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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21


ittce II tmncam oft ftmint a.
After aN " said and donc.
We would hate a. lsay insurance
ON nine lives instead 81 onc
Florida Times- linton.
iirts 81 ceutintties remind a.
W. would uli ambition lose
+ wc had ~ lind tho cash 10
kt % d rrntlpeae ln ahoce
Aiienteun Democrat.
lives 81 Flsfs.nis remind ua
Is Ncuit puf ne IN 4 funk
Al from blstb tlil denth we had o.
i4as hro,tHd a elllf trunk.
Sprlnnfleid Irnion.
Lives - sirhilts nn rcmind us
N viii surely gci our goat
al wc caunht Guild and had ~
stand Tor two wards IT sore throat
cincinnati Enquirer.
Lives ~ oslfieues remind us
That the men WOULD he "a prize
III t- .Res were only somewhat
More alons The ostrich size.
o.
wtsuoA CONSISTS chiefly In she
iudielous usc of the blue pencil
90
rT WAS 4 WHY wet rain while .,
O.
wliY NoT cAIL msm Arson.
fbrrrs
FROM lincoln a. Wilson h lone
itimpf '--Iiifsningham Ass Herald
f %
ANOTHER LANDsLipE--bnt b,
caln. ~ calin--ii was merely IN The
Cuicbru @4i.
IN YOrR CONVICTIONS interiors
with your party standing. cut on
youl convictions
o
Ak INDIANA anthoriiy says -,
not hire pretty teachers" bur thll
advice comes from a women.
O.
THE FLOODS may snbside ont thl
turin problem VIII not u viii stal
with IA a. the end OF time or 40 lcRs
until the custom houses are blown up
WHEN MISS ETHEL Roosevelt
became Mira Richard Derby she KEEP
and itsed the word "obey" in the mar
riHge ceremony. Her hair sister di'
not.
YUAN sHIH.KAi Expresses IN
hope that The Chinese republic vii
last ten thousand wears. ne n al
optimist from the head 1T the yrceh
%
PRIDE MAY 40 before a fall
eien When you fal IN love.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21
MR. S.iOkIiR rHE WISE
MAN.
tN&~~N NN~%

tsydrcy Brooks la Harper's WrukiSl
Tho average smoker believes that
"a dark wrapper means strong cigar
and a tight wrapper mia one, ana
hr n ahsolutelA wrong, There u no
conn elton whatever between color
and strength. Squeezing cigars ana
smelling them are equally tallaclous
M tests of quality. So too. n the color
und nrmness az the ash The notion
that the whittier the ash and the long
rr "a stnys on the better the cigar rs
.ltogcther erroneous The best HAY
ANA burns with clear steel-graN ash
aud hes duration ana length are main
rs determined by the size OF the
ulccea used In the filters.
Then. again. the men ~ havana
Insisted Go me- that Il spotted ulka'
meant lrfs than nothing 50 Tar az
quality VII ther gOOG OF bad. MAS
concerned that the barometer at
fpcts cigars far mure than the ihcf-
mumctcr. that the iiky-lookihk
wrapper b. ~ much 60 hc avoided az
the Vclny onr on the one that " oilg
lp patches. that cigars should neither
be- 80 soft a. 20 Yield readily a. ihe
prossure ~ the fingers nor va dry ~
H. crackie. that most of the talk
about condition" h pure Ignorance,
tn Americans being right IN prefer
ring "a moist cigar aud the English
equally right Ia prcierrinE a dryer
nne The vital point Ia ench case he'
ing the proper period ~ recovery
from The scasickhusa that cigars con-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21
4S eNNNeNeNeoNNee.
To WED or NoT no WE'D
oNAooAN~~NNNsos'

