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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-08-11
NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Sixth Judicial District of the State
of Idaho, in and for the County
of Bingham.
H. c. TAVEY, Plaintiff,
VS..
l.. H. MOSES, Defendant.
Notice is hereby given that on the
goth day Of July, A. D. 1920, an at
tachment issued out of the above
named court in the above-entitled
action against the property of the
said defendant for the sum Of Eight
Hundred Forty-eight and 16-100ths
($848.16) Dollars.
In witness where I have hereunt0
set my hand and affixed my official
seal this 30th day of July, A. D.
1920.
(Seal) F. M. FISHER, Clerk,
LEXA BENTLEY, Deputy.
LEE & ADAIR, Attorneys for Plain
tiff, address Blackfoot, Idaho.
Adv. INSTRUMENTATION
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-08-11
NOTICE OF CONTEST

Department or the Interior, United
States Land Office, Blackfoot, Ida
no, July 20, 1920.
To Fred W. Collins of Blackfoot,
Idaho, Contestee:
You are hereby notified that Cliff
ford ]. Crooks, who gives clio John
w. Jones, Blackfoot, Idaho, as his
postoffice address, did on July 13,
1920, file in this office his duly
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-08-11
ARTICLE FIRST

The name under which the satd
special partnership shall be conduct
ed is R. D. Ziegler Company.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-08-11
Moreland, Idaho; Frank Huffman
and George Petrie, Blackfoot. Idaho.
]. r. CARRUTH,
87-90-93-96-99-102r Register.
CERTIFICATE OF SPECIAL PART.
NERSHIP

NERSHR
Know All Men by These Presents:
That we, the undersigned, DESTROYS
of forming a special partnership I'M
der the laws of the State of Idaho,
do hereby sign and certify the fol-
lowing as our certificate of special
partnership:
ARTICLE FIRST
The name under which the said
special partnership shall be conduct
ed is R. D. Ziegler Company.
ARTICLE SECOND
The generar nature of the bust
ness to be transacted by said spe-
cial partnership is the buying, rails
ing, acquiring, handling, selling and
in all manner dealing in live stock,
and in purchasing and holding and
operating farms and farm proper
ties and to engage in general live
stock and farming business.
ARTICLE THIRD
The partners constituting said
special partnership and their resi-
dences are: Hugh D. MacCosham
residing at Blackfoot, Bingham
county, who is and shall at all times
be special partner Of said partner
ship, and R. D. Ziegler residing at
Blackfoot, in Bingham county, Ida
ho, who is and at all times shall
be general partner of said copart-
nership.
ARTICLE FOURTH
The capital of said partnership is
Thirty Thousand ($30,000) Dollars,
and the amount which the said spe-
cial partner has contributed to the
common stock it Fifteen Thousand
($15,O00) Dollars.
ARTICLE FIFTH
The said special partnership shall
begin on the first day Of July, 1920,
and shall end on the first day OF
July, 1885,, unless sooner dissolved
by proper process of law.
In Witness Whereof, We have
hereunto set our names this 3Oth
day of June, A. D. 1920.
R. D. zIEGLER,
Fl. D. MacCOSHAM.
STATE OF IDAHO,
County of Bingham.-ss.
l Do, Hereby Certify, That on this
Goth day of June, in the year Of
1920, before me, John w: Jones, a
notary public in and for the state
of Idaho, personally appeared Hugh
D. MacCosham and r. D. Ziegler,
known to me to be the persons
whose names are subscribed to the
within and foregoing instrument
and acknowledged to me that they
executed the same.
In Witness Whereof, l have here
unto set my hand and affixed my Of
ficial seal at Blackfoot, Idaho, the
day and year in this certificate first
above written.
(Seal) JOHN W. JONES,
Notary Public for State of Idaho,
Residing at Blackfoot, Idaho.
My commission expires July 16,
1921.
STATE OF IDAHO,
County Of Bingham.-ss.
Hugh D. MacCosham and r. D.
Ziegler, being each first duly sworn,
deposes and says that the said spe-
cial partner, Hugh D. MacCosham,
has actually and in good faith paid
into said special partnership the
sum specified in the certificate OF
partnership.
H. D. MacCOSHAM,
r. D. ZIEGLER.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 30th day of June, 1920.
(SeaD JOHN W. JONES,
Notary Public for State Of Idaho,
Residing at Blackfoot, Idaho.
Adv. 93-96-99-1O2-105
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
Commissioner Sale
Valuable Farm

