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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-07
OPEN $500, 900 Y. W. c. A.

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-Headquar-
ters of the National Board of the
Young Women's Christian Associa-
lion were opened today in a new
$500, 900 building on a Lexington ave-
f.ne site which was one of the latest
gifts of Mrs. Helen Gould Shepard.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-07
Ears VIII Be Much Higher Nexf Winte,

We don't hold this out as bugaboo; its f.
from the London and Leipsig fur markets-adva
all the way from 10 per cent. to as high as so pc
wise to buy your next winters furs now? c
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sen. G0FF GETS A GREAT
RECEPTION AT FAIRMONT
CLAYTONW WANTED
in THE HOUSE

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1O.-Presideut
! Wilson to-day wrote a personal letter
To Representative Henry ID. Clayton.
OF Alabama. who IS a candidate for
the senate. telling him that IL was
indispensable TO the carrying out OF
the Democratic party's antitrust pro-
gram 10 have him remain in the
house as chairman OF the judiciary
committee. The president made no
mention OF the Albania senatorial
contest but said he was greatly con
cerned at the prospect of losing Mr.
Clayton from the house
Representative Clayton tonight is
sued the following statement:
Recognizing the president as the
mead OF the party. ] do not see how
] can refuse to accede to his express
ed wishes. ] will. however. make a
formal reply 10 the presidents letter
in day or two"
Mr.. Clayton told friends tonight
that he would withdraw from the sen
atorial race. He was appointed by
Governor ONeal OF Alabama. TO fill
the uneXpired term OF the late Senator
Johnston. His credentials were held
up. however. so his withdrawal would
mean the end of the tangle over the
question OF the governors authority
20 make the appointment without leg
islative action that arose over the
failure OF the legislature TO provide
electoral machinery for United States
senators under the latest constitu.
tional amendment
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WilsonTouches Button:
GambOa Dixie Blows Up
SUNDAY TALKS
ON ADJUSTMENTS

Special Dispatch to the IntelIigencer.
STEUBENNILLE. O, oct. 10
Billy Sunday in talking 70 ten thods-
and people tonight on amusements put
the theatre in the category OF forbid
den amusements which has grayitated
downward. lie said the church and
the theatre have nothing in common.
All amuscments should be recon-
suHcted morally. You can't feed peo-
PIE on prayer meetings all the time
Sow cards and you will reap gamblers
Preachers should skin the card play
ing bunch In the pew. Sow saloons
and YOU reap drunkards. The so-called
christian homes are the kindereard-
ems Tor gamblingHells. Cards and the
dance are worse enemies Of the
church than tine saloon In preaching
on the Sins OF Society" this afternoon
bllly said. Society Is OF the devil be
cause they have only a certain set
at their booze blow-outs. Cherished
sins cancels Gods blessings An
angle could not come here and live
two weeks with certain people YOU call
good and get back to Heaven with
out being fumigated There was $50
conversions
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DEMOCRATS p'"''
CIVIL SERVICE
BY CLOSE VOTE HOUSE RE-
CEDES FROM IT'S FOR
MER ACTION
And Agree to Deputy Collectors
and Marshals Being Freed from
the Civil Service Rules.

