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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-19
REDF FIELD EXPLAINS
APPARENT ERRORS IN
CENSUS ESTIMATES
They We're Based on Actual Reg.
istration Figures in Each State
and Subdivision, the Secretary
Tells Congress



Washington Juy o. In rvsp0nsc
iu senator BBndcgce.s resolution
calling fur su explanation ut ,ho CEN
su, bureaus population estimate to
establish quotas lu: the tprthyuums
army draft Scvrctar, EcdGold tuda,
submitted % report To the senate show-
ing that the estimates we're hurod up-
pu actual registration figures bon each
state aud division. tie pointed out
that the large estimates Tor certain
localities, particularly industrial co.
t'r-. wac accounted Tor hy the to-
normal gathering of men oft drttt
age 40 tuuso places iur work u muni-
ton. plants
ia computing The population lu'
secretary explained thut the total reg
istrttiuu A. shown b., the preliminary
tclcgrtphic returns '.65H.1N- w1- d.
yided b, the total population ui d."
United states exclusive ot Alaska. b-
estimated by the census bureau. 1885,
t3o,50o In order Go obtain the pro-
portion which the regisfraut- reprS
scntcd Of the total population
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-19
Instructions Issued Showing How
the Order Of Liability for Ap-
pearance Before Local Boards
Will Be Established.
6S7,O00 MEN NEEDED IN
FIRST CALL TO CoLoRs
Numbers Have Been Placed In
Capsules and a Blindfolded Man
Will Draw Them Out Of a Re-
ceptacle One at q Time.
'' Associated BULLETIN sitii


Washington. July 19.-Because
of errors In procedure of local
boards. particularly in New Jer-
sey, discovered late today, Pro-
vost Marshal General Crowdsr
abandoned the entire elaborate
plan for the army drawing tomor-
row as previously announced. A
full drawing Of numbers from one
to between ten thousand and elev-
en- thousand will be made tomor-
row instead. More than ten hours
will be required 10 complete tho
task.
The error discovered was the
failure of the local boards involved
to shuttle the registration cards
from various registration precincts
before they began placing on them
the serial numbers required by the
regulations. The results in these
sections might have been, under
the original plan, 70 take the en-
tire quota of one of these districts
from a single registration pre-
cinct.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-19

Washington. July Preparatory
tu voting on many amendments 20
the food hill. today several senators
formally offered individual amend
mcnts to tile various sections OF the
measure
Senator Gronnu introduced one 20
increase the proposed minimum guar
autoed price Of wheat from Sl55 to
e. ' bushcl. payable at The five prin-
cipal primary markets and designed
to not the farmer around SlS5.
An amendment was offered uy
senator kenyon extending government
control Co iron ore and IT, products,
including steel binding twinc. farm
implements and tools. Il has the
support uf considerable group
senator Gronna appe4'ed to tbc
cotton farmers to support his amend
men, ana Senator Narduman suggest
od that 70 minimum p,ice OF 20 ccu'i
60 pound for cotton would asrcc with
10 minimum of s. q bushcl for wheat.
senator NcWluds said the cap
taius of Industry have failed 10 meet
The responsibilities ot the war" tie
do, Jared the steel industry Iu partiD-
ular. had refused even 90 lower prices
'u the government and proposed to
20. fro m he public the highest prices
IL may.
An amendment 10y senator Shaf-
roth. authorizing q single food adj
miui-tratni instead ~ commis-
sion Wa- rejected 63 To N.
An amendment uN senator Ncw-
lands tu ada 'ron. steel aluminium
ana copper 'u the amendment hy SEN
| atur Chamberlain was rejected. 20 Ga
so.
Amendment log senator Ha-tinr
proposing to authorize the president
! by proclamation. tu place under gov
! orumcIt control amy products cor arti
: Giles ho might deem ueccs-ar. was
| rejected sN 'u %.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-19
RELICS
ARE UNEARTHED IN
SAN JUAN COUNTY
Rare Pottery, Mating, Knives,
Battle Axes, Grain, Bones of
Animals and Human Beings Dis
covered at Aztec.

