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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-15
NO VLLA-RoDRIeUEz BREAK

DOUGLAS. Dec 14.-Leutenant
Moreno denied that Villa and General
Rodriguez had split He said they
planned the Rodriguez maneuvers
near Fronteras as a screen to cover
Villa retreat into chihuahua. Moreno
was brought to Aqua Prieta with a
bullet wound in his lungs said to
have been inflicted by General Castro
because Moreno was slow in getting
his men N action against the Carran-
"a forces at Fronteras.
Carranza leaders conferred at Aqua
Prieta regarding the expedition
against villa in Chihuahua. There is
no indication when this movement OF
Carranze troops across the United i'm
to chihuahua viii be undertaken
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-15
MAY SETTLE DIFFERENCES

LONDON. Dec. Negotiations TO
settle out of court the controversy be-
tween the Chicago packers and the
British government which has pro-
ceeded continuously since the prize
court decided against the ownership
of the meat cargoes reached a stage
where hope Is expressed of an AMIGA
bic adjustment without the hearing of
the appeal before the Privy Council
Representatives of both have been
busy in London and Washington seek
ing a basis for agreement Many prin-
ciples of the actual differences still
are unsettled The negotiations have
reached a stage where arbitration Of
the proceedings may soon begin
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-15
DANIELS ON SUBMARINES

WASHINGTON. Dec. H. Daniels
elaborate statement regarding sub
marines was submitted TO the House,
expressed in conclusion that an "ade-
quate number of submarines must be
included fin any well balanced project
of new construction, but has not been
demonstrated that they must possess
q preponderant value over other types.
Despite the spectacular operations OF
submarine IN the European war. big
battle hiH- gtiil continue to be the
backbone of the navy"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-15
TUXEDO Is SOLD IN
ZONE coNsPIRAcY pErAILs
MANY CONVEN

PROVIDENCE. Dec 1.-THE Proyi
dence Journal prints an affidavit made
last August by Johannes Van Koolber
gen. which goes into much circum
stantial evidence regarding the aleg
ed German bomb conspiracy on the
Pacific Coast The affidavit asserts
that Franz Bopp, German consul gen
eral al San Francisco, supervised the
activities of Koolbergen and directed
IAN alleged attempt TO hire dynamite
tunnels along the Canadian Pacific
Il declares Baron Won Brinken, Ger
man consulate attache, indicted yes
terday mapped the details of the plot
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-15

dictate property of MADEIRA. Thirty
American employees of the company
are held prisoners by villa at Chihua
hua.
The company representatives here
refused to discuss the alleged actions
Of villa The detention Of Americans
has been verified from authentic sourc-
es. Il is feared that unless the de.
mand is met the property of the com
pany, valued 40 millions. viii be en-
dangered The advance of the Car
rama forces from the south upon Chi
huahua City has begun according to
Carranza consular advices.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-15

WASHINGTON, Dec. Represen-
tauve Byrnes Of South Carolina, Of
fered a resolution proposing congress
sional investigation to determine
whether the Congressional Union is
employing lobbyists in the cause Of
woman suffrage
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-15
cnNspIRAcY cHARcEn

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 14.-Three
members Of the crew of the United
States transport Sheridan were arrest
ed charged with aiding aliens TO land
unlawfully, when the transport ar
rived from Honolulu The arrest fol-
lowed the removal of two stoaways at
Honolulu who said they paid 1851,
each, to be landed in the United
States
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-15
KERMEEN is SANE

PHOENIX, Dec 1.-THE jury
testing the sanity of j. w. Kermeen.
convicted of murder, after three
hours Of deliberation decided he was
mentally responsible and fixed the
date of his hanging as January z. a
similar test on William Faltin was
begun Immediately.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-15
io FORD QUITTING" M

LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE Internation-
al Cowuittee Of Women for Perman-
ert 2e co, through the president Of
th7 Swedish section. issued a state
melt saying that neither the Swedish
section nor the headquarters commit
tee te Amsterdam viii have any con
.ion with the Ford peace mission.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-15
zFRAeE ORATORS DENIED

