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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1904-04-23

st. Petersburg, April ~13.-Intense ex-
element has been caused here by the
reports, spread broadcast In h city,
regarding the disaster at Port Arthur.
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Episcopal Church Reunion.

A most delightful gathering of the
church people met last night at st.
Andrews Hall. The time sped 100
swiftly away, and the hours from 8
to 10 o'clock were happily occupied
in music, introductions and renewed
intercourse of old friends. The Rec
tor made a short Introductory ad-
dress. and the musical part of the
proceedings was well sustained by
Mrs. Rhea, Miss Virgins and Mrs.
IA. r. Morrow who presided at the
organ. Among those present we nc
ticed Mr.. VIM. Plunkett, Mesdames
Hawkins, Gardiner, Humphrey, Nor
row, Rhea, Hale, Mendenhall and
Misses Gardiner, Kingston.
Virgins, Faison and a number of
young people
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Gave a Good Show Last Evening 70
Small House.


a Small House.
The Reno family gave a very good
entertainment at the Roswell Opera
House last night, but only a small
crowd attended. The company Is a
lot Of first class entertainers, and
Roswell should turn out and patron.
ize the shows that come here. There
were laughable farces, funny come
dians, good singing, dancing. pleas
Ing specialties, beautiful illustrated
songs and lectures. Agnes and Buster
are the cleverest child artists In the
country. They are and years Of
age. Agnes is a great singer, and
Buster is a great comedian. They
made decided hit in their boxing
match. There will be an entire
change of program tonight. A big
house should greet the Reno family
Popular prices.
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REPRESENTATIVE
CONVENTION.
The Democrats Of the Fifteenth Leg.
isIative District Meet Tomorrow.

The Democrats Of the Fifteenth Leg.
isIative District Meet Tomorrow.
Tomorrow afternoon at two O'Clock
according to call the delegate con-
vention of the Fifteenth legislative
district will convene at the court
house to nominate a candidate for
representative. The counties are en-
titled to the following number of
delegates:
Chaves county. Is.
Lincoln county, IA.
Eddy county, 10.
Roosevelt county, 4.
The following is the list of delr-
gates from Chaves county: w. NJ.
Atkinson, ]. A Gilmore, w. T. Wells,
w. C. Burrus, G. L. Wyllys, G.. G..
Tannehill, Lucius Dills. c. w. Haynes
c. c. Emerson, ]. P. Church, G. T.
Davis, Emmett Patton, Thomas ID.
White, B. H. Marsh, Geo. Stanford.
Clarence Ullery, DIR. G. NJ. Yater.
Mark Howell.
Lincoln County-The credentials
of the Lincoln county delegates we're
TO have arrived last night but did
not Scipio Salazar is the only dele
gate on the ground.
Eddy CoHnty.-M. C.. Stewart. r.
X. Jacks, Will Robinson. e. P. Bujac
Jno. l.. Emerson, w. r. Allison, w
H. Hull, j. S. Crozier. w. G. Woerner
Roosevelt County.-This county
has selected eighteen delegates as
| follows: H. F. Jones. H. B. Ryther
Chas. Woodcock. w. F. Hendrix. j
B. Priddy. ]. H. Gee, C. E. Hall, -
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Entertained.

Thursday from two until six O'Clock
Mrs. Patterson. assisted by her
daughters Misses Mabel and Marga-
ret, gave a most enjoyable whist par
ty. The function was in compliment
to Mrs. Slaughter of AlamogordO.
1t is said that women cannot play
whist, but yesterdays playing prov
ed that the saying is false The wO-
men played with a vim and enthus-
iasm that was contagious. The spa
ciOus rooms were beautifully dress
ed with autumn flowers. Five games
were played and the honors fell to
Mesdames Charless and j. Phelps
White. An elaborate two course
lunch was served.
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ARTESlA.

