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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-30
New World order

When tine spirit of America sound
ed the call to arms in &c and the en-
battled farmers swafmed in with flint
locas and fowling-pIece they made the
power of an autocratic king finch at
Lexington Green and across Concord
Bridge fired the shot heard around the
world.
In that shot they signaled to men OF
all nations that liberty bequeathed TO
them by those first American pio.
neers, the Pilgrim Fathers 156 years
before would be preserved; that III
America a new world order was in the
making: that here there was no place
for the old world order: that autocracs
which consigned human beings to serf-
dom and tried mems souls or deprived
them of physical, intellectual or spirit
ual freedom had no place IN great
and free democracy.
Americas 5 position was again reaf-
firmed when The Monroe Doctrine, re-
peated and reiterated those warnings
10 the Old World. In it was throgn up
Il great moral outer line Of defense.
Trials of the Order
In 1861 when Secession within our
very gates threatened the dissolution
of this heritage, and the Great Lincoln
called for volunteers. you men in blue
you men If the Grand Army of the
Republic. for four heart breaking
years preserved the Union, Then
turned our heritage intact over to the
Keeping Of Your sons.
You preserved those great underlyns
principles upon which America was
founded and .AIuericanism built Those
principles to which if We Loyalty and
impersonally adhere make America in
truth the hope of a d,sJruusht world
the greatest mediatiug force among
men; a Nation of Destiny.
Some say your ranks are thinning,
Your ranks can never thin. The gaps
IN your regiments were filled by the
men of 'eS. VINO again showed the old
world that the last vestage Of the
autocratic power of old Europe must
contaminate even the out-laying is
lands off the shores of our fair land
Spirit of II
In 1917 your regiments became di-
Visions Some of you were there again
in the flesh, all there have ever been of
YOU We're there in the spirit, following,
fighting for carrying On he same
great principles S>mbolized in the
same great urge. which sent nearly
two millions OF your sons across 3000
miles of water into Europe. For the
first time they surged into the old
world to the outermost lines Of our de-
tense OF Americanism. the battle front
of autoCratiC. imperjalistic Germany.
Two millions more were organized in
reserve; ten MELLON and more ready il
necessary backed and supported 10y
ally by that great army OF civilian pat
riots, absolutely essential as supple
mentary force today OF any nation in
arms.
Yes we fought for America. the ma
tional physical body it is true; but
we fought for something infinitely
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-30

Veterans OF the Grand Army Of the
Republic; Soldiers Of the Spanish Am
erican War; Comrades of the World
War; Boy Scouts OF America and Eel
low Citizens
One of the greatest heritages be-
queathed 10 men today, is the birth
right of American citizenship, one OF
the greatest privileges available to men
today bern outside of America is
adoption through naturalization. irto
this same heritage
One requirement only is necessary
to retain ana obtain respectively this
precious -loyalty-loyalty
to the great ideals and principles OF
liberty, equality and justice, that eter-
mai trinity on which not only America
is, but the world must be founded, be
fore the greatest achievements of civil
zation and brotherhood Of man can DC
realized
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-30

DAILY EDITION

The East oregonian is Eastern Ore
gOn's greatest newspaper and a. sell-
ing force gives 60 the advertiser over
twice the guaranteed paid circulation
In Pendleton and Umatilla county VI
any other newspaper.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-30

(Con''nu"d On page 81
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09
Chinese Six Companies
Ask That All Japanese
Demands be Withdrawn

SAN FRNNClSCO. Calif. Dec. o.
telegram asking that Shantung be
Internationally restored tu China,
that the - demands made 10y Japan
ON Chinu be Withdrawn and that all
foreign troops hc Withdrawn from
Chinese soil has been sent tu Sccrr-
tHrr ~ State Hughes us chairman ~
the limitation Of HrmHmrntS ANA far
eastern conference hy the Chinese Six
Companies of San Francisco. officials
uuuounccd TO-DAY Tho Sin CompHn-
i.- represent Tho Canton or sun Vat
Son government which ls not rccog
niZod hy the United States.
Tho telegram also asked That there
ho no interference iu Chinu.s internal
affairs 10y tho powers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09
DR.. v. A. HADLEy
IS ELECTROCUTEOF FOR
MURDER OF WIFE
Man Caught in New
Mexico Put to Death
in Virginia

