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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-24
WOULD POUND THE
DEVIL OUT OF THEM
Minister Lashcs one-Child Families,
te-SmokInS Heircsscs


Chicago. July 23.-The Rev. c. H.
Morrison, Progressive" preacher
speaking at the Desplaines Methodist
camp meeting yesterday about social
conditions, said:
This one-child business in the
family is dangerous. The child doesn't
have to give up its toys and help bring
up the other children. The result is
the development OF q selfish, contrary
and mean disposition.
I'VE censure dukes lords and ig-
mobiles who have carried off American
heiresses TO Europe. Never mind they
have caught people whom it is good
to be rid Of
Food decaying In one part of the
world and people starving in another
Is a tragedy.
II would like TO pound the devil out
of men who. in order TO pile up millions
enough to give their smoking
daughters to equally worthless but
titled foreigners, are trying to prevent
our securing cheap transportation.
81 pity people who have only the
Inheritance Of automobiles. cattle and
dogs"
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MAYOR ALARMED
BY WATER SUPPLY
Norfolk Executive Declares I'M
mediate Action Is Neces-
Sary.

Norfolk, Va, July 2S.-"Few people
nave any idea how scarce water is be-
coming in the city lakes" said Mayor
James G. Riddick last evening after
returning TO the city from a visit to
the pumping stations, where he spent
the afternoon inspecting the presen,
source of supply and going over the
watershed.
The situation is just as bad as ]
believe / have ever seen it, said the
Mayor, and I think immediate &C
ton on the part of the Council is alb
solutely necessary. Just suppose It
should become necessary to suspend
pumping water into the city for
twenty four hours. wouldn't that be q
blow to Norfolk's prestige as an up
to-date municipality?
Granting the Council takes up the
matter al once. it will be over a year
before any water supply which may
be purchased would become available,
as it takes time to handle vast propo-
sttions like this. Quite number of
features have to be considered be-
fore final action is taken. the most
important of which is that of securing
the money required.
Council Should Act, Mayor Declares.
Engineering problems will have
to be worked out and after all OF
ti4CSc nave pecA NlSpOSSu OF 1t Will
take considerable time to make the
water purchased available for use.
think the Council should lose no time
in arriving at some conclusion in the
matter at the earliest possible mo-
ment."
The Mayor reluctantly discussed the
situation at the lakes, intimating that
ii would prove beneficial If members
of both of the city's lawmaking bodies
who are responsible for furnishing an
ample supply of water would observe
conditions for themselves and not de-
pend so much upon the reports OF
others
Special Message TX Sent TO the Council.
"A special message addressed to the
Council by the Mayor yesterday after
noon recommended that the balance
remaining from the appropriation for
the Water Commission be used for
meterng the city, and that the en-
gipeerinG problems in connection with
the securing of a new water supply be
placed under the supervision of City
Engineer Brooke, whom DIR. Riddicl
believes is fully competent TO hanule
the situation.
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WIRELESS TO SAVE FORESTS

Boise, Idaho. JULY 23.-Instead OF the
telephone. it is planned hereafter to use
the wireless telegraph in connection
with the patrol of the great forest re-
serves of the West. 1t is also possible
that aeropianes will be used in the flu
ture.
Assistant Chief Forester William
Potter has recently been on tour or
the forest reservations. He held a
conference here with the forest SUI
pervisors of the whole Northwest, and
heard their reports of conditions fol-
lowing the great contia grations last
year and the freedom from fires this
year.
1t was Major Frank y. Fem. super
visor of the Salway Reserve one of the
bravest leaders In the fight with the
namcs last year. who most enthustas-
tically advocated the adoption of the
newest inventions for the service. He
pointed out that if wireless stations
were put on some of the tall peaks
II would easily be possible to Hash
news of an outbreak throughout the
whole area affected whereas at pres
ent, with telephone lines, there is often
d!taculty in communication, and in
case OF fire often complete Interrupt
ton. He advocated the aeroplane on
the ground that il would be possible to
so up from stations and take q quick
and comprehensive survey of great
stretches of forest. instead of making
difficult climbs up cliffs to gain a van
tage point.
1t is probable that in the report that
wili be made 10 the secretary of Agri-
culture this year the Ohief Forester
will pay attention 10 these recommen-
dationS, the wireless at least.
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8falen DrnposaIs.

