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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1915-10-14
This is Indeed Your Day of Opportunities


CASH. and continue Savings Bank Wife, Children
Their adopting this Adver
profits directly dollar
yourself, your wife, girls friends
your stability every community
small
family provides children
life. provides money
of the daily
cordial invitation visit these talk them this
which they will
you register your
Merchants of
Money Paste these certificates the blank provided for
your
Union State Bank
Savings
they pay interest sem-annualy
Keep another You will agreeaby
rapidly savings will
Advertising expenses running
but glad
MERCHANTS CERTIFICATE Of
INSTANCES CHEAPER THAN OTHERS
your community They
distributing
home ready anxious make
allowed
than
splendid
Do figuring just your living expenses
Merchants Certificate Deposit with
the Merchants Saving Book bank
for eisnce responsible
provide the comforts OF old
have their shoulders right along side make this community and
their prices Now actually offering
their legitimate profits
should reasonable expect your will much
MERCHANTS CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1915-10-14
"Buy-at-H orne'' Day to be Permanent Feature

Nezpece Profit by Movement Started Interest of Home Merchants
Getting Another Chance at the Dollar Spent Locally
dolapd this
adheredto this would
distribution the millions that annually divided the big mail
that waxed fat off the sent of
little accommodation
his py?and who is that exchanges that suit
everything happens
with CASH with the and take what
Nezperce
set apart day the month on which every loyal citizen urged buy
small the thousands dollars the with the chances
getting back of the
this N
Nezpe
Salmon
an inclination to support those already here
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1915-10-14
The Merchants Certificate OF Deposit Plan is the Only
One That will Accomplish the Desired Results

A sw~H fsm firms on db hmh GA
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-20

FARMLAND. 20 Aars Afbetaling.
Frugtbare Farme / det ysstllge Ca
NADIA tilbydes af Canadian Paclflc
Jernbane Kompagni. Produktlv
Jord; godt Klima; godt Marked;
smukke Kirker og Skoler;; lover
traeffelig Transport; allie Bekvem-.
meligheder og Anledninger som j de.
bedste Farmdistrikter andetsteds.
Priser s11 til $50 pr. Acre; over
rislet Land fra. $36. Liam paa So
900 til HjHlp for praktiske Farmere
i Observation-Disclosures 1--WE Aars
Afbetaling - eller for IN Snskes.
Laenge f9r Deres sidste Udbetaling
er feldig vii Farmer have betalt
for sig selv. Ligeledes nogle opdyr-
kede Farme med Hus, Stald, Br9nd,
indhegnet, og med Afgr6de paa Jor-
den paa samme gunstige Vilkaar.
Renter i ale TilfRlder kun s 20.
Dette Tilbud er sbaseret paa godtt
Land; vi ti1byder disse Betingel-
ser fordi vi we'd, at en- Farmer paa
wort Land kan s.faa Sukces'';; han
kan leve godt og spare nok I'll at
betale for sin Farm. Land . det
vestlige Canada er naturlig egnet
til Korn- Og FoderaVl, Gr9nsager
til Mejeri, Heste-' Kvseg-, Fare
.og svineavl, og Farkrae. Benyt Dem
af de hgje Kornpriser. Vent like;
det bedste Land tages fSrst. Skriy
idag efter vor fri Haandbog og fluid.
Op1ysning til. j. s. Dennis, Assistant
to the president, Department OF
Natural Resources, CANADIAN PA
CIFC RAILWAY, Calgary, Alberta,
Canada.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-20
ST. Paul.
ss.pbeber moa tn0Ienbes, iao be eri
arptferiet ieueIt Eorsoag Miooags
aontpr: 2O1 Court 8locf.

