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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-01-20
SENATOR CLARK DENIES
HE'S BEEN GETTING OFF EASY

Washington. Jan. 19~-Senator w. -
Clark, of Montana, appeared before
the house committee on territories to-
day and made statement concerning
the tax assessment on the United
Verde copper mine at Jerome, Arlz..
which has been mentioned frequently
in the joint statehood hearings as one
of the great mining properties alleg-
ed to be escaping just taxation under
the present territorial organization.
Representative Hamilton. chairman
of the committee, said there was no
desire on the part OF the committee to
question a United States senator. but
representative Moon of Tennessee, i'm
terjected:
II would just as soon question
United States senator as anybody else
If he knows anything want to
know"
Mr.. Moon then explained that the
charge had been made of unjust and
corrupt taxation Of the United Verde
property, and asked Senator Clark to
make a statement.
Senator Clark explained that he was
the chief owner of the mine in ques-
tion and said he had always paid the
full tax levied, except one time, when
the tax was contested because 1t was
thought to be unjust. He said he was
not fully prepared to make a detailed
statement but thought his company
was paying taxes on about $1.20O.0O
assessed against the improvements
and personal property II owned.
This represented an assessment, he
said, larger than some properties
pay in Montana or any other state he
pays taxes in,
Senator Clark refuted newspaper
statements that the mine was worth
more than 100000. 600. He said they
were mere guesses as to the amount
of ore yet unblocked and absolutely
unreliable.
II defy any one to estimate accur-
ately the value of a mine." said Sena-
tor Clark. "The eye cannot reach be-
yond the ground, and ore which seems
to be In inexhaustible quantities may
play out at any time"
Chairman Hamilton read newspaper
clippings in which Senator Clark was
quoted as saying he had rejected an
offer of $25,000,000 for the United
Verde mine. Senator Clark denied
the quotation and said he had never
offered to sell the property and had
never had any offer for It.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-01-20
INFORMAL RECEPTION TO
HAGERMAN IN LAS VEGAS
Leaves Tonight for Santa Fe--Llcon
Stole Cans.

Special to the Morning Journal.
Las Vegas, n, NJ, Jan. 19.-Gover-
nor-to-be Herbert J. Hagerman, Cap
tain w, c. Reid, Captain Charles Bal
lard. II. a. Cahoon, NJ. Martinez and
Harold Heard arrived this evening
from Roswell and tonight a reception
IN their honor is being held at the
Commercial club Al the governors
request the affair has been made en-
tirdy informal The party will leave
tomorrow evening for Santa Fe.
Stole the Cans.
Daniel Llcon has been brought here
from Encerro charged with having
broken into a saloon. stolen all the
cans and considerable quantity of IL
quor. 1t is said that Licon's actions
were observed from a safe distance by
a young man Of the village.
More Buildings.
Announcement of plans for two
more fine Las Vegas buildings were
announced today and contracts will be
let within a few days. Davis and
Sydes will erect on their property on
the west side two story brick and
stone store building and Immediately
adjoining Veeder and Veeder will put
up commodious two-story rooming
house.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-01-20
ChenoMeth scntcncc Alrlrmed.

The appeal Of Howard Chenoweth,
who killed Marshal Kilburn, of Silver
City, was dismissed by the supreme
court and the decision of the lower
court affirmed because Chenoweth
broke jail and is now at large 1t will
be remembered that a few weeks ago
Chenoweth. facing a life sentence for
murder, made a sensational escape
from the Silver City bastile and has
not been heard OF since.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-01-20
CONLEY MUST
HANG FOR
MURDER
SUPREME COURT AFFIRMS
SENTENCE FOR QUESTA CRIME

Special to the Morning journal.

Special to the Morning Journal
Santa Fe, n. NJ. Jan. 19,--Late this
afternoon the supreme court of the
territory affirmed the decision of the
court of the first judicial district In
Taos county condemning John Conley
to death by hanging Conley will pay
the penalty of the law for murder at
Taos, February 16.
He is now in the territorial peniten-
tiary here for safe keeping.
The crime for which the death pen
atty was imposed was the shooting
and killing of James Redding, the 49,
year-old son Of f. s. Redding, of
Questa, Taos county, which was com
mltted by Conley last February In
camp at the Guadalupe placers. that
county. At the same time Conley shot
and killed Charles Purdy, 20 years old
of Red river He was indicted for this
killing also. but will not be tried for it,
as he has been convicted Of the other
mrrdpp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09
nrnn 80 10.

