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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27
GOVERNMENT TAKES
ANOTHER SHOT At
UNION PACIFIC
Action Filed Before Commerce
Commission TO Prevent the
Alleged Monopoly of North
western Business.
tay Lsassa wire go gtsS,ss as.sla'

Washington Fcb 1.-THE tmted
-tatcs today began an action before
fhr Interstate commerce cuWiuif fiun
Gao prevent what ls called au attempt
hy the I uuu Iuriu, railroad tuW-
panN tu munupuli2r ull thr trtiiiu
bound fiI the Pacific uurthW,tt. from
points in the mlddlr west und Great
Lake points
This action uus brought through
the interior department. which alleges
iu its petition that tbv Union hdrlit
uu December &c. lHtl published O.
iHriu covering through shipment
from points on the Mississippi Jnu
Missouri rivers and the Grrat Lakes
tu points On the oregon short Line
The rates provided. the petition go.
lrgcH, we're not applicable unless ship
mcuts were turned over to th, Union
Pdrinc ut itS eastern terminals "a
kansas titA. No. Council nuns Ca
LeavcuWurth Kan Omaha fremunl
uf norfolk, Nph ~ iz the contention
uf the interior department that tai,
provision ln the tNrin prevents tht
shipment uf freight from Mississipp
aud Missouri river aud Great Lake
points over the Nurlhurn racinc rail-.
road Whirh. it is runtpndrd N q
shorter &C. tr The hrcgun Shurl
Line H. declared tu bo a Union paoih,
property and thr latter puad through
las iarins prevents the former from
prumulgating through rates over 9TH
cr lines from points mentioned in ths
petition 10 points un the oregon
short Llno,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27
GOVERNOR OI COAHIuA
SENDS DEIJ TO HlIHIA

EUglc Pass. Tex, Feb 2t.--Gu ',r-
nor I1rrrult ui IA, state ut Cuahun
TO-DAY sent u messenger tu the As-n-
rnird prrHs representative at e. sit
PuHa with this -tit'uoul.
II wish ,mphatl,tllN 'u I,n IN
reports Ia the effect that I am dealing
with the .u-,ailrd iiuvI,a govern
mcut aud tu stat, further that 3 have
me- intention ever ut considering aus
sort ui "a compromise
Governor tarranXa said that Gene
raj lluorta could give him ne salts
factory explanation h. what right h,
claimed the prCsidrnC, ui McNicu au,
that hc (CarrauLan would stand uul
Tor the constitutional go,"rnm 'u
against all udds. Colonel CUrranEu
today held pirdras Ncgras. uppusit,
l.a gle Pass, There has been "a,
immediate prospect of unS light
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27
Committee on Interstate Com.
merce Demands Immediate
Amendment of Sherman An
ii Trust Law.
COURTS HAVE NO RIGHT
TO SET ASIDE LAW
Senator Cummins, Author of
Document. Declares Atti-
tude of Supreme Court Is In.
conceivable.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27
Great Banking House Reads
Straight from Shoulder Lee
ture to House Money Trust
Committee.
CLAIM ANTIQUATED BANK
SYSTEM Is RESPONSIBLE
Declare People Would No
More Trust Financial Af-
fairs to Rascals Than Would
Fill Congress With ROgues.
tBy Leased Wire 60 Evening Herald. }


