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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09
FRANK DUDLEY TO MANAGE
BROWN G. CURRY

Frank Dudley, formerly of this
city, will manage and act as adj
vance agent for Brown & Curry,
the evangelists. He will join them
March first at Wichita Falls, Tex.
Mr.. Dudley, who has been living in
New Mexico, has regained his health.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09

! Only 6vS mdf@ days to buy your
hoes al M ru< price sale.
Wiikins & Brown.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09
NO O cHoLERk.

IF YOU USE THE COLUMBIAN
HOG POWDER, WILL KEEP YOUR
HOGS IN FINE HEALTHY CoNDI-
TON AND THEY WILL INCREASE
IN FLESH FROM 10 TO 20 PER
CENT FASTER IF YOU USE IT.
PLENTY ON HAND AT ALL TIMES
DROP IN AND GET A BOOK WHEN
IN TOWN, TELLING YOU ABOUT
THIS MEDICINE.
WITT I w INV
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09
..MrnnntpB..
wepn,Ne

EisLE-WILLIs WEDDING
WAS IN PARIS.
Joe Elsie, sonof Max Elsie, of
Centralia, and Mss vytura Willis,
daughter Of Ed. Willis. were married
at Paris, Sunday, Jan. 20, by the Rev.
Alien. They will make their home
neal Holiday. The Ledger joins
their many friends in CONCENTRATIONS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09

LEDGER ADVERTISEMENTS PAY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09

No lid ztylsn o. shell warmers arr
ss<d ii our h|a Gale
wilkins a. Brown.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09
WIN. RAGsDALE WRITES
FRIENDS THROUGH LEDGER

William Ragsdale, of this city,
who is an inmate Of the Jewish Hos
pital in st. Louis. writes the Ledger
to tell his friends that he is i'm
proving very slowly and under one Of
the best physicians in the country.
He says he hopes to soon be back in
his harness shop turning out the
fine harness always sold by him.
He adds that he enjoys the Ledger
greatly as it comes like an old
friend, having been in the family for
80 years. He sends his best regards
to all friends.
mini EV RI MAMAHE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09
FINE JACKS FOR SALE.

Remember the name-Doan's-and
take nc other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-17
PLUMBING AND HEATING

Shaw Show Case Co 81 esin >li ef II
eases returned, good as new. $500
foot. 22i5 First av., icaye car at
Bell st. Main Sf06. Ind se6s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-17
VICTORY FOR
UNCLE SAM?

CHICAGO. Nov. Fighting 10
save J. Ogden Armour and nine
other millionaire meat packers
from Jail terms. which menace
them for alleged violation Of the
criminal section OF tho sherman
antitrust act. Attorney Levy May.
er held the center Of the stage here
today when the beef baronn case
was resumed In the court OF Unit.
ed States Circuit Judge Kohlnaat.
intefrupting that Mayors argu-
mentz favoring the packers con.
tention In reference TO tho writs
must be concluded this afternoon.
This will permit tho government
TO close lis case tonight or tomor.
row. and possibly will permit OF a
decision by the court before Mon.
day.
The government attorneys claim
a victory Ia sure and expect the
court 70 rule against tho packers
tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-17

your seats by Girl ushera--aociety
bellies. too. And the poor little
cripples of tho orthopcdlc hospital
tho Catholic Social Retirement
league and the Day Nursery will get
the proceeds OF the benefit.
But yon needn't wait until Sat.
urday night. There are doings to
night. too There were some yes.
tefdas --ihere was that big home
run bazaar" at the home OF Mrs.
Thomas " Kane. at the university,
20 women's clubs participating and
rah.rah girls appearing as dancers.
The building fund Of the Federated
Women's club piled up $500.
Three OF I'm Tonight.
Tonight you can have the choice
OF three "stunts- There's that so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-17

Sturgis. following the examination
While not yet prepared 10 make
any statement on the Influence OF
HIS subcnnscious srif. some very
Interesting data were secured"
II was hoped that through hyp-
nosism the subconscious mind OF
the man would be so affected that
upon awakening from the spell he
could recall AZ least some OF the
event sof the past IL years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-17

fcc>xS.e Mi > aid Sffer mics, fscslflSS
Typewriter \ supply Co. sse N. X.
Blk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-17
STOLEN LOOT IS RECOVERED

