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The Holly chieftain., 1905-09-29
The Weeks Markets.

Kansas City. Sept. 25- AL
though cattle receipts fell off %
per cent last week, as compared
with either of the two preceding
weeks. prices did not make any
gain, but instead barely steady;
COWS were an exception, and gain
ed. 10 to 20 cents. Buyers knew
that heavy runs would come as
soon as railroads could handle the
business and acted accordingly,
Eastern markets had large sup
plies, another bad feature. The
supply t-day is 5000 cattle,
market steady to 10 lower. Most
of the run today is from Kansas
and Oklahoma. supply from the
Panhandle aud Colorado extreme
ly small considering the liberal
run. Some Lockhart steers from
Rocky Ford, 1850 lbs. sold today
at $3 TO, and a train of Nevada
cattle are here. but not being
shown today; will be on tomor.
rows market. Seventeen cars of
Seiber Cattle company steers,
Westwater, Utah. sold Friday at
1925, 1852 lbs, with cut of two
loads, 1924 lbs, at $3.50. Com
mon Colorado steers, from La
Junta, sold at s2.S5 and $3.50.
Most.of the Panhandle stuff lately
has been COWS and caves. Cows
mainly at 50. to $265. calves
s3.25 to $3.50 for heavy weights.
although light ones bring up to
$500, being very scarce Some
nice yearlings sold at $3.50, me.
dium stockers and feeders 50 Is 10
S3.25. train of Knorpp and Bug
bee killing steers from Clarendon,
ll25 lbs at S3.4O, Gamers sold
strong at Sl.75 to 1926.
W. f. There of Holly, Colo, one
of the best known stockmen in that
part of the state, who is also an
operator over in the western part
OF Kansas, was in yesterday with
nine carloads of cattle. I'VE es-
capped the floods that gave the
farmers in eastern Kansas and
Missouri SO much t;ouble duling
the past week." stid Mr. There.
THAT country will stand good
deal of rain, but We have not suf-
fered from the lack Of moisture
all season. and the grass is good
everywhere. At the present time
there are good many cattle on
the ranges of western Kansas and
eastern Colorado which are ready
to be moved to market whenever
the prices are right"
j. "A. RICKART,
L. S. Correspondent.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-09-29
Notice to Hunters.

Notice is hereby given that no
hunting Or shooting will be al
Lowed upon tue premises Of the
undersigned. Anyone found
hunti z on said premises will be
promptly prosecuted.
T. NJ. Wilson.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-09-29

The delivery of beets to the fac
tory will begin the latter part of
this week. and then things will
soon begin to hum in this neck of
the woods. The campaign Just
about to open will distribute at
least quarter Of a million dollars
among the farmers OF this section,
and the geuetal prosperity this
will bring will far exceed any
thing ever known here before.
Lamar Register
The Holly chieftain., 1905-09-29
publIc School Column.

publlc School Column.
The attendance in the schools
is still increasing, the total en-
rollment to date being lG6.
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New window shades in the
school house made glad both
teachers and pupils Monday morn
ing of this week.
y.
Willard Padley and Vernon
Tovatt, of room No, 8 have drawn
some exceptionally good maps of
North America.
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President Roosevelt says that
there are few movements in which
he more thoroughly believes than
in the effort TO raise teachers
salaries.
Quotation for the week: Don't
thou love lifeY Then do not sauan-
der time. for that il the stuff that
life is made of" Benjamin
franklin.
Eighteen million one hundred
aud ninety seven thousand nine
hundred and eighteen school
children in the United States
Journal Of Education.
~
The members Of the 11th grade
of the high school have been
writing combinations of the story
of Feathertop, one of Hawthorne's
romances and have made some
very creditable productions.
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Some neatly framed pictures
have been recently added to the
decorations Of rooms l. 2 and 3.
The thanks of these rooms is due
Mr.. Merwin OF the English Lum-
bsr Go. for glass to cover these
pictures.
".
Get wise quick" theories are
a. pernicious os''get rich quick"
concerns. We cannot hope to
produce scholars ready made. If
we can cultivate the habit of study
and thought we shall have accom-
piished much. Mayor Mcclellan.
New York.
~
The basket bill team have been
organized by the girls in the sth
grade with the following line up:
Captains: Bessie Dunbar and
Sadie Bennett. Center Runners:
Evelyn Haverstroh, Lizzie Debus
Goal Throwers: Nellie Garrison,
Rena Wright, Grace Ikelman,
Eva Baxter. Guards; Agnes De.
bus. Gladys Tarbox. Sarah Croft,
Mary Pierce. Referee: Rubia
Moore.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-09-29