Washington. Feb. e1-A general
denial of the existence or possibility
ot "a money trust" WAS presented 10
tho house money trust committee to-
day In q lonC letter sent by J. p. Nor
San aud company. at the invitation of
tho committee" Upon tho receipt 81
the Morgan letter Chairman Puio gave
out % letter written 90 Morgan aud
company. saying that tb, Investigation
into Morgan and company had been
ended january @, and thai tnc COM
mittc" had been 1t work on its report
Tor month
Your memorandum the reply
concluded. 'manitUstly comes too late
tu be- of value. Tho Mnrgnn letter
laid at the door OF the present bank
ing Und cure tncy laws the rvspunsi.
hiiity for any concentration" uf mo-
nry ANA credit that may exist
IN IT. conclusion ds tu the commit
tees activities the letter said. we
venture tn submit that la a strong
public opinion there lies the greatest
safeguard of the community The
public are the ones who cntrust nank-
crs with such influence and power as
and the public Is unlikely 10 entrust
| that power To- weak or evil hands,
Your counsel ASKED witnesses whether
| the present power held hy bankers la
this country would not be menace
| N "a lay Ia rsil hands
'lf congress were tu Tan Into evil
hands the results might be dcplorabIc.
| Hut 20 us IL seems as little li6cl that
the citizens of this country VIII nll
| congress with rascas at u is that they
VIII culrust the leadership of nvif
business aud financial affairs to set
! uf clover rOguCs."
The letter says tuut suyn couccntra-
| tIou uf money iu New YORK as has uC-
| CURED is du, to the autiquatcd
| banking s,stcm' and the natural iaW
| which lU every country creates some
! one rits us the great financial cen
ter
THAT part OF the MONEY trust rvsO,
| Wtluu declaring that " o. generally
| believed that groups uf HuHnciers ere,
ate. avert ana compose companies wac
| particularly attacked hN the letter
| Morgan ana company set forth thai
| amy withholding of money credit bl
| one man In any market would h'
! promptly relieved bS the automatic
How OF credit from some altogether
| foreign source
! we regret" said the l,tter,' thai
| la belief so incredible. 80 ahhorrcu
I and sn harmful to the couutr, shout,
| Tor u moment has, found lodEmcn
ans Where, ana Wr welcome your ia
lNvstivrtiuu ~ an opportunity FOR az
| Co state that, Go tho extent oi our oh
| sprNutiOns aud experience. there i'
not even yo-tiRe uf truth iu the idoa
that iu whole or in part The unancih
| conclusion uI 1907 was brought uT
| through the design of any man "l
| men
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27
REFUGEES NJ DI.L ITO
SrlCK TO AMERICAN soil.

del RIO, Tea, Feb. 21,-fhr car
rama revolt provccdrC without right
ing today ln the section at Mexico
HdJoinins this place. Twenty tiNe
hundred refugees trum Las Nacar
aud from Mexican ranches near thc
border in bel Rio wau.,g under th,
carran1a men viii come some time
today "a capture Las Nacas. There
ts not sign 0t preparall0i tor resist
auce there and none h expected
Meanwhile the refugees viii wail
' on American soil
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27
William B. Wilson. Prominent
Labor Leader Likely to Be
Handed Portfolio in New
Department.
M'REYNOLDs OF GOTHAM
NEW ATTORNEY GENERAL
Louis D. Brands UppermOst
in Mind of President Elect
as Successor to Secretary
Nagel.


tIiy Leased Wire 10 IvcninR Herald
Washington. - e.. Frb 27.-Tno
pleas OF union labor tor representa-
tion la the presidents cabinct. may
be recognized In the selection Of Rep.
resenlative William y. wilson Of
Pennsyl,ania 60 be- secrelary of the
newly created department uf labor.
THIS Information along with oth y
reliable udvlccs came To- the political
icudor- at the capital today direct
from Trenton. NcV Jersey Bcpre-
sentative Wilson has hecn endorsed
by tho American Federation Of Lu-
bur. aud WAS ut one timc. secretary
of the United Mime Workers of Amer
lea.
From the same suurces Il was
learned that William G.. Redficld, of
Brooklyn. n. ~ might be a member
uf the cabinet For what portfolio
hc N being considered was not di-
vulgcd. bat Il ~ known that the pres
idont-eloct holds the highest regard
for MI. Rcdfield's views on the tariff
ana has TOR some time hoped TO have
him as one Of hts close advisers
About the future of three portfolios
agriculture. interior and war---lis-
tie Us known and IL u hintcd that they
will be filled by men whose names
have not been generally mentioned
heretofore
Though William A. Glasgow. a
Philadelphia lawyer, ana EdKar Far
rar of New orleans. la. former
president of the American Bar assoc
citation. are reported stu To- be un.
der the consideration of ths presl.
dcnt-eloCt, the most reliable iuformu-
ton obtainablc today n that James a.
McRcyuolds, of New York city viii
he the new attorney general
Confirmation comes from every
side that the president has se-
lcCtcd William Jennings Bryan tur
secretary or state. William o. Me-
Adou. tor secretary or the treasury
JOsephus Daniels. Tor secretary of the
navy and Representative Albert But
Lesson. uf Texas, tor postmaster gem
pral
The name of Luuis p Brnndcis.
stili s known tu bc uppcrmost IN MIR.
Wilson's mind tor secretary of com
mvrvC, us tn" pust now held by Mr.
Nagci probably wit bc called here
after
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27
-Four Of Famous Paris Automos
bile Bandits win End Lives
on the GillOtine; Life Sene
fences for the Rest.
LEADER OF DARING GANG
COMMITS SUICIDE
BlOOdthirsty Raiders Held
Paris in Terror tor Months
and Have Twensy-Ope Mnr-
ders Charged I'd Them.

