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The daily sentinel., 1912-08-21

thoroughly trained thimblerigger
plying his vocation among the rural
visitors to the midway plaisance.
The campaign upon which We are
about to enter presents issues OF
more serious moment 10 the Ameri-
can people than any they have con-
fronted since the grave questions
which Immediately preceded and ac-
companled the Civil war. The over
shadowing question then was wheth-
er the union, under the constitution.
could be perpetuatod; that which
confronts us TO-DAY Is whether the
constitution itself and the govern
ment which the constitution estab-
lished shall be preseryed-a ques-
tion OF equal, if not greater gravity,
since II would be Of little avail to
have preserved the union from the
chaos OF dlsintegratiou If the govern
ment OF the union is 70 be given over
10 the chaos of dis0rganization.
Boost for Regulars.
This party to which We belong,
Mr.. Vice President, stands in this
supreme contest for the independence
and integrity OF the judicial tribun-
ais OF the land. without which the
guaranty of life, liberty and property
stands for the settled rule OF imper-
sonal government, as opposed to the
shifty opportunism Of personal man
lpulation; for the liberty and order
of general law as against the tyran-
ny OF special edicts OF changing men
II plants itself upon the impregnable
ramparts of the constitution. and,
solemnly protesting against any sub
version of the terms of that great
compact by the arrogant and revolu-
tionary process of amendment by
misconstruction, appeals from the
midsummer madness of that portion
of the people which can he fooled all
the time to the sober second thought
of the great body of the American
electorate who will render judgment
in November"
Mr.. Sherman. in accepting the
nomination, said in part:
Our party never before has con-
ferred a second nomination for the
office of vice president upon any
man. This distinction was not
sought by me; but. unsolicited, II is
the more appreciated.
"0ur opponents are divided into
two camps. rivaling each other in
their efforts to excel in disturbing
the civic and economic order of the
country.
"A new party thrusts itself for
ward into the vacuum left by the 9TH
er third parties which have passed
into oblivion. Oblivion, too, awaits
it.
"The democratic party in the ma
tion has many times defeated its re-
publican rival in August, but only
twice has it done SO in November.
THE crime of this new age Is fren-
zied speech and action, lack of
thought, the spurning of delibera-
tion and the Weighing of consequent
ces"
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-21
PORTER WILL
Be CANDIDATE

William NJ Porter, whose refusal
some weeks ago to accept the desig-
nation of the county assembly as n
candidate for representative on the
democratic ticket was received with
general disappointment over the
county, has finally agreed to accept,
and will make the race.
Technically, Mr.. Porter's delay in
| filing his acceptance with the county
clerk might be said to have affected
the legality of his candidacy. Coun-
ty Clerk Jones and his deputy, James
A. Munson, decided, however, that,
inasmuch as Mr.. Porter had shown a
willingness to make the race and as
the primary law is not clear on the
point, they would put his name on
the primary ballot.
Mr.. Porter was n candidate two
years ago against A. C. Newton, and
made strong race. He was not well
known over the county, except in the
Plateau valley, and this initiated
against his success at the polls. This
| year he was the unanimous choice Of
the party in the assembly, and Mr..
Porter will have the solid support of
his party as well as scores and scores
OF independent republican voters.
Mr.. Porter did not feel able to
make the race this year when his
name was first placed before the as
sembly So strong was the senti-
ment brought to bear upon him.
however, that he filed his formal ac-
ceptance Monday and has agreed to
| get into the race with a vim.
The decision of the popular Pla-
teau man to run in the primaries will
he preeted with pnthusiasm by all his
party supporters.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-21

