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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13
A. 0LIV0TTI & co.
IMPORTERS OF
Artistic Furniture
Works Of Art
beautiful Articles for House Decoration and
for Presents
3O5 FIFTH AVENUE
NEAR 3lST STREET.
SANDS WINS AT WESTCHESTER.
NJ. r. WRIGHT DEFEATED IN THE FINAL
ROUND FOR THE COUNTRY CLUB CUP
D. W TAYLOR FIRST IN THE
CONSOLATION TOURNEY.
(NEAR DIST STREET

uomobred gol1ng skill was in the ascendency
4, tho Westminster tournament yesterday. for W.
II Sands. who was entered from the Westchester
Climb won the Anal round of the tournament over
Al r. Wright OF the Philadelphia Cricket CUB
and received "A handsome silver cup as token OF
his gohng prowcss. 1t came about IN ,n'' Wise
go hod mot Rushmorc tho Tuxedo player. in
,ho morning while Wright had been pitted against
W 7 Travis. of the Oakland Golf Club. This was
in the somi-nnal round. Both matches were IN
,erestng from a golfng point of view. TOT each Oh
the contestants possessed a distinct style OF play
Perhaps Wright and Travis deserved the honors as
far as good play is concerned. Az ieas'. INA. ~
-, ~ snoctators thought for IN spite OF n
hou,,ir, northwest wind, a large crowd. bundled
I'm IN sweaters and winter wraps. followed the
match throughout the morning. Travis fohowed
his old habit OF sacrificing distance to accuracy
discarding his brassey at several points wnere II
Womb have been advantageous. and relying on MS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13
THE PASSENGERS ~ DANCER.
BAD BOYS USING BEAN-sHooTERs TO THROW MIS-
sLEs AT ELEVATED TRAINS.

BAD BOYS USING BEAN-sHooTERs TO THROW MIS-
SHE'S AT ELEVATED TRAINS
a now danger menaces of late the passengers
and employees on the Sixth-ave. elevated railroad
trains Small boys-t Is supposed they are small
along parts Of the line have been using weapon
called a bean-shooter. II Is made OF piece OF
forked wood and strong rubber band fastened
to the forks stone. mai, or other hard substance
is placed in the centre Of the rubber band and the
band Is then stretched and allowed to snap back
ward. propellinK tho missile with great force. Many
windows In tho elevated cars have been broken
lately by these bean-shooters About O'Clock last
night two windows broken In the
OF an uptown train just after 1t left the One-hun
bred and thirty -nfth-st. station. When the mis-
slles struck the windows the glass few In all d.
rectons Fortunately, there were few passengers
in the car and nobody was hurt. A stone which
had been used In the bean shooter to break of
the windows was picked up by the guard. II was
a small pebble with jagged points. The windows
looked as X they had been pierced by plstol-bails
and the passengers thought that this was the case
until the guard declared that bean-shooters had
been used. The glass In the train windows Is
heavy and II takes hard blow to break II. Pas
sengers guards standing on the car. platforms
might be seriously injured If struck by the stones
The companys officials are making strong ef.
forts catch the offenders and severe punishment
will Be melted out to them IL the ara anntehended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13

When a baby smiles In its
sleep it is the mothers fond
belief that an angel is kiss
ing it. No woman attains
the supreme Joy of woman
hood until she knows the
caressing touch Of a first.
born's fingers. No woman
knows the supreme sorrow
Of womanhood until she
sees her baby in the cold
embrace Of death.
Thousands of women daily
achieve womanhood's SUI
premest JOY, only to meet,
a few days or weeks or
months later, its supremest
sorrow. This is because so
many hahics are horn info
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13

