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The bee., 1914-11-27
Try This for Your Cough

Thousands OF people keep coughs
ing because unable to get the right
remedy, Coughs are caused by In
fl4mmatipn OF Throat aud Bronchial
tubes. What you need 10 TO 500 he
this ind ,mmatiOn. Take DIR. King
New Discovery, 1t penetrates the
delicate mucous lining, raises the
Phlegm aud quickly relieves the
congestad membranes. Get 3 60cts
bottle from your druggist. "Dr.
Kings New Discovery quickly and
completely stopped my cough"
writes J. r. Watts. Fioydale. Texas.
Money back II not satIsiied, but 10
nearly always helps.
The bee., 1914-11-27
SEOREE COAL MINES TO
Be SOLDAT AUCTION.
At Court House Door In
Dixon.

Ssbree, KY, Nov. 25.-The
Sebree coal mines and holdlngs,
will be sold again December z,
at the court house door in Dixon.
The former purchasers failed to
make bond. 1t is rumored that
a former Sebree citizen will be
the buyer and will operate the
mines. The mines have been
shut down for several weeks on
account of cave-in and black
damp. Ssbree has to have her
coal shipped in here after being
supplied by her home mine for
many years. There is a splendid
here for another mine.
The bee., 1914-11-27
Men Return To Work
At Gary Steel Mills

Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. 20.-Five thou-
sand men who have been idle since
the outbreak Of the European war,
returned to work today at the mllls
Of the United States Steel Corpora
ton At Gary, Ind. The force, 10 was
announced, will be increased AZ bus
iness conditions warrant. During
the last week several thousand men
who have been idle for two months
returned to work IN steel mills ~
Indiana Harbor, Hammond and
East Chicago.
The bee., 1914-11-27
A Texas Wonder

The Texas Wonder cures Eldney
and bladder troubles, dissOlvea grav-
ell cures diabetes, weak and lame
backs, rheumatism and ali lrregu
larItiea OF bladder troubles, rem0v-
ing gravel, the kidneys and bladder
Ia both men and women, Regulates
bladder troubles IN children. IL not
sold by your druggists -ill be sent
BY mail on receipt Of tl.OO. One
small bottle is two months treat,
ment and seldom fails 20 perfect .
cure. Send for Testimonials from
Kentucky aud other States, DR.. IL.
w Hall. 292R Olive st.. 81. LOuis,
Mo. Sold bv Druggists.
The bee., 1914-11-27
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Sunday School 1t 9:80. A. M.
Morning Sermon aud Lords
Supper. 1920 A. NJ.
The young people of the Sun
day School will render a pleas
ing aud instructive program at
Z 80 p. IA. THIS program is in
charge Of Mrs. Il. ID. Oowand and
Mrs. John L. Long. The public
he cordially invited.
The bee., 1914-11-27
Ne@s Of the Tom
Good morningi Have you
seen The Courierf
Evansville'a best paper.


81. d. Coward. viii leave for
Chicago, Sunday night, 70 purchase
Xmas goods. Mr. Coward. - one OF
the live merchants of Hopkins
County, and the people OF EarlIng
con, should certainly feel proud TO
have such q man In her mldst.
Coward says that his Busy Store
will be the center Of attraction for
the Holiday Shoppers.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. e. @. Bran
don Saturday night fine boy. The
mother aud babe are doing nicely
and the Or. is all smiles.
Miss Freda Heller. the popular
instructor in Domestic Science In
the darlington gradtd .AchOol, took
Thanksgiving supper with Miss
Hazel FaWcett, IN MAdisOnvIlle.
Mrs. Harriet Browning served her
boArdsrb an unusuAlly good diner
on ThsnksgivIng day. 1t was great
Iy enjoyed BY al present aud Mat
Ray especially.
The bee., 1914-11-27

II YOU want good health. a clear
complexion aud freedom from Oiz-
alpess. Constipation, BiliOusness.
Headaches and Indigestion, take DR.,
Kings New Life Pills. They drive
out feFmenting and undigestod food,
clear the Blood aud onre C0netIpa-
non. Only 2te 40 your drugglat.
The bee., 1914-11-27

