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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

H. y. Watkins. secretary of tho
Chamber of Commerce. IN "a letter 70
the secretary OF the Los Angeles
Chamber OF Commerce invites cooper
alton in building a railroad Into the
san Juan basin and tells why the
proposed line of the Santa re North
western ia better route than that
proposed to connect with the santa
Fu ut Defiance. ~ N. The letter OF
Mr. watkins follows.
AIR Frank Virgins.
Secretary OF the Los Angeles Chamber
o{ Commerce. Los Angeles.
Dear Mt. WiEgins.
We take pleasure In introducing
10 YOU the hrarer OF this letter, Mr..
sidney NJ W,il. OF Albuquerque who
mas made his reEidenco IN our city
Tor quite some time and established
reputation Tor doing big things Ia
u succeasful manner.
I'VE have asked Mr.. Well 60 repre-
sent Albuquerque Chamber Of Conn
morcc in appearing before you TO call
your attention TO certain pertinent
facts IN which southern California
b. interested We are constantly made
aware Of the fact that the vision of
the Los Angeles chamber ot Com
mercu and les members a. far and
wide. Consequently when we heard
of proposed railway from Dcfiancs
10 the san Juan basin, We Thought "
not only just that We lny before your
body the opportunity 90 obtain the
same end which you doubtless have
In mind with far greater results at
much lcsH expense. but riEht.
I'VE respectfully request your con-
sldprntion of the following facts. In
hrieI We hcsponk Tor our repreaen-
tative. Mr. sidney NJ We'll. your con-
aidrfatiou ln order that De- may place
before YOU through his expert knowl-
odgv of conditions. fuli details as TO
existing conditions
D. Tho route from Defiance to san
Juan basin is no miles long
O. The route from Bcrnalillo TO
/ Cuba coul mines is a. miles.
g. To build from Defiance 90 san
Juan Basin win cost ~ SEQ 900 90,
4. To build % Cuba win cost less
T than si.2bu. 10000.
I Al per cent the difference
/ ln cost will b. fiOo 900 90 which viii
4 pay freight on $4,000 toms OF coal.
\ g. Tho route between Dsfianrc and
| The basin was rejected ly ths A. 4
II a - 4. railway experts,
II q. Tho Bcrnailuo-Cmha routl
passca through one Of the most pro
Il ductivc parts uf New Mexico, as WI
De- shown Ninety per cent of the b,
nance- uurnugo route Will traverse az
unprodurtiyr strip. much 0f u hcini
Indian land owned hl "a tribe who's
principal occupations offer hut hul
freight to prospective snilroad
" ;. Tue resources and population o
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15
HARDING TO PR0CLA AIM MARTIAL LAW In Mine WAR
Aurora Borealis
Plays Havoc With
Telegraph Wires

The aurora boreaiis or north
ern liEhis. played havoc with
telegraph wires last night and
seiiausly interrupted service OF
press associations aud the West
ern Union and Postal telegraph
companies
This phenomenon which has
been noticeable for several nlghta
was worse last night than al any
time. II creates an exccsa OF
static and breaks up long wire
circuits, or slows them down 20
that where a normal Of Sc 20 90
words "A minute T. maintained. 40
or less are received. The condi-
sions last night were reported
worse In the Great Lakes region
and In the Mississippi valley than
further west.
y. A. Ray. nieht chief operator
for the Western Union. stated last
night that the wire service NJ Al
buqucrque was poor Friday and
yesterday hut last night was the
worst IN the history OF the SER
vice.
Officials al the Postal Tcie-
graph office also reported fire.
ouent Interruptions IN service.
Lines TO M Paso were less 'nf-
fected than the others IL was
said.
The United Press. which sup
plies the telegraph service Of The
Sunday Herald. had one Of the
few trunk wires that was work
ing Cor any Considerable time
and furnished The Herald with
brief bulletins OF the t1or- ina
portant news OF the night. IL
was enabled 10 supply box scores
OF IN, more important baseball
games Of the day and scores by
Innings of the other games.
The northern lights have been
observed ns far south as Albus
qucrque ON occasions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15
GIVES 10 REASONS
why LOS ANGELES SHOULD help
BUILD SANTA FE northwestern RY.

