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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-14
viii Oil Succeed Goal In
Eastern States AS Fuel?

T0rAf hcnme pfuinrni st reduce
ulsfafrH expense 600 steamships
nafal boats ODD isult urr ur nnf OF
rrf .rni 90 fparr an1 enr fffwan Win
nl $3.50 aa fNe u0fh nf cFhi rall sfN.rr.
ass pastors Ns slime is iHst anI uN
expense Incurred taking upIh ~ .l
aa li ls surpA,a thfouru pipes h} Faf.
Hl
The mines .m,lirrH wacnlne ships
ras veflt water werha iarfarcF mills
rrI,h Nils nnls anl oemeut factories
aoan is the hitthen anRc sf. ran wlti
800 u the west as theF NNd lc f.arfsif
~ $50 sQnals anr fon ~ t,nd e..al Iisft
Be- no WaF Go estimate ar vafh 1904 y
plan tH prsi fnf tlr same l,lfHfffnDs ln
fhe cost o. iH tat MASTER ~ uut
Tne Hamf iinnfug nhn 1id % ia ths
wet Will np ~ ~ TiE EAST
The railroads in ihr f.lst unl hs tht
lrH afse f1Haamrrs 90 fud in under
iHtc coo usr IN Tcsas. MsslfHn fHfi $50
ThnI already have md IsusnNaif4tsl
fsr ih,m tHai 1i, nafrtis ~ fstas Sizes
irfn 0N sffe e1aai Oh unr ion uf stsi.ff
rnai boz thermal urits aud that jos cos'
ssa unlY ahoui ons.fhirI the cost a
eaai ENoHWOf-s AANfNGH
pssH b.. 60 ane wright r Or fh,
sasfsfa oosl aisefatnra whirb Hrs ms fhl
fsri 80 sa4allnF cuntfarir Or cool
ahfsg that bufninR af a.l reqaifea rsri
iacau afirE fH hs overloaded and fluip
psl win 10 large storage tender ard az
30 hufriae furnace Thar fht dltffiu
ltion 20 q liquid flsi over sn entire s5s
tfem ~ railroad mfaus the wcrhlrg eu
~ endless and expensive detail siatagi
hae a. be- provided co taruue fBppiI
stations tank cam tHiif and pot iDf'
sefilcs. and pumping stations ufatlirf
iAu ~ rhlfh mfaHa au rtafmaas luiiis
irRpsBse
+ uai .asa5~ IA afl that can b. hope,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-14


hftAli ANU man fhA' iN lapl
t.''i lN'h Nela ~ ih' heannienl t'tss
ril ''t'''" "l "iiitinF iN' y NMNf
ffitf'''''h n i'"Hf'' "l' ''s"S "''f
fIn "Hn iN' FHis' 90" ''A''' "ihsti
fHi'"n
fht uaN nii neid iu TesrH thsn uaa
H NafsriN .aHnN iu NnfthrfH rrfHt
nfth. nn average prtantiian ~ taiwaf
600 hnW uthi uH ami about s2oU0
hIIt fHrI ull ateHs hIIs Soc mfnik
lu. aff p.ttr,s ie rsHfafri. lana
n,an a.,a rIn.t..tr pa b.a.e s.n,
p.Ia,Iia. f.f 4 TOO. n,sfA.fn ~ ~. 4.
4.fs als..tt 1.t.s ...,.t .4 ...
r.a. 70 ,i..,,r is 1lfts rIaf.t.fa
f..t laaf f. han tslt ,.
r....t ~. t,ltttiii.lf.f, ana Nt.s.I.t.s
.ttoes.. l,i.l. - sit. fs a.. a. r,..lf. ...
f.f a.. a.. asa D,H 49, sh.s. s5..,t..i...
,fae 49, ltta.tfi.ls r.i,s.,,as .,.a sl.s
sts.untlfa isfs fn fHf faant4l 'fts4a
.nt,. f...t.,,., IL. a,af,r. - "a ga
...a i..,,,.i. AN. ,.,+ 49, 49,. tat..i ,,s.s
Nd. ft,.a 4. iitfl. i.t, 4. e..t u. 40.
ti,i. ~ t.as.n, "a ,f..i... s,., 81 ,a.,i 4,
Ia. 49,, s..t i,. .ti,. ,,ii..ta .t.a,.si,t,,a.
a. th.n. ~ res.s e.,si f,isi oU
t..,... ~. ...... 1890, ,.....,,...
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-14

