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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-01-27

". "a.
business visitor in this city Monday.
s. T. Scott, of Glendale, was Wis
iting friends here Monday.
r. w. Davis came up from Har-
risburg Monday TO look over this
city and visit with friends.
H. B. Esson was doing business in
Grants Pass Monday.
B. F. Hogue, Of Kerby, was in
town Monday looking up business.
]. W. Bacon, of Portland, was a
business caller to this city Monday
A. F. Knox, of Murphy, was Wis
iting with Grants Pass friends Mon
day.
H. G. Meyers, of Galice, was call
ing on friends here Monday.
John Roberts, Of Portland, was
looking after business meters in
this city Monday.
A. C. Epperley, of Placer, was call
ing on friends and attending to bust
ness matters in this city Monday.
L. Leonard, of Kerby, was busi-
ness visitor to Grants Pass Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Jefes, of Galice,
were Grants Pass visitors Monday.
M. e. Barnaby and wife, of Wood
vile, were visiting friends and shop
ping in this city Monday.
r. Patty arrived here Monday
from Helena, Wash, to visit with
Grants Pass friends.
John s. Wallingford, of Three
Pines, was calling on Grants Pass
friends Monday.
Ike Vincent, Of Murphy, transact
ed business in this city Monday.
Mrs. L. w. Smith went to Hugo
Tuesday morning to spend few
days with her husband at the store.
Tom Fuson went to Medford Tues
day morning on business trip.
Allan Mackenzie returned Sunday
evening from Rosepurg and after a
short visit with parents and friends
in this city will leave Thursday for
Los Angeles and other California
points on pleasure trip.
G. e. Selleck, Of Murphy, was a
Grants Pass business visitor Tues
day.
T. L. Conkey and H. Reise arrived
here Monday from Huron, 8. D., and
will spend several days in and
around Grants Pass looking over the
country with a view of locating.
B. N. Colt and family left Sunday
evening for Seattle, where they will
visit for a short time prior to return
ing to their home at Cleveland, o.
Mrs. A j. Wilkens, Of Seattle, has
been spending few days with rela-
tives and friends in this city.
Mrs. William Danosky, of Seattle,
has been visiting with Grants Pass
friends for the past few days
Ferdinand r. Coron and Mrs,
L. Holmes were united in marriage
Saturday evening at 6 o'clock p. m.
at the Newman M. e. parsonage
Rev. D. H. Leech offlciated. Only
the immediate relatives were pres
ent to witness the ceremony, after
which the bride and groom took the
6:35 train for Portland, where they
will spend a few days before return
ing to this city to reside. Both bride
and groom are we'll and favorably
known in this city, where they have
resided for number OF years. The
bride is the daughter OF Mrs, ]. o
Booth, OF this city, and Is youns
lady Of charming personality ant
popular with all who know her
The groom Is young business maj
OF the Coron-Booth hardware com
pany who is highly respected and es
teemed by friends and acQuaint
ances. Mr. and Mrs. Coron will
make their permanent home in thi
city. where the hest wishes Of n hos
Of friends are theirs for a bright an,
happy welded life
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-01-27
BUSINESS POINTERS

DR.. Flanagan,
Physician and Surgeon.
J.E.Peterson, ,PioneerInsuranceMan
RoNall Remedies at Clemens sells
drugs,
Diamonds and watches sold on the
lnstslment plan to responsible par.
ties at Letcher's jewelry store.
Alfred Letcher Registered Optic
metrist and Jeweler IN DiAons old
stand. Front st Eyes tested free.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-01-27

When given as soon as the croupy
cough appears Chamberlain Cough
Remedy will ward off an attack Of
Group and prevent all the danger and
cause of anxiety. Thousands Of
mothers use 1t successfully. Sold by
all good dealers.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-01-27
Best lob printing at The Courier
II you've Loaf anythlrg, "a Courier
ad will find II for you.