Under and by virtue OF a decree.
OF the Circuit Court of Powhatan
County entered In the suit therein,
depending under the short style OF,
Reams Vs. Reams, at the July term
OF said court, 1 Will, as Special Conn
Tor sale at public auction on the
premises, on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 4. 1890,
at 4 o'clock T.. NJ,
the tract OF land described in said
suit rs a tract Of two hundred and
hfty acres, more or less, lying on
both sides OF the buckingham Road,
about eight miles east OF Powhatans
Farm.
This land has on It a large amount
miles from Dorset Station on the
southern Road. with an improved
road to the railroad. and Is valuable
FOR farming purposes also.
TERMS: ons-third cash, tho resi-:
due in TWO equal payments at ones
and two years after date. deferradS
payments to bear s per cent in-t
tercst from date OF sale until pay
ment. and the title to be retainsdt
unit, Il whole OF the purchase price
has bean paid aud "A conveyance orr
dered by court.
w. NJ. JUSTis. JR..
Special Commissioners.
I. James a. Tilman. Jr.. clark efI
the Circuit Court OF Powhatan, COUNT
~, do certify that the ond reputyads
OF h Special Commissioner ty the
above mentioned decree has bseass
JAMES a. TILMAN. gR,; %
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OFFICE OF -
DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS.

August 10, 1870. Il
Sealed proposals will be received at
1nis Office until L. o'clock noon.
Following work which may be award
ed In whole or In part, to-wit:
Grading n paving with concretel
nue. between Roberts and Wickham
Streets. "
Forms of proposals can be obtained
on application.
certified check for amount stated
t$lOO.OO) on proposals must accom-.
p.any each bid as q guaranty of execu-,
ton or contract. The Director of
Public Works reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
CHARLES l.. BOILING,
Director. (
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dUCTIONS-LEG4LS
Legal Notices
rsv1rIxo PROPOSALS FOR COAL.

Richmond, Va. August %. 1920.
Sealed PROPOSALS viii be. receiyei at the
R . %S65s. 'GCii CITY D!iEI sii. 2s o%9'ls Vas saf n E
n9Sni rrifTy' septsmhcr 10 1920. fog fur
Ing supplies:
New River run-of-mino steam coal.
50 tons. moro or less. Pennsylvania
anthracite coal.
60 tons. moro or less. New Rivor lump.
90 tons. more or less. best grade Kan
IS cords, moro or less. best quality
Werchantabie pine block wood.
The same to be delivered at variou.
lines; places and in such quantities as
The, run-of-mlnc coal to average not
cent lump. This anthracite to 6e free from
orr. nne coal and slate and shall have
G"ai or siats acsuinulated from his coal
b barnifhSd shall be removed and replaced,
The New. Kiver' lump to f be- fseS f fS5ir;
art and fine coal. 80"
The, right is reserved to reject anv and
and !. 'i reiiec Or H. af rcm NM portion % a bid
Be a~eeomnanisd Ty, a eer,ldsei c Sias wi ~
lars tssS"o"'eeo22 i mad hu baysb,e and ID my g GHl:
3, iMchmepd, the same 70 BIO returned 10
ana the accomplishment OF same.
Any additional Information desired o
DC obtained from the undcrsiEned. '
ma n%yS'"' SfR sSp,ssnlnE PESTos e5h Tus HN Is
~ To- ana delivered to this office not
hour.
WIN. NJ. MYERS.
Director.
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Business Services offered

DOLL notwithstanding service. WorI
Huarantccd. The Gift Shop. Fourth an,
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PROPOSALS FOR PAINTING.

