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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1913-02-26
RURAL NEWS
b"y
OUR CORRESPONDENTS
FAITH

N. J landed in town this week.
She intends to spend q month
visiting her sister-in-law. Mrs
John Brenton.
William Mullop, late of Nevry,
Ireland, has come to Faith to
make paving blocks for the Harris
Granite Co. He says he expects
to see . large crowd Of paving
cutters around Faith this summer.
@. M. Miller, the surveyor Of
Salisbury, is out in Faith survey
ing the largest ard finest granite
quarry on the g!anlte belt. 1t
belonged to the late Sidney "A.
Heilig and is q valuable large
body of the very finest OF granite
There 10 acres of it and it is right
in our little town.
Miss Ida Richie is down With
the measles. This is the secoEd
time % she had it several years
ago.
Nine in the family are down
with measles at William Foi,s.
John Wiley and family Of
Atlanta, Co., have returned home
after q visit to Mr.. Wiley's broth
or here, D. A. Wiley.
Miss Cleo aud Elsie Peeler of
Granite Quarry and Sandy Friok
Of near Faith visited at Mr.. and
Mrs, Joe Richie's Sunday evening.
Thee of John Rhinehardt's
children have measles.
John Brenton is today moving
into the large two story residence
that formally belonged to J. +.
Wyatt, but now owned by NJ. G,
NJ. Fisher, whore he will be nearer
the center of the town.
The Faith Granite Co., has just
lifted. hundreds of tons of granite
at their big ledge q few hundred
feet west of the old e. e Phillips
residence. l.. NJ. Peeler pulled
the battery shat sent eff the big
blast Monday, FEBRUARY 18th.
Another couple has come to
Faith to gst married. They were
James Overcast and Miss Efis
Shipping. They were united in
matrimony at the Lutheran par
sonsge Saturday evening, Febua,y
10Th, Rev. G, P. Fisher officiating
Nj. Oseroash is q son of Luther
Overaash, of near China Grove,
and Mrs. Overcast is q daughter
Of Sampson Shipping, of near
Faith. Venus and q host of
friends wish them q long al
happy lite.
Bscsuse the business is growing
two more new telephone wirss
will be put up between Faith aid
Salisbury. The wire has already
arrived.
D. A. Wiley, the manager of
the Bell telephone exchange here
has just put in and 10 putting ia
the following new phones: Craw.
ford Peelsr. John L Rodgers.
Jr., Joe Richie 8. T. A.
Lippard, John Jones, J. W. Sea-
ford, NJ. O. M. Fisher. J. D. L.
Brown, J. W. Kluttz, Charley
@S'nnsFds' and 4. A. Raney'a
Of ore.
Everybody in aud around Faith
'slooking for a lot of granite Wort
to be done this coming SUNNI.
J. 1. Wyatt the Oldest granite
operator ont on the granite belt,
hs' just finished shipping niue
car loads Of street curling ana
has inquiries for prices Jon lots
more TO be let later on.
Mrs Ada Hall, of Salisbury, ia
visiting her father Pinkney Lud.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1913-02-26
wick, today. Mr.. Ludwiok

wick, today. Mr.. Ludwick is
still SICK,
Misenhsimer brothers have Teen
moving their machinery from
Faith down on the big granite
quarry that they have )eas d
from the Josey heirs, near the old
Layfayette Josey homo place,
where they will operate a big quar-.
~ which has turned ous to be fpe
granite.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-02
LsrrER FROM NUGGET READER
Honorable Editor:

Honorable Editor:
 luctuate you honorable felicita- lions. Very well thank you If Honorable editor will kindly permit l was one time Japanese servant to Honorable Druner. From this l casti- gate that my honorabel self under stand with great absurdity the game of baseball.
 Also I own ranch in California where I be glad to opinionate any honorable players who manage to hit himself in eye with honorable batclu.
 For your mitigation I inform you !! am not tho dispise Japanese spy but very plentiful little yellow gentlemen who are desirable of learning national name for my own advertisement At once I know difference between home plate and honorable curve ball.
 With this honorable cxplanasioning I am gfAA6itSOao in tine desirability of my setviseo caS your honorable paper as an excesntsaabls sporting reporter. With grave respectAbilaty,
 MAHt1 HfRASHY.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-02

