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The Forrest City times., 1908-05-15

N- T. r. Eass. sr ~ho sgent ten days here visiting his son. the = teemed and capaIe assistant cashier ! of the Bank of Eastern ArsauSzs and family. retlfasdto his hone iu Beeue. M1uGay, LaFIuk enjoyed his visit ana ming 4rE NitE lis sons and tzui4E-> many friends imuense3 He made IanF friends himself HL.le here. al ef whom vii .0iu as in the hope that He Sla Fstafn son and pzy us al other fi>it.
 Ire Rex Island has taken ef .he s=-fird tTlcs operator. and two men are n9H hand ing the wires. Tie cay nan ses- an a. a T- and = a. g n tls night nan goes on a. 2 a1. a5i = a. : d.. m. leaving tHe wires t.9 hours without an operator. T. seems - ls that this city : 6Is enough
 a have Western TEl5n r..-e er- town. = that he pubic would LCt 6e dependent aF6n tHe railroad for tee graph aecon n1dafioL> N d-4at sch an flee colId be Lad # .Ge Iz L. I3c NC 1 organize and Ha6e luitsd esfJrt or insist gp5n it..
 >pT.as is here. ard VItH t my lsH and seasefaele st6es Cf I1Fy ard Dress Goods Tie adies vi trd something here .sst = suit n ti.e white gods line esYecia = NJ SICK cf notions. to. las been rep egisLed f5Y tie spring trade aid extend c9rdla invita- ton - every i4dy in tLe county to give re ca when shopping for any thing needed in tHe liHe Cf Spring Ify Goods, Dress Goods. White Goods Laces, Em bF6idefies Notions and ether things tCo numerous = men ten. V T. sanders.
 Last Tuesday number of young folks enjoyed picnic ar Fishing Lake We are informed that the merrY-maK- ing cane to sad end Rhen negro farmer as accidentally shot in the arm with target rife ty one Of the party The habit af carving arms to plcnics. and indi~crimiuate shooting around the lakes is too frequent and should be stopped. and the next out ing party who indulge in he danger c1s habit af shooting. vii probably Ind themselves aISwerable to he law Ihe negro k tenant on the beRos- sltt Brothers farm. and will be out of commission for some time
 MT. | C. BanehGwer. fl three and one-haf miles east of Haynes. was IL the citt yesterday on business. and visited with Dr. AIdrich at his sani- tarilm. Danehower k 0ne Of the most entefprising and smartest farm. CTS that We know He is living on Easy street and making plenty Of money by intelligent diversified farm iHg. He las the test stock farm and tie best lot Of brood mares. colts. cattle, etc. that We know of. seven teen brood mares. twenty-t colts. four hundred head Of cattle. and rais- ing potatoes, hay, corn. cats. and liy- ing a home. is very good start towards weaIth-aHd that's what he's got.
The Forrest City times., 1908-05-15

IAe fact that Ihe Times has given literal space and ~rire-upto the work being done in thiscouuty in the inter- est Of stateaide prohibition. has been construed by some ID indicate that We are weakening iu aur position on this subject. But Me beg to assure these citizens Ihar such s uot the ease. Ne still believe prohibition a failure. and besides audemocratic, and that the best way to control WLiskey is a> il is ION controlled in tLis State. Ne have the best Whisbey laWs in the world. and. s0 far aS Ne can see. high license and local option beats any at tempt a prohibition that We have ever seen tried or that we believe can De inaugurated. We sincerely believe that it vii be serious mistake To vote it out If this county and this town especially. and we hope the yo- ters will see it in that light and not make such q mistake. No. We are not in favor of statewide or any other kind of prohibition, because we have seen il tried and seen il fail But we are issuing newspaper, and ii Is our duty to print the news Of such, and that is what We are doing and will continue 10 do, and our columns are open d. ways 10 anyone for legitimate news items, whether that news suits cur views or not.
The Forrest City times., 1908-05-15
It Reached the spot.