of the suit cases and tho contotns
was reported by rantages az
amounting TO $4,000.
The theatrical man aud his wife
left for Portland on the iisS5 train
last night Mrs. Panfages IL to
give violin solo there Monday
night at the opening OF the new
Pantages theatre. There were
three suitcases In the auto, but
when Mrs. Pantages stepped Into
the machine about 10 o'clock she
discovered the loss OF two 81 them.
The articles reported as missing
were two dress suits. an opera hat.
n pair of shoca. n turquoise and
diamond ring. an Elk ring. three
diamond rings. a watch. an opera
gown. velvet dress. four pairs OF
silk stockings. a silk pest.coat. a
blue morning gown. seaiskin hat
and a blue challla dreas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-17

h. p. affair AT Dreamland rink. given
BY the Washington Chauffcnrs club.
u promises 10 be one of the best
affairs OF the kind this season.
Or you can drop In nj the Y. w.
G. A. rooms aud take In the apron
and neckhe" social to be given by
the Crescent club. composed Of
working girls who meet for social
and educational improvement.
II the necktie affair IL too noisy
for you. there Is the bazaar this AZ
tornoon and the dance tonight at
the Swedish club hall by the Ladies'
OF the Maccabcea
And on Thanksgiving eve the
ncwsboya are going TO give their
annual BAH al Leschi park. That's
only next "Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-17

Two suit cases filled with
clothes that were taken from
the automobile OF Alex Pan
lages last night while the lat
Ter and his wife were visiting
r. ]. Gardner. 4S0o Ninth av-
n. F.. were found on a vacant
los in the University addition
this morning.
The removal OF the suit cases
Svm the machine was probably
doe 10 some boys prank They
we're found early this morning by
: nsxsboy named Olson. An In
ventory OF the goods recovered
showed that only one ring and per
kaps osme ether article. OF little
value. were lost. The total value
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-17
HARD TRIP For BABY

my United Press Leased Wtref
BEisLlNGHAM. Nov i7.--Strus
Cling for four days through a blind.
Ina snow storm In the Cascades.
Forest Rangers Ridley. Mcclure,
Monahan and Soil. accompanied By
Mrs Soil and baby IN arms,
reached here last evening The
party had spent the summer near
Haron. ON the extreme summit OF
the Cascades. They only had their
summer clothing aud one days pro
visions when they started on the
four days trip back 90 civilization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-17
Feel Isnessmsf

Feel ienesenei
Well. you have no right 10 be-
there's plenty Of music and dancing
and entertainments OF all sorss 90
mo on Iust now In Seattle. and
they are all guaranteed under the
Anti. Blue ard Gloomy Gus act to
cure the heftlest crouch.
There is that big charity enter
tainment to be held AZ the old Col.
ixeum theatre. Third av. and James
a.. Saturday night--all kinds OF
vaudeville acts from the leading
theatres IN town. semi.pFotessional
talent and amateurs. Joining Of
1oris to make Il just one grand af-
fair. And. on top OF that. yuu'n be
treated 70 the JOY OF being shown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-17
HYPNOTIZE ROGERS

n. .. Rogers the man Of ioss
msmsry, was this morning thrown
soder the spell Of hy2nosisu by
Physicians vino have been handling
his ease since the operation al tho
Providence hospital. The object cs
he hypnotic examination ~as to
dstsrmine whether BY suase ssion
he man might net recall some Of
the incidents Of hls "a years cs.
Istence ~ George ksIly.
We have secured some very In
teresting data. said Dr. Milton a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-17

City Comptroller Bothweli's do
termination TO refuse the warrants
II the transfer Is ordered by tho
council promises TO result In a
heated argument over the ordi-
nanees this afternoon. Boutwell,
charges that the object OF tho
transfer IL TO make tho water
funds tho goat"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-17

No. s pail pure kettle rendered
lard. SO cents. No. 10 pure kettle
rendered lard. ti.oa. sugar. 10 pounds
ffeo. pounds choice prunens IS
cents. broom. 20 cents imported Nor
Negtan stock fiHh. IS cents pound.
40 pound sack hard wheat flour,
cents: winslAp apples. bon Ills. I
scent cans saralneA In OIL -
cents. bacon. IL cents pound. East.
era hams 10 CENTS pound. corn beef
I cents pound: rice. pounds ~
cents. Iowa butter. pounds IS
cents. SpftEsnburs apples. dozen
IS cents sweet potatoes. 10 pounds
IS cents spring ehieksna. dressed. 20
c~nts pound. ducks. dr~eaed, 70 cents
pound. goces. dressed. 70 cents
pound. turkeys. dressed 10 cents
pound strictly fresh local eggs. ks
cents sonsn. cabhaHe. I cent pound.
onions pounds 10 cents. sc~dies~
grape fruit. 7 for - cents. veal
chops. rs cents pound. large sweet
oranges. 40 cents feren founders.
cents pound. fresh dates. pouuds
Is cents. new aausr kraut 10 cents
quart. extra good eggs. - Cents
dozsn. bulk tea. 81 cents pound. pot
fpamt. 20 40 ceuss pound. pofk
sausage. 10 % fsn cents pound.
Grav~nntein apples. aist bor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-17
HOT ARGUMENT IN
COMMITTEE LIKELY

