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Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-16
RUGGLES DIES OF POISON
school Teacher Found Un-
conscious In Chicago Hotel
succumbs to Drugs.

CHICAGO, July 15.-Clarence E.. Ruggles,
a school teacher of Denver, Colo, died in
the county hospital today supposedly from
the effects Of poisoning. Ruggles was
found unconscious in a room in a down
town hotel last Tuesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-16
DIES SUDDENLY IN HOTEL
Companion of Cigar Maker
Says Heat Was Cause
of Death.

FOR SCOTT, Kas., July l5.-Frank
Lightfoot, a cigar make OF Pleasanton.
died suddenly today at a local hotel, The
coroner will hold an inquest. A woman
with Lightfoot. h says he died of
the heat.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-16
HOWE AFTER BIGGER JOB
Would Not Refuse Mexico if Ten
tered to Him.
HE IS DUE A PROMOTION
Says He f. in Line for Advancement
and Admits He Talked with
Taft About Succeeding
d. Il. Thompson.

Church Howe, CONSUL from the United
States to Manchester, Eng, may succeed
D.. E. Thompson as ambassador from this
country to Mexico when the Lincoln man
steps out of that position soon after the
first of the year.
In Omaha on his bi-yearly visit to his
home In Auburn, CONSUL Howe said he
was in line for advancement to a better
post and that he would not decline an or
fer of the diplomatic job in Mexico. lie
admitted he visited President Taft III
Washington last week-and discussed with
him the question of filling the position to
be vacated by Thompson. He also said he
had talked about the situation with other
parties while in the capitol.
Mr.. Howe was asked point plank whether
he was to be given ThOmpson's place in
Mexico, and he said in reply:
IT have been In the consul service for
twelve years and naturally am in a way
to be advanced to a better Job II want to-.
The consulship at Manchester is the best
the United States has to offer and II a
man goes to a better position from that he
would have to getNan ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-16
petition for Drainage pitch.

WAKEFIELD, Neb.. July 15.-(speclal)
a mass meeting was held at Wakefield
Of farmeks having land subject to overflow
in the Lbgan valley, between Wakefield
and Pender. + A petition TO the county
commissioners -of lThurston county was
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-16

drafted and signed, asking them to form
a drainage district, commencing north Of
Wakefield, going down the valley and con-
Meeting with the Cunning county ditch and
drainage district south Of Pender.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-16
Catholics select Detroit.

BOSTON, July l5.-Detrolt was selected
as next years convention city by the eNecu-
tive board OF the Catholic Educational
association today and the dates were fixed
as July 5, 8 and Z.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-16
would Not Refuse.

Il am not seeking the office in Mexico,
but / would not refuse it IL it were tend
cred me. In Manchester, l have done good
work, and it is the policy of the United
States government to advance its men who
are making the best records.
Sine 1907 the government has been pay
ing more attention to both its consular and
diplomatic service, with the desire of i'm
proving their efficiency. A man must be
well trained in order to get into either
branch. A training Of twelve years in the
consular service, of course, ought to make
a man well fitted for a good position in the
diplomatic line. And the government is
now giving some of its consuls jobs as
diplomats.
While in Washington l visited President
Taft and the subject Of a successor to d.
+. Thompson was preached. l do not care
TO say what resulted from that meeting.
You must understand that l am not out
of the consular service yet and may remain
there, for l like the work and do not like
to return to Nebraska to mix in politics
again.
The position of ambassador to Mexico,
of course, would only bring me nearer to
the United States, and l surely would like
that, Of course"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-16

ried here Monday to Miss Flora Thomas
of this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will re-
side in Yankton on their return from a
Montana trip.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-14
IRRIGATION DISTRICT
But Four Votes Cast Against Forming
hoIbrook District

According 10 report the result Of Tues
days election was practically unanimous.
there being but four votes cast against
the organization Of the Holbrook lrriga-
ton District. This means that the prop
erty owners in the Holbrook country have
voted that Otero county shall issue bonds
for the purchase Of the Holbrook ditch.
reservoirs. ETC.. which they will pay for
in the form Of taxes. Several citizens Of
Rocky Ford who own land in Holbrook
and were hsartily in favor of this plan
to acquire possession Of the Holbrook
ditch. went out on Tuesday and cast
their white alley"
The interested section had been divided
into three divisions, in each Of which the
electors on Tuesday also made their choice
Of a director. as follows:
Division No. l.-All that part Of the
district lying west Of the range line. be-
tween Ranges SIS and Sc. Director. J.
H. Seaman.
Division No. All that part lying in
Range SIS. Director. W. e. Stanton.
Division No. 3.-AIl that part lying in
Range 81. Director. E. l. Estsp.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-14
FESTIVITIES ATTEND
SCHOOL CLOSING
Receptions, Class Fights, Final Examinations
Class Play and Graduation Exercises
Keeping the Students Busy.

