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The Lovington leader., 1914-08-14

02372l
Department Of tae Interior. U S.
Land Office at Roswell. N. NJ, july
II, 1914. Notice is hereby given
that John ". Leaz-r, of Lovington,
N. NJ, who on Nov. 4. 1910. made II.
L, Serial No. O2372l, for SCI, See.
III. and NEt Sec. IA. Township l6.S,
Range BE. N. NJ. p. N. hasfled no.
tice Of intention to make final Three
Year Proof. to establish claim to the
land al, We described, before Edward
N. Love, U. s. Commissioner. in biz
office at LovingtOn, N. N. Aug. q
1914.
Claimant names az witnesses:
/ Samuel G. Lovejoy. William J. E
Ter. George W. Briggs. William }
Cureton, all Of Lovington. N. n.
Emmett Patton, Register.
July 2-Aug. 2l.
The Lovington leader., 1914-08-14
E6ss Gl{.ls
'f3'l ~ n
FL

nhs fra ~ q the big p;es;e
aad sslsbssisa = on. Bsg'nnins
Mssday slasneen covered Veg
e~s eesA be seea winding over
DE prairie toward he neces.-Lov.
insssa,-se de biggest celebration
shss hes bsss held east of the
Mosntsins this year.
Tie autes began coming in yes-
tsrday and despite the thressened
rain he promise Of a big crowd
was f,l6lsd.
The nszt three days will certain.
y be red letter days. The pick
Of the eowbows from eastern New
Mexico and western Texas are
here ready to ride the bad horse.
that have been brought in from
the summer ranges. lat and chock
full Of fight.
The beeves are ready for tn,
barbecue. the stands are ready. th.
boxers who have promised tn,
people an excellent entertainment
are ready.
Hurrah for the next 3 days!-i-i
The program for today is a
follows
This mcmine Address by Gov
ernor VIM. Mcdonald.
Noon; Barbecue Of best beeves tn,
plains afford.
Afternoon;- Wild.west Show, an,
other events not yet arranged.
The Lovington leader., 1914-08-14

