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party convention 81 ST. Louis wss fizzle.
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string 10 air their views. A few Of those
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melted away, the would-be leaders agreed
To some 'resolutions" and then adjourned.
-Rspublicdn (lAdcon, Aissouri.)
The Philadelphia Ledger protests
against the talk about "3,OO0,0 900 unem-
ployed men" in this country as mischiev-
Gus extravaganza. 1t cites the census to
show that in 1870 the employed, male
and female, over ten years old, numbered
12,505, 1928; and calculates that, by in
crease Of population, this number may
now be about 100000. Of these all
but about 4,7O0, 600 are employed in ag-
ricultural, professional and personal pur-
suits, leaving only this 100000, among
whom the "3,OOO,O0O unemployed" must
be mostly found.
IT is not generally known that there is
quite an extensive salt lake on the top of
the Tehachepi mountain. This lake is
situated about six miles southwest of
where the Southern Pacific railroad
crosses the mountains, is difficult of &C.
cess, and the salt of not very good quail
ty, being more or less mixed with alum,
borax and other salts. Salt is being
gathered from the bottom of the lake,
where it lays in layers of from one to
six inches thick, and is shipped to San
Francisco on the railroad, where 1t sells
at $3.50 per barrel.-Visdltq Delta.