"The Old Minstrel" Elizabeth Vint
Girls Trio, Summer Now Hath Come
Among Us"
Naomi Frey-Mabel Keenan-Ella Barrow
Life of Handel el'-Everett Bostwick
Girls Chorus 1.-The Swing Song"
"Story of Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata
Rupert Green
Piano Solo-"New Spring" -Muriel Shively
"Sailor Song" --------Class
Presentation of Diplomas --
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-14

And next week promises to be crowded
with entertainment commemorative Of
graduation. as follows:
On Sunday morning at the Methodist
church the Rev. F. W. Otto will preach
the baeealaureate sermon.
In the Presbyterian church next Tues
day evening the Eighth Grade graduation
exercises will take place.
The class this year is the largest that
has ever graduated from the Preparatory
Department Of the High School. and the
program, though almost entirely musical.
promises to be one of the best. 1t is as
follows:
Song, FORWARD" Glass
Invocation -KeV. r. W. Otto
Girls Chorus-"The FAIRIES Invitation"
"Expensnees Of Great Musicians
Elmer Karpe
Piaon Solo-"Caboletta," Ava De Croft
"Origin Of The Star-Spangled Banner"
Richard S. Dawley
Piaon: :Ouet-"Traumerci" ---------
Bertha Samuels and Ruby Mattox
"The Power Of Music" 80 Helen Bowman
"The Swan Song" Roth E. Hall
Vocal Solo. "A Rose Of Memory
= Melba Taylor
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-14
L. R. FenIason
Library Notes

The new Library continues to grow in
interest and in usefulness. Ninsty-ons
books we're drawn last Monday: = larger
number than on any Of the Saturdays.
which have heretofore been the largest
look days. The register Of borrowers
has now passed the $50 mark.
This week dozen volumes Of Dumas
have been placed on the shelves. They
include those three interesting and wide
ly read stories Of Dumas: The Count OF
Monte cristo." Edmund Dante" and
The Man in the Iron Mask"
During the week one Of our young
married men who is taking eorrespon-
denee course in Law and another Of our
young men who purposes entering the
Boston Technical Institute this fall. have
been getting some helpful material from
our small stock Of Reference works.
The new city administration is cleaning
up the park and along with that work
has cleaned up the ground about the Ii.
brary Building. removing the last of the
debris left by the builders and smoothing
up the ground. This is decided outside
improvement and makes the whole park
premises look more inviting.
During the week several people who
were former residents Of Rocky Ford
and have returned have been visitors to
the Library and have expressed an
agreeable surprise to find the town poss-
essed of SO comfortable and attractive an
institution as our library and reading
room.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-14
RELIGIOUS CENSUS
Shows an Adult Population or Almost
TWENTY-FIVE Hundred.

The canvass OF Rocky Ford by the
Sunday schools of the city has been
completed. and it shows an adult
population OF 2437. While this is
not as good showing as that made
by the Elks-who included Garden
Place. Chrittons and other additions
just outside of the city limits-it is
believed to be a fairly accurate count
OF the population, less the infantile
portion.
The census-takers, some forty in
number. set out on their task last
Thursday afternoon and had practic-
ally completed their work that even
ing. although some of them had to
make the second trip over their dis
trict to gather up a few stragglers
and so were not able to turn in their
reports on time.
The tabulated report was completed
on Monday and is as follows. the ac-
tual members being grouped with
those who have only expressed a
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-14
PASSED FORGED CHECKS
Rocky Ford Business Men Prey oil
Clever Eorger.

