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Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-29
Man Still GrOpes Darkly

Prof T. D. A. COckrell Of the University
Of Colorado, in Popular Science Monthly,
write in interesting fashion of the social
conditions likely to exist in the future. He
says that in the garden OF Eden, at the
very beginning OF his career, man ac-
quired the sense Of sin and was henesforth
TO be a wanderer In a spiritual as we'll as
a physical sense Hence Il comes that we,
in this year 1911. think proper 10 inquire
anxi0usly about the future OF our species,
an inquiry which would certainly never
occur TO any other BBecies OF mammal
Along with the development OF the med
zeal and Agricultural sciences, we may hope
for great advances In social organization.
reducing 20 q minimum the tremendous
waste OF life and property which goes on
today. II Is not too much 20 expect that
every individual win be assured all the
air, food. clothes and shelter necessary for
q normal existence. and Will find ample OBJ
poFtunities for exercising such talents a.
he may possess.
Liberty will be ourtailed IN 30 far As
II permits anti-social activities. but It will
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-29
When Nova Scotia Flirted with Uncle Sam

the imperial treasury as possible there
fore,
Resolved, That this house do immedi-
ately, through his excellency the governor
general, Intimate to her most gracious
majesty. the queen, that should she be
grsciously pleased to cede this province to
the United States as payment in part Of in
full Of such claims, sues cession will meet
with the cheerful consent OF this house;
provided always that the United States
will admit this province into the union as
state, with all the rights and privileges
now held and enjoyed by any Of the states
comprising such union containing q like
population, and upon such terms. financial
or otherwise, as may be agreed upon by
such joint high commission, the terms OF
such cession to be sanctioned by the gov
ernments OF Great Britain and the United
States, and to be ratified by the people OF
this province at the polls"
Nothing ever came OF the movement
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-29

I'm looking for the Mexican hairless
dogs Of war" / remarked
They're now on Chiwow-wow having
a close shave" she snickered.
After that I'm too faint to stand" l
asserted. Let us hasten in to the main
arena in time for the grand entry. pre-
senting a pageant of pRrAding, promenad-
ing paragons a glittering galaxy Of gor-
geous gayety, a stunning, Bcintillating sun
burst Of surprisingly superfluous safety,
a.
You don't get paid for that, do your
she asked, anxiously.
II was merely sketching q miniature, Z"
1 expOunded.
Sounded like you were painting the
larger oanvases, speaking artistically."
Let us In to see the equestriennes and
trapeze soubrettes in their harem skirts,
considerably shrunken," suggested
Would you call the damsels who per
form on the horizontal bars barmsidsT -
she queried
II might, IL was a bit foggy," 1 re-
piled. "Harkl The band, again playing
that familiar 'umpah theme. How II
takes me backl'
Just when 1 wanted to 60 forward, "
she said.
Have you no sentiment when you go
to the circus?" I demanded What char
acter is your favorite?'
The ringmaster," said she, emphasizing
ing ring and looked into my eyes with the
most innocent glance.
Copyright, 1911, by the N. Y. Herald Coz
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-29

And an unoffending individual gets a
snappy step lively A demure little lady
who does not shout out the number OF the
floor where she wants to leave the eleva-
tor is carried past, and the elevator boy
sends "Why don't you say where you want
to git Off" hurting after her A polite
shopper asks to be directed to a depart
ment, and the cash girl continues to chew
gum as she yells a reply to the stock girl
about the location OF the milliners pincers
The girl who domineers has so abused
their natural, justifiable sense Of equality
that they have to give themselves a few
concrete illustrations just to be sure thai
their independence is in working order.
And the domineering girl talks about her
interiors. She has no interiors. There
can be nothing inferior to the base spirit
she manifests
She has gotten down on the bottom
stratum. She is cipher minus In value
There simply can't be anything under her
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-29
Pituitary Gland Potential

