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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-08-04
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS KNOW
WHAT THEY ARE ABOUT

Because the commissioners be-
lieye 1t 10 be their duty, theyare
going ahead with the development
oi the county poor farm. They
feel it Is duty they owe TO the
poor and INDECENT Of the county.
As matter Of dollars and cents. it
is likely to prove "a paying invest
ment The eighty acre farm was
lid in on taxes While the price
OF wafer shares on the north side
OF the river was still al the mIai-
mum. the commissioners bought
80 shares at an actual saving OF
twelve hundred dollars over pres
eni prices. The water service l.
Be best in the county or state.
fer that matter This land would
sell any day for twelve hungrrd to
two thousand dollars more than
il cost the county. When the
land Is cleared and in crops. il
viii afford the superintendent and I
The wards under his care chance I
10 raise most OF the food supplies Z
for the establishment. besides haN- I
ing something to sell. As irrigated 4
lands in the county come up in
price year by year, this poor farm
Viii rise accordingly and the eoun-
~ viii be the gamer by it. 1t
viii take something more than the
'antings Of an irresponsible editor
. make the people believe their
commissioners are grafters. spec
ally when this editor has no bet
er sense or decency than to mis-
'tate facts in the face of a county
'eeord And by the way, is dis
orting the truth for the purpose
# breaking down the characters OF
'ublic men any better than graft
ng which the aforesaid editor is :
u concerned about? {
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-08-04

"a >ioSiione. which j. dry
Town IN a dry county containing
the residence Of the dry county
attorney. Surely not beer by the
barrel that has never paid a tax in
Lincoln county. unless it i hush
money Yet, nevertheless and not
wiihstanding, about every living
SOIL III lbe county seat seems to
know al about ii except the pro-
~ecuting attorney and the editor
% The Journal and they are a. in
norent d. little lambs Of any IL
quor IN Sh0shone But there may
be a mystery about This. Perhaps
The Gooding editor l. playing the
game with beer up his sleeve. You
Know when The devil wants to per-
form The exquisiieiy deleetable
job of sllcIng a living soul. he be-
gins with praise or flaitery- And,
De saints deliver uS.but actually
b. praises our democratic county
'tlefney.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-08-04

ine entertainment ana comfort
= all: this fair Of Lincoln county
Nill not only be an Instructive Oh
sson Of what progressive,
Intelligent and determined people
ean accomplish when assisted by
a niarNelously productive soil. an
abundance of water for irrigation
dad d congenial climate. but il is
planned 10 also make this occasion
gala celebration; brass bands ga
fore. match games between visiting
"ase bail teams dancing, tugs Of
war. ana races Of various kinds.
beauty contests. oratorical fire
works etc; something doing every
minute i what the entertainment
committee promises.
Lincoln County says to all: Come
to Wendell October 3rd.l tn, and
5ih Come early and stay late.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-08-04
WHO Is GRAFT AND
WHERE is HE AT?

our esteemed friend Of the Good
ing Herald. notwithstanding ms
grafi-busting proclivitie-. seems 10
have fallen a trifle short Of his op-
poriunities Perhaps he l. afflicted
wiih Blind Frank on the brain.
1t does seem trifle peculiar that
the gifted quill pusher Of the Her
aid: be- Of The sharpened knife.
ready to sia~F the 'inardsr out Of
he bioaied 6edy Of graft whether
public or private: he that secs red
IN viewing The official life Of Sho-
'lioi's; be of ihe prying nose.
uned ike the buzzards 10 glee-
.uliy sniff the decaying sinks OF
ife. should actually miss an 0p-
loriuniiy 10 smell carrion. How
'eiOfmer Of such sin-chasing abil-
lies could ever poke lii- deleciaIle
'robosei> into Shoshone without
melting beer j. one of the inys-
efIes- Horrors, surely not 6eerl
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-08-04
L. =. TAKES A HAND

