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hlbited in England. but another inven- ton along the same lines Is also at tracting great attention abroad and k soon be brought ts this country and demonstrations made in several of the big cities. This Is the monoraii car constructed by Augustus Scheri. proprietor of the L0kalaazeiger. The system. which is known as the Schcri monoraiI. recently had is first public demonstration in Germany lt is cl- pablo of carrying quite as hcavy % ballast of passengers 0r freight as tl,' Brennan veLicie
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-06
HEw YORK HoRTlcULTuRIsTs

HEW YORK HoRTIcULTuRIsTs.
 ROCHESTER. N r.. Jan 5.-A large attendance marked the opening here today of the annual meeting Of the New York State Fruit Growers association The annual reports of officers occupied the forenoon session. This afternoon Professor H. II. Whet- gel of Cornell and Professor John r. Stewart of Pennsylvania State col lege addressed the meeting. In con. nection with the meeting there is an lahorate exhibition Of fruit from the Geneva experimental station and from the Agricultural college or Cornel university.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-06

aGUGiaAS J2s s-i Special. l-
 Hrank Watts vice prs-idest CT the Wheeler Lszs s0apSAy. accompanied by staatsz A. Hysr. president Of the same somRssy. s-r.Ves ia tse siiJ yesterday frem Hermosill0, Aexi- co. wkers tsey had beez 70 hold the annssI meeting Of the coRpsBy The meeeing resulted ia the reelection of the former officers. Che Of the i'm portaRy matters considered St the annual meeting was the consideration of rae proposition to subdiTide the large land holding Of the Wheeler company north of Nacozsri into small tracts and offev i, for sale to settlers ment GO those who may desire to en- gaze in the agricultural industry. These lands. are very fertile and there is water available for irrigation and an unexceiled market for every thing which rlisa; be produced.
 Messrs. Watts and Hyer left oR the trsis today for Nscozsri. and kr. liver will be shOwR over the property for a day before h- retGras is sis home iz the state Of Iowa.
 Ysquis are Peaceful
 Mr. wstts was somewhat surprised this morning when he read ss article dated a Tcmbsteac osAeerRisg sx peos~8 trOEbls ri,s tss Yxaui Iadisas in sessrs znd was yissrsas ia ss- nouneinE the story B. 2 Esunslsss piece sf he, air Thsce ia as ess more sszxfHsr uisA eoa sitisas is Ss- nors szxs NJ Watts ss he Rskss frasuest aFips to xerassiiio sss mskes t h<z sszxe.s ts kess sost sS on evsry ssza3do. uhish is ss}ezias- ed ta zffsot sss srsGsss sf Ess sssss in vkista ks is istsCsstes iarss3y. Sais ss skir nsrsiss us see lrtsrRs- tieHsl
 shsre ix ss feszdssiss whatever for she ressrt tast Ssysze is Sosers is expecting ussble with ts. fsqsi Indians. These Indians gre &t perfect peace and are pursuing their lAbors enerretieaily and have made progress in making homes sad improving their condition since the treaty of peace made with the Aexicag officials year ago today. They are oa perfect ly friendly terms uits both Ameri- cans and EeEie.aE. The Mexican officials have pr5sitNd lands to many of these indians zad supplied them with az~i-cs.u-s' equipment and ir cases ot U--sat need have provided food and c-o-aiaz. Both tse Indians and McZicaas have observed every condition Of tas trsaty Of peace and all are gettiss sloa: smiesbly and are growing ia prosperity.
 or course iJ is all right te print news about tn. Taalis whenever there is anything Of interest to be said about them, whether that he in connection vita threatened war ol in connection With their industry and prosperity. but there should be the exercice Of care in publishing stories ebout threatened Yaqui troubles wheI there is no foundation for them These reported alarms on account O Yaquis do much harm 10 sonora an everyone having interests there D, soaring away czpiLa! and labor rC quired for the development Of th country. Recent stories about a prol ability CT YaqIi troubles are ridicg lous to everyone acquainted with th present peaceful and prosperous COT
 ditions in Sonora
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Arizona : New Mexico
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Little Stories
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SENATOR HER N x A \ Do D k
 SOTO MONEY, who was recently selected To succeed Ssislior Culi,el's0n AS the leader of the aisorily ia the Sen ate. iE s native of htssissivp where he was bsrs Ia n si2eE csHsfy is 1SJs. Er was edu- entsS al ise JniTeF
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-06
YAQUl ALARMS FALSE SAYS
 WATTS

