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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-26
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
AGENTS WANTED.
ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.

BOARDERS WANTED-Large, comfort able room, first floor, with board con- venient location. 701 South 20th. 9-2-7t WANTED-At once, by young couple. board in private family; no children; references exchanged; close In. Ad- dress A. M. L., care Age-Herald WANTED-By man and wife, two or three rooms for light housekeeping; must be modern, reasonable and near car line B. E., care Age-Herald. WANTED-Room by two gentlemen, close in; private family preferred Address N. P, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-26

FURNISHED rooms connecting; hot and
 cold bath. 2420 9th nve. 9-19-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-26
BUSINESS CHANGES.
MONEY TO LEND.

MONEY to loan on req S-estate al lowest rate. Apply Alabama 1Tus- and Savings Company. 2026 Srd avenue Massey build
 tng 10-2-u
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-26

FOR RENT-SOUTHsIDE. 1887 Waucoma avenue, ' rooms, modern, $55: furnace, gas and electric lights. 1136 18th street. ' rooms, modern, $40. 1907 Avenue B. rooms, modern, $3O. S07 23d street, rooms. $15.
 NORTHSIDE. Copeland street, 5 rooms, s14. North Haven, rooms. S10 WOODLAWN. 229 5oth street, rooms, s11 50. 237 50th street, rooms. $11 .50
 STORES AND ROOMS-CITY. 1919 4th avenue, large store room, $75; will put in modern front for good tenant. 191915 4th avenue, II rooms. s30
 A. R, DEARBORN & CO.,, Both phones 1102. 1921 First Ave.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-19
PURE WATER
is HEALTH.

MIR. j. =. Shull the arteSan we'll
digger of Columbia, has just finished
putting in well and pump for Mr.
D. Peyton Hartley.
DIR. w. II. Zimmerman, NJ f. Rut
lnd and others.
Mr.. Shull has complete arte-
sian well digging outfit, consisting
Of portable gasoline engine, drills
and all the necessary equipment for
boring and casing wells Uf from two
TO four inches in diameter.
MIR. Shull not only digs the WELL
but he puts IN the pipe, that acts as
the pump stock, and furnishes the
pump, that is: he turns over a pump
ready for use.
, The pump used 10y Mr. Shull is the
/ finest SO FAR made and, differs from
the common ordinary pump, in hav-
! ing its cylinder valve constantly be-
! low the water line.
| Altesian wells are much fcSS cX-
| pcnSivc to bore and case than the old
/ fashioned hand dug large bore wells,
/ In arteSian wells. where the supply Oi
water is at all tree, the water does
no. Income hat and stagnant, as il
! dee. in wells holding large volumes OF
water like underground tanks, but
as they hDld bdl comparatively Smal
Il IantitieS OF water, they are Will
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-19

Mr.. l. NJ. Ragn of Columbia spen
this week in Batesburg.
MIR George Bates returned on sun
day last from Arizona and is, as he
looks, much improved in health.
Mrs. Fox gave tea to the teachers
of the Graded School yesterday eve
! ming.
Mrs. Catherine Bates is quite i'll at
her home near llibcrnia.
Mrs. Jesse Howard. of near Johns
ton, is visiting her sister Mrs. A. G.
Mitchell.
Mrs j. A. Written gave an infor-
NAL reception last Tuesday evening
Among those present were: Mrs. Sara
Shuler, Miss Moida Hodges, Mr.. and
Mrs. Atwell and MeSSrs. Callie and
Clarence Drcher.
Miss MIA lodges is spending
sometime in Cv.U..ibia, s. G.
Miss HortenSc Landrlm gave Il six
o'clock dinner last Tuesday evening
To few friends.
Mrs AlCnzo Fates has be5n con fined
to her bed for The past few days by
sirknesS.
II W. "olson Esq, OF Greensboro,
n. c.. Chief Law Agent for the south
ern Railroad system, was in Bates
burg to-day. Nature has been boun-
tful to Mr. Colson, for not only is he,
as his official position asserts, Il gen
tlemau Of high mental attainment,
but, he is also man of magnificent
physique.
Mrs T. +. -trother gave Il dinner
on Tuesday evening last in honor OF
her guest Mrs Bell OF WLIhalla, ). c..
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-19
PIANOS NEAR
COST.

