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Newark post., 1913-04-02

i'id'i'S dht TpNDIlh t'Ntdlofu)
ID. W. jacobs.
BridgevilIc-W. q. Bennett.
huntsville. Md.-M. f.. Wheat
ley.
*Cambridgr. Md.-S. ~. Pill
chard.
*Camdcn and Lebanon-Alfred
Smith.
"Canterbury-R. NJ. Mowbray.
@Church Greek, Md. A. Leach.
Concord-G. S. Thomas.
Grape. Md.-Leolan jackson.
Denton. Md.--H. A. &. Westcr-
field.
Wesley lDover)-W. l.. White.
East Newmarket. Md.--E. W.
Pardrr.
Elliott s Island. Mh-To be sup
piled by Herman o. Klug.
@Farmington-O. f. James.
Federalsburgh, Md.-T. +. Terry.
t'elton--L. w. Lay6eld.
*'E'rpderica-J. w. Jones.
GaIestown. Md. II. Gardner.
Gcorgctown-.j. W. Colona.
Georgetown Circuit--L. b. Nor
gan.
Grernwood--.j. G. b. Hopkins.
Harrington-.J. ID. Givan.
Hickman and Epworth--AIarion
w. Marine.
Hooper's Island, Md.-To be
supplied by Charles II. Hudson
Uouston-I. 5. Whitaker.
! " "Hurlock. Md.-A. W. Good
hand. -..
Lakcvillr, Md.-T'o be supplied
by Robert Wilson.
/ Leipsic-To be supplied by Amos
! Il. Brown.
Lewes-W. q. koons.
Lincoin-W. p. Taylor.
Little Creek-To be supplied by
Stanley W. Grant.
#Magnolia and Barratt S Chapel
w. z. Matthews.
MiIford-W. r. Mowbr0y,
Milford Neek-To he supplied by
John ?, Kelley,
ATilton-n. 4. Webster.
@Nassan-J. NJ. Kclso.
Preston, Md.-Wilmer Jaggard,
Rehoboth and Ebcnezer-H, b
kelso.
Salcm-To be supplied by w. G
Buckson.
seaforl--o L, Jones.
i soafo-a II Circuit---W. W. Sharp
Vienna. Md.-G. >. .. Hen
Williamsburg-J. A. Hudson.
Wyoming-U G. Shipley.
! Zoar-To be supplied by J. Il
Derrickson. o----
EASTON DISTRiCT-RUliERT WATT
SUPERINTENDENT.
Bayside, Md.--To be supplied by
! John White.
Bozman and Ncavitt, Md. A
Brewington.
Cecilton, Md.-G. l.. IEardesty.
Centrcyille, Md. ". Pretty
man.
Chestcrtown. Md. l.. Barrett
&Cheswold-W. +. Dawson.
! Church Hill. Md.-E. Ii. Der.
ricksOn.
%CIayton-G. r. Neese.
Cordoya. Md.--Lconard White.
Crumpton, Md,-Harry Taylor.
Easton, Md.-W. Il. Gunby.
Fairlee, Md.-T. n. Given.
Galena, Md.-C. w. Moore.
Colt, Md.-To be supplied by w
b. Horner.
Newark post., 1913-04-02
VI. E. CONFERENCE
r ANDERSON TRANSFERRED TO WILMNCTON-L. E.
POOLE FROM EPWORTH COMES TO NEWARK