liiy LEASED Wire to Eronlne ReeaafD
Paris. France. Feb. s7.--I'he trial oe
tho gung Of twenty-five ausomobila
bandits. VINO held Paris IN teFror TOR
months, ended tOd@V. after twentys
one days. A vardfct'of guilty waa rD~
turned against eighteen Of the priao-
ners on counts Including murder. aF~
Fuur ~ tho accused. Including three
women. were found NOT guilty BY tka
Jury Anuttg the indictments wefa
no fewer than tweuty.two murders.
tho victims being q motor.dFivor. bane
messengers. frcight agents and police
men. The gang held up q number oe
suburban banks broke into the res-
iacnccs of prominent people. killed
the rhief of the Paris dedoctivea. sea
ire tu buildings and finally wiaen
their two leaders. Bonnet and Cars
nisF were in danger 0k arrest, un~
derwent two siegcs In the cnriEons 90
Paris
In the course Of these slegcn. it Was
found neceHsary 20 cail out hundreds
of troops. whole s4uudruns of miii-
tary. mounted police and practically
the entire forCe of pntroallien. who
bombarded the bandile Tor many
hours IN their sanctuaf3eN and then
found several og the leaders of the
gang Wing dead, riddied wlth bullets.
IHrouy. the 'ounrcAioe oAnuit,
when ne heard that he waa condemn
ted suicide IA his cell N pFteop "
taking poison. which. upeSuniAbly, vas
pssaed 90 him a. ha WIS tne court
room
-Four of the twenty.tw0 bandits
we're sentenced TO death by tile gull
iotine
The condemned men are, DleudonnS.
sa.. ga "a
whom "a number Of murders we're
proved Fourteen OF the other6 we're
sentenced 10 long terms of imprig-
oumcut
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27
uI.NuI.I ~ CuNHtiIN
NOIiHlEs " ASHlNt,IuN

Washington. Ivh 90 Fhu 40
puiutmcut bS President lluCriu Ui q
new Ambassador tu the Uuijod states
M the person. ul Emilin iahaEu %
expected 10 have the effect ut bring
ug tu speed, ISSUE the uu stiuu ~
recognition hs "a tutcd state. ot
the provisional government ui McA
leo. Up to the present time, the &C..
Htiuus bvtv 80 40, tup gu'rruIuvul-
have been on Al, ii,iu huris ana
the adminittitiun hat not hucn com.
mIitud tu a. pulitical recognition col thc
iiucttu But CrumUnt, although Aiu.
ua.sHdur Wilson has freely transact
rd business with u
Nov that thu thr Nttutd I.Nult ut
GuNrVuuI t'uIlaHIH. 81 tudhuil'. ucl.
ually has taken form the military au-
thurities here hn,, concluded that
u IN set too eatiN tu carry uu thvlr
plans Tor aul uunaidrtahlv reduction
ut the Am 1IiUau military force on
The " sAlrHu border secretary sum
auh har assured the senate commit
tee on foreign relations that psocau-
tiun has boon taken tu prv, tnt IA,
entry into Texas ol raidiug parties oi
MrxiCans aud. t necessary, some ni
10, troops nov being gathered al
Galveston tO make up the second 81.
,iaiun at i'ast ttmporsriN, viii be
diverted 20 patrol duty on the TcNa'
boundary. IS the reports rom the
American Officers Uh the north side
uf the line and the American CONSUL
iu the border states ot MVxico SHOW
necessity tor such action.
STORMS IMPEDE MOVEMENT
on TROOPS 70 GALVIsTON
chicago, Feb - The troop move
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27
HUNDRED MILLION
DOLLARS NEEDED
FOR DEFENSE
Ministers of War and Finance
Join in Petition to French
Parliament for Gigantic
Appropriation.

