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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-09-22

sAkER PROVED THAT FACT ~
The RESULTS.
HoId Rlbsy's" Production Possibly naa
for the Consumers, but They
Could Not Help From
Eating H.

Ola Morley half 3 century ago was
feputed the only town IN the county
where q selfrespeeting housewife
might IN case Of unexpected company
exc out her supply d cake. pie Or
cookies By purchase instead o. Dor
rowing. Elsewhere one must resort
70 the nelshbors. TO buy bakers
trash was 70 incur stigma never
forgotten. Bat Josephua Robinaon.
the Morley baker better known iFon.
ically because Of his rotund form AZ
cold Ribsy'-was . master Of he
oven whom not even the most expert
enced and able housewife might wise
~ scorn.
Only once. indeed. vas his supefia'
tive product nouted. Young AFA
Tinkley. Lorenzo Tinkiey'a ambitious
bride. had been q notable cook IA The
town from which 10 brought her. she
boldly sverred that Ola Rlbsy's
'rhymedFuls ordination cake"-the
richest. choicest and most famous
cake on bis list-could not compare
With the oFdination cake she vas her
self accustomed % compound. ~
Hartlnsale'a recipe.
brought from England.
Her boast vas repeated % Old Rib
". who listened NapeFtufbed. OnlY
lfter many rspetilions vas hs sun
sienily moved from bis e0mf0Fiable
saim % oasF q F8iolnder
Well BE- drawled af Last. Z
,in't q doubt Mis- Tinkley's a. exlry
rood cook. an 40 most Ike uaa her
iran'na HaFtlngale before her. Nor
Iint saying that cake q hers nin't an
airy good cake. Give credit where
'rsdit's due. says I. an everybody I've
~ aboaf that cake says It's gooi-
But likewise theT teii me they
|asn't buf iesl take q leeniy plece an
few nIbblsa. because they splcions1
lrat taste twas TOO rieh 70 b. whols-
ONE. Yes. ctr. and naFy one helped
wicel
Nos. SOS ny ordinafion cake Too
ieh % b. uholeaoms. moren = mossel
= %. buf uhen folks have saTored
heif first bite they dont remember.
warn en- fair. Bat thsy donr rsmem.
o.. they Just eat
-When Mis- Tinkisy can Plat % a.
iany COLES an dyspepsya foliowinE a
arty with her cake A. Doctor PED.
'y1l testify having ieaded afiar oas
Iith mine. why. mebbe fIl hist NJ
~ 70 GsAn'ma Hartinsais an retire
ION bunlness.
Yes. tir. ! always wnea ga talar
,od fur their stummlcks-l van 'em
~ whan they order. bot theY fast
~ have r.
doctor Pedley a. ne. ws'vs oflea
'nfabbed tosether about M foolinh.
lss q folks n sfuasng richnesa. All
Il any fool Teller waits % maka
mself sick. there aint anyfhing mere
uih while doin' Il for than NJ
ymed-ruie crdinaiion caks. 70 - aay
.--Icufh'n Composites.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-09-22

Wishbones have found q more sr.is.
"a mission thhn enabling romantic
young persons to tell which one = -.
Ing to set married nrnt A rlhf'o.
trimmed bor containing Is wishbones
vas sent from . boarding. house ~
New York hospital ward the ofhsr
day.
The children down there make fur.
niiure out Of them. said the ei~rr
The nurses keep those that 49, ~.
to ST up IN bed busy At somstbtng
part Of the time. They make h,nne
littl9 houses and the furniture ~
.hem. In fashloning the fsrni,,,r.
hey ind the wishbones esuecIsiiv
ldaptable. 20 anybody who ~ ontv
ne price Of q chicken can Al 49,,
'elp the hospitals along 70 the sreent
4 . wishbons.-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-09-22

