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THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOiIrNAU'sUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1309.
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JOURNAL PUBLISHING CO.
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2500 Yards Pure Linen Torchon
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K. B HK.VINn (,lt
P. S. Bt'WCHEll BuilnM Mniisr
How We Do It
Lace (Just in) worth up to 20c per
YardSpecial at 5c per yard at
' EnUrfí aocond (Iéii mnttr at th
peat. .fflr t Allimilriil. N U., lindar e
i Cmikm of March i, J1Í.
ii
? THB Minimi joi n M. I Tur
.VlhXi.rivn TUL ttlVI ll'l H4
ill zr.v.w ;.'iur "in : -fu it
?itiKAMi tHie mrTHrto of tub k;-
10 HI'.
otiui or M itMr mrrio.
!Tillr, Mftwr. n ntnth. .
iMlli't bjr 11. " wntli
trcw rK-ciiUUon ttia unr llir ntr
hi N.w Mallra. Tha lT aMT la ilaw
Urllra iMm r T i in rr.
I "Th Manila Journal ha lilibr rlr
mUllo ratina than la arraralMl to unr
thar papar In AIIriM or any ollirr
4mr In Naw Mrilre." Tha AnnrUaa
fcrwanaiier I Hurtar.
41.1)14)1 It ItQlK
xnw mino
I'ltHUIIKUS AMI T1IIJH l'AY.
A itliort lliiio ugo the llcv. V. S
Rockwell, pimtor of the Khoiiduii
Park Methodist Kplscopul church, In
ChlciiRO, rinlffficd IiIh charge and quit
the ministry, briuuao bin sultiry of
12.600 a ytflr wu not uffhicnt fur
hi nerd. Then llti iiucstloii was
asked: "I)oc the nu'ug'T Income
Pfilll till' IVlTdKU minister of llw gns-
pcl Warrant lilm In iorMikliig his
culling fui- another more lucrative '!'
Tim Aotintlon tif Methodist Mln
laiein in Han Francisco utiawered this
gucntlon at their meet lug lust Mnu
day, by voting: ununlinouxly In the re
Salive ntitt thl In pplte of the fact
tilt the average aalury of mlnlst..
of that denomination throughout tl
state of California docs not ex, ei ó
$800. Not a Methodist minister In Sin
ÍYontlfcco, tin full atutoa, rotii I le
found who thought Kockw ell's h'i
JiiMlfloblt. from inliilMti'iliil Hi.iiil-
point; lluri' ttna not oin' who uve-
lilm inornl muiporl.
All it.' wllllnir lo ml mil t hut 1 1 1.
liilnlwU'rliil cdllliiR iih tt profilon .i"
woffully utuliTpnkt anil tlmt tin- luk
o-' ii'nüy money entailed it ilrinlm )
rflld hsrd.ihln extremely iHffleui. to
ln(.l. All tiRieid w It ti hlni thut :
Mitir effort unit the ruine liuvller'ti.ii
nernv would, If dlreiti ! toward 0II10
end, produee more profitable remilln;
t'lit all were firm aualiift the m.il'i;
nlW theory nnd In lln' luxuth o:
n.uii ition a fowiul e xrejiUr n
t'littoent t tin it In the durdeiiH of t in
hill.
IT W AS Ml ,M hl.T.
Ill leKponne to the addtv."" of , l
lome at Hampton lloiidi-, Admluil
Kperry, Npeuklng for the offleern it ml
men of the (rent fleet, fu Id.
"Willie have heen emhi lliiK tin
eiohe, r have douhled the uniré of
Jut year's lret pfmllie. I'll
fleit'a rfflcleney hat iinTeiim'd
twi-nty-flvu per rent hy ei ononiy of
iol eoiiHUniitloli, due to hard work
and faithful men below d'-ikt. When
a tonti ft eomi H u navy mind know
liow to get there, and how to Ktay
there when It Ket there
"Now that the world In ovi-iiu-d y
th neople nnd for the people. It l
not nufflelent that a military m liiti ai y
ruht ahotild know on paper the ponrd-
lillltlix of a I'onteM and the quentloiio
at lifiie. I'nder the i dim 1 1 ti t Ii tut I
(orina wl'lih rule the world today.
