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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-09-19
wheat CR!0!P| LARGE.
TOTAL PRODUCTION or CEREAL
WILL REACH ses,ooo,ooo
BUSHELS.
REPORTING BOARD ESTIMATE
Department o. Agriculture Issuss ~
Totals FOR september I on cond'-
tIons and Production Of United
States Crop.

Washington. Sept. 10.-The crop re-
porting board. department Of agricul.
ture. made the following estimates OF
the condition and production OF the
crops on september u
Winter wheat. preliminary estimate
yield per acre. 1871 bushels; hve year
average, 1916 bushels; total produc'
tion. 675,OOO.00O bushels; August fore
cast. 675,000,0 900 bushels; 1913, hnal
623. 1000, 900 bushels.
Spring wheat ~ Condition Sept J
66: last year, 75.3; yield per acre, 12.a
bushels; five year average. 1873 bush
els; total production. 221.Oo0.000 bush
els; August forecast. 236.000,0 900 bush
els; 1918 final, 24O.OO0.00O bushels.
All wheat - Yield. per acre. 16.'
bushels; FIVE year average. 14.7 bush
els; total production, 890.000.000 bush
els: August forecast. 911,000.0O0 bush
els; 1913 final, 763.00O.000 bushels.
Price. Sept. /. s3.s cents; last year
I'll cents.
Corn-Condition. Sept. 1, Ill; las
year. 65.1; yield per acre, 24.s bush
els; 1--WE year average. 2S.9 bushels
August forecast. 2.634,000.000 bushels
1918 final. 2,447, 100000 bushels.
Price. Sept. l, 61.5 cents; last year
75.4 cents.
Oats-Condition, Sept. /. 1853; las
year, TAO; yield per acre, 29.1 bush
els: FIVE year average. 1915 bushels
total production, 1,116, 100000 bushels
1918 final, 1,122. 100000.
Price. Sept. /. 42.3; last year. 80.
cents.
Barley - Condition, Sept. I. 1914
last year. 1874; yield, per acre, 20.
bushels; five year average. 23.3 bust
els; August forecast, 203,000.000 bust
els; 1918 final, 178,000,000 bushels.
Price. Sept. /. 52.5 cents; last yea
65.2 cents.
Rye-Preliminary estimate yield pc
acre, 1853 bushels; five year averag
1911 bushels; total, 100000 Angus
forecast, 100000; 1913 final. 41.0Ot
900.
| Price. Sept. 1, 75.4 cents; last yea
SO cents.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-09-19
FOOD FACTS
What An N. D. Learned.

A prominent Georgia physician went
through q food experience which No
makes public.
1T was my own experience that
first led me to advocate Grape-Nuts
food and also know, from having
prescribed Il to convalescents and
other weak patients. that the FOOD = :
wonderful rebuilder and restorer o.
nerve and brain tissue. A. well - mus.
Gle. It improves the digestion ana
sick patients gain very rapidly. Just
A I did In strength and weight.
II was in such : low state that !
had TO give up my work entirely. and
went 70 the mountains of this utAtes
but two months there did not improve
me; in fact, I was not quite 80 wen
Is when left home. !.
my food did not sustain mo ana
It became plain that ! must change.
Then I began to use Grape-Nuts 1000
ana In two weeks could walk mile
without fatigue. and in fve weeks -
turned to my home and practice, TAI
| inx M hard work again. Since thai
time have felt - wen and strone
q / ever did 10 my life.
"a I physician who seeks 70 he'll
| III sufferers. / consider 4 Z duty e
make these facts public" Name elve'
~ Postum Co. Battle Creeks Mlcn
thai 10 dayo q ropo'l1uta 49,
| regular food doeo hot oeem p crsean
4 xH1 n>s~ vvoe1rn vvonA nnn ~Ih0r0'U
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-09-19
WRITERS ABOUT WAR HELD
Germany Must Give Reason or United
states Protest VIII Go to
Berlin.

Washington. Sept. 9-An inquiry
by the state department is to be
made regarding the detention Of Amer
lean newspaper correspondents by
Germany. II 1t develops that there IS
no good reason for their being held
q vigorous protest will be made to
the government at Berlin. John T.
McCutcheon, James O'Dohnel Ben
nett, Harry Hansen, Irwin 8. Cobb and
Roger Lewis are being held In Ak
Ia Chapelle by the German authorities.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-09-19
An optImlst.

