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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-05

Census Supervisor at Morsantown,
Census Supervisor chllds Is in Nor
gantcwn to-day and leave there to
morrow fof Grafton, Ii is interesting
10 note thst in the 2d Congressional
district out Of ISL enumerators ar.
pointed two are young ladies, one
from Moaongalia county tho other
rom Illkils, Randolph county.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-05

made no difference to the washington
correspondent.
Marion county is for Hubbard, 7
said Mayor Mockler, Of the bustling
town Of Mannington, who was here a
few days ago. "When, the votes are
counted you win find that the people
Of Marion county win have given Mr.
Hubbard Inc biggest majority ever
given a candidate in that county. We
recognize ability and real statesman
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-05
GROCERY FOR SALE.

First class grocery, stock and fix.
tures, Wtl sen cheap to quick buyer,
Centrally located in Fairmopt. Apply
GRO Gerry; this once \.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-05
REAL ESTATE
TO EXCHANGE FOR A FARM OR
LOTS.

TO EXCHANGE FOR A FARM OR
LOTS.
Groom House with bath aud 4room
Cottage, on adjoining lots, to trade for
farm close to Fairmont rent for good
interest on Investment.
A nice 5.room Cottage to trade for
vacant lots; good interest paying
proposition.
have several Houses to sell and
will positively give You terms that
you can pay out on easy. All my own
property.
Office open Every Evening.
OPP. Court House, 22s Main St..
Chas. E. McCraY Jr.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-05

Bit q. B, McNeely and daughter
aIis laudia, went to wheeling yes.
tesiay, where Miss Claudia wiz re;
sumo asf studies at Mt. De Ghantal
Asaaemy MannIhgton Record.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-05

To-day VITA AR II Western (
'IThe Hand Of Fate

lA Characteristic Western drama Of
marvellous story, local eoloring and.
dash.l
Ut glows with realism and CON,
sumes the attention In each and every
scene.)
= WE EXPECT a SOLID WEEK OF
ExcEPTIoN NiALLYss GOOD PlcT uREs.
Dont miss a single day this week.l
ALWAYS eoon.n
NOTICE TO THE CHILDREN. q I,
+ The Dixie will show the second
picture Of the WIZARD OF OF in a
few days-the name win be @ooR.
oTHY AND SCAR EcRW I'm or
Be sure and see tia dandy pic
tlre.)
Ell. HALL, Mgr.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-05
CONSOLIDATION IS PREPARING.


That the coal business is prosper.
ing is evidenced by the announce.
ment that the Consolidation Coal
Company has chartered for term of
three years the steamship Transpcr.
tatlon, owned by the coastwlse Trans
portation Company, Of Baltimore.
The vessel has cargo capacity Of
1000 tons Of coal. and is now loading
that AMOUNT of fuel for New England.
The coasawise business of the consol.
ddatlon coal Company Is especially ae-
tive, and in addition to the steamer
Transbcrtation 1t has It's own!feet of
steamers, sea-golng tugs and barges.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-05

Miss Daisy Keller, Of Warrington,
is the guest of Miss Mary sturtn, on
Quincy street. Miss Keller, Miss
sturm and Miss Mary sshroyer are
spending few days in Morgantown
as the guests of Prof. and Mrs; Barnes.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-05

ship, and that IS way We are Tor Hub
bard.
Clog dances aud comic songs were
the chief forms Of amusement TINT
were pulled on At the poorly attended
3scatt meetings that we've held IN
crowds weer 50 small and the thirst
crowds We're so small AMI the thirst
Of those present ointense that the
Scott managers called a halt On the
metings and no; more ars being aeld-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-05
5MjsIr,rIiied 81 Rev. whey,

Marlasd on Monday, April 4th, by
I'm, whey at his home in The
Fifst ward Clarence sapp and Miss
Annie Henderson, both Of Marion
county N
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-05
'IlTTELLlGE
TACTICS DI|ISGUSs
SUBSCRIBERS
Takes Turn About
Blou,ing Hot
and Cold

