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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-16
Tho Times-Dispatch Bureau,
Bollingbrook Street,
(PhOpe 1lSEl
Petersburg, Va. Mar.

Petersburg, Va, March 15.
AT the close of the list 1T midnight
paid their assessments and filed notice
OF their intention to enter the primary
for nomination for the position TO
which they aspire:
For Mayor-Robert Cabaniss and
Robert E GIL.
Board of Aldermen.
First Ward-'Will,am Kosntg, Dr. F.
L. Robinson.
Second Ward P. 8. Pugh Dr.. NJ. c.
Field.
Third ward-'John II HarviIIe, C. l..
Fourth ward-.william E. Poole w
H. Lane.
Fifth Ward-'J. G. Quarles
Sixth Ward-J. w. McCaleb.
present members. One Alderman to
be chosen from each ward.
Common Council.
First Wnrd-'J. r. Jones, 81 AZ.
Sanders. Melville p. Barrian, g. n KEYS
and L. F. Warmer.
Second Ward-'O. w. Mnttox and
Samuel a. Reinach.
Third Ward-.N. T. Paterson. 'For-
rest w. Tucker. Fred A Dalton,
George W. Watson and +. NJ. GALL.
Fourth Ward-'S. Floyd Brown, u.
w. Brown and Leroy Roper.
Fifth Ward w. 1. Wheary, c. w.
Alley and James Brockwell
Sixth ward-R. S. Chandler. r. E. l.
Hargrave and Charles r. Walsh
present members Two Councilmen
are to BIO chosen from each ward
In the Fifth and Sixth Ward. there
Is no opposition to the Aldermanic
ticket, and In the Second Ward none
to the Council ticket. Probably the
gre atest interest attaches tn the con-
test for the nomination for Mayor.
though in several wards warm CON
test is ahead for seats In the two
branches of the Council
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-16
Meeting of Farue1.

The semimonthly meeting Of the
Southside Union of the Farmers Edu-
cational and Cooperative Union was
held In this city yesterday with
goodly representation from Chester
field. Dinwiddie Prince George and
Sussex Counties. The meeting. rs
usual, was behind closed doors. but It
Is understood that many matters of
interest to the order were discussed
among them the Southside Exchange
which has been established and Is in
operation in this city.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-24
ANOTHER BIG
FIGHT TONIGHT;
! aBATT[EISlON
-Four Pulls carded for Settle
Inent Tonight at Armory-
Interest is Increasing

