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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-01-24
An Editor Did 1t.

Truxton Talbot. editor of the Poca.
tello Advance, has been arrested for
refusing to pay the personal income
tax imposed by the city council OF
that place.
The above statement is a mere
quotation of the bald facts of the
case. But think, ye people, of the
possibilities of the situation, that
loom black and terrible in the back
ground.
| The idea of mere editor of a
paper, be it ever SO bright and power
full, having the audacity to defy the
mandates of the Caesars of the Gate
City Can you conceive of such a
thing? The roar and rumble of the
excitement created has reached even
unto Blackfoot.
Can it be possible that an ordinary
mortal has the nerve to do such a
thing?
Defy the Caesars of Pocatello!
Whose high and mighty manner
make the doings of Nero of old seem
as the rattle of tin can in the back
alley, being coaxed along by the rear
extremity of frightened yellow cur,
1t is no small undertaking.
When you stop to consider that
these same Caesars have been able to
scatter the brothel houses of the Po-
catello red light district to the four
winds of the earth, even into the
residence district of that place; and
when you consider further that the
shops and division point of Mr.. Har-
riman's great railroad system are
liable to take to their heels for fear
of the mighty rulers, you have
small conception of the magnitude
Of the editors defy.
Are the autocrats to be humbled at
last, or will the editor fall in the
conflict. 1t remains to be seen.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-01-24

RIVERSIDE.
+ I. 1. 1. i. + 1. 1. 1. 1. + + + + + + !.

Mr.. and Mrs. La Grippe have been
putting in good hard work, but ur
to date all concerned are recuperat-
ing and some are convalescent. s. F.
Adamo has been very sick, but he
Ii now on the mend.
On Thursday evening, 18th inst,
the Primary Association of Riverside
ward gave an entertainment, closing
with farce in one act entitled,
who is Who" which was fairly we'll
rendered. 1t was financial success.
Forty-one years ago, on the 18th,
Richard Norwood first saw the light
Of day, and in honor of this event
many friends and relatives invaded
his home last Friday night. A nice
time was the result and all went
home feeling splendidly.
Bolton Gooch's brother-in-law of
Idaho Falls Is making him visit
Merchant Hans Petersen says the
money panic does not hurt his bust
ness. He is making good sales this
month.
A letter from J. H. Fackrell last
Saturday brings the news from
Pueblo, Colorado, that he is enjoying
himself immensely as missionary
Of the Church of Jesus Christ of Lat
ter-day Saints.
George l.. Wintel is laboring in
Angland and is enjoying his labors In
that country, although it was a great
change in his career.
Elder Glib from Canada gave us
a nice sketch of the people, climate
and crops at our Sunday services.
People present enjoyed 1t very much.
Elders R. Belnap, G. Lyon, and John
England each made a few remarks
at the same meeting.
Mrs. J. T. Carruth and Mrs. P. G..
Johnston of Blackfoot met with the
7. l.. M. |. A. and completed that Or
ganization by putting in Nellie Har-
mon for Counsellor.
B. Y. Nelson Is erecting a neat lit
tie cottage on the Townsite.
The Idaho Republican Piano Con-
test seems to be one of the paramount
issues discussed around here and
doubtless will till the result Is an
nounced.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-01-24
secured for $500 per week for table,

secured for $500 per week for table
or $500 for board and lodging. Nc
text books will be required. The en-
tire course will be given by demon
STATIONS and lectures.
The subjects are animal Hus-
bandry," "Dairying," Horticulture,
Insects and Plant Diseases" Chem
istry."
In a picture of the class of Farm
ers' Short Course 1900" you may
count 81 men-not boys, but full
grown men-with bearded faces,
couptenances showing thoughtful in
tent, and general look of all around
satisfaction. Is there better way
to use to advantage the short season
between the present time and time
to prepare for spring planting?
If you are at all interested in these
pursuits, send your wife or one of
your growing children; it will add
to the pleasures of either and have a
tendency to keep up an interest in
the ranch and it's duties.
Or it may suit best to attend your
self. Anyway, talk it over at home,
and see if some arrangement may not
be perfected whereby your ranch may
receive the benefits to be derived
from this valuable course of practi-
cal farm study.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-01-24

