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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-10

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Eliminating Red Tape.
$50 you think women could
run the government as well as
men?"
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piled Mr.. Growcher; "and they
would probably exert a refining
influence by submitting pink RIB
bon for red tape. Washington
Star.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-29
.PRESBYTER|ANS TO DEDICATE
NEW HOUSE OF WORSHIP
Building at Sixth and Orsnue Streets
to Be Formally Opened Next SUM-
day With a Special Service

The new church edifice of the First
Presbyterian Church of Ell Centro will
be formally dedicated next Sunday
forenoon. Rev. w. B. Noble, d. D.. of
Los Angeles will preach the dedicatory
sermon and the pastor, Rev. A. w. Will
llams, will offer the dedicatory prayer.
fine program of special music will
be given.
DR.. Noble will also speak at the
evening servici at 1880 o'clock, and a
special musical program will be rem
dered at this service, with Mrs. E. d.
Haley as organist and Miss Nellie
Cremeens and F. w. Waite as solo
lists.
Last summer the original church
building was destroyed by a storm.
The Presbyterians recognized the ad-
vantage of securing a better location
and secured lot at the northeast cor
ner of Sixth street and Orange ave-
nue.. The new structure, which with
its fittings has cost $1,000, is "a by SO
feet. 1t is seated with iron frame opera
chairs and will accommodate 125 peo-
pie. The organ and pulpit furniture
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-29
VALLEY IS FILLING
UP WITH NEWCOMERS
FROM COAST REGIONS

All indications point to the fact that
Imperial valley this year will make
greater strides in increasing it's popu-
! lation than that of any year of it's eX-
istence. Every day people are COM
ing to this valley to make their homes,
and every town in the valley is feel
ing this impetus, while the country dis
tricts are being secured by ranchers
and stOckmen from outside points who
want to secure lands by lease or pur-
chase
AS an indication of the manner in
which people are pouring into Imperial
valley an actual count of the discharge
of passengers from the morning train
from Los Angeles at the Ell Centro
station was made for the past four
days, and it showed: Monday. % pas
sengers; Tuesday, 81 passengers;
Wednesday, 43 passengers; Thursday,
52 passengers. Only a small percent
age of these were home people. the
bulk being men and women who have
come to the valley to inspect lands or
to definitely locate.
One man, as he stepped from the
car this morning, remarked:
We'll, we're here to see if this val
ley is the paradise that they tell about
at the Los Angeles Chamber of Com
merce-and from what I've seen COM
ing in, reckon it is
1T sure looks mighty good to me-"
replied a stock man from Ventura
county; and similar expressions are
TO be heard in every group of passen-
gers arriving.
= Imperial valleys wide fields of en-
erald green are welcome sight to
people coming from the coast region,
which is in the grip of one of the most
disastrous periods of drought that has
occurred for many years.
While this valley sympathises with
the coast in it's misfortune and would
gladly rejoice with that section upon
the visit of thoroughly soaking rain,
the condition exists whereby hundreds
of substantial people will be attracted
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-29
Final Certificates Issued

The United States land office has
issued final certificates for valley lands
as follows: To Mary Schlatter, the
west half of the northeast quarter and
the east half of the northwest quarter
of section II, township 16 south, range
~ east; to Nellie F. Minniear, assignee
of Robert Barry, assignee of Daisy Cal
isher, assignee of Halbert G. Little
john, the southeast quarter of the
southeast quarter of section 26. town.
ship 16 SOUTH range ~ east, being the
north 40 acres of tract AZ; to Maud
Markwell, assignee of Robert Barry,
assignee of Daisy Calisher, assignee
of Halbert G. Littlejohn, the east half
of the northwest quarter, west half
of the northeast quarter and northeast
quarter of the northeast quarter, Sec
ctiOn &C.. township Is south, range 12
east, containing 200 acres, being tracts
43 and 46
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-29
HALF MILLION men
GO OUT ON STRIKE
At THE COLL|ER|ES