In United States Commissioner's s Court. Council City Precinct, Second Division, District of Alaska. In pro- bate.
 Matter of estate of John A. Dexter deceased
 Notice is hereby given of the ap- pOintment and qualification of the undersigned as administrator with the will annexed of the estate of John A. Dexter deceased and that persons hay ing claims against said estate, are hereby required to present same, yer flied as required by law to the under signed at the Miners X Merchants Bank of Nome. Alaska. on or before the 10th day of June. 1914.
 Claims not presented in compliance with the requirements of this notice will be given consideration only under the provisions of Section 1853 of the Compiled Laws of Territory of Alaska. This notice given in compliance with the requirements of an order issuing in the above entitled matter from the above entitled court on the 2Sth day of November. 1913.
 ARTHUR COLE. Administrator with will annexed cs-
 tate of John A. Dexter. deceased. Dec ?, Q. 16. g.
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RlRB||lD8
DecemAer 1. 1913.

Decemhsr 1. 1913.
 Affidavit of lntsntien. Tho Trinket. Spieler and Divide as- aociation claims on and near Tissue river: H. A. Ring owner.
 ereof ef Labor. Coloe4do claim. Venus fraction and 1tinagle fraction one mile west of J4eo creek on the beach. Chris Prech- s
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-02

President Bruncr stated positively last night that Captain I.ehfeldt "f the Atheletics would not be allowed to carry out his plan of having q pretty girl stationed at third to re- ward with a kiss every man on the team making a three bagger.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-02

Do you read the Daily Nugget and keep abreast of the doings of the out. side world? Subscribe now, $2.00 p.' month delivered every night before 6 o'clock
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-02

Captain Thompson of the Giants has developed q system of signals by means of which every time ;tn oppos- ing batter has three and two all thu. umpire can see is an invitation to have one beer
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-02

Pitcher Bruner of the Fcderals was getting 'tm over in great shape last night In the event the other bats men begin to find him, however. Coomhs is also q star slahhist
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-02

E. w. J. Reed of the Federal team was dockcd q months salary last night for missing practice The man tg"ment is determined that league is serious business
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-02

There are some pretty classy catch CTS In the various leagues doing bus- ness around the United States but none of them is any quicker on tn. throw to bases than Catcher Allan of the Atheletics.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-02

Pitcher Lewis of the Giants strained hts arm last night in throwing wha' he calls the grapevine curve Captain Thompson at once turned his star slabrnan over to the trainer and ex- poets to have him in shape Friday night
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-02
BASEBALL DOPE

It Is great to have reputation like unto First Baser Barnholdt. Only one league team is going to be happy . That's the one that gets him.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-02

Roster at third Elmer Reed in the field, Captain Coombs al second and Sheldon and Bauer of the FcderalS all played sensational ball at las; nights practice.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-02
THANK GOODNESS.

Thars doos!s sster Bass has been vfjtiaS for Information about Alaslca. NbW I've mailed her a copy of tho NasSet's Mining and Dredging Edition eed shell have 1t all.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-02

No on" can blame the captains for all wanting to nail the star players mighty careful not to let any personal influence get into their assignments.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-02
NEW ELi1E BATHS.

ton. Staples building, corner Froni and B street. Mono bu tfrssh water used. John Monahan, proprietor.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-02

From the best inforamtion nbtaina there will be a record crowd al tn. opening gmes. Team flags are al ready in demand and it will he q gal, night in baseballdom
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-02

Judge Tucker has very kindly con- cented to open the first league gam. of the season and will toss the spher, into the diamond on Friday night After that place your bets.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-02

Captain Coombs of the Fedcrals is just like 6 certain other wise old fox of baseball. He just smiles and says nothing. The man in the National league who did that last season won the pennant
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-02

The absence of Bauer of the Fcdcr- als will be felt by the team. He has heen playing a stellar game at the first station. However q cheechaco
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-02

Captain COombs of the FcderalS has offered to pay the expenses in oi Christy Mathcwson if he will pitch for the Red White and Blue team thu, winter.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-02