Mr.. c. W Stewart, Of BrattleborrO,
Vermont, one of the pioneer Piano
Dealers Of his native State, is spend
ing the spring in BatcSburg and, by
way OF occupation. he is willing TO
sell any one in this town and sur
rounding country. any grade OF Plan
of he or she may desire. minus the
large profits generally paid to regular
agents. have Pianos now ON exhib
it at The l.. ID. Cullum COmpany'>
Furniture Store.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-19
OUR GRADED SCHOOL
HAS CLOSED.

Our Graded School, which has bee,
SO successfully conducted for the pas
SCHOLASTIC year under the able contro
Of Prof. j. r. Il. Major. superinten
dent and the Misses Ola Thompson
Margie Scarborough, Mamie Hill ant
Carrielou Harmon, music teacher
closed o-day for summer vacation.
The schoo. closed in excellent shane
generally. The enrolment was high
er than ever before and the work OF
the pupils in the several grades has
been very satisfactory.
The Board of School Trustees met
this Afternoon and faculty for the
ensuing year was elec,ed as follows:
Prof. j. X. Il. Major, Superintendent
and Miss Margie Scarborough, of Sum-
merton, Miss Ola Thompson, of Pen
dleton, Miss Isabel =. Brooker, of
swansea and Miss Eva Mace, OF Mari
on. assistants.
The Misses Brooker and Mace are
newly elected and, it is with deep re-
gret TO all interested in the school,
that Miss Mamie Hill, who has been
I'm charge Of the schools primary de.
partment for four years, has declined
To accept the position again.
Miss Hill is thoroughly equipped
and is peculiarly gifteo with abil.
ity to influence and guide the younger
children.
Miss Scarborough has, since her
election, determined not to teach
next year. Miss Scarborough alb
sence will be very severely felt and
all interested in the school. deplore
her loss; for her place will be hard TO
I'LL, us she filled 1t.
At the next meeting of the Trustees
action will be taken to fill the vacan-
cy created by Miss Scarborough's res.
ignation.
The following pupils OF the Bates.
burg Graded School deserve special
mention for their work and faithful
ness during the session just C,lsed:
Those who led their respective
grades; by making the highest average.
ISL grade, section 4 SidereSt Pond |
lSt grade, section Is Kathleen Young !
blood
-nu grade Johnnie Ward f.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-19

Mr.. Jonas McCartha, who has beel
employed by the Oil Mill Company a
Campobello, met an accident fe,
days ago, breaking his arm. He cam
home Wednesday to remain for seve
raj days.
DR.. f j. Etheredge is expected I
return from Beaufort Thursday.
Genial Mike Rutland was on on
.treets Wednesday.
The Section Master at Gilbert wa
run over Wednesday hy a lever ca
and seriously injured. A physical
was summoned from this place; "
have not yet learned the extent @
the injury. KN0WITALL.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-19

The prize offered for the highest
average in scholarship, department
and attendance combined was won 10y
Agnes Jones.
The prize offered for the highest de
gree OF proficiency i'm spelling was
won by LUCILLE Quattlebaum.
Agnes Jones and Frceda Rutland
were neither absent nor tardy during
the entire session. These two pupils
met every school duty for the whole
year Bessie Steadman also deserves
especial menti n for her faithful at
tendance, she having missed only one
day and that because o. death in the
family.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-19
A BANK
ACCOUNT.

