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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-05
A. & M. College
News Notes


\ Systematic me hod Of orderine
books has been adapted for the use
Of udents. Heads Of department.
are responsible for Placing these or
dsrs formerly The depar ments
sre nci jus recently responsible TO.
the tex books as some have been
lei TO believe BY interested dealers
who caused The impression that
they had contracts with he college.
But hereafter The dfparimeptS will
trke precawion ioi zee Mat uii u-
dents. &c tsxg hooks'ht rdasHiNle
prices whether By direct order from
puhlishs" or BY agent
The following nominating commit
tee has hpen chosen by the Y NJ
c. A. cabinet 10 recommend officers
for the coming year Chairman,
Prof. Little. other members are
Prof. Burlison. J. G.. Fisher, Earl
yezey. c. NJ. Woodfor h and y. T..
Winters.
the February nal.te Of she Or
ange and Black Is an unusually COOL
number aud contains some excellent
samples OF student work.
A sinden; recital Will be given 1y
the music department. March :.
paschall and track work hare com
menced with unusual interest From
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-05
NOTICE 10 coNTsAcToas
FIRST Published in Guthrie Daily
~s Leader, March - .'i

FIRST Published in Guthrie Daily
1 Leader, March 81 'i 4.
tkk ~ =
The Oklahoma Agricultural G Me-
ehauical college will receive proposals
at Saltwater, Oklahoma, until s12
o'clock noon, March 25th 1910, for
the construction Of an earth dam TO
cpet approximately 1920, the dam TO
he constructed on the College Farm
AZ saltwater, Oklahoma
Payment for the above dam will
be made in cash.
Plans and specifications may be
soen at the office of Prof. X. +.
{ handler. A. G. NJ. College, saltwater,
Oklahoma, or az the office of The
state Board of Agriculture at Guth-
tie Oklahoma.
4 te- tified check for 8 per cents OF
he. amount sof each proposal shall ac-
eompaa1 said proposal as required
~ The specifications.
Prospective bidders may obtain one
sci of plans and specifications afler
March 10th by .depositing with r .sE.
handler, Saltwater, Oklahoma. a
certified check for. slQ.. The propos-
al should be enclosed in sealed en-
seope. and marked Bid For Dam"
ami addressed TO pres. ]. H. Connell.
saltwater. Oklahoma. The College
] cserves the right 10 reject any and
al bids u
Tfc Oklahoma State Board of Agrl-
culture. by J. P. Connors. Pres,
Chas. T. Barrett, Sec
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!. How GOOD News sprerds.

II am 20 years old and trayel most
OF The time" writes b F. Tolson. OF
+ izabethtown. Ky. Everywhere
90 recommend Electric Biiters, be.
cause owe my excellent health and
vitality TO Them They effect a cure
every time They never fail to tone
he stomach. regulate the kidneys and
bowels, stimulate the liver, invigor-
ate the nerves and purify he blood.
They work wonders for weak. run
down men and women. restoring
strength, vlgor and health that's a
dsiy joy T.y them. Only SOC .
Satisfaction is positively guaranteed
by all druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-05
TWO coNGRESsMEN.

The Third and Second congresslon-
al districts should be restored TO
Democracy ;his fall The people
nave tried Republican in each of
the districts and each has been busy
following The lead ct the Cannon
Aldrich machine The Third district
member recently stood on the floor OF
the house Of representatives and
made speech against he ssate of
Oklahoma and apologized for being
unable 10 state it is not better gov
erned. OF course. no one heard the
speech-congressmen who do things
being too busy TO listen TO any wind
punching done by one whose intel
lec.ual atainmenis are no greater
than Mr.. Creagers OF course the
man meant 10 mix up little medi-
cine He came 70 Muskogee from
Ohio as an appointee 10 some very
common place n the government Of
fees there. being nominated TO- CON
gress as a sort Of joke He knows
nothing oi the state. Its needs, the
people who make up its citizenship,
their qualifications. in fac is in to-
ial ignorance Of state conditions.
Mr. Creager may know about the
CITY Of Muskogee. although he was
nc. considered one Of It's pushers or
epoch makers UP TO the time the peo-
pie PLAYED he joke on themselves by
electing him to congress BE that
as il may he never saw the great
gestefn sec'i ion OF he s.ate, and
knows less than a dumb man about
the requi ements out In the newer
but raqidiy developing sections OF
Western and Southwess Oklahoma.
Crsager is about as conyersant with
hose needs and the people as he Is
With Sanskrii
Insofar as relates 70 he misfortune
Of choosing Two extra congressman
at The last election. and feeling that
awful error. maybe II is well 10 al
low him TO confess 10 the reporter for
he Congressional Record But if he
feels It incumbent upon him to be
stride he state with the idea he is
is spokesman or would be selected
were such needed the gentleman
from Muskogee is riding th- wrong
mule 10 the market place
Oklahoma must make a change in
the congressional delegation. The
Second and Third districts should be
Democratic and the people will be
req y to accept the rlgh. kind OF
Democ attic aspirants for the two
places.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-05
PILES CURED AT HOME BY
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD

