THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1912 EVENING EDITION.
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How One Towira Owns)
AM lib's Public Utilities
town farm, pny tho Interest on the
Investment. And tho electric light
plant, down town docs tho pumping.
Sabetha seemed by this time to bo
. proceeding rather moro smoothly on
Its municipal career than observers
In tho nenrny towns had believed, or
In soino Instances, hoped; but Engin
eer Johnson wasn't qulto satisfied.
Tho electric light-water plant was not
, doing enough work, and tho town
needed heat. Tho old problem about
Blcam came back. It worried him to
Tho following article from the
Technical World tells the Interesting
story of how a Kansas town a llttn!
larger than Mnrshfleld manages to
own Its public utilities to tho profit
and comfort of Its citizen's. Subctha,
Kansas, was formerly the home town
of J. V. Mitchell and ho bears per
sonal knowledge of the excellence of
tho sorvlco rendered. The following
Is the article:
It did not take long for Babotha,
Kansas, to build Its own utilities.
While tho newspapers were printing sco that white cloud, mounting hour
frosty messagos last winter about tho. after hour, Into tho blue. A big
weather thirty degrees below zero, hospital was being planned for tho
com snoringc anu smvcrlnc fnm pr. town on tlio 1 nes of Mm Mum i.mfi,.
this little town of 2,100 Inhabitants' crs at Rochester, Minn., nnd thero
in icmann county, was the most
comfortnblo placo In tho state. It
nau its own pure wnter supply; It
owned an excellent light plant; It had
a perfect system of sowcrngo dispos
al; and moro important than nil, in
tho winter, It had a municipal Btcam
hcalng outfit that mado it Indopond-
in. ui cvurywiinK anu everyone on
wnB talk of henting It with stenm
Why not do this for tho wholo town,
Johnson demanded? He knew, now,
jiiBt what ho needed, a slniplo llttlo
attachment for tho radiators, a llttlo
attachment with n big name, n ther
moflcr! An Instrument maliciously
planned to defeat Jack Frost.
Somo may not understand tho hard
the frozen, snow-covorcd earth, ox-, times Johnson had whllo ho planned
ccptlng only, the noworn Hint nm. ' this Improvement. Manv of ilm hunt
duccd tho fuel oil for the furnaces . n,cn ln town who had boon leaders
nnd It had a good supply of that. ,n Public Improvements had to "call
Sabotha had no Injunctions to foar n hnlt" when tho young engineer
laBt winter. It had no franchlso gnib Proposed to send stonm through pipes
to fight, no coal trusts to fear and ! t0 radiators, pass It through this
not ono lawyer within Its peaceful thormofler nrrangoment, nnd roturn
limits. This doesn't moan that Sa-1'1 t0 tuo Plant as wnter to bo rc
botha had nn embargo on lnwycrs. i uolel Into steam and again sent out,
It moans, only thnt n man In that "Bain nnd ngaln, and somo moro yot,
profession would stnrvo to death nml "" tor tl10 I"lco below tho cost
mere anu so would tho honorable or ton1, T,lcy wcr public-spirited
pollco Judge, appointed as a ncccs- J citizens, they wanted that understood
nary part of tho town's corporation,
if ho woro not nbovo want, for ho
noyor holds court. It moans, too, that
Sabotha has boon wlso enough to
profit by tho mistakes of other towns
nnd cities nnd, In view of tho record
to date, it must liavo had much to
learn. It Is without n doubt, tho ono
town on tho American continent so
Boii-sausiicd mat it Is not particular
but thoro was n limit, nnd when it
enmo to this kind of schemo well,
although residing In Kansas thoro
would still bo n demand for vlBiblo
proof.
Tho lowest bid Johnson turned up
in Chicago to equip his town, wns
$0,000. And that wns rather too
stiff. Tho doctor with his hosnltnl
plans, Involving about $75,000 was
ly Interested ln commission form r . with him, nnd togothor they soarch
government now. althouch it mn cd tho town. It must bo nonnlbln.
progressive citizens nro urging thlsJonn8on "rguod, for n town to got
juiuiur movement, wniio ndmlttlng
It Is not especially needed. It Is In n
class by Itself, too, In that it has
rcwor than 125 nogatlvo votes In n
total of about 700 homo-owners.