[BY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONSl
LONDON, Feb. 29.-Seven hundred
thousand men employed in the COLI.
cries have been ordered to quit work
at 4 O'Clock this afternoon, according
to the official reports of Premier AS
quith 1t is predicted that a million
men will be out by midnight. The
cabinet met today in final effort to
persuade the operators to grant the
minimum wage scale demanded. The
operators refused and the strike order
was issued.
WASHINGTON, Feb. ga war de-
partment cable says that 100000 Brit
ish miners have struck.
LONDON, Feb. 29.-Eight hundred
and forty-eight thousand collieries en-
ployes walked out today according to
official figures. Strikers claim more
than million men are out Leaders
declare that the strike will be conduct
ed in an orderly manner. Operators
appealed to the government for protec-
tiOn of property. The price of coal has
advanced already Operators refuse to
fill orders outside of government needs.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-29
IN PERSONAL CHARGE

[BY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS ]
NEW YORK, Feb. 29.-Mr. Roose-
welt today assumed personal charge
of his presidential boom today. He
named Senator Dixon of Montana as
his campaign manager. Frank Knox,
chairman of the Michigan Republican
central committee, takes charge of the
Chicago headquarters. Mr.. Roosevelt
conferred today with Medill McCor.
mick
NEW YORK, Feb. 29.-Theodore
Roosevelt will take the warpath in a
ten-day tour of great section of the
country for delegates to the national
convention. This announcement was
made today following luncheon to
Mr.. Roosevelt by Senator Dixon, who
has been the colonel's campaign man.
ager. Colonel Roosevelt plans ten
days rest at Oyster Bay before start
ing
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-29
Drowned in the River

An unknown man attempted to
swim from the Arizona to the Califor-
MIA side of the river yesterday morn
ing, but got into an eddy near the Cal
ifornia shore and either because he
was overcome by cramps or the cur
rent of the eddy was too swift for
his strength, he was carried into the
center, drawn under and drowned
Nels Lind, one of the ranchers of the
reservation, and his two sons were
fishing on the California bank at the
time, and when it was apparent that
he was in danger they ran along the
bank to where the eddy was, but be-
before they could get near he had dis
appeared. Before entering the water
the man undressed, and making a bun
die of his clothes tied it on his back
His hat floated after he went under
the surface and lodged against the
bank. 1t was picked up and brought
to town yesterday afternoon and
turned over to Sheriff Greenleaf. 1t
is possible that some one may be able
to identify it, though of course the
chance is small-Yuma Sun.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-29
JOHNSON ON THE RECALL

tBY UNITED PRESS AssOffATIONsl
COLUMBUS (Ohio) FEB 20 An ar
gument in favor of the initiative re.
ferendum and recall was Included in
Hiram Johnsons speech al the Ohio
constitutional convention He partic-
ularly advocated the judiciary recall.
saying:
There is no objection IN California
to the initiative and referendum. Op-
ponents to the principles have aban-
doned the fight, hidden behind the bull
wark of special privilege Opponents
claim that the recall is all right ap-
piled to governors and legislators, but
should not be applied TO Judges.
believe judges are men who have the
same blood and are actuated by the
same impulses as Others. The recall
makes no weak Judge weaker, and no
strong judge less strong
Only one kind of judge is menaced
That is the corrupt jud &C. He ought
TO be menaced anyway 1t is argued
that the recall causes public opinion
to sway judges. Perso 1ally. | prefer
that judges should have an ear to the
ground than to the tracks OF special
interests.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-29

Commercial branches high school build
ing evenings. 155
Everybody smiles wner r sra's a box Of
Merriman's Chocolates around John f.
Davis. druggist @4s tf
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-29
WIPED OUT WHOLE FAMILY

IBY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONSl
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 29.-Samuel
l.. Fisher, proprietor of a tamale fac
tory, today shot and killed his wife
and daughters, Ruth, aged 1S; Ailene,
16, then fired his house at 120 First
avenue and blew out his own brains.
All the victims were in their night
robes when found The reason for the
crime is unknown
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-29
SAYS 1T is FALSE

[BY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS1
WASHINGTON, Feb. 29.--Dr Wiley
brands as absolutely false the state
ments that he will resign to seek the
Democratic vice-presidential nomina-
ton. Dr.. Wiley declared today that
these were stories manufactured by a
ring who would like to oust him. The
doctor has demanded OF Secretary Will
son that the affair be laid before con-
greSS.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-29

were saved from The former building
and are used in the new edifice.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-29

from the coast to this valley, where
the water is ever ready TO turn on TO
the fertile land, and where crop fail
ures are unknown. Imperial valley has
room for all comers and extends the
glad hand of welcome to every man
who turns his face this way with the
earnest intention of joining with us in
developing the dormant resources lying
here
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-29
SHOWERS ARE PREDICTED