WHEELER LAND COMPANY WILL DIVIDE ira LAND HOLDINGS Ik- TO SmALL TRACTS AS 4 MEANs OF ENCOURAGING SETTLERS ArHp AGRICULTURAL INDUS TRY.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-06

sIs oRe is trss1 tAr New York Life Saving association. lt was Eiyea fer the rescue Of two B~n in SJorlH ih March. 1869. A hey fourteen years elt started ro take TWO soldiers to Fort Adams The boat WAS upset and the boy droWDed Miss Lewis launched her boat and rescued the two soldiers
 Again. ia 1882 she Pulied two men oEt sf the ice. and iu sii she has saved eiShises from drowning. Congress voted her a medal in 1881, the hasss ohusetts Humane society gave her sn- other. officers and soldiers at the fort subscribed puEse. and the citizens of Newport have at times recognized her services in substantial ways.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-06

Red Cloud. the famous Indian cbief wbe died recently. was a wonderful man in nss day He was the tcrcest. most biocd thirsty and most capable leader of the red men oE the plains during the thirty years of his warfare against tbe white people. Beginning life as young unknown brave. with out follower. he fought his way up. ward until at the age of thirty years he was the leading chief of the Sioux and was the war commander of 2O.0eo braves.
 In the summer Of 1902 Red Cloud
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-06
Some New
 Inventions Talked About

~AHAT airships are to play an im- portant part in future wars has
 long been believed by students
 ef military science. znd experi- meRts are being constantly sssde te perfect guns fiat win destroy an ca emy iE tks air. Aseh ssccessfnl wsrk ln this direction sss been desc abrsss
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-06
The Sparkling Beauty

of our iswsir~ sppssls irresisetsly te za wenss sss sost ns2 And with reason. Fer sae keests is bast sf xsss quality ss well as appearance We iavite you es soTae 2ad see sEr display. II you have the making ei gift i. mind you will fnd suitable
 jswelry here st price as low a. honest quality win permit
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-06

aty gf h tsSissipp Is lawyer snd plauisr aHs served iE the Confederate xrzsy fl'oH. sss bsgiR- eiag ef the war aHfil lsSi wkeD he vas fercea te retire from service by defective sys<igkt Bs has leRs been 4 IReElbsr of congress. serving is The kous~ Of representatives iR. the Forty fourth. Foriy-hfih FOrty-Sixth. Forty seventh. Forty eighth. Fifty-third and Fifty fourth congresses. lie becuune q isember of th@ ssnate ia ISatG. and his present tera ends March 3l. 1911.
 Some good stories are related of ibe senstor Tom the Bayou State Once s physician told Mir. Money to stop sinok iug. Two days later the doctor hap ljsn-d To he in ths capitol and went mic the MississippisD's committes room 10 pass the time of day. As b. entered be noticed the Senatsr sitting back ia his chair with his feet on the desk zne huge cigar in k&S aIeuth.
 Here. scRztor." hs said. ''l thought l t0iS ysu 10 quit that
 Quit whnt:" asked Mir. Msney is Esiia ssrpTise
 N8y. geH SUekAnE tobASSe.
 ''Tssaeee. 1sH. Why. Ey dear dee tex, 1 xs ser sss.E tsbases I az aers1y smoking z,ciEsr given ne sy ss sfsee seeker l txrssd dows."
 Mics lea Bsws vhe WAS recently ss>sssS aB hsssxzry zanbsC of sss Nsrpuf fa>ae elss. ksss sks AEss we@nz ~ As ar~x hsssEs1 i- zzswa ssssesheat sss xsr2s rsr ser nzar krase dssAz sf h<r<i~n. zas s ssl;ss r&s ~ax.ss nszHsF sf ka<eziss Fer nzrs ssss eharsv y~srs k2sw i.svs sss sesz sne ks~sr sf I5z.- Rs<k aEtst A~ss~. sF Sswysrt snu wss. q skfss ksSpsS her ts4ss<r St r<es vous sue essah.g sis vs<a he osss
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Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-06