Wilmington Annual Conference
- the NJ. +. Church, before ad-
corning finally Monday, made the
following pastoral assignments, new
appointments being designated by
an astcrisk (&(:
WILMINGTON DISTRICT-E. l.. HOFF
ECKER, SUPERINTENDENT.
Wilmington
&Asbury-G. w. Dawson.
Branhywine and Edge Moor-F.
r.. CARPENTER; c. w. Rutter, assist
ant.
ookman-J. u. Outtcn.
Easflake-.l. II. Bicking.
Elsmrre-To be- supplied by
John Thornton.
"Epworth-lI. 7. Quigg,
Gracr-George Il. Reed.
"IlarriSon Strcet-G. 7. Alder
lliIIcreSt--To be supplied by
Thomas Harding.
"kingswood-To be supplied.
*Madrlry-E. II. Collins.
McCabc-i'. G. MacSorley.
Mt. Salpm-S. NJ. Morgan.
Richardson Park--B. s. Lat
SHAW.
st. Paul 's-Vaughn S. Collins.
Syott-W. A. Wise.
SiIvrrbroOk-W. E. Greenfield.
Trinity-To be supplied by r.
High Adams.
Cniun-W. +. Corlran.
Wr>!ry-T. +. Beauchamp.
.;otH,! and Sunmit-Asbury
Burh".
C~an~-To be supplied by b. F.
Jester.
:..arly>.own, Md.-E. b. Taylor.
Cherry Hill, Md. +. Ford.
}U"<4ppak" City, Md.-W. II.
! K Ka."y. ....,
Observation-Disclosures Gardner.
st'&ristiana-O. II. Connolly.
U."ymoDt-I'o be supplied.
-(splora. Md.-C. II. Williams.
delaware City. Il. Geoghe-
"Nbenezer-E. c. Prettyman.
/ Elk Neck, Md.-To be supplied.
@EIkton, Md.-W. l.. S. Murray.
H0ckessin-J. d. Reese.
&Hopewell, Md. n. Jones.
krkwood-To be supplied by
0.in s. Walton. -.<1.
Marshallton-J. G. Mccoy.
Mt. Lebanon-E. c. Wright.
Mt. Pleasant, Bellevue. 7.
Richardson and j. w. TalIey.
New Castle-J. L. Johnson.
Nrwark-L. +. Poole.
~Nrwport-R. p. Nichols.
Northeast, Md. P. Otis.
PrrryviiIe, Md. II. Beau
Champ.
Port Deposit, Md.-T. A. II.
O Bricn.
Port Penn-To be supplied by
A,oHzo Travers.
"i'cd Lion-J. N. Lindale.
',.sing sun. Md. G. Mae
r,aaoi
~. ti"orga8-J. =. Anderson.
",>i. John 's-J. r. Price.
>.m.tol-T'o be supplied by Ira
Tn"@ Point, Md. o. Robin
/.oo. Nd-W. II. Briggs.
.I.H DI~TRICT-R. K. STEVENSON,
I'PERINTENDENT
Amnory and Asbnry (Dover)-
j. Sard.
lj"ckWith. Md. 4. BucksOn.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-08

Stationery OF all kinds. Advocate
Publishing co.-Adyt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-08
infant MORTALITY
Health Claim Of State II Sulrstan-
tiatcI by bureau 81 Census.

Utah's claim that ia population
enjoys the best OF health n given
substantial recognition In a bulletin
just issued By the bureau OF census
OF the United States department OF
commerce. The bulletin "a dated
May ist. deals with infant and child
mortality during 1910 aud gives
Utah the proud distinction OF hav-
ing a lower death rate OF children
under a year OF age than any OF the
twenty-five states IN which the reg
iatratlon OF births and deaths "a ro-
garded M approximately correct.
During 1910 tho infant mortality
In this state was olghty-slx in ey-
cry thousand Infants less than a
year OF age. Kentucky n next in
the honor list. with an average In
FAINT mortality OF lightweight. and
Missouri. with ninety-si1. Is third
According 10 the records eight hun.
drod and nlnety-six Infants less
than n year OF age died In Utah
during that year. The census On
April 18th OF that year showed TO-
$50 Infants leas than a year old An
Utah.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-08

Gus TO know more about the place and
its people, so Il ls a fine advertise.
ment OF Calhoun
All this aud more has been done 20 a
piece OF public property which ten
years ago. a local historian said. was
IAN unsightly spot. where weeds run
not aud frogs croak contentedly In the
Shiny ditch water"
Even more remarkable than the Ittle
park IL the Log Cabin, and sim mora
noteworthy are the women who con.
eeiyed and executed this aud other
civic betterments. They wisely said
after the cabin was built. ut must M
rest room for country women ana
children AZ well as the meeting Mace
Tor the club And this came 10 pass.
This vine clad cabin is set m the
midst OF an extensive lawn, with roses
and shrubbery, IL has a spaclous root
chimney ana wide yerandas yi,h
rough cedar posts. II contains two
large rooms, with lavatorles. rpnn,no
water and all the things thar on ~
make such a place useful ana res,sni
IL Is heated In winter, lighted wen
electricity, has a piano, lbrarv ~
several hundred books and reading "A.
bles supplied with newspaper, ana
magazines. ""u
A paid matron Is at the cabin d,r
ing business hours to look after the
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-08
MOFFAT ROAD nUIIDING