Ex-Police Commissioner Rhinelander
Waldo. who established policemen's
public library that has been great
success, praised, at luncheon In New
York. New York's police system.
1T has especially been good since
Mayor Gaynor's day." Mr.. Waldo said.
and then, in response to an objection:
"Oh. that's nothing. Be an optimist.
Don't mind trifles. Look. like the hem
pecked husband. on the bright side OF
things.
by gosh. henpecked husband
said. Il hear some chaps kicking be-
cause their wives always have the last
word. Now. for my part, to give No
wife the last word never bothers me
. Bit
"Tt don't!'
"'No, on the contrary. I always fee
thankful when she gets to it."
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-09-19

Tax Nets e1,ese,s7s.
! The total Of the mortgage TAI col.
lected ID Michigan during the last
year y $f,sss.s7s.bo. according to St.
tistios compiled W Auditor General 2.
b. FULLER. Half Of this. o ps4s.1Ss.a6s
goes 70 the state. while the rest -
divided among the various countits.
Wayne county collected >b11,376, hut
1366 1880 or sol Per cent 4 turned
|sss &, ;ss 81 .ssIs e. ssp1 8
tanned similar amount Keweenaw
l1esnty - enIy ~ Y The stats. IN
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-09-19

Washington. Sept. 10.-Mrs. Amanda
weeks, the last survivor Of those TAX
en- prisoner at the time OF the assas-
sination OF President Lincoln, died
here. Mrs. Weeks was ninety years
old. She was q visitor In the home
Of Mrs. Surratt at the time Of the
assassination and foolishly remarked
Lincoln should have been shot long
before" After ten days she was re-
leased.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-09-19

you can see, for sure. the maiden seat
ed on the top OF the rock combing her
long golden hair.
But In winter time the trip Is equal.
" delightful. All the sides OF the boat
are Enclosed In glass and the heat
from the engines makes 1t seem IKE
summer. Then the steamers are de-
eerted and one has room to move
around. In summer time the steamers
are so crowded that II you once are
fortunate enough to get a seat you
must hang on to 1t for dear life. for
there is always some one standing by
ready to grab It.
Last winter when we made the trip
there were only six passengers besides
ourselves. It was one of the most
beautiful days l have ever spent. 1t
was clear, q rare thing In the Rhine
valley. and we could see all over the
hills without the aid Of glasses. The
dinner was just as good as they serve
in summer. but not quite so stylish. In
summer the Rhine steamers have
great compotes on their tables. They
are marvellous silver arrangements OF
many stories. On the top are raisins,
next nuts, next cake and last fruit.
They are so heavy and high that no
one but q German steward could ma
nipulate them successfully.
All the time the steamer keeps stop
ping to take on and discharge passen-
gers. II one has only q few days to
spend on the Rhine 1t is hard to de-
eide where to stop, there are 80 many
delightful places to visit--Dusseldorf,
Cologne, Bonn, Audernach. Bingen.
Mainz and Coblenz. Most Of the tour
lists start at Cologne. for every one
who visits Germany must see the ca
thedral there, and II deserves all the
admiration that 10 bestowed upon It.
for there 1t stands with its two great
towers soaring into the air. majestic,
solemn and perfect. Its dark interior
Is dimly lighted by wonderful stained
glass windows whose diffused yellow
red and blue light serves only to add
to the mysterious darkness of its cor
ners.
Near the cathedral IL the little res
taurant made famous by Jessie Foth
ergill's book. 1.-THE First Violin" II Il
the place where Eugene, the hero, Il
supposed to have taken Mae, the Eng
lish girl. for dinner. whom they mrs
met in Cologne.
The flrst important town below Co
logne II Bonn. famous a. the birth
place Of Beethoven. The house Il
which he was born II still standinl
and has been converted into mu
scum. Il contains many relics Of tn
composer, and the room where he wa
born remains unaltered. The UniveI
sity Of Bonn IL one of the Oldest an
most aristocratic In Germany. for her
It is that the royal princes are edr
Gated.
The parks Of Bonn are wonderful
They are situated right in. the hear
Of the city and are nlled with beaut
ful flowers. The living here Il yer
cheap. Our room It ! moderate sise
hotel only cost us 81 cents apiece 70
| night. II Was well furnished, spo
lessly clean. and contained runnin
water. both hot and cold.
Bonn nas long been considsred a
|lasiest city IN the world. The stoE
\ eoos that three loof6rs weht 70 ne
one dsy r : as'a. Afssr seys. - y
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-09-19

washington. Sept. 10.-The million.
dollar emergency appropriation asked
BY Secretary Bryan to meet extror-
binary diplomatic and consular ex-
penses because Of the European war
was passed BY the house.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-09-19