The train yesterday evening
brought in a large crowd of drum
mers, showing that Artesia is fast
becoming an important point.
Work on the Harry Hamilton well
has been retarded by the breaking
of machinery.
DIR. Zimmerman, who came here re
Gently to spend the winter, has decid
ed to locate with us permanently and
has formed a partnership with DR.
Crutcher. The latter win leave soon
to spend a year in Germany.
Miss Rhoda Weems and w. G
Weems went up to Roswell yesterday
morning.
The Baptist people are having a
series of interesting meetings. Rev
Brewer who is missionary for Arizo-
ma and New Mexico preached an in
teresting sermon last night on Spir
itual Blindness" There win be ser
vice this evening, none Saturday eve
ming, but again on Sunday.
Little Miss Ernestine Cox, one oi
the most beaHtifuR children in New
Mexico, was in yesterday Ito visit hel
grandmother Mrs Brashear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Rouges and Mrs
Ida Fetters and son left yesterday
for Wanda. Mo-, after two weeks
visit with the Weems family. They
have been in New Mexico at Other
points for the greater part Of the
summer. Mrs. Fefters was in very
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-09-23

Business men and others interest
ed in advertising the country will
meet in the Roswell Club rooms, Sat
urday. Sept. oath at 8 p. m.
The question will be the advisable
ity of sending full car load of
fruit. vegetables and grain exhibit u
the St Louis Exposition.
ROBT. KELLAHIN.
Chairman Advertising Committee
Roswell Club.
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T. NJ Baker who formerly lived in
Roswell came in yesterday evening
from Alva, Oklahoma and will be
here for some time Mr. Baker is the
man who sent the half guinea and
half chicken TO M. D. Carlton in this
city and established a reputation for
truth an veracity by doing SO. Ba-
bird and sent it here to prove his
statement.
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The following Roswell people were
registered at the New Mexican build
ing at the Worlds Fair last week.
Mrs. Frances Johnson, Sye P John
son, Nathan Jaffa and wife, w. s.
Prayer and wife, William McWhirt,
Hazel Clark, Annie Clark, E. H. John
son, J. NJ. Walton, Mayme Walters,
Beulah Walters, w. K. Chisum The
number of Roswell people who have
visited the New Mexico building at
st. Louis the last few weeks has
equalled the number of visitors from
Santa Fe, albuquerque or Las Vegas.
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Cincinnati. o., Sept. 23.-During
the morning recess today Of the pub
lie school at Pleasant Ridge about 80
miles north of here, a number of
children lost their lives. When the
school dismissed for recess there was
a playful rush into the clubhouse which
gave way precipitating about twen-
ty of the children into the vault. So
far nine dead bodies have been re-
covered. and it is not known how
many more are buried in the vault
An estimate of the missing placed
the number of those who fell in the
vault at 25, and it was reported til: t
there were more bodies yet in the
vault. 1t was stated that the jOists
under the flooring gave way. The eX-
citement was intense, and filed with
complaints of the parents against the
school officers who said the buildings
and grounds were inspected before
re-opening the school two weeks ago.
Soon after it was known what had
happened all the utensils available
were brought into reQuisiriOn. Men
went into the vault and carried out
the bodies and the school house was
transformed into a mOrgue.
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L. B. Simmons, travelling passeI
ger and freight agent of the FIT Worth
and Denver road, was among the Wis
itors yesterday. He left on the morn
ing train for Amarillo.
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T. d. Lacy. a prominent citizen OF
Gainesville, Texas is in the city on
prospecting tour and will spend sew
eral days here. Mr.. Lacy is the presi-
dent of the First National Bank al
Gainesville and is a heavy property
holder in that city.
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Four hundred crates of apples, to-
matoe.; and cantaloupes were shipped
this morning by express to different
points in Texas and Oklahoma. Ros-
well has shipped products to nearly
every railroad point in Texas this
season.
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Ratne Tonight

The raffie for the big diamond
brooch will be pulled OF tonight at
the Grand Central Bar at O'Clock.
All of the chances have been sold
and the rafie is a sure go tonight at
o'clock
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-09-23

