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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-16
Los nuliGi(ios Y los eanin0l

Hay un asunto digno de tratarse en- Ia
prensa y que unas veces por c0savenie7,-
csas pollticas, y otras p0r no exacto CO.
nocimiento de SUI desastroso estado, Sc
abandonan; Sc trata de "los caminos
municipales.''
Els cierto que cuanto la cantidad 4
invertir en- caminos pasa de 5000 debe
ser invertida bajo la direction tecnica
de un ingeniero perito de Obras P1-
blicas, pero cuando de esa cantidad baja
el importe invertir, prestase La ejecu-
cion de las obras no muy diafanos
empleos.
Cuando Ell los municipios hay hon.
bres que en- ell ejercicio del poder ejecuti-
vo municipal, tienen como finalidad Ia
prosperidad de SUI pueblo, el interes por
la mejora, trae como secuela Immediate
la justa inversion de las cantidades, pero
Dor desgracia y con bastante frecuencia,
despues de votar los c0nceJos, cantida-
des para caminos alca1des POGO escrupu-
losos invierten en- los caminos de sus
fincas, 10 que veto el concejo municipal
para atender en- benefcio general, para
caminos de la municipalidad.
Ese NAL uso del dinero de los muni-
cipios trae como secuela ell complete
abandono de los caminos interiores Ia
casi imposibilidad para. arrastrar produc-
tos que por las condiciones de arrastre
resultan carisimos en- las poblaciones del
litoral y sin haber favorecido la cerestia,
a compradores nj vendedores hase agota-
do su valor en- las naturales dificultades
que ha tenido necesidad de veneer el pro-
ductor Y la tardia llegada, acaso en- NAL
estado, a poder del expendedor.. ..
~ como puede evitarse esa dificultad
bastante general, encubierta por las con-
veniencias de partido unas veces y otras,
por La falta de energfa de quienes deben
sosteper la buena marchs administrati-
va?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-16
NGmero 251

naao por los terrones de az1car de
Georgette.
Y el >nismo dia que el seiior Boron
Sc acostaba convencido de que aquella
|criatura estaba loco de amor pof d..
Georgette le obsequiaba con Ia. prime
ra infidelidad. -..-..- .. >.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-26
E0OlEhAN'S son DEAD
OCCURRED At MARIETTA FUN.
ERAL WILL BE HELD HERE To
MORROW LIVED HERE.

The people 0; this city VI. regret
very much 20 learn OF the : ath Of
A.eXes E.d0n, the fourteen year Oh.
son ot Nj and Mrs. a. Eid.emau u,
Marietta. The boy died a: six O'Clock
this morning after an Illness lasting
several days
The funeral serv.c. will be o5n.
Quoted in the Christian church IN Ma.
rietta tomorrow morning a. nine
O'Clock and the body Will be brought
70 Ardnore tor interment in Rose
H!ll cemetery.
The train will arrive here az 11.37
and the funeral procession VIII form
at the union depot and 20 direct 70
the cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Edd,emaa lived IN this
city FOR a number O: years and have
hundreds of Fri nds in A-dmore aai
In this section OF country who VII
regret their sad bereavement.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-26
SOCIAL QUEEN SUICIDES
MRS. PIERRE LORlLLA7D JR.
ENDS LIFE ~ NATIONS cAPl-
TAI BY AsPHYTlATlON.

Washington, March 2j.-Weary o.
the gay vhlr. Of society and face 10
face. as she believed, with years Of
physical suffering. Mrs. Pierre Lo-.l.
ard Jr., aged 40 years. wife OF the
tobacco magnate. committed suicide
by asphyN.a.ion at her home net~ the
fashionable Dupont circle in this city
today. Her tragic death has shocked
the first social circle Of the capital
as nothing else has in years.
Tonight the members OF thc Lo.U-
lard family famous becausa Of as
veal, are gathered here TO mourn
over h, "u,vi..'eo bow. lr spite
Of the corJi IS jury vsrt!i ci I,a,h
ty su!cid', members o. %rs. Loril.
lard's family declared that she died
Of heart failure Death was made more
dramatic by occurring only a few
hours after Mrs. Lorllard had been
the guest Of Mrs. Townsend at a din
ner given in honor OF Lady Paget. In
fact IL IS believed that as soon as
Mrs. Loril.ard arrived az her home at
2o30 H!llcroft place. shortly after mid
night this morning, she began 10 pre-
pare for her death.
Mrs. Lorilard, before her marriage
20 NJ. Lor.llard in 1851, vas Miss
Caroline J. Hamilton. She is survived
by two sons. one OF whom Is now
travelling in the Orient and the other
is in college.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-26
DON'T FAIL TO VISIT OUR Rh'
GAIN DEPARTMENT THIS WEEK
HAMlLTON'S SHOE STORE.