WASHINGTON. ID. c. oct. 10y
the closest vote OF the session. III 10
10s. the House late tonight voted 20
recede from its conferees' disagree
ment and 10 concur in the Senate's
amendment 10 the urgent deficiency
appropriation bill. which provides for
the removal OF deputy internal reve-
nue collectors and deputy marshals
from civil service regulations.
The vote came after a protracted de-
bate in which many Democrats bitter
~ assailed the proposal as a direct
blow at civil service. and character
tied IL as n step backward toward the
spoils system. The Democratic re-
volt was led by Representative Fitz-
gerald. OF New York. and 50 Democrats
voted against the concurrence, which
was brought mp on IA motion by Repre-
sentative Bartlett, OF Georgia.
Representative Underwood. the ma
tority leader. who did not take part in
the debate. was loudly cheered when
he voted aye -Four members voted
present. six more than a quoEum an
swering 10 their names.
Other matters in disagreement.
among them an appropriation OF $1,000
for an automobile for the Vice Presi.
dent. Will be taken up when the House
meets tomorrow.
Roasts Mitchell
Representative Fitzgerald OF New
York injected into tho debate n
speech on New York poif-ics ard
defense os Tammany Han. assalllBg
John Purroy Mitchell. fusion candl-
date for mayor OF New York. He
said he was sick and tired OF hearing
Tammany villihed ty opponents or
the Democratic party and declared
that Democrats should not be a party
20 IL.
Thing OF the situation now exist
ing In New York" said Mr. Fitzc-i-
aid. a campaign of momentous i'm
portance 20 the Democratic party is
being waged. All the enemies or
Democracy in the city and In tho
country ara allied TO overthrow the
organized Democracy. The candidate
OF these enemies OF the Democrats,
party Is Democratic official appoint
ed by Democratic prestdD-nt ,nf
confirmed by a Democratic senate.
Every Federal office in ;Se city or
New York IS filled With a bitter mart.
Ism Republican and they are ali 40
tually engaged in an effort 20 elect
this candidate az he expense OF me
Democratic party"
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(By CHRISTY MATHEWSoN,
of the ClautsO

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. oct. 1o-To-
night II looks as II this series OF sto-
ries on the Worlds Series was near
ing its end To everybody except the
members OF the New York team. We
still believe We have n chance. and /
have no intention OF putting TO be
concluded" at the end OF this story.
II has never been my habit 70 whine
and complain about the breaks" IN
base ball. but I want 10 say that we
lost a lot OF opportunities IN that bat
lie to-day. Bad Judgment on the par;
OF the New York players and bad
breaks in the luck beat us and put us
so far down on the series that nothing
but a determined uphill fight could get
us into the going again. Remember
that the Boston Red Sox had us three
10 one in the series last wear. and We
crawled up on them until It vas all
over al four and three. Also bear in
mind. the Giants made an uphill fight
today after they were six runs behind.
and only missed tying the score by an
eyelash
"ChieT' Bender was pressed 20 the
limit in these last two innings. and in
the ninth he was spinning the ball
over with everything on II that he had
10 some OF our batters in the eighth.
so the Athletics maintained. and his
carelessness had nearly resulted IN "A
tied score. In my opinion he did not
use bad judgment. but was Just dang
ling on the ragged edge. ready 20 slip
over and let so.
Went on His Nerve.
The wonderful Indian went through
10 aN.r. TO- q -.
putting all that ne had on the ball
and applying every bit Of hts craft 20
win. From the New York bench
could see him sitting between Con
ME- Mack and Harry Davis. while
"Dannie" Murphy and Eddie Collins
swarmed around him. warning him
against the grooves" OF our s-ien who
we're 70 bat in the ninth. Doc Payne.
the Athletics trainer was tanning
him with a towel throughout the re-
cess and hopping him with a sponge
The Indian went back and won on his
gameness. But one little slip on his
part, or that OF any OF his hackers. in
the last inning. would have resulted
in his fading and the tying OF the
score. lie could not have gone anoth.
er inning u seemed 20 me- as II two
games OF ball were played here today.
IN one tne biants were weak. helpless
and outclassed. and in the second We
were fighting. hitting. clawing and had
the Athletics worried and warming up
pitchers. So different were the two
parts of the contest that n wanted 20
20 back over the battle 7 could pick
ont any number OF places whore the
breaks cost that one run We needed
TO tie.
To my mind the big. bad break We
got was secured in the eighth inning
when We made our final rally With
the score 10 against US Herzog up
and with his first hit Of the series. a
line drive 20 left field. he was forced
AZ second base a minute later when
Doyle drove a terrific grOunder AZ
Collins. who partly fell IN fielding tho
ball. but who recovered in time 20
Continued on paKs seventeen,
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''C0MES BACK AND WINS AGAIN
Gov. White Speaks for Hearne

