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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-25

Lincoln. Nsb.-speating before . larC
crowd rspresutine 81 political affiliations
Col 1hsodow Roosevelt declared Tuesday night
that bis mission 70 Nsbrsaka was 10 uru up
On ne votsrs Of the stsss support Of Pro
srvssive candidates and prinsipss As In.
dorssd By nsns n. =. ssekstt, Progressive
neoIsss Ter sovszner-an incident wkieA wss
awaited VIII eonsiisrab,s interest," bsesuss Of
he eolonsrs psrssnal slatonship with \. r.
Howell. he nspsb,Iean candidate.
Turning 70 n. 3. sseksit Who vas on The
| plstfern, NJ. noossvsH mentioned hin BY
ssksn lnasssiAs ~ psi.slp,ss 4 - parsy
10 W. tsr hin snd Ter ths entire ticket.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-25

Baxter Spring., Ksn.-Three men robbed
the Baxter Springs National bank here last
Tuesday. obtaining $4,000 and escaped.
The bandits entered the building. drew re.
volvers and forced Frank l.. Brewster. assist
ant cashier. and II. N. Mitehenor and william
Murphy. customers. into the bank vault, which
thuy closed and locked.
The bandits were not masked. but ordered
s.swster and the two customers not to look
n them.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-25

Ottawa. Ont.-It Is understood that by Jan
nary Canada win have abroad either on the
Sighting line or l, England upward Of 10000
men. The $1,000 TO be sent from valcartier
probably viii 90 to 4 depot on England, from
which they win be sent TO the front whom
thoroughly efficient. Recruits to All up gaps
In the ranks caused BY casualties and sick.
ness will Be sent from Canada to this depo,
from time 10 time probably bringing the TO
tel 10 about 1900 by January I.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-25

Csrlsbad-Ths report Of the grand jury
made here late last week brings to Hight some
sensational charges against The county con.
missionsrs, alleging among other tsinss ir.
rssularitiss In assessment matters and that
two commissioners ere maintaining private
telephones at county sxpsns and that large
sxpanss bills were also allowed thsmssvss. I,
also brings up IN alleged printing scandal.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-25
STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP.
MANAGEMENT. CIRCULATION. ETC.

MANAGEMENT. CIRCULATION. ETC.
Of The DsnIns Graphic. publishsd weekly at
Demins. New Mexico. required by the Act
Of August -. 1919.
Editor. ciyds Earl Ely. Dsmins N. ~
Managing Editor Clyde Earl Ely. Demins.
n. N.
Business Manager. Clyde Earl Ely. DenIns.
" n.
Publisher. Clyds Earl Ely, Demins. n. n.
ssockkoldsrs: None.
Known bssdAssasrs mortgages. and osher
security holdsrs. holding psr cent or more
Of total amount Of Lsads. mortgasss. or other
securities: Hoh and DsPuy. Dsnins. N. ~.
CLYDE EARL ELY
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-25

Csrlsbad--Editor W. X. Mullans Of The
Carlsbad Current. has been indicted on .
charge Of libsl brought BY 0syls Talbot Of
ArtssIa, . former Newspaper man.
Mr. Nullsns quickly gsvs bond. He took
his Indictment good naturally and aid mot
seem TO b worried over The outcome Of bis
case The date Of the hearing has not bean
announced.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-25
prssbytsrIan Rally Day

Rally day will be observed at the
Presbyterian Sunday school next
Sunday, September 81. Every child
or adult who has no Sunday school
home is cordially invited to unite.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-25

Silver Cisy-Ths grand jury rvsurnsd Afty.
two true bIlls and twenty-five no bills. sivins
some ides Of The iawissusess throusAsut shs
county The past few months. Charlss Hoston
was found guilty Of running rouIstss vAssl.
Victor Mendoza Of robbins " Cssy Corner
saloon; T. n. Bates Of assault Win dseily
weapon ssfsrIno Carsseo Of sssauh and ~
sery, whik Henry All p'sadsd guilty y lar.
eeny from . house. lee HsaspssA. eAsred
with dsfseins brand and lsresny Of ssstls,
forfeited his ea.soo bond, clsud HudpstA
and 9. D. ITALIANS tslns Ne beadsnss. De-
vid I. A,sxandsr. ssstloa sesns q ~ Santa
~ ss Fisrro wss ssdasaly tshsn vislsntly In
sane and Jude Nsbasls sppoInssi . Coz
mission TO pes upea BE esss.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-25