Councilman Blalne's four ordi-
nancss transferring certain funds
from interest and redemption funds
TO the general fund will como up
for disposition before the finance
committee OF the council this af.
teruuou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-17
PUBLIC MARKETS
pfKn PLACE MAnKnr

Legs young mutton. 10 cents
pound, logs lamb. Ia cents pound /.
shoulder lamb. q cents pound. lamb
stew. ceotn pound. veal roast. ~ "
cupta pound, veal stew. 10 cents
pound. nirioin steak. 10 cents pound !.
pork sausage. 10 cents pound. freah
dressed hens. 10 cents pound; whole
or half hams. 10 cents pound. good
Eastern bacon. IS cents pound I.
smoked liver sausage. rs cents
pound. fresh renovated butter. :
pounds IS cents, Iowa creamery buts
ter, - cents pound. Wisconsin full
cream cheese. pounds IS cents
Danish method butter. 2 pounds IS
enata cottage choose. : pounds ! 5
cents. stamped local ranch cEgs. %
cents dozen. guaranteed eggs. 80
cents doxen, sweet butter. 40 cents
pound. hniihut. 7 cents pound ana .
pounds 70 ceuts Columbia river atuf-
seon. pounds IS cents nolos. 5
cents pound. rcd snapper. cents
pound. smoked Chinook salmon. Is
cents pound. new ftnnnp hafdira. -
cents pound. Eastern oysters New
York c0untn 20 cents dozen. Holsters,
Is cents each. dry sailed Goldfish. .
cents pound. ludefisk. pounds -
eeutai squash. cent pound. nrw
nuts. ~ cents pound and : pounds
- cents. Yakima potatoes. ills
sack. delivered. Concord grapes, Is
cents basket pop corn. I pounds %
cents onions. ! pounds 10 cents, Cal
lfornia lettuce. ! cents head, toma-
toes. : pounds is cents. Yakima APP
piess ti.ss box. delivered. citron. I
cents pound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-17
The MARKETS

The following are the average
prices quoted BY the local whoissal-
srs On local produes. meats asa food.
Prices In all cases are subfect 10 Va
rtatlon, according so freshnsss ane
general snceiisnes. hns these pricsu.
nnisss othsrwiss Indicated. are for
strictly first grades.
r~w. "a a~s,sm~ 49,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-17

Yakima burbank potatoes. u
pounds - cents. Ice pounds ti-ael
finest onions FOR boiling. pounds
10 cents. fine sweet potatoes. ~
pounds - cents. beat cabbage. sack
80 cents. } different brands 81 milk,
cans for 10 cents. II pounds best
zane sugar. st.eo. and you don't hays
20 buy anything else 20 Got this price
n you don't want 60. delivered with
other purchases. home made mincs
meat. pounds ~ cents. tcsn al
lamb. izhs cents pound. legs % nut.
ton. 10 cents pound. nhoolfisx ~
famh. cents pound. shouifN Of
mutton. cents pound. bacon. II
cents pound hamburger steak. II
cents pound home made club aAus'
age, 10 ccnts pound. all ioin steaks
lk cents pound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-17
HoMEsTEADs.

We can locate you on an exception
ally good homestead or desert
claim la one of the best fruit Sec
lions OF Eastern Washington. CAN
ticulars. iii Srd av. Main $50.
THE PERKINS LAND COMPANY,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-17

cvN~eSNfeNeeeeesAr>ey etefss~~e~ccrc<~><~
Position by married man. with 2 years
hardware and 8 years general Wera
chhndihe aud grocery experiences
ham P0ulren. General Delivery.
A cOiored man wants position a.
diahwnrher Address 1905 JaciY0n
~ A. X knit
A cook and second cook or cook aud
fiunkey wnHt Job IN camp In or out
Of city Apply g. Keeper, Phones
Main iIAa. lad 1ffG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-17
FURNISHED ROOMS.

