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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-17

ron RENT-FURNiSH ROOM;
steam heated room. SIC. 319 +,
Spruce St. phone 651 black.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, MIS-
SOULA COUNCIL NO. 1921, meets In
Odd Fellows hall first and third
Thursday evening each month.
w. L. KELLEY. Grand knight.
CHARLES DAWSON, Fin. Sec.
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CONTRACTORS.
MONEY TO LOAN.

HEADQUARTERS FOR LoANING
and borrowing money secured by
mortgage on farms ranches and city
property. c. F. Ellis 4 Co. 1.-THE
real estate bargain counter" Helena.
Mont. Correspondence se!icised,
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THE LENNON. 800 WEST CEDAR
Furnished rooms; steam heat.
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[SSOULIAN CLASS ADS BRING RESULTS
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.

WOOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
CAMP NO. -. meets every second and
fourth Thursday of each month. Odd
Fellows hall annex
J. A. JOHNSON, c. C.
r. r. WILBUR, Clerk
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MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN
barber trade In eight weeks; tools
free: secured over 10000 positions
for graduates last year: unable to
supply the demand: graduates earn
SIS to $a5 weekly: catalogue free.
Moler System Colleges. 400 Front
avenue, Spokane. Wash.
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THE VICTORIA--ELEGAN FUR
nisned outside rooms; hot and cold
water: 424 North Higgins.
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FOR RENr-FuRnlsHEo ROOMS.
SIG SOUTH FOURTH WEST.
WILSON BLOCK. 121 WEST P1,

NICELY FURNISHED ROOM IN
flat. 3ca South Fourth west.
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FRAZIER NAL BROTHERHOOD
M1SSOULA LODGE NO. 279-Meets
every first and third Wednesday OF
each month at /. o. O. r. hall annex.
J. c. A. TAYLOR, President.
MRS. NJ. PALSGROvE, Treas.
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FOR REST-FURNISHE ROOM IN
modern cottage. furnace heat: gem
tlemen preferred: call mornings. a1l
East Spruce street.
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HELP WANrEO-MALE.

W A n T f D statesmen; MANY
make 800 to $3.50 per month: some
even more; stock clean. grown on
reservation, far from old orchards:
cash advanced weekly: choice of ter
ritory. Address Washington Nursery
Co.. Toppenish, Wash.
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WESTERN SUN CHAPTER NO. II.
r. A. NJ, meets first and third Fri
days Of each month In Odd Fellows
hall.
CHAs. J. BLooMoUIsT. H.. p.
8. II M'CALL, Sec,
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MISsOU1.A AERIE NO. 80. r. o. E..
meets first and third Tuesdays Of
each month at 1880 p. m. at Eagles
hall. West Main.
E. c. MULRONEY. W. Pres.
W. S. HORD, Sec.
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MISSOrLA LODGE NO. I. SCAN
DfNAVIAS BROTHERHOOD OF
AMERICA. meets every second and
fourth Friday evening at Eagles hall,
West Main street
CHAS. A. MAIDEN, Pres.
A. X ANDERSON. Sec.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL
housework 125 South Sixth street.
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AGENTS WANTED.
BEST SELLER: AGENT WANTED:
Peerless Electric Cleaners absorb ell
dirt. Sanitary and easily operated
by compressed air method. Hand
power used where there is no cleo
trio current. Sells on sight. Price
Is within everyone's reach. Reliable
agents wanted. Write for informa-
ton to Eastern Manufacturers Co,
50 Fifth street. Portland. Ore.
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FoUR-ROOM HOUSE WITH BATH
and range. All s. Third street.
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PICTURE FRAMING,

FOR PICTURE FRAMES, MATS
glass and pictures always 20 to the
Elite Frame Shop 100 Higgins av-
enue.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-OPERA HOUSE AND
dance hall. A good paying invest
ment f. E.. Muscular.
FOR SALE-ST. JAMES HOTEL.
tiodging housel. Standpoint. Ida:
finest In town: good paying PROPOSE
ton: % rooms: in brick block: CEN
traily located: steam heated; hot and
cola water. Price. $4,000; terms.
Lakeside Realty Co. agents. Sand
point, Ida
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED - r ALL WAY MAIL
clerks. Commencement salary. 5000
Spring examinations everywhere
Candidates prepared free. Franklin
Institute, Dept. 1881. Rochester,
n. Y
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FURNISHED ROOMS. SINGLE OR
en- suite: steam-heated. hot and cold
running water in each room: rooms
Kept strictly first-class. Over
Schlossberg's store.
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FOR RENT-AOUSES.

