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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-13
ACCIDENTS WERE ONLY
CAUSES OF EQUALIZATION
.. A. o. A. Run a Fine Testimonial to
the Efficiency Of the Modern
Brand Of Motor Car.

Early this morning the tarpaulins
were yanked of the cars In the ID. A.
u. A. run, the drivers, covered with
their mud-spattered clothing, resumed
their places, and the run was off again.
this time with Jackson as the destina-
tion. The first day Of the tour was
remarkable for the fact that the only
penalties inflicted were for accidents
which were no faults Of the cars that
sustained them. Two were penalized
on account of trouble with watery gas
oline, purchased enroute. One was
laid up for a few moments with
bent steering rod, the result OF col
lision with a hidden rock. Another
had been improperly adjusted before
the start and left rear wheel at the
roadside. 1t was decided to stop and
replace Is before finishing.
The roads over the Flint run were
found to be In surprisingly good con-
dition and several Of the cars made
the run of nearly 200 miles In six
hours, though pinched for exceeding
the speed limits In Pontiac.
JACKSON, Mich, May 13.-(Spe-
cial. 1.-The Simplex was the first ma
chine to arrive here In the auto en-
durance run from Detroit TO Jackson
and return. It arrived about IL o'clock
making the trip In 4 hours and half.
and will leave here at o'clock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
yesterdsy's Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Cincinnati 8. Boston ?.
New York 3. Chicago 2.
st. Louis 10, Brooklyn 0.
Philiies 3. Pittsburg l.
Today's Games.
Cincinnati at Boston.
St Louis at BROOKLYN.
Chicago at New York.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-13
Team Of All Nations.

Some nationalities on that Boston
American team--yes? McConneI.
Stahl. Check, Cicotte and Arellanes.
for example.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-13
sBatted for Kleinow in ninth.
tBatted for Wilson In ninth.

sBatted for Kleinow in ninth.
tBatted for Wilson in ninth.
2 r
Detroit % % Ill
New Y'k o o. I
Two-base hits-Engle, Laporte.
Three base hit-Cobb. Home run
Crawford Sacrifice hits-RosHman,
Summers, Keller. Sacrifice hy--Epgle.
stolen bases-McIntyre .. Bush 2. Cobb
Rossman, Schaefer. First base on balls
with pitched bail-By Summers, Cree,
by Wilson. Stanage. First base on err
rors--Detroit 2. Left on bases. Detroit
s New York g. Struck out-,By Sim
Tners D by Wilson T. Double play
Cobb. Rossman and Schaefer Wild
pitch-Wilson. Time-2.O5. Umpires
KERN and Sheridan. Attendance
s.s27.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-13
A pbonev lrjshman.

A Phoney lrishman.
And now they say that Quinn OF
the Highlanders is really a Hunyak
name Pikus! This Is indeed . blow
to the Turks.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-13

o. KS VS.. All-Stars.
o. KS will play the All-Stars at Gar
vey's next Sunday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-13
Victoria Day-Grand Trunk Railway
svstem-Canadian Points One Fare

Dates OF sale May FL, 22., %. "a; re-
turn limit May 26. City ticket Office.
No. LA -Woodward-ave,. telephons
NJ. 80
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

STAN DING
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21
Herald Juniors Prove to Be Poets in Limerick Contest
(First Prizel

! sent, as a valentine, to my cat ].
\ A cotton canary and sawdust rat. I.
= She purred her delight, i
\ They cried in alright, j.
= When she tried to eat them, and j.
\ scratched her right. ].
HAROLD HOLSTON. i
= 1856 King street. Metcalf school, i
= fourth grade, San Bernardino. i
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21
LITTLE FOLKS SAYINGS

Walter, aged Z, is a wise son who
knows not only his own father. but his
mother as well.
''Now, Walter" said the teacher eff
your father can do piece of work in
one hour and your mother could also
do it in one hour, how long would it
take both of them to do it?'
''Three hours" answered Walter,
counting the time they would waste
in arguing about how it should be
done"
Teacher-Children, an island is a
body of land entirely surrounded by
water Now, Willie, what is an
island?
Willie-A person in a bath tub.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21
LIMERICK CONTEST