$50
What DO you think ~ this Grand corner
iot sstiif Improved wtfh small house
M.mn
Two very fin lots. LAX Union district.
GatlH. Zine YieW halt caHh.
81 $40
Two new houses and vsfr fire viee Dot.
srtt4. $50 cash will handle this
f. 20
one 81 tho H5nat beautiful corners that
rou vish 90 zee half cash streets Eialrt.
cement walks In
81 400
Fine double corner. tlpNfif. magnificent
View small house Terms
$3.50.
10, ciess In. blocks from car.
lots IN Fremont This must be sold
al once. 800 cash
HENSON a CARLSON.
tif Marion Hiook. PHONE Main fl5t
Mere iH q bargain = room modern hou-.
close iu Dot taxtW on paved street. h.t1Q.
$50 cash. You must act quick to set
this
MURDOCH. pOnrKE q FORREST.
LOOK THtA rr.
3 acres al improved Enud room house
harm, rhidhen houses and yards. fine ~.
chsrd and garden. all Tor u.tooi easi
MURDOCH. noHLKE 4 FuuHEsT.
ga bmpire nidg.
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HARVARD REALTY COMPANY.
re -af1 walker hldg fas md Az

" H8a ~
N e4aCAffrOL HrLL-NsN residence q &
rooms l%noicfui fine finish nicely
arranged ranercfo basement. fur
mace heat. ful Dot eft. frontage
unN Nep each, balance 20 suit
NNa-EAsT QUEEN ANNE@NrFY fins
residence ~ 3 ruuus just building
strictly moderni cement easement
piped fnf Furnaces. Dot 1axfm. terms
VIA NORTH NRnAnMAN=NerV nice
residence ~ 7 rnoIas built Ia iot
modern CnuFHnipnees. tuf HaxiDf
Where thlr ia located the lot alone
is worth $500 buy this one. IA
raad Terms
iea~iaru AYR NORTH. near pros
pect~tiae hulldinr lut ExIa. suno
assessments 70 assume. Terms
$40 Nnh HiiI AVE. two hiarks from
John naf er~hual~anxtoa. we'll located
some assessments 20 assume a bar
gain y cash.
$50 West QUEEN ANNEarwa fine
lots WSieo. with view vefy easy
terms.
HARVARD REALTY COMPANY.
rs Eh.II walker HidE faa gnd Ave.
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rhoNn YouR A y Ao


re The atar-Aaia ieset fad
iltA The Star viii call ana coi-
tset the hilL and will send TO
Eeu the answers 70 yeur ad when
addressed care The star
RATES FOR CLASSIFIED
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. elruA.
rtoN WANTED, hulF
WANTED AND AL oTNtH
ADA oNG CENT A WORD
seven werds or fractions 81
Insertion
Sewn Sasds ef fractions ef
werds 70 the line. cash IN al
vance when charged 70 &c
seont actuat numher 81 lines a.
tet will be rruntsd Minimum
BIZ fer an "nd IS eenta hais
lard Want "A Agency, III
hulisn 81 ballard Ave- ORR
City tNs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09

TWO RANCH uAEuAtNN
NzF a p eaf4a MsafiF af eHafna #fsaa
Nas~m aFWx tafn nsafsHN Np@A
fire. ehaff snsH - ns4sa1 i = HNfsH
atasst - fskssne ara 90 - - faas =
H&H. al faFsm eafhlesfFs FtH5f teNHtah3rs
etc fer Nsa #ase1 s4uEfH raA #H
& nsfss ffNfa Gtea maf4st EHafeHafNt -
Arkftis
= sFfss faf q saU kaFrs tis4f#A Fed
afehafa Hts = tafaiFss teFw tNa crEa
hrffffa har ffasts Hsastataea Nuf
sffeAWt gaEa fimft@s EMH HA@fF sHe heH
HaFrafHa asn wHsfnf nfhff 500 farlEs
a. q NFHENNtE E# krHafs fHss
fnaass Nan fls aE9 a NA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09