short game to bring him out ahead Nsaer man
Gd good G0 h but W 81 P pr aSd TIC pa
lie had a lead OF up TO the seventh hole. but
dcond S Sa WAS bsn AcT that wright
steadily IN the lead. The appended nsurcs sho"
the Interesting points OF the maj; ~,
T W9i.i, ::::: 4 80
.B,e holes not played.
Sands and Rushmore had close match. though
the former proved super9T ID ny spmPry with
tho grounds. carried himself ike VETERAN IA"
This left Wright and Sands as the competitors in
the finals Sands declared aiterwaTd iha' ne MAJ ~
the match called out all the good points OF both.
and that IS saying good deal San1s mas D.en
improving steadily II late. and thoroughly desetVed
his victory. lie was up when the ninth hoo
was rounded. two up al the hitcentn ana as '', :
next two holes were halved. he won BY up and
The Consolation Cup went to Dwight W. Taylor,
Of the Scahright Coli Club 1t Was the nrsi golf
trophy Taylor had ever won. and nc was as pleased
over the victory as any boy. ils opponneh, was
The match was good illustration OF the ups and
Gowns Of The 10 M, with Brooks al the down ena.
sAiSr vs Ss i him HS out with yps
sa hole Ss that S 4ay % cured
In addtbast6 these contests IN open handicap
was plaSsi. hri which about dozen PLAYER. TOOK
drcw's club with net score OF 81
To-day there Is to be team match. In which
eleven clubs are TO De represented. The list In
cludcs the KnolwooA. 81 Andrews Wcsichcs;er.
Lakewood Baltusrol. Oakland, Tuxedo. Rockaway
Hunt Dyker Meadow. Columbia College and West
chester Roads Golf clubs on the Baltusrol team
are to De Ty1g. TOler. Powers. FHrr and l. +.
Bayard. The 81. Andrews aggregation will include
Bowers. Robbins. Sands and Menzics.
The summary follows
philadelphia g. g.. heat W J Travis Oakland. up and
90 play. W. II. Sands W'fchester heat r. g. Rush
more Tuxedo. UP and 10 play.
Final found-W. II. Sands Leat VI. II. Wright. Up
and - play.
c9nsgia'i9a cup eeni anal round -Dwigh; ". Taylor
sea6rehl beat y H. lord Ard'iey 2 up and 20 play ,
= H. BROOKS. Scranton. beat y c. He,nal. knoIlwo0d
5 UP and { 10 play.
w 90 holesJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13
PATTIMORE 3: ALL AMERICANS 2

San Francisco, Nov. 1.-Two thousand people
witnessed a good game between Baltimore and the
All Americans to-day. The All Americans suffered
their first defeat since their arrival In this city
baltimore batted Powell heavily IN the first inn
ing but ne did better after that The Americans
could not hit Horton. Score:
r. II. 4.
All Americans. ....l 0 % 9
baltimore .....6 o o q U q o q ks q .
Batteries-Poweil and Smith, Horton and Donahue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13
EXETER, IS: ANDovER, II.

Exeter y. H., Nov. 12.-Phillips Exeter downod
her old rival Phillips Andover at football to-day in
one OF the best and ceanest contests ever played by
these two leading preparatory schools Of New-Eng-
land The score was IS TO Il. Five minutes more
OF play would undoubtedly have enabled Andoyer to
make another touchdown The game played
In quagmire, with six inches of water around the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13
FOOTBALL AT BAYONNE.

The New-Jersey Athletic Club football eleven will
line up to-day against the Pacific Athletic Club. OF
BROOKLYN at Bayonne. y. J. This will probably be
the last game OF the New-Jorscy team before they
meet the Chicago Athletic Association on Thanks
QiNiny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13
SPORT AT ORANGE.

football game will be played at Orange Oval this
afternoon between the Orange Athletic Club eleven
and tho Chicago Athletic Association. Each team
contains many strong players. and an exciting con-
test should result. The battle Will begin at $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13
California Excursioas,

Unexce.d Service In tourist sleeping personally
conducted. via Chicago. Union Pacific North Western
Line. Quick time. low rates. utmost comfort
Tickets sleeping reservations and full information
- North-Wotern Limo once. No. AZ broadway. N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13

Dr. WitdelV5 "Hngh lynne" 5fandi 6e,idt Tie
Spy" as Revolutionary nootI, and ii sonud5 nofeis
modt,n american fiction that is as much rerdli az ln
strong ana h"e. Literary News
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13
Colgate's
Cashmere Bouquet
Toilet Soap.
HARVARD WELCOMES YALE.
GOOD FEELING PREVAILS ON THE EVE
OF THE GREAT GAME.

