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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
INtl.E JIM WILSON.

Although James Wilson. secretary
~ the department ~ agriculture, has
never had press agent hc has new
crthclcss managed to keep mis- name
prominently before m, public. Uncle
Jim uas survived one administration
after another. having served under
Mckulcy, Roosevelt and TAFT VII
son b. fine old gentleman, 20 wears
old ana has been very popular and
useful u, his position. Uncle jim first
broke into the public print strongly
whom hr had th, tlt with pinchot.
later dcposed az chief forester of the
United states forest service. Sow
Uncle jim is bus, looking into the
In WIlcy business IN Wiley prob
ably has more real enemies IN the
United states than amy other public
official today Wiley made powerful
,ucuics when ne insisted that mix
tur, OF crude alcohol and small
amount ot real whisky b, nos labeled
MilNhNs lfltiN ltfN li'hIH N'fNANi'i'
1,uluat,. sacchariu and copper sui
pilates next received wilvy'S atteu-
ton, after which b., dealt q bod, blow
tn no, patent medicine uusiu,ss.
40 one NiI accus, Srcrc'ar, Wilson
oi any uudrrhandcd play u the Wiley
aifuir which recently came to q cul-
mination. sat o. f barely possible
that uncl, Jim isn't ns uyc'y mau
ar Do, Was few wears ago. % viii
NOT uc great surprise 10 anyone 60
sc, Uncle Jiu rctir, some tine day
and su back to his farm Ia Iowa Go
spend a., balance az his days. th, end
OF long ana uuss HE, many wears of
which Werc devoted 90 work tor che
public good
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
THE GIru. ON CLAIM.

It's shack boz the open THE girl
CALLS IL hum,
Nnd thu wind. OF tho prairie AN
murmur tho uumr
SHE has driven nor stakes ANA has
furroH,d the luam
And high is IN, head of On, g.rI ou
lain
Sh, fears NOT the night nor th, storm
bon ltg wrath
she o. proud of her dGv when the
sun sets Ike flame.
NO plspu-Ilkr shop casts ils shade
DER hoI path
There iS hope Iu IN, fac, of me
girl cen claim.
she ls winning each DAY toward 90,
coveted prize
she rs beating adN,rutS's heart
breaking game.
There rs eouras, subum, shining uut
OF her eyes
Hats OF 20 The gin who has stukod
Out u claim
Arthur Chapman in m, Denver
Republican
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
cY,ir~ CO.. PROSPERITY.

a circular st.r Ha. u,'u sent Co
n. U. paper. o, Sow N,veo pS the
Santa o., station u, tu, weather nu-
r.au du.us most ,rhrm,utIy tn,
.u..Iur which ibv Herald published
fs. 200. Mouutanar Messenger.
which quotes Ur WrUtn as -uuus
Hat u,, and drl seasons occur n
cycles of seven years.
Thor, b. small doubt tbnt Dr Wru'U
had ampl, evidence 90 substauuatc
DIE statement AMI tH, unusual
amount 81 precipitation that has tull-
"a this year sc,ms Co lend color 20 bis
theory. The 'oldcst settler VIII also
ha,, something to say upon th, sub.
Jc,t u be- fact that the last seven
years have been unusually dp u b.
also generally conceded los iauchmrn
and farmers who have lived u the
territory during that period that the
cycle az wears previous showed a great
deal NOR, precipitation than those
Just past
Whatever may be- IN, exact train
OF the matter II remains % fact that
New Mexico b. entering upun s"N"n
years or seventy years - progress ana
advancement u is gcnciallN conccd-
ed that cultivation OF the land in
duccs Increased rainfall CROWNS
crops seem TO draw Ia, moisture from
tho clouds This year, on account of
the promising conditions, great area
uf prairie land is being broken tu th,
pillow This In itself VIII conduc' q
creator precipitation n 1919. and as
the years udvanc" thr tar-iamcd dry
climate 81 Sew Mexico will be a tra-
diiiou Of IN, past
Rain cor no rain. Sew Mexico 10
nov entered upon cycle of prosper
ity that no statistics of tho weather
bureau can stop
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24