rushed down the stairs. ] was IN the
hall when Annie fell and Doherty was
with me. and he came right up here
after we'd carried Annie to her room.
That was the only time the hail was
alone
How long did that take you. Do
herty p asked Johnny Johnson OF the
newspaper coterie. He was thinking
that the Coroner was a shade too judi
cial and prosy about the inquiry.
some six minutes or So slowly an
swered Doherty. Mrs. OBSTETRICS a
weight to carry; she's pretty fat. you.
know. lately. Her room. toe. it's clear
back on the second foor
They read the letters aloud. The
enterprising newspaper boys had al
ready had them photographed 80 that
their papers might reproduce them
The longer OF the two was undated.
the other bore date Of eight months
previous In mid-August and ran:
-Cerisse Dear-Heart OF mine. ]
have 50 longed for a letter. Do you
sim refuse to remember3 WIN you
not forgive or must I die without word
or sign from your Forgive me. Cerlsse.
dear. forgive me-
The other. couched more formally.
though IN the same writing. read:
~Cerisse-So the wander-lust stin
pervades your hearth Can you calm
your restless mind and soul and body
sufficiently long to realize that home.
husband. children and the develop
ment OF womanhood.s ideals Il the |
1.-THE life exacts from each OF your
sex9
You must pay now. Cerisse. or pay i
At the end II you defer payment OF
your Indebtedness to the scheme % all
creation tn the end you win ind the
interest hard 70 handle. I shall ap-
peal no more Entreaties do not
move you Neither do threats and
commands are naught 70 you. But let
ne impress one thing upon you II
Fou do not return 70 me before the
irst OF the coming year. I will XIII
'0u- Do you understand what mean
When write this2 have never
eemed able to make you comprehend
nything have ever written or said
-ou won't understand this. you won't
ealize that you win be dead. murder
d. before the blossoms weight the
II you sfin persist IN absent
e yourself from H
Seems to me that H. whoever H
i must have been intoxicated. de-
lnged or doped on his correspondence
purse whispered Larry Morris to
city Lancey.
-Oh. don't joke replied Betty. I
How can you AZ such timer Such /
sautiful woman a. she was. too. Ia Z
ave loved 70 have seen her as she
lust have been when she was alive Z
Death from causes unknown Prob I
by heart failure superinduced By q
ight.@ came the Coroner's verdict Z
This ulfimatum disposed OF the .
,dy. which was buried next day. But .
didn't OF the Monster. That was :
a cage in the municipal geological
Irdens. snarling. whining and max .
& the hours hideous. And II didn't a
sposs OF the story That went fash /,
g around the world on the wires. o
lille newspapers the country over v
lied the scent to track the greatest
ime mystery Of the age q
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-09-22

| asmnepv Aaoraa the sea 8ueh Hsee~
aom nna nIany Opportunities.
For the woman Burma u a verilable
heaven on earth. No country else
where Furnishes her more freedom,
more opportunity. Even occidental
countries cannot vie with Burula IN
this respect. Mrs. Burma ouishinea
everybody and everything Moreover,
she "a ubiquitous. the Southern Work.
man says.
You ind her here. there and every.
where. You stop az the leaeiry store
containing millions OF dollars worth
Of pearls and rubies and precious
stones. and the person In charge OF
the establishment Is a woman. The
salespeople are also women. You 20
20 a frultsland and Il Il a woman Who
owns and conducts Il and sells you
banana or q mango.
At railroad stations a Burmese wo-
man sells you the tickets and a fair
daughter Of the land Is ready 10 take
your dictation and do your typeWrit-
Ing Il you are looking for an amanuen-
ils. The Burmese woman Il not only
an efficient business woman but a
good mother. Her duties a. mother
md merchant do not interfere with
zach other IN the slighieat degree.
Added 70 her superior intelligence
no Burmese woman has good looks.
She has eyes Of a deep liquid black /
" brown bordering on black The
orehead Is usually high and well oh
q out and there u a purity Of e.
lresslon about the face. Her head IL
wal and shapely. this effect being
heightened BY the manner IN which
he dresses her hair IN q big knot
a top OF her head Her dress =
rhite. with q tightatting jacket With
arge sleeves: the lover part Of the
ody Il covered b. . bright silk petit.
oak. which also Il tight nttinE and
izplayn the figure Ike . modern
heath skirt
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-09-22