At least six hundred carlonds Of
cantaloupes have been shipped
from the valley this season. Pric-
es hav. been fairly good during
the entire campaign. It is now
believed that the season is draw
ing to a close as the vines are gen.
orally perishing. which always
hiuders the production of first
class melons Rocky Ford Trib-
une.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-09-29

There will be tifty-three Sun
in this year, an occurrence that
will not happen again for ITO
years. The extra Sunday can be
utilized in attending church, call
ing on your best gill, reading the
Scriptures, playing with the chill.
dren, breaking a two year old colt
or some other Exchange.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-09-29
rueno,s,, suffering

is often caused by sores, ulcers and
cancers, that cat away your skin.
w. M. Bendell, OF Flat Rock, Mich.
says: u have used Bucklen's Arnica
salve for ulcers, sores aud cancers. 1t
is the best healing dressing / ever
found" SootheS and heals cuts,
burns, and scalds. Csc at lkeImenS.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-09-29

indication of frost, but we eau
hardly expect the shipments to
keep up more than a week or ten
days longer.
Heavy black smoke rolled out
of the big smoke stack at the su-
gar factory last Friday for the
first time. This means that the
furnaces. boilers and everything
in the boiler room is in place and
ready for business. The other
parts of the factory are not far be-
hind, either. The machinery is
all in place and the main build
ing will be enclosed by tomorrow
night. The principal work which
is yet to be done is making the
pipe connections between the
numerous pieces of machinery,
which is being rapidly done under
the direction of E. S. Mckee, who
is superintendino that part of the
work, and the finishing of the
beet sheds.
Webster Torrance and W. T.
Moderwell of Belle Plaine, Iowa,
we're here last week with /. N.
Compton, a real estate agent of
the same place. and after making
a careful investigation of the
country were not only well pleas
ed with what they saw, but they
were enthusiastically taken up
with it. They purchased forty
acre farms ten miles north west of
town and will move ont here dur
ing the winter. Mr.. Compton hes
sod good many farms in this
section to people from his town
during the past six months, and
they are all SO well Pile ased
with their Investments that they
would not sell for twice what they
paid for their land.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-09-29
For Sale

The N. w i of N. E. ! Sec. 81,
Twp. % Range 43-40 acres.
This is choice ranch well improv-
ed, will sell at a bargain write
A. g. EPLER,
Rocky Ford. Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-09-29

sent the weather is warm with no
indication of frost, but we eau
hardly expect the shipments to
keep up more than week or ten
days longer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-11

