E.W. BACHARACH A CO. CHEMICAL TREATING PLANTS FLLTE RS PANT 6 OQ Ue Me MET GRAVITY AND PRESSURE FILTERS é 2 WATER SOFTENING PLANTS SEWAGE DISPOSAL EQUIPMENT RIALTO BLDG +: KANSAS CITY: MISSOURI August 13, 193 Dr. Forrest C,. Allen Director of Physical Education Varsity Basket Ball Coach University of Kansas Lawrence, Kansas Dear Sir: Your letter of the l2th received, regarding gauges. The vacuum and pressure gauge should be installed on the suction side of the pump, that is, in the pipe nipple be- tween the pump suction and lint catcher, We understand that a tap has been provided to accommodate the gauge. Very truly yours, EH. W. BACHARACH & COMPANY AWL:EP AN mega? E.W. BACHARACH A CO. CHEMICAL TREATING PLANTS FILTER PLANT EQUIPMENT GRAVITY AND PRESSURE FILTERS f c < : tee y WATER SOFTENING PLANTS SEWAGE DISPOSAL EQUIPMENT RIALTO BLDG +: KANSAS CITY: MISSOURI August 12, 193 Dr. Forrest C. Allen Director of Physical Education Varsity Basket Ball Coach University of Kansas Lawrence, Kansas Dear Sirs: Your letter of the 9th received. If we were in your position, we wouldn't worry too much about the cross connection between the filling line and the city supply. As a matter of fact, when the set-up ls such, that is, that a swimming pool is filled from the city supply, the State Boards of Health do not object to this method, as it is very rare that the city supply is shut off when filling the pool. Even if it were, it would merely require the operator to close the gate valve at the pool. We also feel that Uncle Sam's sanitary engineer was stretching a point when he insisted that a break be made in the line. We might add that in the event the raw water from the city were filtered before it entered the pool, it then would, of course, be necessary to have a break in the line. This is accomplished by merely placing a surge tank before the filter and then pumping from the tank, through the filters, to the pool. When the writer made his first visit and inspected your lay-out, he noticed that the pool was filled before the water was filtered and did not consider breaking the line because, as mentioned above, State Boards of Health of many states do not insist upon this. The writer expects to make a visit to Lawrence sometime next week and at that time will contact you and discuss the matter in more detail. | Very truly yours, Ee & COMPANY AWL:EP August 12, 19435. . Mr. A. Ws Livingston, E, W. Bacharach & Company, 800 Rialto Building, Dear ir. Livingston: We have received the two pressure gauges and the one vacuum and pressure Gauge. Mr. Brenchfield told our Mr. Eberhart where to. provide the tappings for the two pressure gauges, and he has installed those. But from our limited knowledge ee ee gauge should be installed. ) I will appreciate hearing from you st your early convenience. | Sincerely yours, Director of Physical Education, FCA:AH . Varsity Basketball Coach. July 6, 1943. T find ttmt we have beer stubling along in the deek doing & pretty fair Job for non~technically trained people, but now a survey and estimate on repair of the pool, letter setting forth the “imsts" that shall fr 2 possible to get anyone else at the present additional work because Jackson is already acquainted with the Af is ile 5 i i ¢ geld od 3 efuad Wet aga UH ie prtaih : Heine it i iH , rages : is abi taay Paani ede ia se yal tl Rana | i] iis, Be a3 ; rats 4238 3 si pti § i Hi , lees oA HE tad iene | Hea Gt iy Gall vouitleah | el Ds Gi a he seioigg GR, ddssal feta “pcadgaaadape E ie, i HG Hd ibid! "ha ASG tan SUE ie : 3 wha ifltel tuts bi, g 4 v4 ANSE int bi \ a Af erased pi : Hi) H 4 A aes ne ean " 3 a a Spe biel eh : Z # ahs until! fiat 5 . 5 i ee ade al | ne ae - eet aay Hy 4 lan el iu : oe in, Uae 8 a wat Hil i : ; = | ih edd ili July 15, 1943. Mr. Av 4, Livingston, ’ EB. , Bacharach & Co., Rialto Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. Dear Mr. Livingston: Thank you for your letter of July 10. The things that Mr. Branchfield atated he would have you write were not fulsome enough, in my opinion. But since we have a chart for swimming pool operation worked out for operators, I am sure that we will get along very satisfactorily. I am asking a question. Galvanized bushings were used instead of brass, and there was no steel plate to bore through. I am wondering if there are any adjustments to be made. Very cordially yours, Director of Physical Education, FPCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach. E.W. BACHARACH A CO. CHEMICAL TREATING PLANTS SEWAGE DISPOSAL EQUIPMENT FILTER PLANT EQUIPMENT i) yy GRAVITY AND PRESSURE FILTERS ay AK = / g doa Suis Nu a See Water Aurification oo RIALTO BLDG - KANSAS CITY: MISSOURI July 10, 1943 Dr. Forest ©. Allen Virector of Physical Education Varsity Basket Ball Voach University of Kansas Lawrence, Kansas Dear Sirs: Our Mr. Branchfield returned to the office this morn- ing and advised us that the job was complete now with the exception of course of the gauges. Just when these gauges will be delivered we are unable to say, as the manufacturer will not commit himself as to the exact shipping date, however, just as soon as they are received we will deliver them to you promptly. While discussing your layout with Mr. Branchfield, he suggested that we write you advising