reports from nearly all points through the belt. serving as another bearish factor The market went to still lower levels be- fore noon. but during the late session recov- cred some of the losses on the report that c prominent operator was planning another bull campaign in New York. The July Op- ton, which has felt the force of manIpula- ton for some time was one point up at the close, which was steady. The other active months closed ten points below the close of yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

T-fndicates inappreciabIe rainfail. s--For yesterday. t--For 2t hours endine arn' 18th meridian time. NOTE-The average maximum and mini. mum temperatures and the average rainfall are made up at each center from the ac. tual number of reports received. The "stat4 observation.
 REMARKS. Temperatures have changed but sltshtly Rains have fallen in middle and western districts being heavy in portions of Loui- siana and Texas.
 FRANK P CHAPTER.
 Section Director. ". B.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
sT. IoTtIs LIVE sTocx
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York, May l2.--The dry goods mar ket today showed a fair activity ih bros and biesched cottons in the primary house and large buying in a general way among converters. Large mems wear manufactu- fers are disposed to hold off opening their next spring lines until July, although some openings win take place June 1. The dress goods market has been quiet and foreign houses complain of a dearth of business Linings are firmer and in better cali More export trade is passing in cotton goods Cot vances have occurred.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

W. s. Neal went to Flomaton today to get everything in shape for the Veterans reunion there tomorrow. Il has been announced that the late traiT will be stopped at Brewton tomorrow afternoon for the accommodation oi those who attend from here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
NEW YORK BONDS.

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 90 coupon -... .... '.'' '... lO3 < ''' Ss. reg. .''' lUVS
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 do coupon -. .. .... .... .121 F American Tobacco 4s , .... ..... .1O5 %
 do ss -. .... ...... s7Tk Atchson gen. 4s ~ ... .... .... s7N
 do adjustment 4s.. ...... sT. Atlantic Coast Line 4S .... go Baltimore & Ohio As .... .... sS
 do 3ias ... .:.- ..'. '''' -''' sS Brooklyn R. T, cv. 4E ..'.'' F A Central of Georgia 5s .... .....-..lot
 do. 'st. Inc .... .... .''' '-'''' I0
 do 2d Inc .... .... .''. '''' '' 9O
 do sd Inc ..'' % '' '' ,nH7k Chesa & Ohio 4hs .-.. .... '-ln0% Chicago Alton 3hs .,.'--.'' '''''' ss,l c. B & O new 4s .... .ss. so st C. R. | & P R R. 4s .. .'.. sIN
 do col 5S .... .... '..s..'' .--. ts% c. C. C. St. L. gen 4s .'' "''- '- sS%
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
NEW YORK PRODucE.

New York. May 12.-Cotton seed oil easy; prime crude s5c; do. yellow 43hc. Petroleum steady
 Rosin quiet.
 Turpentine steady; 46Hc.
 Rice quiet.
 Molasses quiet.
 Sugar raw firm: fair refining s3 .ss: cen- trifugal ss-test q Se: moasses sugar $ .6I; refined steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

St. Louis. May 12.-( Especial )--The St . '-"n grain markets today ranged as fol-
 Wheat: May ss bid; July ssA bid: Sept s4 tsA range s7% to ss; range s5& to ss is {: s3 < IA to s4& bid
 Corn: May 70 bid: July 63K bid Sept s1 4 q %A Dec 5?': range 6s% to 10 bid 62% to 63% a 5k bid.
 Oats: May 49h bid. July 43 bid
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
Nrw oRLrANs corroN.

New York. May 12.-sBot cotton vas firm with prices unchanged rniddlfne 10 11-1ee. Sales were 1.45o bales on the spot and $50 to arrive.
 Futures opened steady eight to nirA points below the close of yesterday as result of a disappointin1 Liverpool where spot sales were reported to have fallen off
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NeW Iork. May l2-Coffee futures open- ed steady at unchanged prices Business was very quiet at first. but became slightly more active after midday. with trade in- terests buying the near months and JuIv showing special strength. selling five points over September. Strength in the spot situa- ton. light receipts and prospects of d good deerease in the worlds visible supply were the bull factors. The market closed steady net unchanged 10 five points higher Sales were ls.250 bags. including:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
NEW YoRk cOTToN.

