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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-10

|. OF GARBAGE CAN
BE MADE; MURRAY
Candidate Explains How 1t
Could Produce Revenue For
the City

A term as supervisor has convinced
Harry E. Murray, Republican candi-
date for mayor, that the city should
try out free garbage collection plan.
In discussing such a plan, Murray
said: -...."". @
''shall we have a free garbage sys-
tenn? ...... -. -
now would it work?
Let property owners cooperate
with the city and county to the extent
of not selling any garbage Of value to
outsiders. By garbage of value
mean bottles, stoves, old iron, brass
and such ether material that would be
of value to a collector Of garbage. The
revenue derived from this source add
ed to the amount set aside by the
government today for the garbage de-
partment could come very near to en-
abling the government to institute a
free garbage system. 1t is currently
reported that one man at the garbage
dumps is making over one hundred
dollars a month from the sale Of such
articles mentioned and that others in
the department are making pocket
money ..4-
Street sweepings are worth consid.
erable money. Couldn't the revenue
from this source procure and maintain
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-10
ACCIDENT AND
Crime CARNIVAL
ON BIG Island
Two Children Drowned, One
Man. Killed, Two Seriously
Hurt in Last Three Days
Especial star-Bulletin wirelessI

Especial Star-Bulletin Wireless1
r. HILO, Sept. 1o.-A carnival of fatal
accidents and crimes have stirred
HiIo during the present week. Drown
ings, murders, attempted murders and
hoIdups are among the happenings Of
the past three days.
While crossing the flooded guIeh at
kapalema last Monday the two chill
dren Of Joseph and Mary Hanae were
drowned. Every effort to save the
youngsters was made but all proved
fruitless.
The following day, Tuesday, Ha-
waiian was stabbed by Japanese at
HakaIau and was Immediately remoV-
ed to the hospital where he is now
dying.
Three FiIipinos yesterday held up
John Tiada and Manuel oiiviera on
the government road near Pepeekeo.
Tiada was shot dead while oIiviera
received four bullet wounds and is in
a serious condition.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-10
JUDGE WHITNEY
TO- TRY M'CARN
CASE Sept, 10
Judge Ashford Changes Juris.
diCtion Following Action of
Federal Tribunal
ASSIGNMENT PROVES " j
SATISFACTORY TO ALL
Conviction on Charge Makes
the Defendant Liable to Large
Fine or Long Imprisonment

On the motion of City and County
Attorney Cathcart, Judge G.. w. Ash
ford this morning transferred the
case of JEFF McCarn to Judge William
L. Whitney's division and the latter
has set next Wednesday for begin
ming the trial. It is expected that the
selection of a jury will occupy several
days time. Naming of veniremen
for the jury will begin Wednesday at
10 o'clock and the trial the following
Monday morning. -: .~. . = +.
This mornings action by Judge
Ashford follows the ruling of u. s.
District Judge s.. B. Dole yesterday,
in which the latter held that the fed
erai court did not have Jurisdiction
and dismissed the indictment pending
against McCarn there. Thus the in.
dictment returned against McCarn by
the territorial grand jury, charging
him with an assault with q deadly.
weapon, Is the only cne remaining to
be disposed Of Conviction on that
charge under the territorial statute
places the defendant liable to sent
ence Of fine of not more than $1,000
or Imprisonment for not more than
five years.
1t was mutually agreed that Judge
Ashford, although he has charge of
the criminal work of the first circuit,
should net sit in this case for the
reason that he is disqualified by
the fact that he was one Of de-
fendant's counsel in earlier actions
which involved the same charge
against McCarn. Just before Judge
Ashford's court convened this morn.
ing conference was held in his cham
bers with City and County
Attorney Cathcart and Attorney
Joseph Lightfoot. Immediately
after the morning session be-
gan Cathcart presented his motion
for an assignment of the case ito
some other division of this circuit,
for the reason. he stated. that the
judge of the first division was dis
qualified 49,. III ...
Judge Ashford then read the follow
ing order: I'LL. -.
Order Transferring Cause for
Trial. ~
For the reason that the undersign.
ed, the first Judge of said circuit court, |
Continued on page three)
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-10
PLAN FOR RAISING INTERNAL REVENUE IS GIVEN OU
CARS ARMY STRIKING AT
BERLIN NOW; BRESLAU SAID
NOW IN DANGER OF CAPTURE
rAssociated Press Service by Federal wireless.1