WHEELING. April 5.-The fact that
H. g. Ogden, editor Of the Wheeling
.Ilteliigercer has refused VIM P,
jHubbard a Square dear through its
columns is not helping the cause Of
Senator Scott to any great extent
Daily subscribers, sick and tired Of
tine tactics employed, are canceling
their subscriptions and parying that q
Republican newspaper may soon make
its appearance IN this busy mart; a
paper that treats every Republican
who aspIres to Office honestly and fair;
ly. Two years ago when Mr.. Hubbard
was making the race for congress
against Robert Hazlett, who Is NOW
one Of the Scott managers, the Intelll.
gencer was for. Mr.. Hubbard. Every
day the issue OF the lntelligencer con-
tanned laudatory comment Of him. The
following appeared in the issue Of the
Inteliigencer Of date July II. 1903:
Fights in the open-Hubbard Does.
Not Hide Behind the Bush, But
Comes Out Straight for the
j -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-05

.Ist lIttls i.gaatad' Votk iOr you
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-05

The West yirginlan has the largest
fHoME DELIVERED circulation ctany
paper In Falrmont. This Is one Of the
reasons why the west Elrginlan is
called THE HOME PAPER.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-05

-The people who are not up On
thing are usually down on Il. The
people who are up on advertising are
the ones who do the most Of g. do
it the most lNTElLlGENTLf and
PERslsTENTLY
The sun., 1910-06-26
ENGLISH RACING DEFENDED
Clergyman says . NatIOaal sport Should
Ne EneouraEed.

The foIlowinE n from the London r'g's'
Of June 10
-Openina q hg zaar yest erday Al barnet, L,
Father Beruard VAUGHAN referred IN the
Ascot meeting The twenty eight races In
cluded only ave handicars and not q single
selling race. Far more people went 10 Ascot
10 see the human races than the horse races
They went there 10 show their own PAGES
and faces Personally he was In favor Of
All snort. not excluding racing Every
thing that made for national character
ought 10 he Supported and encouraged
By Englishmen.
Ne had been blamed by some Noncon-
formista for having expressed the hope that
their sailor King would keep up his laie
Malewty's racing stud and would when
rIrrumstances allowed II lend the encourage
nent OF his pTeaence al our great national
snort since he had spoken II had transpired,
much 20 the RFatlncatiOn Of English lovers
Of snort, that bis Majesty had taken oSel
the late Kings racing stable and stud
Surely al who were int crested In the up-
keep Of English bred horaes ought 10 feel
indebted 10 George v. for the interest he
wae showing IN what was ~ infinitely
the livelihood oi uuits an important section
OF the community. fOr MT only were the,
concerned about the stamtnt and stTengtl
Of the rncehorae. which could only De teui nj
on the course but they we're siil mors
Interested In the stable men and stable boys
whose Orcupation would BE- gone u theai
| racing atabie4 and breeding grounds weri
| closed. Besides n the sport was shorn o.
royal support u might very sasllY. delarior
ave, not only in the quality Of the brecd'
Of their h0rses bat IN the quality Of tbs
I SPORT itself Racing might deaeneraii
/ into q mere paagime fOr the brethren Of III
betting ring
| the aportagna an In hts chaEacteg aud vheI
| Il vas Developed on legitimate liner it helpeg
him 70 realize himeef and gave him thf
| indescribabie something IN hls dep0rt
I msnt and character which made for knElisl
manllneas There were dangers no doub
attend'ng tne paagtme % raciaE ~ ,herl
| were IN playing Cgoouet, but Englishmel
/ should learn 10 heCnme the architects no
the mere creatuFes Of circumstance. The.
| had 10 learn how 70 train their bettinr in
glInCtE In The SANE Way 81 they EAined thai
hOraea- riding them under control
The sun., 1910-06-26
SPORTING DOIN6S IN ENGLAND.
Wan, OHers fer RsturR PIgh' Between
McFarlana aud WeIsh.

