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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10
JAPAN MAY BUILD
NICARAGUA CANAL

New Orleans, June 1O-Much sig
nifIcence is attached TO the proposed
visit Of the Japanese battleship fleet
TO Mexico. according to dispatches re-
ceiyed here from Central America
The Latln-American is inclined to re-
gard the visit. which is to be made on
the occasion OF Mexico's centennial
celebration OF her Independence. as
diplomatic stroke by Japan. and prints
rumorS OF special ENJOYS being sent
at the same time to carry on negotia-
tions with Central American Repub-
Hes. 1t lis also claimed that japan
VIII take advantage OF this visit to
bring about treaty relative to n
canal In Nicaragua. for which England
will furnish the money
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CLAIMS HE
IS HOUNOED
Mexican Refugee Ap.
peals to Congress
for Help

Washington. June 10.-A tale OF
forced flight from Mexico and alleged
persecution by American and Mexl-
can officers In this country was re-
lated TO the rules committee of the
house today by i. De Lara, a political
refugee.
After recountipg his experiences In
Los Angeles. Cal. where ne said he
was arrested five times on "tTumped
up" charges at the instance OF the
Mexican government and served more
than 100 days In jail. DeLara OK.
claimed:
Il have been in jail Ave times since
l came 10 the United States and have
been subjected TO the third degree at
the hands of the officers, | have been
thrown Into a dungeon and Kept for
days with nothing TO eat but n rotten
potato, and neither my attorneys nor
fr'ends allowed 10 see me. I am lia-
BILE to be arrested again any time and.
unless you gentlemen help me. they
may got me and hang me-"
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OPENING OF THE CROW RES
ERVATioN FOR SETTLEMENT

Washington. June 1O.-The opening
to settlement Of the Crow Indian res
ervation. comprising some 100000
aores. is provided for in a bill order
cd fayorably reported py the house
committee on Indian affairs today.
The measure Is the Pray bill. which
authorizes the survey and allotment
of lands now embraced within the lin
Its Of the Crow reservation and the
sale and disposition of the surplus
and unallotted lands there The date
will be fixed in a presidential proc.
lamation, after the survey and allot.
ments of the land are completed The
settlement will be under the home
stead. desert land. mineral and town
site laws
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10
c)OCE7Y'
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS OUTING.

The outing Of tho Railway mall
cler6s In Ogden canyon yesterday
afternoon fulfilled the most pleasant
snticlpatlons Of the clerks and their
guests Boating. games of all kinds.
and various social diversions occus
pied tho time until the dinner hour.
whom all did Justice to an elaborate
mcnu at the Idlewlld. Toastmaster
Livingston opened the speechmakiDg
with few well chosen words, Trans
fer Clerk Lemon. local representative
to the recent Kansas City convention.
gave an interesting talk on the work
accomplished In the interests OF the
railway mail clerks At the conven-
tion, and Witty speeches and gay re-
partec rounded out tho dinner hour.
The big Idlewild dining room was
then cleared for the dance which fol
lowed Fine music and well ar
ranged program was enjoyed until
late hour
Chairman of entertainment com
mittee and his assistants. S c. Por-
ter and D ", Justin. were compll-
mented for their careful and success
full arrangement OF details.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10
GUNS IN THE NAVY
PUTTlEO UP BY EXPERTS

Washington, June 10.-"J have
sworn affidavlts that cracks in guns
made by the Bethlehem Steel com.
pany have been pulled up by cx
perts in order that they might pass
inspection" declared Representative
Hughes of New Jersey. in advocating
the construction of battlcships In
navy yards. during a discussion of n
conference report on the naval appro'
priation bill In the house today.
MI Roberts OF Massachusetts,
member of the naval affairs COM
mlttee challenged this statement
And these guns" added MT.
Hughes. "are more dangerous to the
men behind them than they are TO the
enemy In front Of them" -,
Mr.. Hughes said ne did not know
whether such guns had been accepted
by the government.
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OEPEW WANTS THE
CANAL FORTIFIED.

Washington. June 1o.-senator De-
new made an Intellectual EFFORT today
10 have the sundry civil appropria-
tlon bill so amended as to provide
$3.50. 900 for beginning the forui2a,
tlon of the Panama canal. He SAID
Tint, unless begun now. there was
danger that the fortiHcations WON
not be completed until after the COM
pletion Of the canal work. senator
Hale made a point Of order against
tbo proyision, which Was sustained.
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are prepared TO wage another fight
against deficiency appropriation to
defray President Tatts travelling cX-
pcnses for the present fiscal year
Considerable dissatisfaction was e1-
pressed today with the action OF the
senate In adopting an amendment to
the sundry civil bill yesterday. max
ing available for the present year
the utcm of $26,0OO to bo appTopri-
atcd for the coming fiscal year. The
house rejected the proposition on May
&c by an overwhelming vote
Tho action taken by the senate yes
terday passed unchallenged and prob
ably was not noticed by more than
n dozen senators.
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INJUNCTION is GRANTED.