DEPARTMENT Of helNTERlOR
United States | and Office. at Ros.
well N. Nj.
Notice is ie-eby given that the
State Of New Mexico. by virture
of Act OF Congress approved June
Il. 1898. and June 20. 1910. and
acts supplementary and amenda-
tory thereto, has filed in this office
selection lists fer the following de-
scribed land:
List No. 2422 SerislNo. 029756.
All of Section Is, T-2O-S. R-36-E.
contains GAO acres. T.2O.S; 37-E
List No. 2423. SERIAL No. O28757)
WIZ NWl-4. SWl-A. Nl-2 ST
SWl-4 SEl-4 Sec. II. 7. 20 S. r.
BE.
"a. containing 800 acres. List
mo. 2425. Serial No. 028759. Lots
| 3 and 4. SEA-. Section l9; T-20.
S: R-37-E. containing 238.54 acres
List No. 2426 Serial 02S760. Ell
SWl-4. Sec. l9; Lo s : and 2 NE
IA. El-2.NWl.4. Sec. 80: SEl.4
SEl-4 Sec. ": T-20-S:R.37-E. con.
tanning 436. z acres. List No. 2427
Serial No. 02676l all Of Sec. 20
7. 2o-S R-'7.E. esei.inins o4o
acres. |;
Protesls or contests against any
OF al Of such selections, may be
filed in this Office during the per
iod Of publication hereof, or an,
time thereafter. and before fina'
approval and certificate.
Emmett Patton. Register
4
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBL@CA lion
James T. Harris, O53453 025l64
Department Of the Interior. U. s. Land
Office at Roswell, N. n. Aug. l, 1914.
Notice is hereby given that James F
Harris. Of l.ovinGton Nm. who on Oct.
|. 1910 rade Hid. E. Serial No. O23i5s
for SET: and Sept. 8. 1911. made sdr en-
Try, Serial No. 025l64 for SWl.A, Ssctiol
10 Twp. It's Range S7-E n. N. 2. N
has filed notice Of intention TO make fina
thrss year proof, to rstAblish claim to tAs
land above described before Ia n. Love,
U. s Commissioner in his office ut Lov
ingtou, N. NJ. Sept. l2, 1914.
Claimant nAaes as witnesses;
Emmett Richardson, William J. Cureton
John ". Lessure, William N. Johnson
all Of Loviugton, N. NJ.
Emmett Patton. Register
Aug. 7,-Sept. 4.
The Lovington leader., 1914-08-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION,
Henry b. May. O276s5
Dpartment Of tbs Interior, U. s. Land
Office tRiswell, N. n. July 81. 1874.
Notice Ia hereby given hat Henry B.
May. Of Eunice N. Y. who on Aug. Is.
1919 made lid. L. Serial No. O276S5 for
swi, Sec 2s: and SEA SIT; Nl-2 SET;
SE4 NE3 section 81 Twp. 22-S Range 81.
Z n. Y. p. N. hns Alsd notice Of lnten-
tion to make Aasl three year proof, to ss
tsblish claim 70 the land above described
before WIN. q. hcArthur, u. 5. Com.
missioner in his office ct Monument, N. n.
Sept. 9, 1914
Claimant names q witensses:
William T. Mstkins, Riley R. Sims, viii
liam L. Walden, Rolion l.. Rrunson: all o.
Eunice, N. n.
Emmett Patton, Register
Aug. 7.-Sep,. I.
The Lovington leader., 1914-08-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Loula vesch. O2s275
Department Of TIM lntetior. U. S. Land
Offioe al Roswell, N. NJ Aug. !, 1914.
Notice is her"by given that loulS Vsach
Of Nadine, N. N. who on March 2, 1914
made Hid. y. Serial No. 02s276 for El.:;
but amended by &c" july 8, 1914 to read
WIZ Section 70, TWr. 10 $ Range 36-E
N. N. I'M. as filed notice Of intention
to mike FIN i three year proof, to ESTABLISH
claim 10 the land above described before
Vim. G. McArthu', u. ). Commissioners
IN his office at Monument, n, n. So, t
10, 1914.
Claimant names a witnesses:
Joshua n. Franks, Of Nadine, N. M.
| Farley Il. Bales, Of Hobbs, N. n.
Ezekiel J. Thompson, Hobos, N. NJ.
LINN Dsug gnerty. Of Nadine, N. n.
Emmett Patton, Register
Aug. 6,-Sept. 3.
The Lovington leader., 1914-08-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Mary Anderson. (027523,
Department Of the Interior. L. s.
Land office at Roswell. n. NJ. July %.
1914.
Notice is hereby given that Mary
Anderson. of Eunice. n. N. who. on
July 90, 1913. made HOE. Serial No.
027523. for Sl.2, Sec. 2l. Twp.2l.S,
Rz-. STE. N.M.P.M., has filed notice
Of intention to make Three year Proof,
to establish claim TO the land above
described. bafore VIM. G. Macarthur
U. s. Commissioner. in his Office, a,
Monument, N. N. on Sept. 8. 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses:
James W. Ovens, William 5 Marshall
William +. Turner, J. Hiram Crowder
all Of Eunice, n. NJ.
Emmett Patton.
Ju.y 81, Aug 2S. Register
The Lovington leader., 1914-08-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Walter T. Tomlinson, O25009
department of the Interior. U. s.
Land Olfire at Roswell, N, N. Jnly IL
1914.
Notice 10 hereby given that Walter
T. Tomlinson. Of Knowles. N. N. VIII
on Aug z, 1911 made HID. 4. Ssrisl
No. 0250O9 for NEl.4, Sec. IL: and
NWl.4. Section IL Twp. 1873 Range
38.E. N. N. P. N. has filed notice ol
intention to make 6nsl three yeal
proof, to establish claim to the land
sbove described. bef.re D. H. Cole.
man. U. S. Commissioner in his Of
flee Vt Knowles, N N. Aug. 26. 1914
Claimant names "a witnesses;
Ralp R. Davis, Hobbs, MN.
William H Smith, Walter W. Brown
Harry E. Brown. thess Of Knowles,
Emmett Patton, Register
July 2l,-Aus. q.
The Lovington leader., 1914-08-14
Veterans Endorse The
President And
Governor