Last Saturday a case of unsuaI
interest owing TO the vastness Of
The interests involved was brought
before Judge Edward A. Walters
at chambers ami was by him trans
ferred To the United States court
al Boise ON an order presented by
L. :. Attorney e. II. Lingenfelter
and signed by no less a a-personage
than the chief justice 0f The Su-
preme Court of the United States.
The case was petition for an or
der lo allot the waters of Snake
river between the Twin Falls
South Side Canal company. the
MinMoka reclamation project and
ibe Twin Fails North Side Land 4
Nascr company The south Side
company which presented the PEE
.ition was represented by senator
A. Nj. Bowen Of Twin Fails and C.
E. CaVauaugh of Boise. C. H. Lin
senIelier had charge Of the gov
.rumeni interests cf the Minidoka
,rolect.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-08-04
WHY NOT TELL 1T ALL?

The Gooding Herald charges
Sheriff Zug with holding up a war
rant Tor the arrest OF {. ". Wer-
nicke vhy l. charged with en-
teyzlemeai The facts 50 far as
IN Sln riff Is concerned. are thst
after in- warrant had beea handed
to the sheriff. the prosecuting at
torneN. under whose orders the
sheriff Is supposed to work in such
ca~es. requested that the warrant
be held until he could investigate
The charges further and the sheriff
did - l.pon The advice OF Judge
" alters.
The herald i d democratic pa
per. ihe county attorney Is demo-
crat- ihe sheriff aRd Judge Walters
are reEublicans, ,can it be pos
'lhie that this has been made an
'feasltn for democrat paper to
Tight these republican officers over
he head Of the attorney Rupert
sIanecr-Becord
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-08-04

f.7l witnesses We're presented by
If. prosecution but Mr.1Wernicke
GH Hai appear in person Mrs
hEnpioa wa one of several per-
sou- whC placed money ln the
Aislls. OF Mr Wernicke while he
Vas couaiy treasurer for which he
sste receipt 0blging himself to
hEesi tie same In county war
:aEis Nc keep them i'll tie county
Na1I. Tire money l. gone and
there ARE no warrants in the
names o. the investors Sir. Wer-
nirke ores not deny the obligation,
bet claims that he does not have
the money 10 pay them nor does
he tEow what became Of the cash.
lc constitute ease Of embez-
zienaIlt, the prosecution must
prov an intent to defraud. Mr..
Hsist denies that there was any
fraudulent intent on the part Of
'ls client and argues that no such
anien. was proved BY the prose
raiion. To maintain his position
he introduced decisions from the
supreme courts Of Idaho. Texas.
Louisiana Mississippi, Rhode Is
land Michigan and six other states.
It was because of this point OF law
that Judge Fuller took the matter
under adVisement till Wednesday
afternoon at , o'clock. at which
lime he rendered the decision
That the state has failed to pro
1ace evidence sufficient TO con
'iiute or sustain the crime or
'harge OF embezzlement. Also
That there Is ne evidence
moving or tending to show that
Eis defendant fraudulently appro-
'fiated the sum Of sIS2.0s or any
'ari thereof. to his own use The
'ei.Ident was discharged. Il
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-08-04
IDAHO Is NOT SUFFERING FOR
IRRIGATION WATER

bon h. Bark. who Is in charge Of
the local experimental work of
the department Of agriculture
stated "Wednesday that the supply
Of wafer for irrigating purposes in
the various portions of southern
and central Idaho Is keeping up
comparatively We'll with the de
mands of the land.
Ia the sections tributary To-
Wood river which include ketchurl
HALEY and the lands controlled bv
the Idaho Irrigation company.
sand Mr. Bark. THE supply Of ir-
risaiion water has been ample for
all purposes. Wood river has fully
sustained its usual large flow and
the lands adjacent have been ar
corded sufficient moisture for all
agricultural and horticultural
needs. ~ result the crops in
hese sections promise to do better
han the average and on a par with
ihe universally good yields all over
.he state.
He Snake river. which feeds
water 10 one of the largest irri-
gated areas in the United states.
has been running low the past few
weeks and FOR a time it was feared
hat the vast sections Of irrigated
ausiS. which 1rnend ilnon tba
Vaiers of this stream for moisture. f
would suffer from the lack Of
Gfficient irrigation However. h
his Is not probably and hardly pos
ible. for It must be remembered /
hat in nearly all sections the grain I
: practically ripened and Is ready
ar harvest, and the acreage which /
'lh require water the balance Of 1
lIe season Is considerably leSSened. t,
herrfurr. X can be said in all ver-i :
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-08-04
RUPERT BLISS CUT OFF READY
FOR TRAVEL

