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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-07
EXPRESS COMPANY
EXTORTION TO
CONTINUE
Regulation Of This Form of
Carrier Not Included IN Pro-
posed Changes in %CommerceI
Law,

my Morning journal Special ienscd wlrcl
Washington. Jan. G-That the ad-
ministrntion win have q bin embody-
ing its views regarding amendments
a. the interstate commerce law, those
who hive been Instrumental in fram-
ing the measure are confident.
They cveu 10 so FAR as TO declare
that. IN tho main. railroads VIII be
satisfied with provisions of the meas
ure Conferences still arc being held
bN members uf the special committee
appointed bY President Tstft and drafts
fedmfts OF unsettled features arc
being mnde constantly.
That railroad Interests viii OBJ
icct 10 the measure 60 the Inst the
committee members agy is 10 be ex-
peeted and railroad men are being
given every opportunity to present
their sido 81 the rase.
To-day Attorney General Wicker
sham received "A call from railroad Mt
tGfttets VINO expressed the wish that
legislation giving shippers a choice
~ routes over which their consign-
mente arr 20 be carried SHAH not up~
ply where electric passenger carry
Ing roads are included. II IL under
stood that satisfactory assurance was
boy the attorney general that it
Would not apply 10 such cases.
Proposed amendements TO the In
commerce act. IL is said, are
not 70 ctfcct express companies.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-07
THEATER BUSINESS
OVERCOME
Managers Wall Bitterly Be-
cause of Multiplicity of Play
houses and Dearth of Real
Actors in America,

iBy Morning Journal special Leased Mlrel
New York, Jan. 6s- Managers and
capitalists are going theHter mad,
writes Al Hayman. ~ halt should
be called or a colossal amount OF
money viii be lost
Air. HaNman's warming was read to-
nlsht at the annual banquet of the
tncatrteal managers association.
Henry W Savage, also absent, sent a
letter of similar import.
business has not boon satisfac-
tory continued Mir. Bayman. Too
many thcaters Greater New York
is usked to support more thcntots
ANA places OF amusement than London.
Paris a Berlin combined.
II know only three actresses and
one actor who IA be relied ON as
drawing cards in America today. Ac-
are not increasing. New PLAY
Nrights us Vet are scarce. What does
the manager look forward To to keep
these theaters opene
THE above condition exists Ia am
htrgv cities Ia The country. Chica1u
has So thealefS. 500 moving picture
ana vaudeville theatcrs licensed
Philadelphia % theaters. licensed and
more b 300 moving picture houses,
Louis has "a theatcrs licensed and
ln addition ta tSa other places of
amusement In Boston the condition
Is even worse.
Oscar tiHmmerstein begged te be-
NsUscd from speaking
business hc said. -has been too
rotten.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-07
LORDS BULWARK OF
BRITISH LIBERTY
Admits Ancient Body
Needs Fixing Bit Insists ItSI
Abolition Would Lead soI
Anarchy and Tyranny


London, Jan. e. Mr.. Balfeur to-
night a. Ipswich spoke Ia regard to
reform OF the house OF lords. "liy
ail meanR.' he said, "lct US reform
the house of lords in order 20
strengthen A.
He proceeded:
let us ask any American citizen
whether he thought life would be
worth living Vi the elaborate preeau-
tious taken by the Trainers OF tho CON
%stttution wtre ~disreRarded aud at
once tha house Of representatives
would iuie. HE would reply that the
man who made such a suggestien WAS
Mr. Bairour wished that tho aues-
ton of thD reform of the house of
lords could hc dealt with by both part
Hes, irrespective OF party. He instance
.ed the irish home rule bin as an In
struetiNe example of the need OF u
SECOND chamber Home rule had been
adopted hA tho house ct commons hut
had hetn tcpudiated hN the common
scnse of tho community.
VIA The radicals hstNe Their way
ho asked, "NNouid tue community
hire q chance Of giving their opin-
ION eH
Serious disturbances again married.
many of the meetings
Slt William Bun. momhcr Of the
house af commons for EiNmmcrsmith
nile speaking before tho electors on
tlnft constituency was rudciy heckled
h, "a mnn Ina the crowd TIE threatened
60 punch the MANS hcud.
Come on shouted the man.
STR Millium forthwith descended
and tlie crowd formed "a ring. A
f'ght ensaea uutil tho police
separated tho oDnhWfNUte
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-07
SERIOUS SHORTAGE
Of COAL
Railroads Lack Locomotives to
Handle Fuel Shipments
Grown TO Large Proportions
Because Of Cold Wave.
Iny MornIng Journal speeIaI Laased wIreI

