davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ordway new era., 1907-10-25
GOLD PRODUCT
IS s94.373,000
COLORADO HEADS THE LIST
WITH s22,s34,4oo IN THE
PRECIOUS METAL.
NET GAIN OF S6.ooo.ooo
THE UNITED STATES SHOWS
WONDERFUL MINERAL RE-
SOURCES VET IN INFANCY

Nashington.-GeoIge E Roberts.
who retired from the position of di-
rector of the mint on August l. 1907,
has completed compilation OF the
statistics on the production of gold
and silver in the various states and
territories of the United States Tor
the calendar year 1906. Roberts esti-
mates the production of gold for that
time to have been S94,373.S00. as
against sSS.l90.70O .or 1905. net gain
OF SG193,l00.
The principal gain was in Alaska.
which amounted to s6.439. 500. Ne
yada's gain was $3,919.5OO: Oregon,
s75,20O; Tennessee, $22.30O; Arizona,
$55, 500 and Virginia. $500.
The greatest loss OF gold in any
state was in Colorado. where there
was decrease Of s2.766,700. The
next largest loss was in Montana.
s3G7.3OO California lost 1864. 200.
South Dakota. $4,000: Washington
$267, 900; Idaho, S3OO,50O: North Caro-
lima, $4,000: South Carolina. $780,
500: Georgia, $7l.l0o. and Wyoming,
$4,000.
Arizona's Silver Gain.
The total production OF silver in tho
United States during the calendar
year 1906 is given as 56.ol7,900 fine
ounces. OF the commercial value OF
s3S S,256. 400. as against 5G,l01, 600 fine
ounces. of the commercial value OF
s3l .22l.s76. in 1905. The net gain in
the production of silver during the
calendar year 1906 in Arizona was
3G3. 500 ounces; California. I35.500;
Idaho. 10000. and Utah. 1.1SS 200.
The loss in the production Of silver
during the year IN Montana was 9l4.-
400 ounces, and in Colorado 495.iO0
ounces.
The average price OF silver for 1905
was S0.G17 per ounce, as against
$0.6753l for 1906.
Production by States.
The approximate distribution made
by Roberts of the production OF the
states and territories. of gold and sill
yer, for 1906 Is as follows:
The Ordway new era., 1907-10-25
NEW ROAD TO COAST SURE
Everybody 10 Helping Push Alono IN.
PROJECT.

FToJect.
Denver.-Quietly but steadI,v ,,,
men who are financing and promot,n,
the AFFAIRS of the new Denver. Lara.
mie & Northwestern railway which
VIII stretch It's tracks from Denver
TO Fort Collins, then through Fish
creek canon to Laramie and Lander
wyoming. and eventually on throurh
to Seattle on the Pacific coast. arc
at work and eva;y day sees the pro.
ject which will mean much to Denver
nearer consumnatlon. The differen,
rights OF way have practically been
secured all along the line. say the men
at the head. and actual work on the
construction OF the new trunk line
is but few months OF.
We are more than gratihed with
the progress OF our work In Denver
and In TACT all through the northern
portion OF the state" said G. S, John.
son, president of the new road ycster.
day. The people of this state are
rail- ylng 10 our support In splendid
style. There are no IFS about our
proposition. The new road will be
built and will be built much sooner
than most people have any idea. Nee
essarily In n work OF such magnitude
as ours; progress. especially In the
earlier stages. must seem somewhat
slow. But in railroad building as in
everything else much depends in the
kind OF a foundation. We are LAYING
our foundation well and deep.
THE splendid endorsement OF our
work given to the officers and direc.
tors OF the road by the Denver cham.
ber OF commerce was especially graft
Tying and will have much to do with
speeding the time when actual work
on the road will be begun. We af.
forded the chamber OF commerce com
mittee every opportunity to examine
thoroughly our plan Of operation and
the fact that II received such hearty
support from them is n source OF
much qualification to us
The building OF the Denver. La.
ramie & Northwestern means men
and money for Colorado and the ef.
fects Of the preliminary work along
these lines already have been felt.
All OF the active workers in the new
enterprise are now numbered as resi-
dents OF the state. Last week W. II.
Gates, formerly clerk OF the Court of
Appeals OF Kansas. and afterward a
prominent oil producer and promin-
emily Identified with the extension OF
the telephone syrtems Of that state.
took up his residence in Denver pur.
chasing n home at 1895 Fillmore
street. He is interested in the new
road.
The people of Kansas are. like the
people Of Colorado. becoming much in
terested In the road. Every week
large number OF Kansas people visit
Colorado and Wyoming TO look over
the work that has been done and to
satisfy themselves as to existing con
ditions. f. E. Frizell. mayor Of Lar
ned, Kansas. and his brother.in'law.
II. NJ. Hollway. were In Denver last
week. Among other Kansas people
who recently have become Interested
are: Miller Dobin. president OF the
Viola State bank. Viola: F.. +. Holmes.
Wichita: J. W. Shive. president OF the
Burton State bank. Burton. and Her
man Bartels. president OF the Bank
OF lnman. lnman.
The Ordway new era., 1907-10-25
To pole by Polar Bears.