If you suffer from bleeding. itch
ing. blind or protruding Piles. send
me your address, and will tell you
how to cure yourself at home by the
new absorption treatment: and will
also send some Of this home treat
ment ( ee for trial, with references
from your own locality II requested
Mrs NJ Summers. Box p. South
Immediate relief and permanent cure
assured. Send no money. but tell
others Of this offer Write today 10
Bend, Ind
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Weekend visits are 4 fad just now
and one that bids fair TO remain for
some time because il was impoI led
Sfom country In which Il Is a time
nul ored custom 10 fill the guest
chambers in country houses from Sat.
sgday night til Monday morning The
remainder Of The week belongs to
the hostess for her own diversions
Every Saturday afternoen you may
see men and women Qg yalious ages
boarding trains and cars With suit
cases in hand They look the part
of pleasure-seekers. and the cases
contain everything they will need for
TWO nights and day That is easy
enough for man but woman has
70 do some planning to carry all the
comforts and eliminate supertluous
articles
FIRST OF all, she must dress for any
outdoor dive sion save the unusual.
for which her hostess must prepare
each guest. Then she needs her toll
e. articles, which are best carried IN
hput litte case which can be rolled
inGa a small parcel She must have a
e0q 10, dinner aud evening with
suitable footwear, ami rather elab-
ale waist for afternoon Il is pre-
81 = ell that her travelling suit il tit
led with plain blouse which can
ba worn in iae morning. She must
aye rubbers and raineoaI, with an
umbrella, Of course, and all these can
j. packed into case II the umbrella
has folding handle.
I strongly advise women who have
the habit Of spending week-ends with
frsends 10 stick 10 foulaFd or India or
China silk for evening dress. They
lold into small space and come out
III he ordeal, deceGily. few wrinkles
remaining to tell the tale OF folding.
Thare are many fetching ways OF
maF ng such materials. ana rhey wear
mach bette4. than lace or chiffon.
Utility must be considered by the
majority of women
have a friend who went 10 Alaska
on 4 pleasure trip with no more lug
gage than q suitcase and handbag. and
she asserts that she was perfectly
c~IafortabIe. She had to do some
piaiinlng beforehand, but the result
was worth II all she wore woven
underwear that did not need the sers
lces OF a laundress. and stout walk
ing costume which would stand any
i-'fd Of weather. Her one concession
t. gentiitty was black India silk
fr5ck and few silk waists that
W1dld bear crushing She was az
cnmpanied by her husband. with even
icss luggage, for all Of his belongings
I '1e.e packed into suitcase. She Is
ng to do the rest Of her trayelins
III the same simple fashion, and she
goes abroad each year.
BETTY BRADEEN
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Of fevered imagination that she only
noaned.
Alice Again the cry and this
time clear enough to destroy the dead
eang lethaFgy and bring her to hef
feet.
'Jeif-dear. Jeff-I'm here -
s. TO the small window. i'm ! -tfle ssItafi
2eEn had climbed from the neighbor'
lng roof. and now shouted encourage
nnnt. An officer was with him.
!; seemed hours to the tortured
CIR! before the Gar DESCENDED ami she
f. ma herself lifted teiFleay ont by
JeFf. When she had taksn some n0urr
j; ment and was sufficiently revived
ha took her in cab TO his mother,
who putting her to bed. nursed her
with devotion.
'Your coming was a miracle, 7
whispered Alica, her hand in Jeff s
ss he SAT beside he'd sofa a few days
later
ghe truth, however. was more. pro-
saic. On the second day succeeding
ile.r quarrel REIN felt in some in.
esplicable manner that she was in
i-onble That evening. endeavoring
- walk Off his Uneasiuess. he found
l.niself opposite the house. On the
sp stood Two milk bottles, and Jeff,
kh3wing Alice to be TOO conscientious
a ousekeeper TO leave town without
cuwstermanding the milkman's order
i,:aped to the conclusion that she
WIS still in the house. Again and
again he returned to ring the bell
without effect, beyond bringing upon
himself the suspicious of the two po
liccmen. On stating his fears the
cificers declared them not sufficient
= sarrant for breaking into a closed
house. and REIN was compelled 70
r.turn home unsatisfied, Thej follow
ing day his uneasiness doubled and
soR leaving the store he secured a
special officer. Gaining admission
to The adjoining house, through the
cafetakcr, they mounted TO the rooi
and so coached the small window
cueniug upon he elevator well.
You have saved. my life was
tiices voice husky with emotion
;rd If YOU still desiretsany one sc
i0olsh--'' ftsf
7ehn STOPPING, laid his cheek gent
J " against hers Please God I'll MOI
fa.- you In the future. sweetheart, b.
he thing big o. little. copyright
1910 by Associated Literary Press
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Guymon made the irrigation advo-
cafes feel the Importance Of Texas
county as coming empire of agri-
culture.
Graves Leeper. Oklahoma City,
claims 10 have he bung hole that
was in he water cask OF a barrel
iaat came toeihe New World IN The
Mayhower.
ColEnsville coal operators an
ncunce a reduction Ice will be adj
vanced.
Packing house ground was broken
III shawnee with greaf tnusics Chin
and Instrumental I'LL ,
After cold waves the Panhandle
country is now ready for season
with the gentleman with a plow.--
Gazette
Heavy rains In the Spayinaw hills
threa Ell early crops
Okmaigee oil drillers report Ham
ii.on switch development still pro
crossing and satisfactory.
The highest price ever paid for
farm Land, IN Oklahoma was in either
lSiaeH az Nashia. one en- acre
isalI lsiilging sate per acre. aiihoiigh
MOI worh u I9r farming purposes,
BE- tlats sepasaiiag eve farms osNnesi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-05
Iucker candIdate Eor Auditor