Former Judge James rawrn...
coined q new word IN an address -
The circuit court the other dav ~
vas trying 70 show the improbahs,,s :
OF the situation Or Of the clrr,.,..
stances that had been set forth ~ ~ y,
opposition. After an elaborate rsv,s~
OF the evidence. he said.
y DO not need 70 point OUT "a 49,.
donors the absolute lmpr6babnll, ~ -.
% say impossibIIIty. Of any sncb 49,,
: s.ans . obtaining IN the case now ~
hearing. Cleveland Leader -" ~
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-09-22
CHAPTER ".


Early next morning Larry Morris
sat in Ls Roy's cafe. an ali night res
taurant and rendezvous OF the news
paper men. industriously disposlng Of
a roast beef sandwich
Larry's forehead was twisted into
half q dozen corrusations. He was
hoping none Of the boys would come
in tin he had got this Wayne story
little clearer IN his head Larry ana
two photographers had made three
trips out to the Park to see the awful
Thing which some apt reporter had
christened the Man-aperiIla.
One By one the boys came froopfne
in And the Wayne murder was the
topic OF the night
I'll tell you what Il f.. boys said
Hank Smith. That -Aperilla la
half-human and I know II. When
those white and black eyes were turn
er upon me felt my soul crawl out
from under me. and was left there
hanging in space Tell you what Il Il.
there's a story there"
cut It. Hank. cut it, called utfle
John Johnston, the best
police reporter IN town. Here. Ma
mie.~ to the waitress. bring Hank
some eatings 50 the rest OF Us can
AXE q rubber az the conversational |
game- Wasn't that girl q sumner.
'hough7 And did you notice. too. what
! dead match that her hair was for
he color Of the Delt on the beast7"
Now every man at the table had 4
loted Just that point. II was 50 OBJ
'ious a point that II was startling.
Zach had been loath to launch an opin-
pm on II. But Johnny had a way
nth him Of pumping all you knew BY
old plays. Each man took counsel
nth himself wondering what Johnny
'ould do next For ten years these
oys and Johnny had met every Mon
~ night and the crowd had learned
hen to give him rope.
But Just now Johnny and bis bowl
rice and milk relapsed into silence
lille HIS companions ranged far IA
ia theories Of who III was. what
vt be had played IN the life and
ath Of Cerisse Wayne, whether she
~ wife, widow. murdered or simply
Iothsr victim Of the suicide list
By and BY Johnny dug down into
. Of the ever bulGing pockets Of his
gayB baggy trousers. The by-word
y that Johnny always looked 90
ich like q burglar that he never had
troubis gaining the confidence - q
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-09-22

Con Etrohm. Of Panoche. Cal. racsa
against death when he was bitten IN
the heel By a rattieanake. Mounted. he
covered q score Of miles. and reached
the Hazel Hawkins Hospital. IN Hol.
lister. before the venom had compisted
lie deadly work. Etrohm was waking
through q patch Of sage brush when
the snake struck. He killed the rep.
tile. A handkerchief was bound tightly
around tho wound before the dash 70
he hospital started.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-09-22

@Maud Mulisr.~

Maud Muller. on q summers day.
Hid her iug IN pile o. hay.
The Judge came 81 on his Arab slssa.
And he vas = vsry dry man. lndesd.
Aha said he. with a winsoms WAX.
Nov where can q arr man nnd =
drinkl~
she put her Anger IN her mouth.
And slyly said. "A half mile nouth-
So ne Judge he Halioped. lickaty -spiIa
which showed that Maud had = pretty
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-09-22