RICHMOND. Va. Dec. s.--Dr.
Wilmer Amos Hadley. former army
surgeon and ranchinan. was put to
death In the electric chair In the
state pcnitcntiary early today FOR tho
murder ~ his wife Mrs. Sue Tinsiey
Hadley In November. 1918. Prison
attendants declared Hadiry went To
his death calmly and stoically
Dr. Hndley made no statement be-
fore his death further than TO say
he had made his peace with God"
and WAS prepared for the end.
Mrs. Iladloys body was found In
the James river near Richmond on
December 80. 1915, by negro trap
per and was Identified by the wo-
mans sister several weeks later. A
search for Or liadlcy was begun by
local authorities. ia finally was APP
pretended on "a ranch In New Mex.
leo. near the Colorado border line
Al the timo OF his arrest he was IN
disguise and uudcr an assumed name
lie was taken To- DvuVcr. Colo. where
according 20 the Henrico county au.
thori'ies. he made written comics.
sion that hc he'd Killed his wife.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09
FIRST DEATH IN
PACKING STRIKE
RIOTS IN CHICAGO
Situation Calmer Today,
However, With No Re
ports of Violence

CHICAGO. Dec. 9,-Thc first death
resulting from violence In the stock
Yards strike was reported this morn
Ing George rilc, % years Old "a la
bor.r. died In the county hospital
of guushot wounds received Wcdnes-
day night. The police said that Pile
was shot by u motorcycle policeman
after ne had thrown several rocks.
The situation assumed a brighter
uappyt today with optimistic state
ment- from the packers and no re-
ports of violence from the police Ac-
pordlnr to tho packing house officials
some strikers were returning to work
and these with the new mon cm-
ulaycu have placed the plants ON a
nearly normal working basis.
Dennis Lane. secretary ~ tho
Butcher Morkmcn'z union, declared,
however that 90. 900 men are out ~
tine various packing u"ntcrs ana that
the strike IL 100 per cent effective
swift and company assorted that
l,3 former employees appeared tut
work this morning and were given
their old Jobs Armour and company
announced many old men were rc-
turning and that the situation ir
their western plants WIS improving
daily So far as Armour ana COM
pnny is concerned th" strik" b. o. tail'
uro. they said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09
WRESTLER HAS AL|bI
IN WALL STREET
BOMB EXPLOSION
Omaha Police Believe
Mike Stine Had No
Part in Outrage

OMAHA. Ncbr.. Dec. 9-Omaha
police today said they were satisfied
that Mike Stiuc, wrestler. arrested
last night on "tip' given In an
anonymous note sent 10 police head
quarters as suspect In connection
with the Wall street explosion, sep
tember 10. 1920. when u large numhcr
uf persons were kiilcd, would BE- able
no prove a perfect aubi
Charles Van bcuscn. head of the
police detective bureau, said hc was
convinced Stinc was In Omaha from
september ~ to September 20, !. 20,
when employed by a carnival com
puny as "a wrestler, \ number Of
persons employed by the company
and Farmer Burns. IA former wrestler,
are to be called In an effort to Identify
the prisoner as "a participant In a
wrestling match In Omaha, about the
time the explosion occurred.
stino native Of bulgaria, told tho
detective chief Of a disturbance which
resulted from the wrestling match
ana the officer said he recalled that
he was one 0f number Of police
who had quelled the trouble,
Referring To the match, stinc said
| tho crowd got sore ana began tI
| throw eggs aud other things at me
That's enough" Detective chioI
| Van DeuScn told the prisoner. ''l ha
/ is the place whore ! stepped in,
went IN there and kent tho GROVE
| from beating you up.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09
HOOVER WILL Be
ARB|TER IN COLORADO
RIVER DISPUTE