gsso Slid cIler MeparatiOa al
HIRE beigg ben pelfienbte SSupeleear.
ssnnon Melion 200 9. IT'D Street.
@iemsbeben ! @eit 9ennarf,
Mssig., bar ienot &alOsbrep tl 40
tor s.. $. 9eoDn i Moorbeao, soipa.
Cot. Sor al uopiit Dpmarflom-
heb MnIeo11ing al bort 5plpbrDlz
IMP ocn 9be Nugrtlt taffes bjerte=
Iig1f. Set bar ps Ell ltpr Dberrolfels
at ie laa mallge hllteoe:
Mcls &obertien pg 9nttr,1,
pa 8afer ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-20

sSoi,pb gdtates., ;5m ! connie.
bar brret Dirigent for Muiifforp=
let, ser 1pilleoe Deo Safe Sorriet,
Su IN, el1gogeret for ct MT SDm=
sfoniorfelter i ct. saul. Oer. Sain=
ION oplp1er, at Ser ogiaa pil blipe
qibet 9perofomerter / 2igbeo meo
&p1tcerterne peo 2ofe 9arriet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-20

sglpbrpllnp. Scr. % Mrs. NelS
Mobert1en fejreoe Ma1bag ben Soc
.Angujt 0eres 5plbbrDlll1psfGt. gn
Dd af 0cres mango 8enner boboe
nrrongeret ct 5urprile=&artp for
Northumberland og ifanfeoe benz ct
#aegant Shine MppmzM gbleme1tt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-20


Ggtebieoe. 5orleoen agtebieoes
sSSantes q. 8roipr1 % Gillian Mtr11r,
IDatter Of Mer. % Msrs. Mitrir, 3S1
2ncp 5fred, i gr11oets Siem Of
Galtor g g. @roie Deo @oIgatba
Grfen.
MISUNDERSTANDING Sur.
slcmmigei afboIoer naite Mgoe
0nsoog Ben 25. glngl1it bos Mrs.
8eterien 8btte 8enr &oao ano
Mrcaoe ct. Gag Nbolen 8arf 5por-
pogll til gatbe1t Of 2inien.
MD 8anf. uGbe groouce CT
eba,lge gantfs1, ion nDlig organic
rc0es, aabneoes forIeoen poo Sigr=
net al 10tb og Sacffion 5ts. S
Sonmermaa1eoerne er 8mnfen aa-
be11 ira om Mprgcren 81. 6. gjnnr
8eoerien fra @urt, g. 9, er 8an-
tens 9ireftgr. Mftiefapitalen er
$25, 1000, % &elerpefonoen $4,000.
.DANSK Ev. LUTH. ST. sTEPHANs
KIRKE. 'Hj9rnet af Orleans og Ste
vens Street. Gudstjeneste hver
Sgndag Form. ri. II. s6ndagssko-
lie ri. 9.
Gplsatba banif-norife 8resbbteria-
11er Strife, 1856 Sbomas ct, npr
Mice st: Danjf @uostjenete bber
gpn0og Morecn ST. 1880. On
gelf @uostieneite bber Ssnoag
often ST. s, bbortii ollie er bier
telig %belfonu,e.
8aItorel1 bill bore at finbe | lit
Rontor i &irfen, 1876 Gbomas
ct, bper Girs0ae, Eorsoag %
2groag, fra SCI. 9-t2 SIN. og.
fra 81. 2-5 gm. 8a1torens 8oz
lig er iii i Mr. 28S 5bomas ct.
g. N. @roie, 8oltor.
DEN DANSK-NORSKE METHO-
DIST KIRKE. Hjdrnets at Broad
way. OF 10, St, afholder sine Guds-
tjenester som fGlger: Pr@diken
Sgndag Form. XII. 1890. Aften ri.
7.45. Unge Folks Epworth Liga:
Sdndag Aften III. 7.45; literaert Mo-
de de tire fgrste Tirsdagesi Maane-
/. cen. B9nnem9de hver Onsdag Al
ten HI. 8.
II G. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81, d.
B. S., mSder 1. og g.. Fredag i Maa-
neden paa Junior Pioneer Hall.
FORENINGEN "GODT HAAB" ND
der 2. og 4. L9rdag paa Vasa Hall.
.FORENINGEN DANMARKs SON
NER" af D. S. D. F. mdder @. og
4. Onsdag paa Vasa Hall.
DANMARKS DOTRE mGder 2. og 4.
Tirsdag i hver Manned Central
Hall. rs w. z. st.
SANGFORENINGEN "DANIA' md
der hver. Mandag paa Vasa Hall.
ELEONORA CHRISTINE LOGE Mr..
SO, D. s. s., m9der 1. og 3. Man
dag paa Central Hall.
FoREN1NGEN "HAABET' mgder
paa Central, Hall, den 2. og 4. Tors
dag i Maaneden.
DEN DANsKE ~UNGDoMsFoRE-
ming m6der paa Central Annex Hall
hyer Onsdag Aften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-20

