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d. NJ ~. W. u
Rates named IN the foregoing Tariff
on Vegetables shall apply on the fct
lowing described articles, In straight
or mixed carloads;
Apples, Beans. Beets, Cabbage, Can
taloupes. Carrots, Cauliflower Celery.
Cucumbers. Dried Beans Egg Plant,
Green Corn, Horseradish, MAlcns,
Muskmelons, Onions. Onion Sets,
Oyster Plants, Parsnips, Peas. P-ta.
toes, Radishes. tomatoes, Tnrnips,
and Vegetables (all kinds, not cam
ned goods
The following articles when con
signed to Canning Industries, for can.
ming or preserving;
Blackberriea. Bueberries, Cherries
Dewberries, Gooseberries, Grapes
Peaches. Pears, Plums. Raspberries
and Strawberries.
The minimum weight ON Aoreg0ne
articles, IN straight or mixed carloads
shall be 10000 pounds.
Note, Straw not 10 exceed l,50I
pounds shall be carried free as pre-
s6ryatiye with each carload shipment
RULE NO. 2.
Rates mentioned IN the foregoing
tariff as applying on Canaed Goods
shall apply ON the following named ar
ticles;
Apples. Apricots, Peans, Beets. Blue
berries. HlackberSies Cauliflower
! Cherries, cNnberries. Clam Broth
Clam juice, Corn, Cueumbers, Dew
berries. Exc Plants Fish tan kindsl
Fruits (ail kinds. Gooseberrles
Grapes. Hominy. Horseradish. Iellies
Melons. Mushrooms, Okra, Oysters
/ (pickled or coye), Peaches, Pears
Peas, Pickles Plums. Pork and Beans
I Preserves. Raspberries. Rhubard
Sour Kraut. Squash, Soups, Swsel
Potatoes, Tomatoes, and Vegetable.
lall kinds), ia glass, tin. or wood-r
When IA glass or tin 10 be boxed
straight or mixed carloads. minimum
weight shall be $4,000 pounds
RULE NO 3.
Rates named M The foregoing tariff
Is applying on Fruit, shall apply o.
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the line or lines via which the lowest
rate can be made unless shipper
specifically directs, in writing, a diff
ferent route and the application OF
the higher rate. Provided, that We're
two or more routes available from
point Of origin to destination and ship
per does not specifically designate
either of said routes, originating line
may route shipment ocer said routes
and shall apply the lowest rate ap
plicable via any of said routes.
RULE NO. 10.
Only one way-bill shall be issued
to cover the entire movement OF any
carload Of articles herein named
Through billing must be made frcn
point OF origin TO final destination
and bill of lading and way-bill must
show full name and address Of con
signor
It is hereby ordered and directed
that all railways and railroads doing
business in the State OF Oklahoma
shall pre- .are Joint rates and publish
tariff wherever sane -'.ll be neces
sary 20 carry intn effect this order
rwa copies OF tariff must be filed with
this Commission by each carrier OF
yr before date effective, otnerwiss
this Commission win direct the basis
for revenue divisions wherever car
riers fail to agree
This order shah be In full fore
and effect on and after August q
1908. d date after publication once {
week for four consecutive weeks il
the Guthrie Daily Leader, newspa
per cf general circulation, published
in the City OF Guthrie, County OF Lo
gan, State of oklahoma.
CORPORATION COMMISSION.
j. Il. LOVE,
I tfltf tt Chairman
A. p. WATSON,
Commissioner
j. j. McAI4ESTER,
Commissioner
4 --LATEST:
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First published in Daily Leader July
10, 190S)
CORPORATION COMMISSION OF
OKLAHOMA.

10, 190S)
CORPORATION COMMISSION OF
OKLAHOMA.
PROPOSED ORDER NO. 27.
TO all Railroads Operating in the
State of Oklahoma and to all Whom
IL May Concern:
You are hereby notified that in the
office OF the Corporation Commission
of the State of Oklahoma in the City Of
Guthrie on the l1th day Of August,
1908, at 10 o'closk A. NJ, the said Com
mission will hear any objections which
may be urged by any persons interest
ed .agaipst the following, proposed Or
der. fuIe6 regulation and feQuirement:
In the Interchange q freight and
passengers between lines IN this state, a
practical and available route will be
considered via any point where said
railroads or railways cross at grade,
whether there are switch connections
between the roads or not. unless such
roads are of q different gauge so that
rack cc~rectiOns could not be put In
and thu cars Of said road switched
from one Of said roads to the other;
and further. where one or more lines
are connected by an industrial or
switch track, whether owned Jointly or
separately by either or all Of said
roads. said industrial or switch track
shall be considered as a physical con-
nection and a route via such industrial
or switch track shall be considered as
practical and available route.
AT said hearing the Commission will
hear testimony relative to the forma-
: ticn Of rules and regulations covering
the interchange of less than carload
freight between all roads In this state
nCORPRATION COMMISSION,
D. f. LOVE,
/ - Chairman.
A. p. WATSON,
Commissioner.
g. j. McALESTER.
fr Commissioners.
(sEkL)
Attest:
w. S. CHAPMAN, Z
Secretary.
Guthrie, Okla, July Is, 1908.
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oklahoma city, 5; springfield,