the Bernalillo entry route will serve
as n southern outlet for the San Juan
basin better than the Defiance entry
route.
.. Coal IN abundance, an catah-
lished year around market waiting
TO take several thousand tons a day.
n large output reduces overhead cost
per ton. and will bring down cost 20
a figure enabling 100 miles longer
haul on Los Angeles fuel needs. on
the Bcrnaliiio-c Cuba route.
10. Two and one half billion feet
% timber with operators ready 20
build mill with 5000 board feet
dail capacity; three million rail-
road ties: two million pblos TO be
found on the Bernalillo Cuba route.
n. There are also one half million
tons Of native sulphur on the Ber-
naiillo-Cuba route.
~. A million tons oe low grade
copper ore now exposed az the SUR
face on tho Bornailllo- Cuba route.
~. The agricultural and livestock
production on tho liernaiilio-Cuba
route Is superior 10 any In the state.
~. Hundreds of thousands Of
acres OF land with ampl, water sap
ply IL available fOf agriculture and
live stock on the Bernaliilo-cuba
route.
IS. There are millions of tons Of
firsi class Eynsum with good fuel and
ample water on the BeFnalillo-cubA
route.
10. Hot sulphur springs on the
Bernaliii0-cuba route are well devel-
upcd The water has marvellous
Continued ON page four.)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15
S147,000 IN
CRAFT PAID
UNION AGENTS
Contractor Tells Of Buy
ing Protection in
Chicago


CHICAGO. May ~ Under threat
90 Imprisonment unless De toid what
hc knew ~ ChicaFo's Industrial un-
dorwurld. George ll Thomas. mnn-
nHer uf u Sew York construction com b.
punls late today lealod si4T.0n0
rrnft paid 90 union agents ou two big
Jobs in Chicago FOR protection
against strikes.
Thomas testimony was before tho
DALEY legislative committee iuvrgii-
gnting the building situation in chi
cugo. 10" told of the construction OF
me- Stute-i.uke building and the
Woods th'atcr building Ito is the
manager of the Iuugucrc Engineer
aud '"nHttuction company OF N.w
York
First trouble appeared. Thomas
said, when tho odd building ON the
site of tho new Woods thcnter was
being wrecked. A strike was called
and after lasting three weeks was
ended whom hp paid "a business agent
Tor the plumhcr-' union 81 300. The
payment was made iu bis room ut tho
iuSali" hotel ThumHs uld
Thomas said hc feared fur hIs per-
sonal safety DO h' should go ahead
with tho story. senator ulIey told
him he would "riy" 90 t1isa tEo .ou-
sequences if hs refused Co testify.
Thomas finally gave the name of tho
agent Of tho plumbers uEi,u tu 'hr
invcHtirutors In FrrrDf sttHiou. The
agent is now dead. hr aGi
Continuing tho public uuizz. Thomas
was asked DO he had any further
trouble
We had several more STRIKES" hc
said
lie sais that approximately 500 900
wns paid out ON tho Woods building
To union agents
a total of fgH. eU0 was paid o. union
agents in tho construction Of the
statc-Lakc building he estimated.
Thomas. IN pleading that BE- not
be- forced 60 testify. said that one
iron concern had "squoJlcd" 60 thu
legislative committee which iuVe'ii-
gntcd huilding conditions in New
York
Thcy have MOT had a job since
hr said
Conditions were one hundred
times WORSE lu chicago than iu NpW
York" Thomas declared.
- have erected many buildings ir
Ncw York and never paid uut cont
~ graft except Coo inspectors tu allow
us TO place our material ON side
WALKS
Here. ! found the only way tu rc'
work done was tu fiud the rIrht union
/ business agent and pay him
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15
j. s. To KEEP
HANDS OFF IN
S|lES|AN ROW
France Warns of War If
Germans Invade
Poland

