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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-27
ERA1H NOTES.

IuVV' w -
l,ed k,noud.l u Nm l'"''a.
u,4to town la,l u.,k
It,,nk Summers -, N'h"N'''
vas N town Monday on business
VI, E.llN pnl,'n, ~ bnh"''
l., v,a III town 81 business
NJ Ely klhb" vent I" Nhht
y,Ilr SUNDAY
NJ, Clovis N.l.h'rk, at Nh''
VIII. WIS ~ town SUNDAY
D,. ". u Molans"n. ~ '''
.uuh,.. was ~ town M"nhM
MISE Loretta shaw ha4 been N's
,f,nc Mlss Mahcl lhs,t"t
Nj, \ Thr,,ol u IL .'''n"'"'''
on business
VI, DnLIry lel'lan' VISITED
k,alh SUNDAY
u,a4 I..m4,r Sav"s ~ Nls'l'nf
hc, t,rnl, Mlsa nuN hnruN
Tie E,,,l a,.nnd June" team
defeated lhr lt,l'a,nl'' ~ 'aHl
Sunday. mo sro,c h"lnr I" !
NJ, ATTAIN '"nca"> 81 New ~
lr,,s - ,ls,i,ng t,nnd9 and '"'a
tlNes
Mrs .Icaair luated aud Mis-
Uo,a.l Huh went I" Nh'''N'''
FRIDAY 10 attend i Asas''n'" mp
Misses pa,a, pnrnN aud f"Ha''
SaN.. spent thr week "nh :" 40
bev,lle
Nlss Marie LOUISE L'l'lanr, Ut
L,fay.ttr. has been waiting N'Ha
nilia LeElanc.
M. E!", harrington and e"I
Mc,eel.a, wen; t" Hot Sr'ne.
Ark, fn th"l, health
Mrs4,s Felix Nup.z and Manoel
HARRINGTON went IL tot Np'lng,
Nlk on u vacation
NJ, Albert Landry and Webster
Richardson visited N, aud M's
f. l.. Sandoz Sunday.
Mas Amy LOUIS 81 Beaumont.
Tc> wna the guest IT Miss M'da
Leblanc Monday
Mrs i u Dubois and MIS- a
rhe,,ot and daughter, Ma'ri. Me
spending HE day IN tn" country
NJ, S -. Mclanson. "f New
iberia, visited u, a y Melan
sun Last week
Nj, Rene Eou,van', Of New 81
l.ans. waited Miss Lrnn''ne le
l:lanc last week
The E,a,h JUNO, team Is cN
rec,,ng 10 play "Delcambir Elks
SUNDAY, a very interesting game
~ expected.
Misses Enlah and Lydic Landry
were called To .|eane.rttr hy tn.
severe lllnesa Of then grand
mother
Mrs ! - Leblanc and little
daughter. oVal Went I" Sulphn,
last week. 10 see he, danghte,
Mrs Iaaar Comcaux
NJ, Paul Lcl,lanc has returned
from New Orleans where he ha>
been attending school for the pas,
ten months
NJ, E,tmar Eroussmd, proprie
tor of H,oussa,h's Pharmacy
went to New Iberia on business
Saturday
Misses Theresa Ilehert an,
blanche DomIngues If Jeanerctt.
ave the gu"sts "f Mr.. and Mrs. J
u. Dubois
a dance was gwen Sunday b,
the Eiath Orchestra at the Thea
tire Hall Miss Marie Louise lie
Blame, onr guest from Lafayette
was among the many very charm
ing young ladies' present
DIR. II. +. Young, .)r after he
ing away for u month on accom-
of sickness, ~ now back with nR
ana Is ,fcupera'lng rapidly. lii
many adm','ng friends here AZ,
delighted I" have him back in his
accustomed place in our littl,
tow"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-27
Announcement.
70 IUH bENn, Il ATS bF IiIi
I|IEn CrNGNES%INN VI hiN
IHI,'T