ASSOCIATED Press Service by Federal Wirelessl
LONDON, Eng, Sept, 10.-Despatches from Vienna to-
day that the Russian center marching Berlin The
capture of Bresau Sles the second city in Germany is de-
cared to be imminent.
AUSTRIA FURTHER REPULSED
LONDON, Eng, Sept 10-The Austrians have attempted
the offensive but further disastrous losses
It is officially admitted in Vienna that Archduke Fred
erick lost 150, 900 men in Galicia. 4
After the taking of the stronghold Of Ncolaie 48
of fighting the Russian general Ruzk his troops two
hours and then renewed his whrlwind advance
AUSTRIANS CALCULATING CRACoW -
PETRoGRAD (St Petersburg) Sept 10-So effective is
the continued Russian advance and Russian victories
the Ausrians that counting the Of
prisoners brought back from the front counting the
trophies of triumph is impossible
The Austrians evacuating Cracow former capital
of Poland.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-10
FREIGHT, wine
AND beer Will
RAISE WAR FUND
Draft of New Revenue Bill Pre-
pared by Ways and Means
Committee ..."
TAX ON DOMESTIC WINE
A STARTLING PROPOSAL
Creates Problem for Federal
Officials and May Start In
dustry in Opposition

IAssociated Press by Federal Wirelt ssl
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. TO-
The ways and means committee of the
man Underwood, has completed a
draft Of the measure called for by
President Wilson to supplement the
failing revenues. the bill prepared
by the ways and r1eans committee
will raise $1c7, ,oco 900 net annually in
Internal revenue. The tentative draft
provides for three per cent tax on
all freight transportation, fifty cents
increase on each barrel Of beer and 20
cents per gallon on domestic wine.
The DESPATCH above is the first in
timation that has been given to the
public as to the nature of the pre-
posed internal revenue tax other than
that there would be no increase in
the federal income tax.
: What effect II any. the proposed
three per cent tax on all freight trans
portation will have on Hawaiian sugar
and the prices of incoming cargoes
cannot be known until the details OF
the bill, where the tax is collected,
ETC., are further settled.
The internal revenue tax on beer is
now 81 a barrel, the increase bring
ing the tax up to $1.50.
The tax cf 90 cents a gallon on do
mestic wines is a new tax en-
tireIy. At the present time domes-
tie wine comes into the market with
cut any payment Of an internal rev.
enue tax. ....-:-
1t is pointed out by men familiar
with internal revenue and taxing
methods that the imposition of tax
on domestic wine will create big
problem for federal officials to han.
die. Methods must be created of su.
pervisions of the entire industry from
the growing of grapes to the ware
housing cf the completed product. 1t
will entail ali immense amount Of la
Dor and in wine-growing districts will
probably make necessary a large in
crease in the number of federal Off
cials and employees. ..:.
1t is believed also that the big wine
producing associations Of the main
land states. such as those of Califor-
mia and Indiana, will bitterly oppose
the placing of the tax on the domestic
product IT .: ..:...
Some surprise is caused by the fail
ure of the house committee to put
whisky on the list of alcoholic pro-
ducts to bS specially taxed for the
war deficit fund.
OF course the new bill is still in !
tentative form, has not yet been re-
ported out of the house committee, |
passed the Democratic caucus or gone
before the house or senate so that
radical changes are quite likely.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-10
MEETINGS
TONIGHT AND TOMORROW
NIGHT CLOSE CAMPAIGN