Tuesday afternoon at about
O'Clock the last rail of the Rupert
Bliss cutoff was laid AT Coppdale,
a prospective city six miles north
of Shoshone falls and exactly half
way between Rupert and Bliss. The
first train will be sent over the
new road Thursday and tempor-
AIRY service OF one mixed train
every day will be furnished until
the road is turned over to the
operating department OF the O. $.
l.. on the 18th of the month.
Messrs. Chas. NJ. Turton and Wal
ter H. Copp brought the news into
Twin Falls this afternoon. They
say there will be no impressive Ger
emonies connected with this event
with the possible exception of an
extra boisterous jag on the part Of
the Greeks employed in the track
laying
MesSrs. Copp ana Turton are also
plating the townsite of Coppdale
and have granted i-2 acres of
land TO the railroad for depot pur-
poses and the o. s. l.. has agreed I
to build commodious depot sim
Iliar TO the ones at Jerome and
Wendell and construct stock yards
and lay plenty of side tracks. etc.
Arrangements are being made for
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-08-04
TO SHOW POSSIBILITIES

! -Auopting as her slogan You can
maze good ON Lincoln County irri-
gated lands Lincoln County Idaho,
VIII unlurl her banners al. Wen
dcll. Oct 3rd, 18th. ana 5th. and
iher. hold her annual county fair.
which from present indications as
Surediy VIII demonstrate that Lin
cOua county is making good and
Thai tlie prospective land seeker.
inok'ng TO acquire a home and i'm
prove his conditions. can also. with
Intelligent and properly directed
effort. make good
With sufficient money already
guaranteed for cash premiums and
nuaerous special prizes to be
Narded successful exhibitors. keen
Interest is aroused aud some high
lS crediiabie displays of lincoln
c3m " products may be looked for.
from "spuds". alfalfa and
'ther crops of the field. garden
and orchard 10 exhibits connected
y - the ike stock. poultry. dairy 4
ani other industries which are so /
rapidly developing in Lincoln. the /
Gem county of the '-Gem state. 1
Idaho.
Nipple arrangements are being
perfected by the fair management
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-08-04

the drilling of we'll which Will
supply the new town with an album
dance Of pure water for domestic
purposes.
The new town l. located al the
crossing Of the main wagon road
between Jerome and Miner and
shoshcne aud Twin Fails. 4 post
office has been established there
Tor about two years with Mr.. COpp
az postmaster he also holds about
all other Offices 70 be held in that
vicinity but is very willing to di-
vide upon the towns growing up.
Twin Falls Chronicle.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-08-04
&. W. WER\lIhE Dl~CH iRGEu
FROM PROBATE COURT

The ease Of the state Of Idaho
bv christina kimpton V. c. W
WernIrke for embezzlement came
before Judge J. l.. Fuller of the
Probate court the 2ith day of July
and was by him taken under ad-
vis men. till August 2nd. The pro-
seeuiior was handled by Jas R.
Bothwell, County attorney, and the
defense by Harlan ID. Beist. Sew
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-08-04
shoshone Well wri.,es nm.

