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SATURDAY.

SATURDAY.
S. L. sousa Moves Family Here.
Mr.. 5. L. Sousa. expert piano re-
pairer and tuner. has moved his fam
lily here from Leadville and is now
living at eos College avenue
Has Completed Commercial Course.
Arthur Wilson returned to Canon
City few days ago from Denver.
where he has been a student at the
Barnes CmmerciaI college for several
months. He completed the course of
study there and was graduated from
the institution.
Miss Sheriff. Returns.
Miss Myra Sheriff. returned last
Thursday afternoon from an extend
ed visit with friends in Colorado
Springs. Denver and Boulder. Miss
Sheriff. is well acquainted in these
places and was the recipient of many
social courtesies duying her stay.
Visiting His Sister Here.
Jas T. Dunbar OF Como. PARK
county. is spending few days here
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry Foote
on Kountz avenue Mr. Dunbar is a
brother of Mrs Foote
Getting A.e.s Nicely.
Miss Hattie Lake. sister OF Mrs.
Frank Duffy. underwent a difficult
surgical operation at the hospital on
Thursday. She is reported TO be get
ting along nicely. with the indica-
tions favoring a rapid convalescence.
viii Make Her Home in Pueblo.
Mrs. Mary Collins Of Canon City
was in the city yesterday afternoon
visiting relatives and friends. She
will make her home with her sis
ter. Mrs. X. J. Blenchet. OF Abriendo
avenue. Mrs. Collins came to Pueblo
the first time in 1850 and during the
Intervening period has resided both
In Canon City and this city.-Pueblo
Chieftain.
Have Removed to Canon City.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kettle. for
many years prominent residents OF
the Wet Mountain valley, have re-
moved to Canon City to live and have
, established a home on Rudd avenue
II, the four hundred block. Their son.
Eert Kettle, who graduated from the
Canon City school a year ago. is
now in Chicago. where he holds a
civil service position under the gov
! ernment.
Andrew Shore Here for Few Days.
Andrew Shore returned to Canon
City a day or two ago from Denver
for a short visit before going to
.hiNuihhh u optnu tht hitatti paiA
Of the summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Shore.
the latter of whom is at present In
Denver, had planned to leave this
week for the east. but the extremely
| disagreeable weather now prevailing
In the region OF the Great Lakes
caused postponement OF the trip.
Here on Way to Oak Creek.
Dudley wylie. prosperous and
| well known rancher OF Boone. Colo.
was in Canon City this morning on
his way to the new Oak creek mining
district to inspect some claims which
he Is financially Interested In. Mr..
wylie Is stockholder In the recent =
ly organized Oak Creek Canon Min
ing and Milling company.
Newell Boosting Ball Game.
J. p. Newell. the premier booster
of Florence. was In town today max
ing advance announcements Of the
big ball game to be pulled off In
Florence on April 3rd between the
White sox and a picked Florence
team.
A whole section Of the grand
stand viii be set aside for Canon
City fans anl indications are that a
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MISCELLANEOUS

REAL ESTATE wANTED-sell your
property quickly for cash. no mat
ter where located. Particulars free.
Real Estate saieman Co.. Desk 81.
Lincoln Nebraska. 1920
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THURSDAY.
Here to Attend Funeral.

