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Evening journal., 1909-04-01
Personal and Pertinent

"My dear" said Mr.. Puton, he looked up from
his 1T is estimated that II relatively
as strong beetle he could lift 1eso0O pounds.
rs that so2" rejoned Mrs Putton she glanced at
the cat and allowed her left eyelid drop slowly I
look for a beetle the first thing in the morning"
why dear2' queried the alleged head Of the domi-
cie.
Perhaps II find one" replied Mrs r.. Il may be
able 10 get the carried-into the summer kitchen
I've asked at least dozen times TO do Il but n
stil occupies its winter quarters Chicago News
Usually 1t Is the churchman who gets the last word
one night loud person who sat at dinner with the
Bishop Of Massachusetts kept making stupid Jokes and
at each one laughed uproaringy Entirely unacquained
with the churchman he finally Il have three sons
fine lads-al in business always said il I had a
stupid son I'd make parson out OF him."
When he had finished his discordant laugh the bshon
said. with quiet smile Your father thought different
OF you."
woman who visited the British Museum recently in
quired Of an attendant Have you no skull of Cron
well? have been looking all around for a skull Of
Oliver Cromwell"
NO madam" replied the attendant we've never
How very odd" she exclaimed. "They have a fine
one in the museum at Oxfordi"-Ladies Home Journal
Evening journal., 1909-04-01

OF such operations are competent and careful
men. AS we have often said municipal owner
ship and municipal activity in public work al
ways depend upon the brand of municipal Of
hcials
1t is also gratifying to observe that there is
a spirit of good feeling among the directors Of
the department True, on occasions. the direc-
tors have had their dsagreements as all men do.
but on the whole the department has gone along
rather smoothly and the welfare of the city has
not suffered through personal or political diff
ferences that have cropped out in the board
We are sure that Mr.. Melvin in retiring from
the Board carries with him the best wishes of
his associates, Colonel Sparks and Mr.. Gray as
he certainly has the best wishes of his many
friends throughout the city
Evening journal., 1909-04-01

lust how the Standard Oil Company does
things is shown by a suit brought in the Berks
County, "a, courts. The company wanted to
run pipe line through the land of a certain
farmer Before the court could issue an iniunc-
ton TO prevent this invasion of private property.
the Standard people. with force of two hum
dred men, laid its pipes despite the protests of
the property owners The owners were then
forced 70 seek redress in the courts for this law
less proceeding but the issue was not brought
to settlement until the property was sold when
the purchasers feared that their title would be
detective. The suit was finally compromised for
a trifie less than half the amount which the own
ers OF the property claimed in damages A re-
port OF the proceedings. says that the STANDARD
Company played a trick Yes, it may be trick,
but Tor such tricks an ordinary man might be
sent to prison. But then the mopopolistic cor
poratons are not ordinary people.
Evening journal., 1909-04-01

Mr. Hartman the railroad magnate, uninten-
tiony helps along the cause of socialism when
he urges that all the railroads of the country be
combined under one management Were this
to be DONE the governments regulation of rail-
road companies would necessarily become more
stringent, and eventually the government owner
petus. All users of railroads would be at the
mercy of a giant railroad trust, although practi-
cay they are in that plight now. In railroads
and similar public service corporations there is
no real competition. In fact the doctrine of
competition among public service corporations
is about PLAYED out.
Evening journal., 1909-04-01
Calarrh Cannot be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat Of the disease
Catarrh is a blood or constitutional dis
ease, and in order 20 cure It you must
take internal remedies.-~IIalrs Catarrh
rectly on the blood and mucous surfaces
Halls Catarrh Cure is not uuack med
lcine. It was prescribed by one OF the
best physicians in this country for wears
and Is regular prescription. It is COM
posed Of the best tonlcs known. COM
bined with the best blood purifiers act
perfect combination OF the two inpredi-
ents is what produces such wonderful
results in curing Catarrh. Send for tes-
timonials free.
f. j, CHENEY & CO.. Props, Toledo. o.
n Sold by Druggists. price 75c
tion.
Evening journal., 1909-04-01

Reading is rejoicing in the prospects of large
new hotel. The Board of Trade is behind the
movement for fine hostelry and Reading capi-
tai intends to erect one. A corporation with a
capital of half million will be organized to
further the project. Reading in this matter
gives hint of what should be done in this city.
Evening journal., 1909-04-01
MILD LIQUID CURES ECZEMA.