New York.-Capt Ronald Amumu, oi,
W. ,,o Arctic explorer. who arrive.
son, 'ns ~, The steamship Oscar ii. said
TO-DAY r,d IA make an attempt 10 reach the
b ne Wn" Dole in 1910 He announced Una.
MORN ;s having four big polar bears
ne ,d Is IN haul sIeds. and intends TO
traitSo ,sam ~ in The far north. He also said
use 'ne ,,e and m his friends expected TO pc.
that ne p1ssident n Roosevelt and the
tinon ,, STATES government 10 allow ms
un,.en uua, The GIou. in which he nav'sated
yesse,, .,r,nwest .b passage In 1904. TO be
the s sos, tn mss through the Panama
the "nno ils completion The G)oa
cana, ,orp,er,y a whaling vessel ana ID
was ,,,nasrpr,ns repairs IN the Mare
ny~ Is,snd navy yard ut San Francls~o'
The Ordway new era., 1907-10-25
R,te reductions Boom Gold Camp.

Cripple Creek. Colo.-With the re-
duction of freight and treatment
charges on the 18th of this month by
the United States Refining & Reduc.
tion Company, the smelter and mill
trusts, 1t is estimated tina. 500 more
men will be employed here before the
end of the month.
The Wild Horse cyanide mill VIII re-:
sumo operations today and will prob
ably handle 100 tons day. Among tne
mines that have resumed or Will re-l
sumo within the next few days are the
Teutonic, Gold Sovereign, Findleys
Monte Cristo, Forest Queen and AJAX
The Trilby, Crescent and Mary Mckin-
new are adding to their forces. The
Flndley, which 1t is expected VIII re-
sumo about November LIST, Will employ
force of so to 100 men.
The Ordway new era., 1907-10-25
loaAoo FRUIT BRINGS MONEY
N Junction Product Not Exeeiled
In tho World.

