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c. O.P.PLATFORM
STRIKES HARD AT
RENT PROFITEERS
Favors Exemption of Income
From Real Estate Mortgages
From Income Tax.
NO PROHIBITION PLANK.
Says That Is Not a State Issue
Demands Repeal of Direct
Primary Law.

SARATOGA SPRINGS. n, T.. July
2s - Endorsement Of the Republican
NotonaJ Platform, pledges Of en-
thusiastlo support TO Harding and
Coolidge, a declaration for a League
Of Nations with such ressrv vations
as shall protect the sovereignty and
independence OF the United States and
always retain IN Congress alone the
power to declare war" are contained
IN the platform submitted 20 the un-
official Republican State Convention
to-day. There is no prohibition plank.
"Prohtbit ton IL not a State isgue." the
document declares and calls for the
repeal Of the 2.T5 bill passed by the
Legislature because II has not effect,
The complete document contains
about 5000 words.
Repeal OF the Direct Primary Laws,
as affecting State and judicial Offices.
is urged.
Tho platform pledges tho party TO
study remedies for the high cost OF
living. but opposes passage OF the
constructed Laws,
II asserts the Tdght OF the people
TO continuous and adequate service in
transportation. food supplies. fuel and
other necessities of life, and says this
light should not be invaded by COM
hnn tions Of capital or labor; asks for
frank recognition OF Just claims OF
both but insists that the night of the
public Is and always must be su-
preme: declares that men and woman
should have equal rights, and for pro-
tectlon OF children who work. a
The plank on housing says:
"a Republican LegiAature
enacted the so-called rent bills
which arc giving needed rolSef.
and have to a certain extent pre-,
vented rent profiteerlnK. These
laws should be continued and II
necessary strengthened. especially
m preventing discrimination
against families with children.
1bub Lilo IhAhh ALObAonA - hS" W
provide sufficient housing faon-
tiles.
Relief will be found in 0btaln-
ing money for tho building OF
houses. We believe that income
from mortgages on real estate
should be exempted from tho
State income tax and that every
thing possible should DO dOns TO
encourage investors TO lend their
money for this purpose.
The platform commends tho Re
publican Legislature for refusing as
sent 20 Gov Smiths plan for recon
structinE the State Government
In connection with the enormou
increase in tho State budget says 7
per cent of the states money "a de
voted TO cdumtion and State hos
pitals
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IN VAIN
FOR KJDNAPPERS
OF BABY GIRL.
Woman and Two Men Flee In
Motor After Taking Child
From Long Island Home.

Detectives OF Long Island City to-
day are searching for Angelina
verga, daughter Of Henry Venga, an
inventor OF No. SO Hyatt Avenue. :
Winfield, L. l.. who was kidnapped
yesterday from the house OF Mrs. .
Burns, No. 163 Queens Boulevard. I
woodside, l.. L. by a woman and two
men. Angelina is not quito two years
old,
Vefga is the son Of the owner OF
a large silk dyeing establishment at
Winfield and served overseas with
the American forces in France dur
ing the war. He was married, cay
the Long Island City police aboW
eight years ago, and his wife lett
him Ave years ago. Shortly after
that. 1t Is reported. he met a model
in a Fifth Avenue costume shop. Sh@
promised to marry him when no Oo-
tained his divorce from Mrs. Verga,
according TO rumor.
In the mean time Angelina was born
and last spring the girl left Verga,
but ne had the custody OF the childC
At the direction of the ChIldren's So7
ciety no found q home for the baby
with Mrs. Burns in woodside.
According to the story told by
Mrs. Burns, an auto with two men
and a we'll dressed woman asked to
see Angelina. After some CONVERSE
ton the woman seized the child and
ran TO the waiting car When hrs.
Burns tried to interfere, she sNyS
one OF the men threw her to the
pavement. The car disappeared.
Verga was notified and started IN
pursuit. He caughi up with the
fleeing car near thC Bridge Pla "a
but his machine was stopped by the
police for speeding and the other oar
sped on.
Shown a pitcure OF the child 8
mother, Mrs. Burns was positive
that the woman In the automobile
was not the same.
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BANDITS HOLD UP BOOZE VAN
Transfer 25 Barrels to Their own
Truck In Jersey.

