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La Junta tribune., 1911-01-28
Annual Msstios Notice.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF The La Junta Home Com
pany will be held At the secretary's .
office In the Colorado Savings and
Trust Company building on Monday
evening. January .lS, 1911. at 1880
o'clock. for the purpose Of electing
board of directors and such other
business as may properly come be
fore II.
c. 4. BEERBOHM, Secretary.
First publication. December "a. 1910.
Last publication. January IL. 1911.
La Junta tribune., 1911-01-28
osPtiss Church.

Corner Santa re avenue aud NIuth
street
Sunday school ., ?;ts u. IN.
Preaching NJ II a m. Subject,
The Church ~ \ Training Force"
u. Y. p. U. at $50 .. IN.
Al the evening service at 7:3o
O'Clock the young people will ~ 10
charge. The program 1. as follows:
Cooperation os the Church In p.
Y. p. u. Work E. Andrew Lsass
The Triple Purpose Of tn. y.
Y. p. u.-LearninE. Culture.
service =. =. Grace naoty
Influence Of the n. Y. r. u. a
the Church Of the Future ..
Special Mus,c.
W. 7. DAVIS. Psstse.
~ eetsssk's cathsiIe Chsrah.
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nasiish. Ausss by 81. Cee11lab
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La Junta tribune., 1911-01-28
Gard Of Thanks.

We desire to tender our heartfelt
thanks for the kindly aid and sympa-
thy OF neIEhbors and friends during
our recent bereavement and assure
them Of our sincere appreciation OF
all they have done for US during our
great sorrow.
George Accord and Family.
La Junta tribune., 1911-01-28

The members of the girls basket
ball team went to Trinidad yester-
day To play the team there. Reports
OF the result of the game will come
later. and will. no doub, be favorable
10 La Junta
5. Moyemont went to Las Animas
Tuesday night on No. 10 aud the
following day accompanied w A.
Colt on an automo lie trip to Airing
ton aud other points for the purpose
of photographing scenes along the
line Of the Colt Irrigation project.
Slim Painter and Doc Beanett.
two Of the most popular firemen on
the Santa Fe. have been taking the
examination f.r promotion to the
right side of the cab during the past
week. Well. here's hoping both OF
them win out.
c. W. Bomgardner, retiring presi.
den, OF the Colorado Hardware and
Implement Dealers Association. was
elected at the annual meeting held In
Denver this week. as tn. representa-
tive OF that body at the convention
Of the National Federated Retail I'm
plements and Vehicl. Association.
Ten or twelve OF the young friends
of ursey Moor. surprised her last
Saturday afternoon. at her home on
Carson avenue. Tn. young people
went at ] O'Clock and remained until
$50 Games and music afforded
happy psstime aud candy. apples and
oranges offered luscious refreshment.
c. X. Buckley moved into his .ie-
giant new mansion on the corner of
Ration avenue and Fourth street. on
Thursday. This Is one Of the finest
residences In La Junta. and our In.
dustriai edition will be embeilish.-d
with a reproduction OF its exterior
end some descriptive matter.
Louis J. Rouse. OF la Junta, and
Miss Hetty Carter. OF Syracuse. were
married by Rev. G. q. Stcarns at
his residence Monday evening. The
groom has been employed as
switchman Ia the local Santa Fe
yards for the past few months and
with his bride will make their home
In Lamar Sparks
Plans for the new Baptist church
buil ling are now In the hands OF
contractors and II In expected that
work will be commenced upon the
new structur. within the course OF
the next month. IL 10 expected that
II viii cost complete. including fur.
nishinxs and heat. In the nelxhbor.
hood OF $4,000.
Vim. H. I'M. who with his mother.
Mrn, 4. V. I'M. and sisters, Ruth
and f1orenc". spent the weeks end
In Denver. attending the ciosing cx.
ercls-s Of the Horse Show. one Of
the prominent church services on Sun.
day. and visiting points Of interest
IN the city. has returned home and
scsumed the duties Of his posit ION
with the Postal Telegraph Company.
Ths county commisstoa~Fs were In
sesston last Monday Tor . brief sea.
soa. The only bssiness recor1ed vas
eAs cIosias up Of contract With the
Pusblo Bridge Company for the COO.
sesuetiea q . ssv bsi1ss over the
AShaaaas rives u naasass,a. ne
eooesaes Deics was e1.7eo. A wss.
saas ~ alse issDs1 fFea ~ roe1
~ ~ ~ nv C1a10sD au1e0sa11e
sssaee psFsAassd ~ ~ tsaFd. ~
La Junta tribune., 1911-01-28
Budget Of Local Advertisements
All Advertising Under this Head Sc Per Line Each Week