1t will soon be hard matter to cash a
check in this city If many more Of our
business men are made the victims Of a
clever forger. such as were w. R. Dye.
the Kinney Grocery and BurkdoIl Hard
ware Co. during the past week.
The play was made by a man named
Brown who has lived near Manzanola
for some time and was known to many in
town. In each case he told of being en-
ployed by E. Brewer Of Manzanola, and
would purchase a Rood-sized bill Of goods
and tender a check Of from S42 to SAT
in payment. The checks were apparent
ly in Mr.. Brewers handwriting. were
drawn upon Beatty Bros. bank in favor
Of R. A. Brown. who would eountersign
them. receive his cash balance. say he
would call in few hours for the goods
and pass out.
When the checks returned on Monday
1t was found that Mr.. Brown had made .
clean getaway leaving no trace Of his
probable destination. and inquiry revealed
the fact that he had even got the best
Of Mr.. Brewer for few dollars before
he had taken his departure from Manza-
nola.
A wife and child were left behind in
the latter town. but we understand that
the wife is not grieying over his depart
ure and disclaims all knowledge Of his
whereabouts.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-14
APPOINT COMMITTEES
feulason Is President and Collins
Secretary Of School Board.


The directors Of School District No. 4
met in the High School building last
Thursday evening ard perfected organi-
zation.
L. r. Fsnlason was elected president
and r. p. Collins secretary and as an
earnest that the board intends to con-
duct its affairs strictly according to
Hoyle" c. 3. Govreau was chosen treas
urer and the following committees were
appointed:
Tsaehsrs-collins. Kellogg and Butter
field.
Supplies Collins and Harsin.
Grounds Kellogg and Har-
sin.
Course Of Study and Text Books-L.
r. Fenlason; N. J. Miller. Guy Wcybright
and r. p. Collins.
School House-Kellogg. Harsin. Fenla-
son.
Insurance Kellogg, Butter
field.
Auditine-Collins. Butterfield.
Rural Distriet-Colli1s.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-14
La Junta, Colo, Jan. l. '09

La unta, Colo., Jan. L. W
G. A. Beerbohm and G. Fl.
Downer, being duly sworn and on
oeth, depose and say that they
have held the position of Public
Trustee in Otero county, Colorado,
from January 1st, 1908, to Janu-
ary 1st, 1909, inclusive.
They also certify that during
that period of time they have not
foreclosed, sold, or caused to be
sold. while acting as said Public
Trustee, any of the real estate or
water rights on which Leon r &.
Fenlason of Rocky Ford, Colo
RADIO. has made loans for any of
his clients.
G. A. BEERBOHM,
G. II. DOWNER.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day Of February. 1909.
My commission expires July 18th. eoe
WILSON A. HART.
(SsaD Notary Public.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-14
Post Office Notice.

Additional mail service between Rocky
Ford and la Junta will bs established on
May l4th. this Office will dispatch a
pouch to La Junta on train elo. mail
for same beng closed at 4 p. m. La
Junta will, dispatch pouch to this office
on train S. this will give patrons Of this
office La Junta mail at z a. m. instead Of
$3.50 as at present.
n. w. Lance. Postmaster.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-14
ROCKY FORD COLORADO. FRIDAY. MAY II, 1909.
WILSON RESIGNS
And II. M. Ingraham Is Appointed
City Treasurer


An interesting session of the city coun-
Gil was held or Monday night. Every
alderman was present when Mayor Van
Buskirk called the meeting to order, and
they at once got busy upon batch of
bills.
Applications were received. bonds were
approved and licenses ordered granted to
the following to conduct billiard and pool
rooms within the city: H. J. Ross. G. E.
Barrows. L. L. Rodeck and H. L. Swink.
Building permits were granted to H. P.
Talhelm for bake oven. R. M. Wright for
frame dwelling. and A. c. Sloan for brick
addition to dwelling.
Ben G. Wilson expects to devote his
entire time and energy to his recently
acquired state job of water commissioner.
so he rendered his resignation as city
treasurer. to take effect May is. The
resignation was accepted and a COM
mittee appointed to audit his books.
H. M. Ingraham presented an appliea-
ton for the Office of city treasurer. and
he was duly elected to fill out Mr.. Wilson's
unexpired term.
The following motion was then passed:
That the treasurer be instructed to de-
posit the funds of the city in the Peoples
Home and Farmers & Merchants banks.
and that the amour: of bond be fixed at
$4,000"
Considerable time was spent in the
die evee,on ~ tho M, ppy ,u. tar v;1ht raeo
which was brought up by the city attor-
ney. who by-the-way is also the attorney
for Mrs. Nanny. Some two years ago
the city had Mrs. Nanny restrained from
taking water from the High Line lateral
connecting with the city reservoir. it being
claimed that she had not installed the
proper kind Of gates and was taking more
water than she was entitled to as stock
holder. An appeal was taken to the dis
triet court, which sustained the injunction,
and the case Is now before the supreme
court upon alleged error. The city at
torney advised the getting together Of the
two parties and the fixing up Of an agree
ment outside Of the court. Alderman
Beymer didn't see how this could be done
without violating the injunction and laying
the city liable. and the majority Of the
council appeared to favor going mighty
slow In running counter to an order Of
court, 50 the matter was finally lad over
to an adjourned meeting to bs held last
evening. At which time another water
ausstion-thst Of accepting or rejecting
Col. Faw's Horse Creek proposition-was
scheduled to come up.
A IL months contract vas drawn up
between the city and @. A. Pingree. en-
ginssr At the pumping plant.
Mark benson was elected city surveyor
The city attorney introduced ordinances
fixing the watsr rates to conform to pre-
election pledges. prohibiting bucket shops.
concerning compensation Of water and
street commissioner. and licensing bill
posters. Tho first two will appear in the
Tribune and the other two may be found
in this issue Of the Enterprise.
The city attorney was instructed to
prepare and publish notice Of sale Of the
city lot on Railroad avenue. and he and
the city clerk were instructed to prepare
a revision Of the city ordinances.
And that's about all.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-14
DON'T BLAME
THE HEN
When You Get Bad Eggs for
They We're Good When
She Laid Them