Guthrie, Okla. June 10,-In an or
der received BY the clerk of the
United States district court here.
Judges Hughes granted the temporary
injunction of the Rock Island and st.
Louis &: San Francisco roads against
the enforcement Of the Oklahoma two
cent passenger and the maximum
freight rate laws. which the petition
ers declared were cenhscatoTy.
The two-ccnt rate Will be re-estab-
lished witha few days. The Atchlson.
Topeka & Santa Fe and the Missouri.
Kansas & Texas railways had previ-
ously been granted similar injunc-
tioDs
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10

boise and Pooatello. on his way
nome he spent day at Logan Mr.
sherman states that everything In the
TEN state, so far as the forcstry ser
wee Is Concerned Is in splendid con
di,,.9n.
meduced prices on all classes OF
mi,iinery at removal sale of Stafford
M'iiinary Co. Ord floor WriEhts, =
Sidney w Badcon. who for the
past year has been In Chicago. study.
ing medicine. has returned TO Ogden
TO spend the summer
All kinds Of coal $3.50 cash. dolly.
cred NJ, l.. Jones Coal Co. =
Growing DImmer-The comet was
Darey visible last evening and by
the end of the wook it will have
passed almost entirely from human
vision, not to he seen until some
where about 1885, 1t turns on its
orbit just beyond the orbit of the
planet Neptune.
So cash uuys a ton OF Best Rock
Springs on the market Phone 27
John Farr.
Long Auto Trlp-Two BOYS, Floyd
and Elmer Clymer. aged II and II
respectively. sons OF DR. j. B. Clymer
OF Berthoud, Colo, are no Won a long
auto trip from Colorado to Wana
Walla, Wash. and It Is expected
they Will reach Ogden in few days.
They figure It will take them lftecn
days TO mako the journey
Carpenters and euliders-The die.
putc between the carpenters and
and contractors and builders OF the
city seems to be AZ great today as II
has been at any time since the car
penters made the demand for a $3.50
per day scale. and by some II Ia
feared that the union will not nc.
code to 4 graduated scale OF from So
TO $3.50 asked for by hte builders and
contractors. II is contended by some
OF the carpenters that the rules of
the union forbid anything except
Hat scale. No hcadway toward an
agreement was made at the meeting
last evening
Bond FIned at S1so-Charles Van
Herbert was nrraigned before Judge
Murphy this morning on the charge of
4 misdemeanor. the complaint alleg-
Ing that on April 9th. he cmbezzled
from G. r Woolley diamond ring,
valued at 946. His bond was fixed
at $50. Van Hcrberr pleaded not
guilty TO the charge and the case will
be heard In the municipal court in
the near future.
Harry E. Baker will be the speaker
at the Tabernacle Sunday afternoon.
The public is cordially invited
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10
LONE HIGHWAYMAN
HOLDS Up TRAIN

Ell PASO. TeXes. June 10.-A lone
bighwayman held up FL Paso & South
erD train No. 2, eastbound. shortly be.
fore midnight The train was stopped
one mile east Of Robsart. near Carri-
zoso. and one Pullman car WAS gone
through and every passenger robbed
The bandit then left the train and
disappeared across the desert, headed
for tho mountains The Pullman pas
scngers are without money, and the
conductor has wired TO the superin-
tendent In Kansas City for instruc-
tions TO be sent 20 him at Dalhart
The higbwnYmaD forced the passen-
gers into Supt. G. F. Hawks private
car. which was attached To The train.
where he made them all. including the
superintendent. deliver tEeir valuables
and money.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10
SENATOR HEPBURN is
AROUSED BY SENATOR HALE

Washington, Juno 10.-Aroused be-
cause Senator Hale made a point Of
order In the senate today against an
amendment he proposed 10 the sundry
civil appropriation bill. making an ap-
proprlation of $4,000 for public land
surveys in Idaho, Senator Hepburn re.
taliated by making point Of order
against committee amendments for
special surveys in Nebraska, Utah.
Oregon and Alaska. thereby precipi-
tatlng spirited conflict with senators
from those states
MI Hepburn finally had his way, all
cented
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10
SAMAR TWINS ARE
GREAT ATTRACTION

