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The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-12

also of Cairo. Covers were laid for
fifteen. Tennis and dancing were
the principal amusements.
Mr. and Mrs t.. II. Alden and
daughter Sarah drove to Dixon
Springs in their Ford car Tuesday
of this week
The work OF excavating for the
new Stinsoh Memorial library on
Main street is progressing nicely.
Mr.. Floss, the foreman, is pushing
The work.
Mrs. Kate Kratslnger, of Carbon
dale, is the guest of the family OF
l.. l.. Casper, north of Anna.
Burglars entered ]. w. Moore S
grocery store Tuesday night and
took about $50 from the safe. T. r.
Mullins bloodhounds were put on
the trail at once after the discoy-
cry and Mr. Moore believes he has
the right person in sight, but "a
awaiting developments before. ask
ing for an arrest.
Miss Owna Seger is the guest OF
her brother, Charles Seger, in st.
Louis, Mo
Mr.. and Mrs J. F. Dayault and
Jesse Roy returned this week from
a months tour of the west in a spe-
eial train with the international Biz
bic Students association.
Miss Margaret Nesbitt, of Mound
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-12

CHAPTER | - Congre ssman Standsh
and thc Woman. believing themselves In
love. spend q trial Week as man and wife
In hotel in northern New YORK under
assumed names, The Woman uWakens to
the fact that she does not love Standish
and calls their engagement Off. otandish
protests undying devotion,
CHAPTER Willie lays a trap To secure
the name OF the woman. He tells Miss
Kelly that he Is going to have talk with
Standish and that at its conclusion the
latter will call up number on the tele-
phone to warn the Woman, He offers
Miss Kelly 500 for that number.
CHAPTER What the conclusion of
the Interview with Blake Standish gets q
New York wire and calls Plaza l00l. A
few minutes later Robertson tells Miss
Kelly TO call Plaza 1901 and get his wife
or one of the servants on the phone.
CHAPTER IX-Mss Kelly refuses to
give Jim Blake the number called by
-
CHAPTER X-~Blal1e has n story of the
Standish episode prepared ready to send
out as soon as the Woman's name is
learned. Tom Blake tells his father OF
his love for Wanda Kelly and family
row ensues, Blake's daughter. Grace, ar
rives with her husband. Governor Robert
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CHAPTER XII.


"It's good to get a welcome at last"
laughed Grace. Marks been as cross
as a bear"
81 haven't declared Robertson.
you have!" she insisted. And just
because the train was a few minutes
late. Oh, well-a few hours, then.
When l got in you were stamping up
and down the platform surrounded by
a blue haze; like Ajax defying the
railroad Really, was ashamed of
you, If it hadn't been for the lovely
flowers you got me-"
What was the delay?" asked Blake.
81 don't know" she answered, laying
aside her wraps with Robertsons awk'
ward if eager aid THE engine made
too strenuous an effort to get out OF
Baltimore, And it broke down. How
are you, dad?"
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unfortunate experience should be a
warning to girls not to marry above
their station and to shun cigar.
cites. ~
The modern tendency Of women
to ape mans habits is responsible
for most of the marital discord A
woman, to be happy and to make
others happy, must be just woman
and nothing else, If she smokes Gig
arettes, cigars and the pipe, chew
tobacco or INDUCES in intoXicants
she ceases to be just a woman. She
then is a weak imitation of man a.
his worst.
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ANNA

The Ladies' Aid Of the NJ F.
church will hold a pantry sale in
Mrs. Boutan's rooms on Main street
Saturday afternoon, July 70.
Mrs. James T. Gourleym and son
Paul. of Paragould, Ark, are the
guests of Anna friends and rela-
tiyes.
Miss Priscilla Mangold entertain
ed party of friends at her home on
Green street Tuesday evening in
honor Of her guest. Miss Alice Wood,
of Cairo. On Wednesday evening
Miss Marjorie Mangold gave three
course dinner for Miss Vesta Wood,
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OLD COMA WAITED.

sss--We pay CASH premiums on
hundreds of Old Coins. Keep all
money dated bsfore 1895. and send
TEN cents at once for our New IL.
Illustrated Coin Value Book. AIT. II
may mean YOUR fortune. Clarke 4
Co.. Coin Dealers. Dept. 80, lie Roy,
N. Y.--Gdvt. 2-s-1yr
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Help Wanted-Male.

