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The Jackson herald., 1906-08-02
DANGER IN CLOTHES BRUSH
English Medical Authority Dilates
Upon Menace to the
Health.

London.-The current number of the
Lancet devotss an Article pointing out
the danger Of the clothes brush. II de
eiares that the brushing OF clothes in
living rooms Is a danger to health. as
tire bacteriology of dust distinctly indi.
Gates. After dilstlng upon the dangers
OF micro-organisms and pathogenic en-,
titles contained In the dust in our gar.
msnts, the Lancet admits that clothes
must be brushed, but in a household
conducted on hygienic lines a special
room should be reisgAted to the work.
Even this, however, 10 insufficient for
brushing clothes Is a clumsy and in
sanitary procedure, which might be
superseded advantaseously by some
effeotuai and lsss Offensive method.
The use Of some kind OF vacuum
brush would. sanitarily speaking, be
ideal"
The Jackson herald., 1906-08-02
TO LONGFELLcW'S SISTER.
Memorial Window Dedicated in Ole
Church to Which She
Belonged.

Boston.-Honoring the exemplary
life and works of Mrs. Mary Long
fellow Greenleaf, sister of the poet
Longfellow, 300 fair representatives
of Cambridge aristocracy assembled
in st. James church recently to wit
ness the unveiling of magnificent
window to her memory.
Facing the memorial chancel pre-
sented by Mrs. Greenleaf, the me
mortal window, which is in the west
wall of the south transept, occupies
a singularly appropriate position. II
was designed by Harry Eldredge
Goodhue, former member of the
parish.
1t is 80 inches wide by IL feet
high and is divided into four panels
In the middle of the window Is a
panel which contains a life-size fig
ure representing the Prophecies
Anna bearing a lighted taper.
Standing out in bold relief is the
following, which tells the history OF
the window itself:
In loving memory of Mary Long
fellow Greenleaf, widow of James
Greenleaf, the Anna of this temple
lSl6-l902. For nearly 80 years
communicate of this parish, its old
est member, and always it's bountifu
benefactor. her largest gift to it wa.
herself The sister of poets, hel
whole life was one long poem"
The Jackson herald., 1906-08-02
FORTUNE FROM WRECK.
Australian Legislator Makes Lucky
Purchase of Sunken Treas
ure Ship.

Melbourne.-A million dollars
made from a wreck purchased fol
$3.50 Is the romantic piece OF luck
that has befallen Hon. J. q. AK
man, member of the legislative coun.
Gil Of Victoria.
Two years ago on a June night the
magnificent P. & o. steamship Aus.
tralia, which cost nearly $4,000, 900
to build, went ashore at the entrance
to Port Phillip bay. a short distance
from Melbourne. The vessel was
subsequently put up at auction and
knocked down to Mr.. Alkman for
$1,000. Afterward the auctioneer
offered the cargo, which was pur
chased by Mr.. Altman for $3.50.
Soon divers went to work and the
cargo was rescued. Dry goods, hard.
ware and electro. plated ware were
recovered In good condition. A val
liable cargo of Muntz metal was also
found, realizing over s3,7O0. Nine
hundred tons OF bar iron, bar steel,
tool steel and shear steel were re
covered from the wreck and sold fol-
an average of $50 ton. Seven hun.
dred and forty tons of galvanized
iron and 40 tons of steel were re,
covered during the first operations
After six months operations 1t waf
decided to abandon the work. wheY
an engineer suggested that the cop.
per pipes. the brass fittings and
other metal of the ship itself would
be worth salving.
Operations were renewed and PIG
tons of brass. copper and gun metal
were saved, and 1850 tons of scrap
cast were obtained from the engine
and other castings aboard. Five tan
dem and four tangye engines and d
large quantity of pig iron were alsc
got from the wreck. The four pro
peller blades, which consisted o.
phosphor or manganese bronze. and
which weighed IA tons, realized
$4,000 as old metal.
Half the hull of the Australia still
remains above water and quantitie,
OF brass, copper and gun metal have
still to be recovered. 1t is estimateg
that Mr. Alkman's profits from the
wreck are over million dollars
Why the underwriters never re
moved the valuable cargo or failed
to realize its value is a mystery.
The Jackson herald., 1906-08-02
From the State Superintendent.

