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THE EVENING HERALD, ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., FRIDAY. JULY 24, 1914.
FIVE
TODAY'S LIVE NEWS
OF SUNSHINE STATE
PROGRESSIVES ARE
GOING TO TAKE
TO MR PATH
RGHT 1
Action of State Central Com
mittee in Santa Fe Yester
day Explodes all Hope for
Bctublican Harmony.
hesolutionTput
ban on fusion
Convention to be Held at Be
lcn September 3rd Expected
to Nominate Full State
Ticket.
to rivet the collar on this voters In
ill. same olcl way, mill thr widespread
talk of serious dissension In I ho Item.
r.cratlc ranks, with the resurgence ol
Theodore Roosevelt have combined In
Inallll all kinds of vigorous optimism
Inln thn Progressives of New Mexico;
anil the central commttee merlin
showed It. It wii a meeting thiit be
spoke also businesslike determina
tion on the part of the organisation
throughout Dm anna.
IYER AGAIII HEAD cf-
OF THE WESTERFJ PI? HO II HHP PMIM MOM
FEDERATIOfl iBllL UJ UJJ 11 liJ L U Uvllllll UUA11$
V, I i , - : ::::-:z:zzzl. J)
On Sale for the Next 10 Davs
v
Elias Garcia Case
Found Against
Plaintiff
KmIhI llsiatcli tn Ttie Herald.)
rionta Ke, N. M-. July 24. ljie lllia Virginia, CHy, Ncv.: Joseph l. Cun
afternoon the elate supreme court mm, ltlsl.ee, Aria.; Juinea fhco,
handed dow n n decision In III" casn . Jlulte, Mont.
of Klorence Mllian flurciu, n minor, I a motion tn elect a committee ol
ly K. N. Wilson her next friend, . three ! go Ii Hutto and hold a new
satirist Mrs, Pelrii C. Uiircla. tho fu- election In the Unite local union
moiia tlarclit estate caae from Albu- put over until next Tuesday when the
iieriiie. In favor of the defendant, I'utte controversy will lie made a
Mra. (larclu. The opinion, which la special order of business.
very lengthy, goes Into the iiueatlnn
Beport of Referendum Com
mittee Made Today to Con
vention of Miners Union in
Denver.
!enver. July 2t. Tho committee
whlih canvassed the referendum vote
of olllcera today reported to the con-1
venllon of the Western Federation ol
Mltiera the election of the following:
President. Onirics II. Moycr: vice
president, C, r. Muhnniy; secretary-l
treasurer, r.rncsi Mill; executive
hoard memliera, J. O. Towney, llutle;
William Havldson, New Itinvcr, It. C; '
tiny Miller. Joidln, Mo.; V.im o Tcr.
h, Ansela t'anip. Calif. Fraternal
delegates to Ihe lolled Mine Work
ers of America convention were
choxen n a f Hows: J. c. Williams,
tlrasa Valley, Pal.; rharlc Tanner,'
We are placing our entire line of NEW PANAMA HATS
on sale, very newest shapes, at nearly
I)
of legitimacy of the tiarclH child. Ihe. CTRfVNfl VtV A.TT"RF1 Tfl
plaintiff and aim. Into the ethical 5 "
(Kprclal ItlatNiMi to T" Herald.)
Kama Ke, N. M.. July It. Action
taken hy the Progressiva parly's state
committee at Ha meeting here tester
day afternoon put the llnla quietus on
Ilia bright hopes of the llepuhlicaii
leadera lor a f union In which the llul",
Muoscrs might be Induced to consent
to at leant a temporary union of the
once solid lie publican party In New
Muxlco. The Kepuldlcuus have given
Bp. Hope for a get together move
ment hns been abanduned and with
that hope goes all hope of Republican
aii''ceiia In New Mexico In November.
The Progressives declare again!
fuaion In any form. They turn down
all possible offers of compromise, nl
whatever nature, and declare for bat
tie, under tho tanner of the peerless
rolonel, still standing at Armageddon
The action taken yesterday, the
strength shown In the attendance ut
the committee meeting; the energetic
form of tho rejection if nil otTera of
corn-Illation from the stand pal wing
of the party, and the gcncrul enlhua
laam shown for the cause, Indicate
dearly that the Progressives will
make an aggressive and a mu ll more
rucccosful campaign than that l
1 9 1 S. and that they will cut deep Into
the aland put vote In every Itepulili
can county tn the slate.