And oven this timid opposition to
things taxablo Is weakening, thnwod
out, anu warmod Into smiles
and
wnoicsaio prlco when it bought in
wholcsalo lots. Ho not his cut rntnn.
too, llnnlly, nnd then tho "Dig Busi
ness came around with a lower bid
and Sabotha got Its pipes nnd Its ra
diators and tho llttlo contraptions
with tho long namo. When tho aya-
icm nau ocon installed, tho labor of
good naturo by tho graceful radla-i dlBBlne having beon dono by high
tlon that Comforted nvnrvnnn ixlilln flCllOOl boys, for tWontv.Hvn rnnti nn
tho outsldo world was wrapped In ' nour Sabetha had spent exactly
gloom, nut thoro nro no ward bosses, '22' That Included tho vacuum
In Sabotha, nnd, ns I said a moment m,n,nB' Standard ateam plpo was
ago, no lawyers. usod In size eight Inches at tho plnnt,
Thorq novor wnn an engineer, I roducod to sovon inches, two or threo
mipnoBO. who did not, nt somo tlmo b,ock8 nWfty- with n three-Inch re
in his llfo, try to flguro out nwny to" turn n,no n" tho way. To sorvo n
uso wasto steam, especially when j,o PonBMmor n two-Inch tap plpo was
loomed that only about 20 por cont uscu w,tu one-Inch return pjpo,
" "'unmount actually did nny work. I ,ino I"nC8 We ,n,(l In a, conduit
iirouiom siuck in tho mind of ""' cost, ror mntorlnl and labor,
Oeorgo Edward Johnson. Sabothn'a lnolnR tho digging ofthb-dltch nt
nty engineer, for yoara. It had boon 2" ccn,B n "ur. $2 n foot. Tho
thoro for a long tlmo. Ho didn't ro"''lt to enrry tho pipes, consisted
boIvo It olthor; lot mo put that down: of n '),no ,)0X of '-2 Inch stuff having
jHit ho learned how to uso tho stenm no covcr- ,nl1 'n tho tronch on top of
Ho created, instead of lotting it float four Inches of concroto nt tho bot
nway Into tho Kansas aunshlno and tom of wllk'u wni Put a four Inch tllo
no told Sabotha what to do and how' t0 cnrry off ttny seepage. Tho main
it? . 'J1 rnw' younK rlIow whoso ?,?nm '''I'0 an'l tho roturn plpo woro
on or tcchnlcnl training had been m,tl ,n ,ho box wlilcli was filled with
gained in n hurry-up courso in tho ,oncroto. Expansion Joints enro for
iiimur icciinoiogienl instltuto In l" UHUni P'l'o activity and undor tho
rurnirn iiri.ii. .
- ; "nnu Homo omcrs mar
ooned In small towns woro content
to draw their salaries, Johnson, help
od by a wlfo. a Chicago girl, who was
n graduato civil engineer, figured out
tho way, and learned tho lesson, nnd
uavo tho town what fow towns have,
n municipal heating system thnt
conduit n roller nt certain intorvnls
imposes or "creoping." Tho con
struction, tho engineer bollovcs, could
bo dono somowhat moro cheaply af
ter tho Hrst trial, but this was ono of
tho things thoy learned by exper
ience 8tenin, Mr. Johnson know,
could bo produced nllvo for nlno
, cents n squaro foot of radiation, but
It lsn t nn easy task to unravel tho thormollor woro needed nnd monoy
municipal business negotiations of for development was needed, so thoy
tho avorngo American city or town.-'"""Wl -' cent8- Ho satisfied him
Uioro Is nlways so much to hide, nut se,r' ,00 t,mt electricity could bo
you can sco tho hooks In Sabetha. Produced nt tho board for 34 cents
They nro as clean nB tho drinking n kilowatt hour. If fuolpll woro usod.
water. Thoy show that tho town be- 0n' snllon of this oil will ovnporato
.. ..o wiuiii .wiivoniont in lfioi, "riwn puunus or water. Tho steam
whon It bonded the town for $19.- Produced Ih sent through tho pipes
in i ." ,,,fi,,,'nK Plnnt. To cover nt nno Pound pressuro, usually, but
iinnLni,!p,l,ll'B8 ,ho town IsHiied u on,er8 tho vacuum at tho velocity
910,000 In four por cent bonds, nnd of n ennnonbnll and when it conden-
issued six per cent warrants for tho BCB '" tho radiators tho water Is
roina ndor to ho paid out of earnings. m,,le"' l,nek by theso vacuum pumps
i no iion.ls of course woro paid out through a smaller plpo lying undor-
I! .. ,n.x?f nt thnt Umo e'Kl't llls ,"e,,.,h- Tho ,U,"P nro lPllcates
on tho dollar. Xow the tax rnto is ''"vlng 0 by S steam cylinders nnd 12
Blx, ",IIH- by 8 w"tor cylinders. Less than
....in .1 urn or i.ooo population w" ,,or ('0"t or tl10 "team Is wnstcd
?"' '- rii' imma us peoplo nrdlnar- '" l,u Process
Ily. consider thomsplves ns nonr lici
VI.T1 Ha fltl. V.tMnl I..1..1.I1 a .