Hlawatha. IN bis plus hat
Whispered low 70 Minnehaha.
Put his graceful arm around her.
hsid her nnEsrs tiaht IN his'ni
Just about % woo her wildly
Win the chorus from q coon-aona.
When thars eams tks q. q. agent
Aada q gesture ~ his wrint-h4n4
sad. -xcu'ii kindly please 70 movs e.
People who have fails6 AZ farming
New woui6 ilks 70 ~ Il over.
You are aitiing on ne toun-sits.
skiddoc. please. ana three and twenty
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-09-22

wandered 70 the village. Tom.
! sat beneath the tree:
But things we're sadly dinorent from
The way thsy used 20 be.
The Advertisement signs were out
To such . great degree.
u took me nearly half the day
To ind tho dog-goned trsei
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-09-22

Miss oldcasile is always self DOS.
ssssed no matter what happens
well, she ought to be seeing thaf
she has had practice IN the self Dos.
session line for At least thirty.avs
year." Chicago Record.fIerald.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-09-22

Mistress--I don't want you to Ia,
20 much company. You have more
callers in q day than have in .
week.
Domestic-Weli, mum. perhaps I'll
you'd try TO Be q little more Agreeable
you'd have as many friends as have
Puck.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-09-22

Over 5000 gardens are cultivated m
connection With Austrian schools. ne
pupils receiving expert tuition N Nor.
ticulture.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-09-22

.. wnen z woman mafriea and thsn
~, neF husband inside OF
week .. what would you calI life
Taking bis name IN valn.~--p,sn..
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-09-22

Hnb--Reckless and extravaeant--I,
When did ! ever make a useless pur.
chaser
Wife-Why, there's that fire exffn.
guisher you bought a year ago: we'vs
neger used 4 once Exchanea.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-09-22


on. me day vas dark and ne hour We,
SD
When Mary Jane declined me-
But on. Just think o. the luck I haA
Win The SRI I left behind mel
She's fair and AT and forty. too.
! wonder what Inclined ne
To ever want 70 we'd and WOO
Tha Girl left behind mel
chs Old swimmln' Hoia.1
on. the old awlmmln hole. In fhs
creek 70 cold and utiIL
There are moments that can't forrest.
and likely never will:
Even now I'm stili In wonder. and can'f
think 70 save my soul
How We had the heart 70 climb Qua e
The old awimmin' hole.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-09-22

sisamy y as foolish as IL Is Grim.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-09-22

Why did Dollarby sell his hoteiY-
He wasn't making money fast
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-09-22

Hes Illustrating IN the position O.
head walter. Nv Washington Ste
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-15
A BETTER LINE
OF ATTRACTIONS
GEORGIA CITIES TO BE BENEFIT
TED BY "oPEN HOUSE" POL
ICY-SoME ATLANTA NEWS

Atlanta, May lf--Perhaps the most
important effect Of the open door pei
icy recently declared by a majority cf
independent theater concerns through
out the country so far as Georgia is
concerned, will be that towns depend
ent upon fll-in dates" for all their
attractions via fenoefoftir get nor only
about twice as many SHOWS. but better
shows.
|. The open door means that practical
" every meritorious production on
toIr win he booked at the Grand Oh.
era houses in Atlanta. Savannah, Ma
con and Augusta, in addition 10 the
Klaw & Erlanger sbows-and Just
acre it is firmly believed Klaw & Err
LANCER will be forced to get in lire.
So, it necessarily follows that if the
houses in these four cities get more
shows than they ever have had before
the houses in smaller towns which are
dependent on "fnl-in" dates. will ben
eft proportionately.
The Southern Association of Thea.
ter Managers, met here yesterday.
and mapped out a definite and specific
open door policy Jake Wells is
president of the association. The
states represented were. Georgia
Florida Alabama, Tennessee. North
Carolina, Louisiana, Texas. Mississip-
pi, Oklahoma and Missouri
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-15
In Loan Business.