Is%DON June IS -Oners Tor return
Aeht between Packy Mcfarland and Freddy
Welsh are coming In - quickly that the
Chicago youth. who vas 20 notoFioualy
robbed Of the fruits Of he victory over the
Enrlt,h urht seiRht champion y kept busy
~ ,utpR On tha bidders. The National
sportinz Club wants % match them again.
and viii give At least a. large q sum iEi.nol
:. they fought for on Decoration Day. and
may possibly 20 ~ hiGh a. f1.ono 10 set
the contest 90 that IL can cleanse IL reputa-
,,op of t, onlcial referees partially. but
.iDr. the saa.ou foT box ma 81 Headquarters
- clnsef until Octobsr V not ikeiy that
M,Farland will care 20 wait that long,
In fhs meantime there ere several odeIs
of alaOa waiting for the pair 70 accept
one comes iTom . syndicate " CaruM
Welsh- Town. ghile Dick Burge hangs out
ne sane tsgnT ,HdSSsnsn' RsS Ss io' bs, az esT Sss
take placs Uttf IN One month from the cate
On Nondsv evening. June q. Harry l.eWis.
whose Partisan euEaaemeht- have eyine 70
a satitfactnry conclusion. will meet Young
Iosenh In 3 twenty round battle at WONDER
land This l. being advettised - iof tle
WeltervelEht championship ~ me Wetla' :
aud ounR Joseph holds the lsonsaaie h.tit.
which ONicttlly declares him % b. the
champion Of that division IN this country
RsTi Ksves. whose furOpean trip has not
b~0n hlesead With financial results, had a
4 benefit AZ the uippodrome. Paris, on June
a. Ahen he slowed away an EnEliah mush
named jack Roberts in two ronnds
lack I0yner has scratched Whisk Broom
b from all interfering enRaEeNent. ana WV
{ de, ois all tho training Of that three year,
old toward winning the French OraRd
Priv ran sunday, June ~ Outside Of ths
numerous French opposition which wlll
start fof the eaB mn prize. Whisk Broom VII
have 10 meet I.ambsfg. winner 81 this year
Derby charles O'Malley. Nho hntshec
third for ttA popular classic IreEsady and
Admiral Hav ke IN The 2OO0 Ouineaa
Nhisk Rrooip beat all of tho last three Nheu
he ran third 20 Neil Gov and l.emberR
OWtaiia ~ Marza. Edmord Blanc's Ereai
RlIy. who is Al,.O eVpc,ted 10 starr for ths
biggest turf prize IN the world, not much
fesr &. en'ortained Cor the French candi'
dstss Hut IeniherR. who viii he ridder
Nv Bernard Dillon, the Jockey who rode
spesrmint ~ Victory in the event In iaae
aud Who will bs taken over - fIanSe b.
charles Jenning. 40 that Mr FRirie
Derby winner viii have the most eHnert
enced handlins may prove the s'umn''h'
hlOck 10 l0yuerA ambition.
Jules Gautier. the undrOwnable swimmer
hns undertaken o eat 20 te pegtOru'ed ~
June Is that zeeiLs impossible He ha'
/ arreed 10 swlui over the varsity couTs'
from putney ~ Mortiake. about fouT and I
half miles with bio arms bound behind ~
hack With thirty yards Of rope and his lar'
shacklad together Two Years aRo he swan
through london, q distance ~ seyentees
miles. with asnds and feet manAclsd ans
course Similarly hound white towing = boa
buIit foF sight per~Ona. Bot t9ia VIII b
~ nrst attempt Nith he hands tied behin'
him
The sun., 1910-06-26