secret something which somehow affected
the growth OF the body.
Now It has been found that in the pitui-
tary gland are secreted a number OF liquid
substances which are deposited in the
blood Possibly at future date, scientists
may be able to extract that one unknown
essential substance and by feeding the sub
iect with IL will be able to make the growth
go on continuously. Now, normal growth
occurs in stages. There are weeks when a
child stays the same size. This is followed
by weeks when 1t grows, for the pituitary
body is only active by fits
when the unknown secretion is too
plentiful in adults, 1t causes unusual stout
ness, but in the young, who have not yet
finished their growth, an abnormal growth,
or giantism, results. Science therefore holds
out the hope that people may be able to
regulate their heights, and that beauty
doctors may be able to work on strictly
scientific principles.
IF a lady, for instance, did not think
that her nose was symmetrical a doctor
could bring it to the shape required by
means of pItuital sandwich"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-29

Prof. Arthur Keith at the English Royal
college OF Surgeons, believes giants can
be raised in these days. He asserted this
belief in recent lecture on the fossil re-
mains OF a giant
80 far" he said, I'VE have only I'M
locked the door of the unknown. We do
not know exactly what the room will con-
tain when we enter 1t, but we think that
when we have done that, we shall have the
means of regulating the size and stature
Of body at will. Modern research has
proved that the growth of giant is due to
& diseased condition. Recent discoveries
relating to the cause Of giantism have
shown that the key to the growth was
found in what is called the pituitary body
at the base of the skull.
1T is a little thing which would not
fill a teaspoon. 1t is smaller than a
grape, and yet we know it to be a thing
OF very great importance. 1t was dis
covered by a French physician, Pierre
Mart, who found also that in cases OF
abnormal growth this small body had en-
tered. He jumped at the idea that it mus
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-29
Yawn for Your Health

Yawning may be very impolite, but all
the same the doctors are now declaring
that good yawn is healthy exercise for
distinguished throat specialist OF Vienna,
in speaking recently OF diseases OF the
throat and remedies. said that yawning Is
a valuable exercise and should be encour-
aged. Moreover, yawning has recently been
recommended independently as a valuable
exercise for the respiratory organs.
According to DIT. NaegH OF the University
OF Luettich, ''yawning brings all the res
piratory muscles OF the chest and throat
into action, and Is, therefore, the best ana
most natural means OF strengthening them
He advises everybody 70 yawn as deeply
as possible, with arms Outstretched. In
order to change completely the air In the
lungs and stimulate respiration. In many
cases he has found the practice relieves the
difficulty In swallowing ana disturbance OF
the sense OF hearing that accompany ca
tarrh OF the throat The patient Is induced
20 yaWn through suggestion, imitation OF
a preliminary exercise In deep breathing.
Zach treatment consists of from six to
eight yawns. each followed by the opera
uOn OF swallowing. II should be added
however. that IL Is quite possible for deem
breathing TO be OverdOns. particularly BY
persons with weak hearts, and It Il at
least open 70 question whether the OBJ
staeles 10 free respiration. which the yawn-
ing cure Is alleged TO remove. are not use
fl In preventing the entrance OF germs and
other foreign bodies"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-29

At this time, when certain British colonies
are so touchy, apparently, on the pOssl-
bility of annexation, 1t will be interesting
to read certain resolutions introduced in
tho Nova Scotia legislature forty years ago
At that time the settlement of the Ala
hama claims was pending, and some brave
spirit put the Nova Scotia sentiment in
these words:
Whereas, The joint high commission
appointed by the governments OF Great
Britain and the United States OF America
to consider the Alabama claims (so-called)
the fishery question and other matters in
dispute between these two governments,
will shortly sit at Washington; and
whereas, 1t is conceded by the British gov
eminent that England may be liable to the
Urited states for a large amount on &C
count Of the Alabama claims aforesaid;
and wherdeas. this house is most DESTROYS
that the burden should fall as lightly upon
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-29

Persistent Advertsins Is The Road to
Big Returns
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-29
- The Bees home Magazine page x

