| Show A COMMON SENSE DECISION was a very sensible decision of the supreme court of the united states recently delivered to the effect that the selling belling of party rate tickets by rill railroads roads is not an infringement of constitutional law the case which elicited this common sense opinion was brought against the baltimore and ohio railroad company for selling party a arty t tickets at reduced rates an tufu injunction fu natio n was applied for against the company to the united states district court for southern ohio and refused whereupon an appeal was taken to the court of last resort which sustained the action of the lower court thet the right of a railroad company to deal on the wholesale principle to is recognized in this decision in general business wholesale rates are made lower than retail and the court holds that acting upon it is not unjust discrimination ap if it was claimed to be wrong in the conduct of any other business than that of a railroad company the objection would be laughed at as ridiculous but it seems to be common for some folks to indiscriminate against railroad companies while they complain of discrimination from them hem t A bew few more such decisions fro from in the highest legal tribunal will make so many holes in the interstate commerce law that it will scarcely be able to keep afloat on the tide of public affairs |