Members Of the Joe Wheeler
Camp c. V. met this morn
ing in Lovinston for the purpose
Of passing resolutions endorsing
the administration Of President
Wilson and Governor Mcdonald.
The resolutions were adopted by
a unanimous vote Of the comrades
present
The Joe Wheeler Camp has a
membership Of about 80 veteran.
and 10 one Of the most progress.
i've camps in the southwest. lts
members were active in making
the Lovington picnic of the lasI
two days the success that it has
been. While many Of the old
soldiers who msched and fought
for the cause which they believed
right. are fast approaching thai
place where ali must part. they are
still young in spirit. and are still
the young fellows who went blith
fully forth during those storm,
years to battle for their country.
Under the leadership Of Mr.. Z. D
Karnegay, Adjutant Of the Camp. th'
members are bringing about many re
forms for which they have beel
working.
The Lovington leader., 1914-08-14

Babies will not be judged BY
facial beauty alone. but all favora.
ble points win be considered. such
- health. precocity. weight coupled
with age. general health. etc etc.
Your baby will have q chance tc
win on come point or other.
Babies from I'll over the Plains.
will b admitted.
Who has shs baby to enter o.
the following point
-ones when ! was I lisslsAad.
~ me d.uase ~.
Because ny ittle b,otAee had
he hisssst piscs Of pis''
Burn 70 NJ. end Nh. lJahal,a a.
~ q Kpsalss a'aep 9 ~ Dqpll
81.
The Lovington leader., 1914-08-14

J. u, Phillips Of Cuion, Texas.
arrived on Thursday.s mail car. II:
time to zee some $500 New Mex.
leo people enjoying themselves u
the grand rally Il this place. HI
viii visit his son-in-law and family
f. J. Rabinson for . while.
csoees RaeA. Of .Hika rdssr,
~ sacag ~ orderly ye.as nsa =
a.ssai ~ piesle. Il.
''Upela Blays s4rls1J : visl1p,
tssn ca.islsl T. ~ ~ - - !
gt4r auQss1 = ~ ~ -
~ Se SLSfla q; 4
The Lovington leader., 1914-08-14
covel1or clis nany
Friends BY Address
Wednesday
t&fta TIP IN. Ssp b Is s.
pi1el c|vvl r|suol Wti tn.

Declaring that there we're re-
sources. energy and intelligence e.
nough in New Mexico to make it one
ot the greatest II lot the greatest
states IN the union. that the people
of tha PIsias ~sre doing their part
toward its developemsnt and that
waAtevr, reforms we're made would
be Of Q permanent nature, Governor
William McDooald made sn exec ellent
impression on many people who had
n-vs seen him before. on his visit
hess Yesterday.
l an surpriss.i at the developsme mt
Of this country said the governor.
] have never before believed it ad-
vlssble TO come to the Plains be-
cause OF the scattered condition Of
the ranches, bat ! fipd that this has
improved and that the people are
laving the foundation for a great
country. The change is indeed a
remarkable one.
Touching upon the county division
question. he said, u am inclined to
hink that sm ,llsr counties are de-
sirabIe where conditions warrant their
organization. :, They tend to create
civic centers which in themselves
create wealth and tend TO the DE-
velCpement Of localities in which they
are located, but you cannot build any
toXn or count seat without the prop
Ter surroundings for the maiutaiuance
of business that "ught thsre to be
developed.
Touching upon the political situa.
tion. Governor Mcdonald said there
would soon require cs'eful thought
and consideration bv the people, that
they would be called upon to select
men for their councils and that upon
the judgement Of the people would
depend the quality Of the law max.
ing body VI the United States.
ln statement regarding the sala.
ries Of state officers, Gov. Mcdonald
said he was absolutely opposed tc
what Is known as the lumpsum me
thod you not only provide salary
for the Official but extra compensa.
ti'n that nav be used properly or in
properly at his discrtion. believ,
hat $25OO is sufficient for any
&c cunty official.
Another thisg | promised wa
that the books Of the state should b,
open 40 far a. | was able to opel
them, 50 that the people would know
what was being cone with the m, ney
that Was being taken from them in
the way Of taxes. ! have not don,
to much ~ 4 would have liked TO Q
long that line. because Of the lscl
,of appropriation from the legislature.
In conclusion be said, what Ney
4exice needs most and this | canno
impress upon you with too much EN-
phssis, lie q strong aonest. clean
healthy courageous public sentimen
to enforce the wishes Of the goo
people Of the state.
!
The Lovington leader., 1914-08-14

Constable Gardner Of Plainview
landing in a nice big mud hole
propelled by the force Of q good
husky cowboy.
The Lovington leader., 1914-08-14