IT. A. fucker Is a candidate Tor
state auditor. He says Christianity
Democracy, labor and education are
the pillars on which Oklahoma's s
greatness rest. H. A. Tucker the
blind candidate for state auditor.
stands firmly for these strong pillars
Of greatness. Blindness viii not PIE
vent him dscharging the duties Of the
office With efficiency and safety no
mere than blindness prevents senator
Gore attending to the duties of his
office"
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IiIsT sTRAlGhT ISSUES

Foibles and experiments can mol
edo 10 ne strength of any partisan
hCEv. II this state. where so many
4 .ssource1 are ss yet partialiy and in
many instances, wholly undeveioped.
Il ,s the hard. plain. honest business
serse that must take tae lead and
sgeressiyeiy determine what may ana
.hat shall nol De d0ne 1t is natural
that those who are inclined 10 dream
OF tTiopias aud want 20 establish the
righteousness that Is reserved for
ru alone should seek 10 belab0-
and burden the party in power with
Their Wild theories aud more useless
day dreanIs Of perfeci law system
which shall make all men see life IL
accordance with the views OF the
,Qnyote pushing forward his stub
tced idea rs an enactment 80 finish
sllI that is wrong
Democracy in this state need not
-be apprehensiye because here and
ihare some one who has had I'll Of
this kind sings dolefnlly Nor is there
;ae slightest reason to presume the
Lenest business man, the artisan. or
the farmer have contrary interests.
As one prospers and becomes possess
ea If plenty. as surely will those 9th
ers m his vicinity strike the gateway
10 rlenfy and ride across the years
allotted in mood calculated to make
the hest os.ible out OF the time al
loisea II he partv in power but
co.tinlle The sober. husinesslike way
of seekiag TO do the best possible
ANA asks neither that which is 100
~ ,fensome or that which will event
ma " lead 10 had results. il VII. as
II snould. receive approval and con
:i1aea lease OF power Sensible DEM
oc-sis are positive that the peopl "a
viii be appreciatiye of the good az
comblished and succeed IN steerlnA
tic party machinery where II ought
To he or the best service 10 the
whole people. so far tae record has
hsx-n we'll kept by the majority pas-
Az lt has carried into effect the
1i5spriiT ~ ifs pledges. .ETrCrs have
isR yemeeied hofest admission OF
f,i.Cfe 10 be perfect has been always
The plan. he people accepting N good
iHltR as WtU dH Win -V'u ii'NN-'s
T..are should be no knockneed bunch
Of imaginary world uplif'ers get N
the wav in he oncomlng campaign.
Il IS and should be battle whether
u oot the great constitution Of he
s.aie as made by the Democracy shall
liz unhe'd and yialized by its makers
and defenders or whether the enemies
VINO have irled by foul means 10 he
little If shall be given In charge.
that they may wreck The plans and
.uyn the etate back owe TO corporate
co-trol. Confusion by allowing a loi
N unexplainable, senseless theories p
POT IN the way viii serve the inter
sssts OF .hQse who are fighting 10 re-
Sl.iate the old regime Democrats
ius,St make inc issue straight airAe'
and positive aud also agsres 'ire. !.
s- tot he time for weaklings nor
taose who wish 20 browse in me land
~ 'masew. II is the period when
men. pa'riotic and energetic mus
HAN 10 ihe guns and defend ih0se
ptlaeInles which guarantee equal and
,4&5o' iusrire Otherwise tBe Qrgagiz.-
~ greed am graft that marked Ter
tghssal days will he again N the sad
ne ard the people Will pay an awtul
I II
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l. the street sweeper follow The
street sprinkler this will be a good
season to increase church member
shla in Guthrie
When does the steamer leave for
ne Salty Canadian?
Il, ,sh are bitin now
Query: viii they get the viaduct
ro'ir before the bridge they built
tails down
Another Query II II takes a rail-
naA company oneand-a-half years to
ascertain whether or not il wishes to
Gi up a Lole and it concludes 10 fill
it - af the same rate Of speed, how
Iona viii il be befo.e the Vine street
lieh is filled up.