Mrs. w. il. Kline had a few
friends IN Saturday evening to-
meet her house guest Mrs. Jas.
Lyons. Of RogersviIIe, Tenn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15

70 aeosDt nothinE sut ths uncoutiuor
~ s1rrencsr % 10 easitaI snd his
iruEapor thsf the corsut1tiouaiIsts
bad oonsidsrabls % score % tettlc
WITH ire followers % Huerfa. ed al
no assisted 10 the overthrow % ths
dadero gorerument. are -ot reassur-
ins a. - he arniabie conducf o. s1atrs
~hen he once secures the power ard
the opportunity 10 vors 0ut his Ious
narsed rereuF-s He ha. horevsr.
%" chance 20 dlsaBpoint his critics
~ho have no, held him IN much conn-
dence and % o. sincerely hopec for
ths SAKE % ths tempest-tossed co1r-
~ and De- strif-rtricken peops Pc
may rise 20 the occasion ard brI-s
peace out % the present chaotic rou
diu0ns and. incidentally. rsner. --e
United States from further interf,r
snce and anxiety
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,ept as between Austria and scryia.
the marketing companies wer. bu.y
supplying the world with oil products.
me purchasing agencies had their reg.
ular customers for crude petroleum
ana the only depressing condition was
me overproduction in Oklahoma IN
Tess than ten DAYS the whole situation
mas been changed Cushing h. less Of
Tear than the closing Of the world
markets. To o. no longer a question
OF oNerproduCtiOn but OF how to care
.gI NE accumulating stocks until
they will be- needed and give tho pro
Queer financial protection until that
ume shall arrive The situation has
developed 90 suddenly a. 10 give nc
opportunity 10 prepare for h. I'm.
doubleday methods will be devised 10
prevent any serious loss or financial
Embarrassment The oil Industry has
SHOWN lts ability 10 cope with serious
condition. IN the past and conquer
them. and viii doubtless rurrecd I'm
doinc 20 az this time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15
Is 1T ALL OVER IN MEXIco,

al. ..-.
800. ,s.,s.. 49,
81. ,,.-.........-.,..
-.
.-.
,-,-',r
''.'...' .''''.'.
-' ZOO .'r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15
FAR REACHING BLIGHT.

As the days go b. they are succeed
cd BY neW revelations Of the disa-.
trous effects the European war viii
have upon this country. en- innocent
End neutral bystander % o. not Ike.
~ We viii - hit BY any stray bullets.
but shall In another way De- subjected
10 many trade and business an.
noyanees that will touch the American
pOcketbOok In no lurourlIsrabIe sum
The sphere Of this depressing IuHu.
snce II FAR reaching. touching almost
every important industrial enterprise
IN some detail u stretches into West
Virginia and paralyEss tho lumber
business. 80 FAR al export offerings 20.
The war has halted all activity Iu the
iron and steel industry BY withdraw.
Ing the means Of Transporting he prod.
ucts. though this may BE- remedied IN
time. II has affected the rubber man.
ufacturing interests and threatens 90
cripple glass manufacturing. az Ger.
many controls the worlds output of
potash. which Is necessary ingredi.
ent OF glass. II also strikes the farm
or In his fertilizer The Tin plate fac.
tories will be limited iu their output.
n not closed down by their inability 20
get the necessary amount 90 Gin The
effects OF the war reach even 10 the
sick room. where the absence OF drugs
that we're imported will be made ap-
parent The newspapers that are sup.
posed 90 BE- immune will feel the
stress Of the times In the scarcity
and the higher price for print paper
The sudden uprising OF this appaIl
INK calamity. like some grim and hide.
Gus monster. not only buEhts tho land
Of is birth. but throws IT, darkening
~hsdow over the whole world 70
shows the intcrdepcndcnce OF the civ.
ilized peoples OF the earth II gives
us pause 20 think over tho rlories Of
peace contrasted with the "rlories" of
war. II forces upon as with impr,s.
sive significance the immortal truth
that We can never appreciate bless
a'N" eNN NNhtA"l To NNNIA NNfN depart
There r. scarcely an interest or oh
ject that g. without the reach of this
demon that is now devastating and
desolating Europe one would sup.
pose that its Ions arm could not reach
into the nursery 90 disturb tho dreams
and happiness Of children Hut 30 has
put rs destructive hand on tho Christ
mas toys OF the child. because tho TOYS
that were wont 90 GLADDEN. lts heart
will not come 20 % this year 10 pr
OF Germany and other sections the
hands that fashion them are AZ war.
and the shops are closed
The direct effects on the nation are
seen IN the necessity OF imposing war
taxes 60 meet the daacienry boz the
customs receipts caused by the closed
ports OF the old world TO prevent
financial chaos the exchange OF tho
country had to DO closed while trs
United States a. strong financially. It
has 20 keep a cool head under tho
present circumst1ucss. as any unusual
strain may procipifafe a panic With
careful nursing however. and con
servative action fhts country Is .- r
position 10 become lending .-at-.4
Of a borroving nation which ~as-a
an eventual domination Of tho H-ar
oisl world
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15
THE GROUCHER.s CROUCH

