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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-16
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.


PROPOSAL FOR SCHOOL HUIl.@
ING FOUR COTTAGES AND POW
ER HOUSE FOR TUE OKLAHOMA
SCiIOOI. FOR THE DEAF, lncArhD
&T SULPHUR OKtsAl1DNA
sealed prop1lll win b received Hy
Dc Siata foiri oi Fohhc Afftit al
II eir Office. untit Two uGi0rk = M,
ep;emher l. A Il ifid, rar t- erAa
lion ana sGmpetan u i school nUiii'
ing, i0uf cottages AID paHst Ecnas
lHtil'InF Ect0flihs @ pisne aEd
sps.ificEi7ra prepare bT Chas Al
uihaeltAy & Crs Architects II Nud
rogee Oklahoma
Plans ana zpsgi catirnf gAa 3 seea
ar the Office 81 tns giste E0ard Hr
Fubli, Ansirs. az the Office of p 4
stewart. superintendent OF the Sonoe
for the Deaf al Nulphur. 0flshonN
and at the once II Chas II 5udaoel
ter 4 Company. Architects, At Mus
Eosse, Oklahoma
Contractor vii b. rec red 70 give
nnrd for full amount oi coG k'act prize,
vabiect % the approval N the state
boarl OF Public AfiaIfa. ard each bl
must he accompanied by a certiiel
check fcs five Is rercentl percent ~
bid paws BILE 20 Royal ] Allen, chair
man oi the State Hoard OF Pubic Az
fairs TO be- forfeited Ia case the bid
dor receiving the award Of sald con
/ TRACE shall fail 60 eXacnte the con
/ irpct aud furnish eard and hnAl.
iient hond a. abHe snacihed within
ten tl0, days after nplIfatim ~ the
larct piarce OF bis hit The right y
lescryea 70 reject any and all hlt1
Fnr Ia w?'yn any delac. or informant
llies ia any bid II il he deemed 70 tNe
Interest Of. she stat OF Oklahoma
20 70 10 All pavments win be made
from the Public Building Fund of the
state. rs nxsl by law,
/ Dated this the 18Th day OF AusuA'
4A D., 1910
state Board OF Public Analrs.
BY I. ]. ALLEN,
Chairman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-16
DEMOCRATIC STATE PLATFORM

the FIRST year Of state government
without the receipt II any direct tax
es from the people.
National Legislation.
Life tenure OF public Office beipg
born Of despoiic and Irresponsive pow.
ef. We therefore favor that the tern
OF federal office be limited 10 reAs-
onaDlf term OF yeara Be II further
resolved that We favor an act OF COZ
sfe8s that viii strip all inferior fell
eral courts Of all jurisdiction except
IN eases Involving the constitution.
laws and treaties OF the United States
and that In all cases where a state *
2 party or the laws OF state arc ~
volyei no Federal court shall haze
Jurisdiction except tho supreme coprs
OF the United States agreeable to .he
constitution OF the United states.
We favor the election Of United
States senator's by the direct vote of
The people,
We favor an income and an lnherI-
tance tax.
We favor revision OF the rules o.
me house OF representatives 30 thst
the power 10 control and enact lekiS-
latlOn shall be taken from the speak
er and restored Go ihH members.
We are opposed to the Interference
by Fedral authorities With the organi-
cations ol Iaboring men and formers.
We favor law which willSpreyent
the Federal courts from snnu'llue anx
state law until the same has been ACT
ed upon and It's constItutionality de-
tided upon by the highest tribunal "a
the state.
We oppose ship subsidy and caa-
trai bank.
we favor the physical valuation n
all railroads.
We demand that an eight honr Law
be enforced upon all government work
We favor q Federal law RECURRING
a trial by jury In all eases OF ind.
rect contempt
we favor law prohibiting gasnb'
ling on stock exchanges aud the
boards OF trade ia stock. bonds .t.t
farm products.
We favor an honest revision OF the
taTih BY reducing the duties 10 fe:'
enlie basis 80 az 10 raise the greas.
Ae ~ amount of revenue with the least
burden OF taxation upon the masses
oi the American people. aud so sd'
lust the rates Of duty As 70 deal fair
~ with both producer and consumer
with regard 10 the needs OF the GOV
cfDment
W. favor making ne tarlh as high
as possible upon the Injuries OF Ne
aud o. low as possible upon this ns
eeaaiues f00
We favor placing lumber, leatba,
goods. farm machinery. honBEbeia
,ocia aud oil lnntmade gnods nnnn
the free liat.
With Che lhddGhie achievements
mentioned 10 she foregoing platform
accomplished, with honesty OF pnr-
pose animating us, with the condolences
lof citizenship which realizes the
burdens carried and difficulties met.
thu Democracy submits It's cause Tor
Judgment Covetlng continuance Of
the good will. confidence and esteets
of our fellow-citlzens OF all parties,
end firm in the determination of 81.
curing il by deserving Il. we invity
and welcome their cooperation in &.
continuance OF reign Of law whcrn
1.-THE rights OF all citizens are protect-
u ed and conserved with equal and ex-
act impartiality.
I We favor the extension Of the adcr,
ton Of the fallov-seryant rule 70 ~
I, Others engaged In hazardous and dan
j 1rrru- pursuif- heslses fhese el~enN.s
L exempt from that rule In this state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-16