THE ANNEX. 200i Eighth av. near
WcstiRke av.--New. clean. Furnish
cd. steam heated bedrooms tfor
men). free baths and phones, s5c
mar ufgl1t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-17

VIII lease 20 clean, reliable people
choice two-room furnished apart
mant; no sports need apply. Fine
nelghbors. Excelsior Apis, 9th
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-17

~~r~~S~~N~N~><~c><>rs<
f"cLoSE IN" II X. APIS. NO. ,.
We have clched deal for years
lease at reduced rent. This means
a SAVING for you. one or rooms.
Newly papered. End and Denny
WnX
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-17
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

Nice steam heated rooms. $2.O0
week and up f22 Pike st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-17

CHICKEN RANCHES ON LAKE
Washington pay big profits. have
a large tract OF good soil. with = new
house and good well on that can
sell for 1900. $50 cash. $40 "A month
Here's where you handle over a
Thousand chickens. and It's close TO
schools and boat landing !. Bren-
naman. at Anderson's wharf. Madison
Park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-17
nsIp wAnTso-FEmAlE


FIRST class alterations. prices rea-
made 20 order. WORK guaranteed.
Mra GOWN. sek Pike.
Women 10 sell books Call az Tos
Pine al. Good money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-17

East % Kirkland. on good wagon
road. within easy driving distance OF
Seattle. Part upland for poultry and
berries. Balance bottom land for
vegetables. Will sell on terms OF tes
down. SIC a month. VIM. Terry. at
kifklaud Hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-17

s-room modefun. unfufnishsn house,
] block from ear. sizt 7th as. =.
Phone North 1860.
For rent-~b-room house. plenty fire
wood, acres. good place for cow
ana chickens, 81 month Inquire
~ windmill. 20 minutes walk west
OF Columbia Station.
For Hent Beautiful s-roon fur
niahed cottage 4O15 Latona av.. a
block from ear. Moderate rent.
f,or rent Modern s-room fiat. with
bath. EHn range. electricity. close
~. 1905 Terrace Court East
coxy Broom cottage. block car.
electric light, $500. owner, X its5.
For Hani--3sroom modem. view,
basement. $40 gbt5 i3th s.. COZ.
18th y. and Lander
BUSINESS CHANCES.
trade. running steady. dry kiln.
clos. care Star.
wantsd Man with from 1890 10
1000 90 take interest In a paying
bUHincas. E-f1s. care Star
Printsh0p for sale or trade. estsb-
iishcd business Invoices over
1000. big bargain. x-ist. care
Star.
FOR saie-I.nnch counter doins a
good business cheap rent. $4,000.
s1tT Ballard Ave.
Blacksmith business For sale. In n
small forne ssuad iufaIlnns auft uNa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-17

cHrnoPoDrsrs
nat MAxEls

49, - 70 u t4EstfII @Af-ils L.
100 White Building
Short time loans at low rates on
collateral security
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-10
UNION TRADING COMPANY
QUITS GUNNlSON WORK
Osanzer Raw.k Calls Prospective Stockhosden Together
TeAs Them Must Postpone Plans. Authorizcd
Statement President

ployed for the past fifteen months by
both organizations and has had ex-
cellent opportunity for observation
OF their efforts for the betterment of
conditions surrounding the produc-
ing and consuming class.
About October first, 1910, We
succeeded in raising the price Of
sugar beets under the contracts for
the next wear 10 what 10 known -
the sliding scale, under which the
farmer has occurred about $500 on
an average ss compared with $500
fer preceding years. We also Sc
cured some other advantages which
incurred the animosity of the sugar
trust.
"Since that time | have observed
that we were being harrsssed by in
huences easily accessible to that
organization.
"In January of tie present year
banks that we're carrying farmers
paper given TO us refused to longer
extend the same. The notes were
good. But money in the special
localities was almost impossible TO
obtain. The company took back he
endorsed paper preferrins to invest
it's surplus and some working capital
rather than have the farmers pushed
at a time when they could not pay
without great sacrifice to themselves.
This action put ne short for ready
money and merchandise bills which
had been previously discounted were
extended TO the full limit of time al
lowed This condition became more
strained until about two months ago
when, Just before crops moved and
when money might reasonably b
expected on overdue paper, a series
of suits. purely vexatioss and Nm
necessary. were started The Con-
Cuua1uuel - 0lnxA ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-10
Aes.sse Repan q Ca>mny O6ueu snA Anoss hk
ExAsnAA S.,.iaas a 0A.n Cowa Vo~
EzP.aGse 70 Camy
CaeAssaisss Tax RAAe