Wednesday evening. March I'D. in
Elks' ball. The music will be fur
nished by the famous wonderly Or
chestra. and tickets will sell for 81.
For Sale-Loose alfalfa hay, 50 per
ton delivered. Daily 4 Roos. Hoi-
brook ranch. phone red S0i.
La Junta tribune., 1911-01-28
Card Of Thanks.

Mrs. Ed Huff and other relatives
are very Appreciativ~ Of the kind.
nesses shown and sympathIes express
ed during the illness and death OF
Mrs. HuSrs father. J. X. Wells. and
through this medium desire to ex-
press their sincere gratitude.
La Junta tribune., 1911-01-28
s.n.. rs Harmony special.

inence. arrived In La Junta last Mon
day afternoon on the Harmony Spe-
ciAl which has been making a tour
OF the Santa Fe In Colorado during
the past week. The officials stopped
at every big and little town on the
line and held n Iovefeast with their
friends and admirers, also others.
Last Monday evening the district
cour, room was crowded with bust
ness men and citizens OF La Junta
and local employees OF the Santa Fe.
and an oratorical loyefeast. permeatsd d
with hot air on both sides OF
the fence. was INDUCED In. In
teresting addresses were made by ].
VI. kurn. general superintendent at
la Junta. ]. X. koontz, Of Topeka.
general freight agent. J. ID. VI. Ham
iiton. claims attorney. Z. l.. Cope
land. secretary-treasurer. II. A. Tice.
division superintendent, at Dodge City.
J. r. FARRELL, publicity agent, and re-
sponses were made on behalf OF La
Junta and the Arkansas Valley. by
Fred a. sabin. o. G. Hess and w
81 Wiley
It was announced by the officials
that this Was the first OF numter
OF meetings which the Santa Fe road
will hold twice a year In the future,
and II vas further announced that
1t was the intention and would be
the policy Of the road In the future
10 keep In close touch with the peo-
pie along the line.
Probably the mcst interesting an
nouncs ment made during the meeting
was that OF j II. kurn. general sup
erintendent Of the Santa Fe at La
Junta Mr. kurn said that work
would be commenced upon new
freight house In the city of
La Junta, on the site OF the
present location. within the course OF
the next three months. This much
had been definitely decided upon. AS
To new general office building he
said that he had recommended its
immediate construction and that 1t
be located at some point in the busi-
ness section. away from the railroad.
but aS to whether or not II would
be built this year he was not pre-
pared to say. That II would be even
tually he was quite sure
Included In the party of officials
were the following:
J. ~ kurn. general superintendent.
northern district. La Junta.
J. II. koontz. general freight agent.
Topeka. Kan.
r. l. Copeland. secretary and treas
urer. Topeka. Kan.
J. ID. NJ. Hamilton. claims attorney.
Topeka. Kan.
A. A. Hayes. freight auditor. To-
peka. Kan.
c. II. Morehouse. division freight
agent. Denver. Colo.
W. o. Skinner. general agent. Pu-
clio. Colo.
ID. W. Orr. division superintendent.
La Junta. Colo.
II. A. Tlee. division superintendent.
Dodge City. Kan.
r. l.. Myers. division superin,en.
dent. Las Vegas. n. ".
{. H. Bristol. division sup.rint.n.
dent. Pueblo. Colo.
II. $. Van siyck. assistant general
live stock agent. Trinidad. Colo.
J. ,. farrell. publicity agent. Tope.
ka. Kan.
,. N. Bisbee. chief engineer. Ia
Jun,a. Colo.
NJ J. Drury. mechanical supcrin.
tendeni. La Junts. Colo.
". c. Ashcroft. trainmaster. Pu.
eblo. Colo.
H. T. Fell. assistant trainmast.r.
Pueblo. Colo.
r. bowling. trainmas,er. Las Vegas.
n. NJ
II T. Ciucas. master mechanic. Pu.
cbio. Colo.
II W Myers. agent. La Junta.
La Junta tribune., 1911-01-28
Observation-Disclosures