WARRINGTON. May i4.--Having
taken one step toward participation
in European hnairs. the American
government tonight was faced with
the question az TO whether this
country would take part In the de-
libcrauons concerning the silesian
boundary disputes. This question met
with an emphatic negative Ia re-
sponsible quarters. where the prob
lem was described as purely Euro
mean matter.
Tonight officials showed the ut
most Interest In press dispatches
carrying tho reply to Premier BRAND
Of France to Premier Lioyc Georges
statement that the silcsian front
threatened the peace OF Europe.
II was insisted In authoritative
quarters here trat tho actual boun-
dary dispute ia one in which this gov
crnment should have no part.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15
FIFTH HUSBAND
COLD TO FEMININE
BLUE BEARD
Poisoning Stories Cause
Him to Show Signs of
Deserving Wife

HONOLULU. May if.-paul Vim
cent southnrd today showed 'ho sign
OF breaking away from his wife.
LYDIA Vincent southard Of Twin Fails.
Idaho alleged "fcminino Blue
Beard"
sho Is accused Of poisoning her
four prcvioun husbands and broth
or-in-iaw.
q knew noihing Of her whom /
married her and she had never told
mo or her previous husbands or of
th,ir deaths" he declared in an OK
elusive interview with tho United
Press. which was tho first he had
granted.
sle admitted that u was not until
after his vito was arrested that he
learned she had been married bo-
fore.
- did not know she had had a
child" ho declared.
% want to be- away from her and
stay away until am needed.
a will help her then. however. u
I can.
"As for myself. was previously
divorced and have "A child by a for
mcr marriage"
southard. who Is "a chief petty
officer aboard the U.s.s Montery
was obviously shaken by the reycla-
tiois OF his wiic's alleged past. but
hc maintained "A strong front.
Mrs. southard took substantial food
today for the first time since her ar
rest Yesterday u was learned that
she was refusing to eat and that
meals were ordered prepared 20 tempt
nor appetite. Authorities fearing she
might attempt to stnryc herself
Mrs southard was comfortable
ana appeared 10 high spirits after her
dinner today. but police snid tina: ai
Shines size showed evidence OF being
worlrd
- ava convinced she Is concoalinr
something hut / am not certain sh,
is guilty" chief of Detectives Nc.
Daniu said TODAY.
Police this afternoon started prob
ing from tho medical angles Mrs
SuIthnrd % statement that she be
usyDd thut she was a typhoid carricl
and that her husbands had died o
truhoit contracted from her.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15
By H. y, RlCkIN
avH r.A srastcu

NNruNGT"N. May IA have
r..t un, amhi..uu. ono determination
.u tnr administration of this Etcat
uu.i, that is tu give to the people oi
fh. United state, the most oui'i'ut
r..flI -.r,UD tlsy over have had ana
tH, most efficient Iu ihc world
TL.-.p,tkur was Postmaster Cen
,a MI. 90, youngest man who
,.,r held coz, office uud uur of ih"
Nouue,st wEu ,t.t held vtn.r''
ru.t THr manner "t his sp'hkinE
and II. very evident sincerity, con-
Niur,i m, that D., meant cNh'ily
what Do, said.
". wore uuchiuE together in the
cafeteria uu CO., tnu floor ui ih" de-
puitmsuf mldiug uu FruusN Wanna
Ityuu, I had asked ll1NH q" t'lh
f.r uubIIpitIou about the problems
b. his department BOO th'ir relation 70
4f. ,mploy.s ANA the public ANA ms
policy H. postmaster general
Tho ttlk Hrnn boz hi7 once 'n"
,tHH being ruHtlnu,d at Ne Mn'h'd.
Tur foregoing statement was madr
IU answer tl mN suggestion iNhl hl7
.up,i.tmrut had caused some Criti-
,i.m uu th, rrouun that II was pohu-
call reward for hiH services o..
chairman OF the Republican Naiioh"i
,ourrltt,o during the campaign
service Iir-i.
81 do not care Co diHruss tho poo
lui,lI significance 90 my appoint
mont H continued lll,r except to
.4v this. DO anyone a'1 luusIN THINK
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15
Spirit of Lincoln
Frees Two Youths
In Robbery Trial

