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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-08
PROBE
REPORT GOES
TO PINKHAM

Continued from page onel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-07

For any pain, burn, scald nr hruise.
apply Dr Thomas Eclectic oll-the
household remedy. Two sizes Csc
and soc az an drug stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-07
SAYS YEAR
WILL Be BIG FOR
CATTLEMEN
Santa Fe County Grower
Looks for High Prices to
Stand Firm and Says Range
is in Good Shape.

state senator IS +. pankey left
this morning for his ranch HON"
near Lamy after spending "a day in
Albuoucruuc Mr.. pankcS expects
20 leave tomorrow Tur FOR Worth
Tex. to attend the annual convention
OF the Texas cattlemen's convention.
chiefly FOR the purpose 81 getting IN
touch with buyers and general south
western market conditions.
1T should be "A mighty prosperous
year for the catticmen IN New Mex
leo" said the senator. There have
been abundant rains all over western
New Mexico recently and the grass II
already showing green. I think
there win be plenty OF spring and
early summer range. and n that
proves to he the ease the cattlcmcn
cannot help making money and lots
of Il.
Prices. of course. have never been
better. and as nearly MS I can judge
conditions. there Is going to hc NO
falling of IN present prices. at least
not FOR a year to come We cattle
growers are going Go do our share to-
ward adding 20 the prosperity Of New
Mexico this year"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-07
MARKETING EGYPTIAN
COTTON GROWN IN
IRRIGATED ARIZONA

Washington. u. e. March 6.-Tho
problem 81 nnding "a satisfactory
market for the ARIZONA long staple
cotton OF the EE ptian type has APP
parcntly been solved The crop Of
1918 in the Salt River valley amount
ed 10 2.tOO bales and vas grown from
seed bred by the department of agri-
culture.
Some difficulty IN disposing ~ this
cotton was anticipated FOR the reason
that il L. a new procuct, with which
manufacturers were not familiar.
Nevertheless, Information has re-
Gently been received that the 1900
bales produced by thc Cotton GroN
crs' association Of Mesa. Ariz.. have
been shipped out q part ON direct
sale and a part consigned 20 eastern
brokers on "A liberal advance.
In order To open a wider market
for this cotton. 50 bales were con-
signed In December o. a broker In
Liverpool A few days after this
cotton vas landed 20 of these bales
were sold al a price 81 23h cents.
which Melted the growers. {. O.. b at
their shipping point IN the salt River
valley 81 y cents per pound In the
present condition Of the ong staple
market this price Indicates that Eng
lish spinners consider his cotton
equal to the best grades produced in
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-07
Popular and Able, it is Believ-
ed He is Safest Man to Place
in Difficult Position.
LORD DERBY PICKED
FOR PREMIERSHIP
Occupants of Inflated Subma-
rine Pigmy Must Have
Lived for Hours in Awful
Struggle with Death.

-.
London March 1T De- almost de'-
lnitcly decided tnat pr.ncc arthur ui
Conuaught 81 90 bc tho hrst home
rule Vceroy uf Ireland There was
some talk 90 biz succeeding ms ihi"'i'
tho Duke uf Conuaught as s%oNcrnor-
general Of Canada. but this VIII not
now take place. unless the tuiunists
are succrHstul ln preventing the gov
nme from establishing "a parIi1-
mcnt in Ireland
Like ala members of the ~cunnauBhl
family. prince Arthur is extremely
popular. and besides it is considered
that ne would make an able and re-
sponsiAIe Viooros. while Ellis neurncss
10 the throne and his personal nti-
macy with the king would have "a
great effect in soothing Uniouist sus-
capabilities in ireland Il would DC
difficult for irish society Q" n"S'"t' 81
vicereeal court held by the first cousin
and the niece of tho suNorcign, espec-
tally after the latter had visited DUO
liu boz person Goo open the hrsi lt.sh
parliament. which he Viii do 90 That
narlmmomt Be- ever summoned
Thoro De- little prospect however OF
tine homo rule bin becoming law early
the corHlns summer as
aud Liberals have citen declared
would Doe the case. b. is nov pre-
dIrt,d that irclands night ioi SER
government viii not Doe Over ncioie
next fan.
Al boai nothing can ho done WIN
thr Rome rule bll auul April COG
nn4nrnl nuaiis whl take a. fh n'
March ana now that Prem'cr Asquilh
hns promised to make h.tiai rnccs-
.ions te OVERCOME lhc objections oi
ttstcr wfl probably utSc most ~
ia. summer to roframc the bill 40
=. s-,rlously dispieascd 40 the de-
h., IA. a b. .elicvcd 30 Will NuYa TO
n.tt.r UNDERSTANDING The govern
r,.n, wu hpre time 20 consider
rn.,,.rhr, Is pr..us.d amendments
,na 4, det,fmlne whether they Viii
go, a.. d..irod cncet of promoting
-
r.,, -,t,,r,tiora involved bon tho pres
n,n ,,nis be enormous. aud some
....ta b,,. Ca nc redrafted
49,, n,. ,spdncpts are adopted
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-07