'r'- w Davis o. Ta-uw ar' ''.'
r'us 11r. ~ N-w0a~' r.r-...
w.r" placed u 'afl Jas. r'r', rhr-r
cd with larceny Lun WhiNrw re- o
has he'- 'n 'a'l fr~ 'h- pas. f.v
wc"y7 charged with vaaranrv vae
ro'oaerd vas o-day afternoon. George
Tu'tt 'he gro who was arrested
yesterday a-1 placed 'n Jail charg
"a with me- 'ho't ~ some coal from
a car IN tho railroad yo-ds was
tri'1 .his morning. and fincI s2l He
Taid ne fine and was leased Knox
Simmons and VI n Hardin two p-'s.
oncrs IN tho Jail had difficulty
yesterday afternoon IN which Hardin
had three fingers broken and Sim.
mons co' black eve.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-26
THE SCHOOL BOARD
W. ]. CRUCE AND J. S. MULLEN
BOTH FILED BY FRIENDS Fer
CANDIDATE AT LARGE.

G. II. Bruce and c. /. Anderson
filed their petitions yesterday 70 be.
come candidates for memb a-sh!p on
the school board. Today o-ha, can.i.
dates filed their petitions WITH ne
cou.'v election board. Those aIns
today are 4. c. Young. democrat.
from the Fourth ward, Y 3 Lynn
democrat, from the Second ward. J..
5. Mullen, democrat at .arg-, ". !
Crlce, independent at large. Win EFF.
creme 20 the applications Of Me-,rs
Mullen dnd Cruce 3, might Dr. said
that both their applications w,.r filed
for them Dr. friends M Cucr is
not iu tho city Whether ghara c.n.
l.m,u w... both remain Oh the ri,l..
is ao. ouSRu.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-26

I.a"'.u Okla, March 25-A pec.a.
construction ra.u from 81 Louis IN.
cluda- .or- carloads OF scrapers and
c1. ur.oa equipment AM four car.
load- ~ tor- and mules with q
large force Of workmen, passed
through Lawton today for Quanah.
,. .yas, under contract 70 build a rail.
way line extending southwest from
QuanaA, Texas, 20 Roswell, y. NJ, via
Acme and Paducah. Texas.
While 10 is announced that the line
Is 10 be- built by an independent com.
pany II IS believed here that Il Is in
reality but an extension Of the Frisco
and will later be taken over by that
company
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-26
CONSUlS AID SMUGGLING
LkCEs AND RINGS FOUND -
FRENCH NAIL. IT is sAIO.-FC7.
EIoN NATIONS LOCK POUCHES.

Washirr.o- March 25-Tr7asu.--
aad state department o'.c.1's are
much interested in published r"na.
.1us that The laces and g5.i rings,
.zed by %. G., stoms officer o.,
%-r - x On tho French steamer -.
vole. came 10 the gIlse of mail for
ne French Consulate The ml"tr
vii be Investigated thoroughly vita
view 20 adopting measures 20 pre-
vent q repetition o' such practice,
u any has taken place. Many foreign
countries enjoy the privilege o. clos d
NAL pouches for their consu,ates gen,
eral ia the United States. On!cia.
knowledge of the matter was denied
both a, ne state department an- the
French embassy.
BY an international courtesy ar.
ranged through tho pos'otice depart
m.r' nations may transmit their mail
20 their embassies. legations or cousu
la'cs general o. closed pouches, which
frequently are sealed Only two per,
sous have keys 20 the lock. on IN
'a. sending office and the other IN
'na receiving offc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-26

c1LL-5vAts HEaE True

IT, a...- o' ..- Oklahoma mo-
~-.,. Ia ..- ...-. f.. a..- .-4a 80
4.. .-....-. -...- r.....5r al.ch
....... .....
....-
''-'
te'r '''
and .l-f Vr-tors .r 'aa .r'.-as. "i
t-r.- constituents Their record On
party 'eaF oar... as Gi- lnh.1.
tbs osr1o- ." s... r' 'a'.i .u".fa.s
vto lr.'s 'la a'uro-a..c caucus
au1 delivered ,hs.- votes 90 'ae f'-
publican a't % Ca-lDr.f".
CEatp-l-s viii tJ T..l '1 re"' '--
b. 't'1 81 'aa future on 'a- Gr's-
tl01 ~ p-r.aanz tr.r' tnm'c-a' Hao
b9l.ad '1a caucus .te Oklahoma dome
ocfa's took q decided and vigorous
stand There was no wayerirg and
ts.v d.srfl-eoi trlr dl'T as they
saw 80 ard az their constituents had
n right 20 expect And = is a good
sign. Tho action o. the democratic
minority IN 'ea-.ns7ly denouuclng
those democrats who deserted and
went over 90 tho r.Gublcans at a
critical time shows that the demo.
cratic party "a congress is an organ.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-26
AMERICANS TOO WISE
BRITISH VICE ADMIRAL SAYS We
ARE TIE MOST sIooTEO PEo.
PIE ON EARTH.

