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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-04
GOOD ROAD RALLY
IN BUACQME COUNTY
IT WILL BE HE'LL JULY 4-AUTO-
MOBILE RUN TO CHARLOTTE
SET FOR NEXT SATURDAY.
ODD FELLOWS PLAN An EN-
BEREAVEMENT.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer
ASheville. July 1.-The automobiflstS of
AShevilIe have completed arrangements for
4 run from here to Charlotte on Saturday.
July s. 1t is expected tEat there viii be
probably twenty-five or thirty in the party
which Will leave not later than { o clock
in the morning. going by way of Heilder-
sonvi1le and Geers. S. c.. arriving at Char
spend Sunday in the Hornet Nests town
aud return to AsheviIle Monday. Mr..
Frank LouShran will be the pace maker.
All the near beer joints III Asheviile
went out of business last night in con
Torrance to the state law prohibiting the
several places where the beverage was sold
are closed up and it is understood Will be
vacated by the former proprietors and the
space turned to other and better account.
The Odd Fellows of Asheville are plan
ing a big time here July 4. They have
secured the Riverside Park and have ar
ranged an attractive card Of sports, such
as races of all kinds, swimming matches.
diving. boating. etc. Two ball games. one
in the morning and one In the afternoon.
between Morristown aud Asheville. will add
to the enjoyment Of the day. The Odd
Fellows have invited the entire popuiace
and plan to make the celebration an all
day affair.
Plans are about complete in Runcomhe
for the big good roads rally July T.. one
Of the meetings will be held at SWanannoa
in the southern section Of the county, and
the other at Democrat. III the northern
section. The speakers have not been
named yet. but the understanding is that
citizens of the section where the meetings
will be held will be asked to make short
talks in efforts to more greatly arouse III
tcrest among the farmers il good roads
building. 1t IS learned tha- the farmers
of the county are planning TO attend the
meetings in considerable numbers.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-04

Monday, July 81, Reepsvine.
IueSday. August l, L~owesville.
Wednesday, August ., Denver
thursday, August >, Sherrin's Ford.
Frlday, August 4, DR.. Foard's Store.
Cataw pa County.
Saturday, August 5. Granite Fails
Monday, August I, Oak Grove
school House, Caldwell County.
TUESDAY, August 8. Lenoir.
Nednesday, August 9, Boone.
Friday august II, jefferson.
Saturday, August u, Sparta.
Monday, August IA, Dobson.
Tuesday, August Is, Mt. Airy.
Wednesday, August 16, Pilot Noun
tain.
Thursday, August L, Rural Hall.
Friday, August IS, Yadkinville.
Saturday, August 19, Elkin.
Monday, August Il, W~ilkesboro.
Tuesday, August %. Sloan.
Wednesday, August %. Friendship
High School, Alamance County.
Thursday, August "A, Hillsboro.
Sixth Party.
Monday, July 81, Durham, County
Home.
Tuesday, August 1, Roxboro.
Wednesday. August 2, Leasburg.
Thursday, August 3, Y~anceyvtlle.
Friday, August 4, Apple School
House, Rockingham County.
Saturday, August 5. Ruffin.
Monday, August {, Bethel Church,
near I~eaksviIle.
Tuesday, August s. Sylvania School
House, R~ockingharS County.
Wednesday, August 8. Danbury.
Thursday, August 10, Walnut Cove.
Friday, August II, Winston-Salem.
Saturday, August l., Statesville.
Monday, August IA, Cool Springs,
IredelI County.
Tuesday, August 10, Eupeptic
Springs.
Wednesday. August 16. TaylorsvilIe.
Thursday, August II, ThOmasviIle.
Friday, August Is. Trinity.
Saturday, August 10, Randleman.
Monday, August p, Ranlseur.
Tuesday, August p, Asheboro.
"Wednesday, August %, Farmer.
Thursday. August "a. Denton.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-04
DIR. stevens to Make Address