Iiov would a ten-story building
.9' on .ae corner Of Harrison and
aSision
Owners OF business houses should
ieu mhcf new froni with modern
%irdows add nightly to appearances
Cpery No. ,. II man who earns
s. las 10 sue for The money he earned
w9rling for the city and the city az
'orrey gets So for confessing TO he
eh, bow long viii Fl take the rax-
hayeis 70 get weary OF the system?
Why not have rest room in Guth
tr? Everybody realizes those who
e9n.e 10 he city TO shop need a -Oom
wiih modern conyeniences where
HEY mas rest await their trains,
lheir conVeyances etc. No city in
he state needs a place Of this sor'
amse than The capital city. aud no
city can SO lily afford 10 not have one.
There is more Caiar in this see.
ion OF the country than all other dis
ases put together, and until the las
few years was supposed 10 be incur
able For a great many years doc
totS pronounced II a local disease. aud
prescribed LOCAL remedies, aud sby
coHSldtpAt ldhWs b" GhS VF.h ~
cal treatment, pronounced 1t incur
able Science has proven caiarrh to
be n constitutional disease and there
fore requires constitutional treatment.
HANS Catargh Cure. manufactured
by +. j Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio.
IS the only constitutional cure on the
market. II is taken internally In
doses from 10 drops 10 a ieaspooniul.
II acts directly on the blood and mu
cons surfaces OF The system. They
offer one hundred dollars for any
case II fails TO cure Send for cir
culars and testimonials.
Address: F. } CHENEY & CO, To !
ledo, Ohio.
Sold By Druggists 75c
Take Halls Family pills for consii /
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-05

The success of bank and the
safeguard Of is funds depends upon
! ildicious administration OF its af-
fairs. Every officer Of the National
BaAk u Commerce, Cilhria otia-
b0ma IS a pr2c ical banker. OF many
years of successful experience.
Open up bank account with The
National Bank " Commerce, 6suih-
ils, Oklahoma. ani do your banking
husIness with a well managed instl-
tuition.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-05

Facing death from shot and shell
in he civil war was more agreeable
70 j. A Some. OF Kemp, Tex, than
facing 1t from what doctors said was
consumption. ! contracted stub
born cold he writes that developed
. cough that s;uck"to me jim. spite OF
all remedies for yeafs My weight
an down tos 133 pounds. Then / be
gan TO use DR.. Kings New Discovery,
which compleey cured me. now
weigh 17S pounds. For Coughs
Colds. LaGrippe, Asthma, Hemorr
hage, Hoarseness, Group, Whooping
Cough and lung trouble, its supreme,
SOC. 81 90 Trial bottle free. Guar
anteed by all druggists,
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Ire present indications cid A and
Nj will again hold her place on he
fiel9.
The complete wirelzss te esraph
outfit is nowf ins allied ia the physics
laboratory ard is working quite sue
cesslully. A small station has been
ire e'al'cl .-f a'1- sc,Vil ep pioneering
bai dlg md EarA me senior
class are psac icing sending and re.
ceiying in this way Prcf. LII le
stated Tuesday tia ceugse in Wir4-
less telegraphy viii be offered by the
college aeAt year
Roll Ginier q the g. hlilu class
has accepted tie position O Az (.
noon and eyeaing engineer ! a he
city light plant. Mr.. Gnter is fill
ing this position and carrying on his
college work at the same time.
The athletic field and track are
new being put In order for the spring
work.
at a meeting. of the boa d of re.
gents which was held in Guthrie last
week Pref. Craig was au hogized 20
se, ect and purchase animals for the
dairy herd 10 cost $500, some
standard bred mares al $1,000 and 10
invest $500 in additional hags Oh che
best breeding cbtainable.
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Hutchinson. kas. After trying
too ors and different medicines to'
kianev. bladder and rheumatic trou
HE Halls Texas Wonder cured me-
II Is the best medicine on earth
Walter E. Perry. 20 s. Main street
Sold by all druggists.
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CHIROPRATIC