Fort winsste-Ths movement Of the Mex
leans informed here to Essis Pass. Texas. was
ieEun Tuesday. Two trsins left In the morn
ing. Between forty and dfy Of the In
.ernss will remain In the United States. In
migration inspectors having declared them
eligible. Four officers. Generals joss Yns'
salassr. Castillo. San Martin and Qusvsdo
are to bs taken to Fort Bliss. Texas. Since
the Mexicsns were internsd here, their nun
her has increased 3a7--all children born here
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-25

Next Sunday evening, September
81, DIR. =. B. Atwood Of Albuquerque
state secretary Of missions, will
preach at the Baptist church. Mrs.
Joe Dean viii render . solo. Usual
services for the day and week.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-25

Los Anseles--A twenty round bout for the
feathsrweighi championship between the hold
or, Johnny Kilbane. and Abe Aitel, set for
October rs, has been postponed because Of an
accident Kilbane. while horseback riding
Tuesday injured his left thumb.
tn. new date will be set when A,lci or.
rives from New York. I, will probably be
about November 1.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-25

London--Chsrles Henry Weston, formerly Of
Salem. Mass, IL In jail at Richmond. . su'
burb Of London. rs the result Of the death
Of his wife. who was found Tuesday In their
houss with her throat cut and who died after
being taken to . hospital.
Mrs. Weston. Il 10 alleged BY tho police.
stated before her desth that the wound had
been inflicted by her husband.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-25

Santa Fe-state Engineer James A. French
has been notified by the Santa 70 railroad that
|, win put In q new crossing on the Becker
cutoff. bstween Albuquerque and Socorro. This
will eliminate the present dangerous crossing
ut the bridge across the Rio Grands at Escon.
dido.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-25

+. E. Braclay Of Chicago, ILL.,, Z.
B. Egbers Of Pinos Altos, Jack Long
of Myndus and Fl. N. Stephens Of
Silver City were visitors at the cham
her of commerce Monday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-25

Aibuquerqus-Fivs deseons Of the New
Mexico Msthodist church have been ordained
here. They sre: Clyds Kssssn Of Albu.
qusrque; G. II. Bodington Of Columbus; n.
A. Louvsns Of Fl Psso; William z. Alinsnd
Of Des Moines; and R. 8. Dunn Of Clayton.
The Rev. O. o. Beekmsn Of the Lead ave.
nue. Methodist church. Albuquerque. was re-
turned to that church for the neu year.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-25

Tueumeari-An unknown man was knocked
from . train near here and killed. Nothing
was found on his body TO identify him. liz
attempted to swing aboard Of moving
Southwestern train when his grip weakened
and he fell under the vhsels. He was buried
In the Tucumcari csmetsry.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-25

+++++*+%f++++++++
J. J. Jones, wife, son and daughter
spent Sunday and Monday at Playas'
Mr.. Jones u the senior partner in the
Playss Mercantile company.
Dan Exell Of Douglas, Arix. and A.
!. Prather Of Rodeo, spent Sunday In
rlayas, on their way to II Paso'
Tex, where the former win take Q
position in q grocery store, and the
latter will enter school.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Young Bounds Of
Separ. made a flying trip TO Demine
Monday. Mrs. j. T. Warren accom-
panied them on their return trip
Tuesday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-25

Machinery for . canning plant has bssn
ordered by Fort sumner people 70 aniAh tbs
present sssson's production Of tomatoes and
sweet potatoes. A general canning business
will bs done next ssssoh.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-25

sItks. Alssta-hs United 0tss cruiser
Buffslo picked up an sos" call Monday from
the Uniisd States revenue cutter Tshoms.
which 10 fest on u reef and In serious dan
or. ninety miles west Of Kiska island Of The
Asusisn chain. The Tshoma has nine Of
aesrs and sixty three men aboard. The die
sssss call from the Tahoma was heard BY
the japanese liner Tacoma Msru and the
steamer Senator and both started 10 her cid.
They should reach her soon. rs the japanese
vessel left Seattle September rs. bound for
Hong Kong. and passes near Kiska islands.
and the Senator. bound for Nome left So.
astis September ~.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-25

Rsswsn-TAss sidney v. 0sspst. sralase
engineer Who hes hssa ssatisusd u nssvsn
far several pears pest, esshs 70 b rstsinsd
here 70 Il 10 possible Tor nosvsli 10 compass
thst end Il The local sentiment recent ~.
ncunesnens had u that Mr.. Cooper vas 70 -
trsnsisrrsa 70 sone Oder pelnt and vesl1
BE- succeeded here BY D. Z. Hslsr Of IN
Lake City. vao has hen sssIssins hin hsss
In 800 sxpsrinsntsl saa survey WORK
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-25

