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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-26
ENGINEERS NOT COMPLAINING.
Grand Chief Stone Says Brotherhood is
Not Askino WAGE Increase.

cleveland, March 26.-Grand Chief
Engineer Stone, of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers, said today that
no general movement was on foot by
the enginemen for wage adjustment
upon eastern railways.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-26
St. Loui. Grain.

81. Louis Grain.
st. Louis. March g
Whaat--Mav. 1.11x.
Corn-6s7s.
Oats-l3x.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-26

Hampton members In the festivities of
the OCCASION
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-18

re gadio de Guayama. asl como 2 la
provicion de las maquinas neeesarias
rias para las citadas obras.
FL Sr. del Vale Zeno. segun nues-
tros informes, mostro a una eminen-
te autoridad en- asuntos de ingenie-
ria de los Estados Unidos. los pianos
lie CONSTRUCTION Y c;:iclios de la obra
Despues dem datcn:ia estudio Y lm
seyeroan3ii:is. Fl n .s.. gro consult :
% feIieit6 81 -. Jei lie Zeao pcr
., trabejp, crni.iende ~ favorable
dlctamen aeerca lie Ia iaate la IN con
su'ia.
III ;inei de Gusyaala Sc cree &C.
s;..I.aeG,c lus es laa..a mas impor
tan;a ,;e i;,s elnprcn!jd.s en- ci pa;s.
,'.@.ia Il o.orcamientn del cnneaiso
Z. comic IA cunstruccn.n DE- IA oi,.a
i JOS in gem mS Vile Zeno. el ,.1nse-
10 eiecutivo p;tiio medic milion de
peso, nc iianza: Y esa fme prcsfada.
dee,oSps del impulse del rcgadio dc
uas ringae comarca del pals. como
ta.do - g'le al pals benehcie. por los
Si.s. /. GioTgetti V x. Delgado.
Ins sehores Jennings Y Burnups.
viaie. probabiemente ense-
g;iida para Gliayama.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-18
lNGRA10 SPORT De
PEDRO EN- PONCE
lie tenia como racion CO.
tidiana a Carmen varios
pescozones.
Colmada Ia nedida, Carmen SC
resjstio i seguir sumsndo J
fae donde eI juez para que
liquidar8 con Pedro.
Pronto saldra para Guayama
un magnifico teams a dis.
putar la copa sur.
De nuestro oorresponsal

Nov. l7.-Carmen Medina, ha
formulado denmcia ante ell juez mu
nicipal, contra su companero Pc dro
Rodriguez, por tener este por cos
tumbre darle como racion cotidiana
varios pescozones cuando deseaba
que su mujer obedeciera las oportu
mas ordenes que el lie daba.
Este sistema hacia tempo que Ro
driguez, 10 empleaba con su mujer
Carmen. pero aver fueron tantas las
bofetadas que lie do Rodriguez, que
ella Sc dispuso poner coto al in grato
sport y fuese donde el juez municipal
quien al yer la cara de Carmen en- ell
estado en- que la tenia ordeno un man
damiento de arresto contra Rodri
guez, para conducirle a la carcel y
castigarlo como merece.
Ell Sr. Benigno Barrio, acredita
do industrial de esta ciudad. dueilo
de 'La Caborojena' ha regresado
de Mayagiiez, donde fue con el pro
posito de abrir otro establecimiento
al igual de este. en- dicha ciudad.
FL proximo domingo Sc efectuara
en- Guayama, un grim desafio de ba
Sc ball, compuesto de TN gran cam
peonato de doce juegos. Ell team ven
cedor obtendra una copa que Sc LA
mara copa sur. La obra es caritativa,
pues los productos de las entradas
4 los juegos del expresado campleo1
nato sera dedicado a beneficio de la
iglesia parroquial, de aquella ciudad
FL primer juego 10 efectuaran los
teams "Aguirre' y "Guamani', este !
tltine ha sido organizado reciente
mente. La copa sera discutida entire
los team de la parte Sur de la isla. A |
juzgar por el entusiasmo que hay |
entire los amantes a este sport, queda
Ri muy lucido.
Aver Sc encontraba en- esta ciudad !
Fl Lcdo. Jose Coll-Cuchy, candidate
que fue a Ia ACADIA de San Juan.
por el patrtido unionista. Hoy re-
gresa a su residencia.
Juan Jucino Toro. natural de
Lajas. vecino de Ponce de 80
amos de edad soltero ha fallecido de |
tuberculosis en- el hospital Tricoche. |
Ell cabo de la policia insular ha !
arrestado al individuo Manuel R1aa
10. a qrii6n acusa su concubina Len
radia Coltn. de o. este lc Ii9 rn
iiena'. :, ,s,i:1o..:zo s"lsre III carr;ii
,easiona,,o este iToMenle for
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-18
.PER|T0S Y MAOUINAS
FARA EL TUNEL
Los Sres. Burnups y Jen
nings traba;aran en- aque.
las obras, bai;o la direc-
cion de los ingeniercs
Vale Zeno.
Estes perjtes i.sa trahaiado en-
Chile y lern y ell el tanel De
Hobokea y la Iinea subterra-
nea de Ia Sexta Avenida eh
Nueya York.
Las maquinas hacen eficien-
tes trabajos Ell obras de per
foracion, barrenos y extrac-
cion de materiales,

