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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

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Department Of the Interior.
United sht.s Land Office at Sterling. Colorado.
October .th. 1911.
NOTICE Ia hereby given iha. Alber. Joseph
Lee Of S'onchain. COLORADO. who on May 18th.
1910. male Homestcad entry No. oi:e:7. for
HEi-i. section %, Township ~. Isanxe ts W.
9Th Principal Meridian. has filled notice Of iu,en.
,ioh to make Final corumrtliion proof TO cital,-
lish claim to the land sbovs described. before
Register and Receiver. at Sterling. Colorado. or
the co,h day Of January. 1912.
Claimant names Al Witnesses:
Henry wciscl Of S.oneharn. Colorado.
Jacob wciscl. Of ''
Ethan Ace T'aeT. Of
L.r.rr R!i~y i,oyacr. II "
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NOTICE FOR PusLIcAr,on

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Department, Of the Interior
United States Land Odiec al Steriiny. Colorado.
October 9tl,. 1911.
NorlcE it hereby given that William Eeun,ann
of Stcncham, Colorado who. on March srd. 1910.
male Homestead entry. No. oliils. for Lot 2 and
El-e Swl.i. Ses,ion ~ Township SN. Rnnse 50
W. 9Th Principal Meri ian. has filed notice Of in.
,enlinn to make Final eo>,nutAiion proof 10 e.
;ahlish claim IN the land above described. before
Register and Receiver. at Sterling. Colorado on
the 18th day Of February. loia.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Newton j. str.,'cr, Of St,neham. Colorado.
Ole ". Olson, II
Dexter {. Ilarkcr. Of ''
John Z. Hogan. of
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Deplr,Hrat OF the interior.
United State, Land 0:,ise At Sterl!ns. Colorado,
September q. 1911.
NOTICE is hereby tha; Kate Grace Hayes. ot
stnneham. Colorado. sho. on hsri! VI. 1910. made
Honesuad Entry. 40. oi2Js0. for SWl.: Section
10 Township ". Range Di ". sth Principal
Meridian. has hled hetis. ot Inssn,Ioa % make
Final Communication Proof. To- eslabl!.a claim IN
the Land abovc IescT!bcd. before Register and
Receiver. at Sterling Colorado. on the - day oi
january, lli2
Claimant nGrnhs as Witnesses:
Goodwin L. Lee u stonehan. Colorado.
Raymond 7 Austin. Of
Benjamin +. rarn.sntcr. Of ''
Lester Il. LDwder. q.
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T., As. tpubiiShrrj S.rial.O'2;ls
Department ns tho Irtcri1-.
United States Land og.ee. Z, S.ar!inr. C1!s.sdo.
October 9Th. 1911.
NorcE is hereby given that Frank Haynus
Ecker Of ANSlp Colorado. who. on Nav 9th. 1910,
made HOMESTEAD entry, No. Gle;l2, fOr Kwi-i.
Section 6. Township ~. Ranse 81 ". 9Th prin.
eipal Meridian. la. FLED uotiec OF intention 10
m7Ac Final commuiatinn proof, u establish clsim
to the land above described. before Register and
Receiver a,ls,eflIng, Colorado on the 18th day
Of February. 1912.
Clairian, namct ~ witrcsscs:
charleal j. Bashmann. Of A,alp, col,rndo.
John c. Brewer. Of
Orlando Huff. Of
John j. NJt.s. of g
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Department of tho interior,
United States Land Office. S,-r.ing Colorado.
September o. 1911.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Homer Emery
Chandler Of Stpnehan Colorado, who on Janua-
ny q 1910 made Homestead Entry No oiD57n. 10
Swi.i. Section II. Township ". Range &C W.
9th Principal Meridian, has hlci notice of nten-
ton to make final Communication prDJf TO establish
claim to The land above Described before licgl.'er
and Receiver. ai Sterling. Colorado. on the 9th
dag Of February. 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Fred Byron Pierce. Of Stlnsham. Colorado:
Wilfrcd A. BohncF. Of
Is'sli. +. Strader II
Ycrn b, Amen, Of
els ". II. FOUND. Register.
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Senator Guggenheim announces that
he will not be a candidate for senator
70 succeed himself, but that ne will re-
tire at the end of his present term.
hlarch 4. 1913. There will be plenty
of men anxious to take his place.
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The Presidents message this year is
unlike any annual message in that the
President announces that the docu-
ment will be issued in installmcnts be-
tween now and the holiday adjourn
ment. The first section deals with the
trust question and the results Sc
cured in the governments suits to dis
solve the Standard OIL and American
Tobacco Companies. We believe that
the President has hit upon a popular in
novation and that many more people
will read the messages in this form.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
tPubllsirrrl
StrMl UptE