Chicago, Jan. 6.-The long continue
ed cold weather has reduced the re-
serve supply Of coal in Chicago TO
such an alarming extent hat deaf
crs We're poWerless today to supply
the demand for fuel from many man
ufacturing Institutions that are fac
ing a shutdown unless relief comes
within the next forty-eight hours.
The railroads were frantically urg-
cd By the Goa merchants to get coal
into the Chicago yards, Thousands
of carloads Of Goa are reported to
be waiting on sidings because Of q
lack of locomotives to them.
Today the thermometer in Chicago
registered four degrees below zero.
Though warmer weather Is predict
for tomorrow another cold wave is
predicted for next week and large
com consumers fear serious results UNI
less the supply Is replenishcd.
The United States naval training
station at Lake Bluff was forced to
shut down today because OF lack of
out. The Illinois steel company re-
ported that the coal situation at Gary.
Ind, and South Chicago. was serious.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-07

Incorporation papers have heer
filed IN the office OF Territorial Setre.
tary Nathan Jaffa by the Ameeic1r
firemens company of DcminH. Phoc-
nix ana Kansas CITY. The incornor,
tors and directors are. G. Emil Jaun-
son. Isaac Alexander and J.. Brown,
Nichols OF Kansas city. The cstpitlli-
1ation Is ST. 100000 divided into 1900 +
600 shares.
The Capital Development nompsny
of Santa se. Charles II. EasleN New
+ McNico agent. also Giled m~..Dnration
papers. The Capitalization is 100. ttn
divided into loC. 600 shares. TIE in
corporators ana directors ara William
III. Dicks. Jesse B. Iivesav ana ..Wfter
lLiyesay Of Go,lan. 4 M. ani Enscna
w. Mash OF NaiN I1rmony. In l.. oaou
subscribing 1.1u0 shares. and lame,
INlsh of New lily.arv. Ina
The Santa Rose Mercantile com
.panN. Incorporates Win S@aG9a cans
.ital. divided in 3 shares vii. ctnl-
meuee business sfth <is5la rha
hcudquarters are AT Sfttit los.
Guadalupe county. and IN, ncsrnor-
ators ana dir,.tors 4r. tt.ot 81. N
smith. h.. of Santa POS. 10 aoS.
shares: Herbert w. Smnh Of Cq,,earo
1900 shares, a. Fl smnh ~ E4ita.
iuO sbnraa. ia n s,,.l III
Rusa. 100 shares
The Roswell 1-elenhoue and Mann
faoturfng company of Roswell. Cbavrs'
county. todat filed cartifrate|
amending rs h,-Itvs eVt.nafng III
of IN. .-,rpnrttt,r
Nota.ios puhii. Apnoiltcd.
Go,ernnr r,,rrN tna4v annn{nt.a th.|
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-07
TUNNEL LEADS FROM
TENEM {
TO BANK
New York Police Discover Un-
derg ground Passageway
Which May Bare Wholesale
Robbery Conspiracy,


