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Evening journal., 1906-07-23
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Schedule IA eject May "a. 1906.
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n. A. Miller. Travelling Passenger
Agent.
Evening journal., 1906-07-23

FOR SALE-Very cheap, new house
with all modern improvements choice To-
cation. Immediate possession. Apply
LARTER x MORRIS
SIS Market ST.
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FOR RENT.
922 Poplar ST., rooms
Sth and Kirkwood. store and dwelling.
Apply WILMINGTON TRUST CO,
gl5 Market ST.
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For Atlantic CITY

~ nnncetng via West Philadelphia. OF
iist,vad street. f3D $50 q. m.. 1920 (Sntur.
v,.ss 9nlyl, l,@. 2hN $3.50 and 6iS p. m
N M u9Nr 10 tl2 a. M, 1915 and cW
p m no. Sundays. Atlantic city Special 81
~, sundnyH ''
uiniug chr D. A,ror,,,..,,.,i..,
ne Wilmlngl' u Transfer Company wiil
I'd residences "'''''
,,r further Information. anniy 70 j. VI
NcNnFqmn. city Ticket Arpnf. fn1 Mar.
N.t street or NJ tho station Telenhore
c'fv i'ckei office u nnd a. ag.bo or rei.
mnrvia. 1871. ~ ~
~ w. AT"rERntfRY. u AVopD
General Managnr rass'r. Traffic Nfrr
GEO W. BOYD.
fnnnroi T'a7eru~or A~nuf
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Personal.
Real Estate Brokers
Farms For SaIs


NEW JERSEY OR DELAWARE.
9est states for profitable farming. Soil
ldapted to great variety OF crops. Near
markets tiiRt pay best prices for your pro-
iucts' Fa-m lands IN these States my
tpecialty. sold and bought. Write for par-
liculnrs' RAYMOND q. FRICK. n0z X. r.
Trust BID. PHILADELPHIA
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PUBLIC SALES
Electrical Contractors

BUCKMASTER BROTHER & CO.
Electrical Contractors and Jobbers.
Estimates Furnished 921 Market St
d. & A. PHONE ag36A. DEI,M 1891
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BOARD WANTED


COUNTRY BOARD-Lady would like
board in country anywhere not far from
Wilmington az once. State terms. Addres S
MRS, J. N. W., $40 w. Eighth ST. VIII
mington.
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School All Summer.

Goldey Commercial and Shorthand
College. SO7 .darket street Students
now entering. Call o. write for cata-
logua
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Mortgage Brokers

UONEY TO LOAN on desirable first
NRtgages on city properties in amounts
suit. HAWKINS & CO.. ~ Market ST
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FOR SALE.

Bakeries. coal yards. dry goods stores,
groceries, saloons country hotels, meat
markets leases. cigar and news stands.
plants, farms, houses. Also
lots IN all parts OF 'the country, on easy
terms. I have clients who wish 20 buy
your property or business. Yours might
suit them. Send me % description or prop
erty or business and lowest price l can
not supply the demand. Money TO loan on
mortgages rents collected. estates man.
aged. I sell fire life accident, health ana
plate gass insurance. None but best con-
panies represented No charge for advice
or trouble. Lists mailed on application.
T. Il. McEVIIl.N
623 West Fourth ST.. Wilmington, Del
Del. Phone 1881. D. & A. 90D.
FOR SALE at a bargain II sold quick.
new corner dwelling All modern Inn
provements, fine location, easy terms, ele-
CANT investment, possession anytime. IL
will pay you to look this up,
A. B. STATION.
707 Shpley ST.
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"ouEEN OF SEA TRIPS"
to
BOSTON, PROVIDENCE,
SAVANNAH.

Merchants c Miners Transportation Co.
Steamship Lines.
Steamers New, Fast and Elegant.
Accommodations and cuisine unex-
celled. Send for illustrated booklet.
j. c. Whitney, I'd vice-pres. and traf-
fee managers A. ID. stebbins. general
manageri w. p. Turner. Gen. Pass.
Agent.
General Offices. s. E. Cor. Ger. 1ea
and Light SITS, calto., Nd
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PIANOS

--e----.-e--~.Se--e-----~~-~~e
PIANOS--If you want a bargain in used
pianos Of any make, write for Bargain
Booklet No. SO. BLAsIUs & SONS. Phiia-
delphia.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR FOR RENT
Real Estate For Sale

FOR SALE-S0-acre farm near Thomp.
sons Bridge. Brandywine hundred, mile
above Rockland. WIN exchange fer small
house. Good spring water ana good build
ings Apply on premises or address r. ]
CORNEY. Chadds Ford, Pa, Route No. 3
FOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-A very
desirable tract Of land for suburban rCs.-
dence. Trolley service. Apply
WILMINGTON TRUST co.
9l5 Market street.
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. NoT1CE-My wife, Blanche Mcclure.
having left my bed and board. I viii not
be responsible for any BIZ that she may
contract.
tr JOHN MCGUIRE
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Notice.