Walter Black, Bob Pope and Claude
Siebert came down from Cottonwood
on Wednesday to attend the funeral
OF the late Martin b. Gardner, which
vas held at Wilson's undertaking
chapel at . O'Clock this afternoon.
The services were conducted by Rev.
iIsley. Interment was at Lakeside
cemetery.
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WANTED.
wANTED-GirI for general house.
work. Phone Canon 2se. e3t3
WANTED - Competent woman for
general housework. Apply Is45 Park
avenue. e2ps
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. man for dai-
ry. must milk and work on wagon
1906 River st. 64ts
wANTED-Housekee Phone Blue
1855 after : o'clock D. m. Sam d.
Hoffman. esp2
wANrED-Good real estate loans B.
& l. Assn. Guy Z. Hardy. Treas.
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FOR SALE-Miscellaneous
FOR sALE-IIand spray outfit. In
use one year. Inquire se7 Macon
Ave. CPS
FOR sALE-Elm and maple shade
trees. J. II. Harrison. West 500.
e2tt
FOR sALE-oid newspapers. used for
vegetable packing. putting under
carpets or any other use; ioc a pack
age.-Daliy Record. i75ptf2.
FOR sALE-Two horses. wagon and
harness. cheap. East Main street
stock yards. e4p3
FOR sA.E-Horses Of all kinds. In
quire f. C. Higgins or w. A. Chap
SON.. Phone White i7se. 5.tfl
FOR sALE-cheap II taken at once.
Bee hives. supers and bee supplies
y. W. Brainard. GLE woodiawn. 5eps
FOR sALE;-Alfaifs. loose or baied
delivered In lots to suit buyer
Richard Houle Phone Blue 1874.
Sips
FOR sALE-Bicycle. good c5rditlon.
$40. Call s2o River. eip2
FOR sALE-old Trusty Incubator.
also saddle and set OF double driv-
Ing harness. Al Cottonwood. cope
FOR sAI-E-Paimetto asparagus and
Eureka raspberry plants. Phone
white 1854. Sells Island. wio-1s
FOR sALE-At $1,000 less than tare
valuation. the ollowing houses. all
clear and rented: No. 2oe S. sth ST..
No. s2i. No. s2s. No. s2s $ 9th st.
9Th st. L. Michool. 2i2 n. Rampant
Bid. Los Angeles. Calf wi0,i
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE--22 foot business lot or
Main street with building partly
constructed. Sell cheap and on Ions
time for full amount to some one who
will complete building. or Will trads
for improved property. Guy U. Hardy
FOR sALE--Fine little orchard home
tract OF about an acre and = half
Good little home. barn. chicken yards
cts. In city lln..ss Worth $4,000. will,
sell for 1850. Easy terms. Guy U
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MONDAY
Spent Sunday In Canon City.


Spent Sunday In Canon City.
Among the numerous out-of-town
guests at the Denton hotel Sunday
were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Watson and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Brown of Pu-
eblo and Wilson w. shafer and Clar-
ence Pearson OF Cripple Creek.
Holding Court in Buena Vista.
Judge wilkin left Sunday afternoon
for Buena Vista. where he will pre-
side this week at an adjourned regu-
lar term OF the Chaffe county dis
trict court. He was accompanied 20
Buena by Mr.. Dennison. court repor-
ter and stenographer.
AvondaIe Visitors Here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Mercer. Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Gleener and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Fieener of Avondale were
smonE the Pueblo county autoists in
Canon City on Sunday. They reported
the roads to be in excellent condition
most OF the way between Avondale
and Canon City. A trip over the Sky
line drive was feature OF their stay
here.
Here from Pueblo on Sunday.
Mr.. Walters. superintendent Of the
dining room OF the Congress hotel.
came up from Pueblo with party Of
motorists Sunday morning and spent
the day in driving over the scenic
roads about Canon City. Mr.. Walters
has been connected with the Congress
hotel for a number OF years and has
supervision OF It's cafe and summer
garden restaurant. as well as its din
ing room.
viii Make Her Home Here.
Mrs. ]. y. Simmons was a member
OF an auto party that came down
from the Cripple Greek district Sun
day morning to spend the day taking
In the sights OF Canon City and its
surroundings. The party registered at
the Strathmore hotel. Mrs. Simmons
remained here and will endeavor to
End a suitable house with the inten-
iIon OF establishing the family home
In Canon City
French Taylor a Pedestrian.
French Taylor. nephew of ID. +.
Taylor and rising young lawyer
OF Canon City. was n recent visitor
on Beaver Park. He Is an ex-foot ball
player OF Denver university and made
the trip here afoot Just TO try out n
bIt.-Penrose Press.
Moved r1ere from the Springs.
J. ]. Ashenhurst recently sold 4
two and half acre orchard tract on
Reynolds avenue. East Canon, TO Mrs.
". Mickle OF Colorado Springs. Mrs.
Ms..cks!!s and her son and daughter have
taken possession OF the property and
viii make their home here.
New Family Moves on Park.
Mr. W. r. Swinney and family
have moved to Canon City from
Colorado Springs and are living on
Lincoln Park. Mr.. Swinney is a real
estate man and has purchased the
John Mccartney place on Sim NV
enue where he with his family now
resides. Mr.. Swinney came to Colo
RADIO about year ago from oklaho-
ma City. Oklahoma. where he had
resided for about sixteen years.
TUESDAY.
Wallace Gould Here
Mr.. Wallace Gould who lives now
at Dawson y. ~. has been IN
Canon City several days visiting
friends. Mr.. Gould viii move back
Canon City sometime.
Was Guest of lIi-Fated Club.
On the occasion of the return OF
Mr.. and Mrs. {. A. Rlrgs tn Canon
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MONEY ToLoAN

The Fremont Buiidsns ssd Sess
Association has money 70 loan o
easy terms. The bet plan II Ill ths
world for paytns oR . mortgage OF
sths hons. - Guy .. Harry. srsas-
srss. q cAaA =. waldo. sseretary
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Was a Guest Of Inflated Club.