MTti In ItUiwl. piihlU- aelltlmetlt 11la
fore a luhr Into u war to keep him
out of It. And finer the people K' n
erully are only linpreffed by what
they are, tt Ih neeeiMiry. if yon dehlre
the lori' of the world, that lull
uliow your lb i t "
II H HltohlA PIT l lltlM.
Tile fetllille MlllltMIlt llil-. l.luK'H out
In lioKioii. muí I iiitrvins the war
Into the i-io my' l amp The fiilfi'UKi
booMi In at th "Hub." tt.iuiKh not i
et itllte HB MlillUnU" llf the Hlll'f TH -Rt!tf
of I.oikIuii. pave JuM Rivill the
world it putty 1.111 .-ample of their
1111 tal
An ordiiiií In lo w "ii,i r a.ioiiots.
When H bill KliilltlMi; iltfl,IKe lo
Wtirill n WUH llll.l- 1 rell-liiel .1 1 Itoi l.l-
lore ii e.iiumitti e u( the Ii nihhit hi -.
Iilft Tllealu. tile .tut. hiill-e w,is
lltllillly IxwlKeil nr.d o ! " lii lined
with women, and the o, . .i.-mn i !.. i,l
In have prirntd by t.n III" mu-i
formidable demon.! i utiori in i.imm
the eatise e,r wltneM,l on the en-
inelit The elowd llllllll.t ti d hi i I
Two thiiii..anil. and i j t . .- 11 . .1 tin
tnf-t fin let)' of ollftoll Tin pl.ii.eil
liifH were peí fe, t iiroerli. hut
the i row ,1 f.immi d the i nnioi:lt
room to onrtlowlnu. iiiueiine- the!
rri'lotf lnip,n.".ible. i.od tm.il'x .mi
inertiow inei tiiig v ,11. 01 .ir.'.'.. .1 on
tile fti pa of the ft.iti boufe
' Thin meetln " 1 I'.ro to, I 1, the,
Nw York H.-i.iM repot t ot the in-1
iri'nt. 'wan t.jmeil I. y old-rx ,f thf
art (i Jul at t no. !,. .Iimi'.iI the
IxiHi e to .bar the Mf, Tío mm
ete HURgitne o' II u 1 .1 ft 't ti attltil-
tlnn In r'tiK'.nnrt Alter the t w. re
rltei1. Die miii n held a metlnt; on
lluutoit Common. s.. arr.it ! in
(rufti u round tb" imiiiitiic room
within the tmildin that puliré r-arn-a
were called to pret.t-rve oiibr.
"Muro han lonr hundred ,etotia
wfrr in the room, wblih holdh nom
inally about two hundred. Then- a
petition of Mr. Julia Ward Howe,
xklnf that tha word "mal" t
stricken from the legal iiuallficiitlon
of voters nan read. Mia. Teresfl
Crowley, of llrookllne, lead the fa
vorable debatir, while flmrlea II.
Kaundeif hended the retuonuti unta,
he repn Hentlnif an awtociutlon ip
po.ei to the exteilfloii of nif ft fine to
women
"Amonn upeiikifK for the petition
were the Itev. Anna II Shaw, proHl
dent of the .Vutioiuil Woman Suf
frage HHoelntlon; Misa Allee Stone
Hlai kwell, John T. Tobln, preKldenl
of the Hoot and Shoe Worker' union,
mid Hnbbl t'liiiilen rielKher. I'rof
William T. KedKewh k, of tl e MllHHU
ehuHittn IriHtlttite of TeehnoloKV, an Id
that rh iitifb'iill.v women HtiffrnKo I1
I , tl oMl u de.