Political meetings tonight are as
follows: IT.. .-<.. 49, r.
Charles A. Rice tneetinss-Liliuoka-
Iani school; kapioIani tract; Jack
Lane, all at 1880 O'Clock.
Kuhio meetins-eiou Theater, 7:3o
o'clock. .s. -. - ...sr
General RepubIiean meeting-Unit-
ed Chinese Society hall. 7:3o o'clock.
Democratic meetinss-Aiea and Wal
pahu. .>.. ..-.-
Tomorrow night, closing Republican
and Democratic rallies. -..s>. J.. ..
Charles A. Rice meeting-Bijou the
ater. III .. H..
kuhio neetins-AthIetie Park.
General Republican mass meeting at
6ijou theater in conjunction with Rice
meeting. 49,. ..= 49,.
Democratic meetine-AaIa Park.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-10
No Early Peace IS Seen As
Britain Will Try to Crush
Germany Once And Foreuer

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Sept. 10.-Great Britain France
Spain and China have agreed sign the Bryan peace COM
mission treaties with the United States.
Germany Russia and Japan accept the principles involved
in the treaties although negotiations for the final Agreements
have not yet reached the convention.
Turkey and Greece are almost ready to sign.
NO EARLY PEACE SEEN
WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept 10-The belief in diplomatic
circles here that the final peace treaty between the Allies
and Germany and Austria will be signed in Washington
No immediate results considered likely from the plans
foot for possible negotiation Of peace Great Britain
obstnatey determined to crush Germany before opening
any pourparlers
Japan today joined France Great Britain and Russia II
signing the pact that shall declare peace agree to
peace negotiations until such is unanimously agreed
upon by all
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-10
STACKABLE HAS
ACCEPTED ABIG
HIDALGO BILLET
Now President and Manager OF
La Zacualpa Rubber
Company

E. r. Stackable, until recently the
collector of customs here for many
years, who lately investigated the Hi
dalgo properties situation in San Fran
cisco for the Hawaii shareholders and
reported his findings and recommends
tions, has accepted the double position
of president and manager Of La Zacu-
alpa Rubber Company, one Of the re-
organized enterprises Of the Hldalgo,
Mexico, coffee and rubber group.
The offer of the position came to
Mr. Stackable shortly after his return
from the mission already mentioned,
and there being satisfactory salary
tackled to it he, after some little DELHI
Grafton, concluded to accept it.
He will leave in the steamer Manoa
for San Francisco on Tuesday next.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-10
NUMEROUS WAK-VESSELS GO
INTO HEL|GOlAND Blight
and ARE NOT OPPOSED

LONDON, Eng. Sept 10.-The British admiralty issues
the following official statement:
Yesterday and today strong squadrons and flo
tas have advanced unopposed into the blight of Hego
land"
Hegoland the German naval stronghold the North
Sea and supposed shelter large part of the power
fu1 German feet.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-10
MONUMENTS

! Granite. Marble. Blue Stone
Coping and Iron Fence.
H. E. HENDRICK, LTD.
Tel. 264S Merchant and Alakea
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-10

power vacuum sweepers and thus aid
indirectly to stop the spread Of tn.
berculosis? Why not try?
1T is impossible to state or estt,
mate what the city can collect gar.
bage free for The answer can only
be in the test Why should we not
try it out on the lines indicatedf This
has been one Of the questions that
has been before the public for the last
few years"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-10
TODAY'S MAJOR
LEAGUE RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Pittsburg-Pittsburs 4, Chicago 1
At New York-New York S, Brook
Iyn 1; Brooklyn 2, New York I.
At Boston-5oston 7, Philadelphia
2; Boston 8, Philadelphia o. l
AMERICAN LEAGUE. ".
At Chieago-chieago-Detroit (rain)
At Philadelphia - Philadelphia g.
Boston 1. -.
At Washington-New York 6, Wash.
ineton 4.
At ST. Louis-St. Louis 4, Cleveland
4, 7th inning. a..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-10
Prom San FrsncfsoS:

FTCFU C8U TFuUCtooSs U
Matgonla, Sept. ~.
For Sar Francisco:
Ventura, Sept II.
Prom Vancouver:
Makura, Indefinite.
Fer Vancouver:
Makura. Indefinite.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-10

LONDON Eng. Sept 10-Field Marshal Sir John French
OF Great Britain commanding the British troops with the Al
hes has tegrphed to London that the Germans extremely
exhausted retiring along the entire line of battle
The movement. he declares, is genuine retreat not
strategic withdrawal
The despatch probably describes Yesterdays fighting
Berlin and Bordeaux the latter the official capital
France both silent today indicating that the death grip
between the opposing armies is unrelaxed
Scattered advces indicate that the Germans renforc
ing their center Fragmentary dispatches make apparent
that the German generals desperately attempting to regain
the % miles of French territory yesterday in their with
dfawal over Chalons
BRITAIN NEEDS ANOTHER HALF-MILIIoN =
LONDON Eng. Sept. 10-Premer Asquith today asked
making the unprecedented total Of llS65OO by
British
new TROOPS AUTHORIZED.
LONDON, Eng, Sept. 10-Pariament today unanimously
authorized the recruiting of the additional troops asked by
Premier Asquith.
BoERS WILL HELP BRITISH CAUSE
CAPET0WN South Africa Sept 10-Premier Botha de-
that the hatchet of feeling among Beers
British has been buried and promises whole hearted support
the British Military operations IN German Southeast
Africa have already begun.
GERMANS LEAVING UPPER ALSACE t
BORDEAUX, France Sept 10-The Germans are retiring
from Upper Aace the center The French advancing
BRITISH GENERALSHIP DISPLAYED
LONDON Eng, Sept 10-Lord Kitchener minister of
war; today published 2000word despatch Marshal
French covering the retreat of the Allies from Belgium be-
narrowly escaped annihaon by superior numbers and in
their retirement showed admirable generahp morale
KAISER PROTESTS AGAINST DUM-DUM BULLETS
WASHINGTON D. Co. Sept 10.-President Wilson today
received personal message from the kaiser protesting that
the French and British soldiers using dunn dunn bullets
in violation of international regulations.
The kaiser says that the Belgian government has been
melting atrocities inflicted upon the German army by the Bel
gn civilians which necessitated the Germans taking severe
repressve such the destruction of Louvain
BELGIUM CONSIDERED GERMAN
LONDON, Eng, Sept 10-Despatches from Berlin state
that Belgium is already considered German province
PATHFINDER WAS ToRPEDoED |
LONDON, Eng, Sept. 10-The British admiralty admits
that the light armored cruiser Pathfinder which destroyed
last Saturday afternoon off St Abb Head Scotland was tor
pedoed not mined, as first announced.
ALL ON OCEANIC SAVED
LONDON Eng, Sept 10-It is learned that all on board
the Oceanic the merchant vessel converted British
cruiser saved when the vessel wrecked yesterday
the coast of northern Scotland. !
JAPAN ATTACK ON TSINGTAU DELAYED
PEKING China Sept 10.-Rains and resultant rising
floods delaying the Japanese in their plans invest Using
is unlikely that they carry these plans for
months Tsngtau is approachabe now only by water
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-10

Within the past few days o. A..
Steven has sold a houseSand lot on
Sth avenue, Palolo, the lot being 100
X 143 feet, to John Grace for $2260,
als3 a house and lot 45xS5 feet at
Pensacola and Kinau streets, to w. K.
Namauu for $1760. ........ j.. .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-12
FOUR WEEKS INSTITUTE
WORK RECOMMENDED FOR
THIRD GRADE TEACHERS