Spring ia, profansly heralded BY the
tCus Twns-Cir and Gro" observed Dottie,
Ii we wendell our way through the men
gorie toward the big show.
Il suppose the sawdust is furnished by
nc clowns old saws" l chirped.
Here we have the leopard, with a pri-
sate detective constantly in attendance, TO
Keep him spotted" she continued.
And yonder Is the camel OF which the
farmer said, There haint no such ami
mali 4" ] added.
TO the right, the fee-ro-oious Bengal
tagger, the only vegetarian tagger in cap
tvity," she announced, in her circus voice
Likewise the roaring Nubisn lion, cap
tured In the wiids OF Hamburg, Germany"
/ interposed. He Is called asToaring lion
because his Brooklyn attendant feeds him
-,uahat he calls 'rswr' meat, IN place Of his
usual Hamburg steak"
All, the keeper steaks him 70 roar, 3"
she comprehended.
Here We have the celebrated dik-dik, a
name some would like 70 oOndense to a
dix, found in the jungies Of Africa and
Albany, training with tigers" auoth 1.
And to the left the bRndarlog, in their
bandarlog cabin" she limited. Il grow
athirst for knowledge"
ell A II HthOhAAN AoA wv heNANN -
pink lemonade but mind you, don't try TO
bite, bend OF injure the lemon, as 1t is
placed IN the glass purely for ornamental
purposes" / sighed. Il am going to patent
q plaster OF paris lemon slice for circus
lemonade"
BE sure you use fast colors or youh
be guilty OF plaster Of pariside," she
warned as we slipped.
"Mayhap you feel goobernatorial?' l
insinuated, feebly.
what's a circus without peanutsY' she
countered. by all means"
IN not buy all. only two sacks re-
terted. Indignantly. What kind OF shell
game are you proposing?"
81 thought maybe some Of that sticky
mink popcorn which adheres to ones fin
gers and chin would furnish local color
she cooed, hopefully.
Popcorn sounds 30 suggestive OF pro
posals," / demurred.
evidently you are net buffalo" sh'
intimated coldly.
II don't quite get that" admitted
VWhy buffaioes?'
The buy sons" she explained, YEARLY
Let us hasten past the baggage room
j cried
''oid stuff about the elephants trunksT
she inquired
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-29
Glad to Have Bunny Back

reused her and awakened her mind to
activity"
when she comes to play with me again
III give her all my apples" you volun-
teered, as mother and father each held
one OF your hands 50 tightly 1t hurt. And
you were sorry for the Jones boys, who
didn't have any little sister to whom to
give their apples
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-29
A fearful Recital.

Gentlemen" said an American, who had
been listening to some steep" stories.
you have ali done your best, but think
my yarn will make yours look small.
was once freed By a most ferocious bull
moose. To make matters worse. my am
munitiOn gave out. As l thought OF the
loved ones at home tears came in my
eyes, rolled down on 10 the palm OF my
hand, and froze hard as marbles. A happy
thought flashed through my mind. Taking
the frozen tears, rammed them into my
gun, blazed away, killed the moose, and
then, gentlemen, and then"
The story-telier's audience filed out
Tit-Bit5
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-29

be tremendously extended. in the form Of
practical opportunities, to develop ordinary
OF special abilities
"All this may be a long way ahead, and
there may exist great differences as TO
the program for the near future; but /
suppose that few will deny that such out
come as that indicated should logically
follow from indefinite advance in the d.
rection We are even now taking"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-22
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TOHIiDN TVADE Oi tNiItp .
STATES.