ronIcHT,s TUG or WAR PRO.
GRAM.
upper Hsf.)
25th Infantry, first team, w. v. D
PscIfies W. Co. G. ist infantry, N.
G. n.
Lower Halfa
y. s. s. Alert w. I'd Infantry.
National Guard Of Hawaii W. 25th
Infantry, second team,
Winners In each section pull Satur.
day night In finals.
Added event Saturday for losing
teams Of tcniahfss pulls.
This Will be another big night at
the National Guard armory. for at 8
O'Clock the tugof-war tournament, for
the championship OF the islands, will
be resumed Four pulls are on the
program, and Il is almost certain that
the events will not be decided In any
thing like as brief time as was the
case Tuesday night In the upper
half Of the draw the four winners viii
fight TO get into the finals for the big
money, while in the lower half the
losers OF Tuesdays pull will start
a consolation event tor another prize.
No matter which teams win In the
upper half. there IL certain to be one
service team and one Hawaiian team
in the finals Saturday night, and this
VIII add greatly TO the interest. To-
night the heavy 25th Infantry team
pults the husky sailors from the Nav
ajo,3while the old reliable Pacifics 60
against @ company Of the national
guard regiment
Interest in the tug-of-war tourna-
ment is steadily increasing and n. as
seems not unlikely, the 25th Infantry
first team gets into the finals, the ar
mory viii be TANNED Saturday night
with rooters from schoheld.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Entered Of Record Sept. II, From
f0:30 .. m. to 4:30 p. m.
Samuel Kailiwai & VT to Henry H
/ Farker ................. N
August w Meyer & VT to Cecil
Brown TT ...,.............. N
Ann E Atwater (w) to VIM X Ma
maui ..... 1850. d
Lahapa Mau Sing q hsb to VIM
Huddy 80. . - D
VIM H Beers to Honokaa Sugar
Co. MISREPRESENTATION. L
Heeia Agri Co Ltd 70 Hop Tuck
wal L
A Gartenberg to cecile A Garten-
DeLs 1850. -. :. : F-4A
J K Piimanu & VT to Levi L Joseph u
Mrs Julian Walanika to Emmeline 5
N Magoon ................ D
Lizzie X Puahi to Emneline NJ
Magoon ........s..... d
Moses K Keoua to Emmeline M
F E Haley to Thee Bauman. .Sur-L
M K Maku & VT to Julian Monsar-
rat ....:..... s,.es....... ID
Lin zee Tong by tr to TT of Lin
lee Iong -. -, ..... ..... ID
Robt X Wilcox ct ais to G Bolte d
Palolo Land & Impyt Co Ltd to
Territory Of Hawaii ..... D
Geo s Ikeda to Frank ! Lemes. C-M
E N Rutherford to Emil Abre-
hansen ....s...... B-S
Sakai Shokiti to Schuman Car
riage Co Ltd en-
Entered Of Record September 70. 1914,
From fo:3o =. n. to $40 p. m.
Charles G Bockus by Regr -. Notice
Louise Nicely by Regrs. -. Notice
Wing Chong Chan Co by Comr to
Ahio ............. d
Est Of John Ena by Attys OF Trs
....... ~. .Notlce
Henry Holmes to James T Leach
....-..-.. Par Rel
Albert Horner to Kan Sing =. Rel
Kan Sing & WI to Trent Trust Co
Ltd TT 2................ NJ
First Amr Saws & TT Co OF Haw
Ltd to Bruce Cartwright Par Rel
Bruce Cartwright TO e r
StraHcn =. -. ....... ID
p E R Strauch & VT to First Am
R Saws & Tr Co e HSMsEtd NJ
Won Hamm- Young co Ltd to J p
Foster ................. .... Rel
A. Gertenberg by Atty & VT to Ida
Bauer ................. D.
Lily Kama G hsb ct ais to w H
Entered Of Record September Il, 1914,
Jose Matsugoro & WI to Maria J
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] BY AUTHORITY
NOTICE.
PAYMENT OF WATER RATES.

In accordance with Ordinance No. SIS
all persons holding water privileges
under meter rates are hereby notified
that the water rates for the period
ending September 80 1914, are due
and payable on the first day Of Octo-
Der, 1914.
Upon failure to pay such water
rates within fiftten t151 days there:
after an additional charge Of 10 per
cent penalty and per cent interest
per annum viii be made. -
All privileges upon which rates re-
main unpaid on November 2, 1914. win
be shut off forthwith. -
Rates are payable at the office Of
the Treasurer Of City and County Of
Honolulu, Kapiolani building.
C. j. MCCARTHY,
Treasurer, City and County of Homo
lulu.
Honolulu. 7. H.. September 81 1914.
5a64-10t
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Dry both Germany and Austria with the
uobject of inducing Italy to abandon
sher neutrality. it being urged that
Italy's action might be decisive for
either side.
Austrian naval experts point out
that the allies, from q naval stand
point, have achieved nothing against
Austria since war was declared. and
argue that it was hardly possible that
they would dare to attack the COM
bined naval forces Of Austria and Italy.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-24

1T LOOKS very much as though the
J Boston Braves could begin counting
the worlds series coin. The team is
now six full games ahead of the Giants,
who are staggering under the drive,
while Boston Is apparently breezing
along easily. When the Braves split
even on a double header with the
Reds yesterday while the Giants
dropped two I'm q row to st. Louis, 1t
almost put McGraw out of the run
ming.
II Boston wins the pennant in the
National League, it will be very gen.
orally popular victory. Fandom is apt
to unite in favor of the under dog,
and certainly Stallings' crew was far
enough under in mid-season to excite
sympathy. Anyone who had predicted
a Boston victory when the team was
a bad last. and New York a strong
first. would have been locked up as
dangerous. And yet the Braves turned
the trick. While the entire basebill
population of the country booked on In
wonder, they went from the bottom to
the top of the percentage table. Then.
after ding-dong fight with New York.
the latter team began TO slip. and
Boston is now in very comfortable
position in regard to the nag.
IN THE American League the other
] Boston team, champions of two
years ago, have been making great
race Of It, and only the tremendous
lead established by the Mackmen in
fha aruf narf NJ the aeason has kent
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coRpoRATIoN MoTIcEs.
NOTICE 10 sHIpPERs.