NOTICE-Perpetual Savings and Loan
Association. The ffty-fifth series OF stock
OF this association Is now being issued.
Shares can be obtained upon application
to the Secretary, at the office Fifth and
Shipley streets. First payment will be
1ue July 30. 1906.
EDWARD ANDREWS. President.
WILLIAM II. GIDBONS. Secretary.
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Special Help

WANTED class laundress white
men for walters cooks, chambermaids,
half-grown girls. farm hands and heip
for country. Apply GERMAN lNlbLLi-
GENCE OFFICE. SO7 Z. 4th st.
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Civil Engineers

ERANCIS A. PRICE. civil engineer and
surveyor iOO9H Market st.. both phones
opposite Court House
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Help Wanted Female

WANTED-Girl TO assist with house
work Apply GO3 w. Srd st. j2S-St
COLORED girl wanted to take care OF
children. Apply 1907 Walnut St j2S-2t
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Boats and Launches

LAKE ENGINE, COME SEE IT RUN.
CT write FOR information.
]. II. LAKE.
Bourse Bldg. Phlladelphia. Pc.
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We stake our reputation on our
steaks-juicy. tender and with that
delicious flavor that belongs to young
beef that has been properly fattened
IL is our aim TO run a model meat
market. where only the best of animal
food products are kept. our cleanly
surroundings and refrig,ratioh
methods keep our meats IN a whole
some condition.
A. NJ. MATTHES, Prop.
Phones.
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elp WntedLos Wants-Real Esate
Rooms For Rent

NICELY FURNISHED rooms for rent
Al conveniences. Gentlemen only. glS Or
ange ST.
Alaska forum., 1906-07-21
SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1906.
JUDGE WICKERSHAM

JUDGE WICKERsHAM. triumphant ov- CT all opposition through the ''big stick policy of the president has passed ''down the Yukon to again mount the bench at Fairbanks. He does this in face of the refusal of the senate to con- firm his appointment for the third time, and against the desires of large majority of the people of this division. Furthermore, the judge says that he is a fixture on the Alaskan bench as long as the president is in office, Eff it plea ses me to be- Truly that henchman knew what he was talking about when he declared the judge to be ''as strong as Mark Hanna. The judges strength is almost stench.
Alaska forum., 1906-07-21
Editor Press J0IiieS Himself

We are of the opinion that as far as some of Judge Wickersham' decisions are concerned they could not be beaten for liberal interpretation of very com plicated mining law, invariably in favor of the miner and honest prospector.
 But the judge has certainly been un- fortunate in some of his appointments: though of course he has had to go large ly on the representations of others and necessarily could not go deeply into the matter of fitness of persons he was ask ed to appoint. The result being in some cases, we are confronted by failures not only failures but mixtures, of uned- ucated arrogance and incompetence. It is to be hoped the judge will alter all this; we believe he will. = Yukon Press.
Alaska forum., 1906-07-21

THE fact of the republicans having nominated c. D. Murane of Nome as their candidate for delegate. may have tendency to weaken the chances of Gale in that section. Should, however,
 the Nome miners stand by their en- dorsement the friends of Gale need not fear. This election will test the ability of the Alaskan miners to stand together.
Alaska forum., 1906-07-21
Alaskan Road Surveys