NEW BRUNSWICK. N. j.. July rs
While en- route from Philadelphia to New
York with a truckload of twenty FIVE
bdrrels Of liquor, Roy Tiesel OF Philadel-
phia was held up by five automobile
,bundits. who robbed him OF the liquor,
al 1 A. ". to-day near here,
John c. Servosky, who was following
Tlesel with a load Of merchandise, said
no saw the holdup and that the armed
men compelled Ticsel to help them un-
load the liquor onto their truck. The
ilGuor was owned by the David Berg
Distllng Company, No. 1877 broadway,
New York, and was being shipped from
their warehouse in Philadelphia.
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WALDORF GUESTS
AROUSED BY Thief
FIGHTING LAWYER
Twenty Minute Scuffle Fol-
lows Discovery of Intruder
IN Crawford'S Room.

Guests at the Waldorf A storia were
aroused by a scuffle with a bur.
giar on the nfth fioor at o'clock
this morning The commotion lasted
nearly half an hour, and along the
corridors OF that floor frightened oc-
oupants OF rooms peered out through
partly opened doors until the intruder
had been Subdued. when they fiocked
out In various stages Of negligee.
Andrew Crawford. lawyer. who
occupies Room No. sol alone. was
awakened by a noise at the foot OF
his bed. There he dlmly saw a
youth crouching. As he leaped from
hts bed the intruder sprang at him
and they grappled. For twenty min
utes they fought all over the
room. Crawford vainly trying 70
reach the telephone TO call for help.
The alleged burglar finally succeeded
In getting out OF the room into the
corridor. but Crawford clung 10 him
and they rolled around on the floor.
For several minutes no one ven
tured 20 go 10 Crawfords assistance.
Then a half-dressed man took part
IN the fight. others followed his lead
and the youth was gubdued and
turned over 70 House Detective
Rmythe.
The intruder was recognized az
Peter Hermlda, seventeen, a Monte
; negrin, who was discharged as dish
washer at the hotel last October He
gave his address as No. 34l West
sGth Street. A key TO Crawfords
room was found on him, but nc
weapon
The original charge OF unlawful
entry was changed 20 that OF burglary
when Hermida was arraigned 10 day
before Magistrate Schwab in the
Jefferson Market court. the legal dis
tincuon being that he had not found
crawforG's door open but had turned
the doorknob in entering the room
The prisoner pleaded guilty and waa
held in 5000 bail for the grand
jury.
Detective Quinn told tho Magis-
trate that Hermida was arrested in
January on a grand larceny charge
and In February on a charge Of homi-
eide. but was discharged In both In-
stances.
-, Crawford. who said he was a civic
Eecretary. has law offices at No. 2t2l
Spruce Street. Philadelphia
II developed in Jefferson MarIIe
Court that GOV, Edwin r. Morrow o.
Ke- sclky was one OF the guests
~ the noise OF the tussle anc
he taltda Has about TO run into
her 70 a eundsoyernor when Mr.
maH open the
49,. -yss The Governor
youth
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TRUMBULLSAT
MORGUE TO SEE
TRUNK VICTIM


Coahuila, Mexico, whs received here to-
day by Chief Fox Of tho Detroit deteo-
tives. The despatch was from New Or
leans
Reports from Lawrence. Kan. and
Egypt Pa. each announce a man being
held on suspicion Of being Leroy Po-
liceman Trumbull has been ordered to
stop at Egypt on his way back from
New York TO look over tho man there.
Chief Fox has wired TO Lawrence
oslting that the suspect there be de-
tained until further notice.
The Detroit authorities received word
fiosn the San Antonio. Tex. police that
they had been lnterrogating n man
named Fernandez. whom they believed
20 &c the father cf - Leroy" and
that he had given Information re-
Rarding his sons movements which
tAllied closely with the known move
ments OF Leroy.
Fred Stockomoor. n Detroit mAchin-
ist has given the police information
that may identify Leroy as a New
York man. He also gave them a clue
that may aid in catching the fugitive
Leroy, Stockomoor said. had the most
beautiful hands" he has ever seen on
man. He said they were as perfect
an II was possible for a mans hands
to be. He said Leroy told him he
was married and had a boy two years
old In New York. and that his father
was a liqVor dealer in New York.
Stockomoor said Leroy told him he
was not married to the woman known
here as his wife. The police have not
yet found n record here or in Toledo
OF the marriage.
The evening world., 1920-07-28
TATUM WILLING
TO co TO DETROIT
Man Who Went There to See
Trunk Murder Victim Examined
in birmingham.