MUNICIPAL BONDS
for sale.-The Council OF the town
o'clock. noon. AUGUST 2. lSii. re-
ceive sealed bids for the sale Of
twelve thousand dollars (s12,O00) of
the bonds of the said town. The
bonds are in denomination of 500. 90
each. dated July !, 1911, and 70 run
thirty years. with the option of the
town to redeem any or all OF the
said bonds after fifteen years, and
to bear interest al the rate of 6
per cent per annum. All bids are TO
be sealed and addressed to the UNI
dersigned
The right to reject any or all bids
is reserved. F. w, EHEART
COrnmittna
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Financial.
Dissolution Roticeo.

1 HAVE SEVERED Ny CONNECTIONS
and retired from the firm OF r. X.
Langhorne & Co. Mr. f. K. lang
horne succeeding to the name ard
good will of the firm. The copartner-
ship was formed for the purpose of
on the Chesapeake and Ohio Hallway
as follows: At Reusens, Va, Albert
Va, Gilmores Mills. Va. Buchanan.
Va. Basic City, Va. and Fort Spring.
w. Va. The said contracts having
been completed In full and all obii,
cations arising therefrom having
been paid. therefore this notice. hnS
parties holding claims against the
said firm on account OF the said con-
tracts must present them bv man
within fifteen days 10 the under
signed at Yancey Mills. va.
f HIrRPtNS,
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OLD TRICK ON AGED FARMER
Parts with $4,000 and Receives II Brick
In BOX.

Franklin, Pa. July 23.-Isaac On
spaugh, an aged farmer of Crawford
county, was swindled out OF $4,000 this
week. He and a man representing
himself 10 be a former Congressman.
John Sturtevant, started out to look at
OnsDhugh's farm. and met stranger.
who exhibited large sum of money.
The stranger introduced a card game.
at which OnspauSh and "Sturtevant'
each won $4,000. When 'Sturtevant"
showed the stranger that he could have
paid the bet If he had lost. Onspaugh
went to his bank and got $4,000 to do
likewise.
This and the strangers $4,000 were
placed In ii box. which was supposed to
be- given to Onspaugh. The latter
found later that he had gotten box
with a brick in II.
Tho swindlers have escaped
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s9Iiuarlnns QNlanreo. 5tlale.

WANTED. AT ONCE, POSITION AS
manager of large farm on salary or
shares; am fully capable; can fur
nlsh best OF references. Address Box
los, Il. +. D., No l, City.
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SHOE REPAIRING
VENTS AND AWNINGS.

CALL LA TOUCHES. MONROE 241e,
when YOU want high class cleaning,
prcssing, etc. . South Second Strent
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Auetton Scales. future Daps.
BY N. w. Bowe & Son,
Real Estate Auotioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE
A VERY ATTRACTIVE WEST END
RESIDENCE. NO. 1901 MONUMENT
AVENUE. AT AUCTION.

In execution OF deed of trust TO
the undersigned trustees, dated May 6.
lgoZ. and recorded in the clerks office
OF Richmond Chancery Court in D. b.
d,4.A. page 20. we will. at the request
OF the beneficiaries. there having been
default in the payment of the debt
thereby secured, sell by auction, on the
premises. on
TUESDAY, JULY as. 1911,
at $50 P. NJ.
the attractive three-story brick resi-
dence above referred to, now occupied
ny Mrs. Otway Warwick, situated at
phe southwest Intersection of Monu-
ment Avenue and Lomhardy Street,
with the lot upon which 1t stands,
fronting about 47h feet. and running
pack between oonverglng lines to q
court or alley in the rear. and bounded
on the south for its entire length by
an alley 20 feet wide.
This lie very attractive home propo-
sltion, the house being comparatively
new. and containing, on the frst floor,
a. reception hall with a broad stair
91hlnS room, den. pantry and kitchen.
On the second floor there are four bed
rooms and on the third floor there ara
,hree bed rooms. In the matter of
toeatlon and general desirabillty, this
mouse should commend itself to home
seekers especially.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the
cost or executing the trust, and tho
deot secured by said deed Of trust. and
the residue to be paid ut such time and
IN such manner as may be prescribed
~ the srantors personal representa-
lives or assigns; or all cash, at the
option OF the purchaser
JOHN B. PURCELL,
T. C. GORDON,
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McGuire's University School.