Richmond. Va. August % 1920. 81
Scaled proposals VIII be received al the
9iiiSs o. the Undersigned. Room 3os. city
September, 10. 1920. for painting tho, In
terror OF the following buildings:
Police Court. Part IL. Fourteenth and
stockton Streets. South Richmond. :,
First Police Station. 1903 East Broad,
Specifications for this work may be OBJ
tanned upon application to the oiIlcc OF tho
nu:id!ns lnspactor: Room No. Jos. City:
Halt. Va.
The right is reserved to reject any and
WN. VI. MYERS
Director OF Public Safety.
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Horses. Cattle, Vehicles !.

CHURCH XII Vehicle Co, J. a. 1ras-
berger, Manager. Automobile bodies.
carriage and wagon work a specially. 3i5
". Twcnty-fourth Street.
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INANCI4
business Opportunities


DRUG STORE-For sale. one OF the bcs,
drug stores IN Richmond. now doing !
GOOD pay!aE business. Reason for selling:
owner has other business interests. A 500.
care Times Dispatch.
EXECUTIVE. capable. experienced. for Of
hciAl capacity: now Organ!Zlng: invest
mert lp. 600. Box 722.
GROCERY STORE. East End: I'm. stand.
Add-eEs y 392 care Times Dispatch.
RESTAURANT for sale. paving $500
monthly. growing trade: nne location :
IN the be st and most rapidly growing city
In virginia: $4,000 men work In one plant
alone: $4,000 people here: terms ARRANGED:
low price and rent. long lease: alao meat
market. ;3,5oo.oO. paying t33 monthly.
net: ] barber shop. ! corner grocery. Main
street: large rooming house. brings In
1900 monthly. Come immediately and
SEE these money-Hiahers and this Won
deripl .!,ty:, FoE sale, 50 per cent Invest
inent: 1900 VIII earn S1ii rent, gross. II
invested in store and nine-room building
with two baths. Houses in great de
man3: Il little money here earns big
profits. Great dtmands for loans on first
morts2Ee. Write us. Twenty years sue
Eesstui business. SomnIerville Trust Co.
Newport News. Va.
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Musical, Dancing, Dramatic AZ
DANCING-Mrs. q. e. Emmenbauser. 2oA
East Marshall Street. guarantees In 1--WE
lessons. Madison 6265-J.
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DOLL HOSPITAL.
Dolls. repaired. all parts furnished. Wigs
made from your own combines. Hughes,
200 North Third Street.
liEMSTlTCIiING. plating. buttons COW
cred. Prompt service. The Gift Shop.
Fourth and Grace.
MONTAGUE Manufacturing Co. lumber
and mill work. Tenth and Main SITS.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
OFFICE OF DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC

oS Ssa'ed proposals WIN be received at this
August 20. 1890. FOR the foiicvipHu rS Sory.
which may be awarded I'm whole or in psrs.
.o-Wlt: FOR construction OF sewer In Rrool-
,and Park boulevard from Barton Avenue
~ nIiey enst. and In alley to Essex Stresy.
application. w
a certified check OF amount stated t3I.ooo,s
OF proposais must accompany ean1 bid M
bflrrsacttroarh OF 81 p sSSfeGutiSn Of contract. Tne,
right TO reject any and ali bids. -I
CHAS. j.. BOILING.
Dlrect0r of Public Wnrka
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LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats, Pets.

and pets Of ali kinds. II. a. WILDER.
Lyric Theatcr.
GOLDFISH. cansries and supplies. Mad
iSon 969-W. l-B East Grace Street.
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Twenty laborers wanted
40c per hour.
MOULTRIE
CONSTRUCTION co.,
Hermitage Road and
Leigh Street.