New York. March 25-"Amer.cans
are the nos. b!so;et people on ea-.h,
when s. comes 70 physical research.
said Vice Admiral ". Ursbl-ue
Moore, retired. O: the British navy.
yesterday Vice Admiral Moore. who
came over here three months ago 70
investigate physical phenomena, lef,
yesterday on the st. Paul, Of tho
American line, having In his own
words. got wha: he came for" And.
wha. IS more. he IS going 20 write
book abou: ~
Ai-s- numerous physical surveys
Vice Admiral Moore says he has come
20 The conclusion that the territory
between Rochester and Denver IS the
best region IN the world for seeing
'h'res." an'' that Mrs Nav Pepper
Vanderbilt IS the best medium a-
p-oeer, walking the earth IN phyical
mold
why you do not realize that over
he-a Won have .he best possible cleo
'~lca' conditions n the world fo-
DsvcHic7cl research" he said. "and
hero Is no other country whe-e -rero
Is 50 much prejudice against T.. Now
cu-'oue'v enough in my country
vha-e ne electrical conditions and
'ha Atmosphere arc unflvo-aN'o 70
success research % this Fi-d. every.
h0av knows enough no. - laugh ~ g.
Why. hp-a VI Vanderbilt. N-s Pen
po- Vande-hi't's husband. had Iis
liberty taken awav from him because
two men swo-e he was a Sni-i'ual's'
and 7 suDDoso y 7 wo-e not a british
subject 7 could have NV llber'v taken
awav I'm 'he s7~e fashion.
"New York Is TOO near The coast
20 NJ n coo1 cor'n- fo- research huf
Rochesta- has mo most favo-ahl-
electrical co~A''iors for me 0u-Dose
~ any place have visited. II there
r. IS easy for a child 20 ligh. tho
gas bv shu'Tlng the carpet OF q
room with hts f."
Vice Admiral Moore was questioned
about ~. psychic investigations Dur-
porting 20 have been made hy mem.
ho-s ~ he Society ~ Jesus.
"tr tho Roman ratho,ics a~- with
1e IN ~ara-d 70 no working OF. ~
'ro nNoncmona" ho SAID. "Thei- con.
c'usions however, IS that such pho
rowpna arc the work ~ tho devil
70 thev aro 7 must say tho devil must
No an extraordinarily inte~csrin- for
low"
Vice Admiral Moore retired f-or
service five years agD. For va7~-
he had h"an engaged IN SURVEYING
for 'he British admiralty. He Will
make report upon his American
tour 20 the British Society for Psy
chical Research
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-26
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-26


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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-26
DON'T FAIL TO VISIT OUR BAR.
GAIN DEPARTMENT THIS WEEK.
HAmlLTONs SHOE STORE.
Fruit Growers Meet.

Th" Fruit and Truck Growers as.
ISOLATION o. Carter county Is called
20 meet a. -h" city hall in the city
a. hrdUo-" at . O'Clock on the after.
noon ~ April !, There are some I'm.
Doran' business matters for the as.
ISOLATION 20 -ransac' and also fea.
'u0" OF ~" me.tlng will Dc visit
from NJ W1l'c, the agricl'tu-a.
commissions for the Frisco railway
company vino R7ll be IN Ar'moro on
that date witch an eyhibl. OF agricul
un' n~0dHe- An invitation is ar.
u1.1 -o az farmers % meet VIII
u-.
WALTER COLBERT.
lr...f q ...+
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-26

Mrs. Porter Staples and Mrs 6
p. Jordan left this afternoon for
Marietta and will accompany the
remains OF The child OF A. Bddleman
"a THE city tomorrow.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-26

Misses Rachel Campbell and Grac-
Spaulding will accompany Judge c
" Campbell 20 Foster on the frs, Of
this month. when he goes 70 deliver
one thousand head OF beef cattle from
his ranch 20 The shipping station al
Lindsag These young ladies', both
Of whom -.lr we'll will ta6e mounts
and ass.s. IN the roundup and will
help deliver the cattle 70 Lindsay. a
distauc. OF sixteen miles.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-26