ed and placed on q basis OF efficiency
and economy. but the Democratic pal.
ty found this fund unused except by
few banks enjoying apeclal lasors
Il nominal rate OF interest
Schools.
I.aWshaeas in education Is economy
The Democratic party has eyer been
the friend of efficient public schools
realizing that an educated ciiizenship
insurea the perpetuity OF Eree govern
uent. We take pride in The education.
al system In operation In this state,
and pledge ourselves 10 its further
ie,el5pment and Improvement. TO
tA.s end ae favor a law that VIII pro-
WA a schao fund raised by the state
J snfllcient, when added 10 the interest
Of cur Invested school fund and rent
ais on school lands. 70 provide not
les than five months free school In
each district 10 the state.
We also favor making provision for
the establishment Of graded consoii'
datei raral schools. to the end that
children living in country districts
may receive The benefits of u high
]
whore they live.
The Democratic party In providing
institutions OF higher education. has
bu; dealt Justly with the eastern hall
1 OF tae state In securing for 1t The ne.
cessary Industrial aud preparatory
schools necessary 20 provide for that
pari of the new state, and, IN proyid'
ing district agricultural and mechanl'
cal colleges throughout the entire
state.
The Democracy Is proud of the
educational progress made and pledge
It's continued support 10 encourage
All OF the Institutions, ard calls upon
our adyersatics 10 point cut which
one If the institutions OF tails state
created By the Democratic party
which cares for aud guards the unf0r
tunate or educaies our youth, they
would strife down abandon or cripple
II they wero placed In control of tbIi
; state government.
Law Enforcement.
The Democratic party has stood al
} ways for a strict and vigorous enforce
ment of all law aud pledges IT, repre-
! sentatises to continuation OF tina
: policy
| Election Laws.
:: The Democratic party OF Oklahoma
stands for a fair primary and genera
= election law. with al boards 10 b.
bipartisan and the members of th
same TO receive endorsement OF tn
Respective parties prerequisite 20 an
! poIniment
Z Good Roads.
/, We call attention 10 the laws mere
, tniure passed pro, ding fof the build
II ing Of good road and We ~ misp q
. puIne the policy thus inaaghfated
! constiiution.
I We are proui ~ ine constitution
which oir party hls given ~ The pr
r pie ana pblig1te dufg-iyes 10 mainfai
+ II 10 lis integrity Tue enfnrcem n
Of its provision should be commllte
| 10 IL friends who have stea1fsatl
. upheld and defended II and not Eul
I rendered into the hands Of lts enen
lei who. have done everything pors
? bic TO elscredt II and render 1t II
| operative
+ Corporations.
I We recognize the fart that coIporI
: fions are absolutely essential 10 th
: proper growth and development I
? Tie state. and laws should be 30 fasl
icned and administered as 10 eneca
! ge lezIillosfs corporations 10 do bus
: nsts here We realize. however. tiis
4 cefrof stser< 'ire lrs'visnni.. arc ~
: eeDtible Of division Into two olasse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-16