New York, Jan. g. IN seeking
Isaac Finklcsfeln, reported hy h,e rel-
atives as missing tho police this aft
crnoon discovered "a tunnel that led
from the cellar % me tenement la
Ludlow street ia the direction 81 "a
leweiry store and the oast side branch
Of the Fourteenth street bank. whore
many thousands of dolnrs were stored
IN vaults. IN questioning Finklostcin'e
wife the police learned that shs bees
lieNed ne bad been crushed BY d cave
IN o. the cellar. This icd 10 the clear
ing away Of a pile uf boxes That rec
Ncnlcd the tunnel opening
Detectives followed the tunnel un-
der the building wallis and passed the
center ot the street, but retnrnt
fearing 4 ci4Ne-in. WORK WaA started
from the street snrfacc down to the
tunnel.
The vaults OF The East Side branch
OF tho Fourteenth street bunk. con-
t1ia deposits OF S10.O00.000 and the
safe of q jewelrg shop mex door. con-
tanned see, GOO worth " diamonds ana
JoNclry,
nitgiue continued am afternoon
and all night but the work went slow
~ hecanse Of the depth OF the eXca-
Nlfioa and the necessity for caution.
Az a r0im beyond the FIRST obstruc-
tion, a fork IN the tunnel Nas found
one branch leading for the bank
vaults and the other for the jewelry
shop. Late tonight the diKgers had
uncovered about so feet Of b%urrowing
with no trace Of the body OF Finkcl-
stein who was thought TO have been
caught BY the cnveln.
There " some doubt whether lie is
IN the tanned, for u is pointed our
that the home .ntracc 10 II WAS bar
rietded from the outside. on the
other hand. the police contend a con-
iadernte could htve made the barri-
cade.
Garbns, the hrothcr-in-law of the
missing "a IL being held as a wit
ness.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-07
NORTH POLE AND BACK
IN THiRTY-SlX HOURS

Washington, Jan. 6.-WiIis l..
Moore, Grief Of the weather bureau
and president OF the National Geo
graphic society, today explained to
inc house committee on agriculture
ms official estimates for the coming
fiscal ear particularly in connection
with the Mount Weather, Va. OBJ
serVatcry station. He suggested to
the committee that I'VE are advanc-
irg SO rapidly that it is "a dangerous
thing to soy anything is impossible"
II lock forward" he said. TO the
time when passengers win embark in
aluminium cars in a~eroplanes. lighted
and heated by electricity and sail up
and around the north pole and re-
igrn To New York in from "a to SO
hours. JSnt SIC have no estimate here
thai sind ~ work, Mr.. Chairman"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-07
DARING ATTEMI.T no ron
EKGDkIHN HANK.


New York, Jan. . IN q during att
tempt g hold un and rob d private
lnnh ia the Graafl Point section ~
BROOKLYN this afternoon. four ficn at-
Tackled The CLERKS Ia the bank, shot
one. perhaps fatally. aud then Ril,o
battle TO a crnAd ln the street 3Ieo
robbers escaped. but two We're qF
rested who WON. identified bN the
wounded man aa members 0f ths
game.
simon Kern, owner 80 the bank ana
steamship agency. had gone t. lunch.
leaving his brother. samuel Ia chglrRo
with several clerks. when four men,
apparently foreienefa. entered and ia.
auired about NJ amahip tickets Sam
uel Kern suspected their motives ana
grabbed "a tray containing several
Thousand do,i4ls IA coin and currency
aud attempted 90 carry IL 90 = safe.
Two of the i%nif1tdrfa lcapgd over "a
tennta- nud uietl ta scisa the money
taae rnhhcr l,rt8 several shots ~
it,rl ono of nnieh penetrated rus
pa. Il
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-07
TO PROVIDE PENSIONS
TOR CIVIL SERVICE IcNPIONi ~

Washington, Jan. 6-Efforts are to
be made AT the ptscnt session Of con-
kfess Tor The passage of a law proVid-
Ing for the compulsory retirement Of
aupcrannuatcd government employees
ana providing pensions for such en-
ployes.
The tentative plan. 1t is said. con-
tcmplates the creation OF "A pension
fund that viii be provided entirely by
the working clerks themselves. There
Is "a provision for the retirement Of
the ordinary clerical force Of the clas-
siiied service at The age Of 40, the
mail carriers at 60 ana railway mail
@i go.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-07
EIGHTEEN OVERLAND
TRAINS STALLED IN STORM.