trnUon ~ uoben} aud Melton as hcnf
proper moment Cor thnr rnfrfe ln.
to tne rusirfn industrial Geld wlfh the.f
fuel 900 rtmna.Fn % IS NOT amlss iu CO.
carefully over fhe $3.50 operations ~
fHcse iun men Jhe pnN'rm telnmes
mote PERTINENT Nhsn ihes. follow
uf points are considered uF iHe oastefn
,Dat operator ill The go is 90 D ani
is efNty nnm Mesico and is n 81
gravity from Texas Gulf Coast hrngr
nf same value aa California tria nii iar
STEAM purposes so 70 is cheaper a.
haul 30 lss ip au All. water rnHiel GO
New Yefh ffom Mexico Hna IeAaH Than
b. tine ppnr 81 Caiforna ul frufn tali-
.ofnn go fields "a sh.ppinu ans railroad
terminals Dec Caiiiauua. az Lac iht
california wells. the Mrxican wells are
eushrrs The Mexican wells fnrh more
oh il,an lhe California ~els. - We'll lh
California has ever produced over Loss
barrels prr day after four feufH at
arslnst Mexican we'll gushing over go
ero barrels after f0uf seafs ~ fnniina-
oHs nushing
Sly i.arrfls ~ fhis lTmas. Msaifanl
oH e. railons 90 the barrel pounds ~
tho gallon are eqnai 60 leis iisunds 20
s,s tnn - 3d. makng. az AZ lfhis
barrel o h TANKS 4f NfN i@fF 'iA
Boston Philadelphia liail'm'f". fa.if
.rer CON ~ on aH AGAINST fte irH - 0''a'
frnn essfsfn caal mines fltfs iAfHf
advantage on ihe siie - oh ~ thf
western railroads a. years haf" i'nna
That ION ~ coal vnuia run ifa''
20 miles. while a. fon e 90 Nania iAn
the same iraln stt mi'es 9 paianre y
tf,tor q oll ~ lgif miles ~ rfaffi c-ill
+ tg nor cent greater than Nea tHN"
Iulfh coal Asa train ear - run ~ ef'
|tos of a.i lgss mne farther ihan ~ on'
49, ~ ro,f the cost - 81 tielle per nl''
usfa GOAL, ls nnOy0ifT BOWS sly
iEnAL DOLLARS 49,,
Nor Do thr advantages ~ IefHa- ArA
iirsn oIi a. aeainsi eastern States '''s
eva here A larze teine tender 'sn ,af
~ ei-ht tons ~ g. whith a. ihr fAi'
n ar u,isrs rrr ton. consumed ~ rni
rain sl1s mites A. ~ AiA iAHf -t
aniy 81 pfg cent fne sane re''ni ~.
tho esns tender ~ouia hpia pit'l i..''.,
be TOTS 4 on vhieh 80 the r-if oi - y
rii.s nsr ton. would run 90 '
frsln gl1.sf miles. IRE fet
tesfs Ii ths ussr and 90 'af f-,ii.
srasn we're suificleni % repn.r 9.
s.ls II snliHon tors ihe ,eaf. ~ y
"A msfe easily handlrd nan ea'i
4 on be- pampei into taf ~ Fl ~
tank in couple a Ininnies ~,iapn' =
i.v i safer than ce~l Iheft y =. - -.
.I.,iiiy x setting or hrfs ~.
atarr ths road and ne tAiH''.
riarine wide sirip = sf'''ia q
Side n M TRACK - ta1a
uish. 90 give 2 sie''.'f IN.
bnrrer 3 automatic AnH. ~.
- ,n8nr ~ fusnaces y nr
"a "a, - i.ar about fnt ie'irnl p
~ -ges,is te8Aefd ~ ia.ai Neeop.
~ 49, hsine lisrns - Co.'s, tns3 -
-. - ..sms q sAvINGs ana a.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-14

