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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-08
BRIDGEPORT
People Are Watching CoUccl Regard
ing Proposed Agreement with
Brookside.

II was learned yesterday that the
council meeting Tuesday night was
not harmonious regarding 'lc uro.
posed agreement with E-rok-ilo as
to using Tho village mains tp secure
IFS water supply From what was
learned Yesterday. unless bridegroom
is Well projected iu the agreement.
'h" people Viii Interfere in the way
by securing ana Injunction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-08

St'v" Nar+.uo. o. foreign niger om-
p'oyod iu fn" Florence mime on Gltau
run. was caught uuGor 3D. .lu 81 coal
a' lad ius' Shot down "Wednesday
.or noon 90" sustained confessions on
frn H.ra ami hips bar uo BONES we're
bru.cu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-08
Glass Day Program Of
High School Seniors

tendance is assured. The address OF
the evening will be delivered by 1T.
Charles r Wishart. OF the Allegheny
theological seminary. who was Sc
cured 20 take the place OF Or. Samuel
Hamilton. who was first selected but
was unable TO be present on account
OF Illness The class will be repre-
scented by Howard Exley and Elizabeth
Bushficld.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-08

Tho Commercial Association VIII
hold 90 regular meeting thiS evening in
'hoir rooms 100 t.o metropolitan
block.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-08

As result ~ the heavy rain. which
visited This section about o'clock.
Tuesday evening. the truck farm OF
john R'rtschi,r. who resides about
frrn' miles up Wheeling creek. was
completely ruined.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-08
Garden Ruined

pastor 81 the West Alexander Presby
tDrIlu church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-08
q x CURES
Ss S19s sSs OLD SORES

.'y person acicd with 400 old realizes sooner or liter
- lNi, 'c-,c Of lIi blood. the character aud condition.
, D. ni'' "' Tue nature o' The blood Infection Nr,at
inquiries u iHc Circulation produce 'larprp
nI inert germs are usually mantle u ic form l.nt SON..
~ uJ,. Places No one should d ,Il upon siyl, vl.l.. d.
" alone o. cnr-a Gr9ne sore 20 necessary to remove th.
lIl,. cn hcl > IS heals Od Sores by going down
lp N- n a.d removing Che impurities and germs viii l s
IcpNc Tor rc rIcc. n addition o. PURIFYING ne Flood s
cil1es tni vital HId SD that tlc irri1cd III around nm ,f e
s'id arg permanent cure results Book on S.r,
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA ca
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-08

f.'.r.fr .r.rr. raV
TFt C.. d. KIMBERLY CO.
Room O." "hwlluach Building
I'I rnro I't-F SAT- flouc lUff.R
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-08
DR.. Lyons
PERFECT
Tooth Powder

cleanses, preserves and beau
ti6es the teeth and imparts
purity and fragrance to the
breath. Mothers should teach
the little ones its daily use.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-08

Do not forget Arlon Outing. Fair
Grounds, to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26

the offered the City comehen
nheavybr ke
the
and s47s5O The
by
York; dgewood WoodMd
establishes ncent
in OueasMa
will great saving D'"
.thuav
Brooklyn people VII"
okynCom
hrome Brooklyn point "'e I'VE"
n
Brooklyn to Hoy island the
fare mu be ten cents t fare pa " the subway
the
Brooklyn and placing no tracks the
Of
Greater u" I've" elevated lines Bokn the
the Improbable "ootyn
the
subway re Ho" one end the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
he Brooklyn Rapid Company Offers Reduce Fares Manhattan cs
Exuese but Refuses Reduce Cey island that Company Expense

adopted by the S
Richmond
these lines contt
aceptngh the brough
heavy on
this
ne"
b for tn lines
and Brooklyn added 10 !" ''e'e' origin" ~
Ave- nson to
TheSo olevadex %
so AdMia M
The NosrandAv
The IWonn Avenue NS
tnnlE New York
head dhonacp O
added has o More than
in following which not even
ydag to pu in
b The Avem
c The mneto
735OoO00
Of $lsSSO00oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
sIL FOR MORE WATER
,,yor Gets Copies and at Once
Bushes Them to Albany.
N TAX NEARBY COUNTIES
s.s Possible from Prohibited
territory, but Act of Legis-
lst1lre Is Needed

