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The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-08-31
SOUTH SIDE.

Mrs. E. c. Priddy and son Dwight
and daughter Mrs. Lana Mahoney,
of Point Pleasant, are visiting Mrs.
F. NJ. Bowles.
Mrs. Fred Young and son, of
Illinois, are the guest of relatives
here.
Mr.. Joe Skinner of Rutland Ohio,
was visiting his cousin E. W. Kerns,
last week.
Miss Anna Porter of Huntington,
is the guest of Edith Dunn.
Mr.. Walter Vest, who has been
visiting his aunt Mrs. NJ. J. Hannis,
has returned to his home at Gin
cinnati.
Mrs. George Comstock and daugh.
ter Goldie, of Point Pleasant, and
Ruth woodward and Anna Davis, of
Gallipolis, were the guests of Mrs.
S. E. Errett last week.
Miss Angelina Priddy who has
been spending the summer with re-
latives in Illinois and Ohio, return
e. home Tuesday.
Grover Hall, wife and children,
OF Athens, are visiting friends here.
The Farmers Institute will be
at Harmony September ) and e.
Mrs. S. F. Errett was called to
Henderson, Saturday to see her
grandchildren Boone and Virginia
Murphy, who are i'll with diptheria.
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ECKARDCHAPEL.
Mason County Fair next week.

Mason County Fair next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McCulloch
and two children, of Oklahoma, are
the guests ofrelatives here this week.
Will Beabout, of Parkersburg, was
the guest of his parents Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rice and child
rem, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Foglesong
and children, of Old Town, Mrs.
Samuel Mcneil and children, were
visiting at Geo. Rice's Sunday.
Mrs. Lillian Rawson is the guest of
relatives in Kenova, this week.
Miss Helen RECTOR, of Cincinnati,
was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Sam
Eads and other relatives last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rawson and
daughter, Hester, ofDickerson, were
visiting his brother, V. H. Rawson,
Sunday.
Several people from here attended
the.ice cream supper at Bethel, Sat
urday night.
Alex and Robert Rifle were called
to Buffalo Sunday on account of the
serious illness oftheir sister, who is
not expected to recover.
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Notice.

Sealed bids will be received by the
undersigned Clerk until the 9th day of
September, 1910, at O'Clock p. m.
for paving Wand street between 18th
street and 18th street, in the toVn of
Point Pleasant, W. Va, with paving
brick to be furnished by the town.
The contractor to excavate and grade
street, and haul and spread the dirt
at the low places in the streets, the
distance to haul not to exceed one
halt mile. The excavations of streets
to be not less than nine inches from
top of cement gutter and road bed
spread with not less than FIVE inches
Of sand and gravel to be leveled and
graded with gage so that brick when
laid will be uniform and one inch
above the gutter before being rolled.
The center of the street to be six
inches higher than the curbs. The
laying of brick to commence at the
catch basin on west side of said street
north of railroad right-of-way and
continue through to l4th street. Al.
work to be done in frSt-class work.
man like manner and street to be
completed and made ready for travel
not later than November 20, 1910.
The above work to be done by the
contractor under direction of a COM
mittee appointed by the council OF
said town. The contractor to give
bond for the faithful performance of
the contract. Council reserves right
to reject any, or all bids.
W. c. WHALEY,
aug. 81. Clerk.
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Mason County Fair next week