CHICAGO. May 1.-THE spirit
of Abraham Lincoln stood IN the
criminal court room Of Judge
John 8. Sullivan here today and
freedom for Wm. Casey ana
charles Keane.
The two youths were on trial
Tor alleged robbery In the Chi-
cago and Northwestern yards
and for attacking two switchmen
on the uirht of Jan. ib Several
Witnesses identified the youths
positively as the robbers and as
snilants.
They testified they had seen
the faces of the men because u
was n bright moonlight night.
Attorney Ernest Stout told the
court that he wished to call at
tentiuu tu q case IN whicn Lincoln
was the counsel for the defcnsc.
similar TO tho one on trial. and
announced he would proceed
with the same line Of defense. ifo
called Professor Henry J. Cox.
head OF the weather bureau. to
tho stand
Was there q moon the night
~ January 1862" the attorney
asked.
The night was not clear. not
moonlight" Cox testified. ifp
produced records To show IL
showed from dusk 10 dawn.
Not guilty" said the Jury
after thirty seconds deiibcrati0n.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

cry for fair. square government of
Albuquerque.
The labor agitators have tried
their very best to distort the issues
bon this campaign. They have tried
90 make the people believe that
walter Couneu IL AN open shop man
that DO mas made hragEaducio state
iucnts about himself and what 90 big
man h. will be- when tho election b.
over Such statements a. those will
make people smile who know Walter
Connell lie has been mere for 20
Years. his lite b. an open book II IT.
needless FOR him 90 deny the state
ments attributed 20 him. but 7 will
deny them Tor nim. fatty and posi-
lively.
Giadding Misquotcd.
The labor uritatorH have also
tried TO make Jimmy Gladding say
things that he never aid about how
the hfod fircmcn came to be fhcd.
As am eleventh hour cnnard In the
campaign the labor agitators viii clr-
cul3tc nnidet.ts as to what Gladding
srid. All intelligent people know
that an affidavit is simply an g.
parte statement and is not competent
testimony in any court of law. Des-
pcrnte in their tttempta 90 compel
the people OF Albuquerque To accept
their view 90 tho ISSUES as true. th'
paid labor aEitatnra viii stop ni
nothing We dn not fear eleventh
hour attempts Go bolster up "a weak
Dtufc. aud ! am confident. DO tho peu.
pile viii get out and vote. that ~
win win hy 9u overwhelming major
Ity Hard work De- required. however
1ul DO b. essential for every man and
woman Boo Albuquerque. favorable q,
continuance of good government t'
E,t out and vote aud stay at tho polls
and SEQ that other people vote
ON tho other hand Mr.. liall said
! that hs WIS confident uf victory.
q never saw labor standing 'n
tContinucd on page fourl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15
HOT RECALL
ELECTION FIGHT
TO END WITH z
y BIC MEETINGS
Both Sides Confident of
Victory Next
Friday

Tho leaders Of the opposing fac
lions in the recall election 10 be- held
on nest Friday both expressed CONT
dcnco OF victory last night as the
campaign struggle in both factions
went into the final week with re-
utwed Ylror
Tho latest development Ia the cam
paign last night came whom Louis
Mcliao. chairman of the Citizens
Committee OF 100. announced that a
hIr mass meeting of voters will be-
held 20 tine liigh school auditorium
on Tuesday night. Although no
speakers FOR the meeting have been
selected. % WIS uatcd that the meet
lur would De- open Co the public and
ull voters are asked Co be- on nnnd.
close ON the announcements uf Mr.
Mcl,Ic that there would bo "a mass
meeting ON Tuesday. william BAH.
chairman of the Peoples Committee.
which is waging a campaign againr
tho commissioners, stated that IN"
meeting 90 the Armpry on Thursday
lught is also to hc open 60 tho
public.
To- Invite commissioners.
Mr. nall said that the Central La
Dor tnion had first engaged the
Nmofy for M, citing of union card
A' 10 NN'NN WI NNNNH NNAN ANN N'hN NNAfN NNHN''A
request OF campaign leaders Tor the
Peoples Committee had promised TO
lut the meeting Co., open 10 the public.
D. was said that the city commission
eos would be- given a special invita-
zion to- speak at the meeting at the
NrmorY
Although be declined To- make any
prediction as 10 the final results of
tl. election. Chairman McBac last
might stated thar the united cfOriu oi
ls right thinking people of \ ,bu-
I,rIue viii be- necessary Co defeat
~, prund uf labor IgitHtnrs who. ln
hi. opinion. trp seeking Geo seize and
control tho city government
.rGv u,.plc rrr gradually awaken.
iur tu IuH what this recall business
means" declared Nj NcliI'. "M,n
aud women who so mot ordinarily wih
iu ,,.fIHuH uf. .irm lu th,ir belief
tnnt Aluuuuorlu, government BE-
U...nII. 90 crisis o. hna been ID
H.tt..r. thus fIr fu IHEu tH, load Dol
conducting This campaign. pn cNrr
HHuI Q have bad cooperation chat BE-
.mrly wonderful Tho citizens ar'
I..ru IHr sploudIdly tu the hHtu'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15
BATTLE
IN PROGRESS
IN W.V|RG|N|A
Governor Appeals to
u. S. to Stop the
Slaughter

