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cent campaign. 1t is move to
get some kind of control by the
people.
Sloan served as a district fed
eral judge in Arizona from 1888
to 1909, with the exception OF
three years when he practiced law
in Prescott and was attorney for
the Santa Fe railroad.
Federal Judge Sloan was SO well
thought Of that a provisioned pri-
vate car was at his disposal when
he wished to go on a weekend
hunting or fishing trip.
He became known among work
ing men as injunction Dick"
Here are two samples of Judge
Sloan's work on the bench:
Near Prescott are the $780,
100000 properties of the United
Verde Mining Co., owned by for.
mer United States Senator w. A
Clark, taxed at $4,000, by the
way. This company wanted c
certain man appointed district at
torney. Their lawyer got caught
bribing a county supervisor to vote
for this man. The United Verde
lawyer was arrested. The super
visor confessed having goNer
$500. Judge Sloan dismissed the
case on a technicality. The grant
jury then indicted the lawyer ant
Sloan dismissed the case on an
other technically.
The court records of Mohave
county will show OF they have no
been destroyed) that in 1907 {
Pullman porter on the Santa FL
train brutality assaulted woman
passenger. She was saved by tn,
train crew. A jury found thu
negro guilty, and Judge Sloan IL
a scathing opinion sent the negrt
to the penitentiary for IA year
at hard labor, the maximum.
The woman brought suit agains
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Will Taft Turn Sloan Loose On Arizona
Again? Why State Cries Recall of Judges

the Pullman company for $25, 600
damages. The company offered to
settle for $500, but the woman
refused. The Pullman and Santa
Fe lawyers secured new trial for
the negro.
Before Judge Sloan the case was
called for trial again. 1t opened
with a short consultation In low
tones between judge, district at
torney and attorneys for the Pull
man and the Santa Fe.
The same Judge Sloan who had
sentenced the negro, now dis
charged him, and he was whisked
out of the territory by a waiting
engine.
At the 1908 republican ma
tional convention Sloan voted
against every progressive plank
offered by insurgents-especfally
the presidential primary.
In 1909, to the establishment OF
the people of Arizona, Taft made
him governor of the territory,
without a single open public en-
dorsement.
In 1910 Sloan was pubHcally
ridiculing the constitution wanted
by the people, and saying If it was
adopted that the territorial
asylum would have to be en-
larged."
In 1911 he had to fight for two
days in the republican party con-
ference, reactionary as 1t was, for
platform endorsement of his ad-
ministration and Taft's.
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O B S Err v MS

COUNCILMAN BUTTFIEID of Panfield, J.
workngmen excluded living
child
family. Bufield
around to solving killing
of cheese beside lmburger, which a by
WE gather from Mr. Woodrow Wilson's estimate
Bill Taft is honest and patriotic but almighty stupid.
FRISCO N. Y
which
pink trousers Jennie Croker
match
the oriental turkey
TO
BRYAN Is North Dakota democrats the
blooming second choices that keep the situation
WICkERsHAM that ap-
o.
which
One corporation lawyer
Harlan. If it would duck 1T
distuber of the you heard San Jose
society girl manual labor piano. was
charitable toward jackasses. - '-' wa"
COATES Co., the dividend of az
n o"N "a % pei
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at AtnenS is
Nine. Coromil-
as, the daughter
of former Sena-
tor Cockrell of
Missouri. She
married t h g
present Grecian
minister of fin
ance when he
was at Wash
in gton as the
representa- / v e
of the king of
Greece. She is
one of the few
American girls
. who have made
good at foreign
canitalS.
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N0Sf

HEARD AT THE RUSH HOUR

HEARD Al IHE HUSH HUM
Move a little faster, please!
Way up In the car!
Come on, there, don't block the
door,
Whod'y'u think you are?'
"All aboard, take this car north!
Let 'em off there, you!
And forget that fresh talk, boob,
Gimme something new"
"You want a West-side car, you
say?
Just listen to the gink;
Why don't you stop and think?"
The conductor mopped his sweaty
brow
And balance on his toes,
Sometimes thees runs are fierce
he said.
"But that's the way 1t goes"
IF ever I get off this car
I'm going to find a job
On some deserted island
Where there is no street car
mob"
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Such a spendthrift is John D.
Archbold Standard Oil multi
millionaire. He gave the church
of his native village 500 organ.
y
James Kennedy was sentenced
to Jail for one year in a New York
court for stealing an umbrella on
a rainy day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-27