ST. PEDRRs DANsKE EvANG.
LUTH. KIRKE, 20. Ave. s. og 9.
st. Gudstjeneste S6ndag Formfd-
dag ri. 1890. Altergang fprste
SSndag i hver Manned. Andep
Sgndag liver Manned tillige AfteD
gudstjenes.e Kl. 8.
kirkelige Anliggender bedes
man henvende sig til Kirkens
Pr@st, Pastor A. J.. Tarpgaard,
2s1O E: 22nd Street. Telefon
Smelling 497.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-20

@iGitcn: uSpor lange ifal jeg
iiooe og pente; pan Sen bolpe apl=
Iifg, leg bar beltilt?"
&elneren: uGn Ser fontn1er en-
.og beltiller ben anoen balpe. 8t
Tan life ilogte en- bolp aplling for
9eres 5fDlb."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-20

Sos for Set itore % i,nl,fffe arbe-
DC, ben baboe ltoffbr, % bar j aIt
Sab ben Gilfreositillelie at Ser
fiiffffed bliper ct fnl1ff Dberifuo ni
Derne pelIDffeoe Set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-20

aigb, bbis muligt hos bore
aberterenoe % naor1 Maoet. DerDeoo,
litter De en- goo Sag % e banff
@loo. 9pertisiemeater er neopen-
oige for etbDert BIoog gfgiftens.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-20
minneapolis

11e s1me0 Sange . Nltter az no
ltrHp. bill bltpe opfprt al IT.. at
.1905's1" Mbeaterlellfab pao 9ania.
sSalf ,5pnougm ben II. 9hober.
Narmere Meo0eleller ont bet1rte ito
re 8~egiberbeo oil mart fglge.
Begrapelie. GIT rtne bdnif Malo,
.Beter Sel,iet aier, 81 Mar gar1=
mel, blep / Sreoags fur0et bpo | Ell.
|5mograp 1,Oe peo @lenmooo Sort.
SON bab6e orebt fig ielb meo en-
&ebolper. Sen u11ge.MtaD1 Der !
fIere Mnr bar arbeibef for forifjel=
|lige Melfeformere, por fra SDglm
beb Sellinge. gn nebtrDft 5in6S=
itemni1tg par bel nermelt Mariagerr
til be11ne %fortpibleoe Sanoling. Be
%grabelie1r foregif / Manoags ben
16be M11g11t fra gngers 8egraDel=
ies=Sorretning, pg Sorof9ltelien
|fun6t 5teb poa Grpital Safe Gene
torp. @ogle, fno genner at ben off
|bebe bopoe im11ft brugt 8lomiter
og 8altor Sarpgaar0 talte beo 8oo=
rem og forrettebe Sor0paafaltelien.
8arnebaab. Stop IS. Marfufen %
&ultrn, 27O7 1915 Mbe. So, If
Sen 12. Muguit oeres lille 5sn 0bbt,
iom / Daabcn fit Mapnet: 8apnnono
Gomaro Morfulen.
S 5pnoags 6ebtes / ct. @e=
berS 6anife l,1tberife Strife, 9atte1
|nf Carl &riltian Bog6e, 4501 Gbpip-
en- Mbe. go, font ! Daaben fit 0ab=
net: 2ilp @riiti1e @utb 5ogoe.
S @iemmet bos MariltS SSber-
iens, $500 34tb Mbe. So, afbolb-
tes Der i 5gnbags g%ftermi0oag ct
1t9rre Bornebaabsgil6e, ibet life
mi11ore emo fire imaa 8grn Dgbtes,
hlberenoe fsIgenoe Bamilier: Dot
ter Of &1tuo g. .2aurien % Sltitnu,
Der fit Nabnet: @belpn Margrdbe
gecilie 2aalrien. 5pren nobDe %
Suitr11 fit oeres imaa 9billinger
1ebte; De TOM til at beobe: 2illiatl
Senftne % &arla airitine uobpe.
Datter af Sobunnes &eterien %
Snifru fit ! Duaben Nabnd Mice
ariitine Neterim.
SbennRbnte DnnbgbonbIingcr
ubfsrfes Of 8aitor garpgaaro.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-20
nngbpmsforc1insea al 1905