Mason County Fair next week.
o. Clark, son and Mary Gray,
returned home the a5th, from Ohio,
where they have been visiting their
parents the past week.
John Slower and wife, of Elmwood
were the guests of their son Daniel
and wife, Saturday and Sunday.
James Bailey and wife, of Tribble
were the guests of L. F. Badgley
Saturday and W. F. Badgley Sun
day.
Alba Jividen and wife, of Elm
wood, were calling on his brother
John Jividen and wife, near here,
Sunday.
Hollie Martin a brakeman on the
Hooking Valley railroad is visiting
his parents.
The people of this section are
cutting tobacco.
Corn and tobacco in this section
are drying up for the want of rain.
Johnathon Jiyiden known as Polk
was married few days ago for the
fourthEtime having been married to
his second wife twice and this time
he was married to his step daughter
Ora Craig. He is an old soldier.
The Children's Day Saturday at
Walker chapel was quite a success.
With several speakers on the ground
one speech was made by Putnam
county superintendent, also one by
c. c. Knapp ofWinfeld, and several
others. Hon. Rankin Wiley and
Judge Parsons of Point Pleasant
were expected to be on the ground
but for some reason failed to come.
Mrs. Martz and Frank Worrell of
Washington c. H. are visiting
friends here.
Peter Myers of Elmwood was the
guest of E. D. Martin Sunday.
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TOWN HALL.
Mason County Fair next week

Mason County Fair next week.
Lafayette Holley, candidate for
member of Board of Education, en-
poets to be elected by a big majority.
Cbas. Meadows, Jas. Meadows,
W. H. Meadows and Rev. L. H.
Smith attended the Teas Valley as
sociation last week and reported a
good time.
The Town Hall ball team played
their first game Saturday, with the
Glenwood Blues the score being 8 to
5 in favor of the Blues.
Ed. Powell spent Saturday night
with Jas. c. HoIley and family.
Mrs. Lenie Meadows and son,
spent Saturday night and Sunday,
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. W.
]. Meadows.
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MASON CITY.
Mason County Fair next week.

Mason County Fair next week.
Mr.. Parsons, of Leon, was the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. Fremont
Gold, Sunday.
John Reitmire and children, of
New Haven, spent Sunday with
Henry Winters and family.
Born, TO Philip Gress and wife,
last Wednesday, daughter.
Elmer Martin, of Point Pleasant,
was seen on our streets Thursday.
Howard Long and Charles Brown,
of Maggie, were calling on Misses
Lena Winters and Stella Gress, Sun
day.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hobbs, who has
been visiting Capt. Cariens and fam
lily for several weeks, returned home
last Thursday. Mrs Hobbs reports
that Mrs. Cariens, who has been SER
iously i'll is able to be out again
which her many friends will be glad
to hear.
Miss Esta Harper left Friday for
an extended visit to friends and rela.
tives at Fl. Wayne, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Dornick, o.
Fit. Wayne, Ind, are the pleasant
guests of Mrs. Geo. Engles.
John Cooper, of Clifton, who ha.
been the night operator, has resigned
his position and Mr.. Purdun, of New
Haven, has filed the place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gygax enter
tanned friends from Point Pleasant
Sunday.
Several from this place attende,
the funeral of the late Mr.. Fox, a
Clifton, Monday. He was killed b,
the midnight hier Saturday night.
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FLAT ROCK.
Mason County Fair next week

Mason County Fam next week.
J. H. Smith, who has employment
at Deepwater, was called home Sat
urday on account of the illness of
his daughter, Miss Rachel, who is
very low with typhoid fever.
Ben ROush, of Oak Grove, was
calling in this vicinity Sunday.
Harry G. sterne, barber, at Page,
W. Va, is spending short vacation
at home.
Mr.. Salisbury, of Kanawha county,
passed through here Sunday with his
race horse enroute to the Gallipolis
and Point Pleasant Fairs. We hope
to see Farewell come in o. K. in the
races.
o. D. Kent and son, and Miss
Gusta Sterne, spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends at Graham Sta.
Mrs. J. V. Sterne is a severe sui,
ferer with rheumatism.
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DAM 26.
Mason County Fair next week