THERE'S TO GOOD OLD YALE SUNG AMI
cf,EERED AT THE CONCERT IN SANDERS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE NIGHT
IN BOSTON AND CAMBRIDGE
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-07
GOT The WRONG NUMBER
OssttsxHess Oompsay Iadulxss In IN Ul
uOOoaoory Run.

OssttaxHoss Oompsay Iadulgss In IN UL-
necessary Nun.
A telephone call was sent to the
Central Hose compsoy from the
Lewis Rso6ug company at noon to.
day. Henry Hanshsw, one Of the
firemen. In answering the call, un-
ders,ood that it was from Morris &
wis. The truck and hose cart were
on the way in q moment. Hose was
laid near the place on Tsenty-third
street and Second avenue before
Chief Collier discovered that q mis-.
take had been made. So the com.
pany hustled to the Lewis Roofing
company, but its services were moi
needed. as the blaze, which started
in the .a.ursting room. had been put
ont BY the workmen before any dam
age was done.
A bsll lamp in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A, NJ Rough. 52O Thirtieth
street. exploded st o'clock last
evening. Officer Hanna. who was in
the neighborhood. called out the FIRE
department.. but the flames were con.
quered by the family, however, and
the services Of the department were
not required. The damage vat
slight
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-07
Compliment CABLE.
-ssS ~ a.
His Railroad Bond Refunding
Plan Regarded as an
Achievement,
PRAISE FOR TIE ROCK ISLANDER

4 Haads0ns Tastinnnlal to Re Pre-.
ssatsd 70 ths 0rsas Finaneisf -
Tnoss Wno Have Eatrasssd Thsif
Securities to His Managsmsnt-Resuls
b . 1r butte.
The Chicago Tribane's New York
correspondent says: president
Cable. OF the Chicago. Rock Island &
Pacific railway. after spending IN
active week in Wall street. has re-
turned TO Chicago. His feat in sue
cessfully putting through the Rock
Island bond refunding plan has given
him great prestige in the financial
world here. His success took Wall
sN eet by surprise. for all his work
WAS done without flourish. Ia fact
Wsll, street hardly had an intimation
Of the tremendous performance Till
it WAS fully completed. It IL said
that Q handsome testimonial il to
be presented to Mr.. Cable by Rook
leland security holders. who are en-
thusisstic over the feat, which on
if.xmfllion bonds makes . saving
equsk toll per cent on the compAny's
total csptsal stock.
T.ibats From the East.
Apropos Of the record made by
President Cable, . New York paper
says: 'f" -
crock Islands successful accom-.
plishment puts the property in the
foremost group Of American proper.
ties that have carried credis through
management prudent while progres.
sive. Especially is the result trib.
ute to Rock Islands president, B B
Cable, to whom the success OF the
plan isr most largely due. In marked
wayyMfo Cat;e has personality. Be
fore panic times overlook the couA,
try be recognized clearly what wal
bound to bs tie consequence of over
in flstion. He under stood what
'grangerism' vas especially destined
to accomplish. And he tod eastern
people what the facts were. Hi,
statements were disputed; bis argu'
menss we're oombstted or pooh -hooed.
He was personally asssiled; he wal
dscfisd as bear Not only wsl
there odium for him in Wall street
but in railroad circles he was belit
tied. But time has verified Mr.. ca
ble'S predictions, and he has the sat
isfaotion Of putting bis company
stock back at par"
Tha compliments which have thu,
come to- Mr.. Cable are espeoiall,
gratifying to his friends here, for ht
is essentially Book Islander. this be
ing his home in the past, and viii
soon be again.
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-07
GAMBLING; MUST CEASE


