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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
ACCUSED HUSBAND
|. STRONG IN DENIAL
Of MURDER
Henry c. Beattie, Jr.. Charged
With Staying Wife, Held
Responsible Following Cor
oner's Inquest Today.
oHy E,saInE Herald 4. q. Leased wire,

Richmond. Na. m'y .g uyry
CLAY Bpattic. Jr. was held responsible
by verdict ut tb, .orou.rs un at
3.Ia d. w. today llr hp uurI.r of
ElH wife, Louis, owen Bratur. last
Tuesday night nu the Midlothian road.
five miios south or Richmond
iiratuv today sent 20 message Co. his
father boa which be- declared absolute
N untrue Boo rfr, particular jho
signed slutcm,ut col Paul Grutiie his
cousin. tp ,ho yrf..t thW nr had
bought tnc shotgun with which 10 s
alleged noatuc shot hi- Wtf, or Il
lonely road near here Tho polio, ri-
daN SCI about thc stryugthpuup. as
irr us possible. tu,ir caso asaiust the
Accused husband The lUttor has pccu
cool and apparent, undsturnod since
his arrest last night, and showed mo-
indication that ne would abandon the
sturA lg has told from the FIRST thu;
hiH wife was shot tp death Dos a
strange man from the rutd eid, vhir
seated hosidc him in his automobile.
Paul llcattio went into commissions
Whom arrested ana was unconscious
fur SOME umc, ilo b. being hold us a
Witness.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
Robbers Break Into Santa Fe
Depot Between 10 and III
Last Night and Get Away
With Valuables.
SUSPECT IS UNDER
ARREST AT BELEN
Letter Bags Were From Kelly
and Magdalena and Con-
tanned Checks and Money;
Officers Pursue Thieves.
especial releGram to E,ru,aS Hers,1

Special TrieEram 60 Evening Herald
So,prrp. y. NJ. July Robbers
broke into the santa Pc station here
between 10 and II o'clock last night
stole two mail pouches and the con-
tents col th, office cash box aud suc-
.ysstullN made their escape. The
pouches we're found this morning near
tho right uf way, where they had been
thunNu after the rohbcr, had discov-
cred tho value of the contents The
two locked pouches. one for the north
aud one FOR th, south. contained some
registered mail principally FROM
Magdaleuu and Kelly an the mail
having been handled previously
through the Socorro postofficc. \
number of the registered letters con
taincd checks. pustoffice money or
dvrH ana cash. The thieves secured
only $40 In cash from the depot TN,
ticket sales having been light during
the evening and the agent having
placed the bulk of the cash in the
safe before going home The iron
safe lu the office was not molcstcd
The robbery was discovered az
1875 last night when the night np-
orator came on duty. one ef the day
operators lcf the station a. 10 o. m.
without waiting for his relief The
count, ana santa Pc authorities were
notified immediately and the ehas"
for tho robbers was begun Marshal
Marroliiuo arrested two men az mid
night but later released them bee
cause of lack of evidence. Special
Santa Fe OFFICER Cartwright arrived
from Albuquerque az @ o'clock this
moruiup und l,ft for Rincpn al ~
O'Clock. running down new clue. \
SUSPECT arrested today al Belcn claims
hc by innocent allvgiug bc is one ot
tbo men arrested ana searched by the
marshal here last night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
COL. ROOSEvELTS IS
OUT WITH DOPE ON
CONTROLLER BAY
Great Capitalists and Con-
gressmen, Two Factions, Re
sponsible for Retarding De
velopment of Alaska.
I, Evening Herald N ~ LEASED wireI

