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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-31

BAuMANN-- March ~. At son's resi-
denCe. l69 Fla ld-ave.. Christine. sSLd-
ow OF Jacob Baumann, nothen 81
Airs Julia Merz and Jacob Hartmann.
aged ~ years. Funeral IRON. resl-
dence at p. IN. Friday.
GEISsLER--Bertho. March 2s aged 80
years. beloved wife OF John A. Geiss-
Ter and mother OF Helen. Harold and
Hilda Geissler and daughter OF Mr.:
and Mrs; William Burkhardt. and
sister OF William Burkhardt. lr.. Tu-
neral Saturday from residence. e07
Willis-ave. T., at 1850 y. M, and Al
Bethel Lutheran church. Mt Elliott
ave. and Hendricks-st.. at y m
HoYER-Mafch "a. 1871. Mary H.. be-
loved wife OF Christian Hoyer, and
mother OF Raymond Hoyer, sister OF
stephen lindner. OF Detroit. and -.
years. Funeral from residence. 477
Seyburn-ave, Friday at 2 y. m, ana
at First German Baptist church, cor
Jos. campau-ave and Arndt-st-. at
230 y. m
HoRsCH--March 81, 1911, Mrs susan
Young. 16f Richmond-avs. She IS
survived by 10 children, Anthony
Joseph, Anna. Charles. William. Ed
ward. Barbara; Marie ANDREW and
Saturday. April I, at o'clock stand
ard, and from 81. Johns church at
$50. Burial at Mt oiivet. jackson
papers please copy.
I1llAhNlth4N-- NiOldt axe b
years. beloved daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Hillman. Funeral p.
m, Thursday. from residence. 46s
Clinton-st.
KOCH Suddenly. March 2s. at her
daughters residence, z42 McDougall-
ave, Christine, aged 81 years., wife
OF the late Frederick Koch and dear
mother OF Mrs. Chas Pohiman, Mrs
Fred Waltz, Mrs. stephen Schwartz
enberg Funeral Friday at 1880 from
above residence and from Bethel
Lutheran church. corner Mt. Elliott
and Hendricks.
KRAUT-March 90. Rose aged So
years, widow of the late Valentine
kraut and mother OF Robert. Charles.
Herman and IsuiSe Koch Funeral
from residence, $50 Hancock-ave. E..
Saturday morning, April /. at $50 a.
m. at st. Elizabeth's church Inter-
ment at Mt. Olivet cemetery.
.CoCcH--March 2s, at 80 Lincoln ave,
Harriet Jane, beloved wife OF Or w.
j. Couch, mother OF Ada A., Wtnl-
fred X and a r. Couch, Notice of
funeral later.
HuPP--March 20, 1911. at mis- resi-
dence. 1911 Woodward-ave., Charles
j. Hupp, aged 65 years. Funeral SER
vices from residence OF Robert @.
Hupp, 32s Lincoln-ave, Friday after
noon at o'clock Burial private.
McMUKEN- March %. at New Or
leans louisiana, Joseph r., beloved
aged 20 years Funeral from resi-
dence, 1863 Vinewood ave, Friday.
March 81. at $50 a. IN. at 81. Leo's
church at a. IN.
SPRENGE R--March 90. 1911, Mt his
late residence, $50 Mack-ave John
Sprehger. beloved father OF Mrs.
Henry A. Schmoock. William and
Conrad Sprenger and brother or Con-
rad Sprenger. OF Plymouth. Mich,
aged SO years Funeral from resi-
dence Saturday at 1880 y. m. and at
81. Johns church, corner Russell and
Chestnut sts., at 2 y. IN.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-31
BIRTHS.