s.-auss. president of the Ecard
- s,rplv. sent Yesterday 70 Ma~or
y ~. .,,res % the act amending the law
eayn0 -.vss,ts New York city from tax
v'a'n ,,re water from Westchestsr or
~ =. courties. They were At One
f---@.,it,ed 20 Albany.
GATED IN Tho Tribune YESTERDAY such
.,5rr,nt will enable the city 10 get
.ss,,,onal water supply temporarily by
- -. ,o,,e Of the creeks in those counties
F" cotton Lake reservoir through
P - az tho Catskill squeduct which
- completed by January l.
-,issiorier Thompson Of the Depart
M Water supply believes that the
80 20 get such a supply would be
~ ri.rk.g Creek j. Waldo Smith. chief
W. ..r If the Board Of Water supply.
hat Peekskiu Creek could be used
(, bettsr advantage
=. wopld cost a round 100000 70 hook
his creek" he said. so that the CRY
Ear could have 100000 gallons Of
,,,sr q ds5.
-,sop tbat the Ten-Mile Creek propo-
sop is no, feasible
e-s>Nsnt Strauss letter was as follows
d, william j. G4ynor,
usvor city of New York
-nch1se herewith IN quacruplcate
-,,,ssd act TO amend the water risnts
,.ivfe, permitting US telnporatllS 70
5s,.caester and Putnam, which territory
nov pron ted. g.. d.
rs $ the bin We discussed lew dsNs
=, a. a necessary measure 70 ela 80 ~. u
: ,ska Use Of any ot the sources or sup
y DS3sesnr t0 the CrOtOu watershed N
~ ~-~srf necessity should arise before
- .o-Snierf0n of the CatsNu aqueduct
4t.,ort some such legislation we are WITH
-, mower 70 act
o. - If these copies are intended for the
-. ard rwo for the Assembly. but at
- is,e day IN the session they cannot
- t-orrhf forward for action without
-s-.nous consent. nor IS there, ~ my
.-.-ion. the slightest prospect OF u pa
Sc rnies- the urgency OF the case ana
Sc .,,varcs- which - Isl desired 10 pro-
- against AZ made plain 90 INC Legs
i,t~-e and the Governor
Tbe proposed b'' PROVIDES. III oIltl' lhdu
- nav have temporary rights ana ease ,
-s,ts IN The counties Of Westchester and
-.-s-n for the purpose Of convey ms
s..sr "a the city bUt only IN case there
.,--sr- NECESSITY therefor. which sna u
.s~s been certified TO by the STATE w ate..
s-,nlv Commission. and IN no event snail
80 +sr7Dor.a~y rights extend for Pc
~ NJ rore than four wears.
r,,,s limit of time has been liked because
more than covers the period OF time esti-
80 Cor nc COMPLEXION Of the Catskill
,,,ASrc- 10 the CrotOn Lake. Respect
~ CHARLES STRAUSS
President Bcard Of Water supply
farmer Mayor Low wrote 70 Mayor
..,ro- ves-ardsv 70 suggest that the law
\. 50 changed that the city could install
n..sr meter m al private dwellings.
7ns he pointed out would result IN a
great saving IN water and the increased
r.vsrve 20 the city would more than ball
.-,s nc cost Of the installation.
vavor Gaynor expressed himself ne
m.sr dsy - opposed 20 the installation Of
-s,sre IN private dwellings. because many
nor peopls would probably -crmp them
elves on water 70 ths detrlmcnt Of their
health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
OUT or WORK; TRIES TO DIE
nan Jumps from Recreation Pier and
Fights Rescuer.

