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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-05-23
NEAT LITTLE PARLoR TRICK
Knife 10 Made to Leap Up and Make
Half.cIrcIe, Falling Into De.
canter-Requires Practice.

Here is a very good trick which may
be performed by boys after a good
deal of practice. Take water de-
canter and place It on the side Of the
able SO that 1t rests on the very edge
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-05-23

The newest handkerchief are very
mail and o. some vivid color. says
he New York Herald. But The mono,
pam d always embroidered n WhitA
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-05-23

hand or foot. MY
right limb was swol-
len to twice normal
size. l looked the
picture OF death and
my case puzzled the
doctors. Kidney Sc
cretions were highly
colored and scalded
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-05-23

Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup for Children
teethlng, softens the gums, reduces inhammA-
ton, allAys pain. cures wind collie, sc bottle.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-05-23

It's an easy matter to forget an in
jury, provided you don't keep forget
ting you have forgotten 1t.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-05-23
A MARVELLOUS RECOVERY.

Mrs. Ray Trusner, 30 W. Srd st..
New Albany. Ind, says: kidney dis
ease had rendered me a chronic in-
valid. ! lay In bed unable to move
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-05-23

The man who steals our thunder 10
naturally under a cloud.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-05-23

Some people are such sticklers for
form that they expect Dame Fortune
to remember their at home" days.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-05-23

Garfield Tea is unequalled either ss an
occasional or daily laxative.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
Sentiment Throughout the
East Rapidly Swinging In
to Line for Reelection of
the President. m4e
REPUBLICAN, MANAGERS
= GROWING CONFIDENT
D. w. Mulvane, Manager of
Chicago Headquarters Says
illinois Is Getting Into the
Taft Column. si,szIT1.

"I was on train from Las Vegas
to IsRmy last night with ono OF tho
foremost capitalists In Now York
city" said United states Senator Il. u,
Cntron. who ~ IN tho city for tho day
ON legal business. This man u ono
OF tho most thoroughly posted In this
country. lie IL Democrat. lilo told
mo that In his opinion New York ID
now absolutely certain to go for
President Taft and that In his opln-
ion there IL strong question whether
or not Wilson viii carry New York
City. lie says that whilo Roosevelt
will get some votes in the Empire
state his strength ~ shrinking daily
and that Tnit ~ sure Of v Victory
there"
''rhc statement of this man In sini-
lar To- many others now coming to US
from the eastern states. Tho tide has
vet strongly In favor Of the president
ana sentiment In his favor IN growing
with tremendous speed. | have heard
| recently from wen posted mon Ia Ill
most every one uf the eastern states
| ana II seems To- me that MIR Taft II
now reasonably sur" uf carrying the
| country. Were there three moro
weeks ut the campaign there would
| be- absolutely no doubt ct hls success.
There Is very mtlc doubt IN my mind
az II IL.
| ohio, which has b,ru one of thu
"hirr backgrounds h now said Ia be
spunrrh In llu" Tor the president and
every Indication coming from that
| state confirms this opinion. That
| Pennsylvania viii 10 tor the prcSi-
| dent hus hrru certain Tor some time
ana from reports We have received he
hns u splendid chance To- carry Penn.
sylvnnia. From II feeling of uncusi.
ncs and uncertainty tho Republican
campaign managers have became
confident: rc-nssurcd by the rapid
change uf sentiment umd win close
| III" campaign with ViEor which will
I 10 far to lusur" success"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19

tween tho rival candidates he would
stand IA On attitude % absolute ims
partlaltty- ara woui4 aovoto all his
power TO preserving tho peace and
giving the oourary en- eksction 10 per-
tsctly fair that there would be no
excuse for oasn Nhatavnr the result
might DC.
both os president ana as recognized
head Of that wing Of tho Liberal
party known a. '1Tistoricos." General
Gomez Yields enormous power. The
Conservatives now complain bitterly
that The president n throwing this
power into the scale on the side of
tho zayistas, and General RienocOi has
openly tOlu the president that no will
not hesitate TO have recourse 20 force
IL no fnds himself IN danger OF being
defrauded OF victory. Monooars pop
ularlty 10 beyond question great, prob
ably greater than that VI any other
Cuban.
i on tho other hand, the followers ot
zayas charge the president with IA.
yorltlsm Of tho Conservatives.
The prospects ot a peaceful election
are dwindling in proportion to tho
riso OF party passions. Already there
have been pistol lights In the suburbs
OF Havana, at GuanaIay, at CANA
| juani, at Sagua In orlando aud other
places wherO lives have been lost.
Tho high officers OF tho National po-
| lice, who are In the best position TO
know what is going on, view the fu-
turc with gravcst apprehension. Much
| Of this fcnr In based on the fact that
every CUBAN who can affUrd the price
| OF revolver carries on and would
ns soon think OF going out Without hia
| hat az without his weapon The goV'
eminent has boon considering the
proprieIy OF cancellng all Licenses ia
| carry arms. but such n decree would
!, hc ineffective, especially III view ol
/ tho fact that not one In hundred II
the holder ur license.
! UOlh parties realize fully that q ro'
course ~ arms viii almost incv 'nblJ
( prccIpltuir intervention; but 40 Inn
/ placablc is the pnrts spiS9 IsNAAhiI
does not appear To- act as deterrent
both being apparently wiling Ia race
| what they term the horrors Of an
other intervention than submit To th'
rule OF their dctCstcd opponents.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
PERSONALS.

