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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-27
bETROITERs EAGER
FOR LAWSON
5000 THING"
BROKERS HAVE, BUNCH or BUY
ING ORDERS FOR YUKON GOLD
CO. sTocK--LocAL CONCERN
OWNS ADJOINING CLAIMS.

Excitement was on all along Girls
wold-st. when Thomas w. lawson
new gold mining stock offer was an
nounced Friday morning. All lns
brokers report that they have plenty
OF buying orders for the opening VI
the stock market Saturday
What gives the Investment pccuiia.
interest 10 Detroiters il the fact tha'
the claims included In the group al
ioin those of the Canadian klondiKe
Mining Co. the many difficulties OF
which have been exploited In the
courts. AT the present time the con
troll of the property Is In dispute DC.
tween a Canadian group. consisting %
Joseph Boyle and others and a syna,'
cate OF Detroiters, consisting Oh M
]. Murphy. r. A. Alger, Fred T. moran
L. Rothschild and others
The name OF Guggenheim has also
aroused interest In Lawson's project
as the six Guggenheim brothers are
the biggest mining men In the couh
try. IL win be recalled that 1t was the
option secured by the Guggenn helm.
ON the Nipissing mines In Cobalt tnal
sent the stock OF that concern up 70
nearly 40 from almost nothing. Then
they forfeited their option and the
stock fell away again. One Detroites
stood to win 100000 on that coup
but held too long and lost.
I'VE have had great many IN
oulries for the Lawson stock. but the
sale does not begin until SATURDAY
so we cannot say just how extensive
ly Il WIN be bought here In Detroit,
saws Cameron Currie. broker. "lndi'
cations are that Detroiters VIII go ID
heavily. however"
Like the Canadian Kiondike claims
the Lawson group are hydrauhc AND
dredging propositions rather tnan
deep mining. The Yukon colo 70,
Is the name and there are S,50O.ooo
shares. of which 100000 will be offered
TO the public at prices from 70 70
81 80. Expert opinions are given 70
hack IN the claims OF the richness OF
the mines. among them being one
from N. c. Treadgold. who was q
witness In the Canadian litigation over
the Canadian Klondike concern
A suit for 100000 damages was
efarted in the circuit court Friday
morning by Fred r. Moran. M. J.
Murphy. Jeremiah Dwyer and Louis
Rothschild against the Canadian klon-
dixie Mining Co
The case is an outgrowth OF the
fight made by Joseph Boyle, klon-
dixie miner, to prevent the Detroiters
from freezing him ont. Boyle won
case against the Detroiters. which
was heard by Justice Riddell, In
Sandwich. several months ago, when
the Detroit men were ordered ITO pay
him a half million dollars. The 1T
igation first started when the Detroit.
Yukon Mining Co. and the Canadian
Yukon Mining Co. amalgamated
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-27
REV. DIR. SIMS DIES:
4 WAS NOTED CHURCHMAN

SYRACUSE, N. ". March 81 Rev.
DR.. Charles N. Sims, former chancel-
Ior OF Syracuse university, died today
at his home in Liberty. Ind. aged ~
years. In 1861 he was elected presi-
dent of Valparaiso, Ind, male and fe-
male college. In 1862 he entered the
Indiana Methodist conference and held
several pastorates- He was later pas
tor OF churches In Baltimore. Newark,
N. j.. and Brooklyn. In 1881 he was
elected chancellor OF Syracuse univer-
sity. end was succeeded by DIR. James
r. Day In 1898. From 1898 TO 1899 he
preached at indianapolis. He then re-
turned to Syracuse as pastor OF the
First Methodist church, and In 1904
took charge of church at Liberty.
Ind.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-27
Can't collect for Carlos Death.

