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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago, March 30.--Although lit- tie interest was displayed in corn today, the March option took a squirt and touched $l.64 1-2, new high market on the crop for the season. The close was at 1884, record price for the year, which was 7-s cent higher than yesterdays final figure. The general range was from 5-S cent to 7-s cent higher than the prev ious close.
 The market started with 8 firm tone because of lack of offerings and moderate commission buying. As q whole it was without feature. May corn closed 1 i-S cent higher, st l.57 to Is, while July was up 3-a cent at l.5O 7-8 to i.5l: Oats closed quarter to l-2 cent higher.
 Oats were affected by corn.
 Provisions closed irregular, little activity being shown. The general feeling being inclined to await the outcome fthe labor situation at the yards. Pork and lard were easier and ribs firmer.
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parents emigrated to Russia and where Martens twice was refused citizenship papers
 Decision of the government to list Martens as a German subject was reached primarily on the ground that when he registered with London au- thoritaes early in the war he classed himself as a German subject. Secret service investigation also disclosed that while in England, Martens con Gnued as an active member of the Ruksiah workmen's socialist demo. cratic party which since has be- come the communist group under the leadership of Lcninc and Trotz- ky
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COTTON SEED OIL.

New York, March 30.-Cotton seed oil was lower under scattered liquida- ton prompted by the bearish show. ing in cotton and lard and continued stagnation in spot and export bvsi' ness. Active months closed 30 to s points net lower. Sales l9,soO barrels; prime crude l7oO spskcd; prime summer yellow spot is.251. 1925; May l9.3S; July l9.76; Sep' tember 1870; prime winter yellow and summer white nominal.
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l2,0O0 higher to steady; bulk 15.75Gp 1925; heavy 14.006l5.5O; medium lo, 50@16.65; pigs 11.O0@l6.0o.
 Cattle: 5,200; steady to 25 cents higher. Choice heavy steers l4.250 l4.75; medium 11.25M14.O0; common 9.50q HOO; choice lights 12.25M l4,50; common 9.00Ml20O; butcher heifers 7.75Ml3.50; cows 75O0 HOO; canncrs 4.75@ 725; calves F @l7.0O; feeders S.50M1150; stockcrs 7.00U1050.
 Sheep 2,400; steady. Lambs IS a 1885; culls l5.50M 1900; yielders l5n l7.50; choice ews l5.25Ml4.00; culls 5000 9004.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool, March 3O.-Cotton spots dull; prices easy; good middling 3o0l; fully middlng 29O1; mid. ding 2S.01; low middling 24.71; Good ordinary 2l 51; ordinary 20 5,.
 Sales 5000 bales including 1,500 American; receipts 51 ,00O bales in cluding 47,800 American. Futures closed steady.
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Case No. 77i7.

In the Chancery court of Jefferson county, Arkansas.--Beulah Webb, plaintiff, vs. Thomas Webb, defend ant.
 The defendant, Thomas Webb, is warned to appear in this court with in thirty days and answer the com- plaint of plaintiff, Beulah Webb. Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 23rd day of Marsh. A. D., 1920.
 S. F. vAULX, Clerk.
 o. E. REEVES, D. c. (Scal)
 WARNING ORDER.
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Postpone Action
 on Boundary Row