year VIII ~ NapHhle ~ SELLING "H f
ihs fafi
ln 1890 tAt Mr = O.. hoH'n' vent if
NF'llN .sid li'eFHi in hif tihi WI PEI
i.Nit ~ iNaisi, u nai'e WEI # Yam
i'n t"aAf ~ ini'is'fa "I f.l if
'rni f iH' isNi"AH Hhll'sf' i' Hfff''
$500 "l Bands r"i"nil9f N'f.at 81"
.ent i aA iNf hhnNh Di N'ldH H
Mexico oNninf NE" tve.NpN nffaH ifp
N'''"
~ ''
49, '.,' ''''
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-14

broadway y s.. a tlc office
DuaDuN uf whom iae ,Hli nr-
rNr Eastern ,oii nella the
Htra U Nmcrltt knuN lutlr
tlat BOO l,4.. the coal operators
fHINt Hri ni4u.h CHumI It
Nn"W mueht % unuI ihr
i1 the MDi Chat their D4ll
lHc state az California Lad
900 SIN million tone tNr Neaf
1913. DROPPING thai tlru boss
fHfun amt Pacific toast iu-
nf steamships and railroads.
Hu-raa uf ELEVEN million toms
1918 Naturally WITH such
20 coal contracts quietly
rne mmHelf in the .Ast with
great nel air opcrtnr Mr.
Mellon 81 TrNas located ~
PHI" rai terminal of American nii-
i Atlanta, e.ean tNew Noth
i shipping Indicates the Eastern
.n OPERATOR is Gee suffer. as dofs
tlfan and West canadian coal
10 railroads steamships AVID
a's nf tnr rao.nc s.dc nf im
~fIfrs have shown hN 20 reauN
f .faDrs uf 600 eOe tons ~ coal
500 favor 20 incl oil what haf
|H .tferu cnai operator to Nasc hie
an Chat hr is PROOF as1insi
H.fItN from Mr. Dohent ard hs
rrq Uf MeNiclu nIl lands win
N'Nn tafr"an gushing fur The Post
f'N IS .t4ra u DAILY average q l1
Nn rfels and Mr s. D.. Mellon and
fIruls 600 ee0 acres which practical
N Nelu 90 Corpus Christi Texas. ai
rr mammoth Whltc Point well and
Hure thn Gulf ~ MeXiln coast
Hinr. Co.'s $40 brownsville. Texas ~
.Irr af MeNiD0. ALSO from liar-
jefferson county Texas. as
fea with fhe enormous miieaes
ads and Atlantic ocean sAip.
hH thr one fCaifnrrlal oH neif
0e Pacific coast and iSouiheas'
t'Nst ~ reyasl Guf Of Mexico ha'
ihrN each wear thc coal mine enfr
t ahnui l5 million TONS n g'a'
r'r r comparatively go limited
iHas aut oCean shipping AREA. whl'
I zoe ausl operators LOSS De When
nfr1nis these two veteran fnei nl
tHsurr neheuy and Mellon. Nitt
'r seo 600 acres ~ rusher oii lHnH
t of success az Che nars .h''
h feat n oH farafs and sAis,
terminals "a Beverly Mass anN
NfH York N. r. and View orleans
Offering ZIG EARNINGS ana
GREATER EFFICIENCY O. fal1As a
ee from coal 90 iu~ grade iehAA'
iD...an obs
AI the past nine months anthracite
H'fns in thc coal trade have lros 20
move heavy nitHmlnnus TOO. ffultlN
90 mnrrpoI The cstfruifif ta'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-14

1900 1910 u. alsm...