N,N MeyIen bas entered upon the
seven ian y,ars -tAc seven year. ot
plenty Jus, as Eg,pt entered upon
seven years OF plenty az the time pt
Pharaoh and Joseph 30 do,sn make
amy difference wh,tho vr ,su lt "a
cycl, or not o. is uu undispu,od fact
however that an, sickle and tho
scytb, are abroad right nov in nearly
every part 81 Sew MrNlco. over lu
the MountaluaT country, uhcr, the
cycle story originated they ur,
moving down wheat barley, bay aud
alfalfa. TIA, old-usniuuod sickle has
given way 90 mowers aud rakrs pullDd
hy horses and traction engines oyer
uird bs steam.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
TUCSON CONDUCTOR
VIEWS WRECK
Delegate to Trainmen's Con
vention Makes Some Re.
marks Upon the Hulk of
Battleship at Havana.

Tucson Arz july .tN s. Bal
ungcr has returned from his trip to
jacksonville Fla. whore he attended
the national convention ct the Order
of Railroad Conductors of America
Mr Bumur,r was the dclcgatc from
this division. San Xavier Division ~.
3l3 Th,r, were present 1913 mem
bcrs FROM "a, other divisions uf the
United States. Mexico aud Canada,
This order ls am International one
ON IN, American continent ana rs for
th, purpos, OF hcttcrng the condi-
tlon uf conductors and promoting
their wen being in ull instances. 81
tn. convention several new laws were
passed and many things Nvr, don, iu
accordance with tho above purpose
stated ct the organization. The sos-
sion lasted ~ days and the delegates
worked six hours "a day Th, meet
lugs we're called Go order hl the pr,si-
dent promptly it I O'clock 900 tn, att
, oruuuu and held uutil , leo the even
| ing without l,t-up. m, proceedings
90 each day were printed aud given
To- the delegates from th, different Iii
visions and these served as REPORTS
to ,uch division from which delegate
! Was sent
Mr. Balung,r was 81 90, convention
an through th, sittings the CpuN,u-
| ton is IN, supreme court aud ever,
thing don, is fual and ali of the di-
visions nav, Co abide hv the action.
/ afaU
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
INTERESTING EXHIBITS
AT NEW YORK LAND SHOW

'Nf' 'ANli"H W. il'iN AAfiNA'N YUM
pany announced Yesterday that TO
follow up the agricultural work.
which 10 has Jyrl carry ing ON ~u ace
lively during the past few wears, 10
Will participant, i'm th, american
Land and Irrigation exposition Goo Doe
hrld 100 Madison square Garden. New
YORK city. next November The
pRusy ivUuu VIII Nh.ot models ol
transportation eunyoSuucos from the
first C"n,-tuga wagons used in Penn
~ylyJnit Co the modem electric trains
at present operating out of pguuNl-
NHutH station Iu N,W YORK citN bus-
RELIEF Typographical models pf the
Allegheny mountain district showing
tho engineering problems ovcrcom,
has-r,U,f typographical models of
tho New YORK improvement, and
Tunn, Extension and tho Cumb,r-
land valley fruit eroviug ami farm
ms districts.
There viii also Dee exhibited
model of ma, railroads standard steel
uud,rfrIm, live stock car which has
been pronounced ay Societies for IN,
Prevention 10 cruelty 90 Animals 10
most idmrJhl. car for the trduspor-
tatiuu OF live stock
tn, cumpauy'- work u On, inter.
est OF public roads Will be gwen az,
tcption. ana full size "split-lop
drag" viii occupy space m IN, ,X
nibit, ln addition. there viii 3D., shown
los graphic charts pictorial and
statistical exhibits th, agriculture
and forestry conservation work he
ing carried ON 10y tho company
The Long island railroad Will pre-
sent bu exhibit consisting pf dlfrr.
mt varieties of fruit. vegetables and
dairy products. and show boo % prar.
tical way that tho poorest kind o
land can De mad, 10 Nlcld tho finest
crops s section of the exhibit Nil
show the V.rious kinds OF soil on
Long Island, as we'll as plots espc
cially taken from the experimental
farms which viii d, In ml bloom
The methods ~ marketing ,mployc,
at the compuuy's experimental farms
ut Wadlng River aud Huntington
Long Island, win also b, demon
strityd
The Pennsylvania railroad aud iu
subsidiary Zines for number o.
Years have been carrying ON an acc
tive campaign In tac interests of ad
Ndncod agriculWro, with tho Wow %
Increasing the crops per acre there
by resulting In an increased frdgh
traffic. These activities have bccl
supplauted hy the running oi spccia
agricultural educational trains AM
steamboats,. tho distribution of farm
ing literature, the establishment %
experimental farms and IN, .ppoint
mcnt of form experts to circulate
among the farmers ana advise then
ON questions pertaining 10 individual
sasCP
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
THREE CALVES BORN
TO IMPORTED ELK