London, Sept 1o.-sixty families
Who occupy houses belonging to 4
Hhenleld 'arm have been notified that
they need not pay rent whil4 t1ev
men folk srs serving their countzy Y
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-09-19
What Hurt Him.

"And you say, after they had black
ened your character, they found they
were wrong?"
"Yes. was. you might say. injured
by premature blast" '4
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-09-19
intermittent.

intermittent.
Knicker-Any luck?
Bocker-No, the fish seemed to b
In part time schools.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-03

sort 8dn nnes cSnb,, 2. gtpril.
8. &. Bruce. Der furbiqe &sllner, Der
an Treitaa Nbeno in einem bieiiQeH
Sptel bon glntbpnn .. 9rentman. eli
mem rei6en @eIhdftsmonn BON bier
unb Gbicaoo, aeid)oFen tpurbs lit am
DonncrItaa oeitorben uRb qeqen
Srentman 1T nun cine &Idae auf
Wloro i'm sriten 9raoe erbObsn NOR
ben. 5rentman. Der iih ieit Der
SGieberei i'm @efGnonib bsfinbet,
iaut, bab Der Reasr uROerLtqnt se-
tpeIsn lei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-03
9enbarmerislsutnant bes
aeht Gefb tmpro.

Wisn 2. 9lpril. Der 0itsrreidiIfe
@snbarmsrisleutnunt Spltus uno Ell
ner isinsr llnttres6enen babep ON
0pnnsritag SsIbitmorb bssanssu,
na6oem fsitseitsllt lUorben, baB Hidt
nur bisie 9eiosn, Ionoern aud mebrere
anoere SffiSiere uno Mannidaftsn
BON BEN 9sTiber siner quspanbes
runssassntur in qr5empsl 9sits9uns
gen dnssnommen batten. Der Qgent
tattc nit ibrsr 6ilfs cine sroBe 9lns
sabl militGrpili6tissr iunser asut:
aus bem 9anb binauseei4musssIt.
gesun genbarmsn uno msbrsre Iuoers
fino usrbaftst iporSen. ]
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-03
Wetterberidjt.

NiirO Obio: 5riibes Wstier am
ssreitas unb Gamitag; ipabrfdeinli9
Megsn am Samitaa i'm iiibliden 3beil
unb Nsgen ober Sdnes i'm noroli9en
sheil. glorotpeitlids Big n0rblibe
Winbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-03
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MU0luUus @IlEuIupl
o.a
AORNlllDG Lctllull ugS lCuC'
nsn 9onuofin
.
ssn elmer 66be uon 5000 SUP
upelruB g oeh S"ns'p, ~"
BoHFeA Uer9 oes Vlar"el
Mlpen.
W
ain6 berldnff Die 6abrf leRt IaF
ganS 8erani1los.
a., e..,. - m;;r+.r nm 0(ft,r non
64 Der Tldnnsr iinb srfrorsn uno nur
81 purbsn nod lsbsno aufsss
funoen.
CeiterreihitRr genoarmerie Diff
si.r, Der in b.n sluspanSsrunss@
I!anbal pertpidelt mar,
Sat nit sin.m ieinsr llntsrssbsnsT
Gslbitmorb begdnsen.

