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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-07

Pain or dun ache in the back IS Of
ten evidence OF kidney trouble. II Is
Natures timely warming TO show you
that the track Of health is not clear
Danger Signals
If these danger signals are UNDECIDED
more serious results may be expected,
kidney trouble IN It's worst form may
steal upon YOU.
Thousands Of people have testified
that the mild and immediate effect
Of swamp Root, the great kidney, llv-
en- aud bladder remedy is soon real
ed~-that II stands the highest for
ITS remarkable curative effect IN the
most distressing cases. If YOU need
a medicine YOU should have the best,
Lame Back.
Lame back is only one of many
symptoms of kidney troubles. Other
symptoms showing that YOU may need
Swamp-Ruot are being subject to
embarrassing and frequent bladder
troubles day and night irritation sed-
iment, etc.
Lack of control, smarting uric acid
dizziness, indigestion. slceplessness.
nervousness. sometimes the heart acts
hndlv. rheumatism bloatlng, lack of
ambition, may be loss Of flesh, sallow
complexion.
Prc,alcncS of kidney Disease.
Most people do not realize the
alarming Increase and remarkable
prevalency of kidney disease, While
kidney disorders are among the most
common diseases that prevail they
are sometimes the last recognized by
patients, who very often content them
.cl,cs with doctorlng the offsets
while the original disease may con
Muntly undermine the system.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-07
Regular flfty-cent and one-dollar
10 hnIflnA al I'll drug slOrrA

Regular fifty-cent and one-dollar
size bottles az all drug stores
Don't make any mistakes, but re-
member the name, Or. kilmers
swamp Root. and the address. bling
hamtcn. n. Y. which YOU viii find
on every bottle
sample size bottle of swamp Root
* Co. Binghamton. ~ y. This givea
merit Of this medicine. They
Information, containing many Of the
d from men and women who say they
mcdy needed in kidney. liver and blad-
OF swamp Root are SO well known
for a sample size bottle. Address Dr..
BE sure TO say YOU read this offer
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-07
UU lUU 6tl UP WI III \ lAWt BAukt
Have You Rheumatism, Kidney, Liver or
Bladder Trouble?

Pain or dun ache in the back IS Of
ten evidence OF kidney trouble, It Is
Natures timely warning to show you
that the track Of health is not clear.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-09
METAL MEN TO TALK
OVER PLANS TO URGE
TARIFF ON TUNGSTEN

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-09
RATION IS TO HAVE
ONE Of UNCLE SAINTS
NINE RESCUE OEPOTS
Only Three to be Established in
the Country An Experiment
Station viii be Located ut
Tucson, Ariz.

Ration. y NJ. Nur. y Tho federal
government has announced n d"itn-
i' selection oi Eatou as uur Of IA
thr,r places iu IT." United states fot
thr location OF a government miuy
rescue station ana emergency ar.
u has been known Tor sotu" time
that th" tlUl,5oO Appropriation TO-
the thro" stations had been authur
i1'd hy ,unEtcss but not until this
week. W'r" ia" locations announced
los tie ccrctIrN of the interior This
important mining section VII soon
haN" available At Instant can the fuli
equipment 81 one of th.s, stations
which would have been thc means CO..
saving many lives during tlo Dawson.
starkNtlic Hud primoro disasters u 10
Gated at that time at Ration
Ration Butt" Mont. and Reno.
NtN have been selected ~ hoaduuur
tcrs Tor the mine safety stations
established by congress upou IA. sug-
geStlon of the secretary OF the interior.
Fairbanks. Nlusku aud Tucson. ARA
have beer picked as the locations foe
~ cot the three mining experiment.
stations. The third has not been DEF
initoly decided upon It Is To- bo IN
IN" Pacific northwest ami IA" differ
out uuints are being investigated by
Victor H. Manning director Of the
bureau of mines.
ia, sum of SlUl 500 has been aD-
b%ruprlatod hN congress fur th. use of
tn" Tire" safety stations iud s25.o0o
ton each Of tn. tire, mining expert
Wcrt stations.
Tn act authorize th. u..totlry of
tho IfftrUtFI %. 44af .I I...t d. fIN.. ..N.gAI
Important mining regions Of th" Unit
I'd states ten mining Experiment sta
tions and seven m~ino--afety stations.
"a addition tu those already cstai-
lshcd but provides that not more
than thrc. % 'he experiment stations
tn, sam, number OF safety sta
tions shall Ice established % one vcaf
Tn" purpoS. of an Of the stations, at-
cordiug Co., tho law is tu make utostl-
satIou, with q view toward Improve
ing conditions IN the mining. quarry
ins. motallurpi.1 and other mineral
Industries. Safeguarding lie among
.mpIuyeE. preventing unnecessary
waste % resources. n otherwise
contributing Co the advancement OF
these iudus}ri,H
Each OF the uiuo safety stations De-
t. he equipped with an all-stc,l mine
roS car which viii rcspond 90 do
1stcr U1llt within It's prescribed terri
tory. Congress has Appropriated SIS,
600 for ~, purchase ui Ia. three cars
and IA, .uutrIct4 are about Go he lot
.lN tho bureau OF mines. Th'-' car.
wall bc of special design and viii rep
resent tho most modern thought m
rescue woth. They WIN Joe manned
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-09
Phelps Dodge Company
Has 100 Men at Organ