GIRLS.
John Warren, 1879 Monroe.
Valentine lnjaua, SOC Thirty-fourth
James Frame. 81 Michigan.
Charles Jennwine, 1855 Sheridan.
John Dobney, 10 Tuscola.
George Sharp, 4l2 Baker,
Herman Stillberger SCI Sixteenth.
Josef Zielinski, 1888 st. Aubin
Ben Salbert. 9s9 Jos. Campau.
William ]. Taylor. 7e2 Sixth.
Peter Christav, 9I1 Brady
Anthony Donna. 151 Leland.
John Korlir, AL Thirty-hrst.
: william Donahue. ~ Harrison.
Louis Fouler. 790 Jefferson w
Stanley Jasion, s23 Rivard.
John SzlaE. 466 Alexandrine Il.
George Marsh. 205 Junction,
John Ingi son, ISL Preston.
Alfred EIDE. sac Third.
John McCafferty. 962h Seventeenth
otto Griem. 2l6 Waterloo.
Meyer Nena, 4s5 Rivard
Andrew Wincurek. 1872 st. Antoine.
BOYS.
John Skierski, 293 Garfield
Joseph Danielak, Sc Pollard,
John Zuhora,- 347 Superior.
John Blank, TAI Kirby.
John Kuhr. GA Jos. Campau
Edwin Jones, SIS Tillman.
Martin Howden, 40 Hooker.
Harry Ashley, s32 Fifteenth
Andrew Wass, sot Eighteenth.
BENJAMIN Ruhl, $40 Lawton
Charles Styles. 1903 Twelfth
Frank Masa, ga Dubois
John Rennie. b64 Milwaukee.
Louis Cabooter, 577 Larned.
James Louttit, II Milwaukee.
Adam Cetnar, 1903 Dubois.
Matthias Suechota, 1112 Military
John Karnes. 2s6 Holden.
Albert McDougall 463 Avery.
George Harrington, $50 Stanley.
Thomas Penniman, 2063 w. Boule-
ard
Marshall Johnson. 119 Spruce.
George Hertel, 1896 Holcomb.
Andrew Vaflne. IS Medina.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-31
SETTLEMENT NOW
UP TO MADERO
Leader Of Mexican Rebels Receives
Daz's Offer and Will Decide
Whether Conflict Shall End.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, March 80
In an Official statement made today
Don Alfonso Madero, brother OF Pro-
visional President Francisco |. Madero
declared that everything depends upon
the answer to be made within one
week by his brother TO the peace
plans outlined by the Diaz admins
tration. II Madero then believes he
can gain sufficient concessions TO war
rant further negotiations he will APP
point peace commission TO meet the
Diaz peace commission is neutral ter
ritory.
This will not necessarily be in
Washington; 1t may be in Cuba,
Guatemala, or some other Latin coun-
try
There is a mistaken notion regard
ing the part played by my father and
myself" said Madero. I'VE cannot
make peace with Mexico; that rests
with my brother Francisco and his
chiefs and soldiers.
my father and Senior Limantour,
Mexican minister OF finance met in
the Hotel Plaza, New York. and de-
cided 10 attempt to bring about peace,
Ny father made certain demands, con.
ditional always upon their acceptance
by my brother and his soldiers. What
these demands were ! am not in a
position now to state.
"Limantour went to Mexico and laid
these demands before President Diaz
who accepted them. My father is now
getting into communication with my
brother who is days journey west
of Chihuahua, TO lay the proposal be
fore him. Neither my father nor my
self will enter Mexico without a guar
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-31
COM. MURDOCH GENEROUS.
viii Give Strip Of Land To Securs
Removal of Tracks.