"At the overflow nueliiiK on the
Ktepa und portleo of the Ktati hotiKf
the crowd WUH (ru;iiiii,i'd by the pie-t-1
11 if of cnn i'iP'Ticy Htintdiirda. lien
the lend r were two KukIIhIi auffrn
Rettea. MIhh Km In 1 t'oMtello and MIhs
Kb iiiior Itemlell. w ho bad HlldreHfed
a bia meitliiM at Kniieiibl hull the
nli(ht before. A Boon iih the women
wife ordered from the hIiiIi 1hiiih
HtepH, a parade wan taken up to Ho
Common. for a meeting lure n !!
celiac had been obtained. For tm
honra the apcnker lit the othei
mcetlnirft adflreHHcd the crowd on tin
Common."
mm;s a ;hi:t ii i 1 1 :it i :n
It Ih run cully reported from WhkIi
liiKtou that the democratic HeiiHtor"
arc roIiik to be divided w In n tin
tariff bill l i nchi H I In in next scmhIoii
IIM lo the best policy to be pUI'Mlid
They arc a unit on the uclieial prin
ciple Hint the tariff Hlmuld be bused
on the ili uiamlH of the overnmi nl
for revenue rather than protection
and apparently If the dcmocrati
themsehea were In the majority nnd
were framing n bill it would be upon
thlM !jii.i!h.
Sonic of tbein believe In prncoodlno.
upon HiIh theory even thoiiKh the
rcpiiKlliaiiH frame the hill. tllhera,
eomiiiK from ftateM In which there
are Inruc IihIiihii les which have here
tofore been Hie Mlllljltt.. Of protec
tion, lake the View that, an the hill
will under any cllvuniMtitiiccH be n
protective nieiiHiire, It I In the Mm- id
their duty to their ninstltiieiita to v
ert tin niNch cH to obtnhi the bent pro
tection poaslble In the new meamu'e
Senator Slmiiioim of North Carolina
In ti ti i im Hie Mini I turn ilemocrnt"
who take the position that the Month
ern producís should be properly taker
cale of In a protective bill, and In
will devote special at lent Ion to tin
lumber Mchcdiile, which he appre
hend", yyill he vluoruiiHly iittin kml in
the ift.ut to act new IcRiKlutlon. And
Ii will be found when the time conies
that aemitoi'M nnd member of both
partlea will be very i bury about vnt
Iuk for any Hint of "rev Islon" that
falls to Mrctih the blanket of pnHie
tlon over thin"," that ale produced I"
"our folks."
i i;t
nr. "Tin: in 1 1: hoi si:
Speaking of ,111 effort now being
tnudo by Hie inauguration committee
tn Washington, to have Mr. Tuft
lien he becomes president, ileslgnali
bis ofliiial residence as the "Kxecll
live Mansion," Im-li ml of tin "Whit'
House," the Chicago liecord -Herald
protesta against the pioposed change
It calls attention to the fact that when
President Hoiifi-Velt lOSIIIlleil office
he bad all the letlelheiiils un Ule ex
. i utile stationery changed to lead
"White House," Instead of "Kw'iii
live Mansion." In his rrleiviice to the
ple-ldellls house 111 Speeches lllld
.1. i.ni. nis he has employed the satin
form. His explanation, when loin
incut was iioiihed h'. the Innovation.!
was that eiely state has an .xnulii. ,
mansion. while there Is only one i
W hile Hi. us-. To gte distinction t",
the home of the nation's executive b j
fi.inuilli ih signaling It It bad n (
known popularly was tin more iham
the cxi ii en of common sense.
Mr Hoii.-i n it, however, did not
, out Ho' , xpi essioii The popular nf
pi ll.it urn goes I. ai k so far that no one,
knows just how it in iginated, and th -
present i olltl el el SV hil I' d stllihlllM
of histoiy into an mi est ig.ition to de-j
ti rinine Kpi.-toUi) lidence is at
hand to show it was called "White!
House ' i.j its occupants In IM" j
wh.-n Tiler w-i president. j
A sp.ri that sounds good enough
to he Hue, giles the honor to pt'iM-l
.but M.i.ii-on When the isritish'
burned to. ex.-, utile mansion In I'M;
l!,e u.lU-i ll. I.- Utile .I.IUUged. Hlni:
idinioi ni.i.le an appropriation t-i . I
painl th. in Tli. i m i,, painted, thelllClUS, Dr. I'-icc, the faillOUS
color i.l.iiio.l .it since Madison 'flKhJ CXJUTt, llJS recently TO-
s'" ln u"" "iduccd a Wheat Klake Celery
,t la rsoiia'. tin nd shortlv utterwanl! . . . . . , . . , . . '
w,,e Com. In and s. e any time jt"Ood, which IS highly nUtntlOUS,
vou win iw!"s rind no- in at thr.casv of digestion, and a most
whit- House ,
...... ... ..-a. , .,
11 la ine I ill uitir inn nuiiul. .in.
around ant within ii walla have
crown romani-f and hL-tori thai art-
Indelibly avtoeliitf 4 with thr name a
the World know'H It. Jta traditiona
hever would fit with ita legal appella
tion. TÍc c-aptloUHneaM that demands
it return to the use of the latter dull
und formar title la silly. If curiRresi"
feels that It miift take eonisiance of
the matter let It. pass a law to cull the
White Houkc the White House.