County Treasurer's Office, Mesa
County, Grand Junction, Colo,
August Goth 1912.
The following warrants are hereby
called for payment at this office. in
terest to cease on the same thirty
days from date.
This call refers only to the date on
which warrants are presented and
registered in this office. Thus the
call for road warrants means that
we will pay all road warrants regis
tered on or before June 90, 1912. The
date of registration appears on the
back of the warrants.
County Road Fund-All registered
including June 2Gth. 1912.
Irrigation District Warrants, Main
& Oper, Funds. 1912 only, as follows
Palisade-All registered including
August 8. 1912.
Orch. Mesa-All registered, in
Guiding May 18th, 1912.
East Pal.-All registered, includ-
ing June Gath. 1912.
So. Pal. Heights-All registered.
including July 9th. 1912.
Old Series Orchard Mesa-war-
rants No. 730 for $1,000.
Old Series, Mesa County-All reg
istered incl. Jan. 9th, 1911.
The following warrants, all on the
SPECIAL FUNDS of the school dis
tricts designated:
District No. ALI registered.
District No. All registered
District No. 19-All registered, in
cluding March 3Oth. 1912.
District No. 6-All registered.
District No. 9-All registered
District No. 10-All registered.
District No. ll-All registered.
District No. 16-All registered.
District No. 23-All registered, in
cluding January Goth. 1912.
District No. 26-All registered.
District No. 32--All registered.
District No. 35-All registered, in
Guiding March Sth, 1912.
Fruita Union High School-All
registered incl. January 29th, 1912.
No warrants on the General School
Funds are included in this call.
Please see that all warrants are
endorsed before presentation.
BENTON CANON,
Treas. Mesa County. Colo.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-21

A one-piece, enameled sink adds
to the appearance Of any kitchen 1t
is durable, easily cleaned and when
installed by our workmen you may be
sure that it will give the top-notch
Ibf efficient service. J. E. Mckenzie,
IThe Plumber.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-21
Associated Press.

ASsOcIhteu PTesS.
Washington, Aug. 2l.-President
Taft sent a telegram to Vice Presi-
dent Sherman, congratulating him
and the republican party on his re-
nomination, and saying:
"The republican party continues
to be the party of the constitution,
the defender of our guarantees OF
civil liberty. private property and the
pursuit of happiness and other civil
rights. the upholder of law and or.
der, the opponent of socialism, the
sturdy supporter of high comEensa.
tion for wage earners and our indus
trial success through protective
tariff"
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-21
ATTENTION.

New and second hand house fur
nishings bought and sold. Don't for
get we are located at 345 Main with
more room, more stock and more
anxious than ever to show our goods.
Call Randolph 252. If you have any
thing in household goods to sell.
A. G, MANN, 345 MAIN.
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If you want home-cooked meals,
served in homelike manner, go to
Mrs. Glessner's, 55S Rood avenue.
Slim
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-21

Recleaned Native Red Winter Seed
Wheat, testing 81 pounds at S2.I0
per hundred. The Mesa Flour Mill
company. S-20-6t
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-21

Boys and Girls get an Aeroplane
free at Kraft G. Emerson's Saturday,
with every 25c purchase.
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Big money raising sale; SIS in gold
given away, Crown Furniture Co.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-21

SPECIAL-Boys' Oxfords. all sizes,
! per pair at Elliott's. S-20-5t
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-21

Boys and Girls, get an Aeroplane
free at Kraft & Emersons Saturday,
with every csc purchase.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-21

Mrs. NJ. H. Loefiler and son. Ray
mond. went to Boulder yesterday to
visit several weeks with Mrs. Loef-
fler's mother and son.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-21

SPECIAL-Boys' Oxfords, all sizes,
81 per pair at Elliotts. S-20-5t
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-21

SCHOOL Shoes at Elliotts' s-2O1m
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-21

Fred Mantey for buggies and har-
uess.
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Hair work. Mrs. Stewart, 30S
Rood. S-10-1mo
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-21

Fred Mantey polishes harness.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-21

Was it Fred Mantey's sec whips?
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-21

SCHOOL Shoes at Elliotts' s-2o1m
Keep off tho flies. Fred Mantsy,
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-21