The best information obtalnable
confirma the report that contractors
have begun the actual work OF con-
siruc,ion on the line from Steam
boat Springs to Craig. Colo. and Il
Is expected that this section OF tho
road will be completed ana trains
running Into CRAIG by the middle OF
the summer The preliminary sur
veys west o; Craig have been start
cd and Il seems TO be foregone
conclusion that the new company
proposes TO push the road westward
as speedily as possible and Is max
ing all necessary preparations 10
that end.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-08
MAYOR AT BOISE ALSO
HAS TROUBLES To MEET

BOISE. Ida, May 6.-Tho de-
mtnd that Mayor Arthur l.. Hodges
OF this city be removed from office
has created n genuine sensation fol-
lowing the FILING OF charges against
him alleging that he has knowing
~, wilfuily and Intentionally per-
mittcd. contrary to the ordinances
and the laws. disorderly and immor-
nj houses TO operate within the city
limits and IN addition allowed them
10 sell liquors. A
Mayor Hodges IL silent. refusing
to mako n statement. IIia only COM
mont on the charges and the clta-
tlon by the court for him 10 appear
before Il May 10th to show cause
why no should not be removed, IN
that all he win have TO say viii be
given when he appears before the
court.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-08
COUNCILMEN JOLT
big KID" MAYOR
-Four Members Out Of Five Stand By City At
torney MCWhinney When the Mayor
Opens Up His Fight.

place OF business from the Denver
and Rio 0rande depot to receive
time from the Western Union.
The Savoy Hotel was granted a
retail liquor license In the name OF
Earl King as manager OF the buf-
fct at that place.
Seven bids were considered for
another unit 10 the city power plant
and the Westinghouse company be-
Ing the lowest In It's figures, the
contract was given that firm. The
new unit will give the city n ak
day electric light and power ser
vice instead OF four days ne now.
II was ordered that the trees in
the street In front OF the Cottage
Hotel In the west part OF the city
be cut down.
Numerous bills were presented,
allowed and then the council ad-
journed 20 the next regular meet
Ing.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-08

little children " the country women
who come 10 town 90 trade NJ the
stores. This bcnehcent feature OF the
cabins administration can be best np.
prcciatcd by those who have "clcrked"
IN n country store and seen the pain.
full efforts Of woman 20 shop with n
baby In her arms. while other cross
and whining youngsters were pulling
NJ her skirts or racing up and down
the store. bent on getting Into some.
thing out ~ which they must be-
dragged or coaSed by the anxious
rtorekecpcr or the harried mother. So
the cabin helps business. II pays.
SO well has the rest house proved it,
right a. be that the town council now
donates Sn and the county commits.
sioncr $50 annually Tor its upkeep.
Getting Sii0 year from town aud
county officials for such n purpose Il
not the least of the things done by the
eighty-six members ~ the Calhoun
woman's club. ~ which Mrs. G. @.
Harlan 4 president and Mrs. II. G.
Ogden Is corresponding secretary.
ff this little story Of Georgia VII.
lagos venture In civic upllft Induces
other public spirited women 20 start
something. ia object VIII have been
attained aud It's writer win be glad
20 have done something TO help make
life In little places more endurnble-
more useful.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-08
WORK OF W0MAN'S CLUB DOWN
SOUTH TRANSFORMS WHOLE TOWN
Advocate Special Service.