sse - Aeelng 1nteIigencer.
> r. regret much have
cvented speaking
the election OF Hon Julian
the First District.
deserving qualified
the people would be as a
bear the closest inspection He has been OF the
and conscientious Of public
best OF
the
! heartily endorse all T. OF
Hearnes legislative o
the
unite at this time in support
The tarn BILL and
harmful 10 West Virginia
partial effects OF ii in
agricultural generally
the effects OF the
n
President OF in
protective OF
a
privilege a in
be
protection American labor industry
n
his splendid record OF
West Virginia with confidence. yours.
ALBERT b
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MOST ENTHUSIASTIC CROWD
GATHERS TO HEAR DIS
TINGUISHED SPEAKER
Made Speeches All Along the Line
and Delivers Strong Talk
at Fairmont. s.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
FAlRMONT. W. Va, Oct. 10
United States Senator Nathan Gorf's
magnificent reception in Wheeling
last night was paralleled in Fairmonr
this afternoon. 500 people conceded
20 be the greatest crowd that ever
attended an afternoon political meet
Ing in Marion county. thronged the
Grand Opera House and extended n
behtting and memorable greeting 20
the distinguished visitor on his first
appearance here as "A campaigner IN
twenty-five years. His espousal OF
the cause OF State Senator Julian q.
Hearne. for congress. the represen-
tative OF the principle OF protection
and prosperity. met with an equally
enthusiastic response As result
or General Goff's appearance here to-
day the Republican leaders affirm
that they Will be able TO hold tire
Democratic nominee to the lowest
voto poll in Marion county in manv
years. The assertion is doubiy signi-
hcant in view OF the fact that this ia
Neely's home city. The coming OF
West Virginia's best beloved citt.
zen" as Senator Con was so aptiy
designated by Chairman Wells al the
Wheeling meeting saw Marion coun-
~ observing the occasion as a NON.
CONTINUED on Page seventeenLy
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WIN in BROOKE

Special Dispatch 90 tho tuteuIrer,.r
CHARLESTON. ". Va. Oct 10
ne supreme court of appeals TODAY
awarded writ of mandamus AGAINST
the ballot commissioners OF brooke
county compelling them 20 place the
k"pullicln candidate FOR congress.
man ln the first district on the ex
IRENE riEht ~ the ballot. instead Of
nc Progressive ticket. a. printed
h" secretary ~ state decided that
th" position AZ the tickets on the hal
iois should Do the same as in the last
election W J. CuIiinan ~ Whoelr~
represented thr petitioners and W r.
x Hyrne of Charleston tho ballot CON,
mlssion"rs i1 the arguments before
the court to-day
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FINAL ARGU MENTS ARE MADE
FOR AND AGAINST
HIM.
Court Adjourns Until Monday
Afternoon. When II Will
Dispose Of Case.

ALBANG. y v. oct 10 Governor
William suffers fate tonight rests
With bis judges
The final arguments of counsel for
and against him we're delivered today
before the high court o: impeach.
ment Immediately thereafter the
court adjourned until next Monday
afternoon af Iu o'clock
pou rocouvtuiur fhc court will 10.
eide upon ifs plan of baliotue. wheth-
'r 10 shall he done iu open or exccu.
fIN" session. aud then take up tho
constitution ohicu fiops to fhc impoact-
mcnf charcee that have been raised
hH counsel for the governor u tho
lIaEce hold adversely in whole or I'M
part fo fnc conten ions of Sulrer's
counsel a vote ON bis guilt or inno
c"uCe viii follow The neN question
to ho dHCidcdo viii hc whether be
should be- removed from office SboufF
This hc doc. .ded anirmaU,clv rhc iudr.a
fhon viii 'uf" ou whether additional
punlsumcnfs. d'squl Ifcafion from
Cccntinued on rage s.v.nJ
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PRESIDENT HUERTA TAKES
DRASTIC ACTION WITH
RECALCITRANTS.
Building Surrounded by Troops.
Who Place All Legislators
in Penitentiary.