that when operating the filter extreme care should be taken, expecially during the washing process. In other words, when washing the filter, the operator should be careful and open the wash valve very slowly in order not to disturb the sand and gravel bed. In addition, Mr. Branchfield thought it might be well if all of the piping be painted, as this would prolong the life somewhat and prevent additional rusting, as according to Mr. Branchfield the equipment will not last for a long while due to the age. Incidently, we understand from Mr. Branchfield that you are using a pulverized alum for coagulant. We suggest that you substitute lump alum, as this type is more suitable for pressure filters. We trust that the equipment is working satisfactorily and that a good clear water is being obtained in the pool, how- ever, should you experience any trouble, please let us know and we shall attempt to attend to it promptly. Very truly yours, EB. W. BACHARACH & COMPANY AWLsrh E.W. Boo ogee oI A CO. CHEMICAL TREATING PLANTS SEWAGE DISPOSAL EQUIPMENT FILTER PLANT EQUIPMENT pp pp GRAVITY AND PRESSURE FILTERS ge WATER SOFTENING PLANTS Mater Aurufication RIALTO BLDG - KANSAS CITY: MISSOURI June 29, 1943. Dr. Forrest C. Allen, Department of Fhysical Education, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas. Dear Sir: Answering your request for a progress report on the swimming pool filter, after making a thorough inspection of the under=drain system of this filter the writer finds that it is a lateral system of small pipes imbedded in concrete. Due to the many years of service this tank would not stand the terrific hammering necessary to remove this under- drain. For this reason we must use extreme caution in re- tapping the under-drain system for new strainers. This is necessary and takes much more time than if the tank were in good condition. This tank could not possibly be replaced at this time, and should anything happen to it, it would be im- possible to operate the swimming pool. For this reason we are taking the time necessary to be cautious and put the tank in an operating condition for you through this emergency. I could not state positively that this filter will be operating by July lst, but I believe I can state positively that it will be operating by the end of ‘the | week of July lst. We regret that the conditions make it im-~ possible to hurry this work, and assure you that we will put forth every effort to get your plant in operation as soon as possible. The new pump and all of the piping to be replaced have been installed and are ready to operate, and all that remains to be done is replacing the under-drain system. The matter of replacing the sand and gravel will take less than half a daye Trusting that this answers what you wish to know, I am Cordially yours, June 29, 1945. Dr. Forrest C. Allen, Department of Fhysioal Education, University of Kensas, . Lawrenoe, Kansas. Dear Gir: Answering your request for a progress report on the swimming pool filter, after making a thorough inspection of the under=drain system of this filter the writer finds that it is a lateral system of small pipes imbedded in concrete. Due to the many years of service this tank would not stand the terrific hammering necessary to remove this under~ drain. For this reason we must use extreme caution in re- tapping the under-drain system for new strainers. This is necessary and takes much more time than if the tank were in good condition. This tank could not possibly be replaced at this time, and should anything happen to it, it would be im- possible to operate the ewirming pool. Por this reason we are teking the time necessary tw be cautious and put the tank in an operating condition for you through this emergenoy. {I could not state positively that this filter will be operating by July lst, but I believe I oan state positively that it will be operating by the end of the week of July ist. We regret that the conditions make it ip- possible to hurry this work, and assure you that we will put forth every effort to get your plant in operation as soon as possible. The new pump and all of the piping to be replaced have been installed and are ready to operate, and all that remains to be done is replacing the under-drain system. The matter of replacing the sand and gravel will take less than © half a day. Trusting that this answers what you wish to know, I am 6 Gordially yours, _ SGM ac Route | E. W. BACHARACH & COMPANY In order to expedite the delivery of mail, the United States Postal Department has requested that the "Delivery District Number" be included as a part of our address. Our District No. is 6. Kindly in future address us as follows: E. W. Bacharach & Company 800 Rialto Building Kansas City 6, Missouri E.W. BACHARACH A CO. CHEMICAL TREATING PLANTS FILTER PLANT EQUIPMENT GRAVITY AND PRESSURE FILTERS nyse $ 2 WATER SOFTENING PLANTS ALLL : SEWAGE DISPOSAL EQUIPMENT RIALTO BLDG - KANSAS CITY: MISSOURI May 21, 193 University of Kansas Lawrence, Kansas e: Purchase Order 4814 Gentlemens We acknowledge with thanks the above purchase order calling for bushings, strainers, filter sand and filter gravel. We understand that you have a Priority covering maintenance and if this is true, please be kind enough and extend