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) wanted to work. with hin rer , e@llow anyone $0 coms 42 and sel) Shelt grepee ghgeps 43.2 probe “a Line’ with competitor: moseas iteted yed Be! Eegsired 39’ purehase "from Mr. Archer and that rreaaie © King ané Meany Sghreiberg would -@f the buying. Shortly after the visit ef _amery ‘Me. Irrgang ‘to Mr. Archer that there yerp sous "strong meen z= ) moo Sas. \ $erminal yards with guns and None en PY iinet boye-she eperajed at the terminal yarde'and tld they that if ey G44 not lew “hat Yard and go over to ene. chet wad-glosely adjacent: they pod 36. Kllled. This eetion, aceording to Mr, Archer, Represented go effort. ‘ to divert éarl ef grapes from the Auction, Mr. archer stated shat, ~-4¢-fe trie understanding shat Mr, “Irrgang aad sortata other offictais—— wade a trip te Washington, D. C. to lay this matter before the Federal _ Fare Loen Board, and it is Mr. Archer's epinion that sinee thia visit Bo epee ae $eok place no further efforts adeeb he maak: pare. Yonmage a Ba Subjects er ‘sheir acsistants. D te i - Concerning tpa matter st the. $85 to $50 per car fron ped@lers.6f juite ss i on the ‘tfacks de a de the Chidago qnd Forth Western Railways. Mr. Aygher aig ted“de has, Thequeatly | * heard that wuch a situation does in‘ Yaet exist, ut all of kis information’® has come to him im an indirest way end be could net furnish the name of &- @ingle individuel er peddler who had eo stated to hix or would be willing - to testify that be bad bepn approached and requested er Fereed fo pay money ‘\€@ Subjeetes for the privilege of selling grapes @2 the Gajcago and Berth - 4 Western tracks. I$ was Mr. Apeher‘s delief that peddlers are ‘epqtating <;; at ‘present rather freely en the Chicago and Serth Vest: - ne efforts are, for the vrevent At logut, doing wade fron‘ them or to “prebipis. thew Tron. marketing -grepes, 62, “Aspnes furntshed the pemes ef the follobing een cy h American Frait Drowerg’ Exety or eriggn Pett Bees 2 eS ee “Carl Catone, sho oils ‘bis raphe on the Forth Festers *¢racks; Andrew Catone, who markets his arapes'on the tracks @f the. ‘Banta i Te Railroad; Chariie Barbare, who markets his grapes en the C. R. I. & P. RR. tracks; Sam Russo and Vineent DiMori, both of whom market their g@repes on the North Western tracks. Mr. Archer stated that the lest named individuals had no office address eo far as he was aware, and transacted all of Mboir business at the terminal yards. .