There are about 2750 teachers
in the summer terms at six State
Normal Schools and Teachers
Colleges at Columbus (40O),
Kirksville 5000, Warrensburg
(700), Cape Girardeau 5000,
Springfield (56O) and Maryville
(2S0). A careful analysis of the
work done shows that fully 20
per cent of the energy of the pu-
pills is in professional and peda-
gogic work, 10 per cent in aca-
demic work of college grade, and
10 per cent in such special sub
jects as music, drawing, manual
training and physical culture.
All rejoice that so many take ad-
vantage of these opportunities.
Those in attendance are among
the best teachers. There are
thousands who need training who
have not attended a Normal
Training School.
1t is a matter worthy of note
that whatever of increase there
has been in population in Mis-
souri, in the, past year, as shown
by enumeration of school chill
dren, has been confined to a few
localities. st. Louis and st. Jo-
seph show largest gains; next
the lead belts in Jasper and st.
Francois counties. The estab-
lishment of new factories in
Springfield, Hannibal, Sedalia,
Jefferson City, Cape Girardeau
and Moberly, has increased pop
ulation somewhat in these GEN.
tres. The completion of the
Thebes bridge, the development
of railroads and the rapid re-
claiming of the swamp lands, ac-
count for the increase in several
counties of Southeast Missouri.
Cheap lands, fine climate and the
building of the White River rail-
road gives several counties in the
Ozarks increased population.
The Jackson herald., 1906-08-02
A Mystery Solved,

Chow to keep of periodic at
tacks of biliousness and habitual
constipation was mystery that
DR.. Kings New Life Pills solved
for me-" writes John N. Pleasant,
of Magnolia, Ind. The only pills
that are guaranteed to give per-
feot satisfaction to everybody or
money refunded. Only 25c at
DR.. s. E. WOODS drug store.
The Jackson herald., 1906-08-02
Robins Nest in Drawing Room.

Mrs. Armistsad, Trefnant Glen.
Garth. Anglesey (Eng). says a robin
is sitting on its nest of eggs In her
drawing room. THE bird" she adds,
comes and goes through the window,
which is left open on purpose. and al
uhsNHb ths pswbers Of the family are
oenSSanas Il VI room together wt.h
Q Psrsean oas and Ns csr,tes, ths
nayd txDss no hssd Of stahss, and the
oaa never iYssrfeses with We bird, Ms
nssk Is bum on the edge OF boGe-
case. which is in a rs<s~ n the hI
end of the room"
The Jackson herald., 1906-08-02
What a New JerSy Editor Says

NJ. 7, Lynch, editor of the Phil
lipsbur5, n. j.. Daily Post, writes:
81 have used many kinds of med
icines for coughs and colds in my
family but never anything SO
good as Foley's Honey and Tar.
cannot say too much in praise
of it," Sold by the Jackson Drug
Co,
The Jackson herald., 1906-08-02
Time Table Jackson Branch.

No. s22 connects with train No. 422
at Allenvile that is due 10 arrive at
st. Louis Union Station at ! p. m.
No. S2i connects with train No. 423
at Allenvllle that connects with
Cairo BrauCh trains at Charleston
for Cairo and Poplar Rlutf
VI. OWENS. JR., Agent.
The Jackson herald., 1906-08-02
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
state of Missouri,

State of Missouri, L.
County of Cape Girardeau.
In the Cape Girardeau Court OF
Common Pleas of Cape Girardeau
County, May Term.
Adelia \. Wrinkle, Plaintiff,
The Jackson herald., 1906-08-02
Hay Fever and Summer Colds.