Although many miles away from
INC rustling palms and the cool green
shades of the tender bamboo shoots OF
the Philippine islands. the little
Samar twins. az they are called.
seem TO be enjoying ogden high life
II, n most through manner these days
They started In on their exhibition
course at the WrIghts store day be-
fore yesterday and they close the en-
gayement Saturday night They
have made u pronounced hit with the
many hundreds OF ladies, children
and men who have paid tho booth on
the second floor visit
Ii seems impossible 10 many that
two little, bright. healthy babies
should be Joined together with bonds
of flesh. lIgaments and vital organs
and live, yet this Is proven hourly to
all who call But 1t Is not alone that
they are little SIamese twins. but be-
cause they are so very bright and
cunning that they draw so many
thousands to see them
Finding that this was good shop
ping center the little mother. Josefa,
has put In the past two days buying
suits of clothes for little Jose, the
brother Of the twins. shoes and
stockings. hats and caps. dresses of
snowy white for the babies, and for
herself gorgeous SILK parasols. one
new tailor-made gown. shoes and
stockings and lots of ribbons and
buckles of bright hues. She pos
sesscs the taste OF the Oriental wo-
man and relies on the Judgment os
the nurse In charge for selections that
Will prove attractive
The Samar twins are certainly max
ing more than good as an attraction.
They will receive many hundreds
Saturday and Will be on exhibition
from 3 a. IN. until the closing OF the
store at seven o'clock They ge
from here TO Denver
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10
CAPT. ROSS is A SON OF
ROSENTHAl OF MIL WAUkEE

Milwaukee, June 10-CaptaIn Ross
reported az having been killed in a
battle In Nicaragua between insur-
gent and government forces az Fort
ress La Cieba Is believed here to
have been Louis Z. Rosenthal. son
of Charles r. Rosenthal OF this city
Young Rosenthal left for the Cen
tral American country some time ago
and It is known Joined the insur-
gent army, lighting under the name
OF Louis Ross Rosenthal
Mr.. Rosenthal. father of the young
man. has received confirmation OF
his sons death from the American
consul al BluefIelds and has taken
the matter up with the state depart
mcnt at Washington.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10
genet RAJ MANAGER
BANCROF 7 BACK

Vice President and General Manag-
er Bancroft of the Oregon Short Line
spent few minutes In Ogden this
morning. while waiting for his car to
be switched from the fast mall from
the east To the train for Salt Lake
Mr Bancroft, in noting the amount OF
Improvement work being done at the
Union depot. stated that he wanted II
rushed right along to completion. In
connection with his trip 10 Chicago.
ho made no statement other than that
1t was regular business trip for the
purpose OF comforting with the gen
eral officers of the Hartman system.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10
PYTHlAN SISTERS.

Tho Pythian Sisters of Calanthc
Temple, No ]. held their anual cleo
tlon of officers at X. OF p, hall last
Saturday afternoon. after which re-
freshments were served at Hupfer's.
The following officers were elect
ed: P. C. Mrs. Ida Bleclman. NJ r.
c.. Mrs. S. J. Turner; f. 8. Mrs. Re
becca King: f j.. Mrs. Matte Nc
Beth; NJ. Of T.. Mrs. Ray Kline; II.
OF f. Mrs. Lucy NJ. Hodge; NJ OF r
and C.. Mrs. Lottie McGaw, P OF T.
Mrs. s. Tracy. G. Of o. T., Mrs. Kate
Blddle. trustee. Mrs Lucy Watson.
musician. Mrs. Isella Tyree.
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ELECTED OFFICERS.

The ladies' OF the First Baptist
church met last Wednesday at the
home OF Mrs. A A. Burt and elected
officers for their Mission Study class
for the ensuing year, when the study
Of Africa will be taken up with a
complete library and text books of
"Christus Liberator"
The officers elected are; Presi-
dent. Mrs. Clayton Coolidge; vice
president, Mrs. T. D Johnson; sec
retary. Mrs. A. A Burt; assistant
secretary and secretary of literature.
Mrs. Q. R. Graft; treasurer, Mrs. D.
c. Olmstead. assistant treasurer,
Mrs. j. B. McCracken.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10

Haberdashery that leaves no
room for doubt as to comfort.
quality or correctness-that s
ours.
Our ready-to-wear shirts are
the finest money can buy or
brains produce; Russian Cords
French Madras and other fabrics
plated and neghgee-the fin
est assortment of plain and
plated negligee shirts In OGDEN
SOC to $500.
Comfort" straws to crown
Your headpicce with-the coolest
hghtest straws offered here
abouts- 81 10 $5-in all shapes
and strawS.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10
INCIDENT CLOSED.