br Associated ffska
Santa Fc, July 80 An extrao din
AIRY find OF priceless prehistoric pot
terry and relics has been made by Earl
Morris eXcavating Pueblo ruins ~
Aztec. san Juan county. with a force
of - men. for the American Museum
of Natural History The discovery
Includes sixty pieces of rare pottery.
over 10000 carved red and black
stone beads, baskets. mating. knives,
battle axes aud other stone imple-
mcnts Turquoise beads. mosaics,
aud shell ornaments were classed
as among IA finest ever eXcavated in
the southwest Grains of corn with
cobs tassels and husks were found
intact. a. were also beans and bean
pods pumpkin seeds pine cones. cot
ton fiber yucca leaves PUSHES, cotton
yari and cloth. sandals, snJwshoes,
beaver teeth and bones Of animals
and human beings. one skeleton. IN
a. sitting position. indicating the man
had been decapitated.
Tho Bnd was made iu AN under
ground room ot communal dwell
ing buried FOR centuries.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-19
Meeting Will Be Held Within the
Next Week at Which the Amer
icanization Of All Labor En-
ployed Will BE Discussed.
ALL MEN LOOKING FOR
WORK ARE EXAMINED
About Seventy-five Men Are Ques-
toned Today Those Not Ma
tives of U. S. Are Excused Until
Later; Situation Better.
RI A..oclated Pre,s

Bisbee. Ariz.. July IA meeting
Of operators OF copper mines m An
zona is 70 be- held within the next
week DO was announced here todJ..
for the purpose of initiating q move
meut 10 extend the loyalty league
organization To- most of the camps in
this section and tor the Amcricanl2a-
tiun OF labor employed ln all but the
clifton -MoreHgl- -Mctcaif district prop
etties.
The stand against employment of
foreign miners was FIRST taken log
Bisn,, yumpaulo- The Old Domu-
lon plant at Globe ii was declared
here today has taken similar
stand The Clifton Mur,u I-Metu-
calf dIstric, has ores ut such class
that no attempt viii uc made tu sup
plant foreigners with Americans
iicrr as yet 30 was -dld The move
to organize loyalty leagues .- dee
scrIbcd as the operators "uurt, tu
offset the activities uf the Industrial
Workers of the World.
There were NO dcpur,ations from
Ri-b.c today The citizens investl-
eating committee, however. spent %
busy dny examining about seventy
1--WE men cokiug employment at the
mines. Foreigners tppi>u ug were told
to wait until later
Tho copper queen min, had ltGt
men tt Nork yo-tcrdaE. It's norma
number is -.2uv
copper operators here r,y thos
viii welcome Investigation uf the dc'
d
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-19
WAR ARMY DRAWING BEGINS TOMORROW MORNING
AT $50 O'CLOCK IN WASHINGTON; GENERAL CR0WDER
EXPLAINS OPERATION OF THE LOTTERY MACHINERY