PRIZES handsome books completed limerick
submitted by Los Angeles writer completed
erlck sent in by writer from outside the city limits.
Fill in the last line, making rhyme with the first two and have
the meter.
Papers in this signed with name and address
and of school and grade.
All contributions for this be addressed AUNT
LAURIE Herald Junior The Herald Angeles must
be received at this office later than afternoon
February u.
Sweet little Maude fell into the drain
One day just after pouring rain,
Her shoes got
She'll forget
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21
Honorable Mentionl

\ I sent, as a valentine, to my cat !
y A cotton canary and sawdust rat. !
X She purred her delight, i
X They cried in alright, 4
= "Oh, please don't eat US; we won't 1
= make you fat ]
X FLORENCE MOORE. !
\ f211 East Washington street. BS J
\ grade, Twentieth street school, i
\ Los Angeles, Cal. i
= < \ + < X < < #**# - + /
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21
First Prize)

\ sent, as valentine, to my cat <
j. cotton canary and sawdust rat. !.
: She purred her delight, I.
\ They cried in alright, 4
! But could not run; each was blind !.
as a bat. !.
X MARION WATSON. 4
X 2453 Folsom street CornWell !.
\ street school, grade AS. j.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21
ABOUT PRIZES FOR HONORABLE
MENTIONS

i Competitors in any contest are /
J. entitled to a handsome book prize ].
J. when their work has received hon j.
K orable mention three times. 4
j. They must claim the prize, SUBJ i
= mitting copies of their letters, sto- i
!. ries or limericks. !.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21

Coasting down the hillside
Are little Bill and Joe,
Going like creased lightning"
Ger the glistening snow.
And other boys who hear them
Come forth with merry shout
And swell the crowd of coasters
Till the whole town is turned out.
And there they 60 so gayly
By moons most glorious light,
And each dear happy youngster
Wishes he might coast all night.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21
(HonorabIe Mention)

= I sent, as a valentine, to my cat !.
i A cotton canary and sawdust rat X
\ She purred her delight, 4
\ They cried in alright, !
= Until I comfOrted them with pat. X
\ CELESTE BENTON. J.
\ 801 West Thirty-Second street. i
: Jefferson street school, AS grade. i
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21

= big door mat. +
\ DANIEL MCCONNELL. i
\ Santa Monica, Cal. Lincoln +
= high school, SA grade. y
= i / ! ! + + 4 j. + l. + 4 4 4 < 4
1 sent as valentine to my cat,
cotton canary and sawdust rat.
She purred her delight,
They cried in alright,
AS she ran at them from masters Aat
ZELLA PERDEW,
Age 9. grade two. Redondo Beach.
sent as valentine to my cat,
cotton canary and sawduSt rat.
She purred her delight,
They cried in alright,
And hurried to get out of sight.
MARION BENSON,
1899 North Marengo avenue, Pasadena
I sent as valentine to my cat,
A cotton canary and sawdust rat.
She purTed her delight,
They cried in alright,
Please don't eat us until fat.
HAROLD RICE.
Station v, Los Angeles, Manchester
school. age 6, first grade.
I sent a valentine to my cat.
cotton canary and sawduSr rat.
She purred her delight,
They cried in alright,
Well what do you think Of that?
CUTHBERT HARRlS,
Covina. age 10. grade 5.
I sent as a valentine to my cat.
A cotton canary and sawdust rat
She purred her delight,
They cried in alright.
I'm scared Of the things that are not fat
FRANCIS TOMLINSON,
240 South Bright avenue, Whittier, Penn
street school, grade 3, age 8.
A cotton canary and sawdust rat
She purred her delight.
They cried in alright,
She'll never eat that my nice new mat
MAURICE DES MOVERS.
Academy, grade six
sent as a valentine to my cat,
A cotton canary and sawdust rat.
She purred her delight,
They cried in alright,
And l gave her some meat to make her
Eighth grade, Orange avenue school,
sent as a valentine to my cat.
A cotton canary and sawdust rat.
She purred her delight,
They cried in alright,
Until 1 said to her PUSSY. you scat"
JENNIE EDMONDSON,
322 North Newlln avenue, Whittier.
I sent as a valentine to my cat,
A cotton canary and sawdust rat.
She purred her delight,
They cried in alright,
busheI like us wouldn't make you fat.
MARION ROGERS.
1885 American avenue. Long Beach, II
years BIT grade. Pine street school
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21