Attorney w. c. Reid who has been
at Milan, Texas for several weeks
receiving treatment for rheumatism.
writes his father. J. NJ. Reid that he
is improving rapidly.
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has been stopping British vessels il
the vicinity of Gibraltar, commenced
coaling here yesterday, but on orders
from Madrid she was stopped and
ordered to leave. Her commander re-
piled that he was unable to put TO
sea as his vessel leaked and the en-
gines needed repairs.
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E. Hall. a prominent banker Of Al
va, Oklahoma. is in the city on a pleas
ure trip and will spend several days
hunting. He is the father OF L. q.
Rail who formerly lived here and con
Quoted the billiard hall. The yonng
man is now associated with his faith
er in the banking business at Aiva
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j. l.. Keel, who was. called tn
Breckenridge, Texas, several weeks
ago by a message announcing the
serious illness of his sister, has re-
turned. He found his sister better on
his arrival, and when he left she
was out of all danger.
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Roswell now has a walking night
restaurant in the person of A w.
Wesse, the former cook at the Shei-
by He prowFs around all night with
all kinds of lunches and coffee and
is doing a land Office business.
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Philip Witherspoon of Gainesville.
Texas, is in the city and will leave
in few days for Fort Sumner to
look after large ranch he has there.
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Say, do you eat barbecued meat.
Well, then. you know where to go.
To that little house just west OF the
court house.
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S. Hornbeck, ]. ]. Pinson, A. Raga-
dale, ]. B. Crawford. j. p. Wheeler.
j. M. Faggard, j. E. Morrison, w.
NJ. Cox. ]. w. Puckett. Osie Reason
over and Joe Lang
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Mrs. ]. r. TriIitt, of Seven Rivers.
left last evening for her home after
a visit TO her daughter Mrs. Van Win
kle.
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Traffic Manager A. l.. Conrad OF
Amarillo was in the city yesterday
was here on business connected with
the building of the new depot.
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There are ninety and nine safely
in th.t. N M. NJ l. and in a few days
there will be eleven more in the
field, making 110 cadets.
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independent Barber shop.

| have opened an Independent bar
Der shop. 314 Main street. Open from
6: SO a. m. to 500 p. m. do not shave
Mexicans. / respectfully solicit a
share Of the public patronage
IT,, w. N. BROWN.
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Another Rain.

Roswell has been blessed with am
other good rain today. About 1919
the rain began falling this morning
and it rained continuously until abort
one o'clock.
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Young woman wants room and
board in nice private family. Inquire
at Famous store.
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Prosecuting Attorney J. M. Hervey
returned this morning from a trip TO
Carlsbad
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The Tallmadge visitors were taken
an early morning ride over the city
this morning in twenty-five carriages
and carry-alls.
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J. NJ. Reid returned this mornine
from trip to Lakewood
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DEXTER.

Mr.. Terrill, one of our new settlers
here, went to Roswell yesterday.
Mr.. Langford, the Hagerman mer-
chant, was in town yesterday. On
new well and thinks it the best IN
the Valley
F. C. Tallmadge went to Roswell
yesterday to prepare for the excur-
sion.
M. H. Elford returned from. Haser
man Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Singleton, who went
visiting to Roswell a few days ago,
returned yesterday evening. Mr.. Sin
gleton is thinking of building res
idence for himself here.
j. w. Warren and son returned
from Amarillo Wednesday evening.
The Tallmadge excursion is expec-
ted in here this evening. They will
bring about sixty homeseekers with
them The hotels have prepared to
take care of them.
S. E. Waskom Jr. and w. NJ. Was
kom from Roswell were in town on
Wednesday. They stopped here few
hours while on their way to Hager-
man.
Theodore Burr went to South
Spring yesterday on business.
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Tom Waller of Lakewood came il.
on the morning train
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J. w. Walters came in this morn.
ing from a trip to Lakewood
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DR.. Norfeet of Artesia is in the
city visiting his family.
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FOR sALE:-My residence proper
ty, corner OF Main and 18th J.
Al. Nisbet. 75*5t
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For rent or sale. Six room house
Apply S2l N. Main st. 74t3'
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FOR sALE:-Railroad ticket to Chi
cago, via. Kansas City and st. Lou
is. Address s.S'' Record ONCE.
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Bert Roby, editor of the Portales
Herald, was in the city this morning
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j. W. Warren. OF Dexter was "a
the city yesterday.
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Cook Wanted.