luN iNguihH ncrulu '. w. Leased Mifcl
New York. July Theodore
Roosevelt haas au article on the deycI.
upmcut U. Alurba in todays issue o.
The Outlook Tie declares two factors
To uo responsible tor rotardlng prog.
'css ju This direction, Great capital
lists who wish to develop Alaska uy
making enormous fortunes Tor them
,cl,cs outside ol and ia defiance OF
the law aud yhc congressman who
under prclcnsr of hostility TO the
corporations decline to permit the pas.
sage Of LEGISLATION which will enable
them 10 do their Nurb honestly and To
develop th, coal fields with fair prot
j. 10 themselves while doing justice 10
others"
Rcicuiug specifically 20 the Control
Icy Ba, ease, Nj Roosevelt SAYS.
CONTROLLER Ha, under acual con.
ditioua offers the only chance for or
a amy rate. very much the best
chance. tor tree outlet rom the
great E'r.ng pl}or coal fields o. was
'hc Imperative 6ut of the soycN-
ucuJ service ro keep .us outlet Tree
and not 90 dispose ol Ii To- any iudi
vdml @. individuals
"Nhctucr or nor there was impro,
puog iu tine action which resulted
u tho instant films of claims by Nj
RYAN ana uthcls docs not go To the
root of rhr matte, THr public iatel
est demanded thar ru.s land should
bp Kept under public control and 20
Wy,cu monopoly cot lr- use should
Hc permitted 0ul. uudD such conde
.Ious a- rbo punI,. ug,d require Re
myWHy. always that UaH action Would
moi hinder development lt would
have favored Development for q woul
enable any honest corporation to
come iu aud du OI- Ut.' in dcyclupmr
thc country without .ya, ut 1e,us
crowded uut Do, sOuU other corpora.
ion which nN mUi.u suNcrnmput
action might obtain % mouopoIiflIc
Ntht"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
STRIKE
IN CAMORRA
TRIAL TODAY
Council for Defense, Not As
sured of Protection from
Undignified Assaults, Re-
fuse to Proceed With Case.
CH, Evening Herald \. =. Leased wIrcD

cav Evening HcrsId \, q. Leased WIrcb
Nitcibo italy July 22 The LAWYERS
Tor fho iolgnsc Lave struC.. and as
o. consequence tine Camorr.sts trial
was adjourned lodHy until acX. Wed
ucsday to AFFORD them fimc 10 which
10 decide on their future attitude I'm.
less som. agreement is reached with
tho court ana the lawyers before th,
sessions ave resumed 90 b. probable
that The trial will ue definitely stop.
ped aud begun an over again.
The trouble began Yesterday when
Capnil FabrouI one of the crowns
best witnesses, IN defending himself
aud his associates, of the carabinccrs,
denounced lawyer Lioy as suhorncr
ol perjury and lioy replied IN an IN
digniitd manner During the cN-
change Jll OF the oihe. lawyer, lcit
the court room ana later -cul mos
sage 10 President BincGui saving hat
they could not with dignity return 90
fhc court M they were NOT assured ~
protection AZ lhc s1nlr time inct
said they We're taking steps 90 per.
suade the offending lawyers 10 win.
draw from thc case.
The prisoners protested VIOLENTLY
against the postuoncmoni. saving that
between The uutumprislpp attitude of
tne lawyers ON the one hand and fho
lrd tape of thv court ON the other
they had already suffered hyc years
Imprisonment
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
ELECTRICAL STORMS
IN NORTHERN ARIZONA
ca, Evening Herald A.r Lcn-ed wircD

PhorulN, Nri. July a2 Electrical
storms, general throughout Jhc north-
,ru ana central portions of ,Uo trr-
r.tury have rendered tulr-rtpJic
communication muHp uncertain than
30 has b,ru fpr years Ldghuug ss-
tcms ot this aud other places have
suffered
The guNtrum nat telegraph lines
east and west uf Mdricopa were dead
for .omy time Yesterday. as wcr, tFe
wires along Ola. Santa E., rood Wc-t-
crn Union lU,uen who had JUST fine
ishcd wiring new poles yesterday az
Ash Fork were boarding train 20
leave when e bolt ut lightning dee
stroNad an of the work they had just
completed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22