y Los Angeles, Cal. 4
= X i i < X < < <
sent as valentine to my cat,
A cotton canary and sawduSt rat.
She purred her delight,
They cried in alright
Recall us not yet, let's be where we're at
vORIs H CONNoR,
Mckinley avenue school, grade A4, age g.
sent as valentine to my cat
A cotton canary and sawdust rat.
She purred her delight.
They cried in alright
Where she tore up both canary and rat
MAUD KLASGYE
Brawley, age II years, BrawIey school,
grade six.
sent as valentine to my cat
cotton canary and sawdust rat.
She purred her delight
They cried in alright
When she swalloyed the sawdust rat
ALVIN FoRRY,
Garden Grove, sixth grade, age Il.
sent a valentine to my cat,
A cotton canary and sawdust rat.
She purred her delight,
They cried in alright
What horrid blast is that
JULIA ROBERTS.
I sent as a valentine to my cat
cotton canary and sawdust rat
She purred her delight
They cried in alright,
Till out of the bellfry few the old bat.
OWEN NOTION.
so7 KeRsington road.
1 sent a valentine to my cat
cotton canary and sawdust rat
She purred her delight
They cried in alright,
And ran away and hid in grandma's hat
500 Kensington road, Temple street
school
A cotton canary and sawdust rat
She purred her delight,
They cried in alright,
Said she, I'm not fooled with that"
GEORGE DUDLEY,
Fifty-four avenue school, IA grade, High
land Park.
1 sent as a valentine to my cat
A cotton canary and sawdust rat
She purred her delight,
They cried in alright,
o tell me the joke to that.
EDGAR DUDLEY,
FYfty-fourth avenue school, grade AS, 541S
Aldama avenue.
I sent a valentine to my cat.
cotton canary and sawdust rat.
She purred her delight,
They cried in alright.
And my poor little joke fell fiat
ISABEL DUDLEY,
Fifty-fourth avenue school, Highland
Park, grade B6, Los Angeles
I sent a valentine to my cat,
cotton canary and sawdust rat.
She purred her delight,
They cried in alright,
When they heard the old cat yell SCAT"
RAYMOND LESLIE SMITH,
100 Cypress avenue, Loreto street school,
Bs grade, age II years.
I sent as a valentine to my cat,
cotton canary and sawdust rat.
She purred her delight,
They cried in alright,
The rat was quickly hid under my hat
GEORGE BROWN,
1859 Linden. avenue. Long Beach. grade
Az, Atlantic school, age 7.
I sent as a valentine to my cat.
cotton canary and sawdust rat.
She purred her delight,
They cried in alright.
oh 1 wish 1 wasn't so fat.
vENA HILL
s1S Olive street, Long Beach, age Z.
grade BE-.
sent as valentine to my, cat.
A cotton canary and sawdust rat.
She purred her delight,
They cried in alright,
She soon left them to play with my hat.
HELEN MARIE BURGE.
: Age g. grade Az, Washington school.
Ocean Park
sent as a valentine to, my cat
cotton canary and sawdust rat.
They cried in alright
She purred her delight,
When she bumped up her back they both
cried skat!
CHARLES EDWARDS.
1927 West Tenth street, grade Al, Hobart
school, age 3.
sent as a valentine to my cat.
cotton canary and sawdust rat.
She purred her delight,
They cried in alright
What did you give to my brother Pat?
DOROTHY BAAS,
1en5 Nnu Hamnshira street Washington
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21
TRUE