for rho 'sst tr-eo months Patrick Guile
81 htir-fre wears old. has been FRS inc
oo'sin employment Hts asst attempt
"a 'ssterds morning and when h" failed
Nmpsd into the East River from the
fi4aiion pier an East 24th street.
RS actions had attracted the several hum
- Women and children who were on tho
ana a. re- .esped oyerooari I'D started
So3t attracting the attention Of VIII
HysIop. Of SO i9S East sd street ln
moment Uysor was in me water, and.
there vas o stronG tide running n'
=" e@Aghf CuIivsn. a struggle for life
1ean followed bar finally Hyslop freed
R'i hand and struck Culivan several
IN Tho face. releasing me hold.
49,. 0eNe'uo Hospital, whore ne was re-
- lo''san said be- had not eaten any
gig IN two GAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
BURGGEVlN STAYS IN BRONX
Park SuperintenGency offered
lin When Beatty Goes Lower.

lohr p BEATTY. whose resignation as 81
'srntsrdent Of Park commi =sioner slower
-s9aested last Friday. accepted >ester-
a. me place of assistant superintendent
,Ts-sl him hr t-r Park Commissioner.
IRIS course on rho part Of both oficiais
sss reported exclusively in yesterday
rr,ine as vas the proposed reorSaniza-
Lon Of tle lsbor.1- force. TO he nrouS ~
hsc-- dy q cooperation NJ Comm s9icneT
Ftfar and Commissioner Fosd'ck
after the Park Board meeting Yesterday
ra-rissioner Stover approached 'ommi--
sasr Higgins of The Bronx I'm an erort
70 SECURE the service OF julius Y. Burg
..vr. park superintendent Of The Bronx.
70 ske the p.aee vacated b. Mr. Beatty
-rnrissioner Hiegin4 said he would con
~ 70 haze MI Burgseyn made land
care architect. out not 20 have him trans
srrsd =. -1Deriutendent. even a. an 'n-
rsaso @. sla"a year. from his borough
Manhattan
oorr believe Mr. Tu-zEevin would Je-
~ re tor s. Or" said ffggine AnvwaN
r nU soon cot p 5000 salsr, IN my
fr-ogyr
fNnot known whom Commissioner 1toFe-
~ sypo.rr -or 0e had believed ir possible
e q, RE Bronx superintendent. who has
nsoe record IN his Job. according 20
'rri,s'onsr Hisalr-
y Besff' vu have leave Of absence
'hi,tg dave vnre George p. Hity ~
- Commissioner of Accounts Office.
'ra,gatsr- or- the labor force Mr
res'-t-s c-r-r. .r.,r 70 G. 90 d. a~o = fror fn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
AScH FIRE CASE DATE SET

81. sullivan set june - yestcrdaf
,'e date tor argument ON demurrer
N. 80 ef counsei for Mas Blanck and
-. 7Hrna go Che indictment charging
h.. NNn mansagghter for the loss Of
% 'Ae Triangle shirtwal.t ComranE
'"e Asch building on March q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
ruE iJTrIE mIE n\lIOT

The Evening Herald regrets that II
caused nervous chiils To- the invent
ors friends and rctaincrS of the lit
tie blue ballot through an error ON
the part Of the papers Washington
correspondent, Who wired us to-day
tina, between q commitic. clork ana
the New Mexico delegation. he was
mis-in'ormcd on this vary important
subject. W. hasten With All due
speed To- make correction. Nothing
has happened L. the little blue bal
lot. I, is all there. IN the committee
report a. the senate. lis color ~ blue
~ III" azure domc that arches over
ia. mountains. hills and valleys of
fair New Mexico. We hay. uncon-
sciuusiy and unwittiugiy done "a great
injury To- IN" litilc blue ballot We
haN" consigned II 10 an ignominious
and sudden taking OF. unhonor'd and
unsung. The little blu. ballot If not
dead, - still lives ana if IL gets hy
the scnat. and finds It's way - New
Mexico. u viii he handed to every
voter without him asking for u AMI
this. IL appears. Is about the only
change suggested by the senate com
mi2toc on territories. The it'll. blue
| ballot s,iil lives: long may II wave
u has caused u spasm of excitement
land cost much IN Geographic tolls
The weather H. hot and II is hes, that
| once and for all times. this groN'
question of the Whereabouts ~! IA
little blue ballot shah be finally dis
| posed of.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
Voice of the People.
The Truth About the "ilor-swhip.
ming" la., M Las Vegas,