Mf. E. Humphrey. who owns large general store al Omega, Ohio. and i, president of the Adams County Tele- phone Company, as well as the Home Telephone Company. of Pike County Ohio, says of Br. kings New biscoy- cry: It saved my life once. At least l think f did l. seemed te reach the spot-the very seat Of my cough. when every thing else failed ' Dr. Kings New Discovery not only reaches the cough spot: il heals the sore spots and the weak spots in throat, lungs and chest. Sold under guarantee al all druggists. 50c and sLe0 Tria bottle free.
The Forrest City times., 1908-05-15

There are humber of persons who visit tue cemetery who are guilty of plaekiug the flowers from the graves and lots. This is wrong and should be stopped. The cemetery is usually in bad enough condition at best. so let the tiowers bloom tb hide these de fees and improve it's appearance as best he} can
The Forrest City times., 1908-05-15
CALL REVOKED.
Gov. Pindall Returns Refuses Hand of Hamiter hreAtens to kick
 Him out Of the office.

Little. Rock. May li-G yeta5r PindaIi. wh5 reached tae 5ity a. t=a shortly betore mid1isa- issued a proc lrnatIsa rsx8siUE the ca. f5f special session af tie .eEisiatlre is- sued by Acting Governor 4. II. Hamiter
 PISDALL IsSaEEs HAMPER.
 G59sruor Pind4l and party drove Immediately 10 lie statehoese. where they f5aHd Acting Governor A len II Hamiter ard friends iH the executive once awaiting Governor Pindall.
 When the party entered The gov ernofs once, Acting Governor Hami- ter arose from the gubernatorial char and offered Governor Pindall his hand which was refused by Pindall.
 MT Hamiter then told the governor that he had taken possession Of the office because the constitution re- qaired him 10 do so, and that he had not disturbed CT attempted t9 inter fere with any of his policies
 REFUSES HAxITER. : HAND.
 T now turn me office over 10 you, Governor Pindall. continued the re- tiring governor.
 He then offered his hand which was declined by Governor pindall.
 Mir. Hamiter then retired 10 his hotel
 Several hundred people crowded into the statehouse and grounds 10 gree Governor Pindall upon his return.
 Accom- panying the governor home were Governor-Elect Geo. N. Don- aghey. Secretary Of state Ludwig and Commissioner Of Agriculture Guy 5. Tucker.
 WILL WIRE ALL MEMBERS.
 Tomorrow Governor Pindall will wire eyery member Of the legislature announcing b them that the call has been revoked, instructing them not to come 10 Little Rock Monday to at tend any extra session Of tie general assembly.
 Governor Pindan and his friends be- lieye that the legislators will heed his proc lamation, and will not come to Little Rock, and ID case they are here Monday, vii refuse 10 convene.
 PINDALL N FINE HUMoR.
 St. Louis. May H. Xeniphon Over ton Pindall. who may or may not be governor Of Arkansas. when lie gets back 10 Little Rock, arrived here at TOT a m. today. He was accompanied by Secretary of state o. (. Ludwig and Goyernor-Elect George w. Don- aghey. They left at 9.05 a IL.
 w hat will do when get back: They will all skin out in hurry, de clared Pindall. I expected Hamiter to act for me, but not 10 issue the call for the legislature. l did not ask Hamiter to taKe the chair as was afraid he would do something of this kind
 What will you do if he refuses L. yacatet"
 oh, that's easy enough. lie said, "just title persuasive motive power Of tie right hand, coupled with few other movements of ether extfemi- ties q ny body and the lea vii be accomplished. Oh Ire won't sit in that governors chair when get back. and tel him 10 'git.
 This raised Iaagh as Hamiter k a giant and Pindall midget
The Forrest City times., 1908-05-15
II il Fails ihe Nope,'s Yours,

