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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-14
FOR Miscellaneous

FOR RENT-Large barn with stalls
for five horses and plenty of room
for vehicles; large hay loft and corral
Address ], J. j., Morning Journal.
FOR RENT - Good pasturage. IN
quire at Bezemek's dairy North
Fourth street, If
FOR RENT-Modern new PENTHOUSE
furnished. Apply 222 South High. IF
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-14
Personal Property Loans
STORAGE

Pianos, household goods,
etc, stored and packed safely at
reasonable rates. Phone $40 The
Security Warehouse d Improvement
co. Offices Rooms and 4, Grant
Block, Third street and Central Ave.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-14
HELP WANTEp--FemaIe

WANTED Housckecper for family Of
three. Permanent home to right
party. Can after e ,. m, 725 South
Arno street. mia
for general house
work. Apply 11Ii West Central
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-14

FOR RENT-St0reroOmS
FOR SALE--ReaI Estate

OR RENT-Corner store. Fifth and
Central Inquire, on premises.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-14
HELP WANTED--MaIe

WANTED-A first class cook, male or
female, for hotel work, out of town
position. Address II, H., Care Of
Journal tt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20
GREEK CHARGED
WITH swIHDLINe

Charged with swipdllnE a number
Of his countrymen out of a sum OF
money estimated at $500. John
Yampas. atlas J Kaehulis, n Greek.
was arrested this morning by City
Detectives James Byrne and Chas,
H. Phillips and Sheriff Jud W.
Boyd, OF HE'D Bluffs. Cal.
Kachulia Will be held In the city
Jail until next Monday, when sher.
~ Boyd will take him TO Red
Bluffs TO face charge OF obtain.
ing money under false pretenHes.
sheriff Boyd arrived In Seattle
yesterday from California. and az
once enlisted the services Of City
Detectives Byrne and Phillips The
two officers spent several hours
yesterday afternoon hunting for the
fugitive. and located him this
morning la the lower part OF the
city with young woman who &C.
enmpanled him here from the scene
of his alleged swindling operations.
Kachulia vas held in high regard
BY the Greeks Of Red Bluffs. and
they readily advanced money "a
him on the representation that he
would secure lucrative employment
for them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20
SCARLET FEVER
NINE CASES or MALIGNANT
DISEASE DISCOVERED NEAR
TIE UNIVERSITY.

Officials Of the health depart
meut yrsteraat unearthe1 a nest 81
scarlet fever IN the university dia
trtct Nine eases which rad not
been reported 10 the department
we're discovered In the vicinliy OF
Meridian and Bagiey avs and 18th
st SITS other eases bad already
heen reported from this neiEhbor.
hood
chief Medical Officer Bourns sas
Investigating the facts today and
announced that " criminal negll.
grnce vas shown. arrests aud
prosecution would follow
Or BouFns says he believes the
disease has been 30 generously dis
trtbuted In this one section by the
nae Of diseased mily lie ~ trying
TO lind u there Ia any source OF con.
tagion at the dairy which SERVES
milk 10 the people IN that vicinity.
The officials say that the cases.
numbering Is In all. need not be
considered alarming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20
TO ISSUE SUTHERLAND
SALOON LICENSE

Acting ON the advice Of Corpora
ton Counsel Calhoun. CITY Comp.
tfolier Carroll announced today that
ne would immediately deliver a liu
nor license 10 william Sutherland.
permitting the operation % n bar
Ia the Alaska building
4 petition asking for a refcren.
dunn vote on this license was re-.
Gently filed with the city comp
troller. but when the names were
checked OFF etth the poll books IL
was found that the list vas short
of the required number
Tho corporation counsel holds
that Carroll can Issue the license
without waiting for the official re-
turns to BE- presented 10 the couu-
eli. and Sutherland can proceed i'm.
medlateiy 10 install his bar unless
the protcstanta should take some
other steps 10 hold the license up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20
.OOLROOMS
MUST NOW
CLOSE
RACING WAR ON IN EARNEST
IN GREATER NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. June 2o.-Poltee
Commissioner Bingham announced
this afternoon that none of the
courts action yet taken would de.
ter the police from stopping bet.
ting nj the race tracks until he re-
eetves q decision from the city cor.
poraiion counsel.
Governor Hughes instructed Act
INK District Attorney Elder. Of
Kings county. today that q verbal
bet is plain violation of the Law.
and instructed him to 60 to any
extreme 10 perform the duties Of
hts office"
Justice Blshoff. in the supreme
court. today issued a writ Of ha-
beas corpus directing the sheriff Of
Kings county 10 produce Melville
Collins. who was arrested at
sheepshead yesterday on the charge
Of making bets. Argument on the
writ will be heard Monday. and IL
Is now thought that this proceeding
will be made the main test of the
new law In the meantime Collins
is parolled In the custody OF his
counsel.
Police Commissioner bingham
this afternoon ordered all the In.
spectors in charge of the various
divisions OF the police 20 see that
every poolroom in the greater city
Is closed Immediately.
II Is notorious fact that hun.
dreds of poolrooms have been con
Quoted continually and that here
tofore the police have been unable
to stop them bingham says that
the war Is now on and that he will
enforce the new law to the letter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20
PROHIBITS SALE
Of RACE TIPS