Z The gasoline schooner KoMoKILA.
IN command Of Captain George =.
Piltz, win leave Pier 6 Orchards
street WHARF for Maui and Molokai
ports every TUESDAY at p. m. and
for Windward ports on Oahu every
FRIDAY at .. m. For information
regarding rates, etc. telephone 4193.
KOMOKILA SHIPPING CO., LTD.
6926-ts
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Chang Chock Hing to NJ Soranaka
ct al Consent
G K Al to Heen Estate Ltd Par-Rel
A d Furtado & WI TO Heen Estate
Ito .........-..... ........... M
Jinpei Sato ct al to olaa Sugar Co
Ltd Observation-Disclosures
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
MUTUAL TELEPHONE CO, LTD.

Notice is hereby given that the
stock books Of this company viii be
closed to transfers from Thursday,
September "a, 1914. to Wednesday.
September 80. 1914, both days inclus-
i've.
MUTUAL TELEPHONE CO., LTD.
BY its treasurer. J. A. Balch
Honolulu, Sept. q, 1914
5965-Sept %. "a. IS. Is. 30.
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Police Lieutenant Michael Murphy
found turtle wedged in the rocks Of
the Passaic river near East Orange.
on the turtles back was cut the In
scription. 'War is Hell. Keep away
from Il. 1864 = Z
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-. - IS ~ .ass5
William s Hook to Sakamoto
5 Shoten -......:.. ......-. y M
Wakichi Mihara to Kamekichi
ShikeOka ct al .,..s... -, 80. Y d.
Colin McLennan &. vito Chas p
Wright ....s....... .,s..s....- b .
.Tanaka Miyakichi to 8 Kushima- B s
Malta Akana to Kunimatsu Mi
ZunO ...ss.s =. -. - -
sAiau e VT to Kunimatsu Mizuho D
American BID of Comrs for F MIS-
sion to Mrs Lydia B Coan 49,. ID
Entered Of Record sepfenber n, 1914,
From 1880 1. N. 70 4: 80 q. 10.
Harry Roberts to Guardian Trust 3
Co Ltd TT 1878 "
James e Jaeger & WI to Kamala
Puuku ....s.... .'...... =. :. g. "
H Waterhouse TT Co Ltd TT to
L A. de Ia. Nux & WI .s.-. s.. ID
HI Waterhouse TT. Co Ltd TT to
l. A de Ia Nux & VT .e...s.'. -. u
Est of Charles K Kapaelii by
Attys Of Tf ..........s. ~. Notice
Entered Of Record September e, 1914,
From $50 !. N. TO $3.50 p. n!
n
David B Keawehano & WI to T K
Lalakea ....s..... ...s....... %
William Hawelu to T X Lalakeat M
Kahalau (w) to Ana Kahananui d
Kahalau (w) to Kahau Kahananui D
Kahalau (w1 to Mileka Kahananui D
III L Ross to C F B-.dshaw... 9 NJ
William Kenney to Mary F Ra-
nOrt0 $50 -
Mitsuda Matsutaro ct al TO 8 Hata G NJ
Est Of Makaleka Lo by Admir- to
BENJAMIN Rose ......,...,..... u
a F Tavares & VT to ] Garcia. D
Lyman s Thompson to Charles
II Ak ....s........s.,.-....s. ~
p e r Strauch to Pauahi Tract Plan
Koike Manjiro & VT to Hoopale. d
] Kahcokiekie to w Kahookie-
kie -. .e..... .........s. -. "
Francis Gay & WI to Aubrey Rob
inscn ............ ........... II
Manoel M Pavao & VT to Mary de
G Pavao ..........s... I. .s.s.... ID
Mary de C Payao & hsb to Marie
PavaO u
Tai Lung to Joseph Y T Zane. p A
Entered Of Record Sept. q, From
1880 =. m. to $50 p. m.
Antoine Rodrigues to Manoel Ro-
bello ....-.......-.,.s. Rel
Est Of C Allen by trs to Percy
M Pond .........-.... 1890 Par-Rei
Est Of s c Allen by irs to Percy
M Pond ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ar-Rei
Percy NJ Pond and WI to Jessie
Milton .................... "
w s Chang to Mor Leong -. AL
w B Kalino to Laupahoehoe Sugar
: Co ........ COMMUNICATIONS u
Dowsett Co Ltd to Lee st John
Gilbert So. Rel
Sandwich Islands Honey Co Ltd s.
to Alexander C Dowsett ct ais
.............Pa Par Rel Of Grant
Alexander G Dowsett e WI ct ais
to Haw Trust Co Ltd .... M
Alice X Apo & hsb ct ais to La
haina Agri Co Ito. N. $1,000. d
Hiroichi Maisaka by mtge to Maya
Bootha ....... ..... Forc-Aft
Irene K Dickson 10 Albert A
d'ArauJo -....-.............. M
] Alfred Magoon & WI to Ter Of
Hawaii ..........s...... d
Geo Wond & as gGn ct ais by
atty Observation-Disclosures. Notice
Geo J Wond & as gdn ct ais by
atty ................ Notice
Alfred Magoon 4 VT to Exor est
of Ching Tam Shee P-DI
Carl H Nieper & VIZ to B Ath-
erton Estate Ltd .............. Nj
Waialua Rice Mil CO & Poi Fac
tory to Fong Tai Ka. .Apmt-Mgr
Entered Of Record Sept q From
$50 !. m. TO 1o:30 p. m.
Chang Chock Hing TO M Soranaka IL
Chang Chock Hing to NJ Soranaka L
NJ Soronaka to c As-Sing ...C-M
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suReEoN cHlRoRoDIsT.