fall. reward OF fifty dollars was
offered by the Governor for the cap
ture OF Herbert, which Chief Derrick
will receive. 1t is not healthy for
fleeing criminals to stop in this sec
tion, for Johnston's big Chief has the
tact and nerve Of Pinkerton Sleuth.
Miss Ella Pollock is confined to her
bed with sickness
Master Junius b. Bailey one Of The
News's expert compositors has been
confined to his bed few days on ac-
count of sickness.
The d. of G.. will hold their regular
monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon
May 23rd with Mrs. l.. B. AShell.
This will be an important meeting and
all members are urged to be present.
Complimentary to Misses Ella ard
Sue Smith, Misses Mary Spann ard
! Virginia Harrison entertained a large
number OF the younger set Friday eve
ming. A very pretty course of refresh
I IlChbS "bo SClNCu DJ IIIC ClldI III ~
little hoStesSeS.
MeSsrs j. g. Lewis, j w. Grim anG
C +. Pechman closed their sore,
during the Memorial exercises We'd
nesday. which was a very commend
able act on their part.
pp. w. ~, Zimmerman, Of tates
burg, was in town Wednesday ANA at
tended the Memorial services.
Mr.. QUITS has force Of hallds a
work rebuilding the store in which
the recent fire originated.
= We spent few hours last ThurSds
at BateSburg and were amazed TO Sc
the many Improvements goirg on
Quite number OF brick built ings ar
in course OF erection, and the SCUM
of the hammer and saw could b
heard in every direction. 8ateSbur
10 now putting on city airs. and we
may her citizens feel proud of tn
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-19
JOHNSTON
LETTER,
JON NsYoN HIws.

SeNNSfoN hH~S.
Miss Matte Randall Is spending tbi
week with friends at Graniteville
MIR. E. B. Satcher, will leave Monda,
Tor Harris Springs. where he will
spend while. after which he will gt
TO Mountain resort to spend tn,
Summer months. His friends hone +,
see him return fully restored to health
and vigor.
The Christian Temperance Work.
ers will meet Monday afternoon with
Mrs. Jas. Ii. White.
The Razaar to be held by the ID. OF
Z. VIII take place at their Memorial
Hall Monday evening May 2sth. 1t
VIII continue through the entire week
day and night. The proceeds will be
used for the Hall aid everybody is in
viued to come. and help the women in
their noble undertaking.
Hon. Geo. Bell Zimmerman, OF Lex
ington, was in town Wednesday.
We have plenty of vegetables and
Will soon have the luscious peach.
The annual outing of the employees
OF the Savannah Division of the
Southern Railway will be held at
Wards on May 3lst. Two bands will
be on hand and n day OF general pleas
ure will be enjoyed.
The remains Of Homer Rauton were
buried in Mount Of Olives cemetery
last Thursday afternoon. Homer was
the eldest son Of Mr.. Charlie NJ. Rau-
ton, who once resided here, but who
has for several years been resident
OF Augusta. The death of this below
ed boy occurred Wednesday in Angus.
ta.
Mrs. Nettic Carson, OF Birmingham,
Ala. is visiting her mother Mrs. Mary
Cullum near town
DR. RuShton's handsome residence.
opposite The News office, has been
and is now being painted.
Last week Chief Derrick went to
VacluSe and arrested Fred Herbert, a
iarkey who was wanted i'm Newberry
or the murder Of another darkey last
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-19
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, }
COUNT y OF LEXINGTON

THE STOCK HOLDERS of thd
Batesburg Telephone Company will
take Notice that a meeting Of the
stockholders of said company is called
TO meet at the office OF Il. f. Strother
ESD, in the town of BateSburg on
Monday the 9th. day of June a. ID
1905, at 10 o'clock m. for the purpose
Of voting upon resolution of the
board OF directors of said corporation
to increase the capital stock OF sale
company from Five Hundred Dollars Il
Two Thousand Dollars. This Sth, day
OF May '0a. W. WeStmoreland Pres
J A. Watson Sec. and Treas
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-19
GILBERT NEWS