MENICO CITY. Oct. In~Ons
nundred and ten members OF the
Chamber OF Deputies who had signed
resolutions or warning to President
iuerta as the result OF the disappear
ahce OF Dr. Belizaro Dominguez. Sen
ator Tor Chiapas last night. were ar
rested tonight and lodged I'm the pen-
Hehtlary. Five other deputies who
signed the resolution were absent 10
nlght when Gordon OF troops wss
thrown about the legislative building.
and several hundred soldiers invaded
the chamber
The arrests followed a demand NV
President Huerta that the cAamber
withdraw the resolution, which car.
rGd the threat that the deputies
would abandon the capitol owing TO
an alleged lack Of guarantees for their
personal safety.
Senator Dowinguez earl win tho
month made a speech In the senate
Violently attacking Huerta, saving
mat not only had nothing been done
during Huerta's regime toward the
pacihcation OF the country but fha,
the present situation In the republic
Vas infinitely worse than before. RE-
fore the hour for the regular opening
OF the session OF the chamber AZ 4
o'clock this afternoon the basement
and roof OF the building had been
packed with troops. Scores OF police
were scattered through the gallery.
Read Huerta's Reply.
when the deputies were IN their
places. Minister % tho Interior Man.
Continued on pare sevents.n)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11
LAST BARRIER BETWEEN AT.
LANTIC AND PACIFIC
SWEPT AWAY.
Epoch Marking Event Witnessed
by Distinguished GTthcring
Was a Success.

WASHINGTON. oct. lO-The mo-
mentary touch OF key by the Presi.
dent OF the United States today sent a
fash OF electricity through contin-
uous telegraph and cable connection
of 1000 miles. setting of a gigantic
blast OF dynamite which exploded the
Gamboa Dikp. the last OF the great
physical barriers 20 water communica-
tion in the Panama Canal
7; was an extraordinary feat o' tel
egraphy. especially planned for the oc-
casion. At precisely two o'clock this
afternoon President Wilson by simply
closing q telegraph key ~ the Whit"
HCIse sent the current over land
and under sea. and just a few seconds
later came message informing him
that the explosion had been success
fur
While celebrations ON The Pacific
coast were numerous there was no
ceremony in WashinCtou. 10 being the
wish Of Colonel Goethals that the gov
eminent await the actual opening OF
fhe canal Besides the wreckage OF
tb" Gamboa Dixie. there are two other
slides 90 Dee cleared away before
boats can pass from ocean to ocean.
A Special Circuit.
4 special circuit had been set carly
in the dav and the telegraph COM
panies stationed men at every impor-
tant point curoutc 90 guard the con
tinuous connection and prevent me.
chanical Interference Nv minutes
before o'clock. chief Operator +. W.
Continued on page seveuteen)
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ITO Mexican Legislators
Placed Under Arrest
GOFF KILLS BULL
MOOSE MEETING

Special Dispatch to the Inte.irencer.
FAIRMONT.. W. Va. Oct. lO.-Af-
ter the monster and enthusiastic
meeting at the opera house this az.
:ernOon when senator Goff addressed
hundreds of voters in the interests OF
Julian G.. Hearne. the Republican can
dldate for congress from this district,
the Progressive meeting held AT the
opera house tonight seemed but a
gathering Of handful OF discontents
The occasion of the Progressive meet
ing was "a much advertised and long
hcralded address by Bainbridge Col
by. a New York state chauatauqua
lecturer. whom the ProCressives have
secured 20 tour the First district as
an alleged political speaker Colby
delivered the Progressive message in
IA trite and sermonized style and long
before he finished. his hearers began
slipping ont by the twos, threes and
then by the dozens.
Progressive sentiment does not a.
pear 10 be flourishing in Marion coun.
~ and the efforts Of the Moose lead.
ers 10 arouse enthusiasm are painful.
ly lacking Of results.
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EVIDENCE IN
ARSON CASE