Tbc thousands Of ho%rse-drawn om-
nihusscs which were "a familiar sight
~ London "a few years are now serv-
lus as chicken houses. as Woodsheds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-07
GERMANY SOON TO
TAKE UP LIQUOR
PROBLEM
Council has Bill
Ready Which will Prohibit
Further Issuance Of Liquor
Licenses in Berlin.
a., ll,c As-ocinled prc-..l

Paris, March The German par
Lament. like hat ut France, viii soon
De called upon 10 consider measures
Of restraint upon tho liquor business
at the empire,
Tho federal council has prepared
Tor consideration a bhi which is the
result OF years ol agitation against
the issuing liquor Licenses regardless
of whether therc Is any real demand
Tor more drinking places. Under III"
existing Law municipalities are auth
orizcd 60 refuse licenses where the
need for their Fsuance Is moi prov
ed hut the now measure makes such
refusal mandatory u also requires
applicants FOR licenses to show that
thcy are persons of good character.
ana can be depended upon 10 conduct
their business property.
The now measure Is general In It's
application. bus Is aimed primarily az
Berlin, where tho development OF
drinking places ct a dubious sort In
the last three or four years has been
atnuzlnR. quiet residential districts
ha,a been invaded hy gaudy resinu-
rants and cafes. and institutions
known as American bars" equipped
with harmaids and exotic fiddlers,
and serving mixed drinks termed
American" To these places como
hauEcTs-on of both sexes; nom Of
them close their doors before 8 or
/. o'clock In the morning. and IN most
cf them business Is at its height NJ
those hours.
Proponents OF the new licensing
hin declare that not n IN ten o.
these resorts exists tu meet a real
need but rather 20 create one, and
that they are prolific breeding places
cf immortality Particular objection
b. raised To the so-calted "Animier-
knelpen.' or Animation bars"
| places where the guests are encou
aged to drink a. much ~ possible.
All these resorts rave barmaids
whof greatest assets, o the stand
point OF the house. are their good
look, and ability to put away drink
| for drink with their customers These
women work on percentage. which
naturally spurs them to sell "a many
, drinks as possible.
The difficulty IN combating places
] 81 this sort hy "A general law IL found
in tn fact that q great number OF
highly respectable places employ wo-
men as bnrmaids or walters. In
South Germany indeed the female
, walter is the rule In view OF this,
the federal council hill lenves Il "a
the governments of the individual
federal states 10 make regulations
governlnV the employment. manner
~ occupation and method Of paying
women employs. n Is probable that
me adoption - the bin VII be fol
lowed by measures on the part 81 the
prusslan Government to- decrease
greatly. 90 not wipe out entirely. thg
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-07
animation bars" ana similar resorts
Of the capital city.
IF KIDNEYS ACT
BAD TAKE SALTS
says Backachc T. sign YOU have been
eating too much meat.