Skin sufferers! Drop greasy salves
and nasty medicines. That mild. sooth-
ing liquid, d. d. d. Prescription, stops
the awful itch with the first drops A
doctors prescription of acknowledged
value. Get bottle at Miller Drug Co.'S,
4O4-40G Market st.
Evening journal., 1909-04-01

from irregulari-
ties, terrible drag
ging sensations,
extreme nervous
ness, and that all
gone feeling in my
stomach. L had
given up hope of
ever being well
when / began to
take Lydia E.Pink-
hams Vegetable
Compound. Then
l felt as though
nav life had haan
Evening journal., 1909-04-01
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Evening journal., 1909-04-01
AFTER
FOURYEARS
OF MISERY
Cured by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound

Baltimore, Md. - " For four years,
my life was misery to me. I suffered
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CHRISTIAN
ENDEAVOR NEWS

Topic, April a; Life Lessons for Me
From the Book of Proverbs. Prov. 8:1-
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Advertisers (New York City) has Of this country
certified the circulation The Association
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We make Brass Signs. Bucher's.'
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New York once: COZ Cambridge Building. Corner With
avenue and Thirty~third Street
Chicago omces g1 Boyce Buidine
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TELEPHONES.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
nonth payable in advance BY carrier SIX cents week
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-10
Horne Creek Power Project.

A called meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of the Fort Lyon Canal was held
one day last week. at which a large
number Of farmers were In attend.
ance. The matter Of the disposing
OF the proposed water power at
Horne Creek nume was taken up and
freely discussed. A resolution passed
by the board Of directors provides
that each stockholder be given thirty
days notice OF . called meeting ~
the directors. and stockholders shall
be provided also With . copy Of the
proposed contract to Be voted upon.
giving the stockAolders the privilege
Of accepting o. rejecting the contract.
II was decidsd that The ratio be IN.
creased 70 10 per cent to meet the
reQuiFsoeats of the new rating CIV.
ing aoes water lsss nunber Of days.
Journal
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-10

ture OF nailless horseshoes, but no
matter what the inducements else.
where he Is Of the opinion that there
Is no place like good old Colorado to
live and have your being. His fam
lily Is now visiting relatives In Pleas
antville. Iowa. but are expected TO
arrive In La Junta during the next
week and will again take up their
residence At the old home on Cim-
arron avenue.
Mr.. Steward was In the wreck OF
No. 8. Thursday morning. At Pomona.
Kan. when three coaches turned ,ur-
tie on . track weakened BY excessive
rains. and slid into . river. Mr..
Steward vas asleep At the time OF
the accident. but succeeded In CLINT
Ag out On top a the cars and rem
dseed material assistance In rescu-
tas othss DasssasssS.
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-10
Another Crack at Ia Junts.

Another crack 81 the La Jun;s
"inyincinles" is what the Trinidad
base ball team gets this week. the Il
Junta team coming here Saturday snt
Sunday for two games. And 70 con.
fident are the La Junta fans ,ha,
they VII win these games that they
are going 10 come along and roo,
loudly. An excursion from Ia Junta
Is being planned and II Is believed
that 4 hundred or more fans will be
here II q rate can be secured from
the Santa -. -
The Ia JuntA team is the strong.
est one that the Trinidad's have been
up against thus far this season. and
the two teams have an even break
on the four games that they have
played.
La Junta had two hard hitting
western leagueru, including the az
gressive Hogrieves from Pueblo, VII. I
Trinidad played there three weeks
ago. These men are not In their line
up. as they were only borrowed for
the day. and Denniston Is the only de
pendable pitcher that Ia Junts has
Al present. Pratt having gone to q
sanitarium in Michigan for treat
ment But that the La Junts outfit
will do considerable loading is. Of
course, to be expected. because they
will want these games badly.-Trin-
idad Chronicle News.
La Jun,a leaves for Trinidad this
morning and the fans OF that burg
will probably be surprised when they
find "Spook" Pratt In the lineup He
has not been In a saniiarium. and
has no Intention o. entering one,yar-
ious and sundry rumors to the con
trary Notwithstanding The lineup q
the team to-day Is much better than
1t was when We last met Trinidad.
and II We have fair treatment from
the umpire. La Junta hopes 10 win
both games II will be big day In
Trinidad-especially IN the evening.
a. Trinidad's fireworks display. which
had TO be postponed July 9th on ac-
count o. wet weather. will take place
on Sunday night II is expected that
nearly 100 fans will make the trip
to Trinidad Sunday.
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-10
Min. s.r.'sh. Day. Of s... s.'i.