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Department uf the Interior.
rnitj States Land oiiiec al Sterling. col,ralo
September a. 1911
NOTICE is hereby given 'lin, Lester d. Win
mcr II StunclaEi. C0lDrssio, whp. on November
Is 1876. m@in homestead entry. No, S''5. SERIAL No
ntu3d. fog WI! NEIL. ami VIE SEl-i. Stcti,n
8. TUwusi.ip \. I!aagc =, W. c,h PRINCIPAL
Meridian, ha' f.sl nptisr Of intention % make
dEaI 6,c.ger pToaf u csulbli-n Slain T. the ilnd
above dgsrrii,i, before Rezbtcr ani lioeci,cr
a, Sterling, Clofa,,i. on the si,h DIS u No,vnl-
her ipil,
Claimant nam"s A. witnesses:
Charlie Z Csrl.,u OF Stoncnnm. colurada
Jancf r. StackkOlsc. II
Sl1fa Crai,b, oG %c~ KHyirer.
MARY Fgiz. q;
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Department. of the ,ntoyior.


Department of the tntoviov.
United States land ofli.c al Sterling. Colorado.
October ii,h 1911.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Elncr Tilson Of
Stoneham. Colorado. who. on April ,,h. $40,
rnadc Homestead Entry, No ol2lll. for SEi-i.
Section i.. Township ". Range 81 W. Cth Prin-
cipai Meridian. has fled notice of intention to
make Final Communication frp2f. to establish claim
tc the land above described before Register and
Receiver at Ste'iing Colorado. on the 18Th day of
February. 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
DC ". Olson. " Stonoham, Colorado
Edwin z. Wheeler. of &c
Miles Mitchell. oi "
J. Harry iiarkcr. Of ''
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Senator Guggenheim predicts that
Colorado republican are favorable to
Mr.. Taft for another nomination. Few
will dispute the senator. but the big
question is, can Mr.. Taft carry the state
next fall at the election,
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c,Ly rusli.her,. seri.l-,is,,s.
Department Of the Interior.
unitcl States Land Office at Stsriisr. Colorado.
September u. 1911.
NsTlcr is hereby xi,en ths, Jacob Shaw OF
Stonehan Colorado. who on Nay 81. 1910. made
Homestead Entry. No oi3iis. for SELL. Section
:!TewpAip 7 n. Range t7 W.. s,h Principal
Meridiar. has filed notice Of intention to male
Final cbhimua,ion Proef. to establish claim .,
.he,i'sd above described. before Register and
RecA!tc, a, Sterling. Colorado. on III. llth day
u! jyu,fy. Ipn.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Ida a. Bskie. Of stoneh,m. Colorado.
John v. Iiosker. Of g
Ole ". Olson. Of :"
Nt,ton J. strsdsr. Of :"
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The loan shark of the city is the sub
ject Of good deal of criticism, and
Legislation is proposed 10 limit his
greed, but tha, is not the only place
where laws are needed to protect the
weak.
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L. AS. lPublisher) S.ris,.oi,ilo
Department II the Interiav.
United States Land Office st Sterling. Colorado
October 9TH. 1911.
NOTICE is hereby given shs. Mary S~erten.
Of S'oneham. Colorado. WHY. or July 18th. 1910
made Homestead application. No. 0is;J?. for
NEl.' Section 10. Township . NJ. itsnye ii w..
9Th rrpeipsl Meridian. Has filed notice u in.cn.
ton 70 make finsl Communication prts,< W ssn,s
Itch elaiin 10 the lspd sbwe deserihe1. irfore
Register srd i,scsi,er. a Sterling. Caur,dc, On
the u,h day Of February. 1917.
Clsiinsut nsincs - ~i,ncsses:
Hiram N. Sheldon. Vt StSnehsaa. tnirns.
Leibr 4. to~dsr. Of "
G1dwin L. Lee. Of ."
Rer;ir!s ?. farscs;es. o. e -.
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Department. Of Tho interiov,