Washington, March 3O.-The su- preme court today postponed action upon the governments motion, made yesterday for injunctions aganist Texas and Oklahoma in connection with the Red river boundary con- troyersy. Following the close of prohibition arguments the court re- cessed toy 45 minutes to consider the motion, intending to rcconvcne lat
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York. March 3O.-Final prices of Liberty bonds today were:
 l-2s 97.04; first As 90.50; second Is S9.41; first 1-4s 9O.60; second Ids o9.94; third 1 Ids 929S; fourth Ids S982; victory 3-1 9T.52; victory 1 3-4s 97.54.
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9i itS corporate seal on this the day oi ---------- 1920.
 THE CITY OF PINE BLUFF. ARK
 py ---------------
 Mayor. (sEAL) S o'efN'
 section B. That the mayor be and he IS hereby authorized, directed and empowered to deliver said deed to Saia Graceland Investment Companv upon payment of the sum of three thousand in cash money; and the deilVery of certificate of stock duly executed by said Graceland Invest ment Company, evidencing shares of the capital stock of said company 10 the amount of twelve thousand dollars par value, which certificate snail be issued in the name of Mack \. Hollls, Mayor, and his successors m olilce, as trustee for the use and benefit oI the city of Pine Bluff in the maintenance and upkeep of Bell wood Cemetery.
 Section i, Said capital stock of twelve thousand dollars shall be held by the mayor and his successors in office in trust for the use and bene- fit of Bellwood Cemetery of the city of Pine Bluff, Arkansas. The in- come from said stock shall be col lected by and payable to said mayor. and shall be deposited with the city treasurer; who shall keep said in- come in a separate fund to be known as the Bellwood Cemetery Endow- ment Fund. Said fund shall be ex- pended under the orders and direc- tions of the city council for the maintenance and upkeep exclusively of said Bellwood Cemetery; and only upon warrants issued and signed by the mayor and city clerk, provided, that not more than the sum of one 1 thousand dollars of said income may be expended annually for said pur- poses. All of said income in excess of one thousand dollars shall be per mitted to accumulate; and only the interest thereon shall be used or ex- pended for the maintenance and up- keep of said Bellwood Cemetery as aforesaid
 Section 5. The mayor is hereby au- thorized and empowered and direct cd to exercise all the privileges and rights of ownership of said twelve thousand dollars of capital stock as trustee for said purposes; and he is further authorized and empowered to vote same at any and all stock holders or other meetings of said corporation, to sign and execute and deliver proxies for such stock; to make waivers of notice of meetings and to do any and all things in same manner as though said stock were owned and held by an individual, and said mayor may serve and act as a director in said corporation as such i trustee. Section 6. That said deed shall be delivered, and said consideration paid and delivered within thirty days from this date; otherwise, the au- thority herein conferred shall be re. voked hereby.
 Section T. All Ordinances aand parts of ordinances in conflict here with be and the same are hereby re- pealed, and this ordinance being nee. cssary for the preservation of the public peace, health and safety, an emergency is hereby declared to ex. 1 ist, and this ordinance shall take ef' feet and be in force from and after it's passage.
 Passed and approved March 18th 1920.
 M. c. HOLLIS, Mayor.
 W. A LEE. City Clerk.
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Case No. 7sss

In the Chanccry court of Jefferson county. Arkansas.--Simm Bell, plafh- tiff, vs. Leora Bell, defendant.
 The defendant, Leora Bell, is warn- ed to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the com plaint of plaintiff, Simm Bell.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 18th day of March, A. D., 1920,
 (Seal)-3-l7-24-3l--4.7-14
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WARNING ORDER.
Case No. 7sss.

In the Chsncery court o{. Je4fey. son county. Axksnsat. -Qsttt1de Gardner. plaintiff, vs. left GAs4nsys defendant, warned to appear in this court with. in thirty days and answer the con. plaint of plaintiff, Gertrude Gaxdner. Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 18th day of
 $. F. VAULx, Clerk.
 o. E. REEVES, D. .. (Seal)-3.17-24-31--4-7-tl
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Case No. 1895.

CAB0 NO. 76yO'
 In the Chancery court of Jeffetsou county, Arkansas-Nettie Qiivers plaintiff, vs. Henry Oliver, defendant. Tho defendant, Henry Oliver, 10 warned to appear in this court with in thirty days and answer the com plaint of plaintiff, Nettie Oliver. :. Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 18th day of March
 S.F. vAULx, Clerk. (SeaD -~3-17-24-31-4-7-n
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The police records of London sAey that for every day of the year Qn average of % to aO girls aye yepe{ll4 "missimg' in the British Meexe4ell
 The first woman miuietA} t4
 land was Miss Gertrude ven who, in 1904, was sppoiHted PSsseg Ss the Unitarian Free Church n sne sasy of Leicester. .;..z:...s
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CT in the day when it's decision was anticipated Later the court was formally adjourned until noon to- morrow.
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NEW ORLEANS RICE.

