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BETHEL.


At the annual election of officers of the
Bethel Library association Saturday, the
old board was reelected. except that Mrs.
Ellen Lattlmer was chosen vce-presdcnt
In place OF the late NJ. NJ. Whipple, and
Miss NJ. Il. Waller, member of the book
committee to succeed Mrs. G. S. Wright
who has left town.-Thc annual election
OF the Bethel branch. Intcrnationa Sun
shine society, Thursday resulted az fol-
lows: President Mrs. T.. G. Rowe; vice
president. Mrs. John Morse; secretary and
treasurer Mrs. l.. T.. Kidder Tho cleo
ton was preceded by dinner at Mrs.
kidder's Al which about thirty members
were p3escnt.-Thc s"mi-annual convcn-
tion of the White River district Sun
day School association will he held in
Rochester October 81, with the Revs.
T.. NJ Fuller of Burlington, w. s. Brad
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surveyed in 1872 and while it was occa-
sionally examined by surveyors from New
YORK 1t was never run again until 1908
when Joint commission from both
states completed the re-esta blshing OF
the line and the setting up of the boun-
dares In 1912 there were only 80 markers
and these were increased To l0l in 1873.
Many of the first markers had been
moved by the elements but the present
granite posts set in concrete foundations
are expected to outlast this generation.
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executrix; decree made
Estate Of Sarah c. Chase ESSEX
George w. Allen appointed administra-
tor dc bons non with the will annexed
Estate of Romeo s Barstow. BurlinG-
ton G II. Beecher appointed adj
ministrator; w, ]. Van Patton and Il.
e. Mayhem commissioners and apprai-
scrs.
Estate OF Lemuel s Drew. Soutf
burlington. WIN filed for probate; hear
ing November Sth'
Estate of Henry McGee, Milton. Com
missioners report flied.
Estate Of walter II. Davis, Bolton
commissioners report filed.
Estate Of Andrew Jackson Willard
Burlington. Commissioners report filed
Estate of Irving Il. Austin, Colchester
| Commissioners report filed.
Estate OF Louis Fireman., Colchester
| Executors inventory hlod
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Contineud from 4th Page.)

Walter Eaton. Mrs. Almon Nye, Mrs.
Henry Harvey, Misses Helen Morse, Bes-
sic Eaton, Mabel Hubbard, Nellie Eels.--
Miss Fern Lyon returned from Brandon
Monday.-Mr. and Mrs James Swinyer
are parents of a son born October ia
daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs AL
phonso Green October 15.--About 70 at
tended the husking bee at L. r. Bailey .
Friday night. All Mr.. Bailey's corn was
husked. bountiful supper and a gen
cral good time enjoyed. Scott of
Barre is passing "A few days at Clarence
Martin s.-Jcssie Wilmarth Of Vergenncs
is passing a few weeks with Mrs. Julian
Ifarvoy.--W. II. Whitney Of Rutland Is At
Wesley SWANS for the deer hunting sea-
son.--Lewis Mason Of Rutland is visiting
his brother Herbert Mason.
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PROBATE COURT.
summary of business Transacted Dur
Inn the Weed Ending Oct. 2Srd.

Estate of Samuel A. Hale, Jericho
Settlement of the account of the execu-
tor: Decree of distribution made,
Estate OF Adelbert LaVallette' Shell
burne, Charles Lavalette appointed adj
ministrator. Application for license Ia
sell real estate; hearing November Sth,
Estate Of Abigail Munson, Williston,
Settlement of the account of the admins
traitor.
Estate of Mary d. Hickok, Burlington
Fdnal account of the executor filed, and
decree of distribution issued.
Estate of George A. Magco, Hines
burgh. Kate i. Mcgee appointed admin
istratrix; Cicero q. Peck and Guy d
Boynton appointed commissioners and
appraisers.
Estate Of Chastna A. Ferguson, Rich
| mond. Settlement OF the account OF tn,
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DEATH OF II. =. BARSTOW.