Charles HIATT, administrator" OF the
estate OF Carlo" a Newfoundland
dog. brought action against the ID. t.
r.. in Justice Otis court, Friday morn.
ing, COR 800 damages. Carlo lost mis-
lie when he stopped on the car tracks
to investigate the body OF dead rat.
The motormap testified that he saw
the dog. but supposed the snimal
would move out of the way when the
car approached. Judge OFT held that
Carlo had no business on the track
Ana found for the defendant,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-27
More Saloon caseu Disposed or

The following saloQnkeepers were
held for trial In the recorders cour.
BY Justice stein. Friday morning: For
not closing at IL p. nL-A-Martin Ber't
FOR keeping open SuEday-Otto Hun
rath. Henry Ecorth. julius j. Engel'
Thomas Dubuc. Timothy A. Fogarty.
Andrew Giles and Robert Dunbar
The following we're discharged:
Mrs. Martin Bero dnc Adoips Beck
man charged with Lot closing at IL
r. m: John Msslcy, Joseph BucselS
and Adolph j. Beckman, rGeen DAVIS:
Mrs Henry Williams and James Ne
VILE John Ponatowsli and Fred Rose
charged with keeping upcn Sunday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-27
rRlsrATE CIRCUIT AGAIN.

IRONwOOD. Mich, March 27.--The
Tri-Statc Racing association is to be
reorganized this year. The circuit
will comprise Ironwood. Mich Ash
land and Rhinelander. Wis, aud Du-
luth end Hibbing. Mimi There are a
large number OF speedy steppers in
the territory Immediately concerned,
and With entries OF outside horses at.
tracted by liberal purses. some inter
esting turf events are In store for the
uppe, Lake, Superior Nregion this sea
SON. TheNihitial races under auspices
OF the association will be held az
Rhinelander about the middle Of Aug
ust.
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LIVE STOCK.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.

. =
DETROIT, March 27.--Cattfe--Re-
ceipts LIS. market active and strong {
Thursdays range of prices. Choice
steers, $550T6: good TO choice butcher
steers. 600 10 200 lbs. s4.75G5: light
90 good butcher steers and heifers. 200
To 900 lbs. s4N450. mixed butchers
fat cows, 50 ~ $50: Gamers, s1.5Om2.J0.
common bulls. s2.5O93: good shippers
bulls, s3.50M4.50; good weli-bred feed
ers, SiM450; light stockers. s2.50M3.
Veal Calves--Receipts 80, market ac-
tive and steady at s4fr6.50. Mich Cows
and Springers. f20m50.
Sheep and Lambs--Receipts SO, mar
ket active and steady, outlook strong.
Best lambs. fS.25; fair 10 good lambs.
S7W750. light To common lambs. sea
$50: fair 10 good butcher sheep. S34LA
cults and roTnmOn, x2W2.bO.
Hogs-Receipts $50 market active
and 10 TO IS cents higher. outlook stIll
higher. Range OF prices. Light TO
good butchers, s5.50M5.75: pigs. 81 a.
525 light workers.. $1,000 $50. roughs.
S425mt5O
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Furnished b. Cameron Currie n Co:
The market has been quieter today.
but the tone has been decidedly strong
and advances throughout the list have
been very general Amalgamated now
selling at the highest price touched
ion Pacific and Reading running MP 10
within point : the highest touched
Yesterday The professional element
- all az sea regarding the market. hut
on NH hands u r. admitted thar Tie
manipulation has been extraordinarily
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App,es-rancy. ,sasso; common. 81

