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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

Manila. y. J., May 2b.-Omcerg Of
the secret service have been engaged
for some time IN an investigation Of
the alleged killing OF diseased horses
Tor food purposes. They found that
tho practice existed IN several places
boti,- Ga maniia and CalOocan the
product having been sold in the form
of dried beef" Instructions have
been given from Washington. which
viii enable the operators OF the In
formation division OF the constaub-
ulary. cooperating with the health
authorities. 90 break up such unBani-
tnry practices The report on the
cnse. showing the extent Of the husi-
ness. has been submitted TO the War
Department The consiahulary on.
dclais at Manila have taken prompt
and what promises 10 Dee effective ac-
ton ln the matter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
REPRlMARp FOR
THE COUNTY PRESS

ON application for change OF venue
IA Inc Campbell case M Tombstona 30
was made 10 appear go the court that
the case had unduly progressed
through the columns ot the county
press, causing Judge Doan 10 call "a
tontion 20 the infraction upon Justice.
his manner of oXpustulatlng carrying
the conviction that the iurist was tir-
Ink Of the gratultous procedure inau-
gurated by the knights Of the quill In
their frenzied ondoayor 10 conden N
aud convict; defend and acquit. says
tho Frospecior While we sympathlge
with the boys, we will stay by the
court and await tho dollherntlon of
iurioa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
cRANpEsT RAILROAD
STATION IN WORLD.

New York. May 25.--plana hled
with tho Building department by the
architects ol the new Grand Central
station show that September viii
witness commuters on the New York
Central and the New Haven railroads
arriving and departing by electric
trains from "a new station established
On the Grand Central palace, In Lex
inrtun avenue. Changes 20 be made
involve the two lower floors OF the
building, leaving undisturbod the up
pe. floors and assembly halls.
ln thc establishment OF waiting
rooms ln the Gund Central palace
the architects have not assigned less
space than that la the present quar-
ters Tor passengers in the Grand Cen
trul station. gnd the main rOom will
be- iU0x2OO feet Boo dimensions The
main entrance Co this will be in
Forty third street. of Lexington ave-
nue. ln the Lexington avenue side will
be- wumens parl0r and mems
smoking room, and near the entrance
will be- ticket oflcc aNd parcel rooms.
Already excavation for the nine or
ten tracks 90 be occupied hy suburb.
am trains is completed. The cOmmuter
will ascend from or descend 90 the
trains from O. cOncourao 200 feet long
az the head Of the tracks whore once
was East Forty fourth street The
tracks will be- twenty feet below the
grade OF Lexington avenue, and there
Will be- separate stairs and inclines
for incoming and outgoing passengers
North OF the cuncOurso and over the
suburban tracks will De- n cab stand
100 feet square. reached by a shor,
f'Eht 90 stairs. The cOncOurse has
exits TO both Lexington avenue and
Dopow place. u Is planned that the
waiting rooms shall be- situated in the
Grand Central palace building FOR two
gHura
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
REMINISCENT ALaUougRoUuAN
VISITS 60 pA6o


A few days ago a visitor from Al
huquorquo dropped into the police sta
ton 90 shake hands with several on
ccra who we're old acquaintance 81
bis. For an hour tho visitor talked
with Greet and Mitchell and DIVER
and others and then he saw a police
haduo which reminded him Of some
thing. who Us it, be- hognn 10 n ru-
INITIATIVE sort Of way. shat used 20
wear diamond badge down herof'
"How'a lhnt7" said Mitchell
n was just thinking" the visitor re-
sumcd. "oi a beautiful badge that
noticed some time ago in pawn shou
window no Albuquerque Well. sir. u
was a beautiful thing o solid gold
star with a great blk dlnziond IN the
confer 70 had an inscription on u
something Ike thia' chief ~ Police
El puso. Texas. and 90 had a sign at
tached 10 20 that read something like
ihis Inscription viii be- changed "a
suit purchaser Whoever wore such n
badge down hore7" be- inquired
Several OF the boys smiled aud then
somebody said Lets 20 take a
drink" And they did, Ell paso Times
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
RuMoREp CHANGE or
The PRIME MINISTER,