Romeo s. Barstow secretary of the
Holton Hardware company, died Friday
evening at his home at l59 LOOMS street,
after a weeks illness. Mr.. Barstow s
health had been impaired for some
months and his vitality was not strong
enough to withstand his .ast illness
which was pneumonia, with compiled
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INSPECTING STATE BOUNDARY

New York engineers are inspecting the
boundary line monuments between ne"
York and Vermont at present cohhh'hs
their attention to those between fowha'
ana Poultney. The remainder OF the me
win be gone over in January inc orig
inal boundary between the two states was
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judgments for plaintiffs: Strong Hard
ware Co., VS. G. Il. Grew general as
sumpst, damages of $3.50 and costs of
343; Strong Hardware Co. VS.. Phaneuf
brothers, general assumpsit, damages of
s43 and costs of s1143; Burlington Wood
Co.. VS.. George Demarse, general as
sumpsit, damages not fixed, costs of s32S;
L. NJ Bingham VS.. Charles +. White.
general assump5it, damages of so9.5S and
costs of S2.43.
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UNIVERSITY NOTES.
Fraternity Homes of The Members =.
the Freshman Class.

FT"eFHuy HOmeS OF Ibe NcInDcrs Ut
the Freshman Class.
The fraternities have pledged or mi
tiated the following men:
LAMBDA 1oTA.
Henry II. Deane, Jr.. II. Watertown.
n. Y.
Harry r. Hogan. II. wnliamstown,
Mass.
Leslie w. Howard, II, West Leban.
on, n. n.
Frank r. Lord H. WilIiamstown,
Mass.
Robert j. Paquet, II, Peterboro n.
Roy f. Underwood II. Springfield.
Mass.
Frank f. watts, II, West Stewards
town, ~ II.
SIGMA PHI.
Elias Lyman, Jr.. II, Burlington, VI.
Edward II. butcher, II, East Or
ange, n. j.
stephen Il. Mooers, H. Plattsburgh,
NY
Henry G. Root. ~, Bennington, VT
DELTA PSI
Harold r. FISHER, II. Morrisville. W.
Albert 5. Haynes. II. Lowell, Mass.
George Il. Pierce, II. Newport, ~
a.
'"''''" IT, "hee''r' H. bufi'hR'oh'
James n. Wilson, II, Bethel, VI.
PHI DELTA THETA
Ora a. Ferguson, II, Burlington,
Vt.
Ar''"' H. heh'e' H. bennington
-Nio' p''',S ~ l'''N "o'"' H. Eo9' VT
So ,r. So, ,,
T. lu'''e' ''' H. h"'i'"S-
ALPHA TAU OMEGA
Ira 3. Stafford. 'oS. East Arlington.
Vt
Charles W. sims 10 Corinth, y. Y.
N"'l3m H. huntington H. Hoch-
ester. W.
Ralph ". Iomlinson' H. Willshor9'
~ J.
Nelson y. Van Brnnt' H. HoIToke'
MASS
KAPPA SIGMA.
Arthur e. Aldrich. II. Lancaster. ~
7,
,va1t.r Padding ~ Nawnort VI
Max l.. Button, -. East Berkshire,
Vt.
James e. Fullam. III, Randolph, VI.
Welbv II. McCalloun, II, Randolph,
VI.
| Donald W. McCloll7nd, II, BurlinE-
ton. Vt.
George A. MeiEs, H. Ncrgcnnes, Vt.
.,,.,,. W.
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BARNARD.

Victor Ward and Lester Morse killed a
buck weighing over 800 pounds here
Tuesday night.
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- -
DlEl.

IA RSTOW-At his residence. $50 LOOMS
street October 1S Romeo S. Barstow,
aged AZ years.
NOYES-In Washington, u, c., Sunday,
October %, Morllo Noyes. formerly OF
Burlington, VT, aged 81 years.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-09
MARVELLOUS ACTS WITH
NORRIS q ROWE cIRcl