A Rew inveniioH iE sbssrvatiss tsr CTS that is arousinx nuch interest ia army circles throughout the world is shown in the accompanying iilustrs tioa Like fouanis from s bsssz the Heu nteei mast. called FsRifns. raises in few aisstss frez iis esse to height of ever ehsrty yards. sss this priseiple will zHsu s.ss sis@sr nlashs ts be built.
 tEhe new patent kas rsreisu saised all tsrIaer iissr ef sozperra. sucs maxtx end h sessss7Esssd osntrars ts
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-06

Much has been written recently about the Brennan gyroseope car being ex-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-06

reeaEtly and oEe of tse latest iavrS tiohs Is shown iE tse secOispa ying nlustrs ton The sstoGobile iz proTia ed with aa engine of ffty horsepo wer- which gives the car an average speed of seventy-two miles ss hour All foSr wheels ste propslles Sc rhs unevsa ground and steep srAds< csa be over come. When \ shot is Bred struts are placed Hnder the plstfOrm ts relieve the wheels sud axiss.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-06
@RT. Felix Govrs0d'S Oriental h Cream or Magical BSautifi9r

Removes I'm. Pimpies. frsckies. Moth faiches. Rash, and sam Diseases,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-12-08

several times during the .past' summer
and fall and likes the place very
much.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-12-08
FRANKTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Triggs were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Il. Noble Sunday.
Mrs. McKittrick has been the guest
of her sister, MRS. J.W. Dickenson, for
the past week.
f. o. White of Ruthton, is assist
ing j. X. Phillips in his mill on Phelps
creek.
The Stanley-Smith Lumber Co. are
building and repairing their floom pre-
paratory to opening work early in the
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCuistion are
again settled at Ruthton after more
than years absence. Welcome back,
John.
VIM. Trigg, who recently purchased
the Scott Boorman place, is making a
great showing in his remodeling of the
place. He is having the timber cut
and other clearing done. He plans to
make hay farm out of the place.
Owing to the illness in Rev. Parson' s
family there was no preaching at Ruth
ton Sunday. Sunday school was held
as usual. We all sincerely hope that
his family will rapidly improve in
health.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-12-08
CASCADE LOCKS.

II. N. Taylor has accepted a position
as superintendent -of the construction
of the City Reservoirs at Mt. Tabor
just out of Portland.
J. w. Buttz has been appointed the
successor of r. G.. Connor as lockmas-
ter at the canal here and the family is
occupying the former residence of the
Connor's.
Miss Jennie Olin was home from
Portland to spend Sunday with her
grandmother.
Henry Goyette died Wednesday af-
ternoon at o'clock. Funeral services
were held in the Methodist church
Thursday afternoon and the remains
taken to Portland for burial. Mr..
Goyette, formerly of Lacrosse, Wis,
came to the Locks in 1906 and was in
the employ of the Wind River Lumber
Co., as captain of their tow boat, the
Lacrosse, until the summer of 1905
when he received his first stroke OF
paralysis, which rendered him unable
to keep his position. This was fol.
lowed by another stroke shortly before
his death. Complications of dropsy
ands Bright's disease set in and he
died shortly after.
Mrs. +. Alwick entertained the EN-
broidery club Friday afternoon.
Mrs. J. 2. Lucas, Miss Erma YetticE
and Miss Bertha Hendrick were il
Hood River Friday night to hear "Tht
Vision Of Sir Launfal" read by the
class of Miss Melissa Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Temple, of White Sal
mon, are spending a few days here
visiting Mrs. Temples uncle, Altert
Kelly. Mrs. Temple was formerl,
Miss Evelyn Corlett, of the Locks.
Turner Leavens, of Portland, visite,
the Locks last Friday and Saturday.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-12-08
WHITE SALMON
tFrom the Enterprise

