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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-13
UTAH STATE PRISON

our state penal Institution was
operated during the years 1907 and
1905 al daily per capita expense
of AS cents. During the biennial
period 2a3 prisoners were received,
and 232 prisoners were released
through expiration OF sentence. parole,
pardon and death. The present popu-
lation. Is PSI. The new cen house
has been completed and one tier or
cells Installed. An appropriation is
asked for completing these cells A
now residence of seven rooms has beea
hunt Tor the experimentation Of the
farm and his family at am approx
mate cost of $1,000, about twO-thirds
oft this amount being the proceeds ot
thc work of prisoners and ono-thlrd
from the visitors fund.
Tho prison physician reports that
during tho years 1907 and 1905 thc SAME
taly condition of the prison has been
excellent Tine health of the inmates
good
Tho situation with regard 10 the wa
Ter supply for Che state prison is prac-
| tlcally the same as two years ago. The
action Doc which tho states rights 90 the
use OF waters from Plrleys creek are
contested ls etll pending. AZ tho
present rme tho state 81 paying salt
inkp cts lor the usc of water, but is
Wtknf me payments under protest.
Uutl che suit now pending is settled,
thc prison board win be compelled 10
insect those payments and provision
wuai be made hy appropriation for th,s
expense. The appropriation also should
Include specified SUM for attorneys
] fDes as the attorney general could not
handle th.F litigation alone AZ tho
suggestion of thc retiring attorncy-Frn-
Dral special counsel was employed by
/ thc governor and provision for iis come
pcnsaton o. therefore "a matter of uo-
| CrrsifN
over 500 600 of uueNpeudeI appr0pra-
uons lor thia Institution win revert
/ tu the state treasury
NATIONAL GUARD or UTAH
Tho rcpot of tho adiutsnt. general
covering tho laHi Two years. details az
como longth tho duties of and core-
monies participated en- py tho national
/ guard, its standing, state and efficiency.
and lif wants and nocgssitiaa.
lndor ihe existing law 0f Congress
commonly known a. thc "uIek boo 4"
thc national suard of state. particle
uufnE lob ihD financial benefits cone
fcrcd by thla law, BE- "a part ol tho reg-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-13

for the girls I'M connection with tho
state Industrial school am pleas a
to report that this home ls about come
ploted and soon viii d. ready Tor occu-
panCy. An additional appropriation VIII
be- required 60 complete the work inc
watorworks system authorized by the
legislature has been installed and the
school now has n splendid indepen-
dent water supply Tho board OF eN-
umincrs authorized two deficits. one f0r
now boiler and plant and the Other
FOR the purchase 0f two small lots
Tho average daily attendance during
thc last clrht months nf 1908 was l2a,
and tho average daily cost per day per
capita was "a cents.
Following D. an estimate " tho re.
ourcmcnts of the State Industrial
school OF Utah Tor the years 1909 and
1910.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-13
srArE MENTAL HOaPITAL.