da con barricadas en- las Gales IN
todo Ell dia no cesaron los tiroteos La
tropa tuvo que tomar por asalto las ba-
rricadas. defendida poc gentes que,
habiendo saqueado las tabet tnas, esta
ba enloquecida de beber tanto eguar-
diente. Hubo 50 muertos y 200 heri-
dos. La huelga, que comprendia
90, 900 obreros, habfase convertible en-
manifestation puramente polftica.
Las cifras de muertos y heridos co
rrespoudientes al 23, resultan conside-
rablemet te -aumentadsS, seg1n noti-
cias posteriores. La Jornada fue mas
horrorosa que la del ~ de enero en-
San Petersburgo. En- Lodz, ell ~ de
JUNO. que era la fiesta del Corpus,
paso Ell tranquilidad; psro durante la
noche, Una patrulla de cosacos fue
asaltada y muertos nueve de sus indi-
viduos, dos de estos o6ciales, uno de
ellos q manos de una nifia de I3 afios.
La sangre empezo recorrer desde
la madrugada del 23 La tropa era
agredida desde bar1icadas, ventanas
BALCONIES y tejados, con reviewers,
bombas vitriolo, durando la escena to-
do el dia. Calculabanse en- 1000 los
muertos y heridos. Ell "a. habiendo
sido reforzada la guarnicion con dos
reglmientos, solo hubo casos aislados
de desorden y saqueo. Sin embargo,
slguien, quieu logro escapar arrojo
una bomba en- un cuartel, matando 4
cuatro cosacos. hiriendo 1o y matan-
Go % caballos.
El IS los desordenes Sc extendieron
a Varsovia. donde Ell partido social de-
1nocrAtico proclamo una huelga gene
raj en- simpatfa con los huelguistas de
Lodz; pero como la guarnicion recibio
inmensos refuerzos, la situacion, atm
que tirante, no Sc agravo como en-
Lodz, donde Sc proclamo Ell estado de
sitlo Ell 26. Las v1ctlmas de la sema-
ma en- Lodz no son tantas como Sc ha
bia dicho. pero pasan de 1909. Has
ia la tarde del 26 Sc habfa dado Sc
pultura $40 cadaveres de yidios y
2lS de ,crjstianos, eXcediendo de 700
los heridos. =.
De Transcaucasia Sc anuncia una
situacion muy violenta provocada por
antagonismo de razay religion Han
ocurrido verdaderas batallas entire los
habitantes unos con otros, con partici
paci6n de pollcla y cosacos. y los
muertos suben centenares, llegando
q temerse una guerra santa. El prfn-
cipe Luis Napoleon. que manda I'm
cuerpo de ejercito en- el Caucaso, re.
CORE 10 mas turbuleEtc de la region,
procurando apaciguarla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-11
Don MateO Lucchetli

Cuando recibimos aver la triste no
ticia, era tarde para tributar al dis
tinguido economista, al honora BILE ciu-
dadano frances. al noble amigo de
Puerto Rico, .el elogio que merece la
obra que ha llevado a cabo en- los afos
de su fecunda vida.
Fue precise que dieramos 4 nuestros
lectores la noticia escueta, casi en- for
ma telegrafca, como la habiamos re
cibido, cuando va estaba en- prensa ell
BOLETIN, La impression que produjo
en- San Juan, fue dolorosisima.
Don MateO Lucchetti era uno de eSos
hombres que no tienen enemigos. Su
labor ha sido por entero consagrada
al progreso general y su nombre, 81 no
su persona, era conocido en- toda la isla
y fuera de la isla tambien; en- Ia pro
pia metr6poli francesa, donde dio a
|conocer en- revistas economicas y en-
la prensa diaria, sus investigaciones
agrfcolas, y sus proyectos de distintos
ordenes, siempre llevados la practica
con el exito mas complete. =
En- la prensa de Puerto Rico, ha
publicado luminosos articulos que hi
|cieron respe tado y famoso Ell seudc-
|nimo de .t'un economista rural.''
Es autor dc varios folletos. que me-
recieron los mas enthusiasts elogios de
la critica, sobre distintas ma terias,
abarcando desde LA construt cion de
los ferrocarriles de Puerto Rico, has
ia "El emprestito para ell cafe.
A sus reitersdas gestiones, Sc debe
ell que Sc haya devuelto a Puerto Ri
CO la suma indie bidamente cobrada,
por derechos arancelarios desde la in
vasi6n hasta que fue proclamada Ia
Ley Foraker, y fue suyo ell mejor, el
mas acabado, ell m As justo y equitati-
vo proyecto de emprestito. presentado
q las Camaras puertorriquefias, para
auxiliar q los plan tadores de cafe.
Y es'de notar una circunstancia, el
sefior Luchetti no tiene plantaciones
de cafe. Sus propiedades son azfca-
reras, pero este no fue inconveniente
para que el distinguido economista
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-11
Fl eStadO de SitiO en- Russia
CeSMTe LO2asbrOsO.