Thousands Of boxes 0f Hunt Cure are being sold by the southern drug gists daily, for the simple reason that people are rapid ' finding out thar il l. the best cure for any itching dis ease ever discovered The first appiI- cation relieves. and one box positively guaranteed te cure any ene case.
The Forrest City times., 1908-05-15
the 10th Day If May. Iaa>
Notice 0l iD~oitppcY

r.5#5fs # =. TraI-#, t55s#fy Il. " sIa~lat flaut4s 25s.->sz1 4=t Ca t.. at lt.=t....sseft, ftHy -#+sH taaf Ii5 ". I'a-iay -t> tss.s 2. 9rEt 8 complaint. asking t9 i' f Hs1tssaf and faat h., a>~.t, t,.- .>' -F'i sz5ls. z Us af-tI5t1f>. | .retIf Ifar~ ar sAst 45r'. aa ta He Incl ea ms in l> a' ...' saa1- may share 5H rlt dis -....z=t lt t5as s,>,-ts
 N ttf#s~> 3#F HaHa a~ -1-rlz af said g4ftrf tHfS f..e -szaaaF 1t ApIa lA~
 c. E. MALLORY Ctpr. 1-l-4 By H. @. ~E1BoRS. B.
The Forrest City times., 1908-05-15
Wanted Teams.

1 wish 10 contract with parties owning teams to trans fer a lot of dry lumber from my mill on the St. Francis river to the Rock Island Rail- road at Crow Greek, begin ming May 25. Good contract to stickers; no quitters want ed. Telephone No. 97.
 JN 0. w. NAYLOR,
 Forrest City, Ark
The Forrest City times., 1908-05-15
FUSSELL=GRAHAI1=ALDERS
4 Book On Dogs.

There las just been issued 1T Jm the press of Richard K Fox. Franklin square. New York. one fthe most valuable and comprehensive treatise> on tLe dog ever published. IL deals especially with tAe breeding. hand- ling. care and training Of the pit bull terrier. and no point in tIe bringing ap of this popular canine is omitted one chapter is devoted to dog diseases. and for this alone f is worth the consideration If everyone who owns dog Of any kind. IL con fains fLe English and American pit rules. as vel as the rules of rat ki.- ling matches The price k 25 cents: postage cents extra.
The Forrest City times., 1908-05-15
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Mf. Thos. G Parham, of Pine B.af. Was Tn the city Saturday over night. and went To Mariana To visit NIT. and Mrs. N. E. Mann sunday morning.
The Forrest City times., 1908-05-15
School Election Proclamation

N ftt r .- hereby -l..u f#a' fh,-rr s5II He sz- r,..'' .aa a"ialHf fh'- City lf fgrfe>r C5fs af = fau-i~. aHa >fateot \ Arsa-,a>. ai 5" faF The >saooi bI>1ri-t fpr .,.~.l-.i N9.7. 9tt '-le tatr. saturday ~ the 10th Day of May, lao> for @.#.ssss~s 9t s5as,5#- .4e9 Hs5=~tad.5f b.
 #- sft 1- taN fgf >.l..lt ngriss-e- 'e aI-sH at 3'-laae .. 4=. and
 .e-s. .I..-- within f5e l.ulf> at tl..z.ts
 s7' and ~e-lal hs-'r.ef Na5 aa, -.-..
 army hand a- President If ei1,. tt 4r #t iI..etuf~ Jf fafft--T tIty school Ii.>-
 N. EaEf-,t E-tE. Al44lH,a~ f!4H, f4.
 lf NHa .+>
 o=HF~H President II tl >R>fFR- Secretary
The Forrest City times., 1908-05-15
RObertSOn'S SalVe 1>A Remedy for Sores Assesses Cuts and BurnS> with
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TESTIMONIALS