the races Ia schools and 10 travelling
improved revenue lave, sale OF part ci
the public building lands. banking leg
Islltion, fee an1 salary Legislation,
good roads legislation. laws which
preserve the natural gas OF our state
and encourage the development OF
the oil industry and protects the IN
dependent producer, and likewise leg
islalion promotive OF the interests OF
the agricultural. labor and business
Inte:ests Every one OF these de
malds have been enacted into law
and the Democracy OF the state stands
pledged for the continuance of these
policies.
We submit. therefore, thar the
Democracy OF this state Is entitled to
the continued confidence of Its cltl'
zenship because II has fully kept faith
with them.
Labor.
The man who labors Is entitled to
the first and highest consideration
| Without labor there is no progress
and the Democratic party OF this state
has demonstrated that IL can be de-
pended upon to conserve the rights OF
| OElahoma's toilers. Enumeration OF
its beneficent laws on the subject Is
unnecessary; In both constitution
and statute they are recognized as
| the most advanced OF any state in the
nation; we pledge continuation OF
the righteous policy producing them,
.and in keeping Herewith approve the
! precedent set by Oregon and limos
! to a maximum work day OF ten hours
in occupations other than domestic
and agriculture.
Agriculture.
No single interest Of our state
stands higher in Importance than that
OF agriculture. And we pledge the
Democratic party to a continuance OF
the advanced policies which have
marked its history to this time.
We favor the Oklahoma agrlcultur
al and Industrial system OF education
the continuation Of all the laws nov
In force governing said system; the
preservation OF the present powers
OF the board of agriculture and meth
cd OF electing the same. and suffl
cieDt appropriation to enable a con
tinnation of the wholesome work O
said board.
Banking Law.
We favor the representations o
the state banks on the state banking
board and the publication OF quarter
: ly statements OF a guaranty fund an'
the deposit OF guaranty fund In thu
/ contributing banks on the same con
! diti0ns that all other state deposits
I are made III state banks.
AS pledged IN the state constitution
unr state Legislature has provided
banking law. the result OF which u
: actual operation show, for the periol
, OF two and One-half years, that IL hai
been In operation. that no state banl
failure has ever embarrassed bnsl
ness In the state or community: tina
no deposition has ever lost a singh
dollar. nor even failed TO receive nj
, money upon demand that the banl
! deposits OF our state banks hav'
4 grown from eighteen million dollar
/ to loltyaiye million dollars: that th'
burden upon the banks of furnlshlnl
the fund for the protection OF th'
/ people has been many times repai'
: BY increased volume and stability 2
) business, and tnst the practical siei
; alton OF our banking system has q
1 lenged the admiration OF the l y
J ness world
: usury.
II We favor an effective usury lss
wlth penalties 70 insnr@ rfore
/ enforcement Of the same.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-16
rowEt SUPPLY.


j D. GRANS. Proprietor.
rowola and aprons of all Kinds fiir
aished IL very reasonable price, See
pe before you buy d. GRAYS
PHONE NO $40
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-16
struck a RIeh Mlne.

S. W. BENDS. Of Coal CITY, Ala. Haya
he slru a perfect mine Of health In.
Dr.. Kings New lAfe pills for they
cured him Of Liver and Kidney
Trouble after II years Of snfferlng}
They are the best pills on earth for
Constipation, Malaria. Headache, nyt-
pepsla. Debility 21e AT al druGgMs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-16
WAN
CLASSIFIED
liflp wANrNn MALf