San Petersburgo, 2S de junio,-La
ciudad y ell distrito de LODI, provincial
de Piotrkow, Polonia Rusa, Sc hallan
en- estado de sitio q consecuencia de
sucesos ocurrjdo desde hace una Sc
mana. En- la noche del II una proce-
sio de 50, 900 obreros en- huelga, por-
tando banderas rojas y dando gritos
|Subversivos, recorrfa las Gales de Lodtz.
Detuvieronse los manifeStantes en- la
plaza del mercado antigua. y escucha-
ron arengas por oradores socialists.
Hasta entonces la po'icfa no intervino
con ellos. Rehfzose la procession y
tom6 por la calle de Glowna. Fran
las nueve de la noche. De >repsnte.
cosacos y dragones. desembocando por
GALES laterales, rompieron fuego con-
ira la procession, qne Sc desband6 de-
jando IS muertos y 100 heridos.
Desde ese dia la situaci6n Sc fuk
aqravando en- Lodz. y la agitaci6n ex-
tendiendose por los centres fabriles de
Polonia. Lodz amaneci6 ell 23 cer1a-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-11

imprimiera. poi. .cuenta suya, ell lumi
noso proyecto de emprestito y 10 dis
tribuyera entire los sgricultores, inspi-
rando aquel proyecto de ley que fraca-
Sc en- la Camara baja, por una incom-
prensible debilidad de las mayorfas.
De todas parties de la Isla, llegaban
mensajes de felicitaci6n al sefor Luc
chetti; era que Ia opinion p1blica y
los propietarios de fncas cafeteras in
demnizaban, con sus aplausos de gra-
titud al ilustre anciano cuya cbra de
generoso desprendimiento compren
dian y estimaban necesaria
Y no fue solo ell Sc fior Lucchetti TN
teorico propagador de inrovaciones
bene6ciosas y utilisimaS. .:1
El tambien las llevaba 4 la practica
predicaba con el ejemplo y era tan ge
rneroso, tan altrnista, que difundla. el
producto de sus investigaciones, de sus
estudios, de sus eXperimeptos agrico-
las, en- circulares, en- art1culos, en- TO-
lletos.
Els, pues, legitimo 81 sentirniento que
ha producjdo la muerte tragica del Sc
fior Lucchetti; no por ruidoso y gene
raj deja de ser sincero.
Es un dolor que pertenece a todos,
que compartimos todos, los miembrcs
de la colonia francesa y los habitantes
de Puerto Rico; es la gratitud de TN
pueblo 1iorsndo ante un cadaver.
Ell BOLETIN MERCANTIL que fue
honrado con las pred1lecciones del
eminente escritor economista. que pu
blico sus mas renombrs dos traba jos,
que honro sus columnas con la colabo-
racion del sef1or Luchetti, siente TN
profundo dolor por Ell tragico fin que
ha tenido una vida de la que podfan
esperarse alin fecundisimas obras de
bien collective, y envfa su mas sincere
pssame q los familiares del fnado,
muy especialmente M. Hernand
Benh, Su Sobrino.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-11

Y como mop iTambien en- Russia
Dicen de San Petersburgo que mu-
chos de los patriotas, que pedfan la
paz ell mes pasado, ahora va no la
quieren, porque -probablemente-va
4 venir.
Esos patriotas SON parientes de
auuellos ott os que han disfruts do Fran
cia y Espafia.
En- Francia, en- 1879, todos pedfan la
guerra, menos Mr.. Thiers, que, po!
oponerse ella tuvo un momento de
impopu1aridad.
ST Napoleon III no la hubiera de-
clarado, Sc lie hubiera tratado, como
Sc tr at6 Luis Felipe, de pusilanime
ante Ell extranjero, de NAL frances, etc
Sc fue a la guerra, y a la derrota
y entonces los mismos belicosoS die
ron: varo ,que has hecho do mis- le'
giones?"
Cranto 4 10 que sucede en- Espaha
de 1895 1898, no neeesito recordarlo
Los que va pedian la guerra con
Esta dos Unidos, POGO de comenzar la
insurrecci6n separatista, luego no lie
perd ona ban q Sagasta ell que no la hu-
biera evitado.
Juego viejo y que no Sc repetira
mientras haya politicos ligeros 8 NAL
intencienados, que adivinan 10 que va
hs sucedido y que son muy previsores
ga pos.eriori".
Ahora, en- Russia, a juzgar por los
despachos de hoy, una parte de la opo'
sicicn, despues de haber rec!amado la
paz a toda costa y sin perdida de ITEM
DO, So dispone explotar contra ell 60
bierno la humiliation nacional.
Antes Sc .decia: "Prolongar la gue-
rra ss una locura". Ahora sc dira:
riMejor otro aiio de guerra que esta
paz deshonrosal"
Los que. ST proc eeden con ssriedad y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-11