BIItMINGHAM. Ala, July Is
Lieut. John p. Smith Of the Detroit
Detective Bureau to-day examined
Allen A. Tatum. the linotype opera
tor, who went to Detroit last Spring
10 see Mrs. Leroy and whose name
was used by the shipper OF the trunk
In the murder mystery. Tatum eK-
pressed willingness To 10 10 Now York
ur Detroit. Smith also examined two
men named Fernandez, which Is be-
lieved 10 be "Leroys" true name, but
failed 10 get any information CON
nected with the cAAe.
The evening world., 1920-07-28
DRIVES TAxICAB INTO POLE.
Chauffeur, Injured, Arrested on
Charge of Being intoxicated.

Charged with operating an Rutomo-
bile while he was intoxicated. George
Schmidt, thirty years old, taxicab
driver. OF No. I56 West l5lst Street.
employed by the Royal Taxloab Service.
OF No. 800 I,enoX Avenue, was taken
to FordhAm Hospital last night a pris-
oDer.
Patrolman Rice said Schmidt drove
his tAxioab in a reckless manner in
Burnside Avenue. the Bronx, and while
turning into Grand Avenue lost control
OF the machine. which struck a tele-
graph pole. Schmidt was hurled to the
sidewalk and injured on the forehead
The evening world., 1920-07-28
HURT DOG OWNS BROADWAY.
NOOn Hour Crowds Flee From sup
posed Victim Of Rabies.

A dog was hurt while crossing
broadway at s7th Street In the noon
rush to-day. The dog set up a howl
and limped down the west side OF the
street. Pedestrians rAased the cry OF
Mad Dog" and crossed To the opposite
sidewalk
At Macy's the dog turned In. still
yelping. lie soon had sole posseEsion
OF part Of the store. The dog walksd
fcer grabbed A. The dog showed no
fight and was turned over To tho So
eiety for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Animals.
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a attorney, 30 far as the Republican
party a. concerned tie ~ the last OF
tle direct primaries and Thompson
says II ts up 10 the people TO declare
themselves ON sept. IA on the subject,
by overturnlng tho work OF the
gteamroller.
Senator Thompson has addressed a
letber 20 Gov. Smith, calling his at
tention 10 the fnct that the date OF
he SJrtmarles falls on he second day
Of the Jewish holiday and suggesting
70 him that he postpone the primaries
one day at least
The Miller domination also was SOC
onded by Judge James b. Hill Of Che
mango, who sald he represented the
southern tire Of counties and pledged
their support on Election Day.
Clinton County yielded 10 Rensss-
lasr and the name OF Judge Wesley o.
Howard OF Troy was presented by
Judge VIM. d. Cunningham.
Dutcheas County yielded TO Orange
and John b. Curwin placed Judge
AyiAur s. Tompkins OF Rockland in
nomination. Mrs, Grace Van Nance
OF New York seconded II.
James o. Moore, responding for
Erie County. presented 10 the con-
vcntion the name Of John Lord
oyBrian OF Buffalo.
When jefferson County wus
reached, BlOn II. Brown of Water
town. FORMER Republican leader OF
the State Senate, presented tho name
Of Secretary OF State Francis NJ
Hugo.
BIC DEMONSTRATION STAGED
FOR SECRETARY HUGO.
The demonstration following the
notnination OF Secretary Hugo lasted
for several minutes. after which
George II. Furman seconded the
nomination. A second demonstration
followed.
Headed by the standards OF oueens
and Schenectady. with Suffolk and
ouhers following, a procession started.
Aisles were Jammed for several min
utea. women taking a prominent part
in the parade. New YORK and Bronx
delegates fell into line and Jefferson,
Nassau and OsWego Joined in the
pnOcesBipn. This was the FIRST march
OF delegates around the hall
When .Oswogo was rcached on the
rod OF counties, +. w. Cullen am
nounoed that Speaker Sweet had re-
leased all delegates who had been
pied ged TO his candidacy.
Responding for Orleans, Thos. H.
Kfrby seconded the nomination OF Mr..
OBrian.
Charles W. Bcl1hart of Ulster
seconded Senator Sslge's nomination
Mrs. George Cromwell of Richmond
also seconded the Sage nomination.
This closed the nominal lons and the
bai1ouins for Governor began
The evening world., 1920-07-28
URGENT NOTE TO MEXICO.
United states Demands ReleaSe of
American Held Captive,