81. Petersburg. May 25--lt Is IA.
mored IN the Hobbies OF parliament
this afternoon that Premier Goromy.
Kin has resigned, and has been sue
ceoded by NJ shipon. ~ Moscow. Il
% also reported that Prince uruson
former assistant 90 the minister OF
the interior who resigned when the
old council OF the empire declined 20
accept his project 90 remove race
and religious limitations from the
Schools and who since had been elect.
ga 90 the lower house of parliament
as constitutional democrat, has been
appointed minister OF the interior.
Rumor Proves Untrue.
1880 p. NIT So nO7 stated that
Premier Goremykln the report Of
whose retirement iB characterized in
Official circles as premature" is
wady Go make "a declaration OF gov.
eminent policy tomorrow in the lower
house OF parliament.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

John Modlock wa born in Tonnes.
see. ard came 10 New Mexico some
years ago. lie was engaged as "a min
or at Gardner al the time OF bis crime.
Carrie Boyd or Mckinney. was living
Rt Gardner with a negro named Me-
Kinney and MedlOck began paying at
tentiOns 90 her After some time she
left Mckinney and went to live with
Medlock. The woman proved hckle
and leit Medlock after few weeks
The murder occurred at he saloon n
Gardner Mcdlock went tc the hee3r
where the woman was stopping. and
failing 40 gain ndmittnnco left That
nlghi he found her ot the saloon and
without warning shot her As she fell
some one attempted 10 llft hlr up.
Modlock exclaimed. LOT her alone. !
want 90 see her drop Several per-
sons were iu the saloon at the time.
and Modlock cleared the room. wav-
INK his pistol in q threatening man
ner When the room was cleared be-
rushed ont ana escaped in tho dark
ness Search was made for him and
every EFFORT was made for his capture
bot hr escaped to Oklahoma There
n "a short time ho Was arrested Cor
the attempted murder of another wo-
man, tried. convicted and sentenced
90 the federal ponltcutIary co.. Ieayen-
worth for three years Al thp oXplra-
ton OF his sentence be was brought
20 Ration 90 answer the charge Of
murder last July Medlock iu CONF
pany with o. number of minor prison
ors sawed out OF me jail. which was
then badly overCrowdod. and unfit for
desperate prisoners. and escaped He
was traced 10 Pueblo and there cap
turod and returned by Sheriff Llttrou
HE case did not come mp at the Sep
temher term Of court. ANA he has
therefore heou IN jain at Ration Tor
more than q year In mine oploslon
some years since. Mcdlock suffered
the loss of one eye, and This peculiar
mark rendered his Identification easy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
HOT GUN PLAY
At FAiRsANK

Word reached Douglas OF an exclt
ing gun hght In The little town of Fair
bank the other evening, says the In
ternntlonal American. There is no Of
Gcer az that place. and when an OBJ
streporous Mexican started 40 stir up
ID rough house. Justice OF tho pCI4o
Morrison hucklcd on his gun and a-
lied forth 90 arrest She distuTbor
The Mexican, whose name ls Ramon
GaCudoro. saw the Judge coming and
opened Ere ON him Tho Judge drew
bis gun and returned the FIRE, both
.ui them ompiyinF their guns
The Mexican wen, down with a iul J.
let Though hts foot. while the Justice
af the peace came out OF the fray un-
scratched he took his prisoner 90 the
Justice office and bound him over to
the Grand Jury
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
GOVERNOR SUSPECTED or
MffunF EfMr Ala VtuT