Mason County Fair next week.
Linn and johnson, of U. S. En-
gineers office, Dam 90, spent Sunday
in GaIlipolis.
Dam 90 ball team de Gated Mer-
cerville Wednesday by the score of
Is to s. Batteries Dam 90, Ingels,
Gibeaut and Hagery; Mercerville,
Sterrette, Frailey and Stevens. In
gels did some good pitching, striking
out his brother Clyde twice, also one
of o. H. f. stars. 1t seems as
though the visiting team coming here
to play is trying to down the Dam
boys. They 90 around in different
parts of the country picking up play
erS. Sunday Ingels and Sterrite
from Gallipolis, Colwell from Patriot,
Shaker from MillerSport, and whole
lot more from no one knows where.
There was some excitement when
lngels was struck out by his kid
brother, and he served them all alike.
Any one wanting a game for Sunday
Sunday, write c. W BruF.
Leslie Hager. Dam eos star catch
er, spent Sunday night at Millers-
port.
Miss Bonnie Lusher gave house
party for some college friends last
week. The guests were Misses Whit
taker, Columbus, Ga, Reynolds,
Key West, Fla, Woodland, Charles
ton, W. Va, Elnora and Ruth JAG
obs, Pomeroy, Alexander, Gallipolis,
Sands, Gallipolis, Riton, Crew, Va.
The party was entertained at Dam
by Johnson and Livson, of the L. S.
engineers office with hay ride up
Mud Run Valley with luncheon at
the Mud Run school house.
Miss Maroney, of Pittsburg, re-
turned home after few days visit
with her parents.
Jas. Casio and wife, Writ Jordan
and wife, of Henderson, spent Sum
day with Mike Lyons and family.
Mrs. Calls and daughter, of Park
spent Sunday here.
Miss Rachel wetherhOIt is visiting
friends and relatives at Barboursville,
this week.
Ora Broils star short stop for Dam
&c ball team, is at home sick.
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GLENWooD.
Mason County Fair next week

Mason County Fair next week
The GlenwOod Blues crossed bats
with Glenwood Stars Sunday on the
formers ground to the tune of : to
$ in favor ofthe Blues.
Mrs. Lizzie Blake and children, of
Guyandotte, are visiting relatives at
this place.
Several from this place attended
the annual meeting of the Church of
Christ held Roach. cabell county,
Saturday and Sunday.
Lewis Steel, of MERGERS Bottom,
Miss Essie Meadows and brother,
Randall, spent Saturday and Sunday
with the latter's sister, Mrs. ]. F.
Hannah, of Huntington, the latter
accompanied them home.
Those spending Sunday with j. D.
Keister and family, were Russell
Waugh, Pete Wallace. Eliza Mccoy,
Della Meadows and Bessie Mccoy.
Thos. Clarke and wife, passed
through our vicinity Friday enroute
to Upland to visit her sister, Mrs. j.
H. Mccoy, who has been on the
sick list for some time.
J. D. Keister purchased fine
horse from 0. f. Mccoy, last week.
Mrs, Rosa starkey spent satur,
day night with her sister, Mrs. Jas.
Chapman, near Milton.
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HEIGHTS.
Mason County Fair next week

The ladies of the L. B. church of
Heights will give an ice cream social
Saturday night Sept. Srd. All
are invited.
Mr.. Vance Blagg is visiting friends
at Charleston, this week.
Miss Daisy Armstrong of West
Columbia, was the guest of friends
here Sunday.
Miss Ruby Gaskins and brother
Leonard visited relatives at Ravens
wood, Sunday.
Mr.. Henry McNeal of Quincy,
is visiting his parents here this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Mcculloch
and little daughters, Grace and
Pauline of McAlester Okla, are
visiting friends here.
Mr.. Lew Mourning of MiddIeport,
is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. C. 7. Rayburn and son Carl,
have returned home after visit to
friends in the country.
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ted the 18th day of February, 1904,
and recorded in said Clerks Office
in Deed Book No. II, page 500.
Terms of sale, cash in hand on day
of sale.
Given under my hand this eth
day of August, 1910.
VAN, B. HAIL.,
Trustee, appointed in place Of
John c. Thomas, Trustee.
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FORMER MASON CITY NAN DEAD.

Word has been received here of the
death of Philip Johnson, formerly
Marshal, of Mason City, at his late
home in Oklahoma. The remains
were taken to Marietta for burial.
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GALLIPoLIs FERRY.
Mason County Fair next week.