Tie huslness msn especially. needs
f1ed in sac mnfrinE iaaf 0lu Hai otsf.
load the tinnafh fW size iasu'Ai
sifnf fpf shs dsr
M4fh dsptnts go ihf staf = nlan Fr,s
each a., 81 20 nev ~ vues esprdf a.
aaI omplisn fhs won 1n hand
Sc nHi ~ alert elih b heavy. fIisd
- and pofafoss bfe1ffari. rsqnif3Hn
p iet - gifai tnafgs in diEsuilnn ~
a Calf hufinHse man faand o faiat
Combination 90 pFedaanE ererel 49,
af.ffa.
icf years ! uaa una 80 fo fna b
trHshfast food that had npirfiDr
enough fp Hust4ip a business mAn VITA
Ulf aqefiea1ing hss stomach eagsisa
lndiFrsiioh ano hiudfra siimsnta
lieing = tsFt has9 and aisQ fetl,
.seFsnas msr ! had an1ni dstl4sn o.
give HH neskfssf sifnreihff 1855
iacnis . $50 inanqs1 g. ifY 0fsps
hufa
slnce ihat mafninE I have ifsr p
nes man. can Nafr Nlihoai iirlrg. fl
hraS - clear arl ny nefs - nfrpug and
guief
find thaf Dsaps Nuts. wsth ffii'
suaaf ard email guAnflty ~ cnla
milk makes dslieioaf meinina meal
3 ti inflrofsifs ne - the nsY 3
fHfinetH
IS me eIrre 20 Fpftufr CO. BATTLE
rrest Mtch iiesi ~The nns1 ~
Fsiisliis.# ll pfsa. ~Thsffs q Hsat
sbn
Eysr read shs sboss istterf a ss~
enc spessss from t,iNs 20 tire. rhst
ne gsrsi.e, frss, and fvii 81 ngmsr
rsst.--AessftiseEeGt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-14

intnis have hsrn ttff liant roe this ts4s
spn - ihN year "tis riEhf rafa - tai..
hnaf haNina aenv fpsvati 10 ihsf trs
'ina aha iNentv iva fait ~ iesiho
'psfaee psiess sha nai fem4lalas
~ 500 hiNh hfrie lfa.NsH w. b. tff
AAfa aFn htfs nevertheless tarH 4efY
fnnh aHA rnfifrh a4iisf=si,sff o.
rfHerfH ANualdsfahla sanAaf k4a nt1n
rspffifnrri 60 fhr aid ~ fa5llff lfNn
Ni lsitntt Hue &C. us1 urafhsi snd ihr
dweasf dslknatt lfs faffal aHtiftliiel
aa ihe iifea whifh b nos ntN Ia
rider commodities hei which was sails
PRES slrNt NNfs in senif slaigs this seer
There a. fet fuH4lAstAhie iais rittfal
lfitHfs ia ne harvested sni muts 80.
frHas 4i'nN fafutatlr weather tna.n
iiunA az A. tNf F+snits ffHm iAsf
Thr ,sieat weeks costa fainy ansH
utiie Ani .kartif detrimental ta is.aae
Tomatoes lafainfs ara rafn. has rai
brrH N particular hrnffli tu tiitm sAt
no Past Nteh wi,i boss ~ be elatse5 IA
rsi hay ins seen msfh lForfrst tu 40,
taHeeA afrplnH Win spushgnl naihs
~ hnhetff fii4niNa the fnsi nalts.
tore u "a skfeftea ths .nsps nsmtA via
take snest STRIDES in ertslapunn, Ybe
n'fsaas inrae ir.tasts mr. pisnfsd "a
iiis season, y 'afaet d - sla4uH thau
s'saf ~ hsf ss4aun and ~ fsvrrH -
eeihff 10 eHfaurfaFci yff,f nafiefaestaY
fraal,s sye anticipated with ihsm
hthistss Nest sasYrssy.
Contestants fftm ali the iarrQf
sahnnis ~ rsmefpu snpat3 All INJECT
tefe HaiaEsisY Msffh fsih ~ eHlnf,si
lp tract and Gels fteNta na.lef she
rules N ti,s rnlfsfalil i9.iss :, i,s.l4eilr
I i,ssFi,f fof ~ foahfi eiamrlnushirs
fs.~ rss~s psmso.srstes
Cameron faNufg cnmniztinnFfa fhit
~e~t sfnra Lindsay waters ~ il..i,
iIisfsi, fefmeflf aeefsiHff - the go
fiis arahdn a Coast Aesta taslSn ~
county fsfW demonstrates. % sucrcf1
A y TsHdF. NEa has hfii ihs paslllon
the p9af YEAR
The nelh - the raufs ~ farm demon
Hffetnf in this eeunif has hssn very
Hars sssfH Ana atsh reeaea. owine 10
ihr naNy nets eouffa sfftsiug anA fhe
different conditions shsy fina here
nan Iienifo fitf taxpayers viii gNte
Tusafsy ~ ne qpssiinn ~ voting fsaan
is9fdF frf es@aFe disposal plefi SOD
ntfrFf ifarfoNtgnTnia uhifh have btf4
fianrsd ~ annietimr THE tify Kiss d
t1e.p9p nswaFe ayslsfn hist frYalss are
needed 80 u ana iE9as ~ sbe nIs.paAad
bond lsaes - ~ voted % TueH6af. -
sasseied 90 - srrui "a "a. Il tns siee.
lion saffiea
flne ~ fIsr hinresf inn5 deals fnadf
~ tffiss tifFe 81 tbs hau hfnife tIaff
Nan flassi lanl urrA when . E. f'af
4iA nisiti4nelss ~ s.r~FsfrY - tifrrfett
Ohia. hafems ihs svnes ~ iasp safrs "
fand So nne hs.ff ara iefafsd as,eas
sftse miies frofn this eltY Tie entire
trars. Il IL stated. viii ~ aefesnpsd ~
pner with 4 tlfN a safetiiehiaN q afetk
farm ehict VIII Ne fana ~ SON satnfs
flfisIA land has tese cleared % testify
the shinplns N a tbofopehbffd csstle.
ensfh afr refss proposes % -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-14