OPP MONROE PARK RICHMOND VA,
FORTY-SENESTu SESSION begInI Sep
teinber is Thorough preparation for uni
versity college, technical school. u. s. Nave,
ana Military Academies. Primary depart
ineht for small boys, with separate Instruc-
tors study-hall, ard Recitation rooms Tho
Principal Will be at n. Belvidere ST. after
Sept. O.. For fun information see catalogue
at book stores. or by mail
JOHN p. MGTIIRE. Principal
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Acting under decree OF the Amelia
Circuit Court, dated March 20. 1911. in
the cause OF Baker ct ais VS. Robinson
ct ais. the Undersigned special com
missioner appointed for the purpose,
VIII sell By public auction, on the
premises. on
FRIDAY. JULY 2s, 1911.
at p. NJ
the above mentioned house and lot.
The lot fronts about "a or % feet and
runs back to an alley. The house con-
tatns six rooms. The location Is one
OF the best In the city for renting
TERMS; One-th!rd cash, and the bal
ance In equal payments at six and
twelve months, deferred payments TO
be evidenced BY negotiable notes OF
me purchaser, with interest from date
or sale, and title retained until all of
purchase money Is paid and convey
ance ordered by the court
THOMAS r. HARDAWAY,
Special Commissioned
The bond required to be givn by the
foregoing decree has been executed
with approved security.
s. I. FARRAR. Clerk.
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)ersnllals.

ALL WEARING APPAREL CLEANSED
hy US guaranteed aga Inst shrinkage
fading. removing color or shape; ten
years experience tell the tale: kid
gloves cleaned, all lengths. 10c.
Eighth street. Madison 1921.
HUMAN HAI0 BOUGHT AND SOLD
at fIJGHES'S. 209 North Third
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AtIlu,llfr lsnarflinn.

WOULD IKE < FEW BoARDERs
for August and September: adults
preferred. MRS. GEO W. HIG-
GINS, Orange. Va
LOVES COTTAGE, WATER 'FRONT.'
Virginia Bay station, ocean View
Reasonable rates: good service; spe-
c!al meals. Soc; bathing cults free
Mrs. w T. LOWE. Proprietor
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automobiles for 5a!e

FOR SALE. WHITE GAS CAR. SPLEEN
did condition: will sacrifice 10 uuick
purchaser Address G. w. YEAMANS,
care Gordon Motor Car Co, Inc,
Richmond Va.
FOR SALE. BUICK. MODEL II: FINE
cheap. owner leaving city. Address
g 49,. care Times Dispatch
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5Gualliess o5nnortulilr,ee

TWO LOANS. AT per
cent, $4,000 three years, and $50
600 i've years, FIRST mortgage real
estate. valued at $4,000 and s9O,oO0.
in Hanover and AlbeInnrle counties,
Va respectiYely BE prompt SOM
MERVILLE TRUST CO. nc. New
port News, Va
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aarlp, 4rlale AMI u cmale.

ONLY THREE WEEKS MORE IN
which to save S12.50 to $50 on life
scholarships for commercial and
II stenographic courses. MASSEY BUS
mess COLLEGE.
III PAYS TO DO SUBSTITUTE STEM
ographtc work during the vocation
season; for evidence call "a the Rem-
ington Typewriter Employment De-
purtment and see the positions now
open. Address 'G06 i. Main. Phone
Madison Sci
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1Sqaill9 tor aSert.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH
OF Without board 7lS L. Marshall
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. 81 PER
Week MP. all cpnvonionces SIG n
Seventh street.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. Cool
clean. transient. SOC. permanent.
Special rates THE WEl.LiNG.ON.
III East clay
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Goal am Q,l4nnh.