Chisf Fender % Nosifss Salooakeopers ana
Al. Iassrsstsd PAfties.
Chief Fender has called q halt on
gam bling in Rock Island He gave
aotice yesterday to oil parties who
have been rshiog In the shekels OF
the unwsry on the card and crap to.
bic, roulette wheel, etc.. shat they
must seek other fields il thew intend
TO continue In business. He says
the gains" have been D little toe
strong Of late and that oil violatorl
OF his order will be vigorously pros.
ecuted. The chief says the slot ms
chimes are also getting too numerous
and their suppression 10 likely TO soon
follow.
]. Claussn. OF Chicago, Was fined
IS AMI costs BY Magistrate stafford
for disordcr!y conduct. He paid
Claussp vas arrested at 4:30 this
morning by Officer Mccarthy ., Pot
tingsr's restaurant on Market square
He was drunk and acting ugly.
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-07
TAKING our MACHINERY
Process on the b MIL 10 Be-

Dlsmantlins Process on the B Mil 10 Be-
A force of men was set at work 70.
day dismantling the 3 mill, aban-
doaed dhf the Rock Island Lumber &
Manufacturing. company. The ma
ohinery is being taken out, and a.
soon % this is done, the mill build.
ing on Twenty fourth, east of the
viaduct, will be razed. It Is under
stood the company desires to release
the land on which it is situated for
lumber yard purposes. and that in
the spring when the saving season
opens, the A mill viii, be run day
and night, and do as much as IL both
mills were in operation.
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-07
Holiday Dress Goods.

At soc . yard-Beautiful stylish Dress
Goods In new and mOdish weaves, all tie
way from IS to 46 inches In width, and
S1.aS to S9c yard in worth. Your
choioe Of all, while they last e9c. 59c. SOC,
6ec, . gard. d..................... bio
At 4s}<c Yard This lot includes Q great
purchase Of German novelties in stripes,
check, ETC., neat effects. choice color ings,
imported goods, manufactured to sell at
55c. CSC, 75c yard, for this occasion,
choice at yard. d.................42 .42kC
At 29c q Yard-This lot includes so pieces
of the famous Broadhead Novelties,
first c0et, and including the leading shades
and weaves, while they last, choice Of oil
da gard. ......".."..".... ..20C
Black Silk Special-Sps purchase Of
Black Satin Ducheese, Peau de S0ire anc
Taneta SilkB, enables as to offer so pieces
at almost One-third under regular price,
at $l.2s, $1.19. 97c, $50 and. :. .R5e
Each morning this week, at 10 O'Clock, ".
will sell 10 pairs elegant heavy fleece'
gray cnttOn blankets, large size. per pair,
2sc. One pair to customer. .2SC
At II o'clock each morning granite iron pis
plates, full size, not little ones, each Sc
Same hour, tin pie plates, 10 each, yes. ID
At 'clock each day. warm heavy fiseced
house wrappers, the $l.25 kind, eaef
%. ..RSN
At o'clock each day. genuine cold handl'
frying pans. the right size. each. lO(
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-07

and Was endorsed BY H. b. Holland,
street commissioner under Mayor
knox's administration. Aid. Dan ber
suggestsd that the bill be referred
back to the old council. The Fourth
ward reprssentstive's wiz caused q
ripple of laughter. II WAS voted to
refer the bill 70 tho mayor.
Aid. Winter, chairman Of. the va.
terworks committee. reported tha,
mains for the reservoir had been al.
ready laid froms Seventh to Thir.
teenth avenues, and that work wal
progressing rapidly.
Mayor Medilt. reported for the spe.
cial committee appointed to invest.
gate the nuisance ocoasioned by tai
boiling at the Lewis Rooing COM
pany's. complained Of BY neignborine
property holders. He said the com
mittee had found there was som.
cause for complaint. but that tn,
company had promised to arrapg,
for the immediAte abatement of tn,
odor. -se5
The mayor read . communication
treating Of the objects Of the Ameri
can League Of Municipalities ant
the attendant benefits In the OK
change Of ideas, etc., between tn
cities belonging. He recommended
that Rack Island become . member
Of the league, and thereby keep u]
with the spirit of the times. Itcost
q city Of Rock Islands population
$50 per year to belong to the organ
izstion. The council instructed III
clerk to remit years membershi]
fee. INV
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-07

''For three years I suffered from
salt .heum, ]! covered nv hands TO
such an,ektent thst I could not wash
them. Two bottles Of Burdock
Blood Bitters cured me-" Libbie
Young. Popes Mills. S.. Lawrence
oounty. NY. Sold BY Marshall 4
Fiahee, 81
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-07
eaboseOsastsd Clsims.

