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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-17
LIGHT BOOZE
Do You Drink It2

"A minister's wife had quite a tussle
with coffee and her experience Is in
teresting. She says.
During the two years of my train
ing as a nurse, while on night duty.
/ became addicted to coffee drinking.
between midnight and four In the morn
Ing, when the patients were asleep.
there was little TO do except make
the rounds, and ii was quite natural
that l should want good. hot cup Of
coffee about that time. II stimulated
me and | could keep AWAKE peter.
After three or four years OF coffee
drinking / became a nervous wreck
and thought that / simply could not
live without my coffee. All this time
i was subject to frequent bilious at
tacks, sometimes so severe as to keep
me in bed for Eeveral days.
After being married, Husband beg.
ged me to leave off coffee for he fear.
ed that 1t had already hurt me almost
beyond repair, so l resolved to make
an effort TO release myself from the
hurtful habit
Il began taking Postum and for a
few days felt the languid, tired feel
Ing from the lack OF the stimulant,
but / liked the taste OF Postum, and
that answered for tho breakfast b/g-
erage all right.
Finally began to feel clearer
headed and had steadier nerves. AZ
ter years use Of Postum / now feel
like new woman-haye not had any
bilious attacks since I left OF cof-
fee"
There's a Reason" Read 1.-The
Road TO Wellyille." In pkgs.
Ever read the above Ietter7 A new
one appears from time TO time, They
are genuine, true, and full Of human
infareat
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-17

and the experts base their opinion
and close examination or these
pictures as disclosed in the films.
This is only one incident or the big
fight which corroborates the reports
that were sent out by cable from Aus
tralia at the time Every detail. down
10 the smallest blows. the root WORK
OF both men, and the feints and artl-
fees used are clearly shown. and the
Burns-Johnson fight pictures are an
educational lesson IN the manly art
OF self defense.
These pictures. which have Jusc
reached America and are being
shown simultaneously In various paris
of the United States, are exhibited
through an arrangement with Mir.
Hugh d McIatosh, who was the pro.
moter OF the fight, and acred as ref
cree. Mr.. Mcintosh is in America al
present in hopes OF arranging n match
between Johnson and Jeffrles for the
worlds championship, which Jenries
awarded to Burns before his fight with
Johnson, and which is held at presen;
by the gigantic negro-Adv
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-17
SUCCESS OF THE MEETING
SURPRISES OUTSIDERS
(By T. J. Slattery)


Next Friday will mark the close of
the Initial meeting OF the Ogden
Racing association, and curing The re-
naming days the sport will be kept
up to the standard already established,
The success of the meeting to date
has been surprising to old-time fol
lowers of the game as well as to Wis
iting newspaper men who have been
connected with leading newspapers of
the country and have gone the gamut
in the racing way, from that OF the
metropolitan kind TO that of the So
called bush" variety. AS late as 2
o'clock on the opening day it looked as
If the meeting would be a bloomer,
as outside of the horsemen and stable
sands there we're hardly fifty persons
on the grounds. But by the time the
horses were called to the post for the
first race the grandstand was filed.
while scores of people sought vantage
points from which to view the racing
elsewhere, The big crowd moreover,
was about as representative a one as
ever assembled at any race track AS
surprising as was the attendance, it
was even more surprising that it did
not fall of greatly the next day, but
so far from that 1t was If anything
greater than on the opening day. And
the looked-for falling off In the at
tendance has not yet been in evidence,
Saturdays crowd being the banner
one of the meeting thus far In the
betting ring there has been a more
noticeable growth of interest In the
sport, and it is absolutely within
bounds to say that the volume of
play has trebled since the opening
day. The steady growth Of interest
may be attributed to the fact that
clean, wholesome sport has been pro-
vidcd right along, and II the standard
set by the Ogden management con-
tinues TO be lived up to IN this state
adverse legislation need not be feared
in the near future.
The program for tomorrow is one OF
the best that has yet been arranged,
and while the track will be slow. ow-
ing to last nights rain. excellent
sport may be expected Unless there
should be considerable more rain, how
ever, the track will be in good condi-
tion for Tuesday-Ogden day-aS Su-
NOIhcu Oh IL dill
day today and will continue to work
it In order to get 1t in good shape.
With favorable weather conditions he
is confident that the track will be
fast Tuesday, as 1t dries out very
quickly. If that afternoon should be
bright and pleasant the greatest
crowd that has ever assembled at any
race track in the intermountain re.
gion Will witness the afternoons rae"
ing, as the merchants of Ogden appre-
ciate the advantage of the race meet
ing to this city, especially In the way
of advertising the place. and TO help
the cause along very many OF them
in all lines will close their places of
business that afternoon.
In addition to others wh1 early sig
nified their intention TO close that
afternoon the more recent recruits
number the candy factory, the whole
sac houses, the milliners, the saloons
and the brewery.
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NEVADA DOUGLAS MINE.