Plans for the removal of the tracks
OF the Detroit, Jackson 4 Chicago
railway from the Michigan-ave. road
and Tor the construction OF a concrete
road, are being made by the board OF
Wayne county road commissioners.
Representatives OF the road have
agreed to remove the tracks TO a pri-
vate right-of-way, provided the prop
erty owners will sell at reasonable
price. The board will ask the owners
of the land 10 show a spirit OF rea-
sonableness in dealing with the rail
way
According 10 the boards plans, a
permanent road win be constructed
from Reckner to Wayne, this year.
and from Wayne to the Washtenaw
county line in 1912. providing the
transfer OF the tracks can be made.
Under the law, the board has no au-
thority to order the removal of the
tracks.
Road Commissioned William Muir
dock says he intends to donate strip
OF land to the company to assist In
bringing about the transfer of the
tracks.
Commissioner Edward ". Hines
says the transfer should be made
without delay, as the present condi-
ton of the roadway is not safe.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-31
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Malcolm MacGillivray Is Nobel IS
years; pneumonia.
Edmonda Wies2binski, 916 Rivard. Z
months; pneumonia.
John Hart, Ss5 Alfred, 80 years; acute
cystitis
John steffier. 262 Cleveland, rs years;
typhoid fever.
Peter Foliman, 700 Seventeenth, 81
years. cystic abscess OF brain.
Moses Woodlyn, st. Mary's hospital.
81 years, conclusion OF brain.
Edward Dennison. $50 Eighteenth, 81
years; tuberculosis.
Bertha Giessler, so7 Willis. 81 years;
acute gastritis.
William Runge, 80 Dane, IL years
cerebro spinal meningitis
Louise Kruger, 20 Bender-pL. 20
years: peritonItis.
Caroline Engel, 1904 Ellery, IS
Cycilia Wagner, 264 Thirty third, 8
months; infantile commissions
Henry Heck. Jr., S23 McDougall. Sc
years. phthisis pulmonalts.
Daniel McGraw. 7os Fort w, %
years; old age.
Charles j. Hupp, 1851 Woodward. s5
years; valvular disease OF heart
Frank Niemash, $50 Lyman. 3
months; marasmus
Amelia Kozeminska, 10 Flower. i
year; shock and scalds BY falling in
tub OF hot water, accidental
Rose Krant, $50 Hancock. 81 years;
chronic Brights disease.
Gnstine Freda, 7ts Riopeiis. 10 years;
Kitty f. speliman. 1885 Second. IS
Mary Sherman, 90 Park, rs years;
senility.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-31
CHRIsT|AN|TY's
NEED? CHRISTIANS
Real Followers Of Christ Who Will
Battle Daily Greatest Necessity,
Says Bishop Berry.

"A good creed is not to be despised
despite the oft-repeated statement that
this day and age is one OF deeds and
not of creeds." Bishop Joseph +. Ber-
ry told the Thursday MONDAY Lenten
service audience, In the Detroit opera
house, in the course OF his talk, What
Is Christianitys greatest need?"
Every man has creed, whether
II be religious, political, social or
ethical" continued the bishop. "You
ask what is a creed? A creed is a
statement OF conviction. A religion
without a creed Is weak-backed AT
TO live right. A Christian and a
church member are not synonymous
terms. People may observe all the
outward forms of church-going and
faithful devotion TO their church's In
terests, yet not be Christians. To be-
long TO a church and TO be active In
It's functions Is to be helped in leading
good Christian life. But a Chris
tian is one who possesses Christ's like
ness and carries Christ out into the
world with him. He must live like
Christ, act like Christ, be like Christ.
10 be a Christian. He must serve
and must sacrifice as Jesus did. A
Bible bound In beautiful morocco or
calfskin Is q treasure to own, but
give me the Bible that Is bound In a
mans life.
What is Christianitys greatest
need? Not greater numbers, not
greater wealth. not greater social in
fiuence, but more Christians, real fol-
lowers OF Jesus Christ-Christians
who will not leave their Christianity
inside the church door, but carry It
out into the great world. Christianity
needs an army pledged TO support the
banner OF the Almighty and TO do bat
tie every day, every minute OF their
lives, in His Name"
The Rev, Eugene r. Antrim, OF the
North Woodward Methodist church.
presided and led the devotional SER
vice.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-31
WILL GET $4,000 FOR ARREST
Montreal Newspaper 20 Reward OF.
ficers for Capturing Sheldon.