same to us in order that we may expedite ship- ment, especially the bushings. Incidently, your purchase order calls for brass bushings, however, we just learned from the supplier that it is impossible to secure bushings made of brass. We are therefore having them furnished galvanized, which will be acceptable. Very truly yours, E. W. BACHARACH & COMPANY oS va LY Uarrongel hs E.W. BACHARACH A CO. FILTER PLANT EQUIPMENT GRAVITY AND PRESSURE FILTERS VW. Pp : a . yo, WATER SOFTENING PLANTS CHEMICAL TREATING PLANTS SEWAGE DISPOSAL EQUIPMENT RIALTO BLDG - KANSAS CITY: MISSOURI May 26, 19)3 Dr. Forest CG. Allen, Director of Physical Education Varsity Basketball Coach University of Kansas Lawrence, Kansas Dear Sir: We are in receipt today of the Priority Certifi- cation covering the bushings, strainers, filter gravel and filter sand. This certification will of course cover any other material which you purchase. However, in the event you desire to go ahead and furnish a com- plete job in accordance with our letter of recommendation, o- we would appreciate very much receiving a formal order _——/4_/. for same as soon as possible, as you know doubt know, enn it will take considerable time to purchase the pump and motor. Very truly yours, KH. W. BACHARACH & COMPANY AMA AWL:rh August 22, 1944. Mr. de Guylay, wes Wallace & Tiernan Sales Cerperation, 426 Beard of Trade Building, Kansas City, Mo. Dear Mr. Guylay: Our swimming peel eperater and the plumber are finding a little difficulty with the vacuum relief fleat in the new Type MSVC Vacuum Chlerinater which we recently had installed in Rebinsen Gymnasium. ‘The trouble seems te be that the fleat falls ever and teuches the bell jar, and there is nething te I would appreciate it if you could suggest a remedy for this situation. Or perhaps if yeu are making a regular service trip threugh Lawrence seme time soen yeu might step by and leek Very sincerely yours, | Directer of Physical Education, FCA:AH Varsity Basketball Ceach. i ie le i hs a aie WALLACE & TIERNAN SALES CORPORATION CHLORINE CONTROL AND CHEMICAL FEED DEVICES NEWARK, NEW JBRSEY ZONE 1 District Sales Office 426 BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING Kansas City 6, Mo. Auge ekth, 1944. ’ ° Dr Forrest C.Allen Dif.Physical Education University of Kansas Lawrence Kansas Dear Dr.Allen: This will acknowledge your letter of August 2end,addressed to our Mr.Gyulay who is out of the City. He will: be making a trip through 4Sansas the first part of September and will stop and see you at that time,if this is agreeable to you. Yours very truly, WALLACE IERNAN SALES CORP. % EX. ges - STRANG VISION MANAGER. This quotation is subject to thirty days acceptance and to our usual terms of payment; net cash thirty days from date of invoice; title to remain in us until the equipment is paid for in full. Sales tax, if any, to be added. Wallace & Tiernan, Sales Corporation warrant fora period of one year after shipment that the appa ameant f o ae es ts ther materials, but its Hability is limited to the replacement, f. o, b. Newark, N. J i ratus shipped, of our manufacture, is free from defects in workmanship and f the defective parts of est PLEASE ADDRESS REPLY TO THE KANSAS CITY OFFICE Form 1028 8-16-43 1M July 18, 1944. Ure Js Gyulay, JLo» Wallace & Tiernan Sales Corporation, 426 Board of Trade Building, Kansas City, Moe Dear Mr. Gyulay: I want to express our appreciation to you for your courtesy in the matter of the installation of our new Chlorinator. We are convinced that this new equipment will give very fine service. I am enclosing a copy of our letter to the Newark office informing that the old chlorinator and replacement parts are being shipped to them freight prepaid today, for which. they will allow us credit. With appreciation of your cooperation, I en Very sincerely y ours, Director of Physical Fducation, Enc. Varsity Basketball Coach. duly 18, 1944. iy. George C. Bird, Swimming Pool Wallace & Tiernan Sales Simi, Newark, New Jersey: Dear Mr. Bird: We are shipping to your firm by freight prepaid, today, our old MSPH Chlorinator, for which we are to receive a trade-in allowance of $50.00. The new MSVCM Chlorineator wes installed yesterday. We are also shipping to you, ss ale salsa Sounlicninte replacement parts for the old chlorinator which have never been unpacked. These replacement parts you shipped to us onyour orders No. SC-0722 A, KC~3794 and SC-07343 A, totaling $96.48, for which you will extend us an additional credit. I refer you to your letter of Jue 10, 1944. Very sincerely yours, Director of Physical Education, FPCAAH Varsity Basketball Coach. Mre da Gyulay, Jres Wallace & Tiernan Sales Corpes 426 Beard of Trade Building, Kansas City, Mo. Dear Mr. Gyulay: The Newark office of you firm inf will ship on July first one MSVOM Chiorinator nurber POV 4193. We are very desirous of placing nearer tho swimming pool. As you recall, at the east end pool there is a fairly wide deok, and this is where we ee en ee eee eny preparation that can be done before it arrives ; eee epaaitleaalibnaes. —— Sincerely yours, ia WALLACE & TIERNAN SALES CORP. Vv Wy CHLORINE CONTROL AND CHEMICAL FEED DEVICES - NEWARK, NEW JERSEY JUNE 12 1944 \ UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS LAWRENCE, KANSAS. Your order No.....POV..A1LQ3. Our order No... SO)... 