Mms benz Oeuti den VI o..
Berlin 2. 9lpril. - Inter be:
perionli6cu Jiibrilns oes 0rafen sep
peIin ma9ie Der neueits in 6rltorid9s'
bafsn gebalite Sufttreuaer nS. 8" isl1'
eris. prcbeiabrt iibsr bic 9Apsn. Had'
nem .r feline Safle Derlaii.n batts. itisa
oes nsus 2spiatban Der 2iifte RAID 81
GROCER 65As auf uno nabm isln:n
Hurs mad BEN Sdntis, bsm 25o5 Wsea
Ter bobsn b5hten Gipiel Der 0larnsr
glIpen, um mil snormer GeihDinoig'
lei iiber b.nisIbeu pss5uiessln.
aiuf isinem 5luse iibsr>Sie idnss'
eeirSnten SpiBsn Der i6psiasriifsr
saergrisisn erreibte Der neile r.3spps-
lin cine o5be BON nlbe3u 5000 5nb
unp er fhili bamit eineu neueE SDbsn,
Hetcrb. Sn Der GonosI befaHesn lltJ
auf Der siGn5sno Osrlaufsnen 5abrt
nit Ssm Graisn Zeppelin feline Sngs'
nieure nno bic WitsIisoer Der 4bnabs
mssSommiiion:
9robe Jrsubs bat nebeH oisi.Ei
neusIten ariilmpb oss sreiisn grobe'
rers Der aiifis cine bon ibm gsmaht:
neue Grfinbline srrest, Die ss ieinen
syabr5eugen ermOsliAt. gerduidlos
surd bic auf. gu iauisn. Die bersits
an alien NilitGrs2uftidiifer aHse'
brle!e 9osri4tung bdmpft eas ionit
pe,tbia b0rbars anatiern Der Wlotore
rnp oas Surren Der Shrau6en oolls
itGnois. sSiir ben ariessfal II bic e.s
finouna natiirli9 pon bOditer Widl,
iiateit. ba iie es ben 2ilfttrsu5ern
m6slid, matt. serGuidlps our9 bi4t.
Wolt.n unb Rebel su iobrsn ilno ben
sJsinb inerpariet Su iiberfallen.
Grm6elsbt ipirb bisies belnabe ge'
rdilf&loi. sSebren Der 3sppelins2iift'
fhiffe pabar6, blb bic 9luspufitopie
Der Wlajdinen oem auftfdbrSeas sins
eebaut iino. lpdbreno iis ii4 friibsr al
ben Grbsni,itsn bsfanbsn-
Rene SteuerauIasen Der
g 6iitie Cans quit
f9iffe.
Nus Maan beim ipiro nun aud &c.
mslpst. bab iicb and Der neutite 1rp
Der bsutihsn 2uftIdifie. bas Sdiitte'
Gang gpiisn. portrefflib bslpdbrt bat.
Die Gtnsranlnsen bes 9uftififfes
rieIes 1pps rarsn in leBter 3eit OBJ
atGnbert iporbsn uno als oas qufis
jdiff 5u .insr probsfabrt aufities. ar,
bsitsis bas neue Stnsr ssraOs5u tas
beIIos.
9as 9srbalten Der bemts
den unb Der rmiii.
idsn 9eb0rbsn.
Dh 9sil.sang bss msbrerpdbnt,n
3fpijfsnillls betr,ffs bss rnifiIdsr
aapit1ns. poIiatofp bur1 cine btballs
ernbe grllGruns bes beutIden Bot
fdtaftsrs in ct. petersburg, graf.n
ron ppuriales. sibt ben 9lGttern On
LAT ben llat,rfHieb In bem 0srbalten
Der bsibtn Hssisrunssn bsrpor5ubebsn.
sic ipeifen barduf bin. ipis lopaI iif
fis bsniIae Rsif,srssierins bsnpmmen
tdbs, inbm he. iobalo lie bls Grssbs
nib Ay bsi&lsunisttn llntsriuaunp
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-15
BIG EXPENDITURE
FOR SHOPS HERE
IS AUTHORIZED
Santa Fe Railway Ready to
Use S108,500 for Build
inqs and Tracks Amount to
Be Increased Soon

Tho SANTA ~ magazine for MARCH,
which appeared here yesterday con
alna the announcement ~ lho authot
lmllcn bg She Santa ne railway ~ the
expenditure Of st0s,500 FOR the nov
shops here The amount is estimated
and whom tho construction is com
piotcd me cost VIII nc greater
ln addition 90 This the railway "
cxpoctcd 70 authorize me oNpcnditu"
ut S8S.0Oa far the. nrw atorehouse,
10 take tho plnco of the building re-
comfy destroyed by fire This has not
set boon authorized. but officials. ii
u.s. believed, VIII take action upon th's
soon
Tho Si0s.50O already authorized
VIII be apportioned as follows Car
repair shod. sl0,500. rearruglng and
Cylonding transmission lines $4,000
construction Of wood machinery and
carpenter shop, g2t000i track
changes ana additional tracks In con.
nection with shop yards, 100000; tvs
lumber sheds for storing material 1T
connection Win new wood machinery
and carpenter shop, $4,000 whca
ahop win concrete foundations ana
depressed plt FOR wheel unloadns
track. building 90 hnvo brick walls
and composition roof $4,000
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-15
DAN CRAWFORD RANKS
AS ONE OF WORLDS
NOTABLE CHARACTERS