as taught and used at our schools and
offices has been proven TO be the most
scientific and effective method ever
known for removing all abnormali.ies of
the human system. Ii has attained sucl
wonderful degree OF efficiency and
accuracy only after years of the most
extensive and exhaustive research, most
Of which has been in clinical dem0nst.a-
tions. Out OF over four thousand eases
under our care in the past two Years
only .wo deaths have occurred MAKE
a coniparison). Our results are obtained
through the nervous system alone. by
reason OF which we can handle any class
OF aonormaities, except strictly surgical
cases, and they are limited to cuts and
nDtdsions where stitches or amputation
ansolntely necessary We avoid mr.
"a her make unnecessary. gs nor oar, y, y,
me So called surgical cases. such no
abpendicitis. gall stones. tonsllitls
nueiioius. goltre. cancer OF the stomncb
ilodtlhg Kidneys. ovarian md nth.r
minors; IN fact any diseased cond,,Io,
s,sJ ssI", a,., alaer other methods. are consid-
PARALYSIS. insanity e,I,ans, t
nus, rheuma ism. blood noison ,e',h- au ~
.ssers' eruntve snd otherwisaM. an 'nu a,,
cuIoHlc diseases. such as liver ,ro,,,i,' ~
coustlbal ION, headaches stomach ,ro,,t.,s'
ma al weaknesses Of the eanara';,.s,
organs are due TO a arrangement ~ ~
nerves controlling tne specific region NJ.
@ aee'eu, dhd the functional equilibrium
cah oniF oe secured by inducing. In some
Wa normal distribution OF nerve
STIMULUS Other methods are speculative
as TO result, but Chlropractic is as ac-
cutate as figures.
No Drugs. NJ Knife Call and see us:
Free.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-05

Gettin ready TO Tin the fields viii
helm more 10 make the world seem
better han discussing insurgent and
stsudpat Republicans, neither OF
which faction seems able TO save the
country from the trusts appetite
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-05

who should be placed in charge Of
the Oklahoma constitution, its friends
or its enemies
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-05

pom the manner in which the
n.asie.,al campaign starts Off az Tul-
sa thai town Is 10 enjoy q restlens
seaso- befoHssh mayoralty election
is over.
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o vAoRAHr VERSE. %
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oooc 10000 coco coc G
A Little Cold
puck

X" caught little cold
That was all
81 the naighhors sadly said
As they gathered round his bed.
When 'lhey heard that he was dead
lie caught little cold.
That was all
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-05

NOW that the fnrmlng season is al
adnd Yeoman "Glistmill" Jones win
probably put harrow out to smooth
cstr The ruts made by the McNeal
seo on the gube-natorial pasture
TIA S 70 be TILED this year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-05

Nawbe sofue dnck shooter misiook
fnp Tom Ferguson gubernaiorial boom
fnr a duck Ogt there on the Sail
i''ains.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-05

Medicines that aid nature are al
ways most successful. Chamberlain
Cough Remedy acts On this nan J.
lonaens the cough relieyes the lungs
OPENS the secretions and aids nature
in restoring the system 10 a healthy
condition. Sold by all dealers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-05

s. i dafnaF thinks Repths
,Ie,n nellm IAiebt scocmplisp morf
h aietser ffi'P I'm tran ~ ~ 4 = q las I
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-05

lvth Easter and ST. Pa'rick's day
al beiwixi now and All Fools day.
itiugs should be about all right
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liut what IS a Guthrie viaduct9

lowers are blooming in Southern
Oklahoma F4ost bitten Wichita pa
reI- rlease cnpy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-05

Query: VIII they get the viaduct
ro'ir before the bridge they built
TAILS down
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-05

Iiov would a ten-story building
.o' k on be corner Of Harrison and
.1.A Aisinn
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Another Query. II fl takes a rail-
naA company one-and-a-half yea-s TO
ascertain whether or not it wishes to
on up a Lole and it concludes 10 fill
il - or the same rate Of speed. how
Iona VIII il be befo.e the Vine street
ii eh is filed up.