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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-05-30

W. W. Cooper. ofPucb,o, (frand
Lecturer for the a. +. e a. NJ, .oi
Colorado. made an official visit TO
the local lodge Of the Masonic fra
ternity last Friday evening. After
the ceremonies had been concluded !,
a luncheon was enjoyed by the
craft.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-05-30

The regular fishing season began
here on Saturday but on accoul I
Of Tic high wafer, fishermen had To
resort to fishing in the ponds and
ditchcs.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-05-30

Mrs. Mabel +. Shaw hes p,ucbas-
ed the W. J. Harris residence on
lowcf Elk aschtc, and will add
substantial improvements 10 the
property.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-05-30

Dan Switzerland, sup't. OF con-
struction, l.. II. Friend, civil IN
gineer, and DR.. L. G.. Fisk, vetcr-
marian, all of the G. F. g. l. Co.,
came in on Fridays train in pursu !
of their regular duties.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-05-30

Miss Margaret ahislds came in
SUNDAY from Picatn. where she has
been staying with her brother the
past two months.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-05-30

Miss frma +. Chappcll wns here
from Denvcr the past week visiting
relatives. Miss 1rma il employed
US nurse a, ST. Joscpli's hospital
at the capital city.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-05-30

II. +. Smith, watchmah at the
D. i. r. G. yards, departed for his
old home in Clia,eaugay, New York
Friday. lie viii return in about
two months.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-05-30

The Fioresta Hard coal min" IL
staring this week for its usual suu1>
nler run Tie supply mined last
ycer has long ago bcen exliuyf-s5
and tEc i,etrons La"s hss 70 slse
any kind q cosi ~ sopliiy tl,ssa,rt
age nf harJ c0s,.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-05-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Johnson re-
turned Saturday from two weeks
trip to Clifton and other Grand Val
ley points.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-05-30

Mrs. Joseph Benson arrived Sat
urday from Clifton for 4 seTcTd
weeks visit with her son Victor and
daughter, Mrs. Geo. McWiliiafns.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-05-30

Mrs. A, Kerr, Of Marble. arrived
Saturday fora short visit with hcf
daughtcr, Mrs. r. II. Handy.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-05-30

Geo. Wilson, former resident
Of this place bu! now Of Whitewater
is spending several days in the city
vith friends.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-05-30

Mrs. A. Kubiak. o; Jack; Cabin
was in town a few days this week
OH business.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-05-30

Mira. siescl and son, old time re-
sidents Of this place came in Tues
'dayto attend 10 some wotk al the
,remetary.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-05-30

Wm. Martin was an incoming
passenger on Tuesdays train from
Denver. where lie las gone into the
Job printing business.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-05-30

Miss Margaret Kelly has accept
ed the position as Clerk in The
McCuskcf Hwrd. store
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-05-30

Frank Comstock, was n shopper
in town from the valley the fore
part OF the week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-05-30

Paymastcr Clark. Of the c. +. l..
mine was here distributing checks
last Saturday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-05-30

Mrs. s. Gruber spent several day
in Gunnison th;s week shopping.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-05-30

Mrs. ). Reese and son Tom came
in Friday from Denver and went to
lSieicsta ihe }olio~inf fa.s-.ss -.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-05-30

AErs. Joseph Hardy, came in Fiji
day to spend couple Of days with
friends here.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-05-30

s. c. Robinson is spending n few
days in the capital city this week
on business.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-05-30

Mrs. G. b. Sampson. made hef
annua. weekly triJ. INFO town yea
,eri%y.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-05-30

The {. T. & l. ba 4cball team wbil
from the town teain sunday hy thc
score OF i3 TO IL.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-05-30

p. l.. snodgrass, the forest ranger
drove in from his place on Cement
crecll Tues,lny
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-05-30

George Miller, formerly of this
place but now OF Denver, spent sav-..
eral days in town on business this
week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-05-30
Miss Sylvia Smith, editor Of tie
Marble City Times, was in town
a few days this week on business.

