Times Pub. Co. v. Rood

On December 9, 1908, the Times Publishing Company granted for a period of two years to Elmer S. Rood the exclusive privilege of circulating and distributing the El Paso Morning Times, a daily newspaper, in El Paso and vicinity, agreeing to furnish such copies as he might order each day, charging one cent each for same. The company was to further furnish each day, free of charge, a number of copies of the paper, equal to 5 per cent, of the number of copies charged to him. Payment for the paper was to be made on the 10th of each month, and it was provided that failure to pay for papers ordered,…