Mt> J. C Thomas Naunda
 of Robertson S We pleasure ears aags pag it on and M the e6e3 6f oaT employees % a we G ae I1Ii %1 ds{11 ] i ina9 M and and ty hanF S m ta has meyer ta ed 10 which tried and vii
 Wishing yoa tie ereaIes' success wsae Yours truly. Ltte Rock. tpri 2 Jno C. Perry President NFs Josie z Tnema~ F4nndaie. Arsan~as
 say ioetin H Io in % 49Te % f97 ao e & Tsr @ great pee 10 In a w stricken @ Fphd fever and there formed chest he most eminent eian f % ad ' Te f II M & S @ m % Said and would rot out and frts which did and was cured permanently by less than two boxes can eiiH recommend 10 al suffering with ases and like afc
 Vaaadae Arkansas, Narcl s i, ' L. ''a's Attorney At A"
 ofce 9t Lr lt P Thomas codeld. \. C. April | lees m i S = certify tat have sed otern save family e3npth good results every wlefe my which two pan faied m to cure and one t Lad never given him ahE troabe stnce-Tt P Thomas
 many had M ed aze pease @ G in m @ @ it to any Memphis Tenn. Narc l7~i.'>.
 Io WheR May certify have used tle save ws of healing old cheerfuy recommend
 a N Nah general merchant Nanndale Arkansas April = 's my can % m 9 Gon SaIys being good used 2 az ago @ 9e Mary Si saH & lo 12eh in its praise; it's wonderful sa'e in n Ts Of q"ed @ ae[sn 2 family rec9mmsnd to " for i-W II Barnes cashier Bank Wynne Wenne,
 For Sale by Mrs J. C. Thomas Vanndae, Arkansas
 Price 25c, per box
 hKo' MARY A. SIMMONS, Agent Forrest City Ark. Sporting Goods -'' at t's'' .s: Newsstand
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-22

Mrs W T, Strange and children
of Oklahoma City, who have been
visiting here the past two weeks, left
Saturday for Uyalda, Texas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-22
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Club Women in Boston.

Boston, June %. Never before has
this hub of literature and culture
been called upon to entertain so
many hrainy women as have gathered
today from every city and town OF
the land to participate in the dclib-
cralions OF the ninth biennial meet
ing the General Federation Of Wo-
mems Clubs. Thousands of delegates
are now In the city and there Is
every likelihood that the estimate OF
10000 visitors during the week will
he fulfilled This convention is cs-
pccially notable as the first held in
the east since the small beginning
Of the national federation, which now
has a half million women in its
ranks
\ concert Of the Roston symphony
Orchestra this evening will 3. the
opening feature of the gathering
The formal opening will take place
tomorrow evening, when IT is eX-
pected that Mrs Julia Ward Howe,
the grand old woman of America, %
will deliver one of the addresses OF
welcome The respOne will be by
Mrs. Sarah Plat Decker, of Denver,
president OF the General Federation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-22

Mr. and Mrs Ham p. Bee OF Guth-
ric, are pleasant guests in the city
and are al the Gilmer with their
parents Judge and Mrs. Stillwell
Russell
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-22

Misses Ada Bennett and Ada Cruce
will entertain the members of the
Forty-rwo Club tomorrow at the
home of Miss Ada Cruce on Hargroye
Heights.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-22
Order for Hearing Petition for Pro-
bate Of Will.

State of Oklahoma, County OF Car
ter ss-ln County Court.
In the matter of the estate Of Jack
Mathers, deueased
William Neil having on the 18th
day of June, \. ID. 1908, filed in this
court an instrument purporting to be
the last will and testament of Jack
Mathers, deceased, with a petition
that the same be admitted to probate
as and for the last will and testa-
ment OF Jack Mathers, deceased, and
that letters testamentary issue to viii
liam Neil.
1t is hereby ordered, that Monday
the Goth day of June, 1908, at 10
o'clock, a m, OF said day, at the court
room of this court, at Ardmore, In
said county of Carter be, and the
same are, hereby appointed the time
and place for proving sad will and
hearing the petition OF said William
Neil and any person interested may
then and there appear and contest
sad will and file objections in writ
ing t. the granting Of letters testa-
montary as prayed for by said 3eu.
toner.
1t is further ordered, tha- notice
thereof be given by publication no,
less than ten days before said 29th
day of June, \. D. 1908, in the Ard
moreite, a daily newspaper printed
and published in said Carter county.
And that written or printed copies
of said notice be addressed to the
heirs of said testator resident in this
state, and TO Charles Mathers, Ludy
Mathers, Gertrude Mathers and
Retha Adams, at their places of resi-
dence, If known to said petitioner,
and deposited in the postonlce. with
the postage thereon prepaid by said
petitioner at least ten days before the
day set for hearing said petition.
Dated this 10Th day OF June, a. d.
1908. =,
l. r. MASON,
CSeaD County Judge.
]. w. HARRELD.
lG-ll Attorney for Petitioner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-22

