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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

Senator Blair, editor of the Chick I
ASA (Wynnewoodl Bannor, has this 10
aAy on tte Ada yncklug
special term OF court was opened
az Ada to investigate the lynchinR Of
the four men al that place. This Is
perhaps. all right but we trust ae
good cllisen OF this state viii be har-
assed and bedeylled on account OF the
part he took in that affalF.
Such thugs don't happen by acct.
dent. There are few lynchinNs IN this
country that did not have some iustl
ncallon behind them, People are not
likely 70 so 70 iall and take out
parties chsfged with atfoci0ua crimes
and hang them Just for fun, Some
times mistakes are made and the mob
Gas people AAvJ takes the life OF an
innocent person This Is not often
true AND the case at Ada his peculI-
lar reasons to Justify II These men
I who wale lyncled--thre6 az them
had hired the fourth one ID f0ulIy muir
der 4 mar against whom they had a
lelievanee They had ple1tg.of money
| Nth whseh q hire other asspsslns, IL
to be found. 20 waylay and murder eY.
cry Witness whose testimony was nee
essnry to convict them What asaui,
ance iid the people Of pontotoc connt5
have thar the men charged with the
eslme. although the evidence seemed
To be conclusive. would not be turned
out on bond like so many other red.
handed murderers IN this stltog HOW
| did they know what day the man Mil.
er might be turned loose upon them.
Right IN an adjoining country q sim.
llar lhing had occurred, where an ON
Ger of 4 city according 10 the testl
mony Of some OF the best citizens OF
the community. had been murdered M
cold olood bis asslilant allowed bail,
and finally had secured by some means
an acGuitlai Can We expect people to
put up with such lrayesty upon JUS,
tlce? Not by any means Let the
courts punish the guilty and then we
VIII hear OF no more lynching. In the
mean time spend very little time en-.
nuirlng into the afialf at ada who,
ever IS responsible for the lynchlng
dld the country good service and Il Is
just as well 70 be better employed
tn trying and. sending TO the pehliea-
liary or the eallows others who Dc.
zs.sssz sssals
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

y the agitator seeking lo do ln-
Jury 10 grqlAfcorrc sRle luteresla.
md ihe corporation hoe trying to Sc
stre uncarned and unjust profit from
9ublic utilities can moi each CLEAN
lesson from the Watem.plnrce lroa.
Les and final adjudication IN Tpxas
helf case Is hopeless.
The Watcrs.plercc concern was
ounded hy Standard on employees
where tho original company had 50
long been q public plunderer Il could
not transact business ana is offic.
Is could participate in no company
which could expect falrnesv from the
people
That may be right or wrong. large.
y according 70 whether or not you
wefe ever Eandhagged BY d corpora.
ton and made % dance TO violin mu-
sle sou could hear only when your
rheumatism dld not Invite you to
lance
But men working for me Standard
lil and Nhn had been ever nprIRhl
u taelr buslness careers succeeded
geltlne the franchise privileges 0t
heir concern and they struck 4
eat on prosperity which was alpas.
rs to not only themselves but the
llates wherein ther were operating.
The public was served well and n
accordance with ghe laws uf the
states, and there was moi me slight.
est reason for ;here being shadow
ot llllfnrehce between the oil corner
atoms Officers and the chosen repro.
ienintlYes hl The people
HI 90 eyil honf the breath Of Roe.
IS was blown across directory
aeeilhg of the Wa,em.Plefoe: three
noaths later rs officers wefe ehare.
4 with corruption. Ylolatlon Of hfIpl.
eees accorded ,alh . series Of i'll.
alson started which cost more than
4 oqUlNVO ID defend. and lnaliT en.I
4 II lhe corporation belnp ordered
'rb'h rie Ahltl8 ~ NlstnufI aud FI'eSl
g. and tomhlef& characterization from
hc parent concern.
The payment " A lino 0f almost
feuau00V in g'pxas ana tpraIne inc
ale uf lhe stock uf thA Waters. Pierce
has eost thar concern 4 l0ss aallmal
y Al ed,IQ0nQ0. adding the orig.
nal sioV0Q9Q Il makes lolal stag.
seflns ia the computation Of such
enntnspuF losses 10 one corporation.
The state 81 TeN1s "a the slfIelest
fts u cofporaliona nf all Il Is mi
$ Wild aiid as reckless from ~ ex|
eF'Aen|al slendpn|n| a. other states
saff been NJ l|nts' but nam he Il.
'slpleneY Of Eastern attempt d haH.||e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