the defendant when he resumed his
opening address To the jury trying her
Tor murder resulting from a bomb
explosion here last July which claimed
ten lives.
II this jury does it's duty anarchy
cannot live; If 1t fails law and order
cannot live. Fickort asserted
We have shown this desendan.
aided In the commission OF this crime
and death Is the only adequate penal
~.
This league might be Justly called
The International Murderers' league.
It's object is to wiring filthy money
from ignorant people" he declared.
"Only the hand and mind Of "A crim-
inal could draw such pictures" no
said indicating cartoon Minor tes-
titled lac had drawn for the Blast.
This defendant and her co-conspirn- o
tors knew they couid's live In this
country II the military forces were
strengthened and they sought 90 has
ten the revolution by Alexander BerK-
mann's editorials and Minors car
toons The tragedy last July was the
elimination OF their criminal. blood
thirsty conspiracy" Fickert charged.
Berkman. VINO edited The Blast.
which was published In san Francisco
! prior 20 the explosion DUNG a pro-
parcdness parade. was indicted recent
| ~ on a murder charge In connection
with the explosion Fickert declared
,"T am going To put Minor In a
felon's cell" and that "Berkman
Minor and Emma Goldman deserve
the gallows as a penalty for their
acts"
'She has been leading member
OF group Of anarchists who called
themselyes the 'blasters.' treacheroSls
snakes whose creed is crime and rev.
loution and anarchy" he said
Fickert turned his attack TO Thom
as Mooney. husband Of Mrs. Mooney
who is under sentence OF death fos
the bomb murders. and then to Rob-
ert Minor. treasurer OF the Interne-
tional Workers Defense League
which financed the present and for
mcr trials OF bomb defendants.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-19
Cossacks and Other Mounted
Troops Patrol the Streets of Pc
trograd and the Bridges Have
Been Put Under Heavy Guard.
ARMED MOTOR CARS HELD
IN READINESS FOR USE
Several Thousand Troops Are
Quartered in the Barracks Close
at Hand; Rebels Say They Are
Satisfied With the Situation.
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press
Pctrograd July Is tdelayed) --
The government controls the city to-
day a. completely as the bolsheviki
appeared TO control yesterday.
Since early morning Cossacks aud
other mounted troops have patrolled
the streets. All bridges also are un-
der heavy guard. only those possess
ing proper credentials being permit
ted To- cross.
In the bis circle, IN front OF the
windows OF the winter palace half a
dozen armored cars were held IN
readiness Tor any emergency and IN
the barracks nearby several thousand
troops were kept under arms.
OnB IN the district beyond the
NcNa have the disturbing elements a
semblance OF control but thus far
they have been inactive. They are
reported to have announced they
were waiting for reinforcemeuts from
kronstait
Ou the other hand a circular dis
tIbuted Boa the streets, purporting "a
have been ISSUED by the holskcyiki
declares they have held the city ir
their power for Two days and that
tho, are content with this state ol
affairs hatiDg uh further ambitions
IL the vicinity OF the parliament
building which Is occupied by gov
crument troops. quiet prevails
The first machine gun regiment
which had IFS headquarters In the
villa of Madamoisellc kahcsiuka and
the man manning four armorcd cara
which guarded the entrance 10 the
lla have submitted Co the author
ity uf the soldiers and worlSmen'
Nmuun.-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-19
RUSSIAN TROOPS ARR
DRIVEN INTO NONl' \

PotgosTId July 10 russian troops
have again driven into tho iahcidn
village of Noyica, south ot knlusrI
ana now or,upy thr eastern end ~
that place.
The Russians captured more than
200 prisoners aud three machine guns
iu TUESDAYS fighting near NuNic,.
rhc, had the entire Village .u their
hands at ono period but IN" occupying
attachments sustained such heavy
LOSSES that the, withdrew to Ia" va
lagC q Castcrd section
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-19
TWO VICTORIA CROSS
AWARDS MADE; REASONS
NOT GIVEN THE PUBLIC

t.ondon JuN o (corrcspondcuec ut
the Associated Press - For the sec-
uud time dgIug the war the Nic-
torB rru-s has been awarded with
oJ. tnN detailed account OF fhc res-
son being published.
The trst Instance was thsi of com
mnudcr Gordon Campbell 90 the
navy. tho second instance b. iIcu-
tcuani " D. sanders. et the ma, III
reserve Th, official notice of the
honor fo sanders SAWS mcrol, "m
rrDosu.tiou uf Hua-picuou- FaltatrS
cousummatc GOODNESS aud skill u
command OF ule ~ his Wtlc-f, "a
ships lon action
Rumur lscrbed CampbclFs pre-
fcgmcut Geo work. against submarine
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-19