Lincoln dissatis-
fed with the
inactivity of the
army of the Po-
tomac, issued
his general war
order No. 1, fix
ing Washing
tons birthday,
Feb. %, as the
day for a gener-
al movement of
the land and
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1t seems as though the best in
American journalism had or Is
migrating westward. 1t is such
an attitude as is yours that we
may look to for a saner interpre-
tation of institutionalism. More
power to your quest for what's
real.
Yours fraternally,
FRANK CHESTER PEASE.
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naval forces of the United States.
Of course, Washington birthday
was holiday then, but the coun-
try where the soldiers were going
had seeded and national holidays
were not observed by the army.
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Chicago, H., Jan. %, 1912,
5515 Monroe Ave.

To the Editor of the Tacoma
Times and to Dana Sleeth:
Gentlemen-Allow me the
pleasure of extending my appreci-
alton of your splendid interpre-
tation of the recent trial of Jay
Fox-as ! see it in Vol. TX, No. II.
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Not Corruption, Just Investment

mo evidence of corruption" the u
Notwithstanding
cost Stephenson sum way up toward 100000.
The evidence simply showed high senaorshp
the mouths that badtastng
rich willing such chance
US?
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THE TRUANT.

tried to run away from things
I wandered far and wide,
Myself was at my side.
1t was no go-where'er I went
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-27

The mutton -chopFstyle of whis-
ker is becoming obsolete and in
new generation children will have
to invent new forms of amuse-
ment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-27
Howl GotBack My Strength
(By WEIIMAN)
(By A. WELLMAN.)

Those are the worst symptoms of weakness" said
DR.: Soakem. after had told him of my condition.
a.. had come TO MS offce hoping to get some thing
pleasure out of my life. My back weak and pain
full my head ached nervous and had energy
ambition. The loss of power sappng my
ity, and knew that was getting worse every day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-27

Teacher-Now can anyone tell
me where the stars come from?
Please, ma'am," answered the
tiniest of the class, they come
from the sidewalk"
"All life originally came from a
microscopic dot" claim the scien-
lists. There are still lot of peo-
pie who haven't risen above the
period.
A New York man left his wife
a handsome estate provided she
did not take the advice of her
relatives in financial or other af-
fairs" It's a cinch that man had
a mother-in-law.
The Tampico, Mexico, oil fields
produced 100000 barrels of oil
daily. But that's nothing compar-
ed to the amount of "salve' a few
good politicians can produce in
the same length of time.
mere WAS man ana ne SCruCk
match
On the wall in a powder mill,
And now the mill and match
he struck
| And the man are very still.
A cannon's report has been
heard at distance of 146 miles
But that wasn't our own Joe Can
non. When he made report to
the house the whole United States
heard 1t.
Cigars are part of an italian
soldiers daily rations. They
ought to be able to smoke out an
enemy all right.
SPEAKING OF SMOKE.
You can have your gold-tippeG
Meerschaum
And your polished Calabash.
I'll take my little clay dugine
Which cost five cents in cash.
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TODAY IN HISTORY

Jan. 81. 1862, Just so years
ago today. President Abraham
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In the Editors Mail
Everybody in Piel

Everybody in Pierce county reads this column Short
and without
malice will be printed Write about
body wish, but have malice motive Many
printed because they long, Keep en
short.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-27

Mr.. Jack Frost is nice chap to know
When you've got house to abide in
And it's jolly, doubt, to go out in the
When you have cutter to ride in.
But down in the slums when his hands on the pant
He isn't a blessing-he's only a bane.
Mr. Jack Frost's society swell
To the rich he is joyous and cheerful
But down where the shivering ghetto-folks dwell
His visage is bitter and fearful
When empty the coal bin and empty the purse
His laugh is snarl and his glance is a curse.
When plenty is yours and your body we'll fed
Mr.. Jack Forst is your crony,
But when you are down, why the snob cuts you dead
With glance that is icy and stony!
He besses and blights with the very same breath,
To Wealth he Is Life-and Poverty, Death!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-27

The rabbit is just wise enough
to know that if he had a tail he'd
be just forgetful enough to stick
1t in a trap.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-27

