X
DIVERSIFICATION TELLS STORY
OF SUCCESS OF FLORIDA FARMER
When Frost Killed Hit Orange Trees He Turned His Attention to
Good Pastures, Live Stock, Leguminous Crops, Large Plows
and Strong Teams Improved His Herd of Cattle by Pur
chase of Purebred Shorthorn Sire.
Hr U II JU mill lii.l. IV.nou.tr.iUoi
Agvrtt, Mn land
H II. Galtiklll. MrlntMh. IU,
tama to tba sot In UM anil brjm
rrowlnf oraiifes, but did not ll bit
Kentucky farm for a.oia years after
ha rani to Florida. II was quit U
(titled with h la prance irowtnf Ven
tura unlit the frrit of ls5 killed all
of his trrri. Tbli frees via great
hock nd tba oranco (rower did not
know bt to do. Mr. Galuklll started
to rebud and build up hit grove, but
did not fi-t-l that It advisable to
rtdy upon orange for everything and
tx(an to grow corn, bay and other
crops fur uaa and beast. rior to tba
frci he luada no effort to grow feed,
but urd aoroa of bit oranga money to
buy everything ba needed. Ha aoon
learned that ba could grow Try Una
rropa of corn, bay, oaia, praa and .
oiber general farm rropa and dually I
derided to ralaa good lira Hock to
consume tha rropa grown. Having de
cided to go Into tha live stock buaineaa
bo aold bla Kentucky farm and bought
an old aucar plantation adjoining bla
farm and proceeded to make the grow-
Inter uh ti'tv
hat la obtained
little
from
log of pork and beef bla main work.
Bought Purtbrad Vhorthorna.
Mr. (ialtaklll wit not aat!nsl to ;
through tha
feed, eli'rpl
the Heidi
Ha la taeful.
He built bla alio for tha ro and
ralea hfii the (rata doea not proe
aufflrlent to keen them In fivxl ton-
Jdltton It ta not winter or aunimer
, alio, but la u-, at any lime during the
year hen the ailaga la ndJ
im groa great arlety or rropa
and haa good grating crop for hia live
alotk 12 montha In tba tear He uaea
no fertility on bla land He groaa
leguminous rropa to feed the live
attxk and the live atork spreads the
manure over tha farm. The groaltig
of leguminous rropa Blla thti aoil full
of Mtrogen. adda Immense quantities
of bumua to tha aoll and furtuahea the
nioat valuable grating for all klnda of
live atotk
Mr Galtiklll uaea In.' go plows and
atntng teams and turna under large
quantities of vegetable matter to fur
man htiniua He does not abuae hia
land br burning off the vegetable mat
ter and plowing w ith onehorae plow
He la planning to get a tractor, plow
, deep, turn under vegetable matter and
, grow better rropa each year.
Good paaturea, good live atork. leg'i
YOUNG WOMEN
j MAY AVOID PAIN
Ntd Only Troat to Lydl E.
PinKham'a Vegetable Com
pound,iyMr.Kurtzweg. 1 HutTalo, S V. - " My ilaiinhler. how
pic turf ta herewith, was mu'h troubled
iwun twins in nrr
I welt and ai.lea every
month, and they
mould aoim-timc lm
ao Ud (hat it would
-m like acute III
itanmiation of nie
organ. Shi vd
your a.lvcrlucmcnt
lit tin ncpcni
nn J tried I ilia F.
l'll;lt)ain' V e e e-
Jl a l I c ('oniisiund.
She pralaca It hi;h y n ! hu I
relieved i f a I l!i ... ly t'.a ue.
' All mother should kn-.w i f thi rem.-dy,
and all young ir'a w!. i.::".t Ii.-uM
try lL'-.Mr. Matii.pa Kt itr. wi ii, 52J
llmh St.. liui.alo. V.
Young women who nr.' troubled with
painful r irregular vn:, ln k.vh.
headache, dmgcmglown serrations,
fainting apel'a it in liotion, aliould
take I yd. a F. rinktiain'a cg.-Ubl
l'onisund. Thousands hav been re
atorl to health ly tlua root and herb
remedy.
If nu know of nur vomit.' wo
itiiitt who i kick mid iui'li lu-lc
fill itill , rU lu r to write to the
l.ydl.i I I 'in k tin in MtMlirino Co,
Lynn, lut, Only women wilt
nvrlv tier li'ttcr, nnJ It will bo
bold iu strictest couihlciu-v.
I " " " .' v
!!i LT- ' ,ir!
.Ui.lKI; W. II. l.ia.le, :lj.40j T. I'.
Kandall, :i.W; K. II. Ko, IIT.'.'O;
W II. Hair, 111.80; W. A. Carner,
M7.40; K. I', NuUoii, I HI. 40; John
ie, 17.00 j V,ta. J. Hall, llll.'.'U;
tleii. II. Ilrown, t.'O.Ttl; Kobt. Jona
rud. M.00: (,'e.i. . Iti.kford. fllHI:
Ira Mickey, li.mij . '. Ilorton l.'.OO;
II. V. Iloovrr, '.l.:0; f, W. Ilaitdy,
l.'.OO; t haa. Karira. I UN: W. Y..
I'HO; K. V. Uhrmaim. I0; It. .. '
Jarl, fl.OO; T. II. Milan, 11.00; Fred I
I. in., $1(1(1; J. J, Ihntaii, 117.40; II.
I'. Myira. $.'.00; John HatlleM, I1.N0;
W. W. Smith. I l.mi; li IU hrdoii, !
II 00; W. V., John.on, l 40; A. P.l
llunu tt, 1 1 . ' 0(1; . II. Iluk-hea, f .'.OO;
llarvi-y (iiliaon, 4il; II. Thieaen,
t.'.OO; l. K. Fr...t, f Id; F. W. Mc
Keclmie, l.'.'.'O; l.ulu llondiick. $H0;
It. It. guick. I l.'.OO; F. ('. Iliowulee,
$.':'(; l ee Fiench, :'0; K. WiUon,
l.'SOO; A. tl. Amea. Jr.0; All.erta
L Punn, l-V.'Oj flnra .Mitchell, Si.'.M;
katheriue F. Fu, $.'('0; Cortrude
W lUon, l.'.OO; I'hil T. H.itlicM, ll.l.'.M;
VV. '. WiI.oii, $ 4.40; F. li. I'nrpenter,
.V00; t'ota N. Iloutl. I. JO; A. Kruae,
fill- W M It ,u. p.... I
Kuniery, l.'.HO; Harry hitchinir, fil.00;
K. W. Ilatf.wd, IV00; II I.. Patter,
ton, $1.40; Samuel llon.lnck, $II.SH;
II. .M. Holland, $1.:'0; (Icoiye M. Wil
liaini. $.'.S0; llenjaiiun Friedman,
$"..00; Frank It. Mount, I.V.'O; Sadie
llon.lnck, $4. SO.
