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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-17
THREE TIMES ACROSS
CONTINENT BIG TASK
OF PATHFINDER

Kansas city, Mo-, July 10. - The
American Automobile association has
undertaken ana carried To- completion
many excellent enterprises. but n Is
doubtful 70 this organization has over
attempted anything more beneficial
to motoring than the huge triple
iranscontincntal Trip now being nado
by \. H. Wcstgard. official path
finder for tho A. \. A. 10 map out
one route from ocean 10 ocean would
be tremendous task. but 20 blaze
three routes across the continent is a
task whose magnitude and value
must be recognized by all who give
the matter any thought
Transcontinenta trips viii soon be
as common as tours Of "a few hundred
miles are today The average motor
car owner, who has the time 10 snare
thinks no more at the present time
ot jumping into his car and making q
500 or 1000 mile trip than he did a
Few years ego OF going from one
town Co another.
Kansas city motorists have their
run share OF this spirit 81 wunderlnsi.
ana kansas city, Mo-" Is q sign that
Is familiar on all the long routes that
nave already been mapped out The
splendid system of Cross-statc roads
mat has boon blockcd out. viii IN q
year or two make "a jaunt from ono
end ~ the state Co the other "a mere
spin" whereas a couple Of years ago
II was formidable Journey ~ be
undertaken with cab Jrqte prepare
lions and with the certainty of en-
"A A
roads.
But IL 500 or 500 mites Is a pretty
respectable trip even now. when Dem
Yer is only e couple Of days away
from Kansas city what must be-
thought of % 1000 or 5000 mile trip?
Yet Mr. Wcstgard and the A. a. a.
are robbing this long Journey OF an
lbs dangers ana u viii soon ho en-
iircly practicable ana wholly pleas
ant
c. T. Taylor. formerly Of Kansas
city has recently driven to san
Diego. and what he accomplished Ia
safety ana with pleasure will soon be
possible with the greatest ease.
The commercial value 90 the towns
ON these three contemplated routes
north, south and mlddlc--of such an
enterprise as Mr.. Wetergard's Is
being readily recognized an along tho
linc The mutorist is "a mighty good
business maker and hc leaves in the
aggregate % good many millions Of
dollars in his wake every year. The
motorist follows good roads and
good roads win quickly follow the
pathfinder business goes along with
he mht0rlNt aud Thus pVgrvnodN rau-
Ccrned Us benefited.
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SHAKE UP PLANNED
BY MANAGER DOOM

Philadelphia July i7.-President
Horace Fugcl aud Manager Charlie
Doom have begun cleaning house,
ard viii make some changes la the
personnel OF the Phiuics. A. is the
determination of both To- give the
pueblo winning club. and they are
starting iu the right way 10 succeed.
There are several promising tWirl-
prs under ldyisemcut and the news
may bee given out az any moment
that these have been signed. There
is young nigh school boy who has
been making baseball history an
spring aud whom the phillies VIII
sign. His last three. games have boon
shutouts. ana the youthful pitcher
has struck out from fifteen TO twenty
one battcrs Ia each game.
The club has scouts in different
parts of the country looking over
players and they are instructed TO
sign up likely looking men Tor the
ihtlics. 10 b. not the easiest thing
100 the world 10 build up club Of
5oung players. but Messrs. Fogel aud
Doom are gathering in an the prom
ising youths that Il is possible for
them % obtain
n WAS rumored that O'Dhy wanted
Ioots shult1 and that Doom would
not let him go Just yet Charlie 0o-
llcrcs Shultz viii develop into "A
steady reliable tWirler. Ee viii be-
given every opportunity 90 make
good but booih viii not carry on his
club player who are not delivering
thc soocs regularly IL has been
charged On more than one occasion
that Charlie Doom had too many
friends on the phillies That may
Doc 300. as 10 would be- impossible go
associate with The popular leader
without becoming his friend, but
neither Iieudship nor love win keep
"a man ON the club who BE- not maxi
ing good, 0r elfo shows startling
promise OF making good.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-17
BIG FENCE AROUND
EXPOSITION
Bids Called for Construction Of
Nine Foot Barrier Around
Site Of Big San Francisco
Show.
Especial Corresposssnss to -, n.rs,1