On Thursday night, June 25th, the
Original Male Quartet will give their
entertainment for the benefit OF the
Y. NJ, c. A. This is the famous quar-
tet in America, Each of the quartet
is a soloist Of great ability. They
give part of their entertainment in
he quaint old Quaker costumes,
Their repertoire contains all classes
II music from grand opera to beau
tiful pickaninny lullabies, readings,
representations 1t will be an even
ing OF music and mirth. Admission
% cents. Ten cents extra for re-
served seats. 21-5
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-22

The Missionary Society Of the
Broadway Baptist church will meet
at the church Tuesday afternoon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-22
SOCIAL CALENDAR.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-22

praner'y s S. th an blood purihefs
uelr a-,cn TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA g.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-22

Circle NO. of the Broadway Meth
odist church will entertain at the
parsonage Tuesday evening from four
to seven. All members and friends
are cordially invited to attend.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-22
AttentIof., Eiks.

All members of Ardmore Lodge
No. 6iS, Il. p. o Elks, are requested
TO meet at the club rooms Sunday
at 10 o'clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-22
consumptives Made Comfortable.

Foley's Honey and Tar has cured
many cases OF indipient consum 1tion
and even in the advanced stages af'
fords comfort and relief Refuse any
but the genuine Foleys Honey and
Tar. Sold by all druggists. d&w
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-22

John Deere cultivators and Jcin
Deere go Devils" at Bivers, Cc-hu
4 Frensley's.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-22
ALBATROSS

That's the name of the best -four
sold in Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-22

Mrs. Cyrus Pyeatt is visiting her
sister Mrs ~ NJ. Burn, in Orr.
The musicale to be given by the
class of Mr.. Walter Nichols at the
Broadway BaBptist church are being
looked forward to with much interest
by the music lovers and friends. The
recitals will be on Thuroday and Fri.
day evenings.
The Missionary Society OF the
Broadway Baptist church will meet
at the church Tuesday afternoon.
The high school graduating class
attended services at the First Pres
byterian church Sunday. Rev Weith
having prepared a special sermon for
them.
The opening meeting Of the season
Of the Bachelor Girls was an un-
usually jolly one with Miss Grace
Williams as hostess, on Saturday
evening Miss Dorothy Dixon was i'm.
itiatod into the mysteries Of the or
DR.. Fortunes Were told and all
kinds Of games indulged in Dainty
refreshments were served.
Miss Nat,lce Williams will enter
tain next Saturday evening and
Miss Lillian McNccs and Marie
Gilmer will take the degree. The
guests were Miss Dorothy Williams
Of Denton, Texas, Misses Clara Tate.
Madgo Roberts, B'nnie higgins, Vera
Olive, Dorothy Dixon, Grace Majorie
and Marie Williams.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-22
DEPOSITS GUARANTEED

Every dollar deposited guaranteed
Fund
Our officers s-e experienced bankers
known. veuodo DsHess they direct
oar policy liberal Every proper accommo-
aaton rt@Haea deposo CAN when you place your
We would ike hsve your account
Active allowed to borrow a dollar of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-01-29
New President For Watts Mills.