[BY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS]
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 29.-The wea-
ther prediction is as follows: Cloudy
tonight with showers. cooler Friday
light south wind There are no signs
Of rain at Los Angeles The weather
continues the same at Los Angeles as
yesterday
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-29
JAP CORNERS POTATOES

IBY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 29.-Produce
men declare that George Shima, the
japanese potato king, has again cor
nered potatoes. They predict a rise
to So per hundred pounds within a
week. Shima has already executed
two potato corners.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-29
EARLY STRIKE SETTLEMENT

[BY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONSI
LAWRENCE, Feb. 29.-An early set
tlement of the textile strike is expect
ed to follow the semi-official announce
ment today that President Wood of the
American Woolen Mills had wired from
Boston notifying his lieutenants that
the strike must be settled Immediately.
1t is expected that the owners will sub
NIT to the strikers on some sort of an
agreement before the end of the week.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-29
STATEMENT FROM JOHNSON

lBY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONSI
COLUMBUS, Feb. 29.-'I am not at
this time candidate for the vice
nomination. said Gov
Hiram Johnson of California today He
qualified the statement by saying that
while he does not expect to be in
the race, he would be ''demagogue
if | said / would not accept"
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-29
sTANDPATTERs ENDORSE TAFT

[BT UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
TACOMA, Feb. 29.-With stand
patters' in control, the state Repub-
lican central committee today endorsed
President Taft and turned down the
presidential primaries. The state con-
vention will be held in Aberdeen
Nav l.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-29
CONCENTRATE ON BARROW

tBY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 29.-Assistant
District Attorney Ford today stated
that the district attorneys office has
postponed for the present all dynamite
probes and will concentrate on the
Darrow trial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-04
SMOKES SLAUGHTER ATHLETICS;
SERVATIOUS WAS BADLY INJURED

netted four for the visitors Sensa-
tional fielding behind Young prevent
ed the Ohioans from rolling up a
larger score.
With the exception OF he pitcher.
every player on Anderson's team Sc
cured one or more hits. Gray and
Weisher carrying on the honor with
three each. Dodd and Jansen Sc
cured triples. while Jewell and Ander-
son got two baggers. Despite the
large score. the game was interesting.
and the local bugs were always on
the anxious seat. for Kelly's club was
hitting Young 20 the outfield. Jewell
and Anderson pulled down five that
looked like extra base hits.
Servatius Injured.
Everybody was happy until the
fourth inning when one OF Leahy's
spitters "beaned." Duke Servatius and
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SMOKES POUND THE PILL ALL
OVER TIE LOT.
Riehey Will Work To-oay. and snoer.
sons Crew viii IN All Prob
ability Cop the Game.

Swatting the pill all over the Island
lot. the Smokes came back" in the
first game OF the GAINESVILLE series yes
terday and COPIED the event by the
one-sided score OF IL TO 6. Some hit
ting. believe muh! Buoyed up by the
winning lead his teammates assumed
In the first inning. when six runs
were made. ICY" Young finally land
ed one in the winning column. but at
that he climbed in the balloon for a
little aerial flight. This occurred in
the fourth inning. when a base on
balls. a single. double and a home run
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LEADERS DROP THE GAME
TO CANTON; CLOSE GAME.

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. May a.
Canton took the first Of the series
from Youngstown today. To I. Rob
crtg VINO replaced O'Connell I'm the
third. held Youngstown TO two hits
the rest OF the game. Score.
r IT, F.
YOUNGSTOWN ...OcIIOoOO0 % be-
Cant ........oO 10000 l. p u
Batteries-C Cornelius and M.ller.O'Cou-
nell. Roberts and TeNter.
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TANNEHlLL WINS GAME
FOR THE BRONcHOS.