san Francisco. July I5-,Bids have
been called for tEe construction OF
the fence around the exposition
grounds, and for the filling OF lands
on the 1915 Universal exposition site.
The specifications FOR constructing
the fence provide for the beginning
81 the work ten days from the day
the contract is signed, and 10 must
De butt within forty days The fence
located outside OF the Preside h. 20
be constructed OF wood. Wire fenc-
Ing is 10 be- used within m Preside.
The fence is 20 be nine feet high.
For the filling In contract the spcci-
fcatious call Cor sand OF such char
actrr as In the Judgment OF the d.
rector Of works VIII form suitable
and proper foundation for the ercc-
ton OF buildings. The work must he
commenced within twenty days after
the signing OF 7hc contract.
j. a. cloud deputy superintendent
of schools of san Francisco. left FOR
Chicago on wednesday. as the per-
sonal representative OF Charles g.
Moore. president OF the exposition. 10
attend the National Educational asso-
citation which meets la Chicago this
month.
Among tho prominent California
educators who Will attend the chi
cago conference and help Co secure
the convention for San Francisco in
1915. are the following. DR. David
Starr Jordan. president stanford uni-
versity. Mark kcppcl county super
intcndcnt OF schools. Los Angeles,
Miss Mamie V. Lehner, county super
iutcndcut 81 schools. Santa barbara f.
superintendent \. M. Armstrong. VAL
leio, " =. Wright. county superin-
tondent ~ schools. san LUIS Ohispo,
superintendent l.. -. Fox. santa
Maria; " r. tramgic, county super
inteudcut Of schools. Marysyille, "
!. Connell. principal high school Law
ermorc, superintendent a. l. Mitch
oil. Lumppc, 4. O. Crawford. Dak-
land; Prot g. A. Stcbbins. University
of California. Prof n. -. Wheeler.
Oakland, W. r. Nnston. principal
high school. Lompoc, -Suporintcud
ont T. +. Bunker, berkeley. a. -.
Thompson Napn Prof g. T. Wright
University Of california; u. =, AM
son. oakiaud, superintendent J. e..
TcmplctGn. palo Alto, Miss Ednah A.
Rich. president State Normal school,
Santa barbara. b. r. Haicman couu-
~ superintendent ~ schools. san
Jose; Prof y. %. Clerk, stanford uni
ycrslty.
Plans are uudor way for the rcccp-
ton ana entertainment of japan 3
commissioners. who are due here the
latter part 90 thls month. Japan viii
bee the fist foreign nation 90 select
its site for participation ia the exc
position. ana ,hc ceremonies ou that
occasion promise 10 be- exceedingly
impressive. Fifteen states have al
ready selected their sites Tor partici-
patton in the Panama Pacific Inter
national exposition. ana within the
next three months at least seventeen
more states viii dedicate their sites.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-17

Turner, Amarillo. Texas, 100 shares;
N. : Boyer, Amarillo. Texas, 100
shares: Is. l. Read. Carlsbad. y. NJ,
100 shares w j.. Eads Canadian,
Texas, 100 shares: A. &. Barrows,
Roswell. y. NJ, ZOE shares. NJ. y.
Burns. Roswell y. NJ. e32 shares;
w g. Reid. Roswell. y. NJ. 100
shares. The company will endure for
nity years Mr. Burns BE- named as
statutory ugent
The corporation commission viii
have hearing at the commission OF
ucos ON July 3Oth ON the question OF
placing agents ON the -. a Il. a.. line
at Barrauca and Tres Piodrns. The
railroad officials and people who ar5.
interested are expected Go bc present
az the hearing
Samuol Eidodt Glcd bond yesterday
" $4,000 with the state treasurer as
secretary ana treasurer OF tho SPAN
Ish- American Normal school nt ~
Ruu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-17
NEW ALBUQUERQUE
COAL COMPANY HAS
BEEN INCORPORATED
Especial Telegram 90 Evening Herald. }

santa re, n NJ. July l1-Articlcs
of Incorporation were filed In the Of.
flee OF the state corporation commits
sion yesterday by two new compan-
les, one being the Defiance coal COM
pany with principal place of business
40 Albuquerque y. NJ, aud the other
the Mauzaro Orchard company hav-
ms its headquarters at Roswell. Sew
Mexico.
Tho incorporation OF the Defiance
Coal company are Lemuel n. Morris
Robert J. Sears. ana hen Glbby OF
Gallup. ~ NJ, aud George Kasomau
OF Albuquerque. a. h. capitalized at
$4,000, divided into iUO shares Of
the par value OF 400. all Of which h.
subscribed as follows; George a
kaseman. $500, Lomuel J.. Morris,
$1,000, Robert j. Sears $1,000. hen
Gibby $1,000. The corporation is or
ganized for period of nfty years,
and MT Kaseman Ii designated as the
statutory agent
The Mauzano Orchard company Is
organized with AN authorized capital
stock OFF 32l,U0U, divided into $500
shares es 40 .ar value OF so each.
u will begin business with $3.50
subscribed as follows D. Rrlnkcr.
Amarillo, Texas, zoe shares Avery
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-17
ROSWELL OFFICER
NEARLY KILLED WHILE
CHASING SPEEDER