JFSTU K I'OUKT P. F. Front.
$!ii.:0; John N'. Sievrr. $.'.i!.tHI; II. II.
Huchea, $1.00; Jack lKenby, $.m);
Alvin F. Joyner, $14.:' ; J. I". Iliiinea,
$IO.j;.; J. i'. Ilainea. Jr.. $'..00; A. J.
Ko. uter. 1 1. SO; Harriet Puncnn.
00; Mr. J. P. Cook. $1 '.'0; J. II. Fnt
man, $1 '.Hi; C. C. Ilorhind. $.'.10; Mr.
Hregou City Fnteipr.aa, flUA0A;!Co, lll '.'.'i; John I'rlrl, l 76; I. A.
Couiler heaa, fill .SSj llurrougha Ad Wrenn, IIOO; '. Avrilll, 7.'.'S; F. M
dinif Machina Co., f 10.00; Typewriter I Slona, IIKOO; A. Iliedciiateiii, f ta 7f;
InapecUon Co., 17&; J. F. Calaan,V. IUurh, 7ini.
$H tH; F. P. Pedmail, t0.7; . M l PISTItlt T Nil. 9 I led Una.
Hairinifton, $1 7'.; Huntley Piutr Co.,1 $ lO iMl; Nic S.hr.d, $Iimi, Fled
$.' 4.'; Jonea Pruir Co, f l.'.'.'i. j Nil. Lilian, fl'.'iNI; Flank llooaid,
FAIKS-Clara P. Tale, fill .00; O 'II.'INI; liua .rin.n, $101(0; Fd
F. Ftellf. f.'SOO. lUiaftlihalM, fill INI; ,ler H.lhl.
SFAIFIt OF WFIcJHTS AMflriOO; I.. lUth, fHtiNl; ll.iold
MFASl'ltFS - J. F. Jonea, $11 X', Joyner. $l.'0O; II J.,1 it, fl.'lHt,
TAX lPAItTMFT ;. W. lUi-jA. II. Miller, flitwi; l.mv S.h.i.i.li.
rinittoll, fil.OO; Jele Paddock, f I Ml; j fil INI; tllto pauUrn, fill ml; The...
F.lith All.lie,lne, f.'S.mi; Una t..iner, llaideia, ftINI; f. A. John...,
$01 Ml.
PK(iIITIH Fl't-Vm. J.
WiUm. f.'.'.'S; T. A. Iluike, f.':'o; F.
T. Ma., f I4.V
ltd Alt FIMI
PISTKICT Ml. I Pan tlatTi.ey,
$('.Mt; H. A. Ilaltin, $041 N7; Jamea
Kepcha. $141 Ml; A. Maitin, 041 Ml;
I' linniermnn, f Id. Nil.
PISTKICT Ml. :i J, C. Flhott 4
Co.. fl.lS; Cedar Creek I .unilx-r Co.,
flil.MI; Curl Wolflmiteii, f.'i.ii;,; Her
man Seiheit. fl'..7S; II. Norton,
$-'100; J. A. Stall, $S0O; W. ti, hie,
fl.00; Sam Koenitter, fi.mi; F. Pill
aler. f.'4 00; (. Crawford, f-'OlXI; J.I
W. Notion. SI I mi: A W
' II-'IHI; ( S. ii.llow.
Puiicuii, f.iii.TS; N. M.
Joxph Penioy, $.'00;
$HIMI; C. . Puman,
, . ..V"1"' . v ; ' .rv.-.' ' sT,
MEXICAN CHIEF IS
WILSON'S MASTER
SAYS ROOSEVfL
I
CARRANZA, PRESIDENT AND GOV
PERS DECLARED IN "INTER
NATIONAL ALLIANCE"
SURRENDER Of THE PRINCIPLE
OE ARBITRATION IS CRITICISED
Pavul Ihmcun, fj.00; l lilTord John
on. i...ti; n. larpenter. $J..r.0; Huwh l.yona, fil.OO; John Ikl.on
liaker. I.:hi; l.ynrtto I hilda, f'J.10: i Mever.
Fd W tinker, fl.ytl; M. WorthiitKton
fl.L'0; Cturtrn Cline, $1 Joe Piatt.
fl.OO; Joseph lUkner. $1.00; Win.
Niel.ush. f l.mi; Hen 11! $1.00; J.
KeUo. f-JJ.'.'O.
CllKONFlt-W. F. Hemp!.tend.
$0.10; Kuth Fmbrve. $10.00; vUn
llenilrickson. f 1.50; John Kittr. f 1.5x1;
l.oui Med Seiruin, ft. SO; John Wil-
tclv.n. fl.1'0; K. J. Piiulton. fl.'.'O;
Jaine.i Mann, fl.ll); C V. Mcl'iirver.
fl.1'0; I. F. Front. fT.OO
ClifNTY IDdlt John and Wm.
Ileeri, f lO.OO; Mrs. F. F. liaker. $S.00;
Walter NukIit. fl.SO; C. A. Urson.
fl.1'0; J. S. Uk'Min, fl.1'0; Wm. Fei
lii'K'. $IS0; K. MclaiiKhlin. $7.S0;
SlIiVFYOK p. Thompson Mel
drum. fSl.00.
IN SANK Pr. J. W. Norris, f 10.00;
Pr. M. C. Strickiiiml. JS.00.
SCHOOL SUIT-P. F. Front.
$-.'00; II. hcll.tlhtf, f.'illHI; J ',.
alet, f.'iMW; John Schuchl. f l.00.
PISTKICT NO. 4-Poitland Ity.
Iljjhl & Power Co. fr.l.l'O; J. A.
Kit.hiiitf, fl.75; K. H. Curt in. f.'.OO;
C .A. Uvall, fl'.SO; J. C. Kitchiii.
fl.00; M. T. I.ooney, fSOO.
PISTUItT Nil. 5-J. M.hIiii.
f.'U.tW; Cha. I.ichl.erif. f.lHiH); (). M.
Iloiinjr. fM.IHI; O. HorlUK'. f .'il lHI; J. F.
Siefer. fl.'.IKI; Otia Itich. f 1 2.00; J.
Anderi-nr. f.l.'.mi; I.. Sudden, f 17.00;
Truman llichev. $2100: O. M l!uh..e I
$.'1.00; Ceo. Tacheron. fltOO: Sum !
f.'.OO; John
yer. $10.00; II. Ceriumd. $14.00:
Chiiiilk-ren. $12.00; . C. Vtiiitrhait. j
$11.00; Cuy pitd.le, $.'.2 00; C. P. pi,-
kerson, f .Y. OO; FI.er Fldre I, f .'O.lHI;
Milton Trullinifer, flH.SS; t;,-o. Pnvia, i
Hi.mi; A. cutting $12.00; I.. F. Ciu-1 f 1 1 Hl; . Fun
nini, $10.00; Jerry Haty, $12.00; Oien ' lui.h. $2 SO: A
$0IKI; Waller Tel illiyer, $I2inI;
Fd tluher, f.' 00; C. (Jul.er, f.'I'O;
Adilph Weideihold, fINI; Joe Wei
leihold, f.'mi; Ni,- luih, f.'mi, Hen
ry Ktinker, f.'OO; Will I in., f ilm.