The foreign commerce of che unit-.
ad states Boz thr year about to end
viii SHOW an Increase of over goo.
million dollars whom compared WITH
tao .mmcdiatch preceding fcaf aud
"a larger total thau Doe any earlier year
of oHr commerce Imports while.
milne bolon fho.o of 1850 ln The
earlier months have in fho clos
lnF period of tho fcaf shown o. mark
al Increase indicating that che total
lor che year win differ bui lltiie from
thal OF 1870. winch made tho hign-
osi RECORD los th history OF The in.
port trade EXPORTS afe iargcf than
in any cariisr Foar end mnnHiac
lures exported ALSO made their hlrh-
go record renrhiug approximately
billion dollars in mo calendar year
1913 The approximate total for.
yoaf based upon 30 months record
already complied nro exports over
. Billion dollars impnre i-l bii-
zion dollars. Of which over 0ne-hnif
entered Gree 0i duty
CONSIDERING fhe rrcai group. of az.
ncles enc worthy changes are.
Boz iho case OF imports FALLING or
600 manufacturers faH materials and
800 finished Manufacture in the ease
of exports. q general increase parti.
clpafed in hb an tho Important
eroupa. foodainifa manufacture aud
manufacturers materials Compare
thr No months movements in the
years named IMPORTS 81 crude food
sinfia Increased from ilk million in
fpln 40 1ia million in i1it while
foodsiuHt. periiy or sholy manufac.
lHrod decreased from ~ million i0
lff mNhou manufacturer raN
materials from ft1 million fo fGt
million manufacturers for further
ur ln manufacturing Increased
slightly from 28l million 20 1fs mil
ion dollars. and finished manuiae-
lures decfcaaed from $40 million dol
iars Exports. on tbe other hand at.
Yaured la Che case 81 crude food
stuffa. from 10 million 40 91 million
dollafai foodstpffs partly Or Whoily
NNNNNINN - VII Wa HfH"N w" NAANNtNft ~
zf7 million. manufacturers raw ma-
torlals from i11 million 10 49, mill
Hon manufactures Tor further gse ia
manufacturing from 2ef million 20
ee7 million. and flushed manufae-
inros from f47 million 70 5ei MILL
ION dollars
The principal imports 81 Tho year
GROUPED ace0ralrr ~ magnitude ~
values VIII phoa sngar aser hil-
< lFn rounds valpcd a. abou' ioS ril-
l'or dollars eaemicais diuRs, eic.
81 milion dollars ccffee. 500 mil-
non nounds valued ~ about 50 mil
lion doilers. hides and ekng 10 mill
lion dollars india rahber ~ mill
Ron cotton Manufactures and raw
silk shout g. million each riher
manufactures. % million, wood and
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-22
~Iol,nn, pmb,er.

The raniata "fohnnf Doubier
Vil be sieon at thr Hirh school
auditorium tonight bos.uunr or
$500 o'clocE Tho entertainment ~
nIgen under fho auspices OF fhe Mon
das club and the nroceefs wil 80 Co.
ward a fuud for paving the Indebted
ness Incurred in tho pur. hare 81 the
piano given hY fhe ciub io lhe school
Prof chesion T. Hoaih IT, diroc-
cor OF music n The public schools
win ho On charge OF che entertain
ment. and 81 IS said That d splendid
program viii bo rlyen
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-22

manufactures. go million fruiia and
nuts. over 90 million block and piH
tiu 40 million. diamonds. 1858 mil
lion while coppN manufactures. un-
manufactured ubera, iron and steel
manufactures. allA manufacture.
lpaf tobacco. and ole Wil each Show
total of about go million dollars
AT works. furr end fur skins. and
wool VIII aeEfopaio about 30 million
duilaH rHch m the years imports
Tower prices contributed 40 the IAN
IN value of imports 81 sugar and Boz.
dih rubber tho decrease in value be-
ihF Tar greater Than Ia quauliy
nldea and skins show marhol
reduction ln quantity ~ we'll a. ln
value of imports Tin Imports are
about the same ln quantity bui much
greater ln value. due t0 higher prices
Cotton d siill the leading ,ftlrir 81
EXPORT its total Cor rho year. o,er e
hair billion dollars, caooedinf 90"
combined value of enc te1 great
claFscl neat To- rank iron and steel
manufacture about ESQ miillon
aud meat ana dairy products. 100
million Tho exports az cotton in
fo moufhs aRgfofafed 1885 million
mounds. valued az a1i milton dol
lnra the iarroHt value in the history
80 American commerce and but
slightly leHs ir quantity than the
high record total 81 a.0s2 million
pounds exported 10 the 40 months Of
1905 Iron ena steel also made y
ncv high record IA tho I o months of
Islf zoo million dollars. against
iti million last year Substantial
increases nlFa occur in other leading
articles. an dfhc complete year viii
probably record q total export 81
over i2s million dollarF worth %
lreads,ufia. over 500 million Of min.
efai Oh nearly 100 million ~ copper
an million ~ cotton manufacturer.
a5 million 81 agricultural nipple
menfe. about gb million Of cars and
carrlanee aud z5 million Of chemi.
Gals and medicines
Considered by countries. large ~
rreascs occur IN The exports Of Cana
da. Germany. Netherlands. Japan the
United Kingdom, Australia and Brl.
GUM. and lesser Increases in those "a
South America. Cnh8. China and ~
many othgr countries while im.
ports aa o Whole decreased. there
were increases in those from Japan
India Egypt. and other countries IN
Africa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-22