Salt Lake City, May 16.-O. II.
Some. of Yerrington, who is associat-
ed with the Snyders of this city In
ownership of the Yerington Malachite
property, and who Is in the city for
a few days, says that bids are being
received by an Independent company
for construction of a railroad from
Douglas siding. on the Southern Pa
cific. to the Nevada Douglas mine, a
distance of about IA miles. The i'm
preston prevails in camp that the
new railroad company is an auxiliary
of the Nevada Douglas company, and
the building of the railroad VIII be
not less welcome on that account. IL
will enable several other companies
10 ship their high grade ores, and II
doubtless means that the building OF
a smelter will not be long delayed.
The Malachite company. is not yet
developing vigorously. Its property.
living as it does between the estates
Of the Mason Valley company and the
Western Nevada company. and on the
same great ore zone, is In reality be-
ing developed by its neiGhbors- So
that the Malachite has been awaiting
complacently the outcome OF railroad
and smelter negotiations.
The Mason Valley company has de.
veloped more than 100 feet In width OF
ore, Mr.. Some says. 30 feet OF which
averages better than IS per cent cop
per. the remainder being a good con-
centrating product The ore body has
been opened in places 500 feet on It's
strike and is as strong as ever at
either end
That is on the north of the Mala-
chite. On the south the Western Ne
vada company has u like showing. 1t
has opened 60 feet width OF concen-
tratjne ore and from 90 to % feet of
high grade stuff which IS alive with
native copper. Either of these conf
panies could ship at any time at
nice profit, Mr. Some says. but II is
only natural that with smelter in
sight for the district they should de-
sire to await the better conditions
which it will bring
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| SALT LAKE AND
STATE NEWS
TREND PROPERTY OPENS
NEW FORTY FOOT VEIN

Salt Lake City, May 16.-A vein
which appears 10 be fully 40 feet
wide, filled to the depth attained
about SO feet. with iron and quartz
and showing punches of silver chlor-
ides, has been opened in the Trent
property in Four Mile district, accord
ing TO w C. Marshall. who returned
to Salt Lake Yesterday from camp.
No assays had been taken, but Mr..
Marshall declares that the vein ma
terial and formation is ideal for de-
veloping large body of rich ore.
In Marshall's Cold Dirt fraction a
ten-foot shaft is entirely In white
quartz. highly crystalliSed. which
shows considerable ilourine. The
gold values at that depth run $3.50
a ton. In his Midas property the shaft
is down 20 feet and in the Twin Lode
is one OF 90 feet. both in elegant
quartz, highly mineralized.
Thomas and Doris Moore are start
inc work on some fine locations In
the camp They have large contact
vein, between schist and biatite, with
an unknown width of greenish honey
combed quartz. the entire dixie appear
emily carrying values.
Some OF them who at first turned
the district down, are returning. Mr.
Marshall says. and there is promise
OF increased activity.
Salt Lake City. May lG.-The most
important recent development In the
property of the Niuety-Nine Copper
company at Good Springs, New. ac-
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S. ]. BURT & BROS.
2429-2431 -2433 WASHINGTON AVE.

moters of the National Irrigation con-
gress at Spokane, asking the board TO
appoint five delegates from Weber
county Taken under advisemenJ
Chairman Madison was authorized
TO purchase one SimpieX-reversible
road grader for use in Weber county.
Joseph Geoghegan asked the board
to make an appropriation nom We
Der county for the entertainment OF
the G. A. R encampment Filed Tor
future action.
Commissioner Bybee was instruct
ed to have the extension OF the road
from the west end of Thirty-thlTd
street, from the city limits 10 the
Hooper road, surveyed and deeds pro-
cured for the right-of-way to open
said road
Commissioner Bybee reported that
part of the road in Weber canyon at
Horseshoe Bend had gone out, owing
to high water Referred TO him for
repairing.
Chairman Madison reported that
work on Ogden canyon road would be
completed by the end of the week, in
Guiding macadamizlng and rolling.
John c. Child was appointed road
commissioner of Weber county for
two years, the salary TO be fixed later,
with bond of $4,000.
The board decided that for the COM
ing special election. June s, 1909, that
two polling places would be sufficient
in each o1 the city wards and one poll
ing place each In West Weber and
Hooper and that in all the other dis
tricts one polling place be estab-
lished.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-17
RACE TRACK TOUT Is
FINED TWENTY DOLLARS