santa Re. a. NJ, AUG. The
phelps-Dodgc company % has q
hundred men employed At Organ
The Torpedo. the Bennett stephen
son and Memphis mines are being
worked. The old Texas canyon prop
critics Of John :. Dodd are being
worked hy sam T%ompkins, who ~
uncovering several quartz veins. WI
liam Swoyer IL working the Black
Prince. four miles north Of ORGAN
J. A.. Yaoger. who is In charge, mas
uncovered new ore bodies in cross
cutting.
ON the east side of the san Androas
mountains, in Hospital gulch. the
Ilombrillo Copper Mining n Milling
company has made n good strike of
copper ore. About li00 feet OF tuu-
mel work has neen done. The min"
is 81 miles duc east OF Tuiarosa
The santa Fe VIII huild u branch
halt a mile long from its Whit. water
Fierro line tn the Santa Rita noNcl-
.opmcnt 'ompany's property, which
adioins for 2.Uou feet the chino cop
Ter company's property.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-09
\ REAL SItN Il SHOW &.

-
AYEW MENl'O is 20 have "a i"1l
M iiye.tooh show this year. lH 70
part ur the stat" H|r SlN
pccus valley .ouutics uniting in th"
Roswell livestock fair prupus, 90 send
the complete set OF prize winner
more aud tins alone would Constitute
"a notable exhibit.
There viii zoe added Goo me Preos
valley representation. however. repre-
tentative showinRs 90 IN, fine stock
Tow being grown in CulfaN. Union.
QUAY. Lincoln aud several other cou,-
ties. which viii GO To- MAST a real
statewide exhibit OF fine livestock.
cattle. horses, sheep and hogs
This years fair viii furnish a nne
demonstration 81 IN. advances dts
state has made IN stock growing IA
recent years. The stock show viii
accomplish two very important end"
II viii bring buyers and trndcrr to
the state ana to Alpulucrpuo AMI 1t
will show Sew N"Nioo tanners ard
stookmen who have not 't lcJ'nc,
the Erca, secret ~ the Waite of good
stock what their more progressive
ucighbors have attained
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-09
EVER SALNATED BY
CALOM[L? HORRIBLE!
Calomel is quicksilver and acts
like dynamite on
your liver.