Warsaw. May Ex-Governor Jol
lnskl. uf Kielco. ls the supposed muir
dorer Of the woman found dead In
his room with him yesterday Two
shots were heard. The Envermcr de
claros that tho woman committed sui
eide. Local papers are forbidden "a
mention the occurrence, which ere
atcd quite n sensation
Unsuccessful Attack on Bank.
a brief but bloody encounter t0ob
place here thls afternoon ai the Ia
dlsirial Savings hank. which was at
tackled hy band of anarchists
Later. with rovolvors in hands. they
ordered the clerks and customer
present 10 hold up their hands. The
chief clerk promptly drew bis re-
voivcr and fred nc the invaders This
was De signal Tor a fuaiil1de durinf
which two customers we're killed and
two wounded. Five clerks ana ON,
anarchist were also wounded. The
anarchists escaped. carrying on thoii
wounded
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

Las Vegas will have % gas plant.
The plant will when completed be
sufficiently large 10 supply a city with
la population OF $4,000, says the Optic.
Plans for the prospective plant have
already been submitted and the inn.
pOUant details have been determined
upon. Construction viii probably be-
gin about the middle OF July and the
work of building the plant installing
machinery ana piping viii be- pushed
with a view 20 early completion. The
gas holder is 90 contain 10000 cubic
feet of gas which will bee manufact-
ured from coal The building site OF
the proposed plant win bee In the rear
LOT the power house ON Twelfth street.
Tho work viii cost approximately
$4,000
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
seiatiea Cured After Twenty Year,
Of Torture

For more than twenty years Mr. J.
y. Massey, OF 8322 clinton ST.. MIN.
neapolia. MINI, was tortured by
sclatloa. The pain and suffering
which he endured during this time q
beyond comprehension. Nothing
gave him any permanent relief until
he used Chamberlain's Palm Balm.
One application Of that linlment re-.
liovod the pain and made sleep and
rest pocslhie, and less than ono bottle
has effected a permanent cure. n
troubled with eciaiica or rheumatism
why not try a 25-cUnt bottle OF Pain
Balm and see for yourself how
quickly Il relieves the pain. For sale
by all druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
WILL PROBABLY CHANGE
THE NAME or Las VEGAS

The following special from las We
gas 20 the Denver News OF recent date
can be- taken with several grains Of
alloWnnee' The people of the city OF
Las Negas are extremely indignant
because the postoiiice department has
renamed their po1ioihco Fast las We
gas and there "a much talk OF a move
ment 90 Cd mgo the name OF the city
from las vegas altogether and divide
the county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

Mrs Sue Martin, an old and highly
respected resident OF Faisonla. Miss.
was sick with stOmoch trouble for
more than six months Chamber.
lalns stomach and Liver Tablets
cured her She says: ~ can row
eat anything ! want and am the
proudost woman in the world to nnd
such good medicine" For sale by
all dmggista Samples free
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

could not bring as much happiness 20
Mrs Lucia Wiiko, az Caroline, Wis.
as dld ono e5c box OF Buchen's At.
MICA Salve. when u completely cured
a running sore on her les, which had
tortured her "a long years. Greatest
Rntlsepilo healer Of PILES, Wounds,
and sorcf. 25c AZ an druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

On Thursday July 23. 1908, Arguello
murdered Mrs Colia Dassart. % pretty
half breed Mexican woman, less than
twenty years OF age at Bowen, Colo
RADIO.
Argue.lo had been living with his
family al Bowen for some time. when
the nassart family moved there Tie
had borne a good reputation and was
well known as a good husband aud
father. he had hitherto led a religious
Me. and was regarded as an especial
III inOmonslve man The Daaanris
move. into Bowen IN June, 1908, aud
occunied "a house near that oi ArEuello
and family. Argucllo met Mrs. nasaart
and was Immediately infatuated with
her, and In q short time made known
hia affection. which shA ropulsed Hia
atton ions TO her became constant and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

before on the other hand. most Of
the Cornell men are now men, who
have given great promise and those
who have watched both crews In their
trial work say that g win be an ox-
trcmoiy cloan race. The betting ia
somewhat in favor OF Harvard
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