inc |falgic highways oIthe lhfn West,
Texas has boon o warrior irr West.
Perm control. and Il can be said. too
that such control has been command.
ed
Two or three times Texas political
radicals secured power and made iho
former wisdom and eIiort useless lnf
time. but Ia the main the blk EN-.
plra has been fair and the corpora.
lions which came to be known hig
enough for transconlinenia business
hayp iourished u Is not extrava,
| CANT 10 assert The Wafers.Perce com
han{ made fen million dollars handl.
Tug the oIlpul ri Beaumont. Hum
blealid sour Lake and could be stu
enjoying that trade and business pros,
peFily bad solne OF the officers not
forgotten Texas had divorced her.
self fro1 Standard on ana refused
even The thought ot compromise
Dallas, Houston Beaumont ANA
Chicago capital VIII soon have Il
greater oil handling concern In the
! field than the one iuai relieved Of 40
much cash. but II will take five wears
TO assume the proper shape % com.
mand the great industry nallsned ON
BY fhe war between the octopus ana
the commonwealth.
In the meantime persons not havl
Ing advantage OF the facts IN the case
reel on laws supposed 10 control
trusts and combines. further confue
Ing and doing little good 10 the smal
Ter operator; striking at the possibll
ily Of allowing some other glnnt com
petlloF getting In the field 20 com
pete with the Standard.
The Standard oil captain OF adver
tising Is the ablest tie world hal
known Il he fears proposed Legislation
against him may be made into law Il
q state. he tries nrst 10 defeat b
couniefaclon Al he same time apI
ting behlud the vert bin Ne Is fighiine
often allowing the poor parent of III
| bill 70 GET Information 10 effect M,
Standard has lndorsed him. The gain,
works, one way or the ether coulu
sion sud improper enactments alWay
aiding to leave control In lhc hand
Of goncern that has made and pal,
IN dividends more money Ia thlm.
years than the wealth Of any Aslatlc
African or South American conlIu
entail government
But the general public is might
warrior, and II has been putting OH
little polsnn' on rs own account
with some rather startling results.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

jonathan X. Dolllyer ii the senior
Senator from Iowa, and his ofatorlcal
abilities are almost equal To those Oi
Bailey he happened 10 BE- born III
virginia and grew 70 bpyh0od bellev'
llN nlnt which Is untrue II unfair and
NAd tpf pll concerned DolliVer ID pub.
10 spirited and has been d pronounced
leader n an element neither reaction
Ary nof radical after foolish reforms.
lli fact DOlllver has been accredited
with being one who taught the doe
irlue of good oldfashloned honesty.
Al Republican from one Of the gfeat
lH|and states whore progress Is ever
king and Integrity a waichwo-d. Mf.
Deliver was ever listed aa doing his
own thinking and never accused Of
belnH af'nld
lie has demonstrated The average
mans opinion of him was correct.
N hla itroclons attack Oh ghe Payne.
Mdflch tariff BIN senator DolllYef toea
lho mask hQm the Republican tariff
rAlaorA and ~ burning Inyective told
W ihe epilsEiratora and their ah0mln.
ANlN violation nf public confidence;
ihelr uiafwef W che great commonnllty
NuN thelr preaeui deception and false
giayement aSto conditions prevalent.
Nhe impetus given ske people IS the
Nnillfef exposure OF lAe farlH ring
may "a powerful enough Ia stay the
lAtagina hands Of the protection
pnndetDnud II Is possible the
Hlllpned membeta Of the combine dare
mol face the public with their schemes
qfppaed q the llght Of Intelligence and
fuali work explained by maaterfnl
student o. governmental DOCTRINES.
taH1tQf NAiley'H naHieffll effort 60
show why The income tax would be ol
Hf0Al Valne 10 the pH0ple b imposing
Burden " government whore It could
ne easily b1rne. followed b Dulll
xeeA explanation Of the organized tar.
N heuednlAties ID prevent reduction
asg Further collect toll fem the lnll.
lnA milllons have II least made a
fNNnaxtlpn sufficient ii enable the peo
plN 0f the Inland states to make d
hniFp f0r me next Congress. uather
ipE abDut fhs leaders 0f the two par
ses VINO ore assaillng the present tar
~ meaHure and exposing ilH unins
schedules 4 wiIl BE- no impossible
task Tor me sialee interested ID fair
enc iusi revenue measures. al bear
'nH = iufi and equitable portion 10 Sc.
cure lbe next Congress- The south
can not nr depended 0n fo4 many real
fef|siouisls ln three Of her aiafes. but
be VAST majority Wlil be With rs. and
int pfaifio and plains states can he
made as one gigantic whole, sending
Men backed by their constituents and
VIII sreat purpose.
upll|Yef hah tanned Aldrleh. the III.
IN Hon fe has made the Rhode Is.
land senator admit Ne can not defend
hlu Wosk atd bis sweeping denial hs
calling folliter liar 0nly Shows tha
Rne Min Who hns iot seven years pro
Tested against that term. going So fal
aa iu state ihe calling Of another
llar mHans ihe one applying he epIgh
\ N W bs&pnr bis ability 10 pursue the
argument further. Is unable IL make
lnlfNlgeut reaponse
a |ooNe IKE pulllyar has tuned the
laflQ hong
WIN mo people follow he lead Of
VIII they sink back into a Quieseance
obstructive 10 our best lnteraslsg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