To wed or not 10 we'd, that Is the
question.
WhetScr liz better. after nll to inurry
And be- cajOlcd and hullied by hus-
or to take up stcnography or clerk
And slave ulas' Tor SOMEONE
EI.SES husband
10 loyp to wed--nnd 10y wedding
end
The struggles and the thousand petty
cares
That "siuves" are heir to--us "a rare
pe,outly q be- wished for ro love
Go wed
10 wed --perchancr biNblt'E' AH''
there's the rub
FOR In that dream of bliss what joln
may GENE
when wc have cast asidc our ii'l'
Mnsi make us wary There's thc
SORRY thought
THAT mnk,s 80 many spinsters hcsi
tate.
For Who would bear the long. etcr-
nal grind, 49,
IN rmploycr's iohcs, the chief CLERK
The insoicnce ct onlce boys The
smoke
or lasi weeks stosics cnnging 10 the
hair.
Whom She herself might quicklS ond
% uU
ia GETTING MARRIED. ~
would not exchange
4 dinrN Office Tor ktchoncti'
4 Keyboard Tor a cook stove OF
cradle
gut that the dread of something
WDfar to COME
After the honey mon mat hir q"
CHANCE
From whose DARK bourne =" mann
have returned
A., way 81 Reno mis- az win disin'
Ard makes ne rather pear lh' 1""
$50 have
Than o, 10 evils that " know n'
uI"
Thus ruWardiCe makes spiustrrs "l
an many
Rencctinna uf Bachelor Hitl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21


utemebpn aeeerdlns 40 PREF
fsaups 81 Johns Hopkins unnersiiy.
re~ nat ihs l'aihef 81 Lies az VIZ
we're ,ed 10 believe by seripsuEai
.saiemsnt. bun the Father 81 Flies
Apparently We have been victims ~ =
dslumop caured simply ss the use
- one IT. 90 hians "a the iransia-
ssan
rarente " srrnaaei,s sss ass hard
d end. Aiinost ans ~ us ean' think
III moments noilss ~ sumo as-
ouantanre Who hhs fathered mers
and worse ilr~ than Bcclzebub could
ever dselae lselns thc fathes ~ lies
never dla .mpress ~ - being q Ners
appalnns lnaicsmen, of perlzeonb.
who. rpQaners Knows mas many
worse things 10 answer Tor. The fnll
extent u his eriminallty j. revealed
~ Prof Haapi who tells us that hc
y he Father " Fhes
rhe knos, ledge win give more pow
e. to our afm iu the swaiting cam-
paign uhieh IL about % be- formally
opened IN Albuquerque Dear 80
mind that EVERY ~ sou meet ~ o
nnesl descendant Of Deelzebub aud
realize shc importanc, % the WORK
N which YOU arr ensaged. Every
swat - directed. 80 70 speak. straight
az his satanic Majesty and every dead
Musen Demcsiica means a diminu.
lion IN The hadean fanssly
Yea. Ia vers soosh, seattins nie'
beats the devil
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21
The Free Trade Gold Brick and the
LGboring Man
+44++444..4+++4+++4+ .+.+&+.+.+..*.4...44

The ruling spirits az the present
congress propose Go ao away With tae
tdrln on wool sugar lead, zinc aud
many other important productions 90
raN material and articles uf mauu-
iacturc, or "a, leitst 90 reduce u 10 an
insignificant neufe This IS in effect
FREQ trade. and amounts Go AN eiini-
nation ~ ail' protection against the
iuw priced labor oil Europe, and the
Aslutlcs ard the peon la1or Of Mex
leo. Rrazil and tle Argenuue ke-
public.
How Il n possible FOR our mine OPP
era,ngs 10 compete with those 81
Mexico who cmplOy miners at wage
OF a. a-f cents peg day while miners
wages iu this country are $3.50" Can
tho manufacturers ol THIS country
compete With tnoss ui Japan Nhuse
iaborers are paid al wage OF from
o. 90 20 cents per day while our
workmcn in the same line receive
from 81 20 81 per day. Can we anord
10 reduce the iarln on cotton goods
aud enter into competition WITH
japan. WHO buys 1ur raw material.
ana after PAY np freight both ways
with Size urescui Mriu added. b. ahle
no successful, compete with pui man
ufarluters Sea oar own home market
in the sale of thc nniHncd prpdhti 2
Cnn the wool growers OF The stt"l
3yovi realize ans profit from that inn
uortunt industry Ndta nrought into
competition with lhe wool grower of
nfszn aud tine Argentine Republic
,th,re peon tabor ana free pastnrase
prt4nlir
Duiy sophistrS aud dcmaspslsm can
make uu affirmative ansW er.
Is thc hcrrulran task sri before uni
/ farmers minefs. aud captains of in-
duttrl to extract blood from stone
/ Will Norid Wide competition. sp rl"'
Uurully Advocated b., our prcsidtntia
I educator. aud IBIS Experimental ad
I ,lsofa. euahis us t0 prosecute "ui iu
fmsItiaI enferprisrs NltH surcrs if
I ih. f4ct of tuc markod differences lr
labor cor mat exist
The lugle uf events WIll surely SHOW
| that Vita all ouf boasfed superior in
( teluEenrc and ouergf. a." runnoi over
come foreinU competition Yea munnlar
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21