Boston, Mass. May 9Th Var
vard-Corncil race was won hy Cor.
nell hy three lengths.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-31

There was lively session ~ the
mayors court Monday morning, the
iolluwing cases having been d'po"d
Of
Jim RAiney ,disorierly conduct v ~
and cos's or thirty days.
Marion williams, d'ordeflJ con
duet, q AMI costs or thirt days
Anthony Little riding hlcycl" with
out a light f.rcond onrnccl 20 and
c1s,a
John knight. drunk and di'orderlJ,
and carry inR q pistol 30 and costs
knight vas arrested by Conductor
Gilmer Of the ChrA.High Springs
train at w near Alachua Sunday after
noon. he wss rudeAvorIne ~ beat
hts way on the train, t. u sad. when
Conductor G,lmer happened 10 motto"
the gun ~ hs shirt front, took II sSay
from him. arrested him and bvn lshi
him TO Gaiue,Vill-. Whsn he was tbfned
over 90 the CfiissFs lie promptly
pSid his fne and msds haste a. leaVs
the city, IN fear that the county OF
fieers III ght nab" him
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-31
THE LAW EXCHANGE
SOLD AfGOOD PRICE
Original Owner Again Takes Pos
session Of Property, -
HAs CONFIDENCE IN FUTURE

For Many Years Mr.. Miller Resided in
Gainesville. Where He Was Success
ful and Made MoneY-AWent to Jack.
sonvllle. But Returned Here to Live.
Real estate continues to move lively
here. There are many important deals
always on the tapis. and every once in
a while an important deal 10 closed.
About eighteen months ago, Phillip
Miller who was for many years sue
ceaaful business man and progressive
citiaen OF Gainesville, decided to dis
pose OF bic Interests here aud look for
more extensive fields in which to make
a commercial Craze. Mr.. Miller, who
owned the Law Exchange, one OF the
handsomest bulldogs in the city, sold
the property TO @. A.'Colclough, the
consideration being &2l 900. Mr.. Mil.
Ter went to Jacksonville, where he
engaged in the real estate business,
bat he has now decided to return to
Gainesville and make it hiS home
Among the arst pieces OF property
which struck Mr., Miller's eye as being
a desirable Investment was the Law
Exchange. Mr.. OolclouRh stated to
the proposed purchaser that he was
perfectly Satisfied, aud did not care to
cell, bat after some time finally did
consent. aud sold the property back to
the-priginal owner for s25, 900, making
clear profit of $4,000 on his invest
ment. 10 say nothing Of the revenue OF
something over 800 q month from the
premIses while he owned them.
The people OF Gainesville are glad
90 are Mr.. Miller back again, and are
also glad that he has the confidence in
the future OF the city TO make heavy
Investments
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-31
TWO new ROUTES
TO Be EST DLISHED
People of Rural Districts Are to
Receive Maj Regularly.
ROCKY POINT AND ARREooNoo

With intermediate Points, viii be Next
to be Favored-Routes Nos, 2 and 8
to be Established September II.
Examination on August II.
As has already been announced
through The Sun, the rural route sys-
tenn Of mail delivery has become quite
popular in this section, The first
route, known A. Route No. /, which
extended to Bennington and inter.
med late points and IL made elk days a
week, has proved most satisfactory.
The government has therefore de-
cided TO establish two more routes. to
be known az Routes No aud 3,
Route No, 2, which is quite thickly
populated, will extend from Gaines-
vile to Rocky Point and informed iate
points, covering in service nearly two
hundred families Route No 3 will
be- almost ~ important Il will ex-
tend To Paradise, taking intermediate
all the families residing IN the terri
tory between Gainesville and Para
disc,
Chief Clerk Benjamin I Arrow VI
the Gainesville postofiice states that
the examination for carriers TOR the
routes above mentioned will he held
in this city on Saturday, Angus, II.
The examination will not he difficult,
and any person Of ordinary education,
by the study Of few special points,
will be enabled to pass successfully.
The examination consists ~ Ques-
tions in geography, history, spelling
writing, Arithmetic and the rapid
reading Of names aud addresses, all "
which are practically easy, II the ap'
plicant will take the time TO bright
en- up" little.
This position pays t71Oa year, but
the carrier is required TO furnish and
feed his own horse IL need not I've a
Saratoga racer, however, n a carrier
does not leave the office until \ O'Clock
a. IN making circuit ~ about ak
teen miles. and returning atip. m,
Applica, ion blanks may be secured
Through the postotiice NJ THE point.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-31
unwsrsi,y OF FIorids