LONG HAS WOOD THAT BURNS FREE,
and makes quick heat, just the kind
Tor summer use, also filling up eel
lars FOR next winter at summer
prices It's fine. Yard: 1906 West
Broad Phone: Madison 1869.
k!NDLiNG WOOD. EXCELLENT FOR
light cooking. sl.50 hGIf-cord Phone
Maulson III. SAMUEL Ii. COTTR ELL.
IL SONS.
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AponlS 1Nanfeu.

ROOM. FURNISHED OR
unfurnished. by couple without chill
dren. Address r. e. ~. No. 10 w.
Main street
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FLATS G.0aanten.

=. lt1N]N----@--7-----<~<
" ANTED, BY a COUPLE, a SMALL,
furnished hat between Laurel and
Robinson, about September Ist Il
235, care Times-Dispatch
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Dpelng ann Glraninu

* I'D YES CLEA NED. ALL
lengths. lOc. our auto will call fo.
tEd deliver anywhere anything
SPIVXisH My Cleaner and Dyer. l02
North Eighth stree. Phone Madison
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sspnllcllDrs ann SDaiesllrn

WANTED, SPECIALITY SALESMAN
With experience selling grocery
trade. State experience. references.
territory travelled. Address p. O.
Box 800. New Orleans. La.
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BY }. Thompson Brown & Co.
1llS Main Street.
AUCTION SALE
OF
ATTRACTIVE
+ airmount Dwelling

BY request OF nonresident owner, we
VIII sell at auction. on premises
TUESDAY. JULY 25.
Mt p NJ,
the above desirable detached seven
room dwelling; bath, pantry. hot and
Soid water, reception hail, porcelain
oath, plate glass doors verandn
porches etc Well arranged and in a
good location. Lot 30x135 feet one
o!ock OF trolley; 10 per cent. In
vestment or a aice, snug home.
TERMS Easy. and announced at
]. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
Auctioncers
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HOTEL IROOUoIs
HOTEL WESTM ONT

Most attractive hotel. close to beach. new
Seslho una sea water Entatorium. with
lawns Capacity 300 Elevator, private
baths, etc; SEQ water and tonic baths
Special. $3.50 up weekly. Booklet
NJ Il. soMERs. Manager
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ATLANTIC CITrOFFlCIAI.CvlInF

psges 20 illustratons III attractionG AND LEAD.
INK hotels described. with rates city mrpy Send
stamp for mailing FREE copy. a. l.. PVEE ESPON.
hATI0H uuRSAU. Hox so d Atlantic City, MI,
Only Official Guide. Beware OF limitations
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-24
sAsa. Gstasa fnr SaalE-

HOME, ORCHARD AND FARM.-TtIGs
Is splendid combination: "A most
deilehtfGl home. me orchard ard
eEceiient farm. ninG-room dweIiinl.
wllh mouern equipment, 1000 elect
apple trees, in bearing; sO-acre I.rn,
Everything in trst-class condition:
magnificent views. close 10 c. 4 O.
station. IN noted Albemarle region.
lister. H. ". HII.IGsARY a "a
Charlottesville Va
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A&eus estate for sArnt.

FOR RENT, STORE, 23lt EAST MAIN;
just remodeled good opening Siadi-
son $500
fOR kENT WE'LL LOCATED STORE
At Guinea. VA, with three large
rooms above and barn. Possession!
EiNen az once, Apply to MRS. c. Ii
SALE. Guinea. We
FIVE MEM AND MODERN HOUSES,
1850 10 PCS Park Avenue rooms;
hot Waier heat Apply 22t2 \ ptr!i
Avenue Or phone Madison 7150-, Or
5000.
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R0ar0lrta.