A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
McHan at Bingen one day last week
Mrs. G. M. Russell was a visitor in
Hood River Friday.
T. ]. Lindsay has closed the Maple
Hotel at Bingen, and gone to Van
couver to open up in business.
French Stahler and family, former
proprietor of Hotel Washington, have
returned from their visit at Great
Falls, Montana. Mr.. Staber may
again become permanent citizen of
this place.
Theodore Shepler was at Goldendale
on Mt. Adams Electric Line business
He always reports progress on the
road, but he ought to be encouraged
by everybody, for the line will be the
big thing for the whole country.
"a. II Jewett and wife went to Pasco
Monday night on business. Mrs.
Jewett Ehas been very much discom-
moded Of late on account of burn
which laid bare the knuckle .of her
hand.
Robert Fordyce, whose Young
orchard is near Husum. offered to pay
four bits for every worm found in
the orchard. 1t was a safe offer, FLOR
he had to pay only fifty cents; one
measly worm was found.
Until further notice, Father Roman,
of Hood River, will hold mass in the
White Salmon Studio the second Sun
day of each month, beginning next
Sunday. December II.
Mr.. Brown, from Ohio, who has been
touring the west and looking for in
vestments, was in White Salmon
again this week. He has been here
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-12-08
THANKSGIVING In Manila.

The Government transport Dix ar
rived at Manila with its Thanksgiving
dinner for the soldiers. On the boat
there were 30, 700 dressed turkeys. DO
barrels of cranberries, 600 pounds of
mince meat and $4,000 Oregon apples.
Every thing was the best to be had
in the market. The Thanksgiving
ship having fulfilled its mission, the
transport officials are getting ready to
dispatch Christmas ship from San
Francisco. This will carry Christmas
and New Years repasts to the soldier
boys in the PHILIPPINES, also thousands
of Christmas presents from friends and
relatives in the states. All presents
will be shipped free across the Pacific
by the Government. Expressage must
be paid by the sender to San Francisco.
The quartermaster at that point will
forward the shipments to the islands.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-12-08
MOSIER.

Mrs. A. E. Voigt left for Portland
the last Of the week.
Miss Mamie Howard, of Hood River
valley, was visiting Mrs. Jno. Daven-
port this week.
L. X. Webb came up from Portland
the last of the week, visiting friends
over Sunday.
Mrs. A. H. McLane is enjoying a
few day vacation from her duties at
the depot, part Of the time being spent
in Portland.
Mrs. E. f. Masten left this week for
Spokane, where she will remain most
of the winter.
Mrs C. G. Nichol and little daugh-
ter, Mildred, returned Tuesday even
| ing from an extended visit with rela-
tiyes in Kansas and California.
A number of prominent Mosier citi-
zens attended the Apple Show at Port.
land. Mosier was awarded some OF
the prizes.
Miss II. Chatfield closed her three
months term of school last week, in
| the Grose district.
Mrs. S. M. Payne left Monday for
her home at Red Bluff. Cal. She will
visit relatives near Turner, Amity and
probably McMinnville, Ore, before
continuing on her homeward journey.
Mrs. Jno. Wellberg accompanied her
aunt, Mrs. Payne, as far as Portland.
II. H. Smith has just completed a
nice modern five room residence on his
homestead south of Mosier. One feat
ure of the dwelling, which no doubt
will add comfort beyond telling, is the
large fireplace, for which the brick
was burned by Mr.. Smith on the home
place.
Mrs. T. w. DeBussey has her new
residence near completion.
Miss Belle Johnson was passenger
for Hood River on the early train
Monday morning.
Members of the Mosier Commercial
Club held a smoker, Monday evening,
enjoying few social hours.
W. f. Husky has improved suffi-
ciently to be moved out to his home
south of Mosier a few miles.
C. A. Hage came up Monday from
Portland to spend a few days with
Mosier friends.
G. A. MacCargar came up from
Portland Monday evening to be present
at the social meeting of the Com
mercial Club. Other Portland gentle
men were also present.
in. Mosier is having some grading
and street work done.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-12-08
PINE GROVE

