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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-13
LAUNCH BOOM FOR GRAY.
tBy United Press,

pa DOVER, Del. April 13.-Wlth the
object of making more, effective the In
dorsement Of Judge Gray for the Dem.
ocratlc nomination for president by
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-13
LAuND DRY.

Laundry work done here Is carefully
looked after. Each piece retains Its
original shape. II dissatisfied try us.
We are sure to please you.
AMERICAN LAUNDRY.
Fairmont Ave.
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CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Quick Guide Places the
uPPHoLsTERINe.

We make specially OF first class
up to date upholstering. both plain and
fancy. Mattresses and feathers rem
ovated- Sewing machine needles and
All work guaranteed.
H. C. VOELKER,
w. C. T. u. Bldg.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-13
VETERINARY SURGEON.

n. p. BarthoIow, Jacob st.
When In need OF a veterinarian call
or phone Dr. Bartholsw. All eallr
answered promptly. First ward. Fair
mont.
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MONUM ENTA-

A. g. kosn,
Manufacturer of Monuments, Head
Stones and Tablets. Dealer In Marble
and Granite. 212, jackson st. r. and
NJ. phone 257.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-13
ARTISTIC TAILORING

IS WaIsh's tailoring establishment will
move from Yost building, North Side,
! 70 room now occupied by shurtlef G
5Weltoni M ain street, about April 10.
~ Nos Z 70
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-07
County Court.

The county court convened last
Monday morning for the regular
March term. with Judge Wallis pre-
siding. The docket was called and
cases set for trial, commencing next
Monday morning. at which time
there will be an open venire for a
jury. The cases set are as follows:
People vs.. Aaron wilkins charg-
ed with malicious mischief IN shoot
ing dog: set for Tuesday morning,
March 10th. at 10 o'clock.
A. Dockweiler VS.. W. A. Bell
Suit on account: set for Wednesday
morning at 9 O'Clock.
Eli ID. Jackson vs.. J. +. Frazier
Attachment suit; set for Wednes-
day afternoon at 2 clock.
w. K. Dye VS.. c. NJ. Garcia, ct
al Attachment suit: set for Thurs
day morning at O'Clock.
Oliver Adcock vs.. A. T. & s. F. R..
R.-Suit for damages on account of
killing cattle; tried in the county
four years ago and remanded by the
supreme court for a new trial; set
for Friday morning at 9 O'Clock.
The Excelsior Land and Live Stock
Company vs.. Missouri Pacific Suit
for damages on account of delay in
transit of hay; set for Friday after
noon at . clock.
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-07
t.., o, the "c..,l. aoh,e.n..'

The Bent and Prowers Horse and
Cattle Association held their annual
meeting here Monday. A few years
ago this annual meeting called to-
gether hundreds of cattlemen and
cowboys, but now the attendance
can be counted on the fingers Of one
hand. A levy of two cents head
on cattle was made. the same TO be
applied a. bounty on wolves. Jas.
Cushney was elected president. IL.
Glasbrooke, vice president: NJ. j.
Millin. secretary: z. G.. Scott, treas
urer Bent County Democrat.
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-07
s.s., Factory 10, ns...nol.

Incorporation papers for the new
independent bee, sugar factory To
be erected at Manzanola have been
drawn Up and will be filed with the
secretary of state. The name of the
company is the Arkansas Valley Bee,
Sugar Manufacturing Company. The
capital stock is 81 900. 900. The thir-
teen incorporators and directors of
the company are Jasper n. Beatty.
Horace B. Dye. Thos. J. Stanley.
James n. johnson. Geo. w. Hal!ows.
Daniel W. Sheldon. Eugene BreSer.
VIM. l.. Cloves, Vim. B. Ebbert.
VIM. H. McCaskill. Thos. J. Barlow.
James F. Legge and Frank HAYS. Jr.
The factory will be independent in
every sense of the word and farmers
and others will have the opportunity
of subscribing for as much stock in
the concern as they desire. A COM
mittee is now in New York arrang-
ing for the necessary capital, and
the directors are making all haste
possible in the effort to build the
factory for this years campaign.
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-07
Patron. Of New City Hospital.