EVERY TABLE LOADED WITH
BARGAINS FOR MEN. WOMEN
AND CHILDREN AT HAmILToNs
SHOE STORE
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-26

EVERY TABLE LOADED VITA
BARGAINS FOR MEN, WOMEN
AND CHILDREN At EAmlLTON's
SHOE STORE
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-26

SEE THE TABLE FULL OF RAR.
GAINS IN cHlLDREN's oHFoAos
AND SLIPPERS AT HAmlLToN's
SHOE STORE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-26

some girls fli-t with homely men
merely from force Of habit.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-26

4. r. Boegs '- 'r the city r-er--.n-
his building on Wes, Main s.-ea, lie
all pm i1 a stock ~ five. 'e1 ard
twen'v-'.ve cent goods and hons 10
b. able % opea a fsw DAYS after The
f!rs. - 'he month He VII occupy
the former Scot. x Dryden 5Ild'ag
William 7 Cassidy Of this c'tv i7s
received an invitation from the state
officials 20 be present az the wedding
o. Miss Frances Haskell 70 :. G..
N!b'acE !n Guthrie. The ceremonies
viii De had on the 3ls' OF th.- month
NJ Cassidy viii attend.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-26

Sell that Old furniture by placing
q want ad in The Ardmoreite.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-26
SHOULDN'T DISTURB PEACE

ire C-sst-- - --ss-- --s-s-1 "a.
-.--s 5---s- ~ E~s.s-1.- -s
&c s-'s., p s--s "t- c'sst
E-'s.1 tpp-c.ss.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-26

1t doesn't - very swift retri-
button 20 oyertaka some swift men.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-26

Look FOR the Water Wagon" about
April ist-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-26
DENOUNCED
BIG NAVIES

s-rE-- L- SEH YORK 5EL-E
rEs- .l- sy CL-SE5 --E
-EE- "EgSE-E
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-26

Look for the Water Wagon" about
April lst.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-26

SEE T-E TABLE FULL or BAR
GAINS ~ CHlLORENs OHFoRDs
AND SLIPPERS At HAmlLTONs
SHOE STORE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-26
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-30
WESTERN PACIFIC HAS
SELECTED ONLY THREE

- You can deny in my name, as d di-
rector of the Western Pacific and a
member of its executive committee,
that, except President f.. r, JcfferY,
aud the two vicc-prcsidcnts, Schacks
and Levy. no appointments whatever
have been made so far on the West.
crn Pacific said james G. Jcffcry.
interstate commerce attorney for the
Missouri Pacific. on Friday. Mr.. JET
frey is tho son Of President r.. Y, JEFF
fiery of the Denver & Rio Graudc and
also Of the Western Pacific, and is him
self in the governing circles of the
Western i'aciic.
81 woulG have no objection whatever
TO telling tho public if any appoint.
mcntS had been made he added.
'' Many have been made in various
newspapers, but none of them is correct,
for the simple reason that VIC ourselves
do not yet know who is TO take the
places. IL all depends on circumstances.
"Just as soon as the matter is dc.
cldcd II viii he announced TIL that
time al appointments are pure imagina-
tlon, with no foundation whatever.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-30

brings tho cheese receives on II only
Nl.Oo per 100 pounds through from Ant
Wcrp. Belgium. 10 Vancouver The rate
from Vancouver To san Francisco by
steamer rs . cents, n is said that th"
ldlilts of TN" American trausrontincntsl A |
hhes name rate OF So per 100 pounds
from Now York and Sc from Antwerp.
Tho Illinois railway commission will
hnld hearing In Chicago To determine
mo r"1Son1blcncss Of tho rates charged
ny me rMnlcss companies doing business
IN ihc state. ON July the commission
passed resolutions stating that II had
received many complaints OF "Norbitaui
express ratcS, calling attention tn Tho
lacl thdt tlc attorney general had held
that II could IiN maximum rcasona bic rX-
press rates and requiring the companies
To lilo with II their schedules OF rates
several companies have filed their eched-
nl"s. but all deny the Jurisdiction Of the
commission.
Informal complaint has boon made to
IN" attorney general Of Ohio and The de-
pdrtm"nt ~ Justice AT Washington call
ing attention to the large freight bills
owed by The sunday Creek Coal Complny
10 tho" Hooking Valley railway Ii is
charged That allowing one shipper uDliru-
iicd credit and 10 run freight bills into
millions. while requiring other shippers
10 pay cash is an unjust discrimination
" Is understood that the independent
coal operators uf Ohio are back Of the
complaint
\ grand jury in the federal court at
cincinnati. o., has returned an indict-
ment against the Lake Shore &. Mich
lsan southern FOR The alleged acceptance
by this road Of rebates The allegation
Is that on shipment of Ties from Ten
ncsscc To Brian. O.. the Lake shore cot
n rcbni" OF i.6 cents per 100 pounds from
~" Cincinnati Northern which hauled
the Ties from Cincinnati 10 Brian.
INC appcllatc division Of the supreme
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-30
3OYears of Success
The Rexall Stores Offer Remedy
fol Catarrh The Medicine Costs
Nothing IL 1t Fails.