Billings, Mont IAN. 6.-Completcly
hlockaded by the dorailment Of q
SNOW pillow and d wrocking train al
Grey Cliif. 40 miles west Of hero,
eighteen irafAscontinental trains OF
the Ncrth,rn Pacific and Burlington
aie lsing on ~sidetraeks in Billings
ana Livingston awaiting the clearing
of the track. II has been As hours
since ap easthoune train has reached
this city and the railroad Officials de-
clare IL WIZ be s1me time tomorrow
before the track can be cleared and
the blockade lifted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-07

rooms about II o'clock after a visit Of
10 minutes ana went home. About
two O'Clock in the morning he heard
great excitement in the street and put
his head out Of the window to ask
what had happened. He was told
that Bow Kun had been murdered.
And what did YOU dor" asked
counsel for the defense.
Il went back to bed, answered the
witness.
Two other witnesses testified that
they saw the defendants enter Bow
kums rooms ON the night of the
murder, that they heard groans soon
after aud when the defendants came
out again and passed down the steps
to the streets. their faces showed
green i'm the light.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-07
co FROM JAIL
To PULPIT



ottawa. kan, Jan 6.lf the Rev.
Wallace Stuckgy Is acquitted Of the
charge OF abaucting Miss Lorana
sutherland. ne win return 10 the min
isiiN. This Is the statement he made
today between sessions OF court.
Mane of the parishoners OF stuck
eNs church, the First Christian of
WILLIAMSBURG remain firm in the
btiief mat he Is innocent and VIII
mss taetr efforts to have him rostor-
ga to "a |nustorate IL he is cleared.
There is no reason why I should not
return Ga tho ministry he said. 81
titted myself to preach and did a.
Nreai dead of work for the savior
unlil this unfortunate case caIne IN
why. 4 }aptised 1,4G9 children while
I wis eneagcd In the ministry.
My meeting with the girl in chi
ctgo WAS purely by accident and
AZ this polut Stuekey's attorney ap-
peared and the preacher ceased
spl aivlug. His attorney has warned
him iet 20 discuss The ease.
St4eltyy viii Take tho stand tomor
row ia bis uWn defense. He viii deny
hN h1d Improper relations with the
si"l atia wil say that she pursued him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-07
WORST STORM IN HISTORY
Il MING pNISs NORTHWEST

st PAU. Jan. G. Reports received
at the Northern Pacific headquarters
today state that as "a result of the
s'orst storms in the history of Mon
tana, nearly an passenger and freight
trains are stalled. 1t is difficult for
even SNOW piows to move. Passenger
ANA freight trains are tied up az term
iuul statiuns.
AdNives states the storm Is abating
ana it is expected trains win begin
ro move tonight but viii be from "A
to As hours late.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-07
HOUSE ONLY MILDLY
INTERESTED IN ZIINNA

Washington. Jan. G-~NOt seeing the
necessity of demanding the immediate
arrest and punishment OF former Pres
ident Iclaya. the house foreign affairs
committee today laid aside the four
or five measures introduced provid-
ing or such action and kindred steps
relating 90 Niearaguan troubles.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-07
ON TRIAL FOR
MURDER OF SLAVE GIRL

New York. Jan. s-The trial af
lAuta ftnE aud Ial Shaug charged
with tne murder of Bow KUN. Tho
plum BLOSSOM of Chinatown. made
little progress today but acaIn There
were moments of Illuminating insight
Co The WORKINGS of the oriental mind
when confronted With occidental ius-
tlct-
Hong fonE ONE oI the Hprum
osnm callers testified that ia
sNe Alsft cl lll mgrlHr Do llr her
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-07
JOSEPH IS
MONOPOLIz|NG
SPOTLIGHT
Interesting Report That Taft Is
Conspiring for the Overthrow
Of Caesar Of the House Is
Not Credited.
Morning Journai bureau.
Gi3 Munsey Building,