some qlrrllous person has written
90 the Market street sympath.f.r Ir.
qliriug why DO is The Intelligence is
not running the Republican ticket 90
the head 20 its editorial column o.
has been the custom. oyerIoadirr his
small mind with vain Imsgininrs a. 20
me cause This must have been hurt
inE The inquirer for some time. lds.
Ing from the bile that Accompanies his
erus'ou and 10 is 20 Do hoped that rs
feels some relief now thar he has agIr
o. out
Tho Intelligence o. nevspaper.
conducted as business proposition
bon business way. and is better quail.
God 90 know ifs own business than
m'tdlesomc zroGch,fs Iu due tIro.
and The lufsllzeueers own rme. The
Republican ticket will appear ln JOS
accustomed place. vher. DO has had
an honorod place for over ffy Years
and The Intelligence ain be- found
supporting 90 ss Loyalty az BE- has In
mo past and expects 10 for nifty years
TO come There i- no hurry about 90
The olcTion i- vet remote. and az
This time Tho 'nfolugsncer.z space be-
TOO valuable for advertising purposes
TO De- diverted Tor an unneces.ar, pub.
lefty The Republican ticket .neaEs
FOR Itself 90 does not require any al
Ventitious aids for its success At tho
polls. al does the Democratic ticket
The Republican ticket Is 30 attrar
tive TO tho voters 'his year that b, r..
quires little exploitation Boo tho PARTY
press or on the hastings The INTEL.
sencer is confident that be- viii win on
November o. end for this reason POI.
fuses to become excited over % like
some with az little faith az Mad
son. and Of as little sense.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15
ass FIS sTsSs s6 S9"Ess

England tssinsrt EnsHsh -srsi ssIi....--.
TrIr
Fraoes
nc.t-afty - Sc
FTs-tCt-An opporturrtg cut
d4-e
HIssiA-Hstaisten 81 .so, 81,
-
80 .Is &C., ~ho esionS . thsir
ts
neaentay
SeRNlAPresersste,
~ sersa7 terrfery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15
Comments of
Ohio Editors
van staHd AMONG IN. L.aa.r..

To the nomination ~ Warren 70.
Harding for United States senator We
believe that the Republican, have made
Z wise ana ludIrlOuH choice ff. b.. we'll
AH'H TOT flH ability and IH .uIluuIdIF
n'- Won Win public aTaIrH gives MIN an
= leflrn,c NAT Dr. rare DOB tHs history 81
IaIig VINO aspire 90 thar uFIre
ana m elected be- viii "a. ..rr. AN. En-.
I. 'Hr1 among the lead.ra In that b0r.-
.rFFaIE American Tribune
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15