Any person who sells tips on
the races. handicap sheets or other
information to beat the races will
be arrested and prosecuted accord.
ing To an order issued by Chief OF
Police Irving Ward today.
The maximum penalty for con
viction IL 800 fine and 30 days
in Jail, or both. according to City
Attorney Ellis De Bruler. Tip sell
ers who are arrested will be prose-
cuted under section "a OF city or
dinance 16.046. which defines tip
selling as a misdemeanor.
Last year tips were sold In a
score Of cigar stands ON First aud
Second avs. but their existence
Will not be tolerated this year. Ae-
eording 90 the order issued BY the
chief. II makes no difference
whether tips are sold on the streets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20

nre yeaas girls fsoln the I'm.
- Isle all next week demon
-, ID the people of Seattle tho
..slsg q irish lace as e Is now
a. ii the schools Of industr, IN
|rhsa -
~ ,oaag ladies'. Miss NarY
ssnaasan. Mlss MARY Kate nsY.
4. ana Miss Rose kgan, we're
- ffam among zoe pupils OF
4, =. school Of industry at Tough
- County Roscommon. ireland.
4 ,Aesr proficiency IN lace max.
~ whe-ai At I.anghlyau Is taught
II < EFaneisean nuns The Eiris are
II Sss country under charge ~ Rev.
h. osfisnagan a Young priest
r. Ioakhlynn. sent here hy hiah
\, faney u Kiphiu. Who Il deeply
,,rvstea In the Irish industrial
.slsmeut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20

TERRE HAuTE. Ind. June 90
Planissimo, staccaitol Let Charles
II Harris bewarel Twice and again
This city has a copper that seems
20 be a second Franz Iahar His
name II y, Garrett fP for Percy.
and he has Just completed two song
hits that have been accepted With
favor by the musical public and the
fellow that whistles.
Percy Is n natural born poet He
Is the author Of some iingles and
more sober stuff that have merit.
Garrett has alsO a fine police rec.
ord. When he two-steps after a
burglar. the stuff's off. as they say
In the Berlin conservatory. and HIS
tremulo allegro with the rosewood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20
RIOT

~ &NhhNR hfNHHfN
SAN FRANCISCO. June 20
Three men were seriously aud per.
hapa fatally injured In a riot At
Market and Sixth Htn. this after.
noon between the cFrs OF a street
ear aud crowd Of passengers A
thousand people collected to wit
ness the fight. which MAS engaged
IN by the crews Of several other
cars that stopped "a help out the
crew OF the first car
The truuhir started over an argn
mrnt between the conductor aud a
worklnKman ON the ear over a
transfer A general fight followed
this action. the passengers IN the
ear all taking the side Of the fei=
Low passenger The mototman Join.
cd IN the fight using hts controller
bar as a club and this drove the
crowd TO ffunfy Three riot calls
Nerr sent IN 10 the police station
in rapid succession and a squad II
police was sent 20 the scene of
the trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20

A eeetloa on the third floor Of the
Hon Marehe has been set aside for
them@the exhibition will open
Tuesday aud will continue for two
WocNrs
Since the eighteenth century
ihcre has hccn strong tendency
Ia ireland GO foster the maklnE ~
lace. until now Il has hecofne an
industry OF the f,eonle Ia iT6a Lady
Denny. the sood seniua of lace. 70.
ceived the freedom of the eity OF
Dublin for her efforts In advancing
the art. and during the famine OF
tstG 20 ts4s great linpesuN was
given 10 the lace Industry. and
schools for lace making were open.
ed hy patriotic ladies.
The demonstration Of the max
Ing OF irish crochet and other laeea
BY the YOUNG ladies from Erin will
create great interest among Seattle
women.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20
CONSIDER FIRE
BOAT PLANS