a llll Introduced IN tue Florida
leBlslniufe and which Is destined 10
become q law. makes a provision fof
VA amendment 10 lhe state eonalItu
Hon N effect making tbe leea9 votes
o. thal state "a white male eitlxsn:
~ years of are. who has been 4 oon
t|nuQna reslccnt of this state twelve
calendar mOnths
Nhn the hlll wlll receive the ln
drfSeinenf uf the Republican party
aonlh nf Mason and nlx0ns tine and
east of the Mississippi river Is IN
nuesl'oned The aiieellon uf lle Re.
Wlhllcana for Zoe blll Is due io The
favi ne leaders belltSe The United
States supreme cnurt vii not de
clare lht pfbsition NJ violation Of Tie
amendnmnt ei&ine negroes III rIshi
0I fptiht, Also that Congress 0nnld
haNe ~ tala pQenlkanee Of he case
ana would 'tt once reduce the repre-
feu,atIon III Congress 10 the voting
strength AZ shown.
Flof|da "A moi an overly ponulons
oqnlmouFeqlih nor has lts eIllxens
ever nrtQ ilIep lpirles g. tha dense
Hfn|'if ifpplcaf forests with thnln zeal
vi ait|Ncfhfi Bot Il has suffered
fpQra. perhaps ffuIn nj llllterals x6l6
l||An dily htliNH shale tt fha un.an
IhN man Without amhlsIoh need mol
AVll inilch ln FIuflla He can keeh
warm Without amy extraordinary out
Mt lpr clothes ana hts fo0l supply
Depends pn whether nf not he VIII
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

cATARRH CANNOT Be CURED :.
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot rench the scat Of The disease
caArrh Is q blood or constitutional
disease, and IN order 10 Cure It YOU
must take Internal remedies. Halle
Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally. and
acts directly on the blood ana mucous
surfaces Halls Cntarrh Cure Ii not
q quack medicine, II was nFeacrIh.
ed by one cf the best physicians IN
this country for years and Is a reg
uIar prescription. II a composed 81
The best ionlcs kown, combined With
the best blood purifiers. acting direct
" On tie mucous surfaces The per
feet combination Of the two naredl.
ents Ii what produces such wonderful
results III c,rlng Catafrh Send Tor
testimonials free
:, J. CHENEY a CO Props, Toledo. i
Sold BY DtalgHlsla. price 76c
Take HalI's Family PMS fof consll.
patton
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Il young man put as much energy
behind kls lob aa BE- does behind hts
baseball roofing There woull be less
room At the top.
Getting snfragettes together for d
raid Oh the legislative bodies seems
easier han getting good cook.
Women vote in Wyoming but they
stll continue sending notices OF mur
derlug .he sheep hefdefs from that
state.
One Of the lecturers on How 10
Rear a Family has just gotten a
divorce from her hnsblnd and married
The gatekeeper Of q New Jersey lodge
Many All actor who knows how 10
mike folks laugh Is walking home Cor
the sieehth time
Quitting wearing fox hides for ian.
~ ieAlherA + human alright show
Ing how llafd It Is for us t0 keep q
sensible idea clear as mud
ssmpth ng different between yelling
70 the pitcher Of Che local club ami
allaweNag The call 10 go 10 work.
After II 40 one knows as much
about ahen Sc need rain MS nature.
bur all Of rs complain. just the sans,
A man can always get more advice
on how in run the business Of bis
emRlpyef than ha ean get Jobs when
Slhe employer refuses both services and
advice.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