- - 49, - y p '7'' ~
Two yuuhs men 20 can
Vas on AA,srahtes tst1 per day.
Call Monday, rooms Guthtis Savings
y----...s- -~s- .-.---s-.r- -.---- --------s4-
WANTED--hisif 70 learl nSrpsF
trade Few ~eeis required nssl
payiIg work within reach OF poor
man Can have CHOP with small cap
ital Wages si2 "a s20 weekly Won
derful demand fui .siDeIs. Gaia
logue mailed free Mosf BARRIER Col
lese. Dallas Texas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-16
Guthrie Markets

.--.--.
Corn G5o
Mlllst ts
Oats aGe,
nsied nay til 10 yis.
4 .,uss hay ~ 10 40
Flour. SOIL wheat patsnI- s2oO
'iafd wheat sz70
Wheat hafd--tl O7 IL.
bfsu, soft wheat tl,ss.
Shorts Il 40
Alfalfa meal--tl.lb
Aitslfa seed --yi2 10 slt PER Ds
CAue eped ~ 90.
Chops--,l6O
Buttef-~l7c.
Eggs 50 U0
Hens-~gc
Broilers-- l0c.
naffir cern--s1.75.
Miliet seed--sl.2b.
Poultry food--$2.60.
oyster shells tl.2s
Corn meal--31. 10.
Cow peas $500.
tmb---aJ TO ~
Beet $500 to s3.25.
Hogs-s7sh.
Veal saOO to $500.
Geese-rhc
Du .kR~7c.
Potatoes--Colo 5tc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-16

Stops earache IN two minutes:
tooiha,he OF pain OF burn or ecaid 10
five minutes; hoarsenesa, one hour,
two honrs; sore throat,
twelve honrs DIR Thomas EcleetIic
on. m0uarch over psin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-16
eoND ELECTION CALLED
Special to Daily Leader

Special to Daily Leader
Carmen. Okla, AllR. l6 6---Another
bond election has been called in Car.
men for the purpose of voting sl50o0
additional revenues 10 extend the
waterwoiks and electric lights The
dry weather caused The supply g. run
short and the Guy officials nre pre-
pairing TO make ample provisions Tor
tae ilnnre the election Is called for
Anelst -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-16
Oklahoma state Manual.

The Oklahoma State Manual for
1909 IN now ready. II rs an ensyclo
pedia Of statistical Information Gives
names OF all the state and county Of
ficers, their post office addresses
county, judicial. congressional and
senatorial districts. names and ad
dress OF members OF CONSTITUTIONAL
Convention: first and second legIsla
turp. population. wealth " stale and
value Price. 7bc. Address Leader
Printing Company. Gntbrle. Okla,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-16

When the digestion Is 4 right, he
action OF the bowels regular, there Is 4
natural craving and relish for food.
When this Is hacking ycu may know
that you need q dose of Chamberlain's
Stomach aud Liver Tablets. They
strengthen The digestive organs, i'm.
prove the appetite and regulate the
howels Sold by al, dealers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-16

Head III. DatiS Lssdsr want col
unns for barshGs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-16

State e ONO, CITY Of Toledo, Lucas
County, ss.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
he Is senior partner OF the firm of T..
\. Cheney n Co. doing business in
the Clly Of Toledo, County and state
afoie, aid. and that said firm VIII pay
the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOL.
LARS for each aud every case Df
Csialrh Tint can not b. cured by the
use OF Halls catafrh Cure.
lrRkHK !, CHENEY
Sworn 10 before me aud suDsci neh
In my presence. this 9Th day Of lie
cemher, A. I, lsst
A. W, GLEASON.
tSaaD Notary public.
ilall8 Catlrh rnrc ls taken later.
nally ana acts dIreiily on tile blood
and mue0ns ftlrflccs @. the syHlem
Sepi for leatlmonole IRE"
T. 4 CHENEY " cOs Toledo. .
Sold bs al dfnsgists i.c
Take iiails Family pilis tor ron
'tipation
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-13
EARLY ROSE STUDS
 ARE ON MARKET
REMINDER THAT THIS IS BE- COMING MORE OF 4 FARMING SECTION YEARLY.