George Adams. a race track tout,
was arraigned In police court this
morning on the charge of vagrancy,
his offense being tnat of Withholding
money given him to bet upon the
horse races. 1t was stated that several
ladies' entrusted their money to Adams,
Saturday. telling him the horses upon
which they wished to bet, and that he
not only did not use the money as In
structed, but also failed to return the
same OF account for 1t.
Adams pleaded guilty TO the vag-
rancy charge and then attempted to
explain the matter to the court The
Judge listened moment and then sill
enced him with the statement that the
police court was no place for expert
race opinions. He then fined Adams
$40 or twenty days on the rock pile.
WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS
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INJURED MAN
is BROUGHT
TO OGDEN
GEORGE SMITH FOUND BY UNION
PACIFIC TRAIN EN-.
Right Arm Broken and He Claimed
to Have Been Struck BY a
Passing Train.

A man lying beside the Union Pa
cific track and giving the name or
George Smith was picked up In an Ill,
jured condition by passing train
Sunday afternoon. His right arm was
broken and he claimed to have been
struck by passing train His story
was incoherent. however, and railroad
men believe ne was beating his way
over the road and that he fell from a
freight car
He was brought TO Ogden by the
train crew and sent to the hospital.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
NAME JOHN C. CHILD

The county commissioners of Weber
county met in regular session this
morning.
The bond Of II. N. Rasmussen, rs
county horticultural inspector. Tor the
sum of $500, was approved.
4 communication received from pro-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-17

i"Dr. Thomas 'Eclectric Oil is the best
remedy for that often fatal disease
Group. Has been used with success
in our family for eight years."-Mrs.
L. Whitcacre, Buffalo, n. Y.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-17

Horses Lose Their Job.
The city of Milwaukee has almost
abolished the use of horses In all
municipal departments
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-17

The finest cafe to the west. Prices
reasonable. Music every evening. The
Potter.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-17
MARRIAGES

marriage license has been issued
to LoBis A. Hansen and Sarah T. Jud-
kins. both residents OF Warren
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-17
A SACK OF

PEERY'S CRESCENT FCOUH-
Good because the Flour IS Good.
Because the Milling was Sanitary
and Scientific.
Because 1t will make more and bet
ter broad than any other -four we
know Of.
Accept our tip and invest In
PEERYs CRESCENT FLOUR
at your grocer's today
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Huapala. 105; Mike Jordan. 107;
Bisllra. los; Prince of Orange. 107;
Severus, 10; Patriotic. 100
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-16
Gaceti||a de Manati::
De nuestro reponsal

Agosto l5-En el dfa de hoy Sc ha
presentado denuncia jurada en- la
Cortc Municipal contra d. Jose Gar
efa V Navarro. comerciante de esa
Capital ror el delito de hbelo, con
sistente en- oseribir Don Carmelo
Sanchez una carta en- la cual lnfrln
&c las leves postales-
Tambien establecera reclamation
civil contra dicho Sehor ante la Cor
te Federal. habiendo el ST. Sanchez
encarsado dc gu aeei6n al popular
abogado Senor Rodriguez Cebollero.
Despues de una breve temporada
Dor Europa, ha reeresado a su pue
bio natal el acaudalado V popular
Don Federico Calaf acompahado de
sus dos queridos hiios Jaime y Fleo,
este ultimo cursa estudios en- los Is
tados Unidos Y pronto volvera a Sc
euirlos. Bien venidcs sean
El Casino Espanol esta in>talando
un bonito kiosko enla parte Oeste
del edificio que hoy ocupa, mas Lc
70 daremos lnformes de SUI montu "a.
FL pueblo de Manati Ia visto con
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Entonces ueted no hs usado el An
ti-Corpu que es un remedio inofensivo
, Sc garantiza que reduce Ia gordura
81 no da resultado Sc devolvera el
dineIo.
Una botella de $500 lie dara treih-
ia dias, con 10 cuai lie hasnrA Fl
Anti Ccrpu no Is una droga que NAL
trata ell est6msgo nj una medicina de
patente. Esta hecha absolutamente
de substancias vegetables y es inotensi-
va Esta hechs en- forma de polvo y
es agradable y facil para tomane
EstS recomendsda por los medicos
cieutifcos de Estados Unidos Co
mo el unico remedio contra IL gor-
dura- Ell Anti -Corpu roduce el cuello
doble, las caderas gruesas y las me-
lillas abultadsa Da buen aspecto al
semblante y quita todas Ia, arruga.
de 10 piel.
Las persouas gordas que enaaque-
cen con el Anti-Corpu no vuelven .
epgondar.
Esta medicina sc vende najo gzran
tia, e. erteramente inofensiva = sc
garantiza que reduce ID gordura de
tres 4 cinco libras por senana In
caso de que no suria efecto. oevolve
remos el dinero.
La botella cuesta $500. Pida esta
medicina al droguista. pero 10 tome
cualquieY otro remeiio Al recibir e.
valor podem1s mandarle el A-ii-Cor-
pu por correa
Gratis lie e1visremos una boteiia
de muatra al recibir dieZ oeutasO'
para pagar el empaque J el port
de correoL Adem4s, le agra1ecereno-
que se sirva nencionar este peri6dico
Esthsti: eksnied Co, 81. Vest US
S. hss Ssft essartasssts n
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llEspa holes = amerilanosll