Victims of hay fever will ex-
perience great benefit by taking
Foley's Honey and Tar, as it
stops difficult breathing imme-
diately and heals the inflamed
air passages, and even should it
fail to cure you it will give in
slant relief. The genuine is in a
yellow package. Sold by the
Jackson Drug Co.
The Jackson herald., 1906-08-02
SPECIAL EXCURSIONS 10 MtxIco CITY Rate
SPECIAL BATS sInIvOlInL AND PROTECTIVE

?ist. Following rate will apply to Pueblo,
Colorado springs and Denver; From St.
Louis S2l Corresponding reductions from
other points. Dates of sale July luth to
18th inclusive. Final limit Aug. Goth.
The Jackson herald., 1906-08-02
SPECIAL EXCURSIONS
MISSOURI PACIFIC and
IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE,

INC. San Francisco, Cal, July 9th to 18th
Rate one fare for round trip from points
on this system. Dates Of sale June 4th
to July eth inclusive. Final limit, Sep
bar
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-16
MARETBURG.

Mrs. S. H. Martin is i'll with
at this writing Mr..
Willie Mullins. of Livins sson. VS.
tied. relatives here last week.
Misses Mary, Allie Lee Houk and
little niece. Thelma Of Mt Vernon
are visiting Mr.. L. E. Houk's fam
lily at this place. Boone XII
ion died OF, consumption at the
b ,me OF his brother at E O'Clock P.
III. "Wednesday. The remains were
laid to rest Thursday in the Maret-
arg cemetery.
Mr.. j. Mccall, of Hazel Patch.
spent Sunday last with homefolhs.
Mrs. Jose Chandler of Bromo,
visited Mrs R. G. Dodd last week
Mrs, J. n Griffin has been i'll
for last few weeks-BOrn to the
vile of Mr.. Michael Owen a girl
baby. Mrs Dee Ramsey entertain
ed last Saturday night with sing
ing which was largely attended.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-16
LEGISLATURE.

Senate bills 100 aud IoI, the first
of which creates State Board OF
Agriculture and appropriating $40,
600 for farmers institutes. and the
second Of which establishes State
Fair, apprepriating $4,000. pass
ed the House Tuesday night.
Gov. Beckham at midnight Tues
day night called an extraordinary
session of the Legislature, begin
ming at noon Wednesday. to pass a
rectifer's tax law and also one en-
larging the powers OF revenue a.
gents, sections relating to which
had been lett ont of the Revenue
Bill as passed Tuesday night.
When the Senate Tuesday nigh,
passed the Legislative Redistricting
Bill without amendment, Senator
Bennett, Republican. served notice
that the bill will be tested in the
courts and that an extra session OIL
the Legislature will result. This
bill puts Rockcastle, Laurel. Cla,
and Leslie all in one Legislative
district.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-16

ABOUT the most disgusting thing
there is 10 the mountain people"
is to see some two by four galutte,
who is so narrow between the eyes
that a. Fly can Sit on the bridge OF
his n ose. bite him in one eye and
kick him in the other all at the
same time. with thirty cents in bis
pocket, a fifty cent diamond ON his
finger, throw himself back on his
bander, shanks and ask, ''How's
the Mountains In the Mount
aims there is more genuine purity
among both sexes than there is in
the whole of the. Blue Grass. and
yet we see them, when they meet
up with Mountain people, snurl
up their noses as if something
, dead which had passed into the last
stage of demarcation. The Mount
ain people are neither heathens nor
f---.s
idiots, neither beggars nor paupers,
neither rogues nor thieves and last
but not least are not ashamed that
the y're "MOUNTA1NEERSs,.
We would rather bga Jpn ountsj d
-, 49, ID "a - =. -
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-16

he will ?oin her husband. Arthur
Bourne and Miss Spyers OF PARKS
vile W re married a. the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ". Wright We'd
nesdav, evening al $50. Rev. BriS-
coe officiating. The guests were;
Misses Bowers. and Overstreet
MessrSS Wester6eld. Lemon, Wa '-
Benton. and Overstreet, Mr. an
Mrs. Bowers and Mrs. K. \
Sparks. They will be at home l.
their friend after March 25.-M
Harry5Magee has moved into II
Eight Gables hotel. They exre
| to run hrst-class hotel.-Mr. anC
Mrs. w. c. Mullins expect to leave
next week for LaFollet,e, Tenn
! We are sorry indeed to give then
up. They will be greatly missed.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-16
For Sale.