Plans for the new city fireboat
wefe considered by the board of
public works today. Fire Grief
Bringhurst was present and sug-
gested number OF changes from
the details which had been outlined
by the architects.
The new fireboat will be two.
stacker. The boat will cost Sl25..
600, will have two large monitors.
one fore and one aft, and six fixed
MOBILES. The vessel is expected
% be much superior TO the Snoqual-
mIe. which has been In service
for many years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20

Col VIM. NJ Ridpaih has come
from his home in Spokane 60 open
his campaign on the wcat aide Of
The mountains for the republican
nomination Tor governor
Col nidpath - guest at the nll.
her hotel and NIll make this elly
his headquarters for Aoma time
Mat week he wili attend the
satheFlaE of Grand Army men ia
North Yakima aud will visit the
southwestern counties. after which
be wiii return "a Seattle for a pro-
trarted stay
Cot Ridpath Is a natlve Of In.
diana. and went 10 the VAT from
;bat state After being discharged
BE- entered college aud. unaided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20
HAolEy or. YALE.

pills 10 them as their talents sug.
gesi.s
Hadley Ia one Of the foremost ed.
dueaiors OF the country. lie is not
OF the general type of college presi,
dents. He Is a small. bearded man.
and has the smile OF the good fei.
low and the handahRke of the poll.
tician
When Hadiey begins 10 talk
things educational. you see at once
why and through what he achieved
distinction. lie gets away from
beaten paths. lie has ideas OF his
own and he is neither afraid 20 ex.
press them nor put them 10 work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20
MICE OFFICER
! InnERlTs MONEY

sxfzvs Fischer. = psfrolnan %
~ Seattle police department. IL
|rh<s BIZ sg0e today than ne
~ yesterday. That Is. he knows
|edzf thar hts share Of an estate
D Germany will BE- hiE as soon az
~ transfer can be made.
rlsehler did not know anything
|nssr the LEGACY yesterday. but this
asnsak b. received an important
|~<iaS document through the
aas Tischler has been absent
pa the Old ccunttv for so many
Hs thai be was h~able to de-
Easr The BITTER. A recent arrival
Fsa GERMANY aided him. however.
p announced to Tikrhier that m
ns had died recently. leaving a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20
TO GIVE cANrArA.

Following a line Of work which
has proven popular and Instructive,
at the First Christian church. the
pastor. Rev. Joseph L. Garvin. Will
give The Romance Of Ruth. a
bible story. tomorrow
evening. with the assistance OF the
church auariette. The minister will
tell the story. the quartette render.
Ing selections from Gaul's cantata.
Ruth. at appropriate intervals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20

made bis way through graduating
IN las tn 1872 he served several
terms In the Indiana legislature
being made speaker Of that body
fof one term lie came 20 this
state in 1855 aud commenced the
practice ~ his profession In Spo.
kane. which city has been his place
" residence since He has been
Eignaliy successful In mining and
real estate investments aud has al.
ways taken an interest IN public
affairs He II making an active
canvas for the nomination for gov.
efuof and Wtll spend all hts time
between now and the primary cleo
ton day In visiting various parts OF
the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20
YuCATAN REPORTS
FROM NOME

The belatcd Nome fleet continues
10 arrive there. the last report be-
Ing the Yucatan Of the Alaska
Steamship company. having arrived
on the night Of Jane ~. The Yucca.
tan sailed from san FraneIseo on
June / No report % the arrival Of
the Ohio. which sas with the Yuca
tan IN the leo. has been received.
but the local agents expect n cable
any time. The Yucaian arrived In
good condition.
The Transit. Hyades and Stanley
Dollar Of the Schubach q Hamll.
ton line. and the Umatiila Of the
Pacific Coast fleet. have not yet
been reported.
The Olympia and Northwestern
yesterday left Nome for 81 Michael
20 discharge cargo consigned there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20
WOMAN DIES
OF OLD AGE