That others know more than we do,
Is true. At last I've hit it.
We know it's so, but still it's true,
We all hate to admit it.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21

4 Burbank. Burbank Grammar +
J. school, fifth grade i
+ !. 4 l. j. i j ! \ i J. + i X 4 i X
I sent valentine to my cat
cotton canary and sawdust rat.
She purred her delight,
They cried in alright,
"We're to play with, don't look at US like
that.
ETHEL MOORE.
1116 Clanton street. Fourteenth street
school, age IL, A5 grade.
I sent as a valentine to my cat
cotton canary and sawdust rat.
She purred her delight.
They cried in alright.
And called for the aid Of their friend,
the bat.
JOSEPHINE DEs MOVERS.
1861 South Flower street. age IA years
seventh grade, st. Mary's academy
sent valentine to my cat
cotton canary and sawdust rat.
She purred her delight,
They cried in alright.
Then she tore them up while she
scratched and spat.
MAUDE EDWARDS.
1927 West Tenth street, grade fifth, Ho-
bart school, age L.
sent as a valentine to my cat,
A cotton canary and sawdust rat.
She purred her delight.
They cried in alright,
When pussy gave them a.Ssoft little pat
BEULAH OFFUTT,
140S West Ninth street, Temple street
school, BIS grade
sent a valentine to my cat,
A cotton canary and sawdust rat
She purred her delight.
They cried in alright
And scampered and jumped, and halloaed
scat, scat"
LOIS NOTION.
B5 grade. Temple street school.
I sent, as a valentine, to my cat
cotton canary and sawduSt rat
She purred her delight,
They cried in alright
Don't worry, said pussy, 'Tm pretty
fat"
RAY LAMAR,
Grade s, age IA. La Habra school, Fuller
ton r. F. D. No. ).
I sent as a valentine to my cat
cotton canary and sawdust rat
She purred her delight
They cried in alright
And they in terror crept under the mat.
BERTHA MICHEL,
Age IA, Santa Ana, R. r. No. 3.
1 sent a valentine to my cat,
cotton canary and sawdust rat.
She purred her delight
They cried in alright,
When she left them chewed up where
they had sat.
ADELE AxTMAN
Age Is. 1905 Monterey road South Pasa-
dena. sophomore, South Pasadena high
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21
(HonorabIe Mention)

NIIUIIUI dUIS NIHlIUH1
y sent, as valentine, to my cat !
= A cotton canary and sawdust rat !
She purred her delight, I
! They cried in alright, (
! We fear before night she'll sample !
y our fat. <
4 CHRISTABEL PARKER. /
\ Burbank. Burbank Grammar I
i school, fifth grade. !
+ i 4 l. 4 j. (
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21

(Honorable Mention)
= I sent, as a valentine, to my cat
= A cotton canary and sawdust rat.
X She purred her delight,
\ They cried in alright,
= When puss rolled them over the
4 big door mat
y DANIEL MCCONNELL.
X Santa Monica, Cal. Lincoln
i high school, SA grade.
= + + + + 81 i
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-01
MOUNT PLEASANT 5ERECTS
PIONEER MONUMENT
Especial correspondence.