without any effort at an Of his own,
speaker Cannon seems always 10 bo
IN the spotlight of tate. Every day Or
$50 some anonymous. but invariably
intimate friend OF the speaker Is
quoted 10 the effect that Uncle Joe
has decided 10 retire. The latest of
an these rnmors would Indicate that
president Iaft is conspiring with
ifutug Gardner aud Cassius Murdoch
for the annihilation of Caesar.
Tho MUM thing wrong with this re-
port is mat President TAFT, while he
mas not DE- "a past master of The gen
tle art Of politics. isn't as clumsy as
all this would indicate Nor j. he AN
advocate of that Well known sporting
-idtoayncrlsy, tho double cross.
# Mr. cannon gets out in q hurry,
n will indicate that Mr. Taft sWntted
him between the e9cs When he WAS
looking. II wifi not mean that Mr..
TAFT ercpt up behind him when he
WIS not on guard aud pushed him or
the dome Of the capitol.
Wiliam N. johnson has been APP
pointed postmaster al Lewiston, Rnos-
cVelt county. Now Mexico. To succeed
r. T. Lewis, resigned other New
Mcxicans appointed postmaster. Jacob
Pnsnef at Ahiquiui Manuel u. A.
Athts ht I~pnNNltS,
White signal is the name Of a now
postuiice in Grant county, n. NJ
William A. Mobeily was named post
master.
Caeles p%ostofAee, san Miguel coun-
~, n A., VIII be discontinued Jan
uary 81.
4 railway man service has Just been
established between Fucumeari and
santa Rosa, ~. NJ, over the Chicago, |
ituck Island ana ~ PaHo road.
6 a tiass, postmaster at Red Rock. |
Final county. Arizona, was dismissed
from office a few days ago for a vio-
Iation OF the uusial laws qua regula-
.ions He viii not be prosecuted Roy
.'uild was today appointed g fill the
.acaneN.
Gn March / tho rostotnce ri SAT-
lrd. Ariz. viii he removed TO the
southwest corner eff eleventh and NJ
streets of TINT place.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-07
ATTORNEYS MEET
CONTINUED IN
SANTA FE
TERRITORIAL OFFICIALS
WELL REPRESENTED
Many Pay Respects 10 Mills and
Popei Engineer Reserves De-
ciSion in Water Rights Dis
putei Official Matters.


santa Fe. n. NJ, Jan. eleven OF
the district ATTORNEYS met with Gov
crnor Curry in the executive office this
afternoon to discuss questions OF de-
linquent taxes and their collection and
other matters in connection with the
revenue laws Of the territory. Attor-
neg General r. W. Clancy ana Tray
cling Auditor Charles V. Stafford were
also present. owing to the absence
of several on the district attorneys.
who arrived this evening, the meet
Ing was continued until tomorrow.
Among the district attorneys present
are. Charles w. g. Ward Of las We
gas, George s.. Klock OF Albuquerque,
w II. II. Llewellyn of Las Cruces, Ed
ward G. Wright Of Santa Rosa. f. c..
Abbott Of Santa Fe, Alexander Read
Of no Arriba county, Frank NJ.
Wright Of silver City, j. NJ. Hervey Of
Roswell, John r. Griffith Of Socorro,
Elmer +. Studley OF Ration, and a. A.
Toombs Of clayton.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-07
snip SUBSIDIES BILL 10
BE TAKEN ip NEXT WEEK

Washington Jan Ship subsidy
probably VIII be taken up 10y the house
committee on merchant marine and
fisheries next Thursday according TO
an understanding reached at It meet
ing of the committee today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-07