Newell ". Mcintyre was down from
Denver several days this week
Mrs. Ira Hall left Tuesday night
for Chicago She was summoned to
attend her mother who Is very H.
4 new safe that was formerly used
by the postoffice In Boulder was in
stalled In the local postoffiee last
Monday.
WIN Hogan. nephew of Mrs. A. l..
Cash. has recently arrived in La
Junta from Chicago. and viii possibly
make his home among US.
Mrs. ID. Messenger left Tuesday
morning for kenton. Okla, having
received a message reporting the ser
ious illness OF her father.
Mrs. Chas. Fisher and Miss Lillian
entertained few friends Thursday
evening at bridge whist The little
affair vas most Informal. but very
delightful
Grant =. Rhodes. OF Pueblo. pur-
chased the eighty acre ranch OF Mrs
T ]. Jones In the Holbrook country,
one day this week The oonsidera-
ton was 800 per acre, or 5000.
G G Anderson. engineer in charge
of the extensive Improvements now
nearing completion on the otcro
canal. vas down from Denver this
week inspecting the work along the
line
Robert W Patterson. president OF
the First National Bank. who has
long been a stranger to us. returned
home last Sunday evening from an
extended visit with his mother in
Bloomington. Ill
T.. p. Donahue. OF the HoIbrook
country. is advertising a sale for Mon.
day. February 9Th. when he Will
offer at public auction large num-
ber OF horses. mules. cows. chickens.
and farming implements.
La Junta tribune., 1911-01-28
SUNDAY SERVICES
AT THE
CHURCHES
Presbyterian Church.

Public worship and preaching by
the pastor. Rev. Otis G. Dale. al n
a. m. and 1880 pm. Sabbath school
at 9:t5 a IN. Christian Endeayor AZ
$50 p. IN. All cordially welcome
Reformed Presbyterian Church.
Sabbath school. 10 u IN.
Preaching at II .. m. subject.
The Warfare OF Faith"
Christian Endeayor meetinE at $50
Preaching by the pastor at y. m.
Everybody cordially welcome TO all
these services.
4. A. CROOKS. Pastor.
Msthoe'st Episcopal Church.
Sunday school at s:t5 a. IN
Preaching at II n N. subject,
Money and the Kingdom
Epvorth League meeting at $40.
Sermon BY the pastor at Z 80 .. M.
My Influence. Which Way"
REV. J. ". NEELY. Pastor.
Christian Church.
Bible school NJ s:t5 am Mrs. c.
A. Pratx. superintendent
Pr aching Al II =. m. subject.
Practical Christianity"
Christian Endeayor at $50 p. M.
Leader. Mrs. Minnie Hurst.
Preaching NJ 1880 p m subjecs,
Gods Willingness to Save Peni,ent
Sinners"
Under tn. leadership OF Mr. wiraS.
there VIII be several special pieces
Of music. at both morning and even.
Ing services. Please come aud bring
a friend with you
Prayer service aud teachers train.
Ing class Wednesday evening At Z
o'clock.
RAYMOND c. FARMER.
Minister.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-31
MEANING OF
"GO TO !"
Supreme Court May Have to
Decide the Question