The following parties have agreed
to furnish rooms for the new hos
pital building: Masons. Elks, Fort
nightly Club. Sunshine Club. Ladies
of Maccabees. Reformed Presby-
terian Church, Four O'Clock Club.
Knights of Columbus. Mrs. Eugene
O'Rourke.
There still remains for some pub
lie spirited persons or societies to
furnish: Two private rooms, one
chiIdren's ward. reception room and
two recreation rooms; dining room:
also. two rooms on the lower floor
for the use of the housekeeper. Any
one who does not feel able to pay
for entire furnishings of room
may provide for one or more ward
beds as they desire.
All rooms or beds will be marked
with brass plates giving the name
of the donor.
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-07

Of business on account of high water
the present grade eros sing might be
used in such an emergency. The
railroad company. however. desires
to fence up the present crossing,
providing an entrance through gates
on either side. which are to be kept
locked. and this crossing used only
in case of emergency. Nothing
definite was decided upon by the
council, and after allowing a few
bills an adjournment was taken.
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-07
More Amli..ion. Nay Be Severed.

The Lamar Register comments on
the resolutions passed by the Otero
County Beet Growers Association in
way that will probably cause the
perpetual candidates to sever any
ties that may hitherto have bound
them to the Prowers county opinion
moulder. The comment lis as fol-
lows:
The above bunch was handed the
business men of the valley on last
Saturday by the Otero County Beet
Growers Association. The associa-
ton sent members to all the valley
towns to induce the business men to
intercede for them. After the lat
ter at the expense of time and money
Tad secured the best terms possible
from the factory managers, they
were given this slap by the associa-
ton. None of the other valley as
sociations have been guilty of such
discourtesy, but it came from the
association run by those perpetual
legislative candidates. Crowley and
Ebbert
Whatever may be the merits of the
beet controversy. the business men
were actuated by motives of friend
ship and mutual interest with the
farmers. and they did the best they
could under the circumstances.
several Of them having a larger beet
acreage to be affected by the new
rates than any of the men who hand
ed them the above insult. The Otero
county association will be better OF
when It fires its shysters and pots
real farmers in their place
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-07
Petition Tor Sale OF Re., Estate.

Aia dassn, 1r o9ka oS o1ssa ,Gs PPqas,,
IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE or
Max J. Cook. deceased. Order TO .hox
cause on petition for sale of real estate
This matter coming on To h. heard OF, tbi.
9TH day Of February A. D. iss,s. upon tn" r..ii.
fion filed herein by 4. May Cook admin. rs-
trix. Of said estate. for the sale OF thr foi,,v-
ing described real estate. or n portion thereof
to-wit: An undivided one-thiri ~ jIIters.t
and the east one hundred feet Of the nth
half at lot five in block thrty-ou,. IL, the
City of In Jurts. Otero county. Colotad. for
the purpp-c of paying the widow allowance.
EXPENSES of administration and for the t,e-f
int. re>ts of said estate
And II nov appearing to the Court from
said Petition that proper and legal grounds
exist for the sale of ali a portion Of aid
real estate.
Now, therefore, it is ordered by the CONT
thnt a. May Cook. Bcrenic- r. Cook a minor.
and NIL persons who heirs OF said ier.,,isrs
he and appear before said court at the cnnrt
room OF aid Court. in the City OF La Junta. :.
county aud state aforesaid. on the ninth Az
Of March, A D. i.tnr. at the hour Of ten o'cIa..t
in the forenoon of said day. then and tbs - y,
show cauae. II any ther- BE-. why an or,ger
should NOT be made directing the said A MAJ
Cook administratrix to seli. the whole or =,
for the purposes specified in said petition.
Il il further order~<l that this order H. n,,p,
lished for at least fOsir successive u~ek. in ~
La Jrxrs TxIBrNE. weekly public nevr-
II i further ordered that Glide Davis 80
of said county OF 0terO. he and he l. hrret.
appoinsed as xusrdiaa ad lisem for Rerrrics
2. C1t. = minor. to repre>ent said minor q
aid hearin9.o
~ the Court:
A. B. WALLIS. County Jud~-.
First puhlieasina February g. iNa
Lass Psshaicati0s, March :. isus.
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-07
Notice Of Adjustment Day.