An article has recently been cir.
culatrd IN the Las Vegas ana Albu'
qucrqur papers. witch Is calculated
t. give my name q most unpleasant
lnotoricty.
As this article IL totally made up
az falsohoods and Misrepresentation
am called upon In self defence a.
place true statement Of the whole
mattcr before the public,
A. soon ~ ! became aware of this
publication, went al once 10 the
Optic office. told the EDITOR. Nh.
Pads -. tlgt II was a lic and ASKED
who vas it, author. H. fatty refused
m" any Information or satisfaction
whatever. then went 20 Judge
Murray and asked him " he had
read ~, he said hc had. | then asked
him " n anew how such mlsrcp-
resoniation got into the paper. and
he told mo that ~ had put II thcr,
himself ! was perfectly astonishcd
ana said. Judge Murray. do Won
lrcally mean 90 ten me YOI had tina,
lsinif printed ?" lie replied, II do
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
Old ROAD LAWS

Ne" M'Nicans who travel by WAC
on or auto IN this territory. viii
d"hhti"ss br interested in thr reyi,-
ing oi III" rionoor road laws in Kan.
sas' These laws were born of ne.
'essit> In the cnriy days and IL {.
argued that thca ar, aill SO helpful
especially Tor automobile touring par.
tics that they are to be again pn, IN
force.
The new road law which became
"nec,iv" last month provides for cs.
'ablishins guide posts al the ,n,.rsec.
ton of every road, upon which must
D" printed IN" distance ana direction
10 III" cities on that ROAD
In the early DAYS in Kansas the
custom was maintained at neecssi-
~. The country was populated 80
Sparsoly as Ia make II Impossible Ia
inquire the way AT farmhouses, ana
travel was 80 unusual upon the pub.
lie highways that u would have been
"a matter af great difficulty for the
drivers of The 'proiric schooner" al
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27

on q substantial scale. and gold i'm.
ports " should he recalled, usually
contribute a factor al distinctk Ia.
'orahlc impulse IN Stock Exchange
speculative circles In facl. should
speculative leaders feel IL necessary
~ aiiificially stimulate the market
theN have ~ their command the
usually cnorfiy2 agency ot bringing
IN the precious metal II is hardly
probatlc that merchants or manuIac.
turcrs will require funds IN large
Quantities for several months. iol the
onward progress ul trade and indus.
try must necessarily be- gradual from
It's financial side Therefore there * no
reason 20 expect that ANY difficulty
VIII he experienced III financing the
crops this year, c,on should foreign
funds not be made available IN the
'orm OF gold imporfations ANY
movement this way of tho natal there
lore promises increased supplies OF
money Ton he purchase ot securities
la addition To the nervousness
smanatng from the crop uncertain.
ties there have been 4 number o.
other features exercising an unset.
Ting influence. The Circuit Court
decree that the powder combination
il an organization IN restraint ~
tlado follows til. same lines as the
Supreme Court rulings IN the Stand.
ard OIL aud Tobacco eases. and Is an.
other indication that our industrial
corporations must be conducted ON
lines that will bear fun examination
TIE rcpor, that The local grand jury
has been inv sstigaiing tn steel Cor.
pOration az III. behCst az the Inter
state Commerce commission on
charges that 1t has participated In
disc rimnatory railroad rates through
its cemcnt department. Is another en-
ample of the oNacting conditions our
corporations are subject 10.
Reports also have become more per.
sislent that the decisions ot the gov
eminent suit 10 compel the Union Pa.
ellie To dispose of Rs southern Pacific
control will he announced In a few
DAYS. and u number oi other influ.
cnccs on much the same general lines
have been brought forward as Cffcc.
tive market influences The weeks
iarin developments n Washington
also suggest that. whatever the iinai
result contest more or less s1cctacu-
lar and unscitling in it, influence IA
among tho early probabilities
Pending the resumption oi the -
yancing tendency . period oi irroan-
larity ana nervousness with activ"
fluctuations appears. therefore. 10 %
the Immediate promis' This Is a
situation thar viii furnish many OF.
portuniti's ior quick in.-c'.oui rad.
Ing.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27