- - . , = ~ ~
me kufehf Nd ~ efpr . fpid N W
ilYan ghe ilsHs. sn1 cleanse the hon ~,
ard fhe ei,Hef fttheriis 70 ~ This q a
1s-esAt tot - caAfayftn' TAh* ofse ~
two cosc1rsss tcniaDt zra So9r reid
may bs CONS W mqtnirr a dvrft'4e-
mett
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-14
ASSOCIATION FOR
PACKING TOMATOES
NEAR SAN BEN|TO
CABBAGE pFicGB TOOK way
HGALTSr ADVANCE m eHicE
Last WEEK
Name ks~ Tss~ Ds-erssrs'rs. Lird
sag WAtss ~ Hsfhngsa.

Ban nENirO Tsaas. Naffh ~ ~
shippers ~ fhs Elfaif Unit "a fhs rnli
Naik'tlhR system last sesh perfected
~ Eifsin lashina Arosf isiiHn 90 sf.
Knnissiiph with Tho tHi; ehlph ~iil
iniinstiaiflf reanments ii.s construction
'uf a packing she'd ~ handlf fhs eom
W ghliyfn u'iI.sfs rfnp ~ eiiti mpfs
than ipq acme nfr liantea in that ~
ifi' ainno iiua tsaseh This facility
Nid Hiep be- extended a. snipp4rs ~ cas-.
lfr neafN} commodities eno msf ~
aiss ~ take ads aniaec ~ ihfm.
q "a planned 90 erect corn rneiief
Ifpinwins iht fisep ~ she tsmais sea-
snn whifh eiii handit the safa ef1g q
that community. The E,fsin salnmNn.
its 70 heated ai-Iai five niiifs aesth -
raH h~rite On me Non iienifr and fiip
praHgs Nailff railroad. whiea - ist
sisiisH . fpprisrn osr nidinR snd 1fpal
q cars fpf me leading ~ ih3' eefiita
tsuniha piiiHi ull aise ~ erected
~ See seine site ~ local capital plenn
~ paich hass already tetn ~ and h
- nov tsiimaisd that fran ia 10 zea
|f4riaa sa - tomatoes Will br shipped
fiafr fhe iisaiu district alone this Hfa
lu soinnsnrlnH in MAJ
nc association f1f mo nrrssft NIll
- retaafied az q cooperative ssas,cla.
tim. Dpf later v e fs4snnsa - lneof.
ts.sfaff Ia
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-08-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE OF PROOF OF APPLICA-
TION OF WATER TO BENEFIT
CIAL USE.
Notice Is hereby given that at IL
a. m. on the 31st day Of August, 1915,
at Shoshone. County Of Lincoln. State
Of Idaho, before Frank T. Disney, no.
tary public, proof will be submitted
of the application to beneficial use of
one and one-half cubic feet per Sec
ond Of the waters Of Little Wood Riv-
er, in accordance with the terms and
conditions Of Permit No. 1914, hereto
fore issued by the State Engineer OF
the State Of Idaho.
l. The name and postoffice address
Of the person holding said permit are
Frederick w. Powell, Richfield, Idaho.
been applied is irrigation and domes-
2. The use to which sad water has
been applied is irrigation and domes-
tic use.
3. The amount applied to benef-
cial use Is one and one-half cubic feet
per second.
T. The place where said water is
used Is West half Of Southwest quart
er, Northeast quarter of the southwest
quarter. Section IS. Northwest quart
er Of the northwest quarter of Section
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-08-05