WANTED-Laborers at Fayville;
s1.75 per day. Good board, good
room; plenty of work. Apply c.
Gunderson, Fayville, III. 4t-7-6
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Help Wanted-Female.

WANTED-Th1rty girls ct the
Overall factory, steady work, good
pay. Twenty-ninth, near Sycamore.
d. L. Marx & Co.
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City, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. W. Roy the latter part of last
weeS' 49,
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ADVERTISEMENT.

LOST - Crank off automobile;
finder leave word at Roy Williams
office and receive reward. 7-12-7t
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LADIE Sill!
HAPPY HOME MATERNITY"

reliable; adoption in nice homes: before-tims
Il you wish Call or write either DR.. Turer or Flofsaes
Hyatt. Pine Lawn. ST. Louis Co! Mo. STRICTLY
ethical
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-12

FOR SALE OR LEASE-Four lots,
corner of Goth street and Commercial
avenue; formerly occupied by Three
States Implement Co. yesterday Alb
stract Co. 7-9-7t
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ADVERTISEMENT.
Dwellings For Rent.

FOR RENT--24O2 Elm street;
modern eight room house. with
every convenience and In most de-
sirable neighborhood. Apply Can
dee Insurance Agency. II
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Lost and Found.

LOST-0n oval hand painted
china pin with initial ''E." Return
and receive reward Weber-Wolters,
zoe Ohio st. 10 1w
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FEDERAL JUDGE
FAV0RS FURTHER
LEVEE SYSTEL
CAPE TO GULF

Concluded from First Page,
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An Electric Restaurant.

An electric restaurant is in success
tul operation in London The cooking
is faaltless and the prices are lower
than those of the neighboring estab-
llshments OF the same class.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-12

LOST--In Mound City, gold
watch. jewel. gold hands, Elgin
works ct. A. Haul" engraved in
back-baseball fob attached. Re-
turn to Calvin sheerer, Mound City.
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A Sermon for Girls.

Concluded from Page Five
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-12

Love Finds a Way.
Elopements are not unknown in Sa-
tnoa,
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TELEPHONE YOUR WANT ADS
BOTH PHONES 90
ADVERTISEMENT.

on premises 3015 Sycamore street.
James Curry. rs tt
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Copyright 1919 The Bohbs Merrill Co. ~ special
arrangement with the ID Mile Publ shIng CO.
StNOPSIO.
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FOR SALE-Mare and runabout
and harness. Horse city broke for
lady or child. w. II. Ledbetter, 219
18th. 7-10 1t
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, NOTICE-Will the party who took
the gold frame eyeglasses and cord
from gatepost in front of house at
622 Thirty-third street return
them? 7-12-7t
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-06
sIDrwooo sonooLs oru.