EDr. r. e. Merrill McInerny,s Shoe
Store, Fort above King. Private
room for ladies'. Charges reason-
able. 591e-tf
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tn e.
Az Thompson, Adjt LIST 1t. John w. Kanaeholo Ad1E
Schrader, O. NJ End 1t George n Cummings, O. II.
- Nicely Insp. s. A. p. MAJ. Merle NJ Johnson, 1st Bat
w. Warham Comsy. LIST 1t Charles r. Frazier, Adjt
lose End Bat End 1t Roscoe w Perkins. Q. NJ.
w. Humphrey, O. NJ Chaplain, Valentin Franckx (Gapt)
COMPANIES STATIONED At HoNoLULu.s
Capt H p. OSuyan LIST Lieut. p NJ Smoot; I'd Lieut. j. l.
K. Cushingham. Thursday, 1880 p. IS
No drill Thursday Sept "a account tug OF war con-
tests 49, "a 80 1855
Capt Paul Super End Lieut. A. j. Lowrey wednesday 80
m.
Capt NJ camara. LIST Lieut. L r. Medelros md Lieut. G.
X. Stein. Friday, 1880 p. m. S. seefs'z& .sss.s 81
Capt w. " Kolb LIST Lieut. F. w. Wichman, End Lieut. G.
Schaefer Wednesday 80 D. m ss.s4As
Capt C. M Coster 1st Lieut. John Hlo Monday, 1880
LIST Lieut. H. Houghaing. End Lieut., Lemon Tuesday.
1880 p m. jf-s.sa -
Capt B r Kane. 1st Lieut.. L K Kane, sid Lieut. W. N
kama. Monday, 80 p. m. SIS 4 -
Capt l. w. Redngon. LIST Lieut. To- Tuesday z 80 D. m
No drill Tuesday. September 90 .s4
tAttacned to End Battaon)-Capt W. Cook LIST Lieut. W.
STATIONED ON MAUI
w. #. Kaae list Lieut. W. s. ChillnEsworth
End Lieut. r. K Wilcox.
Lahana- Capt ": F Young. LIST Lieut. W. <. KaluakinL
STATIONED ON HAWAII.
Hilo-Capt j D. Easton. LIST Lieut. H. n Morehead. End
Lieut.. J. S. Caceres.
.EDIcAL OFFICERS WITH SANITARY TROOPS
bourne. Capt 2 L Morong. Capt. R. W. BeEx
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HYDRAuLIc ENolNEER.