I announce my candidacy f.
Congress to surr"cd the l1un Y
4. Hrouaeart iul. w, tenn IDgin.
! ing March init ! favor gnNnrn.
mental protection ~ the agr'on"
tulal lntorceta If ouislaua - th'
long established policy 81 thrs
country. and l am uppoqed 10 tl
movement " hi,h threatens iht
great sugar industry If "nr stat
I favor the hc' aiormrnt - thr
fullng, .<ten, ~ put mnt hltaa WV,
tfrWaya
IIINEI ri'FN y An
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-27
FIRST RICE SHIPPED,
New Iberia Again Holds the
Palm for being First to
Market with New Rice

On Tuesday 0t this week Mr. T.
"A Conrad shipped to :. Lock
Rreanx, at New Orleans, =, sacks
ut new ,ice, Of his 1919 crop
this is the first new rice 10 reach
the New Orleans market, thus pu,
ing New Iberia in the lead again
his year
Last year also iberia was first
% market with new rice, and the
credit was due Mr. Conrad who
has held this honor for several
years anccrsslvely.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-27
LOST CHFCk

Nv check, No. to1. dated june IS
iol2, drawn in favor Of o q. He
bert, Of Era,h, w.. for $500 has
heon lost. The public IL hereby
warned against negotiating this
paper. BANKS have been notified
10 withhold payment.
PAU nnERIF.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-27
HOME WITHOUT FLIES

Or mosquitoes, can only he had
by screening with Wright's rs
CAPE screens, they let the His.
ana mosquitoes out, and keep them
out. S25 Ia S15 WILL PROTEt" [
YOUR HOME WITH THEM. Users
say, ats the best thirg ever
saw
+. p. FOLSE, Manufacturer.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-27

II you feel "blue," "No account"
lazy, YOU need ? good cleaning out
HERBINE ID the right thing for
that purpose. " stimulates the
liver, times hp Ne stomach and
purifics the b0veIs. Price soc.
SOLDlBY ESTORGE DRUG co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-27
FOR DISTRICT JUDGE.

TO tho Voters of the 10Th judicial
Nictrict OF the State Of omiaiann:
beg leave to- make this tuhlic an.
nouncement of my candidacy 5or the
Office Of District Judge Of YOU, district,
Asuhiect to the Democratic primaries.
70 he held on the third day OF Septem
Pier, 1872 hoping that YOU will give me
your support have no comments
or criticisms to make; have no public
records tn offer; hut. believing that my
private life though humble in its
course, 10 sufficiently known to most of
you. and that experience gathered
through a long coarse of law practice
it me for that position. | earnestly
solicit your kind support.
Respectfully submitted.
J.. q. HACKER
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-27

Minnesota prOgressives oppose
Q third party because Wilson fills
the bill.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-27

No fortune teller can tell the IN.
ture Of the Republican party. he
canse it amt going to have any
future.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-27

mad" by n i"pr'g"nt1tiNs citizen
Of New IBERIA ia" proof . positive.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-27

For Job Printing go to MillardPs
+. f. MILLARD, The Printer
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-27

+. =. FOLSE, Manufacturer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-16

IN the latest bulletin, are correspond
ingly increased tn importance.
The report covers every crop grown
ander dry farming In the state, TAX
ing up each crop IN detail, ane con-
ditions surrounding and results OBJ
tanned from each crop IN every Sec
tlnn. The report h broad and con-
vinoing In text and Is especially strong
In It's detailed showing of results. II
is document which will have wide
distribution by the Santa Fe railroads.
agricultural and colonization depart
nents aud will prove q very valuable
advertisement for the state. II Is es.
peclally valuable advertising matter
because Of its conservatism and 1e-
cause & h confined carefully 70
proven facts taken from personal and
most careful observation. II Is doc
ument which should be In the hands
of every dry farmer IN the state who
desires TO progress and succeed. Mr..
Tinsiey with the backing of the great
railroad company. II doing a great
work FOR the development Of the dry
farming Industry In New Mexico.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-16
H. cHAS RoEHL. Mayor
Clerk.
PRINCETON ALUMNI HAVE.
ARIZONA ASSOCIATION