TOXIC, Jan, 2A,--Twclyc social.
lists. sentenced to death for alleged
plots against the mikado, were exc.
euted today,
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14
TWENTY YEARS AGO

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Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14
NAVE YOU THiE0 PaxTINe
The Great Toilet Ge-rnicide

You don't have to pay Soc or 500
pint for historian antseptics or per-
oxide. You can n.aks i6 piuts of a more
eieansins, scrmieidal healing and deodor-
izing antiseptic solution with one 25c
box of FaNt me- soluble antiseptic
powder. obtainabIe at any drug store.
Paxtine destroys germs that cause
disease. Decay and odors.-that is why 1t
is the best mouth wash and gargle and
why IL purifies the breath, cleanses and
preserves the teeth better than ordinary
dent frlces. and in sponge ba athins il COM
pletely eradieates perspirati0n ana other
dlsa bic body od1rs. Every daint y
~ofnan appreciates this and its many
other tOiiet and hygienie uses.
Isxtine is splendid f0r sore throat
1nhamed eyes and 10 purify modth and
breath after smoking. You can get Pax
tine Toilet Autiseptio at any drug store
price 25e ard sac. or by mail postpaid
from The Paxton Toilet Co. Boston
Mass. who VIII send you a free sample
II you would like 10 Try il before buying
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14
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s>S SseTfk 0gNs9foN oF
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In The MATTER OF the estate uf Antoine Yeag.r.
tls,u"n-.sa-
No q
Nutice is hsrebs gwen. that on Monday IN.
lith uaz ~ July. A H iall nt The hu4ir 81 ~
A 81 said day the b.ina one 81 the
regular aays oi she june Term 81 the unnty
ourt 81 6Hnni-un tonnty. IA the state -
Colorado. u thari.s Noager Administrator
~ said ESTATE. v ID appuaf beion. the Judge
81 said ourt, pre-sni Iity hnal =ssttiaIneuf ~
rHoh Administrator pray the approve al 81
the same. aud g iil then ash to be- al-uhau. .rsd
~ rurh Administrator. At hieh fifue aud
plaae any person Ia interest maF app.ar aud
present uhisf fipnr tu he -snfe ii arv Their. be-
And further notice is hereby given That at
-aia time aud place III. Court " ia rsss.ei We and
hear proofs concerning the heirs af said de-
ecased pursuant to the verified petltiun ~
thartss heager. claimant ~ heir at law oi
rnid sierenr.d. hersfolor, iiiod hsr.in. asking
fur Judicial nSrurtainmsnt aud determine.
tion 81 th. bsir-hip al said estate aud from
which u APPEARS that harirr ealef Joseph
ieaeer, John ienger. Ntrtor Yeagsr aud
hHiiiie Becker ARE heirs 0f said decreased
Now therstprs. ang and all t,-rsons u no
are of " ho claim o. be heirs af law of said
to he aud appear thnr,nt. or ahitl. the deter
mtnation uf the Court thereon
Dated nj uHui-un. tolurnda This nth day
of June. A. -. lsil
CHARLES NJ NEAGER
Administrator of the Estate OF Antoine
Neager, DECREASED
q. ~. wEGENER. Attorney.
Published dune i8-Juiy u. igii.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14
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A.Ees on isslsaa asosptasa. go ksse
ssss hr-s II ske ~essk sQ4ompsSssd es