962. We thank you for your order, and in accordance therewith are shipping to ..YOU,...PHYS.LCAL..EDUCAT.LON..DEPT........ (POOL)... LAWRENCE.,...KSNAS..... ee re via .... ACME..FAST..ERT..PREPAID. the following: ONE MSVCM CHLORINATOR. If any correspondence is necessary in connection with this order, we will appreciate your quoting our order number in your letter. Wallace & Tiernan Sales Corp., accepts the above order on condition that its liability shall be limited to replacement of any defective material of its manufacture F. O. B. Newark, N. J., within a period of one year after shipment. The amount of any present or future sales or other similar tax, Federal or State, which Wallace & Tiernan Sales Corp., shall now or hereafter be liable for or re- quired to pay, either on its own behalf, or on behalf of the purchaser or otherwise with respect to the material covered by this order, shall be added to the invoice and paid by the customer. Very truly yours, WALLACE & TIERNAN SALES CORP. Order Department. Form 918—8-15-40 2M Printed in U. S. A. WALLACE & TIBRNAN SALES CORPORATION CHLORINE CONTROL AND CHEMICAL FEED DEVICES y NEWARK, NEW JBRSEY | YY June 10, 1944 University of Kansas Lawrence Kansas Subject: Your Purchase Order POV No. 4193 Swimming Pool Chlorinator Gentlemen: Please accept our thanks for your above numbered purchase order, addressed to our Kansas City office, covering one Wallace & Tiernan Visible Vacuum Solution Feed Chlorinator Type MSVCM complete with usual standard accessories and supervision of installation by one of our engineers, all for the sum of 41,215.00, f.o.b. Lawrences It is understood that there is to be a tradein allowance of $50.00 for your present type MSPM Chlorinator upon receipt of the replaced eouipment at our factory freight charges prepaid. In addition, we understand that you still have available parts for the replaced Chlorinator and which we shipped on our Orders Nos. SC-0722 A, KC-3794 and SC-07543 A. Our billings for these three orders total $96.48. Upon receipt of the material shipped on the orders mentioned, together with your replaced Type MSPM Chlorinator, we will extend an additional credit. Since you have extended to us an AA-3 Priority Rating, your order will be given our best possible attention. Shipping schedule will be shown on formal acknowledgment aatomatiens ty sent by our Order Department. | Upon receipt of the apparatus, kindly notify our district office at 426 Board of Trade Building, Kansas City 6, Missouri, so that one of our engineers may be dispatched to supervise installation. Very truly yours, GCB:Md WALLACE & TIERNAN SALES CORPORATION CHLORINE CONTROL AND CHEMICAL FEED DEVICES NBWARK, NEW JERSEY ZONE 1 District Sales Office 426 BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING Kansas City 6, Mo. tyne 26th, 1944. Mr.Forrest C.Allen Director of Physical Education University of Kansas Lawrence Kansas Dear Sir: We have yours of June 22nd and note that you are contemplating placing this new Chlorinator near the swimming pool. In that the Chlorinator may be exposed if placed in the position to which you refer,we would re- commend that some sort of inclosure be constructed so that the equipment would not be tampered with by enyone who is not familiar with such units. ee | As to any preparation which you can have your men do.We would recommend a water supply line be made available near your contemplated new location. Also, some thought should be given to the waste line with reference to the Chlorinator. | ed As soon as the equipment arrives we will make arrangements to have one of our men available to supervise the installation. rs : Yours very truly, 3NAN SALES CORP. " . j 7 This quotation is subject to thirty days acceptance and to our usual terms of payment; net cash thirty days from date of invoice; tit I s : itle to remain in us until the equipment is Nace & Tiernan, Sales Corporation warrant r per of one year r pmen at t p st e€ ) r mar RL § iree m detects in y kmans Dp an Wa Pt € Bis 0 arra for a d a ut sh tt : : eee a N i =: CL he ee - — shipped, of our manufacture, is fre iro lefec 1 PLEASE ADDRESS ¥ F Fone 1028 8.1643 iM E REPLY TO THE KANSAS CITY OFFICE WALLACE & TIERNAN CO., vices CHLORINE CONTROL AND CHEMICAL FEED DEVICES NEWARK, 1, NEW JERSEY OFFICES IN PRINCIPAL CITIEs JUNE 27, 1944 STATE OF KANSAS UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS LAWRENCE, KANSAS Your eis NOs .5..25 Pov. 4193 prec reree Our Orper No........... 1.1962 pre Beet cae Enclosed please find...................... er eee eee ee ee ee Tote e eres eee ceeeeee esac encereeseeeseeee sees sense eee sees eee eseeee ewes ee eee ees ESE OOe See Seen eeeeeeeeeeeeeenesenereseeens ener ese eee tenes eeeeee eee e see eeeseeEeeeeTee nese eeesee SEEDED EEE eee ee eeeeee Ee ee eeeeeeeneeeeeeeeeneecescccceccecceeceeeeceres covering shipment of material to.UNIVERS.J.TY...OF..KANSAS,..PHYS.I.CAL...EDUCAT.LON...... WOPAM MET (POO), LAWRENCE MANSAS. 