The large increase % stocks Of over
100000 barrels in July was mostly
due 10 the overproduction ia OklahO-
ma, although all grades added 10 the
total The Prairie oil 4 Gas Com
pany reports 1854. 66f more barrels IN
tankage than a. the close % June. and
eastern lines show an increase OF
Kansas stocks held by them % ISIS 500
barrels The Ohio on Company shows
an increase Of 52s2I7 barrels. and
the eastern lines had Cd .s32 barrels
less Of Illinois oil at the close OF July
than on June 90 The Pennsylvania
grade stocks increased 1850 bar
rclz. Lima stocks qe7 barrels. and
Kentucky stocks 2G.23s barrels The
stocks Of al lines in Kansas and Ok
lahoma increased TZ3fH15 barrels
Adding the increase Of the other lines
90 the total given in the above table
brings the amount held ln storage by
tho various pipe lines and companiea
iu the fields under review 90 s5.Es1. a..
blf barrels 81 the close ~ June fe
stocks were 1883 ga barrels and a.
tho end OF May 1ffsff1T barrels The
increase ir June and July hsr been
fI goo 800 barrels
The pipe line report FOR flir in mo-.
wise reflects the present situation OF
the oil Industry A. the close % tho
month var had not been declared On.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15
FOUND WANTING

The Democratic party soIrmnIv
pledged TO economy I'm national OK
penditures in it, Baltimore molasscs
platform. and in which document b.
rallied az the criminal c1trayarsnre and
reckless wastsfulnsss OF rrayI,rs R,
publican administration now stands
convicted 90 "a prodirauty that has
called forth the censurs of some az .,.
wisest leaders who foresss tho ui-
ments 90 come In the next election
The party has not only been guilty OFF
The charges that have been Ird..d
against % OF inoapacity Co rule. but 3D.
has deiaulted In its most consuIrrou.
promises. ln every detail OF s,fra.s
fance in appropriations DO has zone
beyond the dreams % the ~Idert r-s
dictIons 90 boz lnemcionry to adu.r..
l'r The affairs ~ the nation
Instead OF nursing the rs-og--.s NJ
the aaiion. the administration and Tho
lonErcss have done everything H-
their power 20 impair and ambar-4.
them Do .s. or tho Sew York sum
points out largely bIamable ON tr,
executive. $50 sruo-sed uI.r reform
aiory projects OF "a garr,arr.rs -4.
'1re. that 90 ha. shown mo- a position
TO exercise ifs power IN tho cause o.
economy And q, IS quite tr.. al.
that paper add
|..HH. ... #..H.H.-. NO. ... a.......
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ern history gwen At Harvard
UniyerstyI
After au nations ar. very much
.k- human beings When man rs
nl,rrs.tui and -l1va that De knows
'."t .' n. r.IllU. -fuI h.r ue.uHhurs
often Tear lIw watch Tor ca chance
ln Take f fF.. nH. nf n.m. and whisper
f around shat la .4 out for trouble
'i BIAS been about thar Vay With -uc.
,rr-luI German and tEn usiEhboring
puuer-
German success .s of course found
I'D ou t.s defeat uI f.a French iu the
ffauru-Iru--Irn war Co., the fourth
ot March islI fl.r.E thousand Ger
man soldiers marched into parIs-a
mark 0i German success with the
mailed nsf The Trrut. desired 90
uNN them on bur rhe Germans wanted
in -tn" io ftr world loo tangible way
their success. and .usI4f.. uuur mak.
ing 'he entry although they 800
arrr" Co i1recos boo formal entry Do The
French would give them Helf0rt
DIS fh" French refused prUbab bis
.-F.l ru Tor today we -t. fhe Ger
mans coins out 90 their Vay Co avoid
Erlio-t and into HsI-.Iu. whore they
nave stirred up hornets nest az
patriotism which viii hinder their
search Tor break 200 the French
frontier 40 OBJ, treaty ul fnIra which
followed fle entry .Ufn Paris the
German bad their way almost com.
llrfr.N however A. Va, au recall.
Franc" a-r.rd rO pas Germany a-huge
The province off Lorraine and AIzaCe
Resulted boz Deep Changes
dos resulted iu deep DIauEts in
political ETrDu. Some az these
'hau-'- Hro uuIE working out to-day
u battles now being f1ueht t-p 10
'Hi- Time Franc, bad been a.eaf Al.
Ter these events frr French had 10
start .n to grow again
Germany. ur fhs other hand be
came well knit closely ORGANIZED
power of Che ursf rank Tho German
-ohtieI-u Was recognized as the lead
ing ruler of Europe Bismarck his
adviser o. the greatest statesman on
tho continent and Won MOlfke. his
General 3D.. The most renowned fighter
90 tho tav
This situation found the majority
ni me other nations ON good terms.
'II'r IuHufr|N" 'u addition Co Ger.
many prDHrDd from tho aU OF rrancs
and 'HrE. 'n particular had nothing OF
W. n.,u to complain Tho italians lot
Rome and fHl E..a.Fr. seized tho 1p.
poft.nI't f1 declare that they were
mo- longer bound hr certain treaty u-o.
visions r.fr...ae part OF their navy
fo fh. HI"UE Sea
Too OBJ. Esar- that followed We find
Austria Germany and Russia growing
together Email. they allied .r what
Dr. known 'n H.sfu-. Hz the Alliance OF
The Three Emu.r0r- This alliance
dom mated Europe f0r number OF
years. end .f I- 'r fh. hrra King uu %
Do 'UIf We TRACE. fH. H...uHHres OF the
lt''nIInr-a that now binds ENGLAND
FRANCO and Russia together boo what
promise. '' 'r ono 90 the b'o1diest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15