FORT WAYNE. Ind. May "a
spectacular catch In deep left field by
Taunehill in the sixth inning with
three runners on the bases and two
Que saved the game for South Bend
to-day, the visitors winning over Fort
Wayne By the score OF to =. Score:
r. H. l..
Fort Wayne ....I 100000 o. 10 .
Batteries-Feterson and Ticman Bier
strofvr. McManus Renter and Martin.
Empires: Weddidge and Pfirman.
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STETzER GAME BACK" AND
SHUT OUT LEE FoHL'S TEAM

ERIE. Pa. May 3.-Stetzcr. knocked
oHt az the box yesterday came back
for Fri" to-day. and Akron was shu;
out $ TO 0. Score:
T. b. r
Erie ...........I OeOO5e o. II
Akron ...--.. u0a00OOU0
Batter. ss-Sterz.r and Schaue. Bo!and
and Foil.
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Tvo-base hits-Reilly. Anderson. Hi
linger. Jewell. Three-base hits-Dood,
Jansen. Home runs-HuHton. Rodgers.
Sacrifice hits-Crowder. Jansen. Young
stolen bases-Anderson. Jansen, Dodd
First base on balls-On Aanley. on
I.eahy. J.. of Young. 3. Sturck out-By
Leahy. ,. by Young .. Hits-On Han
ley. one before an out was made. Hit
by NATURALIZATION Double plays
GroEan to Murray. Dood to Jansen to
Moren. Left on bases-Zanesyille, u;
Wheeling. 5. Time-2.oS. Umpire
Groeschow
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.TERRE HAUTE TAKES
GAME FROM SPRINGFIELD.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. May s.-Terre
fiautr won from Springfield. To >
TO-DAY. in game featured by much
wrangliug with Umpire Pollock score
r. ~. +.
Terrr IIaute go guu1 raUs :
batteries Gilbert and Mckee. K!rwin
ana liargrave
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Aft.r Sundays came tho Smokes
leave '1r YourEsfoun. whore thev
vlI meet fre sfeeImen Tor three %
fror U'a. Tho article 90 haT they did
yesterday Nth ropT tuIr. No. they
viIi 0rst rh.i'rps from frsf place
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Harry flas'irrr end SAMMY N.rLn'f
urrr fr.ra afa.u yesterday These
200 r.rIHra lead fra roofing and
male more noise ffar rT fra rect %
f.. a.... combined T.r f.rra ed
f1 fEr On
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UHr.rrss MANAGER Robinson tas ar
rausrd fHr a. suar Oh train fo gunga.
fre Cons fn kirh.srd rars sunday
Tho special v.I Ir-rr fHa rfrrsfI
tau.a Uerof af O'Clock Come o.f
and rafrh them cop fEa Irrf orc
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Nrs rr1uimar- or WHY rrt mer-
itor.oua commenfation 90 school last
urrk
Nrs Onl'i- Wei uen' Amt 70
avful ffe number of strange diseases
fhafs krtchcd bv school ehldronf-
It BfA
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Because : picked the Smokes FOR
pennart c1nteudors after see.n NJ them
in action a. Akron got the iaueh
hy che bunch when they dropped Two.
HIt y0I viii agree they looked strong
yesterday
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Rabbit 1ruer certainly r'aref ftr
same ffafrrta. Tra ahn.e team
r..Frf ufH f ura rre frrf fs.f rr
ffaf rrrf fHa fr.ra Hrar
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Tho Era Sailors come frre r.tf
Tie rrrrar.tar.a team .nr.a about
as sfronE as Hrr 'r fha iraFle
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ChfraE0 t. CtrrirnsrL q go tn
r.rra farfrsesH
WaafIrafrr Ir Eirtmrnf %.
Urnf'rr @. New York. a.
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The hospital list Is growing Ham
mond IS out Of the game because 81
Illness and now Servatius will not be
able 10 play for several DAYS
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10y g. g. c.
- THE BOX SCORE =