WASHINGTON. Dec. 14.-Permis-
sion TO address the House of Repre-
sentatives was denied Miss Frances
Jolliffe Of California and Mrs Sara
Bardfield of Oregon I'm the interest of
woman's suffrage. because Page OF
North Carolina, objected.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-15

The Objectionable chaff
is taken out of Schilling' S
Best before the coffee is
ground into even bits
and packed into air-tight
tins.
The tins seal-in all its
goodness and keep-out
neighboring odors. These
tins are revolutionizing the
coffee business.
They have made it
er'H0Wiraf to use
fine coffee.
Schilling's
Best
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-15

PHOENIX Resolutions of intention
TO pave portions of eleven of the bust
ness an residence streets of Phoenix
win probably be passed by the city
commission at the regular meeting
Wednesday. The amount of paving
contemplated amounts to approx
mately 100000 square yards, and in
cludes East and West Washington
street, which will give the city a beau
tiful boulevard TO the state capitol
The choice Of the kind Of pavement
to be laid win be made by the people
or the city commission. If the Fesi-
dents affected do not make a choice
by a majority petition, then the com
mission is authorized under the state
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-15

The $500 bond Of Louis Gherna,
charged with violating the prohibition
amendment was declared forfeited
when the defendant failed to appear
and answer to the charge against him
Gherna Is said TO be in at El Paso.
Neither of his attorneys appeared
when the case was called for trial.
and It is reported that Gherna win
not return to Arizona
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-15
ulLLA- MANrs MONEY!

FL PASO. Dec. 1.-THE Carranza
consulate announced that General viii
la had levied a forced loan of half a
million pesos against the Pearson Syn
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-15

law, to make the selection. The reso-
luton Of intention will give the prop
erty holders the opportunity to select
any one of nine different kinds OF paw
ing, including National, Tarvia. btu
lithic with concrete base, A. c. btu
lithic with gravel base, bitustone, To
peka Specifications with concrete
base, Topeka specifications with A. c.
base and concrete
PHOENIX Salt River Valley pro-
duce and lands will be handled
through the Water Users Association
of the valley if the plan suggested by
c. J. Blanchard chief statistician of
the reclamation service is carried out
The Water Users, Blanchard points
out, are equipped by reason of its
large capitalization and wide member
ship, to handle every pound the valley
can produce, and to conduct the bust
ness of selling land to new settlers
The plan is being seriously considered
by officials of the Water Users Asso-
citation
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-15

the chicken business. According to
their own confession they were MAX
ing a net profit Of so per day selling
stolen fowls to Chinese hucksters
when caught Emmett, who is over
is years of age is being held for trial,
the others being sent back to their
alma mater
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-15

TUCSON-A meeting of representa-
tives of commercial clubs Of the state
win be held at Tucson early in Janu-
airy TO arrange for the formation of a
statewide organization. The meeting
win be held during the farmers short
mittee composed Of representative
business men and officers Of the cham
bers Of commerce Of Tucson and Phoe-
nix is behind the movement
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-15
SHORT STATE items
FROM VARIOUS PLACES

TUCSON-To gather material for "a
new novel the plot Of which viii be
laid in Arizona, Harold Bell Wright
the noted novelist, will arrive i'm Tue
son within the next few days Here
he viii procure a camping outfit and
set out for the desert i'm order to OBJ
tain local color for his writing. Their
Yesterdays" one of Wrights most
course at the state university A com
famous books was written in Tucson.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-15

A large milling plant capable Of
handling a big tonnage win be in
stalled by the Yucca Tungsten Mines
company at its property east~of here.
The company has Just completed the
construction Of road into the proper
ty preliminary to hauling in machin-
cry.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-15