unsbomsfore,1inae,l 1905
naite gaagbe bIiper pan gorsoog S.
SO. Mng. Dos Mr. % Mrs. gbomp=
Jon, 30Os galfm Mpe. so. Gaa
Mftenens 3rogram m%ebpirfer 81. d.
g. Mssffiier og gmtl gbriitenien.
&om ollie, 90 bet bill blibe Sprenir=
gems itoite -5ommeriammenfomit !
@nr. Mi. g. 6.
ct. 8ebers airfes 1tngbpmsfior-
ening afbolocr Ell l10flugt til aafe
Minnfo1rfa srltfpmmenoe Sgflong.
MIle iorn gnifcr at beltuge, tager
|5porpogren 81. 10 ON Sorniohu=
gen peo 6tb ct. og &en11epin Mpe.
lis til Gorfa 8aD. Sc, iom iiffe tan
foo Iib at tage ub om Wtorge11en,
tager Sporbognen SCI. 3 ont Otter
miooagen og bill blipe mootaget bed
gn6en al 5porbognslinien. Suren
bill gao fra Ionfa 8aD til Deep=
boben meb M%otorbaa0 om Mftenerl.
og set bill noermeit blibe Ell @ien-
|tagelie al noflugten, l1ngoomsfor
eningen bab0e ftolfe Mar. MaofurDe
meobringes.
Mtrs glfreb @%nbrcien, Minne:
apoliss Der fom tipligere omtalt
Der j Blaoet for en- Gio itioen UNDER
TT DpbolD / Stalien bleb antaae1
for tiff Spion, for otter paret ITO
lat for bis1e 11bebageIige Sorbefs.
finger / SlorentS, bbor bun alent
bar gaaet i1b paa en- Gafe, Der, II
ben bum ret bab0e bemprfet bet.
p%lnbielig bar beleiret al Soft, 0e1
inotog en- oels ngsgjerrig og oelS
true11oe Soloning, foroi De lontoQ
be1be fpr tDif 5pion. gn filltteoe,
berenbe officer giorbe benbe op:
merfiom paa @jalternes tilbage=
tr11fne men trlte16e 5tiIlinq. 8
ia1nme 2iebHf begpnote De gprige
Gilite0eperenoe bpilp0t at beifplhe
ben6e for 5pioneri. Mrs. Mnore=
len COB fit Has til 0fficeren, Der
peo at piie oct trent for 81blifltn1
fif @emDtterne bragt til SO.
Mr. &ans Spmocrgaarbs Sure
Drag / ct. Neoers &irfes ltng0oms=
forening Dor n9rmelt on Dor H.
billings @iltorie. - Scr. 5p11Oer-
gaoro gift tilbage til ben I'o. 80
Menneifpne Dor liee1tlllebe. 81 Ser
bar Soro % Silt pg Giint inf til
ollie, % uobifleoe, bborleoc5 Der lc.
mere, 90 Metneifene begDnbfe al
gigre Spfinoeller, Gom at bage Sill
og br9noe 2ertdi o. L. bliDer Client
belle og 2Dlt til ct fao ioa mango
'@jenoele Tom muligt.s
Ser bliper Scamp on DiSie Glen:
bee, % Wr. 5gnoergaar6 biite
gjennem fit Soreorag, bborleDeS no
Diflingen lenere er gaaet trent meh
& og lln0ertrpffelie for Be Sbo=
&c, n1e11 u0tolte, at Iiben mi bor
fomme1r, bbor Mennelfene frapeoe
Deres &eti 5amfnnoet, % Di lepe1
II en- Sis, bbor mango OpgoDer pil
blipe lpite.
Scr. 5bn6ergaar6 berprte mango
al Gioens %ioctale 5pergsmaal I'll
E6ore6rag og gabaSor1amlingen Ell
%interesiant Mften.
@ilb. 2arien,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-20

