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Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-11

A large number of favorable reports
 came into the house Tuesday, indicat- ing that plenty Of business is ready for considera ton. though the mass of it is relatively uninportant. It is under stood that reports are ready on scores Of mea sures 5os1t that committee chair linen feel that. as there is sufficient business on the calendars of house and senate there need be no particular rush about handing them in.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-11

Speaker Scott announced at the close of Tuesdays session that he had dn- vited Judge Tingier of Vernon, demo- cratic leader of the house, to preside at today's CWednesday's) session. Speaker Scott is to be absent from the capitol
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-11

The act amending an act concern ing street sprinkiinx by towns. cities and borouEhs, or in conjunction with street railway companies, passed the house Tuesday, a feature of the meas ure being a section which allows of street railway companies paying part of the cost of sprinkling where oil is used.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-11

In the absence of Speaker Scott, Judge Tingier of Vernon, democratic leader of the house, presided at the session on Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-11

If bill that passed the house on Tuesday becomes a law it will be file gal for any person to sell or offer fer sale the flesh of any animal or fowl eased, or the flesh of any calf which was less than four weeks old or when killed weighed SC pounds or less when dressed, the fine for violation to be not more than $1o0 or Imprisonment net more than six months.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-11
Uncle John |. Hutehinson, represen-


 tative from Essex, characterizAa the -appfC priaticns for propaga ting sfa q and lobsters as a useless waste of tfe states morey and said that it would be just as well to take-the money and burn 1t up, as far as results were cor cerned, when appropriation measures were being discussed in the house on "Wednesday morning. He offered ar amendment p-oyiding for the cutting off the usual appropriation of $S.e3e
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-11

"Ne person shall sell or offer for sale food in package form unless the net quantity of the contents be plainly marked on the outside of the package in terms of weight, measure of nu- merical count; provided, however, that reasonable variations be permitted and that tolerances shall be established by rules and regulations made from time to time by the dairy and food commis- sioner.' Such is an act passed by the house Tuesday, amending an act con- corning the misbranding of food
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-11

The appoIntmont Of an assIsfant to the state librarian the assistant also to act ss an examiner of public rec ords, is provided for in 8 bill that passed the house Tuesday. The salary is to be S1,o00 a year, with a $1,0eo allowance fer travel. Much was said in favor of the bill by representatives from towns where the benefits of hay ing the public records examined by an expert has been made apparent. It is understood that Governor Baldwin is in favor of the bill.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-16
CARLSBADiPEACHES
EEATTRACT NOTICE
National Fruit Paper Publish
es Very Favorable Mention
Of Products Of Eddy County
Orchards.

number of Carlsbad peache6
shipped to New York recently attract
cd considerable attention The hnn
quality of he irult and To- Size called
forth the following notice from Tho
Ffuiimans Guide fruit growers
paper Of wide rcpnie
The hist ca of NeW Mexico
peat hes Ia arrive IN New YORK market
came IN Thursday morning from the
Rio Pecos orchard OF Carlsbad. New
Mexico. 20 Lyons Bros company The
fruit was packed ia california style
boxes The peaches we're perfect
specimens OF the Elberla. Impressive
la color. conformation and size II
would be hard 20 imagine more
ideaii, shaped liberia. and the con
llltion Of the fruit vas all that could
be- desired. Once the buyers woke up
10 he flne qualities OF tncsc peaches,
they wore eager TO take hold, and ~
is good betting thai the price OF this
first ear taround : 8Ol, vii be ma
teriall Increased when the mex, one
Is offered
The trees on which these peaches
were grown are tour scar OLD, and The
owner 81 the orchard received seven.
ty.iiye and iour.tenths cents per boz
E. o. j.. Deducting expenses OF pick
ing. culliug wrapping, packing and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-16

because Vi this fscl WOild bo as At
Surd us 10 deny them the right TO pas'
tiCipatr ia church sOclals. IN neigh.
0orhO0d gatherings. their various
clubs IN the church aud out of the
church. because slmilar uniOyely traits
sometimes develop IN Individual No'
men. but thsss exceptional thinge
are no excuse for the general charges
against all women, that have been q
part " the campaign ammunition ~
the anii.suiiragisis Such methods M
Sighting The righteous demand OF wo'
men for their political rights are as
unius, as they are Illogical aud
absurd
When the Unfair methods ~ the
snti.sunragisis are nlly uHd"rsloof
the cause Of suffrage VIII sweep over
ibis country until women shall vote In
ever state as thcf do IN Colorado.
aud sc shall look back upon thc argn-
ments snd opposition agains, u as
We do upon the miaiaGcs ana iEnor'
ance OF the dark AGES.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-16
WOMEN PLEASED
BY BAG COOKERY
Invention of EnglishmaiI
Proves Boon to Tired House
wives; Makes -
Drudgery Pleasant Task.