seen the heaviest air fighting IN the
history OF the war with the losses
severcst on the German side and the
results generally favorable 10 the
British ON land there was ouly
minor ,ighting without material
change
"On the French front the Gcrmans
stiil are carrying on their policy OF
USING picked troops Tor local opet-
atious aimed At eNhadstinE and har
RAISING tho French The result has
been nill and the policy ~ conces-
sion that the Germans are incapable
Of attempting any really great efforts
"On the Russian front bad weather
and floods have nocessitatcd tho
drawing back Of some advanced posts
without important change
Surplcmcntlrg his talk ou the mil
itary operations. General Maurice
remarked
II am told that in the United Shtes
tho Ordinary man has got a general
impression that when any really stifr
fighting Job is To- be done the EuE-
lshmeu calls on the Australian. Cane
dian or Scotchman 20 take the Ntu.
This idca is being carefully fustcred
uv the Germans with the foolish ido'
Of spreading some disscusiou between
the branches pf tho Anglo Saxon race.
"a matter Of fact the grc3tcsr
Iart OF the fighting since the war be
gan has naturally fallen uu Eugli b
troops they are the largest part ~
tho army aud have borne the uruut uf
the worit The casualty lists show
that the English regiments have
fought just a. gsllanus and braycis
and hn," luu 1s heavily as any reg
imcpt In the IMPERIAL army"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-19
Slav Drive Slows Down, Largely
Because Reserves Have Been
Thrown Into the Fray to Stay
the 0nrush of the Enemy.
CROWN PRINCE DELIVERS
BLOW IN NEW LOCATION
Attacks East of Gauchy, and the
French Are Routed at First, but
They Rally Quickly and Win
Back the Ground Lost.

While the world today be- awaiting
with keen interest the declaration ot
Germanys policy which the new inn
rcrial chancellor. Dr George Mi"haclis
is expected 70 deliver IN the rciohatag.
tho military forces uf the hclligcrcut7
for the moment are engaged in M
iantry operations Of = major import
aucc onN along the front In eastern
gHilcia.
Reports lrom this theatre of intense
activity have Indicated lesscning in
the speed NJ the Russian drive Th"r"
has even been a recession ~ one point
where Austrian and German reserves
have been thrown into the Tray iu an
,fior' to stop the Eu"uan onrush
which was threatening Go roll up th"
entire Au German lime iTuh
GauJia down through the Euniu'tN
mountains ana plains.
Otherwis, the French front in
northern france presents ,hc most
notable features OF the moment. Few
da,s pass without au effort un the
part uf the Germans tu get 91Dk some
of tho valuable TERRITORY which W1-
WrcuChCd from .h,m lu The spring 90
tcusNc. ar tu maze local iuroad- else
whcr, uu the French lines ur#
rcId was chosen iur an attempt nt
tins sort last night the first really
sharp attach for some time 90 'hc
.Icld 90. the great HuGcunurs lc''"'.
90 last March neng delivered just 20
the south Of - quentin.
The crown prince ,ho-c fr"1t
nearly a half mile Iu extent where the
French occupied htllock tu the east
ur Gauch, General pctaiu', forces
were taken tbuck it FIRST Dos the lu-
tcnNty OF the drive and fi'ldcd some
ground Zen the nrst line. They rallied
gucklv however and drove he Ger
mans out of the greater par, "t tho
occupied positions
The situation n p,trogrIi ."uim.
Ties troubled hut the prov isluuel g"'
crumcut apparently has decided t
ttk, hold with firn hand and nave
II uut with tho ultra-cVtrvmv "Icm'ui-
which are keeping th" city Iu e tur.
mon Martial control has been 's.
tabu~hcd and drastic measures seem
to bee the order of the day
McluWhtlc tho cabinet council e
considering pupusai Co. transfer the
scat OF government tp Moscow "a" re-
move u from the sccnC uf turmoil 'mi
Il b. also announced that thr general
assembly pG WorkWcu soldiers. ana
peasants win hc held a. Moscow ""
prevent .utcrfcrcuD, from AN ifr''
suunsihlc section ot rctrurrld gar
risou
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-19
PHILADELPHIA MAN
ADMITS KILLING OF
MAN. WIFE AND son
George C. Tompkins Confesses to
Staying Trio on Country Road
Near Carroltown, Pa, Sunday,
the Police Say.