From s o'clock until midnight to-
night the executive mansion was
crowded with visitors from Santa Fc
ana an parts Of the territory, gathered
to pay their respects to chief Justice
w. j. Mills and to Judge W. II. Pope,
who Will become chief justice on
March ! when Judge Mills becomes
governor. The reception was ten
dered BY Governor Curry and in the
receiving line with him ana his guests
were former Governor ana Mrs. L. B.
Prince, Secretary and Mrs. Nathan
Jatfa. former Governor Miguel A.
otcro ANA members OF the governors
STAFF. An orchestra furnished music
during the evening and the reception
was p Of the most pleasant in the
soeial history OF the capital.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-07

sentative Langley proposes in Il 2 per
cent golp bond issue ipr general Wa-
tefway improvements.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-07
The WIN. FARR COMPANY

Wholesale ana retail dealers In
tr'>h aud Sait Meats Sausage a
specially Far 01trie AMI hnr- fhe
le-t market prices aro qaii
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-07

The hearing Of A. a. Jones and the
Las Vegas land grant before the ter
r~itorial engineer resolved Itself today
into a contention over the appropria-
ton at waters of the Rio GaIinas
The hearing was completed late this
afternoon ana the engineer has re-
served his decision. The hearing.
which has involved the appropriation
of practicallS all The water in The
Pecos river and It's tributaries in Sar
Miguel county. has occupied the past
three days ana constitutes the most
important water rights matter that
has come before the territorial cngi-
ever the decision may be it is certain
that an appeal win be taken to the
board OF water commissioners by one
or the other Of the parties and The
case IS very likely to be carried
through tho territorial courts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-07
B. H. BRIGGS & co.
Druggists

Projectors OF
i1r~t; NtEhland Pharmacy. Cor.
iast Central aud B~rotdvay.
AiNarado Pharmacy. Cor Gold and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-07

The average attendance at the Nav
ago school az Fort Defiance is given as
-tk. at tht sisters school 90 st Mich
TAG and At rohatchi t-t. The De-
iiance school IS -ovelcrowded and an-
piic1nts Tor admission are turned
away
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-04-02

SECRETLY convinced that Nell had a sadly
overpraised brother. In her college days
she: had loved to tell of the lightheart-
edness and they found her descriptions
hard to apply to the gravely courteous
man who seemed barely aware of their
presence in the house.
Dicks final task was the hardest of
all. The" earlier arrivals were all a
part of the class picture, but Miss Dolo-
res Mariscal had belonged to another
class and Nell had no picture, of her.
"You cannot make a mistake" tshe
told Dick. "Look for q girl who looks
as. though she might be named Dolores.
Dark hair and eyes, brown skin and all
that. She generally wears brown for
travelling and<she likes yellow for trim:
mings." ',~-
That seemed easy enough but already
three trains had come in, and on each
had been girl who might answer this
description. Dick :.uffed away at his
cigar and thought Of a girl whose hair
was like the yellow of the wheat fields
when the grain is ripe, and whose eyes
were the blue Of the sky above them.
He forgot the long wait until the stem.
torian voice of the announcer rang
through the shed. .-. :. .
Dick sprang to the barrier and took
bis place by the gate just as the be.
lated train pulled in. The long line of
tired travellers pushed their way toward
the gate, glad to be released from the
confinement of the train. "
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-04-02

He, too, had waited for Daisy to COM
plete| her college course, and now
John Grantham demanded that she re-
main unmarried for a couple Of years
SO that he might have her home! -
: Daisy had always been her fathers
pet, especially since her mothers
death, and he had allowed her to take
a college course only because Of his
pride in her mental attachments.
Though he had nothing to urge in OBJ
lection to Tim C1agett. he, resolutely
refused to listen to Daisy's plea. h.
Clagett had built a home just OPP
posite that .Grantham house, and
Daisy would be just across the street;
she could not convince her father that
she was not seeking to remove herself
utterly from his life. ~ 5.s i. 5:t.
In the end size yielded apparent
obedience, and Tir1 going about with
a doleful face, found it difficult to be
civil to Nj. Granthafn. For couple
0. months John Granthann chi Dyed
his daughters home coming Then .
school friend wrote that she was avail
in, herself Of Daisy's invitation and
would come for a visit: s.sSss
Daisy delight was So marked that
John Grantham tried to conceal hiis