The July number of Illustrated
ioalo contained fine wri;e-ups of
flye booming towns in irrigated
idaho Twin Falls. ShOshone. Je-
rene. Goodlng and Mountain Home.
Ihs >hoShOne article vas written
by Paul : Haddock and it was a
dandy. The entire article was in
iersper>ed with cuts and photos
and sketches Of prominent citizens
Of the several towns.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-08-04
HORSE RUSTLERS
RUN DOWN
SHERIFF ZUG MAKES BIG HAUL
OF BADLY WANTED
THIEVES

Sheriff Zug made another big
haul the past week III the capture
OF Oscar mckinley and L. L. Green
stead. noted horse rustlers who
have been operating in Idaho, Ne
vaGa and Colorado during the past
few years. The sheriff Of Larimer
county, Colorado arrived here Mon
Jay after Mckinley and Green
stead for whose arrest he offered
S15JcO- Sheriff Zug, however, had
turned Mckinley over to the sheriff
OF Oneida county, this state, where
h is wanted for horse stealing so
Greenstead alone was sent back
eioradO.
After Sheriff Zug had learned
that a bunch Of horse rustlers were
operating il the county east Of
Shoshone he went to Rupert to
investigate the matter and there I
learned that three or four men OF /
several occasions rode to all aban- /
doned cabin about Two miles from
Rupert and spent the night. 1t was
also noted that they had always
brought different horses with them
when they came Investigation
satisfied the sheriff and his dep
uties that two OF these men were
the above named parties wanted III
Colorado. Plans were laid to cap
ture them at The cabin, but on 1
arrival there trace Of only one man,
Greenstead. could be found. He was
headed across Snake river over y
into the mountains Of Cassia coun- ]
ty with three horses. Sheriff Zug
and three deputies followed the {
trail riding day and night and fin /
ally captured Greenstead as he {
rode away from cabin belonging s
10 sam Cotrel Men riding the 7
range in this section told the sher- t
if where the rustlers had their G
i'll a draw on the side I
Of the mountain III Cottonwood j
grove. The place was completely :
hidden from view and afforded eX-
,ellent grazing ground, besides
abundance of running water. Ii was
earned that they had as high as
hirty and forty mead OF horses
md mules i'll hiding at shines. II
Jpon arrival Of the sheriff, now II
YER, the place was deserted and +
{ is thought the stock had been II
aiken by part of the gang over into "
,eVada.
While no horses had been re- III
orted to Sheriff Zug as missing in D'
lincoln county he Is satisfied that to
he gang was planning to make a ia
lean up in the near future which
ne timely arrest of McUlnley and Il
reenstead averted. The arrest 81
f McGinIey was made at Rupert II
Isl Sunday to which place he went H'
hire livery team for a drive al
, the Cotrel ranch where Green ia
cad was captured. McGlnley had 10
zen riding in another direction
nd knew nothing of the arrest OF re
reenstead at the time OF his cap TN
ire pc
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-08-04

ae'is that the water situation Is
s'n' rally satisfactory, and that The
iifla- IN most sections have re-
rfifea aD ample sufficieney 0f
90 'i,i'ire 10 insure good yield. -
-,att-IHau
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-08-04
ANOTHER PROJECT
FOR LINCOLO CO.
KUHN INTERESTS MAZE AZ
R.iNEGMENT> WITH STATE
LAND BOARD

Al meeting Of the state land
board Oh Wednesday afternoon.
General :. 4. Hays Of Boise. sttor-
ney of the North SIDE Land L
Water company; l. b. Perrine Of
imln Falls. ice president Of the
company, aud H. L. HOLSTER. Of
/ Chleage. member Of the company.
appeared before the D0ar.a In rs
behalf and stated that arrangements
had been made whereby the work
81 the project would 5e c0mDletgd
this year and The land put in con
dition for delivery TO the settlers
upon It. IAe project includes So
iso acres Of land north and south
ol Miner and around Sugar Loaf
butte The land il to be irrigated
Dy tie pumping system and the
necessary power vii be- furnished
from Shoshone and salmon fails.
The company already has g65 miles
ol transmission line III operation
and VIII al once begin the constrlIc-
iion Of reservoirs ana pumps. Az
s30o.00 viii be az
Eended tins year III the completion
~ Tie WORK Representative Of
Inc Kuhn interests VIII arrive from
fAisburg this week TO close all
Fians for the completion Of the
York, and no time vii be lost IN
IL commencement The exYendi-
iuIe Of such a vast sum means
considerable a. numerous men VIII
te employed and a great impetus
A'ii. De- given to business Ia that
So poeaiello Tribune.
An indication Of better times ap-
pears IN the announcement that
Tie Kuhn interests are taking hold
Of new irrigation projects IN Lin
coin county They propose to
wafer 1900 acres adjoining ina
North Side tract by pumping
plant. and also to develop another
PROJECT Of nearly 100000 acres
IL this region prosid-
ng d more careful Investigation
demonstrates the feasibility OF tie
cheme- The essential thing ia
his connection bearing on better
money conditions IN Idaho Is the
tatement Of ". :. Kuhn to the
taie Land Board that plenty Of
asiern money VIII pour into Idaho,
r@iding capitalists can be assur-
. Of safe and liberal returns on
lelr investments. AZ matter of
curse the Land Beard Is broad
linded a. usual in Carey act mat
n and they gave Mr.. Kuhn to IN
rStand that irrigation enterprises
r. sill welcomed by the people Of
ie state and that a liberal policy
Ill continue TO be followed toward
lem The Kuhns ara prepared to
ipend si.5eo.0D0 on these new en-
rprises ana Lincoln county Is to
+ the field OF their operations.
The Washington times., 1911-08-28
Canadian Pacific Stamps Gain in Union Pacific
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET ERRATIC,
; BUT WITH FIRMER TONE AND
SLIGHT GAINS.