Advocate Special Service.
As the train slowed up NJ small
town on the road from Atlanta &c
Chattanooga n stranger asked me &c
look out ON the right hand side aud
see what some women have done 10 n
Georgia village" says Edward A. Ab.
bolt In the American City.
Looking out. ! saw down by the rail.
road right OF way charming bit Of
parking. a narrow green space two or
three blocks long and block wide.
Running IN aud out among great trees
and towering shrubs there was a little
stream With clean banks and clear wa.
ter. On liz way the brook passes un.
der n stone bridge alongside some pref.
" dover beds aud on farther 20 the
log Cabin. the clubhouse Of the local
women's club. THIS object lesson,
showing the the taste aud public spirit
OF the women of Calhoun. lies between
the towns business street aud the ugly
depot. II can be- plainly seen from the
car window. making the traveller curl.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-08

u. Ludwig was yesterday appoint
cd postmaster az Utah Mine IN Car
bon county vice W. l.. Lleewellyn,
resigned
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-08
Royal
Table Que
Bread ]

TEtE BRsT BREAD p
Sold by all stores N
Carbon counties.
Produced by the ho''
company. Salt Lake oi'y
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-08

Mayor Olson. since the city coun-
Ell meeting Of last Tuesday evening,
IL wearing chapeau several sizes
smaller than previously. For some
days he has boon going 90 City At
Jorney Mcwhinney with request
to the latter that he (Mcwhinney)
resign from che office Of city at.
torney on the ground that the city
Attomeyshlp and the county attor-
neyshlp, each held by Mcwhinney,
90 not 20 well together. or. in
other wrods. Mcwhinncy IL out OF
harmony with the council. The lat
tor. however. declined 60 resign at
the request OF the mayor, and pro-
posed standing pat until some
charges are preferred against him.
However. at Tuesday evenings
meeting the mayor declared the Of
flee vacant. when the matter went
TO n vote. On roll call McKinnon
voted 90 fire" Mcwhinney. while
Joofbourow. Fouts. Ounderson and
whltmoro voted TO retain hkm In
his place. Councilman Fouta, IA
vol as Others OF the board, thought
q Il IN not right for McWhinney TO
hold the two offices. which may nj
times conflict, tho matter should
have boon brought up the first OF
tho present year. when the gentle
man qualified aud accepted tho
county attorneyship. oison's real
grievance at Mcwhlnnoy h woil un-
doratood 60 bo the lattcr's enforce
mont OF the laws against proatitu-
uon. gambling aud violations OF the
statutes ~ applied 20 retail liquor
doaiers.
Mayor Olson had second tire
puncturcd when he proposed the |
construction OF new Jail facing |
tho cast and at the rear OF City |
Hall. lie had gone 40 far-wlthout
consulting any OF the oouncilmcn-l
a. 10 have plans drawn and the =,
work practically contracted for
with local builder, whom he sta
tod was ready TO begin ON tho atruc-
turc the following yesterday
morning. When the mayor put the
matter up for a vote there was no
Nuuu VI tVuhtliut'n 70 k'A w INV
In faot. there waa disposition 10
debate matters. Councilman Fouts
aud 0underson opposed the Jail at
the location mentioned on the
ground that Il was menace TO
school children. and numerous In
teroatcd citizens had already entered
protest. Robert McKune waa pres
ent and offered the old county jail
building. south of tho railroad
tracks. 90 the city for twelve hum
dred dollars. II was then decided
10 go over tho matter IN detail yea
torday and report az tho next meet
iag. Oundorson. Fouta and whit
more are a committee on Jail mat
tors.
An ordinance was read and pass
I'd dividing tho city into two nprink-
ling districts 60 be known ~ the
north and south divisions. Main
street being the dividing line. The
two districts are 90 alternate IN the
uao of water.
Permission was granted the Elite
Jcwclry company TO use the electric
light poles from the depot to Ga
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-08

Next Sunday will be ohpn'
Mothers Day at the VI
church. The mercy and u
partment OF the Epworil
VIII conduct a nursery Al n
aonage 10 enable the molhsnl
tend the service. Rev. D q
Will preach In Price va
church at II O'Clock. Helps
road Chapel at 3 O'Clock al 4
worth school house AZ : %
the evening.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-08
RIOTING IS CHARGED
Three sunnysidc Citizcn- brought
BEFORE Local Justice.