Te Glsawood seools spened last Mon
day with . full eosps Of tsaeAers asd
the largest easollnent in rs history
Of The schools, bstA - e ths Aixa
seAoel asd ~ s1sdes. Mt oaly Is
tAs abundance lasss bat tAs interest
in the work is gesd and tss boys aad
girlA, after the sanner's vacation,
seea eager for the ksowisdee which
they realize nast obtain now il they
would be best fitted for the serious
work Of life.
The faculty selected fos this year .
work IL ~ fellowA Elner Usderwoed.
superintendent Of the high seAsol aad
grades. Mis- Ella Aaes, psiseipal Of
Aish sehssa; r. E Lsvs.s, ssis.es aal
stAlsties; A3s 0ssasslss D>sp.~el
lAnguagss; Aiss 1ntA eAunass, nasA.
|saatses; Nh Gsstsuas Rsssss, ~
tssy - 0yoaasi.R, M lGasaass4
Ashsssy, sightA ssaass lGis la
AssesA ssvsaAA gs.As, Ma H1ass.
~ Tslay, ix&A al.As, Nh lG.sy
DsssA. AftA 0sAs, lls My Hs1savy.
AsasaA 0ua1s, Nh MIA Waaa thisa
|sss1s, Nh Arla 0ssk, ssesaa eu.as,
@o ny WallnA svssnsw yssa,
Ais tHaa AAsssy, pssnsy sssas, Ma
Dssa HeatiaG, Asossais ssianss.
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-06
aEllWo0o MS
Uhy nAN
lsshosses Sutsds City In.
lis Set u 1fxps.
Firsalsa eeatsa
IWo Ak nm 0ElkENR HEAVY loser

About Eve O'Clock rhursday morn
~ Glenwood citizens were awakened
" the 6re alarm 10 Asd that flanes
toeae consuning the two old stsre-
tApases near the Rio Gande round
1bsse. As the buildings were beyond
~ city limits snd . loss dista.ee
E1lcn the nearest Gre hydrsnt it was
~ Arst thought impossible to reaeh
E1&sa with the hose. However, the
~ boys attached ON Pitkin and finally
asnaG = line Of hose to the fire but
~ until such hcadwsy had been made
49, it was impossible to check the
4mes and the buildings were entire
3 Consumed.
One of the buildings belonged to
0flliam Dougan and the other was
lewned by the Zang Brewing company
~ wss used by H. B. Ikeler for the
eeofaee of tile and wooden pipe. It
= ehined that Mr.. Ikeler's loss 10
esef 1890 with no insurance.
ssWhils the Ere laddies were . little
~ II reaching the Are they worked
pooaay until they saw it was in
ebh to accomplish anything 1t u
ealsl that tae Ere had naAs cen.
|e Asadvay before asy alarm
|~Js1n- A sDpty BE 0raads bog
g as - ~ track ssar ths
~ alss dssGssysa. Ths
- .esssys . ssaAssvsss fss
nl ysa1n "a = ~
~Asa Bsnes ~ sWpisisss sAas-
ctsq1H0na fssa Ash aossa 70 8
traapadD Shsss bsilaiA0. ss sas tins.
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-06

7 oSsaoRs6tisa = aaassl - jsas
nsH - ~ Ayn.s vAisA vin -
SA ssnAa.sa sAsas vitA piaas -.
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-06
IlRIA 3NXIA1 -
1A1D0W moA10

- HAH0OW HDuA1a
WaaAingtsa, sspk 4-Dsaa, ~ H.
ysaf-sal AeaoAsss Il OsaGFsssnm fAy-
-, vss - Aavs essa - IL Rev
Havsa tssin wrecked nsae New Havsa,
Cse1-, ysstsrday. - ~ nsaAse
n ..he. girls Css:.s g..A>es sssEe,S,s y
LAksA Naias. - ~ssaa Aavs N.
tssssa yssesF1ay ~ sEAss senAsss
AaA ~ ~ inaeznooseS 1uu1Doa ~ y
Istav lsaese ts1sab = ~ supnlnsn
- Z. sa1nu 4 1so1e fssn N
nlAss u111llv ~ - pj1l1a IN
49, - lloJn4 - - 49,
EannA - 60 II y - = Z q 81 -
& :
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-06