ROOMS TO LET, WITH on WITHOUT
board, furnished or unfurnishcd;
cool donole-house large attractive
rooms; porch on each floor: rates
FOR board hnd lodging. per week
1.adies from $2.1i upward gentlemen
from $3.50 upward so y. twenty
nntn street corner ~ clay Street.
BoARDEKs WANTED. AT 3I7 EAST
Franklin street MISS PAL2iORE,
DELIGHTFUL ROOMS AND EXCEL
lent table board 2lO East Grace
Street
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BY II. p. Chafin & Co, Inc,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
NO. lllS East Main Street.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF
DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT. NO.
42S GoDDIN STREET. IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND.
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FOR SALE. BEAUTIFUL WATER.
'front.' nome. oil modern con,a niences.
oNerlooElns Fortress Monroe. fiaInu.
,oh ROADS; boat.rg. bathing. fshing.
larBe lawn. shade trees two minutes;
Walk 10 car For further Information
sdaress 3; II. w. caro- Postmas ste r,
Euckroc, Va
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5ituatlons, 35rnfrsslnnal.

POSITION AS TEACHER
in public school; certificate in full
force.St timonlals the best Address
''STEN care .Postmas-
ter. Gasburg. Va.
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WANTED POSITION TO TEACH
piano music and harmony in high
school or academy, session l9i1-19l2:
Is NJ. degree from Woman's College
Richmond. Va; references e%chans
ed. Address D 2l5. care Times-Dis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-24

WANTED. BY GRADUATE OF THE
Virginia State Normal School and
teacher of experience. position to
teach; seventh eighth or ninth grade
work preferred: testimonials fur
nished. ADDRESS IT." Box 200, Char
lotteSVillGr Va. =.
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S5ifuat!pn5 1Manfau. -Gelnale,

WANTED. POSITION AS BooKKEEP-
er by young lady of experience. Best
reference. 2S3, care Times-Dis-
patch
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UAanta1.

" N - -, ~, ,-.,,-.,-
bo!d goods IN any 94ent!tS ihoas
Madison 1854.
G o y Dill a Il II dACHlSERY or
OF every Description bought at fuil
Saiue CItARENcE COSBY. 1893
Cary So Phone .adienn 252s.
WANTED. SECONDHAND BICYCT -.
State price Address c as rarr
Dispatch,
WE BUY, SELL, RENT AND Ex
change secondhand machinery
lsLDFORD * CO.
WAN TED. SECOND HAND Steel.
feet high. and carry 3anlt of not leg =
than l.500 gallons. Address j on
care Times-DispatSh.
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Tnr @als.

" SONS.
for SDaIs.
CHEAP. ALL KINDS or SECOND
hand mechanical tools Apply JET.
PERSON LOAN OFFICE, lI65 East
Main Street.
STRUCTURAL IRON, STEEL AND
pipe OF every description cut TO cider.
CLARENCE COSBY, l523 East cary
Street, Richmond, Va.
FOR SALE. BARBER SHOP, FOUR
chair; good business: $500. For in
formation call 9l9 w. Broad Street,
WANTED. TO SELL ONE BARK MILL,
Win puileys and shafting, complete;
Two sets corn burrs, with pulleys and
shatting, complete: one boiler and
engine. 100 horsepower each. Fer
G4rtlcuiarS apply TO FARMERS Co
stone. Va.
FOR SALE, AT $780, SECOND ii AND
frahkiIn, Model u, iive-passenger du-
e eominn Bosch magneto; fully
speedometer; just overhauled: cost,
with equipment. when new, over So
900 Apply p. .. Box 926. Richmond.
FOR SALE. VALUABLE Law LIBRA
Virginia Reports. Virginia Law Keg7
ister CiC. and various text books.
at bargain. y list will be sent
upon application. Address Box No
"a. Richmond, Va.
BUY YOUR VEHICLE WHERE QUAIL
ity is evident in every particular. We
We carry full line of up-to-date
, Henic iei,o Of all kinds Y9Hr patron
I3l East Cary Street.
ELECTRIC FANS, ALL TYPES AND
sizes; highest grades. with each
guaranteed for one year. r. r. cos
BY ELEc. AND MACH. co, 20 East
Marshall. Madison $500.
FINE FURNITURE. 80 EAST MAR
shall Madison $500.
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Iials i0r &AG1;