The number of IrrlKutlon enter
urlHoanoyv In hand In thl territory,
of urious dlniensloiiM and In various
HtaacM of Ucvelopmi lit. Will he capable
of mid I iti4, when completed, almost, If
not (iilte. one hundred per cent to
the nroduciiiK iicreaKe of New Mex
ico. That Is, we are provldlnu; the fu-
cllltlcH for aupportliiK twice iih mnny
iiconle iim we have ut present nnd
capital Is only JiiMt wuklnu: up to the
ai'iiml opportunities that me offered
for Investments In this Hue.
T 'ere are a multitude of tlilim la-
fire Hie present IcuJhIu t urc which tin j
public Kood and Hie good ,,,,. ,,f :
the legislature di nuiiul should be left;
over till next time, ami there are I
M, i, few IhliiirH which the tiublle aooil
and the inline or the legislature cipiul
ly dciiiuiul should be attended to this
time.
As we look forward from tile l.,d
day of February we arc not iil.ll : to
perceive anything very lion-like, i i
the coming of Match. Hut, then our
weather knows how to get up :i v-ry
creditable roar in I w eiity-foii.' Ikuii:
when tin- occasion calls for II.
Siniib.iy Is now observed in congress
iim 'obituary day." No doubt the presi
dent would be ilci-llghled with the
plan, If he could be allowed to name
the men to receive the obituario.
Looking Backward,
I From
Morning Journal of Feb.
:'S. lss.'l.i
.. I'rospi els good for building of
Presenil and thiiiy-fil'th Parallel tall
way. (iiianls under Captain lion mía 1 1"
return from -.'ill mile six-day ride uf
lor rustlers minus Hie 'rustlers.
Large und molley array of whiskers
noted and mules have lust twenty
pounds In Weight each
I .iih Vegas young nun advertising
111 Kansas papers for wives
Colonel A .1. Hair appointed coun
ty attorney.
William lloivheii elected president
of t In- New Mexico and Illinois Min
ing and Manufacturing' company.
At meeting of hoard oí trade Judge
I, s. Trimble declares tin- Denver
It In (rumie Is contemplating the im-
nicdlati iiMli'iu'tloti of an extension
from Chama to A Ibiuiuei'inie nnd
hoard takes steps lo secure extension.
Humored Frisco railway Is to com
mence building line east from Albu
querque. Santiago Haia goes to llnlbronU oil
business,
Albuquerque llildg iipany re
ports big receipts from tolls over
Klo i runde bridge.
Pluilogrupliois
For good, prompt rctoiu bing. send
negatives to A. It. Wciscr, 111 N. Wul.
ter, Albuquerque, N. M.
Sou thwest ern
News Notes
The Portales Times has installed a
new Cranston cylinder press and the
Tunes will be enlarged lo six column.
Tin Willard real csl.tio dealers who
ale an enterprising bunch, have ef
fected an organization Willi W. M
Tailor, president and W. I.. Morrow,
secretary.
Albert Wcstfleld. pinched las! week
at Maxwell City for .tur.iiotig a board
lull at French, N M i s. aped from
bis guards before being placed In ii-.
Union .tug and Is still at l.'ige.
Poll. ib s has guile dry , an ordli am
pioi Ming for the closing of the
s.il i- having been passed hv the
tow n trustees This takes elici t March
end H y.ni have a thlrsi In Portales
i i i. i : 1 .it ti ii" it is art. -'., j iv.i'.i r
for oii is -
WHEAT FLAKE CELERY
IF
liv rp,-nl tficiihtir vnpri.
delicious every day loud lor all
cUsscs
For al by all Grocers
What the Editors
of the Southwest
Aré Saying
rs ?