New Orleans, March 30.---Rough rice no sales; receipts 1905 sacks; millers receipts 905; clean rice strong; sales Honduras AGA pockets ii l,2; blue rose 250 pockets H; receipts 4,ls7; bran and polish un' changed.
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FOR SALE

Twelve room residence, short dis tance west of court house on Barra- que; price cheap and good terms. Large rooming house proposition on West Second, close to, Main street, 715 Texas street, 3 blocks from Main. Six rooms all modern con- veniences. Garage, large lot. Bar gain for quick sale.
 40 acres land to trade for good au- tomobile.
 215 East Second, stones throw from Second and Main; seven rooms. Ask us for long list of city property
 We have Farm Loans.
 McNEW REALTY co.
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GEORGIA ROWDEN PLANTING seed in 100 pound sacks, 95 per cent germlnatlon; prices f. o. b. England Ark. Thirty (30) pounds to bushel;
 50 bushels or less, $3.50 per bushel;
 100 to 200 bushels, s3.35; 200 to 1000 bushels, $3.25; 1000 bushels or more, S3.15. Remit check with order; refer ence: England National Bank, Lit tie Rock. England and Tcbbetts Gin Co.,, England, Ark. 3-19-tf
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max ns ;.,. feed produces eggs; let
 1fI,Ssens fru;s a eat it and if you get 'u.t tnan you need. we will !" oteed Grocery Co.,, 17th and 3-1S-imo
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NINE BANK BURROUGHS ADDING machines, for sale; 10 inch carriages, total, sub-total; non-adding and. col.
 umn release keys; Al condition. Price $110.00. V. G. Hinton, S22 Southern Trust Bldg, Little Rock, Ark 3-26-6t
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GOOD CAST IRON DOUBLE BURN CT gas heater, with mat and plenty of stove pipe and elbows, only used
 a few weeks cost $2S; a bargain. Phone 5S2, Jno. McCallop, Furniture Mover. 1-6-tf
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p.e es sos cloths, napkins, sheets, pill |nS |ases, towels, bed spreads-all Ena taple linen washed and iron
 OK cents a pound. American 'S'of Laundry company. 1-28-tf
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ED AT ONCE-TWO GIRLS
 k at Liberty Candy Go. 309 bird, phone 396.
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{ !. operators are at your ser
 v all times. This means no 's Tor treatment. For appoint- phone 1646. Hollis Comfort beauty Shop, over Rosenberg WI 5. 3-11-tf
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HONE OPERATOR WANTED,
 IS experience not absolutely |ry. Apply at once Hotel
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$50 WILL BUY A GOOD LITTLE five-passenger car. Must sell as have three. Magneto and tires are worth the money. H. T. Boch, 1905
 West Sixth. 3-3O-6t's
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ED A GIRL TO PRINT land assist in store room. Ap- once. Hotel Pines. 3-26-6t
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'D FRATERNAL EMBLEM call Hamilton, telephone 457.
 3-27-6t
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MISCELLANEOUS

FED-ALL KINDS OF SEC hnd furniture. We also repair (ure and connect gas stoves.
 Furniaure Co.,, S19 Pine kphone 24S9. 12-3O-tf
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TX. Belt stockholders: Send
 ipi i've per cent, of stock at
 J. A. Simpson, temporary utcr 'care Reap and Crawford. ,S 3-25-4t
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SITUATIONS-FEMALE.
 YOUNG LADY DESIRES A POSI- tion in general office work, or as assistant bookkeeper; can give references. Phone 2783. 3-27-6t
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FOUND.

EETBOOK; FOUND ON of Pine Bluff; owner can re- 1y describing and paying for
 n la. Apply to H. B. Warfield, sGSs.y, sSy Ark. 3-27-6t
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LAVALIER WITH SMALL DIAMOND and cameo. Reward if returned to Mrs. Mason, 2212 East Sixth avenue.
 Phone 657. 3-26.6t
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TOOK WANTED-Ss FOR AR and Texas Oil and Lease Go.
 All kinds oil and motor stock N State your lowest prlce.
 X0il Magnatc," care Graphic. WY 3-23-3t+
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COUNTY SCRIP. =

Limited amount of county scrip for sale. Geo. H. Adams, phGne IA. b 3-19-1mo
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TYPEWRITER DESK AND Eanted; also single stack ver- Hing cabinet, fumed oak pre- Phone 475. Coca Cola Bot Company. 3-3O-3t's
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FOR SALE-HOUsEs