DR.. f. T.. Stevens, of the A. & M.
College and the North Carolina Elk
pertinent Station. leaves nlS to
speak at k~enansyiIle tomorrow. where
Governor Kitchin will also speak. The
occasion of the addresses there Will
be a rally for a farm-life school. This
meeting has been arranged by Super
intendent w. II. Wooten. of Duplin
county, who shares strongly in the IN
terest which has recently been taken
in the movement for farm-life o
If the educators of North Carolina
carry out their present plans. there
will before many years be one such
school for every county in the State
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-04
CONDITIONS IN BRITISH
SHIPPING STRIKE WORSE
IN ALMOST EVERY PORT OF
GREAT BRITAIN MANY VESSELS
ARE TIED Up AND COMMERCE
At \ STANDSTuL.

London, June 30.-Another day of
the shipping strike has left condition
materially worse. In almost every
port in the United Kingdom many
vessels are tied up and work is at !
st ndstill. Several individual owners
have conceded their employees de-
mands and are operating. but the
number Of the men who have refused
to return to work has largely in
creased.
The Liverpool owners met tonight
ana confirmed the concessions the
Cunard, Canadian Pacific and Allan
ines offered, which the men accept
ed but afterwards rejected, and decid-
ed that no further concessions should
be made.
There was a bold attempt at Liver
pool today to fire the steamer Arabic.
The fire department. put out the flames
and the police prevented any one leaN-
ing the ship. There were exciting
scenes at the North Docks in Liverpool
tonight. The strikers mad riotous
demonstrations and police reinforce
ments had to be called to put down
the diSord ers.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-04
LOCAL EXPERIMENT WORK
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
ARRANGES EXPERIMENTS ON
PRIVATE FARMS-SiMPLE En-
PERIMENTS ALONG
SEAT ROADS.

The North Carolina Department OF
Agriculture has undertaken to eStab-
lish in each county a number OF Local
experimental FARMS, one on each pup
lie road leading into the county seat
The purpose of this arrangement IS
to have simple bat impressive expert
ments conducted in plain view OF eV-
erv passer-by. The purpose Of the
department is Of course TO increase
the prosperity Of the State bE MAKING
farming methods more efficient.
The following is the agreement :Jsn
which will be signed by those VINO
conduct experientS under the depart
ment's direction:
For the p of securing TOR
m-SeIf and my neighDors a more eN-
act knowledge Of the relationship eN-
listing between the soils and crops OF
my locality. and to gain a more COM
nlete mastery OF the factors hat gov
e-n successful farming in my COM
munity. and in consideration OF re-
ceiying from the North Carolina De-
partment Of Agriculture all seed. Ter
tilizer. and instructions necessary.
thereto. / hereby agree to conduct Ger
tain experiments relating to the above
&C directed by the State Department
Of Agriculture. and to keep a careful
record Of all items of expense as out
yiae1 that shall receive all returns
from the crops grown during the time
J tbese experiments are in operation"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-04
DAILY DEATH LIST FROM
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS
FATHER. WIFE AND 10y EAR
OLD son VICTIM OF iSASTIR
IN NEW JERSEY.
/, lRv Associated Press

Albany, y. Y, July III. g New
ell, Of Trenton, y. J.. his vile and
son. Clifford aged Is We're instantly
killed tonight when the automobile
III which they were riding from Tren-
ton to Syracuse was struck by a Bos-
ton and Albany passenger train at
Pest Roads crossing. about 20 miles
asst Of this city. a daughter, Marion,
is IN a critical condition from injuries
received. The three bodies and the
injured girl We're brought 10 this city.
Mr.. Newell was driving the car. Mrs.
Newell was caught by the coW-c4tcher
Of the locomotive and dragged for a
distance of about 200 feet before the
train could ~ brought to a stop. Mr..
Newell was caught under the over
turned machine and crushed to death
His son was hroWn in front Of the
locomotive. the wheels Of which cut
off his right leg. He died soon af-
terward.
The impetus of the car at the mo-
ment Of the collision projected the IL
year-old daughter beyond the railroad
track. She was badly bruised about
the face and body and suffered a deep
cash over the spine She is expected
to recover.
h Newells were to be the Fourth
of July gusts of Mr.. a. 4. Barber,
of Syracuse, a brother-in-laW Of Mr..
Ncvyp1l
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-04
AMERICAN WINS INTER
NATIONAL AVIATION CUP.