psu crawford. who comics 10 Al.
iwQuefuue Tuesday Wndci the aus-
pieces ot the Womena Missionary
unlan. deserves % ne ranked aa enc
81 tho worlds notable characters. In
aloauaus aro that tho cupocltg Of tho
Lead Avenue Methodist church whore
hp 0il deliver lecture. VIA hc taxed
e. accommodate those who will be eat
90 hear HIM
Craofofds oarcer Is net that Of tbo
ordinary missionary and bs address
Wlll nei rs m ordinary address TIN
securing Of lhi lecturer for ana nd-
dfea ln Albuquerque comes as the re.
mt 81 "a stroke ef enierpri Tint cane
noi he l00 hehy commended Alr
Crawford M un h.s NaN go sn Fran
CISCO. frDm which por De- uiil 1il 90
Nny fa tfIw Thofa De- expects CO.
remain and aa Do expresses it tu
thlnk black in lho end If hls dai
Na dmltalun 1871 ue uhursed g.
bear Air Crawford leisure s celloe.
inu wan bo taken go ald in lho Nor,
that be- Is doins
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-15
FOREST OFFICIALS
HOLDING A TIMBER
CONFERENCE ON ZUNl

4 aamhor of officials Of the Alhu
nneroue office 81 the United States
forest service are spending several
days an the Xuni national forest 90
siandardlzc timber sale liold work
Tire conference VIII take place on tho
McGaarY enmpanyH cutting area
Here the officials wili particularly
disfum marking nnd scaling ~ TIM
ber 4
no secure second crop Of iimhcr
by natural mems. h is essential that
seed trcba he left ON 81 cut-oycr oreu.
For this reason It d tho practice OF
tho forest service to mark every Tree
which is e. be- cut. a GREAT deal Of
Judgment must ho displayed IN leav+
ing tho correct kind and amount Of
timber ia order that methods Of IN.
spoCtlon ami instruction IN marking
mas be Uniform throughout tho south
west. this conference bias been called.
an the timber sale inspectors Tor Afi-
IONA and New MoKloo win BE- present
10 thrash out This prahlem ihoroueh-
lv
Methods Vi scaling timber Viii also
Be discussed ana 4 number Of dcfec-
tive loss VIII be scaled hy each Of the
inspectors These scales will then Zoe
compared aud discussed and aa re-
salt uniform method al sealing viii
Boo established.
Immediately after the conference
the Inspections viii dispense 10 inspect
all the government timber sales in
Arizona and Sew Mexico
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-15
WOOL GROWERS COMBINE
ORGANIZATIONS IN SAN
JUAN VALLEY SECTION

ttrgciAL coenraronnaNcs 20 HoaHlHa ioueHsLl
Aztec, N A., March ii--Thc san
Juan Wool Growers association and
the Monteaumn County Wool Growers
association huNo consolidated under
The nnmo OF me former and The
lnrger organization comprises practi-
caily ail the aheeumen ~ this soc-
lion.
Tho san Juan association Ia well
organized and IS fully accredited az
such with the national forest service,
with which Il nets 10 sort of udyi-
sorry capacity Win rcenrd 10 grazing
permits aud aiiotting of range In
matters Of selling wool, buying sacks
san and other supplies the association
~ la IA position 10 ret substantial hon-
efits Tor ita members Wool sucks
hnAo cost fifty-fite cents each ia for-
inner wears when thc shcepmen hourht
ns individual This year through tho
association Che cost of the sacks De-
foriy-ryo cents each. and President
IA. N Hubbard of the association. in-
forms Journal representative that
Ihy nest year plans 60 dead direct with
Manufacturers viii have boon per-
footed. thus nrtlie reducing the
price of the sacks
sheep arc dolng fine now, as the
grass F hegiuning Go grow Sheep
Imen near Aztec are feeding corn and
Iroughmg their floeks on sagehrush.
! with excellent results.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-15
MIAMI LAND co. TO
AUCTION ROSWELL LOTS