Washington, Jan. S1.-What is the
meaning Of the phrase, 60 to -----"
The supreme court Of the United
States may be called upon to hand
down an opinion touching on the an
tricacies of that short but forcible
phrase. The point was raised in the
contempt case brought against Sam
uel Gompers, president of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor; John Mitch
ell, vice president, and Frank Morrf-
son, secretary.
One of the bits Of evidence produced
to show, IL possible, that Gompers had
violated thes Injunction against boy
cotting the BsM1 Stove & Range Co.
was an alleged written statement made
by him dealing with injunctions and
boycotts and concluding, it is said.
with the phrase. go to --."
Il asked Gompers what he meant by
that Davenport, one of the counsel,
told the supreme court when the case
was beng argued. HE said he did
not mean what / thought he meant.
He said he had been reading ancient
literature and he had often run across
the phrase, GO to - but l might
have told him / had not seen it any
where in Shakespeare or the Bible
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7:55 a. m. Speaks before the Cattle
Raisers convention.
March 10-Leaves San Antonio at Q
a. m
March 15--Arrive Albuquerque, N.
NJ, $50 a. m. VIII foregather with q
delegation of rough riders.
To Visit Roosevelt Dam,
March 16--Leave Albuquerque 1875
D., m.
March 17--Arrive Grand Canyon.
Ar1z. Leave 1880 p. m.
March 1s--Arrive Phoenix, Ariz.. q
a. M Motors seventy five miles across
country to the opening OF the Rooae-
welt Dam, which will bring several mill
lion acres under irrigation. sleeps al
the town of Roosevelt.
March 19--Motors to Phoenix. ston-
ping on the way at Mess, where his
son, Archie, Is at school
March 20--Leave Phoenix 1880 .. m.
March 21--Arrive Los Angeles 7.2O
q. m. Speaks at the invitation of Gov
ernor Hiram Johnson, and at Pasa-
dena, near by, before the Throop Poly
technic institute. Leave s D. m.
March 22--Arrive San Francisco q: 80
a. M Remains about ten DAYS and
will deliver the Earl lectures, six In
number, before the University OF CALI
fornia at Berkeley.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-31
SENATE KILLED The
MOTION TO ADJOURN
SoLoNS WILL HAVE TO WORK
STRAIGHT THROUGH AND
EARN THEIR
MONEY.

Bismarck, N. D., Jan. 31.-The SEN
ete this afternoon killed the concur
rent resolution to adjourn from Feb. /
to Feb. z, as passed yesterday after
noon by the house. Cashel moved as
an amendment that an adjournment be
taken from Thursday until Tuesday,
Senator Davis then moved the whole
thing be tabled and this, carried.
Bessessen introduced concurrent
resolution for federal grain inspection
and grain grading and urging menu
bers Of both branches of congress from
this state to support the plan.
/ The senate ordered the Mcdowell
banking bill printed and copies sent to
each banker In the state
The new bills this afternoon We're:
LaMoure-T Transferring the state oil
inspection fund to the general fund
and requiring all future collections to
go to the general fund.
Steele of Renville--Changing the
date of primary election from the last
week in June to the last week in
August.
Steele of notwithstanding the third
Tuesday in September as the date for
the candidates to meet to select CEN
trail committees.
LaMoure-R Regulating the fees of the
office of the secretary of state.
Undertaking to alimony and sup
port of children in case of divorce.
Understanding defendants to sup
port plaintiffs in divorce actions.
Making 1t unlawful for
corporations with banking powers to
invest more than 80 per cent in sur
plus, fixtures and real estate.
Senator Casshers election bill was
finally passed with clincher.
s. B. ga by Stevens, regarding the
duties of county treasurer, was recon-
mitted from the state affairs to the
judiciary committee.
S. B. IA was passed
Other bills for consideration in the
senate this afternoon are: s. B. Sc and
1872 and II. B. 2.
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washington. Jan. 81 - Theodore
Roosevelt's next tour will begin here
March 8. and will sweep around the
boundaries of the country, through the
south Atlantic and gulf states, the new
southwest, up the Pacific coast to Ida
no, and Montana. and thence direct
home. Colonel Roosevelt has accepted
fifteen engagements to speak and
probably will make more. The sub
ject matter of his speeches has not
been made public.
Roosevelt'a Itinerary,
The itinerary given ont tonight fol-
lows:
March s--Leave New York at 1925
a. m.
March 9--Arrive Atlanta. Ca, 1913
q. m. Speaks before the Southern Conn
mercial Congress. Leave March at
1880 >. m.
March 10--Arrive Birmingham, Ala.
$3.50 a. m. Speaks before the child la
Dor convention. Leave 1915 p. m.
March 11--Arrfve Jackson. Miss,
$40 a. m. Speaks at the Invitation
Of Governor Noel Leave b. M Ar
rive New Orleans D. m. Speaks be-
fore the commercial club
March 12--Leave New Orleans 1855
"a. m
March 1s--Arrive San Antonio. Tex.
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MID-WINTER FAIR
ON At DICKINSON
BIG DRY-FARM CONGRESS AND
FAIR OPENED THIS MORNING
WORST A SPEAKER.