Pl.STHUT Ml. 0 C. . Pon. an,
$''.1; J. Ni.hiUon, f.'mi; F. F. Thorn
a, flimi; t;i. Ann. Hon, f 12110;
I.. II. McKenney. fplOO; J. II i
can, fl'J (HI; Alfie.1 WooUey, flliM;
O. P. CalilT. flllHI; F. Ilhodea. f IOIMI;
A. W. Hotkina. f 21 Oil: II. It. Cliff
$2100; Vernle Puna, f.'ilmi; W. A.
lih.Mlea, fill INI; i;ni. peShleld",
$-'4lHl; J. . Tiacy. f.'ilmi; F. F
Jenklna, f 2H.IHI; A. J. Ingliah. f.'.OO;
li. T Itce'M. f.'l'OO: T. M. Y ileum.
$100; A J
Tiacy. $00;
W. M. Wade,
$S4 7S; Flvy
liel.e. $2 0(1; h. Wheeler, fl.'OO;
W. Trapp. f U'.mi; F. Whilhack, f7mi;
W. M. Wade, f I.Vmi; (. !. Palmaleer,
fSOO; F. Ithodea, fpl.mi; C. Palma
teer. flllHI; F. Soinrra. $100; II.
McKenney. fS.OO; Paul llohne, filhl;
Harvey Marhull, f'.iHI; C. C. .Miller.
f.'O.lii; ,.,t . Kinch. fj.l; J. l!
Piincan, $0 00.
PISTIJUT NO. II -Chai. I.ive.av.
J. T. Appervm. fs F. i'
Pope. f.'7.l0; C. lluymip. fll.SO; C.
I!. I.ivc..y, fll.SO; N. l iter, fO0. j
PISTKICT NO. ir.-Fiank llu..h.i
f7.70; Canliy Concrete Woik.. flu nil;
WlUuti & Cooke. $ I SO: C. kelUnd 1
I. $22.7.1; F1111I Cel.
Illanchi.id, $1 HO; A.
f1ir.il; Chaa. hladm, 2l.0j W.
Tionl, f 1) mi.
PISTUItT No wi-Fd Dir., I,
II I lank till, f J V.; b lt.i.au,
l'.7f.; lint puigan, fliW; A. A
4'miklin, fl'JMl; f . M. Tuwnaend.
I.OiNi; A. F. tailf.n, fN Cxi, Ham
hlaaldiiie. f2JlMI, J tee I, 2$ 75,
J. F. Matfwa. $12 Oil.
PISIKH T Ml 52- Falihank..
Moa A 1.1, $II2S; Matt Cieeli
lade, l Ml; .,( t.i.., rt Mc
Kli.l. y k Co , $ .,; J. K llfd
t.'.W; J. Phillip., $2 50; (ay Ku.h
ifoid. Ilf.11. C I . n..er, HMl; II. W
hannr, $112'., Aiif liepM (l, f (Ml,
Hen le.k.i, u 7.'.; I d Freenian,
$12 ml.
PISTUItT NO St
Frukaon A
Wr...ii. $2 2S: J S. 4i,.lrf. i 'l in.
fid J,l. kion, f I ini. Aithur Howell,
1 $( Ml; Fiueil C..nru., il 25; J, C.
I man. $IIHI; u, .( I,,. , i(MI.
I PISTUItT No. m t;,. O.i,,.,
ft mi; V. CaUin, $ Ml; W. W. U.i1)f,
$21 Ml; J..I111 pir,her, $2i; Hen
Stanton, $2 Oil,
PISTItlt T NO. 55 Creiaoi, 11,11
Co. flilililS; Ity ton Kandolph, film).
C. F. Ilnrlv, fllmi; ;. M llmrly.
fl2S0; Teniiy, $.'00; II. tlerlwi.
I'""'; J F. t uiliinlii, $11 (NI; J,.
Yoiinifiidoif. $ mi; JamiHi Craft.
$ lmi. F. liild., $kimi; J.,,n Kandolph,
$2 mi; s. A. l(.,liiiond, $ I (Ni; A. 1
While, f I mi; J. F. Ucroy. f.'mi.
I'lSTKHT No. 5 J. C. U.llei.
$' 25; A. JnhiKon, $ ml.
;IM IIAI. KOAPS-W. II. Mat
toon, $1200, A. O. Ilolliiiirawnrlh, $7 .
Ml; I. p. Taylor. fS Oil; T. A. Koot..
vmunB. ....oi.; nariet Hall. JIl'.OO; , McKarland. $7.tHI; W. Kund.ill $ I Ml-
Champ Yauichan. $0.00; lee Jonea, i N. Norton. fl.OO.
f..r0; W. II. Steininer. fl.OO; Ceo.: PISTKhT NO. 17 -Alim.n John.
Kline. fil.OO; C. It. Jack.on. f.'SOO; .on. fllOO; Herman Pipka fit
J. W. Pvm. $1.00; S. A. punlap.lWm. P,pk. ft.mi; Fd Kup'p. f 4 mi;
fl.00; T. Mclnto,h, fl.mi; S. A. P.JlIro. Km-hler. $22.5.1; Otto .'inker
llun:ati'.f.'..(HI; Cheiler Pickey .$5.00; fS.OO; lrney H.lvey. fl.mi; M. pnv.'
im uiiKiiaii, i.in; ,iiK-ri r.nnle. , eleti, $10,110; J. , Helny. $ IMI,
i".. nurie luikapilc. .MKi; t . ; Henry Tipka. $2 00; Jucol.
It. Fldred. f 10.50; J. V. Stauduiirer. f.'.OO; (He llaNe. I '00- 4- I
a.. .!. lit m . m. ... . ' . .
f.i; 11. v. mimer. .-....; Miner $1 .50; K. A. Neeilham. $ I IHI
miin. $2.00. I PISTKICT No m 11. or
PISTKICT NO. l'1-Ciint,y Con. Arthur llluhm. f .' OO,
crete Work.t. f 25.00; It. W. Zimmer-1 J"n',. f 10.02.
man, $7.00; Koy immernmii, fl.OO. I'IMKK T NO. P. I - A,
Caitaklll Home Shorthorn Haifer in Foreground.
work with the native atock. but went
to Kentucky and bought tome pure
bred Shorthorn bulla and a few pure
bred females and bred the native cow a
to the Shorthorn built. Improvement
waa very rapid and he now has a very
line lot of rattle, as the picture shows.