Roswell N NJ. July lf.--Officc~
Mcdaniel was badly hurt last night
by being thrown from AN automobile
at the corner of Lea and Second ave-
nuts.
officer Mcdaniel with Policeman
higgins Was pursuing 'spcedor
who was driving his car without
lights. AZ Second avenue the car in
which the officers were riding struck
an obstruction. throwing the men
from the car, MIR Mechanics striking
upon his head. II was fully ten min
utes before he rogained consciousness
and could bo removed. his collar homo
being broken ana his face decorated.
sir Higgins was only slightly hurt
the identity uf the driver violating
the speed law Is not known, but the
number Of the machine was taken
ana he viii likely Dee approhondci.
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DAYS NEWS OF SPORTS
HOT OFF THE WIRE.

san francisco. When e was an
nounced several days ago that be-
cause at illness Al Kaufman would
not appear for ms bout against Char
ley Miller next Friday night. Il was
thought B. the fight followers that
hc had been unable 90 round himself
into proper condition and ala not
care 90 enter the ring ana jeopardizo
his chances Of still being considered
% championship possibility. Doctors
In attendance upon tho fighter now
say that the big fellows condition Is
serious and that his temperature is
l0i degrees. lie h. said 20 be suffer
ing from pneumonia. II viii be SOW
cral days before the crisis In his case
is reached
Eddie Graney the promoter. has
not decided who Millcr's opponent
will De-.
lf satisfactory terms can be ar
ranged IL II possible that Charley
Horn viii be signed. but there is
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vance was pretty we'll hcld except on
wintcrod grass cattle. which lost
good part OF the advance by the close
The crack Greenwood county cattle
lacaod finish last week. and show gd
up bad on the killing sheets. hence
the GOODNESS OF buyers toward them
ut tho end of the week stockers
ana feeders also lost about an tho
bloom acquired the first DAYS of the
wcok The run today d. n 900 head.
and the market la uneven. stronger
on prime cattle. with a new high top
go 1895, butcher grades ANA cows
also firm. likewise stockcrs ana feed
ers. but plain Killers. including quar-
nutinc cattle. are steady 10 10 lower.
Missouri again set the new high fig
urc. the cattle coming from q good
sized school of that class located in
Clinton county Butler county. KAN
sas, topped the wintcred variety OF
grass steers Jt tN.f5, with some 1850
pound Greenwood county steers az
2N.au, and others with less class.
hoe pounds. az 1913. Buyers were
riding hard Tor butcher Grades OF
steers paying ST7tMs.75 therefor
Quarautincs 60 the number of 100
carlouds arrived the good ones
steady. medium ana common kinds
shaded somewhat from the advance
scored last week but stll bringing
highest prices ever known al this
season. Quarantine steers range from
$3.50 60 t6.65 today. top last week
t1.t5, cows $3.50 20 $685.. a car Of
Panhandle calves. no pounds,
brought $500 today 10 head out az
5000. Top stock steers bring SEQ,
bat plenty Of plain steers sell under
$3.50. feeders 80 36.25 10 tG.s0.
Hogs are steady today top fT.55.
bulk $40 20 $3.50. Runs continue
light, 900 here today Middle ana
light weights now lead the hcavles
by "a o TO Decent margin Average
weight here last week sO4 pounds.
same week last year ig2 pounds
Floods of spring lambs az Louis
willie, Jersey CITY. ~ al. have put
% to 50-cent crimp in the lamb
market today. following moderate de-
tlines last week. Runs here are
moderate. 5000 todaA Top lambs
here today brought t7iO. bulk of tho
lambs t72o ana upwards sheep are
holding steady. range wcthcrE up tg
5000. native ewes around sac.
InnTnfa Ttrpnn L. ftaaa
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KNIGHT IS TRAINING
FAITHFULLY FOR
COMING BATTLE
Missouri Lightweight Does
Road Work in Home Town
and is Expected to Arrive
Here Within Few Days.