Santa Re. Aug IL Teachers hold.
ing third grade cettitcafea must I'm
the future attend institute four weeks.
II the recommendation az the odura.
tlonni conference today are PVT
through Assistant superintendent nj
ladclfo rnca and other educators
made strong plea for greater Elf
cheney of the teachers and after
spirited discussion, the four weeks
institute plan was endorsed other
propositions FOR lettering the insii-
tutcs We're also adopted after discus
sion The conference will remain In
session until Friday or saturday tn
morrow ana the day after the question
OF county superintendents salaries
and duties Is to come up.
The executive committee " the New
Mexico Educational association met iH
connection with the conference this
afternoon. The program for the al
buQueraue convention during Thanks
giving week was outlined. Speaker
Champ Clark. Vice President Thomas
K. Marshall. Martin nrumhaugh OF
the Philadelphia schools stfatton b.
Brooks and Helen Keller viii be
among the speakers II they accept the
invitation extended them The must.
cal features Will be in charge of Stan
ley seder and Miss Garrett. sunday
preceding il to be- Educational day In
the Albuquerque churches and the
educational council. with Dr. +. II. r.
Roberts Is TO meet on the Saturday
preceding. The section meetings viii
be held in the forenoons and the
general meetings afternoons and
evenings Professor II. Wagner re-
signed as chairman Of the oratorical
section and Rupert +. Asplund was
chosen In his place
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-12
VALENCIA COUNTY SOLID
AGAINST EIFFGO BNCA

Los Lunas. n. NJ. Aug. 1.-THE re-
publican primaries for Valencia coun-
~. which were held yesterday and to-
day. resulted In crushing defeat
for Elfego Baca's candidacy for con-
gress and an equally strong victory
for Harry r. owen in his race for dis
trict attorney
In Belen. the home of NJ. G. Spicer.
who Is opposing Mr. owen, a combi-
nation was made between Spicer and
Baca. but the combination was only
able 60 poll eight votes. as against 1l2
for the opposition.
The Baca forces undertook to inject
the race issue into the campaign. bu;
the Spanish population of
the county, which Is largely in the
majority, refused to be led into sup
porting the candidate on this issue.
and the result is construed us a de-
cided rebuke To him FOR bringing In
this question.
The convention which will nomi-
nate delegates To the state republican
convention VIII be held here on Thurs
day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-12
IMPORTANT AMENDMENT
TO COMMERCE ACT IS
SUGGESTED BY OWEN


Santa Fe, Aug. 11.-Stete Corpora
ton Commissioner @. l.. owen has
written Robert r. Prentis, chairman
of the executive committee of the
National Association of Railway COM
missioners in reference to an amend
ment to the interstate commerce act
suggested by Judge S. II. Cowan, Of
Mexico's special attorney in the re-
cent rate case This amendment is to
cure a defect disclosed by the recent
decision of the United States supreme
court in the so-called Shreveport
case.
Mr.. Owen writes that "such pro-
viso is absolutely necessary to secure
to the state authorities the right to
exercise that public policy which a
state may deem necessary, to its own
industries and its own people. The
supreme court may be great, but It
is not greater than the people, and
so in organizations for the purpose
of determining that policy, each or
has right to determine
for a given, state. I believe that the
of the various states
ought to call meeting to consider
the matter and I suggest. therefore
that a meeting be called at Denver
with a view that an amendment to
the law be formulated 70 the end Of
securing to the state commissions
and to the states the exercise OF that
power which rightfnlly belongs to|
Them -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-12
DEMOCRATS NOT
HARMONIOUS ON
WOMAN SUFF RACE
lsv MOANING loorr.l ssrclAl lsAsro ~lasl