Springfield, July 2a.--Errors by the
home team gave Oklahoma city an
easy victory.
score- R.H.E
SprInefield . O02 600 0O0-2 8 o
Okianoma City 200 02e O0i--5 10 4
batteries: Karsten and Tonnemani
Folbre and Kelsey.
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WESTERN AssooLATIoN.


Wichita, 4; Webb City, o.
Wichita, July 20 Wichita shut or
Wehb City.
score RH. q.
Webb City ..... 600 GOO 0OO--O /
Wichita ....... .0Ol 600 l2--4 y
Batteries Burnham, Milton and
Cheek Bolin and Doran
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New York. 2: pittsburo, 2.

New York, July 29.-The game be-
tween Piitsburg and New York result.
ed in a sixteeninning tie, the game
being called on account of darkness.
Score r. II. y.
Pitts 100 00l 900 600 90, % IL 3
IN. Y. 600 002 600 GOO O0J o. u 3
Batteries; Willi[and Gibson; Wiltse
and Bresnahan
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AMERIcAN ASSOCIATION.

At indianapolis
indianapolis, 8; ST. Paul, l.
Al Toledo
Toledo, g. Milwaukee, 1.
At Louisville
Louisyille,l2; Minneapolis, j.
At Columbus
Columbus. .; Kansas Ciiy,1.
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No Game al Joplin.

Joplin. Mo-. July 29-Joplln-Enid
game postponed; teams failed to ar
rive. Two games Thursday
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STATE OF OKLAHOMA.
'FFicE OF CORPORATION COM
MISSION.
ORDER NO. SO.

ORDER NO. SO.
TO all Railroads and Railways Operat.
ing and Doing Business in the State
of Oklahoma, and 70 All Whom II
May Concern:
Pursuant to publication Of Proposed
Order No. 20 relating 70 rates on Veg
etables, Fruits. Berries, Canned Goods.
and other articles named, In the Guth-
rle Daily Leader. newspaper of gen.
eral circulation published in the City
of Guthrie, County Of Logan, State of
Oklahoma, aud said contemplated or
der having appeared therein for once
a week for four consecutive weeks, as
required by law. and pursuant to hear
ing held in the City OF Guthrie, on the
twenty-second day OF June, 1908, the
following order shall be in full force
and effect:
No railroad or combination OF rail-
roads dcing business in the State OF
Oklahoma. shall charge for Transports
ton OF articles or commodities named
herein, in carload lots between points
In the State OF Oklahoma. a greater
OF different rate OF freight than pro
vided for In this tariff, without first
securing the permission OF this Com.
mission
LOCAL AND JOINT DISTANCE
qea TARIFF
Applying On
Vegetables, Berries, Fruits, Canned
Goods and other articles named, be
tween all stations IN Oklahoma on the
railroads and railways operating in
said state
(Subject TO and governed by the
rules named herein, and other rules
OF this CommlssionD
Between all points in Oklahoma Ove'
one line.
RATES IN CENTS PER 100 POUNDS
Distance-Miles.
Vegetables.
Canned Goods.
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National League.

Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at New York.
Piilsburg q. Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
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New York at Detroit
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland.
Washington al St Lo,is.
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Tie merits Of the Texas Wonder,
you would never sufer from kidney
bladder or rheumatic trouble. 81 bot
tie two months treatment, Sold By
Wallace drug store. call for testI-
mony.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Mnstern Aasoclatlon.

Oklahoma City at Springfield.
Webb City at Wichita.
Topeka at Hutchinson.
Enid at Joplin.
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i4utehInson, S; Topeka, 2.

HUTCHINSON, July Z9-HutchinsOn
easily defeated Topeka.
score RH. T..
Toneka 900 100 O0le-2 10 3
Hutchinson zoe 900 03s--5 10 >
Batteries. Wright and Freese; Sci
BY and Boles.
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cIeveIand. 8; Boston, 8.