7
Ii IS gratifying TO report bust.
ness administration OF the anairs or
the state Mental hospital during we
past two years which mas pee"
characterized by strict economy. The
hospifnt has been maintained az
daily average cost per capita or lea
Than 40 cents and az the close OF
tho fiscal year the institution turned
back TO the general fund an uneN-
pended balance OF the appropriation
made for its maintenance, improve
mcnts and repairs. exceeding Alo,VVv'
The general health OF the patients
and employees has been exceptionally
good, there having been no epidemlcs
nor serious accidents during the year.
November 30, 1908, $50 patients we're
under treatment
The death rate shows a slight IN
crease due 10 the large number or
scnile patients admitted, In this con-
ncction your special attention r. direct
"a 10 the growing demands upon the
hospital for the care OF the feeble
minded. and non-insane epllptlc
patients There is manifest dis
position throughout the state TO Our-
den the hospital with this class ana
with the present facilities patient
Injustice ls done not only 10 these
patients, but TO that class OF patients
who come for treatment OF auilcloHs
Of a more serious nature.
The state is unable az the present
time 20 make provision for an IN
dependent institution for the care or
senile patients, and I therefore MAKE
recommendation that an Appropriation
OF $50. 900 be made for the proper
equipment OF "a large building con-
nected with the hospital which mas
not been used since its construction,
but which during the past two years
has been carefully Overhauled ana
will afford excellent quarters for the
feeble minded
Ii will be absolutely necessary for
the present Legislature 20 make pro-
vision Dor n better water supply. IN
| the past the hospital has secured
water under contract from Provo
| CITY This supply has long been
| unsatisfactory an inadequate TO the
/ needs Tho contract expires In Feb
| ruary. 1911. and notice has been
served that its renewal will entail an
! Increased annual foe The state
board Of insanity has made filings on
springs situated about three miles
from the hospital and surveys already
have been made OF route and location
of storage plants, etc. These springs
viii Yield about 10000 gallons of
pure water daily and the installation
OF an Independent water plant VIII
insure a uniform high water pressure
"a thing the institution has not had
Ia the past An estimated eXpendi-
ture OF SEQ 900 viii be necessary 70
provide this supply and plant, and !
| earnestly recommend the apporpria-
ton.
Provisions also should be made for
az least two additional spiral fire
escapes such as those now in use.
/ also recommend an appropriation
| OF $500 for the erection OF cold
storage plant.
j append a statement Of the re-
/ duiremonts OF the state mental hos
pital for the biennial period:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-13

General maintenance, two years,
exclusive OF amounts received
as Interest and rental on lands
allotted Co the institution by
the enabling act .....t........'t te'.o9
Manual training ...t.....t.ttts.' l'iVV'
General Bottcrmcnts. Improve 49,.
ments and repairs ..t...tt.tt. NVVo
salary and expenses OF a state
parole officer ..4.....,..ttt..' e.vV9
Additional library ...,..t...t.. AVoV
Extension and development OF
the watorVorks system .....,.- Low
Purchase % additional farming
lana ttsssst..t sttff. t. tstf'fft. 'NifNf
Completion and furnishing or
girls cottage ..,.....tfstt'st' e'Vge
flrc escapes t.......sttts.tts.fss -ieVp
Central light and power plant. SioVV
Erection and furnishing u a cot
tage FOR boys over 10 years 80,
81 age commencement stst'ff' ~Vf''N
Erection OF a central dinlngroom
and kitchen ..t..,t,..-..'s.'s VVVV
Erectlon and furnishing 81
superlnteudonts cottage "..''' low
Totals ......t,. '.'''.''''si''''V
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-13

IN Tho year 1897, the state Histor-
Teal Society % Utah. was organized,
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
EMPLOYMENT WANTED

EMPLOYMENT wANTED-MaIe
AAA-Creditman and office manager OF one OF
the largest jobbng concerns in the city for
past 10 years: AZ years of age; gentle; quiet
iy seeks suitable change. Box 1859, Call.
ACCOUNTANT. auditor, book keeper. system
wants position Of responsibility: handle
large volume or work quickly and correcfly;
saving systems Installed: auditing Of corpora
fioD. mercantile and private accounts; books
opened and closed: Al references. BOX 1882
Call nffca
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CHuRCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