Il Will heartily recommend your appliance to any
man suffering from weakness, and have per
mission to make any use of this letter you wish
"B. T. BEALE,
"Prop: The Arden Anaheim. CAL"
II am happy to tell you that for some time pas
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About People

One of the most popular Of the
matrons in Greek official society
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-27
THE FALSE ALARM

Often in the silly night creak
ing door gives us a fright.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-27
HIS OWN PROVISION

The committee had called commission
Nero that eminent listened attenvey and smiled
provngly.
ut looks good me-" he said. providing of am the
commission"
Wheupon the committee automatically withdrew
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-27

l don't know whore would have ended if had
not discovered advertisement Vita the
modern electric treatment Immediately wrote for
the free book explaining this method of treatment,
and must that it Is of the n
works have read. 1t is written in plain lam
guage, and deals with human ills in a sensible way.
Tho information 1t contains Is worth great to
any sufferer.
After looking over the book was convinced that
Electra-V Vita was just what needed. / decided
call at the office of the Electrayita Co. have
talk with their consulting physician.
found the doctor only too willing to give me all
the Information desired He showed me a large
Der of testimonials from people who been cured
by lectravita, and all praised the highly
Some were from men had known for years Here
few of them:
II have used Electra excellent results in n
case Of prostate trouble complicated with
apo losses / consider my all the remarka-
bic because am pa years Gld and had been troubled
ments and medicines during that long period with
no benefit Whfteyer, the system remaining dormant
manhood. " $50
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not expect to have much Eastern
putter until some time In March
Eggs also took drop of / cant
PRODUCER.
Beef-10c.
Pork-9 q 10c.
onions--$1.25 1.50.
Oysters-$7.50 per sack.
Clams-s2.50 a sack,
Crabs-S1 Oils doz
Butter
Washington Creamery-s40
$50,
Eastern-31 a. $40.
Eggs.
Washington Ranch-30o.
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81 won't be hard judge he said You see
influence o liquor when done it."
under influence something equal
indulge udous study
with
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fix you up" said DR.. Soakem. 9TH
stimulant will give you energy an
take away that tired, debilitate
feeling of which you complain. TT
other Is for your nerves; 1t will st,
pefy them SO you can't feel any pal
you will find directions {
the bottles. and after you
you can have the bottles re-
filled at the drug store"
Needless to say, made 4
many trips to the drug store
getting those bottles refilled.
But the medicine fixed me ~
up" all right. The first thing
1t did was to put my stomach
out of gear, and my food N
wouldn't digest properly. Even
the smell of the dope was 8s
nauseating, and the horrible NJ
taste 1t left in my mouth was
worse than most any pain.
The stimulant gave me en-
ergy for a while, but after I
had taken IL for a few days
had to double the dose to get th
same effect, and it soon failed to d
even that.
The nerve medicine relieved a
pain for a time; but. like the stimy
liant, IL. too, lost its power. I foun
myself growing more nervous eac
day, and every dose called for ar
other, as the pain came back sac
time.
1 don't know where I would hi
not discovered an advertisement G
- AL. A.
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/ II E M A r K E. T s

Washington creamery butter
came down in price yesterday.
Eastern butter is Just as scarce
- 1t was yesterday. Jobbers DO
PRICES PAID
Apples-s1.5oQ2 a box.
Lemons-s3 a 3.75.
Cranberries-10 a lie.
oranges-$2 a 2.75.
Pctatoes-s1.30Q1.50.
Sweet Potatoes-s3 % $50 cwt.
Beans a. &C.
Turnips-$1 sack.
Lettuce-$1.25 crate.
Cabbage-1h 91&c.
Spinach, 1 1-2o.
Chicken-14c.
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UPLIFT STUFF.

Bunch your boosts, boy.
Don't get in the habit of loaf
ing in your own shadow.
Memory gives man an altar.
Love never suspends dividends
Courtesy is an invitation to
others to be nice to you.
The man who Is sure of his
opinion seldom fights for it.
No mans destiny comes to him
full grown.
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Red Cross Ball Blue makes the
laundres9 happy. makes clothes
Shitcr than snow. II you wish
beautiful, clear white clothes, use
Ted Cross Ball Blue. At all good
;rocers. sss
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not interfere with your work business.
GET THIS FREE BOOK
would advise all sufferers to call for the
free 90-page book which tells cures
and cost of This book contains pictures of
well built robust men and women illustrating the
method of applying Electra-Vta. free to those
who use this coupon. Cut out the coupon and
mail 1t IL can't call
Consultation free office hours a. m. p m
Wednesday and Saturday evenings until 8; Sunday,
10
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-27
HAD SEEN THEM.