Memorial bay Services will tc
held at the Ccinetary this afternoon
at !? o'clock.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-05-30

Jas. Hayes, of Jacks Cabin, was
in town Saturday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-05-30
A. Local News Il

Mcsdamcs W. II. Whalen and A.
J. Iioran enjoyed an auto trip tt
he county scat Monday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-16
LUBBOCK GRAIN CROP
SURPRISES LAST YEAR

IS, 10 .u ua, Neas
Lubbock, Tex. July 10 Late eN-
tended investigations by grain deal
ers here establish the fact OF fine
growing conditions In milo maize aud
kaffir corn throughout the eastern
half Of Lubbock county and more or
les. of the same conditions in the
other portions of the county Taken
a. q whole county milo maize and
kaffir corn will probably return more
actual head tonuag, 1r grain bushels
than last year
Initial grading out of Lubbock IN
connection with the construction of
tho Santa Pc TrVi,o-Coleman Cutoff
Is being DELAYED by serious sickness
In the family Of Contractor Denison
Lubbock SIN continues her rapid
march of building and commercial
progress The latest in this ireV-
tion being the probable attachment
this fan of creamery plant 20 the
Lubbock BottlIuE Works and Ice
Cream Factory The greater portion
of the creamery equipment in.lud.uc
500 gallon per lav separator be-
'ng already here
The creamery will initiall' Dill for
the milking OF Al least 200 COWS.
with an eventual increase 20 800
The Lubbock Bottlins Works ana
o.. Cream Factory constitute in
themselves the chief shipping supply
IN soda water and ice cream for a
region extending from Alternately on
The north 20 Lamesa and Post Ci',
ou rho south these plants now ship.
ping 1000 gallons of ice cream and
rrovliuE cases Of soda water per
month
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-16
Every Third Acre

Carson countys happy union OF
fertile soil. varied harvest Adaptable
ity excellent stock breeding and
CROWN. capacities favorable pou'-
try and fruit conditions. and proN-
unity to the great Amarillo market
has yearly added 10 farming settle
ment until nov ouo-thirl of the
couniys 55o40o acres is under the
pillow
only Twenty Per Cent Exempt
Eighty per cent of the entire roHn-
rs IS tnable. while the remaining 20
per cent is excellenfly adapted 20
stock growing
Progression adds to It's volume inc
more II progresses and yet few
years and Carson county will be
practically solid in farm settlement
with the farther development as the
years 20 by. ol cutting mp the larger
farms into smaller ones all OF
which means that Carson county, IN
a not far distant future viii ~
d.psoly farming populated
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-16
What MAKE, q Woman %

one hundred and twenty pounds
more OF Jess. of bone and muscle uol O.
make q woman LIS good touuda-
uou Put into b. health and strength
and sh, may rHl. kingdom But
thai just what Eloytrir Bittcrs give
her Thousand, bless them for
overcoming fainriug and dizzy spells
and for dispelling weakness. nerN Gus
ness backache and tired listless.
worn ont feeling Electric Bitters
have done me- world of good
writes Eliza Pool Depev. Okla and
thank you with an my heart for
making such a good medicine Only
soc Guaranteed hy Amarillo Drug
S'or.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-16
G.rat Corn

About one third OF The total ll-
iivated area Of the shamrock region
is In Indian corn 'aIs season With
q Yield At present estimated all he
uly from - 10 60 bushels per acre.
Corn fields OF from -HH 20 $50 acres
with alike excellent and uniform
stands are common This SEASON
around shamrock Indian corn has
reached .n this Panhandle section a
production Of so bushels per acr.
there being an instance on sworn
record OF 81 ears filling a bu.hel
measure
Tho shamrock Grain and Elevator
Comulg. tas just completed a .5..
600 bu.tsI elevator AZ cost Of
$4,000 Milo maize and kaffir corn
are 0n splendid condition and taken
altogether fhe abundance OF row
crop feed stuff AID. result 10 very
heavy shipments fhis fall Of Fat
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-16

Shamrock region cattle and hogs
Cotton.
East season the two Shamrock gins
Du' our au aggregate Of nearly $500
bales of cotton. with "a total sham
rock station market shipments In ex-
cess of 1000 bales figures which
WILL yer, probably Doe materially In
.reasad This year as there is a larger
acreage and production prospects
could not D., better az This period of
fN. season
shamrock located on the Rock
Island railroad Is iu Wheeler coun-
~ and draws largely also. general
business from Colllngsworth county
and from Oklahoma regions
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-16
CARSON COUNTY IN
GOOD CONDITION
Practically One Third of its
Entire Area Now in
Cultivation
nv Dany News STAT Correspondent.