Atlanta. May III. Pope Brown,
state treasurer, Is going into the mort
gage and loan business, when his term
OF office expires. He announced some.
time ago positively that he would not
stand for reelection
His selection cf a business venture
is looked upon as being remarkably
shrewd. He perhaps knows more
about the inside financial affairs in
this state than any other man or
firm, Dun and Bradstreets, OF course
excepted.
as the Georgia Mortgage Trust com,
pany, has been organized to succeed
the Thomas Small Investment com.
pany, with Mr. Brown as president.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-15
Atianta's Population.

Atlanta May 14-The census will
show Atlantas population TO be in the
neighborhOod OF 100000.
The enumerators' report sheets have
already gone to Washington, and are
now being compiled by the clerks.
Official statement Of the citys pop
ulation will Of course, not be made
until sometime in June. the announce
ments being withheld until that time,
in order to give out all at the same
moment
However, the 100000 figure for At
lanta, while not generally known even
here, is based on information from
authoritative sources.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-15
A REGULAR Tom Boy

A Regular Tom Boy
WIS Susie-climbing trees and fences,
.ilinping d ,ches. whiting. always get
an9 scratches. cuts, sprains, bruises
OzmOA. burns of scalds. But laws!
Her mother just applied Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salves and cured her quick.
Heals everything heaiable-Boils, vi
GERS, Eczema, Old Sores. Corns or
Piles. Try it. Csc at Roses Drug
Store.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-07
Some Steel News

The movement of iron ore down from
upper loke docks has been retarded re-
Gently by a strike among dock men.
This has caused no alarm, however, as
there are ample supplies of ore in fur
mace yards for present needs. The sup
ply at the Gary docks is sufficient to
last for several months-up to the close
of last week nearly 100000 tons of ore
had been received for the season.
The Illinois Steel company mill at
South Chicago has booked all the Bes-
semer rail business it can handle dur
dard rail mill at Gary is in about the
same condition.
Iron and steel interests are vitality
concerned in the injunction proceedings
brought by the government to prevent
an advance In freight rates by western
railroads. There have been numerous
rumors already of cancellations of
equipment orders and contracts for
bridge work, though to what extent
this movement has really gone it is yet
impossible to say.
New York to the effect that some i'm
portant eastern lines had cancelled or
ders for equipment, announcement was
made that the Baltimore and Ohio had
placed orders with the Standard Steel
Car company for 1000 steel frame cars.
This road had been expected to buy
5000 box cars, 1000 coal cars. 100 steel
passenger cars and seventy locomotives.
The Cambria Steel company has con-
tracted for about 10000 tons OF coke
per month for two years, beginning
January 1. with an option on a similar
amount in the third year. Coke prices
are generally weak.
1t is reported that about IS per cent
of the coke ovens in the ConneIlsville
region are active.
What numerous rumors came out of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-07
Articles of Incorporation.