lures and production of raw mater.
hu unless toe wages al the .sing
man are reduced and all economic
conditions are @HuHliard WIN the
Workingnnn of this country consent
,o that infection. ar viii hr aWa&cn
from hls drows, stupOr aud lcein Is"
i,uilzc Tie dypiurhsle aspect and To-
eNifablc result OF ffee trade -uprem-
acy?
What DO The numerous labor strikes
that are So frequent aud 90 such
alarming proportions signliy ANA por-
tend
What IS tlc important demand 2
10 is for an increase of wage. and
yct the very oncs Who rinmor Tor
higher WAGES nrr lhoso Vino allow
themselves Go he blindly icd hy free
trade advocate fn vote fur AMI en -
dotsc system thai viii boz dcsirur-
Tive az lhc results Thea So mucA desire
90 accomplish
The gold brick thdt is being so def
ly handed lirm iH bat the song OF pa"
siren. the irturhcrouH l-psciei thal
lures 40 destruction. How d"cs p
cents prr Do und fur Wont and ts cents
per head Tor sheep ftrlk" thr citizens
of ga. wool growing sini's' How
about frtr hidrH. free sugar irrc cot
ton goods aud uee rice Ate sou
farmers miners. NnrhlnE men unu
manufacturer ready inr Wotld-W idt
competition aud 81 return 90 cuisines.
stagnaflou luscd atupa. dict pl
huitcrnilk aud potatoes. co. soul
house farce WIN tou lousri consent
90 be- bound UKr shoeb iu tnr a1tni'
lrr and puen not your mouths li
the words col latriek licu.N of rrtulu-
uuuay fame "WNl you hc fupiurh
un Your larl until y0Hr on'mN snal
have bound ou hHnd and foot Lc'
us hope not
we mar mot bo able tu avert 90,
coming disaster but tho country "il
again learn tHc sad lesson in lh'
school ot experience. Hud Fhurni'
like, rise rrnm Der ashes WIZ
rFont shr sIu lsarn the inht " N"t
.niuiur false sudH and ruundlug ii
stun tAat dI,lWs are rouipuscd oi.
~ HARRIS
Albuquerque ~ 81. Apul ia. lola
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21

% Tablespoon uf hutlcr and llltle
grated nutmeg MiN Do with Cream
Sauce t'usoninR WIN powdered
sugar, mud serve Ur thickrn win TIE
yoik 0i au rgs beaten win one -third
cup uf rr.um.
spinach u iiliniicnne'
chop very email onion iinc, Try
h in butter add two tablespoons OF
bread crumbs cor flour aud one cup
fui of Nnck Cook until Vhick' sur
ring confidently seasoning win salt
pcpper aud grated nutmvs NlN
With half peck Of spinach cooked
according 10 directions previously
given. fohrnt and chicken WIN Two
eggs Nell bouten Garnish whh hnid-
bottled eggs sliced ur auarirred.
spinach \ "a Creme
boil top iher in fn'iro Nn''I
ue.k ol cleaned spinach nnd one
large d ad nf icttuce Drain riut' W.
cold water. press ont all the hqu'd'
ana rhop fino ltvieai in cream sauce
adding a Nltls sugar ANA grated hu'-
meg 90 the seasoning.
spinach a - trnnealsc'
Boil Inc spinach M FHilro Nhi.l
until tender Drain, chop seasoh WAY"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21
FRANTIC FABLES
Half a Leaf
y, Henry IIorsccIlar.