~ sessknsas nsstiag ~ hsrs il
Juas anA ~ aias ssssss vssk and
1sst al - ~ iAjsrs1 'sxAisitien re
esaely 0ivsa h 0lssWusA
~ tAis ~ sAsws aasy II tn
Sesaissae sitsasas 4 0asavssl . well
es ssasas1s shs4sAs vitA wAish "
80 - 0sso - lsao 1alA61lns 4 sAouh
Sssvs e Gssa4 is1sssse - sss people
NJ ~ ~ ssss eaGHosl - . ...'
~ Il sAsw Asssss ssss ~ sss.try
~ Sscsss ssesasiag h fse ~ road
II. fsaasg ~ dssi1sa = szlibii
n In Gisnusea - ~ ~ Asoe pee
~ ~ havs ~ lsse sAaass to ~
n fAis - win tAsssesss - shows
.es - - 49, sssaiAg = ~ usual
As.sA Dsat ~ ~ eeAfsition g.
- Yin saways ssssst Il
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-06
uTY nknla
nseuSs nOuQ

fhs city eesseil helA q session last
fsssAay svsaiss bst - It vas nst
easy - make Themselves heesd afte.
the dance upstsirs had started they did
net continue their neetins far lE.e
the night. TAe routine work Of read.
ing and passing ON reports and allow
ing bills eomqrised the principal part
Of the> business of the meeting.
D. b. HeFriek was awarded the con
tract for the construction of two
street and FIVE alley crossings, he re
isg tie lowest bidder ea this work.
The natter of the aPPoistnent Of q
board sf health havise svissstly bee.
overlooked tie mayor sppoistsl every
member Of the eosneil on sseh bsard.
fhe clerk vas Instructed TO collect
fFsa tie nickel dsaes hall ~ kesase
Of 600 year which was inpsssd by
tie eosseil sens tire ago.
As seoa, - possibss the board went
into executive session sad ~ near -
the Pest could leasn ths discussion at
that session vas decidedly brisk q
times. II had 70 do with the recent
action Of the police committee in ap-
pointing Mr.. Lacy a. = special night
policeman. One member of the coun-
ell insisted that Jack Teeters should
have been retained in that position.
The board seemed to be unit, except
for one man, in insisting that the man
who held this position should be eff,
cient above everything else and with.
ont regard to where he came from. A
petition from several business nea
asking for the appointment Of Teeters
- . special merchants policeman was
Psessntsd but Mayor Barnes deened
It wise 70 invsstisste tss matter very
carefully bsfsrs taking any setis..
AseerainUiy ~ sajssn.s.s wa
taken - wednesday sve,iag - in
H. Asaatins isvesei0sG3sa was naAs
y ~ .Ayss ed ~ ps,,ss ss..itsss
~ fsssA ~ aaay - sieasa ~
Pseaotse usesf pssess - sssssss
~ Ataspa4s saal - saneunn1
w. pesssaAsa u ~ - 1.e = ~
Rsst ~ bssa sbas - lsasa - Il.
stsssss = sssssst u asty have bssa
eAassed aOsinst n D.r.a.eA - his
nagat assseiats - ~ foses, NJ. Lacy.
II fese <Ss sejestse Il ~ pssvisss
nigat was sst present Wednesday
evening. II sesns 70 BE- tie se.se Of
tie board tAst Tie town saouA b
Psiicsd mere aDd tAe salseas lees than
heretofore and BuraassA asd Lacy
have been working o. this psaa, which
wssld naturally briae cut few kicks
from certain sources.
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saAkWosD R1niniI WI1f.

r. 0asassse H lsaasss = well =
sAsis Eay niasas - AisAay elate1
svsf 49, ssNso = ~ ssnpetitive
- ~ = - - 49, fts Do
- 1osaus1s 1e0s yll1ne ~ sa
- - - - ~ - -
~ ~ - !
: =
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uvI0E 0lEH
WATER DlsIncT
eDogp ubiGl1od kssa1k &.
dCadml u...ns i
u Doal ksue
EFFECT FAR kAemle