PM kuiFht Missouri liphtwcieht
who b. 90 battle STANLEY Yonkum IN
Albuquerque ON July 30. has already
begun training for the scrap. accord
ing Go telegram received today by
Director Mark Levy of tho New Mex
leo Athletic club. The telegram
contains the Information that Knight
Eut down Go road work yesterday,
which hc viii continue for several
DAYS. knipSt viii leave Kansas
city for Albuquerque on sunday neNt
Dave Coomhs Of this city be- well uc-
uuaintrd with knights ana is of the
opinion that the bl.de between the
pair of hghtNcights win Dee worth
travelling long way Co see.
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SPORTS

strong probability that this match
wiz fan through IN this event
Grancy viii hold out Inducements 10
RUFF Cameron. the negro fighter
from f.0s Angeles who has been
anxious 10 try hts hand at tho local
hcavywclghts.
ABB AttelL looking about as we'll
as De did In tho old days whom he
know no master in the foathcrwoignt
division. will leave for the mountains
Of Lake county within few days 10
spend week Ia "roughing IT," pre-
paratory Go his bout with Harlem
Tommy Murphy la this city on
August O.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-17

kalnmazOo MiCh..--ln one OF the
most remarkable raceJ ever seen az
Recreation park Anvil won the 2:Os
irot in two straight heats. The first
mile was covered In 2:OC 3-5. the best
time Of the season, and in the second
hcut Anvil further clipped the time Co
06 & Helen stiles. winner OF tho
2;0I trot last week, was Anvlrs near
est competitor, but at 80 time was
Gccr's horse In danger
LungWOrth a.. won tho 2:OB pace,
,aking three out OF five heats.
Tho 2.1S trot was holly contest cd
Tor five heats Of which Znrrine and
Dave Halle each captured two.
Tho former had the best average
standing and was given first money
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SLIM SUPPLIES OF
CATTLE BOOST PRICES
KANSAS CITY MARKET

Kansas City Stock, ards. JuIy To-
slim cattle supplies boosted prices 20
10 40 cents last week and the td-
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Chicago al Boston.
So. Louis at Washington.
Detroit az Philadelphia.
Cleveland az New York.
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Denver az Sioux city.
Des Moines az Lincoln
Wichita az omaha.
ST. Joseph al Topeka
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Western League.
T0DAY'S GAMES.
National League.

Boston az Cincinnati
Brooklyn az ~. Louis.
New York at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
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Battcries-Johnson ana Ainsmith,
Peters, Bcll Benz, Lnnge and Kuhn.
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PhlladcIphIa, ;; Cincinnati. o.
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Boslon, Il Detroit, ?.
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I,illsInrR. 3. nrnnkINn. q.
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Lincoln. 49,; Dcs NIolncs. e.f
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Washington. y Uhicago, ?.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Omnhn. IA MIchIln. 1
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HthhulhE auu was given tirat money.
Boston innovation IN champion
ship tennis shown in the Twenty
second annual Iougwood Cricket
club tournament in singles whom
Hugh Tnllunt of New York In his
match with q. T. Touchurd. plays
without shoes Ills feet were in
cascd la heavy socks, but he appar-
entity gained no advantage from the
change as Touchurd won AL Tho
three sets. Bcals G.. Wright and
Is. u. Behr provided the star playing
in the first round OF the eastern
doubles championship by defeating
Il. \. Dana and II. A. Mckinna. ca.
ca. 60.
In the third round In the Long
wood singles NJ. T.. Mclaughlin cf
san Francisco defeated J. s. Nelson
OF Concord. 6-1. 6-3. 6-3
Boston. Tommy O'Keefc Of Phila-
delphia, held Matty Baldwin OF Bos-
ton TO a draw In twelve rounds OF
fast fighting.
New York. Eight licensed avla-
tors are suspended until December
I3l, hy tho contest committee OF the
Aero club OF America. for pertici-
pating in the recent Boston aviation
meet which was unsanctloned By the
Aero club. In this meet Harriet
Quimby and W. A. =. willard lost
their lives. Tho aviators suspended
are Lincoln Beachey, Glenn l.. Mar
tin, Charles X. Hamilton. Farnum
Fish, Phillips w. Page. Paul Peck.
Arch Freeman and r. ]. Tarriu.
London sporting Life" In an
article on the olympic games. says
that FOR all round excellence tho
American team must be admitted to
surpass their 1905 team and only
failed 20 sweep the decks by reason
of the vast Improvement In other
nations, among whom. adds the pa
per, I'VE cannot count Great Britain.
The British teams showing was too
bad Tor anything In several events.
II has been suggested ~ send "A team
TO the United states TO study tho
methods Of American coaches"
My idea" says the writer. rs 10
send the whole team"
The London morning papers COM
menting on EnglanG's lack OF sue
cess AZ stockholm. express keen dis
appointment ard urge tho necessity
Of strong efforts that Englishmcn
may be better prepared for the Ber-
la olympic because IL is certain that
Germany win exert herself TO the N
most 60 dispute the palm with the
present winners At the same time
The paper adds. no disposition should
bee shown TO initiate American meth
ODDS ln Specialization. which arc held
TO SAVIOR Of professionalism.
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81, Joscph. 81 Topcka, ?.
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s. Louis, as New York, -.
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Batteries -- Hicks ana Johnson;
Perry ana Clommons
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PhIIadeIphIa, s. Cleveland, :