ESTATE OF LOUISA l.. MILLER. DECEAS-
- I'd; The undersigned, having been ap-
pointed executor of the estate Of LoHi-a l..
Miller. late Of the comfy OF Dtcr,.iu thr State
Of Colorado. deceased hereby giyc- not &c that
said Df-rp County. at the Court House ia La
Junta, in said county. Monday, she idth
day OF March. n ID. i.sr at the hour Of
10 % clock IA. M, OF said day. at which tiIne all
prrson- having claims against >aio estate are
notified and requested To- attend for the p,ir-
i-s>e OF having the same adjusted. All per
sons Indebted to said estate requested to
max. immediate, payment tu the underSi l.ned.
Dated al La Iunta, Colorado, ,his iOth day
of Feb. A. ID. isUs.
CHARLES p. MILLER
Administrator OF tho estate of Louisa l.. Miller.
decreased.
First publication. February Il. lsh.
Last publication, March IL, is-ls
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-07
Notice Of Asjustmen, Day.
ESTATE OF MATTHEW \. GORDON.

ESTATE OF MATTHEW 4. GORDON.
IL DECEASED.
The undrrsisncd, having been aptoints-d
administrator Of the estate uf Matthew 4
ticr,inn late Of the county of Otrro IN tie State
of Colorado, decreased. hereby give notice
that he will APPEAR before the County court of
-s,id otero County. at the Cs,nrt Hoit,e in La
Junts VA said County on Saturday Tho -sth .isy
Of March. ID. isJs, at the hour of ino clock a.
az. Of said day. Is, which time all I--r>au- 1avin4
claims against said estate notified Ind re-
qne-tci to a;t-nsi for the purpose Of having the
-am- adjusted. All persons indebted 20 said
estate are requested to makc imInrtiAte pay
nicut to the undersigned.
Daisd at La Jnut,, Colo. ,hi, sith DAY OF
February. A. n. 1873.
r. A. GORDON
administrator Of she estate Of Matthew A.
Iiprlio;i. deceased
M,KIos s. MILLER. Attorney.
First publicatio February -, I'D.
Last publication. March =, No-.
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-07
Notice to Contractors.

STATE EsGINEgs's oFlIrE.t
DENVER. Colo, February y. l.ts.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL he RE
- ceiyed a; this otiice until noon March
ii. iis,-. for the balls-tins of por,iDa % th.
road from S~tnk to fosler. Otero County.
Colorado
For further information, forms for pro'
po-.s, .i.-citcations, etc. apply to this otiier
Of ,hr ofic. OF The County Clerk. La IRsta,
T. W J,yCoN. state En=faesr.
First publication. February -, ists.
Last publication. March ~, jsr.
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-07
RESOURCES

sIArg or CoLs.g lIlos
County sf pf-ro
!. c. A. Il~~rt-,hs. Cashier of the above
islrs~i bank ." -s,leaniy -~ear that tho soov-
.fst-as.at L. irn- Ia ;h- af my kuo~ls lsSi.s-
anal belief &. A. BEERBOHN, Cashier.
Af;r.f PEID A SAsI>
EIUESs Korhhf
lGssk FrN>fN
WILSON \. HART
brr~tor-.
sDh-eris-si and sworn To before me ihis 18th
DAP ct t.bruary. IsF. pEss N,LAgh.
.S-at Notary Public.
Ny cpsnuii..iou expires juno Il isiI
fir-t t,ubiies,fi,.n February -, lbs
Last l'sibiteatint, Msrrh IA. Issr
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-07
SATURDAY. MARCH T. 1903.