""on ous sssvLAs ,osrss,ose..r
Re v. Wessinger delivered a most G
cellei 1T sermon in the Lutheran chur
sund: ~ evening.
Mr.. w. H. Donly s1ade a busine
trip to Columbia last Friday.
Miss -Pcsey Hardin is visiting h
sister, Mrs. Strickland. here.
Mr..Erskine Long, Of Leesville, sper
Sunday with his parents near here.
! Mrs. Charlie Koon is now con fine
TO her bed with case of typhoid feve
Mrs. Amick who was reported to b
at the point of death In last week
issue. died last Thursday morning an
was buried ut her old homestead O
Friday.
MIR. scott Shirley, on the Star rout
from here, was married last Wedne
day. TO whom we have not yet leart
ed.
Prof. Sindler and daughter visita
relatives i'm the Mt. Pleasant sectio
Saturday and Sunday.
MesSrs. Kirk and Archie Don
spent last Saturday In Leesville.
Rev. Strickland, our Methodist mil
lister, is now attending a co Inference
AShville y. c. "-~
MIR. and Mrs, p. Z. Amick spent ,
short while in Batesburg last Saturda,
Mrs. Esse Drafts and Leila Lindler
took in the entertainment at Lees
vile College last Friday night.
Messrs Milie and Madison Moone,
ham spent Sunday in town.
Mr. R. A Barr, the popular mai
carrier on K. f. ID. No 3from here n,
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-19

r.'pid strides she has made in the pa:
few years. We called on Editor Ba
~, or the Advocate, and found him
most clever and socjable gentlema
The Advocate has lately been dubb'
'She;" we challenge ths veracity
The assertion Of the term as applied
10 ur esteemed contemporary.
The Scriptures tell US that WON;
IL the weaker vessel, and their
nothing weak about the Advocate.
o hnSton News.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-19
TAKE NOTICE.

Hereafter | will be in my Office al
Ridge Springs on Thursday OF eact
week, for the purpose OF practicinl
dentistry. / respectfully solicit you
patronage. Please write me at Bates
burg making your engagements befor.
hand. j. A. Watson ID. T.. s.
BateSburg. s. c
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-19
CASH FOR EGGS.

/ will pay the highest cash price for
eggs in lots OF 30 to 100 dozen. Also
will buy honey at the best market
prices. Reference Citizens Bank OF
Batesburg, 5. q. j. B. Penland OF
Main Street, Columbia, S. G,
Correspondence solicited.
Subs;tih. fJr Tas A AiYJSlte.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-19

were in town shor,,;,lr .yycdpesda,
visitod relotirnS n ,nvr Monday
o,,r s+r"a+, ono dow thi. we.k
Gov son,n Tina yisitinm nor mrond.no.
,o,., ro,urro5 70 bor home nj Wards
T,,assa', re',,Ss wa " "
,,aa y, town on hnSinoss Monday
MISS HeSSie Go'tes' "'.o '''S Dr,', va
HiS'V ~ .i'I'lo" T,.ia,ri,,,,
'''N ~ ''''
c :, y c,ro.hor ri,itad Co,rm.
,.;a ,,a,.,,.5o,
NJ p, .u,o,.o, co,rrhio snrnt
Sn,,d., i, n.+nshnrg
~ n NJ pootu,riobt of Pidoe
S-;,,,, i, toyn trading Wednes-
day.
AZ. porrv Iyirrl,rd of RcIblehcm
a.io,, ,.,a. -, onr stroets "Wednesday.
~. paro,.o wo,,in. or Nonetta.
a,,. stroets WEDNESDAY
.o', ,r,d;nm wndno,doy
Mr.. MICK crouch wa" gu ""' s''''''
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-19
CONFEDERATE VETE-
RAMS REUNION,
LOUISVILLE, KY. JUNE
l4th-loth, 1905.