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'e"ihs 'he l'ou' 'u"' 'l' :" w
pared and placing them IN spe''HilF
prepared bag. which Is then placed IN
"a. o,.n ,bns GAVIN. All ,,. nnnrlsh.
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n'h' :" wv "o"'' "Nu s''"s
llciouh and delicate favor mas WOO
the approval OF the thousands Of
house,,ives VIM are Tins able TO save
,h.,as.ay.. a., a,,a,..,,. a, n,,s and
$3.50 mr. 80 ~. .tsaaty heinr
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v.r..i &C.. ,hs' n..ya, u.n,,hiicsn
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-16

sunday Acts lG2o. what Must
DO 80 Ba saved First repentance
shown by its fruits. l.ute $40. Re
hold Lord the half Of u GODS give
20 The poor and u have aiken any
thing from amy man by .''se aceusa'
ton restore -four fold Acis is'lS'iS
burned their bodies, etc second faith
iI lesus Mat it2l. Acts ZIG, II We
confess our sins tie ls iaih'iul and
iust 10 forgive ms our slns l"hn ID,
Third, when the conditions are met
The spirit lisli .vsVslh ~llnr,ss wa
our sphit that We are ihe 'h'u'"n ol
God Rom SIC
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-16
WOMAN | SUFFRAGE
TO SWEEP COUNTRY
SAYS ! JUDGE
Ben B. Lindsey of the Chill
drens' Court in Denver Pro.
pheoies Entrance of Women
Into National Politics.

-. 81, -, 49,. a.,
'ch'''' 'o'o' O't 10 w 'he peh
'er Express Of recent date, judge Zen
|n Lindsey OF the Childicn's court
gave ont az his opinion that the vie.
|,or, Of woman suffrage in California
Was bat . forecast OF the entrance OF
women into national politics lie SAID {.
The triumph OF suffrage In Calitor-
Ma h triumph FOR the progressive
movement all over the nation. so Ions
us W. have women forced INTO eco
non competition with men, iakins
heir part ~ the business and induf'
tihi Moild, u ~ no. only unjust vui
|li'Ne snort OF crime 20 DENY mem
he same rights 80 men 70 participate
~ ne government uhdei when thel
-, n .nr NV W w "'oas 49, w
.'u'n "vnaeh y" an1" p'oge, sp"'' - /,
- ao.s' .a s,a 49, ''~ No~'N." w
"''u''. an"" ~ 49, ''SP - -. ~
~ w ~" 80 ~, 'n.st,,,'.,l
',l' ~ w. ~ ,..tana ~,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-16
AID SEES MORE PEOPLE ONE THAN YOU CAN SEE in MONTH

loading the net price received 10y the
gfowcr was any cents per bon. or
about t2h per acre A carload was
l,Ues or l.UU6i tUenty.ponnd boxes.
Altogether. from the lower pecos val.
ley Of New Mexico Carlsbad, Malaga.
Aftesia, and Hopel. there were nifty
carlonds OF klberla peaches shipped
ihls season IN round numbers o mil.
lion pounds
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-16

You are not experimenting on your
self when you take Chamhefiain s
Cough Remedy for cold as thai prep'
aration has won ~ great repu1mloh
and extensive sale by 10 romarkab'e
cures ~ colds. and can always be de-
pended upon It 10 equally valuable
for adults aud children and may be
given 20 young children With Implicit
confidence AS u contains no harmful
drug Sold by all dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-16
FOR SALE

i2000--5.room brick. modern. South
Edith ST.. close In
tai00--s-room frame. modern eta
ward. near car bns
ft200--6-foom bunas-vw, modern.
large lot. good outbuiidings. fine 10.
cation.
fiGO0--i-room frame. bath, lot SOC
if2. shade and fruit trees, close IN.
t20o0-f-room frame modern.
lawn, chicken yard. South Edith 81.
sf000--g-room modern bungalow.
North i?th street.
tfbO0--os-room cenent anlsh mod
ern refidenca. no. wat9r heat: large
tot good ouibulldinEs; close IN
ts750--5.room brick. modern. good
shade. ". Second ~ close In
MONEY no LOAN
FIRF INSURANCE.
A. Fleisc her
80 soUTH FOURTH sTRRET.
Next 70 New postofnes. Fhons s7s
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-16