JrSTA - CITY OF SIX
! ti,s.,i-and population and c"uniy
.-at II O;.ro county, thr greatest
agricultural county 10 the Ar.ah-
Iii "a valley. tLr-. bret sugar far-
torir-- being located y thin it. toun,
sinfi,-- l., Junts !. locatssi al tue junction. "i
tir-~ division, Of the Atchison. Ioi-hs and
s..nts r., 81 m,i-- .e,t I'll "' h'h'as my
iniis- east st Pueblo. sDd .i.ht, op~ inli-.
noah snd east 81 Trinidad. In iic' the oHst'
Pc -IJ--ode.i x1p.rt in i~rinhnsnt c"nsNne-
tipp ~ors consisting nf nnSchin" shoi'- -t"r~-
ts.tas.- rouudhsu.e. etc. The ratlrvtfcoIn-
t,auy ssut,lny- tr.su ani pay> out 'nop'hiI
at ai- place ns.r $3.50 for lsl'or Ibe sNinh
sugar facto-5. tive miles N'.>t az Ia Jhnta
"a. erected ia i.1i At eu-t OF si5ppb. ~
Junta ha- itrSt rebuilt and rfirni,'h u. Ns'"t
y stem At aa e1p~n-- o' ssli"h ~ y $500
by the cit, and eofnin"uss,i "i-fa''%n, i'"in
altitude :. tots feet and ths ciinntr t'teh
IN. y~s round. 4 nnsiir passed. hilnn-t e"i
stan, -un shine rharactcrtzs- 'h- ~intat- anu
q wholly cloudy day h q rarity La Jnn1a ma
all sf.. rolpli.an conSeut.uss-- ns''ir'i ny
cit, ot = f1 uppulniiOu, including mhbS inli'>
of tries ,d-wsls-. u perfect > S'ru, "i ,th,
-up,,li~s sn all,isy aud sllntght service. hn ar
lficiai ic- plant Of -steh tons daily capscl'5, ,
q tnt<i.-ru rold storage plant Win espasglS
OF storing 500 too, of pure mountain tce'
sbrr- rur.I ,r.- very routsr, city letter car
risr oii.ce for local dsitS~st- brr h-t,afth'h1.
Telephone Systrm with i."si -u''~c = ann ~
long defiance connection ~lth ahS ratt y =, ~" ~
state. a school system eSrrllod hJ no cit3 ~
the state. -nployin twenty --"Nfn tcNe.Asts
ia twenty-five rooms. with u nov ss>"' hiGh
seh"oi completed Ia iiss. tHn churehc-' ,iNtssa
secret aud frni-ruAl urhcr, two bank- sSih
rapitai ani ssJ1tsO dsf--tt,; oir daily anh
two weekly new -pst-r., opera hou-, 81 ~
eating ca pscity brick piaE; OF sS1'n ihi!} 60
pscitS. manufacturing best quality "i Fitrihe-i
brick r.ur mill Of 20 barr-is dab capacity (;
c-m-rit biocx plant. In fact, Ls Jnntn D. QUE
of tn. be,t towns Of il stzn In Colorado
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-07
City Council.

The city.dads convened in regular
session last Monday night, Mayor
Barr presiding and all Of the alder
men. with the exception of Draper.
being present. A synopsis of the
business transacted was as follows:
The petition of Mrs. Anna Ford,
ct al. for "a sidewalk on the south
side of Third street. between Ration
and Cimar-on avenues. with cross
walks on the alley and across Ration
avenue at the intersection of. Third
street, was granted.
The report of Police Magistrate
Clark for the month of February
was as follows: Number of cases in
court. 81: cash fines paid city treas
urer. Sl30.25: police fees. SlS.I5:
witness fees, 81; fines worked out.
S22T: total cash fines and work, 1878.
The report of Marshal Wieneke
for the month of February was as
follows: Number of arrests. 81;
total fines, S37S; fines worked out.
S22T: cash fines. $l5l.
On motion of Alderman lnge the
street commissioner was instructed
to keep an itemized account of all
work done on the streets, giving
the location and number of hours of
labor on each job.
Ordinance No. 1888, providing for
the grading and. paving of alleys,
was placed on its first reading. The
ordinance will be found in another
column of this issue.
o. &. Hess appeared before the
council on behalf of c. A. Tuggle
and made verbal request for the
resembling of the recent order con-
demning the McNeen artesian well
at the brick yard Mr.. Tuggle has
a FIVE year lease on the well and
made the claim that the order
worked a great hardship upon him.
The well was condemned for the
reason that the water is pumped
into wooden tank, and all wooden
tanks have been condemned by the
board of health. The council agreed
to allowing Mr.. Tuggle to use water
pumped direct from the well into
the water wagon but insisted
upon the wooden tank being shut
off so that no one could get water
from it.
The petition of j. w. Vandivier
requesting a permit to use city
water on Lone Home cemetery was
denied for the reason that the city
is not allowed to furnish water out
side of the city limits. Mr.. Van
diver agreed to pipe the water to
the cemetery at his own expense and
pay regular monthly rental. but
was advised that he would have to
make other arrangements as the city
could not supply water to consum-
ers outside Of the city limits.
The council was notified that the
Santa Fe objected to putting in a
grade crossing over the proposed
subway east of town. as provided
for in the original plans, and re-
.ouested that that feature Of the
plans be cut out. The Santa Fe
evidently desires to eliminate the
expense Of keeping . watchman on
the grade crossing. and suggested
that in case the subway was put out
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-07
Official statsmeH. Of Financial Condition Of
THE la JUMTA STATE BANK
.tla lun,s. State Of Colorado. .; the
Close Of eus,ness on the i4th
Gay Of February. ZOOS.
STATE or COLORADO ,
COUNTY Of DTEEu J