For hate Corner bot Uttls. three blocks
from the Haiihrd beach grand vteW I'D
SQUAD and mountains, queen Anne Hiii and
Naitard close 60 the ballard usaeh rar
Ire Price sieve . r sehisnksf, ~
SPOKANE Ave, Ballard. = )
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aoop atrY n ACREAGE aFAn KrN1
fN enfrs mHsfiY fteH Hmuna haffasH
unl Al hssfls lsfsi Nmta shash e.
Hsafff 80 - naes Hfas "a laffefs
I. ~ asss So ~. rris, - 80
assa ahha e ltss staa9 eas Hsff tHa ufss
itAi tsaa ssa II sgsna 8
- ~ kAsks haIstlnx
TTaTI1TrT T1Tr1
g. ~ssath~asIsfn tasse 10 ths ks.pfffai
sss.' .tsss @..iis 80 gsff-l.. ~.,.
-. saf siess . araaa ins is-n
SET fffH 49, ~ Hrsat siiHaets IS
sNsth WI ssts = mfs AZ.
- a. f9efsE s~sitsins Il
AIRS ron rt-AfrlSa ~ sssf. us-s
ksakisea - Hr4H ssssitsHi at s
sa,t 80 slsss isiss esss@m -
~ rftzs 81 rtaff taas ~ 80 acre
hnHenT MALrnk.
80 ~ Aaesa naaiins
esrss 80 49,. 80 a sss.s g.
fsst ia aa Afr Fkas Naa 80
AenNAaN
80 se~s - - sus - srsss uoszs
vss. ~ ! a.ss eatY al Vi aaass. s@a.
- Afress h#eh
NJ HoNE FNua oN Ma
~. eatiss ssn - tea
seN - -
l.sns. e .sll haIg r. sssA
Is sEsss q re- hm @sa 90 80
= hsff aiss sstssffrHl n& tss sssA
Msst =. esa Ns
HoSa~ as co q
WIZ now rot 40 ctff saa ~
fHsssa - = tni = Nisssf nks fss
$780, 49, - sah sssSi, =. -
ms4f eeeH - - affirs ana 80
sMs a. ~.
aFN 81 Atsss4 NsA4sns
caEAr ss.
go 'aa NsH - SO - enfs esg -
49,. as, ! 49,
Il fulessss affsa 81 Wes tspsA t@ts
e ~ E-TrT = FsIsT - as a.
- ~ CIV 80 - sszs E.ssssa
80 use, So - rssirs uif Fsst
- 1soans trtsfsH4n enfY 80 nia4fes
SO So NJ usiffta - ~f1 safpfiss
81 wfsa = u saa free ps 4 -
49, - f.iaE
aef-s thsf MtN NsasaaFs . fsaH nea
. = eanf ftfaa tn asH ~ FHtf HN4 bees
fAa GO tss b. ae So irsaEtHfnf EaH
WIVES Ha nssfH nee 81
rklI - sEs go tsos "a !.
aHf nesF tha knlaEHztRN fah aHM AanaAs
tssF sssi5g ttaRfaH 49, nkFH saaH 7sfnss
raHHFT MAtsFuf
- 90 NNsaa uAh1sHG
cal a. rffHa fH arfH tracts fHtN HHf
aHfs Hr. 81 ffua - 81 FNE go efN
esao Xaslnaa go East WkshNNteH fsfH
NHHsts
" = pANSen q GO. iss iera.as me
Ksas Hms saeG AaaF M~asNtnGtHa
sstssffsaf Nsfs saa wfu fen shsr eheaHs
faF a ehaFs tires nnST. &e aM eafha est
ssNanH fna9 4 ffHss kaltfirH 80
HHMEn 4 uAHakfN ~ ssf~s ro@f
taaa aHtanfHa aaMnfsa f4Em rtas@ g.
3 saef I'D H~atFhrHfs - iree 50 wi
afafa EAftsf lrenfatsH fte9 tHFaa
nuuENF NAhTHNs
- ~ 20 Atesks baAairH
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u a UtsrEN a 60
80 iman lsiis

H1MN FtNH mAHuAfNN
TO psf arrt Cor fire alder fani on ths
uira iina soufH ~ city
$50 Ter half acre tfafts a. Aifefteni -
tash ard q rsf month W
sea faf one acre 81 HiFsrtea. WITH hHa
spHfHE 80 eash and - even thrf
WIHnfhH
. ~ Ntruuta 2 rntan Htk ll,tf
90 acres so pr nfft HnaIuafmia fHAfff.
Virtue NJ ttngfHn utnrk u
bNHsf fNn G
Far nice tract ~ level. cleared iana puff
Is minutes ride from fitF Terms s taea
auH g. Hef nta1ih
CHARLES v ADAMS. :
H4 cuiman Hidf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09
INVESTMENT