Eastchurch, England, July l.
Charles r. Weymann, the representa-
tive of the United states, today won
the International Aviation II IN
dashing style. He covered the course,
approximately "a miles, In seventy
one minutes. 36 80 seconds. an aY-
erage of - miles an hour.
Alfred lie Blanc. of France, Vas
second. with an average OF 20 mics.
Edouard Nicuport. of France, vas
third. with an aver, a trifie Of onlN a
little under - miles. While Nee
Ogilyie. of England. the only other
to complete the course. took 100 min
utes. averaging about Il Is miles.
@ There was much diSa appointment
that Claude Grahame-Whit the Brit
ish aviator, who won the cup at Bel
mont Park, y. J., last year, did not
complete. He L himself on
the ground that only Z freak machine
would win.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-04
PRESIDENT OF UNIVERSITY
ALABAMA REMOVED.

(Ry the Associated Press.)
Montgomery. Ala, June GA an
adjourned meeting of the Board of
Trustees Of the University of Alabama,
held today in the Governors office DR..
joan w. A~bercrombie was removed
from the office of president, a position
he has neld for nine years. The trus-
tees meeting was OF an
character and no statement of the
causes leading to DR.. A~bercrombie's
removal was given out. 1t is reported,
however, that trouble with the Ath-
letic Association led to the trustees
action.
The board will probably elect to-
morrow DIR. w. b. Oliver. dean of the
law school as temporary president.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-04

nepartment of Agriculture Gives
0ut Dates and Places

g., Parties to Be sent Cut-Ffrst In
sttute- July 25-S0me Continue I'm
81, August 21-List of Speakers i'll
preparation.
MIR T b. Parker of the State De-
mart Of Agriculture, gave out yes
terdav. as Director of Institutes, a list
Of the places and dates at which Far
mers' Institutes will be held this sum
mer Six parties of institute lectur-
ers and demonstrators will go out, the
first institute to be held on July %,
and The last on August "a. The anne
Of lecturers ana conductors are not
ready vet for publication, but a lis is
now being prepared by Director 7. B..
Parker.
rnA dates and placeS are as fOllowS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-04
CASN ELL DAUGHTERS CONFFID-


YanceyviIe, July THE local
CHAPTER of The Daughters eff the Con
federacy announce the annual picnic
for the veterans of the county at Yam
~eyville on Saturday, July 18th All
ARRANGEMENTS nave neen completed
and Gen. J. s. Carr, Of Durham, Will
he present TO deliver an address. EV-
ervbodv is invited to join. bring a
nice basket and help make the day
and gathering as pleasant as possible.
The aides are anxious for every vet
eran in the county to attend, as moth
inc will be spared for their comfort
and care.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-04
IN RATES.
Ordered on Coal by Interstate Com
mercc Commission

Washington, d. g. july The
Interstate Commerce comTission t.
day ordered reductions in the res N
Anthracite coal from tn@ wyoming
egion in Pennsylvania TO PERM Am
boy. Y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aD-
DroximateI eleven cents PEI ton. Rep
aratiOn for q period covering a3oEt
zen years and amounting 10 s@Nr~al
hundred thousand dollars was award
Cd by the commission againSt he
+, nigh Eali-y Railroad.
The case decided by tse cpmm@-
sion was that Of Meeker and EN-
rany against the LeIi@h VALLEY Raj
road Company. 1t has been peri's
for wears and one Of he ms. h@.erlt
contested coal cases eyer hr7n-t1: -
the n Of tie commission. /.
decision was prepared l. C,ntn!s-
sioner Mcchorf. and ! ;he cE1r.n.sas
judgment Of tn" cnrams%tor
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-04
GOV. WINSTON
NEW PRESIDENT
Last Day of Meeting of N. {.
Bar Association al Lake
TOxaWdy
CIV the Associated press