County Treasurer's Office, Mesa
County, Grand Junction, Colo,
August 10th. 1912.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-09

Grove railroad. has resigned his posi-
ton, and will move his family 20 "A farm
he has recently purchased al Glenn's
run.
Henry Shook u painting the roof on
his livery barns o. Fulton and making
other improvements
The National Telephone company have
a force Of men employed at Fulton put
ting up new lines
T. e. Ewing. Of Leatherwoud. has re-
turned 20 his home after spending sew
eral weeks travelling in Florida.
Howard Wilkinson returned TO Pitts
burgh. Pa, yesterday after spending thu
past week with his parents az Wood
lawn
Fred Beneke was business caller in
the Out-the-pike district yesterday.
John VI Her IL moving his family from
GlcnWoOd To- Philppi. where they viii
make their future home.
Wilfprd Winters has received fine
new incubator 81 his residence az Full
ton. and h. going into the chicken bust
ness very extensively this summer.
Peter Roth Will move his family from
GlenWuOd 90 West Wheeling in the near
future.
Mrs p ". Alexander and daughters.
Marion and Harriet. have returned o.
their homo IN BETHANY after spending
a few days with friends at Leatherwo od
viii leave In g. few days FOR an extended
visit with friends iu Sew York city and
other eastern points
The Roosevelt club will meet Thurs
dav evening In Hands hall. az Elm
Grove. fpr the purpose - selecting dele
gates for the primary whirH will be
held April o.
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livery purposes at their barns at Woods.

livery purposes at their barns at Woods
Mrs. James J. Miller has returned to
her home at Woodsdale after a brief
visit with relatives in cleveland. o.
John otto. Of Greggsville. has pur-
chased new surrey. also a runabout.
from Charles Freese. Of wOOdlswn.
L. s. Blair has returned TO his home
In Glendale after spending a few days
visiting relatives In Patterson.
Florian Glessner. Of Fulton. has ac-
Cepted a position as conductor on the
city and Elm Grove v. r. Mr. Chess
ner wishes to announce that he will also
continue In the produce business also.
a. usual. and supply hts out-the-pike
customers.
Dr. J. r. Thornton is having an add
ton built 10 his residence az Leather
wood
Edswood 20 the Wilson property a,
EdEedale to-day
4 force Of men Will start work 20.
I tHy or the new foot bridge that will
span Woods run at the north end OF the
A. " PAUL Is having his large ChaI.
ners touring car overhauied az bis gar-
axe a. Woodsdsie.
Mrs Clara tllum Smith. teacher Al
/ the Woodsdale school. has resumed bis
duties after being on the sick list Tor
the past week
Harry Morrison has resigned hia posi-.
ton 49, machinist with the Pure OiI 90.
~ ClaYsvilie and accepted r. similar one
with the Wheeling Mold and Foundry co
90 the Peninsula
Frank Donaldson is moving his fam.
/ ily from Fulton 90 the suburbs ~ Clsve.
land. .
Edwin. young son ~ Mr. and Mrs ~.
ward Zane. Of Fulton. Be- confined to BOTS
home with an attack 81 typhoid fever
Prof John Evans is moving bis
family from the Island tp bis neW resi-.
denrr ir EdEwood to-day
| John E0ninsun. the weli-known and
y popular conductor 0u the city and EIm
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Hfoundsvilis Brisfs.