Dickinson, N. D., Jan. S1.--Pres,t. ].
H. Worst Of the National Dry-Farm
congress, opened the big North Da-
kota dry farm congress and midwinter
farmers fair in this city this mornine,
His subject was The Scope and Mean
ing of the Dry Land Farming Move
ment. He showed why manya North
Dakotans had poor crops last year
while their neighbors had good crops.
The next speaker was Sec. John
Burns. who spoke. on What the Dry
Farming Movement Has Done in Other
Districts.
Other speakers today were Prof.
Thomas Shaw. who talked ON Results
of Dry Farming Methods Where APP
piled Intelligently; j. Fl. Shepperd. who
gave A Practical Talk on Crop Rota-
ton; w. r. Porter. Supt. t. A. Hover
stad, w. e. Taylor of Minneapolis,
and S. w Unkenholz of Mandan.
There is a splendid attendance and
great enthusiasm.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-31
APPORTIONMENT
BILL FAVORED

Bismarck, ". d., Jan. 31.-A large
percentage Of the members of the Leg
islature who have learned the details
OF the two congressional apportionment
bills introduced yesterday by Senator
Elken and Representative DISCARD of
Nelson county, are highly pleased with
the division lines.
From the sentiment expressed last
night it is evident that the Elken and
DISCARD bills will receive the biggest
support of any which have been Of
Tered along this line Much satisfac-
tion has resulted from the apportton-
ment OF the population allotted to each
of the proposed districts in the new
bills.
The first district, which will be In
the northeastern part of the state. viii
have a total population of 199,150. The
second district, in which Fargo will be
located, will cover a population of 1885,
440. While the population OF the third
or western district will be 192,25O.
/ which Is about as even distribution
as could be obtained
Under the Simpson bill, which would
make shoestring district OF the east
ern part Of the state, the distribution
Of population would not be so even.
There would be 205.0O0 people in the
eastern district, 10000 in the south
western and $4,000 in the northwest
ern.
IA caucus was scheduled for this
morning BY supporters OF the Elken
nd DISCARD bills. and it is said enough
Rnneg have been secured to assure the
Rssage or both.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-31
Blind GIRL IS
AWAITING MIRACLE
FASTING AND ATTENTION TO
BIBLE LOOKED UPON AS
MEANS OF GETTING
SIGHT.

Pittsburg, Pa, Jan. 31.-Margaret
Shipley, the McKeesport blind girl who
has been awaiting in a trance some
manifestation by which she would re-
ceive her sight. is still hopeful, in
spite of the fact that the time she set
for the miracle expired last night.
Today no visitors are being received
at the house and her friends are
watching her closely She moves
about but it is stated she has not taken
any nourishment. McKeesport author
tiles have decided not to interfere.
The girl has tasted for eight days,
during which time she has been read
to from the Bible. She became con-
WINGED that she would receive her sight
through this method.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-31
QUIET TODAY
in The HOUSE

Bismarck, N. D., Jan. S1.-The ma
jority and minority reports on the in
vestigation of the board of university
and school lands was submitted in the
house and referred to the committee
on the whole.
Representative Martin introduced a
bill requiring that coroners hold in
quests in all cases of fatal railway ac-
cidents.
There was quite a discussion this
afternoon of II. b. as by Price. This
measure provides for an increased
legal rate for the publication of county
commissioners proceedings Ployhar
moved it's indefinite postponement.
Streeter made fight for it. The bill
finally passed 81 to II.
Other bills for consideration in the
house are Fl. B. 10, 1877 and ia
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-31
Find new CLUE
OF MISSING GIRL