GRACE church (Epfscopal), corner Of Taylor
and Sacramento sts.--1he Rev. David Evans,
NJ. A., rector First sunday after Epiphany.
a. M, holy communion; BAD a. M, SUNDAY
school; IL o'clock, morning prayer and ser
mon; 7:45 O'Clock. evening prayer and ADDRESS.
FIRST Christian church. Duboce av. and Noe
ST. Frank Stuart Ford, pastor; residence 53l
a. m sermon. a schristianity In business; 7:i5
D. II. choral service and lecture. 'Change OF
Ideals" All are welcome
PLYMOUTH Congregational church, Post st. be-
tween Buchanan and Webster-Rey. /. G. Me
+ serve, y. D. pastor. Morning service at il,
with sermon by the pastor theme, a Rous-
ing Message TO Israel, righteousness and Sal.
vatien.'" !" In the evening, at 7:s5, gospel
service, with sermon on the theme, Come
Unto Jesus followed by after meeting.
CHURCH OF THE OPEN WORD. IN 'oFarrell
st. between Webster and Fillmore, invites you
20 its services. Worship and preaching at 2:30
Sundays. Special service, with sermon by the
pnstor on ''1he Foundation OF Truth-the Word
and Nature = solo By Mr.. Mcmillan Public
cordially invited. Fridays, ESQ and 1880. fell
lowship supper and class study. Rev. W. de
konden Pcs. minister.
HOWARD pREsBYTERIAN church. corner Oak
and Baker sts-fhe pastor. j. s Thomas,
win preach both morning and evening morn
ing subject, The Life Eternal; evening sub
ject, The Stone IN Gods way" Young peo
Pies service at 0;30 .p m. good music. A
warm welcome 10 all. Come, IL you think
there il TO you than to the beast that
perisheth
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL church, corner Post
and Mason sts.-lsev. George c. Adams, ID. D.,
pastor. At IL a. N. Rev A. {. Bane u. D..
Will present the work OF the AnriSaioon
league. At T:45 y. the pastor Will preach
topic, The Kinghon, of Heaven A Net to
Catch Men Sunday school ut 12:45 p. n. All
are cordially invited.
THIS evening, az 7:s0, at the ADVENTIST church,
ei6 Laguna ST. north OF McAliistcr, Pastor
George ". Rine win deliver lecture on tfe
following very Instructive subject: ''qbe
Scripture meaning Of the terms Soul and
Spirit" cordial invitation extended 10 the
public.
HERMETIc BROTHERHOOD, s92 Fulton ST.
epen daily from u to D. M. offers interest
ing books and magazines among them are all
of Anna Barnes Kingsfotds Writings also
Morals and Dogma.,, by Albert Pike.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEETTNGS-Sunday
AIRS. J. J. WHITNEY. trance medium and
life reader fun readings 81 at her home,
1l64 O'Farreli: by letter. questions 81. Mrs.
Whitney is ordained spiritual minister.
HENRY HARRISON BROWN speaks at 1922
MeAllister ST at s p. m; at Hamilton hall
Oakland. at IL a.. M
DR. COULSON TURNBULL. King Solomou-s
hall. 1879 Fillmore st.. western hail. Lecture
followed by prophecies and portents for 1909
EDWARD EARLE VIII lecture tonight at 8
O'Clock, 93l Fillmore ST.
J. WllSoN-Test circle tonight; circles Sunday
tuesday, Friday 1927 10th St near Guerrero
MRS. r. s. LILLE speaks at whitney hall
1lof o'farrel st, Sunday .. m. All are
invited.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

TIE GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY
lmen1ber of Associated Savings Banks of San
Francisco). 526 California St. Mission branch
2572 Mission ST. near 22d--For the half year
ending December 81 1908, dividend has been
declared at the rate of four "a per cent per
annum on all deposits, free OF taxes payable
on ard after Saturday, January .. 1900 Divi
dends not called for are added to and bear the
same rate Of interest as the principal from
January 1, 1909.
GEORGE ToURNy. Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

POSITION. with residence in any foreign coun-
try or Alaska; can qualify for executive or
clerical Office. Box 1716. Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
DIVIDEND NOTICES

MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK OF SAN FRAN
CISCO, IQ0 Market st. opposite Sd tmeniber OF
cfscol-For the half year ending December 3i
1905 dividend has been declared at the rate
or Tour t4) per cent per annum on all deposits,
free or taxes, payable and after Saturday.
JanuHTy 2, 1909. Dividends not called for are
added 10 ana bear the same rate OF interest as
the principal from January /. 1909. Money de-
posted or before January 10 will draw In
terest from January l. 1900
JAMES d. PHELAN. President
GEORGE A. STORY, Cashier.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
MEErrNGs-Theoronhicnl