'.oi oue knowledge of either
Of these indust''os
fire no scholastic, reuuire-,
and no examinations will be
ND either at the beginning o. end
ing of the term. There will be no
expense whatever other than rail-
road fare and board, which can be
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-01-24

The Idaho portion of new officers
in the National Wool Growers AS
ISOLATION are, Fred w. Gooding, pre-
sident, with p G.. Johnson and w. H.
Rhi lhatsls Or +. ssgcufiv Com H.
tee. Mr.. Johnston is Blackfoot
man.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-01-24
Delinquent Notice.

The Peoples Canal Co., a corpora
ton, principal place of business
Blackfoot, Idaho; Notice: There is
delinquent upon the following de-
scribed stock on account of assess
ment number 10, levied by the board
of directors, the amounts set oppo-
site the names of the respective
stockholders as follows:
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-01-24

The post master at Weiser, Idaho,
who was asked to resign because he
had used pubic money for private
purposes had served faithfully and
well for term of six years.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-01-24

the order of the s H.. = "a" ana
50 manv sbqr - BOARD of directors,
stoo,, ,.4~f1fres of each parcel Of
,r'df' as may be necessary will be
sold at Blackfoot, Idaho, on Satur-
day the 18th day of February, 1908,
to pay said assessment, cost of adj
vertising and expense of sale.
w. P. LINDSAY, Secretary.
The Peoples Canal Co.
dated Jan. "a, 1903. SD
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-01-24

horticulture to date from
to Feb. 8, with a farmers
Feb. 7-8.
The course Is open to r,r
men interested in the dai
or in horticulture or
LLdny ON
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-01-24
Winter Course.

The University of Idaho bulletin
recently placed on our desk, announ-
,es an interesting and valuable course
for the winter term in dairying and
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-08
MISS SIMONTON
TO" elk THAW

New Y orli. Jan \ Miss Ida Simon
ton. the former close friend and aSsoe
ciate Of Mrs Evelyn Nesht ThaW. j.
expected 10 he one OF the most sens}-
ItiouaI witnesses for the prosecution
al HE trial Of the murderer of SAL
ford White Upon several occasions
Niisa Simonton has publicly declare d
that sho Wonld Fix Thaw and thai
her toatimonY would have much "a y
IN aendiug him "a tho electric chair.
The Testimony at Mtas Stmouton wai
very much desired by District Alton.
upv luypNo duvius the first trial. hut
! the vunuE woman tpnld not hr found
( aud waa reported 80 have been IN
| Africa New she has returned with
a blaze of newspaper trumpet@. Miss
Stmnntep MAS EVELYN Neshit's closest
frirnd before the marriage ef the lat
! ter with the l'tttsbur. mtlipuairp
SHE was called 81 Europe to bring
Mrs < ! Nolmau, Evnlyn thaw :
mothcg. back 10 Americ:, ~ the time
Mvelyu and rhaw were making a mcv
! " tnuv of the sentiment II is de-
clavod that Miss ssmrutou is familiar
/ with many ~ rhaw's oscapades and
alleged hrutaIittos and that the story
| SHE Will have e. tell upon the Witness
stand Mill Ne 4 spscN eup.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-08
INDIANA SWINE
HREEDERN MEET

indianapolis, Ind, IAN, large
recpeftica af The ino members vi
the indiana Hwine seeedera Aasceia
ton are ~ attendance al the annual
convention witch tesan Tia thirty heaS
sessea ~ the state THE m"fWhs
rhe address ,@ President W L fafan
haf gnened tAe meeting and Was fe'
tawea IN 4 discussion ~ Ssrieos MAJ
taYa connected With the breeding If
pnre brea hogs great banquet Viii
10 hela ~ the hreedefs Al ihe Hnalish
teiel Whiabt A new ORGANIZATION
was ie}Mea 3aaay ~ the Mule FNet
awine lAeeaeYs Association ihe meh
hees NJ whieh afe eaaasea ~ steSaiaa
q new variety 81 haas The = y
hfeea 81 ea,ae acts iis Matte ffNw iis
solid f,>pts and II sasa 80 have a aeneea'
development aieas hse>sa hea Nnes, .
@eeeiaa qualification very desirable NV
sef present eaaaisieaa 81 she has ma
set. THE Indiana tive ssees Asa,sla
asea wilt hesta lie annual o>@veh,t"'
IA ere state asase sSsa,strew,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-08
Glover With the Cards.

