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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-03-25


People often wonder. particular
ly those vho have travelled for hun
dreds of miles through the corn belt
What becomes of corn which is grown
every year. In the year 1908. when
the total crop was 1850. 900 900
bushels. 24l 600. 900 bushels we're
consumed IN -four and grist mill pro-
ducts. SOC. 900 bushels in the manu-
facture of starch. 5000. 900 for malt
liquors. IL 1000. 900 bushels in the
production of distilled liquors, 40.-
ooo. 900 for glucose. 100 .000. 900 for
export. and Is. zoo. 900 for seed.
making a total of SIS, o00. 900 BUSH
els. or 1873 per cent of the entire
crop. The remaining so.7 per cent.
or Ais. 0o0. 900 bushels. seems to
have been used entirely for feeding
purposes.-Com Reporter.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-03-25

Just keep your eye on the famous
Nezperce prairie for the next two or
three years. There's going to be
something doing. And don't over
look the fact that the town of Nex-
perez will still be on the map too
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-03-25

We have several good buys Ia
NezPerce city property. Nezperce
Land Company.
If you want to sell or trade your
ranch list 1t with The Nezperce
Land Company.
B. F. Richardson the Jeweler all
work on watches and clocks gusrn-
teed for one year. If
Ask for a Henry The Nv or a
Rey Cigar at the Old Cor
ner. None better.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-03-25
KoTIcE FOR PUBLICATION.

Departments Of the Intersof. Land once At
Lewiston. idxho. February .. 1907
Notice IL hereby given that Robert n.
Boughfou. Of sexpsres, Idaho. who. on Fab.
LIST. 1904. made Homestead Enfry No. loszo.
serial no. 0I179. Tor 1W u NE sEZ NV V.
aud EHswZ Section %, Township y North,
Of Intention 10 make dnal tyesr Proof. 70
establish claim to the land xbovs described.
before ". w. H. mmeli, US. Com missioner,
1905.
Claimant n mes a. Witnesses: Mi1dsn &.
X: Luther, Ralph = 3tigum. Levy n. Dybvig.
Alauson Farmer. all OF Nexperce. Idaho.
First pub. FEB II. 8.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-03-25

A lady Who kept a little curley
poodle lost her pet and called on
the police to find it. The next day
one of the force came with the dog.
very vet and dirty.
The lady vas ove- joyed. and ask
cd a number of silly questions IA
N -ng others:
"Where did you find my dear
darling7"
why. ma'am," said the officer,
ga fellow had him on a pole and
washing windows With him."
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-03-25
n FOR PUBLICATION
US Land once at Lewiston. Idaho.
Mmrrhl fQlQ

March 2. 1903.
NOTICE Ia hereby given that william Gsrksy
Of Greer. Idaho. Who. on February IA. 1901.
made Homestead Entry No. s832. Serial No.
0ez2o. for Lots . and 3. and ssX SEA. section
3. Township IS orth. Range 2 kast. Boise
Meridian. has nled notice Of intention 20
make Final ave year Proof. 10 establish claim
10 the land above described. before ". ".
H2mnell. q. D. Commissioner. AZ Nezperce.
IDAHO on tne 4th day OF April 1893.
Claimant names as Witnesses: Roy T. WIKI
inson, John T. Bell. wilson Martin. August
Gsrksy. all of Greer. idaho.
IA T. H. BxzTLKrr. Register.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-03-25

1t is said that Kamiah girls attend
church so seldom that when they do
60, and hear the preacher say
Dearly beloved" they feel for a
minute as it they received a propos-
ak.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-03-25

Uncle Joe Cannon has been elect
ed speaker of the 6lss congress but
they have tied a few strings to some
of bis rules
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-03-25

Princess Flour Is the best for
bread. cake and pastry.
Princess Flour Is the puress and
sweetest -four ever made.
Princess Flour makes bread like
.'Angle Food Cake"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-03-25