unions as having come to stay, but re-
fusing to recognize any federated
unions. as enchanting tEe employers for
all time. did not help the labor situa,
ton outlook. although generally agreed
to as a proposition by traders.
Jacob Fl. Schiff returned from Europe
today The big banker and influential
factor on Wall street, declares that the
SLUMP in values Is dee IT, manipuia-
ton and TO the forced advance OF Sc
curities early in tho summer-at a time
wnen they should have been gradually
settling IN 4 basis more equitable with
the developments that were tnen eS-
pected and have since occurred.
Preliminary, report for The year TOT
the Erie system shows loss In surplus
Union Pacific and Reading made the
best gains of the general list at the
top with l1kd1&' advance. Both helo
k@h betterment into the AFTERNOON:
Steel was a point higher, lost 1t all, ard
then recovered a fraction. New YORK
Central, Illinois Central, and Great
Northern did not score any net gains.
Lehigh Valley was Is off. The metals
gained a small fraction.
1t was reported that the street ap-
peared to be working for recovery IN
the hope of stimulating an advance OF
four to five points for the express pur-
pose of making a hard spot on which to
pump out the short lines again, as sew
eral big shorts are reported as having
covered on Saturday.
The Washington times., 1911-08-28

NEW YORK, Aug. &.-For an hour
the market showed some signs of gain
ing strength, scoring modest advances
and then turning for a sharp decline
in which all gains were wiped out and
levels slightly below the closings of
Saturday established. There was one
very positive exception-Canadian Pa
cific. This erstwhile immune high
grade stock was the especial anupathy
Of a bunch of London sellers, and local
speculators soon became wise to what
was going on and added the weight of
selling, in a field where they have here
tofore been cautious enough to keep
out of. But they raided easily and COW
cred quickly on the continued hquida-
ton by foreign interests.
Thus Canadian Pacific, which had
been selling around 232 on Saturday,
dropped to 23S. a four-point break with
q q rally.
In contrast to this slumping diversion
of a leader was the excellent show of
strength in Interboro, for which traders
did not offer the ever ready excuse. IT
advanced 212 points and held the gain
well.
There was nothing in the news of the
morning. unless one might refer to bet
ter crop prospects as the result OF re-
cent rains The statement by Officials
Of the Hartman roads on recognizing
The Washington times., 1911-08-28
LOCAL SECURITIES
WERE VERY QUIET
AND RATHER EASY
Buying Power Extremely
Limited-No Pressure of
Stock for Sale.