ST. Louis July 20 9-Unglaub's single
IN the sixteenth after Wallace had
fumbled Milans easy grounder, with
two men out gave Washington one
run and a 5wo to one victory.
Score r. II. p.
ST. L.. 900 O01 600 000 600 0--l 9 ]
w. -. 100 900 600 600 600 l2 II 2
Batteries: Dineen and Stephens;
johnson and Kahoe. Warner.
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Shreveport al Austin.
Dallas at San Antonio.
Fort Worth at Galveston.
Waco at Houston.
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Concord jelly grapes ready at High
land fruit farm.
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Where two or more roulfs are
available from point OF crigin,to des
linatlon. the line cr lines handling
shall charge fhe sane as though ship
goeng had moved via the route hy
which the lowest rate could he made
An shlpmcnts shall be routed over
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Oklahoma-<ansas Lesuue.


MuskOgee az lndependence.
Tulsa at Bartlesyille.
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oKLAAoMA.KANsAs LEAoUs.


Bnuesyllle, oki6.. July 29.-wom-
ack allowed only two hits, and Bar
tlesrllle Won easily.
score R.HE
Bs:ilesyllle .................I TO z
Tnisa 2 8
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Sioux city, 80; Lincoln, f-6.
Lincoln. July Yesterdays base
ball results: .Aa1
First Game.
Score RH. r.
Lincoln ...... 900 900 0iO--i 4 4
Sioux city ...... OO3 900 0O0-3 s ]
Batteries Jones and sulliyan;
Crutcher and Shea.
Second Gs{sse.
Score r. H. q.
Lincoln ..Si0 00A 20h--6 II 3
Sioux City Y .O03 600 000--S 3
Batteries; Bonno and Zinran; Nc
Kay and Henry.
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BASEBALL
AND
OTHER

Austin ................ g
Batteries RAY and Petit; Herbert
and Gordon.
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Batteries Womaek and Redmond
Campbell and Kelley.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
PhiladeIphIa, 2; Chicago, 0.

Philadelphia, 2; Chicago, 0.
Chicago, July 29.--Philadelphia shut
out Chicago here.
Score R.H.E.
Chicago ...... 000 600 000--0
Philadelphia 49, 900 100 Oo.--2 s
Batteries: Walsh and Weaver;
Plank and Powers.
Cleveland, 8; Boston, 8.
Cleveland, July 29--Cleveland broke
its losing streak today by defeating
Boston.
Score r.. II. 10.
cleveland . 800 000 20*--5 6 o
Boston ......... 100 200 000--3 7 l
Batteries: Rhoades and Bemis;
Burchall. Arellanes and Criger.
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Des Moines, 8 Pueblo, 2.
Des Moines. July 29.-Yesterday's re-
suits.
Des Moines 600 000 03t--3 II /
Pueblo ....... 100 600 0lO-2
Batteries Mitherup and Weigert
Jones and Mite
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Rates named % ine IurtBplnB iaTIiI
Is applying on Fruit, shall apply on
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(SEkL)
Attest:
w. S. CHAPMAN,
SECRETARY.
Guthrie, Okla, July IS, 1898
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omaha,No: Denver, 3.

DHIIVTIVH' oNHNHIH anu I4VIlITlsi'
Corbett, Bohsnn0n and McDonough.
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LEAGUE.

Brooklyn. July Chicago won the
series from the home team by taking
yesterdays game.
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-vei ehoV the name Of the person,
firm, or corporation. 70 whose order
aae shipment Is consigned, Whic1
should follow Immediately after the
words, $40 order The name Of the
persou, firm. or corporation. who
should be notified az polnt a d5stlaa
lion Of the arrival of the 60 ds should
also be shown en- bin OF lading and
urau.hiU
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16
Nurobrcnncr am @crfc.

Gbicago, 10. Wini. - Gic BE
boracn iid)en cincn Monn, iueldel
ON Wtontng oen GerIlld) gcnlod)t bat
&c. Die ltootildle Shllle al Ilblono
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bon 1900 ainoern bclltft miro, IN
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Seiter ipuroc entbedt uno gcl0id)t
che eS Die oltrieienoen Siufen errci.
hcn fonlte. IS mllroe feil1 Sel,er.
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iinmi1cn S6iiler oos Seuer red)tSci-
tig entoedt umo Die Sbcrlebrerin Fri
Mortin 5ltr Stelle geiiibrt bate. Sic.
le lieB oos Seuer ourd Den Sonitol
loihen. Sn brei Der 2ebr3immcr be,
Sfllle erbolten r1ltr Soubitumme =
circo 10 @linoe llnterrift.
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Wuuucrncnr CARDS Sdidiul.

Oionila. -. Mai. - @olutr.
uCrr @oro, Ociicn zoo 1cmclOct MIR
DC, iAcint nod ol %cbcn ut iciU.
Ginr &btbCilurg Der Gonitnblcrmmm.
iholt bciinoct iid) nui Der &crioIlrml
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f0l( Den G]Sclcnciitcr Smit6 gct0Otct
mn 0cn @olWcrnHlr Waro idmcr per.
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crIcRcn. Gr 1T 0u2 uier!c Gpicr oc4
bon Dem SolOatrn NcudJam in trmi
Jcucr Nnth Dcrilbtcn Wior0m1rir'4.
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Wurbnna fGQt.