sIscial Dispatch fo fhe f.t,f..r.r.,-
hARTiNSBURG. Vs. Va. Oct iu
Aft"r hv" dav9 consImod in taking
'@Vid@nco ir Tho trial OF Claude w
1'ewnrt manager ~ tho Stewart 81.
hIeIe Co ~ fhis city. who was Ir
dirtod Tor arson in connection v.tH
Tho destruction OF Tie plant wear
sFo. both Fides rcrtod their ,aa,.
lH'e mis- afternoon o. was announced
That fhe argument would br..r f..
morrow morning. each sde bn.rg s.
lowed fNo hours Tho ,a.r f. .t
p@c'ef to ~ tl" jury early Ir n.
afternoon
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IS
FOUND SHORT

special Dispatch 90 the IntcIIirsrrcr
CHARLESTON. ". Va. oct 10 .
Milton Malone. cOlored POSTMASTER
az liiil Top. Fayette county. who was
found 10 be short Si.40o iu bis &c..
counts. g. now 500 ia1 in this CITY ia
default 81 % $1,000 bond Malone was
given a preliminary hearing before
United states Commissioner Vernon
Champe az Montgomery.
AlaIone WIS formerly editor ~ "a
newspaper published in fhc interest of
the coIpred race. ITn alleges that Ia
and Dis wife had trouble and that sba
took $500 ~ the governments mona.
ana in th" hope ~ making up thi4
amount and replacing 10 he took SOME
oi the government money aud epn,l
.hied. The spcculatons. ho says. vere
not profitable
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MAN BROWNS IN
CHEAT RIVER

SPECIAL sptt.h to the IrfeI.rsr.er
ELKlNS. vs. va. CO. Iu.W g.
Dennis of Frankfort ky. travelling
man repre- rntiur a St Louis house
was drOv med 90 The Pleasant Run
ford ON Cheat river ten miles from
hero. 200 three o'clock tu.s aff -uoou
Dennis. Nho appears fp ho about ~
years old. spent last rirhf iu q local
hotel and irff to-day driving O. livery
team fo mas" spmo country points
The ford at which ho va. drowned
N very dangerous. fhe water being
swift and tho river bod uu OF bon.
d"rf. ono of which h.e buggy struck
and overturned. The body was rr
covered two hours later har mtle
"dvn The stream. and taken tp Par
.ur.
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Suffers Case Now
Awaits Final Decision
BOOTLECCERSCET'.
STIFF SENTENCES

Special Dispatch tp toe Intelligence
'LAtkSBuRG. W Va. oct f0
Fines OF 800 and Jail sentences Of 300
days each were imposed today in tnp
Federal district court here upon Peter
IoaL OF ll1ncoch county douglas
Hart of jefferson county. Jacob Tef
Ter. of PeudIetou. and Buck stiles. of
Wood rosntv 'Or .bootleeginr' uh.s.
aey All toufes-cd
trorcr luhHfI, OF Marion COUNT,
confessed to e. likc charge and uas
hnrd Slnn. huf hi- Jail sentence was
'aNeu under Iteration because De-
is cuu-umufINe
John Smith. boy. confessed f1 rob
hInr fh" kovser ucstoHce aud was
sent ip thr National Training school
Tor Hovs at Washington. D. g.. uI
thrr" wears
While slave charges against Michael
Dudion. y .E Low TONY StaIfaro anal
rs a Mcisoh were romItted fo Wheel
irr
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BOY SUCCUMBS
TO INJURIES