Anyhow Governor Campbell, Texas
has the cruiage Ia keep his foe, the
state legislature, IN motion Once ID
aaiourne and members went home
ana the governor called them back
He has told them Ne WIN keen calling
the body II extraordinary session until
It passes d bank guaranty deposit law,
and Governor Campbell ls listed as a
most truthful man.
The guarantee law. Il viii be no.
lleed, Is becoming necessity In the
statea bordering on Oklahoma. Kan
fns Texaa Missouri and Colorado are
moving n the procession; some With
laws alieady enacted some with pro.
cess Of enactment causing delay
Tie attorney Ranaral Of the lInlied
States. through the fundamentally OF
Wall street fear has 40 lar refuse1
the Nail0nal chartered banks 10 paftie
|pzle IN tlle guarantee. but that will
foi las the administration through.
The naming Of attorney generals Is
10 severe task and sometimes Il IS
wei to make change but OF taia
II can be most truly said. Tho banks
ut the United states are going 20
gllaEanlee tho depositors against iosa.
That Is and has been done FOR MANY
vera among al of ihe great powers.
save this country and la as much of
a necessity as the guarantee Of title
III The original BY the Government of
Ils public domain
Texas rich and mighty. greatest "a
area gnd destined TO eventually be-.
come the most popuous of an the
states. feels the loss of capital the
horsef lankers realize money has
wings and that Il Is taking cash Okla.
homawaid. The CRY OF ihe radical Is
not Of Importance, with the old and
conservative "Gal.Dalr News cham.
plunlng The bank guarantee act, and
lrnmpeling much like someone had
spiked a. least ten dollas note out
ef DALLAS. Il seems that the opposition
70 iha guarantee act Is only those try.
ing to convince themselves Washing
Ton may be ahle t0 save them from adj.
mission ii being on the wrong side
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

Al nowspspera regret the coudl.
tiohs ef the tlines requiring The state
aa National guarantee Of bank deposits
Do not meet with the approval of the
Kansas City tMisboufl) Journal Not
that the Journal can stop The move
menl or hafe the least 10 do with lm,
peaing IL progress, because Il ~.
auIfee some strength and some sois
Of Hasla ao aupp0ll 10 accomplish that
hul foF me reason the Journal stead.
lastIy adhefes to The old and fossllzed
doctrines and maintains a sllh opbsll
ton to whatsoever apperlalns to mod.
en- times Il Is always sad TO see 4
muahru9m start 10 grow back Into the
soil lrufi which 4 sprang and q news
paper trying TO tack the past Poilio
the pfessnI and make a showing Aorth
Nhi'e III wcFse Eog ile wear and tear
0f course the Journal win pfdlh BY
having hsnks Undetermined, but II VIII
lirht and scratch before shaking tho
shaekles Of the past Tor good anu All
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

The s0berAued turkey is q more
valuable fowl than the gaudy pea.
cock Beauty Is only skin deen. while
sdlbilI,y extends TO the bone.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

An easy youth generally means a
hard old age
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

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No eovifd ever led host 10 honor
and 10 glory.
NJ hhlfhef aver gave the world an
a.tendmlne story
NJ seaI.aeeti4ed iaan ever wrought u
kE temple % the ages
No Hnif'dheeivbd n1u ever wtuie hts
aH s. laiilR ii hlaiofrs paRea
it Isn't wLag son 40 slml counts. lt'A
how yun 80 about ~
fuu can't expect the world ID take
your measure n You doubt Il.
II isn't brain alone, Or Drawn. Or
plwef 81 arrival
The donsl feHr man. the sincere man
achieves whore others falicr
1 duNhEef never laid wreath upon
success aiiaf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

Trouble viii meet you halfway aud
viii gladly accompany you The rest uI
.he distance.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

That you get roday'a news
. while It II newa--ln The Leader.
. The pglne iu 10 cents per week
9 delivered.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

II those safety ra2ors only had
monographs attached the barber
would not be missed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

A woman never lorglves the success
of the man whom ehe refused to
Nmarry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

Strawberry belt IN southern part
Of state moi damaged by cold weather.
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Garfield county reports crops bet
Ter than normal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

n speech were only fD eoqeeaI
Thought some people would lose moth.
lng BY keeping mum.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06
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FTE7TTH T EFTII ~ T7"TITWTIT
Attorney General iackaon Is Quote.l
as saying man can not, under the
Inv take i bottle of liquor % his club
and drink IT. Jackson II smart lel
low Why does be invite coitempl
by making Ridiculous and absurd state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

Ability news amounts to much sIn
iil i acquires two more letters sl.
ability
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