Our star aggree alton of ball toss.
erS has had a very strenuous week
OF base ball, and with the games
NJ Trinidad to-day and tomorrow will
have had nine straight games. win.
ming all OF the games but one-pro.
vtding they win both games a, Trim.
dad.
Commencing last Saturday there
was three days session with the
An.C0loTsdo team. composed mostly
OF players from Pueblo. The local
boys won the first game BY . score
Of I to 4. and the Sunday game 6 10
I. Both teams went to Manzanols
ON Monday. July 5th. and were the
AtaY attraction At the celebration In
that city. The game WAS q good one
Ser nine innings and the score tie.
In the fatal tenth the La Junta
team made q sensational balloon A.
cension and when the parachute land.
ed the All-Colorados had accumu.
lated five runs to La Junta's nothing.
winning the game by Z score OF 10
to 8.
During the next three days La
Junta played on the home grounds.
with much-touted champion amateur
team Of Texas. La Junta won the
first game by 4 score Of Is to 0. and
the consequence was that the Texas
series proved . very poor attraction
for the succeeding two days. The
second game Is said TO have been
= very good one. and was won by
La JuntA by . score Of 5 to 3.
Thursdays game was one Of the
best Of the series. Very few errors
were made by either team. La Jun
u got 4 lead Of five scores in the
fist inning. and were only able To
add two more scores during the re-
mainder OF the game. making n total
Of seven. The visitors secured one
run In the sixth and one in the
eighth inning. the latter being a home
run by Campbell. Second Baseman
McGann. OF the home team. knocked
the ball over the fence in the fourth
inning. but In running failed 10
touch first base and was called out
by the umpire.
The story told by the official
score OF Thursdays game is as fol-
lows:
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-10

nj OF No. s. which carried them back
to La Junia and gave them a new
start for Denver
Mr.. Lewis. OF La Junta. was out
Friday. surveying for Mr.. Reece on
his irrigation project.
The Garret brothers have one OF
their reservoirs completed. and are
working on the other one.
+. Blevins. II. d. Cochran. W. s.
Lawrence and Rainey made . bust
ness trip to La Junta Tuesday.
There vas something doing In Tim.
pas Wednesday night. The result
was an empty keG and some full.
The Circle Diamond shipped twen-
ty-eisht cars Of cattle and one Of
horses to Wyoming the first OF July.
Yes. We have had another run Of
water In the Tenp IrrisAttoa 4 Land
Ceapaay's ditch. and cora. &C.. is
lookiag fiae.
he astssian veil nea have actual
y bagva vosk. Buy your lots aev
beeoes water y struck u yos want
thso at gFessA psics.
I've q tAs Mexican families that
have bsse voekins o. The section
hses oevs1 70 Aver wednesday 10
veek % tAs ssetioa tAses.
IN Browning \ harvesting . fiss
crop e visese vhsae III vssk.
vhieA ~ raiss1 vithsse issioAtisa.
Juse thiak vAas ~ ~ - as9t ysas
VIII pssaey q water y tsioaas v,eA.
Jsas y. oeealilas. = rsoslA, Kaa.
sDsaG ~ -. ~ - 81 vtkA ~
ssao11aaoAass. Nh. ~ oesyse
lls. ooeo1ne3s4 4.eU- MI, ~
nsenAhG6e dslni1al. as1 - VI
- aoo tAes = L. An0slss. vAsee
- ~ rs1nelvss.
ness ~ - . has1 tios. ~
tl0s 1aoss q ~ Lavssaee ~
o11U1aV 49, ~ i5tA. dvso y
Woe1 0go9asa ~ ~ Nyst3e Do
~. osssybsly ssoe = ~ eo(
s1slAss. lounbsss ~ - ~ -
- svsa1ng g = soa1s go. nso
0sS1ne ~ 0ogve eoloDs - -
Vsdbss = ~ sss1s8anl
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-10
LIE shs est. TINY Az es~s ess.

