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STANISLAUS LANDS
EXCHANGE LIST.
STANISLAUS LAND COMPANY,
MODESTO, CAL.


20 sores quarter mile from town OF Ceres.
81 miles from Modesto; well improved; very
nice house. barn, windmill, tank, fankhosss ~
sheds. outbuildings, etc; 20 acres alIaldas Ia %
ance checked ready to seed; price $14. .uoo.
WILL EXCHANGE FOR GOOD INIoMh
BAY PROPERTY
81 acres, miles west Of Modesto' good 2
room house, windmill good sized barn All 70
fne stand OF alfalfa; price $500.
WILL EXCHANGE FOR BAY PROPER I =.
300 acres. s miles west OF Modesto; about ~,
acres OF alfalfa, balance river bottom land al
tiilable, can be put Into alfalfa: barns, good
size: good 10 room, hard finished house; unatl
Turlock irrigation system; price $50 .O1O
WILL EXCHANGE FOR INCOME Phof-
ERTY OR GOOD LOTS.
20 acres, miles northeast Of Modesto. al ~
alfalfa; good 8 room house. good barn, wlnn-
mill. tank and tankhouse, about 20 head mix
cows. good team Of horses; all IN Modesto
irrigation district: price for ell $40. 600
WILL EXCHANGE FOR BAY PROPERTY.
so acres miles west of Modesto. in irriga-
tion district: small house and barn, 80 acres IN
alfalfa balance very fine river bottom land
price $4,000: mortgage 5000.
WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY FOR BAY
PROPERTY,
6S acres. miles northeast Of Modesto. 20
acres alfalfa, balance farmed; good room
house, good barn, we'll, windmill and tank
house; other outbuiidiugs; price SIS. coo; mort
gage $1,000
WILL EXCHANGE FOR BAY PROPERTY.
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/. and Laura II. colburn. p. bosn I

81. an; Laura n. ceburn. %. bosn o:
Berkeley
IATSON--PEACnER--W William Nnsscr X.
and A'esands Prsrdev. 81. both OF osklsn<
MATiOS-AMA RIA I<-Johu Mattos. ~ snd
Rina Ani4ra. &C. both oS san f~sDdrv.
QUADR OS-CtsS1A Victor S. QusdraA- ~
and Annie Costa. H. both OF 0sklxr4
Foster 49, bo1h of Rerkeley
STANK-IfALT<-W Walter Stark. "a. and
GLADYS Hall. 80. both OF Oakland.
SUTHEREAND--RAM AGE Robert T. Suthss
land. 3o Oakland, and Ellen 7. Ramars. "a
Harvard
swAFFoRD- STANTON Henry ". swarord
20. Oakland, and Lillian NJ. stanton. 1s
Los Angeles.
WILI--PFLUG- -Thecdore F. WIN. "a. and
Regina A. Plug % both nf Oakland
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OAKLAND


The following marriage licenses were issued
Saturday. August 80. 1913:
ABREIJ-M EROS--Manuei Abreu. 21 and
Sophie Mederos, is. both Of Oakland
Observation-Disclosures Aguer. a3, and
Florrie Kirby. SO. both OF Oakland.
cHATFIEI. -wISENoR-rsanc ". Chat
field. 81, Princeton. and Sarah u Wisenor,
f,rsNY4 IN A1-fsonfEz Manuel cunha. q. and
Mary Gomez IT. both Of Oakland
pROBAS--yEGTTsISH- Drobas. g. and
Nellie yegilish &C. both Of Oakland
DI1RNEY-~BURKH-H J. Durney rs.
and Margarlta II. Burke. %, both q Aia-
medn.
rERGuSO --BAAIPTON-F NJ. Ferguson.
So, and Eva Hampton. 81. both Of Oakland
FREITAs wII.soN-Joseph + Frettas. ~
and Lucy Wilson. 1s. both OF OAKLAND.
FRY --BERGQUEST-Iv D. Fryca-
holm. So and Mabel g. Bergqusst, =, tom
T OF Oakland
TIS-MILI.EH-Frank Lewis. n. and
Margic Miller IS, both OF Oakland.
MARTIN Ez- -C>OIBURN--Waiter G. Matinee.
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE
TULL@H GIVES PROP
ER TY AWAY