Yes. ! have heep happily married
Tor - wears 10 one husband
Would you consider AN otter Ia AN.
pear In yaudeyiilee"
NO, 1 don't believe In making q
senAnilnn out % such matters
i.oClsyillc Courier journal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-16

Tor Cakes. Cookies and Pastry should
only be satisfied with those that are
pure. nutritious and wholesome. All
food OF this character sold by us can
be relied upon AZ oeing made from
pure, fresh ingredients and properly
cooked and baked We make spec
ialiy Of good things for school lunch
cons,
PIONEER BAKERY
a07 Sauth First Street.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-16
FOR SALE

$3.50 O0-5-room new modern bunga.
low. corner lot east font. Fourfh
wad: only one block from car inc.
$4,000 90 New modern bungalow,
Fourth ward rooms. splendid 10.
cation. Part cash. balance s per
cent.
$1,000 Fine, modern home on West
Tiieras, corner sOXl5O, all modern,
lawn, walks. shade, cellar barn aud
etc. rooms
$500 00--Five.room modern cottage,
Highlands, near Central Splendid
condition.
$4,000. 00-Fouf.room modern cottage,
east front. full lot Highlands, Just
on Central
81. 800 40 win buy q good sixroom
house IN splendid condition, with
shade and fruit trees Highlands,
near shops
FOR RENT.
Si2.Oo-i.room cottage, West Cen
trial.
S25 90 broom modern cottage, High
lands. close in. ali newly papcred
and painted inside.
s20.0o- broom modern brick High
lands. close IN.
town.
JOHN NJ, MOORE REALTY 60,
fIitE INSURANCE, REAL I.srArE
LOANS AMI ABSTRACTS.
ala Wcst Gald Ave. Phone 90
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-16

FOR sALE--.Missce llaneous.

FOR SALE -Rabber-tircd buggy with
top in good condition Apply "a
Or. Il. T.. Hust. y. r, Armiio building.
FoR sALE-Underwood Typewriter,
good order sac. Room No. 1. Grant
building n
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-16
MUSIC TEACHERS

MRS RALPH NJ. HENDERSON.
Teacher ~ Violin,
gia W. NllNnr Ave, Phone SIS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-16
HELP wANTED...Male.

$500 MONTHLY and expenses 20
travel and distribute samples tor
big manufacturer. steady work. \.
Schcffcr, III T. Chicago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-16
HELP wANTED...Female

WANTED nunsckeepcr bS Novem.
ber ! Agreeable place and steady
Position tor right party Address y
- BOx 6aG Ige
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-22

Calcutta, March 2l.---Thc final pro-
visional census returns give the total
tta an increase OF 20,500 900 as com
pared with 1901,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-22
THREE MORE SUITS FILED
AGAINST CNNTR A(,,InRA

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
Lynchburg, Va, March a1.-Tbree
more suits have been Instituted il, the
C0rporation Court here against w +
CilSer x Company and j. ~ stone &
company to enforce mechanics liens
on the new route OF the Southern Rail
way through Lynchburg, Or for the
recovery. of money for supplies fur
nished these firms when the road wgs
IN course OF construction. Four othe,
SUITS were brought some time a go and
me amount involved in the seven suits
Is nearly $4,000. 80
4, G Quinn, Marshall Company mas Just
panv. the last slbcontra2o tene . 81 E9 IN
tunnel IN Rivermont. for s159l5.
r.. G. Nave Brothers Company have
s s1s " J. Oliver & Company for
alsI623I for balance claimed on con-
strucuon contract. ana Barkcr-Icn
ninEs Hardware Company arc suing
= ~ stone & Company for S3.S05.37
for supplies. ~
The other suits are by Curtis &
ShnmWay Is: W. j Oliver & Company
lot Sll.oo2,6l: Loan Jack Stone Com
pany vs.. j y. Stone & Compnnv FOR
s3,2SLoo the National Manuiactirinc
Comnany vs.. j. \, Stone & COMPANY
I Iso s2;2fsS5. and Adams Brothers
fayhe company vs.. j. y. stone q COM
pany. for s6.1257o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-22
COOP crate FOR
GOODOF CHILDREN
Patron-T Teachers Association 10
Be Formed Under Auspices
Of Mothers Clubs.