. Paris. Feb, si.--Tha Frcnch .
y parliament today waA lAkUd 90 y
= appropriate sIOeu0o. 900 9oox y
. the renewal ana Increase uf ar 3
. manpnls and war materials"
. ThiF request was made " the y
. mlnlsters " war and unnnOe, m 9
. note whieh auid; q
. Recent wnrs have ahoWn
. conYlnoinaly that natlunai mcanu q
. Of defense ehugl9 be kept
. abreast og the progress ~ neA-
. enee und military art ANY IN Z
feriOrsty N thia respect wou10 Z
Isse eesSaaaA44Rna1 y
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27
IEDI,RNL Physicians
CONFER WITH SPIdIAIIST

NV NUTk. Frh- -FnysICIUns
representing the federal government
conferred today with br Frederick y.
Friedman, The Berlin, Germany.
specialist. who arrived here Tuesday
bringing his much discussed treat
mcnt Tor tuberculosis. Dr Friedman
hiss given ths Fuve wn~ut SAMPLES ~
his culture Tor testing bf Milton
Foster ot the public health and mar
inc hospital scrVlr, and Br. John r.
Anderson, director eft tine hygicnic
laboratory al Washington. Wvre those
Who called ON the GERMAN uhy aiCiun.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27
FINED $4,000 FOR
INJURY TO COMPETITOR


Joliet. Ill Feb. 27.---Wiliiam Gep-
pard 81 New York. editor Of the Mu
steal Courier extra. vas found guilty.
today lof conspiracy 20 lnturc tho
business OF D. Y. Stexcr piano manu-
facturcr. The jury hxed the punish.
mcnt al two ycars' imprisonment and
q fine uf $4,000. SteRer complained
~ the nature Of article relating ~
him which were published BY Gep-
pard Pending decision OF motion Tor
a new trial Ccppard was admitted "a
bail
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27
NIn, ,.n To .IniI Tor I.Irc.

London, Fru -, Mluant suifra-
gcttcs connected with IA. burning of
buildings iu publir parks are liable
tp penal scr,itude Tor iifr."
This was tho announcement tuda'
pf TraNrrs Humphreys, puull, prose.
Cutor. ln asking the magistrate at the
Kew police court tu commit ror trial
Miss Lillian l.cntuu aud Miss Joyce
Locke.
rhc two were arrested IN February
20 Tor settling IRE tu Is pavilion lu TIE
Kew botanical gardens
~ uak, my charge. said MI
Humphreys. under the malicious
damage act which makes Il q felony
punishable pN pcuul scrNitud' fur iif"
for auS person a. tire building be-
longing Geo thc hing ur devoted tu pub
lig use
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27

Guivesion. Feb. 81 4 heevy squall
~ wind aud rain carly to-day swept
over Camp Crockett. where the main
iotrc uf th'q second arm, division wiz
W"biiig'. THE 5000 men in camp
"'rH awakened tu bTHc, thciT tents,
H rev ut which were biown down. Ma
Ior H"ncrHl tHItef. iu command "i
thr ~, sion, is scheduled tu arrive
with his flnt' lHtc tudu. NrWS dis
patrh. t'H uf tfuop truin- uli over
The r"uth0ost rapidly contefging on
galveston
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27