One lot 25xIo0 nice location. ready to build
on. clear deed and even recorded, taxes paid
nrst 10 persons who buy house and lot
through my office
a splendid room house. / block OF Bay
station In fine condition. no repairs needed
lot 33xa50; chicken house and yards, lawn
ana mowers: this Is buy; price 81, $50.
TERMS Well you name them
"A lovely room hardwood fonr cottage,
with rooms in basement finished: lof 65x135:
corner: trees flowers and lawn: half block OF
largest station In Alameda You can have this
az iWo-fhirds its vaue. on terms.
Six room residence: large lot 35x16a: gar
age chicken house. garden, lawn and flowers;
z blocks 70 Bay station: price s3, 100; terms.
lnls 's value for your money.
This Is nnnsual s room residence: would
rent Tor $40 per month: modernized and in Al
condition; ,o not very old: ! block 70 train and
chfrd In full bearing; also berries. flowers,
palms. fountain. chicken houses. yards. gar
age or barn with driveway Come and see me
and we viii make terms and price to suit you
South Of Lincoln and east OF Dth lovely lo-
cation; " block to cars; lot 50x173s6; orchard.
rented for SIG per month: owner lives In
purse
A lovely 5 room bungalow large veranda:
strictly modern in every way: extra large
rooms: large lot. 35x130: berries garden and
flowers: In resticted and well kept street: close
TO station and cars; this is only 5000 and on
A bargain you can't overlook: room
shinrled bungalow In Mastick tract. close to
station: every modern convenience lot 40x
l27:6 room for driveway; garage chicken
house and runs. berries IN abundance; lawn
and flowers; nrice only So. $50; terms.
Exceptionally good 5 room. high basement
cottage: large lot. 37:6x150. In Buena
Vista av.: price only $4,000: terms
really good. Q room house in st. Charles
near Central av.: lot a7.0xI00. price $50 cash
and SIS per month VIII You let this go by
at your expense and the other mans gain?
= am building some and 5 room hunga-
lows; ideal in every way: IL you pay a deposit
they VIII be finished to suit YOU.
Lots and houses new and old. sold easy
terms; also bungalows built to suit you on
small payments.
A beautiful room bungalow: window seats
In every room: extra large rooms. windows and
electric lights In all closets: every modern
convenience: lot 45x130: beautiful lawn and
flowers: block to station; some cash. balance
like rent.
Call and see me. 7 will show you an ideal
home In an ideal town. idesl climate. q min
land
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RIRTHS

CAMEL N this city. August e. 1914. to
the WI r Dudley A. Cameron tree Dett
ner@. > *tstl-
KEARNEY August 20 1913. to the wife OF
William ! Kearney formerly Hester shap
teri. d.nghter.
KLUNG August 13. 1913. TO the wife o.
Otto r. r. E,ung a son.
LANGTON tugrst IS 1913. 20 the wifa Of
J. Ferris fanrfon. a son.
REIs-August a. 1913. to The wife Of Ray
mold Rafe
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Sa3.mn

Magnificent residence. II rooms. bath for
each bedroom: separate servants quarters
with hath: attic with rooms. crown hill lot,
120xl25; garage: beautiful marine and land
scape view; convenient to S. f. ferry line:
surrounded by elegant homes. This must
be seen to be appreciated
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CONTRA COSTA REAL ESTATE

LOTS FOR SUMMER RHoMEs-Pernanent home
and camping in Redwood canyon, right on
the new Oakland Antioch railway: $fU0 and
up easy payments; only II minutes from
Broadway Oakland: send for map. GEORGE
W. AUSTIN. 14222a Broadway. Syndicate
building. Oakland.
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Brick business block in the business cen
ter; strategic corner that means big
money in the future 100000 mortgage
can be arranged; principals only.
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s70.0oo