Santa Pe-Ths contract for carrying the
mail sfoaA Silver CITY to the mining camp Of
Tyrone. Grant county. has bssn awarded 10
Byrns 3 Rainvills for $500 . year for four
years. They win carry the mail on the Tues
days. Thursdays and Saturdays when the
trains on The Burro Mountain railway do not
run.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-25

J. y. Brown sAippsd two ears Of stock 10
Ksnsss City Last week fron Fort Sumner. In.
Guiding one srass COW which weighed mas
pounds.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-25

hssllia valley pear growers have last no
esivsd eis<<.7s. - the return fron their arss
association shipasnt Of two ears.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-25

The annual ossy county fair wss Nm sAis
week at Tucumcsri.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-25

Sundays Los Angeles Examiner has the FOL
lowing Of interest In New Mexico:
81. vibIanss cathedral was the scene oi
a beautiful wedding last Wednesday. when
Miss Josspha Armijo Of Las Cruces, became
the bride Of Peter Gallagher Of Fl Paso. TEX
m Mgr Hnrnett conducted the service. and
following the marriage. q wedding breakfast
was served at Hotel Alexandria.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-25

~. Asiss-Ons naa. WAYNE psadsr. -
~ ~ I'M Tsss1sy u slss1>ssn vhish
suuDe assuA - nails ssrsse = ~ tsvs.
vo1hiae svsy hssss and sut1ine I'll ~
n6is vsas suvD,y ~ line. 4 vs>ss Ian
~ b inninsst - hak ef . nIls u Ne
0iis vsllsy rsilFssd and two bridess ere -
sassys1. ssd tank cars cannot b brsusAt h
frsa ~ outside. A aors and ssv0 real
dsssss were wsshsd down Mineral creek late
iAs 0ila river and Tie housss Il ~ Her
sulss Mlnins company were dsme,ishsd Nins-
issa sixsy-ses ore cars were hurled into ~
ssesk.
susssusdiss Ranches also suffered severely.
Ths m b sssinsisd q 10000.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-25

Tr;ppe and Thomas H. Jones, Of the
Playas Mercantile company, went u
Deming to interest the people OF that
city in the Fl Paso- PHOENIX Bord.
erIand route through Deming and
Playas.
The Playss school opened last
Monday with Miss Ruth johnson a.
teacher. Twelve pupils we're enrolled
the ilrst day and there are to be some
Ave more in attendance, which will Dc
a decided increase over last years
enrolment.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-25

TAs Assse eornss hand has rsessaaissd viii
William Pools % lssAsr.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-25

Columbus 0.-what was said to be a new
worlds record orr 3 year old PAGERS was hung
up 1t the Hors Review Futurity. purss ss,
900 Of The grand circuit meet Tuesday after.
noon. Best time 2:0i i.2.
Anna Bradford broke her world record Of
1850 IL. slso the worlds rseisd for the fast
sss two heats - PAGER Of her age, accord
ing 70 annoubcsmsnt at the track.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-25

Ashsvils. n C.--Mrs Henry n. Flaslsr
Tuesday recovered The $4,000 pearl and diA
nond pendant for which The polies have besn
sesrchins. TIE oaacers refused TO say whore
Il was found and no arrests were made.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-09-25

euro ssa An1Evss nesnsaia dIsssiss q Hnsslh
county. shippsd 1900 hssd u ssseb frsa ~
lsress hss week. .oss u The ssssk sslns y
California.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-25
Policy Of President Wilson,
That Violence Cannot Be
Permitted to Profit by Law
lessness, to Be Invoked.
AMERICAN FORCES
MAY SEIZE CUSTOMS
Secretary Of State Bryan Con-
ferS With Boaz Long Re-
garding Threatening Situa-
ton In Black Republic,

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-25
Senate and House Committees
Are Flooded With Advice and
Requests for Hearings by
People Generally,
PR0GRESSIVES MAKE
REQUEST FOR TIME
Limit Must Be Placed ON Ex-
preston Of Views and Con-
greSSmen VIII Decide Upon
Policy to Be Followed