WaChington, June 10.-Represent-
atlvc Francis Burton Harrison of New
York, who yesterday WAS snubbed by
President Taft at the executive Of
fices OF the White House. was the
center OF much interest today on the
floor of the house. When asked II
he would give further expression re-
gardlng Mr.. Tnft's trcatment of him,
Mr.. Harrison said that so far as he
was concerned the incident was
closed
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10
COM M EXCITEMENT.

Tho Sisters OF the Holy Cross arc
sending out cordial invitations to
their many friends TO attend the an
unal commencement exercises at
Scored Heart academy. which will be
held at ten o'clock. Wednesday morn
ing, June %. The junior exercises
will be held on Tuesday, June q.
The graduates of the 1910 aca-
demic course are: Misses Loretta NJ
Clause, Susie e. Jackman. Mable B.
Krauss. Edna NJ. Hamilton. Agnes E.
Kennedy. Marguerite f. McNulty.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Little Marjorie Ellis was six yes
terday. and she celebrated the event
by giving a party TO her little friends.
some twenty-five in number Games
We're played. which the wee guests
delighted In Many presents were re-
ceived by the little hostess, and Grand
mn Edison made great big birthday
cake which was immensely enjoyed
by the crowd of Juveniles The mer-
ry children dispersed late in the af.
ternooD, and only wished Marjorie's
birthday could be celebrated oftener
than once a year
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10
VENeZUELA's CHANGE
OF FOREIGN POLICY

Paris. June 1O-The foreign office
has been officially advised of the
recent appointment OF General NJ. A.
Matos as foreign minister In Presi-
dent Gomez cabinet in Venezuela 1t
is assumed at the foreign office that
this means a complete lchange OF
policy and an early settlement of
Venezuelas differences with foreign
powers, including Franco.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10
ARKANSAS REPUBLICANS.

Little Rock, Ark, June 1o.-Be-
tween four and five hundred dele
gates were present when the Republi'
can state convention was called TO or
der here today. Tho principal event
was the election OF candidate for
governor and the naming OF chair
man OF state committee A new state
central committee will also be elect
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10
CLARA MORRIS HOME is TO
BE SOLD UNDER MORTGAGE

White Plains. N Y. June 10.-Un-
less some steps are taken 10 prevent
1t. 1t is probable that the old home OF
Clara Morris. on Riverdale avenue,
Yonkers, where the actress Is serious
ly III. will be sold under foreclosure
of mortgage
Judge Keogh today. in the supreme
court here, appointed Laurence Cros-
by. an attorney, referee TO sell the
property
The application was madc by a
trust company, which alleges that S25.-
600 was due from tho actress and her
husband. Frederick c. Harriott
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10

surrounding danger. I must charge
much of It's existence to Editor Bry-
an and Editor Roosevelt, each nr
whom in his sincere desire to pro-
mote a rcform in the injustice OF
local institutions has inaugurated in
his political following n greater dan
ger in the spirit OF legislation against
n nelghbor or opponent for retaliation
or vengeance"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10
FINNISH BILL PASSES

ST. Petersburg. June 10.--The duma
TODAY passed tho Finnish bill. giving
that body authority over the Finnish
diet. The vote on the third reading
was 16t to @3.
AS the victory OF tho government
measure, which has aroused Intense
bitterness In the duchy was announc-
cd the nationalists applauded vigor-
ously. Then Vladimir Puriskeyich,
the Drssldent OF the reactionary
League of the Archaugcl Michael,
anrane TO his feet and trlumphantly
shouted; "Finis Finlandiae
-,,,n ,,r ACC kno TnnAN
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10
CALIPH WINS THE RACE,

Atlantic City, n j. June 10.-Thc
Caliph. flying the colors of the Vent.
nor. n. j., Yacht club, Won the
HayanR-Atlautic city race for cruis
er motor boats, The Ilys, Philadel'
phia Yacht club, took second place
because ftime allowance. and the
Berncyo. Brooklyn Yacht club took
third place.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10
TRIAL OF CAPT. o'coNNoR.