Other than as personal mention in
terests the reader, there was nothing
new in the local security situation or
in banking circles. Would be buyers
and sellers on Change are getting a
little further apart on some stocks,
with the latter unwilling to make
concessions to induce sales and the
former holding off for lower prices.
The days transactions on Change
were on the minimum order, probably
the lightest day of the year. Mer-
genthaler sold at 22Sk to 229k. q
little Lanston at 94S and Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat 5's AT 1O5
In the bank stock list Provident
Savings at 9 was the only stock
showing.
The bid and asked prices on Gas
were SIN and S8%.
The Washington times., 1911-08-28
Cat Nap Cost Traveller
His Watch and Chain

BALTIMORE. Md, Aug. pa ten
minute nap on board the steamer
Penn. OF the Ericsson line, proved
costly to Henry Karner. who was on
his way to Baltimore from Philadel-
phia. When he awoke he discovered
that his watch and chain, valued at
SIS, lad disappeared.
Karner said he was sitting on a
chair on the main deck of the steam
er and that before he went TO sleep he
noticed a negro watching him close
ly. Finally Karner dozed off and
when he woke his watch and chain
had been removed from his vest pock-
et
The Washington times., 1911-08-28
Today's Sales on the
Local Exchange

n. & w. Steamboat SIS, s100G105.
Mergenthaler, 10@22Sk, 10G22s%. 100
22sh.
Lanston, 2O694%.
After calI-Provfdent Saw. Bank, s3d9.
The Washington times., 1911-08-28
BONDS
Bid and Asked Prices on Local Exchange
SAVINGS BANK STOCKS.

SAVlNGS BANK STOCho.
Bid. Ask.
Home Savings. 80 -.
Merch. Mech. Savings........ 10 200
Cnlcn savings. s.-.-...-.--.'...... z4o ZoV
Bank of Commerce ........... IL 80.
East Wash. Saw. Bank. 12h -.
Provident Savings Bank....... 8 10
FIRE INSURANCE STOCKS
Arlington Fire insurance.. 30h ...
Corcoran Fire insurance.. so -.
Firemen's Fire Insurance.. 20 22h
Franklin Fire Insurance...... 81 IS
Ger. Amer. Fire Ins. 2so -.
Nat, Union Fire Insurance.. S1s =.
Potomac Fire insurance.. 32h -.
TITLE INSURANCE STOCKS.
Columbia Title Insurance.. 4
Real Estate Title Ins......... SO 30
MISCELLANEOUS STOCK.
Emerson Steam Pump......... IA 4
GRAPHIC pfd. d....................... 22 80.
Merch. Trans. & Storage...... III 90.
Security Storage. 200 -.
Washington Market............ Is ...
Chaplin & Sacks. 16o -.
The Washington times., 1911-08-28
New York Curb Market.

Furnished to The Washington Times by
local branch. Colorado Building.
Omen High Low Close.
The Washington times., 1911-08-28

A ST. s.. E., H7-Several very desirable
rooms. furnished complete; hot water heat:
light housekeeping permitted; near Library.
The Washington times., 1911-08-28

MD. AVE. N. E, 1ls-SeveraI very hand
somely furnished rooms; desirable location;
near Library; all conveniences l.
The Washington times., 1911-08-28

CLEANER and prcsser: first-class on ladies'
and gents work. Apply 2412 18th st. n.
w
The Washington times., 1911-08-28

G N. w., A7-Two furnished rooms, gas,
bath. Hght housekeeping, SIS month: one
sl2
The Washington times., 1911-08-28

c ST. s. E., 329-Two communicating rooms;
furnished complete for light housekeeping;
no children; running water and sink l..
The Washington times., 1911-08-28

c ST. s. E.. 313-Two second floor rooms;
also three first floor rooms; furnished COM
plete for light housekeeping; summer rates;
very convenient. l..
The Washington times., 1911-08-28

c ST. s. E., 30l-Large handsomely furnished
front room; near Library and House Of
nee building; car lines .
The Washington times., 1911-08-28

IND. AVE, so2-Large, pleasant, from
room. second floor; hall roorh; well KEEP
house; central location.
The Washington times., 1911-08-28

L ST. ". w., 63S-Three nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping; gas for
light and cooking, SlS :.
The Washington times., 1911-08-28
HELP WANTED-MALE

BOYS over I6 years old, with bicycles. Ap-
|. ply WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH
Once. l40I St