New 10rks May lz.--Gne cotton market was shade lees Actiye than yesterday and fluctuations were very neryGus and irrsSu- lar with July showing continued strength and increasing premium over new eIop positions. The close was steady at a net advance of four points to A decline of twelve points Sales were sstimatad ut S15,o0o bales.
 The market opened steady at a declire of seven points to advance .,f one paint. June being relatively weak aud July rsla- lively steady. This was considered n Jener and favorable weather reports with the market steady oa the call bv hir huyipR order for July which was attributed to lar ge spot interests. Later. however. the lfst weakened under rsalizina by the trailing longs in the old crop months and selling of new crop positions on favorable weather news and at one time during the middle session prices were about twelve to nineteen points net lower This was followed by re- trading sold up to .55. or thirteen points higher, the advance being followed only partially by new crop months.
 At the close July was fifty-three points over October, against forey-two points at the close last night. The weekly report of the Weather Bureau confirmed daily reports of low temperatures and excessive rains In some sections but had little infiu- eEce. Southern spot markets officially re- ported were unchaneed to Hc higher.
 Receipts At the ports today 14.023 bales. against 15.3ss last week Shd i0s1s last year For the week 5s.e00. against 59153 last week and 59.ss4 last year
 TodayR receipts at New Orleans were s.fST. against 2,l39 last year and at Hous- ton 1.Tf4. against i.4Ts last year
 Futures opened steady and closed firm:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
STOCK BROEERs AssTcN

Boston. May 12;-Nickersen. simmons and Fuss stock brokers assisned today for the benefit ~ creditors If rras renortsd thst the nahiiities would >r,ount to ssn nno and that the assets would be son14what fAss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
STANDS STILL
STEADY ADVANCES GIVE WAY TO FAIL
 TERING MARKET.

Spot Market of Montgomery Quoted Nouai- nally same as Monday, when Con-
 txntts After Fau Re. over Losses.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
NAVAL sToREs.

Savannah, May 12-Turpentine firm 4S Q 4sc; sales sT2; receipts tf.sss; shipments 250.
 Resin firm; safes s.222; receipts S.4ss; shipments i3T stock 65.174 quote: ABC SssS650; D Ss. oom05; E s. F Ss. 25; c S3 30; H s3.15@S6; s4. 159s0; S 50 @s5; Nj $s. 76; S5. 5.Ss@s5; wv $s.o5 e SC 10.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

Charleston. May 1a.--Turpentine quiet 4s @42kc. Sales none.
 Resin quiet: sales none, ABC ae7s: D S2 20; E & .Ns: P sa ,fsi c $s. 20; II Ss. 70: i $A. 70: K s5 So: N S5.65; N s5.70: VIC S5 .s&; wv S5 90.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
NEWS OF BREwToN.

Pupils
 Brewton, May 12.-(special )--Miss Mary F. Jackson. teacher of the Ninth Grade in Brewton Collegiate Institute, entertained her pupils last night at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

WEATHER CONDITIONS.
 Generally fair weather has continued over the country south of the aOhio river and east of the Mississippi under the infiu- enee of an area of slightly above normal barometer over the south Atlantic coast. Rains have fallen from the middle and west gulf states northward through the great central valley to the lake region and east 10 the New England coast. under the influence of an low barometer area which has moved from the lower Missouri valley to the East Canadian provinces.
 Unsettled weather prevails over the west, under the combined influence of an area of low central over Utah and high over the north Pacific coast.
 Temperatures have risen somewhat over the northeastern districts and changed but slightly elsewhere Conditions now favor partly cloudy weather in this section tonight and Wednesday.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
 Montgomery, Alabama. for the 24 hours ending at am. 18th meridian time
 Tuesday, May 12, 1908
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13


 Montgomerys spot cotton market slept through 1t ali yesterday and when. late in the afternoon. it was awakened and told that contracts had started down with . rush and then come back to the same fig ures chafked up for Mondays closing. t merely grunted. stretched and said. that seems fair enough: I'll take the same." IL set what 1t asked for.
 Then the spot market went to sleep again and dreamed that 1t was beautiful ladS with ever sa many suftCrs, hiddinG hisheT and higher for her hand
 But nobody was bidding higher and high CT. Nominaiiy the only bid. which vas made. 90 to speak. through a matrimonial agency. was tie nominal quotation of t0k for rniddiing which was the price at Mon days closing Cbttons were offered at high CT prices but there was no tradfn& of consId. hrable proportions.
 On the Board Of Trade there was practi- caily consensus that it LiverpoOi,s snide behavior that had most to do with the decline in the price of futures. Instead of opening many points up. as it ought to have done after what New Orleans and New York had Accomplished on the previous day LtxefBooi looked pale and proceeded to sell cniy 10000 bales which would seem to be enough if the sales on the days just before yesterday hadn't been running as hfMh as go. 000 1usv's after dropping down dangerously. throw out ballast and again eklmned nearly enough to the clouds to see the silver lining on the far side The month In New York closing st Q. 4a on Monday New crop months failed to recover entirSiy and at the end were several points orr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

New orleans, May 1s-Receipts 237 bar reis rosin; seven barrels turpentihes
 Exports for New York 37t barrels rosin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

wilmington. May 12-spirits turpentine steady t1Ac: receipts 31 casks.
 Resin steady $2. so: receipts 26s. Tar firm &1 so: receipts 66.
 Crude turpentine firm s?. 25; s3 % and S4 %; receipts so.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
'--Risins. x-Fallins.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

RIVER FORECAST. The Coosa and the Alabama will continue to fall very slowly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