Phoenix, Ariz., March l5-The
Princeton Alumni Association OF Ari-
lona was organized yesterday at a
luncheon held IN the Hotel Adams, at
which there we're present s n. llaxel-
hurst, class OF rs: 4. r. Richardson.
class OF IS: Nelson bradley. class
OF ~; w w. McCord, class Of 'O2;
W. Y. Sellers, class of 'O3; n d. Mar
shall, Jr class OF 05
Mr. Richardson was elected presl-
dent and Mr. Sellers secretary OF the
association Though the membership
IL not large Il h known that there
are numerous Princeton men IN this
section and they are urged 20 reveal
themselves and Join the association
The purpose Of the new Orsanign.
ton Is TO promote Fellowship and ac-
quaintanoe among Princeton grad
uaies and 10 DO an possible M helping
young men who are deslrOus Of en-.
tering a university. IN every way the
graduates OF the school can. 4 IL
even planned 10 30 80 far as 20 as.
slst young men Of good standing who
are not financially able 10 enter a
university. IN financing themselves
for such an undertaking.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-16
DRY FARMS ALONG
THE SANTA FE
IN 1911
Agricultural Demonstrator j.
D. Tinsley Completes Ex-
baustive Annual Report
Showing Important Results
Of Cooperative and Demon
stration Work.

Agricultural Demonstrators J. ID.
Tlnsley az the Santa Re raiiroad yes
to-day forwarded TO Chicago for pu0-
lication the manuscript OF his annual
report showing tho results OF the
demonstration ana cooperative work
along the santa re lines In New Mex
leo durins 1911. The report deals
exclusively with dry farming condi-
ltions, crops. results. etc., and Is one
81 the most exhaustive documents OF
its KIND that has been prepared In
any state. Covering as II does prac-
tiqaily every section and every alti-
tudc IN New Mexico with It's lines.
tae results ~ dry farming along the
santa Fe IN this state are virtually a
showing Of results which may be OBJ
ialuod throughout the whole state end
as result 4his bulletin, which Is the
second Mr. Tnsley has prepared
since he took up the work for the
railroad. is OF deep interest and inn
4ortauce 90 the whole Of New Mex
ESQ, SIR TlnslCy took up the demon-
siratlon work IN 1909 and his report
of results during 1910 attracted wide
Intention among dry farming experts
tirouEhout tho country and was IN
hcdvy demand. It's greatest useful
ness however, was among the practi-
cal dry farmers Of New Mexico. who
were able 70 obtain from II vast
amount ~ practical information OF
the first value. During 1911 the
demonstration work wac considerably
extended ana the results as set forth
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-16
SPECIAL MEETING or THE CITY
COUNCIL.
aa..n.--A. 4 anan

Special meeting % the city council
called for the purpose of taking nc
ton on calling the spring election, the
acceptance and payment Of the new
fire engine, the commission form OF
government for cities, and any othel
business that may come before IN,
meeting
All counciImen notified as required
By ordinance.
Meeting called 90 order by Mayor
Elder.
Present; Aldermen Rcldy. Conroy.
sherwood, Thomas, coen, wroth and
Clarke.
Alderman Wroth, seconded By Al
derman Conroy. moved that the action
of the fire committee In settling with
tne American La France Fire Engine
company be ratified: 50. 900 TO be paid
IN cash, 5000 20 lee covered by note
with six per cent interest due In three
months. and $4,000 to be covered By
note with six per cent interest. due
In six months; S70O 90 be deducted
from cash payment account failure OF
company 20 furnish self starter, al
though not Included IN contract Car
rled: Aldermen ReIdy, Conroy. Isher-
wood. Thomas. Coen, Wroth. and
Clarke voting Yes"
a draft OF bill authorizing self
government IN cities OF over i've
thousand inhabitants was presented
by Mr.. A. y. McMilsen and was read
70 the council. a copy OF the bill
follows at the end OF the proceedings
The majority OF the committee whicn
had IN hand the matter OF devising
some means suitable TO secure the
commission form OF government,
agree on this report. Moved by Al
dermnn Wroth, seconded by Alder
man Clarke, that this draft De ao-
eepted by the council and forwarded
TO the FIRST state legislature with re-
quest that Il Is this sense OF this eoun-
Gil that this shall be enacted into
law. Carried Aldermen Reidy. Con-
roy, sherwood. Thomas. COen, wroth
and Clarke voting Yes
The matter OF naming registra-
tion board for the election 20 be held
April "a next. FOR city officers, was
taken up. The places og registration
together with the boards OF the varl-
Gus wards follow herewith
Ward One-Piace, New Mexico
Cigar store; board. t. A. McRae, r.
u. Crews, 4, A. Tossicr. Ward Two
Place, AIvarado Pharmacy; board.
VIM, Kieke. q. y. Kennedy. Geo. p.
Loarnard. Ward Three Place. Me-
Cures store, board. Iao. Tandberg,
a. &lcheal, Jose Il salazar, Ward
Four'-place. Poweirs Drug store;
board, Paul Teutseh, d. Mcdonald,
Or, L. n. Chamberlain.
Upon motion council adjourned.
j. w. ELDER.
II. CHAS. ROEHL, Mayor.
Clerk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-16
VALLEY
ASSOCIATION OF
THE FARMERS
Business Men and Tillers Of
the Soil to Meet Saturday
for Organization of Live
Boosters Aggregation.