Mrs Elizabeth \. Putnam. n
years Old. wife Of John " Putnam
dted At the family home. As.T iith
az. ~ r.. last night of general De.
bliity aggravated By old ass.
Mrs. Putnam Is survived b eight
children. five sons and three dansh.
tiers They are Guy A. William
w.. Charles A.. Ray " and George
A.. and Mrs. " u. Stevens. Mrs.
M A. Gardner aud Mrs Mae 1. eau
Ray v Putnam Is a patrulman OF
the Seattle police force ard sfA
Mae |. eau Is the wife " George
eau. a halltff IT the court house
Funeral arrangements will oe an.
nounccd later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20

fStar SpecIaI SefvIcr.l
NEW HAVEN. Conn. June 20
That the general educational sys-
tom In us. In the United States II
faulty. is the belief OF President Ar
thur T. Hadiey Of Yale University.
Its position IL that the idea OF
giving ali students the same Kind OF
instruction IL altogether wrong.
Different men need different
methods OF instruction" SAYS Pres
ident Hadley.
4 would like Go see courses OF
study divided into three groups. |
woukf make a seientific. n literary
aid q practice group and assign pa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20

fhis ruling opens up a fine Cor.
FitofY 10 WASHINGTON mills. which
will more than compensate Tor
trade lost through the advance Of
; cents authorized IN the East
The rcadIusted schedule will
become effective la about 20 DAYS.
which means that mills now ahip.
ping wiii have 20 coutinuc under the
group bond arrangement nntil that
time
II the railroads appeal 60 the
United States supreme court frusa
the dsciNion Of the Interstate Con-
m.fee Commission. the mills can
continue shipping on the rate eatah
iished by the commission without
putting up am more bonds or BE-
liable in any Say from 4 financial
standpoint
The sentiment now - that all
mills. both ahinkin and lumber. DO.
tug business In the affected terri.
tory. should be closed down antil
atefr July 20. when the rates fixcs;
By the commission will take effect :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20
RIVERS
RISING

KANSAS CITY. Mo. June 20 -
Recent heavy rains have threatened
repetition Of tho damaging iiooda
IN thia vicinity
Thu kau and Missouri rivers are
again rising slowly. and the people
Iising farther up arr greatly ~.
cited 4 fresh rias of one fops
between hers and Topeka has h~en
caused BY falnH IN Eastern Kan.
aas Il IL not thought. however,.
that thu rise. Unless Il tncreases
stfi Rffeet Kansas CITY. which IL
slowly recovering from the effects
Of the tiaod ~ lhat week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20
MINERS
STRIKE
Twenty-Five HUNDRED OF
rSE COAL MINERS IN COLO
upo WALK OUT Foa Niea.
a WAGES.
ID, United ere.sl


DENvER. Colo. June 20 Dss
.s6sd wssh the coalitions under
|rrA they were working 500
k9rx employed. 10 the Northern
|axado coal fields have cult
brk determined 20 remain ont
bel heir employers gran, their
.1zads
~ strike leaders declared to
" asat = sufficient number Of
Ia 10 operate the mtn.s cannot
} scaxed and that Ia ali prsaba bii.
/ th<T so'sld rrmaiR Idle for easas
b.. Thsy say the men viii not
yarn 10 .urk until they are prom
u an Increase In wages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20
SUES FOR DIVORCE.

May McGregor started suit In the
superior court today 10 get a d.
yorce from Robert McGregor. al
leging descrtion and cruel treat
ment They we're married at Ord.
Neb.. June "a. 1905. She SAYS that
he Is blacksmith and has a shop
at Sergeant. Neb.. worth 81 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20
RACING, ROBBERY
AND RUIN

Tomorrow evening Rev. Francis
]. Van Horn. pastor Of the Ply.
mouth Congregational church. will
discuss the races which opened this
afternoon at The Meadows The
pastors subject will be "73 Days OF
Racing. RobbinE and Ruin"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20
70 SPEND
LIFE IN
JAIL

~ RNffs1 Ff7eN
HEPPNk.H. Orr. June 90 Webb
MeCaslin will epend the remaining
DAYS Of his life IN the peuitsntiary
for killing r. y zaspeii In Morrow
county last September
The jury which heard the eyi.
denes has returned y verdict find
ing the defendant guilty Of murder
IN the second degree and ssntenc.
Ing him FOR life McCaSliu's case
was hopeless from thu start. for hs
had confessed the crime
u j. thought the jury would have
voted 20 hang him had u not been
for the eloqucnt plea of hts a..
er4 motive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20

ballard. the members have dccid.
ed To repeat the performance next
"Wednesday evening at the Colum.
bia School OF Music. Roadway and
Pine st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20

large estate. $50 zoe Of which was
bits share
Tisehier announced this mnEning
that he would REMAIN on the pgiicc
force. lie Il married and lives At
Has and Elliott sts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20
WILL REPEAT PLAY.