By Daily News staff Correspondent
Panhandle Tex July l5.-Pan-
handle. the seat OF Carson county and
an important business point on the
santa Fe railroad. Is 20 add unto her
self thl. year % bunch OF good things
among which wil. be the laying OF
cement sidewalks from the busy
railroad depot 10 the biz court house.
a distance OF four blocks fb' cree
lion OF another elevator and s..i
farther elaboration of fh, extensive
county fair grounds
Increased Farming aud Good Cram.
From Information carefully gath
cred from intelligent authentic ana
proeressIt. people u.ndiul j c.
Loves. land man. Attorney and late
Editor O.kerfe lad the Bishop Bros.
elevator and grain men, the actual
farmed area around Panhandle this
season about 10000 acres or 20
per cent 100 excess Of that OF last
year
About 10000 acres are Boz small
grains. with so per cent oats. 80 per
cont wheat 3 per cent spelz. and
the remaining b per cent iu barley,
FLAX and millet This leaves 10000
acres for row crops, OF which 1900
acres are iu milo maize 5000 acres
ina R.rr corn and 5000 acres 10
anna
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-16
Don't You owe Yourself Something!

For programs and beautifully IL
Illustrated literature free OF cost re-
lating 10 the Great Colorado Chautau-
qua af Beautiful Boulder aud uu-
merous splendid home-Iike and not
unreasonable expensive resorts
throughout Wonderful Colorado and
along the Pacific Coast, address A. 4.
Gibson. General Passenger Ascent
The Denver Road. Fort Worth.
Texas Little vacations in these di-
rectious are always worth more than
they cost lS3 soc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-16
The rhnice Of a Husband

\. 100 important a matter Tor a vom-
4n 10 be- and ipped by weakness.
bad hlool or foul breath Avoid
these kill opes BY taking Dr Kings
life pills New strength. fine COM
nlexlon. g breath. cheerful spirits
.hincs ia. win men follow their
rso. Easr safe. sure &c az Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-16
TUl|A IRR|GAT|ON|sT
GETS FINE RESULTS

~n-c.. ta Uaily NcNs
Tulia. Tex. July IA late ar
ticle In the Amarillo Daily News re-.
garding well pumpage irrigation of
Tulia market gardens. orchards.
vines flowers and lawns inadvertant-
Is omitted the family home place o.
y G. shell
This place represents alike won
der 10 behold and wisdom 10 ponder
upon as II not only fully demon
strates the AZ once utility and profit
of small pumpage plant irrigation
but also strongly suggests to the be
holder that it would be well for him
20 go and DO likewise
What ~ az IN Acre l. Doing.
Inclusive OF the spaces occupied 10y
the family residence. the stables cor.
rails. etc. the Shell place measures
ont little less than one-quartcr OF
an acre
\ large proportion OF this Il de-
voted 20 lawns and floral growths
while the remainder produces an.
uually from $500 10 $1,000 worth
OF vegetables and fruits
Mr. Shell uses a y horse power
gasoline engine with a we'll pumpage
discharge OF twenty gallons Of water
per minute. the plant. including we'll
pump. engines and rubber hose Tor
water irrigation distribution. costing
only S115.
An aggregate Of rs feet Of grape
rows produced asst season o0o
pounds OF grapes and are well load
Ie1 This year
Strawberries and raspbcrries are
especially prolific and profitable
Mrs Shell yearly cans all the toma-
I'0es 'hr family can use. while cab
Ih11a beans. squash. cts are 10 use
.N- shells own words grown in
quantities sufficient 20 suppl, halt
dozen families"
at told tho place has IS trees
comprising arnles. peaches plums
.harrIes. black locust. elm maple and
tauarark. while both the American
and mo English Ivy are % luyur'an'
house. wall and porch trellis growth
There are tubs Of oleanders many
rose varieties and about all ~ the
usual garden flowers peiunias run
ming riot ir especial proiusion and
norfection.
In illustration OF the water pro-
luctlon OF a small irrieatiou plant
Wr Shell often pumps from 1000
20 1000 Gallons per day with his
~ horse nower engine Mr. Shell
Is successfully growing celery his
year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-16

Good. Better and Rest.