Ctiomcl loses yug . duy' You know
what rllom,l is. It's mercury. quick
silver tdlum'l I'D dangerous. II
crashcs into sour bile like dynamite,
,tlmpIuE ana -irheniuV YOU Gallo
mel attacks the homes aud should
never bee pat into your system
when you feel bilious. sluggish,
Cuu-tipatcd and AN knocked out ana
believe you need "a DOSE ut dangerous
yalum,l Just remember that your
d~ruEgINt SELLS for 90 cents a large
hottie ut Dudson $ Liver Tone. which
Is entirely vegetable and pleasant 10
take aud iy a perfect substitute Tor
calomol u is guaranteed To start
your Iyor Withuu, stirring you up
inside. ANA can not sulIynt..
Don't take ulluWol' a. makes vou
sick the uoN' day D. loses you q days
work. budsuus Liver Ton. straight
cus you right up gud 20 feel great
CIV, 10 go the children because u ~
perfectly harmless aud doesn't rripo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-09
STRAIN Of STUMP
is BEGINNING TO
TELL UPON HUGHES
Declines to Comment on Telegram
Sent Him Yesterday by Admin.
istration Forces Denying the
Charges He Made in Detroit.


So Paul MINI. Nur e The strain
cot unag,uetnuod oumptiguiup had
tuld somewhat upon Chufirs g.
Hughes when o., reached wv today.
Nj uurh,s consequently rctrau,l
except no % instance from making
back platform 4pco,hvs re- nN" sch d.
uI"d .fers In Minnesota u.'orr reach
ms tina. Dlty
" AHuDup MINI, Nj. iiuph,s *
pressed qualification m mo interest
Il tho ,roNd which had hruurht th'ui
n oIIIN tu the station
NJ Hughr declined tod .l .,u-
u,.f ou the t'l,grrm -.ut han E'--
tcrIH, u, Nots socrct.r, sweet ui
the department OF cumu,r.r. druy
.nr h'r2's mad, boo tbs, nominee 4
','fnf sp,,.n With reference &c Iuo
retirement ui D. Damn bIltrI ul flt
.e .Ir,tl and ..u eminent -,l"u-
,t-, OF the coast ana eerdptic sur
.rt. who Nj IlInh'. u-s,rf,1 hl,i
u''u oI.pII.,i Ny uu excellent f.,
breeder and veterinary sure,uu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-09

campaign loo This state elections ~
incmh - 90 tu. federal congress ana
,.,n Il our own statr laws do not
|sdcpuni'l, prohibn the pIreha-. ui
rtcmpl ta rurpn nso % nomination ct
winch Ma Il appears TO- nlm 'n,
law uf th, United state aro .utN-
ontl, definite 80 make ,ho rrt,il''
NJ Elv says be ounsid,'- probable
lcft serious indeed
Dr. MI tls knows of su.1 prp.u,os
cor 90 n, is ia "a position t. .ay that
.th,, aro even probable. Va should 'c
mur, definite and specific. Tor in
making % noucrai statement of Oh 81
lIuI h' throws suspicion upon th
who, body ct men phri,, rltnr 300
the pr, convention activities OF ul
pariIes ~ THIS state
The Hepubit,an tate chairman
mu.i tnuW TINT the sur,st WAY g.
pr, cut the purchase 81 "a domination
vhiDh re asserts To be probable, g.
D.. ull publicity A. the hicf ofn'c'
,. uur Of ia. states we major point
l,al PARTIES hc owes II to- hr ptrt,
ard the state tu see to It thai uu just
suspicion ut his kiud b. i,u Iu.N
ru-cd-and certainly that NO UNJUST
4usptcion ~ permitted 10 stand
Practices which tend tu cas-, any
shadow upon ia. pcndiur election ~
New M~oSicu--if such pra,i,os exist
ore not things to be- dealt Nith Dos Ir
dir'DtIon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-09
HALF-YEARR REVIEW
Of NEW MEXICO'S
NINE PRODUCTION
Gold and Silver Show Small In
creases During First Six Months
of 1916, Lead, Copper and Z!nc
Mount Appreciably.