0 nel ecb on....6-24-44 , in accordance with the above order. We trust that this shipment will be received promptly and in good order. Any damage to, or non-delivery of, material should be reported at once to the freight or express agent, securing notation on bill of lading or express receipt to that effect. This should then be mailed to us immediately with your letter listing the damage or shortage, and quoting our order number in order that we may enter claim. Very truly yours, WALLACE & TIERNAN CO., INC. Order Department Form 958—10-20-48—5M Bill of Lading Adopted by Carriers in Official, Southern and Western Classification Territories, Mar. 15, 1922, as amended Aug. IGHT BILL OF LADING—ORIGINAL—NOT NEGOTIABLE (Prescribed by the Interstate Commerce Commission) Shipper’s No. scl 1962 i bf : j if \4 A. ; c O M Pp A N Y Beet Wii cs : Uy ~ RECEIVED subject to the classifications and tariffs in effect on the date of the issue of this Bill of Lading. Y at Newark, No Joo occ! 6/24/44 oo 193... From Wallace & Tiernan Sales Corp., Newark, N. J. the property described below, in apparent good order, except as noted (contents and condition of the contents of packages unknown), marked, consigned, and destined as indicated below, which said company (the word company being understood throughout this contract as meaning any person or corporation in possession of the property under the contract) agrees to carry to its usual place of delivery at said destination, if on its own road or its own water line, other- wise to deliver to another carrier on the route to said destination. It is mutually agreed, as to each carrier of all or any of said property over all or any portion of said route to destination, and as to each party at any time interested in all or any of said property, that every service to be performed hereunder shall be subject to all the conditions not prohibited by law whether printed or written, herein contained, including the conditions on back hereof, which are hereby agreed to by the shipper and accepted for himself and his assigns. ied Mail or street address of consignee—For purpose of notification only. University of Kansas Physcial Education Dept. (Pool) Destination pres oie e® ee tiatent ore FORM 1443A—7-11-39—2M ? / CONTRACT TERMS. AND CONDITIONS Sec. 1. (a) The carrier or party in possession of any of the property herein described shall be liable as at common law for any loss t thereof « or ne thease, a - hereinafter provided. © 0 carrier or party in possession of all or any of the property herein described shall be liable for any loss thereof or damage thereto or delay ees act of God, the public enemy, the authority of law, or Ene eet oe Sates of the shipper or owner, or for natural shrinkage. nd carrier’s coma Il be that of warehouseman, only, for loss, damage, or delay caused by fire occurring after the expiration of the free time allowed by tariffs lawfully on file os free time tobe computed as therein provided) after notice of the arrival of the property at destination or at the port of export (if intended for ac been duly sent or given, and after placement of the p: for delivery at aeanation, or tender of delivery of the property to the party entitled to receive it, has been made. Except in case of negligence of the carrier or party in possession (and the burden to prove freedom from such negligence shall be on the carrier or party in possession), the carrier or party in possession shall not, ‘be liable for loss, damage, or delay occurring while the property is stopped aad held in transit upon the request of the ship) nl owner, or party, entitled to make such request, or resulting from a defect’ or vice in the property, or for country damage to cotton, or from riots or ea (c) In case et uarantine the property may he dhichargiat at risk and expense. of owners into quarantine depot or elsewhere, as required by quarantine ‘regulations or authorities, or forth sare dispatch at nearest available point in carrier’s judgment, and in any such case carrier's responsibility shall.cease when property is so discharged, or-property may be returned by carrier at owner’s expense to shipping point, earning ht both ways. Quarantine expenses of whatever nature or kind upon or in respec ee. shall he borne by the owners of the property or be a lien thereon. , The carrier shall not be liable for loss or damage occasioned by Fainigetion | or disinfection or other acts required or done by quarantine regulations or raultidtities even though the same may have beeen done by carrier's officers, agents, ‘or employees, nor for detention, loss, or damage of any kind occasioned by quarantine or the enforcement thereof. No carrier shall be liable, except i in of negligence, for any mistake or elas ales in any information furnished by the carrier, its agents, or officers, as to quarantine laws or regulations. The shipper shall hold the "carrieegaiartal less from any expense they may incur, or damages they may be required * Bay by reason of the introduction, of the property covered by this contract into.any place against the quarantine laws.or regulations in effect at such — 2. (a) No cerrier is bound to transport said property by any ss train or vessel, or in time for any particular market or otherwise than with ‘tharocabta dispatch. Every carrier shall-have the right in case of physical necessity to forward-said property by any carrier or route’ between the point of shipment and nod point of destination. In all cases not prohibited by-law, where