Y,,s trim little ynrht chemlso was
drawn np't she wharf 10 taks ON
supplies.
in you have never drawn a yacht
up 90 whurf. Just Try v some tlinc.
'rhe only thing ln the world that
wal afford YOU more pleasure than
drawing "a yacht up TO a wharf u 70
draw two yachts 10 TO a wharf
THE only way ! c0ui0 ever draw a
vncht would be with a piece Of chalk.
~ fact { can draw almost anything
lnt check
I'D rnth.r draw cheeks on the bank
than .nchts to the wharf Bot that y
another story
Anyway az the Trim little Yacht
Ch.mlsc was being loa0cd With sbp-
piles an Ancient Mariner sal on h"H
Ia hnlrshead or waikcled plllnutH ana
tyntched the process with % keen cNe
Two hundred Pills OF kegsner hc
saw rolled on board Then Followed
many shakets at huskpane
For five hours did ne ST ana
watch the stevedorcs mutudors. tro'
yadorss. and folding doors and kegs
of bolahollc averages. Even the fore
man ui he gang vas
STOUT
PORTER
suddenly the Ancient Mariner PIX
al his fierclng eye on man wh'
wns bcnrtus across the gangplank ~
Invoice consisting Of hasf-a.loat-ot
bread
Kissing 10 his feet. he placed hi
hand 10 his perspiring forehead aus
scream ID, -
"PUST sly SCUTrIE BUT'rs
WHAT ARE YOr GOING 10 p'
WITH ALL THAT BREADf'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21
SPINACH


spinach on Toast
wash w,ll cooking Dos salicd boil
ing WHior lrsiu and chop fine 'ut
"a tablespoon 90 butter into u sauce
pan with sc0sunins Stif in the spin.
ach aud BEST smooth. Nnrn hot ID
tablespoon of cream. Tour upon
buttcrtd toast
spinach Onclct.
Beat Tour eggs separately then SCR
fhem into 1870 Tablespoons ul chopped
enOkcd spinach Ada sinnii uutn-
titf of f.n,la chupprd onion alto pep-
per ana ulf AliN Thoroughly Pour
lnto ID huttrr.d pakiug dish aud bake
Tor fftrcn ui tWcuY minhtoH.
~pinach in Pepper Gases.
cot olf thf stem rnd ui large
sN.Cot uepprrs and rrmoNe tho seeds
and tough membrane Bolt Tor ni-
teen minHtfe ihHn fill INC pcppnrs
ulth rhopptd epnkod spinach. whfh
haa been fausoned with salt pepper,
and butter Cover with huiirleu
ifoad crumbs. aud bake in thc oven
until ulooly drowned.
spsnpili 10 Ia Mode,
llfnn mWh ~ spinach, chop n
fine and cookNt for five minutes WIN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21
mNnnAL LANps cl.AssIrrEp.


Dnrlns the month Of March the
United States sociological survey ciassi-
ned i.4o2 acres 90 ,coal land Nish a
valuation 81 sge.g2s. Il also classi-
hed 7ss.oli acres of withdrawn land
a. nun-coal in character one coal
land withdrawal % s.s2e acres was
made IN Colorado. and coal land res-
ioratlons 60 public entry amounting
to g33. igs acres were made in Cole
RADIO. Montana south Dakota and
wyofning Onc phosphate withdrawal
~ s2g acres was made in Florida.
water power reserves were created
IN California. Idaho. Nevada. oregon.
Washington and wyomine. amount
ing 10 io.sse acres. aud restorations
OF gIi acres previously withdrawn
for power sites were made IN Colo
rndo. Idaho and Washington. a puo-
| ne ~ater-hole reserve embracing
zoo acres was made IN ARIZONA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21

tract a. easily ~ their smokers, a
period that varies with tho length Of
the voyage, that except for the cx-
cert who has given hia whole life 10
the business, there are virtually no
outward Indications thnt can be re-
lied upon In choosing = cigar. and
that for the average man, unxioua 20
lind out whether given Havana y
~ good quality throughout and WI
burn we'll the only tcst h 60 smoke
Il. ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21