An Ordinance levying taxes for the fis-
cal year commencing the first Tues
day of May, 1915, for general NUM-
ciPal purposes and special tax to
pay tho principal and interest on
municipal coupon bonds due July I,
1915 and January list, 1917.
Be 1t ordained by the Chairman and
Board of Trustees OF the Village of
Richfeld, Idaho:
SECTION l. There Is hereby levied
upon all property within the limits of
the Village of Richfield, Idaho, both
real and personal which Is taxable ac-
cording to law, the following tax for
the fiscal year commencing the first
Tuesday of May, 1915, to-wit: For
general municipal purposes including
salaries, street lighting, water for hy-
drants, interest on water contract and
sprinkling, the sum of fifteen mills on
each dollar of the assessed valuation.
SECTION 2. There is hereby levied
upon all property within the limits of
the Village of Richfeld, Idaho, both
real and personal which is taxable &C
cording to law. the following special
tax for the fiscal year commencing the
first Tuesday Of May, 1915, to-wit: A
special tax in accordance with sections
OF ordinance No. 81, for interest on
bonds accruing July l, 1916 and jan
uary l, 1917 and for principal on bonds
due January LIST, 1917, the sum of eight
90 mills on each dollar of the assessed
valuation.
SECTION 3. The valuation of said
property for the purpose Of said levies
is to be ascertained by the Clerk of
said Village from the assessment roll
of Lincoln county, Idaho.
Passed by the Chairman and Board
of Trustees of the Village of Richfield
this 22nd day OF July, 1915.
w. T. DOUGHERTY,
Chairman.
Attest Geo. F. Gorow, Clerk.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-08-05

o o o o Q 9 Q o @ . 9 Q o 9 o .
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-08-05

Several cars Of new alfalfa are be-
ing shipped from this tract at $3.50 f.
20, b. The Salt Lake people know
where to send for the best quality of
hay
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-08-05
NOTICE OF THE ISSUANCE OF AN
ATTACHMENT.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN.
John Deere Plow Company, a Cor
poration, Plaintiff VS.. j. A. Young
kin, Owen Youngkin, and Walter
Youngkin, co-partners doing business
as ]. A. Youngkin Implement Com
pany, Defendants
State Of Idaho, County Of Lincoln,
IS.
Notice is hereby given that on the
7th day Of July, A. D., 1915 attach
ment issued in the above entitled ac-
ton of the aforesaid defendants, J. A.
Youngkin, Owen Youngkin, Walter
Youngkin, co-partners doing business
as ]. A. Youngkin Implement Com
pany, for the sum Of Four Hundred
Twenty-one Dollars and Sixty-tw
cents ($421.62), with interest thereon
of One Hundred Dollars with the costs
of this action and attorneys fee
Witness my hand and the seal Of the
said District Court. affixed this 7th
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-08-05

S. L. Hodgin of Boise is spending a
few days in Richfeld looking after
legal and personal business.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-08-05
When Spencer Tried vegetarIanIsm.