II Was decided at tho regular meet.
ms Of nc executive board ot tile Fed
ciailon OF Mothers Clubs held yes,cr-
Gay, TO hold the first session or the
proposed High school Patron Teachers
association on Friday night OF this
Week az the John Marshall High
Scbool Auditorium. The committee
WITCH has had this matter in charge
reported that the proposition Was well
The naille proposed is the John Maj
snail li!Sh school Patron -Tcachcr Pu-
Ull Association tF II. T. ADJ and
frincpal lisrwood, viii his assist
ants. is heartily in sympathy with tho
aiWS proposed Or. J. a. c. Chandler
mas consented 10 assume the duties OF
and Il Is hoped that thc superinte .idcnt
OF schools Will b. virtue or his office,
pc considered a nNturo Ia that posi-
ton. he other officers being elective
Tln ohiect OF he Federated Moth
cra III promoting tho formation OF such
IN association Is to further develop
INC Hptilt Of GO cooperation between the
school and the home: 10 bring teachers
ind PARENTS into closer touch with q
riew 10 the promotion OF the interests
Of the pupiis, present and future. with
OF both parents and teachers.
The plans are tentative. and subjec,
10 change By those present at this tirs.
meeting. II is proposed 10 meet for
-
month. the i!rst hour 10 be devoted to
business and constructive study OF
Wcrk in the interest Of the high school
tiH he second 70 entertainment and
sociability, the former largely Ear
nishcd by high school talent 1t Is DC
sired III this way to increase the spirit
of devotion to the interests OF tn
school. and foster an intelligent com.
Frchcnsion OF the same.
VIII Eject Officers
Mrs. William Gemmell presided at
ycatcrday's meeting OF the Mothers
Clubs board which was Held 1T the
home or Mrs. r, r. Fuller, 715 East
Marshall street Much business Mas
transacted TO clear the way for the
annual election TO take nlacc tho see
ond week in April \ nominating COM
mittcc was selected, Of which Mrs. T.
w Roatwright was made chairman.
The selection OF q date for the post
poncd playground rally was placed In
the hands of the committee which had
charge Of tho formation Of q co opera
tive citizens playground committee
70 he composed of one representative
from the various organizations in tic
city which are in sympathy with tho
policy OF the federation in this matter
1T Is hoped that Rowland Haynes fcll
secretary of the American Piayground
Association, whose illness was the
cause Of It's postponcment, may vet
recover sufficiently TO take part on this
occasion. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-22
CHARTERS ISSUED

the following charters were issued ycstcr
DAY by. the state Corpora ton Comn,i:s,.n
Boston Brick Company ;Jnc.>. Houston.
"a. II ". Cosby, presidential. IL Vaughan.
.lce-rresident; John Cosby. secretary and
mum. $500; minimum. 5000. Objects:
Manufacture brick.
NeWport News Baseball Association zinc )
Newport News. Va. Abe IIorwits nrcsidon,
l. ~ Manvilic, vice president; t. T. Walden.
aecrctary-all OF Newport News, Va Capl.
IA; MaTimum. 5000; minimum, $3.50. Oh
jccts; Operate n baseball club
y license TO do business In Virginia was
issued TO the Gypsum Fitcproofing Company.
corporation organized and existing under
INC laws or the state OF New Jersey J r.
Robinson. or Piasterco. statutory agent.
MAXIMUM capital authorized by charter $40
Wo' ob1ects and purposes: Handling mate
rials FOR tireproofine buildings
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-22

the growing. OF potatoes with thor
oughness. Numbers OF farmers who
comprised his audiences during the
three day trip are beginning to take
AN interest in growing potatoes ana
arc impressed with their Possibilities
as a money maker. Like Mr.. Gordon.
Mr. Sproul also referred to the avail
ability OF lcgumcs as Il soil fertilizer.
Potatoes require more humus than al
Incst any farm crop. Seed potato selcc-
ton should be made with great care
in order to obtain i largo yield, and
at the sanc,tiinc a superior quality OF
vegetable. The lecturer advised the
farmer to plant potato rows three feet
apart, the seed TO a depth of four
inches below tho surface, and advig-
ing that potatoes should always re
celre several spray applications OF
Bordeaux mixture.
a number OF Baltimore and Ohio Off
GERS from headquarters accompanied
the train, inclhIing George H. Camp
bell, assistant to the president: w w
Wood, general industrial agent; Ben
Jainin 5. Dowdcll, travelling freight
agent, and G. w. Allen. travelling pas
senger agent Both Mr.. Campbell ana
Mr.. Wood addressed the audiences al a
number of stations along the route.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-22
Honest Advice to
Consurnptives