When Il medicine effects sllccesslUi
treatment IN a very large mAlpIllN "'
eases, and when we rjicr lhai p'cdcln'
on our own personal guarantee That ~
viii cost the user nothing II Vt dorH
not compiCtclN relieve catarrb, ~ rs
only reasonable that people should be
licyc US. or al least put our claim To-
practical test whcu sc take all th" riSN.
These arc facts which We want thc
people 60 suhstautiaic. We want ihcn
so try EcSall Mucn.Tonc. Il medicine
prepared from prescription o' u ph'-
Sician with whom ca'orrn was = spo-
cialtv. and who has record oil thlfiN
wears OF cnyiabc success so Ms Iec'
ord
We receive moro good reports about
EcNalI Mucu. Tone than wc do oi All
other catarrh remedies sold IN our
store. and if more people only hhcw
what q thoroughly dependable remedy
EcHall Mu"u Tone is. il would be- inc
only ca;arrh remedy we would have
any dcmaud Tor.
Gcxall Mucu Tone is quickly absorbed
aud by its therapeutic elect tends 20
disinicct and cleanse the entire mn
cOus mcmbraucOus tract. To DESTROY aud
remove the parasites which lnJntc in'
mCmbrancous tissues, 10 soolhc tbc ifrl-
tatiou and heal the soreness. stop Inc
mucous discharge bujld M Strong:
healthy tissue aud relieve The blood
and system Of diseased matter. LIS IN
flucnrr is toward stimulating tbc nuro
cells, aiding digestion and improving
nutrition until The whole body vibratcs
with healthy activity. In II compare
tivcIv short time il brings about no,
ticcablc gaiu III weight, strength, good
color and feeling of buovancY.
We urge Won 10 try kcNnll Mncu.
Tone. beginning Il trca tmcnt today ~
my limo WI, arc NOT satisfied simply
come and lcll rs. and we will quickly
return vo,w mUuc@ without question
or quibbic. We have RrXail Mmcu,
Tone IN two Sizes, ~ rcnis and ~ 90.
Rcmcmhor Won can Obtain Reyail Rem.
cdics in salt Lake only at our stores.
The RcXall storcs-Smith Drug Co, and
Druchl & Erankcu.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-30
OTHER PLACES HAVE
RATE TROUBLES, TOO

The Southwestern Traffic association
has prepared petition which 1t will
file with the interstate commerce com
mission, asking for a reduction in
through water and rail rates from the
Atlantic seaboard via the Gulf ports
TO points in the southwest.
The petition states that the develop
ment Of the resources Of the states Of
Kansas. Colorado, Oklahoma and Texas
demand that commerce shall be al.
lowed to move freely through the gate
ways on the Gulf Of Mexico and shall
not be obstructcd by excessive and un~
reasonable freight rates between the
east and the southwest via routes pass.
ing through such gateways.
1t sets up that the through class and
commodity rates between what is
known as Atlantic seaboard territory
and Denver, Colo; Wichita, Kan !.
Oklahoma CITY, Okla, and other points
in these states are, generally speaking,
based on the all-rail rates or on the
sea and rail rates via Atlantic ports.
The rates from the seaboard TO n
point on the Missouri river arc made
by combination of the rate from the
seaboard TO the Mississippi river and
the rate from the Mississippi TO the
Missouri river. The rate from the
cast via Galveston TO the same point
the combination aI-rail rate.
In making rates 10 points in Kansas.
Colorado, Oklahoma. etc. the local rate
from the Missouri or the Mississippi
river is added TO the rail rate to the
river, and the rate TO Il point in one
Of these states via Galveston is the
same as this all-rail rate.
The petitioners contend that the
natural and most economical route for
making shipments from the Atlantic
seaboard 10 points in the southwest is
via Ga alveston and other points on the
Gulf of Mexico, and that there are no
natural or commercial conditions that
justify the carriers in maintaining a
higher rate from the Atlantic seaboard
TO points in southwest territory via the
Gulf ports than is charged for like
shipments from scaboard territory to
points on the Missouri river over any
existing route,
The commission is therefore asked 10
prescribe rates from the Atlantic sea