Thomas =. Gab.c. New Mexico Game
Warden, cnmrup rom Santa 70 last
sunday aud went ont TO the Sprinser
Lake whore he r. NAMED couple OF
days with Douglas and Mrs Wright
returning 10 Santa BE Tuesday. MI
Gable came prepared and took back
with him about 100 Young fish, which
included black bass aud ring perch.
and placed them Ia lake at Santa re.
II Is hardly probable that man could
bee found in all New Mexico who could
be- found as well and would ~ tnitn'
fully mn the position OF game and
fish warden lie SAYS tho elk he re-
Gently placed Ia New Mexico are d.
ing fine ana that three calves have
been born 10 the herd Springer
StoCkman
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
,N>rlLorrIs >>n Np,rnrIsINo

Cau,uoup, from N,N Mexico un
b' sent Coz 1u pa''. COT Toe United
states Tr, 4r,v,r. 100 man, mrts
cot th, territory where rlutuoup,.
are raised tp buN ,Ntout ha,, GONE
signed their ,uur crop Ca eastern
hous.s Tu. vu DO, pu, oi th, finest
advertisements for Sew Mexico. Tu,
Dtulaioup.s ut, each Wrapped with
paper sutus tnu tu, trwt Nls grown
boo Sew NuN.u. N,a M,N.p .auiu
iupp,s air tn, mut delicious that ,an
Do, raised anywhere Boo tHo United
states Tupr flavor and murk,ubI,
qualities surpass even the famous
Rocky Ford variety 10 Iea gompatl-
lively u,N Industry. aud ou, that Vu
eventually bring man, substantial
Farmers go our valleys
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
1nE CNMonnN IN IrALY.

Tht Italian government has bis
sob on ts hands Just at present In an
effort % convict the thirty odd ca
mrfra prisoners, charged with az
murder at one of their companions
aud his wife The trial has been la
progress IN the town of Viterbo. ltaly,
Tor several months post with no
prospects OF an early termination. The
trial 10 not an odifllHg spectacle, The
prisoner are Gagged Ike Wild animals
in BOO. Interesting sidelights are
being thrown on the doings and scope
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24

Sitting of the arm, from $1,000 10 %
band OF 200 picked men. the strutcsy
rcsortcd To- In the use of the lamp
th, pitcher and the uumphct the
r.... !a.,- victory. from This ac.
count thc following lessons were
drawn
FIst God doesn't use crowd. tie
works through few men. iilustrh'
tiuns ui history wer, cited
second The men who were in earn
est vcr. the picked men Men OF
rrca, uiin are mca of achievement
! The chance for initiative falls 90 The
aiaI' courageous man
ThiJl The greatness of th" ta-h
demands loyalty The sermon CLOSED
with 900 appeal To- Christians to act
q. Gods rhuscu Representatives la
facing The hosts OF evil today Just
A. ne twelve disciples were singled
cat from the multitude for world con
quest 80 mHn today are called Ot Goa
not iu masses but as Individuals.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24