WILLIAMSON, w. Va, May
l4.-A bitter battle was in prog
ress tonight in Mingo county's
mine war zone. A heavy attack
launched at noon ON the little Iain-
ing colonies in the Tug river vai-
ley between West Virginia and
the Kentucky hills, east OF here
did not diminish at niRhtfall.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, May
1.-THE following Telegram was
sent by Governor Morrow 10 Sec
retary OF War Weeks today:
More than half dozen report
ed killed, mary wounded in
Mingo county. Towns being shot
up, women and children being
driven from their homes. Firing
from Kentucky into West Virginia
for past as hours continues rr.
abated. Authorities absolutely
unable to cops with situation. Are
we compelled TO witness further
siaukhter OF innocent, law abiding
citizens with no signs OF relief
from the federal government
WASHINGTON, May A.
Further warfare in the Mingo
county coal field will bring a fed
eral declaration Of martial law.
Two proclamations Of martial
law, one covering Kentucky and
the other West Virginia, have
been drawn and signed by Pres
ident Harding. They will be is
sued tonight IL the fighting be.
tween union and non-union min
ers which has caused loss of life
and property destruction goes ON.
This action was decided on late to-
day st a conferences between President
Harding and Secretary OF War Weeks
after they had received frantic ap-
peais from West Virginia cltizeos
telling OF deaths from tho bullets of
the snipcrs in The Kentucky hills.
across the West Virginia line. and
(ccutinued ON page foar.i
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

kANNNN ITTl, kHHla-1N InfE0
Rhode island Red rooster attacked
three year-old Dorothy Croaswhite in
the back yard OF her home here. The
rooster knoskcd the child down and
pecked her In the eye. destroying the
sight An operation was performed
ln nn allemnl % save the cyehall.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15
Chicago Doctor Found
Dead With Chloroform
Kerchief Over Face

CHICAGO. May Authorities to-
night expressed belief that Dr. J. n.
Nielsen. prominent Chicago physician,
whose body was founf IN his office
with handkerchief soaked with chic
roform over his face. died while try
ing TO induce sleep.
Mrs. Nielsen said the physician suf-
fcre1 from Insomnia. She believed
he placed too much chlorofOrm on
tho handkerchief. causing death.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15
Body of Man Taken
From Chicago Canal

CHICAGO. May IA brutal ana
mysterious murder baifled the po-
lice OF Chicago tonight The body OF
an unidentified man was taken from
tho drainage canal The skull hh-
been crushed pnd face mutilatod be-
yond recognition.
sack had been tied around his
head and his feet tied together with
wire.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15
SERVICE FIRST IS HAYS MOTTO
FOR P0ST0FFICE; TELLS OF the
PROBLEMS OF his Department