The mines Of New MoNico during
the FIRST SIX months Of 1915 sbov
mall increases tor gold aud silver 1ud
ann '0ithl- increases toI lead. cop
per and zinc. according 10 charlie
W. Henderson 900 MIutnr ana EnsI
ueorng World
Ia IN, MoEollou distinct. socorrn
cunts which iu 1873 produced 40
per cent uf the gold and 49, per cent
Of tho silver output 81 me state. thc
Fanny and the Last chance ,yauida-
rou mills were operated continuously
and the clct,olaud WoatherhcpC
iuill Idle on 1915 was placed Ia opcr-
.otion IN Aprtl. Gold bullion and con.
o'utrit"s continued To- hc shipped
Iom tho El'laa'thtoUu district. coli
lax county. and sold uuiliuu from the
Whit" oak, district, Lincoln count,
Tn, output uf silver was affected COM
sid"rauly uy tie ill,ucss cot the Cc~-
sack ~U,uuidatiun min iu the 'urhiti
,Blnndi district, -nudo,il counts
io|ld-ooppor ur, continued 60 bee
shipped from the prugraudc district.
pt''u county On, purchase hy tb.
Fhoirs-pode" company Of f., large ares
iu the Organ mountain district. Dom
Ana county rrumIrOt q .ututc pros
du,tiun OF an fi,, Wctalu SiliCiuu-
and copper ore. carrying gold w'r"
shipped from m, LordslIrg district
.iu quantities thar indicate an out. uJ
nearly double That 90 1919 The san
"a -. Gold and Gopher company
Mating plant pt san Pedro was ou-
Grated continuously Tho nurro Noun
tam copper COMPANY Nutatiuu miIl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-09
EXPLOSION CAUSED
BY LIGHTNING BOLT
KILLS DOZEN MEN
Canadian Coal Mine Scene of In
usual Disaster, Stroke Believed
to Have Entered Depths by
Way of Power Wires.

Mitchell a. g.. Aug . Twelve men
are SHOWN ru boo dcld today md env-
'll 9r. believed tu be- missing 1a "a
result of tu explosion 'uat uph, .u
No g mime idlhtuius which struyt
surface Vires ~.uuduuuu" power into
the depth. of tine coal w.u. is .ur-
pu~,d poo hG., caused the explosion.
Tho oyplusiou Was OF -u,h fore"
that tho buildiu"- W"r, ,1 d%"4troy'l,
n- wen ts mo lure, m-H.a.eu1u.. grl.-
hings Fltr started Iu ruu place ga
.th. m.uc uuf apparently uas N",u else
.uugyl-u,d Tn, condition OF 'h. u0-
d'rsIuuuu WORKING. ,s such that rapid
.prosr,- It impossible. And uu' vu.
nod, ha been recovered
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-09
Looking for the Bremen
at Port of New London

New London Avg The Gcrman
submarine Bremen DIS expected iu ar
rive no this port 100 amy time, accord
ing 90 an, Sew London Day this after .
uuo
The lp.'rru Forwarding COMPANY,
y hiCh I- N. American corporation TO-
handling .nc fruu, of ;hc German
submatIu, W,r hJut line, q Is learned,
has l,nscd Iur 600, year space on 'lr
new state pier for a. large ~wareh"jto,
ana This .li uHl boz .ho prinriu'.
American terminal OF that "ompIuN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-09

m, normal Republ.raa mnluIltieH
of several northern Sew Mexico
counties now consist chiefly ut voters
who assert tina, they will not vote tor
the candidates they beliey" It is cot-
tain the Republican state COM cntlou
NIll otter thvu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-09

Wv N|IE- NUp N-Thr hIUWIII
cat ,l FOL fI-, m q car ~ an oasthouud
'l"'tr.. passenger TRAIN of ia" N'W
Nork. N'w Haven x Hartford railr"ii
ID vIs leaving the city today Nr'
ilr' Goo the ear. injured N" ~oinal
passenger and .ausrd "A panic am"nS
tho others
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-09

Phone 3. Rud arm III West Con-
per. for first class llvep. " l."
Tumble a Co..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-09
COMPANY
ONE OF NEWEST TO
BECOME PRODUCER
Engineer Chandler Says Davidson
Copper Mine Workings Near
Fierro Show Large Ore Body
Averaging from 3 to 4 Per Cent.