Rain has been abundant Tor several
weeks In the central Rio Grundc val
lcN IN common with other parts of
thu territory. crops 100 tho vicinity oi
Albuquerque hay, grown wonderfully
fast Tho farmers ar, now ready for
the next cutting uf that tall alfalfa
which brings such anc, prices later
In the year u 1t win only stop rain
ing for ten days in order TO permit
the farmers to gather the alfalfa and
grain crops the aforesaid farmer viii
De- glad
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24

character and greater respect lur uu-
horit, and obedience 20 the law of
the land. 10 Iuculcatc greater regard
Tor IA, rights ct others. and Co come
bat the selfish mat,rialistic t,udcu-
oics OF the times. That of thc med
icai prof, ssinu. ON IA, other hand, is
To ,ud,ayur by scientific means to
rrmoN, AN remedial physical detects
and Go establish satisfactory hy.i,u.c
and sanitary conditions u may,
therefore, Dee believed ;hat thrs, two
agencies, cooperating lu the proper
spirit should uv able laggyly tu uyor-
romc IN, defects uf our citizenship pl
which Mrs. Blaine. br Evans and
many others just, complain. From
tn, journal OF the American Medical
Association, July t1 1911
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
Nn NIrnnn,. TrnnhIc.

The tramp was ia the farmers
cherry tree eating his an of luscious
fruit
Hey, there yelled the farmer,
what are YOU doing an my cherry
tree geo
"Tryin To get out capitalized the
tramp II last zen down from a bal
loon '-- Philadelphia Times
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
RAILROAD OR NONE
ARTEsIA TO THE FRONT

The new railroad is desirable aud
No si~ trely hope that We viii secnt"
.. Ia fact. wc believe that we viii get
a. but. new railroad Is not abso.
mivly necessary 10 The future prospect
rs ct Altc,ia and the surrounding
county Without Understandable ,hs
value OF the ucN road, allow a. TO
stat, that Autsia has grown ana
uosporcd In wears past without this
ROAD and We do MOI see utter annihild'
ton staring us IN HE face in case we
SO not get peCus valley News
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
Ilcil,inIs,sncr.

The hoy bothought himself of "A
great many remarkable things which
were not taking place all about hin.
Ana right shrewdN
For these quuth hc with wis
dom beyond his years FAR, what one
need be- prepared fondly 20 recall ia
ones old age Puck.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
CROP CONDITIONS
IN SPLENDID SHAPE

crop and stock conditions IN Coliay
county were never ia inner shape at
ms season OF The ,cdr, and there IN a
general good trciu- OF contcntmcnt
all around The crops and the range
are already assured. The abundant
rains during the past three weeks
have done this The most prosperous
year iu several 81 az hand. moisture
has come at che right time and when
10 would do The most good TO the
greatest number aud our most iupor
tanl Interests springer Stockman
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
The Churches