KINGMAN l.. L. Moore. general
manager Of the Gold Reed Mining and
Milling Company, is in Kinsman look
ing after business affairs He reports
that the mine is looking fine and that
excellent ore is being opened on the
lowest level Tile Gold Reed property
is among the best Of the big proper-
ties Of the Oatman field and with a
man of the ability Of Mr. Moore in
charge, it is sure TO make good
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-15

PHOENIX-John Emmett Ashley
Stelzreide and r. J. Mcbride, three
graduates Of the state industrial
school, have just been placed under
arrest after am almost unprecedented
campaign OF chicken stealing In and
near Phoenix. stelzriede and Mcbride
who were being held in the county
jain for commitment to the school az
Fort Grant. succeeded in making their
escape with the aid Of Emmett and
joining their confederate, embarked in
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-06
CADA OLA ENCARECkN
LOS ARTICULOS DE PR
MERA NECESIDAD..
(Viene de la Pag 1a.l

-Algunos v~iajerOs que lie
gan procedentes de Columbus
Nuevo Mexico, me traen Ia no.
ticia de que en- Ia ]poblaclon
de Palomas Sc esta esperanto
de IN momento a otro un alta
que de las fuerzas de Salazar
pues Sc sabe que ha ordenado
una recommendation de todas
las tropas con que cuenta, en-
las inmediaciones de esa po-
blaci6n, pues lie interesa apo
derarse a TODD trance de Pa
Iona.
Esta noticia, que ha circu,
lado va en- Ciudad Juarez, ha
causado ALI alguna sensation.
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ner una formidable ~resisten-
cia. Hubieran pOdidO tomar
las plazas de Dunkerque y
Calais sin mucho esfuerZo y
sin experimental tan enormes
perdidaS como las que hasta
Ia fecha nan eXperimentadO
en- los camp3s de Flandes. En-
la actualidad, SUI aventura
guerrero en- Russia tiene muy
grandes inconvenience, pues
al enorme nGmero de SOldadOs
que tiene el enemigo en- sus
ej6rcltos, hay que agregar los
obstacu!os que 0pOne la mis-
ma naturaleza Y los rigores de
Ia eStaci0n cue pOnen en- peli-
gro las cOmunicaciones Y de-
jan al eJercltO a MERGED de
Sus enemigoS.
Mas errores en- tan POGO
tempo no pOdia cometer una
naci6n que, como Alemani&,
alcanza IN gradO superior de
cultura : que tjene en- SuS ma
ncs ell supreme poderio nj
litar. Unicamente una ra25G
9ueGe darse; Ia que fa sido
Causa de la AIDA de mas de
IN Imperio: Is la demasiada
confianz& en- 81 mismo ) el in
solente desprecio por el adver-
sariJ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-06
VILLA ESTABLECERA SU
GCEIE2NO EN- QUE
GETkR0.
Viene de Ia lra.}

re al capital de Ia Repdblica,
10 designara 4 las personals
cue daban integrarlo.
Con objeto de guardian Ia Sc
guridad de la nueva capital de
Ia RepGblica y IL pcopia del
rlamante presidente Sc ha or
denGdo Que Ia guarnicitn de
Queretaro sea reforzada con
mas tropas de las que actual
monte tiene, pues no seria re-
moto que Ia atacaran los ca
rrarcistas que Sc dice ha des-
tacado Alvaro Oregon al sur
de Ia verdadera Y dnica ca
pital de Ia Republica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-06
Sc DISPUTAN A PUNETA-
ZCS E. PAN EN- LAS CA
LIES DE MEXICO.
(Vicne de la Pagina J.