In the meantime be continued the
work of rebuilding his orange groves
and now has big trees In bis large
orchards. He has indulged in some
truck-growing for the northern mar
kets and has made quite a bit of money
from bis shipments. He grows some
cabbage and watermelons, but he does
not advise the average farmer to at
tempt truck on a large scale and do
general farming at the same time. He
aays that vegetables must be given
the best care and attention at the
proper time. He is gradually quitting
all truck crops except watermelons.
He plants from 40 to 60 acres every
year and plants velvet beans in the
melon Held at the last cultivation. The ;
. velvet bean Is a fine crop for fattening ;
all klnda of live stock and transfers
large quantities of nitrogen to the
aoll.
Peanuts for Hogs.
He plants peanuts for the hogs to
harvest after eating the small and bad- :
shaped melons. He plants corn and
mlnout crops. large plows and strong
teams tell the story of Mr. Caitsklll'a
auccess on the farm.
Apparent Condition of National Pros
per.ty. Colonel Says. Is Arti
ficial Reiult of Great
War in Europe.
$i-..::.'.; Harold Casto, fl.SO; J. F. Oil-I
avan, flO.'.lS; Itrenton Voider, tl:W.. (
40; Melviti .Mitts, fO.75; Annie Mul-1
lenhotT, $1.05; Fvelvn Itohlainier.
fl.SO.
IIOARP OF IIEAI.TII-Pr. O. A.
Wcl.h. f 4 1.111.
FKI IT IN3PKCTOK-P. F,
creto
$0.50;
Stand-,'
PISTKICT NO. 1'S- ( unl.y Con- .
eto Works. $7.S0: C. . I.oreni.
Andy Crihl.le. fl.OO; 11x11 (;,,. '
on. K00; II. Ftiel. fS.00; Hi How-'
cr. fl.OO; Crover Harms, f 12. IHI.
PISTKICT NO. i'S- V. N. Chil-'
cote. f .'S.'.iH; John Miller. M7.S0; W.
MiiHterton, f7.1'5; Kolil.ina llroa.,
Kraft.
Haker.
Itt...
W F.
Joitrv
$11110; Cl.m p.,Ur, $7 50; Chailev
iill-eit, $5d; Mote I .i.lti t r 1 I Acn
dent Conunlxioii, flOII'.O; lluntliv
Hioa. Co, $ll.; Portland Ity. I.ieht
Power Co . f I .12; The J K. (Ml Co .
$ 17 10; Woo.lai.1. I UiLe A Co., f l.'.'S.
I'iiioii Oil Co, $Smi t"; SLimlari) Oil
Co. $,.'.'.17, C. It lewthwaita Co.
$I'.im; C. C. Miller. $0 m: Canl.y Con
crete Wmk. $J'iiO; ( a I Culveil A
Hume Co. fliit'tS; Faiihmika, Munr
Co, f ll.'SO; ll.itkaid CiHer C01
Hirution. II VI 11',; (5hh H.m.lj Mj
clin.ery Co , $2 INI; ,hloii Feefiaii(h
ty Co . $72 TO; Hiaun Knecht lleimann
Co, $I(HS; W. S Maple. $155; J. M
Frick.on. $100; lt.it II. Finch, fi t.'.;
A. Mather, $2!0; Pacific llridr Co .
$ I1 SO; I'acifU- llit-huay Harare. $12
M; W. F. llal.eiU,h. fi25; Honey
man llai'Uate Co. f II 15; John A
oeliini:'a Sona ('.. fill l'; M I..
Kline. $0 '.Ml; Field Si Poormnil Auto
Truck Co, Inc. $ 12 50; Fronk tua-h,
$1,155; WiNoii A C.M.ke, firtil; Cmne
Co., $1 Mi; '. (V, filf.5; S.rip
MILK IS GOOD FOR CHICKENS
Ont of Most Valuable Poultry Feeda
Available on Farm Encourages
Hsna to Lay.
The most valuable poultry food
available on most farms la milk. Many
farmers feed all their surplus milk to
the hogs. Milk, when fed to the bogs,
makes flesh that sells for seven or
eight cents a pound. When fed to
poultry, especially during the winter
months, it makes eggs that sell fur 25
cents a pound, and flesh that brings
twice the price ordinarily offered for
hogs. And besides, In discriminating
markets, milk-fed poultry always sells
for a premium.
Given all the milk they will con
sume, hens will lay well In season and
out of season. One cannot overfeed
of milk. It is safe to keep It before
the hens always.
The vessels In which the milk M fed
should be washed and scalded dally.
Earthenware crocks are the best for.
the feeding of milk since they are cas-'
ft
' it
WII.FSHAKKK. I'a. Oct. U.-kih-riisMni:
the Adaiiison law in an ul
drej.,1 here tonight. Theodore Kcwe
'lt upheld the principle of aril.trsi
tion in the nettli uient of all labor con
troversies, criticised ITesldet.t Wilson
for what wu.i termed the sacrifice of
the principle and declared in favor of
the olsrht hour day law In principle.
. Colonel Itoosevelt also discussed
the Mexican policy of the udmitilstru
tion and condemned what he termed
nn international alliance" l.etnooii
Messrs. Wilson, Goinpers uud Car
rana. He referred to Curranzu us
the master of Wilson and Comperx.
The apparent condition of national
prosperity was described as the arti
ficial result of the European war.
which would end with that conflict.
"If a public servant will do wroiiR
to please any particular class," suid
Mr. Roosevelt In conclusion, "t may be
taken as absolutely certain that he
will do wron uuainst the interest of
that partic ular (lass whenever It be
comes to liis own profit to do so."
In o;.enin- his address. Colonel
Koos.-velt reviewed the anthracite
coal strike In Pennsylvania 1 1 years
ato. cxplainiiiK how he had settled
the controversy by arbitration.
President Wilson, In his action or,
the Ailumsim law. Colonel Koosevelt
said, had destroyed the principle o
url.il rat ion in the settlement of Indus-j
trial disputes and put a premium on j
sen rinc this 1 . 1 1 1.-nu-ti t by threat and
dur-ss."
Cattle on Gaitskill Farm, Near Mcintosh, Fla.
after filling the bIIo breaks the land
from which the silage corn was cut
and sows row peas. The corn ripens
in August and he gathers It in Sep
tember, and turns the Iioks in. He
uses the hogs to clean up crops that
would otherwise go to waste. He puts
the hogs in the velvet bean field In
which be plants corn and the hogs
fatten rapidly on the beans and corn.
Ho plants large fields of corn and
velvet beans in alternate rows. He
says he can make more corn by plant
ing In five foot lows with a row of
beans down each middle than he can
get In three and a half or four-foot
rows. The com is gathered and the
beans grazed by all kinds of live stock.
The grazing season is long and the
cattle do well on native Brasses until
about December J. The cattle aro then
turned on a field of velvet beans and
fatten very rapidly. The velvet beans
make beef of a v ry fine quality. Large
numbers of his cattle usually go
lly cleaned. If wooden troughs or ves
sels are us;d, they will, in a very short
time, become so fouled that thorough
cleaning is almost Impossible.