enver.-Grand Junction. the much
ided fruit center OF the western
has had wonderful har-
Of fruit OF every description
season, and the fruit growers
'ation OF Grand Junction has
several thousands OF dollars
the owners OF the orchards
returns on the first ten cars Of
valley contaloupes shipped dur
ae season. The prices obtained
ne iruit were remarkable. the
aid grade bringing $l.05 per
lumboes 80 cents a crate. ponies
ua and gems 10 cents a crate.
ae ten cars total Of $3,27S.90 was
ae growers. These prices. good
!" were. have been surpassed
me hrst cars were sent
.ad the standard cantaloupes
mis month for s1.0S to the
me jumboes "a cents, po-
VI cents and the pink gems So
wr crate. The vast majority of
.r.pments are made to New York
1u,caso and the markets In the
e'ues are more than willing to
0 oest prices for the Grand juno
auit. At the present time the
.as season is near it's end and the
junction Fruit Growers asso-
'nipped out It's last car week
sie cantaloupes the only fruit
y Wy y seen the best OF prices paid
~ drand Junction. Fourteen cars
- shipped out Of Grand juno.
r. september netted the sum OF
w me growers. This shows an
..s VI H,705 for every car, and
s.sss prices paid for four-tier
,, ,ss 1895 a crate, for five-tier
ASoo' Tor six-tier pears $2.75, and
se @ pears $3.50. All Of these
.e,e n, OF the Buerre d'Anjou va
VI lhe fourteen cars, six went
lladelphia.
~ tou,.sasing prices were likewise
Re,hae srowers FOR apples.
jcn jaer with Rocky Ford, Grand
~ enjoys the distinction OF be-
M s.eat s fruit center of Colorado,
svairy between the two towns
M, a,cn shall make the largest
M, pIontable sales is keen. It is
cvn he land on which the fruit
so l" advancing most rapidly,
Sme Tnls parts Of the country about
a. nofd and Grand Junction the
o,h,a.o aot be bought at all, or only
tmsn. prices. The horticultural
M :. OF the state 10 III receipt Of
n, " letters monthly. seeking in
dss ~ .n rom all parts Of the world
4 we great opportunities to be
4 ct .ait growing ON the western
q a. svSciorado. The towns in the
Hs.e .ae fruit districts are enjoy.
10y ,s and continuous growth,
~ rr.curces Of the country have
- % be developed. There u
nssN sne land In western parts Of
- ON which irfigAtioa
m - y lacking. and 4, n said fnnt
me po6olhaS HGl{ ln0S y
eader cultiv6t r. ri l6aAn
! Snly - q
The Ordway new era., 1907-10-25
:. .ooo !. a.,..a BY Church Fair.

Cripple Creek, Colo.-The ), vstng,Ie - ~.
ter.s ts church, which was =! nsla .,,nsted r. Ssd
sS.t ~ church has taken " So'vvv -.
sss sAs gscssss g ws,'a e. shs s -;
The Ordway new era., 1907-10-25
s,v. eonynse viii Run.

Grand junction. Colo.-The state, ,,on
:, nav mi was made in Grand Junction
that Congressman Bonynge' at, a. q re. M
cant @ Conference with San Juan nc,
ruhi,csns. r1hi announced his candidacy s
-. the limited States senate to sue.
rsea ~ Henry M. Teller. Congressm.tn nta
Io"u Uonvn "a n making tour Of the aNa s.a.e
nutI. non % nm leaders Of the Republican
n.rtv , IN his behalf for the Senate.
The Ordway new era., 1907-10-25
Divorced Today; Married Tomorrow.

Divorced quay N
Grand Junction. Colo.-Divorced ono
msrkable record Of Mrs. e. p. Wiz
Hams a prominent resident OF the
plateau valley, who was granted =
laral separation in the County Court
here from r. p. Williams, having been
his wife for twenty-five years. A.
soon az she received her decree, sne'
took her trousseed and. with William
Ewine a well-known rancher, went To
salt lake City, where they were mar
r,ed. They returned yesterday ana
took up their residence IN Go.,1sn: .,,
| Under the Colorado law Mrs. Wihams
4 could not have married IN the staVs
The Ordway new era., 1907-10-25
WI, 81, 10000 On s.. Nelson

NJ, Nsy.-"rs." R,ekafd. the he. nss, 90,
.,,.r Ely; has offered to take the De.
pfoooo q sao 900 proposed BY 'Snn Ss1.on n nas css
- o,ay twenty rounds with i.,ss,.h ss .n, carss us
~ ~ ~ cauusSi ss1S ior sucb match Tns cIn On
disico y thst tes Y .asss's:s KY -. -,
The Ordway new era., 1907-10-25

Total .. $9+.373.S00 56.517.s00
The number of fine ounces OF gold
produced was 4,565,330.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-04
GEORGETOWN MAY DROP
CREW FROM ITS SPORTS
Big squabbIe at Eastern College
over Possibility Of Dismissal
Of Aquatics.