Intelligcncer, Anderson, s. G.
Parry Mail. Anderson, 5. G.
Journal, Greenwood. 5. c.
The Index, Greenwood, :. G.
News K Herald, Newberry, S. g.
Record, Rock Hill, 5. c.
Herald, Rock Viii. \ G..
Enquirer. Yorkville. S. G.
Daily Item. sumter, S. &.
Advocate, BateSburg, S. G.
dispatch, Lexington. :. &.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-19

been very Ill but is slightly Improving
Or. James Drafts was in town Mon
day.
Miss Ellie tall is visiting relatives
in town
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-19
REGISTRATION NOTICEEr

The Books Tor The registration OF
in the municipal Election Will be open
at my StoEe, Monday a m May 18th,
1895 and will remain open until one
week before the election. +. V.
Cullum Supervisor of Registration.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-19
SOMETHING NEW
FOR BATESBtJRG

have lst added one of the finest :
frlgeratorS that can be bought, for the
purpose of Carrying and keeping fresh;
butter, cheese, eggs and all articles
necessary during the hot umm n days
Cool drinks speciality.
f. Il, Steadmar,
bateSburg, :. &.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-19

MONEY SAVED IS MONEY MADE.
The First Natl Bank of Batesburg
pays interest four times year on de-
posits in the Savings Department--com
pounded every three months. Put your
spare money to work--it works while
you sleep--has perpetual, ever increas
ing earning capacity. We invite you to
open an account now with our Bank and
be numbered with our five hundred de-
positors.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-19
FOR SALE.

one large complete ThraShing Ma
chine in fine order.
Mrs. BaZ Peterson,
Batesburg, ). G.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-19
FOR SALE

after June lst, thoroughbred Rhode
Island Red CockerelS at 81 80 each.
Mrs, n. Rogers BaYly,
BateSburg, s. G..
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-19
StiGnut- yUu euio.

Stjn1n, Er, credit.
SIlciuI- yOu.
Guards you against extravaganza.
Gives you confidence in your Judg-
ment.
Helps to hold you up while you
are ont of work.
Furnishes the best receipt for all
money you pay out.
Creates business habits that will
increase your savings.
Protects against loss by robbery
and personal injury by robbers.
Enables you To pass over periods
OF sickness without embarrasS-
meat.
Makes you able TO run your busi-
ness, instead OF your business
running you.
z pays interest four times q year.
II three months standing-interest
N. A. RATES, Vice President.
w w. WATSON. President.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-19
MOVEMENT OF PROM
.NENr PEOPLE.
Where they have been
and where they
are going--Hap-
penings.

Or. and Mrs Matthews, of Saluda
were in tewn shora..;;agfSs ,.;aS " ednesdal-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-25
WRECK ON ERIE ROAD EXTENDING HIS LINES
J. J. Hill Will Control the Traffic of
the Columbia River Valley
in Oregon.

Portland. Ore, Sept. 2i.-The Oregon
ian today prints the following special
from Olympia, Wash:
THAT it is the ultimate intention or
the Portland &. Seattle Railway COM
pany TO extend its lines from kenne-
wick ~ the Columbia and Okanagon
rivers to the international boundary
line and from thence into Canada, thus
giving the Hill roads entire control or
the Columbia river valley in Washing
ton. Is a statement founded. it is
claimed, upon the assertion of one OF
the officers of the new road building
down the north bank of the Columbia
river.
In support also of this statement 1t
is announced that the surveyors known
10 be working in the vicinity of Oro-
vile, on the Okanagon river, near the
boundary line, and the surveying party
estensibly employed by Attorney Cen
eraI John d. Atkinson of this state, be-
tween Wenatchee and OrOndo. are re-
ally in the employ OF Hill
1T is said further in connection with
the building OF a line from the bound
airy that move of this kind by the
Hill roads is made necessary by the
entering of Spokane by the Canadian
Pacific over the Seattle & Information
al and the prospective alliance of the
Canadian Pacific with the oregon Rail-
road a Naviga ton company, giving the
Canadian road an entrance into Port
land. II is we'll known that Hill is
going over Canadian Pacific business
IN the Dominion and the building of the
Portland & Seattle from Kennewick to
Portland is part of this plan"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-25
PORTLAND DAY AT THE FAIR
Enthusiastic Citizens Are Planning
For a High Old Time Next
SATURDAY.