Teacher-Now can anyone tell
me where the stars come from?
please, ma'am," answered the
tiniest of the class, they come
from the sidewalk"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-27

AGRICULTURAL department has classified 245 differ
of cheese beside limburger, which is by
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-27

No man believes In compensa-
lions when he spills a bag OF ap-
pies on the street car.
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Prominent women assert that
the trouble is that marriages take
place before the parties are we'll
enough acquainted with each
other. But longer acquaintance
would make marriage impossible
nine cases out of ten.
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COATES CO., the hread-makers, declared a divi
tent in 1911.
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BRYAN is North Dakota democrats second choice II
oomng second choices that keep the scramt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-27

Some men don't keep up with
the times any better than an en-
cyclopedia.
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WE gather from Mr.. Woodrow Wilson's estimate Thu
Bill Taft is honest and patriotic but almighty stupid
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-27
SPEAKING OFF SMOKE.

You can have your gold-tippeG
Meerschaum
And your polished Calabash.
I'll take my little clay dugine
Which cost five cents in cash.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-18
Prescription that Soon
Knocks Rheumatism

The only logical treatment for rheu-
mstisn is through the blood. The pol
sons that settle in muscles. Joints and
back. causing severe pain, must be dis
solved and expelled from the system or
there can be no relief This prescription
from noted doctor is said to be work
ing wonders all over the country. Hun
dreds OF the worst cases were cured by
1t here last winter. From your drug
gst get one ounce of Toris compound
lin original sealed packase) and one
ounce OF syrup OF SarsaparIl!a compound.
Take these two ingredients home and
put them Into a half pint Of good whis-
ky. Shake the bottle and take a table
spoonful before each meal and at bed
time Results come the first day, II
your druggist does not have Toris com =
pound In stock he will get it. in q few
hours from his wholesale house. Don't
be influenced To take some patent medi-
cine instead OF this, Insist on having
the genuine Toris compound in the orig
inal, one ounce. sealed. yellow package.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-18
GEORGE WASHINGTON
IS TO BE EULOGIZED

George Washington, Statesman, Sol
dier Patriot Father OF Ills Country
this is the subject of the patriotic ad
dresses that will be delivered in the
parents classes Of the Ensign stake this
morning, commencing at 10 o'clock. The
following are the names OF those who
will speak:
Eleventh ward. William T.. Rydalch
Twelfth-Thirtee eenth ward, miscellaneous
programme; Eighteenth ward. Judge j,
J. Whitaker, Twentieth ward. DR.. Har-
old Van Cott. Twenty-first ward, VIII
liam II. King; Twenty seventh ward,
George Coray.
"TIumor in the Home" Is the topic that
will be discussed in these classes the fol-
lowing Sunday.
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|TIIT|IEY CHOOSES
||[|IIl BY SHOOTING
49,, Is Sentenced to Die
u,rth IS; Will Take
an Appeal.

v,Tbiuu.y. convicted % mu1aere5 , y g =
E9 - ,s.kson, whom he shot ana m
3 i pamona roomirg house on
d 70. East street October :"
" 's.r,st C Loofbourow Of lhe
/ J T',et.Na ,hs.,on Of the Third distr'c,
~ S" :. .hot Monday, March % at
fp 80. nrlscn. The court de-
Y - alton for new trial. Appsal
~ lD - The supreme court, which
|. stay of execution
ra r.s shot BY MewnInney when
-, rasponded 10 the screams
stsom onsn who was with sol ;;
|FHs whom MeWhinney ana
Z : X TE,rypatrick, We're robnlns-
cam ,nr,nany with the woman:
III, " had gone 10 the Ramona
y toute 10 the woman ;p apa' t,, for. =
n, ID & fire prior to so'''F io' "
.,,r into the room there was
y ev~s door and Miss Fuller an
e !" ' s shc opened the door TWO
~ ~ in and held Brown up ana
"A sjn. I Brown WAS a trdveilns
WI Ths woman's screams brought
No was an sssayer. 10 the
- as the two men ran away
r shot Erickson, causing his
sir,,s vas likewise charged with
y Sut ssrecd TO enter a plea oi
!. mnrder In the second degree,
psisncsd 10 twenty years In the
,,isSn snd is now serving the sen
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!EtEI Observation-Disclosures ff+I|HI+lILAASs:YYL
o. Lloyd
n their presence were beyond human