EFFECT FAR REACHING
The constitutioaslity Of the irFiea-
tion act Of 1905, governing the ere.
atioa Of irrigation districts asd the ~
suaAes Of bosds tAsreu,der, is a.
tackled in a. application nads - tAs
supreme court yesterday by George
Weisbrod Of Garfield county, W.
asks that the directors Of the Divide
Creek irrigation district Of this eoua-
ty be restrained froA issuing t20O, 900
in bonds for the construction or ~
QUESTION Of an irrigation system, su-
thOrized at q special election Novem.
Der 2, 1912.
Upon the allegations in Weisbrod .
complaint the supreme court granted
temporary order until the case can
be heard.
Weisbrod in his complaint alleged
that he purchased from the public
trustee of Garfield county on Febru-
ary 10, 1913, tract Of land and
inches Of water taken from Connoe
creek in Gar6eld county; that this
land il situated in the Divide Crock
irrigation district which was estab.
lished pursuant to the provisioss ek
TIE irrigation act sf 1905, al that
Ralph ". Lsekard, fAsoAs J. Fsia,
Aiatie Hover aaA L Z. KssvsstAy
wsss sSsstsl Aisssesss q ~ Asesiet
q H. tins - ~ essaEiso, NessaAss
q leiA n 1se1p = ln1n3lR.
na -, alliiid = !
~ ~ ! y
e9e9Soe h 1seds q ~ Aiseuia ~
H. eosstsuctisa - sessisittsa e .
water Aistsisk
At this sasctisa, ssessdiag 70 Wei1-
brod, Ne swsen Il Dsss thaA half
the lssds proposed to b embraced in
the district participated. weisbred
claims that more than hAH Of the laads
to be embraced in the district were
owned by the governnent, aad tAat
the federal hnds, while directly bsa.
eHtting from the proposed irrigation
system, will escape TAXATION for it,
purchase or construction. He chang
e that, as hess than half the lAnAs
were represented in the signatures to
the petition for . special election 10
create the district, The provisions e
the act have not beea conplied With.
But = more serious objection b
rafsed against the issuance Of tie
bonds. Weisbrod declares that tho
act of 1905 virtually authorises tie
taking Of property without due pro
cess of law by compelling sw.es Of
lands within . proposed district to
pay their share for tie acquisition Il
water rights Of which they may a.
ready be possessed, and he further
charges that no provision Is nade n
the act for the CONDENSATION Of laad
and water rights belonging - tAese
Who voted against IL creation sf H.
district. In Wsisass11 visv, sss
Who alreeAy svls wa4es risAts ny
have then seqsirsA By . aisesist ~
cssetisa sf which - nigAt Asvo -
pessd, snd H. 1isosist b ~ uoase
oaaisatios - Psy hin any aaaaees.
J~dgs sAsnass e ~ district essrs
s1s4aiaeA Aslsodants' ae0ussee = ~
es.saaiae - ~ gRs0l 49, WsisAssa
aRPsan h N iaA1vi1aal eopaa0ey
ssskiag in1isi1nal sslssn ias4saA =
- - isafvtesa, sssAiag psa,is ss1Isss
- ~ saetisa Il ~ passAis0 ws11a
ia1Iso1A c. ". Dalsu0 - ~ ~
h sttosnsy fos Wsisassl vhAs 4 \
KsawsstAy = Dsasss aaA IN sspse.
ssaAs ~ 1sesaAnaaA
IT, Ooasz.As l51alna Asi1Q - ~
castle vhieA ~ ~ - = ssan1nr
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-06
1Nnps AIJneEs
'euuuE. -
1vs ~ m oyu 1lllx
\ tits b Ejsa In
ftsa IL es