Our law makers mid to put In
full time between now and time for
adjournment if they expect to make
themselves famous.. Willard liecord.
Hope I or the. Hot of I s.
Jf (Jerónimo hua reached the happy
huntlntf roundH by this time there Is
hope lor (ill sor Is and' conditions of
men for u plciiHUrcublu hereafter.
l,us Vi-kuh titlc.
No l lyci'H I'or llim.
No the Czar did not fly with
Wright. He prefer doing business on
the ground floor and will avoid all
in rial flights an long us the anarchists
will permit. El I'aso Tínica.
Horror! Itriilge?
Slot machines lire turned to the
wall In Illshee now, and even wu in
cus' clubs are Included III the recent
sweeping; order against gambling.
i:i I'aso Herald.
Keep Her and Welcome.
The London music hull that has en
gug'ii Aunt Carrie Nation ought to
understund that its popularity In this
country is bound to be measured
by the length of time it has engaged
her. Tucson Citizen.
Hill Ijiltlt.
The best Investment un earth is
earth The mall who is wise enough
to see tile possibilities of good Irriga
ble land nnd to secure some of It ut
present prices will never 1'ogTct do
liiK so. French riiilndeiiler.
Correction.
The Santa Fc New Mexican contains
a labored editorial on the xlrtuc of
the "Spineless Prickly Pear" which is
not without considerable merit. The
Plnindeulcr would suggest, however
that "Spineless Prickly Pear" Is a
misnomer If the prickly pear Is
spineless tt would not he a prickly
pear hut n prlckless pear. French
Plnindeulcr.
Where shall Hie Uli'Uc) and Hie
Highball ApM-ar?
Shades ol Hacchns: iur legislature
propone tu eradicate the 1 lemon Hum
bv requiring nil hibuloiisly Inclined
liliczns to puy u t' license fee. The
plan may not be In strict harmony
with scientific Ideas of taxation but
ii.i a system we challenge compari
son with many methods In vogue with
older commonwealths. We suggest,
however, that the tax- should be
graduated that the 'ordiliary beer
drinker would not be forced to pay
the-same license as those who lake
theirs mixed. French Plalndculcr.
lUbcrc to Worship Coday
llltST MIOTHOOIST KIMsrOI'AL
Itev. J. V. Kolllus. I). !.. l'astor.
Public services ut 11 a. m. and "::!
p. in. Sunday school ut ! : 4 und 11.
wortli League at 6 : Ü ( I p. ill.
At the iienlng hour there will be a
siicial musliut irogniiii rendered b.
the quartet. I'ollows the ord"l' for
the di.;-:
Doxolomy.
Ilyiiin, "Mark. Ten Thousand Hai'pi
:tnd Voices "
Apostles' Creed und (.".loria.
A lit lit in lyuartet) "Arise, Shine, For
Thy light is Come." Hack
Lesson .unl Pastoral Prayer.
Choir Uc.Siiinsc and Offertory.
Unci (Mrs Frank and Mr. Cart
wright I "My Faith Looks I'p to
Thee," Pin k i n an
Senium I the I'astoii "W hat Is II to
lie :i Christian?"
Hymn.
Heeediction.
livening fervid
l All the evening hymns were mil
ieu hy Isaac Watts !
11 y mu.
fi sponslve Headings.
Anthem. "(loria, " from Twelflh
Mass Mozart
ijuurtcl.
l'tayer.
Htiel (Mrs Frank and Miss F.utlcri.
'C.od That Mad.st Kurlli and Ilia
yon" Uathbinnl
Haritoue Solo ( F. S. Cartw right 1.
"Lltanei." Si hub. it
t tl f..i't.irv
Anthiin (yuaileti. "Hark. Hark. Mvi
Soul," Mielly
Uii.f Aildress ilr. Uolliusl, "The
Hiography of an Immortal Hymn
Writer."
one id His Hymns.
Soprano Solo, with (Juaiti t H tiain.
(Mrs. C. A. Frank. "The Sang tin
A ngels Si ng' - j
!l mu.
Hi in diction.
The public is cordially invited to ull
service.
llltST I"KI"MI Tt'.KI A V trilltCH.
(Corner Vifth St. and Silver Ave.)