LEARN AcCOUNTANCY-Tha highest
paid. profession For fun particulars.
write p 500. care Times-Dispatch.
MACHINISTS-e5 mach!nists. sy35 per
day.. 30 white machine hands. S6.o5 per
day. for Carnegie Steel Co. Works at
Mchees Rocks, Pa; railroad fare advanced;
men cared for: permanent lob: no labor
trouble. ship Thursday afternoon 2
O'Clock. See representative Wednesday
and Thursday. 3lG-A North Second street.
MEN to learn barber trade: tuition. ss5:
tools free: Diplomas given: position guar
nnteed. .%rita for Information. Richmond
BaEher College,. 6A East Marshall Street,
OFFICE position In Office of
iarS. corporation. young man with some
experience, good opportunity. Address y
33t. care Times Dispatch.
RAILWAY TRAFFIC. INSPECTORS want
ed; earl from $40 TO $500 per month
and expenses. short hours; travel. Three
mcnths' home study under guarantee. We
Ee: You position. No. age limit. Ask for
booklet y l4j: Standard business Train
Ing Institute. Bunalo. ". Y.
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THESE Want Ads Produce kssuita
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Auto ~Livcry.-Garagcs
BUSINESS SERVICE

AUTOS HiRBD-sl.5O. $500 and 81 90 NJ
noun; baniel,s Bouievnrd 22i and DO,
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Service MISUNDERSTANDING :,

AUTOMOBILE cylinders. crank cases.
tratsEi.sSion cases. rear axle HOUSING.
drive shaft housings. frames. feeders. from
aSles. scored cylinders build In S ..cr
fhone Madison tyJI: a.. l.. Jennings W,i,I-
ing SHOP. around tho corner. Gio W. Uroad
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Vacation Places

THE ROOSEVELT. convalcscent Home is
open TO guests. convalescents, nervous
and rest cure. cases. elderly people and
invaiids; Call boulevard 4ii6 or ad.
dress Miss Williams. r. ", 'RosewciI."
Hermitage Road. Richmond. Va.
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RICHMOND-AMERICAN
COMPANY, INC,
206 West Broad st.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u IN IN y
roadsier: good mechanical condition.
sited Address a col. care T!nss-DIs-
CfiEEEOLEr-HabY grand model: good
condition. owner leaving city: a bargain.
hdJroEs T. 30s, caro- ifnes-D!spatch
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OAKLAND touring. 1920 model: driven
Absolutely good condition. Price. si.s06.
10 North Eleventh Street.
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RANDOLPH l connects you with the want
80 Department
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for Sale

FOR ~SALE-Scvcrai biz. barguins. citv
and country homes. Prices from, $4,000
10 SlV.oOO, on easy terms. small cash paw
mcnt. Early possession. l.. O. BOX 5T2.
Richmond. Va.
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PUPMOBILE-Any one desiring 10 pur
chase a used liupmohiie viii do wen
q c9mplste history of syefy nppp in !hl,
nish without obligation on application.
Consult US for your own protection.
lArmtn 81
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ANBY BROS & COTTRELL-For Ford
service none better. With
24-HOuR service on Fords. Universal 1io-
tor Co.. l0l2 West Broad Street
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foRDs. FoRDS. FoRDS-,TourinG. sedan,
cOupes. runabout. with and without
starters. Sec US before buying. Immc-
diatc. delivery. Can be scen at the south
.rn stock Yards. West Broad Street. next
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CLOTHES repairing Is my business. Besi
~ork. cheapest Driccs. A. ~. L. !nh.rx
IelIl-2 w. Main ST. boulevard S3s.
liAltTX-CIeancrs and Divers l2.z wc,,
Main. Madison 1899.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-22

WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator
Harding was at work today prepar'
ing his acceptance speech and now
that the nominee has conferred with
and obtained the views Of the various
factions Of the party It was said that
the completion Of his speech would be
rushed. Arrangements have been
made to mail copies to the press.
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Celebration
At Ri7esViue Sat.