WestiAG fsashfslly 10 make .
proper mill levy for ce9nty taxes in
osdsr shss no department ef the
cosntv sovernmeat shoxld he foSad
~ need a fsnds, the board II com
nAiassoaers o GSnnison coSnty
st,sst three days together IN Gssni-
soa THE wssk, pssetIcslly IN eoatls-
sose ssssson.
A cospty aasll levy ws~ decided
upon which, compared with the pre-
vioss aaDssl levy, 10 hve Hills
higher. The, the nsenbers Of the
tsoasd explsissd, wss necessary be-
cause Of the esast expense incarred
by rsssoa Of the postpoaement OF the
sess,oas a the district court.
WarrsRts smoSatlng TO Hour
Thousand dollars sppsoxlmssely were
osdeEed arsWn for the payment of
bills, most Of them beins Tor witsess
cad Jury iees. Cosnty Clerk Hurley
wss kept bssy for several hosvs
drawing up these warrants because
of their greet ns@ber.
The board ordered the csncella-
tioa a The sssesswsess aGsinst the
PsaAosa, 6sAGsaoa end Sassssoa
No 2 Hisss IN the Qsarts Crssk
d,ssrics % tAe ssosHd sAss they wess
erroneous and sccepted the 1910
vslsstion placed upon the Minnesota
reservoir, neer Delta, which wss
$500
The cosnty treasurer was author
issd 10 sccept five dolIsrs aud lees
in consideration Of the transfer Of
the Oak mining claim, in the Raby
district, which claim had previously
been sold for taxes.
Approval IVES given to the reports
Of the cosnty officers The saloon
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-10

Organizer c. +. -Rawalt, who has
been working to establish branch
store of the Union Trading company
in the town Of Gunnlson, addressed
about twenty-five of the prospective
stock holders of the local company
store on Tuesday evening last at a
called meeting held in Woodmen .
Hall, and told them that because OF
the condition Of the trading com
pany's affairs, no further effort would
be made at the present time to es-
tablish the projected branch house
in Gunnison, nor would re continue
further in the work of organizing
local Of the Farmers Union here.
Mr.. Rawalt, the following day.
issued q statement at the request OF
News Champion concerning the
future action of himself as organizer
and the officials of the company,
This statement, Mr. Rswslt assured
the editor of the News-Champion,
had been read by President s. z
Schenck and approved and it's pub
LEGATION in News-Chsmpion author
lied
On "Wednesday Mr. Rswslt left for
his horne in Paonia Previous to his
departure he stated that he woold
re-enter the aewspaper business, at
least temporarily, at Paonia. resam
ing his former connections with the
Paonia Progressive.
The statement of Mr.. Rawalt fol-
lows in part:
As considerable comment has
been induced by the published state
mente regarding the Union Trsdin9
Company and the Farmers Union in
the past few DAYS it seems necessary
that . brief utterance should come
from some source possessing sctual
InforRataoa-
TIE .sdersieped has oeea en-
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-10
MINING INDUSTRY GROWING
STEADILY IN COl ORADO
May kssDse.e.s N Macha1y and M.sted Drsa
e@M n New Process. CaA&.k@ Move
0caf q Sscocss

tie f.lure possibilities as no other
mosemest eould Ii a compsay 10
formed 10 farther the work IL the
eomms.iee lass,aS good will be done
for the industry
VARIOUS IMPROVEMENTS
la ore-dresssaa the most strlk,RS
innovation 10 the Mekesson Screen
less s.zer, which gave q remsrk ABIDE
exhibition II lts posssbslit,es at 70
cent pst,iie trial ia IDeaver. I,s per
formasee uader sctssl work.as con-
dstlons will he watched with much
rHterest by the metallur9icsl profes-
SION. Manufsctsrers are reschlRs
huge dlmepsloas In the sizes Of
crushing mschInes turned out. One
company now makes Jaw breakers
ap 10 60 by ~ inches, and crushing
rolls 60 by 80 inches These Sizes
compare very isvorsbly with the i'm
usense gyrstor,es that have beea
built IN recent wears. The Clancy
process has been apparently saccess-
fully applied to the treatment of
Cripple Greek ores, after y series II
tests, covering a considerable period.
A mill is being bailt for the Ajax
company 70 apply the method 10 the
treatment of its ore. As this is tho
first mill TO use this process ON such
ores, its performance may be studied
with much profit by all who have
the opportunity
During the past year the primer
pal advances in the metallurgy II
copper have been IN the verv general
adoption Of basic lined con verters by
means Of which the costs Of produc-
ing bl'sser copper have been consid-
ersbly reduced. In gold and silver,
advances have heea made in cysRids-
tion, nossbly IN the isne of contIas-
oSs oserstion. Seversl very sue
cessful progresses II slime treatment
especially have been perfected. The
application Of chemical trestment
methods hes attracted much stten-
tion and several schemes are await
ing trIals under commercial condl-
tons.
THE MALh PROCESS
"ln the development of national
progress, history clearly shows tLst
Continued on Fourth Page.