Itev. llu;li a. Okhmt. l'astor. )
Seiiiees ut 11 a in and T:;til p. m
Sunday svlio-d at 8 41 a. m Cht Wuan
Kntbaior at li i ,. p. m At Tila t lit it
will bt a spici. il service of nolig Fol-
. ... 1 !. I. ...I ...l..,ll.,ll
lot. I O.H Hie tue in ii pi. ... ............ .
.XltM mug .
Offcrtorv "ii gin'a Prayer."
Massenet
Anthem "Lead Me Heiitly Home,
Father," Thompson
Piistludi "I'm onmion" ... Mycrhirr
Fit niiig -
Prelud-- -' Mi-ifilKi Siinonitte
Anthem "Kecessioiiul" Kipling
Ladles' Quartet "Child, He Afraid
Meredith
Misses Klwood, Frgnklin, Mordy
and Mrs, Sutton.
Organ Solo Selected
Mr. Schwintker.
Solo "The jieautiful Home of
Purudise" - ... KiB
Mist. Lillian Klwood.
offertory "iicrceuse" '. . . . C.uilniunt
The public cordially invited.
COXCillKGATIONAIj OllinCII.
(Corner Hroadwuy and Coal.)
Itev. V. J. tlarsli, iinHtor.
Hcgular preaching services at 1 1
n. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school
at :4á a. in. II. S. Lithgow, super
intendent. Christian Kndeavor at fl:4."i
p. m. All are cordially invited to
these servicca. StrangerH made wel
come. The following urc the musical
selections for the day:
Morning Anthem "God Is LoveA'
hy Harry Howe Shelly: quartet. Duet
"My Fuith Looks up to Thee," by
Lachner; Mrs. Woodford and Miss
Heynolds.
F.venlng Music furnislied by
chorus choir. Miss Strong, leader. Solo
"Hold Thou My Hand." by C. S.
iiiggs und Miss Kva Mine. organ
ist, Miss Da via.
ST. JOHN S HI'ISCOVAL.
(Corner of Fourth and Silver Ave.)
!((. I'lrtclier Cook, I'll. I Héctor
Today Is the first Sunday in Lent,
nnd everybody should go to church
somewhere. If It is wrong to open
tlie stores on Sunday then It is Just
us wrong to straighten up your books
or attend your business mail. It is
just as unnianly to violate one's own
conscience as to violate the law. Co
to church. We will welcome you ill
St. John's, wiierc we have holy com
munion at 7 a. in., Sunday school at
10 a. m.. worship with sermon on
"The Hlind Man at the Forks of the
Hoad" at 11 a. in., and worship with
sermon on "How Jericho was Scan
dalized" at 7:30 p. m.-
t;ltNT ( IIU'llli A. M- K CHt HCII.
(Ucv. Jus. Washington, pastor.)
preaching at 11:4.'. a. m. and :30
j). m. (. lass nit-els al i ni. ano .-u.i-day
school at II p. in. Prayer meet
ing and class Wednesday at 7:1111 p. in.
The W. M. M. society will meet this
week ut the parsonage. Thursday ut
2 p. in. The literary society will meet
Friday at 7:3a p. m. The art and cm
broidery club will meet ut the purson
age Saturday at J p. in. All are cor
dially invited and made welcome to
those services,
CJIItlsTIAN Cllt KC1I.
(South Hroadwuy.)
Itev. V. i:. Itryson, l'astor.
Sunday school, 10 a. m Morning
service. 11 u. mi subject. "The Ser
vant Who Is (rcater Than the Lord
Isaiah 10:1.1. Christian Kndeavor.
6:11(1 p. in. levelling service, 7:lbl
p. m.; subject. "The Strength of n
Three-Fold Cord ICcclesiastes, 4:12.
Wednesday evening prayer meeting.
7:30. Teacher training lesson V.
lll(. HI. AMI MKTHODISI'. SOt Til.
I Ucv. C. A. Chirk, pastor. )
All services or the day ill their
usual order, with preaching by the
pastor. Solos at r.iorning si nice by
Mrs. Collins and Mr. Davidson, and
at the evening service by Mrs. Col
lins, with hvinn anthem by the choir.
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I.MMACl'I.ATK U( liPTION.