WASHINGTON. July 2s.--Represen-
tations of IAN urgent nature" hav;t
been made to the Mexican Government
through the American Embassy at
Mexico City for the release OF Car
Haeglin. the State Department an
nounced to-day.
Haeglin was captured by bandits and
carried away. presumably for ransom
He Is an American.
The evening world., 1920-07-28
WOMAN SHOOTS AT
FLEEING BURGLAR
Bergenfeld, N. j., Robber Escapes
in Auto After Getting 81, 200
In Jewels and Cash.

Mrs. Lillian weser. q. widow OF Bcr-
genheld, n, J.. was awakened at 2
o'clock this morning In time to see
burglar leave her room, She nred at
him as he left the house,but ne reached
an automobile and escaped Mrs. Weser
found $1,000 In jewels and 5000 In cash
had been stolen.
on Sunday another Bergepheld wom-
an, when confronted by a burglar and
a revolver, dared his threats TO shoot
and screamed. The burglar was caught.
The evening world., 1920-07-28
SEEKS $4,000 BOARD BILL.
Mrs. Keene says she Cared for
FOhr Twenty Years.

FOhr Twenty Years.
For the board and care OF Franz Fohr.
who died last spring. Mrs Josephine
Keene. No. 256 West 18th street. to-day
filed suit In Supreme Court for S50.0
She says she cared for him twenty
years. Her action Is against August
Zinsser. executor OF Fohr's estate.
According TO Mrs. Keene's papers.
Fohr entered into an agreement with
her a year before his death to create a
trust fund that would provide Mrs
Keene with $500 a month for life. In
April 1920. she states. the agreement
was modified to provide her with quar-
terry payments OF 81 800 each. She says
MT Zlnsser refused to pay her claim.
The evening world., 1920-07-28
TESCHEN DISPUTE DECIDED.
COuRcI Hears Paderewski and
Fixes Frontier Lines,

PARIS. July 2s.-After hearing
presentation OF the Polish position from
Ignace Jan Paderewski and that OF
Czecho- slovakia from Or. Benes. the
Council OF Ambassadors to-day def
nltely disposed OF the dispute regarding
the territory Of TesChCn.
The Council traced the frontier Of
TesCnen and established rules regardir e
transfer of nationals 10 the two 90, =.
tries parties 10 the dispute. Property
rights were outlined and provision v as
made for restitution OF archives.
The evening world., 1920-07-28
Camp Taylor to Re Abandoned.

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-Declsion
70 transfer the First Division TO Camp
Dix. N. j.. from Camp Taylor, Louis
VILE. Ky. ana to abandon and salvage
Camp Taylor was announced to-day by
the war Department. The change Is
10 take place about Sept, l. Camp
Taylor must be disposed Of not later
than June 30. 1924, under legislation
passed BY ConEresA
The evening world., 1920-07-28
POLE RETREAT CONTINUES.
withdrawal AIonE Entire Front
warsaw RePOrtA.

WARSAW. July n associated Press)
The Polish retreat continues along
the entire front according TO latest
news on the flghtinE operations re-
ceiVed here.
Reports from Bolsihevtk sources indi-
cate that the Bolsheviki intend to Oc-
cupy Suwalki, hfty miles northwest OF
Csrodno and Bislystok, forty-three miles
southwest OF GrOdno, before the begin
ming OF the armlstice negotiations set
for Friday. The BolsheviN now are
within ten miles OF BlalystOk.
The evening world., 1920-07-28
Farmer. Gain in HaIIta. EIsetIons.