SKAGWAY, July 6.-The quantity of work he found to do here compelled Major Richardson to remain over a day longer and prevented him from getting away this morning as he expected to do. Mir. McPherson, civil engineer in charge of the big survey-Fairbanks to Nome, got away however, and Major Richard son will follow in the morning.
 There are four survey parties under the immediate direction of McPherson. One, in charge of Walter Brown, will work from Fairbanks towards Rampant. The second under MT. Blakely, will work both ways from Rampant towards Fairbanks and the Koyukuk river; No. three under Mir. Wright, from the Koyukuk towards Rampant, while the fourth under Mir. Jones, which went up by steamer to Nome, will work from Council City to the Koyukuk. A feas- ible crossing of the Yukon, it is ex- pected will be found near Rampant.
 The operations of the four parties, it is believed, will enable Major Richard son to report upon practicable route for railroad-which will first be dew eloped by a trail-from Valdez to Coun- cil City. Major Richardson goes direct to Fairbanks where he will inspect the winter work of Engineer Zug, and di- rect the advancement of the summers work. He will then go to Nome for similar purpose, after which he will re- turn to Fairbanks, and in the fall he will come out over the trail t. Valdez.
 The great work of the road commis- sion this year is of course, the trail be- tween Fairbanks and Valdez. This is to be made into practical thorough fare for summer as we'll as winter tra- vel. The trail last winter is described as being fright "a constant success sion of chuck holes difficult in winter and impossible in summer. This road, which last winter accommodated only single horse sleds, is to be prepared for double teams and the speedy trans portation of freight and mails.
 How if ic Dnno 2f Tanan2
Alaska forum., 1906-07-21

A COMMISSION will be appointed by the federal government to investigate all claims for loss thru the stealings in the Seattle assay office. This commis- sion will sit in Seattle. The property siezed by the government belonging to ex-Cas hier Adams is valued at nearly $l60,000. Should this amount be insuf- 1icient to make good all proved losses, congress will appropriate the balance.
Alaska forum., 1906-07-21

WALTER CLARK, the Washington cor spo adent for the Seattle P-I, left the coast July II for three months tour thru Alaska. It has been claimed that Clark is in the employ of Judge Wick ersham as press agent.
Alaska forum., 1906-07-21
Mime S0ta'S Great Wrestler

The state of Minnesota now claims the champion wrestler in the United States. Her man got Nelson" on Wickersham and stood him on his head. Juneau Transcript.
Alaska forum., 1906-07-21
How it is Done at Tanana

The soldier Hardin who was senten- ced couple of weeks ago to six months imprisonment was released last night on payment of sum of money. We have no comments to make. Press. ' q LOCATION NOTICES. FORUM OFFICE
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-15
EATON

Lorin Peck and Henry Parry went
to Denver Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Ireland was business
visitor in Eaton Saturday.
Wallace Laybourn visited the
home folks in Windsor Sunday.
p. e. Crook and family expect to
move to Fort Morgan in few weeks.
Ben Middleton was transacting
business in Denver Saturday and
Sunday.
The postotlice building was moved
last week to a new location north OF
the Palace Hotel.
Dean Peck will begin a series OF
revival meetings at the Bapt'st
church Feb. 18th.
Ray DIckerson has erected new
photo gallery on the vacant lots west
of the bank block.
A surprise social was given Mr.
and Mrs. George Jones Friday night
at their home east of town.
Miss Florence Devotie OF Ault
visited her sister. Mrs. u. Mohl-
pomery, a few days last week.
f. L. Weller and wife and Mrs
Middleton and son, Clyde, drove out
in the vicinity of Pierce Monday.
DR.. Carnine lectured in the Nj. n.
church Saturday night and preacheo
both morning and evening Sunday
Mrs. Kate Wolf returned last
week from an extended visit with
her father and mother in Hlawatiia'
Kansas.
Cylde NJ. Middleton came over
from Sterling the first Of the week
and will spend months Vacatlo'
with relatives in Eaton.
The Eaton Circle gave an enter
taiument Monday night at the
Woodman hall. A literary program
was carried. out and general gooo
time reported.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-15
WINDSOR

Joe Cope returned from Missouri
last Tuesday.
Misses Nash and Scott visited in
Greeley Sunday.
Wallace Laybourn was over from
Eaton last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Wm. Schwalm and little son,
Willie. visited in Berthoud from
Thursday to Monday.
Mrs. G. V. Black attended card
social at Doctor Graham's Of Greeley
last Tuesday evening.
F. E. Bonitield returned from his
southern visit Sunday. Mrs. 9oni-
field will return later.
Mort Frazier and sister, lisa, of
Bertboud drove over last Friday to
visit few days with friends and
relatives.
Earnest Greenman and wife who
have been residing at Windsor for
tbe past year moved over to Boulder
last Wednesday.
Mrs. C. T. Peterson of Fort Col
lins spent the latter part OF last
week visiting her daughter, Mrs. O.
f. Peterson, of this place.
Misses Cooper, Scott and Dumas OF
the Greeley Normal visited with
friends and relatives in Windsor
from Saturday to Tuesday morning
Miss Bella White was married IN
Fort Collins last Monday to Cornell
inc Driscoll, both of this place.
They resided at Windsor and the lat,
for will make brick this spring and
summer.
The evangelists, DeFlone ana
voipht, left Tuesday for Berthoud
to conduct series Of meetings IN
that place, after having been here
three weeks and getting % or 81
converts.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-15
AUlT