IBV The ASSOCIATED FTeSs
Lake ToNaway. June 3o.-rhe North
Carolina Bar Association closed y
three days session at Lake TcNaway
today WIKI the election OF Judge Fran
els II. Winston. Of Windsor. former
Lieutenant Governor. as president. and
the reelection Of Thos. w. DAVIS, of
Wilmington. as secretary. The time
and place Of the next meeting Mas re-
Cerred to the executive COMMITTEES.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-04

When truth gees MO ci:te | a.
avs fights in tae tT3?t rcI.k- HAMS
trD.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-04
Tobacco Habit Banished

DR. ELDERS TOBACCO BOON RASisHxs all
forms OF Tobacco Haoit In - 30 I.o hc1r. A posi-
Gve, quick and permanent relief. EAsy TO TAXA
No craving for Tobacco after the nrss eose. One
70 three boxes for all ordinary cases. We Suxrar-
tee rexuIks "a every case or refrr I'd ucuey. Send
Tor our free booklet gsvips fun ~!ufornaitou.
Sldar' SsraiaS;um. Ds1A S. Jessrh. Nn
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-04
First Party.

TUESDAY, July IS, Mebane.
"Wednesday. July 26, Elon College.
Thursday. July 27, McLeans.
Friday, July 2S, battle-ground.
Saturday, July %, jamestown.
Mt:ls3ay, July 81, Lee Courthouse.
Tuesday August /, Collision.
Wednesday,, July ,, Siler City.
Thursday, August ), Liberty.
Friday, August 4, Pleasant Garden.
Saturday. August 5, k~ernerSNille.
Monday, August I, ClemmOns.
Tuesday. August 8, MOckSvine.
Wednesday. August 9, NOOdleaf.
Thursday, August 10, Mt. Ulla.
Friday. August IL, MooresVille.
Saturday, August IL, NeWells.
Monday, August IA, Ebenezer,
Meeklenburg county.
Tuesday. August Is, H~untersVille-
Wednesday,, August 16, Newton.
Thursday, August II, Hickory.
Friday, August Is, C~onnellys
Springs.
G+,-},,- t,r~, TO rInr tlrioa
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-04