para remediar Su eterna miSerfa
FL exito de la primera prueba allen
|t6 a la sefiora Hervieu q dar mas vas
tas preparedness su empresa. Halo
anigas a las que propuso que en- lu
gar de la carload vulgar hecha diaria :
.mente en- la calle y que ,sirve de en-
plasto mas bien .que de gemedio 4 los
males de la miseria, suminiStraSen
ana Quota fla anual que ella flo en-
FSo frances.
Sc elabOraron y estudiaron los esta
tutos y Sc alquilaron cerca de la ciu-
dad dos terrenos de unos .Ao.o 900 me-
tros. que fueron distribuidos entire
veintiuna familias proporcionalmente
al ndmero de individuos de las mis-
mas. AdemAs de La terra Sc sunni
nistraron este gente semillas, abonos
y herramientas.
A pesar de la dikcultad de roturar
un terreno ineulto yqGe la sequfa del
verano. los resultados obtenidcs al fin
oel primer afio excedieron a todas las
experanzas. Cor solo 53I frances Sc
pudo asegurar & 155 personals I'm SO
cofro efectivo y una notable cantidad
de alimentos. Ahora bien 53I frances
para 145 personas representan frs.
81 poT persona y o, 80 centimos al mes.
Dado en- metalico este socorro no ha
br1a proeurado probablemente ningu
ma ayuda y Sc habria evaporado fun
diendose en la cifra de los gastos dia
rios. Pero no SON las tinieas nj las
Gnas importantes ventajas de estos
iardines obrcros.
Las personals benefeiadas de este
modo han recobrado Ell habito del ira >
ba 10 6 la aficion al mismo han en-
pleado 1ltilmente I'm tempo que tai
vez habrfan perdido en- la taberna con
lafIo de la salud. del bolsillo y de la
moral.
Esta institution Sc ha desarrollado
rApida;nente, presta asistencia a I'm.
centenar de famiIias y los huertos cu !:
bren unas seis hectareas de terreno.
Aderfras,. desde hace alguncs aflos Sc
ha agregado TN huerto roturado y la
brado colectivamente por ruchachos
de IA 4 " affos. fundado en- el prin-
cipio de la mutualjdad. Cada mucha
cho entrega TN francoal mes y la ins
tituci5n suministra el terreno, las 81
mientes y los abonos. El producto por
termino medic es cincuenta francos en-
limplo por cada adherenta. y Ell dine
70 OBJ enido es deposit do q SIT nom
bre en- la GAIA de ahorros para tormar
TN pequeflo peculio muy oportuno en-
Ell rnomento de la necesidad.
Observese que esta ocupacion que
absorbe todos los momentos libres de
los muchachoS es TN excelente medic
profl Actico para apartaIlos de la pa
sion del alcohol y del juego. justa-
mente en- la edad en- que semejante
tentacion ejerce una Influenza mas
peligrosa.
Pocas obras filaptr6picas me pare
cen responder tan hermosamente como
Ia de la sefIora Hervieu al fin pro-
puesto. nj tan dignas de ser populari-
zada y adoptadas en- larga escsla: So
bre todo porque esta obra Sc halla in
tornado por el concepto verdadera-
mente moderno de que ell hombre NO
ha nacido para mendigsr, sino para
trabaiar, y de que Sc puede hallar
practicamente el modo de auxiliarle
sin darle limosna y de suministrarle,
con la posibilidad de proveer a sus ne
cesidades; el bene6cio mas grande at1u
de hacerle recobrar Ell sentimiento de
la dignidad propia.
CeSMre LOaabrOsO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-11
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'....&
Mas econonlfas