Norris & Rowe bring their circus
to us this season with the satisfying
fact that it is the twentieth year Of
their partnership In the series of
shows which Norris & Rowe present
for the season of 1907, the skill and
experience of years, backed by un-
limited financial means aave been
brought into action for the making
of a circus, m~enagerie, museum, hip
podrome and spectacular exhibition
that will at once prove of rare de-
light and educational usefulness. The
gorgeous parade comes first; then an
inspection of the huge double menag-
cries; following this is the skilled
equestrian feats of sucn noted riders
| eq~uestrienne; George Holland and
his beautiful pure white horses and
dapple gray stations; Frank Miller
and his sensational hurricane jockey
hurdle riding; Edw. Hocum and Ed
ma Marietta who turn an unlimited
backs of galloping horses; Signor Car
roll and his trained horse "Rinaldo;"
Dolly Miller and her astonishing six
horse act; Geo. Settler has a pretty
act with six white SheJlands and
Herbert Rumley is the champion
rough rider.
Then comes the daring aerial acts
of the Barnard Troupe of young men
and women; followed by the best high
slender wire act in the world, the
Melnotte Troupe; the Avallons, a
troupe of seven young ladies' and gen
tlemen whose feats Upon safety bicy-
Giles is truly amazing; John and Hugh
Lanotte on the unsupported ladder;
the Leffel troupe of mid air horizon
tai bar performers; the Montrose
troupe, gymnasts and barrel jump
ers; Ben Lucier who drops back
wards from a giant ladder; the sis
ters Travina on the double trapeze.
Then there are many trained animal
acts of a sensational nature, hippo
drome races, fun provoking clowns
and so many other features, acts and
novelties that it takes one practically
an entire day to see it all. The Norris
& Rowe show exhibits at Roswell
Tuesday, October 18th.
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ADVANCE ADVERTISING
CAR NO. 3 is HERE

SAh NJ . 10 FCnG-
For the past month agents of the
Norris & Rowe circus have been
dropping off in Roswell. A week ago
No. 1 car was here, he No. 2 a is
off on an extended excursion trip. and
the No. 3 car is in town today with
the well known car manager, JOSH
Billings, in charge with a big orr
of bill-posters. These men will go
over the work performed by proceed
ing agents and from now until the
arrival of the circus, agents repre-
senting the show will be dropping
into town every day. The local bill
poster and those owning livery rigs
will be kept busy today, for Mr.. Bill
lings and mis- men get up before
breakfast and accomplish a world of
work during the day. From informa-
ton at hand it is assured that Norris
& Rowe will be the only big show out
this way this fall. There have been
many important changes and interest
ing events happening with the Norris
& Rowe circus since they visited us
last year They have all new big tents
to the big show, menagerie,
~side-show, morse tents, dressing teat,
etc. The old seats I've given way to
opera hairs with high backs and DOT
rests and it is now possible to obtain
reserved seats in advance. The pres
ent tour is the most important in the
history of the show for it marks the
twentieth year of Norris & Rowe's
co-partnership, so the Jubilee Sow
enir Tour" as it will be known is
marked by the giving of handsome
presents descriptive of the went.
Norris & Rowe have been unusually
careful in engaging acts this year,
and only those artists Vt acknowl-
edged ability and established reputa-
ton have beer engaged. so the man
agement is sur they are making 40
false statement when they announce
they have a better and bigger show
than vel
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-09
OLD CHESTNUT ABOUT
THE GAS FACTORY AND THE
ICE FACTORY Is SOLVED

The Santa Fe Railroad solved it
| by it's inability to deliver the crude
| oil we a ordered in plenty of time.
1t demonstrated to our satisfaction
that the ice factory is independent
of the gas factory, for We are still
making Crystal Ice, in great quaint
ties and with absolute satisfaction.
Have not even hestitated since the
gas factory was closed. AID we are
ready for your ice orders any old
time.
The temporary shutdown of the
| gas factory-the patrons have our as
surance that it will only be Temporal
ry and that it will never happen
again-has emphasized what a bless
ing is gas in The home. People having
to build and cook with coal fires for
the first time in many months, feel
a good bit like they were tr~a1splanted
back to the dark ages Tnare is such
a world of difference between coal
and gas That they can't help it.
This little trouble, for which we ask
the indulgence of our patrons, will
not asst long, and in the meantime
wouldn't it be wise to let is figure
with you ON gas? We should like to
show you the opinions of gas users
on its d%esirability and reasonableness
of price, both for cooking and heat
ing, and to talk with you about stoves
for either.
We are always in and always ready
to gas, about gas of Crystal Ice, or
Blue Ribbon beer. We have the best
articles known to Roswell in these
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-09
PEcOS VALLEY SHOTS
FROM Ell PASO HERALD,