Owing TO the numerous requests
for repetition of Shakespeare
Twelfth Night" which was given
BY the snior class OF the Ballard
high school last Friday. June IL, at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20
mGrcAIF TO RETIRE AND
PRACTICE LAW.

NUf NNINWW FFtaNlT
4 SAN FHANCiSCO. June 20
= THAT he will retire from pub. i
4 lie life and resume the prac !
= tse Of Law after the present
= administration has been fin !
= lahed. il the statement made
: today hf Secretary of the
Navy Aetealf. who returned
from Washington last night.
4 am going 60 return to the
coast aud resume the practice
4 Of law said the secretary 90.
= day, and I do not intend 90
be candidate Tor unlted Sen.
= ator
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20
LUMBERMEN
CLAIMING
VICTORY
Say Freight Rate Decision
Is Largely in Their
Favor.

Seattle iumhsrmcn are we'll
pleased with the dveisiou 81 the Ia.
teratato Commerce Commission ~.
gafdias the lumber ratea, They
think the decision taynra their In.
terests more than q does the rail-
roads
Robert n Allen. manaset Of the
Pacific Lumber Trade Journal. gave
out the following interviews TODAY
The dcclHieu seems to be more
Ia fafor III the lumhefmen the
closer Il n analysed old rates are
restored into Kansas. Nebraska aud
the pakotas. which In the past
have been the best and largest mar.
kets for Pacific coast products
Can Avoid Advances.
There Is an advance Of centa
to the Minnesota Transfer u IL
true. bat this Is not ~ bad a. Il
looks on the face OF Il. Tor the
simple reason that shipments nov
necessarily ronled through the
Transfer viii. when the Milwaukee
road IL completed. b. shipped a.
rect into Southern Minnesota. Wis
eouain. iowa and Nofthefa Illinois
thus cutting the Minnesota Traua
for shipments practically IN tsn.
The Milwaukee IL NOW making
a rate ~ a. cents Into this terri
tafs b means Of ith extension Ia
Terry. Mont. while the routing
around By Minneapolis into the
aaf4tss faFFttaFF rims a. hfzh ma e.
and u cents
In opening the Portland gate
way the commission makes u pos.
siblr tof mills If Western Washing
toa. from Seattle south. 20 ship on
a through rate nf 40 CENTS on fir
aud spruce aud 80 c~nta GA cedar
as against loeal OF ~ cents 10
Portland. Plus transfer charges aud
the regular saeuut rate from Port
land tufa CutaFtAa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20

or from offices The selling of tips
IL considered game OF chance by
Chief Ward and he proposes to stop
the practice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20

On tho head Of helilrerent com.
parea fayorahly with radefewaki'H
finer nnHaaeea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20
OVERNIGHT ENTRIES

Following are the entries at Tho
Meadows Cor Mondays races
First race-Six furlongs. selling.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-09
SECOND PRIMARY
 FULL OF INTEREST
JOHN w. PARKER IS NOMINATED FOR MAYOR OF MERIDIAN, sUc. CEEDING J H. TEE WILL INSPECT PAVING.

Meridian, Miss. June S-(Special )-The second primary for municipal offices held today was full of interest, the vote being approximately the same as in the first primary week ago, and resulted in the nomination of John w. Parker for mayor ever J. H. Rivers, present incumbent by a majority of 45 votes. c. w. O'Leary defeated l. R. McElroy present city clerk. by 407 majority. w. H. Lyons was chosen over Moody Price for marshal and H. c. Smith succeeds himself a. city treasurer. defeating s. s. Williams. While the in- terest was intense good feeling prevailed and there was no disorder of any kind to mar the perfect peace and harmony or the day. J. w. Parker, the successful candidate for mayor is a business man of high character and intelligence, public spirited and progressive and has be an identified with the city nearly all his life being for several terms a member of the city council. Mayor Rivers, defeated, has teen mayor for eight years.
 More than a hundred veterans and others left here today for the Confederate reunion at Birmingham.
 At the invitation of the s. Bloom Gran atoid Paving Co. seven officials of Me- ridian left at :O5 o'clock this afternoon for Chicago, for the purpose of inspect ing granatoid paving. In the party were City Engineer w. G. Wetmore, Alder men J. E. Watts, w. E. Jones. Jasper Poykin and Ira B. Stuckey and Coun- cilmen M w. Werner and A. w. Mas burn The party expects to be away from the city at least a week or ten days They will make a thorough inspection of granatoid paving both in Chicago, and Gary, Ind, new city, which is being Iaved with that material