XIV f'hSibE' 'aHt, Dec. -
Herbert Hoover secretary OF com
merce, VIII be appointed chairman OF
the Interstate colorado river com
mission, it was Indicated IN rehable
udvices received today by the League
OF the southwest conference here.
This appointment, delegates to tho
convention believe, provides for i'm
mediate determination of Comprc-
hensivc plan FOR development Of re-
sources Of tho Colorado river In their
| entirety. Congress has been asked
for AN approximation Of 100000 to
carrv ON tho work OF the committee,
IL was stated
Tbrc,t t, sulit tho lc,rt, dsy,lop-
,, ,.,,s,,.rt,,, ,yt,,, r,,,.clcrt,tiv.s Of
80 90 H.. 60, st,tes nr.s,.nt in
I.c,teJ tbc, yyn,,ld o,itbdrsw from
~, ,,,v,,tior uniess eYcb st.fe AZ
srcor,,eJ "n,,si vote On IN. matter.
| r,nsid.r,d
| Az, a r,u zsrretnr,, 80 tho In.
I ,cri,r arrivcd bcro to-day brtpainr
sr.,,t,rs f,on, t,,esidcr, iI.rding to
| ~. ic,,,c
s.rr.f.,, r,ti indicated IA, pny,rn-
urnt ,yruid .nrnbabtv grant no par-
| 80. e,,. tntt,'t,tuaI tri,at,. o,. ,ubtic
,,n,,,, nrntnrts ON ,hn r,Ior,dn n
| ,y,s ,,tinai.d an, Government wnuId
| ,hro,,,,b tbe r,riauntton s.rvice first
| vr,rl ott "A t,ian for NH d.velnpment
,yorI nm III, Colorado sVsten beforo
snv action yvouId bo taken in deter.
rnIptrf, thc ron.trurtIon of any nro.
,nc,
such a plan would mean Il h be.
| ti,N.a tbnt "a. rontroVersy hetweon
tho citv Of I.os Angeles and The south
| .rp s,sltfn,rt, tsdison comuony over
th. ronstrnctlop OF the proposed
| Botlder cnnyou dam would moi be
ssttI.d until An. govcrnment's pli.f
was comni.tcd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09

ternoon and the committee held an
executive session.
senator Watson at tho resumption
OF the inquiry today protected against
tho decision of the conmi't.t To con-
fine the inquiry solely - the ques-
tion Of hhnElngs.
II want to protest againrt tho ac-
tion OF this committee In narrowing
the investigation to hansi"r OF sol
dicrs without trial by court martial, %
Senator Watson declared
My charges we're broader. ! pro-
test against these charges being mar
rowed / want II understood that !
am going into the shooting OF men
by their officers"
The committee suggested that II
might be necessary to 60 before the
senate and ask that thg resolution
directing the inquiry be enlarged.
Brings In Roosevelt
'Colonl Theodore Roosevelt Jr.,
corroborates my statement tnat "a
soldier was shot by an officer" SEN
ator Watson declared. 1T wpg testi-
fled at the trial that the officer shot
the soldier without provocation what
soeyer.'
DO you want Colonel Roosevelt
called as a witness? =" the senator was
asked
NO. I would not cmbarrass him -
MIR. Watson went on TO sty he I ro-
posed to try the ease ON the floor OF
the senate.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09
COURT ENJO|NS
LABOR BOARD IN
SHOP CONTROVERSY
Temporary Writ Issued
at Request of Pennsyl-
vania Railroad

CHICAGO, Doc. ON hill n
complaint filed In federal court today
Judge * NJ. Lands ISSUED tempo
rary restraining order preventing the
nited States labor board from iHHu %
Ing decision against the rcun-yl-
vania railroad In their recent shop
controversy.
The bill II the first legal action
taken against the labor hoard in fed %
rru court Tho petition of the car
rlcr resulted from citation to APP
pear before the board October 20
when the board listened to the road 2
reasons for declining to carry out
board ruling. directing the carrier Ia
hold negotiations with their employees
over shop rules
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09
CONVICT SEXES PENITENIIARY and OPENS GATES
Citizens Urge a
Mass Meeting to
Put Over Hotel