MODERN. 7-ROOM HOUSE. SOTTI
Fifth See Stoddard & Price.
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FOR RENT~Seo VINE STREET. $50
per month. Two beds. range. etc.
Six rooms. More Fairchiid Co, 1l6
s. Higgins Phone SAG.
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TYPEWRITER-GO AS NEW
only $50. l.. @. Wrather, 1a2 Hig
gins avenue.
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FOR REST-THREE-R ROOM HOUSE.
also partly furnished housekeep-
Ing rooms. Inquire All South Third.
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GREEN AND DRY SLAB WOOD;
from 2l-a cords to 5000 cords. r.
n. Barker. phone 631 Red.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-STANDARD
bred driving horse. buggy and har-
ness. Inquire 1903 W. Cedar. Phone
$40 red
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cHiLDREN's NURSERY,

CHILDREN TAKEN BY HOUR, DAY.
week or month. Confinement cases
specially. Mrs. s. s. Cox, Miss
Jula HAYES, nurses. 40 Madison
street: phone SO red.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SEE T. G. HATHAWAY IF rot
are IN the market for cash register
or safes.
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MISSOULA LODGE NO. IS. A. r. 4
A. NJ. meets first and third Tuesdays,
regular meetings.
F. II. KNISLEY. w. n.
A. J. BREITENSTEIN, Sec.
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ONE GOOD TEAM AND HACK: 4
snap II taken at once. 7os Nor.r
Fifth street.
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FOR SALE-PIANO. SECOND HAND
nearly new. Must sell at once
Bargain. Address p. O. Box $50.
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FOR SALE-FOURTEES SHARES
Montana Independent Telephone
stock at 50. Lock box s5a. Ham
ilton, Mont
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-07

The last few days have outsiders and Cove
natchee has had her share of and have entertained them
to the best of our ability always do and will
When stranger nine times out Of ten
set it down that he is here land Our business interests and
commercial club have made of Wenahee
thousands of people throughout this country of
deu garden spo-a country beauty weaand many
here it.
These people from the SOUTH and the
to spend their buy land times their
limited they the value possible for
dollar they spend
They look all the Wenahee vaey-see
veopmnts made few years. the price
prised to find that 10 of land worth
much their entire farm back where they fromhey can't
understand how little land for them much
they convinced the land they have seen
is worth all that asked for bu they money
buy land enough satisfy them and what they dong
tell what going daye show you why your
mediate attention is required the day for you
Up Columbia empies our great
stream at Pateros 1t the Mhow Following its banks for
few miles through the lower mountains whose sides
great growth of timber here and there farm whose products
apples alfalfa, wheat milk for not
to great table land.
One that great many years valley
bottom covered with lake The land flat with
slope for good drainage the soil is silt with nothing but
heavy growth of brush This undveoped
after and highest
cultivation country experiment. money definite
its possibilities beyond the mans conception.
And this is what is going every day.
These who look around hopes buying
at Wenatchee finding that the land selling here prohbtve
to thm look elsewhere and day directed
valley.
Many of who familiar with Wenatch
here know with all assury what expect of the Methow valley
You know the land will double and treble yearyou
know can't lose by investing the Mehow valley you
double your money years
should investigate this opportunity with of
ing oncehe land sold and going every day
hear Of sale sale enhances
valley and decreases chance getting in bottom figure
unless you get n a
The Sunday boat took four of the most in
Wenatche together with Others the Methow valley They
know what they doing and do but quick while
price lowest pontt bound and very early
date
Consider the of produce this tract will produce in
years-just think strides bound to akethnk of
the hundreds Of thousands of dollars invested Do think that
who have their lives doing things would sink their for
proposition that not asured Not much These
rsng what coming and willing
back their judgment with their money.
willing your with your it
well worth your look into Mehtow valley Don't tell
friends few years II had chance buy land IN the MehoW
valley years ago of present price Tell
friends 81 bought land few in the Methow when was
way worth at least ten times what
put the land Go up the Mehow valley buy land improve
it, and make a fortune.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-22

ARrlcrEs rAKINe HIeHER THAN LyMBER RArE.