Charles d. Steward. . former veil.
ksova us1sssAssin aaA eil.tins CHI
~ q oteeo cesnty. arrived u II
Jsata ysstsr1ay nGsniAg aaA says ~
Sstsels - 0abs tliis be pssoAasol
abs1iag Doacs Sorwse ooes. NJ.
otsvof1 - bssa leeatsd b Lseansa,
~. lssiag. ~ ~ tve ysass.vhses
- ~ boea eoeAee1 u ~ aAouene.
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-10

OF business cares II rest to the
mind and body. Most people know
enough to enter in the spirit OF the
game and get the full benefit Of IT.
The ladies can enjoy 1t, too. A few
hours away from her household cares
viii benefit every lady. Come out
and root for our boys.
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-10
ess,sA = ~ eaa.a

l. 5unAats ~ vsee = l1aagp.
~ = - s1A - plsosl ~ ~
oe1ogo1ss. ~ \. ~ tsse1 -
~. = . ~ e hale.AsAsts1 .nAe'
~. nv ~ 1sosaes1 ~ tson
eusoe ea ~ ~ ~ booBeA. -
G1DuD1 1aNe ~ ~ On0e eoG0e.
~ eheo1oA . nnnos g ayses. ~
~ lsonn1e1 - = 4 - - ~
l1Qun1e = ~ ngUp 1qDep - =
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-10


manager.
Our base ball team played three
games this week with a cowboy team
from Canyon City. Texas. and took
all three games. The Texas boys
were good ball tossers and la Junta
had to play well in order to defeat
them. Mr.. Sissier. lately Of Trini.
dad. umpired two Of the games. and
did II well. That meal ticket for
''one square" Is ready for him when.
ever be cails for II.
Col. W. N. Wiley and wife last
Wednesday rendered the Holly base
ball club . banquet at the Harvey
House In Syracuse. Kan. the entire
party going via sutooobiie. A
sunptuous feast was served. and the
Holly ball tossers viii remember the
occasioa should they live to be -
sid - MstAusaleh. Col. Wiley has
. heart - big - . house. and 10 one
Of TIE broAA ntnAed men Of Amer.
ica-Eoiy Chiefssia.
II two eaass ~ L. JsntA Ssn.
az as1 noo1ay betvsea Garden
City 80 Ia Juata. the fernes vas
waljops1 In betA esass. This 10 con.
viscias peool that L. Juats Aas a.
umpire n whom they have coaii.
1sees.-LAs Aaiaas Dsoecsst. 0ure,
MP. Hsaasll. Q rscest ioDoetatioa
froo Tie w aa1 voeH bass bail
tevn q LAs Anioas. setieiaasd Il
betA eaAss. Ceos asaia.
rsht1A1's regular voDlrs permitted
~ hsns e1ub - bsss . sAos ~
oua1ay. - ~ asst ~. - ~
nre1 ~ ~ nanaGsosol, thssvs b
= ~ bsnDsa - . ~. 81 ~ u
vssk - ~ sessses. haul1aalaG . ~
e 0ely 6s,lass. ~ sssa ~ ~
ua1sstahae ~ ~ q uA0lslAg u
fs1n11nl ~ essealaly k.sv NJ
y sGOsses1 e tio b ~ w q
viaa1ag OA0A-lA0as oDasAs.
II = - - ~ "lsys" NV . sss
0e91Do HbeeaNv = ~ ~ ba1
e.us ~ hsso sse tsan n ~ fsssl
~ ao1ooa ~ subeseloa1 oeso =
ward ~ fon1. VAleA ~ vsse ~
~ y iastas1nsaes. fAsv havs ~
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g b1s1aass ~ ~ ~ DeekaAi,
seone - ~ ~ eust1es aoDDs
0ea1A W1ao ~ oooeo1es oD0sl
assun4 ~ = - ~ DoaasaaG
n 80 S1>r0n,eeeno y eee,e1a -.
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-10
~. vss~ sss~~ ssss.. sssssr