Forty citizens today signed
the following letter addressed
to the directors Of the Com
munity Hotel project, urging q
mass meeting TO assist M the
work Of completing the financ-
ing Of the hotel project before
the first of the year:
" Albuquerque, n. NJ.
December Q, 1921.
"To the Directors of the Albu-
querque Hotel Company;
1--WE heartily agree with the
proposal in your newspaper ad-
vertisements that it is neces-
sary to complete the financing
Of the Community hotel before
the end of 1921. so that this pro-
ject may stand as a completed
undertaking for our commun-
ity during the present year,
and that the hotel MAJ be
built and put into service dur
ing 1922, when it will be urg-
emily needed.
I'VE therefore suggest that
the directors Of the hotel com
pany call a mass meeting Of cit
izens at the earliest possible
date to consider and complete
plans which will result in rails.
ing the additional $150,000
needed To build the hotel.
JERRE HAGGARD.
$. KAHN.
X. J. BALDRIDGE.
\. CHAUViN.
R. NJ HALL.
Il. McCLUGHAN.
CHARLES r.. BOLDT.
RAFAEL GARCIA. Z
GUS THELIN.
ARTHUR n, HALL.
o. @. BEBBER.
y. r. McCANNA.
GEORGE r.. ELLIS.
II. v. SHERMAN.
tltAHl4ES n. MklGH1.
4. FLEISCHER.
ALFRED THEIIN.
u. +. MCDONALD.
q, GtOML
McCLOSkY AUTO co.
HOOVER MOTOR co.
HOME OIL n SUPPLY CO.
FRANK A. HUBBEt.L.
RAABE a MAUGER
+. y. KAHNT.
A. G. STARES-
Al COLEMAN.
EUGENE WITH.
HARRY LEONARD.
GRuNSFELD BROTHERS.
J r. BLINN.
$. +, NANN.
NJ. T.. sAWTELLE.
J.. H. PEAK.
y, \. GERTIG.
W. u. JOYCE.
r. MAHARAM.
y. NJ. MOTOR CORPORATION
~ T.. BLISS
Lou HOi.Z.
B II BRIGGS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09
WARDEN AND GUARDS LOCKED in
CELLS; PRISONER RULES PLACE
5 HOURS AND Then ESCAPES
Six Convicts Flee in Auto With Their Leader and
Are Being Hunted by Posses in Arkansas Six
Men Under Death Sentence Refuse to Leave
Their Cells. 'iis

LITTLE ROCK Ark Dec 9Tom Slaughter convicted slayer
bank robb Oklahoma Texas Missouri Kentucky
and Pennsylvania last night took charge of the pententary here
locked the warden his FANNY guards cells opened the gates
and doors of the prison. offered freedom all prisoners and after
ruling the place for FIVE hours escaped in automobile ESQ
O clock this morning .'.s 81
Slaughter under Of death for the killing Of try
guard the farm Tucker Ark where be
life sentence for the killing Deputy Sheriff Row Brown OF Hot
Springs took six with him. four of whom under
Of death Six death connection
with the Elaine Ark 1919 refused the opportunity and
maine in their cells : > (, ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09
Pool Room Keeper
Indicted for Murder
OF California Woman

NEVADA CITY. CAM. Doc. g.
Gus Branch. pool room keeper has
been Indicted for murder by the
Nevada county grand jury In con-
nection with the death IA Truckee.
Calf. Of Mrs Annie Boyle, il became
known here today
The indictment followed the OK
huming and examination OF Mrs.
Roylo's body In ogden, Utah, after
her mother had asked the sheriff Of
this county tu make AN Investigation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09
INCREASED FORCE NT
DINIR PACKING PLANT

DENVER. Dee. P-bfficinls of the
four packing COMPANIES here today
reported a few OF the old employees
struggling back To work ana declared
the plants were continuing operations
ON nearly normal basis Union lead
or~ declared hc strike was In effect
nearly 900 upt cont
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09
ROY'S NEW
$65,o00 SCHOOL
HOUSE BURNS

ROY. n. NJ. Dec g-Roys new
S65, goo school building burned to the
OF inccndiary origin. school officials
here believe.
Twenty gallons Of gasoline from a
barrel close to the building were used
in kindling the fire. officials believe.
Detectives ana hloodhounds are
trying to locate the fire bugs Tho
school was to have been opened Jan
uury LIST.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09
NEW RULES FOR ONE
CRAFT On dc. rs.