Herman Tcvol and wife left yeSte--
day Tor Massllon. o.. To attend the fu-
neral " Mrs. bcvoIs mother today
Mrs Jenkins. who bee been visiting
Mrs Eugene Stanl on Fourth street for
the 20 few months. fell saturday and
injured her nip
Mrs Elizabeth M,PceE will leave to-
morrow f1r Chicago. where she viii visit
her son. ir. Charles Mcreek. for a few
VI erhs
D. Helms returned To- h's work %
tlHrk-hurg yesterday morning after
spending Tire past few days with Ms
family on Furdy avenue
Josiah Turner Or Pittsburgh. - visit
ina his father. Harry Turner and other
friends in this c'ty Tor q Few days
Mrs Paul pafaUn4. vino has been con-
fined to her home on Eleventh street for
TIE raSt Few months. is boo q critical con-
dillon
william Crsmbictt. ~ Adoua. o.. Is
yisitinril T.. Mercer end family in the
East End
Roy smith icft Iast evening Tor To-
poke. kas, where he has accepted po-
Hitiuu with n large electrical concern
Mr.. J. D.. Fisher. who was operated
on the Glendale hospital fcW days ugo
is Improving nicely
M.sa REESE Hammond returned fo
Clarkshurr last evening otter spcndinc
ile past few days With her parents on
leners0u avenue
Hurie, CIcmns. 81 Tenth street. who
has been eeriouslv 800 Tor the past few
Zen Peabody nnr accepted position
in tFe palc n Chaddork CONFECTIONERY
on lafayette avenue
bniCer Joseph shepherd % the Pen.
wood force wa 'n this city yesterday
tranaarting husiI-~
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Inapse,ion Tour

Warden 81 o.. Brown. OF the state
penitentiary. and ur %. VI. spur. OF the
Glendale hospital left last evening for %
tour ~ The Middle West Co Investigate
o. ieuu conditions other states
Among tho most important Institutions
fu be- visited hg tIrm are tUe ones az
JOLIET. tii. ohio peuiteufiary. Colu.n-
bus. and the refuruatnry ut Lancaster
The warden and llr spur recently made
an inspection trip lu tho east. visiting
tho Institution uf washington. MARY
land pfuifsrtiHrt tHulfimorrI and the
Sew Work. Institutions ~ sins Sins and
Auburn They VIII RETURN the latter
part 90 t.t werk
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Joy Ridsrs Hit Bridge.

a large touring car driven by a party
OF Soy riders from Martins Perry had
their troubles ln the wee hours ~ yes
terday morning. The party arrived ~
West Alexander about midnight. and on
the way back decided 90 take -HOrt
roaN with the result that they started
out Battle run. but had not pr0ce" -
very FAR before they ruiildrd win the
railing 81 bridge and took N n front
wheel 81 the car. The party had 90 stay
ln the car all night ami early yesterday
morning we're hauled 90 The wood adHle
garage uy another machine. aUfro rf-
pairs we're made, after which they pro-
.r..rI lLnLr
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MacleSn'S
"CaScapepSin'
Sure Cure for Constipation or
Torpid Liver.
And Hr'rIs rerr- ansnt Relief 20 rndi-
geauor. ryuuspaia. Hsarfrurn. SOM
ness. Classy Feeling and nfiiousn.sa'

And Hr'nGs rerr- ansnt Relief 20 rndi-
sesuor. ryppspela, Hsartburn, Sour
ness. oassy Feeling and Bfiiousnsss
CASJAl EFSlN TABLETS contain
40 opium, calomel or poisonous min
eral substance and eau be safely al.
ministered 10 the aged as well AZ 10
children. without risk or discomfort
u VIII sweetcn your sour. gassy
stomach IN less than Eve minutes II
restores the natural functions OF the
bowels Your food does not lie like A
lump Of lead In your stomach. your
breath Il sweetened. heaviness in the
head and headaches disappear. nau-
sea and dizziness are unknown
Go 70 your druggist today and set a
box % Macleap's Cascapepsin Keep
% IN the house az an tines Carry
three or four tablets when you 20 10
work
Don't feel that there Is no help for
you. Thousands Of chronic cases have
been permanently cured BY this mar
velOus remedy. These include suffer
ers from sour or sick stomach. hic-
coughing and bciching. Fas on stou-
ach and bowels trouble for eating or
drinking too much rich food. etc -,
headache caused BY dieordcred atom-
ach. slecplessness. Nervousness and
I upset feeling after being no late the
night before Maclean's Cascapepsin
vii brace W men suffering from
drinking alcoholic beverages. evcees.
I i've smoking. or an upset stomach
! from any ether cause.
~ 80 ell drnzgiaia
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hoy Scouts Eoid Rally