MT. PLEASANT, June 2s.-The pio-
neer monument, in honor of the pio-
5neers Of 1858. Will be located at the
northwest corner Of Church square. The
following are. the Inscriptions: Front
ate--'fErected in honor of the pioneers
of 1853 by the descendants of the pio-
nears whose names are inscribed upon
the monument. Unveiled July 6, "A. D.
1906"
Right plate-"William S. seely, Niels
p. Madsen. Rasmus Frandsen, NJ. c..
Christensen, Nathan Stalker, Jens c.
Jensen. John TldwelI. James Hansen,
Henry Wilcox, Peter NIosensen, John
Carter, Orange Seely, George Coates,
George Farnsworth, Jens Larsen, Peter
Hansen, Sven Larsen, Rudolphus N.
Bennett, Christian Brotherson, Jens
Jorgenson."
Back plate--"Nils Widergren Amber
son, Andrew Madsen, MAIDS NIadsen,
Niels Alldsen, Christian Madsen. John
Meyrich, Jens Jensen, Peter johann
sen, Niels Johansep, Justus w. Seely,
James X. McClenahan, John Waldemar,
Christian Hansen. Henry Erickson, An-
drew p. Oman. G. P. Anderson Chris
lMarten Aldrich. Daniel Page"
Left plate--Sefferson Tidwell, Ftlul
Dehlin, Morten Rasmussen, Hans G.. H.
Beck, Peter NJ. Pell, Erick Gunderseon.
Alma Zabriskie, Soren Jacob Hansen,
John F. Fechser. Andrew p. Jenson,
William Morrison, Hans J, simpson,
George Frandsen. Peter j. Jensen, j a.
cob christensen, Frederick p. Nielsen,
John L. Ivie, Christian Nielsen Chris
Jensen, Isaac Alfred, Andrew Johnson.
b The base of the monument will bear
the following Inscriptions: On the face,
s.1s59, Mt. Pleasant. 1909" and "Pio-s
fneerS colony led here by James r. Ivie,
president" On the right side Fort
Protection from Indians completed July,
1853" and Dimensions of fort &c rods.
square. wall IL feet high" On the
back, Colony named Mt Pleasant and
organized ward July Q. 1852" and
BLACK Hawk Indian war ls65-67.' !,
On the left. mt. Pleasant incorporat-
Ell a city Feb. 20, 1861" and Grass
hopper invasion 1SsT-S.''
H. H. Sharp of Springville, Utah. has
had charge of the putting up of the
monument which came from Bridge
port, Conn, and is made Of white
bronze.
The life size statue representing Faith
crowns the monument, being feet 3
inches high with 16-inch square base.
The base Of the monument is 61s feet
square. The total height is rs feet 3
inches. styiit a 81 ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-01
A Salt Lake City Case
Many More Like it in Salt Lake
City.

. b
The following case Is but one of
many similar occurring daily IN Salt
Lake City. 1t is an easy matter to
verify its correctness Surely you can
not ask for better PROOF than such con-
elusive evidence.
Mrs. c. NJ. Dale living at 45s west
Eighth South street. Salt Lake City,
Utah. says For year or more I
was entirely free from kidney com
plant until began suffering from
pains in the small of my back through
my loins. When caught cold or ever
exerted myself became very much
worse. and was often laid up from
three days to. a week at time. My
kidneys we're ALSO very Irregular and
gave me much distress and annoyance.
I heard SO many people praising Doan's
Kidney Pills. that decided to give
them trial. and procured q box at the
F. j. Hills drug store. They helped
me from the first, so continued tax
Ing them until was cured. ! am glad
to recommend the remedy that cured
me"
For sale by all dealers. Price 30.
cepta. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo,
Nav York. sole agents for United
States. gS5sss
Remember the naInADoan's-anc
take no othar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-01
FIRE IN PAINT Stone.

4 OGDEN. July Three runs with
in less than three hours was the re-
cord Of the Ogden Fire department
yesterday afternoon. The two first
runs did not amount to much but the
last five. which was in the wallpaper
and paint store of 4. 70. Morris and
the cutlery store Of Il. FL Becraft, did
about $4,000 worth of damage.
The Morris fire happened at about
8 O'Clock and called all the apparatus
from the central station and when the
arrived the entire interior
was n mass Of flames. The fire started
to spread to the roof of the Becraft
store but was quickly extinguished, as
was the blaze in the Morris store.
The loss to the Morris store and
stock win probably exceed $4,000 and
the loss through damage by water to
the Becraft stock will probably ex-
coed $500. The fire is believed to have
been started by spontaneous combus-
ton among some greasy rags that had
been thrown In a corner of tho room
AT 3 O'Clock the departm ent was call
ed to the corner of Thirty-fifth street
and Grant avenue where a grass fire
was found to be burning closely to n
barn. The second run was at 4 o'clock
to the residence OF 4. Gafver, go
Twenty-eigllth street where an over
heated stove caught fire to some wall
paper. The damage in both cases was
8trifillng
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-01
LIGHTNING PLAYS HAVOC
AT CARDSTON, CANADA
lspecial Correspondencc,,.