Especial Cofreapondenee 90 tha HeFaidD
EsiGncia. n. M, March ib.-'eTho
Farmers Business Association" is the
name OF an organization Of business
men and farmers OF this part of the
Estancia valley which Is 10 be form
cd at "a meeting called for Saturday
afternoon az MePharlan's hall In
Moriarty. A constitution viii be
adopted and officers elected for the
first year OF the associations exist
ence. This Is the BEGINNING, Il Il
believed, OF the first real consolsda-
ton OF the boosters OF the Estancia
valley and steady progress IL expected
after the organization Is effected. A
constitution has already been prepar-
ed OF which the following is synop-
sic.
The aims, objects and purposes are
TO encourage and aid, as far as pos
sible, the further development OF ex-
listing business interests. as well as
the establishment Of new industries:
10 hasten the settlement and urge
forward the reclamation OF reclaim
able lands IN the Estancla valley: IN
short. Go seek TO inculcate spirit OF
enterprise, and TO encourage and aid
"a all matters OF both n public and
private import az may contribute 10
the progress OF the Estancia valley"
The membership shall be active.
honorary and nonresident members.
Requests have already been received
from persons who have interests here
and who desire 20 help because they
will be benefited by the association.
This Is the spirit that should be
taken by every property or claim
owner whether resident or non-ress
ident
The Initiation Zee has been places
at $500 and this suspended the first
three months: the dues s1.OO a year,
payable quarterly in advance. This IA
within the reach Of everyone and il
was thought better 10 have 500 mem-
beers at $500 than 100 at $500.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-16
HOUSES FOR RENT


&25.00-b-rOom modern brick, lth
ward
t40.00--5-room modern furnished;
Attn ward.
S25.00--5-room modern; large
porehes; Highlands.
St2.oO--4-room cottage; splendid
condition; Highlands
&i0.0O--4-room cottage; near shops
S12.O0--f-rocm cottaEei West Gem
trail.
&35.0o--7-room olegunt house;
large porohes and yard--lease; High
lands
S25.OO-7-room modern frame;
Highlands.
we keep al OF our rental property
In good repair.
JOHN vi. MOORE REALTY co.
Phone 10. 2si w. Cold Ave.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-16
HOUSES FOR RENT
FOR sATE.

e--eees~s~9s~s~.~s>@~s ~s~-ars~-a.seyss@sas~a
FOR SAl.E--RANCH-~Flve acres ir-
rlgated, Three-rOOm house, alfalfa,
garden and orchard rs bearing trees,
classy fruit. One hour drive from
pOst0ffice. Ideal for truck gardening,
bees and poultry. s. c., Herald office.
1S-p
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-16
fine SHOWING BY
COMMISSIONER OF
INSURANCE
Report Of Supe 'intendent ia
oobo Chaves Shows Excel
lent Regulation and Import
ant Revenue to the State.