The state convention la to be held
In Helen on eptcnihe? '3d.' aal
nctah'.e feature of the meeting was
the make up of 'be Helen committee
which came up to ask for and which
got the convention. Headed by M.
P. tfplccr. an active candidate for the
district attorneyship in the three
counties over which .fudge Mcchein
presides, Hplcer. a flepublicnn. has s
large Hacking among Itcpuhllc-ina
who are Incensed at the course of the
Valencia nr.d Socorro county bTixse
In handing the Republican nomlna
tlon to Harry I". I wen of Albuiicr
oue. with. .ol the l. rill.iMly of compil
ing the rank and tile. The peroiimi
of this d.lisnllon means only one
thing It means a strong Progressive
fight In Valencia and Kororro coun
ties; with a possible fusion on the
diatin I atornesh!p: and In at v event
Il spells a huue cut In the Valencia
county KepuMican majority, and cer
tain defeat for that party In Socorro
counly.
The Progressive resolul Ions, adopt
ed by Ihe committee are as follows;
The ItewduihsTis.
The ProgreseUe state central com
mit lee today passed the following res
olutions: Whereas, certain persona represent,
ing themselves as members of the
Progressive party have through the
public press and otherwise, gone on
record as sdvoisllng the principle l
slate-wide luslon snd the nomination
of varoiiv persons who are not con
nected with the Progressive parly.
Ho It resolved. That II Is the scnao
of (his committee that no fusion ot
any nature whal.iever should he con
sidered with either of the old poin
ds) organisations on candidates foi
Slate congressional offices:
And be It further resolved. That
the members of Ihe committee are
opix sed to the nomination or en.
ment of any person for member
nl Ihs house of representatives of the
I'nlled mates congress or for the
otllre of corporation commissioner ot
the stale, who is not no recognised
ns a loyal member of the Progres
sic nartv snd who does not sun
scribe f"Hy t' the frl'icli'les of the
,...k'. niri. na enun iutcl In
I t.S 1
k- f'hlcami nlalform of 11J and in
il.. Alhuoueniue Pliitfurm adoiled
the sams year.
nr. recommend a careful consider
tin rv Ihe voters of the state snd
......ill. the members of the Pro
gresslve party. f the proposed
.mendment of article II of the ion-
stilutlon of the stale of New Mexico
relating to taxation and revenue oi
h. .i.i. to b volec! on the next
The Hanta Ks New Mexican, olflclal
t,t .... of ihe Progressives, III lis In-
I r mlu tln to a reprt of Ihe commit
tee meeting, sounds Ihe spirit preoent
in hs meeting when It says:
Any doubts about the fact 'lint the
rrrtf'ee party In Niw Mexico Is
.I've Mid doing buslnees were d's
iwlled 'by the meeting of the s:Me
centr:il cotnmttee when It was ralltd
to order by Ihe Plate Phalrman M. A.
O'er.i at t o'clock this afternoon at
pmun isive headquarters on .jh
rrenclMco street.
Twenty out of the ! counties of
New Mexico were represented at the
..iherlna. which was larger than the
Una of the Relillbllcan ceitrn
status of the suit and In a severe ar
raignment of lawyers purltiipiillnf In
the plaintiff's side.
SUPPRESS STRIKE
RIOTS IN BUSSIA
Price
REPUBLICANS GROW
Anxious
i
ft. Petersburg. July 21 Hlrong
measures were taken by the authori
ties today to suppress ihe strike riots
which have heon In progress for sev
, ersl days in the streets of the capital
jdurlnif which a large number of cus
' n a lies have occurred In the conflict"
.between the police und Cossacks and
I the striking worklngmen. Pons.der
i she leniency was shown during tho
presence here of llaymond I'olnare.
J president of the French republic, but
Inimediniely after his departure four
' regiments of cavalry of the guard and
jwo regiments of cuirassiers under
the command of Ocneral asnakoff nr.
With Democrats Presenting nved fr. m Krasn..ye-seio to ssmhi m
C,i;j l,t Tli.w ir llnKI suppressing; disorders. They brought
Solid Front Tney are unaoie wlth lhPm niimlWT nt (lli(k nr
to See Anvthintr but Trouble machine guns.
A Buauron oi mi- nt-w ly w.n..-"
cavalry at once ca:ne Into eonlnct
with the strikers, chnrglnit snd dis
persing a crowd of them.