Some ycarg ago certain county "a
was undergoing extensive altera to-.
during which time gang of picbra'.e
cts, four in number. were arcs ed ojp
market day Owing 10 the a,tera -.
tho lot were confined FOR a time IN t. g.
cell. blit We placed under strict -.
rcillan"c The care OF them benz
rIalIy intrustcd 10 the sergeant. =
day after Htrlu% his rounds lie Sa !
thrn playr" cards when be prom >
opened the door and summoned Il tet
low constable. on whose arrival tn
cell and Ia. prisoners We're mos r;tft'
fully searched. but no cards -"
found However the card plaNiH, III
continued unit ihc day III which tn
picjipopkctS We're - ne .ch' 10 IL" -
size for trial lhea the ~Uncrini I'D
cut #vesy knd ulan and a a1'ea' +.
toriie Nh caesf one. as,#ed thenI =
Il falo" - tell hita @hc'" III ) Lad lid
lirn tI1o cards, They tod him that 80
soou II far SERGEANT an. - COLLIE /.
entered t6esg cell they ~l}Icll the pae.t
IN his pocket and piekol il aim he.
fore he lett. rs proof Of which th"g
presented him ajtt the much u<Ai
pack pearson,s WeekIy
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-08
FARMERS WEEK
IN TOPEKA

fopeka. Kan, Jan 8.3Witb an ad
dress of welcome by Governor iioch,
he thirty seventh annual meeting Of
The Kansas state 1.oard of Agriculture
meets today in HE capitol building
and will continue in session several
days "A discussion Of alfalfa culture
and wheat growing Will occupy tomor
rows scssOn, and at the evening ecs-
sion Rodney II. True Of The United
8intcg department Of agriculture will
speak on "Denniurcd Alcohol and the
Farmer" \mong the speakers on Fri
day will be DIR Carl w Gray of Penn
Eylvnnia. Professor Fred X. Crane OF
Illinois and Professor y j. Hunter
of HE University of Kansas Meetings
will also he held this week by the
Kansas Improved stock breeders AS
Rociation. The Kansns Swine Breeders
Association aud HE Kansas poultry
Association
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-08
The Judqe In Jail.

~" said an esteemed maglstra 4
spent week in jail before | entsre
on my Judgeship. l ate the prise
food slept In cell conforsee
with all the prison rules. Wore &
prison clothes. did the prison wog'
Thus l learned the value of the Sc
fences WAS to mete out later on.
got to know what week. month.
year. in jail meant. As result a
more mcrciful than most judges.
think II would be Il good thing if eve
Judge before taking Office would src,
4 little while IN Jail rs did He won
then know the value OF prison Sc,
fences. a thing he doesn't know no,
Now he Is like Il cashier who attemD'
to pay out money in coinage Z
which he Is ignorant. In Baden IL
thing speak OF must be done Ever
Judge IN BADEN before Ne takes h
seat on the bench is required by IN
to pass weeks like a common prison,
tn jail. "-Ciurinnah Enquirer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-08
MAPLE SUGAR
MAX Frs MEET

Rutland ~. Ian Z The hnnoiae
tore Of humanity who tupplv 4 largo
ptttian nf tho maple auaat aNrup
which e,'t nn thn hnei,wheat oahps ut
The American public met hero thia
.ninrning fnr Tho annual motins o
ahp Vermont Maple auaat Matefa IA
pociaiinn enc pf tho lareoat cShihiia
~ manic nanda ever ahnwn II hoins
held rs connection With The eonsen
ttona of }hr sugar tnahera and th',
Vermont pai,ymen Apaociation
mammoth diaplav az butter anh
ehposp g a1eu ahown Netmou lcaaR
tho weld III tho production II tue
Maplp eu4af aud svrup, hnitet aud
eheeee. aud tho convention has tlua
attracted national attention MANY
distinguished authorities tm the inann
ifiea tpprasented ave on the ptoaNant
t,r adore ssep The ionth annual ban
que, If The hustef ani eheeao 'nasetp
cf vernahf Will no held iotootrow
eiaht
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-08
1ussia's Great Library.