Laurens, special-At meeting OF
the board of directors Of the Watts
cotton mills, held here last week,
Alex Long, of Rock Hill was elected
president and treasurer to succeed
tho late W. Z. Lucas and M. L. Cope
land Of Laurens was chosen as assist
ant to the president. and treasurer
Mr.. Long who is president OF the
Aragon cotton mills at Rock Hill will
continue to reside in that Town and
will give half Of his time to Watts
mills, while Mr.. Copeland in his posi-
ton Will devote his entire time to his
new duties The new president is
an experienced mill man, having fill
ed tEe position Of secretary Of the
Laurens cotton mills under President
Lucas for number Of years and for
some time in the same capacity with
the Watts mills and the Darlington
Manufacturing company. Two years
ago he went to Rock Hill and assist
ed in building the Arason mill, which
is now in operation under his man
agement. Mr.. Copeland was also
elected as successor to Mr.. Lucas on
the board Of directors.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-01-29
Head Of Negro Woman.

Columbia, Special.-t seems that
the alleged murder; Of the Martin
woman by her husband; George Mar
tin, will not down, although the 5ury
of inquest found that there was no:
evidence Of violence. Upon'this YER
dict the negro defendant was releass
ed, but later great ezcitment was
created by the discovery OF the head
of a negro woman on Embargo street.
There were at once many Tr1mors
afloat but, it developed that it Was
the head of the Martin woman which
had been severed from the body for
the purpose of making an examine
tion to ascertain whether or not sls
came to her death as a result OF no: =
.lence. 1t has been difficult to aseer-
tain how the head came to be buried
only a short distance from the bust ls
ness portion Of the city and only q
foot below the surface but it has
been again inferred and it is believed
that tie incident is now closed for
GOOD.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-01-29
'INGRIP OF BLIZZARD
Wave of Intense Cold Sweeps
Over New York City
SNOW FALL OF TWELVE INCHES
First snowstorln of Importance This
Season Visits New York, Tying UP
Business and Demoralizing Trans
portation.

New York, special.-New York is
digging itself out Of a foot Of snow.
The thoroughfares Of the millions
are piled high with drifts that i'm
pede the progress of man and beas.
and that have tied up street car and
vehicle traffic.
Friday night the temperature was
falling slowly and the snow promised
to stay for another day at least.
The snowstorm, which tegan
Thursday night continued until past
noon Friday and even after the snow
fall ceased a half gale kept the air
thick with furries that filled the
walks as fast as they were cleared,
clogged the wheels Of traffic and
blinded the shippers off shore.
The storm was the first of impor-
tance Of the season. Much suffering
mas been occasioned, there has been
the usual toll Of deaths exacted; and
the monetary damage must be reck>
oned by thousands of dollars. The
snow was accompanied by moderate
temperature and in its early stages it
was welcomed by the honest part Of
the $4,000 unemployed men in the
city. All who sought employment
from last midnight on, found it read
lily and at good wages. Even with
all who would work, the streets in
the outlying sections could not be
kept open.
Friday night the charity societies
had their hands full. The bowery
bread lines were extended for blocks
farther than at any time before this
winter and at an early hour it was
said that the supply would not near
ly meet the need.
The free lodging houses were pack
ed and the Salvation Army and kind
red organizations were working he
roically to minimize the effect Of the
sudden shift from spring to freezing
winter weather. During the day the
thermometers registered from 26 to
% above zero, followed by gradual
decline toward midnight.
A number Of accidents and four.
fatalities were credited to the storms
account. One man was frozen to
death near an East Twenty-third
street lodging house from which he.
:lead been eieste A A 44rait- -street,
merchant suceumbed TO heart disease,
after battling with the snow and
wind. In Woodlawn Cemetery
special policeman died while digging
path to a newly-made grave. A
civil war veteran was another victim
Of heart disease caused by exposure.
The storm gave the new public ser
vice commission its first opportunity
to witness the transportation COM
panies struggle with the elements.