You can examine iasur-
ance and you can candle
eggs, but after all isn't it
best to demand the kind
of Insurance that you know
is good all of the time?
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-14

!. Since the above returns were Compiled
the following additional list has been
handed in. which adds 30 to the popula-
ton:
Christian 81: Methodist l2: Presby-
terian Is; Lutheran s; Baptist 3; Saliva
ton Army 1: Catholic /; Adventist l.;
Christian Science 2; No Preference 20.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-14

~~'-'-
around when our boys and girls-who have
for some nine months devoted themselves
to their school studies-lay aside
Ntheir books and devote themselves
to other pursuits. To some of the young
yecple the close of this week will mark
the conclusion of their life in school. to
others it marks the beginning of their
high school life. and to yet others-very
few, we hope-it marks a dlatory life
and retrogression. On Wednesday the
final examinations began in the high
school. and almost every student is upon
tenderhooks to learn the result upon
some dreaded study. But their anxiety
will soon be over and they will be able to
take wholehearted enjoyment from the
summer vacation.
The festivities attendant upon the close
of the school year are already in full
swing, the first festive event occurring
last Friday evening at the W. B. Nc
Pherson home. where the Misses North.
otwell and Sibley entertained the High
School seniors and faculty. So enjoyable
was the affair that it was after miinight
before anyone made start for home.
On Tuesday evening the Juniors were
the hosts at reception given the Seniors.
The reception was held at the spacious
home of G. A. Jones, on the southern
outskirts of town. and was one OF the
most successful affairs that has ever
been held in Rocky Ford. The rooms
were beautifully decorated with PEN
nants. the reception hall being profussly
overhung with pennants Of crimson and
and blank-the Junior eolors. the parlors
with old rose and blaek-the Senior
colors. and the dining room in crimson
and Rold-the High School eolors. The
class color scheme was also carried out
In the refreshments. Games and music
served to while away a most delightful
evening for classes and faculty.
Since then the class fights have made
things interesting about the High School.
Each side has won some notable victor
les, but honors seem about evenly divided
at this writing.
This afternoon an event Of engrossing
intsrest-ths battle on the diamond be-
tween La Junta and Rocky Ford high
school teams for the championship Of the
S. C.-N. N. M. league will take place at
the Fair Grounds. Botn teams arc re-
ported to be in fine mettle and the game
will be well worth taking half a day off
to see.
Then tonight at the Grand opera house
the class play, Merchant Of Venice Up
to-Date." will be given with the following
dramatis personals:
The Duke of Venice Lillian Gauger
Antonio. Senior. Captain Of High
School Football Team--
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-14
whereabouts.