One of the proudest monuments to
the memory OF that benevolent despot
Peter the Gvcnt. Is the imperial II
hrnry OF Russia. established by him In
TIA. Present ranking places II third
among the worlds great libraries. pre-
coded only by the National library at
Paris and that OF the British museum
ut london, 1t contains million and e
half volumes and $4,000 manuscripts
The most Important accession II exc.
received was probably at the time u
the suppression OF the Society OF Jesus
In Russia. when most Of the Jesuit
collections were transferred 10 the i'm,
peris) library, Among them WAS the
famous collection Of Count Zalusk,.
consisting Of 10000 volumes and 10.
coo manuscripts. which had been In
stalled at the Jesuit college In Warsaw
The most Important manuscript In the
library Is the ''Crsisx Sinsiticus" Of the
Greek Nhle. brought 10 Russia by Fro,
feSsW Tsthen,iorf In 1880 froiu the
Convent of ST Catharlne On Noun.
Anai - New York Tribune
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-08

south America hha frog of potu''t'
habits dwelling In the virgin force
al The tops "f the highest treeE
ci,uunea nv site for rs nursery &rt1as
hollow siump and then proceeds +
line Il witt, rrsin pr,curca from tree
In the naishhorhoon This linlns aerN5N
to catch aud hold the ralnwntcr, W.
which 4 QUICKLY becomes h'led \
econ na Tits takes place the egg =
laid therolu and hotn they undetse IL
velopurut unto tsdpoloa. How The -
ain Ia collected Ia a mystery. net -
yot known how the separate piece ee
con, wct,loa 10 fotm the water tt.#
aaain ne,,oaaat, IL luaure the safety
the treasures dcpaalt,Sl thotein.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-08
a GriGeS Dilemma.

\ humorous romano" IS feportc
from Natal. where Il youthful HndHa
bride was recently called upon
choose between her husband and He'
jewels. The case came before The De-
ban police court In the first instance.
where the brides parents, says IL
Natal Mercury. accused her husband u.
abducting her while uuder thirtcs-.
years of age The bride. howcver.
claimed to be eighteen, and the m9&is
trate dismissed the ease. Outside III"
court Il tug of war took place betweaas
the two parties for the possession a.
the bride, IN the course of which It ~
penred that what her parents partici'
larly desired was not herself, but h :.
jcwelry \ sergeant Of police theh -
In Judgment and decided that the jer
elry belonged to the parents. and {
girl must choose between her hushan
and her bracelets. After some co@ita
uon she chose the husband. VII
promptly unfastened the bangles fro.
her arms and handed them to he
parents
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-08

The idea Of PRINT" property has
at,ycr been FULLY aGccytcd 10y the mass
~ al the people ana never had their
cordial approval rs an institution. The
most popular soups and ballads of our
nation In all ages. 1t may be noted
have been those which described sym.
pnthcticalIy attacks on private proper
~ from the Robin Hood cycle to the
broad sheets in which Turpin anu
Sheppard 'Yero made heroes. Even
nowadays the literature that really
touches the people. the literature that
the cduCntcJ classes seldom SO much
as sec exposed for sale. the literature
that Is sold In the small general
shop "A The back street and costs fewer
pennies than the novel WE know costs
ehillings. still very largely deals with
the romantic exploits of the rohber
Ike is never 4 villain: he Is noble and
generous TO Il fault. but he Is con
WINGED OF tina inpropriety of persons
having too much money - London
News
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-08