While. however Carson county ;
great farming development Is nat
urally assured. the county car Of pro
eress can be made 10 move much
faster by an an around vigorous put
ting Of county shoulders 10 the
wheels in direct line with which
Is late timely and able editorial
i'm the Panhandle Herald urging the
organization and active conductine
of Panhadl. Commercial club
God helps everybody. with, how
ever very favorable leaning to-
wards those who help themselves
while ihe first ard only great Ma
poleou once remarked that Heaven
was always on the side Of the Cen
eral who had the heaviest artillery
, 1912-09-04

vsnngsplghge Alder dereter maatte blve for@nset med eot
eer to Halvaar, kupue af Skoekommissionen, hvs saadnnt
n"a anses for nodYendigt, indskrlves Kommuneskolen.
s 81 Eeeri skL
Eleverne en- sk1e, hvss Undervisning meadees gratis. g. T. b%$ l u,
skule have samme Adgang som Eleyerne de kommunae gnt f@
Skoler til At erhode Eksamenspremier Premier for reml she F %,
Skoler Enr
Naar Bestvreren If en- saalan skoIe andrager skoekom- MeAt.~r
his Born ere indskreyne skolen, men som like regelnrsig
s0ge denne, MuIkt eher de s. Is og l6 fstsatte Regler, dog
s""lele~ At Numbering foretages mAAuedsyis
Tlladelse til at hode pryat Skoe kan til enhver Td tages TnAdA~n til
tlbage af Skolekommissionen, na denne finder, at Skoens E% ~ '
Tlstnnd like Ell tlfledsstllenle, eler a observation-disclosures hSase
Bestemmeser like oyerholdes af Skoens Be~tyrer, der dog hmr
Ret ii at ndnnke den endeige Afgorese af den af Skulekom-
missioner heron tnfne HestemneIse for duvernementet.
En- Skoebesoget en- prvat Skole to paa hinunIeu FOL l'odtsn
gende Ar mindre regeImessigt, end Diet e Dstrktets kom- @~
muna4e Skoler eHer samthge kommunne Skoler, tagne under
eet soi en- s"adan SkoIe pa observation-disclosures Foranst''-
ming lukkes.
De private skoor msknfe pa egen Bckostnne Pnto A. f&@
koler til Eeyfortegnesen os journal, men hm, ion sun udt Rana tr
yolutter til Indsendese at Iudberetinse4e graft, Ulo,rvte
we'd Eenyendese til Skoedmekoren.
Til de to nuyorende romersk kntoske ska,r ydys dvs a. 4.
saaenge deres Standpunkt mma an:es for ufredssiIcot@ ct '".#~N"
oarigt lIshud, hys Souese ta,sptles ther sLo, koums-
sionens Inlstuing pa de atige Bungetter
Der tIstaas de private Skoo, der ike pu aulen Meade
undemtoues m kommunen, Ell llaknl, hy4 Sloroin Ink" uw9
oversuse Frcs 100000 Diet Ecc og gem ensuulR rleA
lobe sig til mere end Free. 1900 pr Fev dlse S5oer, h,d-
ket Tdsknd af Sholekommssionen fodlcs bLudt aN'elno
HenhoId til deres Standpunkt og tleyanth.
s OF
Bestyrorne pf de nuyurende private SkIer, der ere ov1ot r" %%. SMa
tedo med observation-disclosures Somykke, ere belottR,ac III at for hnne
foltse,te deres SkoIeyiksomhcl i do Lohnler, lie n uycolr nnEt"f'
til Uuderysnng, sppftemt drse MA anest r tIhod~snu' To- N'
uIen til SkuItkonuIssUnena at ind9Iye en- Auso4ulng, anatts,
OyerensstemnlrIe med lh, me" ogsaa iisao 9toter ere an
derkastede dc lcstcmmelser denne AnordunR, der v"1o.e
Optagebe og Udskryung af Eleven, Undertaking o4 Ekso-
miner og ludsenlelso AT ludheretnn8er Ill ShoIeka mnhssonen
, 1912-09-04
AFSNIT Y.
SkoLEyrsFNErS BESrYHEb>f.
81.