Ny residence. store and farm at Quail
KY, seven miles southwest of Brodhead,
KY. Residence has five rooms and hall
and all necessary buildings. Store
has small stock of drugs and groceries
and post-office connected with daily mail.
There is splendid two room tenemen,
house OH farm conveniently located
Farm consists of seventy five acres. Fiji
teen acres in woodland and sixty acres il
high state of cultivation, all under fence
Ny farm is one of the best improved IL
the county, situated in a good ne!ghbor
hood, within two hundred yards of saw
and grist mill, one half mile of schoo
house, one mile from Providence church
This place would be an admirable 10
cation for doctor, or any one wishing t.
engage i'll the mercantile business.
For terms address, d. E. Proctor, NJ. D
Feb. 9 st. Quail, Ky
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-16
POLITICS AND POLITICIANS

A big delegation of Boyle Demo
Gratis is in the city on legislative
and departmental BUSINESS. and al
are singing the praise of Hon W J.
Price, who; will be Boyle's candi
date for Congress in the Eighth
district. Col. R. G. Evans, Judge
Nichols Hon. Reed Embry, Boy
les Representative are very enthusi-
astic for Mr.. Price and say that if
he yields to their solicitations and
enters the race he will make win
race. They point to the splendid
Democrat record of Mr.. Price, and
his party record as worker in the
trenches. He was Bryan elector,
and led the campaign tor the lam
ented Gov. Goebel in Boyle, car
.rying that county for him when
| Madison, Mercer and othhr Demo
cratic strongholds Of the Eigh'
defaulted. Mr.. Price is now serv-
ing his second term as county at.
torney. During his political ca
reer he has been before his people
eight times without opposition
though Boyle IS one of the closes,
counties in toe State. AS lawyer
Mr.. Price is considered one of The
best in his district. He is an ele
giant speaker, quick of action. an6
a student. He is member OF tn,
law department Of Central Univer
sity. The strongest influence il
being brought to bea: on him t
enter the congressional list; and i
is believed he will finally decide tc
make the race.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-16

TNa editor of the London Echo
is hopping because OF a little ref.
erence made in our las, issue in re-
gard TO tie Government building
which London didn't get No
person living would he prouder to
see London have a nice Govern
ment building than We. but so far
a. the building is concerned we
have not spent moments worry.
The thing that is perplexing
our mind, is, where did that 400
population come from. when there
was only about 100 six years ago.
From the way Brer Stevenson has
jumped upon his tip toes be was
undoubtedly one of the tabulators
of the recent census returns.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-16

Changes in the constitution gov
erning the Western Kentucky min
ers, by which the election will be
held hereafter by popular vote,
were made at the meeting in Lou
,sville yesterday.
The name OF George V. L. May
er, at present Ambassador to Russia
IS being favorably consided for a
Cabinet position in case Secretary
Taft decides to 60 on the Supreme
bench.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-16
ADVERTISING rates made knoun on
application