Hsstlsss sysa Gensfs dsesstis, -
sign1ng disynsit1sn, gfeeniSh eyes met
fs3sehcsa, msIles and 4 hys a. ses .
Al. hlos eyes tell uf tendency n "a
dnstsy. black eyes mssD frs'y. sp'f
itt1 snh snmetlmsn dscsitfnl chsrae
fsr. eyes win ysIi1wish, tlnotishe.
Wits usaally h~tnken strong c7aoi!oHs
and no, temper. gray eyes mean II,
nifty and Intelligence and brown eyes
tsnhsr, true, Kind and happy mature.
month hsd better be too large thao -
small. for very small. Dnrsed -
mouth Ia seldom significant N go2e
ron ycrsn'ionsl pnwsr. Large m"Hf5
arc more oftrn found in conjunction
with lirrnl dispositions than 1h==
small ones. persnn With pri1ief
chin Is tantifpl. refined In fasfr ~
dlnieult ~ please 4 broad. F4 =
Thin signifies ardent love. often arrpsee
panied ~ Jealousy. brbhd, f"'s."
eiln rnoana ardent love, With ste
fss,ness md purity NJ hTnethn
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-08
tjIou.l Indians.

One OF The myatcriea OF Mexico l.
presented by The Mnyn Indians. VIII
inhahli the Sierra Mndrc mountains u
the lower pnri of sonora. They hn 10
fair shin9. blue eyer and light hair and
ntudcnta az eihnology have AWAY
been puzzled 10 account for them
There ia tradition. however. TIM
thcsc Indians arc the descendants 81
The crew nnd passenger" of SW"dts'
vessel wrecked on the Mexican cor =
ccuiuries before Columbus digcoNCrC.
Tho new world Hut this tradition /
founded on nothing more auhhtan'
than folklore tale current amolf
thew that ihclr ancestors came %
tho bic suit water hundreds OF rn""a
agc
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-08

AZ village church : wedding WAS
nxei fer certain date The happy
MORN arrived. aud III duc course a
youthful SwatN aud fAtve ladye pre-
seated themselves a: ere cA2utrl steps
rhe service peayx<<,ei s;asNtA'N as Tar
rs tie question W.T. theu haze ta,s
wp,N8o II " ;t4 weidc& wise|'
wtsereupsn gh' supposed bridegroom
sfautntecea h,N$h,n&N
Please xtg. I'm aot the rt&ht }a&a,'
"Net sne vt.ht maW exclaimed She
eSayxymau. a&hsst, Thea where IS The
r;kas NaaE'
Mes town 81 I.ea NNtt0ga ~ she
church. sir. HE'S @sistxvsaseI IL ros1ss
vn "--Cauw.s Vanity NEWSPAPER
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-08
OH EE.:; EN- A X EK3'
CONVENTION


a"h"H'f''t. VS. '""
eaeea ~ INC fh"ese i"''S''t - ~
"'iw"'hff '''sF '''''' ~
anu "Het NeF'h''e "''f7' nv
Nv inc s'ti'ehih '"'''''
eshthition 1" inc "'s'f'hS'" '''''.f3s''
"hHeFs sAS''f'''''
sess''' "'4 h''''
hfe's F'hhf '"a" NM
s'"efp"ih " f'''
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-08
GOV
ERNOR MARYLAND

Annapolis. Md. ian Governor
Crothcra was inausurated as chief ey-
ccutivo Of Maryland today. succeeding
Governor Wartield Democrats from
tho ceremonies and made the occasion
a gala one for old Annapolis Nnmcrs
ous special trains and steamers an6
private yachting parties brought larRn
crowds Of Hishtacora
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-08

An eld white haired asrky tv,n&
\ plantation, met feeltns well. had
doctor pay him n visit The No.,
tola hlm ~ he was seitlns old
mnet oat rlpnty of ehsohrn nnd -
ont az damp utsht ALT "nNi -
said Che rld daety, how can ytN +,
poet NE - stay III lie house al II
snN stsN set NY chtkons 2
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-08
g,,,,ntk;va ~ That Kind.

s'Naunu man saii tho serious -
ttamau. "dhd ycu ever pause and thiN
that each Tick of The clock brings ~
another moueut nearcr to the end I"
your axtatenepf
II wa. thinking ~ something Of tia
L,ni th,a very ntuutc," choartulty y
p,led the youth. only the idea sttoN)
.nc that each ,'cx brought pay day th'
much Mrstev'
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-08
Wheeling wemsn's Geed Work.