All claims for DR.. Bells Pins-Tsr.
Honey are substautiated BY the re.
ports from those who have used It.
Coughs. colds. incipient oonsump-
ton. and all bronchial affections are
the diseases for which it is guaren.
teed - cure. Is cents at ali good
druggists.
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-07

Again McCabes great cloak department
demonstrates its superiority over all others In
style. quality. fit and price. We mention three
numbers from dozens equally good.
g very handsomely braided Kersey Jackets
full silk lined made to sell for SO Maker
wants us to sell them on his account and Va
make the price ........................o6 90
II fine heavy Boucle Jackets. velvet storm
collar, nicely trimmed with heavy Kersey
stripes, very latest style Jackets. We sell
this one lot only at t.....................06 % .0e
3S handsome Australian curl Astrachap Jsek
cts, very latest style, trimming and cut
elegantly lined throughout with fancy silk
should be SIG, for this once we say 80. % 90
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-07

The tonnage report Of the western
section OF the Heunepin canal is 40
follows: Number Of steamers, 81;
number OF barges. 60; tonnage OF
steamers; 2.S69.1s; tonnsge oi
bsFgshr9.Sl5; number Of lockages,
246i nuthber Of passengers. 2; total
tons Of freight. 2.60S.
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-07
For kidney TROUBLES

For Kidney Troubles
There is nothing better than Folev's
Kidney Cure Everyone ~ho triee Il
VII sgree to this. For gale by T H
Thomas.
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-07
Cigar Maxi r. Once,

Cigar Makers union. No. POI, has
elecsed the following officers:
Presi6ent-Thomss Lille.
Vice fesident--Henry Blouer.
fnHAeisl Secressry-R Geiger.
Recording Secretary-John Holz.
hammer.
Treasurer-WilIiam B!euer.
Trustees - Henry B!euer. John
Holzhammer, Peter Helm.
Finance Committes-Nic B,euer,
NicHtfgman. Henry Hulsbriuk..
Sergeant tAt-Arms-Pster Helm.
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-07
To Cure . Co,o In On. Hlsbe.

~ OusO OoSO N O0s 0l80ts
take DIR. Bells Pine-Tsr Honey. It
Gears the throat, soothes the bron-
chisls and exhilara.es the iuHgs. rs
csnts atAr good druggists. No cure
nosp&ymo as
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-07
Thsrs - . Class .f Psopls

WIZ are injured BY the use Of cof.
tee. K6eently there has been placed
IN an tie grocefy stores new prep
arstioa called Grain-O, made Of pure
graina. that takes the place Of coffee.
The most delicate stomach receives
1t without distress, and but few can
tell il from coffee. Il does not cost
over one-quSrtef % much. Children
may drink Il With great benefit. Is
cents and Is CENTS per sackage. Try
Is. Ask for Grsiu-O.
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-07
Jewelry Opening.

TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, DEC AIDS
A dainty Sterling silver novelty souvenir
with every purchase OF 900 or over msde In
our jewelry department Tuesday or wednes-
day.
Diamonds-ss.0oo worth of mounted dia-
monls sent to us BY . big jobbine house ex.
pHessly for this holiday season, opened hOro
forthe first time for your Inspection. ItH .
rare chance for lovers of those most precious
of all gems-and WE set the prices.
During the. e.Opening-Sold silver tee spoons.
not 75c. but each 35s. None before Tuesday,
none after Wednesday. one to . customer.
No souvenirs with these.
Sterling bonnet brushes. such - you paid
u.2s for, Tuesday aud Wednesday. II they last,
one to customer. sec each, 500. No OouvenjP
with these bonnet brushes.
Silver mounted rabbits foot watch charm.
100.
Solid silver back hair brush, the g 50 kind.
each S2.is.
Silver mounted combs, not $50. bus oDenIse
price, 47c.
Pearl pen holdess, gold peps. worth sl.s5. for
s5c.
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-07