Tho Miami Land company Of
Roswell y. NJ, Thursday and Friday
win hol an auction mlo of lots 10
the Haynes PARK subdivision, the
now residence section of mat clU.
C0l e ~ Morrow, Of piitsbureh, IA,
"a profesfonal real estate auctloncer
WIN conduct me salc
The Miami company looks for
prospective purchasers not only ln
Roswell but IN other parts of tho
slate ana also from outside New
McXico. II "a advertising the growth
Of Roswell, tne population Of which
increased from 900 10 1000 IN ill.,
teen years and predicting Il greater
growth In the future
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-15
Chamberlain's Tablets for ConstIpa.


For constipation, Chamberlain
Tablets are excellent. Easy TO take,
mild and gentle in effect Give them
Ia trial For snle by an dealers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-15
NEW MEXICO SOON TO
HAVE TWO NEW BANKS

isreciAl eoaHssreHnsaca io aoeHHa iauHHsn
SANTA ice. March a. Two new
hanks are BEING organized in Sew
Mexico Ma fact ihu Amctlclp Na-
ilnnnl Hank Of Tueumcan Inns az
ready appie to tine treasury dcpar
mcnt Ion thartcr rs capitalization
81 $4,000 ANA tine principal stock
holdcre ave g. w Crum D. X, Was
.s,u und o. Devor
Tile nank of M0gollun b bclng oi
ranlrcd in the Moeallon mining dl1e
trlet Aocorro county and viii be
capitalized e. $4,000 70 WIN Doc "a
state bank rho Moguuun district has
"a monthly payroll uf 100000 anu b
the riches, gold mining district n the
HouthNea.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-15
COMMITTEE To
RECONMENDPIAN
FOR A CLEAN UP
Cou0cIImen Appointed to De-
Wise Method Reach Deci
si0ni VIII Report to Council
Tomorrow Night,

The committee charged with dc-
pleng a pian for the nunual Fprtns
cioan.up VIII recommend tomorrow
night ihat ihe nmpain be started
April B ana continue for two weeks
Tho committee decided Upon ihiH nt
meeting bea ltui night in tho of.
Nre df John q Lewis. rlty attorney,
ia Toe FIRST National hank building
Besides the atiornry Councilman NJ.
b. Coon, chairman. and George
Thomas are numbers of the commit-
foc
Teams viii ho hired hy The city to-
haul Rubbish cleaned from yards free,
according o. lha committees plan,
However the teams viii make only
one trip through each alley gathering
all debris nlcd outside fences then
Persons who have not cleaned THOR
yards hy that time Wlll b. forced 10
clean them iator ana 10 pay for the
hauling, according 20 tho committee.
would Kennedy Fruits.
THO committee hpiirvuF thlH plan
VIII remedy tho abuse of tho clean
Hp scheme which last spring causcd
considerable complaint Many persons
tHit aff cleaning untii utter the teams
had pasaed through thelr alleys aud
then they would pile their trash out
side their fontcs, causing second
uin. This year notice VIII Va given Of
the section 81 the city thc teams will
Worr avery dny
Tho Barplns ditch committee held
meeting yesterday afternoon M the
city attorneys office Councilman
Thomas lshofWood. chairman. said
inter ihe session that the committee
had not taken any important action.
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SANTA FE TRAINS
ARE HELD HERE BY
WRECK NEAR 0ALlES

paEseneei taln. Sc ana ~. q
were held here lost night on account
of frslfm wreck near pailes tWon-
tg-soetn miies southwest of here un
the SANTA ne coast incs The Santa
Zee expected Go send tao trains Qua of
here between and O'Clock Che
mornine. uas announced
The wreck wna not serious An axis
M an engine pulllne Weatbound
freight train broke a wreck train
was feui ont from lielcn
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For up-to- date DraperieS 90
to Albert Faber, 325 South
First St.
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FOR COLDS, INFLUENZA,
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q | .

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prostration fever ana aching bones.
If you win take Humphreys "Scy-
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your Cold In a hurry
If you wait tin you're sick a bed {
may take longer to break up. Two
sizes, 25c and $500, az all druggists
or mailed
Humphreys jomco. Medicine Co.
.l5G William street New York ~
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