Under Guvernemeutets Oyertisyn hestyres SkolcyWSeuct SNhoo-.
nj Skolekommrsionen, der bestupr IF kommnnoulvl9t dss sam
med Udeukkese af de Mellemmer, der ere Gcilhge eor "en~'""'
Skolekommissonen underordnede Iarere-el el NJ de Med
lemmer If Kommunaludyalget, som dette-mcd den satnme
Begransning -derti matte y@ge. og nf den for de dansk
vestndske Der altsan fr Kommuneu st CroX og kommnnen
ST. Thomas o8 St Jan EHles SkoIedlrektor Il COMMISSIONER
yalger sci. SIN Formand, og denue e. commissioners Foret-
nngsiorer og SekretHr.
I den Kommune, hvor Standardization like hr fat OPP n.t for
hold, skal cfer IndsGIng af SkoekommsMouen oR Udn~vo- SN f%%r
else af Guyernenentet yWre ansat en- Asastent for Sholeli-
rektoren
Asastenten deuager naar Skoedmekt6ren MATTE vare for DsMr An
hndret derii Stedet for denne og som dennes IepImsentant iyH(4nIeG
Skolekommissousm0der, besorger de denne raahviendo
ldbende Forrelninger og handler og opr"let Diet Hele under
Sk0Ieifehtrens fravarese pn dennes Vegne, sHtlge Til
for sa vdt muigt e., kun cfter spciel dertl nrlhentet
Bemyndgolse.
Assstenten Ionness med F.cs. I504nn aasHg, hyHket Bet6b iomms:
udredes med Halvdeen af liver af lie to Kommuner Hkohes
commissioner den Kommune hvIken Assistenten hr sill
Vnksomhed, er dog beretiget til med Gdvernementets Sam
tykke at anvende dette Bdob sanledes, at en- Del deIaf benyt-
ties dnekte til Looming for AsIstenten, Ell anden Del til Hon
oru for Kontorurbejde, udfdrt for Skolev@senet efter Anvh+
ming af Skolednektoren eer AsIstenten.
Saavel af Diet ofentIge Sol uf Assptenten kan OpAgeso oldsAen
fnde Sted med 3 Aaaneders Vusel
Skoekommisionen holder M6der, sa 0fte Fernandez fin stoekou-
der Diet nodyendjgt, ener to af de vnlgte Medlenmer ener "iStgens
SkoedHektoren derom henvende sig til Fernandez
Besutnng kan kun tages. mar ct tlertaI at Medlenmerne Be!unmg
ell til StUle. Err dette like Iif#tdtt, iudkhfdtf Fernandez "f "'%r*
med mndst 2 Dages VarseI til Ell nyt Mode til Afgorehe af de
Sager, som paa foste Mode skude have vHret behnndleie og
paa dette andet Mode tHges BeIutuing uden Hensyn til An
taHet af de m0dte Medlemmer | TinHlde af Stemmehghed
er FOrlnandens Stemme den afgOende.
commissioners Forhandlnger indf6res e n nj Guverno- Portland
mentet autoriseret Plotokol som fOres af Formnnden, og eHef mRLppTfo
hyert Mode mderskrves af McdIemmerno.
commissioners ofiGeAe Sprog er Dansk, men de mundt- Keumndp
hge Forhandinger skulo, spahemt eet eIer fere Nedlenner 1es prog
foraDgtr dt, fotes pa Enge1sk.
For 0yrgt bedemuer commissioner selv sn Forretnlngs- FORE. nme
orden.
, 1912-09-04

TranY til
Skolen eller
dennPS SIR
lige Beretti-
Reise.
, 1912-09-04

S~kulckoC1-
missioner OR
IDEAS sam
nlcns;UtaInH.
, 1912-09-04

TvunEen
OveTEanR til
deruHentliRe
Skole
, 1912-09-04

Examiner
Skolerne we'd
Skolekommis-
sionen.
, 1912-09-04

InabeTetning
ON en- bort
visit Elev,
, 1912-09-04

Cdskriv-
ninRsprove.
, 1912-09-04

Forholdet
nelleR Elev-
antal og
LIrer2nt2l.
Undertaking
ON L%rer-
personalet.
, 1912-09-04