Tombstone. Ariz.. June 10-The
trial of Capt Stephen C. O'Connor,
II. &. A., retired, for the murder OF
DR.. A. s Russell at Duluesne, small
mining camp, came to close mere
today and 1t Is expected that YER
dict will be reached before tonight
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

Mr.. and Mrs James F. Wadman
announce the marriage Of their niece.
Miss Beatrice l.. Horrocks. to Mr..
Harold Tribe, Wednesday, June %.
1910. at the Salt Lake temple. The
young couple will leave Immediately
for a four months trip to Europe.
Miss Mayme Carey of Boise is tho
guest OF Mt and Mrs. John McDer-
mott at the Heoly for few days.
Mrs George Fl. Houghton OF Salt
Lake City Is the guest of Miss Loretta
Whalen for a few days
Mrs. Ben F. Tyree of Ogden Ia
visiting her mother, Mrs. NJ j. Clark.
in Salt Lake for a week.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Freeman and Mrs. War,
ron Mallory Of Scilly Idaho, arc Wis
ting with their daughter and sister.
Mrs. G F. Rcedcr in Ogden for q
few days.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10
ALL TRAINS MUST BE
EQUIPPED WITH AlR6RAkES s

Washington. Juno 10,-The Inter
state Commerce commission today Is
sued an order requesting the equip
ment with power brakes OF So per cent
OF the cars in any train operated in
Interstate commerce. The order Will
become effective on September ].
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10
@ O O O O Q 0 Q @ @ Q O @ @ Q Q c
ISASTER ON
~. CANADIAN PACIFIC

Winnipeg. June 10. "A
Canadian Pncific freight train
crashed into boulder near
Port Coldwcll. $50 miles east
OF Port Arthur today. The en-
tire train plunged into Lake
Superior, carrying with II the
crew. telegraph poles and
switch Engineer Wheetly.
Fireman Clarke. and Brakeman
Mcmillan we're drowned.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10
vcERoY OF INDIA.

London, June 10.-Tbe appointment
Of Sir Charles HardiDgc. permanent
under-secretary OF state for foreign af,
fairs, as viceroy OF India, In sncces-
sion OF the Earl OF Mlntows. is official
ly announced today.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10
, O O @ Q O o O O o 0 O O 0 O O
VESSEY'S NOMINATION
is CONCEDED,

Pierre, S. D., June 1o.-All
factions today conceded the
denomination Of Vessey, pro-
gressiYc, for governor. and
Burke and Martin. stalwarts.
for congress. The official re-
turns may be necessary TO de-
eide nominations OF others on
the ticket.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10
TO DEATH IN AUTO

CLEVELAND. O. June 10
Plunglng In his automobile
through the open draw of the
Superior viaduct to the bank OF
the Cuyahoga river. 80 feet be-
low. Fred r. Blee, an automo'
bile dealer. was instantly killed
at an early hour this morning
The machine In falling struck
John Wonstow, %atehman.
brcnklns both his legs ~ p
Blee was alone in the auto
mobile.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10
HIGH PRICES.

Tho highest prices paid for liyc
or dressed poultry. ogden Fish &c
Poultry company. 2526 Washington
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10
TAFT,s TRAVELLING EXPENSES
MEET DEMOCRATIC OBJECTION

Washington. Juno 1o.-Several
Domoorauo members OF tho house
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READ THE CLASS ADS TODAY
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-14
BOOSTING VS..
KNOCKING HABIT
DR.. Burdette'S Wholesome Advice
to Members of HonoIuIu's
Commercial Club.

DR.. Robert ! Burdette, whose home
been the wonder of the West for its
growth, whose citizens are enrolled in
one grand promotion committee and a
city where the difficulties are not con-
sidered and the results only are of con
sequence, gave the merchants of Homo
lulu some excellent advice at the meet
ing of the Commercial Club on Satur-
day evening. His subject was: What
a Man Owes to the Town He Lives In, -
and his address upon that theme was:
He owes this duty to himself and
the town-to own part Of it. Ever so
small lot if he can t own a big one.
\ forty-foot front if he can do no bet
ter. But ne should own a part of the
town. That gives him a stake in it.
THAT man who owns home in the
town never calls his town it. When
he speaks Of it, whether it be London
or Tail holt, New York or Waikiki, he
says we Our Town. And he has
a right to. He is Stockholders; a
partner.
. More than that, when he owns q
piece Of ground, farm or town lot, he
has stake in the Earth. He is q
citizen Of the Universe. His property
extends from the birthstone zone to the
stars. Even now, in the States, they
are disputing concerning the right OF
an airship to sail through the air over
man 5 house without the owners per
mission. The very thought i enough
TO make a man feel chesty. And witt
good cause.