There has been discussion recently
over the possibility OF rowing being
dropped from the list of sports at
Georgetown, and many persons have
been found In the undergraduate body
at the institution who are opposed TO
the continuance OF what they choose
TO consider a losing venture. Against
these students many graduates are
likely TO be found strongly opposed.
Judged from what can be learned IL
vii be a fight OF graduate VS.. under
graduate, although there are many
men still students at Georgetown who
want the oarsmen to keep on trying.
The sentiment of the college body is
described by an alumnus as divided,
although there are many adherents OF
baseball and other spring sports who
are for having Georgetown quit
game Which has been supported un-
der increasingly discouraging condi.
lions as far as results are concerned.
The alumni will do their best TO keep
up the crew spirit, because they be-
lieve that IL is unworthy OF George
town to quit solely because the crew
gle-on until the crew does either win
or become q permanent contender at
Poughkeepsie.
IL will admit that Georgetown has
a bad case on the face OF 1t as far as
rowing is concerned" says an alum
nus who himself was an oarsman,
but IL must always be remembered
that conditions among us are not the
same as elsewhere. For instance:
Harry Russell, who has the crew in
charge this year, had hardly enough
men to select from TO make up two
Fights. In fact, just enough men re-
ported at the start OF the season for
two crews. Now l do not believe that
any other college started out under
anywhere near as unfavorable condi-
tons as that. considering men alone.
Russell himself was really new to
the game, although he had had some
experience with club crews. He had
to learn while he was teaching, and
even that would not be fatal IL man
had all sorts of fine material to work
with. But he eventually came down
to the stage where eight fair men
we're all who could be had. There
vas some trouble over training mat
ters before the crew came to Pough.
keepsie and Russell had to sacrifice
the welfare of the crew as a racing
organization TO the welfare of discip.
line. A man who could not we'll be
spared was taken from the boat for
breaking certain rules. Russell was
right in doing that, we believe, and
we stand by him in that"
Georgetown entered the varsity
eight-oared race in the intercollegiate
regatta in 1900, finishing last. In
1901 Georgetown was fourth, defeat.
ing Syracuse and Pennsylvania. The
year following Georgetown was last
in the field Of six. In 1903 George.
| town finished second. In 1904 George.
town was fir, and in r1ahhfsylv.sa;nifa
and Wisconsin. In 1906 Georgetown
was last ogGil, and this year at
Poushkeeps!o finished fifth.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-04
MAY RETURN TO "BIG NINE"
Michigan LIKELY to Obey Conference
HIis After This Year.

Asked whether or not Michigan was
taking any action preliminary to ask.
ing for admit.ance into the big nine"
Athletic Director Baird the other day
said:
Never having been outside the fold
we are net in very good position to
be reinstated. The conference has
held right along that we were mem.
bers regardless of anything we might
do, and the only grounds for the sew.
erance OF the athletic relations by
members of the big nine was that
Michigan was violating some OF the
rules by which they were governed
In the conduct of their athletics.
AT the end of December this year
we viii cease to violate conference
rulings--we are disregarding but two
of them now-and then a resumption
or athletic alliances with Chicago.
Wisconsin and Illinois is not improba.
BILE"
II leaked out that Michigans action
In granting permission for her fourth
year athletes to compete during their
fourth year was made effective only
until the first of next year. The other
rule violated Is the one limiting con.
ference colleges to FIVE games, while
Michigan is playing six. However. as
1t is thought likely the conference
will vote to increase the number to
seven at the next meeting, Michigan
will be we'll within the rules, and IN.
less further action Is taken there is
little doubt that the natural rivals.
Michigan and Chicago, will be able
again TO get together.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-04
@EESD
SATURDAY, NOV. =. 1907.
THE FINGER or scony.

