DEMANDS 1 HIS JOB BACK BACKI I Former Rio Itlo Grande Grando Starts Test Case in Which of Many Are Arc Affected Claiming that he hc was discharged without cause and ond that no hearing I IWU was WU accorded him Isaac Handle Randle for tor formerly formerly merly a brakeman on the Denver Rio Grande Crande railroad yesterday filed flied suit in the district court demanding 1998 1398 from tho company which would about pay for his hl services up to date Handle was as discharged on De Do December D comber cember 11 1908 and claims damages under an agreement made between tho the railroad company and tho the on July 21 n 1908 JOS whereby an was to have a 0 hearing before he could dould be dismissed from tho the service of ot the tho company Railroad men especially those of the tho Rio Grande Orando will watch the tho result rosult of ot tho the case with Interest owing to W t 1 the fact that the tho legality and meaning of ot the tho agreement will bo be the chief grounds of ot Handles Randles claim W R It White attorney for Randle Rondle said yes yesterday yesterday that was not given a 0 I hearing by b the tho company either cither before I or after atter his dismissal and has not notI I been able to got work with the company com company compan pany pan since last December when he ho was wu summarily dismissed In article 28 of ot the agreement it is set net t forth that an cannot be dismissed eod or disciplined without Just cause caU e Any trainman dismissed or disciplined shall hall be given investigation by proper officer or tho company as os soon as na a possible but within ten days at which tho the may bo be present if It he ho so 80 desires In case caso the tho is found to be blameless he ho shall be reinstated and paid for tor time lost This is Ss the first time when tho the rules havo have been brought into the courts for tor forthe forthe the collection of pay for tor dismissal without a hearing