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it.-Penrose Press.
Moved r1ere from the Springs

J. ]. Ashenhurst recently sold a
two and half acre orchard tract on
Reynolds avenue. East Canon. to Mrs
". Mickle OF Colorado Springs Mrs
Ms.cks.s and her son and daughter have
taken possession of the property and
viii make their home here.
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VIII Make Her Home Here.
French Taylor a Pedestrian.

French Taylor. a nephew Of d. +.
Taylor and a rising young lawyer
OF Canon City. was n recent visitor
on Beaver Park. He is an ex-foot ball
player OF Denver university and made
the trip here afoot Just TO try out n
bit-Penrose Press
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-11
Society

Personals.
Mla Frances Humphreys left yes
tsrtsy for Eldorado. Okla. where
shs viii spend the winter With her
graudparents
Mrs william Thompson. Miss Hell.
% Thompson and Miss Ruth Newell
who we're guests OF Mr.. and Mrs J.
VI Neely. 1904 Harrison steet the
esry part % the week. having come
Nd 10 attend the Thompson- Neel
wedding. hnvv returned 90 their
homes the former 20 Dallas AID the
latter 20 San Antonio Mr. and Mrs
A Radford. OF Quanah. others Of
the SEEDING party will remain in
Amarillo for some time a. guests OF
M Radiord's parents. Mr. and
Mrs Needy
Miss Norma Cunningham expects ~
leave Sunday for Waxahachie where
she all enter Trinity University
Miss Ann Cox has gone 90 Pueblo
Colo where she will remain for the
winter
Miss MIME Leigh Dyer "a spending
sometime with relatives In Good
night Tier sister Mrs paul Nunn
uho has been the guest OF Mrs and
Miss Dyer for some time. returned 10
Goodnight with Miss Dyer.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bray sud
three sons OF 1906 Monroe street. ef-
psft 10 leave sunday for hsdlsy
where they viii make their future
home Mr. Bray WI have oharge Of
the Iedley Drug Company's Store
Prof and Mrs. J q Pace have
moved into the home M 1905 FL
more street where they viii be- o.
home for the winter
ST. and Mrs. Lon Soilars have re.
turned from an extensive overland
sol0lrn including Long Beach. Cal
Eugene ore. aud points OF interest
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-11
DESCRIPTION OF PRIZES

The First Prize $50 Kmball Player Piano. OF the
largest and best ct this world famed make and sold throughout
the United States th- price named
There than 10 600 more KimbaI Pianos than
other Piano made They used b and
schools and endorsed by musicians than other
on earth
The $4,000 Victor \ictrola the second prze the last
word monographs THIS machine the handsome
received Amarillo Finished antique oak the Victor Nctroa
would be a pleasing addition TO any household
The $lO00 90 Diamond Rng Will be furnished 10y OF Anna
ulos cNrly Dealers who Will guarantee be what repre-
sencd be- every way and that sold 10y all jewellers
least 10000
The $50 GOD tu will be shown the leading dry goods
aud will be- the equal iu sold by any me,han
tor that
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RULES GOVERNING CONTEST

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NO B-Amendnenls be- made rules added at DIS
crelon II Comics, Manager.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-11
THE LIMIT CAFE

Cieauest and best place 10 eat. TRY
The Limit. 4l6 Taylor.
y-y Daily News Want Ads
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WHAT NEBRASKA ~ IDiNG
TOE HIGHER ut AIioN



Starting out in is1N by giving %
fex courses in the classic and liberal
arts. the fn.frr .Ity OF Nebraska Doe
sidened lt. u.efIlnsaa until toiaI 20
is teaching all fhe schemes hf Tho
latest aproysd method and aI OBJ.
profession Furthermore the InI
versIty M preparing .tsdenie Tor ODD
the walks Boo nfe 81 s1 low b rosi 10
mo individual Student fHH' rheapn'.
g. an established argument in favor
OF higher education br tho State
Tho University Ui Nebraska 30
embrace sssou college The Grad
nate Collfr, TUe college of Art
and s0enfe tHr Tearrera COLLEGE.
lrcudla. fHe Teacher. college iiIf.
school THO college 0f EnrIne'r.uf
Tho college sf Aerrur ud.nt
I tlr schu0. n. i.rIlli fn' Col.
I,g. .f Iar Tns college NJ Ned.
elmo Including fHe acHo0. of Phar
macy On fhD COLLEGE Graduate 'o..
I IrFe lre lfl student Iu 'hr Du'l'f
of aris and science 1888 students
boo the IarH.r College ~ 900.
dent. .n H, college ny Engineering.
HtG student Ir fhr college Hf A..
rlfutufD. 30. .fudoUtH lU th' Col
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-11