Walnut. Buaemut and Cherry Lumber and Walnut Logs
sauared) carloads. three go. cents above the lumber rates
AN other Woods, Lumber Rates
The following articles, when loaded in straight or mixed carloads
ni sae one IL cent per 100 pounds above the Lumber Rates SUD
iect 10 the minimum weights governing shipments Of Lumber. When
loaded with arEnes taking Lumber Rates, they viii take three Isl
cents over the Lumber Rates OF the actual weight Of such articles
te total charges or the entire carload, however, not to exceed the
charges on a straight OF mixed carload Of articles taking one w
cent per 100 pounds above Lumber Rates;
ANGLE Beads. Astraguis. Balusters, Baiustrade work, Base Boards,
Blinds. inside and outside, Blocks, corner and base, Blocks, head and
plnth Carpenters M5uldngs. Panel, Casing, Closet Fittings, Closet
Seats. Closet Tanks. Conner Beads, Cornice Brackets, Creslng, Door
lambs. Doors, panel, Doors, Screen, Doors, glazed with common WIN
dow glass or unglazed (f glazed, released, Gable Ornaments Grille
Work, Interior Trimmings, Panel lambs, Wainseotting and C.eiing'
Pantry Fittings. Piasters, Porch Novels, Porch OF Piazza columns,
Porch Railing, Porch Work, Porticrre Work, Roseues, Sash, glazed
With common window glass, or unglazed (f glazed, released Scroll
Work. Shelves, Shutters, inside and oltside, Splndss, STAR Work'
Ncwels. Risers, Trcads. Ratings, Bausters, and Post Ornaments, +.
u. ma taken apart. Store Fronts. Turned Work, entering into the
construction Of Buildings, Wainscotng, Wash Tub Covers, Window,
Door. Blind and Screen Frames. set up Of Il D. Windows, Screen
Window Stools. Aprons and Hoods.
Applies when manufactured from woods other than those enuni-
Grated above as taking Lumber rates.
The basis for rates OIL Inside Finish Material will not apply on
articles named when polished or vanished.
The foregoing rates will not apply on articles named when tnana-
faclured from Mahogany Rosewood Lignun Vitae 0 Other valuable
foreign woods
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HOMIG|DES
IS RECORD WITHIN
LAST EIGHT DAYS

Eleven homlcidea. mosi OF them Of
. sensational nature, Is the record tof
oklahoma IN tho laat eight days AL
Harishornc, Mike Kanone Of McAleqs
Ter. Killed his malhcr-in-law, Mrs.
George Voss. and her |I7-yearolt
Gaushte Willie, on april IS HIS wife
hsd ielt him and was living q me
Vosa home Aaz0ne BY n0W ln jan at
ffeAlceief.
Monday of this 0eck Jim Moore
of Aleg. I'm indian gocenll released
from the Fort supply insane asylum.
shot ant Instantly allied Deputy SHEER
ltnG. w. GUIDE. after driving all o. lhe
people out of hts h0asc At The point
luf a ghn. After killing The officer ie
blew his own brains ont. T. Jahn,
son. who escaped from the Fort Sup.
lpIy insane ASYLUM sIg weeks ago, np.
lreared ai Norman recently and shot
land ns1rtally wonnlied e. W. krauit.
Ian attendant with whom he had trou.
bic when he was an Inmate OF me
Norman asylum. e is under arrest
An assassination from which sen.
satlonal developments are Uee;ed.
occurred at Glaremore Thursday night.
John nullette. the wealthy investor,
being the victim announcement Of
his enlargement 10 Miss Pearl eddie.
man Of Muskoaee had Just been
made.
Musk0gee has 6 case where the de'
tense Is The mwritien law 60 the
result ( the billing Of Mrs Beulah
Cox last week BY Mrs. Grant Huddles'
ton. Mrs. Huddleston found Mrs Cos
IN q room with Mr.. Huddleston.
-Four other h0mlcides were edded e
the list by the lynching Of West, AZ
len. Burweil and Miller a Ada eEsly
Monday morning.
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fDiF 1raftble calamity pttcn happens
'hecauHna e~S0agEieas hoalmaN lgnQrea
The rivers wariings. growing rlpplea
and faster current. Natures warnings
are kind. That dull pain pr ache II
The back warns YOU the kidneys need
attention # sou would escape fatal
maiadlas nrnpsy. Diabetes OF nrlghta
dlsense. Take Electric Rllters 4 once
and see naekacho IS and all your best
feelings return. After long suffering
from weak Kidneys and isnle hack, one
$500 bottle wholly cured me. whites
n. nlankpnehin. ~ relk Tenn On
Is zoe a III druggists
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pose Of purchasing the sites and one
If the committees reported today that
they had nnisIed their list and raised
The amount necessary Tor NE size
for Sne 81 the houses and the other
COMMITTEES stated that It Toula have
lhalfa ready nj Tins "a report u thf
meeting nexl Monday.
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SUR case NlrRoolycERlNr