Knights Of Pythias Of Rivesyille
viii observe a home coming event on
Saturday ne1L when a suitable pro-
gram will be rendered in the after.
noon and evening. Pythian lodges Of
the county have been invited TO at.
tend. &
Between i and 5 O'Clock home com.
ing features will be observed, which
will be followed by the following:
3to5p. m.@Speaking and presen-
tation Of honor Jewels to . class Of
charter members who have been con
'tiiuous members for Is years. Rev
W. /. Canter will be the principal
speaker at this ceremony.
5to Z p. m.-Supper. Every one
Is requested to- bring a basket dinner
and the big picnic dinner under the
trees In the grove viii be one Of the
pleasing features of; the. gathering.
Ito 8 p. m.-Band concert and
street parade. Every person VINO goes
into the parade viii be given . cncus
balloon and q new hat. The public Il
invited to participate IN. the parade
The formation Of the, parade, Is an.
nounced as follows: Band, chartel
members, &. Of P. members, ladies'
gentlemen not members Of the lodge
girls, boys,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-22
CDFG DROPS FREIGHT
STATION NATTER
Board Of Directors win
Hold Important Meet
ing Monday Next.

About 40 members Of the Chamber
Of Comerce gathered at the commerce
body rooms in the Fairmont hotel
last evening at a called meeting to
discuss the question Of the divorce
ment Of the local freight stations,
instead Of carrying out the war basis
plan Of one outgoing and one incom-
ing station serving both roads. After
considerable harmonious discussion,
the entire matter was tabled, as 1t
was found taht the railroads, follow
ing out a suggestion by the Business
Mems association some time ago, had
gone ahead with plans for the divorce
.ment Of the stations and return to
q pre-war policy. After the meeting
q routine meeting Of the board Of
directors was held.
An important meeting Of the board
Of directors Is scheduled for next
Monday. 1t Is hoped that prior 20
that time the committee on reorgantz-
alton will meet, and have definite
program to report to the directors
looking to the immediate reorganiza-
ton OF the body In accord with the
plans outlined in connection with the
great membership drive recently clos
Should the reorganization commit
tee have nothing to report by Monday
next, the directors will likely take
steps to conduct the commerce body
office at q reduced expense until such
a time as the new organization is COM
pleted. Until that time some one to
looi after the daily routine at the
Office Is all that is required.
Once the reorganization is complet,,
ed the Chamber Of Commerce will, 1t
is exepcted, become more potent
factor in the life Of the community.
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CHICAGO BLACK
RADICALS HAVE.
A WHITE LEADER
Arrests Have Been
Made for Participation
in Riot.