Private Skolers Clever, som onskes udekrevne al Nkoleu'
90 Hiemmet underviste Born, hvls Navne onHEes ud8,etteae
paa Fortegnelsen over undervisnlngspl1gh8e Born, Skale yea
slntn;noen If Diet Halvaar, hvlket de ere fyldte IL Aar, eIler
we'd Slntningen af def derefter fagende Ha!Taas, mode III d6l
lid 90 paa Diet Sted, som af Skolekommissionen dertli faStstet-
80 tG9 - T-dsk,ivninospr0ye. De Born, for hvem den under
, 1912-09-04

Maaqedlige
ndbefetnin-
ger.
, 1912-09-04

Andre Ind
6etetninger.
, 1912-09-04


skal afholdes.
, 1912-09-04

FRllesek sam
en- for privat
tinderViste.
, 1912-09-04

SkOlernes
EieVfOrteg
nelse og Jour
II
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-23
Fifty CENTS DID
WHAT ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS COULDN'T
Brooklyn Man Discovers He
Could Have Saved $99.5O
on Injured Leg

Imagine spending One Hundred Dol
lars for preparations to heal a wound
on the leg, and then finding that a
nlty-cent jar of Resinol did the trickt
That is just what c. NJ. Waggoner. of
Brooklyn, N. Y, did. He tells briefly
MS experience in the following letter:
"A few years g I seriously in
Jured my leg, and tried everything 1
saw advertised. Finally, l was advised
to try Resinol Ointment, and in a very
short time the wound was completely
healed. One small jar of Resinol oint-
rnent did h one hundred dollars
worth of other remedies had failed
to do. &c. M. WAGGONER,
+. Brooklyn, n. Y"
Resinol Ointment instantly relieves
eczema, scalds and burns, letter. milk
crust, ringworm, BARRIERS itch, all erup-
ttons and irritations OF the skin;
pimpies, itching. ~blackheads, boils.
chilblafns, chaps, etc. Try a fifty-cent
jar of Resinol Ointment, to be gotten
from your druggist, and you will be
moro than satisfied with the expendi-
ture. Free sample can be had by writ
ingt to Department SO. Resinol Chemical
Co, Baltimore. Md.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-23
HEARING ON TUBE FARE
FOR TUBELESS RIDE BEGINS.

Howard Marshall, president of the
Commuters League of New Jersey n
the New Jersey state Commuters AS
ISOLATION, together with Thomas X.
Creole and Roy NJ. Robinson, who are
also officers of these associations, are
in Trenton today to represent the in
terest of the commuters at the hearing
ordered by the Board of Public Utility
commissioners.
The purpose of the hearing is in
reference to the passenger rates lately
put in operation to Eoboken n Jer-
sey City. The commuters filed a COM
plant that the rates to HoboaSen and
Jersey City for Communication are un-
Just and unreasonable. Argument will
be made by Roy NJ. Robinson, counsel
of the two associations. 1t is the de-
sire of these associations to have the
Public Utility Commissioners order n
rate established to the river points
that will be exclusive of ferry charge.
so that those who use he Hudson
tubes will not be compelled TO pay both
the tube charge and the ferry charge
as we'll.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-23
WILL ASK TAFT TO SPEAK
TO ~SCOUTMASTERS' CLUB.

Two members of the Scoutmasters'
Club, of the Newark division of the Boa
Scouts of America, We're selected at
their meeting last night TO confer with
former Governor Franklin Murphy and
have him request President Taft make
an address before the club, of which he
is IN honorary member, when he visits
this city on Lincoln's birthday, Febru-
airy II. Plans are being made to have
the President met at the Market street
station upon his arrival from Wash
ington by several companies of boy
scouts, and have them act as a guard
of honor to the home Of former Gov
ernor Murphy.
Several members of the club will
meet at the Park place terminal on
February 10 at 1:10 o'clock p. M. when
they will go to New York to take part
in the welcome to be extended to Lord
Robert Baden-Powell, X. C. b., when
he arrives in this city. Lord Baden
Powell is called the father of the boy
scout movement"