. Better fruit. Fruit-culture. fclD BLAST e:tche:d platds Wfe Ka^e ir\sfeJ]ed the orJv etchirxg n\\es ii\lKe 5l6Je of Oregoi\ "... BLAST ETCHED have .^. Ie^PrinifPL^QuoJiiywhicK ' never before beei\ obt6Jr\&.b e wilK process ei\gr&ved plates t^tt incr COST itic same as the other kind and receivers alike. The railroads are making every effort wiiicli their re- sources will permit to put cars in condition for service and in otlicr directions to prepare themselves to handle the traffic with promptness. "Shippers and receivers, commercial organizations and o
. Better fruit. Fruit-culture. fclD BLAST e:tche:d platds Wfe Ka^e ir\sfeJ]ed the orJv etchirxg n\\es ii\lKe 5l6Je of Oregoi\ "... BLAST ETCHED have .^. Ie^PrinifPL^QuoJiiywhicK ' never before beei\ obt6Jr\&.b e wilK process ei\gr&ved plates t^tt incr COST itic same as the other kind and receivers alike. The railroads are making every effort wiiicli their re- sources will permit to put cars in condition for service and in otlicr directions to prepare themselves to handle the traffic with promptness. "Shippers and receivers, commercial organizations and others having to do with the commerce of the country, are earnestly urged to lend their efforts and influence in every way possible to bring about the most economical use of equip- ment, and the following suggestions are made, for which the widest publicity is solicited: (1) Move all the coal, lumlDer, cement and other suiiplies that you can before the heavy crop movement starts. (2) Load and unload all cars as quickly as possible. If, without additional cost, the use of greater force will get the load ready for movement or the car released more quickly, do it. (3) Load all cars to the full capacity. A leeway of 10 per cent above the marked capa- city is permitted before reduction of load is required. All cars should so far as possible be loaded to a weight be- tween the marked capacity and 10 per cent above. (4) Anticipate the disposi- tion of freight before its arrival. (5) Only order such cars as can be loaded promptly. Orders for cars should state the number required for that day's loading, the kind of cars, the final des- tination of the shipment, and the rout- ing via which it will move, (fi) Reduce to the niinimmn the practice of billing cars to intermediate points to be held for reconsignment. The greatly in- creased crops cannot but be reflected in the movement of other freight, or fail to impress upon the minds of everyone interested in the the necessity for t
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