Washington. Juk -a q, vote ot
53 "a % The senate toda, passed the
taiadiUn reciprocity bin as urlriuaiN
drafted. The measure, hoNrEcr can
not become law until u,Nt Wcducs-
duN u. the house adjourned az l2toa
u'cluck until that tlmc and thg b.b
must be- returned to GA, huu., Tor en-
gru-smcnt before it can 10, signed n>
O., irvridrui
The BIN passed D., thr -,uat, todl,
,n pr,risei, the form 30 emerged FROM
the house, viii bring Geo ana ud pr,si-
dent Tafrs long fght Tor tho measure
hut durIH4 thr debate which l,d up
90 toda, final action part, lIuos
were svrut away and q vigorous Ight
Uus uugcd to saddle thr measure with
riders that friends ui the measure
claimed would have meant lhu dotoUt
"f th, whole propuriti"u
seventy eight senators Vrr, present
when tho bili Wss Hk,u uI,
Tho Uuoudm,ut ul SENATOR N.-
duties ON many nccesssus. .r I.ir aud
increasing the u,v list WAS tirH
taken up ana defeated, 10 Co o.
Previous To- thc fiual Yassago thr
souui" hy overwhelming tutvs d".
icatvd, on, Ritcr another Nariuu"
amendments offered bN McCuuo,r
Nelson summons, LuFotlrtty and
'ummlns, intended to pat various
iuud products an the free list and
reduce other articles aud in tho Nrl-
son amendment restoring half OF thc
duty ON grains and tarm prndu,is
Tho LaFollctto amendment come
ptislng general revision of tho wool
tHriff was defeated. l6 To- 60 This
was indicative of the votes on other
amendments
senator iiaiic>'s amendment pru.
posing to attach thp farmers Icc list
hi' a. tho reciprocity measure was
defeated, i5 To- go.
Thc Bailey amendment to put cot
ton hagglng ana cuttnn ucs ON tho
free list WAS beaten ~ Go 60.
The measure becomrs law with
the presidents signature
Following was thu vote on thc biH
Republicans against the bin Horah
ana HEY ldHhu, Bourne, oregon
Continued on Page ?? Column l)
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
GOAT MEN ALLEGE
EXCESSIVE RATES
National Mohair Growers AS
ISOLATION Complains to In
terstate Commerce Commits
sion, Asking Investigation.
tspecInI rclcsram 10 Evening ucrnidI

Washington JUN -- rh' Natiuu-
"a Mohair Growers association. join
ed hS the Sow NcN,o and Arizona
goat mon ui.U % complaint with tuc
interstate commerce commission h,rr
today against thc southern Pacific,
the Atgbirun, Topeka uud santa Fr
ana AN other railroads opcrauur iu
southwestern Texas, New Mexico ana
ARIZONA. allcging that the rates from
the southwest To tho Atlantic sDu-
board are cNerssiNc. The goat men
demand AN Investigation of conditions
ana reduction in rates. The matter
viii he in,cstlated by officers ut tuc
interstate commerce commission who
viii go Co the southwest In the near
iuturc Tor that purpose.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
President Taft's Long Fight
for Measure Ended Today,
Bill Ratified as Originally
Approved by House.
STRENUOUS ATTEMPTS
TO SADDLE ON RIDERS
La Follette's Proposition for a
General Revision of Wool
Tariff Is Voted Down Six.
teen to Sixty Four.
~, ENening Hcrsid \. q. Leased WireD
UISIOiis on TIIE HIII. Q