If only a limited quantity of milk is
available for the hens, the better way
of feeding It is to use it In moistening
the mash. When used for this pur
pose the milk will be evenly distrib
uted to the flock.
SECURE GOOD YIELD OF COM
Constipation the Father of Many Ills.
Of the numerous Ills that affect bu
Ii .niity a lame share start with constl
ration. K.-M. yo.ir bowels regular and
they may be avoided. When u laxa
tive N needed Chamberlain's Tab-b-ts
They not only move the bowels
but iiiiprou- tin- a. petite and strenu-th.
en the digestion. Obtainable everv
where ..dv.
COUNTY COURT
KXPKNIHTl'KKfS FOIt THK MONTH
OF SKIT EMU Kit, III Hi
;kkuai. ir.M)
Selection, Curing and Testing Are
Three of Most Inr.ortart Factors
to Be Considered.
A good yield of corn i: ;ui:iU upon
a number of factuis. of which I nee
of the most important are the selec
tion, the curing and the testing ol the
seed. Cnder average farm condit oris
the proper amount of care taken in se
curing the beat seed will be more
than repaid.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following real estate transfers
were filed in the office of County Re
corder Dedman Friday; .
Laura D. and II. M. Fatten to It.
II. Ilrown, land in Wood burn Orchard
company; $1300.
Geneva Pruitt to Johanne Karoline
Sorensen, 2 acres of land in Clack
amas county; f 150.
George A. and Augusta Glockncr to
Annie Glockner, all of lots 7 and 8 of
block 1, Otto Meinlg'a Third addition
to Sandy; flO.
William Goebel and Elizabeth Goe
bel to Andreag and Theresa Hein, SO
aires of I). I.. ('. of Almond li. and
Nancy S. Iloli-oinb No. township 1
south, iviige east: ?-"0n.
Iiene and ( hauncey It. Haversli. 'k
to Fiances A. Myers, lots S and !
block 2, C. T. Tooze addition to Ore-,
Kon City; $10. ;
Ceorue ami Mary Ilcddaway to Se
donia .Slum, land in Oregon City; $lu .
Sedonia Shaw to George and Mary
SCALP IiOl'NTY Paul Stc-eman,
$1.50; Joseph Haas, $1.50; J. M.
Dickinson, $1.50; Golden Husbands'
fl.50.
KLKCTIOX-I. M. Harrington,
$.-.0; P. M. Graves, $.'!.()0.
.SHERIFF - Miller-Parker Co ,
$0.55; D. E. Frost, 111.20; Lee
French, $11.00; A. (',. Ames, $.'.00;
Western Union Tel. Co., $0.00; W. C.
Murray, $2..'!0; Wilson & Cooke, $0.:;0;
Jack Owenby, $1.00; Wm. J. Wilson,
$11.80; Alvin K. Joyner, $.!.25; E P
Elliott, $7.00; II. H. Hughes, $7.00;
M. A. Deaton, $.'i.20.
RECORDER F. Hewitt, $45.01).
COUNTY COURT-II. S. Amlcr
son, $0.20; W. If. Mattoon, $10.00
A. II. Knight, $0.'i.20.
COURT HOUSE Pacific Tel. &
Tel. Co., $:::!.65; Home Tel. Co., $M.-
80; Hor-j? Pros., $1.25; C. W. Fried
rich, $9.00; Jones Dduff Co., $2.25;
Roberts, $15.40.
CIRCUIT COURT T. M. Miller.
Rcdi!uvay, bnd in Oregon City; $10. ' $09.00; Home Restaurant, $3.25; J. C
William a. Henderson and Ina Bradley, $12.00; F. S. Hutchins, $13
Henderhon to It. H. and Isabella Ta- 80; C. W. Swallow, $12.60; II. j
her, 1 acre of land in Glen Kcho f:i700. Feathers, $14.00; C. Muralt, $12 80-
William M. W. Smith to Dallas C. E. Battin, $1.3.00; M. II. Howell'
Downing, land in Jennings Lodge; $10. 1 $12.20; N. Blair, $28.20; Seth Young'
isn, ; .ii.i.i.
IXPIGKXT SOLDI FK Mead Post
Xo. G. A. R., f.JO.OO.
Mrs. S. Johnson, flO.OO; Katie You
deska, $5.00; Wm. Pickclmiin, fT.00;
Mrs. Saunders, $5.00; Geo. Avery.
$15.00; Wm. Danforth. flO.OO; Boys
and Girls Aid Socitey. flO.OO; Oregon!
Comm. Co., $14.00; Mrs. Hradtl,
flO.OO; Mrs. Mary Buckner. $:'0.00;
Sum llooher, flti.00; Pock Mosier,
flO.OO; Mary Buol. fo.00; Sarah Gib
bons, fl'0.0; Flla Payne, flO.OO; Hen
ry Spiess, f 16.00; W. J. Moldenhnuer,
flO.OO; Louise Hallou, $15.00 Mrs.
Gulbraith, f 15.00; Harry Cooper,
fL'O.OO; Mrs. G. W. Thompson. flO.OO;
A. C. Sleight. $15.00; Ada lhaw,
$8.00; Katie Pluanl. $8.00; Ella Tracy,
flO.OO; Ben Undes, fl2.00; S. E.
Card. fS.OO; F. Frcdrici, fH.00; Mrs.
Lee Drown, $-'(I.ih; A. W. Camehl,
$7.00; Cora Josselyn. $20.00; C. II.
liybdahl. $12.00; Gustav Grehle.
flO.OO; Mrs. X. F. Taylor, $144.00; J.
D. Crawford, for Anna Wettcrlin,
$4.00; Hurton Harlow, $4.00; C. J.
Hood, for Albert Pifueron, $5.00;
Emil Frey. for John Beers, $2.25; Dr.
W. E. Harris, for Anna Wettcrlin,
$3K.OO; Millie Anderson, for Anna
Wettcrlin. $12.00; Fred Schwartz, for
Mrs. Trullinger, $'.1.00; Miller & Tra
cy, $20.n0; Ursen 4 Co., for A. Pi
irueron, $12.00; Mrs. Marco, $15.00; II.
S. Anderson, $1.0(1; Farr Bros., for J.
Matheson, $10.00, for Mrs. Preza,
I $2.00; Frank II. Cross, for Sarah Gib
hons, $5.00; Mary I. Wilson, for Ed
ward Miller, $::0.00; Henry Sovct, for
I Mrs. Palmer, $:i.20; Wm. E. Estes,
I for Mrs. Saunders, $13.55; James
I Ivey, for E. M. Valentine, $10.50; Mrs.
I M. Stewart, for Mrs. Balmer, $2.75;
I Francis Welsh, $5.00; C. A. Branland,
1 for Mrs. Wettcrlin, $12.28; Clara
Murphy, for Mrs. Marco, $4.fiT; W. W.