able for the University uas after
me- people OF the state ha.. decided
abcthsr they Want the University
and iis improvements i0 remain ai
lH pressnt site in the CITY 1f Lincoln
or 90 Boz consolidated with iHe Asr'
cultured College at the State Farm
Outside ~ furnishing nearly fo1r
tLous1nd students year f.i' pra -
glly aus Kind of an education they
lcct tho University of Nebraska
renders some very important special
srfylcpa tu the state Al. Lincoln.
zebra skn. IL maintains q general Az
Ufultur8i Experiment station. whict
conducts original investigations in
soils and crop supplies 'he people
with the results at the Information
obtained For the same purpose. cX-
prrImrutal mh-stntions ar" main
tanned 800 curtis. Caleutiue SCOTS
bluff aud Culhorta0n. 600 towns in
Inc western part ~ the rate. where
agriculture is more of problem
than is in the Vell-watored eastern
section The Legislative Reference
Bureau furnishing tho le is.ature
. the University ana the people with
Information ON political social md
economic questions ~ nar' 90 NATIVE
tanned bY the University 1' Nrhr1 F'
|aIU ie housed Ia quarter furnished
] by the University University eE
I tension aud agficultuu extension
/ have also enioyod very satisfactory
development loo recent t"Yrs and
. Hauy persons are nov r,reINinr
/ academic and professional lnsiruc
4 ton without mourning the more or
less pfohlbiiive expenditures of rest
/ drnce away from HON" The TINT
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-11

sity depends primarily ON th"
wealth ui the State The legisla.
turc has proyidede as literally tor
tie University OF Nebraska as the
state f,f able 90 afford IN"
amounts actually appropriated for
general university uses is nov omc
thing over million dollars @ hien-
MUM
The University of Nebraska has al
WAYS desired 40 render the people
OF the State definite aud practical
service. aud iis past achievement
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-11

All dlonE the way
Judge J W DrudEingtou fho ta'
been iu Chlid-ess since the early
part Of the seek To- attendance OF
the Presbyterian Assembly Dr. eKpee'
81 to return hHn- tolay AZ noon
pr vs.. NJ Cunningham and dal-
ghter Miss Cunningham. s0Z Filmor"
street expect 90 have a. their Eus.i
Mr. 81 upchurch. Of Pilot Point
Miss Reba Hinch, of thaiianooRa.
Tenn. is visiting her cousin OEchf
81 Bower. 1910 Buchanan street
Miss Ruth Bainer nlll entertain
the Busy Bee club saturday after
noon at her home s0OI Taylor street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-11

yersity is tho only prominent insti-
tuition of general higher education
In the tate Is ly far the most ek-
tou.lrc single enterprise iu whicn
the state is ou-aF'd aud of course.
lts service tu the state are conspic-
ions
Financially. there are some state
supported schools in the United
state, that Hro better off than tn
Dui,eitity of Nebraska There ave
also great number that are WORSE
or The wealth pf state univer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-11

Jos. ofIat s.a STUDENT and ia fhe
college OFF Medicine 'tI fudentf
beside. fIs number doing reluIHr
ipserHfY work There are registered
Ir tho University N.f secondary
.Hou and extension department
Htt student. Helping fH..n 3tI2
ulruf urr t.I REGULAR instructors
beside. HUmnruH. .r.Iut scholars
sHI faUt whose rnf anI uuW.
Dor. lIa uuf recorded Those Figures
should give Ono "a general idna u' how
Iarl, tnd important W institution
fH. uIsrr..ty uf nebraska really 3D.
Tb. Nprt of These seven college,
D.. carried 600 BOO iNouir.tWo building.
fi.iuuutrd among three groups iI1
The original mmuu situated Zoo lin
colin with il main entrance 30 Ele.
,ltH aud % ffs"fH and containing
seventeen buildings devoted tD ace
d.uID. nR medical and engineering
IH.frH.fiuu I.| THr University
Um uf tIra. hundred aul twenty
n.r0.. 1870 uuI Iul' WiIe uurih'1 2
oI tH, original campus. containing
economic. au1 forestry 90 Tho
Medical tuIpF, UuldIus located In
Omaha lf th. corner of Twelfth ana
Pacific streets Tho University ulH 70
. Ul. Uhrarr.. iaburlinrin. and ma
.,ua available for thp HHn of 20.
students. bar Zoo equipment generally
. fHr Iulsrr ity lacks room FOO accom-
mediate itF ,Iu family lh,rca iu'
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LIST OF PRIZES:

FIRST-S75OOO Kmbal PlayerPianO aud II rolls Of music
SECoND-s2OOOO Antique Oak finish Victor Vic,rola.
THIRD-$loO.O0 Diamond Ring.
FoURTH-S50OO Set of Fws
FIFTH-Every contestant failing OF the first
four prizes will be given a CASH prize.
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CHRISTI a 8 GIFTS
ANNOUNCEMENT !