Whea sastbsund Rio 0saaAs freiGh1
traia No. 50 left GleawoaA Wslsss
day morning eae Of the siAs-aass
slssPers eoatsinsd eight PasssAGseA
tie majority Of vAsn had just Aaishet
Psseh picking ~ In ~ RstasAs
section. A the traia approached 6As-
shone the head brakeman, Rssees u.
Willisa by name, entered the ear aaa
eommanded the bunch to chit ~
gros,d."
All proceeded to move except thsee
and then it was that Il. A. Irwin, saS
Of the three, attempted to negotiate >
ride on the strength Of . carwhaekess
union card. Williams intimatSd that
a union card was good for ride q
any time and Irwin stepped to oas
side. -
Williams then undertook to enfoos1
his command rs to the two others, Hex
Freeman and John Ortago, tie ~
YER 4 Mexican. Williams came eat
of the encounter much the worss fse
wear, his face aad head bearing . ssn-
her Of eoatusioas - . result Of con
ing in contact With Freenaa's hstA
An oGieer was summoned t. tAs tsoia
At EaGis bst fer ssAs rsassa - -.
fused to paass tAs nsa ssSss Auuase
snA thsy I'll rols = Aistuea vAsys
they wsss assss1sA aal AsaA IL ~
sWivsl e UsAssuAssiz Aalaay -
aesaght thsa, - 0lsavss1 tAsG1
1-s--.~-e---. *; snsaisl61
II. 1alaSy SssaA ~ ississsGiss
u a.seAsr pssss - ~ s0sse tAae -
asksd sss aad was rsfussd . - y
ths Rie 0rasls fos Ainssae y lGas.
tsrs ~ fer ths return Il ~ psissasss
He says hs nsithSr asked for ~ sx-
Peeted . pass fer hinsslf or IL nen
and that - had 10 etAse iles
thsa to bay tickets for the prissesrs,
which h did whils - tsavels o. nile
go furnished BY the county. Not.
vithstanding he veat out to arrest
tressPsssen upon the eoapanys pro-
Perty Mr.. Halsby says We should not
forget that the BIO Grsnde company
Is heavy taxpayer in GarlsA eoun-
~ and bssidss, ~ ~ anderstaads it
it wesld Be . violation Of the law for
then to sras& Of for him to accept
and sss o.e of their passes.
AZ . Prslininasy hearing before
Justice Squire Thursaay evening
Ffee0sa AID OstaGo were bound over
to the next tira Of tie district court
in The -. Of $500 whils Irwin, on ac-
count Of tie taeit psrnission Of the
brakeman tAaa he could ride on his
card aAA % sleoant Of the fact that
Ae WAS nas party 70 ths assault, was
discharged
The preliminary hearing was very
insefssting 80 ths way The defend
s.ts. eaeh n Ais tsra, essss examined
~ pesssestin6 witness vas anything
bat alsv ssl inlisaasl saas some of
(tAsa nfsssd tAsis salling by nst prac-
Al
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-06
4 ~ eEMWoeD nil1UouB1

Woha 4. fhsnD,y W. - -
hfos sapseisess \ - sase bstA s.
~ nakiag aal sPssa*iag q nsviag
Ptse1Rss 49, Asesaea - sapasa4 ~
hseseass II Csassads sse.sey aaa nssa-
tAia He ~ nsass II - nsvi.s -
taso IN
Dssing tAs - sannss 1l.. 4Acva-
8; IS - sssssssa iaia.assix . sse .unks.R
& . 0eeswssa - whieA b . bsan4y
ss1 whteA s.se - - = - lppse-
saaesA ~ ~ esl4aiss qaav M
- ssssis hsaesy esar dasensaA, uaae.
~ - - - AaAsks6 ~ inssn
- !. =. ~ - ~ -
- =!
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-06
l[A1D U19 AZ
ooeou zuAln