Howard Asr-hsll aud Era Nurss&-
ssvsHe css.e asEecs iEosn she psoE,erss
eser the ne~ road sksct " ~ be ~
ss~ps isr srst3se by tise ussdass II
Jsss, when sspps.e- wsal coasssscs
GsssS ~ tresa the sse~ Eouse ~ tke
lsslssa mountain aad Tay ior park
ussses. The Star ussses conpsoy
have been eF~srsasag dSrsaG tbs
~ssser, and eFensne the I~rae ose
bodies oi the propertv. sad ss $500
s- the rosd ,s sefs.ed and IN eouda-
ton tor heavy traife. ten foSr hosse
teams are ~ he pat 10 work kssIane
the smelling ere eo~s ~ the rsslsosd
ter transportation IheEe 70 NO
EoEe dessrabie ore fg the lesd
smeiser than those produced N tbs
lsalsss asssniaIn assnes, ~ they sss
self fiuxlne and f.rn,sh sarplss II
head. lron and hme wh,ch ssssss in
the smelling of other drv ores and
the suselters rarely MAKE any trsst-
ment charges GA ssch ores and IN
the case 1t a shortage Of this chars-
Ter Of ores, they freqsently pay .
bonus ior blsh percentage esrt'onste
oi lead ores. This company hse
FilaBned 30 put IA eoncentrstIoa
plant TOR the treatment oi their
lower grade ores which have se-
camelssed upon the mine dumps
and have been lett IN the old work-
rngs of the property There are
probably ten thousand tons Of this
low grade lead ore available al the
present time, ana II Is the purpose
Cd the company, We understand 10
rush the mill building with all pos
ssbie speed to its complexion The
machinery will he transported from
the railroad by the ore teams hsal-
ing shipping ore down from ihe
mines. Ii is expected thai Post
Office will soon he established at the
mine and star mail route gwen for
the accommodation Of the miners
and mine operators in the Italian
mountain and Taylor park mining
districts which they are sadly in
need of, certainly deserve, and must
have in order TO facilitate and con-
duet the large volume Of business
already started in these two local.
ties.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14
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ass1, - . 1Eass ~ act and so -.xss 20
sl.seassssent. aase are a. ~ s.zsss.ss..s
ss ssllaey tEssb4e aae yos sass.a
ssas a fesseeS xs4ea ls Sae~H TO ses
on she kiaEess.
A,osa s~a.asy Pills q tie remedy
- ase Nc ssas 10 experiment.. E
has csrea many ssassoEs cases -
ts.is tictHlty.
1aa essaaisoa Feslseass demand
further proof than that Ooa:aiaee sn
the folio0tn2 testim9Elal2
A. ID Fairbanks. >. First St.
AieH1Eose, 1oio.. says. Il consider
L's'aH kidney Pile a good medicine
isr kidney tEoable. Tais opinion 10
based on nay own experiences which
thos2h ROT extensive. Was very sal-
isfactory. l had alsordeFea K aneyA
the kidney sscretioas being TOO frs-
aaeuf in passage and highly eolorsd.
I,oan Kidney pills removed th.s
weakness and nay kidneys have beea
normal since then. | am glad TO have
the sne~iedse OF a remedy that can
be depended upon like Doans Kidney
Pills J."
For sale by all dealers Price 80
cents. Foster Milburu Co. Buffalo,
y. Y. sole agents for the United
States
Ram nIher the name-Doan s-aad
take no other.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14
hsoeseekers Eneursisa kates 10 Texas
4 New Mexico PESTS Dwias 1911