The AMARILLO DAILY NEWS readers that has decided hold
subscription worthy NOcheap Junk will offered but Il
each Christmas Gift will be of the best quality bearing the OF
marks with quality and workmanship Our
has been fairness and propose follow this policy throughout the
the Amarillo Daily News Subscription Contest While present ccula-
practically double thai other daily paper published the Panhandle it's
make the Amarillo Daily News the only daily through which adver
tSerca reach the people o Northwest Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-11

Build a concrete silo with ten
years guarantee. See J. l.. Heam
at Brazelton Pryor a. Co. l6llf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-11

aou. this line predict for It large
future development
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-12

1.-the in lines, supple, graceful and with stamina
that lasts athlete pleases both in appearance and
performance.
People of red blood applaud physical perfecton---
the possession Of strength bond between hui
mans. Granted? ~..~~ III.
In the Mitchell you have reproduced to the ife
the trained athlete
The weight lifter-- 1.-The man of huge muscle---may
be athlete, but he is the mean Gigantic
shoulders for instance all out of proportion to the body
heavy tread; slow moving; but powerful. Such man
has some advantages but many handcaps
The trained athlete; the Mitchell car are good to
to look at
The flush of perfect health of the one matches the
superb finish and upholstry Of the other.
The contour of the mans muscles compares with
the beautiful lines of the ~-. ~
The carriage of the man in motion is equaled by
the graceful motion of the car.
The sudden burst of speed by the man is matched
PRICES cyl 40
40"
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by the quick dash Of the car.

The trained nerve of the man, His balance, equili-
brum, footedness, equaled by the cars evenly
hung weight ..~. ~. "...@ 49,. ..">
At glance you see the Mitchell, not too big, not
too heavy not too powerful, not clumsy or ungainly,
but graceful quiet smooth movement, the pow
erfu car on the market, fast and clever in lines
Not many possess these qualities in just these
right proportions The advantages of the cardinal
points Of Mitchell cars apparent; SILENCE, POWER
STRENGTH, SAFETY, DEPENDABILITY and
LONG STROKE MOTORS. These qualities, en-
phasized for years. made Mitchell what they are
today the most for the money that has been built
If you haven't examined the Mitchell Of course you can
not tell whether statement is true; if you HAVE
examined the 1914 Mitchell you KNOW it is true
Why not have splendid trained athlete" car?
Why not have absolute harmony between all the
essentials?
Why not be you are buying all you want---
for less. money than other cars cost?
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-12

two and five passenger $685.
seven passenger $1695
two and five passenger $685.
seven passenger 1895
passenger $3.50
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-06

I am go years Of age, feet, 1 inch
tall, weight 2o1 pounds and as sound
as dollar. ] can shoulder four BUSH
els Of wheat standing on twelve-inch
block. l have no barn on my property
as yet.
81 came out here without a, dollar
but 1 made good threshin~ and buy
ing land and got money. L Will oulld
a fine house and other buildings this
fall if I get married, but there are no
women out here.
81 want a good woman about %
years old sound and must weigh
about 140 TO 1S5 pounds and come
from a good family I will pay her
and her parents expenses to come
and look me over and investigate me
them first and deposit any amount
within reason as a matter of good
faith. However. I do not think any
sincere person would want that unless
they had another motive"
This man evidently means business
and he has gone about the matter in
a very logical and busincss-fike way.
His letter carries evidence Of SINGER
ity and his proposition Is open to
thorough investigation.
There are plenty of single men in
the world who would make ~ood hus-
bands for an equal number of good
women, and this man is probably one
Of them. There are ais plenty of
good women who would make good
wives for the right sort of husbands.
II one Of these good women will in
vestigate the Kansas mans proposal
and find him to her liking a wedding
will be the logical result.
Anyhow, any proposition coming
from q successful farmer in a state
that now produces onc-siXth of the
nations wheat supply and that has
broken all records this year in her
own production of that cereal is worth
investigating.