the early homeacckers o. md the way
without az occasional signboard TO
assure them tina, they Vore On the
right road.
Another old custom to BE- revived
b, the new Kansas law ls that OF
compelling tho township trustees to
maintain the water ruagcs ut the p'ac.
cs designated az public fords across
the small streams The water eI1ee
was of incaiculablc benefit a. th,
travellers before the bridges were so
plentiful as they are nov In kun.
gae. Tho new law makes II lnrum.
bent upon uil township trustees to
erect ana maintain such water gangcs
Stu another oid-timr custom Is to
De revived hy tho now Kansas road
las. For many years IN that state n
section limo road was the exception To-
the rude The prairics were open and
them Afterwards whom the settlers
hogan tho fencing Of thoir land they
erected gates pt the corners of tho
folds and travellers were welcome to
use ihom. The privilege was abused.
however. because the gates would be
left open. For that reason. ana for
the iurthct reason that tho later de-
.,,lopmcut 81 Ia. state resulted "a the
pasture lands being cultivated. the
gates were discontinued ana travel
WAS turned into tho section line roads
Tho ne" law restores the pasture
gate. 81 %, least makes II optional
with the county commissioners to say
whether or not gates shall hc main
tanned This provision can apply, Of
course. only 10 the western part Of
the state ana In such counties as are
composed largely of pasture lands.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
SCHOOL TEACHERS
FLOCK THROUGH
TO COAST
Will Begin to Arrive Here On
July /; Regular Trains to
Carry Special Cars and Ex-
ira Trains to Be Run.

carloads ami special train loads of
school teachers. "a route from tie
east TO the National Educational As
sociation convention IN San Francisco.
viii begin To- pass through Albuqucr
que on July l. The first cnnsgn-
nont of teachers will grrlVc On santa
~ train Ma. a. 7:+5 T.. m. July !.
three car loads being carried on this
train. The teachers Will visit ia Al
huuucruuo from 1.is until ~ a..
leaving for the west On NJ :, ON
Iuly |. a special train carry ing touch.
'rs from columbus. Ohio. viii pass
through Albuquerque. making stop
~ some length here. Thr time ul th"
'rrlNll Of tn Columbus special has
not yet been announced. An trains
IN june 80. July |, . ana will carry
extra equipment, loaded with school
Teachers.
Most OF tho albuquerque school
teachers hctng on their vacations out
81 town. - Is not likely that any cf-
tort viii hc madc 10 entertain the
Visiting teachers here. Unlike the
doctors. thu local school mi'nms do
not own automobiles ana cannot en-.
irrtain the delegates 10 the Y. T.. \
IN thc cStrnyagant manner Ia which
the physicians entertained III. dele.
gates 10 the medical meet last week.
on June 80, special troop train
VIII arrive In Nibuqucrluc. at n tim"
!" b" announced later. carrying
sro"ps from W"ehawken y. J.. 10
Fan Francisco.
On Jluy q, Gillespie. iingsport
special VIII pass through Albuauer-
F"" en- route 10 the coast CARRYING
tourists from New York ard ndjoin-
lnR stat's The Gillespie. Kingsport
tours are similar Ia the Gntos and
raymond Whitcomb excursions.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
COMMENTS BY
THE EDITORS