that I am going 90 run m" nostoficc
department ms political maUhlnc hc
is just as mistaken aH ho could Dee.
Even ~ / were 20 shurtsightrd and
had such a perverted idea Of my
duties and rcspousihllitits. President
ilnrding would bc tho last man In the
world 10 permit such "a thing,
n am ls interested as any man
possibly can bo lu tho su,cess of the
republican party and Of this admin
istration. And ! know that there Is
hut one way that success can Doe in
sur,d We must give the country e.
uDlruf. economical ana just govern
m,ut
THAT ls what We promised during
tho campaign and tho seven million
plurality Indicated the cuuutrN's be-
lief in our ability ana honesty of
purpose
"if We make good We shall Dee en-
Titled tu l continuance ut the ,oun-
try's cuufid'ur, and VIII set d. "
We fail we will D." TUNED out aud
ought to be-
Definite Plans
what are some of your dcfiui'"
plans Tor making the postal s"r,io"
! ~ more efficient servant ot the pub
lic'' asked.
"First ana foremost u is my pur-
| IiNNN 10 AiNNlNNNf INV N''|f .fANA'AiH ''N 't-'
employees The one moot important
/ element in any business is the spirit
/ OF the mon and women iu it We are
going 10 get away cutir' ly from ATTY
| idea that labor is a commodity.
4 suggested ir O. speech the other
[ day that that idea was abandoned
! 1921 years ago last EuHt'r / repeat
| BE- now. I am going 90 whatever
/ l,urtng are necessary to develop bon
| tho department Oh, spirit that wc
ur, 500. 900 partners
I "it iH not a matter of higher wages
The S10.0OO.O0O iucr,1s, recently
F. made. with mo- dcrr,ur, now that
| other wages are romiuu down, takr1
\ rllr uf th, HIEp situation iu a fairly
| reasonable way.
Working Conditions.
working conditions. however, ir
. many hraushgs uf the service are AN.
satisfactory aud wo are going tu iw
| prov, them. On short. we are poinf
Co put some heart into the works.
"Mr have Organized l welfare az"
partm,uf just as definite lu iiH du
tir. us ans other department There
is nothing original in this az ever
other large business Boz the youutri
IH- dome thv same thing from q pea
fr"fN selfish llisiu,ss standpoint
"lf We ulu improve thr spirit ln'
conditions cot 90, mou and wum"i
who do thls ioh that bee itself will h
un accomplishment and Do iH psrtecu
Ionunucd ON page iour.)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

ONO ~ THE SCHENECTADY
lNS
Wond,rm u.nrH can De accom-
nlIshrd li u
Music patcd hundreds OF miles
uuap cam uu fnt NInv 90 sleep
Mufhrr rnu .HH up hy wireless 10
ascertain huu IlU, H Thus She Will
o., moro at ,as. while shopping 9r
playing bridge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15
A Few People

ctill put in a weeks hard work
doing what a Herald Want Ad
will do in a day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

that Sunday Herald Want Ad
pages are open until . o'clock
Saturday night.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-22

Wait for full particulars of the benefits it brings you and greatest savings the pieces want The date is the 29th the day Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-22

Sunday school. 6 D. m. 1ouns People's meeting. p. m. Rev. H. D. Coe, of Bristol will preach
 Wheeler Case Heard
 Howard Wheeler of Bristol, an em- plova of the local H. c. Baum man. ufacturinr company was given a hearing in the New Britain ponce court this morning, charged with non-support by his wife. Wheeler was represented by Lawyer Noble Flerce of Bristol. He was ordered to pay $0 a week to his wife.
 Many Attend Poultry Show
 Several local residents attended the annual Agricultural exposition at the State Armory in Hartford held last night. The Trumbull Electric com pany has a display of electrical gooos connected with farm use.
 ForestVille News
 Frank Dietrich of Stafford eVenue was rendered surprise pllthud! party in honor of his roth year at his home last evening. There were many friends present. MT. Dietrich received many gifts.
 Robert Bloom, of Anderson and Bloom, grocers, in confined to his home with an illness.
 The annual harvesting of ice has been in progress for the past several days. The ice house at the National Marine Lamp company. is said to be filled with clean ice about 2 inches thick.
 TO RENT-Six room cottage, all improve mcnts or tenement Of six rooms to be vacant February 1st. Inquire 20 Broad St. Plainvile. l-22-"dx N0TtCE-We do light trucking of any Lind Call 9 Pearl Street. Plainville, Cr ,pbone 76-E IT s- Cd