3 3 s. 8 g 3 + 8 = & 3 =
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Graham. Richey and Remis are
three good tWirlers. Hammond and
Young have not shown much yet
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DR.. BAILEY

oornsr Elsvsnth ssa ohspua. s,s-
cone Upstairs
TTrn ouLT nEE.1AnEE ErrcrAItsT
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d ..rs .rf r..a ||H name e.. aIsU
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.U "H..t s.H ..r f.r"s ar" two
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r r.f re =. a regent .. I.s rams
r.H.. .as +. -.rfurt r.r'.s. H..sf.
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II the Smokes had another good
twirler. don't you think We would
have an excellent chance for the rag
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rttsuwsh De-. Cleveland q
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fsrflrrs 49, Frfs.as East Es-ha.t.
nrrHnn
Ell c1 -rre wfHrrf rurrnf.rr o.
Farrhrr ufEEhEra t.
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ny 3. 8. c.
Revenge is sweet
Then watch US climb up 10 the TOD.
And With Richey on the mound We
will cop to-dsy's.
II the Smokes had another good
twirler. don't you think We would
have an excellent chance for the rag
Graham. Richey and Remis are
three good tWirlers Hammond and
Young have not shown much yet
The hospital list is growing. Ham.
mond is out Of the game because %
Illness and now Servatius will not be
able 10 play for several DAYS
Because picked the Smokes FOR
pennart cuuteudnrs after see.ur them
ln action a. Akron. 7 got the iaueh
hy 'he bunrh when they dropped two.
HIt v0I viii agree they looked strong
yesterday
Aft.r Sundays came the Smokes
leave '1r YourFsfoun. vhpr. thev
viI meet fra sfeeImsn Tor three %
'rnf I.a. fhr article rf laI they fId
yesterday uifh good fuIr. No. they
viIi 0ust rh..irps from fr-f pace
UrrIrrss Manager Robinson has ar
rauE.i fHr speed on Train fo rnnga.
fre fHrs fn hirh"srd rarE SUNDAY
Tho special $50 Ir-rr fHn rrrrrrI
tau.a DEPOT af O'clock Come r.f
and rafrh them cop ftr i1rf orc
f---- fas'irrs ari SAMMY N.eho's
urrr fr.r. afa.u yesterday These
200 r.rIara lead fra roofing and
male more noise ffar ono fra rect 20
f.. a.... r.~h.rff Tr f"rra atd
fB fre on
Hahb.f jewell certainly r'a-ef ftr
same ffarrta. Tra arn.e team
r.HFef usH ff urs rre farf fsIf rr
naf frrf fre frHra trau
Tho Era ssrrrs come tr-e r.tf
Tie rrrrar .rar.n team .nr.a about
as sfrouE aH nrF 'r fNa 'raEle
A-s-rs- Assoc,st.o-.
MfN hIH @
N1uaHH.a
..'nr
usurHrs N.lfH.-.- ari uarshau
'H..r.r. llsHs srI rn|h
vr>>r,rnrrs v.r o.
M.ru.HIHIa e
. Louisville
uaf'.ri.s 'r.rs arf us-rs. srs
j f.r arI sprneeE
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Then watch US climb up 10 the top.
And with Richey on the mound We
viii cop tO-days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-04

Things looked bad for The Smokes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-04

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-13
For every purpose Of a flesh heal

For every purpose Of a flesh heal
ing liniment for man or beast there
is no remedy more powerful than
DARBY'S PROPHYLACTIC FLUID.
It is in addition to ITS effectiveness
on the flesh a wonderful internal rem
edy 1t relieves Cramos. Collie, Dys-
EMERY, Sore Throat, Swollen Toncils,
and Sick Stomach. AS a disinfectant
for the sick room it is of eXtraordi-
nary value. 1t destroys germs and
purifies the air. Added to the water
for bathing the face Of a fever pa
tent it is not only refreshing, hut
it tends to allay the fever. Price,
SOC per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-13


Fo" one y"ar tC5~'n IN IS w Ten
by our home people. have baen rr2-
ming in our up-to- date morning paEcr
Each writer gives their eXD -lltr g
with Pep-a-mo for stomach tro"b'as,
a perfect cure in every case. w" GO
not cut rates, but we do give 81 Ho"r
moneys worth, full ounces, every drop
purity and health itself YoI Aacw
just as we'll as we do that yNI ca
not get something for nothing Look
out when you have such offe's made
you If you are sick end not able to
pay for a bottle of ?ep-a-r,, for
stomach troubles come to 1922 Rey-
nolds street and get bottle a solute-
ly free. Yours for health,
SMITH MFG. co.