l.. s. tPublisher.l Serial oi35l0.
Department. Of Tho interior,
United States Land Office. a, Sterling. Colorado.
October 18th. 1911.
Norcg is hereby given 'ha, James j. Wal.
WORTH Of buckingham. Colorado WIN. oa July 9Th.
1910, made homestead entry. No. uis5io, fyr Sill.
Section .. Township Z H.. Range 10 W.. 9Th
principal Meridian, has filed notice u in.cnti,r,
TO make Gnul Communication rroof. 10 cstabli:h
claim to the land above described. lrforr U. S
Commissioner. at Kcou. Colorado. un the i.th day
Of Dcecmirr. 1911.
Clsimant names - uitncrpcs.
thss y be fcri. of Bues,tirhs'a, Celosslo.
Albert $. whipplr. "
urnry W, ls,c.. @!
H,rlsr. D pn'pls.. o.
~ w ";rr5. asrres.
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The first quarter Of December has
Shown fine sample OF winter weather
and we bid for three months more like
it.
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1911.

Frank Gotch will meet Munro, the
British wrestling champion, at Kansas
City, December q.
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The COW is the poor mans best
friend, but the better you treat her the
better she will pay. kimball's Dairy
Farmer tells YOU how to give her the
very best OF treatment. Get it in com
bination with The Enterprise.
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That highly interesting daily publica-
tion, the Congressional! Record, resum-
ed publication the first Of this week.
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,s,saisss, $50 ps year lar,riSt IN ss,,,s..

Entered as sscond-class matter June 10. 1910. Mt
the po.tohre a, New Raymer. Colorado. under
the &C, Of March ]. 1874
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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-04-28
DECISIVE VOTE WILL
HELP MEASURE AT OTTAWA

Ottawa, Ont, April 22.-News u
the heavy majority given RECIPROCITY
at washington was received VIII
much satisfaction by the government
and liberal members, who are supopl'.
ing the measure here. The CANADIAN
opponents of. the agreement are NO"
placing their faith in the hope tna'
the United States Senate will lons
delay the bill or kill it.
"The vote at Washington will De d
great aid to the Canadian friends Oh
reciprocity" said a member OF 'ne
Dominion Government. II expect u
see the opposition at Ottawa collapse
in the course OF a few days, and l pc
lieve the measure will be passed Dy
Parliament as soon as it is finally deait
with at washington. II there was a
limitation on the length of speech
making here we would have passed
the measure long ago."
The Conservatives are saying little
as to their intentions, but are keeping
up extended speech-making. Mr..
Wright Of Ontario occupied six hours
telling the House his reasons for op-
posing the agreement, and it is I'M
derstood other Conservatives will
make similar speeches most of next
week.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-04-28
SEATTLE ESCAPES OBNOXIOUS
VACCINATION REGULATIONS

Washington, April 25.-Surgeon
General Walter Wyman, of the marine
hospital service, in response to the
representations of Senator Jones and
Representative Humphrey in behalf of
the Seattle and Tacoma chambers of
commerce and steamship lines in the
Puget Sound and Alaskan trade, has
wired Past Assistant Surgeon B. j
Lloyd his interpretation Of, the yacci-
nation regulations which have become
SO obnoxious to Alaskan travellers.
The telegram says vaccination is re-
quired only where there is no mark of
recent vaccination and only where the
passenger has been exposed to small
Epox within two previous weeks.
The health bureau recommends that
this procedure be followed by Seattle
officers regarding Alaskan trade.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-04-28
LAW NOT
BROAD IN APPLICATION

Olympia, Wash. April 24.-Only
those who perform manual labor come
under the provisions of the eight-hou1
law in SO far as it applies to the State
of Washington and all its legal sub
taxing districts, holds Assistant Attor
ney-General Lyle, in reply to a query
propounded by State Labor Commits
sioner Hubbard some time ago.
1t does not apply to clerks, stenog
raphers or office help or to guards
watchmen, nurses, attendants or fore
men at the state institutions, but is
for those whose occupations demand
physical rather than mental exertion
It is also held to apply to work done
by contract day labor, rather than to
persons paid regularly at stated in
tervals.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-04-28
NEW REINFORCEMENT
BILL IS REPORTED