When you wake up with backache
and dun misery In the kidney region
Il generally YOU have beet
eating too much meat. says % we'll
known authority. Meat forms uric
acid whi.h ovcrworks the kidneys la
their effort to filter Il from the blood
and they become sort Of paralyzed
and loEgy. When your kidneys get
sluggish aud clog you must relieve
them. like YOU relieve your bowels,
removing all the body's urlnous
waste else YOU have backache. sick
headache. dizzy spellr, YOU stomach
sours. tongue Is coated and when
the weather Is bad YOU have rheumH-
tic twinges. Tho urine ~ cloudy. fun
OF sediment. channels often get sore,
water scalds opd YOU are obliged Co
seek relief two or three times during
the night.
Either consult a good, reliable phy-
siclan at nce or get from your
pharmacist about four ounces OF
Iad salts. take a tablespoonful In a
glass of water before breakfast for
n Few days and your kidneys viii
then act fine. This famous salts N
made from The acid 80 grapes and
iemun Juice combined with lithia.
and has been used for generations to
clean and stimulate slgyish kidneys,
also 10 neutraiize acids IN the urine
SO Il no longer i~rritates. mus onding
bladder weakness
lad Salts is a life saver for regular
meat eaters. II r. inexpensive. can
not lnir /, and makes a delightful. cf-
/, ~fcrvescent nthia-water drink.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-07
RESPONSE PROVES
SLOW TO THE NEW
A COMPANY
Possibility Cf service Ia McNico Given
~ Reason nv Many for Nut Slgn-
ing Muster Itoii.

Possibility OF service len Mexico and
strike duty forms the chief objection
the organization committee Of the
proposed new national guard com
PAM finds 10 combat in seeking re-.
cruits among the yoJng men Of Al
%huquerquc The subcommittee that
went after cligibles yesterday failed
to sign all the fifteen recruits sought
because NE young men who declined
feared either that the Mexican stu
alton would result In "A call for ser
vice In the southern republic ar that
o. strike might arise that would force
them To take "a position hostile 10
union labor.
Another committee will con-
ltlnuc the search for recruits with a
selected list ~ fifteen men today G.
-. Cushman viii accompany the conn
mittee as "A representative OF he
business Interests Of city. The sub
committee consists OF Thomas Egan.
Eugene Carr and John Mckee. JAY
Hubs accompanied the sub-commit-
tee yesterday as the business man
endorsed
MI Mckee. who Is chairman Of
the enlistment committee. suys The
fear of s~ervire Ia Mexico and of
.sirlke duty are almost gr%oundless lie
thinks that 10 The United States In
,ieryenes in Mexico the campag n viii
be fought with regular troops and
volunteer regiments raised especially
for that service. As for strikes. h
says. labor conditions in New Mexico
are such that nothing like the violent
clashes aetwcen capital and labor in
Colorado and Michigau are likely TO
occur IN the state,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-07
IMPORTS N EXPORTS
FOR PAST v N 7

Washington. n G, March I'm
ports and exports from the United
States In January, 1914. and the Z
months ending with January were
slightly less than those for CORES
ponding periods Of the fiscal year
1913. but larger than those for any
earlier year. Details just completed
by the bureau OF foreign and domes-
lis commerce. department Of conn
mercc. are as follows. January inn
ports. 4~i5f,i6a.s63, against ti63.osa-
43S In January, 1913, and ftfa,5S6,-
eos in January. 1912; January eX-
ports s203. 1881. against. Y|277.022-
ESQ IN January, 1919. and Se02,ff6.27s
In January, 1919. For the 7 months
ending with January imports are 81
167 .920. S3s. compared with Si.Na6,-
fsf,7e7, IN 1918, and SEE. ia9.s1G Ia
1879: exports, si52L'35.45o In 1914.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-07
MAYOR SIGNS ORDER
FOR NEW $4,000
MOTOR FIRE WAGON