Since the passage of the county
local option bill by the last session
of the legislature in this state. some
of the advocates of the q are
already planning to circulate petit
tious to secure the necessary forty
per cent required by the bill to call
a special election to vote on this
question in this county. In order to
be certain of securing the requisite
number of petitioners. arrangements
are being made to start q campaign
by thoss favoring the movement by
having temperance lectures through
out the county.
The Herald having had about all
the campaigning that it cares for
does not intend to engage in this
fight one way or the other, and will
not encourage or discourage this
movement but feels at liberty to offer
a suggestion or two, as it considers
this a question of no small Importance
and would suggest that all consider
this thoroughally for various reasons.
As far as this part of the county is
concerned, We are about as dry as
any Law can make US and the near
est place where the thirsty from here
could quench their thirst is in a diff
ferent county where we have nothing
to say. Then the object of those adj
vocating this would be one of three
reasons for the benefit CT the tax
payer; for the love of doing good
for their fellow men in other parts of
the country or through a spirit of
revenge, or what is sometimes called
playing even" As to it being =
benefit to the taxpayer, that is a
question that is hard to determine
and n that is disputed Most of
the litigation in this county has been
caused owe other questions than the
question and has proven quite
expensive. If any one believes that
he is actually doing the people in
general a good deed by voting for
4 dry county, and that it is his duty F.
do SO. he should vote for it and
york for it. But any one who votes
local option through a ~revenGeful
'pirit or simply to "get even With
lone n else, he should stop and
consider the matter carefully before
% doing. This sort of work is prac- l
iced too much by too many people, 5
md while the object may be accom- ?
temporarily, a reaction fire. J
takes place and as a result Q
ii are damaged In the end. The Q
;ost of holding an election would .
mount to several thousand dollars to
he county and if the required number o
# signatures should be secured and g
hen the vote should fall short of ale
majority the trouble and cost would I
II be lost. There Is no doubt but E.
many would sign the petition to hold 81
be election and when II would come &c
D a vote would either stay away or c
ote the opposite. While this same &C
hing would hold true the other way, q
pine who would refuse to sign the u
etition would vote for local option %
put to a test. We simply call
Itention to these things at this time %
} when the question is put to you
: the petition is presented, that you
i'll TO some extent avoid the too
equent practice of signing any and
petition presented to you be-
luse you do not like to refuse a re- q
lest from a friend, although you
slieve different. IN
2r|
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-03-25

Princess Flour insures good bread
all the time.
Princess Flour insures good bread
all the time.
Princess Flour makes a nice white
loaf.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-03-25
1909 New
Years Sale
still Continues

Best Chocolates, SOC per 10.
Cream Candies. 20c per ID.
Penny Good, 6 for SC.
Walnuts. zoe per h.,
Almonds. 20c perlb.,
Peanuts. lSc per b., a lbs. for as.
Oranges. 40c per dozen.
Lemons, 5Sc per dozen.
Bananas. 40c per dozen.
Brier Pipes. choice 20c.
All other pipes 20 per cent off.
5000 Good Cigars at 8 for 2sc.
Opias. z for 2Sc.
Little Chancellors, 7 for 2Sc.
Clear Havana Cigars. S for SOC.
Pride of Virginia, 3 pkgs for 25c.
All kinds of Sc package tobacco,
o for 25c.
Three Feathers. 3 pkgs for 2sc.
Postal Cards, 5 for SC.
Box Stationery at cost. some
worth up to 7Sc going at loo.
Fine line of Tablets with Envel-
opes to match, just arrived.
3 packages Gum for l0c-
Best Wood Tooth-picks, Sc per pkg
Paper Napkins at Cost.
Pint Bottle Carter's Ink at Cost.
Purses and Bill-books at Cost.
We can Save You Money on any
Article In Our Store.
R. E. Milestone
NEzPERCE, IDAHO
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-03-25

Princess Flour is best for bread.
cake and pastry.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-03-25

HIRAM LODGE No. SO. A. :. 4 A
II NJ. al Nezperce. id%l,o. Rewuis'
communications ON the Friday even
ing ON or lsf"re the full moon - ssel
month in the | o. q. r H~n visitin.
Br,therr are eordi ,,is issvite.i a. ..
tend j.. II. LEWIS. W. M
II G Anderson. Sec
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-03-25
w. r. FLORA
Express from Vollmer
10 Nezperce

Drop me Card ~ you have express 10 sand
nv-sither way
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-03-25

A MERIcUs LODGE No 4s. X.
a Of p. meets ia Odd-Fellows'
Hall every first and third Thurs
days in each month. Visiting
brothers cordially invited TO attend
H G. ANDERSON, c. C.
P. w. MiTcHsiL. X. NJ X. Il S.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-03-25

Boost for your home town.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-04
LA plaza PALUDICA.
MetOdO Efcaz para Curar las Fie-
bres Palddicas.
Notable Certificate de Guatemala
que COmprueba ell M6rito de las
PildOras del Dr. Williams para
dOminar ell Paludism0.