w. j. Henderson was on the sick
list the first of the week with very
lame side.
George Kesner is contemplating
the building of a couple of houses
for renting.
Mrs. S. F. Cheatum has been
quite sick for few days She is
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Albert Allison.
Miss Edna Hart came up from
Greeley last week and will stay with
her mother and her brother, Jesse,
and attend school here.
Mrs. C. A. Curtis was taken to
Mercy Hospital, Denver, last week
to undergo a surgical operation.
Mrs. G. A. Pence accompanied her.
Mrs. Amanda Brown moved into
the country last week to keep house
for Mr.. Shank who will farm the
Arthur Clark place the coming sea-
son.
At the council meeting last week
the street commissioner was in
structed to open street from Mrs.
Clara Curtis place to the U. P.
right of way and put it in condition
for use.
There was a little error in last
weeks Ault items. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Thompson were not accom-
panied on their eastern trip by
three sisters but by their sister,
Lizzie Dare.
r. l.. Pence has given sixty
! days option on his stock of goods to
Brayton and McIntire of Alpha,
Iowa. Mr.. Pence will thus be en-
abled to give his entire time to the
care of the postotlce.
C. n. Minnis and Lutte Brown
have leased the building recently oc-
cupied by L. r. Pullium and will
carry a stock of confectionery, etc.
A new glass front has been put in
and other provements made In the
building.
A movement was started last week
to organize commercial club here
and at last accounts about twenty
business men had signed the applica'
tion and it will take twenty more to
make go of it. 1t is thought there
will be that many signers.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-15
HighIandIake

There are several cook wagons and
restaurants started in Mead now.
Scott Kerr will begin moving his
home from here to Mead this week.
There is a good lumber yard In
the town Of Mead now and num-
ber Of carpenters employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Mead have
rented their farm this year and ex-
pect to visit their children in differ
ent localities.
Coates g. Glover will leave large
livery barn when they finish it..
They expect to move their barn from
Highlandlake and enlarge it.
Mr.. Mccormick has let the COLI
tract to move his store to link s.
Hadly. They began to get the store
ready Monday to move to Mead.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-15
LAGRANGE

Makes a person think of spring to
see Mrs. Netf's big brood of little
chickens.
ID. W. Carr has bought a lot in
Severance and will soon move there
with his family.
There was preaching In the school
house Sunday afternoon and will be
again In two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ii. Ford went to
Hillsboro Sunday and will not return
till Wednesday or Thursday.
There was no school in LAGRANGE
school house Monday, it being Lin.
coins birthday and the children en-.
joyed a holiday.
Mr.. Burk who works for &. E.
Adams had narrow escape from be-
ing killed in runaway last Wed
nesday. The horses became fright
ened and ran into telephone pole,
throwing him out on his head and
breaking an arm.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-15
LAsALLE

Morrison clerks are busy taking an
inventory.
Mrs. Jas. Beattie was Ill several
days this week.
DR.. Warren is suffering with the
grip this week.
Jas. Stewart made a flying trip to
Denver Tuesday.
Mrs. Roberts entertained a few
friends Friday evening.
j. D. Brown was home on a vaca-
tion a few days last week.
Mrs. McAfee of Greeley and Mrs.
Craig of Evans spent the day FRIDAY
with Mrs. E. G. Harrington.
A. L. Mumper of Greeley will give
an illustrated lecture in Stewards
hall Friday evening Of this week.
The LaSalle school will give 9
Washington's birthday program at
Stewards hall, LaSalle, Thursday
evening the 22d. Admission will be
20 and 10 cents.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-15

Mrs. W. C. Nelson had friends
visiting her last week.
Mrs. Hamilton has been on the
SICK list for two weeks.
G. F. Griffith has sold his west
eighty to Orval Rodgers.
f. W. Hairless has relatives visit
ing him from Colorado Springs.
Levi Embree has contracted Ed
sappington's beets for next sun mer.
Charlie Mellon has returned from
a few weeks visit at his old home in
Missouri.
Mrs. d. a.: Gibson.rof Greeley
visited at c. f. Grimth's few days
last week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Mellon, a five and one.half pound
girl, Monday, Feb. 5.
q. f. Griffith is going to build
two houses on his land at Fort
Morgan in the spring.
MIR. Mccoy has moved in the
Newman house where he will live
Till he gets hts potatoes sorted.
Mr.. Darann has moved in the
house with Mr.. Bridgford until his
house is completed on the w. r.
Adams ranch.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-15
All Over Weld.