ApHtf~--I roV~s~Nt ~ViAfhoHs
Oils per Dbl
Butter--Extra creamery. acc; farm
separator, 2Tc: packing stock. 1Sc; rem
ovated. z5Q25hc. Official prices: Elk
ira creameries. 2Sc; firsts. Use; crooks
2tc; packing stock, 1sc per Id. AA NN
cnbbase--Horie-srown, H@l95 per
Dbl. So per ton,
Cefery--Calif0rnia, 5O@s5c per doz
Florida, 50. per crate.
~ conference.-the Hover. $3.50 per
- ciaal,aowcr--cenfotn:a. si.7s0s per
doz
Sc per 10.
per 100 lbs.
Dressed caives--Fancy. s0shc; COM
mon. s "a &c per ID.
Dressed Hoas--Light. SW0ho per ID
chmmon. b5s W6c per ID.
Exr.-Ofnciai prices. Extras. 14hc.
firets I2Lc. cases included.
Ft0ur--Sffchtgan patent. In wood.
$3.50 second patent. t525: straight
S5.1B, clear, $3.50 per bbl.
Eeea--Iabhlnk@ tet&,-bfsAH t2foB.
cosrsc corn meal. s2s. corn and oAt
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Ariz. COmI. 10. Apex, Z; Att, lOA
Arc. 3 "a Bos. Cons, 14h Butte Gin,
22h: Blu a. Lon. so: Cop. Con. 6s;
Gems. Mef., 81. e. e. H., $40; G. & A.
loo; Cent. 2S; r.. Butte, 4M Ely. .9as
Frank. s: Gran. 95;- Cir, a. @. Can,
9H LaSal.. 1874: Mob. 81: Mai. "
Mich. III "; Nip. ~: Isle Roy, q. New.
Cons. l31s; New. Utah, AS; n. Butte,
81 a; Old Dom, 3s1s Par, 1872 Qcy.,
I 3 4 Santa Fe, 2; frfu. top. Is = utdh
Cons, 40N; U, s. OIL. 10. U. s. r..
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NEW YORK. March l7.-The stock
market opened irregular. Canadian
Pacific started up point Colorado
Fuel gained SIS. St Paul. Erie aL0
Rubber IA, and Atchison is. Rock
Island preferred opened 3-s lower. 10
connective started down 5-S. Brooklyn
Is. Pennsylvania 1-1, Reading ana
Car Foundry IA. Copper opened 1-s
lower, rallied Ia, and reacted 3-S.
Union Pacific, Northern Pacific aud
Air Brake were unchanged. Baltimore
& Ohio opened up ga. At the end of
ten minutes trading, number OF the
leaders had rallied TO prices showing
fractional gains.
The market, during the first hour.
ruled quite firm, fluctuations being
within a narrow range and trading
less in volume than for many days
last. The changes a. he start were
irregular aud without Importance. AM
as the hour progressed there was
moderate upward movement on which
prices for nearly everything traded IN
made fractional sains over yes
terday's closing figures with an
advance of one point In New
York Air Brake. about thu
most prominent feature. Amalga
mated continued It's upward move.
ment following a strung closing yes
terday. advancing to GO rs. the high
est point reached In several months.
and Anaconda made gain of 3-S sell
ing at 40 In the early trading. The
buying OF these stocks was taken as
natural reflection OF the more bullisii
reports from the metal trades. Union
Pacific advanced to 127 against 126 liz
Mt the close yesterday. There was
fair demand for Reading and ST. Paul.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-27
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, March 27.-There was
heavy selling i'm cotton this morning
Prices declined to IL points. Spot in
terests led the movement in May, and
trade of the room I'm general was on
the selling side Unloading cotton
bought Thursday, a number OF March
notices were In circulation After the
call the pressure continued The wea TIL
or continued favorable throughout the
belt
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-. n -, tte1le rrau.u-..l Ia -
BOSTON COppER SALES

BOSTON. March 27.--Sales, furnished
by Cameron Currie 4 Co; Anal. H.
463: Az. So: Anc., 80. Arc. 20; Ariz.,
100; Atl 1870: Bling. 10; Bonz.. 100; B :
c.. 1924 Bu. Gin. 9s5; C. e A, 2l5;
G.. & r.. s; Cent. 200; Mer.. gas; Range.
994: d. w. 259; Or. 5; G.. G.. c., $500;
Roy. 81, LaSal.. 9S;. Mich, 10; Mob,
374; New, 400: ". r.. 2.9Sl; O. D.. $50:
Par. s45: Qy.. 40; S. Fe. 20: Shan. 420:
Tam. 10; Trim, 474; u. s. r., 967; do
pfd. 3S2: L. c., 20; Utah, 1000; Wet.
100. WolY. 49,
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heavy, s6.75@ss5; roughs. sS@5.So;
stays. $4,000