Pollock, for Wm. McKinnis, $12.00;
Jess Poiiser, for K. Pluard, $1.00;
Electric Hotel, for Dick Meyers,
$20.00; Parkplace Store, for Mrs. W.
V. Smith, $5.00, for Mrs. E. S. Baker,
$5.00; H. S. Goldman, for Mrs. Bey
ers, $2.50; A. J. Knijfhtly, apt, for
Mrs. Marco, $7.00; R. L. Holman,
$".1.50; C. C. Store, for B. L. Case
day, $l)..'il; Mrs. ('has. Payne, for E.
M. Valentine, $10.00; Mrs. C. Santa
nera, for A. McKinley, $15.00; Frank
Ott, for Mary Foster, $22.20; Loituh
Est, for John Peer, $0.00; Board of I Allen
Water Comm. for A. Perizi, $1.40; C.i$'-!8.10;
If. Dac hy, for Mrs. E. E. Baker,
$10.50; I'.atdorf Bros, for Mrs. Twom-
blcy, $17.50, for Mrs. Grand(uit,
S 10.00; F. T. Harlow, for Wm. Dkk-
ielman, $10.00, for Wm. Beers, $5.00;
Huntley Pruif Co., for Mrs. J. Crites,
$0.40; Geo. Redilaway, for Mrs. Ren
fert, $15.00; Dunmire Grocery, for
Mrs. Mobra, $10.00; Dr. J. W. Norris,
$10.R7; W. li. Stokes, for Mrs. Olund,
$15.00; Oregon City Hospital Co., for
Mrs. 0. A. Klock, $24.00; Dennis Don
ovan, for Jerome Hamilton, $14.00;
P. J. Winkel, for Katie Younjrmust,
$5.00; St. Vincent Hospital, $05.00;
F. li. Schotnborn, for Minnie Rhodes,
$15.00; Dr. II. V. Adix, for Mrs. Sax
ton, $10.00; Mrs. Rose Nehren, for
Mrs. Mohra, $39.00: Good Samaritan
Hospital, $09.75; Hoff Bros., for Mrs.
Repke, $5.75; Lone Oak Cemetery,
$5.00.
JAIL W. J. Wilson. $53.55.
JUVEXILE COURT D. E. Frost,
$23.00; Geo. W. Shepherd, $1.60; II. H.
HuKhes, $7.00; O. Skirvin, $2.00;
A. E. Joyncf, $11.00; Minda E.
Church, $35.00.
TAX REBATE F. II. Rhodes, $2.
93; Caroline Gregory, $L48.
PRINTING, ADVERTISING AND
SUPPLIES Molalla Pioneer, $5.00;
line A May. Jil.V Or. iron Cilv Cn
f 100; W. II. June, ft 1.1111; . Schuc nik'e. $1 .'.': Il..irir Pro... IIS'.! It
hcl. f 31.50; Anton Rantima, fj Oil; S.hn.l.il A In, JTxi; Cunhy Hard
Farl Schuehcl. 4.00; Hruno Hcrthohl. i'e A luiplcuient IV, fPl.lfj; Port
f'-'.LTi; Harry Schornborn. i' J:,: land Hiasim! A M.ichii.n W..rk.
jlleriimn Fisher. f-'.f.O; Eric Fi.ber, ' II I-"; !. City lllii.ktmith Shop.
?i.v; urn Miiun. J. C, Ami iJI.HO; I'aul liothlisbi-rrr. f.l'.Hi.
ernon. fJ.OO;; John Me-nrr. J 1 1 (III- 1 Slmrn A Halt Co.. lllllll: Tl.. t.,,1..
, Sidney Smith, 2.(10; Xornmn Howard, pendent (;.iruk-e. IU11S; S. U Mul
I John Andernon. fl.OO; ,. F. Jonei. Inn. $ (HI; . G. Knox. f.'.4 00; Cole
. 1.110; rrauK Jones, $1.(11; J. J. Mul- linn. A- Co., I l iai; Fut Side Fuel
latt, f.'.OO; W. Mietrnan. f 14.0(1; Urs ' Co., 1 75 l,Clm. I.ivcuay, f:.'.;.'..
Mleteimn, f!2.(HI; John Yoknrinla. ; !co. Uinmer. 127:1 04: Snd Fi,
if 12.00; Jacob Ticnhara, f.'I.OO; JuL, ' l-i"nl'T ., fl.ViUI; Clur Crcri.
I Ill 11... 1 . i- . il t ......
Grav JSIKI- F II Cmv mini- I ..!;.. 1 . -."-, auuii r.rn nson. i.umorr m., ...;.: j. r.. .lulhrrland.
Shnk WW 5" ',,luMl''HI;AIIrtFrick.onfl.OO;J. .u. fH.r.O; J. S. F.hcr. fl2.t.4; Jmr.
''. ! ;N inn... a...i i..l ...... ,- . in.... 1 1 .. ... .. .
. 1 ui.iiuni.ii, no; r.ari 1 i.iMioi i.iiiui.er iu., tii.a.i; li. A.
iieruine. I.'.IH); W . II. Wallncr. $.'..(M: .Morrison l.um hrr Co.. $7.97? II
John Kappler, $12.50; A. U Urkins, j Kern, f l .'.O; Uvi Frh, f l'J K:,; A. N.
f.'I.OO; John Kellrr. fil.OO; Anson Will., f 415.75; ( h.rlc. F. Trrill.
el 13:1. Ml- llarrv In.l ttt'.(WW:.w. I 1. . . .7 ' """"" Jonnnon. !.".; - MH.I. .(.'J.ZH; . A.
Bataliria $0 7V (ilenn linker ' 111! Oil-1 v. ' J"h,,",n- '0(,,,: C"" ''''. -nt'y Transfer Co..
yatalm, ?0.i., (iltnn ' j Ylinen, fl'J.IN); J. Akins, f l.Otl; (i. It. I f'.OO; l.c.n Jack.on. frt.lHl; F. F.
IISW' A P Todd' t 00 Kml; ,l,,r"U',ler' ,,-: Wa,ter '...r. SchaU. f.5.00; Se.h Cook, f 44.60; II
-fc . o ilinuKren. ...mi iuyr, fi.tu.n.i; n. t imik, Sltf.tli;
f-1.25; Herman ChimbriMi, f 20.00; ' A. Pcndertrrnsn, f.".'.32; Karl Perry.
Isauc Helhaca. f 12.25; Arno llelhncn.i f'!.'J7; G. Hindcrnon. f.l3.4H; A. j.
f 24.00; Gmrtre Giismt. fil.OO; Charle. Wetmore. f XI.FI; R. It. Gihmin. $4.L'(l.
Gasser. fii.OO. E. Fickemeyrr. fXI.MH; L. Fisher
DISTRICT XO. 21-Go.mI Itoads - J- McKinney, $43.02; Teddy
Machinery Co., $21.50; A. E. Ander
son, $148.50; Emilo Pctterson, $20.00;
Frick Tryiftr. $35.00: Hen A nderH.tii
f I... I. .. a...... ...