Apply ct once to Mrs. Ella David
SON of Iiota Gibson. Artesia. N. NJ.
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j. NJ. Reid spent yesterday at Lake
wood on a business trip.
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i'll health and reports a great i'm
provement.
The Methodist church building is
| assuming proportions and is already
| showing that it is to be an attractive
| house of worship. 1t is of the new
manufactured stone. The frames for
the doors and the beautifully arched
windows are in place. Joe Clayton
has the contract.
Ralph Story's mother came in yes
| terday from Denver to make a long
visit here. She was expected over a
month ago, but was detained. She
will visit her sister Mrs. Bruce 2N
miles east of town The mother of
the two ladies is also with Mrs
Bruce
Bruce Knights force of men are
pushing the work on John Schrock's
beautiful new cottage. This is to be
of frame and the siding is nearly all
on. The foundation is of brick and
adds greatly TO the appearance of
the structure. This is on Grand ave
nue. where the new Methodist church
is situated. Many other of our "a
tractive residences are to be built
on this avenue
1t is not going to be long before
Artesla will be a place OF beauty. 1t
is of course very bare and crude and
new 1T present. The trees are all
small, but the growth this year has
been little short of marvellous. Grape
vines in particular have given evi-
dence of what can be expected here
Mrs. Roberts place directly north OF
town shows wealth of greenery. 1T
is the only place of any age here and
serves as an object lesson. Her trees
is superabundance of the Virginia
creeper and trumpet vine running r.
OF over everything. With the wonder
ful force of water we have here We
can grow anything. The pressure i
Mr.. Schrock the lumber
man has piped the water into the |
second story of his Office in which
his family is camped for awhile. 1t |
is necessary even at this height TO |
turn off the hydrant to get rid of the |
roar of water. With common garden |
hose the water is easily thrown to |
the roofs of our highest buildings. |
Our fire department will have things |
going their way
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-09-23
THE OFFENSIVE
is On.-Russian Losses at Lao
Yang.-Russa Objects to Treaty
Between England and Thibet.

Toxic, Sept 23-An official tele-
gram reports that fights have taken
place at the towns OF Telling and
Sanlungku, sixty miles northeast OF
Liao Yang. The dispatch says: Our
detachments advanced Sept 20 and
attacked the enemy consisting of a
company of infantry, some cavalry
and machine guns stationed at Tie
ling and a battalion of infantry, five
hundred cavalry, six quick firing
guns and one machine gun stationed
at Sanlungku, which lies eight miles
north of Telling. The Russians who
were driven off northward left nine
teeen dead behind them We captur-
ed some shells. Our losses were but
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-09-23

Pittsburg, Pa. Sept. 23.-G. w. Fid-
lar, deputy guarding the property
of the Pittsburg Steel Company's
plant az Glassport, Pa, was fatally
shot in a riot which broke out be-
tween about 25 strikers and the like
number of men employed in the mill
and deputies. Two non-union men
change of from 25 to so shots be-
fore the strikers scattered The strike
has been in progress several months
times.
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Washington, D. c.. Sept. %. .-Elab-
crate preparations have been made
for the entertainment OF the Arch
bishop of Canterbury and his party
who arrive in Washington today for
visit of several. days. President
Roosevelt will receive the distin:g-
uished visitor and his party at the
Saterlee will give a large reception
complimentary to the Archbishop tC-
morrow evening This reception viii
be the first important social function
of the season in Washington.
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East Brookfield, Mass, Sept %
The special train conveying the Arch
bishop of Canterbury from Bar Har
bor to Washington, was wrecked on
the Boston and Albany division of
the New York Central near the sta
ton here today. The Archbishop was
not injured, although considerably
shaken up. ]. Pierpont Morgan who
accompanied him was. shaken up but
not hurt The special which was run
ming sixty miles an hour ran into a
detached engine which ran on the
track for some reason yet unexplain-
ed. Traffic was delayed for some
time.
Several train hands were slightly
%njured. So great was the speed OF
was carried: along 100 yards before
it was dropped on the east bound
rails. The tracks were both consid-
erably damaged. .M
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CHILDREN
KILLED
NINE KILLED DURING A PLAY.
Full RUSH AT RECESS.
SLOCUM DISASTER