IN the interest of party ;harmo
nv and Democratic success we: place
in nomination for Governor the
Honorable Richard ". Miller, of
Madison county. Dick Miller. as
he is known to his friends. is the
one Democrat in Kentucky who
can now harmonic all the elements
in The party. Dnring session OF
he legislature wi ict els q to-day
he naS lowered as leader above
all the rest. Defeated in the race
for the Speak ership by the narrow
est Of margins. he did not sulk, but
chee'fuIly set himself to the task
OF accomplishing all the material
good for the State which could be
accomplished and succeeded IL
passing every bill he championei
So remarkable has been his sue
cess that it has been said <that a
speech from Dick Miller secures a
unanimous vote He is easily the
most accomplished orator in Ken
lucky, and his Legislative career
shows that he takes a sound and
sensible view of all public ques-
tons. This is day of young men
in politics and in nominating Dick
Miller for Governor we recognize
that fact. Gov. 'Beckham' S friends
insist tina, he shalt go to the Senate
two years hence, and his friends in
the past have proved invincible. A
winning ticket, one that would ap-
peal to every Democrat in Kentuc.
ky. would be Miller for Governor
and Beckham for Senator. Before
any thing else~we are for Demo
cratic success and we know thai
can be assured by the adoption o.
our suggestion. Of course if Sen
ator McCreary is a candidate tor re
election that would make impossi
bic Mr.. Miller S candidacy for the
Governorship. Clark county i.
for Senator McCreery for anything
he wants. but if he. feels satisfied
with one term in the. Senate. the
ticket we name presents to the par.
ty an opportunity for the most sue.
cessful campaign Kentucky has
witnessed in fifteen years. Win
chester Democrat. We rise to sec
ord Mr.. Miller's nomination; fol
Governor or any old thing ht
wants. But while waiting for the
time to make him. Governor; jus,
let the. Eighth send him to Congress.
where he is bound for, just as Ger.
tain as he enters the race. Dick
Miller is a man for.the people ant
the people over in 'Rockcastle are
for Dick" Miller.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-16
LIVING TON

Mrs. Robert Lemon is 10 Louis.
Vile this week.-Mrs.. Jerome AID
ans is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. R. b.
Mullins of Mt. Vernon this week
Mr.. John Rider who has been with
his sister, Mrs. McRoberls, since
the holidays. returned to his home
at Sonora. KY, Monday.-Casper
Adams was in Richmond Tuesday,
ON business.-Dr. J. w. Sans was
in town a few hours Wednesday,
Bob Childress spent Tuesday
with bis sister, Mrs. James Ander-
sou.-Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Wade
sto pped off few days. with Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Sambrook on their
way to Corbin, they expect &c
make that place their future home.
Mrs. J. B. Hayes has returned
from visit to hes daughter, Mrs
Ed. Quinn of Paris Ky.-Mr. VIM
Clelland Johucon was in town this
week on business.-Mrs. L. NJ.
Wester6eld is spending the week in
Stanford with relatives and friends
Mrs. Will Eubanks of Paris, is
visiting Miss Ida Cook this week.
Will Mullins, Jr.. L. & N. brake
man is with his parents this week.
DIR. w. J. Childress was in Ion
don Tuesday on business.-Mrs. J.
w. Sans, of East Bernstadt. spent
a few days with Mrs wv. J. Child
ress on her~way to Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Sans .-Mesdames Alva
Argenbright and Dane Reigle, OF
Lebanon Junction, are visiting
their parents Mr. and Mrs. Chewn-
ing.
Disturbances Kelley died very
suddenly ofpneumonia. age So. He
leaves a wife and several children.
His remains will be taken to Clay
county for burial. Mrs. Susie
Hicks and daughter, Bertha. left
Sunday night for Cincinnati, where
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-16

A Washington dispatch has the
following bit ofinter. st to kentucky
readers: A subject which is being
discussed here at present is that of
Kentucky's representation in Stat
utory Hall in the Capitol. While
it is admitted that she has a wealth
of material to choose from, II is
pretty general believed and hoped
that the statues selected to fill the
two inches which up to now have
remained unoccupied, will be those
of Statesmen. That one of the
places should be accorded to Clay
is the opinion held by all, but there
seems to be some difference in the
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-16

A bill passed in the Kentucky
House to allow Baraer county 10
vote off section, makes Beckham
county possibility.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-16
views as to the other Kentuckian

views as to the other Kentuckian
to be honored- Many favor Crit
tenden. pointing out that his fate
is being overshadowed by CLAW
mudh resembles that of Everett
and ChOate in Massachusetts,, who
were cast in the shade by Webster.
Others favor General Breckenridge
both on account Of his personal
abilities and also because Of his f inc
presence, as his figure in Statuary
Hall would be among the mos,
striking there.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-16