Portland. Ore, Sept. 24.-Enthusiastic
residents of this city are straining eN-
cry effort toward making Saturday,
Sept. so. Portland day at the Lewis ana
Clark fair, the most successful IN point
of attendance during the entire eXposl-
ton period. Ii is the ambition OF the
PortlandeTs to swell the attendance for
the day to 100, 600, and according to
Rinaldo NJ Hall, advertising agent for
the Hartman lines. the indications are
that an Unprecedented influx of visit
ors over the company's lines, owing to
the exceptionally low excursion rates,
will make the hopes of the Portland
business men a reality. Excursions are
being arranged from all parts of the
northwest tapped by the Hartman
lines. Governor George S. Chamber
lain has declared the day holiday ana
has issued a proclamation urging all
VINO can to attend the fair on that day.
Local business men, for their part.
will declare the day a holiday and
close their establishments, and most
of them viii provide their employees
with admission tickets.
A programme has been arranged eX-
ceeding in attractiVeness any hereto
fore provided. The morning will wit
ness the long anticipated airship race,
a parade of industries of the states
carved from "Old Oregon" and short
literary programme participated in by
the most prominent men OF the state.
both from official and commercial
standpoints. In the afternoon another
flight will be made by the airships apd
opportunity will be given TO witness "a
display of Japanese day fireworks. A
pyr0technic reproduction of the battle
of Manila bay during the evening Will
conclude the programme for the day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-25
SMOKE PROBLEM
NEAR SOLUTION
Excellent Roadway in Treatment Of
Fumes at Highland Boy.
TEST ON LARGE SCALE
PROCESS SUPERIOR TO ANY
HERETOFORE TRIED.

THE smelter smoke problem is nearer
a solution today than at any time
since the Utah Consolidated Min
ing company took up the problem of
eliminating from smelter smoke ali
elements destructive to plant life. After
a series of experiments extending over
the summer months the Utah Consol-
idated is about TO construct and install
tower which will treat by d patented
process all the smoke coming from one
of the twenty roasters in use at the
Highland Boy. These experiments, be
ginning with the treatment of a bottle
ful Of smoke from the roasters, have
demonstrated beyond question that the
process in course of trial is superior to
any heretofore proposed.
;. 5. Sorensen, superintendent of con-
struetion at the Highland Boy. and +.
p. Jennings mining engineer, and
George c. Westby, assayer, both of the
Utah Con. staff, are the men RESPONSE
bic for the process in its present state.
Together with General Manager r.. II.
Claiming they hold the patents The
experiments thus far have been under
the direction of Mr.. Jennings.
water Cure" a Feature.
One of the steps in the process of
eliminating all carbon disulphide from
the smoke as il comes from the roast
erS is treatment of the fumes with wa
ter, under certain conditions. This has
been d feature of other processes, but
the Utah Con. treatment does not emu
here. The other steps, however, remain
a secret with the patentees
As it is the fumes from the rOasters
which are harmful, containing, as they
do. carbon disulphide, experiments
started with samples of rooster smoke
caught in bottles. The quantities sub
mitted to the new treatment We're grad
ually increased. At present smoke is
| treated in towers in a SOmeW hat SINH
! lar manner 10 that used in the manu-
/ facture of sulphuric acid. The sulphur
| diOxide is converted to sulDhuric acid
after coming in contact with water.
| Then come other courses OF treatment.
! the whole effectually eliminating poi
| sonous elements in the smoke in eX-
periments thus far conducted
! Up TO date only a portion of smoke
| from one of the roasters has been
| treated at one time. In the immediate
| future a tower for the treatment of the
entire volume of smoke from one roast
as successful as expected each of the
/ twenty roasters viii be so equipped and
/ the smeiter smoke problem. so far as
the Highland Boy is concerned, VIII be
solved.