Boa nrADr flai ali maf have proper
aarnirE chlpf 60 police Lee Hlrm
phi NIGHT authorized THO Caller to
HfnIe tnat fhe police Wmld do ofof}-
thing 100 thllr poRor o. restrict the
dltoharso uf freeoffs ln thr hre im.
.is 90 minimum during Christmas
aoeh
We realize stated rhlef RlFrs
ciou b nili he to have the dis
charge of nreHofa limited to fhr
residence district 0f tho Nty hui oh
Inr to enc strong chance OF fire, the
police have been notified i0 use all
ili.gence 20 thc prevention OF thc Hr-
ine of rockets aud roman candles Boo
me business district oi ihr city.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-22
COMING AND GOING

N Clara scot ana Mics Sarah
Gochrr arc 500 ihc ct from Alice
uorh MpcsU has returned from "a
thie,-ucels fsli with friends iu &c.
Louis
Nrs o. q - NON bias returned
from ST fwtA n,., daughicr m
Laredo
HTbr Bishop and M.a ~, Bishop
ofiaI4uren arc visitors who A. now
- hr liy
Nr ant Mn 81 BAYLOR of a .
ecna ar n iuc ciu ipr .cteta.
days fislt
C a. Holes. wen known com-
merclal mau ~ San Antonio Nas ln
the ciy yesterday
loanic Bates ol Nrouusfilc pass-
pH Through fnc up yesterday ou
roNlo to SAN Antonio.
James scott woll known nnch-
men 30 lim Wciis nnuy BE- n ihc
au 90 . hort fist
30 Lc,y hnsincs Wan oI SON
Uiaeo $50 n thr it yesterday ia
lon last msht for San Antonio
e. Hlnnd'a wel-known hunkrr
Cd Waco naa .u tho cts Yesterday
Doe aAs registered GO the h|dNell
Nu 81 s. Haa oi Roswell y 81
is nltar hor daurmer Mrs iionry
Hoiden and Nrs ST. rs Duimwood.
M Lille Caycc has returned from
o. several months VISA with hor sI.-
ter Hn NaHmc Ferguson of ram-
u0n
Ifenr llfard travelling freight nf.
rat for thr a Is IS ana afh hca'
ouuuora n Son Antonio Was hcro yca-
ltrday
OH Cuhaeo lcages iodai for @ t.alf
in colorado sprng Colo and $3.50
re auat lrum iAe ciIy iur tae neat
tvo MerFs.
Mr ana Mr Fred Marranei and
child. who formerly resided n Corpus
but nov living % victoria are here
for The hordays
SUPERINTENDENT Benton returned
Yesterday from nrcwnstilit Nhere ne
has been aifonding the Cameron couh-
4, teachers Institute
Doe a. Conn who j. a student a'
al sfa.o laifcrsiiy arrived here es'
torday ~ pend the holidays Niih hit
PARENTS MI md Mr.. "a cohn
oAas whuams and family return
"a yesicrdly iam d two week fisi'
which was spent a. Lancaster south
Carolina The place visited is me 90
bot hood home of Mr Williams and
hu reports a pleasant Visit
prot 81 j I.onland 81 the hist
hool fatuiis leaves thie morning.
for Rockdale. nhefs DE- wili spend az
holidays vita ireuds Whiir aNAy
he win also aitcDd the State conNen'
lion ~ Texas educators Rhich meets
in waco
CurrAn Benton returned YESTERDAY
FROM d two weeks hunt on n Fanci
scar Realities Mr. ncntun ha,
splendid success on The trip. geitnl
three has bucks, besides other Eals ,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-22
PREMIER YUAN sHJ kaI
IANOiis LIMITED MONARCHY