The authorities estimate the num
ber of strikers at 13'i,onn but II kr
believed the total la greater.
Men's Panamas, worlh $5 for . $3.45
Men's Panamas, worth $6 for . 3.95
Men's Panamas, worlh $7 for . $4.25
Men's Panamas, worth $8 for . $4,95
Men s Panamas, worth $ 1 0.00 for . . . $5.95
PARTY ROWS
Come in and see these Genuine PanamaHats. Price is Right
in Immediate Future.
A well Informed political corre
pondent wrllliig to the Kl Paso Herald
has the following on the general pollt
tcitl situation III New Mexico:
Hania Ke, N. M . July Jl. Repub
lican leaders do not understand tha
harm that Is being done tho party as
a result of factional rows existing In
several counties tt controls, especially
in liernallllo. and as the date for Ihe
atkter ' tutivenllon In August ap
proaches, steps for bringing about an
CANANEA MINES
FIRED BY STRIKERS
iioukiss. Arm.. juiy ji. me ,
Oversight and Vela tlrsnde mines of TO curfVDTVfl
Ih. I'smiiiw.u Polisolldated I'onlier t Llih Id OWIitflllU
sgreement sullsfuctory Mall factions (l,lnlnny punanea. Konora. were I TTJDTANA CITY
are being taken. found on fire early todav.. The Vela I .
A Republican defeot this year Will 3 runl was burning in several
seriously handicap the party ill the places, slving rise t o Ihe iH'llef that
m slate campaign, when a governor the tire was ln cndi.rt y. Pompany
and stale oltb ers will be elected, and llii lals said they hoped to get the
this Is ivhy a victory Is desired In No- blare in thut mine under cmtirol to-
M oilier when a congi essmaii. slate day but not much hope was held for
corporation commissioner, und mem- ih,. Oversight mine, with whU It it Is
bera of Ihe lower house of the legts- inline, ted by a tunnel.
IMuro are elected. j The Popper (Jueeii helmet crew of
tt-nicM ratM (.row Mronger. st asoned men is en route to the mine
The iN-mocrala sre already patch- because of first reports that several
Ing up the minor rows Ihey have In miners were eltlomlied, but it (level
several counties and Imhcatloiia ore oped later that no one was en
ibey will present a united oppositon trapped.
to the Itepublcans and the "Progres- T. ...
nlvca." Wilh the iMiiiocrals working &L1UA MAX PiLVtU
hat mo ii.iin.ly and the Kepuhlu sns
! 1
(Golden We Pry Goods Co.
N"fc.sn,iseSii.rfes-"Wa
and "Progressives fighting um.n
themselves slid opposing each other,'
prospects for either of these parlies'
to defeat the 1 icin.x ral I. candidates'
appeurs extremely unlikely.
Congressman II. H. Fergusson. who
is assured of renominaiion oy ine
BE TRIED FOR TRY
AT ROOSEVELT'S LIFE
Jasonvllle, Ind , July 2t. Klre, 4)
which started shortly alter noon v
today in the Kamlly theater, a
motion piduro house berc had
spread to a e ore of liualness
houses, covering a ruillua of
four Mock, ut 't o'clock and was
unchecked. Thousands of do-
lars' damage had been done but
there was no way of estimating
the prohablv loss.
Jusonvllle la practically Willi-
I out water supply liccousc 01 the
drought. Help has been asaed
' troin Ihe Terr- Haute and I.111-
ton Pre departments.
IS
E
SUIT BLACKMAIL
Milwaukee, Wis , July 21. John '
Si hralih. who attempted o uss.is.4t-,
bale Colonel Itoosevelt in MilwauAee'
In t"l.er. 1912, proloibly ncver will
Democrats, will return in August to rlri, n t- ,.nltrBr f HWlHu wiih'
ate:id the Ix.iioiallc slate conven
tion. It Is said, though he w III be re
nominated as a mailer of couise, with
Utile or no oi.in.sltn.il.
SANTA FE US
LOYALLY HIRE
SUBSTITUTES
Good Roads Day in the Capi
tal Witness Enthusiastic
Turn out of Bosses. Excel
lent Besults Accomplished.
feeetal ltae'rh eveealwa MepalSI
Santa Ke, N. M.. July 24 Al
though the percentage of bosses on
Ihe Job today wus somewhat high,
ha 11 la Ke's good road and ch-sn-up
day proved a huge success from the
standpoint of results accomplished.