When the Wumsn's Civic GLIB o.
Wheeling. w Va. SdopteS tue SuS,es
ton 81 one Of It's members, Lex -
cease fala,as and do something" II be
gan ~ accomplish th.aSs Among the
achievements 10 rs cre<..; IS TIE plac.a :
throughout the sasya u loo wire waste
re>rp.at.es watth have eeen ret
anaer tie supervision q the board u
puhiie wocSs AS the people o. -
town have become educated 10 ghe Use
y these re1e2.ac!ss the streets hare
osvr.I'e vesy much cleaner The ri,:
has asSa teSa Instrumental In hay H.
tie @attSqgtsips ordinance enforced
AA,>-Asr vess.lc q whseA the civic elu.s
Is veT. pcvGd occurred when !. su<>
ce~aed III hsvsn. enacted snd enforced
pure un.ik ogti nance The e2se-vz
tton 81 Arss,r Gay and school yssy.ea
work arS eehe~ rasterS C. which -
cub hss given rssalsfrl astxaessn
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-08

EwsiseS ,& tH>t,alss are she 49,
sAanas ~hh'h exceed tehs h tar''
ostuvsi rv~,sr>s~
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-08

g ~ 81 20 'r n.
n..s.sA. .lM kft rm kf@ teG~ Sug1t
sspssvs . MI
n i~e.TI<- s,x.s.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-09
HoFlh Ca'o|Isa's Governor AgPeas
10 Accept Railroads Proposition.
EXTRA SESSION OF LEGISLATURE
Old North State Lawmakers viii Meet
in Extraordinary Session on Tues
day, january Ex-Governor Issues
Letter to the People.
(By Associated Press,

RALEIGH. y. c.. Jan. S-Govcrnor
Glenn shortly before G o'clock tonight,
alter session of the council of state.
Issued his proclamation for a special
session of the general assembly of
North Carolina, to begin on Tuesday,
the 2lst of January. The proclama-
ton states that the specific purpose
OF the extra session is TO change.
modify, straighten out or repeal the
railroad passenger rate OF ~ cents
mile passed at the last session of
the legislature.
Wath the proclamation Governor
Glenn issued letter to the people OF
the state in which he sets out the
specific act to be presented to the
legislature. saying that the terms Of
fered by him to the railroads have
been accepted by all but one. and that
this road (referring TO the Atlantic
Coast Line) accepts all the terms ex-
ceDt an agreement for an interstate
rate. saying it has no power to do
this. the governor adding. but doubt
less circumstances will regulate this
rate as requested"
He states that the legislature Will
be asked to increase the 2Ih cent Nat
rate to 2H cents. with charge of
10 cents extra for passengers who
fail to buy tickets ana to repeal the
present law and the penalties. il this
IS done. the railroads agree to the
Nat ~ cent interstate rate and also
TO issue 2.0G0 mile books. interstate.
interchangeable with solvent roads.
good for heads of firms ana employees
not exceeding five at two cents mile.
One thousand mile books. inter
state limited to one person at two
cents q mile.
Five hundred mile hooks, interstate,
at "a cents, good FOR heads and dc.
pendent members, names TO he fur
nished.
All books except the 800 mile hooks
are to apply TO interstate travel in
company's lines III Virginia. North
Carolina. Tennessee. South Carolina.
Georgia ana Alabama. and on other
roads If they agree. All books TO be
good for one year and to be redeem
able
Governor Glenn says that he consid-
CTS those terms as just and equitable,
and that it is better for the state to
accept them and to qdvancc the rate
from ~ cents to ~ cents. as in
tcrstate mileage books at two cents
are obtained.
He states that It is agreed these
rates are to prevail for one year anil
II found objectionable power is to be
given tho state corporltiou commits
son to modify therein. subject to ap.
peal, and that the railroads agree to
pay $4,000 towards the expense of
convenlng the Legislature and for court
costs.