Mayor sellers today signed the
contract for the $1,000 automobile
fire engine authorized hy the city
council at its meeting Monday night
gity Attorney John g Lewis. a.
whom the mayor submitted the CON
tract. Informed the council which
met AZ his office yesterday afternoon
that the agreement was an right Fol
lowing his report the council author
ized the mayor to sign The Amerl-
can-Ta France company wiz furnish
the engine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-07

against St.526.634,7e 100 In 1918 aud al
3~O7,i52,f79 In 1919.
The imports for the fo-r months
since the new tarin law went into cf-
feet we're: October. si32. Si9, 500, No
yember, Sits, 2l6,536; December.
Sisi.5sI57i and January tl5tt69
263.
The excess OF exports over imports
for the Z months ending January. was
&4b3.9lA.Gl2. and for the a. months
ending January. t~Gfe.6i0,574
or the total imports during the
month, 60.a per cont entered free oi
duty. compared with sos per cent In
January. 1913 and SCI per cent IN
January. 1914. during the Z months
ending with January, 81 per cent.
against 55.1 per cent in 1918 ana j3f
per cent Ia 1919.
Imports Of gold in January we're
Si|0,45l.3I3. against tG,sio,8sO in jan
uary. 1919. aud for the months.
sf6. 2i6,6i0 in the current period.
agains, ~ti7,fas.7g0 Ia 1918. Exports
OF gold were. In January. 81. gif.0a6.
against Si7.2s7,s4S m january. 1918.
and for the : months, s34.s5s.o50.
aaginst &~3t.265,G5t In 1913. Imports
81 silver In January we're Se.aisa b2.
against ~St.2ol.0tg ia January, 1918.
and FOR the Z months s2o,o5i.ia2.
against S2I.3sfS79 in the preceding
period Exports OF silver Ia January
we're st.oaa SIS. against fs.tat.sft in
January of the preceding Year. and
for the Z months. ~t3s.let.se2 against
S4t.72S.if7 In the corresponding per-
Tod Of the preceding year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-07

Egypt. several hundred brlcs have
already been sold to American ~ain-
ners at n price which makes this a
very profitable crop Tor the irrigat-
ed lands II the southwest.
As a result OF the progress made
in marketing the 1913 crop. the far
mers OF the Salt River valley are
now unanimous In their determine
tion 10 plant only the one variety and
90 keep out upland cotton the pres
cnce OF which would cause "a speedy
deterioration Of h long staple va-
r.etv now being grown through hy-
alton OF the stock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-07
YOUNG MAN
HELD AS INSANE

On complaint Of his father saliva
dor Guruie Of chill was committed
Yesterday to- the county iail tp await
proceedings before Judge a. D. Ray
holds Co determine his sanity Juan
to the shsrifrs office Yesterday ana
asked Tndersherlf Dick lewis 90
lock him up He said Salvador had
e habit ~ wandering away tn tho
sandia morntains for "a eset af "a
time. living like 4 Wild man with
pinons AZ his only food.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-07

ur cottages 81 the beaches There lfc
now only about "a dozen u the horse
busscs ien in service. those being
used to connect up stree; car lines
ST. mich de- not cross the bridges ovcr
the Thames. The omnibus compHn-
its ave been %disposinE OF the old
vehicles for seven dollars q piece. o.
rate so low that The demand has
been greater than the supply
Tnionist society women have start
cd a uovcl campaign against tho
Welsh discstabiishmcnt bill when
the idea was first mootcd the propo-
sal was to hold wednesday afternoon
social functions during Mar,h at the
town houses 81 four pccrcsscs each
gathering being attended hy une at
the Welsh bishops. other pccrcssc5
however lave Indicated their will
inRnrss To- lend their houses to The
public loo the cause ~ the establish
mcnt and these viii be utilized or
saturday afternoons when their own
crs are out of town Tor the weekend
The prrplleE" Of roaming through the
homes 81 the H~ristocracy rs expected
to attract q great many people and
the gatherings viii Dec announced as
great musiors against the hiil
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-07

ambition is to carry out thc desires
Ul hIs uld chief Gladstone. and briu f;
Dunt,ntmrut to ihc majority of irish
men
The procedure Geo uo followed ls
very o%lrurl, stated in the parliament
act AMER tht bii has been read "a
second time tho government vii
come forward with their suggestions
aud 10 long series uf chatcs may pc
expected boo the commons The TN
iunists win doubles. oppose them
but 30 may bc inferred ron what
Lloyd George sBid in the debate un
tnD speech from the throne nat the
government Will persist be- them, ana
vlH send them Geo the Lords. 10 Is
then that the real fight viii begin
and Dc may bc weeks before thc strue-
elo Is finally decided.
The evening world., 1914-11-03
GIRL IS LEFT TO Ole
ON STEPS Of HOME
Coroner Investigates Fatal Ending
Of Mary Currents Evening
In Dance Hall.