The committees appointed for ar
ranging the Christmas program, are
getting busy, and the children ARE
looking forward to the usual enter
tainment and Christmas tree.
The Sunday school convention held
last Friday and Saturday at the
Christian church in Hood River, was g
success, so far as the program was
concerned, but owing to the weather,
the attendance was not large. Die
you know there was Sunday school
convention? Would you have gone,
had you knownH II you were moi
there you missed some good things.
Plan to 20 next spring. The place
chosen is Odell, and the program will
no doubt be fine one.
Tomorrow evening, December 9, al
the Pine Grove school house, there will
be a special meeting of tax payers to
levy the assessment for school pur-
poses. You were not in attendance at
the meeting called for that purpose
last year, hence we must raise enough
for the two years expenses. Don't
forget the date.
The East Fork Irrigating Co. will
hold stockholders meeting next Sat
urday, December 10, at pm, at the
Commercial Club rooms, and all inter
ested should be represented either in
person or by proxy. This is an i'm
portant meeting.
Rev. Mr.. Crenshaw is giving us
some good sermons, and should have a
larger congregation.
Mrs. Redfeld, formerly of Pine
Grove, but now living in Odell, has
been the guest of Mrs. Ben Lage.
Fred Browne is visiting Mr.. Nc
Claim.
l.. G. Sonneman spent few days OF
last week in Portland, and saw the
apple show.
John Hayes, of Seattle, who made a
flying trip to sHood River in October,
and was here less than day, was so
favorably impressed not only by our
beautiful valley, but by the fruit as
we'll, has become booster for Hood
River.
If the young man from 0dell who
found the rancoat on the main road to
town, about three weeks ago, will call
up 2Ol2K, he will learn who the owner
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-12-08

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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-12-08
BARGAIN in Land.

Ten acres, White Salmon, three miles
up valley on river; eight in cultivation,
half in Spitz and Newtowns, peach filters
two years old. Strong growth, Two
springs best water, deep, sub.irrigated
red shot soil, no stones. Fine garden
without irrigation, Log house. Trout
fishing and water power, Four year
orchard joining held at $1,000 per acre.
$2S0O cash takes this now. No bargain
to touch this in whole valley. Act quick,
A. l., COLDER, The Dalles, Ore, owner.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-12-08
Perigo q Son


The Dalles, oregon, October 81, 1910,
Notice is hereby gwen that the State OF
oregon has He'd in this Office its application,
No. ,07624 10 select under the provisions OF the
Act Of Congress of August II, 1913, and the
Acts supplementary and amendatOry thereto,
The SWl.NEl,, Sec. 30 I. 1, n r. 9 f.. W. NJ.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
lands describe or desiring to object because
OF the mineral character of the land, or for
any other reason, tothe disposal to applicant,
should file their atlidavits OF protest in this
1910 c. W. MOORE,
nl0d22 Register.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-12-08
An ENJOYABLE Concert.