The Clan-Na-fiael aorielr WI ho'd ~
.ropaI spor,s ,nd Dicnic tbs eflernoon a
bs,ng se N aFound comrs,ltion for men
weighing to8 poundn end under. There
viii bs ten evenis sr0Isd the same Ehr ~
the nstionai hEtufe. and The winner WI eafn
the title oi metropoliian Shamp,on tisaS AIicas
svs1ts srd A. ne uvigpa are Rpnd the full
hi .,ade Of iOral athletes ahOuld be on hand
10 do hattie for ibsm. 70 make 10 for any
lnlermis.lon' the, ,a Tls saRssSs ess,,s a ,5S M
and the United German SINGING aocietlea
VIII 30 nFsaeat ~ guests end VII ruil out
soHs seleS,lons frog tes class.lcs =, -.
Dr9lvsd h EnalspA Cor The parpOes oS iasinS
"a an WhO miaht care % r1n him. u .
- 4 hefWil not late part IN anything bot
sDsoi4l maiche. ,sE slae stasss and es,a.
that be WI no ~ 4otasr R,.." s,,Sa, ssgsas
had w. sioDped ~ the ahlp ihan be said
10 would mn HolWay a. 80 yards and n
Wouh tackle Nat Carimeh 81 any d.Fiencl
The AneFiosn gEnise ap % e,,.a 30 ~ ,ns,sa.as
b 4 very llkslY that . mstch vii - ~
rmssit. After Donaldson defeated posill
and HolWav In south Africa enf ehQE q
80 geconds for the ~ ylle1 nSnody
Ss ,s,s No. - iFs.s sSSacs d aakinS isaasS
sScSeis. 4 visii . RSslsnd was 90 onll
thiRg thai Fgulalaed lor hila, and 10 ~
Dfss ,sI es .S q .,s s ,sr .ss' gv, Tas, s, ~, ''
soss plSsS li1' SiSsf . ths 90 slartsf
Cn kfas flltE-a.ntA g,4Vy.. Thew Nss
lsagiAg sEoera9Es q SeEl9' SeEll99' .gsssiF ssss's 4
lstuid "a 6ls 5fout plg5olA Ths 90
| fTfri.Ss wta % IaGtg Way pgunplly Z
so'ciSck Ghd 4 LASTED en- moFnfng.
The sun., 1910-06-26

the game, % a. 70 maze Tie exposition az
lnterealnE e. possible. Ine eomm.ies
would bo especlsAy grateful by gsatin9
cSpIas Of mAgaElnea devoted 70 cheas aho
paroTs conlAmMg cheal columna,
The EaBteTn DAtriCt Chess Ciub elesed
q very surcess'ul season last week by glect-
M ofirera lOr the enauina term nees
we're William ~ Rudolph, pre4iatnt
naroli ". Ruaolph. vlCe-p tesideQt' Arthur
FOye. serretary. and Adrian heeeman.
team "a. tain D1TihS tho lasi season ne
club PLAYED N ten team matches. Nh4lhs
KAgen l0sinu tao aud drawing one, lno
matrhes " ere scOred a. The eApenss oi ne
HastinEs Chaaa tub. one eaCh from the
Pillsburf Chsaa Clul and the EasteTp chess
Clnh, one Won and QAa loat Win the higoA-
lvn Chess Club and pyker Heights hess
club ani one son and one drawn VITA We
Greater NeN lOrk Correspondenee Onsss
Association The laembeTe Ol IN 5eam NJ
order are r 7 hlack, >. '. y. hu.sel
=. ". D. RudOlph: . ", N. Love; ;. \. y.
Foye 4, A y. Ellard !, {. klemand, ann .
me foilowizs " . problems we're awarded
aar 0ni pFigea in the ninth problem tourney
oi the German Chesa Assoclaelon:
FaonLMM NO. a. MOTTO 9iEn % AAHNsf
rANlfF
The sun., 1910-06-26
HORSE Snow Az PTTTSm F".
De Wtu &. Flanagan and Emh >e'''
Fakr Two Biaes Each.