The general rally 81 the hoy Scouts
~ This city. held last evening In the
auditorium 81 the Central school build
iuE. proved Co loo very surte szful ar
fair The hall was niieu with interested
parties alonE this line. and many were
eager 20 learn the highest aims anu
Several addresses we're made. Including
fglke hN scout Commits Toner g. J.
Heardsis, 4. O. StrogEins. Ir.. and br
uf the council. Court ~ Honor. and
many parents we've present 40 tive meet
jus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-09
MOUNDSVILLE
EIsoutivs COMMITTEES 20 Meet.

The executive committee Of the Mar
shall County Good Roads association has
been notified by Chairman \. H. Gray
that a meeting will bc held OF that com
mittee In this city on saturday afternoon
tApril i3thl. Toe most important mat
ter to come before the committee 10
that Of the stand which the people 81
trict bond issue and which now looks
a. though will he carried out by them
suco essfully. the report Of the conn
mittee appointed 20 Investigate the gross
amount of tire fees received by the dir
fereut county offices and nN reasonable
expenses Of the different offices Will be
received.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-09

Andy slender the Hrnw0uI fpr-I guer
Who wHH arrested late SUNDAY evening
hN OFFICER Joe shepherd uu H charge 20
Grim iuulfN araHultiuE Victoria 1-rua ure.
.a IN.Near-0ll Ecnwuul rirl. DURING tHe
uharure 81 her parents Hf church sunday
evening. waa brought tU This city last
evening HN OFFICER Joe shepherd and
placed foo the county Jail SLENDER vile
Do given preliminary hearing on We'd
nesday before Squire ltcidel ~ Hen
. urnn.H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-09
T-THE-PI


WaTTaUt- Voc s0TV0W NU0INTWHN on
two 81 the men who participated lu the
night that was pulled on late saturday
evening In Patterson TIE fight started
in the saloon known a. the First and
Last Chance conducted by Jim CON
nores, and opened last week About six
men Mere engaged IN the free sur-an.
but all but the two arrested left tow n
Sunday and yesterday could not Doe Joe
Gated. \ trial was held last evening at
the Patterson town hall. when they we're
arraigned before Mayor IoIwar. After
a severe ErillinE by the mayor o." Of
tenders were released. with the under
standing that the charge would boz held
against them pending their good Dena-
giOr.
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NEW ELECTRIC LINE
PROJECTED FOR STATE

Special pispstoh to The fntcIi-encer.
HLJ Et1Etp. W Va. April s.
new trolley line 81 projected for this
section n the state. that will connect
taroita md Coalheid. Geo o.. carter
who constructed the Carolina. t1inch
noid oud ohio railway Is behind On,
project
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Roys, Brigade 70 Meet.

Ma or charles bobhins will meet the
boys of the Buckley N r. church this
evening at $50 40 the church. and all
boys wishing 90 become members 81
the BOYS. Brigade are earnestly request
ed tU he present. with the number 81
boys belonging 10 the church. 10 ~ ex-
p"rted that "a fine company can be- or
Ganized.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-09

Triadclp.ia Lodge. No 90. Z. q. -. r..
Will hold their regular weekly meeting
this evening az their hail on Main street.
This viii Ir fUs second meeting since
the meetings were changed. and large
turnout OF the members b. expected Ar
rungrmerta FOR the entertainment 20 he
held in connection with the celebra-
tinu Of the LIdge will also Do made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-09