A little boy mad because he
couldn't hold any more ice cream.
A race between Ben Baker and
J. M. Stock, which didn't come
of because Ben lifted a cash resis.
ter. The betting 10 still even on
the race. aud il 10 still going to be
pulled Off 20 they cay.
Couples dancing the old fashion
ed waltz and two step.
Nobody interested in the wa,
while the picnic 10 going on.
The Lovington leader., 1914-08-14
.Notics For Publicstion
025957

Department Of The Interior, U. s.
Land Omcs st Roswell, N. N. July
70. 1914. Notice ia hereby givsu
that james P. Bowssr. Of Lovinstop,
N. y. sho on April 8th. 1914. mad,
HE. Serial No. 026967. for SEA,
Sac z; end hB3 Section IL. Town.
Ship l6S Range STE n. N.P.N
hss Alsd notice 0 iatsstion To uake
y make Aual three ysar prsot 70 e.
ssbliab cIsin To The lasd above d.
|sstibsd .isfore "a M.Lvvs U. 8. Con.
ssissioass u hb o4ics II Levingtcs
N. \ Ass. "a 1914.
4 Claiaeat sames y Witnesses;
| eaiesl g. Lpyeicy. Laura wilk,
|Letls G. WaAas, Joka ". Lsss,r 4
f NJ n; ~ I 81 "a u
!, |, ;;', & 4 ls1isll'
The Lovington leader., 1914-08-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOIICE tUk fUBLlCAIlON
Thomas H. Nay, 027660
Department Of the Interior U. 8. Land
Office at Roswell. N. Y. July 81. 1918
Notice is hereby given that Thomas H.
Ha, Of Evnice. N. NJ. who, on Aug. 8,
1918, made lid, E. Serial No. u276SC
for NEa; Sec. Is. aud SET, Section
26 Twp, 22-S Range STE N. "
P. u. has ilsd notice Of intention
70 make final three year proof. tc
establish claim 70 tAe land above described
before Wn. q. hoArthur, u. s. tom.
mlniossr d his office at A,Asnsnt, n. n
Sept. 9, 1914.
Claimant nanes y witmsesss;
RolloH L. brnsou. William P. Walden,
Riley B. sims, William +. ksskins. oil VI
Euaise. n. \.
Emmett PAtton, register.
Aue. 7,.-Ssp'. 4,
The Lovington leader., 1914-08-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NUTlCE FOR PUBLICATION
James A. Foster 0224l7 O26243
Departments Of the Interior. u. s.
Land office " Roswell, N. N. July
l6. 1914.
Notice is hereby given that James
A. Fster. Of Monulaent. N. n. wao
on April IL. 1910 made I'D. E. Serial
NJ. 0224l7 for SE3. Sec. SO; aai W
Julv II, 1912 made sdd'i ~ntry
Serial No. O26243 for
81 Sw3:; and 81 seq. Section "a
Twp. 1913 Range 36.E N. n. r. n.
has 6led notice Of ,n.sntioa % make
6nsI three year proof. to establish
claim to the land sbose descrih.d, BE-.
fore wm. G. Nc A. thur. U. 8. Con-
misAionef 10 bic office q Nuaunsat
N. N. Ans. Is. 1914. =
Claimant naves y wi.sss.es;
William B.'A., -s.,. Az h Mkrxsu.
Young J. Hsripet's. Samuel Z. Jas.
con. al Of Hosuu*st n. \.
Emmett pattsa. nsai1esr.
July a. Ase. 81
The Lovington leader., 1914-08-14
BAND IS APPRECIATED

A large part Of ths success Of the
y ~niaDic was 1ue to the Carlsbad band
which furnished excellent music free
Of charge during the entire three
days.
Many praises we're heard for the
band during its visit. not only for
music but for the gentlemanly con.
1o's Of its ms"bsrA
7 John Maha9ey. old time ci,izen
of Lovington. is back among US.
The fresbyterian meeting. un.
der the auspices of Revs. Cunning.
ham and Davis. came 10 a close
Sunday night.
Feterita. did you say! Ask Char
lie Bullard. A. R. Clarady. Mrs
Oliver. and others. See ',Ag.
exhibit.
PERSONALS
Charles Shepard and family o
Roswell motored over to attend
the pionic.
\, The big a1doms 10 in readiness.
Lookout for the Mo&att Connol,
fight
william Nsese. nov Of Low, Dsw.
,soa comfy, rexaa. Va sn enthusias
tic observer st tn agricultural ball.
He viii hays ; story in German foi
ths Rupdscban, q cusro, Texas, tell
Ing sbost tie sxhibits.
Z Mis- Elsie loughlin. one Of th,
LssdsrS bssy corrsspondsuta. was b
iron Nssamsst. /
:, NJ. I'd Mn. G. o. Chance Nj
\ ID In. b. Y. Wright, 0. N. Dsrlos
y. Rsaak Hssdis asd VIE. Ola Hsrdi'
81 vie, Nm Zen Roll ~ D. d
cal66a ~ fs.iy var saosa y
. ssSisa psopls sAe teek q
The Lovington leader., 1914-08-14