More than seventy-live men were
hired by citUens, and wlih strong
force from Ihe penitentiary the
whole city was swept clean in
whirlwind campaign. Not a weed
remains standing; not a hole remains
unllllud. Justice llauna. of the su
preme court headed one of the bri
gades of workers, getting up Al day
break to do It, after having been up
nil night In an adventurous automo
bile Journey from Peirlllos
MolorlMa Mu k In Mud.
The iwrsleteut heavy tains have
made ail roads leading Into facta Ke
ilifllcull of navigation. With the
heavy rain here last night over four
Inches have fallen during July and
the total will reach six Inches at the
present rate. The parly of Masons
who went to CciTilloa last night to
attend ceremonies of the Cerrlllo
bulge were Stuck In the mud com
Ing home and didn't get In until day
break. The I;. .swell delegation to
Intent lo kill, according to Judge A. '
C. line k tis of the linilil' I.mI court who '
today received word from physicians
In the irlminal Insane department ol
the slate prison ut Waupnn that
i hrank Is dally growing worse rrom
a mental standpoint.
HAVERSTRAW SHOCKED
BY BRUTAL KILLING
llavcrstraw. X. V., Jul v
-Wil-
CRIMINAL CASE3 TO
WAIT UNTIL CIVIL
SUIT WELL STARTED
New York. July H.:iv.: until the
civi suit filed yeslcrduy o dissolve
Ihe New York, New Haven and Hart
ford railroad Is further advanced will
criminal action iik illist certain direct,
ore and olllcera bo begun, according
to an aniounement today by T. W.
Oregory, special assistant to the nltor.
l.ey general.
The answer of the New Haven
ccmpuny o the si.'t In equity brotiKht
yeslcrduy must he tiled on or before
Ihe
h.. ..... Willi...,, V n,u,j August u, ine on -
town clerk and political leader, kill criminal action is cxj.cciod lo start.
Kugene It. Newman, hlaoung son-lT-j
homo AllioqiM-ripio peh Hate
Ishuim'U Tlial c1i la Han
gemua. Ihe allghtcst miliums of kidney
troublo la far too serloua to be over
looked. It's the small, in slo t' 11
taw. In Cleary's olll. es cMi r.i.iy les- !
tilled at the coroner's lniuest today
that Cleary fired four shots at New- J
man before the boy had said s word.'
Plenry will bo arraigned Mnua
morning. An autopsy was performed
today on young Newman's hodv. New
man Is ald to have aroused Piearv's
nger by eloping With Ma daughter. r(,nlilea that so often lewd to serious
.kidney ulliiients. Thai pain In the
RAINFALL RECORDS smaU" of y. ur ba. ki that urinary Ir.
BEING SMASHED IN i ZX' -.
SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO feeling, may ba nature's warning of
kidney weakness Why risk your lite
llurl..v V. XI.. Julv 51. It Is be- by neglecting be, symptoms? Iteacti
lieved that all records for rainfall In the cause of the troublo while there
any one month have been broken yet Is time begin treating your kid-
here. Mince Hi. first of July a totul tuya at once wnn tneu ami ioo ..
of &.7S Inchea of rain has fallen. Kat- I idney remedy. No need to expert-
urdaif a wall of water II feet high ment I loan s Kinney nils nave nccn
swept down Ihe canyon at the rhino successfully used
Conner compuny'e power station, on
lli Progressiva slsts committee
ro eei 1 io . . - - - -
........111.. ...M in lr. ss enthusiastic. I meeting yesterdav Were stalled '
Th. hnoeless si. Ill In the Ttepuhllcan 1 the Pankey tanrh. where thejr werelreail !n FtoHert Horns' cottage
L-sriy. the giUmpt of the old bo.sf. lorctd to spend th Bight. Ayr. lie was lined UtS
lu thousands of
cases of Kidney trouble for over it)
years, fiosn's Kidney Pills ure usjd
rnd recommendi d throughout the civ.
Ilised world. Kn.b.rsed at home. Ilca-l
AlbuUerun tesiliuoiiy.
Mrs. J. t. Cole 119 fl, tlroailwuv,
Albuuueioue, sa); "Kor some lime
Is the best In cars. Ilange grass Is one of our family suffered from his
Whisky creek, while st the II ranch
six feet of water was registered.