New York, Jan. S1.--Despite the find
ing of a new clue which indicated that
Miss Dorothy Arnold. the missing heir
.ess, contemplated trip abroad on the
day Of her disappearance. Francis Ar
mold, the young woman's father still
maintains his belief that she Is dead.
Today marks the end, Of the seventh
week of her absence from her home
and there has been little change In the
situation since the day Of her myster-
ious disappearance.
The latest clue was furnished by a
steamship agency In the neighborhood
of the store where she was last seen.
A young woman answering the gem
eral description Of Miss Arnold called
ct the agency on Or about Dec. IL and
procured advertising matter relative to
foreign cruises, she inquired particu-
larly about the West Indies but no res
ervation for was made.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-31
NJ CUMBER GETS
ON COMMITTEES
HIS SELECTION WILL MEAN IN
CREASED APPROPRIATION FOR
THE N. o. INSTITUTIONS.

washington. Jan. Ex-senator Nc.
Cumber has been selected for a place
on the senate conference committee 5n
Indian appropriations. His presence
on the committee, 1t is said, assures
the adoption OF several important
amendments to the Indian appropria-
tons bill affecting the Fort Totten and
Wahpeton Indian schools.
The bin as it passed the house pro-
vidcs Fort Totten and Wahpeton with
$4,000 and $4,000 respectively, but In
the senate McCumber increased the
terms $4,000 in the first instance and
$4,000 In the second.
The new features provided for by
the bin follow: Fort Totten, gymna-
stun. $4,000: hospital. $4,000; superin-
tendent's residence. $4,000: dairy barn,
$4,000; ventilation system improve
nonts. $4,000. The Wahpeton increases
arc: Tncidentals, $1,000; ornamental
fence and shade trees, $4,000; girls and
boys' dor4nitory. $4,000; addition to
the school. $4,000.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-31
FEAR OF PLAGUE
Will HALT TRIP
Continued on Page Eight.

Berlin, Jan. S1.-It was officially an
nounced today that in view Of the
plague epidemic in the far east the
tour of Grown Prince Frederick Will
liam will be terminated at Calcutta.
from which city he win return.
German representatives have been in
structed to express the regret of the
government and the crown prince at
Bankols, Picking and Tokyo and also
to the United States and the Neither
lands, to whose shores a visit had
been planned According to the ON
cial communication the abandonment
of the trip was determined upon the
initiative of Chancellor Won Bethmann-
Holweg who made representations to
the emperor setting forth that there
was danger in its continuance.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-31
Murderer and Son Surrounded
and Killed
A wild WEST" EPISODE
POSSE CHASED PAIR FOR THIRTY
MILES BEFORE THEY ARE SUR
ROUNDED AND SHOT TO DEATH
SECOND SON WAS SHOT AND
CAPTURED YESTERDAY.

Ell Paso, Tex, Jan. surrounded
by a posse after a thirty mile chase
Robert Howe and his son were killed
in pitched battle of several hours
duration early today near Sierra Bian-
ca, about 100 miles southwest Of here
A second son, Guy Howe, q years of
age, was wounded and captured yester-
day afternoon when the posse first
overlook the Howes.
Elder Howe shot and killed GUS
toms guard, Thomas l.. O'Conner, yes
terday morning at Fort Hancock. about
seventy-five miles east of here, when
O'Conner attempted to arrest him for
killing /. *. CURE. a special agent OF
the Atchison, Topeka & Sante Fe rail-
road at Belen. ". Mex. Justice OF the
Peace Homley Of Fort Hancock waR
with Howe when the latter made his
escape with his sons.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-31
LOWER PULLMAN
RATE TONIGHT

Washington, Jan. 81. - Reduc
tons in the price of sleeping car
berths become effective at mid
night tonight. The tariffs have
been filed with the interstate COM
merce commission by the' Pullman
company by which the rates
throughout the country on upper
berths have been reduced approx
mately 90 per cent.
In a general way the reductions
do not affect the prices of lower
berths, although in certain sec
tions the cost of these has been
reduced in accordance with the
views of the commission as to the
particular cases.