La Quinina 90 una dToga vsliosR en- sl
tratamisuto de las fiisbres palidicas. Psvo
prscisa snteudsr que ii hisn la Qainins
corts ls fiobrs, no cuEa 10 enfermedad, y
10 rscsids CO cAai insvisabls msnos que
10 purifique y euriqSezca In sRpgrs.
Rscomendamos 6 tods persona qua pa
dacs de Paludismo oil uGo de Las PfidorRs
del doctor Williams Pueds tomarse lR
quinina an dosiE frscusntes psro modera
das hssta cortsr 10 fabrs y una vez domi'
nsda essa, t6msuze laa pildoras del doctor
Williams hAats fortRlscsrss veneer todo
vestigio de debilidad. Con Ia ayuda do
este poderoso t6aico gsnsrslmsnte "a rece-
bra 10 robuatsz y ne svitAn lsE rscaidas.
81. Trinidad Escobar, f.rmaeeutico,
OK prAcsicsnte inferno do los HospitRlea de
Guatemala y el Salvador, fundador do Ia
Farmacia del Hospital dc Carload do r.
tn huleu y propistario de 10 Farmacia dc
Champsrico, Guatemala, Certifics: Que
81 hijo Jo,6 Rcgslio de 19 sh,s dc edad,
por largo tempo eftuvo sufrisndo de IN
poludismo sgudo' que burlaba ls scci6n
tsrapentics de los medicamsntoa ususlss
para esta eDfsrmedad, siu obtsaer aiquisrs
slivio con sl!os, hasta que toua6 lRa sxcs.
lenten Pfidoras RosadAs del DR.. Williams
para personas palidas. A Los poccs dfas
10 prssent6 marcado alivio grsdusDmsn.
to Isstablsci6 por complete gu salud pez 10
qus;sgradscido sxtiends al snscrito este cor
thcado para los fnss consigaisntss. :"
{Firmsdo: j Trinidad EacobAr.)
81 prscis Va. su aalud, no acspss 6 min.
gda prscio. sustitssos Las .PiIdorss Ross.
das del DR.. WILLIAMS. Casi todxu
las boticas vsnden las lsjftimas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-04
FL heredero al trono de Italia.
DOMESTI-
cos de Ia sehOra
Johnston.
CuandO di0 d luz dos nilas gene
las, sOspech6 cue su maridO
era hOmbre de color.
81 Sc cOmprueba ell hechO, ell matri-
mOniO sera nulO segGn las leyes
de Maryland.

"segurGmsDts que no Eisnto hAbsr psdi.
do sl divOrcio de mi sspouo-dijo la Hfio-
ra Annie M. Johnston, do Washington &
IN reporter. Tsngo formadA In rssoluci6n
dc continuRr la demanda y llevarls ads.
lAnts hastG terminsrlR. Los hsch.s como
les conc zco son como Rparscen en- Id do
manda. Tsngo.la conviction do qua. mi
esposo tiens gOtas do sapgrs.de hombrs de
color en- sus venaE"
Alguisn habfA schHdo S'..circulAr Ia ss'
pecis dc que MrE. Johnston habfa descu'
bierto qus 10 hAbfa squivocsdo do medic
medic, y que sstAbA & punto dc rstirar Ia
dsmAnda y de psdir que 90 la psrdonars,
Sus amigos de WaAhiugton qus 30 intsrs'
SAbAn mucho On el sAunto, 10 lSoTprandie'
ren nj or ell rumor
La NfiarR relate & IN reporter HuH des'
dichSSi SSimstrimoniSlss y Alsg6 qua "a espo'
10 10 maltratRbR. Solo ..cOntabA dies y
siets abrilea cuAndo por vez primers conc
Ci6 & Mr.. Johnston. Muertos Sos padres
cuGndo era una nina, y ado cuAndo tspfA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-04