1T won't be long before even Sill
yer City, with its few thousand peo-
pie, will surpass E Paso in sidewalk
building. The town already ma as
much permanent sidewalk as We have
in proportion to area. Albuquerque
had good sidewalks in her business
center long before we did, and Bisbee
had paved streets before we did. Ros-
well and Carlsbad are Is years ahead
eff us in the matter of street trees,
and Roswell forty miles of fi1e
country drives wnere We have none.
"A farmer near Texico, N. M, plant
ed So acres of dry and and depended
on the rainfall for results. taking care
that the water was allowed to strike
into tae soil and stay there. Here is
what he gets: onions, 800 bushels to
the acre; sweet potatoes, zoo bushels
to the acre: cantaloupes. 200 crates
per acre; tomatoes. $50 bushels per
acre: fruit, cabbage, turnips, and
beets by the carload, the finest ever.
The folks around there are actually
plying the irrigation farmers of the
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT Large southeast room
with board, phone 149. 19 North
Main St. S6tf
FOR RENT A three roomed house
already furnished. The furniture
is for sale. Address E w, care of
Record. eodtf
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Rams.

have 500 high grade, extra well
bred, heavy shearing rams which 1
wish to sell Immediately. They are
splendid in every particular. VIII sell
very reasonably John Edwards, En-
glewood, Kan. 81t10
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In the selection of Captain Poe as
the third man on the waterworks
commission the citizens acted wisely.
He stands for conservatism and
sound business sense, and the Record
believes the whole committee will
work tremendously and effectively for
the best interests of the city
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-09
ROUGH RIDER Is SUPERIN-
TENDENT NEW MEXICO PEI

Santa Fe, N. NJ, Oct. S.-Joan w
Green, a Rough Rider, was today ap
pointed superintendent of the Terri
.torial p~enitentiary, to succeed Marion
Littrell, resigned.
His home is at Gallup and he is al
present special agent of the Depart
ment of the interior at Los Angeles.
His appointment was suggested by
President Roosevelt to Governor Cur
~. Green was a lieutenant in the
Rough Riders, and later a captain OF
the constabulaFy in the Philippines.
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The conventions of this world were
all entered into to save argument so
that people VINO have no time for met
aphysics might go on about the real
business of living.
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The railroads seem to agree per
fectly with President R~oosevelt's plan
of Capitalization, so as to prevent the
states regulating rates.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-09

1t seems mighty good to get in
touch with the world again, after be-
ing shut off two months by the tele-
graph strike.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-09

A. J. Boone, who has been here Wis
iting the family of J. Pool for four
months, left this morning for his home
in Hattiesburg, Miss.
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j.. l.. Mabie aad wife, of Independ-
ence, Ia, who had been here seeing
the country, and Charles Bowers, of
Ohio, left last night for Carlsbad.
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Pecos Valley.


Roswell put such a heavy tax on
the local skating rink that it went
out of business, and now the city ia
thers are considering reducing the
tax to what the traffic will bear, and
no more. City councilmel must have
their skates.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-09

Mrs. T. A. Bible and Mrs. j. w. Eos
ter returned to Acme this morning af-
ter spending two days here shopping.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-09

NJ. S. Williams and family left this
morning for Albany, Gentry county,
Missouri, taking with them the re-
mains of the late Mrs. Williams and
her son.. Funeral services were held
in memory of Mrs. Williams at the
home at 500 s. Kentucky avenue Mon
day afternoon.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-09

The Commercial Club of Roswell
represents every business interest of
Roswell, in fact its membership com
prises practically every business man
of any standing in the community.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-09

Now. all together in support of the
men selected to solve the waterwork:
problem.
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The commission system is now Oh
trial in Roswen-and perhaps the
next step will be to extend it to the
entire city administration.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-09

Many very bright young men are
spoiled because people generally are
too polite to tell them they are max
ing asses of themselves.
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Miss Bert Wiggington, saleslady at
the Joyce-Pruit store, left this morn
ing for a three weeks visit with her
sister at Leavenworth, Kansas.
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WANTED.