The Mlmbres river Is full of water,
Ihe first lime In three years. Kur.n
era along the river report bountiful
supply of water snd the crop outlook
knee high. At aeveral points the re
cent hlsh water did considerable dam
age, washing away corn ami alfalia.
The wheat has sll been harvested and
tucked.
back aa the result of kidney disorders.
Hearing of Moan's Kidney Pills and
seeing that Ihey were recommended
for such trouoix. he tried them.
I loan's Kidney Pills gave relief I rm
the achea and pains, and drove away
the lameness over Ihe kidneys."
Price 10c. ul nil dealers. Iioni
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
City, today l'..ll'a Kidney Tills the same thai
the county Mra. Pole recommends. Fosler-Mtl-
KtiaV Hunts lb-lb'.
Iiuinfrles, tcotlaiid, July St !'
vld (Irsham Cnrmichael. a silk In
spector of New York
Plesded gulMy before
court Judge at Ayr to the theft of a burn Co., Props.. M1IT.1I0, N. Y
brass handle from an antl'iue bu- ... ......
in lt the Hers Id wsnt ad do your
' work
Las Cruccs Man Issues State
ent Regarding Action for
$30,000 by Fair Defendant
in Hot Springs.
I.is Cruccs, V M . July -'!. O. C
II.. Kir. luinker of Ibis 1 in. nualirHi
whom a brea.-h of proiotbe action
was Hied In Hanl.i Ke this week by
Mrs. Itose Kishb.ii k of Hot springs.
Alk., In wlicii the fair plalntifl
seeks to recover I'.n.riClii for lilleged
ilaimtHcM lo her nfftcllonii, di-clarcs
Ihe null Is 1111 attempt at blackmail
In a statement puhlmhcd In the Iji
1 in. cm II. pulili. an Mr. Il mcr savs
Hint hli ac.iiainiauce with Mrs. Klsb
hack covered bsa than m nionthH.
and while nmler other ilicumsiaiuee
she iiuulit have become Ills wile, he
had ihe. best of reasons for tl.o ter
miiialioii of hia n.'..iainlnn. e with
h.-r. aci'oiduiK to bis stal. lneiil After
his mat Nunc, on June ttth. lull, to
a most cHtliiial.il. lady, the woman
known as Mrs. Kh-hhuck began to an
noy him Willi 101 rcspoti.il uce anil
in other ways, ami the suit for breach
of promise Is the result of his con
tinued refiioal to tnut with her or
pay trilMitc. A ompromi-.. has tecn
s. null 1 f,,r Mrs Klehloiek which Mr.
Hagei' refuses to eolertain, prefer
ring to have the mutter come Into
the courts, slid tn sclllc It In the
open where till Interested may know
the unfairness of the suit ugulnsl
him.
Mr. Hager Is well known here and
his standing Ima always been that of
an lone. ruble, upright gentleman. He
Is respected tiv nil who know him
and has Hit .null years of bard win k
and fine inn 11. menu lit 11. cumulated
eoiisideralbe woulih. and Is now vice
president of the Klrst State bank und
a. lively engaged In Ihe benks' business.
W. II. HAIR 00,
rsT th Ilea In PxmiI ul All
Hindu.
PHONE II.
CEI.niM.O8 LIT at p
OAI.I.UP IAIMP
(IAM.UP f..i
ANTrlTlAriTK. A 1,1. SI,B.l
RINOI.INO AND Ml 1.1. WO l
DRK.'K ANU PLAHTKUINd I.I MS
gANTA r BKICK
IMKU M-AV M AN' t.l- MHVT
WHITE ELEPHANT BAR
OM.Y OSV. HKI It t)M HHAI t.lir
Mere-ra. V. . f .nines g. t.' bl Crow Ulihtkc ami llermllsge Hye
regularly scrvrl. All oiler hwdlng bra oils on tail, t-pei la I server no
all liigli clnoa drink.
J. V. TAWsllt. Manager
her company 11,711 43, Craig A- Na
tion of tbii citv t.Jl t''-'. und I. H.
ClulK of this ill I :. I 4.'.. The stills
were filed to .oltecl these Mllns.
The Title, liiiaiaiitee and Kurely
compniy of fcrant'.n. Pa., represents
Ihe ooodsmcn l(( the cooltaclois.
TORRANCE COUNTY
DEMOCRATS HOLD
CONVENTION AUG. 1
August 1st has been chosen us the
date lor liol.linu the Torrance county
In nun nith' onvc mien, lo be held "
Dcl.in. la The preiiiu t plimailcs
will be held tomorrow.