HALIFAX. N, s, July 2s.-ResulS
OF elections throughout this province
were featured by the almost entire OBJ
liberation OF tho Conservative party and
the gains OF the Farmers and LABOR
parties. the farmers taking seven seats
and Labor five. The lineup in 1915
was liberals 80; Conservatives IL
Yesterdays returns give: Liberals. 80;
The evening world., 1920-07-28
Fireman Overcome nt Small nIass.

Fireman overcome nj small DlaHes
Matthew McLauglin. forty-two. OF No.
1919 Inwood Avenue. Bronx. a fireman
attached TO Engine Company No. rs.
was overcome by smoke this afternoon
At a fne In the three-story frame build
ing at No. 2463 Davidson Avenue, owned
by John Faccin. and was rescued by
brother hremen Df. Martin OF Ford
ham Hospital revived him Filth difficulty
by using a pulmotor. AZ srdham Hos
BE- all right In a day or tWo.f The dam
age 10 the building was slight
The evening world., 1920-07-28
MILLS CLOSED AT GARY.
oil 10 lie Used In Effort to over
come Coal shortage.

GARY. Ind, July 2s.-,As a result
OF the fuel shortage, 5000 men here
are idle, It was reported to-day. The
american Sheet and Tin Mill. one OF
the largest OF It's kind, was out OF com
mission, The big Bessemers In the Gary
works were operating only intermit.
tanuy, the plant being seriously Grip
pied Twelve Of the big blast furnaces
were cold,
continue partial operation the Gary
works will hereafter use oil as fuel N
many or the'F departments
MAKES NEW STRENGTH.
Father SoA9's Medieins Al ppEe nour'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-08
HANcHABA Los INSTRUMENTS

~ 20 T.
Habana, Cuba. "Sufri durante amos
de faertes dolores en- ell dorso, reuma,
tismo Y lumbago, debido rinones de-
fectuosos. Tenfa tai cantidad de acido
drico que manchaba los instrumentos
|nsados en- mis- practicas en- la Univer-
sidad, cuando .estudiaba medicina. Me
sentia debil, ell coraz6n marchaba ire.
gularmente, y estaba tan nervioso que
easi no atinaba a hacer mis- expert
mertos anat6micos."
mo tena apetito y estaba bastan.
te delicado. Tenia que levantarme va
'rias veces por la noche hacer aguas,
y no podfa dormirlbien. Algunas ve-
YES la orina era escasa, de color SUI
DIDO, como polyo de ladrillo. Mis- pies
" nianos Sc hinchaban por tempo,
va me Ecrefa vfctima de la Enferme-
dad de Bright. La vida era para mi
una carga pesada."
"Por recommendation de uno de mis-
profesores de la Universidad empece
un tratamiento con Anticaleulina
Ebrey y hoy, despues de tres pomos
tomados, me siento perfectamente
bien. Sea Ia presente testimonio de
mi gratitud."
Braulio Labastida, Lamparilla Ss,.
baios, Habana, Cuba.
Isl esta I'd. enfer1no de los rinones,
sejiga e higado, " desea curarse con
Ia Antiealcuhna Ebrey, eseriba
EbrE Chemical Works, 50 West
Broadway, New York, v recibira gra-
tbs un interesante folleto. La Anti-
Ebrey Sc encuentra de venta
en- todas las boticas. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-08
ENTIRE LAVANDERAS....

Els una delicia este jab6n negro ro-
tulado Cadierno.
Limpia, perfuma y conserva la rO-
pa de modo incredible. :. y cuesta me-
nos. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-08

70 QEJININA QUE NO AFECTA LA
sABEzA. LAXATIVE BROMO QUI-
NM Aces mas eticaz en- todos los ca
sos zen que Sc necesite tomar Quini-
IA, no causando zumbidos de oidos.
Contra Resfriades, La Grippe, In
fnenza, Paludismo v Fiebres. La
tirnla de E. w. GROVE viene con ca
de caiita.
&tl Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-08
Sc COM PRA

Un CAIRO de bueyes
que este en- buenas cOIls
diciOnes.
Dirijase a r. Alvarez
Terres 2. @. Box 1l86.
America Salas, No. /,
Santurce
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-08
vENDEMOs.