Uncle Joe Graham has bssn slec-
ted a = delegate to the Democratic
convention At Albuquerque.
The Lovington leader., 1914-08-14
[l,$ x =. {s,z' Zg'!F's17ys<{ !
!! IL ! Z I,l.s
sghtss attach dSnly = the;r
sstatsme.h b nksulins ths
A6inse q Wosrnsr and Emsvson
kooylss. Read he ..'sy in an
e 3rstzp rural Asf's /


Abs'zsct Of lille 10 what you need.
". c. Howard.
B D. Tandy. and family. Fl.
Worth are with Mra r.ndy's fs,h-
81 and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
r. Crockett
The Big Dance pla, form is
twenty feet larger than anything
ever seen in Lovinston.
Allen Hesrd's car Of Plains
Products Of kiddie's was a hit
The CarlsbAd band boys are
che stuff. Tip your hat to them.
Lovinston Leader. $l.00
Roswell Register. Tribune. $3.50
Both papers before Sept. |. $l.7s
Otto Hedsecoxe and family
came over from their ranch north
Of here to attend the picnic.
RI Catl.ey. d layton. Tesas,
10 among uA tie says the layton
band boys are al wool and yard
wide, and some Of them are rmane
vr"'.
There will be no preaching a,
the Lovinston Baptist church mex,
Sunday. a. the pastor will proba.
bly, be absent in a pro racted meet.
ing; but a business meeting ol
great importance, 10 to be held
and every member 10 urgently re.
quested to attend. The meeting
will be held after Sunday School
, say at eleven o'clock. Please dc
:. not fail to attend.
Who is Judge Crantham! H.
is a'lawyer Of Carlsbad. But is j
all told? No. no. no.-no. Judge
Crantham's address to the old col
-diers was masterpiece of-What'
Did you hear il. Then you've los
out Judge Crantham's referenc,
. TO his mother and srsndmothe,
was enough to bring tears to IL
eyes Of the sphinks. Judge Gran
than. ladies. and gentlemen
Judge Granthami
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-27
GERMANY OBSERVES
KAISER'S BIRTHDAY
Emperor Holds Levee and Con-
fers Long List OF decorations

Berlin, Jan. 27.-Emperor William
today celebrated his nifty fifth birthday
hale and vigorous of body and mind
ana able still, as shown 10y his recent
wood chopping exploits, To undertake
the phy steal work of man In the
prime of life. All classes of his sub
iects 1oined in observing the day, cele-
brations being held by university and
technical school students, academies of
arts and sciences, army and navy Off
GERS. civic organizations and 10y muni-
cipalties and veteran associations
throughout the empire.
The day i'm Berlin was ushered i'm at
a. IN. by the sounding of the choral
from the castle dome and by grand
reveille" by massed military bands
who marched from the castle to Bran
delburg gate. the whole length of the
crowded Inter den Linden and return
After divine services in the royal
chapel, his majesty held a birthday
levee and received the congratulations
of his ministers. ambassadors and min
lSltlS dttrtulltu To the tItlnlan court,
high military and navy authorities and
court society. In the progress of the
diplomatic corps through the Linden to
the castle, United States Ambassador
Gerard, in an automobile and civilian
clothes. without gold braid or decora-
tions, was "a conspicuous figure among
the foIeign representatives all in gor-
eeous uniforms covered with orders
and riding i'm their carriages of state.
His majesty conversed several minutes
with Gerard.
There was a long list of birthday
honors and decorations, promotions be-
ing awarded lavishly throughout the
army and navy services. but the lions
share was conferred on men of the
business and artistic world. The high
est distinction of all was given to
Prince Guide Hencked Won Donners-
marck, who received the Black Eagle.
lie is heavily interested in real estate,
mining and shipping concerns.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-27
COL. COCKTAILS
NAMED CANAL
ZONE GOVERNOR
President Signs Order Putting
Permanent Government in
Operation April |
TOLLS EXEMPTION IS OPPOSED
Wilson Against 1t Because It Is
In Violation of Treaty With
England
TOLLS EXEMPTION IS OPPOSED