..oo; ji.iin .inner, ..uu; Jesn nep.
erd. f2.00; Fd Ru.sell. fl.OO; Henry
Russel. fi.tH); Homer Trulliiiifer. J
$.'.00; Farl Ilird. f2.00; I.. D. Shank.
flO.OO; C. W. Herman, f3.IKI; ). I!.
DISTRICT XO. 29 G. A. Fhlen. ;
$1.15: G. II. Crnv lJJ7r.- Arl.i i:r..v I
flO.00.
DISTRICT NO. 30 Younir Stan-
f 10.50;
, f 24.88;
Kraus,
DISTRICT XO. 33 Frank Millard,
f 18.00; Marion Millard, fl.50.
DISTRICT NO. 36 Uvi Fib. fl8..
45; John McKinzie. $24.25; Albert
Elliott, $8.00; Albert Pwlerson. f 12.00;
L. E. Moo, $3.00; P. II. Ilastie, f l.(M).
DISTRICT XO. 37 K. A. Dclk.
$10.00; C. W. Kruse, f85.32; C. W.
Kruse, $148.32; W. R. Wil mot
J. W.Stone. $ 47.25: R. A. Pelk
R. R. Moffitt, f8.00; J. J.
$24.75; W. C. Evans, $25.00.
DISTRICT XO. .38 E. C. Warren,
$-1.00; A. Mather, fil.OO.
DISTRICT XO. 40-Herhvrt Ack
erson, f38.00; P. M. Holut, $51.50;
J. M. Anderson. $30.00; W. Hanson.
$7.00; Carl Hanson, $4.00; Murvin
Richey, $19.00; Charlie Huekmnn,
$23.00; Jack Anderson, $14.00; Erik
Burling $19.00; Chnrlio Paiiielson,
$9.35; II. Hronner, $2.50; I). L. Erd
mnn, $55.25; Harry Henricksen, 52.50;
Wm. Ilartlemay, $10.50; Guy Wilcox,
$12.50; Geo. Macho, $21.25; R. Wilcox,
$20.75; Lewis '.ova, $11.50; Herman
Hronner, $33.00; Carl Young. $11.00;
Henry Young, $2.00; M. Zogg, $6.25;
Allison Erdmnn, $2.00.
DISTRICT XO. 41 Louis Baker,
$1.90; II. II. Udell, $13.48; A. Shirley,
$17.00; M. Grafenhnin, $26.00; Frank
.astern, $1.50; Jess Cooper, $10.25.
DISTRICT NO. 43 Cedar Creek
Lumber Co. $41.25; F. M. Illuisdell,
$5.00; Bennic Illuisdell, $5.00; Wilson
Fcst,- $3.00.
DISTRICT NO. 44 Frank Busch,
$7.25; Hogg Bros. $5.50; Chas. Shock
ley, I0.5(); Thos. Penman, $82.30; A.
S. Newton, $88.00; Erich Fisher,
$36.00; Herman Fisher, $46.50; Chas.
Shockley, $6.25; Thomas Penman,
$10.00; H. II. Eastman, $31.25; Will
$23.00; Ashton Woodward,
Christ Giger, $28.10; J. T
WorswH-k. $5.57; K. P. Grcn. $-'8.38;
H. V. Pendleton, $28.94; M. D. Jone,
f 40.63; C. Frossard. $30.98; (). I..
f3.00; (). (J. Nymiist. 1:1.1.(1(1- Alfred ! s,,ll,h' fll-1'5; S. Sims. fl3.95; Rol
Swunsoii, $31.00; John Trygg, $32.00; ! ''rt Mutlixm. f 4.80; II. Worswirk, f 79.-
Archie Iloimey, $5.00; I, O. Dix. $2.00;
els I.unmurk. f 17.00; Carl Erickson.
2.r.f)0; W. S,-hafer, $28.50; W. S. Gor
belt. $31.00; A. E. Nelson, $23.00;
Gilbert Murphy. $42.00; A. N. Swnn
soii, $46.00; A. Johnson, $12.0(1; J.
I Carlson, $25.50; G. A. Gottbcrg.
$11.00; Leslie Crawford. $101.00; U.
S. Pix, $24.00; Jonus Pelterson,
$12.00; J. J. Jones, $16.00; T. Fellows.
$60.00; Fay Fellows, $20.00; Jean Fel
lows, $20.00; Claud Window, $50.00;
A. E. Swanson, $30.00; A. E. Nelson,
$31.00; J. D. Crawford, $12.00.
W. S. Gorbett, $25.00; Archie Bonnie,
$17.00; A. N. Swanson, $150.00; C. A.
Ilranland, $6.70; A. Nelson, $35.75.
DISTRICT NO. 2U-Gottli.il) Fey
rer, $11.30; Chns. Hall, $11.20; Coast
Culvert & Flume Co., $58.14; George
lllutchford, $2,454; II. J. Rastall,
$69.44; Dickon & Co., $9.05; Robhins
Bros., $8.90; Raymond Dickey, $2.00;
S. A. Douglas, $22.00; W. II. Engle,
$19.00; G. T. Frazor, $9.00; Harry
Frnzer, $9.00; Milton Chindgren, $8.00
S. J. Vnughan, $3.50; R. W. Davidson,
$32.00; Ira Steininger, $35.00; Gra
ham lluiignte, $30.00; Mark llungalo,
$15.00; Wm. Foyrer, $2.00; Clay
Hungate, $22.00; I). Mcllenry, $6.00;
Henry Fick, $6.50; lien Steininger,
$18.00; O. W. Dickeison, $8.00; M.
i romlinsoii, $6.00; Fred Powell, $6.50; j
1 II. C. llonuker, $16.00: lien Chindinen. i
Hoops, $15.10; Hugh Jones, $16.25; '"; ""0 hlone, $1.00; Herman
Geo. Hamilton, $16.00; John Ball, j M"K, $r',,; Harlie Freenmn,$(i.OO;
$17.50; H. F. Allen, $24.00; J. C. Curl- r- A- E'Ceman, $6.00; A. S. Freeman,
son, $14.00; Gus Ycska, $1.00; J. N. I !'.()); S. H. Hrown, $8.75; L. Vullen,
Rasmussen, $19.00; G. V. Kuhl, ', $l-'-25; W. T. Homlcrxon,$4.00; Mike
$22.00; II. Vaughndroy, $13.00; Wcs-1 "yoenoski, 2.r,0; L. P. Elliott
ley Knowles,$12.00; E. T. Bancroft,
$18.00; G. W. Randall, $33.25; Richurd
Breaker, $2.00.
DISTRICT NO. 45 John Putz,
$13.50; Curl Stromgreen, $10.00; Carl
Potter, $6.00; Edgar Brooks, $2.00;
C. W. Schuld & Son, $118.80.
DISTRICT NO. 6 Portland Ry.