!!i-btA - 10 oSA ~, MI. ~
Friday. August IL, MooresVille.
Saturday, August Il, Newells.
Monday. August IA, E~benezer,
Meeklenburg county.
Tuesday. August Is, Hunsersville-
Wednesday, August 16, Newton.
Thursday. August II, Hickory.
Friday, August Is, C~onnellys
Springs.
Saturday. Angus 10, ~G4en-Alpine.
Second Party.
Thursday, July 27. PittSboTo.
Friday, July IS, Cameron.
Saturday, July %, Aberdeen.
Monday. July 81. Hoffman
Tuesday. August L. Rockingham.
Wednesday, August 2, Morven.
Thursday. August ;, Polkton.
Friday, August 4, Marshville.
Saturday, August >, WaxhaW.
Monday, August I, Monroe.
Tuesday, August s. Indian Trail.
Wednesday August 8, Paw Creek.
Thursday, August 10, Iron Station.
Friday, August II, Lincolnton.
Saturday. August Il. Cherryville.
Monday. August ii, Shelby.
Tuesday. August Is, E~lIenboro.
Wednesday, August 16, Rutherford
ton.
Thursday, August II, Thermal City.
Friday. August Is. Marion.
Saturday, August 10, Spruce Pine.
Monday. August u, B~akerSVille.
Tuesday. August p. BurnSVille.
Third Party.
Thursday, July 81, SWannanoa Test
Farm.
Friday, July %. Leicester.
Saturday, July %. Weaverville.
Monday, July 81, Mars Hill.
Tuesday, August 1 Marshall
Wednesday, August 2. Spring Creek.
Thursday, August ;, Canton.
Friday, August 4, Ogden.
Saturday, August 3, Murphy.
Monday, August I. Hayesville.
Tuesday, August 8, Andrews.
Wednesday. August 9. R~obbinsville.
Thursday, August 10, Bryson City.
Saturday. August II. Otto.
Monday, August IA. Franklin.
Tuesday, August Is. sylvia.
Wednesday. August 16, Waynesville.
Thursday, August Il. Crabtree.
Friday, August Is. Bethel.
Saturday, August 10, Cruso.
Monday, August q. Fletcher.
tuesday. August %, Brevard.
Wednesday. August %. Dana.
Thursday. August "A, Columbus.
friday. August 25, Gastonia.
saturday, August %, Belmont
Fourth Party.
thursday. July 81, Wallburg.
Friday. July %, Enterprise.
"'t tdN, July -, INeSQS, Law lUSoL
county
Monday July Il, China Grove.
lQeSday, August l, Concord.
Wednesday. August 2. Mt. Pleasant
thursday, August 3, Harrisburg
FFluay. August A.. Wilson Grove
metkiTnbuTg county.
saturday. August 5, Observer, Neck
lenb0rg county.
Monday. August !, Cochran Acad-
. envy, Neck1enburg county.
tuesday. August s. Providence
'hurc1, Mecklenburg county.
Wednesday, August 8, Salisbury.
thursday, August 10, Rockwell.
FRIDAY, August Il, Richffeid.
%turday August II, lbemarl
Mond2y, August IA, Norwood.
tuesday. August Is, Mt. Gilead.
Wednesday, August Is. Troy.
thursday, August II. Star.
friday, August IS. Elise.
ndtufday. August IS. West End.
monday. August Il, Raeford.
Iuesday, August %. Carthage.
Fifth Party.
saturday, July 20, Casar.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-22
FORT WORTH DEFEATED
BY WAXAHACHIE TEAM.
High School Team OF Panther City
Not Permitted To Score


The local high school won the
Fort Worth high school team yester-
day afternoon by score of 5 to 0.
The game started at 3:15 with
Fort Worth at the bat Betrick, first
up for Fort Worth, struck out Glenn
ents was safe on a hit over sec
struck out and Clements went to
third on an error, but Garth struck
out retiring the side. Fort Worth
only got one man to third base and
that was in the first inning. Pierce,
first up for WaXahachie, struck out.
G. Hurd flew out to left field. Hag-
Ter got to first on an error, stole sec
ond and came in on a hit by Quaite,
Waxah4hie scored two more runs in
the second inning, by J. Hurd and
Ward Fort Worth was unable to get
a man further than second base af-
ter the first inning. Waxahachie
scored two more runs in the sixth
inning, this making the score, Wax
ahachie 5, Fort Worth 0. There was
no more scoring during the game.
Ward, Davis, Cole, Hurd and Quaite
did good work for Waxahachie.
Ward got two hits. Quaite two, G.,
Hurd, Hagler, Cole, Davis and J..
Hurd each got one hit. Clements,
Pate and Coleman did good work for
Fort Worth. Fleming was on the
mound for Waxahachip and pitched
good game. allowing only three
hits and getting eleven strike outs.
The two teams play again this after
noon at 8 o'clock on the pubic
school campus. Summary:
Runs, Waxahachie, s. Fort Worth,
0. Hits, Waxahachie, 8 Fort Worth,
3. Errors, Waxahachie, 2; Fort
Worth, 4. Batteries. For Waxaha-
chic, Fleming and Quaite; for Fort
Worth, Pate and Waltham. Umpire,
Jack Kidd.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-22
Il. Y. Z. L. Program.