somehow there exists a vast amaunt
or skeptlcisln as to the poSSibility OF
curing consumption IVc stnt.
none but facts, and are sincere in What
with tuberculosis, we should Do nre-
cisely what we ask others 10 do-ta,ln
Eckman's Alternative promptly and
i,,I, The reason we
iior asking all Consumptives to take
II, is that we have the reports Of n,nny
cures, one OF which Follows:
}sl9 susGneh .:1r Ave. rhila. Pa
afflicted with hemorrha ges OF
lungs, The NUMBER totaled nearly ono
hundred. Our family physician advised
another climate as to remain would
prooably be fatal; however, / remained.
with a severe attack of pneumonia.
When ] recovered sufficiently 10 walk
about the house l was left with a
frightlul hacking cough, which no
medicine J. had taken could alleviate.
] was again advised to go to another
part Of the country. 1t was at This
time, March. 1902 that learned OF
Eckman's Alternative In short time
my cough was gone and was pro-
time ] have had two slight attacks OF
pneumonia, and have resorted to no
other medicine to effect a cure
] am at present in excellent health.
Eckman's Alternative I have no fear OF
Consumption. cannot speak too
highly for the good it has done"
Ee st9naqs Al,e qMNp c i KLoT .1on
Lung Affections. For sale BY ovens
& Minor Drug Co. and other LEADING;
druggists, Ask for booklet of cured
tory Philadelphia. Pa, for additional
evidence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-22
SIMPLE RECIPES FOR
BEAUTY AND HEALTH

! : ~, ). :, LEMON BEAuTiFiER-lt is a
as youthful and charming as possible
But nothing Is more repnlsivc than to
see q woman with her face all danbcl
over VIII facc powder in her desire 10
moe wrinkies and other marks Of age.
up Inc pores. cnlargcs them and even
tuauy causes wrinkles and other ia
elai hicmlshea, i would ne far BETTER
permanently bcncht the skin Ev dis
sowing four ounces OF spurinax in one
half pint 10, water and adding two
tcaSpoonfn!s Elyccrinc YOU .uu make
an inexpensive lotion that will do won
ders as skin whitcncr and comoIox-
ioli bcautifier. II removes ali signs OF
s .1iT shlio,wness and roushncss, ana
SiTss the SKIN a smooth vcivetv tone
THIS lotion docs not iuD OF chsjit lIEc
powder. nor does 1t show on th;. skin.
GOOD SYSTEM TONIC'-Wh.n spring
comes and you lave that sallow. llfc-
less look. and feel tired and without a
Sooa appetite, II is time 10 get I'd Of
inc cause before nlorc serious troubles
iui OF tonic made BY dissolving one
halt cup sugar and one ounce katdcne
IN one-hait pint alcohol adding no,
water 10 make quart. This old fash
Toned, home remedy will make YOU
cncreetic and give sou an appetite bv
f!oding your system of all impurities.
~ Is I. wonderful regulator for q sing
siah liver. and VIII put new life and
color into Your face.
!iAlIsDRESSERS' SECRET--To mos,
hairdrcssers the secret OF washing TIC
hair without Is becomins faded,
quickly and be soft. glossy and iiufy.
IS well known. Instead Of using soap
tor the shampoo. which causcs Brittle
ness and shifting. .hoy pr aparc an in
expensive shampoo by iissolvin. a tea
lpoonfu! OF canthrnx In cup Of 10,
water This shampoo fathers ahrn-
hanliN, clcanseS most thoroughly. rlnses
.casuy. and leaves tho hair and scalp
IN excellent condition. To those both
crca with thin, straggly hair iris
shampoo Will be great help. as it
Nuft,s up the hair and makes it cas-.
10 do up.
TO REMOVE HAIRs-.rha c!is. ard
Np can be clear of that fuzzv growth
tEat, anncys some women w,tliSnl IL
sortlnS 10 tho painful elaetric needle If
The afflicted one VIII get from. her drug
Gist an ounce of powdered deiatcEe.
MiX Little OF tho delatonc with
enough water 10 make a stiff paste.
Spread thickiy on the surface 81 III.
skin and let remain two or three min
utcs; then rub Off and wash the skin
and you VIII ind the hairs are gone.
While dclatone is a tribe expensive. il
does the work quickly and seldom re-
1uircs second application.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-22
SHOE-WORKERS QUIT IN
IYNCIiUiTHC; FACTORY
Special TO The Times-Disn

Lynchburg. Va. March 2i.-Thnirtv.
one men In tho cutting department OF
the .Craddocl- Terry Company's South
land factory, comprising nearly tho
entire department. went ont on 8
strike. a statement given out at tho
Office tonight says the mon Quit be-
cause they were asked to cut leather
which they thought came from the
Jefferson street factory where the
cutters arc also on a strike. Tho
understandings, however among other
nature Of sympathy Tor TIC men ont
III the other plant. The Jefferson
Street cutters quit work two weeks
ago. The Southland is tho largest
plant In the city, and work will be
stopped in q short time If The cutting
department is idle. 7I'A.