PITTSBURG, Pa, March 30.-Ap-
plication will be made In the criminal
court here today by Chief X. p. Nc
Caskill, of the Provincial detective de-
partment OF Montreal, Canada, that
Charles b. Sheldon, the alleged ST.
100000 Blind pool swindler, be
turned over to him Sheldon is want
ed In Montreal for his operations
there last October. He has stated
that he will not fight extradition and
McCaskills request will probably be
granted, although Sheldon has been
charged here with swindling Mrs,
Ethel McAdoo, his landlady, out OF
$1,100 in stocks and bonds. Hearing
on this charge is scheduled for Sat
urday.
A representative of the Montreal
Star, which offered $4,000 for the
capture Of Sheldon, is here with Nc
Caskill and he stated that the reward
would be given the local arresting Of
ficers in a short time.
The Brockton, Mass, police also
have warrant charging forgery oil
notes for nearly 100000, twenty
years ago, against Sheldon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-31
ACCUSED OF HEINOUs CRIME.
WiIkesbarre Man Charged With PIac
ina Daughters Body on Track.


WILKESBARRE, Pa, March 90
Charged with intimacy with his pref
Nv 15-year-old daughter, Theresa. and
cutting her throat and placing the
body on the railroad tracks, in an en-
deavor to hide the crime, John HortZ-
johan, aged so, of Duryea, is now a
prisoner in the county all
The mutilated remains OF the girl
were found shortly after midnight by
a Lehigh Valley railroad crew on the
mountain cutoff about two blocks
away from her home.
Investigation showed that one OF
the arms and leg had been severed
by passing train, but the head,
which was also severed, furnished ev-
cry evidence OF having been cut on
with a sharp instrument.
After being arrested Hartjohan ad
mitted he had quarrel with his
daughter. saying he admonished her
for being intimate with young man.
He refused to give his name.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-31

antee OF safe conduct from the Mexi-
can government | cannot tell you
how we are communicating with my
brother, but We expect an answer from
him In a week.
Senior De La Barra, formerly Mexi-
can Ambassador TO the United States,
In the reorganized Diaz cabinet, pas
sing through here today on his way
10 Mexico. declared that he was
confident that the Good common
sense OF Mexicans would result in a
speedy restoration of peace"
Juan Sanchez Azcona, secretary OF
the Washington junta, is on his way
TO San Antonio to confer with Gus
tavo Madero.
Senior DE La Barra was met at the
railroad station by a large number VI
Mexicans, irs San Antonio, who after
communicating with the minister in
Spanish, expressed belief that peace
is sure I'm Mexico in two weeks.
De La Barra, however. refused TO
commit himself He handed out a
long statement, lauding the friendship
between Mexico and the United
States. He was asked pointblank II
he would attend a peace conference
and he answered:
II know nothing of any peace con-
ference, But ! know that the good
common sense OF my people will bring
an end to the internal struggles
De La Barra refused further TO dis
cuss peace plans or to predict time
when the conferences Will be held,
or even TO admit that conferences
have been arranged, although he re-
peated many times that he believed
the, war surely would end shortly. he
explained his delay Of one day In 81,
Louis, by saying he left his son n
Washington, seriously i'll, and paused
In his journey TO await a possible
crisis. His wife wired him that their
son was out of danger and he pro-
ceeded southwark II is reported here
today that as soon as Azcona reaches
San Antonio he and Gustavo Madero
will be announced as peace ENJOYS
with Francisco |. Madero, Jr.. for the
insurrectos. Francisco Madero, Sr, It
is reported, is not to be recognized by
the insurrectos as their representa-
tive.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-31
COP STRIPPED OF STAR.
Accused of Accepting Envelope From
Man He Threatened to Arrest.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 30
Patrolman w. l.. Ceinar who leaped
into fame recently when he twice ar
rested Jack Johnson for speeding, was
stripped of his star and revolver by
Chief OF Police Seymour, today, after
detectives had testified that they saw
him accept an envelope from Oscar
Killop, an automobilist whom Ceinar
had threatened with arrest.
Killop and A. r. Dawson, Stoddard
Dayton company's managers, were
the complaining witnesses. Ceinar
was arrested but was released today
on $4,000 bail
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-31
ASSAILS REP. FITZGERALD.
Antitrust League Calls Him Envo.
Of Predatory interests.