mattresses. Apply at one at the
Grand Central Hotel. SStf
WANTED Woman to wash and
iron. Apply at Western Uaion TeIe-
graph office, S7tf.
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Complete dissatisfaction is perhaps
the most hopeless condition of the
human mind.
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With President Roosevelt commit
ted to single statehood, the Record
is now convinced hat there is hope.
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The people do not care who gets
the honor, SO they get a waterworks
system at a fair price.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-09

1t is not what you have read, but
what you have understood, experience
ed, digested and mad your w that
constitutes wisdom.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-09

Mr.. and Mrs. E ]. Bates left this
morning for Denver on a ten days
business and pleasure trip.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-09

True patriotism is even willing to
sacrifice personal ambition for the
God of the whole community.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-09

Horace A. Lay left last night for
Amarillo on business.
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Individuals are nothing except in
so far as they may represent public
sentiment.
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Peanut politics and personal jeal
ousies are the curse of small towns.
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STOVE PIPE. 1Oc per joint.-W. P.
Lewis Hardware Co. 85tt
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STOVE PIPE, 10c per joint.-W. P.
Lewis Hardware Co. S5tf
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LOST.

LOST Swastika Elk's Tooth watch
fob, inscribed, j. 1. II. Clinton, Mo.
1884" Finder please deliver to First
National Bank. 8St2*
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J. H. Henning left last night for
Valentine, Tex, on a business trip.
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MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Not who thinks of if first, but who
doe it is what counts.
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line. Each fall eason shows us to the
front with a full one of attractive and
distinctive stock of suftings. Present
stock is no exception, unless it is that
it's better. We invite you to come and
see it..
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-09

up around Melrose, in the eastern
part of New Mexico, they are grow
ing pumpkins that you can't shout
der to save your life and the corr
beats that in the river bottoms OF
Alabama and Georgia. The cotton is
the best anybody ever saw, large
clean bolls, and IL acres of kafir corn
made 5000 bundles. This is a faiI
sample of the New Mexico desert, and
it is not strange that homeseekers
are going in at the rate OF 1000 a
week.
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lines. and it is always a pleasure to
show the seeker after knowledge.
ROSWELL GAS COMPANY.
Phone 1876, Gaullieur Block.
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r. A. MUELLER, THE TAILOR.
Phone No. 313. 222 N. Main
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you take is an artistic w%ell-ftting one
if we are your tailors. Our customers
are wise as to what's becoming and
as to what wears well in the
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-09

The government crop report give
New Mexico's percentage as 80 to 81
on wheat, barley, and corn, beatin!
every state in the East and North
and most of those in the West AM
South.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-09

"Artesia, N. NJ, only a few years
old, is raising orchard trees il nurs-
cries, and one nursery has 200,0
apple trees three ears old ready for
market. The home-maker III that re-
gion can buy trees and set them out
the same day. The FL Paso Valley
hardly knows what a tree nursery is,
and our stock. meager at best, comes
from far away. We nave things to
learn from New Mexico. A trip of Ell
Pasoans into the Pecos Valley eoun-
try will pen their eyes.
THE Artesia News comes forward
with a story of gold found in the hills
a few miles east across the Pecos.
Bound to have something sensational
if the oil prospects should fail.
after the bumper crops of this
year, Texico's cry is for more union
and more %onions,' remarking that
there's strength in BOTH
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-12-14
Lines in Southwest
Plan Big Reduc-
tions
THOUSANDS ARE AFFECTED
Cut in Forces is Attri.
buted to Decrease in
Traffic.

Galveston, Dec. 14.--It was an
nounced yesterday tnat between the
first and fifteenth of January one rail
road in the Southwest will lay off elev.
en- thousand men for an indefinite
period.
AS if by concerted action came re-
ports today from the following lines
that owing to the decrease in traffic
1t will be necessary to curtail expens'
es: Frisco, Rock Island, Southern Pa
cific, Texas and Pacific, Cotton Belt
Santa Fe, Houston and Texas Cen
trail, International and Great North
ern, Missouri, Kansas and Texas, and
the Fort Worth and Denver.
These reductions will affect every
branch of railroading from watch
men to the operating forces. While
the officials say they believe the lul
will last but few months, the cut II
forces will mean the saving of more
than half million dollars monthly.