Especial TeieEPam 90 DvenlmH meraIaD
Santa Fe, n. NJ March i5.-The re-
port OF Jacobo Chayes. superintend-
ent Of insurance. covering the years
1909, 1910. and 1871 will likely be-
given 20 the legislature tomorrow.
The report shows that since the de-
pariment was created In 1906 Il has
collected S260,69S.56 In fees with n net
profit OF sl5s.6t7.G5 to the common
wealth, sum equal to a 8 mill levy
on all taxable property IN New Mex
icO In addition SIS. i6l 33 was paid
10 Gre companies In the state, thereby
reducing the cost Of FIRE protection to
the various cities and towns; 9e,Gt6.02
was paid the New Mexico Fire In.
surance Association, composed OF fire-
men,
Wild cat insurance companies have
been driven CUT OF New Mexico and
speculation In such stocks almost
eradicated IN the state. There are
now 80 life insurance companies, 8h
fire insurance companies. % casualty
and surety companies and "a fratern-
al societios, operating IN New Mex
leo, total OF ll6
The report recommends that Octo-
Der 3 be observed as Fire Prevention
day IN the schools Of the state A
FIRE marshal law, atricter supervision
Of comapnieB ana the placing OF fra.
ternal sOcitieH under the supervision
Of the department ID u likely that
the legislature will consolidate the
office with some other state office
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-16
SITUATIONS WANTEn

WANTED-POsitlon as housekeeper
for widower with family or several
men. Address A. b.. care Herald Of
flee. Tsp
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-16
LEGAL NOTICES.
y : 1880

Office OF tho Commanding Officer,
Fort Wingate, n NJ, March 7th.
1912. The Following articles OF con-
demned public property will be sold
az public auction to the highest bidder
for cash az Fort Wingate, N. NJ,
March as, 1912, az 10 a. m. No checks
viii be received nor credit given; 9
iron bedsteads, benches, ( bureaus.
chairs ] wagon cover, / cupboard.
AZ window curtains 3 office desks 4
harnesses, rs iron kettles, 1 steplad.
der, 3 mattresses, / coffee mill, 81
trumpet mouihplecea pile junk.
1000 sacks, rs screen doors, 100 win
dow screens. ! iron safe 1902 wooden
shutters, 1 Set shelves / grindslOne.
. heating stoves, 40 tables, double
trees, ] army wagon, 1 delivery
wagon, 1 l0g wagon. 2 wardrObeB, /
waahHiand. "a wagon wheels. az mules.
horses
COPLEY EN0s,
First Liuet First Cavalry. Command
ing.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-16

MONEY advanced on EASY
TERMS 70 PAY OFF MORT
CAGES on City on Farm Prop
erty or % Buy, build or Im-
prove Homes In ALL SEC
TIONS Of the Country. Call on
Or write 70 THE EQUITABLE
LOAN AND INVESTMENT CO.
whiting Building. Albuquerque.
n. a..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-16

WANTED--Position as bookkeeper, a
graduate with some experience:
good penman Address j. 5. VIII
llams, Clansey, n. M. 16-dh
HOUSES FOR RENT
~sse-s~se~aN-~see@e~esr-e eer>ssl-e.s~~~-@~sss@
PASTURE FOlt RENT.
Good pasture land close Ia, just
south OF Central avenue
Inquire OF Mrs II. u. FERGUSON,
Old Town. or r. r. McCanna, ground
floor State National Bank Bldg, city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-16

EGGS for Matching. two pens White
WandOttes. gi00 and $3.50 per Is.
n 9. White Orplngtons. $500 per as.
Thoroughbred and prize winners. A.
o box sl7. Acme Poultry Yards. No
1915 ~ 9Th. 5.6-c
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-16

For the best saddle horses IN the
CLAY call phVne no 3. y l. Trimblo.
iia North second St-oet
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-16

First LIust First Cavalry. Command
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-16