Der1 c. Bishop. Of Agnew. Mich,
says:-'l have used Folsys Honey
and Tar In three severe cases Of
pneumonia the past month, with
good results" For sale by T. Il.
Thomas.
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-07

Caeoassts stimuiass liver, kidney,
aad '6owsls Fever sieksn, wsaksa
q 0tpo; 10 eeaSs.
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-07
Shoe Styles

are Constantly shifting and
changing. Early in the 10th
century the French gentlemen Of
fashion could stand nearly erect
and hold the toe Of his long and
slender ahoe In his hand.
=. Ths, lack Of demand for similar
shoes now 10 the only reason ve
have none to offer you. Every
ehfe that fashion will permit
you to wear 10 hsie Style. COM
fors and long wear enter into
every shoe We sell. The price,
will save money for you.
nnEEY ADDS
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-07
Millinery Reductions.

A grand absolute clearancs Of high class
millinery, embracing all the seasons most
popular creations in dress and walking hats,
sailors, Tam OShanters- fact everythins
In hats. none reserved. No hesitation on
our part In Offering these hats at half, and
far less than half price. right now in the
height OF the season when you want them.
Hundreds Of choice birds, feathers and
flowers at grettly reduced quick clearann
prices.
BATS worth up to $3.50 for... D.. -. .N.17
Up to $3.50 hats for. or.............. .el. AZ
Up to - hats for. or......."........o9. .z0
S dozen cloth Tam O'Shanters. while they
last. (one to customary each. .....12O
1 dozen red English felt sailcrs, heavy silk
1bbons. trimmed, regularly Sic, now Ito
4 dozen English walking hats. rsd with black
ribbon trimming. regularly 81. tbi
W0SA. .X00
Fine far felt sailors, very proper shaoes,
NOS Sl.35, but. ......".."........4 40
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-07
.CCABE'
Grand Opening Display and Sale Of
Holiday Goods.

The reign of Santa Claus has begun at McCabes The
holiday feeling pervades the entire and blossoms
out this week into Grand Display of Christmas Pres
ents of all kinds. McCabe prices rule you know what
that means
Rock Island Argus., 1897-12-07
Interesting Stove PdGes :

Jewel" Baso Burners. 6nsst In the
city for the money. eas.so and up.
Jewel soit coal Base Burasr,. PRO
souneed BY ussrs the only perfect sof'
cool stove % o2i.s0 asd ap.
Jewel Oak Hsatses. csst oe sheet
steel bodies. from $50 sad sP
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-05-25
TUESDAY EVENING. MAY Is, ls'
rHE GovERNoRsHIP.

THE Optic is probably better pre-
pared to voice the feelings OF the people
of New Mexico as to the governorship
than any other newspaper in the Ter
ritory, it being the only daily paper
that has not come out in the support OF
some particular candidate. In this
matter it will say that the selection OF
George ii. Wallace for governor would
leave less soreness and give more gen.
eral satisfaction than any other could
possibly do.
He may have been bitterly attacked
by some of the other candidates oil
their near friends but this was from o
feeling that he was the strongest mar
in the race rather than from any thing
they could bring against him personally
Another thing that Mr.. McKinley'i
mind should be abused OF, and that II
his idea that Mr.. Wallace has not beer
a resident of New Mexico long enough
to become identified with our interests
In a new country like this where the
hand of welcome is always extended tc
good men who desire to become n o.
us, it does not take many months for 6
man to fall in line and pull for the one
great object of US all, the upbuilding o.
New Mexico. In this respect Mr.. Wal
lace has been most active. 1t is due tc
him that our wool growers association
was organized, and tits not an easy
thing, to estimate the immense value
this organization has already been &c
this country. We would all thank the
president to get the matter of this ap.
pointment off our minds, but we would
be just a little more thankful if the
wires would bring us the intelligence
that the appointment had gone tc
George II. Wallace.