Articles of Incorporation have been
filed in the Office of the secretary of
state for the following:
The Mishawaka Coal Company. Mish-
awake; capital stock, 10000; retailers;
incorporators. A. D. Hubbard. W. NJ.
Myers and w. E. Allen.
The South Bend wall Paper and
Decorating company, South Bend; capt.
tai stock. $4,000; retail merchants; in
corporators, l. L. Young, W. B. Carney
and Frank Smith.
The Hub Coal Company. South Bend ;
capital stock $4,000; dealers; incor-
porators. A. D. Hubbard, w. NJ, Myers
and L L Burt
The Hunt Manufacturing Company.
Garrett; to manufacture store furniture
directors. Leight Hunt. w. J. friedrich,
Charles Abel and E. F. Clark.
The Record Publishing Company,
Pierceton: capital stock. 100000; news
paper publishers; directors. T. r. Hover.
B. l. Hover and William Ydhn.
D. E. Block & Co. Missouri; capital
stock, $4,000; certified in Indiana as
tobacco dealers; D. z. Block, president
The Indiana Farm and Investment
Company, wabash; real estate dealers,
capital stock, $4,000; directors, j. t.
RoeS vincent Moore, M w. moore, EITn-
est Jones and ]. H. Mills.
The Matthews Farmers Mutual Live
Stock Insurance association. Matthews;
no capital stock; president, j. Walter
Mcclellan.
| The Mecca Social club, Mecca, Parke
| county: no capital stock; directors, Ed
ward Hixon, Frank x. wittenmeyer
and Robert Roberts.
| The Independent Social club. Lyford
Parke county; no capital stock; direc-
+! tors, Louis DAlagiocoma, Charles
Hughes and Pat Crahen.
| NASSAU & Thompson, East Chicago
general retail merchants; capital stock
| $4,000; Henry G. Thompson. president
The Frank Kelley Grain company OF
Frankfort, Ind, filed notice of increase
| of capital stock from $4,000 to $4,000
Frank Kelley. president.
The Ben-Hur Metal Polish company
of Charlottesville; manufacturers
capital stock, $4,000 directors, w. Q
i O'NealI. w. w. Goltra, ]. B. Garner
L. L. Lee, c. E. Lacey. P. c. Somer-
VILE and H. W. Sigmond.
The Webb Dry Goods company. Bed
ford: y dealers; capital stock, $4,000
incorporators. w. A. Webb, Daniel H
Tofante and L Hoopengarner.
The Decatur Democrat company, De
catur; publishers: capital stock. $50.
600; incorporators. Lew G. Ellingham
Nellie NJ. Ellingham, j. H. Heller ant
Martha A. Heller.
The Sunfiower Social club. Linton: nj
capital stock; directors. Thomas Frazee
August Clauseide and Quincy Moss.
The Loewentha1 Produce company
Evansville: dealers; capital stock. $50,
, 900. incorporators. j. W. Loewenthal
, Anthony Stephenson and c P. McClary
The Grabill Drug company: Gr1biil
, retailers; capital stock. $4,000: direc
tors, o. S. Rhoades, Eli Souders, Alvi
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-07
SAlOONKEEPER IS
ROBBERY. VICTIM
Nick Fablovitch Touched Up
For Large Wad Of Kale
Yesterday.

Nick Fablovitch, a saloonkeeper at
the corner OF Sixteenth avenue and
Broadway Gary. was the victim Of a
daylight robbery yesterday when Frank
Smith entered the place OF business and,
after going behind the bar, he opened
the cash register. snatched 500 in bills
and made his escape. The proprietor
was in a rear room at the time and
heard the ring OF the cash register, but
was not able TO stop the fleeing negro.
The police station was notified of the
robbery and Chief Martin and Bailiff
0. Harry Schmidt were soon on the
scene and gave chase through a large
swamp where the negro entered 1t was
some time before Smith was surrounded
and caught. but Chief Martin and
Schmidt had the satisfaction of seeing
him behind the bars even If they were
wet from the water OF the sloughs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-07
FIFTEEN
ONLY FOR
GARYLAND
Especial to THE TIMEs.)

Crown Point Ind. June 1.-The
county commissioners at Crown Point
yesterday granted eighty-nine saloon
licenses to applicants from all over the
county. 1t is understood that only
fifteen of the new licenses were grant
ed to Gary saloonkeepers.
There were ninety-two applications
originally. but the fact that the re-
monstrance in Cedar Creek township
carried and was approved by the COM
missioners, made it necessary for the
applicants from Lowell to withdraw
their applications.
There was but one remonstrance
against an individual saloonkeeper.
This was against Patrick Sullivan of
Whiting. In this case the county COM
missioners overru1ed the remonstrance
and Sullivan was granted a license.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-07
Taken Before the Board.

City Attorney Harvey ]. Curtis act
ing under instructions from Mayor
Knots, went TO Crown Point and laid
the matter of the completion of the
Broadway bridge before the county
commissioners.
the session and was asked why the
work was progressing so slowly at the
present time, and gave for his reason,
that he was unable TO secure material
which the Ah1born Construction COM
pany had promised to deliver The COM
missioners ordered Contractor Crowell
to proceed with ali possible haste