WASHINGTON, March 30.---A let.
ter bitterly assailing Rep. John ).
Fitzgerald (Dem., N. ", as The rep
resentatiye In congress OF the pre-
datory trusts" and denouncing his re-
ported selection by the ways and
means committee, as chairman OF the
committee on appropriations, was to-
day mailed TO every Democrat in the
house by the 'American Antitrust
League.
Behind Fitzgerald stand the Wall
street trusts, who are Republicans.
when Republicans are in power, and
Democrats when the Democrats are
in power the letter declares. "Fftz-
gerald takes his orders from Cannon
and the trusts"
The letter demands that members
of the Democratic caucus reject the
New Yorker as chairman of the APP
preparations committee.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-31
local Typothetae 10 Meet.

A meeting under the auspices of the
Typothetas of Detroit. which will be
attended by about 125 employing
printers and others interested in the
trade, will be held in the Elliott-Tay-
lor-Woolfenden Co.'S cafe. Wednesday
even, when shop" will be discussed
following dinner. Frank Y Norris,
of Chicago, and Harry X. Dean, OF
Grand Rapids, will be the principal
speakers. Both men are authorities
on the uniform cost system.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-31
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
UNITED rNTERunnAS
Dhf LINEs. -

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fonsrv two hours 20 Z p, m: sun
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hourl,y 10 ii p. m. Shore 1Jns TO M, s
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s., Z acTRasos RRrS&frEpssls /. m. "a 3
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-31
Arrested for Treason.

NOGALES, Mexico, March go
Charged with inducing Mexican fed
eral soldiers 10 desert their colors, A.
RI. Salesby, a native American, but
naturalized Mexican, was arrested
today. He seems certain 10 be shot
His relatives have appealed TO Amer
lean Consul Dye, but as Salesby Is no
longer an American citizen the United
States will probably not interfere.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-31
DIED.

%. 1911. at her late
residence, Bss Warren-ave, west. An
ma. beloved wife OF Henry Allen ana
mother OF Harry, Charles Gerald.
Vera Allen ana Mrs. Il. Burns, and
sister OF Mrs. G. simmons. OF Bloom
inaton. Ind, and Mrs. A. Mansfield.
ofWatkins. Wash. Notice OF funeTal
later.
kI,NENDINoFR - Rudolph. beloved
husband OF Rosa and brother OF
Chas Aimendinger. March ~, 1911.
Funeral from the residence OF his
brother. $50 Bsker.st, Saturday at
H. IA.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-31
BLIZZARD HITS sTANplsH.

STANDlSH, Mich, March Boa
regular blizzard swept over this sec.
tion from the east last night accom-
panied by snow, which this morning
is from to 10 inches deep with the
thermometer nearly at zero. Trains
are delayed on both roads and snow
pillow had TO make trips.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-31
BUSINESS NOTES.