"". "1 ... iiiiiiiuiiniii uas an
ovory-day right to bo. nut In Sn
botlmfl enso this Improvement wns
... iH-Kiiining. Truo it drnggod
ur courso no ono mon "unaided
and nlono" could handle a deal llko
this, initio all tho options and satisfy
all tho viewpoints. Sabotha has a
finely organized Commercial Club
nlong for seven nr nlolit vnna -.i which linlilu tlm niuinln'u .,n. ...
. 'n.vv.i.o KllUVr . . . i 'viiu g lUIUIMVdlU-"
...... ...miKiiimy contontod, hut then
camo tho ilomniid, ono day. for water
pure water and lots of it. So S.
betha with Its customary unanimity
of public opinion, remarkably infro
quont In Amorlrnn communities,
voted somo moro bonds. $fis.000
worth, at 4 u per cent, reimiw na
Plant, put In oil burnlnir nn.
n storage tank for
light
paratus, erected
li is wie peoplo ror that matter and
a dty council does Just whnt tho
Commercial Club thinks is right. It
was this represtVtatlve body that
carried out tho inside ramifications
of tho business when It cwno to
equipping tho stores and factories
and homes with radiators. Theso
woro bought by tho town In Chicago
nun how jo uio consumers nt an nd
leys. Thero isn't any coal ln tho
towns except in tho homo districts
whero tho steam plpo has not boon
laid. And nil theso districts will
linvo steam next winter.
To get stenm into tho homes of Sa
botha tho property owners must pay
for the mains ln tho stroct. Dy com
bining this does not crcnto on oxcob
slvo cxpenso: about $125 or $140.
Tho rate then Is based on the prlco
of coal and whnt it cost to heat tho
house the winter previously. This
method Was usod last winter. For
instance, the Sabotha National Dnnk
had n rnto of $57. Its coal bill in
the winter of 1910-1911 was $06.
It had moro steam heat last winter
than it needed. A drug storo 00x22
with 16-foot colling paid $41. for its
radiators, last winter. It cost $70 to
Install tho system. This store
couldn't be heated with furnaco ror
less than $75 a winter. Another de
lightful feature Is tho fact that if
you don't uso steam hent ln Sabetha
you don't have to pay a tox for somo
ono olso' heat. Tho tax Is appor
tioned among the users, in tho shapo
of payment for services, and thoso
cnrnlngs tnko up tho city's warrants
Issued to pny for tho equipment.
Uut Sabetha Is Just tho sort of
town to demnnd tho now Borvlco Just
ns fast as It can bo supplied. It Is n
motor town. Thoro nro so mnny
motors in uso that a special rnto
was made Wo have novor seen so
many electrical conveniences in
homes nnywhero. Thoy nro round
in shops, tho butcher stalls, planing
mills, garages, grain olovators, and
In homes; thoy nro used ror passeng
er elevators, feed grinders, washing
mnchincs, Ironing laundries and den
tists' oulccs. They scorn to dollght
In putting In ovory convcnlonco thoy
can buy. They were not satisfied until
thoy had spent $20,500 a fow years
ago, to install septic tanks nnd sani
tary sowors, a system largo enough
for n town four times ns largo as
Sabotha. Tho lateral sowers cost
them $15,000 moro nnd nil this tax,
ns tho books show, was paid up with
in thirty days, except $3,022.12
tho treasurer Inslstod on having tho
exact amount reported.
And how about paving? Snbothn
will have paved streets, thank you,
after awhllo. It prefers right now to
lot tho steam plant pny for ltsolf as
tho light and wntor plant has dono.