Washington. April pa bill re.
apportioning the membership of the
House of Representatives and almost
identical with the Crumpacker bill,
which passed the House last session,
but died in the Senate, has been re-
ported by the committee on census.
It provides for q membership of 433.
No State loses any members in the
House by the reapportionment and
the following gain:
One member each-Alabama, Cole
RADIO. Florida, Georgia. Idaho. Louisi'
ana. Michigan, Minnesota, Montana,
North Dakota, Ohio, Oregon, Rhode
Island, South Dakota, Utah and West
Virginia.
California 3, Illinois 2, Massachu.
sets 2, New Jersey 2, New York s,
Oklahoma 3, Pennsylvania 4. Texas 2.
Washington 2. -
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-04-28

paradox that. although the United
States will equip the ermine-lined
robes Of King Georges peers. Amer.
lea. properly speaking. produces NO
ermine. The real animal named the
ermine 10 found only in Siberia. Nor.
way and Sweden. The Americans
white weasel belongs to the same sre-
Giles. but II smaller. The ermine fur
Of Europe goes mostly to Leipsic and
II there manufactured for the wealthy
In Germany and france.
The little animals, the size Of 4 big
rat, from which the ermine skins
were stripped, are the, same in speciea
a. the marauding brown weaseja
which farmers' boys in Missouri and
Arkansas catch in traps In their hen
houses. But in Canada and such
northern states 40 Minnesota and Ver.
mont. nature. to protect the weasel.
turns It's coat white In winter to
match the snow. When brown the
pelts are worth about two cents each
and are considered at only to cover
toy animals for children. But on be-
coming white, the fur II metamor.
phosed into ermine, to which for con-
turtles the adjectiyes royal" and
'precious'' have been applied.
As II has been nine years since the
coronation OF the late King Edward
VII, most Of the 500 peers and their
wires and daughters win require new
ermine robes. For each robe from
500 to 1000 pelts will be needed.
What the kings coronation robe will
require may be judged from that Of
Gar Nicholas Of Russia, which was
made Of 100000 skins.
The value Of an ermine pelt de-
ponds largely on the size Of the black
tip Of the tail. The black fur II sewed
at regular intervals upon the white.
and It is the beautiful contrast Of
black upon the white field which
makes ermine the royal fur. although
sable is much more expensive.
In making the robes Of the king and
queen OF England. the tail tips are not
used, the black paws Of the astrakhan.
lamb being substituted and attached
one to each square inch. This distin.
guishes the royal garments from
those Of the mobiles.
The peeresses, at the coronation.
wear capes Of ermine with rows Of
spots, made Of the tails, arranged IN
accordance with the rank of the
wearer. The scarlet robes Of the
peers arc bordered with white ermins
without spots.
Attendance ct the coronation being
compulsory upon the peers. as i also
the wearing Of ermins, they will have
NO escape from the expense Of cloth
ing themselvss and their wives IN new
coats OF the costly fur. unless they
hare SAVED their old ermine coats
from The corpnation Of King Edward
n 1907. An impecunious lord might
ne white cat fur. dealers ~. and
evade detection IN tho throng.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-04-28
|ARMlsTlcE TO BE AS
LONG AS NECESSARY

Ell Paso, Texas, April 25.-Belfef that
the Mexican insurrection is over was
made practically certain yesterday
when announcement was made that ii
the i've days armistice should prove
insufficient the peace time viii be In
definitely prolonged.
Madero has telegraphed DR.. Vas
Quez Gomez, head Of the washington
junta, to come here and assist IN the
pour parleys.
Americans among the rebels have
disgustedly come to the conclusion
lat there win be no more lighting.
They are drifting into 81 Paso with
many rebel Americans.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-04-28
MRS. SCOTT REELECTED
PRESIDENT OF b. A. r.

Washington, April 22.-Mrs. Mat
thew T. Scott, Of Illinois, was declared
reelected president general Of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
for the next two years. OF the 1886
votes cast Mrs. Scott received GA, her
opponent, Mrs. William C. Storey. Of
New York, 446, and six Of the ballots
were blank as to choice for president
general. The tellers spent almost
twenty-four hours counting the vote.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-04-28
ALASKA GOVERNOR
TO HEAR EVIDENCE

Washington, April 22.-Gov. Clark
Of Alaska has been authorized by the
Interior Department to hear com.
plants from shippers in Alaska, who
allege that freight rates over the
Alaska railroads are excessive. Under
the recent decision of the Supreme
Court the regulation of railroads In
Alaska rests with the Secretary Of the
Interior, and all complaints and evil
dence submitted to the Governor will
be transmitted by him to the Secre
tary for decision.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-04-28