Who might a. well prepare 90 be
unanimously Ctssei aH urand official
Buster Of The LuEty. trusty Trust
Who might we'll make up his mind no
matter what he dHcs. they'll use him
for punching bag and ruffie up MS
fusxT Who'll he accused by Coninvn
folks OF bending a. the kalc " ne,
perohnnce, shout fail Go th~ow the
nabobs AT IN lah; Who y bc nsFnii-
ID hy noneyed mugs ~ PLAYING to
the stands if ir1m the pcepufs thor
Ak he essays - 80 1se tHcir innds !
Who'll find hls ~ "a hn' one rcund
~ c,stncy and iDv And wicker
sham en tour tno whilvl Tint JAMES
AeNeynolds bow
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21

wenosle, Girls deny ,he ror, that
they have drawn the hne pi income
al $4,000 when Young man wants
10 marry n Is really too bate 90 zee
tract for ihe young men have decid'
"a to get the f5.u1O first
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21

AMER every bstiic fdouble town
along tho international lime. the com
baiants are STORMY told INST there
must bc no mora shooting int1 Amer
lean territory The MeNicans apollo
eize profoundly Tor ihc nadyertence
90 which we complain and siudioush
refrain from "a repetltln Of the Of
fense--untl she ncHi time
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21

sonora. sinal0a. Durango ana me
rest ~ The bunch are anNioua ~ Bee
come Du0er snfs io keep hauies
AWAY from the NO Gunde
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21

The Young lady 40 Nasfar Nho was
voted 10, hes classmates thc preities'
eirl ut her olass amen she Was "a
sophomore. has been similarly hon
orod when she ls senior she must
have had an OF year when she was &"
junior
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21

Among the reasons suggested for
the increased vote in Michigan
against woman suffrage ~ "A reRulsion
81 sentiment occasionad By the con-
duct Of the English surraeettes.
Those who were moYed rs that con
Liberation 20 Yoto against equal suf-
flage Should refuse o. cat niacnronl
becaune they do nr approve 81 the
4 amorfa There A nothinE in COM
mon between the sunragettcs ana the
sunfagists. eNeept the derire TO OBJ
tain the ballot The latter. however
ara not In sympathy with the terror
ist methods pf the former and have
sought by persuasion what the Ems
llsh mnrasrites are trying o. Secure
bs force.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21

liking u Ne dion't have to DO v
CARL 4AGENBEcK died ~ snake
bite Af,rr Hrtrn scnfs many Will
epHslor how ne coalu ~ seven years
Nlthout findiug a cure TOR snake
bite
"MY LltE" sighed the insuroncc
agent ~ Gun 90 wurmWood ana
gait Us tut so asked tho victim
Funny overlooked the worm-
%
MRs YouNGWEpb. saopplng
look al tnir nlM stove nlth the
ssasa door Ia the oven Wonder ny
t'a made of glars Nr Youn.we1d.
IT'S 20 make the bread lighter !
suppose.
o
TiIE FOLLOWING grand opera
note b published in the kansas City
star
Francisco Daddrs name IL pro-
nouuceu with tne accent on rran-
cisco. the paddi selng silen. az Ia
family.
BOBBY" said woman In the
Highland street car. severely "Nhy
don't you gyt up aud give your seat
To yuur father Doesn't b. pain sou
Ia eee him reuching tor the strap
Not ~ car. said Bobby. II does
az homc.'
3
THEY HAD A Dutch lunch az On,
Punk ranch the other evening
Cream cheese all out" announced
the puuk. There's some library
paste" whispered the host "spredf
the sandwiches with that dom
think anshodyll know the diu. f.
The End Man.
d
a i'rank Confession.
ON" exclaimed Aiiss iighbruw. q"
just dote ON Nietzchc'
You have mO there said yOuni
Nuikums the bungalow agent ="
can't rcmcmbcr tha names 81 al
those new drinks at the soda fuun
tains."
@
The Man ct Courage.
A mon a. Doe great
Must battle with fate
Must never bow down 60 defeat.
Though ru seed lies paths
Through tempest and wrath.
In seasons OF cold ana of heat.
Birmingham Agu Herald.
\ man To- be wise
Must swat all the flies
Must never Tan out al tho plate,
! Though pcetcrcd a hit.
Z he must land With a hH.
And swat II straight over the gate.
Nashville Banner
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21

Dent be- surprised IT yon have un
attack of rheumatism this spring'
Just rub the affected parif freely
win Chambofiains tiniment and q
win soon disappear. Sold by al erug-
gluin.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21

For rheumatism you win find moth
Ing better than Chamberialn's Lint
ment. Try Il and see how quickly u
gives relief. For sale by all drug
Sists. IA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21

liking II We diant have to do q.
O.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-01-14
Before the Ways and Means
Committee Of the House
of Representatives.