ON furniture, pianos. organs, norses
wagons and other chattels: also on
salaries and warehouse receipts; as
low rs $1,000 and as high as $4,000.
Loans are quickly made and strictly
private. Time--one month to one
year given. Goods TO remain IN your
possession. Our rates are reasonable.
Call and see as before borrowing.
Steamship tickets 70 and from all
parts Of the world.
PRIVATE oFFICEs-- open Evenings.
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN Co.
Rooms 3 and 4, Grant Building,
SOS q West Central Avenue.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21
BELIEVE SCOTT HAS
REACHED SOUTH POLE

NEW YORK. Jan. 20.--Officials of the
Geographical society and various similar
organizations interested in polar oXplora
tion eagerly arc awaiting word from
Captain Robert Falcon Scott. who cX-
pcctcd TO reach the south pole on Christ
mas day. and tlev believe that when he
announces the result OF mis- British Ant
arctic expedition II Will he TO say that
his quest was successful.
Lieutenant Shackleton reached the
farthcst south on January Q 1909. ninety
seven geographical miles away from his
objective point. and then turned back
only because he ran short of provi-
slons.
Captain Scott has $50 miles to cover
from his winter quarters 10 reach tho
south pole. His Journey consisted Of a
cash across the comparatlvclv level ice
10 the ice barrier. tucn up the glacier >
side 10 the plateau. some u. 000 feet
above sea level aud thcu 10 the pole.
The Scott expedition was outiitted as
no other exploration expedition WAS
equipped before. The British govern :
men, subscribed 100000 To the fund aud
the British public contributed an equal
sum. ACCOMMODATING him. IN addition To
the ROYAL navy. Two surgeons and three
biologists.
Three motor siodces were carried In
the hold Of his vessel. seventy tons OF
provisions. l2o doGs and thirty siberi,
ponies.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21
WORK OF GRAND JURY
NEARLY COMPLETED

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 2o.-The result
of the federal grand jurys Investigation
OF the dynamite conspiracy IS to he made
public Within ten days. II WAS also
learned today that the government has
obtained inside" information that has
considerably expedited the work Of the
Investigators. What the character of this
help was the government officials refused
10 say. but IT was lntimatej that IL
came from persons who before had been
expected 10 oppose the inquiry,
Although the grand Jury held no scs-
sion today. attaches OF United States
District Attorney Mlllcr's office were
occupied in going over certain facts re-
lated TO the presence in st Louis In
November 1910. OF o &, Tvclimoc, an
official Of the California Building Trades
council. who IS under Indictment in
California.
Ortle McManiGal said that soon after
that time. on orders from James Ne Ma
mara he went TO the Pacific coast TO
dynamite
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21

tion of our state will he doubled ana
In time We will he one OF the richest
states In the Union,
Fast transportation ny walter and by
rnil will oDcn the markets Of the world
TO us. and this will mean that we will
have one thousand manufacturers 10 one
We have today. Indeed. | believe the ter
rltory between Los Angeles and cur port
VIII be occupied mostly by large and
small manufacturing plants. who will re-
quire ali kinds OF skilled labor.
/ need not point out to you al this
time the commodities that we grow and
are now being shipped all over this coun-
try and TO foreign lands. These ship
meDts can easily be more than doubled
and the cnterprising merchan, can with
out doubt find markets for Same as the
sterling qualities or the goods sell
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21
CRITICISM HAS AN
EFFECT UPON GARY

NEW YORK, Jan. 2O.--Referrjng to the
auaIs OF the American Steel Foundries
company, from whose directorate he ro
Gently resigned. Judge Gary, chairman OF
the United states Steel corporation. said
today.
Il have not disposed OF any stock and
am a holder of n large amount. | have
confidence IL the company and IFS man.
aEement. ! understand It's business Is
increasing and lis prospects are very
good.
II retired from the board not because
Of any dissatisfaction. but for personal
reasons"
From other sources ~ was learned that
criticism before the Stanley congress ssional
committee and other committees had an
influence oil GaTy's acLlon In retiring
from the Ais Chalmers and steel Foun-
dries boards