George n. Hill. John scarpino
aud William sanderson. all OF sun
uysldc. were arrested there last
Tuesday and brought before Justice
Middleton AZ Price on the charge OF
forclbie entry and dctalner. a sec
ond charge IL that OF riot They
are alleged 20 have torn down some
fencing separating the ranches OF
Hlil and George G. whitmorc. and
TO have run off the premises OF
whitmore three men who were at
work there, Peter G., Jones. ton-
ant. one OF them. The cases are
set for hearing May 18th. next
Thursday. Hill IL a deputy sheriff,
while scarpino runs n saloon on
Hllls ranch out OF sunnyslde.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-08
HEALTH A FACTOR IN SUCCESS.

The largest factor contributing
10 a mans success Is undoubtedly
health. IL has been observed that
a man "a seldom sick when his bow
els are regular--he Is never we'll
when they are constipated. For con-
Atipation you win find nothing quite
20 good as chamberlain's stomach
and Liver Tablets. They not only
move the bowels but improve the
appetite and strengthen the dlges-
ton. They are for sale by all deal
era.--Advt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-08

Owing TO the fact that coal deal
ers NJ Salt Lake City and elsewhere
did not avail themselves OF the sum
NOR reduction rates they have been
notified by the railrQad companies
operating In Utah that no reduction
In the rate will be made this year.
The plan was originated by the rail-
roads with a view 20 inducing deal
ers and a 20 individuals to store up
supply OF coal In the summer
when the cars were available. A
reduction of twenty-five cents a ton
was made in the freight rate on
coal during the summer months.
but sufficient buyers did not take
advantage OF the offer TO make Il
a success.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-08

Before buying city or farm prop
erty consult our list. Il. W. Crock
cit a Co.-Advt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-08

Brooks Heppler Furniture com
pany has received a carload OF fur
niture this week and are unloading
the same today.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-15

struction Of sanitary s~1~rs ON
Spruce street. on fis, and Oak
streets aud ON South Commercial and
Fourth streets. There were three
bidders for each contract and Nc
Evan and Fast b-ius tho lowest bid.
der the three separate contracts were
awarded TO that firm. Bids for the
iurnishiaG Of fire hu~r needed by the
fire department were laid over 10
bc op-ued BY the fire chief sad fire
committee.
Rc.oiu, ions ~rrr adopted Instruct.
Ing the street commissioner 'o lay
sidewalks At dr.crfbcd place. after
zi,ins flfteca days notice. Monihly
reports Of the city treasurer. city
clerk. city marshal. police masis-
trai~. city wcixhcr. water works de-
parimcni and city physician were
read and referred or filed. The cit,
inspector. J. y. Casey. reported the
number of square feet Of sidewalk
laid and inspeeird during The month.
r. 5. Ii-l,. = jc~cIcr of Ration. ano
will ,"ca'c here. was xrsnicd u PER.
init 10 erect = large clock sign out
sidc his place of business. tn bc
opcacd at ago North Commercial
street
Residents of Gordon avenue asked
that sidewalk. bc repaired. Referred
To stree, and bridge rommiii-..
The ordinance amending sn old
ordinance aud providing Mr sys.
tcm Of rcnumt'crine the streets and
avenues was passed for t,nsi ptbiics.
ton.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-15
CITY DADS N
NEW QUARTERS
,co.u...s FRO. ,.,. o..,