INVESTMENT
Yea are sfvays ic-ssnT fer
fhs trss investment That
a. ths oss fram whssh Fau cen
sseurs ths tsfest AMI tiUssss
fssaits W. al dsaifr t. tnaEs
ne nast eos - uaf HHsfAs
tiaz# Thsfe are Fat fn4rst
rusnfa 80 iaFsHimsatN Eua
there ls = tssf Investment Yes
~ans th4a rnH 1T - esrtain
a. 800 shy rprf himeEa IL
tbs beet insssffusnt tu-zAf
r. ruu Enew that ths district
faA ~ Pert rfmuaen - y
Eusrff unfaFtiofsf ~ts4ritrrH
ia ths ~ ssttra HsmAaphsfs u
~ - gsaf tat she stair e
MnahirUoa no4t - tcsf IN -
there 49, Nmsltieus rwrufHts So
this district hni there must
- an patisi e me 80
HenasushsF. washlmNfun has
fnaf ssafsFta In thls swat ete
trift q western sanata fhrrs
1--WE - HHNHH ="
faa fhe rnlF safe hsFta Ter
sean sd4Hs vessels fram Fan=
cnuHeE o. q g. Atnaka We
a. nat have "a taik Nsrr lcnx
With yea % tsHaastratf Nst
Ecff sifuFsn rffefs e~Qutsffgl
opportunities 20 FnH fcf Invest
msHs IHtH row are at the
iasust rus1itfF Price
When the railroads are hunt
60 Foft fimparu ard have
oreued fhs uREt eNautfE tR
hirf u - enterprise ard IN
nuatfF fAs ~shiEfinE fnNm that
rs1rt % ktstNa and the orient
wiu D. Nrrafaf haM frum al
M paTts - WAshinFtous Why
nsrauss , rfssfesf ans urh
ssi agricultural district NH TIE
~has fasinc Coast 10 Hhiud
Pert kinrfan Gene n o
lei ~ she's yes f0ff flmEsou
Improvement CO. SIS Faunser
EtdE seattle. Nash IT
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TWENTY AcuNe HksuY 70 one -
the beet frunH be- fhH valley hefHsHn -
fflis ans raealna sch. tetsi lad d acfsz
raf1ty cleared faeius SOD eeanH faa
WnuEuF MktTnr.
So go pu Aiaske unltfinx
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IUoAL NOTICES


MENHfNN
5000 "a uFRrnN oINEN that w
..e-t4as 90 sac "
ntrWuN CpkHk MNgNN NlNtNN
a1NrANN "a ta~1faratieni wv - uta "a
4. ef tbs lfnrkisf tss heen'
a. fh. ffU rg seattle MaHnlnstnh
= |s.sk IN m en "Wednesday NeNt"
-, laa Ff he nHrt-ss % sr'Wt =
Aaafa ST murfFeH fUf ms Hns4tNh
800 4.tt-e utsan a IHafassften 20 thftte
a. earItAI stsk ~ IN snNttsiN 49,
N4a4 Is tGAa go ahd tM thH ftAN
- ~ ali ether Business whtsh HAs
s..r.4e .amr tsfaFa tnsNA ~ vHst ~
t' FauN n TERRY
NssslHFht
OSCAR INNHnN
NegFwfaFf
a ~ R4fafas Use
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eoclrrV NOTICES.

baslps s~usfsntss1 giss Z
aHHa MaUeahse Henfiri th
Ftre Iaaaana ssFn taN
n art usninH Classgs Iha.sa-
- ~ 49, be firs ~ NeNr hsesS
serssHs hansa fsleltHhH
tr.ek.. NaadaiL an western -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09

JOHN II nownlsH a ca
nauu toNn affea as Ma<AinfieH -
Fremont ufflae. EN FrenfAi ktfANA
phansn- Main sse Ind, g
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spECIAl NOTICES.