Mason County Fair next week.
Jim Arlington and wife visited the
formers parents, Tom Henry and
wife, at Arlee, Sunday.
Mrs. Leda Long was visiting her
parents at Sycamore, Wednesday.
Mrs. Nancy Roberts is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Lucy Rowley and daughter,
of Ravenswood, visiting May Wall
ace for the past week, returned home
Sunday.
Wilson Taylor and wife. of syca-
more, were visiting Mrs. Taylor's
parents, Ella Gordon and wife, Sun
day.
Joe Pieken's little child fell into a
kettle of hot water, Friday, and was
badly scalded.
Miss GoIdie Leith, of Cattletts-
burg, has been visiting Miss Rilla
Wallace, for the past few days.
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ROANOKE.
Mason County Fair next weeL

NAaSOi SouLiIy en next week,
Mrs. Bette Dixon of West colum.
bia, was the guest of Mrs. Mary
Mccarty last week.
Mrs. Essie Click and Miss Ester
Bibber of cottageyille, spent Sun,
day at J. E. Wilson'S.
James canter and sister Myrtle,
Obey Mason and Rose Ogden, at
tendedethe ice cream social at Oak
Grove, Saturday night.
Prof. W. E. McCarty left Wed,
nesday for Jacksonburs, where he
will begin his duties as principal OF
the high school there.
Quite large crowd attended the
baptising at School House Sunday.
Anna the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Alfrey Russell, was ser.
iousIy burned Saturday by falling in
FIRE, where they had Just taken a
peach butter kettle of.
Messrs Obey Mason and Free
Taylor returned to Pittsburg, Wed
nesday after ten days visit here.
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Jas. Meadows passed here this
morning enroute to Lizzie Haigh's
where he has employment.
John B. Meadows has employment
George Holley and Eugene Meadows
to assist him in digging well. They
have reached depth of go feet.
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LEART R. F. D. No.2.
Mason County Fair next weeL


Mr.. James Smith who was call
ed home on account of the illness
of his daughter, Rachel, has returned
to his work.
Gusta Sterne attended the ice
cream supper at Taylor Frdley's
Thursday night.
orn PuIBn and John Rice, made
a business trip to Gallipolis Mon
day.
Ora EckaSd-Love was the CUES. OF
Mrs. orn PuIlin Sunday.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY yirture of deed of trust ex-
ecuted to John c. Thomas. Trustee,
by a. F. Burlington and Cora Gill,
dated on the eth day of April, 1905,
and recorded in the Office of the
Clerk of the County Court of Mason
County, West Virginia, in Trust
Deed Book No. 90, page 46I, and
also in the Office of the Clerk of the
County Court of Braxton County.
West Virginia, in Trust Deed Book
No. ., p. $40, to secure the payment
of eight promiSSory notes fully men
toned and described therein, exccu-
ted by the said A. F. Butnn- .om,
and payable to the order o; Inc Rus
sell * Company, corportJ;oa, toar
of said notes being FOR the sam OF
$4,000 each, two for S2IS.I$ each.
and the other two for S2IS.I2 eacn,
and default having been made IN the
payment thereof, and being required
so to do by the said The Russell *
Company, the holder of sad notes,
and by virtue of at order Of the Cir
cult Court of Braxton County, West
Virginia, made on the 4th day of
June, 1910, substituting the under
signed Trustee in the room and stead
of said John c. Thomas | will on
THE 80 DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1910,
commencing at. 10 o'clock A. NJ, at
the front door of the courthouse of
said Mason County, West Virginia,
proceed to sell, by way Of public
auction, to the highest bidder, the
real estate conveyed by said deed of
trust, or so much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy said indebted
ness. Said real estate lying and be-
ing in Cooper District, in said Mas
son County, described in said trust
deed, and consisting of three lots or
parcels of land, to wit: First a lot
containing six acres, more or less,
and being the same lot conveyed to
said Cora Gill by Mary i Hayman,
by deed dated the lst day of Dec
ember, 1908, and recorded in the
Office of the Clerk of the County
Court of said Mason County, in deed
Book No. Il, page 5SS.. Second,
lot or parcel containing FIVE acres,
more or less: and Third, a lot or par
Gel containing one acre, more or less:
the two lots last mentioned being
the same conveyed to the said Cora
Gill by Mary J. Hayman, by deed |
dated the lst day of December, 1908, /
and recorded in the Office ofthe Clerk .
Of the County Court of said Mason
County, in Deed Book No. II, page
SIS. Second, lot or parcel con-
tainirg FIVE acres, more or less; and
third, lot or parcel containing one
acre, more or less; the two lots last
being the same con-
Keyed to the said Cora Gill by
Annie E. Alexander and hush
md and NJ. J. Hayman by Deed da-
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Linn and Johnson, of U. S. En-,
gineers office, Dam 90, spent Sunday
in GaIlipolis.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
WILL CONSULT KEENE
Hooking Creditors 10 Seek
FHeRdlg Settlement.