Espafoles Y Amerieanos,
Puerto-riquefos y Cubanos,
Franceses v Alemanes,
Turcos v Chinos,
Japoneses y Tagalos,
TODOS, pero todos convienen en-
QUE
No hay mas que Tabonucol para
ie catarro,
Tabonucol para Ia TIsIS, ssma,
ronquera, tos.....
venden al por mayor
SAN JUAN:-Sres J. NJ. Blanco v
Co,
Don F. Gullermety.
PONCE ID. T. Moscoso, Sres
F. Ruiz de Porras.
Al detail las principales farmacias
del mundo.
Precio:-75 eentavos. 80.
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N07As Y NQTIC|As

Sc encuentra en- est a ciudad ei
Sr. Reyes-Ruiz de Quebr adlIlas, que
recorre la isla en- asuntos dc
negocios.
Bienvenido.
Las mott cias circuladas en- Ia clu
dad de que en- brcve habra camblo
de gobernador nc, tienen mas funda
mento que informes particulars re
cibidos de Estados Unidos, que recu
erdan 10 que hace algu n tempo ref
rio un periiodico de NJ eva York, res
pecto dc ese punto. N ada hay Official
con respecto de-ese cambio.
La excesiva temperature que
reno aver en- la ciudad hizo que la
concnrrencia i Ia playa del Pa rque
fuera muY numerosa. In gran nu
nero de personals tomaron banos de
mar al aire libre.
-Ha regresado a Guayama,
con motive de Ia mejor(a de su Sc
nora madre el Sr. Elpidio Batista
que permanecera ALI algun tempo.
Los Sres. "Cartagena y Glme
nez" han terminado la installation de
sus nuevas oficinas y deposlto; de ma
teriales para instalaciones electrlcas.
En- sus elegantes vitrinas de Ia Gale
de San Francisco exhiben todo cuan
to pueda necesitarse para la com
pleta como artistica y comoda lnsta
lacion de alumbrado electrlco: De
seamos ell mayor exito en- su labor a
la conocida empresa.
Ell caro- electrico que conduJo
anoche 4 Santurce parte de los con
currentes al teatro, tuvo varlas inte
rrupciones en- el trayecto. Despues
de la parada % continue marchan
do perfectamente.
Ell sabado a las 5.35p. M un au
tomovil de los Sres. Pla y Fernandez
que descendfa por la pendlente
de la calle de San Justo, entire San
Sebastian y Sol, choco con el coehe
numero 36 que iba guiado por Ma
nuel Rosario, al desembocar ell auto
movil a la calle del Sol. Ell joven Ace
vedo, pasajero del coche sufrio una
lijera conmoci6n y el vehiculo una
averla en- la rueda trasera. FL Joven
Enrique Fernandez q. guiaba el au
tomovil, no pudo evitar el choque
que apesar de los efuerzos que hlzo
paradesviar ell vehiculohaciendo uso
de todos los frenos y guias.
sentimiento que la beca para estudl
os superiores en- Ell Normal, no haya
recafdo en- una de las Sehorltas po
bres de la localidad, y 81 en- una 70
ven q todo'lo tiene por scr su pa
pietario, y professor, y ademas toda
su familia colocada, no obstante, la
ameritada joven es digna de tai gr,a
cia Dor su laboriosidad y notable IN
teligencia, pero Don Leo, tlene re
cursos Y debe dejar este para otra 70
ven que posea las mismas condiclo
mes. como 10 es la Srta. Cambraya
que es muchfsimo mas pobre que la
agraciada.
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100000 de mosquiteros

Acaban dc rcclbirse mosqulteros
de todas clases y tamanos baratlsi
mos en- Ell Cielo.
400 tocadores a plazos desde 30 &C
cents, 300 roperos, consolas y cscrl
torios.
Gran baratillo de telas 3. cent,
camisetas de colores y calzonclllos a
20 c. olan anchlsimo de 10 a 6 cent
olan Gle Is 4 l0cent.
Camas, camas camas. Ell Gle
LO.
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CERVEZA PIEL BROS.
A. ALVAREZ Y HERMANOS