THE0SoPHICAEe-E recital hall. Market
81. between 9th and 9th, D. M Origin Of
Religions" Irving s Cooper. pafiona1 Lee
turer.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

DIVIDEND EOTICE--The MARINE TRUST
AND SAVINGS BANK Of San Francisco
Commercial savings. safe deposit vaults), no.
100 Market st For the half year ending
Dec. Is, 1908, a dividend has been declared
at the rate Of FOUR ca per cent per annum
on Savinss Deposits, free from taxes pay
able In gold coin and after Tuesday, Dee
49, 1908. Dividends not called for are added
to and bear the same rate of interest as
the principal from Dec, Is, 1905. Money de-
posted on or before January 10 viii draw
interest from January /, 1905.
c. =. SCOTT.
Vice President and Cashier.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

HIGH CLASS offeeman desires temporary en-
ploymenr either as a book keeper, stenogra-
tpher otherwise would take position for a
short time. until June /; salary reasonable.
Box 1852, Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

JAPANESE wants a position in family or ii
store or office; has knowledge of book Keeping
52S Pine ST, room Ii.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

JAPANESE boy, gentle and honest wishes posi-
tion as a schoolboy. S. GONGE, 1917 Gougt
st. Tel. West 6401.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

JAPANESE, honest boy, wants position as
school boy in private family; speaks well
KAMA 1855 Post ST.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

JAPANESE young boy wishes position as a
schoolboy. T. HAREY, 1917 Cough st. Tel.
West 840f
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
MEETINGs-speelal

MEETINGs-speciaI
TIE snnuel meeting OF the stock holders Of
the California Insurance Company viii be held
mento St. San Francisco, CAL on Monday
January is. 1909, at the hour OF 2 D. m.
W. z. DEAN, President.
GEO. ". BROOKS. Secretary
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

JAPANESE young boy wants position school
boy and cooking in good family. HARRY,
16G4 Post ST.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

JAPANESE boy desires position as school boy
speaks English and understands housework
203l Bush ST. Tel. West 6G13.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

INDEX TO
5 Oakland. Berkeley, Alameda, ,FruitvaIe
s CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

WE receive more calls for salesaeu than We
al. Our graduates earn from $1,000 10
$4,000 year a1d expenses. We will pre-
as a high grade travelling salesman and helm
you 70 secure Il. No former experiences re-
quired. We maintain the largest free employ
ment bureau in the world. we have trsfoe.1
hundreds OF men who never had any former
experience 20 be successful travelling salss
men; many OF them who formerly earne5
from s25 to SIS month now earn from sion
to $500 per month and expenses. II Won want
10 enter the most pleasant independent Dro-
fession IN the world and increase vOur esrn
ings from to 10 times what they now are
write or call today for full particulars re-
gsrding our system. Address National Sales
ting San Francisco. Branches Chicago New
York Kansas City Minneapolis.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

MIDDLE AGED German. could make himself
very useful in hotel bar dining room or office,
wants engagement: small wages expected, Ad-
dress p. B.. AZ Hotel Norden. T5S Howard ST.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
CHURCH SERVICES

WEST SIDE cHRIsTIAN-Bushs st. at Devisa-
dero; Robert Lord Cave. pastor.-Sunday
school, e;45 a. M; c. Eo $50 D. m; church
services, IL a. m, T:3o~ p. m At morning
service the sermon will be preached BY Rev
DR. n D. Breeder. formerly pastor OF the
crest Central church, Des Moines, Iowa. at
Ihinketh in His Heart. SO Is He.' All seats
free TO all Good music. led by large choir
church meeting and banquet for members and
their families.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