creditors of Roberts. Han 4 Criss. one
az are three Stock Exchange nrulF that
failed as q result - the coiiause OF the
Columbus and Hooking pool on January
IT, met yesterday ar the Lawyers club
80 20 broadway, TO receive the report
of the committee ~ three which was app
pointed al meeting of the creditors on
March > 20 investigate the failure.
li developed at the meeting that there
was strong objection GA the part Of the
stock EAchange creditors II Mr Criss 10
aplear personally !. amy litigation AGAINST
Ar. heene, a. previously recommended. al
though, as one of them put d. they were
Ni4.lns 10 Furnish the sincvs ~ war provtd-
I'd some one else would bring tho suit
he added. however. that before anv such
action was brought the Stock Exchange
creditors We're In favor ~ trying 60 neso-
nate "a substantial settlement with ar
hetne and the members ~ the pool.
After considerable discussion a motion
was adopted that The present committee
~ three, consisting of John a. SAKE. Charles
L. Andrews and James a. Wainwright. Dee
continued. with power To increase its mem
oefship and with the understanding that II
proceed % SET the opinion II creditors on
plan % appoint John A. Carver. Of the
law firm of Sherman q Sterling. of NO
5a Wall street general counsel Tor The cred
rors. with a retainer of S5oe1 and 10 Ter
cent commission on amy amounts recovered.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
Of Interest TO Women.
BLANC NANCE EGGS
SeTUed IN Nests OF jelly at
Easter Dinners.

bianc mango eggs arranged IN a nest ~
lemon Jelly make an attractive dessert for
the Easter table. and are as good 10 eat as
they are 10 lcok az. Prepare a quaAt Of
blanc mango. am before cooling separate
It into five parts. Color one part piak and
favor u with rose. another part yellow
with tho yo!h Cf an egg and favor il with
orange. Tint third part with green vege-
tanls coi9rIng and flavor with lemon or
pis'achtO extract. Flavor ami color the
fourth with chocolate and the NTH leave
in its orisipai white. havoriug With almond
Have ready egg shells that have been
opened AZ one end. carefully emptied of
their contents and tnen washed out. The
eggs may be used In 0n1elets rabbits. pud-
dings. mullins. cornbread and cookies. as
the whites and yolks 10 not have % be
separated in making these dishes
Pour tie FIVE ielies into the empty ezg
shells set theIa. open side up. In "A PAINFUL
Of bran or neal So that there can b.. no
danger Of their tipping over While they
are hardening prepare some stin lemon
jelly. Just before ssrvir e the dessert uisce
the lemon jelly oL Ilatter. break it up
with fork Co give a semhlauce OF straw.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
WHAT is STYLE?
Il Harmonious Whole Made
Up Of Perfect Parts.