CHICAGO. March- Aa-=HnGs=Res
ceipts Is. 600, l5c higher; light $500
$40: mixed and heavy $5.s0Q5.70:
roughs. s5.S095.45: pigs. $4.35Q $40;
yor kers. $5.60G5.70. Cattle-Receipts
1850. strong. beeves, $4s0WT.35 cows
and heifers $296.10; Texas. $3.50 a $50;
calves. si.5oG6.70: good prime steers.
si50m $50; stockers and feeders. $S.l0
q5.25. Sheep-Receipts 5000, strong
natives S460m7, westerns. SiT5 al;
yearlings S6n7.75; native lambs, $3.50
N 80; western lambs, $6.S51S25.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-27
TWAIN HAS A BRACE
OF LITTLE GIRL JOKES

II I(zDW YORK, March 27.--Two new
/. 1k twain epigrams have arrived
Nh York. They we're brought here
+ ~ az 1koomor Bermudian from Ber-
~ ubo<o ~ humorist is visit
~ 4 6@E recently In Hamil.
& & ~ ron ~ partner Of all the
X NC O. Io-year-old girl had
" some Of the older
y ~ and they had scold-
/ Is )athixed. with her by
5ogram:
the proportion OF
liter to be a young
~ an old bird OF Para
M TF u 6{rl who had been
6 ~ ~ ~ faces. got this:
nc< a. !nG naughty when
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-27
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. March 27.-Close: Liver
pool made futile effort 10 advance on
Friday, but the market was flooded
not be sustained. AT home there was
wet weather over the southwestern
winter wheat fields. removing the only
bullish news from the situation. Mil
lers were small buyers OF cash wheat
and all the days news favored the
bears. AS a result. there was a weak
and declining market.
May opened unchanged at 97lac, and
declined To y6A. C. July opened at 81 "a G..
and declined TO Gle. September opened
at sS%e. and declined TO ssc; No. 3 red.
9S%c; No. | white. S6%c
Coarse grain quotations: Corn-casn
NO ., 6Shc' No. yellow. car at
s'Se; No yellow ] car at soc.
% Ec; No. white, l car at 541sc.
Rye-Cash No. ?. s511c.
Beans--cash, s2.25; April s2.27; May,
$2.32 bid.
Glover seed--Prime spot. 40 bags at
sl3; October. 1915; sample. Ii bags at
si2.25, ; at sl1 80. at sl0.5o; prime al
sike. sl2So: sample alsike. 6 bags at
sll15, at Sill. 4 at $1,000
Timothy seed-Prime spot. so bags
at s2.05.
Receipts in the Detroit market Fri
day included 400 bbls OF -four cars of
corn. and OF oats Withdrawals were
zoo bbls OF flour. Stocks are 299.225 bu
OF wheat, 155,64s bu OF corn, $685. bu
OF oats, S.i56 bu OF barley, and S.59l bu
OF rye.
ST; Louis wheat receipts Friday. as
900 bu
Wheat in Liverpool closed unchanged
to sd lower and corn unchanged
Australian wheat exports this week.
10000 btu: week ago. 5000 bu; year
ago, $4,000 bu.
Argentine wheat visible supply. g.
10000 blu; week ago, 6,624,0OO bu; year
ago. 3.352.O00 bu.
- Argentine wheat exports this week
$500 ou a.
326.00 bu
Exports of wheat and -four Friday.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO, March 27.--Disappointing
Liverpool cables, liberal Argentine
pest caused an easier opening In wheat
prices declining y a nc under yester-
day Commission houses on both sides.
The pit crowd divided also. Northwest
cars 175 against 294 week ago
Opening prices: Wbeat--May, 95 II a.
% NC. Corn--May, 90 3. a 665sc. Oats
May. 54h 954Lc, Pork--May si3 Ribs
May, ST. Lard-NothIng doing.
There was dip in grain today owing
to a lack OF support, not only on the
hard spots but the soft spots as well.
4 a hc In corn, and oats were &c of
10 IN a. "a up; provisions We're 10n zoe
higher.
Closing prices: Wheat--May. 94Isc
asked. Corn--May. 66Hc asked. Oats
May, 81 u C asked. Pork--May, $l3.05
bid Iard-May. S.221s. Ribs-May,
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strino to FoIIin's resignation.