a lower value than actual value has been represented in writing by the ship- gs has been ed upon in writing as the released value of the prgpety aS. Rerninel by the classification or tariffs upon which the rate is based, such er value plus 3 freight charges if paid shall be the maximum amou red, whether or not such loss or damage occurs from negligence. (b) As a condition precedent to recovery, claims : Et be filed in wainahet with th the receiving or delivering carrier, or carrier issuing-this bill of lading, or ‘earrier on whose line the loss, damage, injury or'delay occurred, within nine months after delivery of the property (or, in case of export traffic, within nine months after delivery at port of export) or, in case of ’ sailure to make delivery, then within nine months after a reasonable time. for delivery has elapsed; and suits shall be instituted against any carrier only within two years and one day a the day when notice in writing is given. by the carrier to the claimant that the carrier has disallowed the claim or any part or parts iene Ser ied sin,the notice. Where claims are —_ filed or suits are not instituted thereon in accordance with the f no carrier hall be liable, and each claims will not be pai (c) Any carrier or party liable on‘account of loss of or cama to any of said’ property shall have the full hendfit of any insurance that may have been ‘ected upon or on account of said property, so far as this shall not avoid the poli ies of contracts of insurance: Provided, That the carrier reimburse the “Gaimant for the premium paid théreon. Sec. 3. Except where such service is required as the result of carrier’s negligetice, all property shall be subject to necessary cooperage and baling at owner's | Each carrier over whose route cotton or cotton linters is to be transported hereunder shall have the privilege, at its own cost and risk, of compressing the same for greater convenience in handling or forwarding, and shall not be held responsible for deviation or unavoidable delays in procuring such compres- sion. Grain in bulk consigned to a point —— there is a railroad, public or licensed elevator, may (unless otherwise expressly noted herein, and then if it is not werd sa ane unloaded) be there delivered and placed with other grain of the same kind and grade without respect to ownership (and prompt notice thereof given to the consignor), and if so delivered shall be subject to a lien for elevator charges in addition to all othér charges hereunder. a 4. (a) Property. not removed by the party entitled to receive it within the free time allowed by tariffs, lawfully on file (such free time to be com- puted as therein provided), after. notice of the arrival of the property at destination or at the port of export (if intended for export) has been duly sent or bro and after placement of the property for delivery at destination has been made, may be kept in vessel, car, depot, warehouse or place of delivery of e carrier, subject. to the tariff chargé for storage and to carrier’s responsibility as warehouseman, only, or at the option of the carrier, may be removed to and stored in a public or licensed warehouse at the place of delivery or = available place, at the cost of the owner, and there held without liability on the part of the carrier, and subject to a lien for all freight 6 other lawful charges, including a reasonable charge for storage. (b) Where nonperishable property which has been transported to destination hereunder is refused by consignee or the party entitled to receive it, or said consignee or party entitled to: receive it, fails to recelee | it within 15 days after notice of arrival shall have been duly sent or given, the carrier may ‘sell the same at public auction to the highest bidder, at such place as may be designated by the carrier: Provided, That the carrier shall have first mailed, sent, or given to the consignor notice that the. property has been refused or remains unclaimed, as the case maybe, and that it will be subject to sale under the terms of the bill of lading if ese yp be not arranged for, and shall have published notice containing a description of the property, the name of the party to whom consigned, or, if shipped order notify, the name of the party to be notified, and the time and place of sale, once a week for two successive weeks, in a newspaper of general circulation at the place of sale or nearest place where such newspaper is published; Provided, = 30 _y shall have ee before away of notice of sale after said notice that the property was refused or remains unclaimed was mailed, sent, or give! (c) Where perishable property which has been transported hereunder to destination is refused by consignee or party en titled te. reste it, or said con- signee or party entitled to receive it shall fail to receive it arompek the carrier may, in its discretion, to prevent deterioration or further deterioration, sell the same to best advantage at private or public sale: Provided t if time serves for notification to the consignor or owner of the refusal of the prop- erty or the failure to receive it and request for disposition of the property, such notification shall be given, in such manner as the exercise of due diligence requires, before the pro. a; =) =. (d) Where