' .'If fI'er
bLklN-. W Va oct fD Bruce
Wow NiIi'm" Tho Grafton W Va.
youth mistaken fnr squirrel hv o.
companion iu iue mountains near Uey.
'f'f. eleven days Hgo. and shot iu the
''1d. died in H local hospital 200 70
.''H in nmFIf Thee hodt v1 lr
taken tp Grafton tomorrow rtIs t-
fh" second hunting arcidrnf 90 ros.ilf
fatally In tho county this week.
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BUCHWALD GETS
fine POSITION

Special uiarst,n fo Tho Irf.fursor.r
CHARLESTON. IS Vl Ort fo
Louis Hucnwald. o' WhorIInr. vas ,rf.
evening appointed examiner for fN.
Nor Wan compensation Jaw HIs d.i.
Ties VIII be- fo ro into thb field to bon.
vcstirafe accidents
" s. Phillips. OF Nound-tiffe va.
appointed hF Governor Hatfield s
member of tHc parole board. succeed
iug John = Iluyd. uf Nouudsyfus
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WHAT The UNDERWOOD BILL DOES

Here Sc tho labor I'm plate mill
compared with labor plate
mill These Abbott Secretary of
mo Wheeling Cougaug Company arc authoritative Read
Labor Cost Converting Gauge se,
Sheets Per Gross Ton Of 22l0 Lbs-Here
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ohio aud western peunav1vanfa
showers. followed ~ clearing and COTS.
- SATURDAY. sunday fair ana colder.
hign southweat and west winds
West NirFtnia-ahowera SATURDAY
cooler ~ niGht3 sunday fair and cooler.
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Showers Saturday. cooler by night;
Sunday fair and cooler.
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Arizona republican., 1913-08-16

the Sunday school and church here arrived about the middle of the week and was transferred from the depot to the school house by the Wilcox Transfer line Thursday It is q splendid instrument of excellent tone and at the hands of Mrs. Wilcox will become an important factor in the music for the Sunday school and church services in the future
 w. \. Bryan of Kelvin spent sev- eral days in Hayden this week visit ing his son, Jos. r.. Bryan
 Walter Weaver returned to Hayden Tuesday after several weeks absence looking after his fathers affairs. He was called from Hayden to the bed side of his father in San Francisco but the father passed away while the son was still en route. The re- mains were brought back to Arizona and inferred near Casa Grande.
 Curtis l.. Knight returned to Hay den Thursday from a short business trip to Hurley. New Mexico.
 Geo T. Brown. general sales man ager for the Victor-American Fuel Go. of Gallup N- N. spent several lays in Hayden this week.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-16

ably the more powerful of the two sturies. A poor Italian is arrested m Italy charged with dynamiting the place of business of his former em- ployer. In fact the blowing up of the place was done by another How
 ever, he serves five years for the crime. Getting out he comes to America, where shortly after his arri- val he is the unsuspecting aid to opium smugglers, who are caught with the goods on them. When he tells his story in the court he is re- leased by the judge and forever after lives to sound the praises of free dom under the stars and stripes.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-16

ter Knowledge about the Salt River valley can best be answered by ap- plying to the PhoeriX board of trade.
 As a result of this work many in Quirics have been received and not a few new corners will result. This form of advertising is greatly appre- ciated by the board of trade and many others who are interested in the valley It is the sort of adver- tising, it is said that brings most eX- celent results. Its results also are mutually beneficial to both the santa Fe and the Salt River valley.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-16
VALUABLE ADVERTISING
 OF VALLEY BY SANTA FE
Half Page Descriptive Ads Being Car
 ried in Big Magazines.

Through the combined activities of the santa Fe All the Way" the Phoenix board of trade is resulting in bringing a high class of settlers 70 this valley. The best reading public in the United States is being ap- preached by the means of half page advertisements in such magazines as the Worlds Worl,, the Review of Re views. the outlook and Literary Di- gest.
 These ads are inserted by the santa Fe system under the supervi- sion of c. l.. Seagraves, colonization agent for the railroad, but MT Sea greaves appreciates the value of CO operation and has inserted also in these ads the advice that seekers af-