Maynard Follin. ciefk In the asses
sors. once. has handed In condition.
nj resignation. He VIII not leave tha
Office until a successor IL chosen ~
the board OF assessoEa. Z-1-z=
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-27
cotton prices. furnlshed by cameron
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bonds. furnished by Cameron Currie
Il Co.: New 2s reg, 103% G1o4h do
coup, l04h bid, new ss reg. 101 @102;
do, COUP 10l a. 1O2. new Is reg, 1904 a
Ply do. coup. l22h bid.
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Quotations by Cameron Currie Il Co.
Open. High. Low. Close
ID Bid. (s)Split. Nominal.
TOLEDO GRAIN

by Finley Barrell g. Co.: Wheat---No.
2 red. 96Mc; May, 96Nc: July. 90ssc:
Sept, $50. Corn--No. 3 yellow, 66Ac;
NO. s white. soc: Mag. ssc: July,
5OISc; Sept, 3SAc. Glover seed--Cash,
$l3.35; March. 1896; April. s13; oct,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-27
Markets and Finance

clever There has been no news to
affect prices and the outside public Is
doins but little this morning
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-27
EAST nEFFALO.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
livestock IMPORT by Sntiter. Horfck &
Co Commission Merchants.

Bt1FFAIJO. March 2I.1.-f spec1aI n
Cattle-Receipts light ana strong. HOGS
receipts 4.0O0. strong, pigs, -. 90 /;
others l59bMs Sheep--Receipts 5000 &
slow: tops, sS.75tS.SO.
EAST BUFFALO. n. ". March 27--
r'attle-ARecefpts 10 head. market active
and firm VeaIs-Receipts 1900 head.
market active at firm prices, cult TO
good, s51T.75. few at s.. sheep and
Tamba--Reoelpts 5000 head. market
slow and Ice lower for lambs. sheep ac-
vearlinga sfm 7.4s.-wethers. fS.Thff Z. 50.
ewes S5S0ms25. mixed sheep. 1919 ~
$50 Hogs--Receipts $500 head mar
Kat active az 2ne A4sAefr yAFk ef-s S@rFa~
ge: piss, s596.5e; mixed. s5ssuei
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-27
TEND To
RISE A LITTLE
NEW YORK AIR BRAKE GAINS :
POINT-ANACON
AT 10.
STOCK MARKEr--cLosE.