pied by Mr.. Gibson's. Mr.. Eyett
will farm the Pulliam place this
year.
Mrs. Shull was given a birthday
surprise Saturday by Mesdames Rix,
Everitt, Hardesty, Hodges. and
Eleanor Thornton happening in to
take dinner with her.
!. Geo. Dunn is enjoying a visit with
his brother, Milton, from Washing
ton. Mr.. Dunn came back for a
few weeks of Colorado sunshine to
rid him of rheumatic attack.
Mrs. Tom Anderson who recently
moved to Loveland has the sympathy
Of Elwell friends in the loss of her
youngest son. The boy went to
Billings, Montana, and was taken Ill
and died there. The body was ship
ped to Loveland for burial.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-15
|HNSTOWN

Becker has been sick the
with appendicitis.
ID Mrs. Orville Rogers are
esors of a new Hamilton
sent A. j. Reeder and Joe
Re remaining indoors on ac-
the mumps.
] look at North Johnstown.
grand but some of the neat
cottages in tie state.
ID Mrs, o. A. Quinn of Gree
Jed a few days this week
and Mrs, II. S. Rogers and
Mrs. Chas. Roberts.
tanden, the elevator man,
misfortune of catching his
Der in the rollers, which re-
an amputatiCn being done
Whitaker.
+ all glad to hear that Miss
Is on the road to recovery,
hg undergone a very serious
P last Thursday at St.
)0spital in Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-15
ELWELL

Pernice Thornton visited at
furday and Sunday.
r Thornton is home again
PteIested in the Johnstown
blmSon and family of Ber-
P0K Sunday dinner at Geo.
and Robert Hardesty and
|u"ln made a mountain trip
ru Mrs. John Childress and
I'D made a trip to Denver
w. Purvis entertained the
oil Dorpen, Evans and
a' Saturday evening tea.
r,enloers ~ of the literary So
'n' most delightful Long
'''''is at their last meeting.
'lu Mrs. Eyett moved last
y 'ile mouse formerly occu-
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-15
GIBSON

Miss Agnes Robb visited Sunday
with Leila Spurgeon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beaman and
baby left Saturday for their home In
Barr. Colo.
Mr., and Mrs. Meredith anG
daughter. Loa, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Strom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brainard and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gore and family
were the guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs Roe Calvin.
Mr.. Click from Kansas visited
several days recently with his
brother and sister-in-law, MIR. and
Mrs. Ralph Harris.
Mr.. Warner has gone to Hollywood,
Iowa. to look after his farming in
terests there. He expects to be
gone about three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Scott visited
from Saturday till Monday morning
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Young.
They left overland Monday for their
new home in Scott's Bluff, Neb.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-15
LUCERNE

Mrs. Geo. Miller's sister has been
visiting her the past week.
Mr.. Berg and family have returned
home from visit in California.
Mr.. McDougal has been on the
sick list the past week with the grip.
George Stanley and wife from
Wyoming have been visiting with
Will Stanley.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-15
EVANS

,.,ro is on the sick list
,.nslius is a Denver visitor
L,a william Vanaken OF
VIZ usre Evans visitors Sun
R,icrs and John Reed OF
s were transacting business
Friday.
,,,s of the Woodman Circle
[alpntine ball in Young's
|uesday evening.
BAILEY has purchased the
! property on Denver street,
rnnrth and Fifth streets.
r's birthday was observed
Erans schools by a very ap-
patriotic library program
NJ Perkins who has been
| III for the past week is re-
by much improved at this
buItz of Denver has arrived
Iborses and farming imple-
Hs will farm the Flowers
st of town this coming sea-
Humenson has bought the
OrOperty on Boulder street
and his father will make
be, having disposed Of their
kth of Evans.
belong of Boulder Univer-
I his lecture last Friday
In the R. P. church. SUBJ
Dare to Do. 1t was
structive and much enjoyed
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-15
HILLsB0Ro

6 ID. Griffith is building plack-
smith shop.
The new school house is ready ior
the furniture.
Jim Flood is digging a well oi'
his new ranch.
Lee Bowles was a fl"t'e'''''
visitor Friday.
Miss Alta Moore spent oupu"S
with her parents.
H. ]. Bridgford loaded car Oh
potatoes last week. ,-
Mr.. Kimball is building d ~
for his beet weeders.
E. C. Baker is expected nome ''o'''
the hospital Monday