PIrrsBuRG. June 1t-An immen-e 'f'''
turned cut for the 50 ond day OF ne ''a '.a >
lsy HEIGHTS Hor.e SHOW Dc WI '-
gan cf NJ rark avenue. New YORK, r'n ~
the hcrness end the ak clas-r- l.'"
Russell saa the Flanaean rnirN. "N..
Fiorham SOVEREIGN vas driven by ur".-'
Watson. Ir The blue was given h' w.. e..
ran entry only after one ~ the, 'N.
frntaad beth horses around the Oval ""'
son Jared very badly to-day. ma ''", --''
fnur scrUnls. A. cot
me ousksr FErm ~ Seblgo. We .,.
two nlu0 ribbonr ln hauess iiage- 80, I.
Watson. Who has the Mck0Na lA2Mts.f
stables a. Madison. y J ahnogW ~ -
hs had bought ave hackneyed h@l-, ,-1
ponisS fFom vi b. Henry Of the lrslhf .l .i
Yarn. asWichiey Emil seeiie ol ~,
| FiPy-feurth street. Aew lotAi ~. t,,,t
| hi,s riblronn IN the roadster and rlina lin. ~ A,
| ei1rsss With Charles Wilkes and M.oE.... 49,,
| Ths II ID Benner entries lrom y. ~, -'l Z
VI had naariy everything tnoif oNA If.
| In fhs hunters Clnasea. enc ~ ~
hoTue pri1et we're nesar ." e.-. sIey
/ aslGhtB.
The sun., 1910-06-26
ATLANTIC y. c. RACE WEEE
Thsnpson ana I.iptoa Cupa % BE saned
var on Sea Gate

The annual raee week Ot the Atlantic
Yacht Club promises 70 he the best In the
history ol that club. The racing viii stort
on Weinesday. August %. and contlnne
over Labor bay. The feature u the Neek
40 BE- a series Of three races ior the various
ono design classes that sail on local Ealefh
In addition. there slEo Nlli b. series RACING
Tor the regular classes Of tho universal
rule
rosilV IhnTmna0n cup during The rnre Wees
~ th- Atlantic Yaeht Club. and the cloaa
n Z; comuets In the hrsi leg on neW l.lptnn
Gun oFeret through The greacent Athlegic
tIuh. fOr The rerntia. The ~ - WI BE-
4 sailed on We fnesiA~ August 70 Thursday
I a.ntamhef T. and friday. Hertelnber1 ?
The one design olhsaea thet WI Vltli
Sea Gate Will come prlnciuallg from TIE
I sSuth side ~ Long Island. horace v.
/ boucher. chairman Of the Fegaft4 con.
mitteo of the Atlantic tacht Cub, aAlq
/ vpsierday that the ueiipcri Bay Iaeht
/ Club would aend zen one design bo4ia -
/ ssa Gate and lhai the CetaI4uf1l t9cal
| club also would he ferfeaentrd ~ a ueel
| 0i craft The igiip Yacht Dub hld ~
sggth see.. = f.shl e ,,c elqS n,,s SsS . 's
thh fan
The sun., 1910-06-26

concrete stadium for The accommodation
u the croWds that writ Alnapo'h lor ate-
lstiC contoata THIS Will b. great lnl.
~ nrVV Kolka tkemsslves could not vel
anhgrtaka, bacausa ~ the expon1e unpeI
Whlch normally they ArN Tor nthleuo
The money needed for sporta = contItou,el
and there aro no onportnnitles OF rallh
Tunsls by charginR admission to the Rround'
fhia 4 not permitted A atadiapn = some
thing the Navy A 4 wants Ncgt much
The sun., 1910-06-26
Nsr I.snasn naes NsHt Msaassaa,.