Am. C. a r.. 1884,; Am Loco, asIs
do pfd. %; Am. Sugar, l26; Am. TOD
SIS: Am. Smelt. e. a.. 73ss; Anal Cop.
S2s.: Ana. Cop, 40; A., t. he.
751s; Am Wool. 81 Is b, O., s44 b.
r.. Tr., s7s: Cent Leath.. ls% Gu *
O., 33Ia: Can Pac.. 153Es; c. & CT. w.
5A; Colo. +. & l.. 225s Cons. Gas ss
iI5Ia: Distil, 33L; u. a. III. can, 100
Den a. Rio CIR, 81 Erie. 1914 do lists,
34Ls: do ends. IS; Gen. Elec., l27h; l..
& ~. 100: Mex. Cent. 10: NJ. X. q T..
24h; CT. North, 124L Utah Cop. "a u
Newh.. tn: Mo. Pacy 42is Nat. BIS
G d.IA p; G.. 50; Nickel Pl, San Nat Ma,
Lead. %; Nor. a W., 65A; North Am.
53L: North w, 14s7s: North. Pac.,
in n. Y. c. & H.. ss7s; Ont & W.,
s4M: Pac. Mail. siA; Penn, III ~ PEG.
Gas, s0Is Phi. a Read. 101 u; r. 81
Car 24% Rep. St. 1sas: do pfd; ~;
Rock Isl; l5A do pfd' s rs" ,s ST P 1s,a
Sou nv. I57s: do pfd. Al; Tex & Pae.
IL: Union Pac. 1esa; u. S. s. Bonds
s4A U. 5. Rub. z3A: L, ;: steel
351@: do pfd e9is: Wabash, IL 40
nfd- 1gL w L. Tele, So.
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sEx dividend. I per cent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-09

Chicago. July THE government
report which was isEued fttsen uu-
ntas before the close OF th+ session
estimated ne eunsfmou q ~ wlu
u-heat crop TO b. bos nampafed VIA
sc a rarfh ago. and 1hat ~ RI1nEag
wheat 50. against - last nnu1h TOE
amount Of wheat fn farmsrs nanaE
uas estimates 70 be B8Tf7gb Dp nuaneF
which is Twenty mfTiea busHais %
fhan was il feserre 1he mrr=HponainE
time a 9ear ago
The report was hrlisb tna1
had been looked foa and BrsuHs CT lns
local exchange advanced ra7iaiE sfrH
the -pubication Of the uflrial aEurss
autl they were neasE 2 her-s 1o9Fs
the lpw point nf 1hp daE
September whsa nzenea g =
sewer al 8T& D. B9M- advanced -
gsb and CLOSED 81 E6at @
The corn market WaE au5Ee IN
nerrous Taere was EsRra1 grH
taking early 10 fha aaE- AfaHs rh@
publication q fbe g-p1eEnsu1 ertB re-
port the market azEe1 eff Ths r.
port was construed a. bearath AHTnE
a gain OF IS PEI eas1 40 n1marl1n
eompar4d with laE pears rrEg 20 rns
eorreFpunning tifne guT Was fnI1
September steady ana 81 pes mE
months weak EewaHmber Hp~HFt az
20 3 ana closed sr se# after tnH-
ing 1884,
Oats were affected tE lhe hnruuH-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-09
GOOD OLD GODS ARE
SHUT OUT OF
SCHOOLS
Neu YORK Finds About Three
f0urtrs Of the NEUROLOGICAL
Characters a Little Too Nude
for TIE Young Mind.