Mrs. Matte S. Hulse left on Wednes-
day for Denver to attend the Art Exhibi-
ton. This will be tho first time in many
years that Mrs. Hulse has not had some
Of her own handiwork upon display.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-14

Glass Song. .-Arraneed from II Travatore
Benediction Rev. L. V. Stiles
Then on Thursday evening the High
School commencement exercises will be
held in the opera house. This class Of
graduates is also larger than that of last
year. numbering fifteen to fourteen in
1908. An excellent program is in course
of preparation. but has not yet been fully
completed.
And as final windup the Alumni as.
sociation will next Friday evening in the
High School hold a reception and well
come the new members.
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AGENTS WANTED To SELL THE
Kerosene mcnndesCent mantle lamp.
+. W. Higgins. distributing agent
for state, Address Forbes Flats
East Cedar. next I" Masonic tempe.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I.OST-oN ROAD BETWEEN How
ard creek and Lolo Springs. bel roll
tent and two saddle blankets Finder
leave at Aissnulian office ar address
A Il. care of Missoulian. and re
celVp reward
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PICTURE FRAMING.
GENERAL RLAckSMiTHihG,

PARTISAN CLEANING. DYEING &
Feather Works. 5as Woody street;
phone 72o. q. Il. Schassberger. man
ager.
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CLEANING AND PRESSING.

WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHO
keeps YOUR clothes In such fins. shane.
mine always look like 80 cents That's
because You don't GO to F'lonI A,
Shune1. =l5 West Cedar street OBJ
n@Site court house Sits To order
Cleaning altering. pressing. phone
aaf black
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FOR CONSTRUCTION
tH.ics' Il constructing 9uartcrmaster
f"Ft A3Na'uiA. Mont. mt. Il. 1s14
Sealed pr"pusass will b.+ received at
this office until u O'clock noun, No
vemher l.. 1909. and then opened
tar the construction. steam heating.
plumbing ANA electric wiring Of the
tniI"Hlng reinforced concrete build
ing tH. bakery. Plans. SpecifIea~
liens ami Information furnished un
application. Envelopes containing
Proposals should be indorases. Pro
po~sa.> for CONSTRUCTIONS and All
dressed Il Major \. r. Shattuck.
A q. n
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INSURANCE.

sTpIbAf;b PRICE-INSIRANCE-
Stf"ns as The strongest. Absolute
security Companies that can nav.
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FOR sALE-ciTY REAL ESTATE.

loR SALt.-3 SMALL HOUSES. IN
nutre 1908 Howell
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- FRONT FEET AND 5-rpou
n""St' on Pine. Inquire $40 West
Pine
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MACHiNISTS.
FREE AOMESTEADS.

FREE HoMESTEADS o. $50 ACRES
of good land. near railroad. Exhibit
OF farm products and Information,
room @-l-2 Higgins avenue.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

HEA DotARTERs For IoA<lHG
and borrowing money secured t,v
mortgage Ga farms. ranches and eirr
property. I. F. Ellis l. Co. the
real estate bargain counter" Helena,
Mont Correspondence zssis.stad
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ANTED-EERAND BOY: ONE
willing to work. with vi.w of ad-
Nancement. Apply Schlossberg's
store.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

. OFFICE ROOMS. = LARGE WIN
dows. on Higgins avenue, Fodder
snhn block Inquire Montana Cash
Grocery.
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HOIESTEapS.
Ec-HOuSES

NANTED-BY FAMILY OF. ADULTS
Q or room house with yard. Al
dr. s. {. f.. Mtssou.iaa.
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HOversOn & Stephens

800 \, Higgins Ave, Phone @o2 Black.
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HELP WAkTED-MALE,

WANTED - BRIGHT BOY FOR
flower store: must have wheel. Mis-
SoIla Nursery. Higgins avenue
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ONE 3-IECH AND -. Inch WAC
on. Inquire Cannon Il Mcleod.
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FOR SALE - ONE HARD coal
stove. Nrt Garland Phone 50 Black
ar ,aN ~ t"3 South Fourth street
west.
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FOR SALE-oNE FULL FARE AND
ore hair far" ticket L. Portland. Ore
Telephone 5Ss BLACK
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SEE 7. G. HATHEWAY II YOU ARE
III the i@arket for es<. registers or
safes.
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FROM s. TT. NEW Az
tomato 'lr"n-h"adsrotarv, SEQ: Sing
e~S ~ terms to suit. Singer Sewing
Machine Co. f26 West slain St.
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FOR SALE FOUR MILLION FEET
thinker near new railroad. For par
t"Iltrs address III. NJ S.ringham.
Cyr. Mint.
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FOR SALE-IDEAf. OAK HEATER
GN2 River street
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F1'RNTTrEE. NEW AND SECOND
han6: a'sn nav thu highest price for
second hand household goods Hans
Jensen, Lesser block. 135 w Main 81.
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lISSOULIAN CLASS ADS BRING RESULTS
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

APPLES At FIRST ORC ARD WEST
of flour mill