Local Market Quoted as FoIlows; Strict mfaoHnG ny t-t"c NfdAfing . ... .. ... ... ...10Ac
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

eaIss I1AiSAI.I Low. ICl0ss 1AA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
ST. LOUIS GRAIN MARKETS

Spot steady; Rio No 6%c: santos No. SHc; mild quiet: Cordova sa 112&c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
NEM oRLrANs cOTroN FuTUREs.
NM oRLEANs sPoT COLON.
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool, May l-.-Spot cotton quiet' prices five to seven points higher: American middling fair .....o oV Good niddllng .... ......S n Midditng -... ..." s-..- ''',o'9 Low midoling .,'. '... ''e'd 'ds Good ordinary ....> ..-.4.9S The safes of teh day were io.coo Daies of which 500 were for speculation and export and included 5000 American.
 Receipts were l2,00o bales; including S.soO American.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
Daily Cotton Market. poRr MOVEMENT.

today asao
 
 
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

On the Produce Exchange today the but ter market easy: creameries l7Q 22c: dairies 16 q 200.
 Eggs steady: at mark cases included 40 i4lic ftrsts l5c: prime firsts 15Ac.
 Cheese-steady 1O1a @I1hc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

Fioodl Gase Ich'ng.I Rain Stage Readsl 24 24 STATIONS l7am.n hrs | hrs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-14
Won BUEL0W SEEMS
TO HAVE UPPER HAND

BERLIN, Nov. 13.-Chaucellor Won
Buelow and his friends are SO preparing
the political situation that if the chan
cellor should retire after his audience
at Kiel next Monday with Emperor
William it will be because his majesty
is not willing to concur in the dcclara-
tion made in the reichstag by the chan
cellor ON Tuesday, that it was essential
that the emperor be more reserved in
his uttcranccs in the future. Prince
Won Buelow has taken the position that
he represents the entire people on this
question, and that because of this he is
bound TO interpret the national will to
the sovereign, standing or falling by
his decision.
While il cannot be said that Prince
Won Buelow has taken counsel with all
the imperial ministers, he has been in
consultation with some of them, and
they support him actively. Referring to
his utteTanccs of Tuesday, the chancei-
lor said privately so a friend:
"Those who cannot comprehend what
l said are not to be helped. -
The impression among the intimates
of the chancellor is that no has no
great desire TO remain in office,
There is excellent authority for the
statement that the rumors of the chan
ccllor's immediate resignation circula-
ting in Berlin aud abroad, together with
the use Of the names of certain men as
his possible successor, are connected
with iutrgues against the prince.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-14
MRS. ALLEN +. READ
IN CRITICAL CONDITION

DENVER, Nov. l3.-Whcn shown a
printed story 10 the effect that Mrs.
Allen L, Read, who attempted 10 extort
money from Mrs. GepevIeve Chandler
Phipps by threatening her life with
dynamite, was escorted to the American
House on the day of her arrival 10 this
city by railway mail clerk named Il.
J. SAWYER. the police authorities denied
that they were looking for such man,
bnt that, on tho other band, this was
the first they had ever heard that such
a person existed. Tho hotel people de-
claro that Mrs, Read was uuaccom-
panied when she appeared at the clerk s
desk and wrote the name of ''Mrs. II.
G.. Cones' upon the register.
The condition of Mrs. Read tonight
is still critical. Her intimate friends
fear that she cannot recover from the
shock of her arrest and the effect of
drugs previously taken upon ber sys-
ten, already weakened by disease.
The arrival here tonight OF Mrs.
Rcnd's sister, Miss Jessie Campbell.
from Pittsfield, Mass, has aroused in
tcrest in hcr case anew, Miss Campbell
went direc tly to the bedside of her sis-
ter. refusing to talk 10 newspaper re-
porters However, she intimated that
She might consent TO q formal interview
later in tho night,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-14
SAYS STANDARD OIL
GOT A SPECIAL RATE

NEW YORK, Nov Ia tariff sheet sheet
quoting rate OF ,,osd cents Iois hniwan hui,%aen
Whiting. Ind. and Chicago. was sent to
the agent OF the Standard OH COMPANY
In 1905 and TO no other concern. according
TO Fred O. Hollands. the Chicago * Alton
staff clerk. who gave testimony today IN
Tic governments suit 70 dissolve the
STANDARD Oil company Of New, Jersey.
The witness declared II vas the prac-
tlcc TO send tariff sheets only 10 shippers
Interested in the transportation OF the
particular kind Of goods mentioned IN
The rates. ha no other concern was ship
ping oil from the points spoken of but
The Standard, said the witness. inc tar'l
sheet In question went only 70 them,
Mr.. Hollands said that hardly month
passed that the road did not haze ", d,In. III, .
of The interstate commerce commission In
the matter OF ming rates In 1nS i,o nNsRi ,bS
Hstcd tariff for oil was 10 cents and the
actual shipping rato cents. the t, iGTet sTfe
ucnts The highest rate was always done
away with. added the witness