rsussiaf ear~r-zuandsncs asruia< gauruaiI
Kew WarfE Iuly Les than 40
Ger essne 81 rhe zlds goddess and
araar mgrhnIaeieai characters por-
r-sssd ~ the sAI masters were sHfd-
fsnnrv elachet % pass muster for
hsaas uaed ri sne senaala Their
sassr s-s ART Psyghes were UNDERGRAD
nr ra+ purpose their Zeaaes were
asssrN sn fhe a8ue category. and 80
fs0rn the long List ~ Pr8metheus
urmxarI EB~lmeraems Pnlleu-ln,
Rssane PaaHHlou- Arsehne Aphrodite
zaflanra and re rest Ergs % course
i a ~prfglegsa cnaraerer bus Admerls
81 rn.s std eanvasea Daphne and
xeaI.4 Elsbe ant even Midas were sn
uHu @g arrlra raar r naH been f0una
neaasaary 81 bar them als0
Tsa disclosure Bellows Hpana pains
.eaEHnr eearea among the MASTER
sa4eea far a representative % mytho-
lsafaal suheers % Illustrate a supple
m~nrary rea.i~r The tendency o. the
Eav fa ~ed1eatian Is - make the Greek
rvras familiar 90 ehildfeu even %
ra@ bower grades but wheu the Prang
company ar Ehia eifF see aboug ths
Ma-ansafIan ~ a bnak. Greek Myths
and Their arr they encountered an
farseen difficulties European gal
laries Were s-aFehef for works - mas
rera whleM wauld do. but Of a total
~ EanfreiEs - D~fesar~s only a srDre
were f7tand property CARRIED te pass
tha armfnv o. heairating school
aoarda
The greatest difficulty was found n
securing an Arhene vino looked the
narr ara who also appeared IN cos
rHr1e Aphradite and Daphne. TOO.
we're generally posed In -rhe alto
gssaar OF course propriefy for the
Juveniles and Dropriety FOR the elders
Nsra rV8 dTerenr shings so were the
standards - Hrpprfety in the days 81
RaDhae and Of present day school
trustees
The faaI collection % pictures f0r
the hossk b. sne 81 the most interest
sag hecanse sE the difficulties In and-
ny them Tney were given 70 carry
aar the idea - fhe author. Charles r
Mann a western educator now deaces-
ed ufa rad written IN his preface
All the best paintings and sculpture
- rre Greeks themselves booked q
rneir myths for Inspiration. and IN
modern arr also are 70 BE- found works
~ rhe highest excellence from the
salue motives 50 tina any adeauate
appreciation Of such subjects Is quite
impossible without a ku0wiedge Of tbs
Greek myths
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-09
ALBUQUERQUE HAS
GENUINE STRIKE
Br.cdayers Employed by Con-
tractor A. w. Arson Unable
to Place the Cement Stone
Workers to Their SatisfaC-
ton.

Because two expert cement block
uzs7as employed BY Contractor A. W
Husou on the extension Of the Imma-
euiare Conception church and other
large building contracts now under
way arr not members Of b Brick
layers union and because they are
not members sf ths st0nemasons' un-
hau ami apparently chl-iy because the
bFicklavprs 90 not know exactly
wr@r~ they are at a. TO said layers
~ cement ssoccs the FIRST genuine
huiliiug strike Albuquerque has ever
had occurred yesterday morning
When the hriekIagers refused % go 70
work en- the church construction and
ether Ansau contracts
The sfguemasons are. Of COURSE. tired
up b. the walknut and construction
has cone 70 a standstfL The matter
seems q be a somewhat intricate Ia
Dor pr8blem ard according e. the
statements % several members ri the
unious concerned. none af the strikers
know exactly where they are at except
tae two cement block layers
The two artisans who are the cause
~ the trouble arr adopts IN the art
~ the proper placing 81 cement
sis~ 49, a building material rapidly D.
coming popular here and eise
where in the southwest The hricklay-
ers ciam rne m-n sh@aii r 4h-i
~ thr Brlcklayers uui0u- The stone
nasouz. Wha arr mor or iess tudif-
ferenr % rhe matter. claim the men
shauid hefone 10 rha Stgremasons IN
i9u- The tao artisans are willing 10
JOIN the stonemasons. with whom they.
claim T. b. affiliated by the nature
~ their trade To bis however. the
hrickIayers object and insist that the
meu Join the b~ricklayers There the
natter rests With the two mesi
raadv and @iuiug CD loin the stone
Mason the brickiavers yesterday
walked out because the men refused
to af6Hate uith the latter ~0rssniza-
uou
The cement stone workers ceased
usrk al0nG wlrh the rest % re men
The entire problem seems q b. a
tsupeztusls storm in q teapot since
fhe onlr question at ISSUE l. a. u what
uniou tn far8 warzmen sh0uid belong
m mer raEllE D. abfert1an ulsrrrer
- losrInG fae sgisn 1hen the uniaas
an lefesmiI sh-re rhey l~iyaz