ItNgHaHIANlIN
'''''
Two dimensions, BEGAN lt'N hcrm"n
y Williams lu R.s sermon last night
,ti. ,,.i,t,p ir .,,.. fs d.t,rniu,5
Do, thrr, uniuts moi Iu , straight limo.
'rbr,uob .ti. .,,irt ami, ami, utuI,,,
of pIuu.. ma, .nt,r.,.f pu two
p,iut, "a. tn uNI-. 4. ..l,u, ma, r.,.I.p
and ...r,u, ,srinu. p..tti,us gut ID.
third point not I'm an, lime, of tl... ash
win d,t.rutiu. arl rN tb. un..f.u
or th, miami,
.N,, in,r.. are. trr., p,Ints named
%, J,-u. ban tnis text which nN bo|
plnn, .f "A Christians ifr The, dice
tar,riu. An, level on which h, u,,s
an. if..,l.. b. entertain.
-Tb, ur,t p.Ipt 4. concerned with
.tr,n.ur.s NIYu b. 4u Y,5uisfti,,. ami.
mai A.. /. NOT AT mis- best uul.s. in,-
inp up treasure. On M, orient he
common tr.nsur,s ,,er, glnthlu. and
n,on,,. Th,s, Treasures var, subject
to tho. d,trrI.r,ti,n. of moth and ru.t
ON tn, ON. hand and .u tho, other to
being pruud,r.d U Thieves dirsius
through th, .nu to st,al.
Treasures .r, us.fN .. .t,riup
NaIu. against au nonr of need a.
the treasures boz .t.r, ar, sur, ,u boz.
DESTROYED OBJ taken a,,u, tn, ana. mot
l .uur,, of vain, Yui or auNf.f, IN
contrast 10 ,artuN tr.a.gr,. which
n th, tim. ot Greatest need ar. not
la1ainblr. IN, r.u.ur.s that mu, be
laid up in heaven ar. uut uirair,I Dos
anarchy. misfortune. ur even death It.
ton al. IA, la, lu tb. It.uuu DUNGEON.
~, writes tp Tmotl, = know whom
| { have believed and ann r,r.uuJ,d
! that n, Is able q, t,.. tr3r which 1
! hay, mmttrd unto him a-.iu-t
chat da,'
followers. mrrh,d Win thirst. fp.-
! an, plane of ur Wu,r, Nuur tr,l--
iur, is. Their, vim ,nur heart 1, ALSO.
Jesus tells us to lnv up treasure. I'm
| Heaven rather than ON cnfth Ina are
christian plane h,rc must o., hca,.
/ cnly treasure.
9TH, second point Boa our prouI,m
concerns IN, e,r. when i,sus said
th, light of IA, bod, rs th. ESQ, o.,
ldidnt m,nu tbni tb. ,,s marufs. -
lures ught rho ,.r transmit. usht
| that already exists a. y used "a. tho
symbol of th, app,rrrutlv. uruIu0.
OF th, mind
"IUsi AS Nh, dofrDti,. .,y, gives "a
distorted vision and uprcurstr m-
! d,rstandiue at tho outside world so
thu mind mat is not honest and 1s.ul.
/ bat b. durk.n,d b, kns,t,hur-. COP
prejudice nbscurcs IA, truth that 10
! ,sqa,g to Investigate
"But mans lifr is governed Ii,
What b., secs cor thinks al, >.rs. How
liupurtant IL ts that p, .p,rrciv, things
accurately ia tholr iru, relations 4
caravan i'm northern Ntrira hand lo.t
their vn,. tn. guides U,r, -ur, oi
thr right direction but Some .f Ola.
This Kind of treasure helms ro uy
lloN,d after "a mtr4Et. vh,tr tn.. u.,Iu.
seemed 10 b., waving uy,rsl N,lurrn
lax, TN, result was that tho. mon
Ieu their homes bleaching ru fh.
. I loss sands
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24

Real fan weather prevailed part of
the day IN Albuqucrqu, today The
cool weather reminds MS that Ia days
TO come wc shalt have To- look out for
coal bills.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24

Ia the war against the rly the mos
auto hopes to ESCAPE uunuticcd. But
success in the determination OF the
one will stimulate the tight agains,
tho other. so tho disturhcr oi our
slumbors need aot hum the louder In
anticipated safety,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24

John HAYS Hammond is at home.
but those short pants ut hi, have not
been placed in show window for
the Inspection of tho public.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24

Where b. the old-tashioncd 'front.'
yard walk with blue BOTTLES driven In
Tho ground ON each sid, ana also the
flower garden with red and green bot
Ties IN circular border
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
COMMENTS BY
THE EDITORS
BACK TO THE SOIL
MOVE MENT IN ENDEE

This section OF the country has
been blessed with an abundance OF
-ood ldin during The past lew weeks
and crops at all Kinds wore never
better than 81 thc present time. 80
say m, oldest settlers Most every
one who has clau on New Mex.
leo homestead are returning 10 The
territory End'c Enterprise.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24

The only prima donna who is realty
worth while is uno who can sing the
baby 10 sleep when II would rather
climb on the table ana push the read
ing lamp Off
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
9 Q %

4 farmer lriyiu into town on day
The bis and simply soaked his hd'
IN he pretty gum about b. iceI al cast down
Nud be- said Z hundred farms 90 have place IN town
ncndu nearly bis books one ni.ht
e. the right,
q himself q CsrHiolltn with bis
IRA give anything almost To see The farm again
suspc. vhil, n, wished the others Tot
That ul.uu for iho unEs mat Doe had +"t
that's d they matter what you d"
f,lIuv'- % ui,-louN- best u
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
Baptist Church.