MASS meeting for men exclusively will be held
at the Young Mems Christian Association this
sunday afternoon at O'Clock at their tempo
rary headquarters. 1920 Geagy ST., between
noon VIII be Mr.. John w. Sweeney secretary
of the playground commission, and his subject
VIII be The Problem OF the Axe'' Every
young man should hear what Mr.. Sweeney
has 10 say on this great subject Bring your
friend and spend the afternoon from 3 TO $50
with us Good music aud good social time.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

church (First), southwest corner
Seary and Franklin sts., Rev. Bradford Leav-
ent Of Sunday schOol-Sunday school at 10
p. m; junior church at 1880 a M, meets
with Mr.. LeaFitt; the morning service at ii
O'Clock. Rev. Bradford Lestitt will preach: :
subject, The Divinity Of Man; music by
quartet, under direction OF II. Bretherick. or
evening service
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

JAPANESE boy wishes situation as schoolboy oi
half day work. 1915 Eddy ST., tel West 2469
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

FIRST Methodftt Episcopal church. corner of
Clay and Iartn sts.-Rev. Samuel Quickmire
pastor Services at II A. m. and at T.s0 D. m
Preaching by the paster both morning and
evening. Class meeting at 10 a. N. Sunday
school at 2.30 p. N. Epworth League at g 80
D. N. Seats free. EVERYBODY welcome.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

CENTRAL MNhodist Episcopal church, O'FarrelI
St, west Of Frsnklin Rev. E. r. Dilie d. D.
pastori residence 1914 o'FarreIl st-The pas.
tor viii preach. 1I:15 q. m. THE Greatest
Need OF the Church; 7:z5 p. m, Laws Law
makers and Lavbreakers" (apropos Of the ses-
sion OF the legislature). Sunday school. r. V.
Watt. superintendent. 1880 .. M. Young
People's meetings. GLIB p. M. midweek peo-
pies serviee. Wednesday, AS p. M This is
people 'sSchurch; all welcome; seats free
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

TRINITY church. corner Bush and Cough sts-
Rev. f. B. Bradley, assistant: holy com.
munion, 7:30; Sunday school, 9:30: morning
service at IL o'clock. The rector Will preach
c. Carter OF the international COMMITTEES OF
the y. NJ. c. A. Of New York Mr. Carter Is
well known speaker, and had charge OF
the college conference just closed at Pacific
Grove. Come and hear him
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
FEMALE HELP WANTED

1 FEMALE WANTED
t---o-,-----~~S>>~~,>--- ---~><~S~~-~------
AAA-Lessons in hair dressing and manicurfns
given. Up-to-Date Parlors, 1850 FILLMORE; rates.
AA-5O LADIES to save 81 to 81 pair on
| sample shoes; al standard makes; all 81 and
$3.50 pair Drummers' Sample Shoe Co,
| third floor Humboldt Bank building.
Al WANT good woman solicitor: one tha
can talk convincingly; school teacher or col
lege graduate preferred. The work IS easy.
congenlal protitable permanent: tine o, your 9.I
| TOR. =. o. box 1Oo. Oakland, Cal.
Ar MISS PLUNKETTs registry. 1896 sutter
/ corner Webster:
cook. private family. city, (privats family
A cook for small American family. in city. SO
A German with knowledge OF German cook
I ing .S4O
nurse for children. place in city. refer
ences .-..-.-.. $50
cook for first class private boarding house,
A parlor maid and waitress for American
A French steamstress and chamber maid. oak
Ten other cooks for private places. $50 to $s5
Twenty housework girls for city, also for ali
/ parts of the country, also for ranches and
hoteis -. -. .-.-- 80 70 ~
| AT CALIFORNIA HOTELS ESPLO. BUREAU.
1O7 Franklin st. Telephone Franklin 1909.
THE CALIFORNIA"
. Mattresses swell city hotel: call early Mon
day: manager here; $3.50. board.
Waitress, first class cafe. city; 50 per week
Chamber maid. exp, swell city hotel, $3J, rm.
! Waitress. commercial hotel. near city; Sz5. I'd
Cook, family Of g. city. washing: $50, fd-
I Housegirl. San Rafael, party here Monday. $50
~ Private Help of All Kinds Supplied.
ANY intelligent person may earn good income
corresponding for newspapers; experience IN
necessary; no canvassine: send for particulars.
| Press Syndicate. box 7S5. Lockport. n. "
BOSTON modlste. special prices; evening gowns
| a specially. 1883 Clay St cor. 18th, parlOrs
| Is and IA. Phone Oakland 6T50-
FIRST CLASS sleeve hand wanted. LUBR0NEY.
1716 Sacramento St
FIRST CLASS hair dresser manlcurist. face
massage. ventilators; highest wages. BLOCKS
134S Van Ness
Girl. for general hou<ework; must be good cook
5 in family. 2205 Scott 81.
JACKET HANDS wtd-Experineced alteration
hands on coats. Apply to Mrs. Richards at the
4th and Market SITS. store s. N WOOD & Co
OAKLAND
Sd st. near Clay. LEVI STRAUSS / co. I3.
ply 20 Mr.. Dayis.
LADY wtd-fo do cooking and assist In house
work; must be a good cook; good salary. 334
Park View terrace. Oakland; take Grand ar
MAID to travel In Europe German riri pre-
ferred- Box l59, Call Office
NEAT GIRL for general bousework and assist
with children Cali Monday. 556lA Central az.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