Los sehores Bonds Burnups dc
Chicago y A. J. .lenn.a gs de Filsdel
fla, han llegado & Ia isia con objeto de
prestar servicios en- los trabajos de
tunel que los in ngenieros Sres. del Va
lie Zeno estan construyendo en- Qua
yama y Patillas.
Ell primero, Mr.. Burnups, es perito
en- ell manejo de las maquinas Shovel,
y vino a la isla con objeto de traba-
jar en- las de esa clase, en- function en-
ell tunel. Ell Shovel funciona a vapor
y sirve para extraer materlales de
trituracion, con objeto de abrir ca
nlino. Mr. Burnups ha trabajado en-
Chile, PERT y otros paises.
Mr.. Jennin gs, vino para dlrlglr el
trabajo de los driles aparatos para
barrenos y perforaciones. En- ese ra-
mo ha trabajado durante algdn item
po, habiendo sido heading yore man
en- el tdnel de Hoboken, no hace mu-
chO termlnadO, que une New Jer-
sey con Nueva York, por debajo del
rio Hudson.
A este perito que tambien trabajo
en- la via subterranea de la SeXta Ave
nida en- Nueva York, le recomienda
ell superin tendente de la compania
de tuneles de Nueva
York, Mr.. A. C. Douglas; y tambien
ell assistant engineer encargado del
puente de Williamsburgh, de Nueva
York. 4 ambos les recomienda tam
bien Sr. +. Cesteros, puertorrlque-
no, del comercio de aquella cludad.
Ell tdnel en- construction en- Qua
wanna. va en- notorio adelanto, requie
re la aplicacion de maquinarias Gu
va tecnica necesitan peritos, y los Sc
1ores Jennings y Burnups vlenen a
mir SUI esfuerzo al de nuestros com
para lograr el pronto ter
nino de aquella obra.
Sin duda es ella una de las mas I'M
oortantes entire las realizadas en- el
oais, y en- ella probara el talento puer
.orriqueno su competencla para O.
oras de alta ingenieria.
Los ingenieros del Nalle Zeno tie
len. a SUI cargo la obra. Uno de los de
lie la 6rma. el Sr. Rafael del Vale lie
10. viajo recientemente por los Esta-
los Unidos 7 dedico mucho tempo a
studio de obras simila res a las de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-18

IN req,iero disguesto que tuvicron
las 8 de Ia nocne.
Ii dis...g,iida sehora .Amparo
Silva. espos4 del Sr. !.npusto Yor
C.al ':',nselsz. Sc encuen5-a desde
n.ce DIS ~fG.emente caierma. No
snsrl> sia.r!snlnte = oe-eamos sii
:,-5ss.:,t;;o y ;;1bleci.n;entc.
Aver .alls,'o en- siI resiielcia de
6ssa i;;1s.5. e ST. Rar,d... Rcdnr'lex
emY.eado = s-oith for.0-Rico Te
:epnoae & &c. Re.-Orda-..r ni.estuos
.ectores cue tstc s.. IL snnmcntos
en que sc ec,-ntra5s t-s.ns j.t;.,.o 81
un posie = x compel ea ura 'ie
las rslIes j. ss:a cIs;s.s.s.. s-;;r.5 uIsa
:reEnenda csii. del pyste. E.asszui
da Tue ;raslsdado poF crisnes de l.
oompania al hospital San Iucas. de
donde 10 trssladaron 4 su reside1
donde munro. Dsscsnse en- Paz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-18