dos hsrmAnos que estabAn dispusatos e
sostsnsrls, trabaia aba para ganarss Ia vida.
A los diez y ocho no comprometi6 CON
Mr.. Johnston y los dos dfas no fugaron
para Baltimore y 10 casarop.
"Albsrto ma dijo que era descsndisute
dc italianos' '-dsclar6 ella-'y Eiempre 10
cref hsEvs que df luz dos nifiaA gemslas
en- novismbrs 25 de 1906. A los tres
diAa vino 81 abnela & VERNE. Me dijo
que era lR ab9sls de Albsrto y que hsbis
vsnido vsr sus biznietoa Agrsg6 gus
Alberto ne incomodaria porqus ID. hsbfa
dieho gus ncfasra pero gus ella creSo
que dsbfa ir"
'Aqusl dfa me prsgunt6 gus que tel
me parsCfa m abusla y Edn cuando me
hiri6. dsbido & rumorsE qus habfa ofdc, 10
die gus crafa que ara de color. Entonces
monte On c6lerA y salio dieiendo que no
crefa que 81 ara sl psd drs de las gsmslas y
me scua6 de ipfisl. HRsta entonces habiR
uido 20 fsliE, psro dssds Rqusl .dfs empeza'
ron los abuses y sl msltrsto per 81 parts
y me Hmsnss6 AiiHsgufa inquirisndo seer
cA de ~ abolsngo."
La ssi1ora Johu1ton estk viviendo con
unos amigos Y dice que no habsr aido
por sllos, no saba 10 qus habisra aido do
ellis. Sc hR,lA On al ostado msg deplora'
BILE y no tisns un centsvo nj msdins de ga
mario, Ng6o 81 dolorosA mRnifsstaci6n.
Dice que tsmfa vandsr Lon mueblsa porqus
sAtI ba segura de que sg aspsze y lss.per'
SOFAS as quisnss los compr6 ls ibsu 9:dar
que Aacer. Dice que todavfs 40 dsbsn
500 do elloE.. Agrsgo que NO tsnfa znsda
qus conner como no fusrA'lo que sus ami
gos In proporciouaTan.
J"Cuando faf BHltimors con Alberto
ca pRsstra lpnR do misp - Il ad;6-"fos
Ia primsra vsx. en- mi vida qas Ealf de
Washington. A!bsTto tenfa muchu dine
70 y pssAmoI ALA varisE Hsmsnss.''
Jah1ston no tsns nad1 que decir rela'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-04
FL future rey de Italia fu6 Il Stella
I'll j0ven principe Sc parece a Su
bisabuelO, elrey Victor Manuel |.

Servclo especial de La Corespondencla'
Nav York, Dicismbrs 1908 Eel pTin.
Cips del PiAmonts o. sl hijo duico del rsY
y do In Tsina de Italia cuyOI rstratou eItEn
On los medallones de las columnss.
NHci6 en- sl pAlacio de RAcconigi sl Is
de 5sptismbre dc 1904
6us nombrss SOD: Humbsrto, por "a
Abuslo patsrno; Nicolas, por 81 Abuelo ma
tsrnA y Tomas pOr 81 ito 81 Duqus de
Geneva.
Actualmsute Ee sncuentra On Sicilik con
suH padres , muestrass muy nsrvioEo y
dolorido con las sscenaH triEtsS que prsssn'
cia entire los sobrsvivisntss de IL horrible
cstkntrOfe que Guests 10 vida dosCisntoS
mil siciliRnou.
EH un niho muy intsligsnte y por TuS
raTgoE fiSon6micos 90 parscs & 81 biEabuslo
sl rsy Victor Manuel l,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-04
PARA PASCUAS 7 ,ANO NUEVO

81 tisns usted que haosr aIgan rsgslo
vsa sl immense surtido do joyaris do todaa
classs, dssds 10 mas barato hapta 10 ns,
jor en- 10 antigus , Acreditsda casa do
TlNAUD. donds 90 scAhA do recihir sl
msJor surtido que nunes Ne In visto On
Puerto Rico. Tambisn hay una inmsnEa
yaTiedad do efsctos dc plata y platsados y
do otras novsdadsa propias para rsgalos,
todo prscios sumaments limitados: arsss
do comprsr hsgs ustsd una vista & dlcha
ESTABLISHMENTS Cen sl cual 10 han hscho
i'm portantss reformas) J no dudames cal
drG ustsd com plscido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-04
Bebe Juneau.