The correctness OF the silhouette makes
the fashionable woman There was a time
when she was all lunches a. the hins AMI
small ~ the top. az another era wher the
enormous pIf sleeves were IN vogue. she
was very large across the shoulders and
small asove ard below. Put to-day che IS
slender ali the way down. save perhaps
for big hat AZ the top and a little pun
ing of fhe skirt below the knees.
One reason why some women never man
age ~ loos stylish. no matter what they
put on. Is that they neglect 20 consider
themselves On silhouette Another Is that
they DO not appreciate the value Cf details
The French woman. though she may rot
always pay as much attention 20 grooming
and personal hygiene as the American
manages 20 look better groomed and better
dressed than most other women berause
she never fOrgets either the minute details
OF her toilet or their total effect. Sot a
hair is out % place. not pin obtrudiug
IT'S ugly presence anywhere. and gloves
wells. neckwear and foOtgear are ir fault
less condition.
IE larger matters she is not so faultless
For neatness and order in a su'au room
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
TO PENETRATE PENNSYLVANIA.
Western Maryland Railway viii Con-
meet with Pittsburg & Lake Erie.

benjamin r. Bush. president Of the West
eru Maryland Railway Company. has sent
letter % the tackholG-rs advising them
o- tlf calling ~ Special meeting for
March @ - act upon a resolution of tile
directors for issuance and sale - s.. s5s 67a
of tae authorized and unissged common
stock. tle proceeds ~ which viii he used
t1r building The eigh,y-dve miles ~ rail-
road t-nu tle present terminus ~ tile
Western Maryland. m Cumberland. AId 70
a connection ~ CauueISvllle. Penn. with
the PittshCrg a Lake Erie with which the
Western MARY land recently entered into "a
traffic agreement
The new stock IS - be offered 10 the
common and preferred share holders for
Subscription pro rata to the amount ~ -
Irr cent ot their respective present hold
.E-s. tae subscription price being So a
shan, Iar value 2sD. ar which price the
-.m realized would Dee ABOUT sl271-. .Fi5. II
l- estimated. Precedent Bush SAYS. that
about SI27p6.-" vil he required to meet
tae cost ~ The proposed new construction.
The subscriptions for The new stock VIII
le payable .n fte instalmeuts of 50 each
covering ptriod ~ about tWo years An
-u-erwritin- syndicate. beaded hv Blair a.
co.,. ulu take such stock as may not be
subscribed Tor by The stockholders.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22

WIN donhtfui outlook. is now an invest
mont with surc returns
Ia no parl of the state Is the story ~ the
hasln nature of this great country moro tn
evidence than in the southwest. There ;he
ariesian wells gush forth warm water iu
endless quantity. and this warmth Is said
70 bc due 10 tho far distance from which
the supply comes. IN the Pecos country, a
TIE northwest the artesian water Is cold
owing 20 the comparative nearness 81 ,be
mountain sources.
Win tins natural basin as the receptacle
az the moisture gathered in tho great ,in-
lanos, the farmers are never den.rae,,
upon rainfall There Is plenty ~ This in
tho north central and coast countriee I'm,
provision may soon hc made in MANY sec-
uous therc Ter protection against drou.hs
There was one last year thar caulc b.,..
been counteracted ii preparation had l,,-.,,
Tnce. Irrigation. az FIRST seemingly an ex-
ponsive proaositipu has been found 10 ra,
ne matter where it has been introl,ceB
The drainage canals could always take ~
excessive rainfals. bu; the reservoirs ca,
'e made 10 receive "a eoodly portion of th..
surplus water.
The problem ~ problems fo- she farmer
need not confront the settler IN this state.
no mattcr what crop hc may dct.rr1ine 10
RAISE. For him there uecd he no seasons ~
of}nsss. There need be M loss Il crops.
death ~ fruit trees or danger % cattl, be-
cause of lack ~ water. The greatest drain
axe basin IN the world is ,,,a.- its g.,
80 matter where re- may sa.tia ,bis l,seir
rs ready Tor tapping. No matter what the
crop, the slpp1 ~ moisture can be regu-
laiea % sun the most exacting scientiac
purposes.