lohnstoNu ll- Julg 90 -Geurso
O. Tuupkins of Philadelphia, huid in
connection with the shooting 90 death
uf Edmund T. Humphric-. prominent
coal operator his wife Mrs Carrie
lMmpnrics, aud their i,-yctr-old son,
Edmund g. Ilumphrics, Jr. uu a
country road near CarroituNu. this
county. tH sunday confessed to the
three murder, today, according Q" am
rouuvcmcu, Dos the police. The COM
lcssiou Wa made 900 the presence of
Jnuor Edward Knee uf the county jail
aud Tumpkius ttturneys
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-19
PARTIES IN
REIcHsTAG DECIDE TO
MAKE MOVE FOR PEACE

Amsterdam. July ie.-The Berlin
Tagohlatt says the committee Of the
majority parties IN the German recih-
smg have unanimously decided 10
move the peace revolution Previously
the COMMITTEES was divided. two men-
bers OF the center and one lioeral dts
agreeing with the majority. The rage-
blatt says that In the reichstak 2sl
deputies viii vote for the peace reso-
luton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-19
DETECTIVE is CHARGED
WITH NEGLECT OF DUTY
IN RUTH CRUGER CASE

New York. July ia,-An indict-
mont charging neglect OF duty in con-
ncction with The investigation into
the murder OF RUTH Cruger by Al
fredo Cocchi was returned today
against Detective John Lagarenne b.
the grand jury probing alleged po-
lice department incnieiency.
Earlier in the dHy s25.C00 was
placed al the disposal of the district
attorney 20 prosecute the investlga-
tion,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-19
500 KILLED or IUI,T
N TWO DAYS on RlDIING

London July 10 \ Reuter- dis
patch from Pcupgrud says the Hum-
ncr OF killed or wounded in the two
about 800.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-19
HEAVIEST NR FIGHTING
~ HISTORY OI Ilil " Nli

London July ~ Sumurriains 'h"
military cvcnts of the past V""t N'-
iur General Frederick q Maurice.
chief director OF military operations
At the war Office sal dtoda' To- the
Associated Press
The British front ia been note.
worthy only Tor the tact that u ms
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-19

Washington. July is.-Ten million
men are registered In the United
states tor war scfyice, $4,000 are
needed In the first call for the ma
tional army. Who shall 10 first?
This question ~ asked and the
method by which 1t IL 10 be- answered
outlined by Provost Marshal General
Crowder In an explanation issued OF
the great drawing about TO be held ia
Washington. The scheme evolved IS
so simple that the drawing OF one
set OF a thousand numerals aud an
other of eleven viii hx with absolute
equality OF chance the order In which
every one Of the ten million regis
trants shall report To- his local board
for examination and subsequent ex-
EN- ption. DISCHARGE or acceptance for
military service. Since The average
exemption district registration .s
3,0ee and there are i,55I districts.
the average number OF men listed
with each operation of the drawing
machinery W.iil De about 10 Ooe.
General Crowder announces also
that an the local boards viii be in-
structed to call s0o per cent of their
quota at the first caN 20 provide for
probable exemptions That means
that l3ii.0o0 men viii be notified 10
appear Tor examination within the
next few days II moro are ncces-
sary, they viii be called tor as needed
by the local boards in the order pro-
NidCd Tor In the drawing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-19