CssA ases To- satfea5ns hg"A.9
AFss4Hta care guaranteed tW ~
naAtisaa. r4fstfsis nsFNeAe
80 .4iff s,irts ssuffihe frvfn FhcNnnatlfm
e. ethsf aausea atDusaEh HHne1A st
4rts.r aaegrsshiNr trcatrd - k
Ostmaa ostrepkth nr FeiaHiaa
taamfnattaaafkp rseFle Hse
a. TN Ave Na nfaf lesA a.
Taks Jarsrrn siFes& eaf lpssf II
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cAANcTa.


tna NNt Maln 81
ne beet business tasNaina hut sbit Not
uah equal 20 the beet hut better usn nv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09

n 100 s-toom house noaf Lcafy home No0
cash.
tt.enettsa down, balance monthly. sexiee
lot near O.. y. decks.
ta-tnt a. Merlin PARK,
Far IsaHe-NeW N=fcom. and store. todg
ing house. a. Nouns stown near steel plant
nnd On ear line, Splendid chance
LEWIS n RoSENnAuN.
~ Oriental Block.
Main .saN. ind. a2
IT
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~ ~ l,s 9'od''n oo''af'' "'h A'' o""'
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HARVARD REALTY COMPANY.
- seaf NAlkrf htfE 1893 lud Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09

FOR SALE-Rthl ESTATE.
MY DIRECT Of oWnef ana save a ~
~ Ier cent, agents commission Laek At
this
CIUAraa room house. Z tofs. 80 also
B ras m house. : lntH SIS hlra astefY neW
house, 8 lots. on Beacon Hlti only U.Wal
ais nfktfei H-arre tracts close iu5 nnmH
eith snail houses on. for tNM 20 kHHs
terms on any ~ above. ft 70 SO down
anH 80 per month Soc e. d Hiiiman'H
faffnmfH 90 Tfmea block Today. If
stop rent pa YmHutHi Make Nhatn boy your
humsi Houses from 1900 ur. 500 20 500
cash payments balance same ha rent
TALE MITn FAY
~ bailey nuiiaing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09

TT1@a TeT0 III QUICKEN N.Y.
Here b Nntu ehanga Ntea i've affe
ras-h All aadsf cultivation nice t.faom
fwsre. : chicken houses. and parks al
fenced ard ffaaq fenced water rined In
haass IL miiss from center 81 town 0niF
Il co uaff naah
atHuocK noHLKE a roHHEEr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09

Mf sale Furnishings tu an hfrfrtt
etariina haass 81 steady bsarieHs satef
frunt ta alfaHl a hafEafh NfltF ~ th
ttsuafs. II Iaiimaa Es* Neftpn kNs
ENaHatf. Wash
M satF HafaEtafr - ffNM AHisfus
hnHsa r~lsesfie iahts BATH hff anh AelA
eatsH Hias aaa aiean transient fHH every
.ntrhf raut So HftaN $40 iaeluetnE rent
ari fktfs talt Is petanaf EA MIta Ftfst
Ave
TfFF WtfTs hanns ff aHssn ttsifnz fHf sale
very Fasf HHfaitaHs. fhse tH tsfHs zen
anl fmr Address III NAHs NiaE
Nad ssaHs niaehiue thshmeHa haf
5uHi a ufH
NaksF4 aHs fssfaufanf Cn@an saa -
snga part Eash. fsst go tsfsHt wtA mfnt.s
shoat tta Hicknsas caaas u sslltsa a.
-. fat -, afsf IL
TT-T-- T-@rs WITY Nssfaa Mask sN
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aFVFukL HUNDRED arfse m Hupnt
eatsF faaat naffh q ballard I'LL sslA m ,
o. i3aaffs tfacta 81 % pea aefs ~
|Vsfua. r~f ufHafh. Alec dwW , utties
81 aatsf ffonf nH LAKE W~saHtnatea stft
ssn "a small tfaEts SANE prices Aha
terme Asa taaF HanAff Hka awna tnnfF
Nand afauud seattle aaa seis fhfarsf
mao anfnua ass see 4 y Htfusns
- Il = aa Hst tt
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FoR aAlt-AcReAos.

y LAKE ACREAGE
! - asrHH. CLEARED ana fenced fine viwei
nsef car line q bargain N taken IT nncs
See nWnfr on tho place tsfh Ave and -.
Wallinsford Ave. A. q rraYine. -tl0
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PAUL a TALBOT. registered patent At
foruaY Mechanical snnlnesfT ufaf.claaf
HsrFtes 1T Eastern prices years o. q
psrieuee IN Designing ani building sverF-
library and copies o. all ~ the latest pat
fute free. shop Tor experimental purposes
IN connection Pc Hf Mutual Life TT
Adams a Brooks. reeittered Patent and
Trade Marx Ntt0fusrni Mechanical Ensi-
nffrH. Prank 81 Adams 10 years tn Ffnttis
stephen A. Brooks lately II Ftan,
u g Expert Drafting and Aachine DE.
signing e1sa C0tmnn block IT
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-19
Beds