| Reuben Perry, superintendent ul
the government Indian school, is In
receipt Of letter from nm old friend
IT. Pliny Moran, Of Washington, ID. 60
| IN which Mr.. Moran says he In cn
route TO the Pacific coast, travelling
| In an automobile az n representative
~ the American Automobile assorIa =
ton and viii reach Albuquerque
some day next week. Mr.. Moran ls
well known here. having visited MI,
Perry several times during the last
few years.
MIR. and Mrs T.. y, Eaynulda "l laa
Vegas are IN hlhuquucrqu" for the
day ON their way to tn" Ray nuld'
ranch In southern New McNicO. Nj.
RnynUlds IN cashier Of the First Ma
tiOnul bunk VI Las Vegas.
The Girls Glur club OF the Las We
gas high school viii produce clever
UpcrctlH The Spinning Bee" for the
entertainment of the New Mexico
tcachcrs during the educational hsso-
citation meet here on November l.
No admission fee viii be charged.
Joseph Price, the wei known So
zorro banker and business 'nun Is
spending the day IN Albuquerque en-
route home from an extended Visit In
New York aud other eastern cities.
While In New YORK Mr., Price had the
pleasure OF meeting Woodrow Wilson
und declares the democratic cnndl-
date II fully confident that h" VIII DC
elected president In November
Invitations nave p"rn ISSUED Ia tho
wedding of Antonio J CHAVEZ, son
uf I,urcnZO chavez. uud Miss CUnrcp'
"ion Shturi1n, daughter at Mr. anu
Mrs. bOnRino Satarain. which occurs
at the First congregational church
lat y. ~, October - Both the bride
,hnd groom to he are residents of
RanchUs De Atriscu.
Miss Mabel IlInds. uG 30 South
Walter street, celebrated her twelfth
birthday anniversary this afternoon,
covers being laid for fourteen small
guests. IhryHHnthemumS wore used
for decorations. the CCnterpiccu being
n large bowl Of fruit surrounded with
candles. aud tiny log cabins made Of
candy,
A meeting OF the suite board of
osteOputhy viii be held Monday IN the
offices of Dr. G. II. Conner. IN the
Stern building at which the new
board appointed by the governor will
organize, Present officers are DC,
Conner. president and Dr. Charles a.
whcelOn. secretary. Examination Of
applicants viii begin at 10 a. m.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
Cuba TO Hold Second Presidential
! Election on First of NoUembe,

lBy LEASED wise a. Rvouana meru.a1
Havana. Oct le.--cuba'a approach.
lns presidential elections which n
nothing develops In the meantime %
prevent them are to take plaos on
November ist, will be the second % ba
held BY Cubans without Amerioan "a.
pervision. The first election, that OF
aces. which resulted IN placing aea-
treda In the presidential chair for the
second time. was accompanied ~ dia-
orders, followed BY threats OF revo.
luton. eliminating In the outbreak OF
August, 1905, directed by DR.. Alfredo
zayss and General Pine Guerra. and
preciplt0ted tho second American In
convention under Governor Magoon.
During this intervention was held
under the supervision OF Americans
army officers tho election OF 1908,
which resulted In the election Of Gen-
cral Jose Miguel Gomez and DIR. Zayaa
b. q substantial majority. The olec-
Ion was marked by tho absence OF
any disorders other than small pare
usan squabbles.
Tho rival candidates for the presi-
dcncr and cc.presidency now are
pr. Zayas and General Eusebio Her
nandcz for the Liberal party and Gem
cral Mario G.. McnOcal and DR.. En-
rlpuo NarOna Suaroz for the ConseTva-
tive party. also known as the Patriot
ic alliance and as the Fusion party,
in dlluHlun to tho recent detection vi
GCucrul Asbcrt, governor OF Havana
province, from the Liberal ranks and
| his cSpuusil uf the CONSERVATIVE
! cause. Ia the platforms OF principles
al both parties there II absolutely nv
! difference
| BESIDES th" president aud the vice.
/ president. thcrr are to Ice elected thir'
! iCeu Of the tNcuty.fuur senators ~
Of the - representative Who COMPOSE
! IN" tower house. the governors ut th'
/ SIX provinces. mayors Hnu city r"un
! rilmcn OF the " municipalities int
! which the island II divided and some
minor officials The ballot gives tbs
voter tile fullest protection of secrecy
Omclally alUuf from both the con
tending pnrtics stands President JOSE
Miguel Gomez, who mas from time I,
timc given abundant assurances thai
hr had no desire Ia succeed himself
os ruler OF the republic, and that BE-,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
VIA Ma+kets
tny Leased wire 70 RvsnlAg HaraIal
Will SlIr,t