Pastor Run Ians subject for The
morning theme was Gods Choice.
based on the Old Testament incident
of the triumph of Gideons bond over
INDIAN as found Ia the seventh chap.
ter OF Judges The outlines of the
story were the call of Gideon. the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24

IN" state pruitoutiary ~ Joliet is
o. Doe made sum, ana sanitary. and
thr state should then proceed e. put
H. puDk.putt,rs iu IT,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24

Right In your busiest season when
you have the least time 10 spare you
are most likely 10 take dianhooa aud
lose several days time. unless YOU
have Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
uaArrhoea Remedy al hand and take
. dose on the first appearance OF the
Hsease FOR sale by all dealers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24

\ New York iudg, has decided thpt
force can be- used An ,jcctug bin ypl-
lcg'ors bu, the general run of people
win prefer tu dodge them
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24

lilck In Indiana 'parched|aWn
parties are In evidence. Ia other see
lions parched iuwn-parties are being
given
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24

What Ha,u and the South Nmcrl-
can republics need these progressive
ao's ls 81 safe and sam, revolution.
The Washington times., 1911-10-04

stove department has called for greatly en-
1arged space We carrying far larger and complete
stock before We Shall give lines particular atten-
on for the heating stove the cooking may be the
the bane of the housekeeper's life.
The makes offer have been tested for good many seasons
and recommend them you for economical ssfac-
tory service.
You will find everything from the smallest heater mas
ve cooking and comparison will show that selling
them prices lower than those of the handle
these goods exclusively.
you need description Of stove, burning OIL gas COAL
to us for it.
The Washington times., 1911-10-04
TROOPS ON GUARD
AT TER STRIKE RIOTS
IN MISSISSIPPI CITY
One Man Dying Following
Attack by Illinois Central
Shopmen.

MACOMB CITY, Miss, Oct. 4.-This
place is practically under martial law
today, following the arrival of three
count of rioting between strikers and
strike-breakers on the Illinois Central
railroad last night.
An aged man named Hams Is dying
from a fracture of the skull, and sew
eral other non-union men who replaced
the striking members of the system fed
Grafton in the shops here, are seriously
clashes yesterday and last night.
Little information regarding the
wounded can be obtained from either
side, as the strike breakers are herded
inside the shop yards, which are sur.
rounded by a stockade. The railroad
police and squads Of ssoldiers prevent
ingress 20 the company property.
were wounded in the hail of bullets
that followed the last clash were car
ried to their homes or to doctors. who
treated their hurts quietly, less the IN
jured be arrested for rioting.
= There are 1900 strikers here and to.
day more than two men were not al
lowed to congregate in a public place.
Soldiers with loaded carbines and fixed
bayonets enforced the move on" or.
der relentlessly. The citizens and
strikers resent the presence Of the SOL
diers and denounce Governor Noel for
ordering them here. The tension is SO
great that tits believed the slightest
overt act on either side will precipi'
tate a clash.
The shooting followed the arrival of a
trainload of strike breakers and was
participated in by both strike breakers
and the crowd that had gathered to
jeer the non-union workers.
The Washington times., 1911-10-04

as owners of the Federal property here.
Any city would be glad to have the
Federal departments, with their thou
sands of employees. and exempt them
from all taxation.
Calls Law An Obstacle.
I'VE further declare that the organic
law is one of the worst obstacles In
the campaign to secure the ConstitE-
tional right of suffrage for the citizens
of the District General Harries may
consider such demand idiotic, and in
sane, but greater men than he gave
their lives over a hundred years ago to
secure political equality and liberty for
this country-includtng the District OF
Columbia.
Let this law be repealed; Let this
CITY be run as are all the State capi-
tails Let the Federal Government pay
its Just share of taxation, but We insist
that the landlords and the so-called
public service corporations shall alsU
pay their share. They have not under
the organic law"
LOUIS KOPELIN, Chairman.
WILLIAM BINGHAM, Secretary.