On the first and third Tuesda, :
of each month during the entire
wear The Colorado and Southern
Railroad will sell round trip tickets
to great many points in New Mex
ieo and Texas at greatly reduced
rates. Final limit twenty five days
allowing liberal stop-over privileges
For detailed information, rates. etc,
call ON your nearest Colorado and
Southern Agent or address T. +.
Fisher, General Passenger Agent,
Denver, Colo. 20 81
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14
~ d kSfFrs AAIk
state of Colorado.
Gouutx of tyuuuf.on

tDuntA o' 6uuutson. '
~ virtue oi an txecution ~ Pa and Pee
Bill issued out 81 III. Clerks Office 81 the
County Court. Of baffee ounts. aud Stnte
of Colorado aud 10 me directed whereby
am commanded To make the sum Of seventy
one Dtdinrs. sd. and Thirteen and a.-Ipu
Dollars tSl3 81. tuosts of suitt. the amount af
a certain judgment rendered in said ,ourt
ON the 10Th day 81 NAV 1911 IN faror s,f
Charles ahl as plaintiff and against haries
Hubbard aH siefeudHnt, together with inter
est on said judgment from the date 81 the
rendition thereof al the rate oi eight Der renf
per anuum. out Of the lands tenenieuts goods
and ehatteiz Of the said Charles Hubbard /
have levied upon the folio wing described real
proptrtN, to-wtt
pne hall Interest in the star I.osie Mining
Claim An of The snow Bank Lode Mining
iaini- Al uf The snow Bank No. 2 Lode Min
ing Claim. all oi The tuiorada Lode Mining
Claim, All of The Mol : lode Mining tlHim
and One-haf interest in the Tiger l..I,is Min
ing ttaim. all uf these claims are situated ln
jim Cup Mining District. on Italian Mountain
~ tfunHison tounty. Colorado.
1lEkIfpRE, According 10 said command
shall ON saturday, the 33nd dnY ~ iuly
lali, AT the hour uf ten O'Clock ia the fore.
noon of sid day at the v est front sist0r 81
HuHuisoh. in the county ~ tuhniruu STATE
oi ul0rado. EXPOSE To sale a. publie auction
60 The highest bidder, Tor cash ia hand ali
the right. title aud Interest uf thr above
described property tor So much thereof as
may he necessary iur the pas meut aud sat
tsiaction "f said Judgment, iHterest and cost
oi sale.
Dated Gannison, Colorado this a.th dav Of
June, lali
Pat HanIon.
sheriff 0i Guunis9n Jouuty.
By j j Hehan.
Published June 30 July q 1911.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14

Canon City Record: The largest
number Of prisoners in the history
Of the Colorado State Peniteutiary
was reached on Tuesday of last week
when the registration was 1855 The
number of convicts is constantly
growing and it is sexpected the regis
ter will show $40 before the lapse of
another twelve months. There has
been received at the penltentiary
here since it's establishment total
of :, s,lO1 prisoners, 1852 Of whom
have either been discharged under
expiration OF sentence, released ON
parole, escaped from the guards or
died within the prison walls
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14
&. G. -

t.Scssace-A sexso ssa tssen
o'scuser~d ssesAaS cA.cAess saa the
osaer tes5s . .ssss ~ the ss.Esasr.
. be fsra VISA xreas sp-red. 'rlha
sas near atse bai,es. S~uut,o2' ~a-
s-ssd vt aae HeSro "is. ssh. ba~s.
SID saasbo. 4 ssse a.d. | aoss
hsoEd ~ twscs The krss time ~a~
SHEA the ballet ~eui bs me ana DE-
seouad time ~ss when ! ~ent BY DE-
balles"
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14
Csluols - - hsAsAs oluseus
Denver Republican.

1t IVES no small responsibility
which Colorado assumed VIII IN il
took upon itself the burden Of ra,s-
ing the white man his spuds. Every
year the task becomes joyfally more
obliRstIng rs one by one here and
there over our broad land, district
follows district in dropping out of
the running. Brave as the efforts
of other fields lnay be TO shoulder a
share Of the responsibility of meet
ing the demand, the non-lrri gated
ones persist in the habit OF throwing
up their hands and excasine iai ure
by SAYING that it was either too wet
OF too dry for the Murphles to
realize.
SO 1T happens that Colorado sec
tlons wherein it is never either too
wet or quite to dry find the world
more inclined to turn to them for re
lief. True as it is that an occasional
year may bring but 2s spuds in a
hill where last season were 33, and
that thereupon Greeley speaks easy
and disconsolately signs that its
farmers are going to be ruined, even
at the worst there are the 2o, and
that is somewhat better than finding
no spad at all Furthermore, it
generally happens that valiant
army OF growers ON Roaring Fork or
the Eagle have been getting So in a
hole and some to carry, OF that the
San Louis Valley. ambitious to be
known, potato grower extraordinary
to his majesty the consumer, has
been digging SO many sacks TO the
acre that 1t Is going TO cramp the
RIO Grande to get them over the
range.
Colorado is really becoming the
great potato preserve of the country
If only there were more valleys and
more streams to water them it would
IN course a time practically shut
the rest Of the world out of the spud
growing business. The product Of
Greeley is now measured bv the
number of thousands of carloads IL
sends TO market; the Western slope
valleys are turning rapidly to potato
growing, the San LUIS Is making
wonderful strides toward finding il
sell partial to the crop, and other
districts are discovering that they
too can do perhaps better with the
potato than any other form of-one
really ought to be permitted To say
fruit. when speaking of the Colo
RADIO tuber.
The principle of scientific man
agement, now SO strenuouslv ex-
plotted, tells that II is proper that
land as well as men be set TO doing
that for which either is best adapted
With all the world fiockinc 10 the
cities and continuing to eat more
and more the potatoes country
grown what then more surprising
that these irrigated lands Of Colo.
RADIO. which can oatstrip all others
IN their growth, should be increas-
Ingly relied upon to keep the mar
kets supplied and the prices no
higher than they have TO be?
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14