Magnificent apartment house In the down
town center: every modern convenience. In
clHding sleeping porches. hardwood hoors
throughout; half cash WIN handle this.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTED-To rent or lease for term Of years
a good sized ranch with or without farm Inn
plements. f. @. JOHNSON, t2oS Turk St.
San Francisco
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saa am

Fifty feet frontage right at central Broad
way; you clean up $15.0 900 on same
amount invested
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---------.--z,---
sao

Downtown investment within 500 feet Of
Broadway; lot 50x150. worth alone s25. 600,
income nearly $500 per month; SIS, 600 cash.
balance at 5 per cent. Land alone Will go
to $4,000 within 3 years.
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MARRIAGES.

THOM-KNox--In this city. August p. 1913
by Rev. Ebert r. Ollie, pastor Of Centra,
Methodist Episcopal church. Jack @. Thom
Of Bandon, Ore, and Bertha Gregory Knox
OF College City, CAL
WATSON -BECK-In this city August cs
1918. by Rev. Ebert R. Ollie. Frank Seth
Watson and Matte lnga Beck. both Of San
Francisco
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S25.m1

Substantial modern building stores and
fats; this is so close in and its future SO
sure that we consider this better than your
money. (l211)
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TORRANCE

MODERN INDUSTRIAL CITY.
located on steam and electric railroads be-
tween Los Angeles aud its harbor For IN
formation relative to business opportunities
real estate investments aud factory sites
write KARL BREHME, 1881 81 phelan build
Ing. phone Sutter 1898.
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NOW

Is your opportunity. Why delayg You viii
never own a home IL you make start
II you are paying $50 month rent for a
cottage at least one-half OF that should
be paying on your home. It Is just the same
as putting one-balf of your rent money In the
bank each month. If you buy You can get
something new and up to date and that is
pleasure and comfort to live in. II you rent.
you take the best you can find. but II isn't
what you want and 1t does not suit you. Ii
you buy home your rent will not be raised
the Landlord not tell you he wants the
house.
Be your own landlord. Come today and see
what we have to offer you. We have only
few OF those new left for $f00 down
and $50 month They are located right
near local train. etc.
We also have all kinds Of exchanges. city
and country.
Call and see rs Our office Is at Melrose
station 1852 47th av. Auto service.
BL L0DGL TT & SGllRLR 81
If you want home In the best location on
terms the came renfs see us. We have
them In all prices WENHAM IL PAUL, 1444
San Pablo
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

BERKELEY REAL ESTATE
WE SELL THE EAR TIL
$500
Modern room plastered bungalow. Just com
pleted, In Claremont park. large living room
with inglenook. plate glass windows. hard
wood floors. every modern convenlence, mag
nifcent view of the bay: lot 50x20o, this is
beautiful home and can be sold on very
reasonable terms
1900
Elegant room plastered home IN the Hotel
Claremont tract: owner win trade equity for
good lot In Berkeley valued at So .000.
JIFSTER & BAIRD, 2125 shatfuck av
Bargaitns aG All Prices
$S.000--15 room house. east Of shaftuck av.. 2
blocks to y. c.: reduced $2.500 for quick
sale, easy terms can be arranged
2.1oo-4 room extra well built cottage; good
neighborhood
1850 for room cottage short distance from
high school
81, 200 Large lot in Hotel claremont at about
half price.
Now IS the time to get bargain in inside
property.
r. r. PATTERSON.
Phone p. 113l 21S7 Shattnck av.
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SAN MATFO REAL ESTATE

A RARGAIN-Terms to suit; Atherton tFair
Oaks). 10 room house, garage 2 baths, gas
elect. tel; acre: 8 large oaks: other trees
and shrubs HARRISON g72-auffpr 81
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SIe5no

Beautiful home 10 rooms and 3 baths:
corner. 60x120; garage, cement driveway and
backyard; fine. easy elevationl commanding
marine and landscape view. (b32)
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wv. A. TrULLOH