Mary Currsn. twenty-five years old.
who lived With her mother and sistsr
at No. Isl briggs avenue. williams.
burg. attended . dance last night
given by the kttis Dan Associa ton
In New Plaza Hall. at Grand and
Havemeycr streets. with her were
Nellie Doyle Of No. sb7 Grand street
and Florence Young Of No. 766 Grand
street. According 10 the Girls. Miss
Curren was taken III shortly after
midnight ana became unconscious.
Smelling salts failed 10 revive her
and Il was decided to take her homo.
Several men carried Mis Currsn
the entire distance from the dance
hall TO her homo. nearly q mile. Then.
instead Of ringing the bell and notify.
Ing her mother and sister OF the girl
condition. thsy left her on the stoop
and won't away. Some time later the
young woman, still unconscious, waa
found and efforts were made to re-
vive her. Falling, Mrs. Curren called
Policeman Titus of tho Herbert Street
Station. He summoned Dr. Weldon
from 81. CAtherins's Hospital. who
pronounced her dead.
Tho Curren family say the younu
woman had been subject 20 epilepsy
An investigation was ordered by the
coroner.
The evening world., 1914-11-03

wasriors Of tbs Gridiron-who. for the
first time undertook ~ safeguarding
Of the ballot - an eeanissd unit
to-day. Undsr the leadership Of l..
n. Biselow ST.. Who captainsd TALES
big 1907 team. enough Gridiron vet.
Grams we're nustsrsd under the hammer
Of the Volunteer watchsr1 League
70 make up sisvsns worthy Of meeting
ths big four with . score Of fresh
water colleges thrown N.
TIE men. divided Into squads.
propsriy capitalized and isstructsa By
the Honest Ballot Associates. ~.
portsd for the ''Ksckofr' ~ 8 o'clock
this morning 10 Assistant District
Attorney Weller and 10 Capt Bissiow
a. the leagues hsAdeuArtsrs. No. -
Fifth avenue They wSrs In their
'tnGhtins toys and sppsassd 70 b
a. for any physicai snoOvntseo nat
might develop during the day. A.
they lined up for Instructions they
certainly ala not look - II they
might b intimsdAtsd BY the gangs
~
w 'o" '"u .. % W ~" ' .oo,
800 49,. "a, .a,.o
ISL 's'"o '"
sou' nv" VINO ono' w.
OF an All Amer'cs" 'oo,"~" " .
we're IN the 1'yins sa"anro" 'nA'
reported TO Assistant pistr'ct-At-
tornsy weller fernaps Wa 10
cause thsir leader 10 an OLD fhe star.
that most OF the mon IN tho squad
were Yale mon In the van wore
Walter Logan ana John fitzpatrick,
ends on Ted Coy's 1910 team. Pop
Foster. . Yais tackle on the 1905
team. va mart 20 arrive. Arthur
NJ. .u.Am.r,csn ouo,,s,b.ch ana
nov" a
. veteran OF faiss 1910 team; Z. ID.
Bahss, former Princeton star, and
.y,,, IA" Parable. an ola Hsrvard
=. ~ - -. o.. !.
p'syer' "ers IN "no' -" NsoS io'
strenuous days work. sven though
they have been out Of training for
The evening world., 1914-11-03
ROSE SYOEll'S BELLIES
MAKE NIT WITHOUT ROSE
Johnnie Weber, Despite His Name,
Can Sing ats Long, Long Way
to Tipperary" With Enthusiasm.