It would llko, too, to hnvo n fund
a paving rund, but it docs not enro
to put down n root or paving until
all tho wires nro underground. Think
or that in a town or 2,1001 You
couldn't string n lino or poles In Sn
bothn today ror lovo or monoy. All
wires muBt go under. Thcro'a tho
"White Way", ror Instance, on tho
principal street. Tho ornnmontnl
polos, with thrco or four globes, hnvo
been ordered ror sovon blocks or bus
iness property nnd ovory root or tho
wire will go undor ground. This im
provement will cost every business
man $8.33 nn an installation charge
Artor that, presumably tho rato will
bo "sliding" llko tho others, ror ev
eryone In Sabotha pays according to
his consumption, with a liberal dis
count above cortnln amounts. Tho
Ico plant uses $400 worth or current
n month with n rour cont rnto. Twolvo
rents n kilowatt hour Is tho basis ror
this chargo.
It Ih duo Sabotha at this point to
draw nttontlon to tho fact that It Is
not n Socialistic town, a co-opomtlvo
community or anything of tho sort.
It Is n town nlmost without politics.
Indeed thero aro no parties whoro
tho wolfaro of Sabotha Is concerned.
Theso distinctions nro rosorved for
state and national disturbances nnd
nowspapor polls. Thoro nro two tick
ets In tho Held when tho town has an
election; Citizens' nnd Municipal, al
though both, bless their hoartsl nro
working for Snbetha. Tho only con-
tost nppoars to soo which sldo can got
tho candidates first. A city ofnclal In
Sabetha has precious llttlo to do any
way. Tho pooplo don't leuvo him
mnny of his prerogatives. Wnon
somo thing turns up that would look
good, thoy call a meeting of tho Com
mercial Club and talk It over, and
that's all thoro Is to It, so far ns Mr.
City Ofllclal Is concerned. It would
bo hard to Imaglno n happier family,
munlclplally speaking. And not n
lawyer In tho town.
Sabotha, however, docs not exactly
attrtbuto its prosperity, Its freedom
from discord to nbsonco of members
of the legal fratornity. No It docs
not so Indlscrimntlngly Jumblo Its
causes and effects. , It thoroughly
understands that tho lack of layers
nlono does not mnko for harmony.
Whon tho good cltlzons of Sabotha
If that day should over come grow
fractious and quarrelsome, lawyers
may follow.
'Meet Me In Marshf ield
Have a Merry Time
Three Days of Fast and Furious Fun
Tuesday,
Wednesday
Eni Thursday
July 2, 3 and
Program ofEvents As They Happen
JULY 2.
9 to 12 n. m. Trap shoot.
First Event Ton targots; prelim
inary. Unknown nnglcB. Entranco
foo, $1. Thrco prizes. Monoy divid
ed GO nnd 40 per cont.
Second Event Fifteen targots.
Unknown angles. Entranco foo, $i.
$25 added monoy. Thrco prlzoi.
Money divided 50, 30 and 20 por
cent.
Third Event Fifteen targots. Un
known angles. Entranco foo, $1.
$25 nddod monoy. Thrco prizes.
Money dlvldod 50, 30 and 21 pur
cent.
Fourth Event Twenty targets.
Unknown angles. Entranco foo,
$1.50. $50 added monoy. Four
prizes. Monoy divided 40, 30, 20 nnd
10 por ocnt.
Tho hlghost individual avorago will
bo presented with tho Peters modal.
All tics will bo divided.
All ovonts will bo shot off In strict
accordanco with tho American Asso
ciation rules.
WILL EKULAD, Secretary.
10 to 10:45 a. m. Human roso
bud drill.
1:30 to 4:30 p. m. Races nt fair
xrounds.
No. 1 Trotting and pnclng, '4
mile heats. 2:30 class, best two out
of three. Purse, $160.
No. 2 Running mllo dash, for
horses owned in Coos nnd Curry
counties sjneo January 1, 1912, catch
weights. I'urso, $75.
No. 3 Half mllo burro rnco.
Piirso, $6,
No. 4 Carrlago horse raco. half
mllo, best two out of thrco. Purso,
$25.
No. 6 Running. mllo dash.
Purso, $150.
No. C Qunrtor-mllo dash, catch
wolghts, ror horses not trained this
season. Purso, $15.
F. P. NORTON, Socrctury.
4:45 to 6:30 p. m. Log rolling
contest. Threo prizes, $20, $10 nnd
$5.
A. II. POWERS, Secretary.
7:30 to 8:30 p. m. Hand concert.
8:30 to 10 p. m. General nronm-
aado city streets.
JULY 3.
9 n. m. Assombly. Music.
9:30 to 11 n. m. Hoot races.
No. 1 Speed boat raco ror boats
with speed over 25 miles por hour;
16 miles. Threo prizes, $25, $15 nnd
1 w
No. 2 Speed bout rnco for boats
with speed less than 25 miles por
hour; 15 miles. Threo prizes, $20,
$10 and $5.