Fbtlo0clpbia, -. Wini. -
sic Gboriitin Tirginio Yolll bat IN
Nr. IA, Norost5. StroBe, cinenl pom
Sd]oulpiclern observation-disclosures
l6rcm llulgcn &cbcn mittelIt Selht
gas etn Gnhc Gcrnndt. 0n9 Wtd06cn
ltnlrrn1tc aus 9utcnl @ollS in IcnDcr,
Col, mo lpiomctc lid 0cgcn Den
@ilcn ibrer Nugcb0ri0cn Der Biibnc.
Sic trnt Dor od)t Wohen cin engage.
melt bel elmer reiien0cn Grllppc NIT
clncr Sage bon $50 Die 8od)c oll.
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gcnlent5 nihts eriport. Sic ihrieb
nod) 9ouie, erbiclt obcr ole N"ntluort,
DOB lie MIR ielbit fir ibr 6ortfommcll
iorqen ioQ.
Cos Wi0bdcn trot olS Gboriitin in
cine anoer Sruppc Gin, o6cr ulld) Die
les engagement iuub Cit Gnoe. Sn
iGrcr pcrjlpeiieltcn Gage bcging lie
Selbitnoro.
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Nnr Nbitincn3Icr iir Grid Gofc So.

Nitt3burG IA. 70. Wiai.
Sic $. e. Grid 2otr 50, cine ,3mei9
@eiclihoit 0ey lluitco Stotea Stccl
Corporation, bot ucle Icgcln iiir
lire Conference.-The mo Die 9eorbcl.
tulrg Der 3cdcn crl1ifcn. Gurf cine
oieier nclten &oribriiten miro Oelt
g1geiteQtcn Ger @cicaiAait ser 81.
nlb Gciiti0cr @ctrdnte, ioluobl i'm
Gienit, lpic oubcrhnIb oeiiclben, Der.
butcll.
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SrNaOOic AMI Gpncn Sslanb.

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pcrlulrn0ct. - Ger Tcritbcr Der
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Genr itolienilden H%citouront ant
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81, bei lpcldcr 5mci NiGuucr toot auf
DEM Elobe blicbCn uno cine 5rauenS.
pcrion Ourd) ctncn ShuB III Die
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li6ci SIT cut5icbCu.
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iii oGonnor'a &nlpCrinI Wtlllic Nou"
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ilber bcobad)tct b0ttc, luortcte Dor Dem
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GERM nit ibrcn 5luci Ncglcitern H.
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ten Die bci0cn Wi0lncr IN oos 0cQcn.
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MAIDEN.
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Sic Wninncf DISCRIMINATION.
@rono <ru bcginnt am Montnl sic
llntcriuhunG ser @ci6uloiNmr
gen Hc1cu Nan @0ntpbcrr. -
NoAioriHuirgcu oui scr @ujuucB
Sarm 0ollCrn fort.

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Die @rou0. Nnrn mir0 mahrlhciuiih
an n6dlitcu Mouta0 Ole AMI Grmor.
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0rci &iuOCr Ioltten0r NcidiulOilulQ
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Grn1l Comes u. Tnttern. 6

,Srnu rSanle5 u. Tnttern. @ot.
tin eircs befaunten Observation-Disclosures
in @oanstonn bel Gbirdgo, Sa., tit
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aunitnerfc itm $4,000 beihpinoelt
poroen. Gin Saitbefebl segen oen
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16
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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1908-03-12
ARE FIRE TRAPS.
Too Many FIimsy Buildings Are Con-
structed in America.

Washington, March 1O.-In a state
ment made public last night, Richard
L. Humphrey, engineer in charge of the
structural material la boratories of the
government, discusses recent fire hor-
rors and asserts that fire traps as bad
or worse than that which cost the lives
OF so many school children at Collin
wood, O., exist in nearly every village
and town and in many Of the large
cities.
He urges the passage of laws to pro-
hibit the occupation of anything except
a structure Of the highest fire resisting
type, especially when it is used as a
school, theater CT other structure in
which people assemble in large num-
bers.
cit is matter Of record" he said,
borne out by statistics, that this coun-
try spends enormous sums of money in
providing equipments in fighting fires,
while foreign countries spend their
money in building structures which
offer the greatest. resistance to fire. The
per capita loss in this country yearly
exceeds IS, against an annual loss in 21
of the princip pal cities of Europe of 33
cents per capita. Estimating the pop
ulation of the country at $4,000, 900
the loss from fires here is $40, 900, 900.
If we had the same conditions that pre-
vail in European cities our loss would
be but $26, 400, 900 year"