We have the largset stock in north
ern Idaho. Have you seen the
Verne Martin" bed?
We have all the newest styles of
iron beds. We can please you in this
department. Our mattresses range
from 1915 to $3.50
Child's wooden cribs So TO "a
child's iron beds $3.50 to $I4
These beds are very beautiful, fn-
ished in brass knobs, wilI the drop
side. Pure cotton mattress to
fit $500
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1906-08-18
channels Skin of Commerce.

Charles c. Druedling, of Philadel-
phia, has written an article for the
American Journal of Pharmacy on the
subject of channels skins. What is
known in the market as chamois skins,
he says, is really an obtained sheep
or lamb skin lining. The supply of
skins from the chamois animal is very
limited-enough could not be obtained
in a year to supply the United States
for more than a single day. He made
special inquiry on a recent visit to
Switzerland about the annual crop of
the channels skin and ascertained that
from 5000 to 5000 skins would be
fair average yearly crop. This skin is
heavier than the skin of the sheep or
lamb, also much coarser. For strength
and durability the chamois skin is pre-
ferable, but for ordinary use and ap-
pearance the obtained sheep skin
lining would, in most instances, be
preferred.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1906-08-18
Review of Strikes

w. L. A. Johnson, state labor com
missioner, has prepared review of
the strikes among Kansas laborers
during the fiscal year ending June
80. 1906. This detailed information
is shown as follows:
Twenty-Five strikes were engaged
in during the year 1905 by twenty
different organizations. The strikes
were settled as follows: Entirely
successful, 10; partially successful.
Z; lost, 8; two remain unsettled. The
total days duration was 1,468, Or an
average of eighty-two days for each
strike The total number of mem.
bers involved in said strikes was
1926, or an. average of seventy-one.
The total days lost on account of
such strikes was 11,780. The total
amount of wages lost was $6S, 1921.
Total amount of strike benefits paid
out to members engaged was $1,534.-
CO.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1906-08-18
To Make Paving Blocks.

Capitalists are interested in a
scheme to erect a 100000 plant for
the manufacture of asphalt paving
block in Wichita. That city has
been selected as a desirable site for
an industry of this nature, owing to
the immense quarries of limestone
located in Butler and adjoining coun-
ties. The product is being utilized
extensively throughout the East
and in many cities is driving out
asphalt and the harder blocks, such
as brick and stone. Freight rates
from the east have practically pro-
hibited the use of the product
throughout the west Asphalt block
is manufactured from paving ce-
ment and crushed limestone I'M
mense quantities of the latter prop
erty exist in close proximity to
Wichita Fully so pc cent line
stone is utilized in its manufacture.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1906-08-18
FAN OLD PAINTERS IDEAS"

The autumn season is coming more
and more to be recognized as a most
suitable time for housepainting. There
is no frost deep in the wood to make
trouble for even the best job of paint
ing, and the general seasoning of the
summer has put the wood into good
condition in every way. The weather.
moreover, is more likely to be settled
for the necessary length of time to
allow all the coats to thoroughly dry,
very important precaution. An old
and successful painter said to the
writer the other day: House owners
would get more for their money if they
would allow their painters to take
more time, especially between coats
Instead Of allowing barely time for the
surface to get dry enough not to be
tacky, several days (weeks would
not be too much) should be allowed
so that the coat might set through
and through. 1t is inconvenient, OF
course, but, if one would suffer this
slight inconvenience, it would add two
or three years to the life of the paint"
All this is assuming, of course, that
the paint used is the very best to
be had. The purest of white lead and
the purest of linseed oil unmixed with
any cheaper of the cheap mixtures
often known as white Lead" and oil
which has been doctored with fish oil
benzine, corn oil or other of the
adulterants known to the trade are
used, all the precautions of the skilled
painter are useless to prevent the
cracking and peeling which make
houses unsightly in year or so and
therefore, make painting bills too fire.
quent and costly. House owner
should have his painter bring the in
gradients to the premises separately.
white lead of some well known relia.
bic brand and linseed oil of equal quail
ity and mix the paint just before APP
plying it. Painting need not be ex-
pensive and unsatisfactory if the old
painters suggestions are followed.