SAG LINCOLN Av. Mastick Station.
Alameda.
81 ,0o0-Iot 34x15o. X block from station; $50
cash bal. SO per month.
50. 000--s room high basement cottage: lot COX
i22: $500 cash bal So per month.
81. 2.250-New room bungalow: lot 40x1o0; $3.50
cash. bal. $40 per month";
$3, ,00o-New room bungalow: lot 34xl50; 500
cash. bal. SO per month
SO. .100-Nodern residence Of rooms. den and
sleeping porch; large lot; marine view
5000 cash. bal. $50 per month.
Several ether choice bargains.
III. @. MEHRTENS, 1000 Webster St. Alameda
| HAVE beautiful block Of land near Fern
side which I will sell II Immediately. for
cash. as a whole or In subdivisions at $40
per fl. E. NJ SHAW, 1904 Park St, Ala
media.
OAK PARK TRACT IS the choicest of resi-
dental districts. Inspect 1t with It's magnh-
cent homes, gardens beaches and marine
view. E. NJ. SHAW, 1904 Park St. Alameda
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SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE

HOMES. ranches, acreage: exchange; price list
WILSON BROS, Santa Cruz, Cal.
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LAYMASCE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1432-1434 Broadway
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HOTELS

|IW WINDSOR HOTEL
23s EDDY ST.
10 4 car direct to door from ferry. city steam
& boiling water. phone IN every room Drank
3S22); elevator service "A hours; lobby; CEN
of shopping and fheater districts
|Rates-Room with private bath 81 per day:
weekly: with detached bath, $3.50. Special
es 10 permanent guests.
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FoNTANA

LOCATED on electric line between Riverside
and Los Angeles. Write for handsome Illus
trated booklet on orange and lemon growing
San Francisco; phoue sutter 4299
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Choice LOT. 40x130, In Santa Rita av,
Steinway Terrare; climate uneScelled. t633)
LAYMANcE REAL ESTATE CO..
1432 Broadway.
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$50 PER FOOT
Downtown between Broadway and Lake:
1876 feet frontage. as a whole OF in subdi-
vision cheapest buy in Oakland. l103)
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$3.50

SO feet frontage In 18th ST between
Broadway and Market street. plain improve
ments win carry property while 1t doubles
in value.
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*l.JsJU
Choice, cheap, restricted honlesite, 50xl33
in East Piedmont Heights. t231)
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CITY REAL ESTATE
J. w. WRIGHT & CO.

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
22S MONTGOMERY ST. tAIILLS BUILDING)
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE

LAYMASCE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1432-1434 Broadway
s1s0o00
Brick business block in the business cen
ter; strategic corner that means big
money in the future: 100000 mortgage
can be arranged; principals only.
$4,000
Magnificent apartment house In the down
town center; every modern convenience. In
cludtng sleeping porehes: hafdwood hcors
throughout; half cash WIN handle this.
s35. 900
Fifty feet frontage right at central Broad
way; you can clean up $4,000 on same
amount invested.
ss3. .o00
Magnificent residence. IL rooms. bath for
each bedroom; separate servants quarters
with hath: attic with rooms. crown hill lot
120xl25; garage: beautiful marine and land
scape view; convenient to 5. r. ferry line:
be seen to be appreciated
$50. 800
Downtown Investment within 500 feet Of
Broadway; lot 50x1J0. worth alone S25. 600;
income nearly $500 per month: 600 cash.
balance at 5 per cent. Land alone Will go
TO $4,000 within years.
SIS. 900
Substantial modern building stores and
fats; this is so close in and its future so
sure that we consider this better than your
money. Q2l1)
$4,000
Beautiful home. 10 rooms and baths;
corner. 60xl20; garage. cement driveway and
backyard; fine. easy elevationl commanding
marine and landscape view. (b32)
$50 PER FOOT
Downtown between Broadway and Lake.
1875 feet frontage. as a whole or in subdi-
vision; cheapest buy in Oakland. (i03)
$3.50
SO feet frontage In 18th st. between
Broadway and Market street: plain improve
rnents. win carry property while it doubles
in value.
$500
Choice, cheap, restricted honesite, 50xl33,
In East Piedmont Heights. t231)
5000
Choice lot. 40x130, In Santa Rita av
Steinway Tarrare; climate uneScelled. (633l
LAYMANcE REAL ESTATE CO..
1432 Broadway.
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sar BELOVED y 20 Rcbss
loving father Of Mrs. Henry G.. Roecker.
Mrs. ]. Harry Blohms. Arthur b. and Wal
ter brother OF Bernhard J. Richter and the
late William and Ernest Richter. native
Of Germany. aged g. years 8 months and
II days
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SALES