El Paso. Tex. Aug. li--After a
brief session, the democratic state
convention which met here todny.
sent a message of sympathy to Presi-
dent Wilson and adjourned untll to-
morrow. out of respect to the mem
DRY of Mrs. Woodrow Wilson.
1t was stated tonight that an effort
probably would be made tomorrow
to have he convention go on record
with regard to national woman snf-
frage ana prohibition. Spirited oppo-
sition is anticipated.
other matters for convention action
are ratification of state and congress
sional nominees chosen AT the recent
primary end the adoption Of a plat
form.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-12
MIMBRES VALLEY TO BE
FILMED FOR SAN DIEGO

Deming. y. NJ, Aug. 1.-THE ar
rival of e Bell the moving picture
photographer who is taking pictures
for exhibition in the New Mexico
building at the San Diego exposition
was the occasion for active preparn-
tions on the part of the people Of
Deming and the Mimbres valley to
see that an adequate representation
of the resources Of this section is Sc
cured
Together with Sam +. Clark, VII
lard f. Holt and O. T.. Bailey, Mr.
Bell proceeded to the tract of the
Mimbres Valley Alfalfa Farms com
pany. where some of the best films
that have yet been made were secured.
An agricultural parade half mile
long, with tractors, gang plows and
more than eighty mule teams pulling
almost every conceivable kind of farm
implement, was a feature of the film.
Pictures were also made of some OF
the large pumping plants showing the
vast deveiopent under way in the
Mimbres valley.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-12
JUDGE ABBOTT SIGNS
ORDER ALLOWING CLAIM
AGAINST N. M. CENTRAL

Santa Fe, Aug. ll.--District
Judge e. c. Abbott today signed an
order in the Independent Steel &
Wire Co. and Pittsburgh Trust com
pany vs. the New Mexico Central
Railroad company, ct al, case, in
which W. S. Hopewell and Thomas p.
Gable were intervenors, the order be-
ing part of the compromise agree
ment reached yesterday.
The order directs Receiver c. G.
Murray to issue Il receivers certifi-
cate for $3.50 in favor of Hopewell
and Gable to be made preferred
claim against the company. The
judgment with interest and costs had
run up to $4,000, which Gable and
Hopewell had to pay because they
had gone sureties on supersedeas
bond to enable the railroad company
to stay Judgment while the Harry S.
Friday damage case was taken to Il
higher court.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-12
Of
SAND0VAL COUNTY
HOLD CONVENTION
UnlnStructed Delegation Is
Named for State Gather
ing at Santa Re, Layba Is
Nominated For legislature,

Bernalillo. \. NJ, Aug 1.-THE re-
publicans OF sando,al county met in
convention here today aud elected del
egatcs to the state convention To be
held at Santa Fc. No Instructions
were given the delegation az To how
they shall vote either as TO the con-
gressional nomination or that for
state corporation commissioner.
The sandovai county delegation in
the Santa Fe convention will be COM
posed Of T.. A. Miefa, C.. NJ. Sandoval
Alfredo Montoya, T.. Layha. Miguel G.,
de Baca. NJ. G. Montoya. =, Ortiz and
Manuel Baea.
=. Layba, OF Pine Blanca. was nomi-
mated for the lower house Of the Leg
stature.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-12
ICE MAN HAVING THE
TIME or HIS LIFE IN
THE PEC0S VALLEY

fse~e,Al cossee-orpsheT TO noshtHe JOURNAL
Carlsbad ~ NJ, Aug ll.--The ice
man is having his inning In the Pecos
valley lust now 1t is eantaloupe SNIP
ping time Pecos, Texas, has shipped
twelve cars. Lakewood ten. Artesia
ten and Fort Summer six. Roswell Is
shipping and Portales begins next
week Portales will have at least fifty
cars and Fort Summer % cars. Then
Lakewood is just starting on the to-
mato. At least a hundred cars Of
fresh tomatoes will'be loaded at Lake
wood.
Claude 8. Cravens, travelling freight
agent, and A. A. Scott. OF the refrig-
orator service. are spending much
time in the valley and came here from
Pecos this evening. Mr.. Cravens says
that he will have the big apple crop
to look after very soon. The estimate
is thousand cars OF apples.