Subject, Love.
Answer roll with scripture quota
tons.
Leader, Georgia Goodman.
Scripture reading: John 81;
Cor. 5:14; Eph. 3:17-19.
Love of God.
/. For the wicked Matt, 1S:12-14.
Rom. SIS; Euke 15:11-27. Minnie 7.
Marchbanks
@ For the righteous. Psalm 1872
13; Psalm 146:S. John 1927. Leo
ma Boze.
Goods Love" Dalton Cantrell.
The Love of God is Shown:
i. In forgiveness of Sins. Titus 81
As. Eddie Roberts.
2. In the gift of Hic Son. John 81
IS; l John 4:S-10. Lois Jennings.
g. in chastisements. Heb. 1876.
Mrs Seals
Piano Solo-Lillian Roger
Love of Jesus:
/. For the Lost Luke 1874,
Claude Dickey.
2. For His Disciples. John 1881
11-14-16. John 14:1-3; Rom. S;35-
80. Matte Brasher.
Special Music.
The Love of Jesus Is shown.
/. In remuneration. Cor SO;
Phil. 2:6-S. Reeves Watson.
2. In compassion. lisa. 42:3; Matt.
1886 Eva Calvin.
3. In His sacrifice Eph 5:2; l
John 3:16 Ocie Kelley
A. In His vicarious suffering. lisa.
53;4; Matt. SIT; Rom. 15:3. Ross
Smith.
5. In redemption. Pisa. 72:14; lisa.
63:9 Alive Couch.
Round table discussion on how we
can show forth this love in our lives.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-22
Notice to the Public.

| have purchased the entire drug
business of Mr. B, w Fearis, locat-
ed on the west side of the atare,
and wish to announce to the friends
and customers of this store, as well
as to the public in general, that they
are invited and urged to continue
their business relations with This
store just as heretofore, and that
they will receive from the new man
agement the same courtesies and &C
commodations N every respect that
they have received in the past. 1t
will be the aim of the new manage
ment to serve all customers promtp,
ly, courteously and with efficien'
clerks at all times. and all persons
who have been running accounts
with this store are solicited to con
tinue to do so. Respectfully,
IA LEM c. CURLIN.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-22
HIGHLY ESTEEMED CITIZEN
is CLAIMED BY DEATH
Abraham Rose Expired Almost Sud-
denly Friday Night as Result
OF Heart Disease.

Waxahachie lost another good citi-
zen Friday night in the death of
Abraham Rose, who expired almost
suddenly from an attack of heart dis
ease. Mr. Rose had been enjoying APP
parently good health and was down
town Friday About IL O'Clock that
night he complained Of being sick
and a physician was summoned.
About an hour later death ensued.
Mr.. Rose was 10 years old and had
been a citizen of Waxahachie several
years, having formerly resided at
Grand Saline and Wills Point He
was a veteran of the Civil War, hav-
ing served in the northern army. He
was a man whose character was
above reproach and his friends in
Waxahachie were limited to the num-
Der of his acquaintance. He is sur
vived by widow and four children.
The children are Ben Rose of Fort
Worth, Louie Rose of Wills Point
and Ed and Miss Matte Rose of Wax
ahachie.
The remains will be shipped to
Dallas Sunday morning on the 1917
train for burial.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-22
INTEU URBAN COMMITTEE
REPORTS ON PROGRESS
Those Who Have Matter in Charge
Say Prospects for Securing
Road Look Bright

A meeting of the Commercial club
was held this morning for the pur-
pose of hearing reports from the in
terurban right of way committee.
Chairman Ferris of the committee re-
ported that a trip was made to Ster-
rett. Red Oak and Lancaster yeSter-
day in the interest of the proposition.
1t was stated that Sterrett and Red
Oak were very much interested and
that the committee received quite a
good deal of encouragement at these
places. The committee stated that
satisfactory progress was being made
and it was believed the right of way
could be secured without much trou-
BILE.
A committee, with j. T. Andrews
as chairman. was appointed to devel-
op the right of way through the
Rocket community. The matter will
be presented to the Rocket people
early next week.
1t is understood that representa-
tives of the company will be here one
day next week to consider the mat
ter of closing a contract with the
right of way committee.