81, ENcning Hrrsld \. y. Leased wire)
. UISTOiis on TIIE nIII. o
. March go. 1910 Following .
. Tho announcement ui u o1mpl,t, y
. agreement with canada ou max. .
. .mum and minimum provision. y
. of Payne Nldtiuu wrir InN. =
. President Tam invited 30 confer y
. enc, on closer trpd, relations y
Juu. =, 1919 Canadian r,pt,- y
o s,utatiN,s arrived. .
. Jan to -. 1917 E,,ipogltt q
. negotiated iu session y
o Inn &c. IHtl President TAFT y
. -cud. agreement Geo s,uut. .
. Jan. ts 1871 McCau itrpuh- .
. li,Du. tutruduo"s RECIPROCITY biU y
. Feu ti 1871 fuss"d heusc .
. a-i 60 aa For Republicans y
. Democrats liG. Apatust Er. y
. publlcans. So. DcmuDrnts y
. March g. i1lt senate ad- y
. iuurnrd Without action. y
. AIul Z. I9ll .-Cmar,~- COM .
. ,,ucd in extra session tu uuft y
. agr,om,nt =
. Agrl o.. teIl p,mo.rnuy .
. Leader Underwood introduce. .
. nnl .
. Nput Co. laIl paF.os house y
= ,G To- Nt FYr Republicans y
80 Democrats tHa. Against .
. Republicans. 5N5 u,muyrtis 90 .
. Npru 20. lgll senate UBau .
y committee receives house bilI =
= june lI. jplI Finance yum .
. ututrc rrpuri- NItuuuf recon- =
o u,nda'iuu .
june -. tnii S,uatr dchut, y
l,Eius =
o June 20. igl senate defeats .
. Boot amendm, ut Goo uii' .
. Judy 21 senate votes ON .
o riIl .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
DE IA BARRA URGES
PROTECTION FOR AMERICANS
lnN ENenlnG MernIA \. o.. lrnsrh NIrrl

Washington, lul, In response 10
The repr sentati0as of The United
riatcs 90 the Mexican government
President De la Barra has issued urg.
cni instructions for the protection ot
che American auchets dt EnsonRda,
threatened by the so-callVd liberals 0f
Lower California
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
"PuNN HOR" ~ pNING,
y Evening" ncrnld \. a. Leased Wirel

y Chicagu. july 2g lioh,rt " =
. ruslum "pouy Bob as ho WAS .
. known u tu. early DAYS ON the .
q pmins Nh,rr hc earned a. r,pu- =
. ntion as daring pony express =
q rider is dAiug ot paralysis. =
. Pom Bob carried the first Z
. news ot the election ot President
q Lincoln through country bcsrt
. hN hostile Indians
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22

Announcement Ui .up enlistment
cot q savings hauk 90 the Albuquerque
postolhCc Rill De- received with much
interest here The low rate Of inter
est offered Dos postal banks viii not he
likely to attract deposits from the n.
nnncial institutions now Operating in
Albuquerque u is not the dcsirr of
the postal bank to compete with reg
ularlt chuflerod savings ana com.
morcinl banks
4 bank account with the poslofnc
savings bank mas hc started D., de-.
posting one dollar. after which any
SUM from twcury.hte cents up will
bee accepted gThp ordinary savings
Naub eocs uu' care 90 ho bothere T.
with au account which begins with
ono duliW Jad may not uo advanced
hishcr than six dollars 10 e wear
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
Postoffice Department Issues
Order Today Which Places
This City on the List of
Savings Bank Offices.
ORDER IS EFFECTIVE
ON AUGUST TWENTY ONE
Flagstaff and Phoenix, Ari-
zona, Also Included Among
Fifty New Banks Author
lied by Department.
stan Correspondent }
Room -, Post Isldg.
1hc Evening Herald }

Washington. y c. July % -R, The
authority o. the postollicc department.
the Albuquerque postOIiicc will be.
come postal savings bans August
30 The department, authorized the
establishment oi nfu such uaubs to.
duN others 900 .ho southwest besides
Alouqucrpuc ucins FIa-lan ana Phoo.
uiN, Arizona
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22

Continued on Page 2, Column -
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-05-12
SELECT CULL|NCS
The American Indian.

There is no more interesting proof Of
the Indians adaptability to modern
ways than that the military stations Of
the west have lost their former impor-
lance. At the present time there is
not a single army post maintained east
Of the Missouri river for fear of an
Indian outbreak.
When Europeans settled on the
American continent the Indian popula-
ton within what is now the United
States was estimated to 1 be about
100000. In 1885 the commissioner Of
Indian affairs issued a report which
showed that there were $4,000 Of the
ace in this country. There are now
about 100000.
But, while the latest estimates may
convey the impression that the race is
diminishing in number, careful inves-
tigation shows that there has really
been amalgamation on a very extern
sive scale. This has been particularly
noticeable in Oklahoma among the
Five Civilized Tribes.-Red Man.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-05-12