Light & Power Co., $170.80; Jarl &
Eri, $12.00; C. W. Schuld & Son,
$146.40; R. E. Jarl, $40.25; B. Mon
roe, $17.50; E. Bartsch, $23.50; E. W.
Layman, $23.50; B. Nelson, $40.00; A.
Hayworth, $18.50; Wm. Cunningham,
$19.00; Leo Canning, $18.00; Lewis
Jerger, $19.00; Alburt Jonsrud,
$18.00; Ed Littlopngo, $24.50; A.
Lindholm, $2.00.
DISTRICT NO. 7 Sandy xMercan
tile Co., $13.35; T. Ten Eyck. $4.50;
H. Cook, $44.50; C. Pntnoe, $4.50; E.
Ten Eyck, $2.25; A. C. Freeman,
$4.50; D. W. Douglas, $3.00.
DISTRICT NO. 8 Paul R. Meinig,
$20.75; Cedar Creek Lumber Co.,
$3326.25; C. W. Kern, $21.00; Sam
k'-.ll 1. A I, I Ail ti ..
.M; n. iiogoeu, .i.oo; IIogie:i,
$2.2.ij John Scott, $7.50; J. F. Doug
Ins, $4.25; Walter Cox, $1.25; Malt
Parks, $4.25; Hogg Pros. $21.70.
DISTRICT NO. 40 Edward Nach
and, $15.00; Hert Marston, $8.00; Fred
Valletto $4.00; J. Rhines, $3.00; Wm.
Lilliu, $1.00; II. Hand.
DISTRICT NO. 47 Archie Mason,
$542.35; Standard Oil Co. $972.04; K.
D. Olds, $44.50; Union Oil Co., $18.65;
Miller-Parker Co., $3.75; W. J. Wilson
& Co., $1.50; Pope & Co.. $0.50: W. II.
Stokes, $29.38; Wilson & Cooke, $5.00;
Will W. Thompson, $16.80; E. C. Wnr-
ren, $278.50; C. W. Rislev, $132.13;
O. P. Rocthe, $140.03; D. J. Ahhy,
$3.30; Jacob Risley, $7.00; Ira Hart,
$43.50; W. A. Cook, $37.00; C. G.
Jones, $40.00; Alfred Jahn, $43.00;
W. R. Esler, $12.30; W. H. Counsell,
$10.00; Wallace McCord, $15:00; John
Boick, $2.00; D. C. Howell, $2.50;
Walter Marquardt, $58.00; Hugh
Koncris, $0.00; Jim Edwards. $19.20:
84; I. I). Tavh.r. 113.44: W. tt.w.i
$49.8(1; A. O. Hollingsworth. fl2.33
II. Balder, f 222.112; E. Gerber. $211.
38; II, L. Fredericks, $200.13; Field A
Poortnan Truck Co.. $36.00; G. W.
Pursifull, $15.18; F. W. WMthcr,
fli.38; M. Christensen, f 16.52; A.
Hiichel, f 03.84; C. Ober, fS.98; E. L.
Deyoc, $40.63; G. T. Parry. $3f,.Kf;
M. Worswirk, $10.26; R. Ilricklev.
$33.25; II. Tiimner, $18.20; M. Pnttiii
$22,10; II. I mel, $25.09; C. E. Hattin.
$31.96; J. W. Munition, $25.29; P. J.
Lawrence, $20.31; It. E. Wagy, f 1.80;
A. Johnson, $19.41; W. R. Telford,
$J0.70; II. Nans, $112.00; Joe Otor
niatt, $28.00; Ji Meyer, $40.00;
llerh Olson. $18.00: IVter S,h..ii.
zer, $26.00; Teddy Coleliian, $8.00; II.
Johnston, $10.00; G. Kelland, $10.00;
H. Engel, $13.50; N. Norton, $1.00;
W. Itnndall, $6.00; P. Huiras, $4.00;
A. McFarliiml, $1.00; D. R. Dimick,
$15.00; Put Hosier, $18.75; Harry
Gillmore, $10.00; Win. Rider, $41.25;
G. T. Fisher, $10.00; Claud Torgorson,
$12.5(1; Rosco Mack, $10.00; C. C,
Mills, $52.00; y Chubb, $54.00;
Geo. Kindlier. $32.00; Paul Hany,
$32.00; Chits. Thninas, $2.00; Edward
Niichand, $4.50; Bert Marston, $2.00;
Stefani I.uiiihor Co., $12.02; F. Zim-
meniiiiii, $l(i.2;i; M. Tieilenian. $60.0(lr
I'. I' HIS"!', H 1.(1(1;
$8.00; W. Kaiser,
Pros.. $25.00; C. C,
Guy Dibble, $8.00;
$6.00; Ebet
ilred, $8.00;
P. Zimmerman,
$57.50; Adkins
Kdwnrihi, $11.79;
('. D. Dickerson.
Eldied, $6.00; C. H. Fl-
G. It. Jackson. $1.00: Chiv
Hungate, $2.00; II. J. Rastall, $6.50;
CIiiim. Paikpile, $2.00; A. Ilogden.
$5.00; I llogilen, $5.00: John Scot!
$11.00; Mike Ryd.ewski, $1.00; L. P
Elliott, $12.75; John Putz, $6.75; Carl
Slromgreen, $4.00; Harlie Freeman,
$3.75; C. A. Freeman, $3.75; A. S.
Freeman, ?4.75; S. B. Brown, $3.75;
L. Vullen, $2.00; Albert Bauer, $3.75;
T. M. Roniuinc, $5.00; Jako Horner
$2.50; F. Finzer, $1.25; Ward Jones.
$7.50; Dan GnlTney, $25.00; H. A. Bat
tin, $25.00; R. Johnson, $40.00; ,L
Kepcha, $21.00; A. Martin, $21.00; C.
Batten, $17,50; J. Zimmerman, $21.00;
II. Imel, $12.50; Sol linel, $17.50; J. D.
Crawford, $20.00; Nets Lundfark,
$10.00; Carl Erickson, $6.00: Matt
Pelterson, $.37.00; W. Dutcher, $72 00
W. R. Thomas. $35.00; John Hoscy'
$36.25; P. Heilman, $23.75; E X
Ecck, $25.00; Paclllo Tel. & Tel. Co."
$8.60; G. C Maronay, $J.7C; Elmer
Radford, $2.50; Homer ?.:0ulton, $2 -60;
Wm. Fellows, $2.50; John Mit
chell, $2.50; A. C. Baumhack, $2.75;
Gus Ludwigson, $2.50; R. Ruthor, $2'.
50; Tom Bowen, $2.50; Tom Uuder-
Henry Smith, $33.00; Frank Lambert,' ba $2.50; p" Osbor,! 70.
B-6161; Local 371
Fresh Hsh.
satisfactory churns. The
..i.n.eer tvoe requires a
dasher or . ""V- r, m. I mold ana aour,
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