sucedi6 que, como la harina Sc
ha escaseadO cast totalmente,
Ia panaderia que llega a ad-
quirir algunos sacos, con mil
tificultadeS, Embellishments
tiene encima a una multitud
cue Quiere proveerse de pan;
Dues bien, aver Sc supo que en-
una panaderia que eXiste en- la
avenida Chapultepec, habian
elabOrado pan e Immediate
mente Sc congreg5 frente q
ella IN numeroso pUblIco que
guerra proveerse de 81 y CO.
mo advirtieran q era mayor Ell
nImerO de aoiicitudcs cue las
eXistencias de Ia panaderia,
Ia emprendieron q puhetazoS
para tener acceso a ella Y com
pcar opor5unamenCe su mer-
cancia. Con ESQ basta para d&r
una idea de Ia terrible situa-
ci6n de esta capital.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-06
TEMESE QUE Sc DESARRc-
LIE Ell TITO EN- IA GU
DAD DE PUEBLA.
(Viene de la la

RADIO las partidas revoluciona-
rias que constituian una anne
naza para Ia via; pOr 10 tanto
empieza a dejarse de sentir Ia
carestia de ciertos articuloS de
primera neceSidad que empe-
Zaban q escasear.
Despu6s de Ia toma de est&
capital por las fueTzas ca1r2n-
cistas al mando de AlVaro
ObregGn, Ia mas completa
calma reina en- ella y en- sus
aIrededOreS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-06
La venta de maiz en- Ia ciudad
de Chihuahua.

CHIHUAHUA, Febrero 4.
La autoridad municipal ha
dispuesto que ell maiz sea VEN
dido en- la ciudad a razon
de cinco centavos ell litro. Es-
tie acuerdo Sc ha tornado en-
vista de que los concentrates
que negocean con este articulo
10 estaban expendiendo a pre-
clio mas alto, causando graves
perjuicios a la clase proieta-
ria que continGa sufriendo las
consequences de la guerra in
testina.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-06
(ConI nuaTa).
FlRkEEZA Y Luz.
Viene de la Pag. Ia.

dal, cue la nueva raza desde-
ia. TOdos reSpetan al que sd
be jugar su destino Sobre Ia
carta dnica de su dignidad.
Mienten los audaces que lla-
man Dolitica al arte de sus
acomcdaciones yergonzOsaS:
no merece regir los deStinoS de
una raza ningun hombre inca
paz de conservar la integri-
dad de 81 ~caracter. Cuando
mas grave es la function que
asumimOs en- la conducciGn de
Ia raza, mas firme ha de ser
nuestra fidelidad a la Virtud;
las cobardias morales de los
grandeS son las mas funestaS,
IN cuanto su mai ejemplo in
fecta q muchos.
No Sc cansaban los estoicoS
de repetir ell gesto firme del
senador Helvidio Frisco. Pidi6-
lie IN dia VeSpaSiano que no
fuera al SenadO, para que 81
austera palabra no perturbara
SuS planes.
-Esta en- vuestras manos
quitarme ell cargo, pero no fal
tar6 al Senado mientras sea
senador.
ST vais, repuso eI empera
dor, sera para callar vuestra
opinion.
No pidais opinion y calla-
re.
-Pero 81 estais presente,
no puedo dejar de ~pedirosLa.
y 20 no puedo dejar de
decir 10 que creo jUsto.
-Pero 81 10 decis, os hare
MORN. -.
-Nosotros haremos 10 que es
ia en- nuestra conciencia y de-
pende de nosotros. Yo dire la
verdad Y la naci6n os despre-
clara. Vos me hareis mOrir Y
70 sufrire la muerte sin que
jarme. 5Acaso os ha dichO que
soy immortal?
Graba este ejemplo en- tn
memorial, artesano, poeta, sem
brador 0 fil6sofo. Probable eS
que no puedaS imitarlo en- gra-
do heroico; pero no 10 divides
en- tn habitual escenario. Haz
de el IN mandamientO de tn
argentinidad. Piensa que ell
porvenir de tn raza esta en- Ell
temple moral de Sus cOmponen
ties. Ejemplos como csc niece
sitas; hombres que Sepan deS
penderse de TODD, inclusive la
vida, antes que declinar un mi
nuto, uno solo, su dignidad.
Jose Ingenieros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-06
Y CABRAL
TIENEN ALGUNAS d.
FICULTADES.
Viene de la 1ra.)

toridad supreme y que t0dos
debian supeditarse a el.
Por este motive, Y como lie
desconfiara Maytorena a Ca
bral orden6 que Sc lie aprehen-
diera, y fuera llevado a Cana
nea, pero de ali logr6 fugarse
este, dirigi6ndose a Douglas,
d0nde actualmente Sc encuen-
ira.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-06
Sobre bases cisntifica5.