Gu ting Dgr, GorIeoen Dag iful=
oe Ell 8onfbpr, tilbprenbe u6lrit
Mationol 8a1f", flpttes. SEQ Slut
ninge11 maatte mon anpel1oe Ell iGr=
Zig fonitrueret 8ogn iamt 6 Selte
for at fnn11e tronsportere ben beg
tige Der, Ser beiebe SO Gon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-14
NO EVIDENCE OF ROBBERY
f"iicc Investigate IIoId-up Described , :,
Mrs. Syunor,

From Mrs w. J. Sydnor. OF sol Mob
olson Street, Fulton. came yesterday
afternoon a strange story Of being held
UP IN her home and assaulted and
Dea'en o" Monday night. Detective
sergeant wiltshire. who was detailed
on the case. was unable TO see Mrs Svd-
nor owing To her hysterical CONDITION
nut from nelghbors he gathered that
MIS- Sydnor said she went home Noml
""E night at S:l5 o'clock. and went into
'hc BACK room. where she sat down n
!ta" Il newspaper. While she was road
ing " man burst out OF the pantry. ana
after demanding her husbands pav on,
N"!ppc struck her down with n chair
mr.. SYdnoT was not paid off until YES.
terday. %
4 physician who attended the woman
sal" lhht she showed no Indications OF
having been injured. and that she an
feared only 10 be suffering from some
s"r' or nervous shock. Nothing was
'aN"h from the house, and there was no
"St""! evidence that the house had been
entered. so FAR as Sergeant Wiltshiro
could learn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-14
THE QUICKEST WAY
TO END CATARRH
just One Sure Way To 30
Rid of This Ailmcnt.

., oS'n .i Is Germ disease. 70 stop II for
go on must get down TO i;p real cans.
n" air - fLll %; catarrhal germs connnnI
-! hn"cAod out by on" person ana brnafhcJ
80 "E af"'hrT. ana when the system falls to
~" on th.Se germs they nnd permanent
~. ""', ." w" mucous membranes OF YOUR
nus. '4'ioht huN head ana breed nv ,,i,iinn.
"+ Etfms Of cniarrh ear he DESTROYED and
Is ii'"tinrH tissues rcTmauently healed hv
.tht.trg tho air ot The pure in,dtcnicI ~,
~ y! "in"i pronounced Iiigh-u-incI' Yo,
ieA'h" l'S air into your nose throat ond
,-gtssS mans Of small hard rubber I'm.
",.'' '!.@' TfaEi" Drug Co and o,her rn
,''h'e DRUGGISTS here In This yiciut,v Co.,
irla WIN Zach large complete trnn;n,n,
"-H h."d.,ticd nntseptio ar IS certain
80" 10 we germs Of cntarrh and drives
~ ID, 'h"IclE ont OF your systcin. and whom
~ s'tinS at" destroyed the caturrh Wi, Ia
voh"M'us symptoms. will stop Just ,wn
W me- minutes Us" win give YOU hlesseI
I"n'I, "hi!c It's use two or three ,In.s a
~ !'I '"w weeks Will drive catarrh and
~! tE.Hrtom Of catarrh compIeteIy md
..iaL".y from your system. 40 catarrh sir
.'t 'aN hHprd 70 20 another dsy n,,,h
on, NyirE Tits wonderful Treatment sS ~
'"h.e arHfESts everywhere soil 1, m .
pns'uVe guarantee OF entire ..ti.f,c,inn ~
money che"!'ul!y refunded Wv" w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-14
HIGHLAND PARK CITIZENS
OPPOSE LEASE OF GAS WORKS
Speakers Criticize Service Rendered ky
tir"ri"o County Gas Compnny-Op-
pose Thirty-Scur Franchise