Tho piut,dl Consolidated copper
COMPANY I. % cot a., newest mlutur
,omptui.s To- come into a., produ
i've stage "a Sew McNl,u It, prop.
cries are situated fiftc'u miles FROM
SAINT Rosa. az The picturesque PIN
tad canyon. iud they have recent.
been opened up and developed aud
the erection of u lars, milling plutt
tas lust been completed The coin
Idus H capitalized at $50 600
hariss Ttgrltt s president hc I-
a wealthy ,attlcmau and has mtl"
the site Of IA" copper mime hia home
Tor thirteen years. The prcetnc" OF
toe c,truslN" COPPER deposits has n"ou
known 10 him FOR several ycir. llls
house aud stable are bull; ut rocks.
some of whi,h Iro solid blocks ct
green copper ore
IN" copper ore occurs deposited 80
a blanket twelve feet thlUk. extending
uud o. the country Tor miles. The
company has located aud own 500
acres of this copper ground. Tn" on
runs from 3 Co = per 'cut copper md
also SIX to eight ounces SILVER. por
ton The company viii ship the or,
from Pintada, a railroad tatiou. onl
sIN miles distant from tho mines j..
Brown 81 Cnrrizp2u. brother of tho
late a y Brown Of II Pa-o. ana :.
slaughter of santa Rosa. both pruni-
Lont railroad men Of New Mexico. ar-
stockholders boz the conpdnt
Davidson Copper Nine.
Tho David uu copper mine. iu'lti-
ng two claims. called the Dewey ann
tn, S,hloy. is situated % hntf mttn
from the terminus of tn, Santa F'
~ Fi,rro. % eastern Grant counts
\eW Mexico and adioius the oopusg
mines ut Phclp~.Dodgc on the north
west and tn" iron mime ~ IN" hes.
somer Iron company on the south
west.
w e. Chandler. mining engineer 81
SILVER Dlty. recently visited th, prop
city aud titoa that thu workings
show "a large orc body t1at averages.
rom p 10 I per cent copper Al
through the ore hody are suili sclrHs
and bodies of hieh Erad, ,oi. pr ui,
The propert, is paying W,ll and cm
ploylng twelve tu fifteen men. For
the past xix months 20 has yielded net,
profits 81 about $1,000 per month. tho
last two months having Noted s8.Ous
per month THE property is owned
by Russell 1ridson. Tho well knuvr
sawmiil own"r and lumh, rmlu, auu
.s bong worked by lcusers Some ~
carloads Of ore hpt" been shipped.
.atcragins over per cen copper The
higher grade uta running trom Do go
70, per cen copper.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-09

WATER TAN DUE ASp PAY
AHLE At OFFICE OF WATER 90.
ll6 s. SECOND.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-06-16
RAILROADS REJECT
EMPLOYEES DEMAND
Propose i.fti'ratiOn to Inter
state Con.marce Board.

New York, June 16-The railroad
managers notified the heads OF the
four railroad brotherhoods of employees
that they could not meet their de-
mands tor an eight-hour day AMI time
and half for overtime work.
They proposed arbitration as a solu'
ton of Their difficulties, or submission
Of the dispute to the interstate com
merce commission.
This was the final answer given by
the railroads to the men after nearly
two weeks of discussion in joint con
ference with the brotherhood heads
and probably means that strike vote
of the employees, numbering 100000,
will be taken.
A. B. Garretson, head Of the con-
ductors' organization, announced on
receiving the railroads answer that
the arbitration proposition was not
acceptable and that the proposition to
submit the matter to the interstate
commerce commission was impract1
cable, because that body had no power
to settle the dispute.
The union representative demanded
the yielding of their full demands. The
railroad officials had offered counter
proposition based on granting the de-
mands but on the condition that there
be no double compensation for en-
ployes doing a different class of serv'
ice the same day This condition the
Brotherhood heads declined to accept
Mr.. Garretson said the men would
not consent to arbitration for the rea.
son that they had lost out In arb ira.
ton awards in the past. He added
that they would not consent to arbi.
trate the question of double compenSa,
don under any circumstances.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-06-16