The committee of the indian Harbcr
Yacht Club aEl -uEcea that oviG 9 ~ nU-
msroua requests IRON owners VI yachts
entered In the hf,h annual race oi the Indian
Hnfbos Yacht Club from GreenUiCh 10 Nsu
London, the date 81 the race a changed
from Tuesday, lu8e ~ - Wednesday,
June -. ths siart WiIi ~ made at 4 q 'cioct
from oh Great Captains laland LIGHT.
The sun., 1910-06-26

w1ite--S pieces
Wnits ve niay asa mats 10 two moves
AoLUgloS 70 FaoALEH va. ~
I o-M PHQ; > RHQP. &c
- ~ 6LEKSs g; cs a,
9--ps. 9-.ns 2 RAEP ~
/. ON. - KtN move GAP eh, &c.
! 81 ,ey rTS s,Sd,. ! = !, S1Ssa S
In sorWA-aihe tns shove soncon aad nat
70 NJ a NJ. 4. T. BaldNin. NevNah' oonn.'
-rs,s ssraialv - a goaAsrful ococs7toa
ror Asv>- ase discovers ne Soy move zen
e , v.-.. suhtl- gHove, ncAfy eveTy yaY'suor
saereA 't,r is : tine-iit iwo -rNe prooseH
sotv-toS 10 FRoTuHSo -
r.-.s-, ssl1it,n. re~.iv-i - vo - 'raF, r.
=. " n-liv'p vorStE. conn Aa1 J II Andea
ss-r-- Rrcollyn.
Drrm- las, ~s~r two '-nous southern
~hess pIayers aTrNsn N town. hameiy
MH~aus, AteT'fne. ., -ef 1pion of Cnha.
srd \ prokorny. champion of MeEieo.
ora ca7RFsPuNnEN'E rorENET
Durlnr last week tNe fOll3vipR addiglonal
sa,r7rFs r.0ne-s we're recelved ffoW
q = Wslf svdpey Dale shaw. henr,
ss ,rs ~, " ,,s s"Ss .9sv5ssss nae f ,ssr ~. =.
spective erlFsnee moueya. The ballot
brought about The following formation n
he fNurth sc~tiou. =.
PSrr.S sss tion y. =. ~ and $ VI
HevIps win nov have % wait until thre'
A 4rt0nal competitors forwaro entranoA
noney.
TO ooaaNRpownENzA
~ readers of TWH suN are rsapertfnii r.
su-.,vi 10 rladly Address al oomMunieau auon
trss-aed fgF vhia dRrartmrnt % Chem PiaTel
rA-1e- sah ard not - enrlose sol1uo1s ~
istt~fs a4drensed 70 ne pufSs department. I'm
ne.hari wtN ~ "A decay
on ne osheT hAaE seiuront - pfohlens ~
t~rdsd FOR PraAtarrs for ~ aeatera o1Eht % p
aSdrssarf ~ me edldn ~ thai dqnarUnent
ToRr Niasen. Jersey civ al anvra1fe tee, ~
raT-s4 70 NJ uiayea vith lhrea othe9 eolnpeu
or IN vour sertion. Ae Fun rarilculart ser
printed m Twn srW Ast Sundav
The sun., 1910-06-26
THE CHESS PLAYERS CORNER
JANOWSKI BElTEN NJ A DS TCB
PLATERIN 4 SERIkS AZ PARIS.

me PARTISAN h 10 meet LaskeF. Nhom
Ne COasldrU NOt . Che~s bat
nominS PlaysF-Entries 81 Ham
burk -gPobteas. Games, solutions.
1ha weu knoNh Dutch sxpert Dr. }. ,. 5
kss1r ol ln,sterd.n, yisltcd Paris TIE latter
paFtof az order 10 play series Of threa
runes Niui the irench champion. d
lsnosaL Ihs after suffered dcfeat los
~ tao ganes and WihnihF one. ab vu
~ sscn nom tas iollOWing oreg
The sun., 1910-06-26
narr, 70 RSW AFust Fos Champaouahip


.rcflW eAla AaaNANiA - INV wv
LoNBos, June 7s-E Rarry. the oars
nan, uiiisd to-day Tor Rhodeaia. whers ~
wfr Fow aFainet ArnEt for ths WoFld'a cham
ull1ahiu 0h AuHugl a.
The sun., 1910-06-26