Jas. T. Taylor, 511 Stangenwald bldg.
consulting civil q hydraulic enginr
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IRD BULLETIN

PHII4ADELP IIINsPEcToRINsTRucToRs OFFICE. IS SO
suen pnvlonsa Whtener
ls NTAL FIELD AND STAFF
done -.nch - Riley. Mai william e. Bal srdS at
lnompson Ad lst 1t John " kanaeholo Ade
good ball Schrader. @ End 1t George n Cummings. O.
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Madeira EMsRoIDERY.

Miss Nellie johnson. 111s Union ST
Evening gowns. lingerie dresses.
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w. Warham, Com's'y.
lose. End Bat.
W. Humphrey, Q. n.
COMPANIES STATIC
,apt. H. p. O'Sullivan.
K. Cushingham. Thurs,
No drill Thursday. S,
tests.
apt. Paul Super, End L
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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1914-01-09

DIR. A. B. Sweet representing
the Arkansas Bed Od and Glass
Co. will be at the Bryan Hotel for
the next week or ten days. DR..
Sweet has good honest PROPOSE
ton for any one desiring to invest
in oil stock as his stock is all in
proven fields and no wild cat
scheme. If interested call on him
at the Bryan Hotel and. he wilt
give full particulars relative to his
stock. The DR.. is an old time
friend of our county surveyor NJ.
+. Monsell who will vouch for
anything the DR.. says.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1914-01-09
Frank Law

Shines them off or on. II you
Can't bring your Shoes
Send them around. He'll put
the fancy touch to them.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1914-01-09
SUCCESS ON A SMALL FARM
What One Woman Did.
KATE ST. MAUR.

M = - NifNeff
Can a family make a comfortable
living on a small flrm7
Yes, most emphatlcally yes, n they
possess ordinary common sense and In
dustry My own personal experience
Is an undeniable demonstration Of that
fact. started on rented place with
really no capital, as business disas
ter had swallowed up all our savings
so that know what II Is 10 commence
at the very bottom OF the ladder.
The place we found wGs an old fash
ioned homestead There were two
large barns. corncrib. Toulouse and
several odd sheds II was really o
farm Of 1870 acres. but the owner LET
us have the house and twelve acres. in
Guiding the orchard. for $40 month,
on three years lease, with the privi
lege Of taking over the addluoBal l6S
acres at any time during our tenancy
for an additional So a month, with the
option Of purchase
Stock Bought From Savings
Stock had 20 be bought in small lots,
as | saved money from our living eX
peuses NJ first So bought a few old
hens-broody ladies that wanted to set
and raised forty eight chickens the
first summer The old hens had cost
$40 extra eggs foi citing. So; feed,
81 And Oh the 'odit side there were
ninety chickens solo as brollers. which
brought So. 1fty eight young pullcts
kept for stock and all the eggs we
wanted for our own table. From q
trio Of ducks bought early In the
spring sold sixteen young ones when
nine weeks old for S7.02 In Novem
Der Of the snme year thirty more were
sold aud twelve retained for stock.
can't give the exact cost Of feeding
because no separate account was kept.
but certainly $40 would cover it. The
old birds cost $3.50. So the profit on the
investment amounted TO nearly $40.
The apple orchard was in very
badly neglected condition. but still we
realized $3.50 from sales in the fall
and our vegetable garden had supplied
our own needs and furnished bouuti
tul supply for picking. preserving and
canning for winter. Having balance
on the right side OF the ledger. We
built q new chicken house aud bought
COW The place was entirely seli
supporting by the eighteenth month
and from that time on stock grew Sc
rapidly that Il seemed advisable tC
tnke on the rest OF the land aud raise
all our own feed for the stock.
The great secret in starting on 4
small place is, think. to commence
with poultry, garlen and berry fruits
and gradually increase stock and croT
raising operations, as success and mar
ket. to say nothing OF your own cIps
riencc makes growth feasible
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1914-01-09
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