Office and Salesroom. Van Ness at Sacramento
Phone FRANKLIN 2o64 The old established
house Of CURTIS-No connection with any
branch
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PRATT-In Oakland CAL. August %, 1913.
Elizabeth T.. wife. of DR.. A. H. Pratt
mother OF Mrs. Elizabeth Pratt Whitchill
OF Salt Lake City and Genevieve Pratt a
native Of Iowa, aged GA years 8 months
and IT DAYS
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DAIRYMEN. TAKE NOTICE

5s5 Market street. San Francis
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\ Classified Directory
for Ready Reference
ACCOUNTANTs-CERTIFIED PUB.

JOHN R. RUCkSTELL C. p A. Cd door Claus
] snreekels lCalD BLDG: phone Kearnv 4l51.
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= ReIvedere st. near Waller: upper;
?. and b.; 4 large rooms in attic;
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-07-31
Capitol Has Melon Cutting.

Washington, D. c., July 28.-There
was a real old-fashioned watermelon
"cuttin" in the Capitol Thursday,
with real Georgia melons. It was
held in the room of the Interstate
Commerce Commission of the House,
whose chairman, Representative w.
C. Adamson of Georgia, was host.
Among his guests were Speaker
Champ Clark, Representative Oscar
Underwood, Representative Mann,
Representative Fitzgerald of New
York and Col. William P. Hepburn,
who used to be chairman of the COM
mittee. About two dozen other Con-
gressmen and Georgians were pres
ent.
Eleven melons were consumed, the
product of Phil Lanier of West Point,
Ga.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-07-31
Women to Aid Road Work

Sedalia, Mo-, July 27.-The women
of Pettis County are to give material
aid to the men in the good roads work
on August 20 and 81, which are de-
clared holidays by Gov. Majors proc
lamation.
Already the women are organizing
for feeding the. army of workers on
the old-fashioned but genuine sociable
plan of community basket dinners.
The matter was informally discussed
at yesterdays meeting of the Home
makers Conference at N. H. Gentry's
Wooddale farm and there was not a
dissenting voice.
c. A. Thomas, superintendent of
the Sedalia Special Twelve-Mile Road
District, today sent out through the
mails an appeal to every team owner,
man and boy, who is physically able,
asking all to respond for work on the
days designated in order that Pettis
may make a better showing than any
other county in interior Missouri.
Mr.. Thomas is now selecting local
supervisors for all the work centers
and will-announce the names within
few days. In addition, the County
Court has decided to call a meeting of
all the road overseers within the coun-
ty this week to plan ageneral and sys-
tematic Woodworking campaign.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-07-31
Pension Shake-Up Started

Washington, D. c., July 28.-A
general reorganization" of the Pen
sion Bureau now being put into effect
by E. C. Tieman of Huntsville, No.,
who recently was appointed Deputy
Commissioner of Pensions, has stirred
up tempest here.
Protests have been filed before the
Civil Service Commission and efforts
made to have the President interfere.
Tieman, who is carrying out plans APP
proved by Commissioner Salizgaber
before he left the city last week, ex-
planned today that the purpose is to
place men in the higher positions who
are in sympathy with tine administra-
ton.
The places are not being filled by
men drawn from outside the service,
but Republicans who have held high
er positions are being substituted by
Democrats from the lower places.
Tieman predicted that the reorganiza-
ton will extend throughout the pen
sion service and that in awarding
promotions, Democratic clerks will be
given the preference over Republican
clerks.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-07-31
Ray Would Enjoin Wilson

Washington, D. c. July 24.-Mai.
Beecher B. Ray of the Army Pay
Corps today applied to the District
Supreme Court to enioin Secretary
Garrison from certifying to the Pres
ident for promotion any other officer
who would thus be jumped over him.
Attorney General McReynolds re-
Gently held that the President was
not compelled to promote Ray, al
though he is in line under the SEN
iority rule.
A committee of the last Congress
investigated charges of Rays alleged
political activities, and as a result of
the incident disclosed domestic scan
dial.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-07-31
Are You Going to School?