Rose sydelrs Famous London
Bellies By no means are At . dis
advantage because the always-ap-
plaudsd Rose no longer u with them.
With no reflection on her glory. II
v only fair TO say that Johnnie
Weber combines everything that COOS
70 make u burissqus show entertain.
ins. and Columbia Theatre audiences
Are not slow TO realise Il.
Johnnie heads An otherwise almost
exclusive feminine cast In . spec
tacular. tunefui show. Tho Rising
Son." He rises with the curtain and
shines. And even II his name 10
Weber. no can sing IT'S . Lons.
Long Way TO Tipperary" with en-
thusiasm and sincerity.
There are three acts, nearly two
dossn musical numbers and . dissy
number Of sirls. Kathleen and
Chauncsy lesson introduce some novel
specIaities In singing and dancing
that bring deserved applause. their
Summer Lovers'' beinE q hit. Co.'S
tumss-both extremes Of the0-srs
enough TO satisfy the most tired Of
tired business mon.
The evening world., 1914-11-03
CASCARETS FOR
COST|NE BOWELS,
HEADACHE. COLDS
Tonight! Clean your bowels
and stop headache.
colds, sour stomach.

Get . l0-cent boz now.
Turn the rascals out-tAs Assdachs.
biliousness. indigestion. The sick. sour
stomach and bad cold--turu them out
tonight Aad kssp them out With Co.
carrots.
Millious a men aad women taks Q
Cascaret nov and then and never know
the misery caused by lssy liver. dssgsd
bowels, o. - upset stomach.
Dost put In snothss day Of &stFsss.
Let Csscsssts cleanse your stomach; ~
move The sour. issmsatlns feod; take
Tn sxcess bile from your live and carry
out Ill The csastipated waste matter and
poisoa In u bowels. TAss you will
A Casoasss ts-sight stsaishtsss you
cut By morning. Thsy work while you
slssp. 4 I0-ceat boz irea any drug
stoss asoas dear Asad svsss stomach
ed dsaa, ksaltAy hvss ssd 6evsl sstioa
t. usatAs. Cklldsss levs Cascassts
essasss tAsy ssvss sriPs - aslss.-
Adve
The evening world., 1914-11-03
HOW GOOD THAT
MuSTERolE FEELS!
Il Gets to That Sore Spot
Like Magic.

A-a-hi That's dslicious relief ios those
sore muscles. those stih joints. that
MUsTEROLE 10 clean. whit. oi.s.
meat. made With the oil Of mustard and
other homo simplcs.
Il does the work a the old-fsshioned
mustard plaster. minus the plaster and
minus the blisteri
You simply rub MUSTEROLE on the
spot where The pain is--rub Il on briskly
and the pain 10 gone.
No muss. no bother. Just comforting.
soothing relici-firat . gentle glow. then
. delightful sense Of coolness. And best
oi oil. NO blisters like the old-tashioned
mustard plaster used to make.
There l. nothing like MUSTEROLE
for Sore Throat. Bronchitis. Tonsiitis.
Group, Stiff Neck. Asthma. Neuralgia.
Hea dache. Congestion. Pieurisy. Rhcu.
mstism. Lumbaso. Pains and Aches Of
the Back or Joints. Sprains. Sore Muscles,
Bruises, Chilblains, Frosted Feet and
Cold 81 the Chest IL often pre- vent,
Pneumonis).
Al your druegist's. In s5c and Soc jars,
and special large hospital else for $3.50
Be sure you eet the genuine MUS
TEROLE. Refuse mitatiOns-get whaI
~ ask for. Ths Musterole Company
Cleveland. Ohio.
The evening world., 1914-11-03
Commissioner KICKS
OUT ELECTION BONFIRE
Woods Notifies Precinct Captains to
Put Ban on Celebration
Blazes.

Commissioner Woods. on his way
to Police Headquarters to-day. saw
an election bonfire on kenmare street
He got out with his chauffeur and
kicked the fire to pieces.
From Headquarters the Commi
sioner sent word to all precinct com.
manders that he would hold them
strictly responsible for bonfires to-
night. Asphalt paving was damaged
TO the extent Of 100000 by fires last
election night.
Mounted men from tho traffic
squads and from tho parks have been
assigned ito tenement districts to-
night. and automobiles loaned by all
the city departments will patrol the
streets with squads OF policemen
equipped with hose. Fire Commits.
sionsr Adamson has arranged to
have n number OF firemen At every
station house ready to hurry out
In patrol wagons on reports of bon
fires.