Attention 10 directed 10 The Aiss''
~mpnt of ihs UpiVer.If Of FLORIDA
~hieh appears elsewhere IN this issue
This inslitation Will open IN in sls'
CANT new buildinE'. all Of she mos'
modern architecture on september N
RIA high grade ibs,t Ition foT JOINS
men, aud 10 deserving % the support
Of the people 81 FIor.is
CAtalogus and other infoFmst lon
may be sesurvd by addressing Dr
A ndrew sledd. PRECEDENT, Lsks CIR,
Fia.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-31
Central Civ. defeated.

The fret game OF = series OF three
between the Central City baseball
team OF this city aud the Valdost"
team, eolored, was pulled. ID on tse
local diamond Monday afternoon, and
resulted 10 a defeat for the Central
Citys, the score being ten to two in
favor Of the visitors,
Another game will be played this al
tsrnoon. IL will be called at 8 o'clock
and an interesting game 10 sntic'pst'
ed, ~ the home team expects TO
strengthen up considerably.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-31

SCHNAPPS, but there isonly one gene
uiGe SCl4NAPPS. BE sure the letters
on the tag, and under the tag, spell
G-c-h-n-a-p-p-s TheYe are more pounds
oeSSLZNAPPSchewed every year than
the total amount CT oil similar kinds
Internal revenue statistics show that
SctINAPPS and others Of the Rey-
Mods brands won enough chewers in
one fiscal year to make net gain OF
six and a quarter million pounds, or one
third ofthe entireincreased consumption
in the United States on chewing and
smoking tobacco.
SCHNAPPS Is made and sold every
where in SC. cuts and 10 and l5c. plugs.
CO., Wlnston.Salem, q. G.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-31

IL 10 unden,ooi that there 10 q
movement % foot 10 Oslnssvills iof
the organisation Of the FFAisrnAl
Order Of Eagles. . ssc'st order wh'eh
!. sery much similar a. tbs B 2 % q.
IL .. said that The FuisTnsl OsdsS oi
Esglss ha hGs order aad 10 eats
topalss 10 the East. uhsfs thoosaods
are recorded as msmbsv.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-31
MELRosG MENTION.
Big Picnic August lI-Funsral OF I'D
Granger-Oihsr Notes.


Melrose, July S0-Mr. and Mr., Won
NosEky left last week Tor the North,
Mrs. won Noslky going to England
and Mr.. Won NosEky remaining IN New
York
Mira. A W. Craig, Mise Claude Me-
Rae snd Misc Mary Barnett left SAtuT'
day for a months stay in Henderson
Vile. y. g,
Mrs Julia Moore and daughter
Mauc have moved 10 Titusville, Fla.
Mn w.P. Rifles retarnsd to her
home IN PalaikA Tuesday.
Mr. aud Mr.. MemofJ BaldWr~ re-
torned recently from their TRIP TO
Jacksonville. st. Augustine and other
places
The young people enjoyed = pillsu
n Mr.. JAek,on's shop Thursdsy night
GM LJnck and Dr. J u Alderman
we're In town on sunday
Mn Coward IL rapidly improving
from her long Illness
The bodJ OF Ia Granger Ws' b'oosh'
here saturday for burial Fnss'ais s'-
v,sss we're held in the church. Rev. ]
n sitronk officiating MI 0fsngss
uerk.d Tor the tufpeHiins ibdas''J 81
/ B,uoW and wss ,hoi bT tuo darsis''
Who have been caught aud pot 10
/ dsAth
oar annual picnic wi!I BE- hsid 81
lame. Martins on AuE II fonE miIss
cas-, Of Melross. on the hslfoss aud
Pslatka road Come one. eoms all
and bring ssll.hlIed basAsi' asd lets
duplicate the good tiDss ws hare had
IN the laks Tiers wiii BE- mosIs 81
lC.nVviIls sssisg bsSd Professor
pts.. and Bsekhsm. Leaders. lee srean.
and ether rsirsshmsais oil b ssfVec
lby Lee Brcs 81 Mslross.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-31

r. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO Co., WnssOnsaIcm, "a G. II
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-31

n. feeling Of tmpsSdisG doom ~
a. minds Of msny victims Of bssshFs
S,..... ana dabssss has bee sAsasse
A. ,hAnhfalasss b. the bsnsas Derives
irom ..Liss TOIsJ'. KisssI c:'s J.
I'll ear. lsslv'.ri BrisAt's d'sSsss SO
4,.bs,s.. and ever - - vosss sass.
go. .omfor ass ~hsi. siigAi 90.
s,a.,, Ar. safsi is a fec ssJs y
- a,st,tss ~ 10 sosst fern :
80. NsrOa Lee q Dssrssis. lad
81 tired sssAS ShJsitisss "is@ss, -
I,,t. OulJ sArs SSsiiss e Fslsys
w.1.., Cars msss @s . well mas
|fw. msceilum a Co
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-31
LABoRgRs ARE WANTED.

White and CoIored-EmpIoYment For
as Many as Will Apply.
The Florida East Coast Railway
Company will pay $l.26 per day and
board, or 81 80 per day straight, for
general work on construction. Trans
portatioh furnished. will leave
Gainesville every Wed nesday and Sat-
urday. For Information apply to John
Gillette, III West Union street, next
door 90 Dr. Aver.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-31

There is re-. erio,Tnea+ IN chewing
SChNAPPS 100 ECO. Ttats Why it
has won milLops of chewers every
year, until now more Is sold than all
similar to5accos.
SCHNAPPS, the most popular prod
uct CT the Reynolds factories, Is man.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-31
The Most Popular Chew Made

ufactured in the very heart of the Pied
mont tobacco Lelt, known to the world
as producing tobacco with an aroma
so delightful and appetizing that it
introduced and popularized the chew
ing of tobacco.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-31

manufactured blythe cleanest ondnost
healthful processes ever devised, under
the direction Of men who have made the
chewing tobacco business q H3 s.udy,
and who have managed the !. J! Key-
holds Tobacco Company sine; 1875.
Only choice selections Of thoroughly
cured leaf are u 81 in SCEINAPPS, ard
expert tests prove that this claci CT
tobacco requires and tales a smaller
amount Of svJcctening than any other
kind Of tobacco grown-anl that it has
wholesome, stimulating and satisfying
effect on chewers, besides being the
most economical.
There are a great many limitations
claiming to be lust as good as
r. J. REYNOLDS TOEAcC
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-10-05
WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING.
crowding Men Back Into Formerly
Purely Feminine Pursuits.

There are 2,0S6 women 5aloon-keep-
ers and 440 women bartenders in the
United States, writes Walter Hope il
the Technical World Magazine for Oc
tober. But ne adds that there are also
3.405 women clcrsyDen, which, OF
course, moro than outbalances the
'barlleepeIs." The author tells us that
if Il man wanted to build a house he
could have all the work done by woni-
en-. Women architects contractors
masons, plaslerers, painters, GLACIERS,
carpenters, plumbers, paperhangers,
skaters and roofers, complete the list
of artisans necessary to house-building.
with the significant fact that there are
no women ditch diggers. But-most
wonderful " ali--tne only occupations
in which women are going backward
as compared with men, are sewing,
tailoring and dressmakinS.