Carr. z w. LILLARD, of Dan
vile. has been mentioned as a sue.
cessor to Adjutant General Percy
Haley. resigned. Capt. Lillard is
in line for the honor, is Justly de.
serving Of it and we hope to see him
thus recognized by the Governor.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-16

A decision has been handed down
by the U. S. Supreme Court. con-
CURED in by all the justices, re-
manding the Caleb Powers case
back to the State courts for re-trial.
The opinion was written by Justice
Harlan. kentuckian and a Re.
publican.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-16
;j;aYED uY LIFE
r hats what a prominent

That's what a prominent
ruggist said of SCOTS
,mulSiOn a S h Ort time
90. AS a rule we don't
,se or refer to testimonials
n addressing the public,
but the above remark and
i'm lar expressions are
made so often in COnnec-
ion with SCOTS Emulsion
hat they are worthy of
occasional note. From
nfancy to old age SCOTS
emulsion offers a reliable
aeans of remedying i'm
troper and weak develop
lent. restoring lost flesh
md vitality, and repairing
waste. The action of
SCOTS Emulsion is no
more of a secret than the
compositions of the Emu
sion itself. What it doe.
it does through nourish
ment-the kind of nourisn
ment that cannot be oh
tanned in ordinary food
No system is too weak O.
delicate to retain Scott
Emulsion and gather goof
from it.
:; !: !: !: ! !: :
q a We will send you
SReA sample Tree.
~ wA Be sure that this picture IN the
~ }@ form OF Label IS on the wrapper
N Tkj}t n Of every bottle Of Emulsion yov
6HWV buy.
JET MyIA SCOTT & BOWIE
al, Tx Chemists
Gk Nk 400 Pearl St., N. 7.
~@ SOC. and 81: al druggists.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-16

In view of the satisfactory way
London has worried along for a
year without an American consul
it might be economy to abolish the
Job altogether.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-16
} CARE FOR PILES

A GUARANTEED CARE FOR PILES
Itching, Bliud, Bleeding, Protrud
ing Piles. Druggists are authoriz-
ID to refund money if PAzo ONT
NRNTfails to cure in E to IL days.
soc.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21
OIL SUPPLY IS
RUNNING SHORT
THE LABOR TROUBLES AT
FRISCO RESPONSIBLE
Everything i'm Readiness to Begin
Oling Roadbed of Spokane Branch
in Few Days, Except the oil-Usc
of Oil In Engines for Fuel on the
o. II. & Y. May BE Temporarily
Abandoned.

If it were not that the strike Of
the Sailors union in San Francisco
has tied up the fuel oil supply of the
q. r. & n. the work of sprlnkling
the Spokane branch with oil would
begin next Monday morning. The
weeds are now being cut away from
the track. and all is in readiness to
spread oil over the branch from Pen
dleton to Grange City and perhaps
TO Spokane, to LAY" the dust.
The o. R. & N. oil supply comes
from the southern California wells.
by water from Sar Francisco, and ut
present all shipping out of that city
is tied up by strike of the sailors and
longshoremen. 1t is not definitely
known when a supply will be receiv-
ed for the track. The supply for the
oil-burning engines is also very short
and unless shipment Is received soon
the oil burners will have to be aban-
ioned on the Portland-umatilla run.
The sprinkling will be done from
an oil tank equipped with sprinklers
reaching out on either side of the
track, on the plan of a street sprinkl-
ing wagon. 1t is thought that two
or three applications of the oil will
successfully suppress the dust during
the entire summer. After the oil Is
applied couple of years it forms a
crust on the surface which does not
pulVerize and thus the dust nuisance
is permanently abated.
That portion of the Spokane branch
between Pendleton and Starbuck is
said by o. r. & n officials to be the
most dusty section on the system. and
every effort will be made to perma-
nentlv abate it. 1t is thought that
heavy application of oil for two or
three years will put the surface of tho
ground along the track in such con-
d'tion that it will never again become
dusty.