tny Leased wire % Rveniag Faralal
Walt StIcct.
New York oct. 10. Trading II
stocks today was unproductlve al
dcflnltc results business WIS llgh
and again limited to ndustrlals ant
FprciulilrS, some uf which rose
hHint W more, Union Pacific was nj
most the sole standard Issue to man
lfest any moderate strength. Oihcl
leaders were apparently under siigh
pressure, The session ~ whole
consisted OF little more than Il gen
cral settlement at the weeks con
tracts, and the closing wns heavy
Closing prices
Call money nominal
Primo mercantile paper q per cent
Silver, ease
Mexican dollat~. iNtc.
Copper. tin nud toad unchanged
Amalgamatcd, gU',
Sugar. 1875 y.
Atchison. 10gig
Great Northern. ijH',
New York Central. ll6a, -
Northern Pacific, l2I.
Reading, l76k.
Southern Pacific. 1tiW
Union Pacific, 17Jh. A
steel. 79N. ntfNeh
steel preferred. 1t5. SiksE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
FRANCIS IN FINAL
FLIGHT CARRIES
]. B. MANLY
Denver Sheep Man, Who Has
Run IGamut of Experiences
on Land and Sea, Completes
His Book of Adventure.

T. ~ MANLY. u prominent sheep
man Of Denver who has been IN Al
buqucrquc Tor the last three months,
during which time h" has purchased
$4,000 head OF sheep. today Joined
the ncriul spccdluN squad when he
accompanied Aviator Roy y, Francis
IN a. Right about the city ana valley
that instod forty minutes MIR, MANLY
Was the last passenger taken up by
the nvlutOr ana Immediately after the
descent the work was begun OF dis.
nnntllng the bipun, ~ which Frnn-
clH has given such .urcrssful flights
here during the last ten dnyE.
with the sucrrsstul biplanc flight
to-day Mr.. MAINLY added the finishing
touch To- u nc" fitted Win Interesting.
dangerous aud THRILLING experiences.
Mir. Munby many years ago. when hc
smiled the HcHs as au ablG-bodied Hcn
man on an old fashioned sailing vos.
vel, experienced the sensation thut
comes when furllng r"rala at a height
uf 10 feet from drrt Following the
sen FOR seven years he ran the gnmut
| Of experiences on The hrlny deep from
/ holy slOning the dr.k to descending
| Into the UC"nn IN q living boil after
| lost treasure and crossing swords with
pirates, Leaving III, srn, Mr.. MANLY
became IN turn COW puncher Hnd
sheep border trailing attic and sheep
from Mexico To Canada and defending
hfh life ana property nRuinst the gun
men that are now gone forever.
ali II
adventures Mr. MANN declared today
| that the flight thnt h, took with Avl-
atOr Francis was The most interest ng
incident In his HE.
The sensation experienced In max.
Ina u first air night can hardly he
described" said M Mandy today.
nfteT he had sArrly coached Mother
Enrth after being IN tho air forty
minutes. from i.j1 10 1880, during
which time he and the aviator clrclcd
Dbout Albuquerque ana the valley sew.
eraI times.
II wouldn't have missed the flight
for a thousand dOlluTs. There isn't
any other sensation that I have ok.
pOrencod that ~ IA nitlnR contrast TO
a tour OF the air We we're q thou
sand feet above the ground at times
today and the trees looked like SINAI
plants and the people on the streets
like tho smallest kind of insects"
Mr.. Manbys flight was watched
with great interest and awe by II.
Scott knight, W, a. Fullerton and
CharlGg Collins. Before leaving on
the flight Mr.. MANLY held n brOi
consultation with Mr., Fullerton and
Dir. Collins, brother sheep Brokers,
lie assured them that his will had
bOen made and requested them In the
event anything happened 10 see that
his contracts for sheep were faithfully
carried out Bidding fond farewell
10 his friends, who had assembled M
Traction park 10 see him off on his
first air voyage. Mr. Manly took hlH
position IN tle bIplans. niDhgeide Az.
iator Francis. and was soon playing
with the clouds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
NEW STREET HATS AT
THE BALLEW MILLINERY