CHICAGO. Dee. Revised work
ing rules Tor railway maintenance OF
way workmen viii be promulgated
December i6. 10 hecome effective De-
cember 3. Il was announced by the
United States Railroad Labor board
today.
Due To the fact that many rules
had already been agreed upon be-
tween the railroads and the em-
ployes. the board has made rapid
progress, In majority OF cases not
more than half dozen rules were
In dispute
Completion OF the maintenance Of
way rules will clear the boards doe
kct Of All rule eases pending. leaving
them free to take up wage adjust
ment cases as soon AS they are filed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09
ARMS MEET
NEAR SOLUTION
Of PROBLEMS s
Naval Ratio and Pacific
Agreement to Be Rat
flied Soon

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.--The
Japanese cabinet has been called
TO meet tomorrow probably TO take
final action on the naval radio
question which has been submit
ted to Toxic by Japan : arms con
ference delegation, it was learned
today.
Taking into consideration the
difference of the time between
WASHINGTON and Toxic, of II
hours. il is thought that If the de-
liberations are not protracted that
the decision of the cabinet may
reach Washington some time to-
morrow.
The impression prevails in Jap
anese quarters that an understand
ing concerning fortiticatlons and
naval bases has been greatly ad
vanccd. The main issues which
affect Japan, it is expected, may
accordingly soon be scttled-sat-
isfaetorily, il is believed These
include The quadruple agreement
covering the Pacific.
wASHINgTON. Dec $50 ch-
couraEing situation has developed In
the arms negotiations that some OF
the delegates believe an open session
OF the conference Will be called early
IN. an
tho 5-5-3 naval ratio ana the quad
ruplc arra nEemcnt proposed AZ u sub
stitute for the Anglo japanese aili-
ance.
There arc limitations that thc me-
gotintious are ~ close TO a settlement
that some conference officials mad oN-
urctcd nm open session today or to-
morrow. While the exact nature Of
the forthcoming annuunc"m"ut car'
not be forecast. it scrms probable
that Ia addition 10 the naval ratio
ana the four-powcr plan 90 may en-.
body some formal prnununcomont of
the principles on which the confer.
Cucc expects 20 limit fnrtificurl1ua ulu
naval bases IN thI Pacific
Tho Japanese frankly uN tU.i
while 10 ia difficult go i.lrrrf ODD. Tyn.tf
90 naval bafc cuas-v in hc dofan-t. .'
mud begins to hr pffpH.I. .' iu .rvnuHiu
lN'N 90 nov h'N''' lNil lNN fflNllNE
bases M the philippine and Guam
are ~ sufficient capacity ana power
Go serve ns adequate concentration
stations FOR the entire American navy
The japanese therefore seek % o.
thought, sUtne dcfinit" assurance that
there VIII be no strengthening of IN,
present bases,
Unofficial ndNicc~ both from the
Japanese and Frcuch r1piials seem Q,
forecast acceptance Of th, four.puw
'r pipu provided such other uuo-.
iIuus ns the naval ratio and the tor
tlfiratiuus are solved satisfactorily
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09
s'rRIkE Co>tIEENCE
CALLED N OMAHA

OMAHA. Sob. Doc. a.-linlph
pold general manager ~ the nold
Packing plant here, announced to-
day "a meeting had been called for
tomorrow To which the compnuy's
striking employees had bc6n invited IN
an attempt to form club for direct
dealing between employer and work
men. in the hope OF ending the pack
ing house strike 80 far a- II concerns
the Dold concern.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09
Emma Goldman
Said to Be Seeking
To Return to u. S.