Batteries - liOuck and Thomas,
steen. Gregg aud Livingston.
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LARGE nut LIGHT

are the luaycs that come from our
ovens They don't get stale rither.
They don't have a chance to. For
our bread Is 80 nne iu flavor. 50
toothsOmo That those who try ono
slice always want another. NJ you
haven't tried h, YOU have SCI a. learn
how COED bread can be.
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YESTERDAYS GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chicago. 3; New York,
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, Batteries - Collins ana Carrigani
! Moran, Stanagc. Onslow,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

HUItrFIrH-IUI0l HUUInHUn md 81
mon Yingling. Ruckcr and Miller.
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BnttericS--Suggs, Davis and Me-
Lean, Alexander and Doom
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batteries Law cndcr and Archer.
Tesrcau and Myers.
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SECOND game
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Boston.-Tommy O'Keefc Of Phila-
delphia, held Matty Baldwin OF Bos-
ton to a draw In twelve rounds OF
fast fighting
The Van Buren press., 1912-07-27
Fruit Exchange.

The Arkansas Fruit Exchange
recently organized here has rent
ed a large vacant building on
South Sih steet and will hold their
peach aulions there. The build
ing has been equipped with n
large blackboard on which will be
placed the number of the car and
to whom sold and from where
shipped. Several rows of chairs
facing the blackboard have been
put in for prospective buyers.
The first sale will probably be
held Monday. The sales will be
conducted under the personal di-
rection of Gerald CreekmOre who
is a member of the Arkansas
Fruit Exchange, and sales will be
held every day until all the cars
have been disposed of.
The Van Buren press., 1912-07-27
Rev. Kenny Dead.

Rev. D. S. Kenny, aged n years
died at his home 8 miles northeast
OF Van Buren, al noon Monday,
his death being due TO an aff1ict.
ion of the heart from which he
had been a sufferer for some time.
The funeral was from the family
residence Wednesday, conducted
by Rev. j. NJ. Hacker, and inter.
ment in the Oliver Springs GENE,
terry.
The deceased had been resi-.
dent of Crawford county for q
years, and is survived by a wife,
three daughters. Mesdames S. E.
Winfrey, Clyde Stamps and Miss
Gertrude Kenny, and four sons,
H. A. Kenny, Bostwick, New; G.
F. Kenny, Greedy, Col, aud S. f,
and A. N. Kenny, of this city.
The Van Buren press., 1912-07-27
Beginning 10 SqusaI.
rom the Southwest American.

From the Southwest American.
The liquor interests will hold II
meeting at 3 O'Clock Sunday AT
ternoon in Eagles Hall to organ
ize for the statewide campaign.
ave have made no plans AS
yet. for We do not know exactly
what the conditions that con
front us are,' said one of the
leaders in the movement. 1--WE
went 10 fud out where we are at,
what we can and should do aud
then we can decide how eXtens.
lively we will go into the cam.
paign. Today's meeting is only II
preliminary, and our future act
ions will depend largely upon the
attendance today. Tee interest
displayed aud the information re-
ceived frcm other parts of this
state.
$50 far as my business is con
cerned | don't care which way
the state wide bill goes" said one
of the largest dealers in liquors
in the city yesterday in discussing
the outlook. "The adoption of
the measure, however, is bound
to hurt Fort Smith and its pros.
perlty. 1t will close up a whole
lot of saloons, throw couple of
hundred people out of employ
ment, most of whom will leave
the city, and it will make IA whole
lot of buildings empty. This is
going to hurt property, Pm afraid,
and it's the effect on my property
that gives me the greatest CON
Germ"
The Van Buren press., 1912-07-27
About MIX.

Milk, even when the price is
high, Is always an economical ar.
ticle of diet. Practical 100 per
cent of the total food value of
milk is taken up by the body in
the process Of digestion, while
vegetables, for instance, yield lit.
tie over so per cent of their nutli.
ment.
Milk is a perfect food that does
not need any chewing or inacera.
tIOn. 1t makes no work n, all for
the teeth and little for the muscles
of the stomach. 1t is passed
from the stomach in au hour and
a half
so if you relish mill, don't be
afraid to use all that you want.
Buy less beefsteak and more milk
and yo& will be better of, pbysi.
cally aud financially.