Mrs a. l., Ballew. who conducts
the popular millinery estH blishment
at iis South Fourth street, has an.
nOunced the arrival OF new and
street hats and shapeS. These new
hats have been tlckotod with the low
price marks which always prevail at
the Ballew Establishment. and local
women who are seeking correct street
hats At reasonable prices will do well
70 make their selection not later then
M0nday.---Adv.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
Nnnsn- IHlN LI,r,lnL

Kansas Guy. uri. ~. Nuitlc- llc.
cclpts 500. including 100 soulhrrns
market stcudy. native steers SG,H6m
1915, southern steers. - l0mG 90
southern COWS ANA hclfcra, S3216I
800; native COWS ana hcirors. S3.t0M
$40; stuCkCrs ana feeders. $500
80; bulls. S3,SOW $50; cnlvcs. $5.Gl
"a sou, western steers. S1.0OGl $50
western cows, &3.25MB.0O.
Hogs Receipts 5000. mnrke
steady To strong. bulk of sales, tS.1t
mS.Sj. heavy, sS.idmS.gO, packer,
und butchers. &SSOm S.S5, HBhl. SS,il
$50; pigs, &G.5OW7,71,
Shrrp- Receipts 5000 market
Houdy, muttOns. t3.6Om 80, lambs
$G.O0m 40, range wc,hcrs aud year,
liugs, S3.76 Gr5,aO, range ewes 81. ~
n I UG.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
Administrations Nnilrr.

NUticr n hereby given, thul "a, uu.
dcrsigned, administrators -, UIu
estate Of Frank ~, Sturgcs, deceased,
have flied their final rcpUtt ~ thu
Probate Court of Bcrnnlllln uuLHtv,
Now Mexico. and the Probate court
has fixed the 9th day OF December
iBl2. Within which time objections "a
tho approval OF same may bo made
and heard. ana all persons Interested
therein will govern themselves nc
CordInEly. otherwise said report on
said date will 10 approved. and said
administrators discharged.
Sept. End, 1912,
Mary 4, Sturgcs und
Lloyd II, Sturg0a.
Administrators.
Oct, ~, 20. Nov. 2, y.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
Clllcnan I,onrrI Of Trndn,

Chicago. oct. 1g.--whcat showed
weakness today because Of tho cable
bids for exports which wero entirely
out of line. Tho market opened hc
lower TO a shade w. December
started at s2% W99 Iac. II sixtoenth Off
to "a like amount up ana declined to
S92c. Tho close was easy with De.
cembcr Y ~ sc not lower At 92hc.
December corn opened X a. X O
down at 53k dp53%c and gagged to
b3Mc. The closo was steady. " ~ No
lot lower for December at 63Mc.
December oats started unchanged
at 32Ac anu descended to 32ko.
Provisions developed firmncss, In
sympathy with an advance ut tho
yards. First sales varied from ave
off to an upturn OF &c. January went
at ti0.?5 for pork. Sli.02h for lard
and 5000 FOR ribs. Closing prices:
Wheat--D0combcr, g2Moi May,
95%c.
Corn--Docombor. 5sAo: May. 59h
@52isc.
oats--DecCmOcr. a9EVg2Hc; May.
34Mc,
Pork--Jamuary. $685..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
MILVANE SAYS ILiLNOIS
~ ~ TAFT COIl'MN

ID. W. MuIvunc manager uf the
chicago Republican headquarters
nuw feels certain that Illinois win go
Tor rHlt' said senator W. II. AndrrwI
who returned ycatorday from u buSi-
ness trip To- Chicago. "Mr. MulvHn"
admits that IA" situation In Illinois
has bccu confused ana uncertain ub
10 this time, but he now feels sure ~
success there. Ills outlook tor tho
Result h most hopeful ana h" seems
SURE ul success. This II u distinct
chang" from his attitude of month
ago, when hr Was fearful of the re
suit liut sentiment In ~" country
hns hr"u changing 80 rHpIdly ur late
TINT IA" chances for Republican sue
cess ur" now very bright"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
GlIIlnpn IAAIsI.n..