PEkIN, Dec. "a Premier Yuan
shl Kai, IN an ofaciai statement TO-
day declared. without qualification,
shat he viii refuse 20 accept 4 repub-
Nc "a settlement Of tbs Chinese FeYo-
luton. a. proposed AZ the peace con-
ference IN Shanghai yesterday. Ne
fayora limited monarchy
a continuation ~ tte connlet 10
china now seems 20 be the only pos
sibility ahead Tor that empire.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-22

Kid Gloves Linen Handkerchief Neck
wear Hair Ornaments, Brooches Decos
tive Linens Silk Hosiery Motor Robes
Fine Wool Blankets, Comlor,ables Lea
thcr Goods shawls. Sweaters Men Fur
nishings Perfumery. Parasols Fus
Rugs House slippers, Bags House Goats
Bath Robes etc
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-22

The heavy rains 81 The past several
days have lnterfcrrcd with the local
train service The Brownsviile train
dne 10 arrive a. Is4b a. M. ala not
arrive yesterday morning nntil 1880
noon. The sap morning train was ~
40 two hours late
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-22

work has commenced on the CON
strm lion of modern gcyen -Ecom
bungalow Tor Joe stovsli on Buf1r
Ave n Is expected 10 have the house
completed and ready TOR occupancy
rs January 20
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-22

pa McGreEor who recently bad hia
homo destroyed bY Ere started yes-
teriny on the construction 81 mod
arm sis-room cottage. a. thr site oc-
cumed hy hia former home. three
~ Hes west az the city
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-22

Most merchants make big profits
a. Christmas time With me as ar
fcfent ! want 10 20 ont Of business
cad therefore cat prices on every
ching esperiallg on ,afs dolls and
fancy rooes r Ritter Mtgquiie 81
1919 "A
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-22
WEATHER BULLETIN.


Gp Temperature. lowest iast
night
f2l Wind velocity
t2l Precipitation iast "a hours.
JOSEPH p. CLINE,
Local Forecasfer. Weather Bureau.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-10-13
WILL RELINQUISH THE
GOVERNORSHIP OF GEORGIA
BY Associated Press.

Atlanta, Oct. 12.-Hoke Smith will
relinquish the governorship of Georgia
on November 10 to take up his duties
as United States senator. Announce
ment to this effect was made by Smith
today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-10-13
BRIDGE SURVEY
COMMITTEE
TO VISIT SITE
WILL GO TO FERRY PASS TUES
DAY MORNING TO DECIDE up
ON POINT TO BE SURVEYED
BY THE ENGINEER.

For the purpose of deciding upon
the location of the survey for the pro-
posed bridge site at, or near, Ferry
Pass, the joint site committee, rep
resenting both Escambia and Santa
Rosa counties, will make trip to the
two proposed locations next Tuesday
morning, and. together with the en-
gineer will reach a decision. This
was decided upon at a meeting held
yesterday afternoon in the office of the
circuit clerk and attended by Joseph
/. Johnson, chairman Of the Escambia
county board of commissioners, P.
Tomasello. chairman of the Santa
Rosa board, A. w. Davis, OF the Es-
Gambia board, and Engineer L. Earle
Thornton.
In the contract with the engineer It
is provided that a survey shall be
made at Ferry Pass as directed by
the board. The engineer is now al
most ready to start upon this survey
and It is for the purpose Of giving
him definite instructions that the COM
mittee is to visit the location and Sc
lect the site to be surveyed.