Opposition to the lease or sale OF tho
Gas Works was voiced ut n largely at
tended meeting of the Highland Park
citizens Association on Monday night.
there being but one dissenting voice.
Several OF tho speakers called atten-
lion 10 alleged poor service now he :
inS rendered Ivy the lIcnrico County Gas
company. an adjunct of the corporation
now proposing to lease the municipal
plant Captain Quarlcs, Davis Bottom
and j. j. Beavers were appointed a COM
mute" 10 appear before the Admin
ist'ativc Board and voice the views
OF me association as to the lease oucs-
ton.
resolution was also adopted call
IN" me attention of the Lee Ward del
"Gatl"n IN the City Council to the moor
service rendered by the Henrico County
"aS company and requesting that the
company be required TO live up TO the
Terms OF its franchise. W. a Clarke
Jf" secretary of the Retail Merchants
association of Richmond. was one ar
the speakers. From personal cxpcri
chcc, he said. the gas pressure from
'"v private company * now very poor
RESOLUTIONS We're also adopted on
posing the plan for II Joint bridge fo-
lhis suburb and Barton Heights il no
lh@ fclt that the Fifth Street yioduct
n0riis the proper approach 10 tho civ
ne proposed street railway francbisa
was discussed IL being tho view of ~.
association that thirty years ,yas too
ioNS time for such a grant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-14

+, school students will be present. All the
Episcopal clergy OF the city. with
Bishop Gibson and Bishop Coadjutor
Brown Will be In attendance. Tho
speakers will be Rev. w. Russell Bowie
ID. D.. ana Bishop Brown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-14

ne REGULAR meeting OF the Richmond
NHt"inoh!!e club viii be held in the
SUD rooms, second floor of Murphy's
''"''' annex Monday night at o'clock.
MI members are requested 10 u. nroS
snt, as business OF Importance is 10
be Transacted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-14

] IT. Nudd. or 7Ol West Broad Strno,
reported TO the police yesterday that
on Monday his pocket was picked OF
81 Mr. Rudd was attending re-
c.pllon at Jefferson and Cary Street
AZ the time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-14
MISSIONARY ss-MEETING

Episcopal Sunday Schools of Richmond
tn Unite Sunday Afternoon.
The Episcopal Sunday schools of Hen
rico PA Fish will hold Il missionary mass
meeting on Sunday fternoon Mt
o'clock I'm st. Paul's Episcopal Church.
Tho Lentcn Offering for missions will
be made at this time. Twenty Sunday
schools will be represented, and II IL
expected that ut least 1000 Sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-14

w. u. Tcnson. who gave his occuna-
non as contractor, YVES arrested ves
Gay on charge OF stealing an au.
to-nobil. tire ana som. AUTOMOBILES co.,
plies from the Allen Kennel "a ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-14

years because It had become obsolete.
This was heavy loss TO the company.
he said.
COMPANY PAID IN
$%oo.O0r IN TAXES LAST YEAR
The Virginia Railway aud Power
Company. MIR. Anderson. stated. paid
100000 in taxes last year. including
an its lines ON the lines operated In
Richmond alone the ainoun; paid was
SlS2Sil. This included street paving
and the cost OF sprinkling streets.
we are raylr,: 4 tax of Sl.396 4
wear on each car We operate IN Rich.
mord.' he said
CASUALLY. he mentioned that the jitney
husseS now running in competition
With the street ears have cut into tho
revenues OF tho company to the extent
of several hundred dollars day"
lie SAID the object OF tho company's
SUIT against the jitney bus men. now
pending. is no: for The purpose OF put
ing the titncyS out OF business. but to
ascertain the legal status OF tho jitnev
business. II the streets OF tho CITY
are open 10 jiincyS, then 4 street rail
way franchise isn't worth $500 Il year
CoST HIGHER. SERVICE POORER
IN EUROPEAN CITIES
Mr.. Miller asked about the zone sys-
TEN OF iNinS fares. Mr.. Anderson re-
Piled that 1T WAS in vogue ONLY i'm ,,u
America. he said. Ho cited a report
made by a Federation of Labor com
mittee TO the effect that municipaIly
operated street car service In Europe
IS worse, and the cost to the passenger
higher than anywhere in America Under
the zone system, he -aid. the Virginia
i'I!lWd! and Power Company would
nave 10 exact :, fare OF from Ii to 20
cents on the WcSthampton line
Replying to Il question from Mr.. Mil
Ter. General Manager buchanan said
mat fully 20 per cent of the street rail
way systems of American cities collect
a straight scent fare. Incidentally he
mentioned that between $4,000 and
sou IN tickets purchased by passcn-
gers never come in. being lost or de-
siroycd' 10y tho purchasers. The COM
ranN sells annually about $500. 900
worth of tickets in strips OF six ana
books.
bcadheads arc on the decrease Each
wear there are fewer. In the volume
OF traffic they are less than l per cent.
consisting of employees of the company.
Policemen and tircmen.
III" committee doc-dcd to take the
matter under consideration. and will
report TO the Chamber OF Commerce nj
the next regular meeting of that body.
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Arrested on Speeding Charge.