Ell Comisionado del interior sefior
Elliot ha separado del Depactamento
al pagador de Obras Pdbl;cas w. c.
Smith. Su renuncla obedece a econo-
mias en- ell presupuesto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-11
Desde Washington

IA de JUNO.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-24
suit Over Last Posltion-

In the case OF Patrick Hines -. ".
w Whitehead 81 al, the plaintiff has
fled d sensational amendment, supple
mental and substituted petition where
in he asks $4,000 personal damages
from the Tri-City Railway company be
cause of an alleged breach OF verbal
contract made Il years ago. In the
amended petition Mr. Mines alleges
that Il years prior 10 Aug. 81. 1901
he had been employed by the Tri-Ciiy
Railway company as nojorman. I'M
der verbal contract by the terms of
which he would be retained in his en-
ployment as long as the traffic of the
company did not decrease. or require
a reduction OF the operative force of
mOtOTmen. II is further alleged that
". ". Whitehead conspired with one
George NJ Sirahle. John q. Huntoon
and others 10 induce the TRICKY Rail-
way company TO break ana violate its
contract with him by making false re-
ports which became known TO r. +.
Cook president. and James +. Lardner.
secretary and manager of the Tri-City
Railway company. as also John q. Hun
toon, superintendent. and which false
reports caused him 10 be dismissed
from his employment
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-24
Arrested for Forgery.

John \. COwles. formerly of this city.
was arrested in Chicago Friday on the
charge of forgery preferred by /. r.
Gaylord. of this city. Chief of Police
Ed Kittilsen was notified and departed
for Chicago to bring the forger back
TO Moline. Cowles was a painter and
had been residing at 1G4 Sixth avenue.
He was employed by William Hall &
Co, and quit work there last Satur-
day night. He owed l.. r. GAYLORD,
the grocer, a bill of SIS and went there
Monday 10 pay for it. He gave Mr.
GAYLORD a check for $69.74, signed by
William Hall & Co. and in return re-
ceived SO in cash and Mr.. Gaylord s
note for the balance. The note was
cashed Immediately by Cowles, who
checked his trunk for the Windy City
and made tracks that way himself In
a few days Mr. Gaylord presented the
check at the bank. where it was refus
ed, and he called in the police. who
Immediately notified the authorities in
Chicago. It was known here just
where Cowles had sent his trunk. and
this word was communicated to Chi
cago and the result was that the bird
was caught. He is a married man.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-24
Lardner Reelected.

General Manager J. F. Lardner and
Master Mechanic John D. Fish of the
TRICKY Railway company. have re-
turned from Dubuque, where they at
tended the convention OF the Iowa
Street & Interurban Railway associa-
rion Nr. Lardner was again hOnored
by being reelected vice president of
the association and Mr.. Fish took part
upon ne program by reading a paper
upon Car Shop Methods" All the
old officers were reelected as follows:
President. George B. Hippo. Des
Moines: vice president. James F. Lard
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-24

Get Half Holiday.

Beginning Saturday the men employ
ed at the East Moline plant of the
Rock Island road will enjoy hall
holiday on Saturdays during the re
mainder of the summer season A
basis of 30 hours a week has been set
for the shop force, 10 hours a day eX
cept Saturday. when the men will work
only five hours The action of the
Rock Island in granting the half holi
day is in line with the general custom
which railroads are adopting the coun
try over. There is plenty of work tC
keep the force busy at the local plant
but there is not the rush that charac
teriZes the winter season when the
road needs every available engine fol
handling the heavy freight shipments
The dentists will soon resume the hall
holiday plan which was so popular a
year ago. and probably by the 18th OF
May most all of them will have sus
pended Saturday afternoon work
through the summer. No particular
agreement will bind the members OF
the profession. each dentist being al
liberty TO act for himself