Ell PARIS BAZAR rScibi6 sl SSbado
de Paris, una cAis de muhscss BEBE
JUNEAU que son Las mejorss del mum
do. Avisamos las psrEonas que desssn
uuA bnsnA mufisca, viaitsn el Paris BasRr
do Pedro Giuati. FcrtalsxR 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-04

--Hs llegsdo Ponce el usi1Or SantiA-
60 Vivsldi, con objsto do tomar possession
dc su cargo do sscretaIio dc squslls Corts
do diStritO, para que fG6 slejidO On las 6lti'
mAa slsccionss.
-5s asegura gus sl cApitGn de ID poli
ciA inIular HRor Fsrnkndss NEter, sara
taSlGdAdo & prsHtar Hsrvicio Ponce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-04

No elvidarss hny y man ana Gus On
"La Fisndits," al lado del Ayuntsmisuto
60 donds 10 vsndsn sismprs los ;uquetss
mas bsratos y mfs bonisos y adam ia 30
regslan papslstas de una linda mun CA
J IN pisno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-04

cionsdo con los caKgoa que 10 haca 90 mu.
jsr; aino que mandA TODD sl ,qus 10 pre-.
gunts donds su abogado. I'll d.fsnsor do
10 aefiors, Mr.. r. P. Evsnsm, diio que si
probAra qus Mr.. JohnAtsn ITEMS sapgrs dc
hombre do color sunqus Esa en- Ia tsrcsr
genersci6n, sl matrimonio On nulo seg6o
las lsyss de Maryland
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-08

Railroad Cpmaa, Il ne iowa oI ]snnioes
p thk 18th day Of July, 1908. s beafd The Cows
mission ih from e evidence thai tNo wears after lh
sscion e railroad oMed and operated b sac St on
San aneSco Rsioad Company through the toWnof Jennings That
lc cn Of said contributed little over four thousand dol
lars fox The purpose Of building 0d eQppipe depot and depot
ehlss defendants right Of way said town. The defendant nai
sps9 i'|esTsp seg spq qg pssiqd pi sq1f papF
aso This service Was discontinued hnS was p m charge
jennings a salary n Approximately Ssoo frr month Tic
Commission nds that would only be expense Of some lwtns
y dollars g maintain telegraph service Jennes and such
service reasonably necessary io the benefit and convenience Of the
travelling public and shippers thai place The Commission further
finds that trains are not bne because II no telegraph service
Al t point and Che depot being situated SOME three quarters o
e f0N c town passengers are compelled Is eo this distance and
aN time from to twelve hours fo trains which Is arcaf I'll.
convenience and injustice to the travelling public The evidence fur
sf shows that the switch rack this depot has been neglected and
has become unfit or use
II therefore ordered b5 the Cooperation Conuission AZ lie
State Of Oklahoma ls The defendant The St Louis San Flaucco
Railroad Company establish and maintain telegraph service AZ c
on ~ Jennings and al al passenger Grains Iii bccd As here.
oiore ordered By the Commission arid Aa hc switch track al Said
town e pus il serHcatc condition. III c shipping II nfo
ducts from that station That h order be PIT ii effect b c ao
day ol September 1908 Il u - ordered
CORPORATION COMMISSION
Sencd}
E LOVE-
ChalmMi
A Ap.ANATS0N.
CoHiaifsigutr
u AicALESTI1R
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-08