In answer to d telegram sent tr Pitcher Flank by Captain Bursik oi the Red SOX asking the best way tn strike d man out the famous biz league twirler has returned this an swer: Don't let him hit it."
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-02

Any girl who shows up at a league game without the colors of her fla vorite team is not evnn in the infant class of roOters
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-02

if you want to get in you'lI have to hurry. Baseball opening at Eagle hall. Friday night at 8:30.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-02

one thing is pretty certain. II has been born in on the critics that Ma guire of the Giants Is some baseball player.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-02

Scotty Allen of the Giants fell last night while running bases and injur- cd his throwing arm. He may be kep; out of the game temporarily
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-02

doesn't often get a chance to ride be- hind reindeer and Captain CoombS reluctantly let his first sackmnn go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-02

There is something the matter with the Giants. Then play has improved about sixty per cent in the last week
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-02
SEND YOUR LAUNDRY

To the Peoples Laundry where you will receive good work executed by nene but white employees. whs receive the standard wages.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-02

The Red SoX went through q whirl- wind practice last night. The who'll, team is young and full of ginger Nearly every man on the team has q batting eye and can soak the ball where the fielders are not into tho gallery.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-02

If the directors award IIarnholdt l.. the Giants the hole at first will bt nicely filled but there will be one terrible wall of anguish from other sources.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-02
AT THE NEW EAGLE.

Hsmrieh oros,' Apollo Beer on dravsht, aiso "sslset" by the bottle or eAse.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-02

stssrd" aRdl eft se1I :sts~ss, beiisrs, so bvsnsna Columbia shsvsis, picks, aobhosoeeoWoss- oavq.meMsy. e Helt's
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-02
AT THE NEW EAGLE.

Old Lewis Hunter Rye and the Fa nous Athsrton Bourbon whisksys. Distilled spring 1So4. 1905 bouen. in bond and reduced to 90 per cent by U. 8. government. by the bottle gallon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-02
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Classified Ads.

All Classified Ads Must Be Paid i'
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FOR af.LE.

FOR SALE OR RENT Good piano
 Address Nugget.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26
RECORDED LEASES.
With name and address Of lessee.
MAY "a

BELMONT AVE. 2iS7; all. George R!ngIer
Co 20 Michael Pignone = yrs from May ]. 1913,
$40 address. 203 East g2c -
BECK ST $50. rooms on p floor. Martin
Pletscher Construction co 10 : TeIrrns Nls
. from May 1913. $3.50 address 500 Beck -.
BROOK AVE. s 2 cor 149tn st. corner store.
Samuel b ogden 20 George Ringler Co Yrs
from May l. 1913. 81. 500. address. 2O8 East
92d ST.
MORRIS AVE. a36 store and basement:
Frank Schellhammer 70 Charlotte Ettinger. 2
yrs from April /. 1913. 5000 address, 964 Nor
riS
TINTON AVE 1l43 store. floor. etc: John
Maier % Otto Scheidegger. WIS from May !.
1913. S72O address. 42i East 64th 81
WEST HALF LOT "a. ma Clasor.S Point.
2OxiO0: Michael Peifrer TO George Wietman
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26

"a WIS from May /. 1919. $4,000 TO sl2'oo"'
address. 1895 JEFFERSON It. BROOKLYN; ~. xo
5IIl AVE. so and lgl. part o. IN ,tnIai5 I9sii5 4
,rs from Feb l. 1914 5000. aF"Fess' l'i'
North 18th ST. Philadelphia. =, -.,,,,o,
9TH AVE. 354. store. etc: LOUIS .Ioi9
10 John Dapper. yrs rom may =
81 OSo. address 354 9th ave. t,,os l.
9TH AVE. 7b9. north store. ~, lnnts
center. agents Tor r. l. Center. 70 Max Nane5 a,aes
hor. yrs and II mos from june l. i'''
81 600. ndress. 100 9th ave I'll r-,.1
+6TH sT Sc west. store floor. Emil fras' ~
10 Little queen. Inc: yrs from July l. l'4''
s. 800. address 50 West 4jth 81 =.
S6TH ST % West: all. VI LoulEt E"'m 'tat9
Marie NcNanus. : yrs from sept J. 1910
So 400: address - west S1th 81 l.-,
1SlST ST. eos West. st're' Elias ANN ~,
20 Thomas O'Ericn, yrs ahd : M "a, "a,
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26
BORoUGH OF BROOKLYN.
LONG ISLAND.