live, on the west end. Zics-ntuss
told %. LriuE b-ai-n aud iaiimids'cd
by Levi. anj told Of = number ot al
legged irregular acts and thought h.
ought To b. removed. The mayor
promised ihs, the matter ~o"id b.
in,cstisatcd.
OWNS Of house. on Park street to
sau Juaa represented they were
without fire protection and asked
that a pipe line he laid tn supply
then, with water and. that fire ny
drau,s bc installed at Alta and Park
streets. Alta and Tilio,son street.
aud Pine and Alta streets. The water
works superintendent reported In
recommendation and the water CON-
mi,,ec in report recommended that
tho pipe bc laid and hydrsn's in-
stalled. The report was adopted
and the superintendent Instructed To
purchase the pipe.
The sewer committee reported In
Recommendation of the construction
Of u sanitary sewer on Santa re ave.
uuc To q de.i 1nsicd point and the
city engineer wa. Instructed to pre-
pare plans and ,ht city clerk to sd-
vctiisc for bids.
The city attorney In a letter to tho
council stated that In compliance
with rcs,uc-, the e. 4 =. railroad
had rut a ~as,hman at the Linden
avenue crossing. lie reported alsu
tina, the Mountain siatcs Tcicphon.
company had not responded to his
letter regarding free telephones for
the city and that the Sants fc rail-
road had exhibited no willingness 70
remove the signal he'll on Nevsda
avenue cro>sinR which had been com.
piaincd Of. The city attorney was
Instructed TO take stcps to compel the
removal, of this bell and to have the
railroad company place = wstchmsu
on the crossing.
The water committee recommend
cd that a log house bc erected by ths
city at North lake for the csrctake'
Of the lake and also for the accommo
daiion ot the superintendent and cit,
officials who visit and inspect the
reservoir. The house will cost In th'
close neishborhood Of $500. Th'
committee was authorized to have
the house erected according to plsi
suggested ny Mr.. Lewis.
bids were opened for the con
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-15

That delicate moral problem that
concerns the handling Of the women
Of the segregated vice district OF the
city. bobbed up In the city council
chamber again last niGht to Danish
harmony and to nettIe and perplex
the city fathers who have been crap
plIng with the question ever since
they took office. Though the mayor
by his own vote at the last meeting
had brought about . concurrence In
the action Of fininx the inmates and
resort keepers. serious objection to
the method Of extracting fines was
voiced again last night by Aldermen
GOldsmith and Douahue. In fact. II
looked for few minutes like there
WAS gOinK TO be another clash In the
council chamber. but the mayor an
ticipatinx that Alderman Donahre
was about TO let loose another burst
OF nratory. asked that aS little as
possible be said on the subject and
that full understanding be come ~
with the city attorney who has re-
lceived u full measure OF criticism
from those that opposed the Dunlavv
plan OF nninK the women OF the red
light district.
The matter was dragged out at the
shirt-slcevs session last night by the
reading Of the report Of police mag
istrste Hines for the month Of June.
II Was on June 81 that the women Of
the houses OF III fame were sum-
moned into court and required TO put
up cash bonds for their appearance
GU charge Of va6rancy. Alderman
Goidsuiih. chairmaa Of the police
committee. wanted the city clerk tn
read the names Of the women who
paid nncs and the amount collected
from each one. 10 eoDparc with = list
that had been furnished him. II de-
vclopcd that the names of forty-two
appears on tho report Of the police
fudge aud thst from the list before
him. fifty two were fined. Gold
smith wanted 10 know how the dis
|cr,:s.ncy occurred and why the sum
of SIS realized In finrs from ten
whose names did not appear. hsd not
b~en accounted for.
Alderman Donshucs. .vho has b-en
makinI an audit of the city book
and who has Investigated tho trans
actions With the women Of the re.
sirlctcd district. declared that the
method of procedure aud record In
police court ~ss some~hs, Lax or .r.
REGULAR. he shss intrrroxaicd tho
city attorney relative 10 the mrihod
by which the fines were collected and
also about the amount Of f-- which
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-15
Santa Fe Ordered
to Lover Rates

n Psso. Texas. July t5-Ordets
received here form wsshinstos To.
day fum the interstate commerce
commission instruct the sauta fe
railroad TO reduce the rates on imita.
iion lard prOducts from ~ l'aso Ia
Albuquerque. y. NJ. from 5: ccnls
per hundred 10 thirty Two cents aad
10 other points In New Mexico. cor
tespondineiy. An ~ Psso factor,
complained that the rate from Fort
Worth. Tcxas. to Albuquerque oves
700 miles,. was only sSh cents while
The rate from n Paeo to Aibuquer.
que. 2J&5 miles. was 50 cents. The
Interstate commerce commission de-
clsred the rates 'unreasonable' from
n Paso. compared TO the rates a.
lowed from Fort Worth and Okla
homa City.