One newspaper refers 20 Mrs. Long
worth as Princess Alice The mum
Der Of bilhering asses who conTlye
70 get loothold Ia the newspaper
business seems 10 be Increasing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06
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. ls merely : word. used b eaHay- o
(, sts poets AMI ad-wrlters. TO o
y ad.readers and anawerep, how. o
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, II you have read ard answered >
D more ada. this last north than IN Q
. any other like period ol Jour life, Q
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

Heavy frost IN northwest section
not damaging reports first sent ous
by expert who forgot no dew gec'
hon"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

John AdamA arrested al Frcdeslck
for murder committed Thirty years
ago IN TexaM has aready served a
term for murAer and one for stealing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

Duranl buiEhing new ehnrch. church
echoo. bfck8plant skipping straw
hecues to Delfoit ard talking Of new
normal
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

10 Bldg. 1nledo. Ohio.
Eastern Oklahoma.
East Bound.

NV @03 AT ss..+s ssss4s#s .lUs 10 =. m
No. 41s Lv. Tex. sunday !. $50 8. m
West Bound.
No. 40 Lv. .44......... 500 D. m.
NO. an, Ar tex. sunday J. $40 ,. N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

Frost touched peach belt for heavy
loss,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

Judge and Mrs. +. Nj Keys celebrai.
ed their silvrr wedding anniversary
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-05-14
BENEFIT DAY FOR
EAST LAKE BOYS

Tomorrow will be the day of the bene-
fit for the Boys Industrial school at
East Lake. The popular amusement
park will be turned over to the boys for
the day. and the ladies' in charge of the
school will have full control of the pro-
gramme, which will be elaborate and in
clude all kinds of interesting features.
The boys from the school have been
busy for a couple of days selling tickets
and have been able to dispose of a
large number of them. Tho managers of
the school are anxious to raise a large
sum to provide for certain necessities at
the school which the state appropriation
will not cover. This Is the first
quest for aid In seven years and they feel
sure that the public will purchase liber-
ally.
The programme includes free exhibit
lions by Phil Green. the spiral tower
equilibrist; band concerts. pony tourna-
ment, field sports, an exhibition by Bir-
mingham Riding academy and May
pole. All tickets sold for the previous
benefit which was postponed will be
good tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-05-14
BLOCK ATTEMPT
AT JAIL DELIVERY
FIVE NEGROES CHARGED WITH
MURDER HAD MADE PLANS AND
HAcksAW WAS FOUND ON ONE
PRISONER.

What is said to have been a well
planned jail delivery was blocked by
Wardens Robertson and Newman at the
county jail wednesday night, when five
negroes, all of whom are charged with
murder, are said to have been planning
to saw their way out OF the prison.
A negro trusty turned the plan up to
the wardens and it was understood that
the scheme was to saw out OF the jail
last night Certain actions of the pris-
oners aroused the suspicion of the inside
warden and he began an investigation.
Every indication tended to show that
the prisoners were ready for their des-
perate attempt.
The Ave negroes, VIII Buchanan, VIII
Graves, Robert King, Ed Howard and
Joe Mcdaniel, all alleged murderers. were
taken out to be searched and one hack
saw was found. 1t Is stated, however,
that the negroes had three saws, said
to have been smugsied into the jail In
one of the negroes shoe soles. The jail
authorities have not succeeded In locating
the other two saws, although minute
inspection of the jail has been made
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-05-14
TAR APPLIED TO
WEST END STREETS
PAVING WORK WILL NOW BE
RUSHED TO COMPLETION-PRO-
CESS is KNOWN AS "TAR-CAP
MACADAM."

The first work of applying the tar
to the new ebert paving being laid in
West End was started yesterday. The
upper end of Cotton avenue was the
scene of operations and about one block
was partially finished yesterday.
"Tar cap macadam' is the name by
which this pavement Is known. The road
bed is built in the usual manner Tor
constructing ebert roads, with the ex-
oeption that this work Is being heavily
constructed, both the Stag and ebert layer
being unusually thick.
Both the Stag and the ebert are well
rolled before the tar is applied, but
even with this the tar penetrates to
depth of several inches. A coat of screen
ings will be spread over the roadway
after the tar work has been completed
which will gradually wash off with the
rains, leaving a smooth, black street 1t
is said that the street will be very free
from dust when completed.
The work of completing Cotton avenue
will be rushed to completion, Mayor Nor
wood having issued instructions to the
contractors that 1t must be completed
without further delay.