Attractive Cottage, $3.50. at
BRIGHTW ATERS. Bayshore. l.. l. Plot I5x
10. contains rooms steam heat. Bungs
lows So 200 Up. Pictorial Album No. II sent
on request r g. ACKERSON CO. ] West
34th St New York.
SUMMER COTTAGES FOR SALE.
Manhattan Beach Estates. i92 b way, y. l.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26
wEsTCBEsTER COUNTY.
FARMS Fer SALE.
NEW YORK STATE.

FARMS and country homes in Rockland and
Orange counties. tell me what you want and
see me.
HOWARD GOLDSMITH. los West 3<A st
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26
BY Herbert A. Sherman.

4OTH ST. $40 West n 8. 800 It W Of 10th
ave 25x9s9. 3 sly tenmt and stores and : sty
rear stable I. Cutting et al, trus agt Mary
Brady e. al: Gerard & > sttys. MyrOn sulz-
berger. ref, due SlOO63 81, taxes. etc, SoS4 %.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26

18th ST 231 East 5 go Il W Of % ave
25xlO22 4 stv tenmt. TIM LINER agt Sol
Hudes et al: Lev kowitz & :. attys. r F Nag-
ner. ref. due s. 395 10: taxes. etc. $685. 10. sub
TO first mtg OF $1,000.
AVE A. 1925 W s. I6T II n Of 10Th 81, p. 6x
100 stv stable. City Real Estate Co agt Lo-
renzo Scinto et al. Harold swain atty A
Foley. ref. due Sl6.127 20. taxes. etc, 1898 a..
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26

In samuel GoldstIcker
BY Henry Brady.

LEROY ST. 40. W cor Bedford. Is 30 4
sty tenmt and stores Lun agt Martina
Winters ct al. l y Williams. atty, Abr Bene-
DICT ref. part.tIon
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

An entire top floor. with
light on four sides for
IITHOGRAPHER OR PHOTOGRAPHER.
NONAUAN EMPRESS COMPANY BLDG.
2ls-22e W. 18th IT.
Monahan Express Company, owners
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26
seAL ESTATE AT AUCTION REAL ESTATE AT

You Have Some money!
You Would Like to Make Some Money!
You Don't Want to Take Any Risk!
so19 Separate Lots That Must Be Sold!
30l9 Seuarate Lots that must be sold at Public Auction
Whether they bring $5 EACH $50 each' $500 each or
$4,000 each-
Thew have GOT to be sold to help pay creditors of
the Carnegie Co. and the NohernB Bank OF New York
If will take week or ten days to sell them
Where are the Buyers to come from?
It Is Beautiful Property High, Level Ground,
About Mile Long and Half Mile Wide
The City has grown up to it,
The Streets have been ceded to the Clty.
All of them are practically on grade.
Many of them fully improved
$4,000 assessment has been
paid for the trunk sewer.
But Go Look at the Property Yourself!
It's really worth while
And with the Bronx growing at the rate of 5000 people
the value increasing proportion cannot help but see
this is chance to make money
Without Taking Any Risk
At the absolute and unrestricted Auction authorized by
The State of New York Banking Department
49, of the 3O19 Separate Lots
kANssSaNMA Four Dwellings and the Club House
S5e&S4S4Aaw formerly the
Morris Park Race Track
Bronx Borough, New York City
Sale will Ibe held mtheC bHoueon the Property
Saturday May 31st, and Succeeding Week Days
7oS can Mortgage insured la & Trust c"
TOG to Morris
IheS SuhMax
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26
- y . ON00 III = q Ut =
BY Joseph =. Day