The German war Office has placed an
order for another dirigible balloon Of
the Parseval type for the use of the
army. The specifications provide that
The airship have motors developing
800 horsepower, which will assure a
speed of thirty-six miles an hour. A
wireless outfit is to be a part Of the
equipment.
A%eroplanes are becoming Increasing
" costly. Six months ago $500 was
about the limit for q monoplane. $4,000
for a biplane. They are now building
the latter to cost between $4,000 and
$4,000. while the 'iast word in mono.
planes. a Bleriot. fitted with a 100 horse.
power fourteen cylinder Gnome en-
fine, costs $4,000.
Sigrist, the man who slashed Rem
brandt's might Watch" has disappear.
ed and may be In this country by now.
Arrested on the spot. he was released
On his own recognisance and imme-
diately took advantage Of the. oppor,
tunity afforded him BY the Dutch law.
A sentence of two years. imprisonment
awaits him II hs ayes returns hnma
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-05-12

Every town needs a commercial
club. This city awakened to
that fact some time ago but they
have not been as active as they
might be. A new set of officers
were recently elected and some
good work is expected. A band is
a good thing for a town also
an advertising committee as some
have suggested, but the question
"What to do with the boys who
hang around street corners and
pool halls" should be settled first.
The boy scout movement is GER
'tainly a good one and should meet
with the approval Of all parents,
but what about a reading room or
some place for these young men
to 60 when their parents cannot
keep them at home evenings. A
committee of three or four ener-
getic men Of b commercial
club should take up this matter.
1t will prove to be of lasting bene-
fit to the young men who will not
fully realize it at this time.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-05-12

We quite agree with the Walsh
County Record says the Pink
Paper that the state took from it's
people the only means they had
of knowing what laws the legis-
lature had passed. when it refused
to permit r. d. Hoskins to use
the matter in the bills on tho
ground that the same we're state
property. The right way is to
have the newspapers Of the stete
publish the laws, as is done in so
many states. to refuse the only
one who had enterprise enough to
get out a handy and cheap edition
of the laws at once, was doing
a positive injustice to all of the
people of the state. Where laws
did not carry an emergency clause,
it was not material, but there were
a large number this year, rather
more than usual, we would judge,
which carried emergency clauses
and became effective at once on
the signature of the governor.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-05-12
Commissioners Proceedings
CONTINUED from page u

Be 1t Further Resolved that the remaining
members of the Board of County Commits
s%ioners, together with T E Thompson as county
auditor, and G Olgeirson as county Judge, re-
solve themsel!ve into an appointing Board for
the purpose of making an appointment to fill
the vacancy caused as above set forth, and
that when said appointment is made a GER
tificate of appointment shall issue to the per-
son so appointed.
On roll call Commissioner, d. C. Wright,
votes yea and Commissioner Bergquist votes
yea. Carrie. d. C. Wright, Chairman.
Appointment
Whereas, the undersigned remaining members
of the Board of County Commissioners of Nc
Lean County, North Dakota, together with I.
E Thompson as County Auditor and G.
Olgeirson as County Judge, having convened
as provided by law for the appointment of a
commissioner of the second commissioners
District of Mclean County, North Dakota, to
fill the vacancy now existing from said district,
do hereby appoint as Commissioner from
said district f. L.. Mackey, said commissioner
to hold said office until the next general elect
ion, or until his successor shall DO elected and
duly qualified.
On roll call Commissioner, d. G.. Wright
voted yea. Commissioner, Bergquist voted yea,
T. E. Thompson voted yea and q. Olgeirson
voted yea.
D.. G.. Wright, Chairman.
Upon motion the following resolution was
adopted.
Resolution
Whereas, The Benton Packet Company has
been regularly assessed in the County of Nc
Lean and State OF North Dakota upon certain
personal property in value of Nine Thousand
Dollars, t$9000.00) for the year 1909. and the
total amount of tax due thereon is in the sum
of $496.S0 to which has been added a penalty of
twenty per cent, go per cent?. making a total
amount due from the said Benton Packet Com
pany in the sum of $685. 16, and
Whereas, the said Benton Packet Company
has refused to pay said taxes.
Therefore be it Resolved That the States
Attorney of Mclean county is hereby author
lied to m an action against the said
Benton Packet Company fer the purpose of
collecting said tax.
On roll call Commissioner n. C. Wright voted
yes, and Commissioner Bergquist voted yes,
Carried, d. G. Wright, Chairman.
Upon motion the Board adjourned to meet at
$50 o'clock, May 18TH, 1911.
D. C. Wright. Chairman.
Attest:
TIE. Thompson,
Co. Auditor.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-05-12
china's Baby Emperor.