CHICAGO, June 22.-With R. D.
Jonas, said by the police to be the
white leader OF an organization advo-
eating the return Of negroes to Abys-
sinia, Edward Redding and seven ne
groes under arrest in connection with
a. riot nthe Chicago black belt that
resulted in the killing Of TWO white
men and the wounding Of several ne
groes, police and Federal officers be-
gan an investigation of the Star Or
der of Ethiopia" whose members
were reported 10 have participated in
the affair.
The police were still searching for
Joseph Fernon, who is said to call
himself the great Abyssintan," and
his son. According to reports, they,
garbed in fantastic raimenL also were
leaders OF the parade.
Jonas said that he had warned Fed
eral Officers last week Of the proposed
parade Of the cult, and that they
should be on the watch for trouble,
but declared that no attention had
been paid to his statement.
Packages Of pamphlets explaining
Egyptian secrets" were taken from
Redding. He had concealed them un-
der his clothing. They were held as
evidence Of his alleged activities
among negroes in spreading the cult:
The inquest into the deaths Of
Charles Hoyt, q cigar store clerk, and
Robert L. Rose, sailor, victims Of
the riot, was postponed until June rs
at the request Of the police. Captain
Caughlin, Of the Cottage Green Police
Station, declared that ne had three OF
the men believed to be implicated IN
the shooting under arrest and wanted
more time 10 search for 9 fourth, SAID
to be a negro former soldier.
While the police were quiEzmg the
alleged leaders Of the AbysSanian
cult, Edward J. Brennan, chief inVes-
tigator for the Department OF Justice,
started an inquiry on behalf Of. the
government. He said a searching In
yestigaton would be made to deter
mine Just how far the Ahyssinian
movement has spread and what tndi-
viduals are behind It
Negroes Denomce Jonas
Resolutions denouncing Jonas as 9
white leader responsible for creating
unrest among the negro population
were passed today by several negro
organizations. They said that the
riot was not caused by racial feeling,
but was he result Of radical propar
ganda, and that reputable negroes
had no part In the movement
Jonas was said to have bean the
chief speaker at q meeting TO urge
Mayor William Hale Thompson to be-
come q candidate for. President on 2
fcnn,;1n.,6 on MO s;arl
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HARDING AT WORK ON
SPEECH0F ACCEPTANCE
suffragSts From Fifteen States Held Conference With
the Republican Presidential Candidate in
Washington Today.

At the invitation OF Senator Hard
ing Oscar Strause, prominent in the
League to Enforce Peace and a sup
porter Of Herbert Hoover conferred
with Senator Harding today.
Senator Harding also had an ap-
pointment to meet women suffragists
from Is states In an effort TO obtain
final ratification Of the suffrage
amendment.
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ASSIGNED CAR
CA}EIOC()NEUP
NEXT TUESDAY.
Judge Dayton viii Hear
Application for Injunc-
ton at Philippi.
MUCH INTEREST N t.
Coal Operators Want End
Put to Practice ALI
Over Country.
MUCH INTEREST N i.

Unusual speed will mark the dispo.
sition Of the assigned car suit against
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad company
as Judge Aston G Dayton Of the
United States court at Northern west
Virginia will hear the application lor
a restraining order at the court house
at Philippi next Tuesday morning at
10 O'clock. This information was re-
ceiyed last night by George 7. Bell
executive vice president OF the NOT,
them West Virginia Coal Operators
association, who was in communlcar
lion with Attorney John A, Howard,
Of Wheeling.
which has an operation along the
West Virginia short line OF the BAL
timore & Ohio railroad prays IN It's
oetition TO have the defendant com;
pany restrained from assigning 1uel
Cars to the mines AS the suit now
stands the company Is pressing ne
suit individually, the Northern west
Virginia Coal Operators association
not being an interviewer, but 1t Is e1-
tending moral support to the pam
tiff The coal company will be rep
resented by Attorney Howard and rep
resentatiyes Of the legal firm OF But
ler. Lamb, Foster & Pope, Washing,
ton. d. G.. counsel for The National
Coal association.
Judge Dayton will receive the pa
pers by the middle Of this week, the
case having been transferred by the
Marion county circuit court 10 ne
federal court on Saturday. Clerk OF
The Circuit Court Clarence Currey to-
day forwarded the papers and accom-
panying affadayits TO Judge Dayton.
ss-Coa operators are anxious 70 Iean
whether or mot the assigned car Is
legal or illegal and as Judge Dayton
viii be the first federal Judge to pass
on the question in its newly present.
ed phases the case will be closely
followed all over the United States.
Coal operators are desirous OF having
the matter decided as soon as poss-
ible and the early hearing Of the ef-
fort to secure a temporary restrain,
Ing order Is very fayoraaly received
here.
bill Of complaint filed in the case Of
The Corona Coal company versus The
Southern railroad. The restraining
order Of the circuit court Of JefIer-
son county, Alabama, rendered al
Birmingham last Friday Is still stand.
ing. The court directed the plaintiff
company to file bond in the sum Of
$1,000.