tptNEh et pfkhp
l. q. n. Hincheiis ca hirf ~ ,b- htsoYr Hair'd
hshk do spl~fnnis sweat that the Hhpte stHfr-
rtsnf b. frtl 10 tta tys.f 81 ny ksicw irsir ana
belief 4. H. NiNGBELt.. Cashi"r
Attest: II. "a >TEES
Majority ' ! .SDHN sos
81 j.. LAWE
Director. : 4 c. DbNrEH
Sub-eribs-l sud ,syrn {" before a,r thi- -ith
day Of F-bruHTy- tt.f.
-EAII JAItls t. PEkgtE. Notary Puh'ic,
My CON nj -,ifln expire, lone d isil
Ftr.i fubi .caftuu February -. ii-nN.
Lat p4bliration March It n.r
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-07

n q jMh linn Htb 4 ~ ~
uaA ~ n pies ~ ~ ; 3ile.
y ~ ahsat1n ~ n nasn -
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-07
The First National Bank

[~rTATEMENT published last week
H showed deposits of S4S5, 600, an IN
crease over last statement, Decem-
Der Sd, of $1,000. 1t showed
reserve of S240, 900. We have $50, OOO new
money not signed, which is not counted.
This makes our reserve $275, 200, an in
crease of s105.0oo. 1t is greater to-day.
Our deposits reached lowest point during
the panic November 18th, $4O2, 600. and
the highest point ever reached, February
oath. S500.0S3. An increase Of sS8.000 IN one
hundred days.
Business man. learn lesson from this
panic Borrow Less; Trust Less Young man,
learn thou, too, lesson Save your money.
Everybody has learned. Will you do what you
know is for the hest
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-07
Official statsmsh a fiasaeia csalItsa d
the COLORADO sAvlnss { TRUST
COMPANY

81 IL Junts. State Of Colorado. 81
- the Close Of 0usiasss on
the 18th Day OF febru-
cry. sooo-
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-07

ssrATK or CoLoRADo.
COUNTY OF OTKRo.
CITY OF La yUxrA
I. A. Mayers, City Clerk Of the City Of
La Junsa. do hereby. certify that the foreeo-
ing ordinssre wns plnred on its arss readisg
reaaing Mt regular meeting of the City
Cosnneil Of said city - March = I1n4
(nALl ANDhEw AAYERs. Clerk
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-11-04
OUT FOR THE BEST ROADS.
Why the West Believes In Building
Highways For Automobiles.

Why the West Believes In Building
Highways For Automobiles.
"rhe good ronds movement in TIE
cast does not compare with that of the
west," said Horace o. Gordon Of the
Oklahoma Good Roads association
while lie was in New York on visit.
II think the work of tho good roads
advocates in the east has stirred up
the public demand and desire for tho
best roads In the world In the west,
but do not believe the eastern states
are carrying out the work so thorough
~ as the western states.
1--WE in the west appreciate the fact
that the opening of the western coun-
try depends entirely upon its roads.
and we are not going to build high
ways which will last merely decade.
like your eastern state roads, to be
torn up by automobiles.
"We nre building roads which the
motor cars cannot tear up. We feel
that the automobile can do us more
good than the horse. because we have
to cover hundreds of miles where you
in tho enst cover tens Of miles.
"It seems n ridiculous thing to build
rond for tho use OF the horse. which
is on tho decline. and then when tho
automobile comes along and tears 1t
up to jump up and yell that the motor
car Is destroying our roads. The thing
to do Is to build roads for the automo-
bile, and then the horse can use them
MS long MS he lasts. which will not be
great WHILE"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-11-04
EARLY ROAD BUILDING.
How a Wrotehed Pennsyivania Turn.
pike Was Improved.