do yo por su edad, apariencia Y es
plicacion, podia haber tenido escaso
conocimiento. Hasta el momento en-
que Sc le encontr6 en- el presidio, apa
rentemente Sc le habia tratado exac
tamente igual a un criminal de edad.
In conexion con Ia investigation de
este caso se descubrio que no era un
case aislado En- verdad, otros ninos
de menos sios Sc encuentran ahora
en- ell preside, en- un medic ambiente
y entire companeros de cuyas malas
lnfluencias dificilmente puede espe
rarse que ellos escapen.
Me parece que un procedimiento
como este que crea, en- vez de refor-
mar, criminnles y la ley que hace ESQ
possible 8 que 10 requiere. debe cam
hlarse de manera a. los jueces no so
10 tengan Ia mas ancha latiud en- el
tratamiento de ninos de menos de ca
torce amos de edad. sino que SC les
iexiia que ejerzan sus facultades dis
crecionales en- favor de la causa de
una buena ciudadania, mediante 81
iratamiento prudente y partenal de
cc9s nifios.
Re ha sugerido que Sc establezca
en Puerto Rico una Corte JuveniI
siguiendo el plan dc aquellas esta
hlecidas en- amos recientes en- varios
i.stados de la Union. cuvos buenos
eie.tos Sc han hecho scntr donde
quiera que Sc ha hecho el experimen
to. Pero en- vista dc las distintas con
dlciones aqui eNistentes Y del gasto !
que Sc incurriria en- ri cstablecimien
TO de una corte especial, pareceria :
mejor que se diese d las cortes mum
cipales Y juzgados de paz cualesquie
ra facultades que en- dereeho fueren
necesarias para que puediersn de
sempehar. en- sus respectIvas Juris
dicciones, las funciones de las tai
llamadas cortes Juveniles. Y de este
modo distribuir los beneficios del
sistema en- toda Ia isla.
Sinceramente reccmiendo eSta
prOblema 4 vuestra ciudadosa consi
ieTscion. Y para que indiqueis el pro
eedlmlento que. en- vuestra opinion
mpida Ia posibilidad de accion al
gina por psrte de nue>tra oarte>. Gu
a 'eniencia sea Ia production IL
.riminales de entire loS niiios de nues
tn pals
Para conrluir. rcrmi,idme expire
ar 81 gran placer que cXrerimcn,o
NJ FL lnteres general dcms'>;rs,io
n Il obra progreSiSra psrl Ii fual
n sido convoc4da "a .sni-rcnr.s
G1Tos Las srarl1s issr vImsFSa stem !
I'm. asi conn tamhan II Ar-err..v
neral por hahernie r-rls iaip y =,
'rlviieglo de pgesen,sElsc Aa.. ,
nos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-18

sidente 0tros que iiaser eStus!ios
acerca dc fortif:eac;on
Gran parte de /. rasa Sc mess-
ira severa Y sentehcs, = con al cg-a
mel Roosevelt. Alc pgr. <. -
liegan q los finite l. II ;sp.la. Il. ...n
do de ep:gE.laas v sareas;.:os 4!
hombre ql. h1 hace n.acno recihie-
ron, de v:.t.ia lie Afr:ea, tomo 4 un
heroe A n'.cLoS disc ]. RI uso G:
la exasersda sl,ira, Gi.-. l. "a list.
La crrlehiad conque a;,' aas p,;hE---
clones han tomato Ii d-taota
del homhre que mote, ; lps esp
clos porque defien.a iiherta-
des Y qgc q,ii-o d.. ;.cc.ones
lie gohicrio colonial 4 in .-i;.sa-
IRA. Desagra,la a mucin, il
poca generosidad con el venciio
preferirisn que e oome:...ra Ia 'cc-
ci6n que este pueblo ia !, in cariii.o
o a uno que pretende a,-r.o; lecci6n
eloeuente 4. dele >er ica..i4 en- cnen-
ia en- toda America ;arl ;;ie Sc Yea
como un gran pueblo echa fucra con
energia ei caudi:lismo. h..cicndoIs so
dlcar en- los comicios, para que pues.a
el pueblo eonsiderarse en- realida.!
pueblo sin amo.
Tn ealc'.lo circulado EN- Il prensa
fila en- 225 Il n;imeEo ie ,le.n5cratss
que formar&n "a camsra 4. represca- ;
tantes en- a rro,li,s iegis.ss,sTa. 90. /,
ira ISL replaAcs:.cs IN eI -ensro .
habra SO repGhlieanos : - denlSsrs- +.
tas- La msyoria de $ repubiicanos /
Sc considers tan ineficaz que no se
piensa tengs el gobiemo tampocc
un solido apoyo en- el senado. .
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-18