Washington. Jan a. Problems
facing leaders In congress who are to
pilot ANTITRUST legislation through
both houses, wore emphasized today
when a flood of suggestions poured
in by mail and telegraph 10 supple
mcnt provisions Of the tentative bills
already made public Every mail
brings to Senator Newlands. of the
Interstate commerce committee Chair
men CLAYTON and Adamson, of the
house judiciary and interstate COM
merce committees. and to other mem
bers of congress, big ami little ideas
of how ~ curb monopoly and pre-
vent rumous competition with each
suggestion comes the request of the
originator To give testimony 90 pro-
posed hearings
The first problem flcing the com-
mittees Is Che method of procedure
with reeord to public bearings Some
limit must he fixed, it Is felt, upon the
character of testimony to be taSen.
To throw the doors open to- everybody
manlfastly would he IMPOSSIBLE but
II Is proposed 20 get the views of
representative men in various spheres
of business life and 90 entertain sug-
gestions from members of congress of
an parties
Before agreeing upon q definite
program "a review of ad trust hear
ings recently conducted hy commit
tees Of congress is proposed ta avoid
unnecessary duplication Whether it
viii DE feasible in order to expedite
the legislation, to- have joint hearings
of the senate and house committees,
has not been determined. but seemed
more likely than heretofore.
Representative Murdock, progress
sive leader in the house. asked the
judiciary committee today to hear
three leaders of the party outside of
congress who will voice the progress
sive view of antitrust legislation
The entire trust Legislation out
look will be the subject Of joint
conference tomorrow at a luncheon
given by Senator Newhnds to demo-
crats Of the senate and house inter-
state commerce and the house ju-
dietary committee
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-25
F RE ENCH FINANCES
ARE STRAINED BY
DEMANDS
European Countries Are Calling
ON Paris for Loans Aggre-
gazing From Billion to Bill
lion and a Half

10Y noFNtko IouRNhL SPECIAL LEksUo wiRGl
New York, Jan 24.-The week 5
buoyant rise I'm the stock market
points 70 definite Improvement of the
investment position Foreign iinan-
cial markets were swept decisively
into the movement after having hesi-
tated in doubt as TO the adequacy of
relief obtained from the january re-
lux of cash into bank reserves. New
Yorks shipments of gold TO Paris
proved to be the key TO the situation,
as the greatest capital requirements
converged on the French financial
center
Authoritative estimates Of short
term obligations Of various govern
ments waiting to be funded in the
French market were of total from
a billion 10 4 billion and hair dol
lars In New York there will mature
in the present year half a billion dol-
lars Of short term loans Of railroads
and other corporations. The action of
financial markets recently gives prom
ise Of success for this huge problem.
Accumulation of capital apparently
has overtaken rumors once more.
Trade contraction plays its part in
cutting down requirements
Success OF the sale of $1,000, 600
New York state iia per cent bonds
gave clear indication Of the trend i'm
the investment market 1t was felt
the tide was turned, capital held out
to procure best terms, would flow
into the investment market The
weeks heavy demand for low-priced
bonds was an example.
President Wilson's message to CON
gress on the antitrust legislation was
taken to mark "a elimination i'm the
adjustment of relations between gov
ernment and business. The voluntary
compliance with the sherman law hy
corporations recently fortified the
presidents assertion that "the antag-
onism between business and govern
ment Is over His emphasis on the
"inseparable connection between the
prosperity Of the railroads and the
prosperity of the country was inter
preted ian favor of the higher freight
rates sought boy the eastern carriers
Trade adyices reflected the increase
Of confidence implied by the action
Of the stock market
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-25
General Villa Answers That
Hueta Must Be 0verthrown
Before Arms Can Be Laid
Down by InSurrectos,
AGENTS OF FELIX DIAZ
REPORTED IN Ell PAS0
f FederaIS Are Said 10 Be Quit
ting Only Border Post Held
by Them Except the Town
of Nueyo Laredo,