LOWER FLAT. 22i2 PARK AVENUE;
SIX rooms not watcr heat. modern
a. rNeIy way. open location Apply
.iGO-J o. 6605
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nlsh best OF references. AdQresS Bon
los, r. +. D., No, l, City
POSITION AS SHIPPING CLERK
Wholesale grocery house; five years
experience; reason for wanting to
make q change: in care of the health
of my family; can furnish best OF
reference sW. w. BETHEA, Box 6l I.
Wilmington, \. c.
WANTED, BY FORMER RICHMOND
College man, with knowledge of
bookkeeping. a clerical position: Al
references; salary no ohject.N f 325.
care Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-24

STRUCTURAL IRON, STEEL AND
pipe of every description cut TO cider.
CLARENCE COSBY, l523 East Gary
Street, Richmond Va
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FOR SALE. BARBER SHOP, FOUR
chair; good business; $500. For in
formation call sig w. Broad Street
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-. -
CHEAP. ALL KINDS OF SECOND
hand mechanical tools Apply JEP
tERSON LOAN OFFICE. 1905 East
Main Street.
Williams news., 1911-01-28
M. E. Church Notice

Services at the Methodist church tomorrow as follows: Al 9:45 am Sunday school. c H Appleton. superintendent; preaching al II m., and at 7:30 n'cIork P m ny the Rev ! VI. Ocheltrer. pastor The Junior League will meet at 230 p. m Epwnrth League at 6:4E p. m. VI 2rdiallY invited
Williams news., 1911-01-28
"I Remember, l Remember"

l remember, remember the house
 where I was born; The jimson weeds, the cocklrhura,
 the mud. the dinner horn, The cabbage patch. the onion bed.
 the razorback-, the blow, The leaky boat. the cheeky goat the
 mortgage and the COW. l Iremember remember my fathers
 bar Der shop; But better still do I recall hls joke
 about cop And how my mother used to glare
 and grind her teeth and pray. That joke was new at Waterloo
 dads telling it today. I remember. I remember cur neigh.
 bor, Silas Flynn, And recollect his ehassly face and
 overawful grin; And Flora Flynn the wife of Si a, q
 Jim, the harness man When father spoke ahont tha' pk.
 they all got up aud r,n. I remember, I remember the over
 flowing creek Which caused some travellers to
 stay at fathers for a week; That one of them, the second day.
 rushed riverward like mad. Left cart and team, and swam tn.
 stream to get away from dad I remember. I remember my Cousin
 Annabelle. Who came to fathers house one
 day to visit "fnr spell;;" When dads jhke had r->ound. d
 from its thirty seventh crack, She grabbed her bag a'.d jumped
 her-nag and never did come
 back.--Judge.
Williams news., 1911-01-28


 At Phoenix an unknown Mexi can was found drowned ip three and half inches of water in a ditch south of the railroad tracks, and not far from the Arctic ice plant. The di'ch was not more than eighteen inches wide The face was black with oil which had seeped from the round.house It is supposed that the Mexican was intoxicated.
 For a hobby made to measure Ladies' Dresses, Suits, Skirts and Capes go to Williams Tailoring
Williams news., 1911-01-28

For a hobby suit go to Williams Tailoring Co., SIS and up.
Williams news., 1911-01-28
Tax Collections for 1910

County Treasury J R. Treat has given the following tax totals as they now appear on his books: Total tax for 1910. .$131,549 16 Additions. ....... 43 A Reductions. .... 138 49 Exemptions allowed :. S44 2l Delinquen, roll ,.... 1928 O9 Amount collected by
 assessor ..... .... 2,S54 si Amount collected by
 treasurer .... l2o,7s2 s4