Khw city. kprli 22--Tne suit case
recently found hero containing The
largo amount OF nllfoglgcorine has
been positively identified as ~ al
the cases stolen from r e. Smith
& Co.'S store recently. The stock
number enabled Mr.. Smith 10 positive
" Identity It. II. Is thought that TIE
same persons who robbed the store
probably Intended to blow vaults o
Raw gllg hanls
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Report of the Corporation
Commission of Oklahoma.
Il Data oFNasf importance and Interest to the People Of
" the New State.
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sk'
continues from yesterdag9
Rule No.
the New State.

RULE NO. T.
Base BOARDS. Be6 Stats, Blocks, corner and base becks, 4 Ss
md plInth: BOY Lumber Of Shocks, including Scarfod Berry; Box
Material IN Bundles or Racks Carpenters Mouldngs, Casing, Iom-
bined IMh and Sheahng, Curtain Poles in the rough ct 10 dimensions
and turned, Cross Arms. Fence Posts, Guhcnng, rough lath, Finc 81
CYPRESS Shingles. Lumber including Ceiling, Flooring except Wooa
CARPET. Wanseoting, Match Blocks and Circus Seats, mot uphol-
stored nor will h~ackshapc), Paving Blocks, Pckets, Piles, Rough
Saved Heun shapes for Agricultural Implements and Vehiclesi
Spoois cor barhea Wire X. d. Slaves, Heading and Hoops Stavc' bols
Tank Mategia. sawed. racked up; Telegraph and Telephone Poles,
Bridge Paing, Walnut Logs moi squared, Well Tubing, Window
Stools. Aprons and Hoods.
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Hutchinson. HANS. After trying doc
tors and different medicines fer kid.
ney. blade md rheumatic trouble.
Halls Texas Wonder cured me. II Is
the best medicine on earth Walter
d. Perry, 20 s. Main street, Sold BY
al druggists.
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suslNEss Al wAURlkA

Waurika OK. April 20 Wauflka u
10 have one x not two wholesale eroe
cry houses ia TIE next sixty days. The
chamber q commerce al their last
REGULAR meeting appointed lWo com.
mltleqs Il raise money iof TIE nals
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RUE Ne. 3.

The less than carload rate Of all articles taking lumber rates or
higher as specified herein, shall be three hundred per cent 1000 per
cent? III the rates named herein on lumber in carloads The minimum
charge on less than carload shipments shall be twenty-five (2s) cents
for shipments moving over one line and ~thirty-fve (35) cents for
shipments moving over two or mere lines not under the same manage
mont and conSsoi, either directly 0g indirectly
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RULE No \

The following articles, when loaoed 10 straight or mixed carloads
will take three CAD cents PEI 100 pounds above the lumber rates
Axe handles turned, NOT otherwise finished; lasts, in rough sleigh
wood. turned. not otherwise, finished, shapes for vehicles, dressed
blocks.
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PROPOSED ORDER NJ. /

la re-, p~romuigahng an order requisng railroad end railway
companies to submit their location, plans and specifications for depots
to the Commission for approval M
Proposed Janaury 10, 1908. 4s
Evidence heard February 10, 1905, and 8n orde issued as fol-
lows:
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PROPOSED ORDER NO. /

In re- promulgating the amount o. Be charged foF telephone
service.
Proposed December 10, 1907. 6a
Evidence heard March ~, I8 and 10 1908.
Dismissed ON November 10, 1908, as the same was covered in Plo-
posed Order No. sI and Order No Yof.
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weight Of standards, strips and supports used on carload shipments Of
lumber except logs. loaded on flat or gondoa cars, hut in no case
must less than The minimum carload weight specified in tariff be
charged on each car
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ORDER NO. -