The concert at the Commercial Club
under the direction of the men of the
Unitarian church was success both in
the artistic presentation, and in the
enjoyment of the audience. Every
musical number seemed especially
adapted to the kind of concert given.
and the character of the audience, and
the rendition was exquisite.
The skirt dance by Elda Jackson and
Julia Creighton added touch of grace
and beauty that left little more to be
desired. The Magic, and the farce,
with its chief actors, the Bull Terrier
and the Baby, supplied the contrast
and amusement, that made the long
evening enjoyable to the end.
The men of the Unitarian church ex-
press onbe more their appreciation OF
those who made this occasion so enjoy
able and dignified. Appreciation alsC
is due those who made possible SC
pretty and suitable place in which tC
hold such concert and for the quiet
which reigned in the billiard room
The number present on such rainy
evening indicates that love of art ant
music is still alive in Hood River.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-12-08
A Household Medicine

To be really valuable must show
equally good results from each member
of The family using it. Foley's Honey
and Tar does just this. Whether for
children or grown persons Foley's Honey
and Tar is the safest and best for all
coughs and colds. G., G, plath.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-12-08
Earn An Orchard.

Hood River orchard land for sale by
owner; choice ten acres 81 miles from
city, elevation about 600 feet, almost
level, red shot soil, two acres six-year-
old trees; balance raw state. Price
T,700, easy terms. To reliable party
will give work clearing and caring for
adjoining ten acres, amount to apply on
purchase price. Address P. o. Box lSl,
Portland, or phone A 1914.
Buy your butter, cream and milk
from the Purity Dairy Co, phone 6SL.
Milk depot, Davidson building.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-12-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
L, s. Land OfilCe Mt The DAlles. OTe0O

Department of the Interior,
L. s. Land ONCE at The Dalles, oregon,
october F., 1910.
Notice is hereby given that William c,
Smullin, OF Mt, Hood, oregon, who, on July g.,
1919, made Homestead entry No 05l22 for
NWASW4, WlaNWlt Section 9 and SWI 4SWl4
Section 4, Township l s., Range 10 r., VIII
annette Meridian, has filed notice of intention
TO make Final Commutatlon Proof TO estab-
lish claim to the land above described before
+, A, Bishop, a u, s, Commissioner, at his
office In Hood River, Oregon, on the l2th day
of December, 1910
Claimant names as witnesses: George W.
Dmmick, George kirkpatrick, Ernest V
Cramps and William s, Gribble all of Mt
Hood, oregon, C. W, MOORE
Mo as Register.
COLLECTORS NOTICE
The assessments for the year 1910 of the
Hood River Irrigation District are now due
and payable to the collector at his Office and
Will become delinquent ON the last Monday
in December next thereafter and unless paid
prior thereto per cent VIII be added to the
amount thereof. will be at my residence on
Wednesdays and at the Butler Bank on Sat
urdays from 10 A. NJ to 3 p. NJ.
l.. Il. DART, Collector.
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Lettuce at Greenhouse on Heights
Phone 2SAM.

Next Sunday evening at the 5 O'Clock
service in the Unitarian church, Mr..
Macdonald will speak on Giving
and will make brief reference to the
recent local newspaper article, "Busi-
ness Man has a Novel Experience.
The Washington times., 1910-02-14
HISTORIC CHURCH
WILL Be REMOVED
Old St. Matthew's TO Be Re
placed By Big Office
Building.

Within a month. old st. Matthew s
Church, which has been a prominent
landmark Of the central part OF the
city for more than half a century, VIII
be only matter Of memory.
In that time it VIII have been torn
down, its site 20 be used in the con-
struction Of a large, modern office build
ing by the Southern Building AssOcia-
ton, In which the Southern Commercial
Congress expects to have its national
headquarters
Workmeu commenced the tearing
down process early this morning. They
started in on The building adjoining the
old church on Fifteenth street, which
has been used IS the Southern CONNER
Cial Congress for more than a year, and
the building adjoining the church prop
eTtE on II street, which in recent years
mas been used as q fashionable tailoring
establishment for women
Charles H Durham. Of Chicago. who
designed the Union Station, has drawn
the plans Tor the office building and
the original idea Of having a large cen
tral tower has been abandoned.