HHf H"fiiflHH NhNNhAN HFANtNA ANAHAh MlNhl
I'll Pase, Tex, Jan 24-Appeals for
peace IN MeNico came from spain in
such numbers today as TO convince
rebel leaders in Juarez that am organ
iaed effort Is teing made in Madrid
TO induce General villa and General
Carranza 90 end hostliilcs as speedily
as possible.
Rodriguez San Pedro, president OF
the spanlsh-American Union, cabled
General villa as follows:
MANY members Of this society
from all over spain met here and for
the love Of Mexico implored speedy
ending Of the civil war
A former member Of the Spanish
cabinet cabled a similar message
To all Of these the rebel leaders
on benalf or General Villa replied
that only The overthrow of General
lluerta would hrns about permanent
peace General villa ordered mes.
sage sent that terms OF peace must
come from Mexico City in the form of
rows that The usurpor has been over
thrown
Reports from chihuahua were that
the positions of The federal and rebel
lnrmios around Torreon, whore the
lneNt battle may ocrur were un-
changed, The rebel front al Bcrme-
llllo was about seveniy-five miles from
the felora outposts north Of Tor
rcon
Rebel agents We're informed that
agents of Felix piaz had arrived in
El paso with a Wow Of stirring mp q
faction opposed to General Carranza.
A report that efforts on behalf or
Diaz were To be made 20 check the
revolution was not taken seriously.
General Benayides. commander at
Juare2, received word that the fed
erals were leaving the town Of Por-
firio Diaz, opposite Eagle Pass, Texas
The desertion Of that border point by
the foderals would leave them IN pos
session OF only the border town op-
posite Laredo Texas.
Tho outbreak Of smallpox nmong
few Mexleans nternel at Fort Hiss
was believed To have been checked to-
day Two thousand of the Mexleans
held there Wore Vaeeiuated. Twin
babies We're born To the wife Of one
OF The Mexican soldiers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-25
FEDERAL Gunboat Zaragoza
Taxes Oh Large Store Of
Provisions IN Preparation
for Extended Voyage
SHIPS APPROACHES
CLOSELY GUARDED
Destination Of Vessel Is Be-
feved to Be Havana and
Some Notable Parsonage Is
Expected to Qgit Country


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- IN. afternoon took ~,
mroo stero Of provisions. includiue
s,le apnarently for an extendp.
a.so II is oxpected that she viii
tr,m nora tonirht ana II fs armosl
aaL tbat Mr. destination Il IA
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,oo1bo. I, the shlp ana rumors Der.
,b.t she intends IA take ON hoar,
p.,s1ont Hporra cr sone other hipr
m,. II is also rnmorod that sh,
.,,ios N taryo ,opsienment of poIl
b.,y, northor which hoonn M
.go, o,locr rbig evening may HOW.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-25
HEALTH OF POPE is
NOT CAUSING ALARM

Rome Jan. 2f.-Ihc 1ribuna pun
lished an article today on the health
Of the pope, which brought forth a
denial from the vatican
Although the pope daily receives
cardinals and bishops the Trlhuna
says frequently granting collective
audiences his health causes anxiety.
II has been observed that the pontiffs
eyes are at times unusually brilliant.
and that periods of apparently nor
NAL STRENGTH are succeeded by mo-
ments of great weakness. II has been
learned that the pope sometimes re-
quires the administration of stimu-
hnts SO that he may he able 10 grant
audiences, which il IS his wish To
grant at any cost"
From the vatican comes emphatic
denial of these statements, it being
declared that the condition OF the
pontff is quite normal The vatican
officials add that precautions have
been taken 90 conserve the strength
OF the pope in every way Audiences
have been diminished and faug7ling
ceremonies have been postponed er
dispensed with. while an equable tenn
pcrature has been maintained in his
apartments in consequence Of the rig-
orous winter The explanation Us also
made that heart stimulants are adj
minlstered only ON the orders of the
pope's physicians
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-25
.F0RBES-R -R0BERTS0NS
ADIEU TO NEW YORK

New York Jan = Before an au-
dlence which nllcd the Manhattan
epcra house 70 the doors. Sir John
sion Forbes. Robertson gave his nnal
performance n New YORK tonipht and
nd farewell to The stage Of thm
eiU
After he mH of the final curtain.
lcttors of tribute 10 the actor from
former President William Howard
raft COY Martin Il. Gynn ana Mayor
John puroy Mitchell were read. Da-
aid Espham presented Forbes Rob
eltson with floral tribute from tho
players of America ana Hartley Man
uefs gave wreath from the American
piauists Rabbi stephen <. Wise
spoke of tine great good done TO the
stage bg Fofbos-Ioberison ana then
The English actor responded with a.
short speech m which he told ef hia
visit 10 Ncw York forty years ago
Hc ended by bidding the New YosG
stage goodbye forever.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-25
EXPLOSION WRECKS
G0-CART CO.'S PLANT

Chicago, Jan ai,-Ohe man was
killed and several injured today IN
am explosion which wrecked the plant
az the Garrett Go-CArt company
Frcmen dug ull NIGHT in the ruins
whore they think ether bedies mas be
found
Al the time OF the explosion there
We're emily three employees known to
have boen rs the section of the build
ing where the damage was most se-
we're
The explosion occurred In e
strongly constructed bake room where
There were several GAS ovens in which
freshly painted go-carts We're baked
tt give them "a finish The flromcu
believe a workman turned ON the gaf
m an oven without lighting it ana
that after Che oven had filled Peter
Seln. Who was KILLED, touched q match
TO the valve.