There was $176.000,000 worth OF
new securities by the corporations OF
the United States during March.
President Abner Il. Larned. or the
Board OF Commerce. sent letter 10
Senator Townsend, Wednesday, com
mending him for the strong attitude
that he has taken on Canadian reci-
procity, In his speech before the mem
bers OF the legislature, Tuesday aft
ernoon, and on other occasions when
he has expressed his position.
The Detroit Board OF Commerce Will
take referendum vote TO learn the
sentiment OF its members on the prop
osition TO extend the bonding limit OF
the water board TO $3,500,000 to meet
the expenses of extending and improv-
Ing the waterworks system. A circu-
lar pointing out the need for such
action will be sent out within few
days.
In spite OF the representations OF
the Detroit trust companies, IL seems
settled that the bill TO permit the or
ganization OF trust companies in the
smaller towns OF the state with cap
ital OF only $4,000 will pass the SEN
ate. The bill was introduced by SEN
ator Newton, OF Washtenaw, who, II
Is understood, has In mind the organ
ization OF a $4,000 trust company In
Ann Arbor.
Articles of association were filed,
Wednesday, by the City club, a social
organization, by the Swearingen
Realty company. The directors la the
former are: John O'Brien, Fred J.
Pound, William ID. Mae. j. III. Ma
honey and George Wilder. The realty
company directors are Fred II. Alden,
Fred l.. Hail. John Miller and John
Miller. trustee.
The Iron Trade Review, OF Cleve-
land, says: Mill operations do not
reflect the reported decline In demand
In several finished lines, and specifica-
tons against contracts in March have
established new tonnage for several
OF the largest steel interests. In semi
finished lines bookings We're unusually
heavy. and tinplate production during
the first quarter set a new high mark.
Among the important contracts of the
week is booking of 1000 tons for the
Pere Marquette by the Lackawanna
Steel Co. Ore prices on all shipments
have not yet been fixed and there Is
no likelihood OF immediate action.
There Is an abundance OF ore both
on Lake Erie docks and in furnace
yards. and In addition there are large
stocks of pigiron on hand. The lake
situation for 1911 does not look prom
Using so far as ore movement is con-
cerned"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-31
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

onofiel Tosto. %; Antonino Barraco.
John Roberts. IS: Emma westby, Al,
Samuel P, Croft. n, BEDFORD: Jose
phine Y. Rattenbury, 20, Layonia.
IS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-31
e. HOLLOWAY KILLS SELF.

DIAMONDALE, Mich, March 3d.
+. Holloway, Sc, who had been in Ill
health for several years, ended HE
life by hanging. in a barn today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-31
DIVIDENDS.
GENERAL MOTORS coMP.Ny

GENEHAL MOTORS COMPANY.
SO First Lien FIve-Year Sinking
Fund Gold Notes.
Coupons due April 1. 1911. OF the
above Notes will be paid on and after
that date, at the office OF the CEN
TRIAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK, 81 Wall-st. New York
JAMES Il. SHAW,
Treasurer
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-31

Job Printing Done Right. Times
PrfntfnG Co, No. 1S John R.-st Call
Main 1898. or City s3as.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-31

FOR SAL4E--A strictly frst-ciass no1
ufacturinR plant located In an low
city OF 5000. Building . line
commercial vehicles and auto truck
A great opportunity for the rin
parties TO make big money OrGo0I
dress Detroit Times. box G.. No. IT. o.
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There was sl76.OOO,OO0 worth OF
new securities by the corporations OF
the United States during March.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-31

men to chew Muskrat
Scrap Tobacco.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-31
PERSONA.

NoTIcE---If any poor girl - In trounI<
needing advice. friendship or he'll
DUFFY. sss Forrest west. salvato1u
Army.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24

sson = - shall provide rates su6Sessnt
70 10y reasonable return to me oWn-
srG o. SthSir Investment, '1nvsstmsnt"
u thus deilned:
The word Investment a. used IN
this section with relation TO the rates
of or price to be charged for oom-
moiities or service. for the purpose Of
enabling the commission 70 flx rates
that are sufficient to pay . reasonable
return to tho owner. shall bs held and
construed to mean the going value of
the utility affected thereby ana shall
not be determined alone by the amount
Of the cost of, or the money invested In
such utility.
This 10 an attempt to clrcumvent the
decision Of the supreme court OF tho
United states In the Consolidated Gas
case. the court having held that the
company was entitled to q dividend re-
turn on the capital actually inveSted
In the properties used in the manufac-
ture and distribution Of gas. ana no
more. There does not appear to be
reason justifying the legislature OF
Iowa in shutting out the patrons of
utility corporations from the benefits of
the decision Of the supreme court Of the
United States.