. .~$ aM-
An American doctor recently visited
the palace at Peking to examine the
baby emperor, who had gorged him
self with a meal of swallows nests "a
sort Of glutinous materially and thus
provoked a raging thirst. The indispo-
sition yielded easily to the DOCTORS
treatment. The emperor, he says,
sleeps in a gigantic bed, big enough
for six people. He rises at 6 o'clock, at
once has a meal of rice and cruel and
then goes to pay his respects to the
dowager Lung Yu. who is on most Af-
fectionate terms with him. Even his
own father and mother have to kneel
to him when they visit him. A Chi
nese nurse named Mrs. Chang, aged
forty-three. carries him about all day
and sleeps in a small bed by the side
Of his. The emperor's rooms are full
Of expensive toys.-Hoei Pao.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-05-12

The Cowan impeachment trial is
over and the looked for acquittal is
the result. Almost seven weeks
time was consumed and the cost to
the state will be in the neighbor-
hood o $7O,O0O. The senate vast
ed three days in enquiring into the
authenticity of a lot of newspaper
.slush hashed upfor the state press
that believed in the guilt of Judge
and then wound up, as us.
ual,.by making good fellows of
themselves with the public's mon
ey by increasing the salaries Of a
lot of idle employees of the senate
above that provided by law. A re.
solution was passed appropriating
ten dollars per day for Lieutenant
Governor Burdick, but he announc-
ed that he would net accept the
money as there was no provision in
law authorizing it. This was a
sane act of a sensible official. Il
appears that Attorney Sinkler. was
employed as assistant prosecutor
at thirty-6ve dollars per day. bnt
the senate. in its wisdom, author
izedsthis tosbe increased TO seven.
Ity per day q few days prior 70 adj
journment. This kind Of lavish.
ness with b epublic's money hard
~ seems CONSTANT after q year Of
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-05-12

It is often asserted that the day
for church union is near at hand
and that the denomination are de-
creasing in number year by yaer.
According to the last census The
Church Of the Disciples gained
the most membership but the
Methodist Church has the most
followers.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-05-12
Thew Didn't Try Il.

They Didn't Try lt.
At q fashionable New York restau-
rant, where women have the right to
smoke and where the privilege Is fire.
quently exercised. IL young matron In
q larty Of four was asked II she would
lay aside her cigarette and light a
ieisni.. sau.s cameeffoll9a part Of the
globe. wiseNesfo do, "; w0nld he MD ping
unusual. hut she :in:alt1e doubts e To
it's being considered proper here. She
said. however. to the man who made
the proposition. '.I'll do IT II you light
a pipe" ut which proposal the man
also balked. The head waiter was
called and asked what would happen
IL the .'cigar and pipe bluffs had been
called" and that functionary replied
automatically: Cant tell till It's tried.
Want to try TT" Nobody did.
mere are over 10000 foreigners IN
Portugal, including some 1000 Eng
fish people, The total population at
the last census $1,000 waa b.42S.000.
Just . little over the population Of
London. which was estimated IN the
middle OF 1900 at { 6a3.03A
Last year over WyO0OO00.O00 feet. Of
timber were cut In the United States.
More than $4,000 acres OF timber are
..c:s:t In the United States every work
ing day. al the present rate of CON
sumption, the dssitablS and accessible
timber Of the country win re exhaust-
ed IN hetween twenty-five and thirty.