Clarence Adams.
Furniture and Qaeensware Tel
ephone Beaver 36l
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14
Munsous = Calnsulk

MInaa1 S.s.eaee 81 tssnver ha~ ls.i
pabllsaea a baokkt by Arlksr
Lakes. the geaia4lst. bearing upon
ias helis far psery~ctsn9 ~ Colo
rsdo. the areas which a.ay he avo.esd
aaa the Geois1sesl conditions winch
tae pro-pee,ar -hs.id observe The
hnuk let eonsasas. IR addss.oa to .aci-
aeutal llls-trsssoss. . aood sized
ge1lqe,cal map 81 the state. called
he froepec.ors' Map 81 Coiorasia. "
thls being folded and inserted The
map Is based spos the Original Hay-
dan atlas and 10 broa9ht up 10 date
By the ard os other aathorlties and
nd Lakes own intimate owledae
at the lgaeoes areas Of the state
irubably no man IN Colorsao Is
m1re familiar with Its eeolagv than
Pred Lakes. SINCE he has been a clti-
zen of the state for quarter 81 a
century. and darlng thai time has
devoted himself, almo&t wItboat Ia
terraption, to held activity IN behalf
If bis chosen science. The book let
Is entitled Prospecting In Colo
RADIO. Ii rs a hrst rate guide to the
praspector VINO may be actuated by
The recent grsbstake movement m
Denver, 10 spend the presen, season
80 the most promising undeveloped
mineral sections Of the Centennial
State. The price Of this book is One
Dollar SIlOOl
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14

Delta lndependent:-A Grand
luBction man accuses his town of
having hfty-three liquor licenses and
only five drug stores. On the train
last Sunday we saw group ticketed
to Grand junction. They had
emptied several bottles and when the
last one was thrown out of the car
window one of them approached the
water cooler exclaiming: I'm GO
Jag To take a drink of that water if
it kills me" Drawing a cupful of
natures beverage he turned to his
companions and bade them goodby
After drinking it he looked about in
a surprised way and said 1T
didn't Kill: but jimminy, did YOU
hear it sizzIe? II ! can escape rust
now ! will be alright.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14

wm- ] M.sees a.ea IN . hs,-,,sa-.l
AZ beaver
The Sunday cis~sns a the ...lssoas
veni anso effect
Guy Adams aud Mise N.sd Mora
weTe msrr.eo ~ lebser
The trss tram was rsH b. the
ssama II Pike Peak
Howard MARSHALL and Miss Emma
Faith we1e married al Ms-eaaGDe.
Iowa
The Casalesoa Sunday >chsal held
basket psenic on the tesrth N the
grove east oi the Village aa al
dress Was ael1vered by ID ;. Nc
Glashea
A grand toarth 81 July eelebrs
ton wss held at P,tkin A large
psmt,er of Gann,soastes attended.
there beln9 an excursion run from
here in charge If t.nglaser Msrtenss
and Conductor tlsvin.
s>ss><>>>>~s>~~~<>~~~~~~>>
What's thai vos call voar msle2''
Il call ham 'CorporstI0a, an
s~ered the old euiared nsn.
''tiow dad yoa come 10 give hIm
such uame2'
- um studyin de animal an
read,n' de papahs Dat mule gets
mo blame an abuse dan any ting
else in de township, an goes ahead
havin his own way ies de same. ~
Ex
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-03
Mysterious Double
Tragedy Unsolved
No Light on Cause of Death of Miss
Grace Flosser and Charles E.
Twig, Found Saturday.