With the coming of every summer season the fact that this section of Arizona is becoming more and more an agricultural center is brought home forcibly to Bisbee people. At present the Salt River Valley is be- ing brought prominently into the pub lie eye as a producer of fruits. while Hereford and Fairbanks are drawing attention as vegetable producers.
 Recently large shipments Of Early Rose potatoes have been received in Bisbee by the Buxton-Smith company. and other wholesale merchants. and placed on the local markets. The po- tatoes are of a quality superior to those received from Southern Cadfor- mia and that quite a large crop has been raised in the Hereford Fair banks district will be welcome news 10 local consumers.
 From the Salt River valley daily shipments are being received by the Copper Queen store. Buxton-Smith company and others. of canteloupes. grapes. peaches and plums all of ex- cellent quality. juicy and sweet This years production of these fruits far surpasses that of any previous season. it is stated
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-13
ARCHIE LOOKING
 FOR HIS IDEAL
WRITES TO CITY MARSHAL WAT KiNs WITH ONE ORDER FOR 4 GIRL.

The chance for the coy maiden of uncertain years has at last shown itself in Bisbee in the form of a letter received by City Marshal Wat. kns yesterday from Archie V. Don aldson. of Indianapolis. Ind, who is searching the face of the earth for sweetheart He wrote asking MT. Watkins to publish the letter. hoping that it would reach her" eyes and he would receive a response.
 Indianapolis Ind. July g. 1910.
 914 x. Sheffield Ave
 Dear Sir-Pardon me, sir. do not wish to bother you much. but will you, or can you. kindly take the responsibility to find me a girl? am the lonesomest fellow that ever lived. If you can possibly i'll my requirements and wishes. I will thank you very much. even if you are wiling to kindly have my letter printed. Let me know what the charge for it is; I am willing to rcyy a ransom.
 These are my only specifications: One who is honest industrious. capa ble and respectable. It doesn't hard ly matter with my choice whether she is beautiful or not. A beggar shouldn't be a chooser.
 I am the same kind of person that l want her to be
 will close. wishing you a pros porous term and a true mora, friend in me and others.
 Cordially yours.
 ARCHIE V. DONALDSON, Donaldson evidently doesn't care for expenses, as he enclosed a post age stamp for a reply in case she lives in Bisbee or COchise county. One at a time. girls.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-13
M'GREGOR-KENNEY
 WEDDING TODAY
POPULAR 5Is6EE COUPLE WILL
 BE UNITED FOR LIFE IN TOMBSTONE.

Amid showers of rice, significant of the nuptial state into which he is about to enter. John Nj McGregor left last evening for Tombstone, where he will be united in marriage this morning at the home of C. E. Hicks to Miss Lucille Naomi Kenney, of Bisbee. The ceremony will be per formed by Rev. J. E. Fry of Bisbee.
 The only attendants will be Pat Nathan and Miss Ethel Jones. both of this city. Immediately after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. McGregor will leave Tombstone for Vancouver. B C.. where they will visit for several weeks. afterward going through Can ada to the eastern provinces. thence to New York. and after a three month s absence return to Bisbee.
 The bride. who is the charming daughter of James Kenney. Sr.. a well known rancher of the Sulphur Springs valley. is popular in Bisbee. being a beautiful and attractive young womai1. For three years she has been a member of the faculty of the Bisbee public schools.
 Jack as MT. McGregor is known to his friends and acquaintances, is representative in this section of Ar izo1a foy the New York Life Insur- ance company. No more popular young man is to be found in Arizona than he. Each has a host of friends to wish them happiness throughout life.
 Besides Mir. McGregor. the follow ing Bisbee people left yesterday for the county seat to attend the we'd ding: Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Blair Rev. J. E. Fry. Miss Myrtle McGav- ock and Pat Nathan.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-13
LODGE RECEPTION ID
 MR. AND MRS. MOON
PLEASANT AFFAIR BY THE YEO- MEN AT FAIR HALL LAST EVENING

One of the most pleasant affairs of recent weeks was the reception dance rendered MT and Mrs. Chester Moon by the members of the Yeomen at Fair hall last evening A large crowd was gn attendance. including mem bers Of the lodge and a number of friends of the young couple
 After T reception had been ten dered Mir. Moon and his bride and introductions had been had where necessary, dancing was begun and was carried on until a late hour. Dur ing the evening refreshments of dainty character were served to the guests.
 One pleasing feature of the even ing was the rendition of vocal and Instrumental selections in brief pro- gram. participated in by talented lodge members and guests.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-13
Lodee InstaIIs Officers.