Another dire effect ~ che war Itr.s
forced Secretary Bryan to cut tl- c61a-
taugua cables
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15

the different divisions OF the oil fields.
and the amount OF each grade 40 the
close OF business July 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15
WHY ENGLAND. FRANCE AND
RUSSIA ARE FIGHTING
HAND N HAND.

This ard other articles appear.
i78 in this series are prepared
from resume o. the courses in
Modern European ard near East
crn 7istory gwen a. Harvard
University
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15
NJ. II. & NJ.
Mid Cboo Colo

Saturday, Aug. IS, Last Day
Of Sale on All Summer Shoes
"WOmen's" an White Low Shoes.
an White High Shoes $500. g. so.
s ssoo and $3.50 S1.S9
"Men'. OxfOrds -g pairs one
lots S. 20 s. 50 yslu. Sl.69
Some a little of f1 style
See window fo- display
~WOmen's- Special - SATURDAY.
only s. OO. So SD and $500 Low.
Shoes g. SO and g. OC Tan Hlgh
Shoes 800 $3.50 and $500
White High ca 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15

increase --s-.-....-.r- f.fbO.hfZ.l-
The following table gives data for
the same divisions al the close Of
business June 80.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15

tconanusd from FsFs ruelveJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15

Lingerie and voIe waists-uOrth up 70 SO;
at Observation-Disclosures. 9Sc
Black Heatherbloom Petticoats-worth up TO s. sS
---..----.-. -....... .-.--... ..- SO
Ladies White OF COlored Madras and SoiSette Pa.
J4mAS-up TO Sl-SS. At .....-.......-... 9Sc
Royal shirt Waists up 10 SlsS. at ......... sSc
"re@I h's Muslin Underwear values at each . 9Sc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15

r'sesish~1 Daily. EHcsst Eane.y. - ths
intsinEs1c-r Pusiisains company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15
Store Closes
At q Z. Nj.
Saturday
SHOP
EARLY

Sterling Silver Lingerie Pins-pair ............
v bite Pearl Bes Neck Chains-Start az ...........
DAINTY Hat Pins m singles pairS-Eher .......
STERLING Silver ClOiS0nne Pns-NeWeSt
supper Buckles IN Gold finish Sterling Silver 75c
selling dandy Qsc Coin Vanity Purse-Oblong share A.
All kinds Of long and Chans-Many Of which NC are
az .............I
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1914-03-07
Spring Blood and System Cleanser