FL Attorney General de P Rice
! Lcdo. Brown levo en- la assmblea de-
jueves el siguiente discurso
"ores de la Conferencia: 1engo
verdadero placer en- daros Ia bienve-
nida a esta conferencia en- Ia que to-
man parte tantos jueces, fiscales Y
abogados de la Isla. Ello demuestra
que, tanto los tribunales como los le-
trados Sc dan cuenta de la importan-
cia v de la necesiad de una considera
cion cuidadosa de los asuntos que
han motivado Ia convocatoria para
esta conferencia Y nos es grato y
tenemos el placer de yer que conta-
mos con el apoyo y la cooperation
de todos aquellos que tienen su car
60 Ia administration de las leyes.
Ell objeto de esta reunion quedo
explicado de un todo en- la convoca-
toria por mi emitida hace pocos dias
y que los periodicos de la isla tuvie-
ron la bondad de publican, cuya cor
tesla les agradezco altamente. Sin
embargo, quizas no este demas decir
que en- mi opinion una de las cosas
que debe evitarse es ell tratar de to-
mar en- consideration Y recomendar
demasiadas enmiendas a nuestras le-
yes. No Sc espera que esta conferen-
cia entire de lleno en- un trabajo de
revision, sino que limitara SUI trabajo
a Ia consideration de aquellos cam
bios en- el Procedimiento civil Y
criminal que los Jueces, Fiscales y
Letrados de la isla consideren, pre-
via mutua consulta, de importancia
vital y que exigen consideration in
mediata por la Legislature. Y otra
cosa ademas que debe evitarse en- es-
ia isla, es que Sc hagan cambios en-
sus leyes substantivas. Las leyes re-
lativas a los derechos de propiedad,
y mas especialmente las leyes referen
tes al tftulo y dominic de bienes raj
ces, deben ser estables y no Zanzibar
Sc, excepto en- casos en- que Ia expe
riencia haya demostrado hacerse
Ia absolute necesidad del cambio. En-
10 que pueda hacerse, debemos noso-
tros permitir que estas leyes conti-
nuen como estan en- Ia actuahdad
sin hacer cambio alguno sino hasta
despues de Ia mas cuidadosa conside
racion.
Procedente de un pals donde el de-
recho comun de Inglaterra subsis-
te todavia en- gran parte y siendo
In gran admirador de aquel sistema
lie iurisprudencin, he estado intere-
sado en- ell trabajo realizado en- Puer-
% Rico durante los ultimos diez
aflos en- harmonizar el derecho CO.
MN con el derecho civil, hacienda
lie clio. como 81 dueramos, un nuevo
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-11-01
SYNDICATE

r. J Dewey has a position with the
Arlington Refrigerator Co.
Wilton Morrow was home from the
Vermont University over Sunday.
Misses Mae and IMra wyman have
returned from their visit in Freeport,
L. /.
Mrs. b. Henning Of Buffalo, n. Y,
is visiting her daughter Mrs. Harvey
Hayes.
Mrs. Bertha Abel OF Hoosick Falls
is spending a few days with her sister
Mrs. John Brant.
Ray Bentley, our town representa-
tive was at home part of last week,
returning to Montpe Ter on Wednes-
day.
Mrs Leroy Fitch. whose home was
in this town died at the home Of Mrs.
Mary McWain in Dorset Wednesday,
Oct 26 aged 50 years. Mrs Fitch
had been in poor health several years
About a year ago she fell from her
wheel chair dislocating a hip. Since
that time she was n great sufferer.
The funeral was held In the NJ h.
church here Friday. Rev. h. NJ Full
Ter Of Manchester conducting the SER
vice The interment was in Hillside
cemetery.
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FACE CLEARED BEAUTIFULLY
All Traces Of Acne are .Gone--Pos.
lam's Power Over All Skin Dis
eases