E una oeuD2ci6n POGO gra-
Ia predecir los acon.ecimien-
tos futuros; pero cuanio las
predicciones tienen por base
los datos cue ~FuminisCa Ia
ciencia. semejauJe ta-ea in
teresa grandemenge ha Ia hui
manidad. Despues de haber
hecho un detenido estudio de
la situaci6n. TODD hombre eT-
perto pueGe lamar pronoSti-
cos muy aproXimados sobre
los acontecimientos fpturos.
La presente guerra solo tie
ne tres desenlaces pOslbles:
primero, el ariquilamiento de
Austri~: segundo, Ia conQuis-
ia de Inglaterra pOr Alema-
MIA; V tercero, el agotamiento
' Ia derrota final de Aiema-
MIA.
La caida de Austria es inc
vitable Y Duede ocurrir dentro
de muy pocos meses. La in
fluencia de Alemania lie va
faltando cada dta; por conSi-
guiente, Sc vera obljgada . III
char sofia por 81 propia indie
pendencia Y aceptar& Ia paz
en- las condolences mas onero-
a que quieran imponerle los
aliados. 10 probable es que ell
vieio Emperador Francisco
Jose reconozca la injusticia
de Ia causa de Austria. que
abdiuue Ia corona Y recomien-
de la partici6n del Imperio.
Esta seduction puede venlr sin
cue Alemania ejerza preston
alguna en- ell amino del go
bierno auStriaco, pues uene
otros medios para acepCar O
pedir Il paZ en- condolences
que no sean tan humillantes,
Y los cuales le compensation
en- cierto modO Ia perdida de
Alsacia : Lorena ' de Ia Pru'
STA Oriental. La mOnarqula
dual de Austria-Hungria nc
puede subsistir por mas item
DO, Y debera ser dividida Sc,
gun los lineamientos raciales
para dejar satifechas a to.
das las naciones de Europa.
Considerable la Segunds
posibilidad del desenlace, e:
mas dificil hacer una predlc.
ci6n que Sc funde en- dato'
cientificos. Hay muchos indi
clos de que Alemania est;
prep andose para un alta.
que en- contra de Inglaterr'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-06
FL GO8IERNO
IA NO ADMITIRA TELE-
GRAMAS CIFRADOS.
(Viene de la Pag. la

gacioneS en- Ia capital meXica-
na, desde que aqucl pals Sc
encuentra eH condolences amor.
males.
La Secretar;a de Relacioncs
americana IA estad0 recihien-
do los dcsp2c.os d. sus agen-
tvs. Dero con muchO retardO er
~ Transmission.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-06

La patrona.-jY no lie ha
dado a listed verguenza po-
nerse nj mej0r vestidO para If
a csc bale?
La sirvienta.-Si, sonora,
mucha .porque TODD Ell mum
do me decia que iba ridicula.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-06
CHASCARRILLOS.
En- IN cafe:

En- in cafe:
-Mozo: id6nde elsa m!
sombrero? Al entrar 10 dele
en- esta silla Y ha desapareci-
do.
-iY a mi que me cuenta?
Gree que me 10 he condo?
-Todo podria ser, porque
es de paja.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-06