y T. d. F. e
PITTslBuRiG. Jan. ID: GThes Glass
worker in lss last issue discussed
window glass affairs and what took
place before the ways and means
Of the House OF Represen-
tatlyes at the tariff hearings on glass
last week as follows: @
Meters pertaining 10 the bearing
en- the tariff schedule occupied the
.oslnter Of the stage in the wbn'dow
glass world during tne last week.
Representatives ST ali branches co
me trade jeirnegod to Warrington
and kept close CAB on the trend oe
affadrs. Arguments against aFreducs
Non in the tGJs8ff en- glass were made
by quite member Ct. trade represen-
tatlYes and it,r1e.s were flied setting
forth The facts and giving statistics
fer the en1lgbiment cf these who
have the tarlff schedule m charge.
On Wednesday john r. Jclinstca,
Of the Johnston Brokerage Company,
inJade a short aralne,af and filed a
ttrief, and on Thursday Chairman H.
r. IIiItcn, oil tlae windaw glass manu-
factrrers tariff committee, ana Prest-,
dent Jcsepll n Neenan, Of the Ma
tlonal Window Glass Workers. were
given a hearing. I ALL or stlSe ADORE
presented arguments br1stlffig WIN
facts pertaining to the necessity of re-
taintng the tariff on window glass and
Neenanns argument dealt particular iy
with the detrimental effect that would
ensue from the workers. standpotns
in case a reduction in the schedule
would take place.
He pointed out the vast a dNfferenee
IN wages in favor cf the American
gI!asswcrker Us Line.
workmen in foreign countries, and
stated THAT reduc.n.g ille tarTfr on
glass pr8etically meant reducing the
American 'glassworkers Standard Of
living 70 the European leyel .ss
The committee on tariAa scrst the
Window Glass ManifaeRlffeus Assoc
tation, composed or II. R. Hinton,
Pert Allegauy. Fac chairman; j..
Scott Walker smosh3ort Pa; Myron
IA Case. Bowling Green. o.; o. G.
league, U,i1ca. q. and F. j. Basin. of
Vincennes, Ind presented a state
ment to the legislators who have the
schedule in charge, extracts from
which are as, follows:
The window glass Industry pro-
daces about 6,O00,00B' boxes cf single
strength and 100000 boxes CT double
strength Annually, the value approx
Trnating $i5,OOO,0OO. About $4,000
worlmen are employed, seventy-two
per cent of those In hand plants being
skilled men. About SIXTY per cent Of
the cost of manufacturing a box Of
window glass is labor, and the same
ratso pertains to materials used, +
If air. windrw plants used natural
gas there would be yearly consump-
tion Of 14,OOOsOOO,OOO feet, and il an
used coal 100000 tons would be con-
summed. ! -ss
The relative production and cost pf
skilled labor IN Be.tgsim and in tie
United States il given AS .foTlcws:
BeieLp1n, weekly bTed6etBa. dgo iifly
foot boxes SINGLE strength psf shop
worl1tng "a hours: United States.
weekly production, 100 boxes psi shop
working 20 hours. Total reiatfve cost
.Eelgsim, 1850: United sIsses slge
The relative cost CT unsidlled labor
in Belgium and the United states Is
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-01-14
Three Insertions for Is Cents

FOR SALE 40 lots on Byron street
!. car Line, not far from Ovens Bot
tie works. size Of lots. 4Oxi2oAt.
Price from s1nO to s2is. $40 down
= and sfper week pays for them. No
interest and no taxes.
Il Summit Court.
Pavement, sewer, gas, city and well
a water. Lots sell from $500 and up.
1-S down. balance ] and 2. years
BarResI edition.
! Only two lots left and those 2 and
Sacre tracts, good rich soil. Price
$3.50 apiece, terms easy and With
out interest or taxes. and now
Two farms within miles OF
clatksburg, 2 miles Of street car
line. School house ia mile. good
soil and well watered. One OF
these farms has good two story
dwelling and all kinds Of out build
ings. Plenty of good timber and
in good condition. For price and
terms see clarksburg Insurance
Agency. H. ]. White Mgr Of Rea.
Estate Department.