CUMBERLAND, Md, Jan. 2.-The mys-
terry of the death Of Miss Grace Flosser of
this city and Charles e. Twigg of Keyser.
w. Va. her fiance, appears as deep today
as 1t did shortly after the bodies Of the
couple were found in the Flosser residence
Saturday. Twigg and Miss F1osser were
to have been married last night
The result of the examination OF the
candy and chewing gum found In the Flos-
ser home is waited with intense interest.
The theory that the poisoned chewing gum
may have been the cause of the deaths
finds many supporters. A piece Of chewing
gum was found in Twiggs mouth, but no
explanation is offered as TO how the con-
fection became POISONED or as to how II
was administered TO Miss Flosser
The candy was Dartaken Of by other
members Of the household without any III
effects. which would seem TO dispose Of its
connection with the case.
The theory OF suicide Is secuted by the
close relatives and friends OF the victims
Dr. Thomas w. Koor, one OF the phys
clans who made the autopsy, said death
was caused by cyanide poisoning
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-03
Radley Has Close
Call; Sells Machine
and May Quit Flying
English Aviator Lands in Hurry After
Narrow Escape-Curtiss Strikes
Same bad Spot"

AVIATION FIELD Los ANGELES, Jan.
flames Radley. the English aviator. be-
gan the last day Of the Los Angeles avia-
tion meet with a narrow escape from
death. Although the day was calm and
there was absolutely no wind about the
starting point in front Of the grandstand
drifting gusts OF wind caught the English
mans Beriot monoplane and for second
or two il danced and wobbled in the air in
a manner that startled the spectators.
Ha1ley's encounter with the vagrant air
current was unexpected. He was totally
unprepared for it, but regained control Of
the machine and Immediately landed. A
few minutes later he accepted an offer
from purchaser to buy his machine He
said he would fly at the san Francisco
meet, but that after that he might aban-
don the sport that had claimed so many
victims
Glenn Curtiss ascended in one OF his
racers shortly after Radley went up. en-
countered the same dangerous air currents
and was forced down. He said the bad spot
in the atmosphere was located just above
the spot where Arch Hoxsey struck it last
Saturday
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-03
Lobster Club Wins
First Prize for Best
Dressed Turnout
Thirty Two New Years Clubs Com.
pete for Trophies Offered by
City of Philadelphia.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2.--Rain and fog
did not deter the people of this city and
surrounding towns from turning out to see
the shooters parade, the annual feature
of Philadelphia's observance of new year.
Thirty-two new year clubs all strove
to win the prizes Offered by the city for
the best dressed club or captain, or the
most comical organization or captain or
for the best feature in the possession.
g'he Lobster club won the big prize for
the Dest dressed club and the first prize
for the most comical went to the White
Caps New Years association. The cape
worn by the captain OF the Lobster asso-
clation was born by seventy-two pages.
1t was made of pink and white plush and
was covered with artificial roses The
kings and princes of the other organiza-
tions were also gorgeousiy attired.
The comic section was also interesting.
All the big events of 1910 were successfully
taken off" Halley's comet labelled
Captured alive" was in the parade There
was "take-off' on wellman's effort to
cross the ocean in an airshiP and a hobble-
brigade created much merriment.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-03
Iowa Commission
Orders Reduction of
Express Charges
Says Profits Are Excessive and Cuts
Charges Five to Twenty Cents a
Hundred Pounds.

DEs MONIES Ia. Jan. 2.-The Iowa
Railroad commission today ordered a re-
duction of from to 20 cents per hundred
pounds in maximum express rates for in
trastate shipments by the Adams Amerl-
can, Great Northern Pacific United States
and Wells-Fargo Express companies. The
commission holds that the express COM
panies doing business in Iowa are making
an excessive and unconsciouable profit"
It holds that so per cent of the sum OF the
local charges Of each express company is
a fair and reasonable charge for a joint
rate and after March 90 such shall be the
basis of joint rates I'm Iowa. The commits
sion holds there are many determinations
i'm the express business. The decision fol-
lows complaints by Attorney General BY
ers, the Iowa Manufacturers association
and e. b. Higley, northwestern Iowa
merchant.