How Wrotched PonnSyIvanla IuFn"
pike Was Improved.
The desire to speculate hundred or
more years ago was apparently ms great
as II is today. An example Of this Is
shown by the organization of COM
pany In 1902 to build turnpike from
Philadelphia to Lancaster, Pa, dis
tance of sixty miles. The charter was
secured. and in ten days 2.295 sub
scrlbers made application for stock.
AS this was more than the law al.
lowed. the names were placed in a lot
terry wheel, and coo wero drawn With
these subscriptions the work began.
The road builders OF that day know
little or nothing regarding the con-
struction of highways. and the ridicu-
lous mistakes made on this occasion
taught them some valuable lessons.
aays Guy Elliott Mitchell In the Amer
lean Cultiyator. The land was con
demned, the trees felled and the road
bed prepared. The largest stones that
could be found were dumped upon It
for foundation. and upon this colos-
sal base earth and gravel were spread.
Then tho work was declared complete,
but when the washing rains came deep
holes appeared on every hand, sharp
stones protruded from tho surface, and
the horses received scratches and bro
ken limbs ms they sank between the
bowIders up to their knees.
The gigantic error of tho road build
er was then made plain. Indignation
meetings were held. at which the turn
pike company was condemned and the
legislature blamed for giving the char.
ter Had 1t not been for an English
man who offered to rebuild the turn.
pike on the macadam plan, as he had
seen roads built in the "oId country"
improved road construction would
have received severe blow. The Eng
lishman's proposition was accepted by
Tho comnan~ and he was successful In
completing the Lancaster and Phila-
deiphia turnpike road. which was then
declared to be "the best piece of high
way In the United States. a master
spleca of its kind.r
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-11-04
aneeehIsss with Raas.

"Strong emotion" says Darwin.
"interrupts the steady flow of
nerve force to the muscles" This
prevents the proper working of
those muscles which are used in
speaking; hence the stumbling. \
'incohcrence of the speech. :" o
voice sticks in the throat" to
the words of Virgil. In some cases
speech is for short time impossi-
bic, as is seen where person ii
said to be "speechless with rage.
The hoarseness of tho voice is due
partly to the fact that passion
causes an oycraction of all the or
gans, partly by the fact that fer
generations harsh and fierce sounds
have been made use of to terrify
opponents in quarrels, and SO have
come to be associated instinctiyely
with anger. Possibly the fact also
has its influence that the uttcrance
of sounds such as those referred to
is in some way or the other relief
to the feelings.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-11-04

road grading attachment 20 con9tfuceS
ed that II can readily bo put upoA'hnA
ordinary make Of traction enigma
The machine Is very simD10 I'm ID.
construction and seldom ever 0ota 6u0
Of order or causes any annoyance To-.
the operator. II consists OF fran,
attached 10 tho boiler and running
gear Of tho engine. On the left sides
directly in front OF tho largo drive
wheel. 10 beam carrying the piow.
Tho furrow cut by the plow 70 just
outside OF the tread Of the dTivo Whe@
OF the engine. enabling the opeFatop
to cut straight bank to any lengtig
desired. TIE dirt is dropped from tha
moldboard upon a belt eonveyor pasa-
ing under the boiler of the engine anA
deposited in the middle OF the 1st1e09
or road to make the grade. The outer
end of this elevator can bo raised Oh
lowered to meet requiremanta.
Mr.. Hollsnbeck. the inventor. 10 a
young farmer who has lived on farm
all his fife. He bas had no special
training as machinist his only edu-
cation in that line boing that cleaned
from practical experience In operating
thrashing machines and othse kinds oE
farm machinery.