TUX SALE-HOUSES
 SIX ROOM HOUSE FOR
 strictly modern; plastered , corner lot; near Fourteenth merry. See A. G. Russell, at @,sarance Agency. 3-3O-6t+
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TWO ROLL TOP DESKS, FOR SALE at a bargain. Geo H. Adams.
 . Qo0c+S
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SEVENTY Y-SEVEN REvOL- PW kind; must be in good con-
 and a bargain. J. l.. Arm Gun and Locksmitb, 113 Main
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lA|l|E|EQA ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR SALE

PIANO, IN PERFECT CONDITION, for sale; bargain; terms, cash. Alp ply SIP Walnut, or phone 2201. 3-3O-6t
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FOR SALE-FURNITURE OF A five-room cottage. Can be seen any time after Sunday. Phone 2857 or call at 110 s. Cherry. 3-28-3ts
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EAST ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK

East St. Louis, III, Mirth so- Hcss
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FOR SALE-10O BUSHELS PURE Mebane Triumph cotton seed, guaran- teed sound and pure at sacrifice price. k. N. Burke at Alexander Brothers, 325 Pine street. 3-31-6t
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ROOMS WANTED.

FOR TWO LIGHT HOUSE.
 rooms, or bed rooms wanted, ] and wife. Must be close in f238. 3-27-6t
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LUST CHANGE PURSE CONTAlN- ing one Elk Ring with chip diamond, one Elk Tooth with initials "E. B. L. No. 206," one Waldemor gold chain, one Elk Tooth lapel button. Reward if returned to Mack Hunter, at Elks Lodge. 3-31-6t. SPRAYED OR STOLEN ONE GRAY
 Horse Mule. 4 years old, 15 hands and one inch high, rather wild. One Black Horse mule, 15 hands and one inch high, very gentle, bob tail. A reward of $25.0O will be paid for the return or information leading to the return of these two mules. MT. Cravens, Manager, Geo. H. Van Et- ten, Estate, Fcrda, Ark. 3-31-6t.
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FOX TEXTBOOKS

SHED ROOM FOR RENT
 (l3. 3-30-6t
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CABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE AT Branch Normal college. Call 11S7 or 1164. 3-3O-6t+
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RES OF HIGH BOTTOM LAND nt; 50 acres of this land is only ear land and 10 acres Cypress
 land; half mile of Tucker,
 Has two three room houses two cribs. R. s. Cherry, D and Pine street.
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AGE--PERSONAL ATTENTION to handling and storing fur and household goods. Cot eit Warehouse and Storage my, Third and Georgia. Phone
 2-27-tf
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WANTED TO BUY.

ED-TO BUY AN OLD )g to make me a house. If hve one let me know. D. K.
 care Graphic. 3-30-6t*
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1s- ROOMS AND BOARD.
 A LIMITED NUMBER OF TABLE boarders, also have a nice front room for two young men, with board. Apply 9o3 w. Barraque, Phone 1776. 3-24-12t
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POCKETBOOK, CONTAINING TWO
 hospital receipts, and $97 in cash, lost. Finder please notify John Thompson, 805 Maple street, and re- cclve $2O reward. 3-30-6t+
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,IK OR FEMALE HELP

[.y MAIL CLERKS, $l10
 Experience unnecessary. Pmen. 17 upward, desiring Ens % write for free particulars. Ppsii Papri former civil service ex- s6S Equitable building, Igton, D. c: .o,o,, 5-Ss-6tT
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IBOB-TAILED FOX TERRIER DOG, Pabout eight months; small red spot over each eye; answers to name ot Rags" Reward for return to E. P
 Goolsby, Ill East Fifth; phone
 869 3-24-6,
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name to be signed hereto by it's may. or and attasted by its city clerk und- or Its corporate seal on this the day Of ---------- 1920. HE CITY OF PINE BLUFF. ARK
 By
 An. Mayor.
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NO R LOST,
 CAMEO PIN. PEARL IN TOP OF setting. Return to Graphic. Identi- fly, Liberty reward. 3-26-6t
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WARNING ORDER.