ARTHUR K. PECK, Socrotary.
11 to 12 a. m. Wnter parado.
Dost decoratod launch In parado. Two
prlzos, $10 and $5.
1:30 to 4:30 p. m. Races nt Fair
Grounds.
No. 1 Trottlnc nnd pacing; hair
mllo heats, host threo out of flvo,
frco for nil. Purco, $150.
No. 2 Running, half mllo dash,
for horses owned In Coos County
slnco January 7, 1913, catch weights.
Purso, $100.
No. 3 Running mllo dash,
catch weights, horses not trained thin
soason. Purso, $20.
No. 4 Running, ?i mllo dash.
Purso, $160.
No. 5 Half mllo mulo raco.
Purse, $5.
No. 6 Carrlago horso raco; half
mllo heats, best two out or thrco.
Purso, $25,
F. P. NORTON, Secretary.
2 to 4:30 p. m. Field sports In
town.
100 Yard DtiBh ror boys undor 10
years. Thrco prizes, $3 $2 and $1.
Polo Vault Frco ror nil. Threo
prizes, $5, $3 nnd $1.
Polo Vault Roys undor 10 yenrs.
Throo prizes, $5, $3 nnd $1.
Polo Vnult noys undor 13 yearn.
Thrco prizes. $5, $3 and $1.
Running high Jump FYcq for nth
Threo prizes, $5, $3 nnd $1.
Polo Vnult Hoys under 16 years.
Threo prizes, $5, $3 nna $1.
FRANK n. COHAN, Secretary.
4:45 to G p. m. Log rolling con
test. Threo prlzos, $25, $10 nnd 55.
A. II. POWERS, Socrotary.
7:30 to 8:30 p. m. nand concort,
8:30 to 9:30 p. m. atroot show.
JULY 4, 1012
9:00 to 9:30 n. m. Assombly nnd
music.
9:30 to 10:15 n. m. Pnrndo.
Rest business or industrial flonts
in parado two prlzos, $10 nnd $5.
nest appoaring fratornal order in
parado First prize, $10.
Sundny school mnklnc best nnnoar.
nnco In narndo. $10.
nest docorntod automobiles in par
ado, thrco prizes, $15, $10 and $5.
Dost decorated buggy or wagon,
nno prize, $5.00.
nost decorated blcyclo in parade,
$1.50.
nest decorated dog or goat cart,
$1.50.
nest rubo wagon In pnrndo, $2.
-Patrioul
MAat iltnninli..l .
Ti.rn:;: :... ao,l.wrii4
"Yost drilled Team" ffiS,
burin. Two t,,i.. "uran Hoi(j
candy each. ""' wge
nost boy fine iiMr. i- n. .
Dnrndo. Tn .i.. , '" "?MtU
cand each. ' " box i
nnVllJ.n
..uu uu 1Ui,m nu aril.
11:00 to 12:00 a. m.-lp
oxorclscs.
Masonic Opera Ilonie
1. Music nand.
9 T) nnl 4H4l.
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u. tuuilt ilUUU.
4. Oration Dr. Hnrrv T...
6. "Star Spangled Hanner" DinJ
- . "cwrmac, Stc.
i:au to' z:30 p. m. nM neJ
ntl.1 nThlhlllnn. ... -.1 ... l
tr "" "u jiuioa, f to IB
Tu.
.,AN KEATING, SccreUrr.
: 30 to 3:30 p. m. Field 8wi
in town:
BpcrtJ
100 yd. dash, freo for all. twonri
zes, 110.00 and $5.00.
100 yard dash for ladlct, tiro pr
.to, ru.vv UUU fd.VV, I
75 yard dash, runnier hi-w.,;J
two prizes, va.oo ani $i.eo.
Sack raco for bars under ll
threo prlzos, $3.00, $2.00 indjl.oj
iuv ynru uaon, mon welgblnr ot
.uu pounuo, two prizes, 15.00 is
$3.00.
naso ball throwing contest, Ulld
two prizes, 15.00 and $3.00.
Climbing Greased pole, one prtn
fZ.UU,
' Z'lo-eating contest, one prln
$2.00. Frank D. Cohan, fc
4:00 to 6:00 p. m. Tuj of wd
contest, two prlzos, $45.00
$30.00. A. II. Fowen. I
7:30 to 8:30 p. m. Band Coacf
8:30 to 12:00 p. m. linked C
nival, Conretti Dnttle, Ball.