IIncTCI ITNIand- I"N w "IUV
Sim Fem organ tacuonist which
has been appearing for some months,
was suppressed today The police
seized the plant
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-19
MRS. MOONEY SMILES
AS SHE HEARS DEATH
PENALTY DEMANDED

kT AAauriatrd fress
san i'ran'isc". July H. Mrs kend
Mooney smiled several times today
as she calmly listened 60 District
Attorney Charles NJ, Fckert repeat t-
edly demand the death penalty for
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-19
CAN'T GET
FOOD BILL WHIPPED
INTO PROPER SHAPE
Preparatory to Voting on Many
Amendments, Several Changes
Are Recommended; Captains of
Industry Are Slackers.
By Associated Press

Washington. July 10. "A COM
} promise food control bin drafted
, Boo by partisan conference 81
leaders was adopted by the sem
ate today by q vote OF 60 to l6
as substitute for ndministra-
tion measures. II provides that
only feeds. foods aud fuels in
, Guiding Kerosene and gasoline
b shah bc placed under government I
, control ana administered by
, board OF food administration OF
three salaried members instead
of single individual
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-19
THE WEATHER

Local showers and thundcrstorms
this afternoon or tonight. Friday
partly cloudy; not much change In
temperature.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-07
They Have "Your Number"

The autooks know about know that you're just
holding back without logical For you know
they that business going keep good unless does like
and just hods back In which of you
ang contrary to President Wilson's allow any
slowing up of business"
So the autoolk intend to have right the
to show where only lineage the pentup enjoyment
those resting dollars of yours do the good
by putting them back work general circulation when you buy
that you
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-07

One of the largest tire companies, found nvest-
CATION that in 1913 Canada had increased its number or
registered 78O 3S against the 1912 regis
tration, and during 1914 22O7O or 36 as compared to
1913 War declared August 1914 that the last
figures little affected thereby Now, after two and
one-ha years of warfare Canada is this year buying
100000 motor cars-almost five times as many as
purchased during 1914 and increase of S5T over
the normal for 1894.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-07

These great times have demonstrated to
marked degree the necessity of the automobile to the
army We have evidence of this right here in your city
by the constant use made of by the army
camped near. The automobile is indispensable in
porting men and supplies-n saving of time and labor.
Only the other day the United States Government
nounced would buy $4,000 new cars for the army.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-07
"Eventually--Why Not Now?"

Saturday. July 7t Saturday. July 4t inclusive is "Buy
Your Car Now" Week in Harrisburg and Vicinity
The roads in good shape almost everywhere The
belated summertime is in midst and the Call of All Outdoors
nsistent -Four of the best motoring months
endar ahead So Buy Your Car Week very timely
prelude to the enjoyable months ahead of you
We know you will find difficult resist the impulse buy
that when you read all of the alreens Forthcoming
"Eventualy-why NOW?" is te but true. Take tip from
these columns watch the advertisements carefully telephone the
dealer who sells the which your hearts desire and
have demonstration
Buy your nowbe happy in those pleasures brings you
the thought that did right by putting cost
of the back into circulation where will do country the
greatest service
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-07
Important Facts

Automobile industry best organized industry
in the country. Supports over 100000
People.
In 1916 there 1583 617 automobiles and trucks built
the value of the sold was ST 226 O0OOO.
The total registration of automobiles the United States
for 1916 was 2,o32,455.
Automobiles registered in your State July 1st 1917
257e4s
Automobiles registered from your county July 1st,
1917, approximately-7,20
One automobile in your county for each % inhabitants
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-07

The Automobile is Necessary to the Army
in Saving Time and Labor = To the Business
Concern-To the Businessman the Farmer
And to All in Increasing Efficiency by Keep
ing Us Well and Happy.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-07

Theory and prophecy are not very convincing, but
here the actual facts The experience of Canada and
her present liberal patronage of the motor ought
be evidence of what the future has in store for If
there is any doubt the stability and prosperity of
the motor business, business in general the ex-
perience of Canada ought to dispel it.