For six years had what some
skin specialists term acne writes
Miss Olive Brown, Buffalo, n. Y. 81
doctored with some Of the best ply.
siclans but instead OF improving Il
became worse used poslam faith.
fully and after month my face has
cleared up beautifully. without a sin
gle scar. However. | still continue
to use poslam as q cleanser and prev
enter and then, too, il has such a
soothing effect"
Poslam is probably the most wide
~ recommended remedy available to
the public. Any one will appreciate
why this Is so after sending to the
Emergency Laboratories, 30 West
Twenty-fifth street, New York City,
for a sample (malled free In plain
wrapper) and seeing It's work demon.
strated in the quick removal OF PIN.
pies, rashes, eruptlons undue red.
ness or in clearing the complexion
over night. Poslam should be used
whenever the skin ails. Worst cas-.
es Of eczema, letter, scabbes. itch
and like surface skin troubles yield
to Il readily itching being stopped at
once. Poslam is sold by all druggists
particularly w L. Gokay. In two 81.
zes. so cents and s..
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PERU

Mrs H. B. Tilden is spending a few
days in Boston.
Mrs. B. F. Williams has returned
from a weeks stay in Montpelier.
Mrs. NJ. b. Lyon has returned from
her visit with her children in Boston
and vicinity.
Robert Clement Mr. Ross and Mr.
Sherman, who have been camping in
town, have returned to their homes in
Rutland.
Alfred NJ. Best of New York was in
town on business recently. His car
penters have begun repairing the j..
II. Whitney house.
Miss Ella Batchelder attended the
meeting of the Teachers Association
in Burlington last week and also Wis
tied her sister in Rochester.
The woods around Bromley noun
tain are full of hunters this week.
Twenty licenses have been issued by
the town clerk during October.
Bromley Grange viii hold a special
meeting on Wednesday evening for
the purpose of comforting the Ord and
4th degrees on a class of six After
the work is finished supper will be
served.
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MANCHESTER CENTER

Miss Stella Provan spent Sunday
at home.
A. H. Botsford was in Rutland Sat
urday on business.
The Junior Auxiliary will meet
with Miss May Wilson Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bell returned
Saturday from their wedding trip.
St. Margarets Guild will meet with
Mrs. Henry Manley Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. John Stockwell and daughter
Mrs. Byron Eldred spent Saturday in
Rutland.
Mrs. John Dimond who has been
visiting friends in Londonderry has
returned.
Mrs Charles Bond who has been
spending few days in Rutland has
returned home.
Rev. Arthur c. A HALL bishop Of
Vermont will visit Zion church Mon
dow November 9Th and connrm
class.
Rev. Taylor, former rector OF St.
James church in Arlington was
euest OF Rev W. Fl and Mrs. Bam-
ford Sunday.
a harvest supper will be given by
ST. Margarets guild of Zion church
at the rectory Thursday November 8
from to s o'clock. All are cordially
invited
The Christian Endeayor society Of
The Baptist church viii hold a corn
social in the yestry Of the church on
Friday, November II. All are cordi-
ally invited.
Mrs. Edna j. Jewett OF Swanton,
Vermont department president of the
W. r. c will inspect Skinner w. Il.
c. Thursday az 2 O'Clock. Dinner
wi be served at . o'clock
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Working rlen
Here Is Helping Hand-A Newton
Woman's Experience

You know just how It is yourself
when you are tired out perhaps
little run down. aud hardly able TO
drag around, life IS burden. you are
irritable, nervous, depressed and
every little task seems like a noun
tain,
Miss Katherine Burns OF Newton.
Mass, ys:-"About six months ago
was in a run down condition and
my blood was very poor had TAX.
en- several medicines prescribed by
physicians but they seemed to do me
no good. Finally Ninol was recon-
mended aud from the first bottle
noticed a great Improvement have
taken six bottles and | feel as well
as ever and would recommend Vim
oil TO anybody needing a good tonic to
build them up and make them
strong eve guarantee this testlmo-
NAL TO be genuine)
We want TO ask every woman who
finds herself I'm this condition TO try
Vinol, our delicious cod liver and
iron tonic, without oil. with the under
standing that their money will be re.
turned II Il does not help them.
We know Ninol will create an an.
petite, aid digestion. make pure. rich.
blood and In this way build up and
strengthen the rundown. overworked
nervous system. You take no chan.
ces. Try it.-Wm. L. Goliay. Drug.
gist. Bennington, VI.
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MANCHESTER DEPOT