o. J." Schneider was arrested yester-
day by Policemen Samuels and Bradley
on n charge of violating tho speed ordi
nance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-14
l!ARD TO SELL. HONDs
ON SHORT-TINiE GRANT

Tho franchise situation today Is
= 3ch that the company viii have to
I've poorer service unless the situation
lS relieved Immediately. ho said The
oompanys bonds sold few years ago
- %. and now they arc selling at So
The earnings per car hour are less
Than IN other cities OF the United
Statcs-less than they have been for
Ten years, Tho company has spcn, IN
improvements, he related. about $500
900 year for the last SIX years since
the Administrative Board was created.
the board is compelling the railway
company TO spend $4,000 It year for
paving along It's tracks
lie would not ask for an Increase In
iare ~ the present time. hut thought
that matter should he left open. lf tn.
increase : justified later by conditions.
Ihen tn" company IS entitled to TIT. in
CREASE The company should receive 3,
lair return from tho public for the
service rendered, ana Il j. impossible TO
'lN the prices of materials or the cost
a.. operating even itra. l.yrS .I,,I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-14
NVESTlfAMPTDN LINE
At>IS HEAVY IpSS

Tie tolh 81 loss sGcercd by OPERATING
III" Northampton I!nc Tie said I'M, =
the population e WcstAamp,on VA.
10000 and ths territory hctw,cr tho,
shburh and the city were no, huli lln
'he company would lose money l.;,I.i,,
the long haul Of passengers He r,c,'1
toned that the company held :, fran
rhise which authorized charging a M.
cent fare TO Northampton. and said tn,
nickel fare vas allowed becaus. ,b.
company preferred losing the money 10
lighting with the people.
The company Is now carving dou,
100000 passengers on its liucs In yIrh.
spond. Petersburg Norfolk and the In.
terurban lines. The total PASSENGER
traffic In Richmond is 100000
lie told OF Losses suffered nv 90,
etruct!on WORK abandoned after few
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-14
TIIIRTY-TWO COMPANIES
HAVE OPERATED HERE.

In the course OF his lengthy address.
Mr. Anderson reviewed briefly the his
tory OF street railway service in Rich
,nond since 1860. Since that year thir-
1y-two street railway companies have
served Richmond. and out of these were
evolved the present service. which. Mr..
Anderson said, is uneXcellGd in any city
OF the same size in America.
The franchises now held by tho Nir-
rinia Railway and Power Company will
expire In 1926. 1927 and 1890. for the
most part, but some OF the franchise
rights held are perpetual. This state
of affairs, he said. is very unsatisfac-
tory. 1t makes the future uncertain.
and investors arc not usually disposed
10 pat their money into uncertainties.
That's why he contendcd long and ear
nestly for 30-year franchise. which
should really cover period of fifty
years to be safe and stable
The idea OF competition In public
service is OUT OF date lie argued. II
would be futile for the Virginia Rail-
Way and Power Company 10 deal with
The Council on anything less than n 30
year basis, for ~ couNl not sell its
bonds with n less stable future.