Mrs Cath crime Hunt. aged 81. one OF
the Oldest residents OF this city. died
Yesterday morning at 5.30 o'clock at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. Frank clark.
on Birch avenue. Death due TO
iuhrmities OF old age. The funeral
services were held last evening at the
rome on Birch avenue az so o'clock.
The funeral party will leave this morn
Ing at N.30 O'Clock FOR Beelers station.
where interment will be made.
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Skipped Out

warrant was sworn out yesterday
afternoon before Squire \. -. P'erCn FOR
Lindsay Miner. Of Glendale. on q charge
81 as~aulting Mrs. Julia Sommers. also
81 6lendnlc. OniCcr Davis was uude
special constable and vent To- Glendal e
last evening after Miner. only Co md
that he had fed across tine river The
nmnIr nnnnnnealo ON smnlnN aftrrnnnn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-09

A congregational meeting ~ the ueu1-
hers ~ fHo United rreshf terrain church
was held last evening at Che church 8
call was extended nf tnr meeting Co
Rev ERNEST % Mcclellan. - Nenis. %.
o. nll The uasforHfo made Vnrauf re-
Gently hy the resignation ~ Rev. James
a. 1.nwreurr. now 90 cantor. Rev Nr
Mcclellan bed charge ~ fro services %
TIE church last sunday anil delivered N
very interesting SERMON
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-09
MINT Of Prthias

VI fHii. l.Ndff. so. tl. huIt.'. on I.N.
fhIfa. held "a very lnferrHfIug meeting
iarf evening A large ATTENDANCE was
present. and several matters pertaining
fu fHe Nr.Ifarr 81 fhr order we're
brDurEf uu fur dirruaaIDr. I.r RANK uf
esquire was entered upon H number
Or candidate ami several new HrrllrH.
lions were received fu he HHlluffH on
Mystic lodge raa grown fu ore ~ fIc
largest I0Irrr lr fIr state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-09

An unknown man took M Yesterday
evening about o'clock on traction
company car az the corner 81 Ftrst
street and Jefferson avenue. TIE AFFAIR
ed quite little excitement Water
was brought from nearby residence
aud The w.u VS. soon IN good condi-
ton. he feil On the floor 81 the car hut
cid not sustain Injuries from the fan
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Pr. p.partm.nt 90 Meet.

The Elm Grove volunteer FIRE COM
pany will meet this evening in the town
hall on Mai< street A. This is the reg
ular monthly meeting "a full attendance
81 the members a. desired by the chief.
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vile. Tor the Socialist baseball team ~
that town vii entertain their friends
with 90 grand BAH and special prepared
entertainment Of their new hall Sue-
.IHI must" viii he fUru. shed hy Miss
UrbiE. of lsllHIrr. assisted hy traps
.tII drum. ErfrrH wtuf. viii also 30
snrved af "a afasoulhfa InI-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-09

Tho FIRST to face the mayor Yesterday
morning we're two hunks. arrested hF
Umirer CoulcN on sunday afternoon. and
they both drew o. and costs which thev
paid. next raue John ffuhba. we'll
known. ON o. charge of wife beating and
DO was given $40 aud costs or 90 days
1le rIfunar fHr batter NrNf came John
gray and Jack Wright on o. charge -
toying 90 md thc white hope near the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-09
REHEARING
Granted on "Lonu and Short Haul"
Case Before the v. s. Supreme
Court

WASHINGTON. April S.-Re-argu-
ment Of the so-called inter
rate cases was today ordered by the
Supreme Court OF the United States.
che Justice White gave no reason
for the re-argument merely stating
that they would be restored for argu-
ment before a full bench"
The case involved the constitutional
ity Of the long and short haul" pro-
visions Of the Interstate commerce
law and the power 81 the Interstate
Commerce Commission to make
blanket rates over a large zone Of
territory instead Of acting merely on
rates from specific points.
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Nfa So o. fiIralF .rI family have
moved from ftsavsr EHIIa. Pa ~ the
-rruk Residence boo Muu.I.fWu
So &C. HrI Charles NIrhula have re-
rrIsrI a fine new I.r wagon FOR Do