thews 0-I1S ave. e' 1872 6xi25 7x57x1485 Hudson
Trust Co agt Anthony stumpf et al act action
Holm Boo 1sS 3d. ys etc F2isT sac So fucker
Matthews sHDslit+ ave. S1iiixlis 21-x9S3 same
Sss ess SEM 7S!ion 7S taxes 'e ete' si5S IS
BRONXDALE ave. s 81 II OF Mat
thews ave 2ssxl1l6x25xl25.1 same ast
same: action o same atty. same ref due
81 409 80 taxes. etc. Sl57 S..
BRONXDALE AVE. $. st3 u of
Matthews ave. 2s. sx97 5x251ill.6; same ag'
81. 4oa s8: taxes etc. s2O6 Sc.
BRONXDALE AVE, :. lls7 n ~
Matthews ave. 27lOx6s 4x25x1os5; same sst
81 290 90. taxes. etc Sl61 50.
PRONXD ALE AVE. 5. l466 u or
Matthews ave. 261Oxi11. 11.7x25xl2l.4: same
agt same: action 6: same atty; same ref'
due. 1890 90 taxes. etc. Sl452 "a
BRoNXDALE % AYE :, ,SvosxiS, liza = sams os
agt same: action o same atty: same ref
due. s1.527 SO. taxes. etc. sl9l 76.
MULlNER- AVE; " g Ts4 n unoSdr OF STpnsi Tpns,
co agt Anthony Stumpf ct al; action :.
Holm. W and s. attys; Peter fucker ref
VNsr-TIYER AVE. vs. 1894 Z, Of Bronx
6aia ave 2j1xlOQ11x-x11O9 same ast
same. action 4: same atty; sane ref; due
K1l72 As. taxes. etc. Sll1.
on WEDNESDAY.
Al main entrance 0OAlNS Cou4 '44D-.SO'
BY Special Master
BROADWAY. 395 10 3e9 W cor Walker st.
40 iOxl27 X irreg. - siy loft ana ONCE bldg;
Eouitable Life Assurance Society agt In
,roveT propertv Holding Co et al; Alexander
& q attys: PaysOn Merrill. special master.
AT No. IA Vesey street. at noon:
BY Joseph P. Day.
7TH AVE n cor cathedral Parkway, 20 II
100 and stv bldgs j ; Cram. eXr. etc,
art Julius schattmsn e. al. G + Weller. atty
nj Dalberg. ref, due, $751; g, taxes etc
TSsHrNGTON ST. 7f2 and IA, s. 30 IT
. 80 ftfh At 80 lx64 sN irreg two sty tennis
s,d stores and ] sly rear bldg j NJ VI Grant
o. al exrs agt Marie AcSermann 81 al; NJ :
Boriand atty: G Herman, ref; due, III
Os4 a.: taxes, etc. N24l ~
ave 2OxiOO1i. sty dwg, r Marson agt
Marv Becker - al. q ~ Luscomb. atty; a
i-nger ref: due. Si6554 9s; taxes. etc $3.50
fOIsT ST 50 East. =. 20 n or Park
ave 25xiOO H. 8 sty tenmt. Goldschm!dt
=, Al trustees agt r BoVles et al: ID r
Tourney. atty: r ) Healy. ref; due. Sl6.947 so;
taxes. etc. .s7s Ss
By Bryan L. Kennedy.
taaTu ST " 3 i75 n " Of Broadway 501
a9'ii. vacant; c A Briggs agt \ Gordon ct
~ r l. Msyham. atty; Ely Neumann. ref
d9e s14 SO4 %. taxes etc. 50. O66 IS.
10TH ST n s. 100 n Of Sd ave. Brooklyn.
2p5xIOOi !. vacant; vol sale.
BY Herbert A. Sherman
t72D ST. West. g. 100 n Of ST Nicholas
ave 5OXal6 vacant. o Power. trus. agt -
4 Duncan et al. Theo Hansen atty. Percival
WIIds, ref; due. ,2Z9 70. taxes. etc, siI6 10.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26
APARTMENT HOTELS.
APARTMENT HOIElo
THE LANGDON ssh =
Now open. New York's latest ,r,sasss
hotel. Booklets and particulars on,,r6S
EDMUND n. CHAllb~~~

ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBsSkiiI iIjutss'
for The Tribune received at tne ssis 81
ONCE. No. 1894 Broadway. between Sx,rtw
37th sts.. until Q O'Clock y. m. 80
ments received at the following oIsn ~
az regular rates until O'Clock p s,s s -
2s4 sth ave, 9. 9. cor. sd St, ioo W.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26

BROADWAY. 395 TO 399. cor Walker st.
40 i0xi27. X irreg. 10 sly loft and ofice bldg;
EQUITABLE Life Assurance Society agt I'm
proved Property Holding Co ct al; Alexander
A, No IA Vesey street. al noon:
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26
= w -
By Joseph r. Day.


l49TH ST. $. i75 II W Of Broadway. 5o1
% II vacant: c A Briggs agt n Gordon et
~ p l. Mayham. atty; Ely Neumann. ref
due s1l. .SO4 %. taxes. etc. 1886 S.
18TH ST. n 5, 100 n OF 30 ave- Brooklyn.
2g5xIOOI vacant; vol sale.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26

i72p ST West. o. 100 n Of 81 Nicholas
ave 50xs46 s. vacant. o Power trus. agt ID
I, Duncan et al. Theo Hansen. atty. Percival
WlIds, ref. due. 81, ,22s 70. taxes. etc, Ii76 10.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

CWth name and address Of purchaser ana
Attorney
Nav u
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26
Rv snecial Master.

on WEDNESDAY.
Al main entrance County Courthouse.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1913-10-27
HOPES To HARNESS RAIN
HARVARD PROFESSOR HOPES TO
DISPEL FOG.
Would Drive Randrops to and Fro
at Beck and Call Of Man,
and to Arrest Frosts.

Cambridge, Mass. Oct. 20.-To har.
ness the raindrops and drive them to
and fro at the beck and call of man,
to Danish the fog banks, to arrest the
frost, and to chart rivers of the air
in all their windings, broad belts and
loops are some of the few tasks that
Alexander G. Meade, recently ap-
pointed professor of meteorology at
Harvard, has set about to accom-
plish
Prof. McAdie's official station
where these experiments will be
servatory, of which he is the director.
He succeeds the late A. Lawrence
Roth as the head of this observatory,
the latter having willed the institu-
ton to Harvard at his death and also
a sufficient fund to maintain it.
ultimate considerations of i'm
mense Importance" Prof. Meade
says. are the hopes which aerology
holds out to us that some day we
may be able to make our own wealth
er, so to speak We must continue our
studies of the physics of rain. We
know about all there is to know
about rain, except the answer to the
all-important question, the nucleus OF
the raindrop. We must discover what
the nucleus or centers of condensa-
tion are, whether they are ions or
electrons of a diameter no greater
than the $4,000 part of an inch.
II think we shall be able to dispel
fog, too. over an area wide enough to
be of relief to crowded cities. Al
ready we can dispel fog with ease IL
our laboratories. The problem is to
get some method for destroying fog
that will be commercially practical
bic.
There are rivers in the sea, just
as there are rivers in the air. Until
these currents are charted, aviation
cannot be made commercially prac-
ticable, however perfect aeroplanes
are made from a mechanical stand
point. When the air is completely
charted we have taken a long step
toward the 20 to 100 hour flight
across the Atlantic, which the ayi-
ators promise us
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1913-10-27
GOVERNOR IN STRIKE ZONE
Colorado Executive Begins Personal
investigation Of Conditions in
Troubled Territory.

Trinidad. Colo, Oct. Glow. Am
mons began a personal investigation
of conditions In the southern Colo
RADIO strike field. Accompanied by his
secretary, Claude Fairchild, Attorney
General Farrar and Assistant AdJu-
tant General G. NJ Lee, he arrived
here from Denver, + is understood
he desires to satisfy himself whether
militiamen, asked by the operators,
are needed.
Auditor of State kenehan esu-
mates that ii will cost $1,0OO,OOO to
nut militia into the field and to main
tain them, and the executive has
made tentative arrangements with
five Denver banks. it is said, to hon.
or state warrants to raise the money