1t is evident from Mayor Carriers
interview a Yabl...o in The Daily
Telegraph OF yesterday date tina,
he Is anxious 10 mako light OF hi
cowardly and unwarranted assault
on Saturday OF Lawyer French. la
the Daily Telegraph taken the trou
bile TO interview Lawyer French We
have no doubt their rense OF justice
would have prevented them rmin;
the incident as Merely an Aherca
ton Between Two Citizens" If sucl
was the case, why did Mayor Car
ter confess TO the assault and gel
Recorder Palmer to fine him So?
Why do public officials in Bluefiold
supposedly the upholders of law ant
order in the community, wilfully
transgregs those laws? Then pre-
scribe their own penalty. We trust
the matter will not end where 1t is
but that some good wholesome jus
tice will be metei out.
Mayor Carter should be asked &c
resign. Blueneld should have {
mayor who is interested in prsserv-
ing. not in breaking, the law Thi.
is the only penalty that will ade
quately atone for the offense.
The Leaders account OF the affai
neither intimate1 nor inferred thai
the assault was made on Mr.. French
because he was n city official Tho
gentl man IN question, we are happy
to cav. has no hand in the city gov
eminent. What the Loader sai'
was that the assault was "unwarrant-
ed. brutal and cowardly." 1t j. con
trary to all INSTINCTS al AUaCiGaI
man to attack slight and delicat
one without warning with attention
distracted, seated in a chair, but
toned up in n long gum coat and t
continue to rain blows on him whe.
lying half stunned on the floor. l.
that merely an al:crcation?" Nc
il Is the action expected from poor
dumb brute beast, net from a civil
lied humanbeing in his right senses
Such unwarrantel actions by Blue
fields executive reflects adversely OF
the fair name of Bluefel1, point a
il the finger OF scorn, besmiroh IL
reputation and blacken its charac.
ter the mayor of Blueheld lik
Caesars wife should be Beyond re
proach." 1t is Mayor CaHer's owl
business whether he pays his JUS
debts or not. but since both jus
tices-Messrs. Goibcy and Cham
Der" Say there ha5 never beenzsz
suit against +. +. Cart r, personal
~" can the same answer be give1
in the suits brought against IN,
Union Bank and Truss company. tht
Carter Furniture CO.. the Garter
Merchandise Co. ana the Merce'
Merchandise CO.. ell Of which are f
u. Carter creations?
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-04
comI,key in Five World, ssrl..

President Comiskey, OF tho White
Sox, enjoys the distinction OF having
competed for worlds pennants FIVE
times, four times under the old order
and once under the new. Ills team
has been victorious twice In 1886 and
1906, and has been defeated twice In
1887 and 1883. The other series never
was decided.
Cap Arson has been in two
worlds series, losing one and drawing
the other Mutrie, OF New York. won
two worlds pennants in the sos
Frank Chance will have competed in
two worlds pennant battles when TIE
coming one Is over.
No other manager or magnate than
those named has won the distinction
OF participating In more than one OF
these great battles.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-04

in speaking OF the recent Wir'
county FAX Gaze. the Parkersburf
Sentinel says:
The recent tax case from Wir'
county is not only an Illustration o.
fh1 we9kDesr and imbecility OF The
so-called reform tax laws. but IT fur
nishes a case OF oN'rayagant misap
preparation Of public money, similar
however. TO the system that has beer
in vogue With -tat5 officials. Tho
suit was On behalf of the state. act
ing hrOueh hc tax commissioner
although The names OF Individual
were ugei as plaintiffs. TO proven
th. county court Of Writ county from
levying in exec Of forty cents for
county ana dlstriC purroees. II waf
primarily and in reality a suit % up
hold the Dawson tax law. and 20 for
bid any interference by tax ievying
powers Of the counties with The r..
puiremen's of hc new tax statute
There Is prcee-uting attorney ir
Writ county. paid by the people o.
tho county for boxing after their
legal affairs AMI there 8 an attorney
general Of the atc whose duty o.
is 30 look after 40 The LEGAL mattor
in which th state may be involve1
They were both ignored and q prl
vate counsellor employee 20 protec'
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-04
Better THAN
SPANKING

Spanking does not cure children
II bed-wetting. There is a a ..stitn-
.onal cause for this trouble. Mrs. NJ.
summers, Box w. Notre Dame Ind.
vii send free 10 9ry other her sn,-
;essful home treatment, with fun liz
tructions. Send no money, but
writ her today if your children
trouble you in this way Drr't hiame
he child, the chances are it, cant
lelp it. This treatment also cure.
liults and aged people II ,ubied with
urine difficulties by day o. night.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-04
RoGHHG' LIvERwoRT
TAR ANB CANCHALAoUE