To all railroad and railway companies operating railroads il The state
Of Oklahoma
You are hereby notified that q proposed order was published in
the Guthrie Daily Leader, Of Guthrie, Oklahoma. as required by law,
and in pursuance Of a hearing had thereon on the tenth day Of Feb
ruary, 1905, and al objections and amendments having been duly con-
.sdcrcd, the Corporation Commission Of tho State Of Oklahoma hereby
issues the following official order. rule, regulation and requirement;
The plans, specifications and locations Of all depos 70 be con-
structed 1T The State by any railroad or railway company, or any
change OF location Of any depot, must be submitted to and approved by
the Corporation Commission of Oklahoma before such depots arc
permanently located or constructed.
This order shall be in full force end effect on and after the 18th
day Of March, 1905.
CORPORATION COMMISSION.
fctoudN
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Only ono way-bii shall be issued TO cover entire movement Of
any shipment OF any articles named herein. All shipments mus be
through billed from point Of origin 70 final destfuuign Emil p7We
and post office, and telegraph address, il different, Of consignor must
BIZ shown in consgnors column on way-bil carload freight ony)
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RUE Nc

Rough lumber (6esined FOE Mills cosd wood, saw-dust, slabs
rough loes, bolts, and bolts for excelsior. 10 straight or mixed carloads
shall take t~hftyth1ee and onc-third per cent (33 t3 per cent? less
Than She rites named herein for lumber in carloads
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The deductions mentioned in Rules Numbers One Foug aG
Thirteen, and the additions mentioned IN Rules Numbers Three, Five
and Six, shall be made after the Arbitrary or Dhferential mentioned u
Rule Nc. Q has been added; that is: FirSt-The correct through rae
on lumber must be arrived at and then deductions from OF a6disorc
to snail be made as prescribed herein. Ws
RULE NO. t.
Cross ties, or switch ties. sawed or hcwu, IN straight or mixed
carloads, shall take ten per cent (1o per cent? less than rates named
herein on lumber in car lots.
1t is hereby ordered and directed that all railways or railroads
doing business in the State Of Oklahoma shall prepare Joint rates and
publish tariff whenever Same will be necessary to carry out this order.
Two copies OF tariffs must be flied with this Commission by each
carrier on or before date effective, otherwise this Commission will
direct the basis for revenue divisions wherever carriers fail 10 agree
This order shall be in full force and effect on March end, Gas
amended August 27th) 1908, a date after publication once a week for
four consecutive weeks in The Guthrie Daily Leader, a newspaper Of
general circulation published in the City Of Guthrie, County OF Logan,
State Of Oklahoma.
CORPORATION COMMISSION,
(Signed)
J. Z. LOVE,
Chairman,
All P. WATSON,
Commissioner
1t Il McALESTER,
COMMISSIONS.
Attest:
W. /. CHAPMAN,
Secretary.
Guthrie, Oklahoma, February 3, I9os.
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RULE No.

Shingles. eaqloaos, minimum weight twenty-four thousand (z4-
ooo) pounds. Ahotheg articles mentioned herein, In carloads. minimum
weight twenty-five housand (asono) pounds
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AtlesI
w. Z. CHAPMAN,
Secretary.
Guthrie, Oklahoma, February ~, zoos
PRoPosEp ORDERS ~. AND NO. :
a tariff on oil.

ii re, promulgating a tariff on oil.
Proposed on January 10, 1908, and on February 4, 1908.
Evidence heard February a8, 1908, and an order issued as follows
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RULE No. ,.

Fehce Posts. III straight carloads, spit and round, saal lake
asaty per cent (ao) less than lumber rates
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Order Ne. as.

To ell railroads or railways operating OF doing business in the State
Of Oklahoma, and to ali persons, firms Gnd corporations
Pursuant to publication of Proposed Order No. @, realizing to
crude petroleum and petroleum products. IN the Guthrie Daily Leader
i newspaper Of general circulation published in the City Of Guthrie,
Couaty Of Logan IN the State Of Oklahoma, and said contemplated
order having appeared therein once 4 week for four consecutive
weeks. as required by Jaw, and pursuant To a hearing held III the City
of Guthrie, on the zsfi day Of February, 1908, notice Is hereby gwen
tmt The following order shall be in full force and effect:
No railroad or combination Of railroads doing business il the
Shtt OF Oklahoma shall charge for the transportation of crude per
ifoIcun, fuel oil and petroleum products ia carloads Or less Than car
load lots between points in the State of Oklahoma a different rate or
freight thar provided " this tariff except As specifically provided
IherAfh: e,
LOCAL and JOINT DISTANCE TARIFF
APPLYING on Crude Petroleum. Fuel Oh and Petroleum
Products Named
Between
an stations in Oklahoma on The railroads and railways operating
ia said State.
lSnlNrl e and governed lu the rules named herein. and oIhcr
lCnNhNeI on lNEe ~
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Attesti
w, L. CHAPMAN,
Secretary.
Guthrie, Oklahoma, February 3, Ioc8.