Cardston. Alberta. Canada, June 49,
AT II a. m. on the 18th inst, during u
heavy thunder storm, lightning struck
the barn owned By Mr.. S. NJ. WooIf,
four miles east from here. The barn
and contents were entirely consumed
within half an hour Luckily no ami
mails were in the building. but the ma
chinery and harness destroyed bring the
loss up to 600, with 81, 400 insurance.
Tho next evening another electrical
storm passed over the city during
which the electric light plant was in
jured considerably. The ground trans
former and the greater part Of the
switch board were burned out. Tenn
porary repairs, however. We're effected
and theslights were on again last even
ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-01
PROVO CELEBRATES
NATIONS NATAL DAY.
Committees Named to Arrange Details
or Days Patriotic
Program.

Is PROVO, July Provo Will have a
Fourth of July celebration. This was
decided at Il meeting of citizens held
last night in the council chamber, Of
which Mayor CT. Decker acted as
chairman and J, David Larson, as
secretary.
The Following executive committee.
was elected: RI. RI Irvine, Jr., chair
man; M. NJ. Kellogg, j. Il. Frisby Mrs.
w. n. Bassett, Brig Johnson, and Jos.
w. Dunn. subcommittee We're elect
ed to arrange the various details OF the
celebration. A partial program, IN
Guiding salute at o'clock, bicycle
races, and an Grafton by Hon. j. w. n.
Whitecotton, was outlined.
The committee will meet IN the
court room Friday evening,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-01
NEW SCHOOLS AT RAYMOND
O.COsT $4,000
fspecial Correspondence.

RAYMOND, Alta. Canada, June 22.7--3
June, which Is usually Alberta's month
Of heavy precipitation, has thus FAR
been hot and dry, ideal weather for the
maturing of late crops. In every al
rection can be seen the smoke Of steam
plows turning over the sod at the rate
of some hundreds Of acres per day. Our
increase Of crop area this eyar Is vari-
ousIy estimated at from so to 100 per
cent in excess of last year the present
high prices of wheat stimulating land
owners and bona tide investors to go
after some of the great wealth lying IN
wheat production. Alberta's average
wheat production last year is given at
as bushels per acre, and with wheat
buyers on the ground now offering one
dollar per bushel harvest delivery;
that a great rush is being made for
Alberta wheat lands is not surpris-l
ing 54.
This town is to be the educational
center of the Mormon Canadian colo
MES as the new high school, the con-
tract for which was recently let to
Messrs. Newton s. Cahoon of CardstonA
for about $4,000, will attract all the
Mormon high school pupils, and others
doubtless also, who are not OF the faith
of the Latter-day Saints. A new grade
school will also be constructed this
year costing close to $4,000, as Ray.
mond has wholly outgroWn the school
built some seven years ago.
iMetropolitanism has taken a strong
hold upon this progressive town as at
a mass meeting OF citizens a few
evenings ago 1t was decided to install
waterworks and have them in operation
before winter.
The knight Sugar company completed
its annual shipment of beef to outside
markets this week. The last consign-
ment went to Vancouver to be re-
shipped later TO the Alaska gold mines.
In order to keep their cattle holdings
good, the company has just shipped
from eastern Canadian points 1000 head
Of yearlngs and two-year-oids, which
arc now dotting the rich upland past
ures with their sleek and rapidly in
creasng bulk
Beet thinning is progressing rapidly
A small army Of Japs contracted for
by the sugar company doing the work
| most effectively
The community is thriving and grow
| ing some, the census euunlerators and
all those who in any way desire
| Ito see an Increasing population stimu-
| lated sigh dlsmaly when we chronicle
less than half dozen births a month
in the town of 1880 souls.