For the complete cure Of Coughs,
Colds, Asthma and Bronshits and
all Lung complaints rendering 20
Consumption, LIvERwoRTH, TAR
AND WILD CHERRY. have for ages
maintained an established reputation
as standard Cough Remedy. II con-
tains no opium or harmful drug. can
be given With safety to children.
Price $50
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-04
.toNIToR FLOUR IS HIGH CLASS
UINSY SPRAINS AND SWELL
INGS CURED.

in November, 1891, caught
Old and had the qulnsy. My throat
as swollen SO could hardly
reathe. applied Chamberlain
tin Balm and It gave me relief In
short time. In two days 4 was ali
Shit says Mrs. l.. Cousins, Otter.
urn. Mich. Chamberlain's Pain
aim Is a liniment and Is especially
aluablo for sprains and swellings
or sale by The Whits Pharmacy.
orner Princeton Ave. and Bisnd 81
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-04
Famine.

Yes" said Rivers. who had just re-
urned from popular summer resort,
it's a pleasant enough place, but half
he time, upon my word, we didn't
lave thing to cat"
You didn't" exclaimed Brooks;
why then"
Not blessed thing to eat" reiter-
'ted Rivers, from $50 in the even
ng until C:3O in the morning, and
axe your fingers cut OF my hair,
irooks. or I'll strange you!"--Chi-
ago Tribune.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-04
s----r1=S---=c-
Is Lii. IA.i.Ll
KIDNEY PILLS

have you neglected Your Kidneys?
dave you overlooked your nervous
system and caused trouble with your
kidneys aud bladder? Have you
pains 10 io'as, side. back. groins and
bladders Have you 1abby appear
anc, ~ the face. especially under
the syss. Too reGpeoily a desire
20 pass urine? lf So. Williams KID
ney Pill Will cure you.
Price Zoe.
For sale by The White PhsrLascy
Cor EikGd street aid Princeton sss
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-04

/ care not how worldly you may BE-
here arc times when all the dlgtino
ions seem like dust; and when at
ne graves OF the great you dream Of
coming country where your proud.
est hopes shall be dlmmeI forever
Married or unmarried. young or old,
Oet or worker, you are still a dream.
r. and viii one time feel and know
hat your Nfo Is but e (. IAN. TX Mar.
s@I
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-04
HIiious jim grew 80 thin
lie hardly naJe a shadow,

HIiious jim grew 80 thin
lie hardly na5e a shadow,
ne day fried preseRted him
With Rydale's Liver Tablets.
le took the hint, began their use.
And this Is what befell him.
le grew 50 fat neither shoes nor nal
Could DO found 70 at him
iOFNI- Don't make your wills
But cure your Els,
y using Bydale's Liver Pills.
80 chocolate coated tablets In a con
ohient box. Price only % cents
asy 90 tako, pleosant In effects.
ore sure. We guarantee Thorn.
For SAL by The White Pharmacy.
or Bland street and Princeton ave.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-04
PUBLIC OPINION
OAlahc,na's Consultation.

Roosevelt has swallowed Il, bu;
wac vita gulp and grimace
iad "i,h lL-lght5 unprintable. hap
:ly uud.tcr j. They presented him
g" GO. ihel con titutlon OF Okla
1pma on silver waiter. or, what
,oe5 FOR the same thing IN politics
enclosed In a rel loatner case. II
vas bitter pill he has been dod gins
IS a3siduously and almost as sue
o-Sfuny rs the bears OF the cane
,rak S lodged him. but the hour and
he man ha1 20 meet; so they met.
majority of 10S.729 out OF a vote
If 253.913. in favor of what Mr..
8ryan has callcl ihe best OF state
onstituticn". AMI which Mr. Bryce
he English Ambassador. highly
ommcn3s. is enough to give pause
o the impc ucsi,y of even the stout.
Nst OF political partlsans and big
anne NimroIs. The president knows
! red not stove when he falls against
I. So another Democratic star
Wrinkles in the armament of .ho
Republic, and there goes into effect
Is an ins.rum mt OF betterment for
he people AMI an example TO BE-
patterned. an up-to-date. popular
fundamental law embodying the re.
suits of the best thoughts and re-
;earches of advanced craftsmanship
Richmond JOURNAL.