rhiragn. oct, ~ rHitl, Receipts
l,n0o, market dun, STEADY, brrv"s
tt6.a0GI 1890, TcXus steers. 1i5O6i
asa, western steers. t3.iam 800,
siOCkrTs aud feeders. ti.1nGI 40
cows nnd hcifcrs, 42,DUm 1.No. calves
S1.00m yS5.
Hogs Receipts SOUO, market
stcndy Ia BE- higher. light, tN31m
$40; mixed, 6OmD,23, heavy, ST.,
1r0.2i; rough, 4st5S.76, pigs, 81 i'W
10, bulk at sales, SS,SOm0i0,
sheep Receipts 900; market
steady; nntiyr, 1F3,G5G qr5.OO, west,
rrn. t3.Sdm Ass. NrurilngS, 81 7dm
GO0 native lnmbs. 8i,s6 NJ go; west.
cIn lambs tj.5OGp $50.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19

Gsinson, WuFtsmbsrS. Oct. lo.--An
aorOpIpne pllOtsd by lieutenant
Weissbarsh. 4 German military SWAT
O., and castying q passonees, felI 20
me ground from n gfeak altitude
while flying near here today ana both
men Narn killnds -, -. :. =.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
SANTA FE COPPER.

(QuOtatiOn furnished ny Logan 4
Bryan BOARD or Trade, ChicngOJ
Boston. Mnss., oct. IL Snptu f1
copper closed to-day ut $3.50 33s,
M RHlcs were reported tudny.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
~. Louis Mspl.

81 Louis. oct la-.-Wuul steady /.
territory ana western mediums. 2Ial
zoe. Zinc mediums. ISGg zoe. rlue
western. i3GI Toe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19

Ncw York. oct, i0,--Coituu spot
closed quiet mIddling upiunds.
$1,000, middlIng gun. *lLIj. snlcy
none,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19

81 Louis oct lg.--Lrad weak
Ei.aO, Sprltrr weak, t7359;lO.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19

For ,ard'lIr, touthHuhr, pains,
hurn. s,llds, sUr" throat, try IN
Th"lua.' Eclectic Dil u spl"udid
r"uu"d' tor rmrTgCucics Adv
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-12


The Day Book yesterday told
how man was -conquering the arr;
how he was learning to fly faster
and faster, and to have better and
better control of his wings. 500
Man IS.conquering e,air. But
he is paying a frightful price.
Here IS the toll the air has taken
in the last seven days: $751; IA
Lieuts. Bettington and Hetch-
kiss, British army, killed ataOx-
ford, England, when their biplane
was caught in gale Of wind and
broken in two.
Capt. Patrick Hamilton and
Lieut., Stewart, British army, kill!
ed at Steyenace, England, when.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-12

their biplane struck pocket in
the air.
Lieut.. Steger, German army.
killed at Munich duringwar man
euvers.
Lieut.. Seibert, German army,
killed at Dresden, when motor of
biplane went wrong.
William Chambers, killed at
Mineola, N. " while trying out
machine.
George Monnard, student of
aviation, killed at New York,
when struck by aeroplane driven
by Capt. Falinas, of Mexican
army.
NJ, Karmalakiss, leading aEia-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-20
FREE BRIDGE CASE IN FEDERAL COURT Application to Be Made For Injunction Against the
 Bridge Commission.
BY A NONRESIDENT
Petition Prepared Last Night-Can- adian to Re Plaintiff and Rep-
 resented by Local Man.

On next Monday application will be made in the Federal Court before Judge Jacob Trieber at Little Rock for an injunction to restrain the Jeff ferson County Bridge Commission from proceeding with it's plans to build a Free Bridge across the Ark ansas river at this place, as instruct ed by the Arkansas Supreme Court recently when that tribunal dissolv- ed an injunction issued by Judge J. M. Elliott in the Jefferson chancery court here some weeks ago.
 The application will be filed by Attorneys J. H. Carmichael and Asa c. Oracle, of Little Rock, acting for the Taxpayers Protective Association of this county and T. H. Collier, of AL theimer, and others, plaintiffs in the original legal proceeding in the chan cery court here. Despite the ruling of the Supreme Court, another appli- cation is not to be had until July 29 As the commission is to meet on July 23 to ascertain as to majority Oi signers for or against the Free Bridge the taxpayers hurriedly prepared their