explanation.
DR.. Eddy has given his seances
throughout England, Australia and
France. and is now making a tour OF
the United States. attracting widespread
attention. He courts full investigation
and conducts his operations In the
strongest light. surrounded by g commit
tee. In the seance at the Colonial to-
night he win produce the famous "De
Naturalization Test" which has In
volved a great deal Of comment Cues
tions written and retained by the in
tcrrogators will receive full and ipteli-
gent answers. There will be other mani
festations of his power, and the affair
promises 10 arouse the keenest interest
in the subject OF splritualism.
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Real Estate Transfers,

Edward S. Hubbard to Hubbard In
vestment company, part OF lot :,
block %, plat E..,............S
Clara :. Taylor 10 James G. Wat
son and wife, part OF 10; 9 block
Is, fiNc-acrc plat A....s..,.-,..
Louis l.. Pratt and wife to James
a. Eardlcr, part OF lot I. block
lNo, plat A...,....,,......,.
United States of America To Will
liam BouItcr, part of section ;.
township 4 south range east Pate
Joseph ". Watson and wife 10
Charles McSwine. lot :. block /,
Toronoto subdivision o.. ......s
Edward u. Wicks 10 Frank G. San
ford. lots u and 22, block II.
Poplar Grove addition ..........
Est Meta TreDpmann 10 August
Tceppmann. nert Of lot :. block
20 five-acro pi0t A. ..,-,...,...
IIebcr G. Avlett TO Lenor5 :.
Avlct part OF section %. town
ship south range ! vest.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-18
kED SPIRITUALlST
|ICOIONIAL TONIGHT

,A,st will walk at the Colonial
r-sot one ghost. but many. Or,
A. noted spidtualist!c medium,
=, sssnce for the purpose of
,s,rlinc spirit power in the light.
IN comes here with the indorse-
4 n ibe Royal Society OF England.
Mod him In every conceivable
q md al tbc conclusion OF the in
..tso presented him with a parch-
sif5inE thar manifestations given
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-18
DRAMATIC CLUB TO
GIVE "RED ROSETTE"

For thc benefit OF tho new Eleventh
ward chapel, the Eleventh Ward ORA
matte associat tlon will present the west
ern drama. The Red Eosette,' In the
new Eleventh ward amusement hail, be-
tween First and Second South streets on
Tenth East street, Wedu esday, THURSDAY
and Friday. February q, % and %.
Those who will take part are ISseph
Wrthlin. Jr. Jennie Enholm Virgil Hall
Stella Edmonds, ". II. Williams. Donald
Cameron, Heher Johnson, G. S. Gard iner,
Madelaine Bitner.
G. Lamont Felt Is acting as business
manager, with Mrs. Nellie Penrose Whit
ney as director.
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SPECIAL OFFER TO PURCHASERS
PAI2E1 a ORCH ND T A AIDS

We" Land Company will four five sections Of their
o under cultivation this spring, and special nducement
purchase land the Company will to break seed
~any acres as they feel capable of contracting for
% mas been requested by several Eastern parties who have
@ ~ nave put under will let
\ ~ |'e located on Golden West Land.
~ can secure farm with small outlay Of money
" work from Che Company him Of not only enough
chance pay his land in labor and he his
Intends and favors giving this opportunity to their pur
Mnn P all improvements and benefits the valley We have
Of the choicest valley dispose
f ano will be selected first
m nu'Vons 1t hardly necessary to Immediate
improvements the will than double this
n al when you have this unusual opportunity
bpJ ~ open to you from which choose. Either
dsrn now and farm your land, stay where
Ss ~ 'ugh us to have your placed under cuivaon
us n simply buy for nvestment-thst buy your land
and Then later sell advanced price or move
pau you TO make profitable investment
~ n't move to Park Valley if do not have