Robert Anderson Jr., is assisting in
the postoffice.
Senator F. c. Archibald was home
ever sunday.
Mas Eva Sreeter Of East Dorset
sgcr sunday in town.
Two deer were seen in our village
early Saturday morning.
Miss Ruth Walker is clerking in
the Blackmer Cos --ore.
Two persons were baptized in Zion
church last Sunday evening.
Union service at the Baptist
church last Sunday evening.
Bishop Hall expects to visit Zion
church Monday evening, November T.
A. II. Pettibone has been confined
to the house with the grip for week.
st. Margaret's Guild meets with
Mrs Henry Manley Tuesday after
noon
st. Margaret's Guild will serve a
New England supper at the rectory
Thursday evening.
Special communication of Adonir-
am lodge No ~ +. and A. NJ, Thurs
day evening to work the + c. degree,
Miss Chapman who has been
spending the summer at II. i. Adams
returned to her home in Ohio this
last week.
Fred Wright who has been living
at the toll gate has moved to the
Center. James Fleming is going to
be gate tender.
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gets a wound from a lnrgP birds beas.
tumbles down the broader steps OF
falls our Che front door. blood starts
or there's o toe wiggles like worm;
the murderers grab the victim and
drag him to death
Tender quilts are pulled. and he
bleeds. His foot web is punched care
lessly. and he tracks blood He gets
food on his feet Beef scrap. cut bone
aud raw meat are left where be tramps
on Them aud carries them on his toes
aud when these things happen he is
mobbcd
Sometimes insects aud worms are
scarce or he is penncd MP ann is fed
no meat product His system Graves
IT, lie gets blood crazy. and some
chick becomes a martyr
We watched this MP. but by taking
precautions now seldom lose "A chick
these dead ciicSs are sometimes not
seen They are blown and chicks eat
them and get llmberneck
They are unohserved under movers.
Chicks sleep in The foul stencil and die
like dies
Fowls crave meat They thirst for
blood 1t should be satisfied by a
meat food
If you don't believe this next time
you cut your finger let the chicks have
chance az it II this craving hasn't
been supplied the little bloodhounds
will try 10 swallow your finger whole
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MURDER IN The CHICK COOP

It's seldom mother hens chicks eat
each other alive The dead one In the
picture got MIXED on mammas went
to steep in the wrong feather bed, and
the next morning the Old hen bit him
and drew blood. and her chicks chew
ed him dead
Brooder chirks are crack caunibals,
and the White leghorn is the Bloody
Mary OF them all
Why is 1t anyhow
Well here's onr guess for what its
worth 4 chick pulls or his toe nail In
q crack. cuts himself on Il wire screen,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-11-01

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10 be- free. johnson
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-03
A RIGHT VETO.

Mayor Brausford s veto of the pro
service Of the Federal Government and
Salt Lake City, is sound from every
standpoint. Under that contract the
city would surrender large power, give
up the control of its own property, al
low the installation of the very thing
in Parley S canyon that it paid thou
sands Of dollars TO get rid of, incur
what might be very heavy expense.
and allow an arbitrary control of the
Salt Lake watershed that might easily
be exceedingly uncomfortable and even
Il severe affliction as in the years gone
by.
The contract leaves the forestry serv-
ice free to do pretty much everything
il likes in the watershed and shuts the
city out except by permission of that
service. II is doubtful if the city would
be allowed TO use its own water power
under the contract, but there is no
doubt that the forestry service could
install a power plant in spite Of The
city, and even derive revenue from IL.
But the city would not be allowed, ex
cept on receiving permission after ap-
plication, to enjoy what is now its own
undisputed property that it can do with
as it plcases. 1t is pretty much a one
sided contract, the city receiving doubt
full benefit and paying large cost for it..
IF the city wishes TO demonstrate the
possibility OF growing trees in these
canyons by an experiment Of planting
an acre OF trees here and there, il can
do il at far less expense than il would
be liable for in this contract, and il
would have the whole matter within
lis own jurisdiction.
A number of the members Of the
Council who voted for this measure ex.
plain that they voted for IL on state.
mentS of others as TO what the contract
provided rather than on an examina-
tion of the contract for themselves An
examination of the contract, however.
viii clear away the erroneous interprc
tations of il which they received, and
these, as well as those who might have
been opposed 10 the contract in the first
place, knowing what il provided. will
be glad of the mayors interposition,
IT was good veto.