Karly muss. 7 it. in.; high mass and
sermon. :30; welling service and
conference, Hii p. m.
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ST. I'Al'l.'S I VAN(.i:i.lCAIi
l.l THIIHW.
Sunday school at ! : I á a. ni. (cr
inan service at II a. m. and Knglish
service ill the evening at 7:30 p. m.
There will also be services each Wed-1
nesday evening during the season of)
Lent, beginning at 7:30 p. m. All urc;
cordially invited.
FIRST BAPTIST CIll KOH.
(Corner Hroadwuy and Lead Ave.)
Itev. J. V. Sliuw pustor.
' Sermons by the pustor at 11 a. hi. ;
and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at !i:4."
a. in. Young People's meeting ut ti:30'
p. ill.
All urc
services.
cordially invited to these
ClIIUSTIAN SCI UN CI".
(At the Public Library Hid;.'.)
Sunday morning ut 11 o'clock, sub
ject, "Christ Jesus." Sunday school'
at a:4."j. Testimonial meetings Wed
nesday evening at 7:30. Heading
room open Monday, Wednesday and
Friday from 2 to 4.
RAILROADS AND THE BEAU
TIFUL SNOW.
In Croat lliitain, where, fortunate
ly, the frequency and magnitude of
snowstorms arc not on so lavish a
sculc. except ill Hie far north iif Scot
land, us in America and many parts
of the continent, it is not considered
necessary to organize a special plunt
and trained personnel for fighting the
railway man's worst and most dread
ed enemy. Nevertheless, hardly a win
ter passes without the services of,
snowplnws being requisitioned Rome
where, and more or less extensively.
The wedge type of plow is a regu
lar part of the equipment oí the
northern railway companies. in one
form it is merely attached to the front
of the locomotive, while In another,
which Is much stronger and more ef
fective, it constltutea a separate Iron
clad vehicle of hugh dimeiisioiis, the
appearance of which resembles the
bows of a warship.
The living-room in this type ot
plow contain an arsenal of tools;
nor are the necessaries of life for
gotten, for us the plow llself not in
frequently gets imprisoned, food and
drink sufficient to last the plovers
a week are taken. The rotary' type
of plow Is used on most American
and many Continental railways,
though It has not yet conic Into yogue
in this country'. It Is Inlinitely super
lor to the wedge type in dealing with
serious blixkildes.
ln Ameriia. after raging blizzards
which left not a single wire standing,
trains have continued to run oyer long
stretches of automatically signaled
track in accordance with the block
system. Neicrtheless. nil those re
finements are as nothing if the en
gine driver cannot read the signals
and there is nothing like snow to ob
scure the latter from vision. The only
reliable solution of this problem Is
the repetition of signals In the "cub"
of the locomotive.
On the Fairford brunch of the
(roat Western railroad audible sig
nals are given In the "cubs" of tin
engines at the distant signaling poliu
by means of a shoe on the locomotivi
engaging with an Immovable, ener
gized ramp between the rails. Tin
drivers were able to receive their sis
nuls in a snowstorm just as if normal
condition prevailed.
Severe weather is liable to inter
rupt the performance of long non
stop runs by freezing the contents of
the track troughs, and compelling
trains to stop specially for replenish
ing the engine-tender. Where traf
fic is comparatively light, however,
the troughs have stcum-plpcs running
through thorn, so as to lender the
contingency more remote.
Turning to the problems which
snow creates in the case oT electric
railways the lack of a shoe which will
continue to make contact In spite of
the deposit It a serious hindrance to
"third" rail traction, when that eon-
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Shoes for Hoys and (litis
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can only ho had ultli your
tit l 1 1 in o looking at ils best.
lililí"; us that soil Ilia! has
lost lis shape, wince damsels
re basg). u hosi- coal lils so ill
ami liaie us clean mil press it
mill it will be returned in an
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gnriuciit.s.
m:nv i.i.i; x i'i:i:s
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ductor becomes coated with frozen
snow.
The difficulty grows more acute
when the "third" rail is protected hy
a plank as fhen the action of the shoo
wedges (in- snow between them; arch
ing follows, which molts it. and the
resultant water freezes on the rail
and renders the current Inaccessible.
II, O. Archer.
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