Csetinaing the cooperative efforts
Of H. di9ersst churches Of Gleawood,
SO VA bsgaa by the ope. air meet.
ing hst Sunday afternoon, second
pubic 0stAsriag will be held this Sun.
day sftsspoen at 4:30 sharp in the
Odssa theatre after the usual band
coaeert.
TAese will be good music, including
ges9sal singing and solo by Miss
Mahsa Moore, accompanied by the
Glsavssd band. The address will be
psostical discussion Of the topic
"waAss the Matter,' by Mr.. Viii.
lisD 4ssreh Worries Of japan.
osaas 1se free and no collection will
b. eaksa- Everybsdy is urged to
csne. The esnplete program is ~
4 TO 4:30 ssual band concert.
4:3o 70 $3.50 social meeting /.
Oassa.
hn-AH Hail the Power.
Statement by Chairman Rev. J. E.
FssytA
1yn[Nearef Ny Ged to Thee.
oR14tass Rsaaing-Rev. J. p. Car.
~ Leeas Prayer, all jsi,i.s.
-1ias Nabsl Nssee WITH band
-Wssk fsr H. Night h,cs.-
eeses,-swAsts H. aiasssr,'' sy
- 0ssss0 vssisa
! 1-AMssisa.
|. oNsaolsGAisa = aassl - jsas
hsH - - Ayn.s vAisA vfn -
49, ssnAassa sAsis vitA pia.s -
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-06

n Oo,s..As lRlalnl Assao = ~
Castle whieA ~ ~ - - es9n1nr
sisa - wssk ~ sunaN1v - -
sssa sspaissa tsapssaany - ssa1fp
SO Il; si.....i = y. !. - $ wsiss
ti.s ssssee pss.a.sse ss,aus - u
eaas. =
q G NsuAp ssss1saD = oen
Wsasss1av sssaaao 1 Il
49, - Esuera8 - w.
~ ulu1qp - W =
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-06
- svlpD 0UlIaAY.


u H. eAsssse Of their passesA
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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-05-08
Derrick for Handling Hogs.

strong chain of about six feet with a
small hook in end, to hook on to gam
brel sticks, as shown in cut Bore
hole to receive 5-16 inch bolt about
31e feet from butt end of sweep and
fasten swivel bolt to the sweep. At
small end of sweep fasten a rather
large ring by means of small staple,
and to this tie a piece of rope long
enough to allow small end of sweep
to rise we'll up in air when fastening
chain to the gambrel. stick or the hog
Now place your sweep on top of
post with swivel bolt in position and
you are ready to hook fast to 500
pound hog. Lift him on to the table,
shorten your chain again, lift him over
the scalding tub and dangle him up
and down as much as you choose.
Having hoisted the hog clear OF
scalding table you can swing him
around to hang on any arm.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-05-08
DERRICK FOR HANDLING HOGS
-6allows" and Lift Shown In IIlustra-
tlon Handy In Caring for Large
unwieIdy Animals.

Having to help a neighbor butcher
with very large hogs that we knew
would be very unwieldy to handle, we
inquired out and built "gallows" and
ilft, as shown herewith 1t worked SO
very well thought it might help 9TH
ers, writes E. G. Kinsell, in the Farm
and Home.
Get a good straight post about IA
feet long and to inches in diameter
at small end. Band this end and bore
a three-quarter-inch hole in center
about eight inches deep to receive
swivel bolt C. Five feet from top
mortise holes at right angles to re-
ceive cross bars by 3 inches, on
which hogs are to hang. Into these
mortises insert arms four feet long
and bolt stay irons, as shown. Now
plant post three feet in ground.
Get good stout sweep or pole of
white oak or locust about 3h or 4
inches in diameter at butt end and in
this end put an eye bolt with good
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-05-08
Cut Bone for Poultry.

Green cut bone is an excellent egg
producer when fed judiciously, says
the Poultry World. The supply should
be secured fresh and it should be fed
as soon as cut. Would not advise feed
ing it every day, as the birds are IL
able to overeat and sure case of d.
arrhoea will be the result. Three
times week is often enough to sup.
ply this form of feed. l prefer to
mix it with bran or middlings and al.
low the birds all they will eat in Is
minutes. If you prefer, it may be
fed clear or it may be mixed with
the mash. If fed mixed with other
foods as above, the birds will not
fight for their share.