the proc ed for in’ the two paragraphs last preceding is not possible, it is agreed that-nothing contained in said usragraple — be construed to, abridge tH ent the carrier at its option to sell the property under such circumstances and in such manner as may be authorized by law. (e) The proceeds of any sale made under this section shall be applied by the carrier to the payment of freight, demurrage, storage, and any other law- ful fo charter and the expense of notice, a oe sale, and other necessary expense and of caring for and maintaifing the property, if proper care of the same requires special expense, and should there be a balance it shall be paid to the owner of the property sold hereunder. (£) Property destined to or taken from a station, wharf, or landing at which there is no regularly appointed freight agent shall-be entirely af risk of owner after unloaded from cars or vessels or until loaded into cars or vessels, and, except in case of carrier's negligence, when received from or delivered to such stations, wharves, or landings)shall be at owner’s risk until the cars are attached to and after they are detached from locomotive or train or until loaded into and after unloaded from vessels. Sec. 5. No carrier hereunder will carry or be liable in any way for any documents, specie, or for any articles of extraordinary value not specifically rated in the published classifications.or tariffs unless a special agreement to do so and a stipulated value of the articles are indorsed hereon. Sec. 6. Every party, whether principal or agent, shipping explosives or dangerous goods, without previous full written disclosure to the carrier of their nature, shall be liable for and indemnify the carrier against all‘loss or damage caused by such goods, and such goods may be warehoused at owner's risk and nse or destroyed without compensation c. 7. The owner or consignee shall pay y the freight and average, if any, and all other lawful charges accruing on said property; but, except in those instances where it may lawfully be‘authorized to do so, no carrier by railroad shall deliver or —~ uish possession at destination of the property covered by this bill of lading until all tariff 7 ates and charges thereon have been paid. The consignor shall be liable for the freight and all other lawful charges, except that if the consignor stipulates, by. signature, in the space provided for that purpose on the face-of this bill-of lading that the carrier shall not make delivery without requiring paymeat of such charges and the carrier, contrary to such stipulation, shall make delivery without requiring such payment, the consignor ’ (except as hereinafter provided). shall not be liable for such charges. Provided, that, where the carrier has been instructed by the shipper or consignor to} f deliver said property to a consignee’ other than the shipper or consignor, such consignee shall not be legally liable for transportation charges in respect of transportation of said property (beyond those billed against him at the time of delivery for which he is otherwise liable) which may be found to be.due after. the property has been delivered to him, if the consignee (a) is an agent only and has no beneficial title in said property, and (b) prior to delivery ‘of said property has notified the delivering:carrier in writing of the fact of such agency and absence of beneficial title, and, in the case of a shipment reconsigned or diverted to a point other than that Specified in the original bill of lading, has also notified the delivering carrier in ‘writing of the name and address of the beneficial owner of said property; amd, in such cases'the shipper or consignor, or, in the case of a shipment’so reconsigned or diverted, the beneficial owner, shall be’ liable for such additional charges. If the consignee has given to the carrier erroneous information as to who the beneficial owner is, such consignee shall. himself be liable for:such additional charges. Nothing herein shall limit the right of the carrier to require at time of shipment the prepayment or guarantee of the charges. If upon inspection it is ascertained that the articles shipped are not those described in this bill of lading, the freight charges must. be paid upon the articles actually shipped. Sec. 8. If this bill-of lading is issuéd on the order of the shipper, or his.agent, in exchange or in substitution for another bill of lading, the shipper’s sig nature to the prior bill.of lading | sto the statement of value or otherwise, or election of common law or bill of lading liability, in or in connection with such prior bill of lading, shall be considered a part’of this bill of lading as fully as if the same were written or made in or in connection with this bill of 1 pocine, Sec. 9, (a) If all or any part of said property is carried by water over any part of said route, such water carriage shall be performed subject to all the terms and provisions of, and all the exemptions from liability contained in, the Act of Congress of the United States, approved on February 13, 1893, and entitled “An act. relating to the navigation of vessels, etc.,” and of. other statutes of the United States according carriers by water the protection of limited liability, and to the