During the winter months impurities
accumulate. your blood becomes impure
and thick, your kidney. liver Ond bowels
fail to work, causing so-called Spring
Fever" You feel tired. week and lazy.
Electric Bitters - the spring tonic and
system cleanser-is what you need; they
the kidneys. liver and bowels
to health action. expel blood impurities
and restore your health. strength and
ambition. Electric Bitters makes you
feel like new. Start four weeks treat
ment-it will put you in fine shape for
your spring work. Guaranteed. All
Druggists. SOC and $1.OO. ii. E. Buck
len s. Co, Philadelphia or st. Louis
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1914-03-07

The Secretary of State, We
learned, has ruled that Mr.. Fred
Rhymes of Cade has filed his pa
pers too late to sntitle his name
to be placed on tho ticket for the
election to be held March 10th,
for the Office of Justice of tho
Peace. This has caused much
dissa atisfaction and comment from
Mr.. Rhymes friends and We learn
that they have made up their
minds to vote for him by writing
his name in tho blank space, that
is provided on the ticket for indie
pendent candidates. Mr.. Rhymes
seems to have a strong backing,
but tho writing of his name will
place him at disadvantage.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1914-03-07
READ THE STATEMENTS.

We present to our readers in
this issue statements of all the
funds under the present Town ad-
ministrstion, the Town statement,
the Water Works and Electri C
light, the Water and Light sps-
cial tax, tho Railroad Special Tax
and all others, and you will find
every thing in . condition that in-
dicats . Business Administration
for tho benefit of the tax payers
and oil citizens.
The town IL now entirely out of
debt with . handsome balance on
hand.
The Water Works and Electric
Light plant will soon be out of
debt, it shows liabilities 5000 and
assets over $1,000. All other
funds are intact, and everything
that is due ths plant is collected
every month, no dead heads or
privileged ones are carried with
this administration.
10 it . surprise that nearly all
the business and intelligent poo
ple are supporting this admins
tration?
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1914-03-07
DR.. j. r. Olivier had a good ar

DR.. j. r. Olivier had a good ar
ticle in our last issue concerning
good roads and in this issue we
have an article on the same sub
ject by Mr.. Luke Bonin. Good
roads 10 q matter OF such great i'm
portancs for tho entire people,
town and country, that we hope to
500 moro of our people take up
the matter under their own name,
this will show to tho authorities,
the substantial citizens who are
demanding good and better roads.
and we feel sure If our people
take up this important matter SER
iously az did DR.. Olivier and Mr..
BONN. and keep up their demand,
the entire people will join them
and demand better roads, and the
will of the people is law, and that
means their servants will give
them what they are asking for,
good roads which means much for
ell the people.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1914-03-07

"A heavy rain fell Wednesday
morning, which was not needed
and interfered with field works.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-04-23
THE GARDEN

A small garden plot well attended
will reduce the cost of living for the
average family during the summer
months fully one third. Not alone will
it reduce the cost Of living and give
exercise that is beneficial to the heal
tn, but will in almost every instance
serve to beautify the back yard which
is always more or less of an annoy
ance and eye-sore. No vegetables
that have been ON sale for even a few
hours are so good as those that one
might enjoy from the small garden
even if the saving were not to be con-
sidered. Every vacant lot in the city
were to be planted to vegetables this
summer it would mean thousands of
dollars saved for those who, did the
work and would be a joy to the eyes
of the citizens who detest weeds and
ribish. The Times Record would make
a strong plea for more vegetable gar
dens this summer.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-04-23
TREES DYING.

Drastic action must be taken at once
or the beautiful boX-elder trees ON
5th avenue as we'll as in other parts
of the town will be destroyed. They
are practically all infected with scale
which is fatal wherever it has appear
ed In central Minnesota there are
several towns where this infection ap-
peared two years ago and now every
boX-elder in the towns are dead. The
spraying must be done before the
leaves appear. All information about
spraying and the care of trees may
be had from Prof. M. C. James at the
Normal or at the State Agricultural
College, Fargo.