by Indictment weather according 10
reports received hcrc today ai army
headquarters \ section OF the TWEEN
tN-scNcnth Infantry was five hours
late getting cat of ~ fouis early 10.
dHy while another acytiun was d'
iayud several hpurs last night by "a
wgshom ~ jackson. Miss several
snow storms ~ The west have I'm
pcdcd the DroRtUis "f hrg" mum
hgr uf troops
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27
Conclusion of London Public
Prosecutor Calculated to
Give Serious Set Back to
Female Bandits.
CASE BASED ON TRIAL
OF LENTON AND LOCKE
Humphreys Holds That Burn
ing of Pavilion in Kew
Botanical Garden Comes
Under Malicious Damage
Act.
cuy Lca.rd wire To Evening Herald.

london Fcb. .j Mrs. Pankhurst's 's
hunger strike Was even shorter ~
duration that imprisoned suffrugettes
hitherto have 3ceu accustomed 10. The
home office today pyCrrulcd the Ep-
som magistrates and the suffrarettc
loader was released from Holloway
ilil On bail ~hc agreed not tU par,
tiClpuu personally iu the militant
sunrtErtt' movement pending trial
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27
stcc,,r to IE IIctir~i.

Washington Feb 90 Brigudior
General a. y. Stcc,eu ut present COM
mHnding The second brigade uf the
cavalry division with headquarters at
Fort Bliss. Texas, has been urderrd
before retiring board fui failing
sight Colonel Wilbur y Wilder oi
the Fifth cavalry as senior officer,
viii be- IN temporary charge ~ the
brigade.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27
TURKEY NOW READY
TO SURRENDER
ADRIANOPLE
Ottoman Government Seeks
Good Offices, ef Russia to
Bring About New Basis of
Arbitration.


-Ofu- UIlsuUd- Fen = TurkcV
has az last slsuiued hor readiness tu
ncsutiatc tor pca,r with bulgaria on
the basis uf the .vsSlon ut Adrian
upi" Tho Turkish government has
solicited the good offices uf Russia.
Tr" Russian government TODAY trans
mittcd tu the bulgarian government
a message received from tonrstntln-
uplr, containing the Turkish prTy6--
ais fur fresh NEGOTIATIONS The Bul-
guriun council mot to-day Go discuss
thu subject
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27
SNNNNNSSoNaNNNSN'

The foregoing message from lt.
Cipcs proprietor at the Cipes sani-
thrium hor" makes it seem probable
that the request ot the Commercial
club 60 have tests made here of the
new Friedmauu auti-tubcrculosis sv-
rum VIII hc granted. Tho tone OF IN.
ttp"s Telegram moreover would In
diCutr that hr ~ fayorahiN impress
ed with Dr. F'rlcdmaun and his claims
and hrlirN as that hc uill make good.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27
Or. FRIEDMAN HAS
SOMETHING FOR
TUBERCULOSIS"
SAYS CIPES
Prospects Bright for Consider
alton of Proposition Made
by Albuquerque Commercial
Club to Scientist.
WILL GIVE SERUM TO
EVERY PHYSICIAN

[ special Dispatch 90 EseHinE Herald
= The following Telegram WAS
. received today bN Secretary ~
. a.. fleming of the Commercial =
. club.
= Ncw York Feb. 26
. "a. u. Hcning, secretary Com .
. mctdai club. albuquerque =
. have seen ljr FriCdmaBn. =
= The prospects are bright that ha
y may cunsiidcr the Commercial =
. rluh's proposition. The myii
. certainly hes something. for tu- =
. beruuiusis. lie has refused tite q
. offer OF - million dollars made =
y by Mr. Finley. Ho viii give the
. serum to every physlciau. Tie =
. wants time tu consider how .
= ever have Hu appointment =
y Tor tomorrow y
. JOSEPH :. CIpEg. =
. McAlpip Hotel =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27
Bride FiOe Days
Woman Dies al
The Age of IO5