Our bass baM tsaa ~ DaAyel
tvsaas- -e1oAs OAoss, ~ tvsaty.sAssa
~ ~ nvs. vAteA y csstslaly Q
tiss reese1 ~ eas svssy elelose q
Il JuaaA shesl1 ~ pfssi q. ~
esesF1s q tAsss esoss vt1 csopass
Avesabay vtGA thsss q ~ q ~
western Isagus tseas. ~ ~ q.
tso1aAss ~ bsse noAe asse q tAs
t10e - ~ eltloeoD hove ~
o1vsa ~ team ~ suoDsgt \ -
Dose ba11 \ 80 q ~ slsassse
80 Alrsst oA0ss Dlnye1. n , {
On0e q s11ll. - vAes . ~ ~
: 80 tsaa ~ ~ ~ ma3sstty
~ = ! 81 q : sSssss
4
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-10
BASEBALL DOPE.

We have plenty Of money to loan
on farms. Inquire OF Arkansas Val
ley Realty Company, c. +. Helm.
manager.
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-10

L. Junta :. ..b 00o0 -
Earned runs-La Junta ,. Canyon
City !.
Tvo-bass hits-Pesler :. Shea and
Hsanslr
Home runs-Caopbsll.
First tase on 6alls-Off Denaiotoa
.. on Lair 8.
Struck out-By Deanistos :. ~
Lair I.
Lelt on bases-La Junta 10. Caa.
20 City 8.
Doss.s play-CanpSsd - Assvss.
WA pitehss-LAis T.
Nk ~ DitcAsf-LsAs
stolss bases-Ksasell Z. Duala1 I.
2sy1ee1s I.
Sacrifice hit-rssssll.
u0oars-otssese.
Attaa1aaes ~.
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-10

] - lhsln1I snl4 = 70,
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-10

Nr. Graham spent the Fourth u
Ia Junsa.
George Smith vss sporting Q ssv
top buggy the Fourth.
Nr. and Mn. Resce were Ia Juata
.visttors Tuesday.
Mr.. Brovnins's daughter. OF sviak.
Waited hin Sunday.
The Circle DtaaoaA boys vses n
tova asaia sssAay.
Aiss ny CocArss = clerkins Sue
NJ. cocAFaa this week.
Jest received . hsgs shlpnsat &
hardware. II. D. ceeArsa.
". .. LAvrsscs b assisting n. =.
White dis . vel tAis vssk.
Arch csaaias psreAassd .. esae&
q ,esl u vSesSla rscssuy.
1sitAfsi ssss y Asalias he slain
6eva vhils hh oseAse b svst.
Aiss nassasa cscAsaa 10 vpsSaaG
u The Reese raseA tAis week.
AfeA cu0aias na1s q >un1naoa
tsi0 70 Aochy Vsed sss day ~
v. .. Lavssaes ~ aAAe ~ ~
~ . . 6eos DeecA . - ~
bsl11iAg.
Several = ess yesas pso60o q,
tse6s1 W. eslsesaaisa q NssmneoD
neo1Ay. n
hoss Dosvtas ~ hssry t6nvoe
D0eAassl busiasss ises - 00nna
strsse y Tiaeos.
niss DsstAA Kil,sa ~ M ~
Lsvla0, q Dssvse. ~ vis,t,pa -
ssosA ~ 0assss tsesAsri ~
vUok
ness vsssy. vaysvssa svrnuud
oeeEoeo - ussag ~ :, iS a.
= e4ee1k aee11lR - ~
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RuLE No d

Rates named coumn Three shall apply cotton seed meal
pounds.
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vERsED IN MANY TONGUES
~ London Hotels There are Walters
Who Speak half q Dozen Iansuapea