The fall term at the Warrensbure
State Normal School will begin Tues
day, September 9th. The cataloe
will be sent on request.
The State has invested $475, 10000
in this Normal School plant. The
school prepares teachers for all the
needs of all the schools.
Every department is we'll organized
and we'll equipped. OF the library
DR.. Suzzallo, Columbia University,
New York City, said, "This is the
best Normal School library l have
ever SEEM"
The standards of work in this
school are high, and the cost to stud
ents less than in any other school of
same rank.-Last year was the best
in the existence of the school, but not
as good as the next will be. Laws
enacted bX the last Legislature give
the people of Missouri new oppor-
tunities in education. Schools will
mean more. Teaching as a profess
sion will mean more to Missouri's
young men and young women. Crops
may fail, and business may fail, but
the demand for we'll prepared school
teachers will never fail. Thorough
scholarship and a preparation to do
some one thing we'll is always sound
proposition. That is our proposition.
For the catalog and further infor-
nation address
w. j. HAWKINS,
President of Faculty,
Warrensburg, Mo.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-07-31
To Exterminate It,

1t is stated in the Washington Dis.
patch that under special appropria.
ton of SIS, 900 to demonstrate the
best way to eradicate hog cholera the
government has begun experiments.
Work will begin in Dallas county, la.
in cooperation with the State Veter-
marian and the Iowa State College
and later extend to other states. Rep
resentatives of the bureau of animal
industry will participate. Careful
surveys of the county will be made
and all data on cholera losses obtain
ed, serum treatment administered and
every possible step taken to combat
the disease. -Ex.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-07-31

If the element of luck enters into
farming anywhere it is in the drying
of the hay crop and even with this
the failure is often laid to bad luck
when just a little hustle would have
meant good luck and success.
The "lobby probe" at our capitol
is the cause of some mighty interest.
ing reading and as usual is starting
the cry of Undertaking" on the part
of those who happen to be touched
by the rake. Undertaking is, no
doubt, dirty work, but it may be as
necessary as cleaning stables. The
only queer part of it is that there
should be so much muck to rake
where only honor and honesty
should be found.
When Irvine binders first came in
to use knew farmer who drove
about five miles to town to get an
expert" to come out and fix his
brand-new binder when nothing I'M
der the sun was the matter except
that that the Irvine that was in the
binder when he started had run out.
An ounce Of thinking is worth more
than pound of pounding with any
machine that fails to do the work that
is cut out for it.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-07-31
Bonds Asked on Big Dam.

jefferson City, Mo-, July 49,
Judge A. E. Spencer of Joplin, rep
ffeessefnttina ge the Ozark Power and Wat
err Company, the corporation that has
built big power dam on the White
river, in fancy county, made applica-
ton to the Public-Service Commits
sion Thursday for authorization to
place blanket mortgage on all the
property Of the company to secure an
issue of 6,O00,O 600 Of bonds.
OF this issue it is set out in the ap-
plication that 100000 are to be de-
livered Immediately to the White
River Construction Company, the
contractor who built the big dam.
The proceeds of the remainder of
the issue is to be expended in the
further development of water power
on the White river and in the general
enlargement and betterment of the
present plant.
Judge Spencer asked the commits
sion to pass on the matter as quickly
as possible, as the great enterprise is
one of vast importance to the devel-
opment of that section of the State,
and it is necessary that the better
ment and development work be push
ed with all speed.
The commission will inveatigate
the matter at once and will probably
reach a conclusion in a few days.
The commission set the hearing of
the complaint filed by the DeKalb
County Telephone Company against
w. H. Redman for jefferson City,
August 5.