Installation of officers vas had by Rathbone Lodge No. 10. K. of P. at Pythiaa Caste last eyering. W. c. Gilmore. of Tombstone. district deputy grand chancellor. conducting the ceremonies. The following Of dcers were installed William c. Mainz. c. C.. F. B Mathews. vice C. C.; P. L. Sanches preiste; A. F.. Meeks. M at A.: Ed King. M. of w.: c. A. Hook. inner guard. The grand officers installed were James Farley. grand prelate; E. Nadeau. grand vice chancellor: James Gresham, grand master at arms.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-13
Funeral of Arthur Bean.

The funeral of Arthur Richard Bean who was killed by w. NJ. Hart in will be held this afternoon at 2:30 from the partors of the Palace Un- dertaking company. The pall-bearers are O. NJ. Alvin, John Miller, B. J. Watkins. Bert Parnell, William Tonk- ins and William Frazier. The deceas- ed was member of the National As sociation of Stationary Engineers, and this association has furnished the pail bearers and win have charge of the services.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-13
AS FAR AS plzmo BEACH

The ideal pleasure resort Of all Coast Beaches on the Pacific Coast situated in San i.;;.A obisDo County ,alifornia. half way between san -.rancisco and Los Angeles on the southern Pacific Coast Line tlVe
 s daiiy rom Los Angeles. First .lass hotel. Tent City in connection. r.asure and comfort and all kinds oi ,musements. PIZMo BEACH IS the s.sst Ior surf bathing. and the most oeautifui. widest and longest on the ,.s coast Of the United States. spe- .ial weekly and monthly rates to guests. Under new management
 SIZMo BEACH RESORT COMPANY A---' V 1s7
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-13
Douglas Girls Here.

A number of young women from Douglas. chaperoned by Mrs. H. J. Kuhn were in Bisbee yesterday as the guests of Miss Sophia Peschpe of Douglas. who organized the trip in honor of her guests. the Misses Anna and Eleanor Nagel. Besides the hostess and guests of honor the following composed the party. Mrs H. J. Kuhn. Misses McfSamara. WarT
 Robson. Jones, Cain and Dunlap. The party passed the day visiting the various mines of the district. They returned to their home last evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-13
GLASSES

Dr. Schell. the optician, Of Tucson, will be at:
 Copper Queen hotel Monday and Tuesday. July II and 12
 Naco hotel. Naco. Wednesday. July IS.
 Cananea. Post-offioe building. Thurs day and Friday. July IA and 15.
 Last visit until fall. Call on me for glasses Eyes examined free.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-13
Eir. Extlnauished.

Passers-by discovering a olazing mattress in the basement Of No l@e UpOer Lowell last evening extin- guished the flames after some dif- fculty. after the mattress and some other bed clothing stored in the house had been ruiued- The house is occupied by a number of men who are baching-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-13

Until noon today "Wednesday Dr. Schell, the optician, at Copper Queen hotel
 If your eyes need attention. can this morning. Dr. Schell, the opti- elan of Tucson. will remain at Copper Queen hotel until noon today. Last visit until fall
 Being unable to finish up yester- day. Dr. ScheIl, the optician. will re- main at Copper Queen hotel until noon today. Full line of spectacles and eye glasses. Examination free.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-13
Ernrsss Growing Heavier.

Daily shipments of California run on Nh east bound each evening are growing heavier. Last evening inc Benson-Douglas train was ee- Iaved for several minutes at the locaf station while it was being clear cd of the express. mostly boxed and crated fruits