Herbert Spencer tried vegetarianism
for about year. says the London
Chronicle. cat the end Of that time,
he relates, Il went over all that had
written during the year, and consigned
it to the fire" Spencer found an ex-
clusively vegetarian diet too bulky,
and came to tie conclusion that ra-
tional life is a compromise. In the
matter of diet it is best to strike the
happy mean between the tiger pac-
ing its cage and the cow lying upon
the grass"
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-08-05

land over the water. They expece to
be gone about three weeks.
Z. L. Fletcher motored to Boise
Thursday on legal business.
Several cars Of new alfalfa are be-
ing shipped from this tract at $3.50 f..
%. b. The Salt Lake people know
where to send for the best quality of
hay
Threshing season has opened up for
dry land farmers and some fine yields
are reported. Sidney Bloom disposed
Of his wheat at $1.75 per cwt This
was above market price but the quail
" was Al and it was needed to fill
out car for shipment.
Mrs Frank r.. Gooding and her
daughter and her son-in-Iaw, MIR. and
Mrs. Adam Schubert, took luncheon
at the Richfeld last Saturday and
spent a couple of hours enjoying Rich
field climate and scenery.
The quarterly conference of the
Methodist church was held here sat
urday and Sunday. The regular con
ference viii be held in Boise in Sept
ember. The people Of Richheld all
join in requesting the return of Rev.
Jas. Leitch for another year.
FOR TRADE-Fine paying livery
and feed stable for equity in eighty
land. value Of barn $1,000 located in
county seat town of three thousand,
twenty miles from Portland. Address
V. V. Bower, Lucille Apartments, Port
land, Oregon.
Mr. Glass, a prominent farmer of
Harmon, Mo, was a Richfeld visitor
this week Having heard much of
this section of Idaho, came this way
to the exposition. to look over
your project ana am sure surprised
to see such a great country. Your
crops look fine and predict a great
future for your country"
Many schools throughout the coun-
try and number in Idaho are COM
bining the 7th and Sth grades with
The high school. The plan is highly
favored wherever it has been tried. In
small school systems, sufh as most Of
our Idaho schools, it is almost indis-
pensible in order to organize the
staff efficiency.
The policy Of the irrigation company
in rotating water over the various
tracts for domestic and stock use is
meeting with general approval and
before the moisture is out of the
bitches water viii be on this tract
again. About next Tuesday will see
i here and all who have patches
hat need water should be on hand to
lake advantage of it.
w b. JOY, an employee of the Mid
-ale smelter of Midvale, Utah, spent
he first part of the week in Richfeld
cooking after his land interests here
dr. JOY has been the holder of land
lere for the past five years but has
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-08-05

not seen it since that time until now.
Mr.. Joy is so pleased with develop
ments here that he will have his land
cleared Immediately and in the spring
win have his brother here to work it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heinicke Of HOLSTER,
accompanied by Miss Ehie Delwilder
Of Smith Center Kansas a sister Of
Mrs. Heinicke, Miss Ellis of HOLSTER
and Ray Heinicke of Portland. Oregon,
passed through Richfield Thursday
over the Twin Falls Sawtooth State
highway enroute to Yellowstone park.
Attached to their Studebaker "6' was
a two wheel trailer carrying their
tent and camping outfit. The Her
nicke and Delwilder families are old
friends of Farmer Bill" from Kan
sas.
berkshire Bill" Supt. Grewell
Squire" Breck and Deacon" Wealth
erwax motored over to the Black
Dairy ranch on the Wood river valley
to investigate the milking machines
used on the Black ranch. They came
back with visions Of milking machines
dairy cows, green pastures, ranch
made butter and big dollars, and it is
safe to bet that another year will see
mora cows and milking machines on
the Richfield tract.