All thoso appearing on tie
streots of Marsnfleld after 1:19
p. m. July 4 th, should wear
masks.
For information concerning tn
ovont, ploaso correspond with th
Secretary having that erent
charge.
An additional prlzo of $10.00 wl
bo glvon for tho best decorated ba
ncss window In Mnrebfleld dorla
tho threo days.
All entries for field sports ill
closo at 11 o'clock on day of ewisi
All citizens will kindly deconu
tholr homes and business placet vlU
flairs nnd buntlnc for these tbrei
days. R. O. Gravel, Mil
Don't Miss the Beautiful
NEWS OF THE RAILWAYS
oil, n tank that holds 22.000 imiir.no vnneo Just hlch enmich in nv tn n...
constructed n smoko stack that cost work ' Putting them in. Seven
91,400 and mado a contract ror ruol "'wte. or rather threo on both sides,
oil at - .1-10 cents n gallon. This n"'1 been eiiulpped when tho extreme
was two years ago. Citizens of Sa- '' co,,l weather came. Tho rnto for
..im.u uuiikiii f.fu,uuu worth of thoso wrvico is now twenty-flvo cents
uiiiiiiH, mm u mo law hnd not ro
nulro'l that tho wholo public hnvo n
ohanco at thorn, thoy would hnvo
bought tho entire Issuo. bonkors sny.
Ilolng nn Inland town, n nr..rvr
settlement, Sabethn had to dig for Its
water. Most towns would hnvo bored
tho wolls and let it go at that. Hut
Halietha s wlso men did morn. Timv
pestered tho stato board of health tin- tM0 surrounding towns nro arranging
... im ...Miuris jiiuriiovou to its lionrd- ,n "" eieurie current from Snbothn
n
square root or radiation, about 75
per cent, tho cost or coal, tho usors
sny, hut this will bo reduced nftr
tho plnnt Is paid ror , which will bo
a iiuip more than two yenrs. Tho
revenues rrom stenm heating, the
last service yenr , 'will bo nbotit
$2,000. Tho town used last winter
ii.uuu nturo nci or rnuintion. As
Tho Pennsylvania railroad claims
to hnvo a payroll that Is unlquo
among tlio railroads or the country.
It hns on its snlary list 2040 em
ployes who havo beon In service 40
yenrs or longer, nnd 1572 mon who
served 40 years or moro nnd nro no.,
receiving pensions. Thero nro upon
Its payroll today 489 men who hnvj
been In tho service of the companv
moro thnn 60 years and ono employe
has beon receiving pay from tho com
pany for 00 yenrs. There nro living
today olght Pennsylvania employ
who are over 90 years of age.
Human Rosebud Pa rail
An Inspiring Spectacle of a School Children's
Flower brill and May Pole Dance
Two Days of Horse Racin;
$1,000.00 In Purses
ors nnd marked tho best slto for four
wells. Tho slto ehnnreil to bo on a
mnn's farm all the land out horo Is
sonieotio'8 farm so Sabethn bought
tho two acres for $1,000, put n well
140 feet deop. steel cased nt ench of
tho four cornors, nnd promntly plant
ed tho tract to nlfnlfn. Now nlfnlfn
you must romombor Is tho golden egg
of Kansas. In this rase tho crops,
four or flvo In number, cut from the
for light and power, more steam will
do generaieti ana in this way tho In
evitable extensions will bo supplied
i nose wno need stenm heat,
Llbby COAL. Tho ktnd YOU 1-ave
ALWAYS USKD. Phone 72 Pacific
lAxvry & Transfer Co.
Have your Job printing dona at
fha Times' o."lca.
If you havo anything to sell, tinde
r rear, or wnnt help, try a Want An
HKLPEI) TO KKKP DOWN
KXPKNSKS
Mrs. J. E. Henry, Akron, Mich
tolls how she did so: "I was both
Dancing Every Nigh
Good Music
wiM.ni,Sf ti c,!ilVoy8 of Sabetha lered with my kidneys and had to
I'll, "I L l!r".8. nJL . nearly .double. I trrod a sample
Btonm radiators is tho town cloanll
ness. u hns no coal smoke. Tho
houses are bright, tho windows
shine. One's linen shows no signs of
black, Thero aro no ashes in the a)-
saninlo ...
Foley Kidney Pills and they did me
so much good thnt I bought a bottle,
nnd reol that they saved me a big
doctor's bill." Red Cross Dm
Store.
Come: We Will Be Glad to Se
You Welcome