I7 si ~ 81. g % z q. '' .I.sa ssE' ~ =
The sun., 1910-06-26

When Jack johnson made IeaCe wfh
hiu FORMER manager. george lL.ls, last
e'eet h vas reported that Little had thresi
ened to tell some inside tacts ABOUT tne pc
G'-ht Iitfle has waFered 90 .Oun On John
sons chances aud says nov he Niu ge' an
honest run for u
The sun., 1910-06-26

Matt Vim. manager Of the Empire Crv
rack. hAa received assurance 'ha' these
M. ,,,itc and \ ouarteT. 10 be- run ~ onkers
ns,t month. Fits Herbert. Ballot. hins
lame. Nassptte. pTisCillian. ulanhtal
WsIlo Fashion Plate fauntleroy snf
prircr Imperial VIM SAYS eNefN W.
events "a. the Westchester course
The sun., 1910-06-26

rtret q good spTinter Hna 4 Gotd huTdiFr.
..ys ioinnv lIacE the Vale track coas Il.
,n's,cci,sgisfe game ani YOU re- y ~ On
,ta',s ,.sv h, [. SkauuionghiD IA Won have
= no = kc esp ,sJn Ri 4 dsshss and anSthsr
= b@ sap gtp the hurdlg races thers are
"a r,,fgss Z, i,agio with anil thsf'a = wonder.
t,!stsr, Tbgss .rs ii.s events In WEis.h
49,, 80 a fatr rhsnse 10 rapeat and they
~, ~ rr,de ~ r,tini heavily
Il i,eiin,, ,,ysr ths intercolleriata resuIts
NJ rs0Sat yaars Il 4 pretty obvious thai the
=, sr.vs champlOuah ahip iaam da,s score
81. - q
.,.,a,,i, ,auy lsi. yssg Iepnsyiysai1 Trade NJ
~, ~ - points IN ibs dashes Alone
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-07

sion may not Investigate an increas(
In rates until after 1t shall have be
come effective. On the other hand, Il
the commission shall make an order
finding that an existing rate is excess
i've and directing 1t to be reduced the
carrier affected may by proceedings In
the courts stay the operation Of such
order of reduction for months and
even years. 1t has therefore been sug-
gested that the commission should
be empowered whenever proposed
increase in rates is filed, at once to en-
ter upon an investigation of the rea-
sonableness of the increase and to
make an order postponlng the effective
date Of such increase until after such
investigation shall be completed.
To this much objection has been
made on the part of carriers. They
contend that this would be, In effect,
to take from the owners of the rail-
roads the management of their prop
critics and to clothe the interstate COM
merce commission with the original rate
making power, policy which was
much discussed at the time of the pas
sage of the Hepburn act In 1905-6 and
which was then and has always been
distinctly rejected.
They point to the provision of the in
terstate commerce act providing for
restitution to the shippers by carriers
of excessive rates charged in cases
where the order of the commission re-
ducing such rates are affirmed. 1t
may be doubted how effective this
remedy really Is. Experience has
shown that many, perhaps most. ship
pers do not resort to proceedings to
recover the excessive rates which they
may have been required to pay, for
the simple reason that they have add
ed the rates paid to the cost of the
goods and thus enhanced the price
thereof to their customers and that
the public has In effect paid the bill.
Impossible to Supervise Tariffs.
On the other hand, the enormous vol
ume Of transportation charges, the
great number of separate tariffs fled
annually with the Interstate commerce
commission, amounting to almost 200,-
600, and the impossiblity of any COM
mission supervising. the making of
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When You Give the
Dentist

A chance to take into his care the
growing jaws of the young child and
TO shape them to proper form
To educate him into the habitual use
Of brush and powder
To submit his mouth to frequent in
spection-and nip its diseases in the
bud
The result will be a saving of teeth,
and health, and so of life itself.
Or. Bernard FeIdman
MODERN DENTISTRY
In the Red Star Building,
33S-34O State Street