Washington, Jan. 7-Presidcn;
Wilson today signed an executive or,
der putting into operation on April /
a permanent government for the Pana =
ma canal zone. ana naming Colonel
Goethals as the first civil governor.
Secretary Garrison eaid Goethas
will be officially informed as soon as
his name is sent to the Senate.
That the president is opposed 10 the
exemption of American coast wise
ships from Panama canal tolls was
ilatiy asserted today by those who
know what took place in the confer
ence last night between the president
and the Senate foreign relations com
nittee.
1t is said the president has not OPP
posed toll exemptions. as such, but is
"f the opinion they would be dis.
elimination which would not agree
with the provision of the Hay-Paunce-
fotc treaty.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-27
MILLIONS LOST
TO RAILROADS
So-CalIed Trusts Benefit From
Per Diem Charges

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-The demur-
rage or per diem charges. and vari-
ous allowances" received by great
manufacturing corporations having So
called industrial railroads connecting
their plants with trunk lines, are moth
ing less than unlawful rebates which
give them undue. unreasonable and
unlawful" advantage over competitors.
according to a decision of the inter-
state commerce commission today.
The testimony developed that So
called trusts having such railroads en-
joy IN income from such charges of
millions a year
Pointing out that the practices con-
demnCd dissipated the revenues of
great railroads to the extent of mil
lions Of dollars year, the commission
made this significant reference to the
present movement among eastern rail-
roads for an increase OF rates:
Before they may fairly ask the gem
cral public to share further i'm carrying
their burdens. it is manifest that the
railroads must themselves properly
conserve their sources of revenue by
making every service performed con-
tribute reasonably to their earnings"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-27
MURDER OF CHINESE
Melted YOUTH 81.
New York Boy Lays Bare High
Carnival of Crime

New York, ~ v, Jan. e1.--Alrrcd
Lehman, an unders'zrd youth. i'm tho
witness chair confessed he participat-
ed in sixteen bomb uutragc2. revealed
knowledge of eighty. cleared mystery
Of two murders ana furnished iufor-
nation concerning a number "f lesser
crimes. including arson and burglary.
Lehman WAS called as - witness in
the trial OF Angelo sylvester. accused
of one Of the bomb ou'ragcs. He said
the bomb outrages usually brought tn"
men doing the work. fifty dollars. II"
said he worked For blcCl<handers whc
demanded money from well-to-do ltal-
ians. one robbery in which a Chinese
was murdered, nettel him two dollars
and two men who did the Killing got
the same.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-27
WILL TRY TO FLY m
lANGLEY'S OLD MACHINE.
Even n Table Can Be Made to Fly.
Says Beachey.

san Francisco, Jan. II The Smith
osnian Institution at Washington has
accepted by telegraph an offer of Avia o
tor Lincoln Beachey To demonstrate
the possibility of the successful flight
in the "nying machine" invented anl
built by Professor Samuel l.. Langley.
Dcrisun was excited when I.anelcy's
machine fell into the Potomac river
and this is said To have broken his
heart. Beachcy will Try to show that
the machine was right in every way
and needed only Il better motor.
\ telegram received from Charles
Doolittlr Walcott. director of the
Smithsonian Institution, said that
while it would he impossible To take
the wrecked machine from its place In
the institution, every facility would
be offered 10 make perfect reproduc-
tion. i'm order that Langley's real sue
cess may be shown.
you can fly a kitchen tahle, If youi
motor is strong enough" said ReacheN
This is what | want to show.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-27
LABOR PARTY TO MEET.
OrgS nzation in Great Britain To Out
line It's Parliamentary Policy.

Glasgow, Jan. 27.--Important results
are expected to follow the annual con-
ference of the British labor party this
week. The conference proper which
VIII meet tomorrow for "A three lays
session was preceded today by a spe-
"ial conference on the electoral and
parliamentary policy of the party. In
view of the new Trade Union Act, by
which 1t has been made lawful to apply
FUNDS of a trade union to political OBJ
'e'is 1t is expected that the labor or
panlzations will agree upon II broader
and more active political campaign
IMAM ever before i'm their history.