~" nitNttt NHtANHtftt appointed Ht
ihe National Civil Service Reform lpa
suo 10 Investigate the political aulN
! ~ on The part Il the federal oiE|tb
noldefs has been made public
The committee syslomalically gath
cred current press reports 81 alleged
undue Political acllYlay and siIllna
out ihe mbro serious accusations.
lhreugh correspondence with lAe par
lleH involved AND by detailed inquiry
lnip the circumstances sought hi
tefliiillf UMih
The ctncluslois N The committee
are ,fei 10 ftafeos to 4 great oxseni
are SllHlalHQd A notable xesulIon
q REPORTED III the allegations lnalo
durlne the last campaign 10 tie effect
ihgl Mr. Roosevelt coorcnd certain
'ieueral oiElcehpders Into lhe support
pl Mn Taft for Che Republican aphl
nation
Roosevelt Given cerdli.
With his permlselon the ilal 81 tha
prcsldents appointments Tor eon
Siderable period prior 10 the Nrllaual
cnnpeuiiuu wher seannod hy lhe ni
lrtlce which Quits lial eyi'Ignee "
sustain lhe charges made H wholly
iacklus.
On thr contrary NJ Roosevelt Il
credited with havinw advanced sha
cause 81 eivlI service reform bs "a
amending DE clyl service rules rs
SO prohibit employees IN the comneii
tlNe service irmA taklng pafl IL po
lillcal campaigns
0n ihe bread question a enc pegnl
clous activity n politics 81 fedurs
oitlccholaerA however TIE committees
finds . most undesirable situation ex
lsla Of Tie more than 300.00u ledef
n olgleobolaegg oaalh4d ara no
aMcnable 20 eivii service nlasSlllce
tion
These alcafs often exercise n0Y
prIul lniInenee III politics ana c0nAl
'ute, ID lhe opinion ol TIE committee
a menace 70 Free luslilulions 4bl
rrmedy IS 70 Be found. Che oohlmlllep
believes, IN an extension Of the clnssi
fed competitive service and elea
nf definition Of The executive order
Governing political activity In lha it,
classified aefvlee
investigation Suggested
II le also suggested tnat t. gitlf
Service commission or some olHcf
body free Of departmental dlelalIon
By empowered to investgale eases
arising nnder be exocuily order
The cummiuee'a report follows
Reports d undue political activity
on the naFl u federal 0Yicoh0ldrF
appeaFlne II The press nf the country
Nere gathered loselhof through lhe
Gld Of an efficient clipping bureau
These were examined and he per
sous mentioned b them were writ
ten 10, with requests ton iuli lninma
SION correction 81 denial INs HeHllea
wore carefully inspected ana lhe
MOST important 81 these cauea HnFa
followed up IS an Investigation 81
an asslstani secretary Of ihe Ieashe
pn lhe atal Final drafts 81 chr CON
clusions we're submitted % al office
holders and political leaders Nhd
WQge uuiavunahly involved.
Charges os asurrlun of onlcnhbld
ers hy the president % aaeura the
nomination q partlculat candidate
have been inquired into, but evidence
g sustain shose charges Is WAoIlY
lacl1mg
Former peesIaen Ropsatels ~
pollumcnE Lists H1u Considerable
perlod were. AitgSnls permission 81
amncd Frgnl Rese lists Il WOULD
appear lh4lp residential appointments
prior 70 lhn convention wefe maIe Ii
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-08

ON June Su 1908 the cizcns 81 Ferguson ged complaint
against c defendants alleging disconnuaucc o. telegraph service
The eIguo and alleging gcat Inconvenience and loss
shippers BY thereof praying that defendants c required q
establish telegraph service
On July ast 1908 the heard and after due consdcr
ton Of tic evidence The Commission finds that the defendants ain
station az the Of Ferguson and keep agent there who
Qn ALI the duties 81 regular agent other than teegraph
The Commission further finds front te evidence het sppcs aud
buyers pt gaH and cotton greatly dlscomuoded and many
times susan loss by o he failure Of this seritc and that
e defendant railroad Inns been compelled to phone other stations
o tie purpose q securing orders o trains tied up want of
1e AZ he town ol Ferguson Il inhcr shown b. tin evidence ia
considerable business the shipment II farm products done
At the town o Ferguson and that e reasonable he pub
require sclcgfapic service
The defendant railway company contends that ferguson AZ com
mefea telegraph does not pay sufficient amount "a enable
e maintain telegraph Office lB Nc defendant telegraph com.
fany Wiling maintain telegraph service any station where De
railway company maintains aa agcat who ieleefaplef.
lcnccmg Ne contentious II Tie defendant railway e0Npaay ia
receipts from commercial telegraph service inadequate ay
he maintenance agent must be remembered that there are
bm few stations e State d Oklahoma where this service alone
pays sufficient e maintain agut set telegraph
aine throughout The state h The Joint oi the garoad operators
an e Commission IS Of the opinion That It the duy of tho defend
a n maintain ihS service much lc people pf Ihe town
u ferguson and Wcsny have o asceanue the
o departure of passenger as which required Is le order ST
ilis Commission II slaiions where tickets arc SOLD
l IS therefore ordered l5 the Commission ial tic defendant
He Western n0a Esegtap Company and tic Chicago Rock and
afhc Railway Company asa and maintain telegraph scrNigc
81 epnnncA aa nter prnose fri Nuch suti commonly
sd Ad lpaHaul c uNt further ordced 81 hs Commission
tut ls sytfsf al m naula4sa III and after lie si 81 Sepig
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Corporation Commission

ttoHututa fNss s> t
N iNcf 1t heard and cpmpananl were notified puk ianea
appear and he case was dismissed
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ATCliISGN, TOPEKA & SANTA FE RAILWAY COMPANY.
Filed jpue asrd 1905
Asking name be changed from Wheaton % Burlington
Eycuee was heard On July 2sd 1905 and order
as fcilote