W. A LEE. City Clerk.
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WARNING ORDER.

(Seal 3-17-24 -3f-4-7-n
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-19
American Naval Spirit

We feel very certain that Commander G.
Ellyson of the destroyer Brooks will not be
reprimanded because of the little incident at Kie
where he told the officer in command of the
German forts to fire if he felt like it and he would
take care of himself We remember that once
the present administration reproved the Order
of'the Carabao for singing song made famods
back in 1899 by the American soldiers in the
Philippines, but it would astonish even Ameri-
cans were Josephus Daniels to chide naval Of
fcer of the United States for exhibiting some
thing of the spirit that led John Paul Jones to
tell the British officer he had just commenced to
fight. That spirit has been kept alive by long
list of heroes, none bumptious, any of them
ready to make good, and all jealous of the ira
ditons Of the service and the honor of their ma
tive country The American navy is an evangel
of peace, but it will fight.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-19
Heroes of Misfortune.

& While one has health, hope may we'll be high,
sbut not even the adversely OF physical 1nisfor-
hume and disease is sufficient to conquer some
sbrave spirits. Robert Louis Stevenson, racked
with tuberculosis clung to life and produced
novels that continue to delight the world and
VERSES full of sweet gayety that go right to
nhe heart of the children. In the case of a
woman living in Lincoln, not even blindness
lshas proved a bar to successful business ca
Heer. In little grocery store she earns her
fpwn living and lays by profit to provide for
sher old age.
u From New York comes the story of the
,death of most remarkable invalid, an actor
savho lay on bed of paralysis for thirty years
This cripple wrote lyrics and playiets for vaude-
sasille in astonishing profusion; he edited maga-
szines, wrote volume OF poems, and series
ssof plays for amateurs.
= It is said that this man, for all his suffering
<was the most cheerful person among the mil
slions of New York Some viii say that his
ssuccess made him so, but il may rather be ven.
Itured that his good cheer was the secret oi
This heroic effort. So often part of the suffering
Sfrom physical affection is due to the loss Of all
Iaim in life, when. if the spark Of creative in.
sstinct could be kept alight, the ravages OF pain
ssmight be minimized. Those who are heavy
sladen with lack Of health are indeed entitled to
every form of pity except one-that self-pity
which results only in added weakness. and de-
.spair
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-19
The Panama, Canal.

Some of our democratic brethren are moving
in anticipation of the change in policy concern
ing the Panama canal, which will come when
Senator Harding is inaugMated, next March
The New York Times deals With the report pub
lished in the Canal Record, which shows sur
plus for the year of 100000 in receipts over
expenditures This is far from meeting the in
terest on the $367, ,69s the canal has cost but
it does show an advance and may justify belief
that in time the canal will be on paying basis
However, the Times looks at it from another
angle, saying: ~ ~.
Another considerable charge against the.
method of running the cahal is. the disturbance :
to land rates>tor the benefit Of private ship
pers and without precautions to make sure
that the saving in freight is reflected to some
degree in prices to consumers. One reason
for building the canalwas to force reduction
OF railway rates, and in that it has been sue
cess something too, complete. The trans
continental rates have been reduced to the
degree of abolishing profit on canal and rail
way transportation alike, and there has been
created problem which remains unsolved-
that of the relation of long haul rates to short
haul. Westward traffic has been sent east
ward to make combination of rail and water
rates. cheaper than the all-rail rate over a
shorter route, and the CORES ponding combina-
ton has been made in the reverse direction.
Moreover, all the territory between the oceans
demands land rate proportioned in some de-
gree to the lower water rate which geography
denies to II.
This is fair enough on its face, but carried
with it an implication that the republican prom
Use to relieve American vessels using the canal
Of the tolls now collected is tendency towards
further waste. AS matter of fact, the inland
communities have not had any of the benefits
they expected from the construction of the
canal A peculiar ruling Of the Interstate Com
merce commission gave to the. coast cities all the
advantage of the great waterway, but this may
in time be remedied. It may require an entire
readjustment of the transportation systen14of the
country. but for the present it must be sup
ported. Yet that is no reason for depriving
American shippers of benefit that primarily
was intended for them. If the savings in freight
are not reflected in the selling price, that may
be reached in another way, but the canal ought
to be made free to American ships engaged in
American commerce