$40 day made selling eucalyptus acreage; sales
men wanted Apply 10 to IL a. m. San
Bernardo Plantations sos Monadnock bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

CALVARY Presbyterian church, corner Fillmore
and Jackson sts.. Rev. William RAIDER pastor:
residence, 27O2 Laguna ST., phone West PAS;
church phone, West 1899. Rev. John Hemp
hill. d D., pastor emeritus, II a. m The
Way God Talks 10 U.s.; 7:4s D. m THE
Bird and the Trap, or Common Sense and
Law Mr.. RAIDER win preach at both serv-
ices; Sabbath school and mems Bible class at
$3.50 a. N Y. P. S. G.. E. meeting at e;I5
p m. Midweek meeting Wednesday, s p. m.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10

GRACE Methodist Episcopal church, 21st and
Capp sts., one block from Mission. The pas
tor, Rev. George A. Hough, Phi D., will
preach az IL a. m. on 'Compromising'': at
a:S0 p. m on The Great 0ptimist'' AS
prelude TO the evening sermon there will
be 40 beautiful stereopticcn pictures of south
ern Italy. Strangers cordially invited A vel
come for all Sunday school at i2:45 Epworth
evening.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-10
LOST AND FOUND

BAGGAGE stickers. swellest European hotels,
cheap. J. M MURRAY, p. o. box II.
FoUND-Masonic charm. Apply Call office.
Oakland.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-06-03

In the platform upon which the Democratic
party asked the support of the country last
year, there was a bold positive demand for
'the immediate repeal of the tariff duties on
timber, logs and lumber" This plank excited
no surprise. 1t was consistent with the his
toric position of the party. Whenever the
platforms had spoken on the subject at all,
they had contained demand of like charac-
ter. Indeed, if there is one proposition for
which the Democratic party has appeared to
be consistent and harmonious, it was the de-
mand for free raw materials.
Not single Democratic editor campaign
speaker, Or candidate for office, last year, put
the people on notice that the demand for the
immediate repeal of the tariff duties on lum-
Der, timber and logs was shameful device to
get Votes on false pretemses. With one voice,
these creators of public opinion proclaimed
the Denver platform as the official programme
of Democracy. The country was passionately
pleaded with to give votes to Democratic cam
didotes eohO, if elected, aoouzd do a0hat the
Continued on Page 12)
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-06-03
The Strike on the Georgia Railroad

Again, we have an illustration of how
much depends on the point of vieaO. AS long
as the managers of railroads act upon the idea
that the franchises were granted for private
purposes and that the business of common
carriers is a private affair, so long will the
day of harmonious relations between the cor
porations and the natural citizens be post
poned
When man like E. I'll. Hartman declares