RIGA. tctvia, Doc. o. Emma
Goldman who was doportcd 10
Russia from the United States In De
ccmhor. 1919. ~ a result OF her
alleged anHrchistlc activities has left
Moscow u was learned here today.
She h believed to be In Riga with
the intention OF seeking permission to
return 20 the United States.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09
Black Smallpox
Toll in Denver
Increases to II

DENVER. Dec 9-The death toll
from black small poN Increased to q
In this city today when Bessie Bates,
20 died tn the quarantine hospital
Four new cuses were reported al tho
cltv health office.
Dr william ~ Sharpley, health
commissioner. today declared the
malady had been effectively checked
here due TO the response OF the public
TO the broadcast appeal Tor vaecina-
tion preventive
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09
Two Found Dead .S
From Gas IN Their
Room in Hotel

FREEPoRT, Ill. Dec. s.--H.s o.
Rebor, SO years old, OF Lemars.s Ia.
was found dead. ana his father. J. X
Rebsr. So, OF Eiweln. Nebr.. uncon-
scious from gas in their hotel room
here today Two Jets were open.
They came here yesterday TO attend
wac being brought from Pueblo,
Colo. The coroner believes the elder
Reber accidentally turned on the
gns
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09
Congressman Calls ..,,,
Weeks Address an
Attack on President

WASHINGTON. Dec. s.-<c1s stA'y
Weeks was severely criticise& tocsy
In the house by Representative
Tincher. republican. Kansas. for tia
address yesterday In New York which
MIR. Tincher eontended amountei 4
mot only 10 an attack on congrel,.
but an attack upon the president rs
we'll"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09
EASTERN ROADS
To ASK FOR BIG
SLASH IN WAGES
10 to 30 Per Cent Re-
ductions Proposed to
Labor Board

NEW YORK. Dec. e.--Schcduies
proposing wage cuts from 10 to 30
percent for train service. shop and
maintenance OF way employees Of rail-
road lines nsrth of the Ohio and east
OF the Mississippi were formulated
today at a conference Of officials. The
reductions which would take effect
late this month must be submitted
to the railroad labor board Tor re-
lection or approval.
The officials said the roads would
begin separate conferences with their
employees early neat week on the pro-
posed pay cuts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09
GEOGRAPHY DRIg

n can become interesting and
entcrtaiuinE to you aud the chill
drcn with the aid of the Geog-
ruuhIc Puzzles you Will find in
The Evening Herald daily.
Ths first ls on page Z.
Wort it out with your hoy or
girl tonight and see II you're right
tomorrow
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09
Mail Car ON Illinois i
Central Robbed Again

CAIRO. III. Dec. "a mail car
on Illinois Central passenger train No.
y was robbed between Chicago and
Centralia. H.. last night Tor the
fourth Tina In about three months.
Details are lacking. The train war
en- route from Chicago TO Florida
points.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09

JUST 10 REMIND you
The Belding banner-news., 1921-09-07

gineers, DIR. Hutchison Will re D
foster invention and finance worth
while devices from lis eyrie Offices
atop the Woolworth building.
DR.. Hutchison stated that he WIS
able TO work day and nigh. at tie siao
of Edison without cxhaus.ie,i srd =,
continue that degree Of labor Arousi..
out his life because OF II. sicyc,e
racing, swimming, fencing. ctc., =.
INDUCED in during his yorrth.
DIR. Hutchison even i.or Ahc1s h..
four sons some fancy back scaeefsaa.i
diving and can ride his prize jumper,
Ben with expert horse-ncn. Ha
forces himself to setting-up exercises
every morning going through this
daily program while his ha;i. iub
slowly fills.
"I exercise every morning ~his
waiting for the bath tub to fIi," he
explained. 1--WE had a small i-ci
pipe TO the tub, installed years ago,
lett intact becarse while I'm wait's1g
] have the time to get the morning
evercise / need"