The Report of the Board Of Insoec-
tors Has Just Been lSsued.-The
Licenses of the Officers Of the Slo-
cum are Revoked.
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STRIKERS, DEPUTIES AND NON.
UNION MEN FIGHT.
IN A WRECK

Archbishop of Canterbury and J. p.
Morgan are in Wreck, but Escape
injury.-Train Was Running at a
! Speed of Sixty Miles an Hour.
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New York, Sept pa lengthy
report has just been issued of the
steamboat inspectors into the Slo-
cum steamer disaster which occur
red in East River last June and COS:
nearly one thousand lives. The re
port concludes by announcing the rC-
vokation of the licenses of the Off
VIM. H. Schaick, master and pilot.
Edward Van Vert, pilot. and Benia-
min Franklin chief engineer.
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at SanIunSKu, winch Hes eight miles
north of Telling. The Russians who
were driven off northward left nine
teeen dead behind them We captur-
ed some shells. Our losses were Du,
slight
ST. Petersburg Sep. 23-Kuropatlin
telegraphs that the Japanese have
assumed the offensive from Bentsia-
putze on the railroad between Muk-
from Mukden.
Toxic, Sept. 22.-General Oku has
written an extended report of the op-
erations preceding the capture Jf
Liao Yang, and in conclusion express
es the opinion that the stubborn re
sistance of the Russians proves that
their retreat was not prearranged.
st. Petersburg. Sept. 23.-During
the recent Japanese attack on Lao
Pass General Peterhoff took several
prisoners and captured quantity of
arms and ammunition. The Russians
lost a captain and three men killed
and had forty-five men wounded
The general staff has issued re-
@ised list of the Russian casualties
at Liao Yang showing 1910 men kill
ed, 10,S11 wounded and 1912 left on
the field Fifty-four regimental Off
GERS were killed and 252 wounded.
Two generals were killed and three
wounded. Five officers were left on
the field
The Russian protest against the
Anglo-Thibetan treaty has been pre-
sented at Peking. NJ Lassar is und-
of the Chinese foreign board to the
fact that China would abandon her
suzerainty over Thibet if she ratified
the treaty, thus creating British
protectorate. A dispatch from Peking
announcing that China is not willing
to ratify the treaty is believed to be
the direct outcome of the Russian
protest.
Washington, Sept. 22.-The Ameri-
can consul at Brown cables the state
department that three ships are TAX
ing on coal at Enden. 1t is supposed
that the coal is for the Russian fleets.
Manila, P. l.. Sept. 23.-Captain
r. Collani of the Austrian steamer
Austria which has arrived here from
Shanghai, says he was offered $25,
900 to transport the crew and IS
officers of the Russian cruiser Askold
from Shanghai TO Russian waters.
The Japanese consul at Shanghai
warned the captain that if he did
this he would run the danger of be-
ing held up or even sunk by the Jap
anese war ships, and the officer con-
sequently declined.
Las Palmas. Canary Islands, Sept
23.-The Russian cruiser Terek which
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st. Petersburg Sep. -Kuropatkin
telegraphs that the Japanese have
assumed the offensive from Bentsia-
putze on the railroad between Muk-
den and Fusan about twelve miles
from Mukden.
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Washington, Sept 22.-The Ameri-
can consul at Brown cables the state
ing on coal at Enden. 1t is supposed
that the coal is for the Russian fleets
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Las Palmas. Canary islands, Sept.
2s.-The Russian cruiser Terek which
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-19
A Modern cannery.

A modern caunery is marvel of me-
chanicai ingenuity. After the fish is
cleaned automatic machines do nearly
all the remainder OF the work, even in
some instances filing the cans with q
motion for all the world like that OF
two human hands. one holding the cai
the other croTding it full of raw fish
I shall not attempt 10 enter into de
scription of the machinery. The can o'
fish is started rolling on its way, ana
one has the impression that it contin
ues to roll through machine after ma
chine. hardly touched by human hands.
1t rolls into the cooker and out again,
even rolls itself into a bright colored
label and finally somehow rolls into a
packing box. ready to be loaded in the
car waiting at the door.-Ray Stannard
Baker in Century.