FEDERAL BUILDING
CONTRACTORS AT
ROSWELL SUED
It. .swell, N. M.. July il. Attorney
A. J. Nibbet In In half of clients has
tiled lour suits agai ist J. K. und A. U
Pennock and the Tnie i.uaiautee and
ninety company of t-. raulon to 'oi
led sums aKrerfatlug j,U.i.
The suits ale tlcd Ihe I'tiltcd
(taleg against J. K. snd A. I. Pen-
nock and their bondsmen in hehalk
of Mr, Nlsbet's clients and were tiled
In the rolled Males district court.
J. kC. and A. I. penuoiK Hie the
contractors who constructed the big
federal tiuihlmir lu Ibis ill. and ac
cording to the complui-iis Hied by Mr
Nisbet Ihey went away owing the
lUllol at Howard Lumber company
vf Jjcnver I2.UUU. Hie lloswcU Lutu-
LADIES ASKED TO BE
DELEGATES TO
GO vE T O
Managers of Big Santa Fe
Meeting Hold Ladies as
Much Interested as Men in
Boad Improvement.
Simla Ke, N. M. July it In re
sponse to several re.uesls I lie loc .1
good roads as. xi.il . hi today made
snnouiicc mcitl that the ladies are
I-hie to net us delegates to the good
roads meeting III this tit. licit week
with e.iial ability and lighls us ths
men. The ladles re also lliv lied to
attend all sessions of the oiiveiit.on.
as guests, if they do not care tu do so
as delegates.
Thia announcement. It la expected,
will result In a number f the dele
gates bringing their wives with them
to the met 1 1 na and In Ihe Iik lease of
Ihe association rtuiiihershp through
the ladies paying their memhershll'
fee a id registering a delegates. Many
of those who make the Irip overland
will bring their wives with ihcm In
any i.veiil snd this ptateme n is '
peeled lo Increase that nil nher.
President Kram la K. laiter of th"
lale b.Khway i.tll ials' inwni.iti.in,
discussed Ihe mailer as follows:
''This good roads question is one in
which the iv. men of our slat are in
terested as lino II Ihev nt in lb
school i in .I i. hi They travel Hie
toads: many of them own property
l... tses help pay for and n.iin
taln Ihe r..a Im. ami they an- geiieiallr
;n line with al! progressive move
ments in the v.,1.1. Why slmuM to""'
nol be Invilcd to attend the mc ; mi:
if thise conventio..s which are to !
held for the purpose of dlsiuasin
Subjects III which th 'y are ' Unity in
terest -il '
'ltt- Will Work Slreeti.
To aid In getting Ihe streets of
R.llta Ke Into proper cmlit mn f..r
Ihe Inspection of the vImiiuk go."t
roads d.'lesali" the lm.il .iiire.m. nt
the re.Uesl of the tliatn'.ei' or .111
merce. will turn out in a l....lv 10 pot
in a day's Work as common .li.r rs.
side hy side vvlth a ilclcitati'.n of pris.
oners from the ia'c penltenltarv
whose labor for 1 .1 iv h.. lieen do
nated I. .- Ihe war i. 11 ot Dial mm it 11
ll..n. The local hoy scouts, will carry
water and art as me (.seiners.
The 1 ha.'iber ltif has gone on re"
.rd as favi ring th,. representation of
each of lis tnem.iers on the streeM
that day. either 111 person or by ptov
The lolleiiloti i f Inn. la for the en
tertainment of th delemilev at ILs
meeting has been commence.) nnd
considerable prgicng his l.een los.le
Th finance commute., is hard t
work so. I enpecis to have the f inds
raised In tonight.
Promises of nt len. lance continue to
c.me in and It looks low like H
meeting would he a lousing sftiie
whl. h will place -anta I'V on ihe good
r .ids map tor many vears lo coins.
To give concrete columns f..r huild
Iro wide found. .lions a lierman en
gineer has Invented a method for
hlastlmr away the earth Willi ilvna
mlte. making a hole which the soft
concrete iUlckl fills.
lirowers of the r'renrh Itlvera. wh
ship si". nl 2. 'mo. ens lo-xes of rut flow
ers to distant cllica every year. hav
found thai they keep fresh mu.'h
longer If kepi in co,d storage for n
day or tu before shipping.