Dos banqueros, uno de ellos
iudio, hablan de negocios.
-Bueno-dice ell que no es
judio:-yo sufragare los pri-
meros gastOs; pero, amigo MIC,
no hay cue devorarme.
No, senior; este listed tran
quilo. Ademas, mi religion me
10 prohibe.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-06

con todo vigor Y energia, y
tai vcz todas sus OperaciOnes
Cn el Este Y en- e. Oeste ten
gan Dor unico fin realizar eS-
te movimiento directo en- con-
ira de su rival. La tension
entire ambas naciones es muy
grade; Ia cauSa de la quere-
la es de naturaleza especial,
Y Ia soluci0n eS muy dificil
per medic de Ia paZ, 81 no es
cue impossible.
Ia teccera seduction que he
mos mencionado seria el case
de ana sangrienta ' prolOn-
gada guerra. Alemania no pue-
lie romDer L. resiStencia de
bronco cue Sc lie opOne en-
Francia y en- B6lgica, Y SuS
vict0rias DarciaieS en- POlOnia
no tienen importancia para
las enormes masas de cOmba-
tiartes rusos. Su acci6n Sc va
redrciendO POGO q POGO a una
-criGn mprampuTp Defensive.
So5re ella pesa la mayor de
las cargas: peTo. segun los fl
nanc;cros : los e5tadiStas,
nuede ser Ia primera en- sacu-
dirla.
Tesla entra en- seguida en-
u~& larga exposition de 10
muchos eIementos con que
cuenta Alemania para la que
rra. de 81 innensa poblaci6n,
de sus grandes progresses en-
sodas las cienciaS fISicas. de
los ;nventos que posee en- ma
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-06

best Towering plants that can be
grown and it is very well adapted 10
the climate and soil conditions OF TINS
vicinity. 1t bears an abundance OF
yellow flowers, very brilliant ana very
ornamental White and pink H2W-
thorues also grow well in Eel Paso, as
do nearly all roses, particularly the
hybrid tea rose and the hybrid per-
petuaL
Pomegranates also thrive in Ill Paso,
bear masses of brilliant flowers in the
summer time and remain green nearly
ali winter other Towering shrubs
which do well here are the crepe
myrtle, the desert willow, cats claw
MESQUITE. ''Bird of Paradise" another
form of mesquite with an especially
brilliant bloom, and the OcOtilla or the
Candle cactus" which grows in pro-
fusion in a wild state almost anywhere
around Ell Paso and may easily and
safely be transplanted
CIInginE Vines Numerous.
OF climbers the Japanese honey
suczle, splendid examples OF which
may be found growing over trelhses
in front of the residence of James
Mari, on. San Antonio street; coral
honeysuckle, the trumpet climber or
''tecoma grand flora" and English ivy
are recommended. English ivy likes
shade and thrives best when planted
over north exposures.
Wisteria is probably the best OF the
deciduOus climbers. The japanese wis
terra will grow in El Paso but does
not make the abundant growth so de-
sired by those who fancy climbing
plants. Virginia Creeper does well, as
does Boston ivy. The latter makes
the best show in the fall when the
leaves begin to turn" and its heavy
foliage becomes mass of iridescence.
Lawn Growth Problem.
What grass shall I plant in order
to get the best results in the way OF
LAWN" is q question often asked by
home beautifiers and the question
make a speciality of landscape beauti-
ficatiOn.
A great measure of success has been
achieved by planters of Bermuda grass.
At this altitude it does not grow rank
and if kept moderately well watered
and trimmed, makes a fairly decent
lawn. 1t will not however, remain
green all winter and that is its princi-
pal drawback as lawn material
Experiments Being Made.
Mr.. Harris is now attempting a num-
Der Of hybridizations with a view to-
ward developing a lawn growth adapt
able to climatic conditions which will
form the mass of roots or sod so de-
sirable in lawns, have the proper vel
vety appearance and remain perpetu-
ally green. He has so plots of land
set apart under special cultivation on
which he is conducting his grass hy-
experiments
Among other things he is attempting
as a basis for his Ell PasO lawn OF the
future a number Of the many forms
OF rye andehopes that In what is known
as australian Rye he viii have found
what he has so long sought IN this
direction.