AGENTEs EXCLUSIVES EN- PUERTO
RICO DE La cERvEZA PiEL.
No contiene Sustdncids noeirds
rRE.ARApA DE MALTA = FLOR DE cERvEza
Es mas nutritiva que cualquiera
otra cerveza, resultando buen all
mento. Tonica y reconstituyente
Aumenta el peso de las personas que
Ia usan Fabricada y envasada sin la
adicion de sustancias qufmicas Con-
tiene gran proportion de malta. Pre-
parada de acuerdo con ell metodo
DORMUNDER REAL GERMAN
BEER. De acuerdo con la ley ma
cional de Alimentos y Drogas de
Junio 80 de 1906.
En- todos los e,Aableeimientos debe
U pedir cerre.a Pid Bros.
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RATCHET FURNISHES
CLEW TO MURDER

by United Press Leased Wire.
HELENA, Jan. 21.-The first
clew to the murderer of John
Hancock, the mining man who was
killed last week, has been obtain
ed through the finding of the
Ratchet. with the belief that when
committed. The police are to-
day searching for the owner of the
Ratchet, with teh belief that when
ne Is found, they will either have
the murderer or one who has
knowledge of the crime.
John Hancock was found I'M
conscious at the doors of the Cath
ole hospital at 5 o'clock in the
morning, where he had been de-
coyed to his death by a note,
supposedly from a friend, asking
him to come to the hospital i'm
mediately.
AS he was approaching the en-
trance to the hospital he was
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(By United Press Leased Wire.)
WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. &c /.

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
WASHINGTON, D., c., Jan. &c.
The clash of adjectives and
other weapons between the presi-
dent and Senator Tillman, in
which the president accuses the
South Carolina senator of being
mixed up in an Oregon land deal
in a fashion unbecoming a menu
Der of the upper house, and in
which Senator Tillman vigorously
defends himself by jabbing away
with his pitchfork, recalls that 1t
was over an invitation to a White
House dinner that the trouble be-
tween the two men started.
1t was the time of the visit of
Prince Henry and his encourage
to this country. Senator Tillman
had Just had his famous fight on
the senate floor with McLaurin,
his colleague from South Caro-
lima. The senate, horrified, had
called Tillman before the bar of
that body and was proceeding to
inquire into the case.
The president gave dinner to
his distinguished German visitors
and had invited diplomats, the
justices of the supreme court and
leading men in congressional and
official life. Tillman, among
others, was asked. This was be-
fore the row with McLaurin.
Then the trouble with McLaurin
came up and the president was
called upon to decide whether It
would be well to have the sena-
tor at his dinner in view OF the
fact that the senate had taken ac-
ton.
The story as told from the ad-
ministration viewpoint, is that the
president waited for two or three
days in the hope that the senator
would withdraw his acceptance
of the invitation.
The president even got Senator
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-21
TO BUILD 700
new CARS

Business is booming in the
Northern Pacific railway shops
and yards here now and the pay
roll this month, which was met
yesterday, caused a distribution
of over 100000. The shops at
South Tacoma are getting ready
to put out a new line of box cars
this season which will be nearly
five miles long. The company has
been ordered to prepare to build
700 new cars. This will give en-
ployment to many new men.
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letter he sent to the council last
October telling that Just this sort
OF trouble would occur If they did
not fix the sewer. The council at
that time ignored the letter.
The city engineer months ago
drew plans for another sewer to
relieve the pressure on this one,
but the people demonstrated
against 1t.
The coucil finally ordered the
commissioner and engineer to de-
wise means for temporary relief
and then put a district through
for permanent relief.
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EDINBURGH, Jan. 21.-Be-
lieving herself slowly dying for
20 years as the result of a nervous
disease, Miss Margaret Dunn five
years ago determined to try the
outdoor treatment. Today she is
a strong and healthy woman.
She took up her quarters in a
wood in the western highlands,
and lived in a hammock slung be-
tween two trees. She wore the
toughest woollen garments and
took to sandals. In the summer
she found her chief occupation In
taking sun and sand baths; in the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-21
new RULE IS MADE
BY COMMISSIONER

The city of Tacoma does not in
tend to lose any more tools. In
yers past many of teh tools taken
from the barn by workmen never
came back. They were broken or
forgotten or possibly may have
been taken home by some of the
men.
Commissions McGregor has in
augurated new rule requiring all
tools returned to the barn, wheth-
er broken or not. No new tools
can be secued unless the old ones
are returned.