That special edition g. thc Albu.
Iuerauo Herald Was y hum.ner ana u
great crofii 10 the business enter
prise OF rs homo city. The puhlica'
ton has he appearance of an oasieln
metropolitan daih and Is well edited.
The Estanciu News is 20 give MS =
special edition shortly, devoted 10 III"
progress nf Estancia and the entire
VALLEY. which u antici .,atcd with
much interosi 10y the pnhiic.-Moum'
tainair Messenger.
The Carnegie hero medal should "a
10 that lG.yoaf-old Albuquerque hoy
who rescued another boy from drown.
i1. The smaller boy was drowning
Two negro men went In after hi u. hn.
the current frightened them Re-" 'heY
rel, astd themselves from the hoy ana
lett him 10 drown. At ihnl moment
he Young hero came along plunged
into the river and Kept he drCwnihr
boy af,oat for mile and hal unlll
hr could bc landed In less turbulent
water Fur courage ana enduiarcc nv
"A struggle for lie the incident lias
lardly n pa'nllcl In history ~ Mohi''
taiaair Messenger
Tn. hlbuncrque Evening Herald IS
sued a twenty weight PAGE edition on
" rdncsdaN evening, proiusrly mus
trated giving variety OF facts amour
New Mexico. the new state. IN arti'i'
bI Secretary Hening ot the bureau
ol Immigration on New Mexico, the
Land al Opportunity VIII more thaii
repay the time spent IN reading, even
for those OF NJ who hay" an idea thai
We know something about New Mex
leo. After reading this article, on" "
compelled Ia Join the Queen of sheoa
in her response. The hall has nor
been told mo" New Mexico received
more real publicity Yesterday thaH
for many a year past. Secretary Hen
ing's idea in the conception of PUP
Iici,y Dav" has verified his fitness Tor
the Mace he 20 ably fills Es'ancia
Daily Herald
The Morning journal In Iohr
editorial tells ms how nice wonih
be- IL congress and the pres'o'd'
would present us with inc noo' o
freedom an July T. Well noes
sound nice. the first states on lul'
I. and the las, ones on the annivor'
sary OF that day. 1875 year later
The Rance doesn't care, seeing ia"
Fourth Is no, a rsiday or the 18Th.
hut II congress feels an'wa> Inclined
10 hpnd Il before tnat please
MI, dom, hinder Il Just FOR mere
sentiment. --Itat0n Range
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27

Mrs. springer declares that No.
Phul slapped her in the face coupi
OF times and that was why Hcnwoo,
took up the quarrel When mar
ried lady gets L. galavanting aroun'
with a gen, who has no better mat
ners than To slap her face. 1t H. tim'
she called the deal on and went nom.
instead of getting some othcr gen
into a pistol iight 10 avongc her.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27

'N'i ~ the IL
tl'h'd non
country mat il be " "
MA thch uOul u htoia
OF VII that
Feed aglc w. 10y NV" '"'
lcnop s,nio
Ahshir NJ the Kid IN
iph leo as ice cauu
he
any ,,ur Of
his Vic,ns n.y.
l'h Nv u" sun gacd hs tho delicious
Fto
Nd thc" Is liable nnonc
heard conttng o
IL make NO viii ,oaa,
the n
mosroN contains lesson OF ctiz
ns but calamity ~ ~ ' NV wv"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27

clifford Finchot declares that tho
decision al the Secretary of the In
terror To- disapprov" 81 those rich
Alaska coal claims has yindicat.d his
stand ia the matter. Tn. only trou-
Die with clifford was tina; he did not
use due diplomacy IN handling the
deal. lie lost his job
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27

The cardboard trust has been IN
dict.d and the government H. going
t. Tile suit agains, the magazine trust.
Tn" sugar trust ~ getting the probe
aud the balance oi the trusts are
doubtless lined up awai,iug the COM
mand "nrNl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27

" w worse than useless 10 take any
medicines Internally for muscular or
chrome rheumatism. All that liz need.
ca IS free application OF Chamber.
ans Ianiment. For sale by An
Dealers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27

The scamcn have called another
strike. After the coronation " ov.''
they ought to b. willing o. return 'o
work even II they don, get enough
pay 20 Keep them d.cently