- NE Of the most spectacular
events open to tourists In
London during the coronation
NJ season will be the Festival
OF Empire" at the Crystal pal
ace. King George and Queen Mary
will attend tho festival on May II to
hear the great empire concert, In
which Nine. Clara Butt will take 9
prominent part, and in which there
win be 5000 voices in the chorus. un-
der the conductorship Of Dr.. Charles
Harris Of Canada. The famous
Queens hall orchestra. conducted BY
Sir Henry Wood. will also take part
Arrangements are completed for .
series Of grand empire carnivals. The
city Of LoHdon corporation has voted
$1,000 for the construction 'of . car
symbohcal Of the life Of the capital Of
the empire. while . number Of other
cities In Great Britain are ssndins
cars. There will also be emblematic
cars for each Of the oversee domin
ions and others to represent great IN
dustriss. In all there will be nifty
huge cars. The festivities WIN Be
held periodically on the grand ter
race Of the Crystal palace.
Frank Lascelles, the master Of the
festival. explained that on this occa-
sion - great at-home win be given BY
tho people OF London. the mother city
Of the empire. to her sons and daugh.
tiers. and srandsons and granddacgh.
ters.
IA sum OF more than $3.50, 900 ID
being spent" Mr.. Lascelles continued,
Elm order that the palace and grounds
may b made worthy Of the occasion
In the ESQ acres Of ground will be
seen exact replicas, two-thirds Of the
actual size, Of the parliament build,
ings OF Canada. Australia. New Zea.
land, South Africa, Newfoundland and
India. Inside these buildings In each
instance will be shown the progress
and development of the country to
which they belong their scenery,
their resources. their interests and
their industries The government OF
Canada alone 10 spending more than
$350. 900 In representation Of the
parliament buildings at Ottawa.
There will also be camps for boy
scouts from all parts Of the empire:
empire sports. under the presidency
OF Lord Desborough; play, ..Hia-
Watha. BY IroQuois Indians from Can.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-04-28
WILL RUSH WORK on
TARIFF BILL
FIRST ATTACK ON PAYNE,ALp-
RICH BILL MADE ON MON
DAY IN HOUSE.
That = Bill Placing Many Articles on
Free List or Greatly Reducing Duty
on Them Will Pass the House Is
Freely Predicted Discussion viii
Be Extended.

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tack Of the Democratic house of rep
resentatiyes upon the schedules of the
Payne-Aldrich tariff bill will begin to
day. With the Canadian reciprocity
bill disposed of, as far as the house is
concerned, the lines of battle are being
drawn over the bill. Chairman I'm
derwood, Of the ways anu means com
mittee, whose work is approved by the
Democratic caucus, seeks to place on
the free list many manufactured arti
cles.
Will Pass House.
That the bill will pass the house is
unquestioned, but there will be a tur-
bulent and prolonged debate and the
division on the final vote will be far
different from the vote on the reci.
procity bill.
Republican leaders say at least
three-fourths of the sixty-seven Re
publicans who voted with the Demo
cratic majority for the reciprocity bill
will be found standing by the Repub-
lican protective policy.
The Democratic leaders themselves
admit that on the free list bill the
alignment will be closely partisan and
they expect the discussion will con-
tinue possibly two weeks.
Wool Delayed.
The committees real work on the
revision of the wool and cotton sched-
ules will not be undertaken until the
farmers free list bill has been passed.
After these schedules are prepared
there will be caucus of the demo
cratic majority and the bills will be
reported to the house as the caucus
directs.
That action probably cannot come
for three weeks.
"This extra session." said Demo
cratic Leader Underwood, "is to be
essentially tariff revision session.
We have passed the reciprocity bill
and next week will take up the free
list bill, calling it up Monday as soon
as set matters are disposed of.
Much Work Planned.
CAS- we handled the reciprocity bill,
so will we this one. There has been a
heavy demand from both sides OF the
house for time to speak. There will
be no disposition to shut OF the de-
bate. The outlook is that the free list
bill will take up more of the time of
the house than did the reciprocity
BILL"
The reapportionment bill is almost
certain to be called up next Wednes-
day. but opposition may delay final
vote.
The new Mexico-Arizona statehood
bill also is on the calendar. Besides
these, the program includes little Of
Importance except the tariff. The
Democrats will resume the free list
discussion Thursday.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-04-28
New Point 10 Raised.

Olympia, April 22.-J. e. Frost Of
the state tax commission has received
q report from Secretary Rooms or the
commission. who is now in st Paul
going over the accounts Of the express
companies, stating that all the compa-
mics had made full returns but one,
which had not made returns on It's
money order business. This company
raises q new point, by claiming that
this comes under the head Of bank
ing. rather than express business, and
is not subject to tax.