From the New York Press:
IN spite Of the tact thai In New
York the beast la shat we Get the
aest Of everything, pe rank distinctly
second class in the matter Of walt
efg. We have lew head walters
OF international reputation, but they
speedily graduate into tiia higher
braiiehes Of the hotel buslness Hut
the men at the big London hotels
cannot be lufed here by any money
offers. Many OF them are famous and
rlch for although We fee our walters
we'll in this country the travelling
American Is much more generous and
the men OF Bealth and title abroad
always give their tips in gold.
Il pays 10 be q good waiter IN the
old country and man win often re-.
main g lifetime with Que house and
even al one table. commanding the
respect 0f those be- serves. he al
ways speaks four OF Ave languages.
aud Il IS astonishing TO the American
abroad 10 hear his walter passing
from one table 10 table e0nyerslng
easily IN German, French, italian and
English.
Even at the choph0ubes IN London
there are stiII well known walters,
but typical stately, dlgnihed walters
OF the Dickens era are rare. The
Cheshire Cheese has portraits on It's
walls OF some OF the famous men
who have served there. Nothing on
earth can equal a gond English walt.
ar. Even cur oldfashioned negro
servllor, bred in the South who may
have been In a fine old family before
the war drove him into public serv.
Ice Is not sufficiently repressed to
compare with the English man-aerv-
ant. Ills carriage, his manner Of hold
ing his face impaasiye and his eye
automatically unaware Of everything
but his own work are Incompatible
At the same time he sees and notes
every shade OF disapproyal or the re-
verse on the faces Of the diners He
anticipates wishes like a mind reader
and his Yes sir" and Thankeye, sir
are Ike benedlctiona.
The so.called French walters mere
are usually from swliznfland, Wien.
ma or Australia. IN Paris they tell us
there ere no French walters In Amer.
tea But. OF course. we know 0f
some good ones. Thhy do not rank.
however, with tho men who serve al
palllaras the Continental the Cafe de
Paris. The Cafe dc IL palx. Marguery's
and other well known places.
Dining rnum etiquette IL rlsid
abroad. and you must dress according
10 rule and dine according to custom
IN the main dining rooms Of the large
hotels. Dinner IL rite IN london
ana waiter win class you aa 4
cheap ioif Il ynu attempt 10 substi-
lute bird and bottle for the usual
! thing. There are eafcs and eo.eaIled
/ American gfllls where Won may herd
| n you wish to indulge IN absurdlllea
/ like CID after o'clock
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main structure while II takes large
number for the laundry, Kitchen and
sanitary departments and IN the latter
We deyole special attention ~ order
to protect the health Of the men. All
are fed we'll and few complaints nave
been made on this score.
"severa, Of the boys who have come
from Ardmure and Carter county arc
making good men. Frank Turner Is q
member Of the road and farm gang,
Joe Robinson 70 working IN the plumb
Ing shop and the others al have con
genial employment.
Il had hard time getting the appro'
prlatlon and maintenance bills through
the legislature but we now have a
fund OF nearly $7b0,OO0, which VIII
be expended In buildings and In the
keep Of the men. The women prisoa-
ers, some twenty IN number are az
present being kept as Vinlta.
while In the east on an inspection
trip, / visited all the big prisons aud
the one at Railway, N. J.. Is the most
complete, best equipped and sanltars
prlson saw Oklahoma II going 70
have though a penal institution that
win oulclass anything In the United
states when u II completed
Mr. Dl.k receives salary OF S3,BVu
year ae warden and his term ex'
pires In four years. The former mayor
lokingly said that he was quite slad
that bis term began and expired be-
tween state electionE, for said he,
Immediately after an election ls oyef
Ii things don't happen 20 80 Just ~
you would like them, ihere is likely
10 be some feeling and y q tepgN
has hIs term expire between elections,
Il gives him time 10 warm up to the
other fellow"
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RULE No

Carriers must route shipments that the lowest that
be made any line lines shall be applied unless shipper specifically
directs h writing different and therein at the higher
rate shall be applied for movement that line except that where
ou and shipper specifically designate either 81 said roue
e originating ue route shipment either Of said apply
ing tie lowest applicable via any Of said routes The Dc
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