graduated in 1898. During his caree:
at Andover and Yale he was noted
foot ball player. In 1892 he was
captain of the varsity team. He is
regarded as the best goal kicker Yale
ever had.
Upon his graduation he returned to
Harrisburg, where he entered business
with his father, and upon the lattef's
death was made trustee of the estate
He was from early manhood interest
ed in politics, and as publisher of the
Harrisburg Patriot, welded much in
auence for the Democratic party.
In 1900 he was induced to run for
councilman IN the fourth ward, Harris
burg, which was usually Republican by
300 majority. He was elected by a
majority of 200. During his career as
councilman he was non-partisan, and
won fame as a reformer. In 1902 he
was elected mayor, serving in that Of
fee three years. In the fall of 1914
he was the Democratic candidate for
governor, but was defeated by Cover
nor Brumbaugh. MT. Mccormick Is
unmarried and wealthy
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-06-16
MEXICANS KILL.
3 U. s. SOLDIERS
Six Others Wounded in Fight
in Texas.
EIGHT BANDITS ARE SLAIN
Outlaws Attack San Ienacio Camp and
Fight for Half an Hour-Carranza
Officer Among Dead.

Fight for Half an Hour-Carranza
Officer Among Dead.
Laredo, Tex, June 16.-One hundred
Mexican bandits, crossing the Rio
Grande, forty miles southeast OF here,
attacked the American border pa-rol
near San Ignacio, killing two outright
and wounding seven, one of whJm
since has died.
The Mexicans expected to find ali
insignificant detachment Of Americans.
Instead, they were met by troops
and NJ of the Fourteenth Cavalry, 140
strong, under Major AlonZo Gray. They
were hurled back across the river.
Eight of the MeXicans were killed
and several wounded. Later informa-
ton is that forty-two horses were cap
tured in the pursuit. Colonel Brown
has requested county officials to warn
all Mexicans in raches near here to
get away from the river.
In the clothing of one Of the ban
dts were found papers indicating that
he was an officer in the Carranza ar
my, according to report to Brigadler
General William A. Mann.
Major Gray, with his two troops,
started at once in pursuit of the band,
and it is assumed that he has crossed,
or will cross, the boundary line into
Mexico.
The bandits first attacked Troop M.
Troop |, a short distance up the river,
heard the shooting and hurried rellel.
The attackers soon lost heart, and re-
treated southwark along the river,
keeping on the American side for some
distance before crossing back to MeXl-
can soil.
The attack began at two o'clock in
the morning, and the fighting Taste
about thirty minutes. A bright Moon
lighted the scene.
The Americans were partly surpr1s-
ed. The Mexicans made their way
around to the rear of the patrols
camp The first shot was fired at
sentry.
1t was impossible to learn anything
Of the identity of the MexiGans
other than that they were mercy
bandits" The bodies of the dead
were dressed in peon garb, but were
exceptionally well armed. Other
troops of cavalry have been ordered
in readiness to proceed to the San
Ignacio section, either to assist or to
relieve Major Grays command.
From the brush in the country about
the camp there were recovered the
bodies of six MeXicans. Seven dead
horses also were found. The water
soaked clothing Of the dead Mexlcans
was reported as indicating that they
had crossed the river from Mexico.
American Consul Garrett, at Nuevo
Laredo, Mexico, has wired the state
department, recommending that Lare-
do city be placed under martial law,
according to a seemingly authorized
report.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-06-16
To Use Small Oriental Ruus,

The abuse uc the small oriental rug,
no less an object of art than of utility,
Is an especially col.-inon mistake. By
all logic any rug us, for a floor cover
ing should emphasize the function OF
the floor as q solid foundation under
our feet To do this it must honor and
obey the lines of the floor, at least that
part which it decorates. Yet time and
again, where several small rugs are
used for the carpeting of room, we
find them all thrown down on the
bias. often at different angles. With
none Of the sides Of a rug parallel to
the bounding lines of the floor. we are
made conscious of a new decorative
idea, one built on top of and at cross
purposes with the original one. Chairs,
tables and other pieces of furniture
must then be placed either to conform
with the position of the rugs or with
the structural arrangement of the
room; both sets of lines they cannot
follow. So, at best, we have con-
fusion Of ideas, a room which seems
to rest on an insecure foundation
Agnes Rowe Fairman in Good House
keeping.