In the County Court within and
for Caddo County State If Okla
homa.
In the matter of the estate of
B. II. Stewart, deceased. No. S8S.
Notice is hereby given that in
pursuance of an order of the
county court of Caddo county,
State of Oklahoma, made on the
3lst day of December, 1913, in
the matter of the estate of B. H
Stewart, deceased. the nndeI-
signed administrators of said es-
tate, will on or after the 9th day
of January 1914 sell at private sale
to the highest bidder therefor, the
following described real eetate,
situated in Caddo county State of
Oklahoma, to.wit: Lots Eleven
(ll) and Twelve (12) in Block
Twelve (l2) of the town of Fort
Cobb, as shown by the original
plat thereof.
Offers or bids thereon must be
in writing, and may be left at the
place of business of said under
signed administrators, at Fort
Cobb, Oklahoma, or may be de.
livered TO said administrators per-
sonally or be filed in the Office of
the County Judge Of said Caddo
County, Oklahoma.
The terms of sale are, cash, or
one third cash and the balance on
ere dts of not exceeding two years
payable in gross or installments
within that time, with interest at
the rnte Of six per cent per annum
Dated this the 81 day of Dec.
em ber, 1919. =
Florence Stewart
Administrative.
Ernest, Smith & Campbell At
torney for Administrators.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1914-01-09
POULTRY FARMING A DIVER
SlFlED INDUSTRY
a. a LEWIS.


N. J. Agricultural Experiment StsSion
No branch OF our present agricultur-
al development offers greater latitude
In diversity OF effort than poultry hus-
bandry. II is made up Of go many dif
ferent branches aud has so many diff.
ferent sources Of income that the be.
ginncr may select the line which will
best tit his particular conditions. Be
fore selecting or developing any
branch OF work careful study OF
market conditions and features of 10.
cation and transportation must be
made. There is constant demand
for strictly fresh table eggs and FOR
high class market poultry, The prob.
lem, then, is a. choose line OF pTodue.
ton aud by improved methods pro-
duce high quality, and no anxiety need
he felt over distribution.
The most profitable and easily man
aged branch OF poultry production IL
market eggs, the aim being 10 so hatch,
rear and manage birds that n maxi
mum OF eggs are produced during win
ter, when prices are high. The requi-
sites are strong. vigorous pullets,
hatched during April and reared on
free range and given in winter plenty
of good food and a congcnlal environ
ment The latter neccssitates plenty
OF room, an abundance OF sunlight and
fresh air, together with entire free
dom from moistur@ Eggs command
ing highest prices are infertile-th
is, males should bc kept from the pens
except during breeding season
capons and Day Old Chicks.
Next in order of possibilities comes
the production of market poultry, such
as bruilers. roasterN. capou Sand fowls.
Broners may be produced as side
line or as specialized business, prefera
bly, the former The surplus males
which occur I'm the Matching and rear
ing Of pullets may be marketed young
as broilers or kept until fall and sold
as roasting chickens. With the lighter
breeds the former method usually
brings the best returns, while In the
case of the American and Asiotic
breeds It will often be much more
profitable 10 hold them for roasting
Tho advantages Of capon production
are larger and heavier birds ut killing
time, "a swcetcr and finer daypred meat
and much higher selling value. to-
gether with a lower cost Of produc-
tiOn.
Tho day old chick business offers ex-
cepuonal opportunities 10 the man
with a small piece OF land, snd Gus
tom Matching is one Of the modern de-
vclopmcnts Of the past decade.
Possibilities I'm raising OF breeding
stock and In production of Matching
eggs are limitless Success depends
upon quality and ability to advertise.
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EOIEYSKIDNEYCURE
nlnIaa kIdneNa and bladder HInhk

For Sale-Some good young
mules and horses. Inquire ut
First National Bank.
Lost-A gold lock9t and balm
"Nell" engraved on locket. Leave
at this office for suitable reward.
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announcements

We are authorized to announce
G. w. Rasure for County Super.
intendeut Of Public Instruction.
subject to the action of the Demo-
cratic primary.
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c. ". B. M. Meeting

The C. w. 3. N. of the Chris
tiau church will Mold its regular
meeting Friday afternoon, at , 30
at the Christian church. The place
of meeting has been changed from
Mrs. Phares home on account Of
sickness.
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Photo
sickness.

Edie has a fine shipment of the
latest in folders and cards. Don't
fail to see his stock before you in.
vest in a picture.
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Rooms for rent, Mrs. d. Tur-
uer, West Oklahoma evenue.
Found-A pocket book, in tbs
A. H. s. Auditorium, Friday.
night, The owner may have sams
by describing it and paying for
this ad.