Bombas y dep6sitos para ell almace-
paje y despachO de gasOlina y aceites.
LUCAS BLANCO & CO..
San Juan, * Puerto Rico.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-22
Captains for
Church Survey

The churches OF Canon City are
planning survey to obtain the
church membership OF preference OF
every erson in the community. The
organization is SO complete that Il IL
expected that the whole canvass win
be made in two hours Sunday after.
noon. Persons who will assist are
asked TO call the captain of the pre-.
cinct. Do not wait to be asked OF
invited. This is an enterprise that
should receive the support OF ever
member and friend OF the churches.
The Information will be used largely
IN the coming revival meetings, but
will also be OF vast importance to each
church In It's regular work. The fol.
lowing Will serve as captains:
Precinct /. J. r. Quinn; precinct .,
M n Lewis; precinct 3. 4. C. Hardy:
precinct 4. W. A. Benson: precinct 6.
Mrs. Lloyd Egbers: precinct 8. r. J..
Craig; Orchard Park. Richard Houle:
Park Center, Frank Dufy; East
Canon. Mrs. e: p. Arthur: Fruitmere.
James Wilson; Lincoln Park, East
8. H Cushenberry; Lincoln Park.
West. A. G.. Galbraith: South Canon.
East, Mrs. A. NJ Ewell: South Canon.
West, c. T. Chapman.
The captains win inform all work
ers as to places OF meeting sunday
afternoon for material and instruc-
tions. Two workers will constitute a
team, each members or attendants of
different churches.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-22
Will Encourage
Celery Growing

Secretary Bradbury of the local
Chamber OF Commerce is in receipt of
a letter from E. f. Jackson, secretary
Of the commercial organization at Col
orado Springs. enoeavorfng TO enlist
him in a movement looking TO the or
ganization of the celery growers of
the state with view of increasing
their production II is believed that
II the proper steps are taken to en-
courage the undertaking Colorado can
be made as famous for its celery as
California is for its oranges and
raisins.
This action is the result of an ad-
dress on 1.-The Industrial Possibilities
OF Colorado" recently delivered by
Charles c. Gates Of Denver. Mr..
Bradbury's letter points out that no
better celery is grown anywhere in
the country than in Colorado; that
there is a big demand for it and that
It keeps well and win stand long
shipments.
The letter asks secretaries OF Cham
bers OF Commerce all over the state
TO secure the names of large and
small growers OF celery as a preiim-
mary TO forming an organization and
starting an advertising and marketing
campaign that win assure a steady
demand for their product
There is no section OF the Rocky
Mountain region that produces a finer
grade OF celery than the Canon City
district, and 1t is grown here very
successfully. There are large bod
les of land here. especially along the
Arkansas river. admirably adapted TO
the production OF celery, and those
engaged in growing it find a ready
and remuneratiye worket for It. In
past years Canon City ranchers and
gardeners have shipped celery in car
load lots TO Kansas City and other
Missouri points, where it is highly cs-
teemed for its fine appearance. crisp
ness and flavor. The celery production
OF Colorado can be increased many
times II people can be persuaded to
grow II more extensively.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-22
May Abandon the
Coal Creek Spur

FLORENCE. July 16-Mr. Rect
representing the Colorado Public Util.
tiles Commission, was a Florence Wis.
itor Tuesday. and while here made a
trip OF inspection over the Coal Creek
branch of the ID. 4 r. c.. which the
railroad officials have asked permis-
sion TO abandon. This particular
stretch OF road Is one of the Oldest
spurs leading out OF Florence, and has
been In existence since Coal Creek
attained rank OF any Importance as
. coal center.
This spur has not been in active
use for 10 years. owing to the fact
that the Colorado Fuel and Iron Com
pany constructed tippie M Shaft
and loaded their coal on the Santa
Fe, thus making a shorter haul and
facilitating the work. The three
mile spur has been used only occa-
sionally in the past 10 years. and then
for storage track or for the trans.
portating OF single cars of feed to
the Colorado Supply Company. No
freight of any importance has moved
over the line for considerable length
OF time.
The State Public Utilities Commits
sion is now considering the Rio
Grande's request for abandonment Of
the spur. and will give a decision in
the matter later.