conditions contained in. this bill of lading not cag evei therewith or with this section. (b) No such carrier by water shall be liable for any loss or damage resulting from any fire happening to or on board the vessel, of from “explosion, beating of boilers or breakage of shafts, unless caused by the: design or neglect of such carrier. the owner shall have exercised due diligence in making the vessel in all respects seaworthy and properly manned, equipped, and supplied, no such dankies shall be liable for any loss or damage resulting from the perils of the lakes, seas, or other waters, or from latent defects i in pot machin Aid spar: tenances whether existing. prior to, at the time of, or = sailing; or from Payers tranding, or other accid of bam prolonit ‘on of the voyage. And, when for any reason it'is necessary, any ve8sel carrying any or all of Creer) herein described shall be at Tibert “om call at any port ‘or ports, in or out of.the customary route, to tow and be towed, to transfer, vapethips e ego to load and discharge goods at any time, to assist vessels in distress, to deviate for the purpose of saving life or property, and for oe og in case of negligence such carrier shall not be respen- sible for any loss or damage to property if it be necessary or is usual to iy eu 1e U) eck, General Average shall be payable according to the ork Auten Rules of 1924, Secons 1 to 15, inclusive, and Sections 17 to 29, inclusive, and as to matters not covered ther eupby according to the laws and usages of the Port of New York. If the owners shall have exercised due diligence to make the, vessel in all respects seaworthy and propérly manned, equipped and supplied, it is hereby agreed that in case of danger, damage or disaster resulting from faults or errors in navigation, or in the management of the vessel, or from m any. latent or other defects in the vessel, her machinery or appurtenances, or from unseaworthyness, whether existing at the time of shipment or at the beginning of the voyage (provided the latent or other defects or the unseaworthyness was, not discoverable by the exercise of due diligence), the shippers, consignees and/or. owners of the cargo shall nevertheless pay salvage and any special charges incurred in respect of the cargo, and shall contribute with the shipowner in general average to the payment of any sacrifices, losses or expenses of a general 55 nature’ that may be made or incurred for the common benefit or to wh pe the adventure from any common peri (e) If oo property is being carried under a tariff which: provides that any carrier or carriers party thereto shali be liable for loss from perils of the sea, then as to such carrier or carriers the provisions of this section shall Ee modified i in accordance with the tariff provisions, which shall be regarded as incor-. pane into the conditions of this bill of lading. (£) The term “water carriage” in this section shall not be construed as ineluding lighterage in or across rivers, harbors, or lakes, when performed by or al behalf of rail carriers. 10. Any alteration, addition, or erasure in this bill of lading which shall be made without the special notation peree of the agent of the carrier ferning this bill of lading, shall be without effect, and this bill of lading shall-be enforceable according to its original tenor. a So Sn I a AN I i gy TT RE ln ae eT peices ii CHLORINE CONTROL AND CHEMICAL FEED DEVICES NEWARK, 1, NEW JERSEY WALLACE & TIERNAN SALES CORP. Vv SC 6633 OFFICES IN PRINCIPAL CITIES University of Kansas, Your Order NoROYV..4195 Our Order No...:.... 11962... Shipped __....... 6/24 f 44. Vik FRT.. PPD... SOLD TO 3 | : Lawrence, Kansas ec July 8, 1944 TERMS: 30 DAYS NET auvlicate PAYABLE IN NEW YORK FUNDS RIORITY 990043, RATING AA 3S, P.O. 4195 SE DP, CLASS B 1, SPECIAL 1 ‘YPE MSVGM CHLORINATOR Complete Serial 8483 [Including supervision of installation ais oo eae - WRENGE "PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPT. (POOL) "— Note:| Credit in the amount of $50.00 will be Form 910A 9-8-48 3M at Newark, Ned. charges prepaid. [Net $1165.00 Form Attached be m compliance with These prices are intended to sie tents If they conflict sHeablé maximum priee regulations. ; wilh suc regulatieas, adjustment will be ma that the apparatus shipped is free from defects in workmanship and materials but its liability is limited to the replacement f. o. b. Newark, New Jersey of the defective parts thereof. issued upon receipt of MSPM Chlorinator Wallace & Tiernan Sales Corporation warrant for a period of one year after shipment ||: WALLACE & TIERNAN SALES CORPORATION CHLORINE CONTROL AND CHEMICAL FEED DEVICES NEWARK, NEW JERSEY ZONE 1 gune 7, 1944 University of Kansas Lawrence, Kansas Att: F. ¢C. Allen Dir. Of Physical Education Varsity Basketball Coach Gentlemen: - We are in receipt of your check #110435 in the amount of $53.08, for which we wish to thank you. In checking our records, however, we now find that there is an overpayment on your account of $1.00. It will be in order for you, therefore, to deduct this amount from your next remittance, or if you prefer, we will forward our check to cover. Thanking you for your cooperation, we are Very truly yours, WALLACE & TIERNAN SALES CORP. JZ TIERNAN PR EH CREDIT DEPARTMENT