tBy Leased MIrc 90 Evening Herald }
Los AuE,lCa. cat, Feb - - =
liappinrs~ and excitement kil- 2
. ed Murcrlliut Leon az the age
. ui los years after she had .
. shown strength uf mind and =
body sufficient to win her WaN =
ana obtain thr consent uf thu =
. court. 90 marrs the man of her .
= chuice. who tot iiftA years had .
. been her sweetheart She Is
. dead at her home to-day aitri =
= being bride iur bui five DAYS.
= Relatives opposed tho aged Wu- =
. mans desire Gao marry PlCasau-
. tiuo Icon. Sh, fought them tu
. the courts. obtained the dismiss
al ut hrr niece ts guardian and =
. established hor competency tu
y do as shr choose. bat shortly
. after her murrag" she coilnps- =
. ed
Her death has prusirated her I
. husband who i- 81 years old
. The death certificate gives Mm
= t.nn's use as rs hut in the ar- 4
. tion brought by her guardian. 4
n was staird tu be- 1876.
eN \ q aNeeNN 80 . 9
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27
CALIFORNIA 'vARsITIES
IN ROW OVER ATHLETICS
fRy I.ensed wire 70 ls.oalnt hesaldl I

Stnnfcrd University Cal. FEB.
Athlete relations betN cen stan
FORD uuiyerslty and the University ~
DalliorniH Wee flrmaiiy severed BY
Stauford today The annual Rugby
game betwcen the two uniycfritles u
the 'big game" of the Pacific coast.
az the Harvard football game u
thu 'hH game" ~ the east A
breach opened last tail when there
was dispute over an agreement pro-
Vidina Tor the apppinttncnt Vt ref
erees and AN umpire In the Rugoy
game. Widencd Into the opaa rupture
today II h believed. however, that
new agreement remoN ing pFebent
causes 81 friction viii b. dr1ftca
shortly aud ratified by the associated
students of both universities.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27

Austin, Tex. Fcp. 1.-The house
uf Representatives today tanlcc all
resolutions cundcmmiuE the MeKlcan
authorities for the death of Madero
tnd SuHFe8.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27

srOIlNs IMPEDE MOVEMENT
on TROOPS 70 GALVESTON
ChiCa 90, Feb - The troop move
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27

TODAY's NEWS TODAY
You get n In che HERALD.
sisiy Gents = month or a. ecnts
= week delivered ~ your door,
afty cvmss by mall.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-21
San DIEGO EXPOSITION

A mission city in white, set in a
tropical landscape will be the picture
presented by San Diego's Panama
California Exposition. The exposi'
ton is being built now, several struc.
lures having been completed.
San Diego plas to have her exposi-
ton buildings complete by January j,
1914, that the landscape gardeners
nay have a whole year to decorate 1t
with trees, vines and flowers before
the gates are opened January 1, 1915.
It will remain open the entire year
1915.
Sir Thomas Upton plans to have a
model tea garden and packing plant at
San Diego's exposition. He agrees
to moved the packed tea as fast as
it is wrapped and to bring tea plants
from Ceylon for the garden.
There will not be q single case Of
canned or bottled goods to be seen a
San Diego'sS exposition. All exhibit
ors who show processes must remove
| the product as fast as It is completed
The Aztecs ruled America at one
time but the nation, since the days Of
fernando Cortez has dwindled to lest
than 1000 pure bred survivors. Some
Of these will be brought to San Die
go's exposition, with their arts ant
crafts.
Hello girls at San Diego's exposition
will work behind plate glass wher'
every motion in operating a huge tele
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-21
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Strontiu:n is apparently n of the
minerals which the United States
neither produces nor imports in any
large quantities, according to J. NJ.
Hill, of the United States Geological
Survey. In 1911 only $44 worth of
strontium salts were imported, and
this supply seems to have been sufi'
cient for two years.
StrOntium nitrate, however, was
probably imported, az there was little
apparent elimination in the manufac'
ture of fireworks, in spite Of safe and
sane" Fourths throughout the coun'
try, and in this industry strontiur
salts are used to produce red fire.
The salts most commonly used by thu
makers of pyrotechnics are grouped
with q large number, of chemical
mot otherwise provided for" by tn
tariff schedules, SO that no record 0
the imports Of any special compoun'
is possible.