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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-22
lIeberftd)t bes Cincinnati
W&arffes,
Vir bic Nsntaa ben 81. Suni
1915 enbissnss Ws4s.

Cincinnati. 81. Suni.
Die naGfolssnbtn Aupiirunsen Be.
Sieben ii4 nur duf Gngrps Trauss
nftionen. Bel ileinren Gti4dftsn
perbm eiipos b6bere preiie berebntt.
DroDtffpHeM
G@maIs. prirnd Stssm
S.s5--s.95; HamiIa S&maIs %
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-22
raeIS. gsaSs nsS astitn in Wsn psri.

Wtfhsitspasisrt wurbsn ~ sk-sM%
eisisniiri. EseGisI ant 2oHson Darsa
Iawast ~ sA74 far 90 Tass S.di; Nabsl.
hnpstiungsH e4.7oIs sno SiHt.@taltl
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Ssnsrs ssH.
dftisnrnartt. -- dRfanes mar bar
Rarft i1sa4 unb bic Breiit baiieH 80 lti'
bfn, BALI Isboh irat cine Ntnbune en- uno
bel bsr MISUNDERSTANDING. Hsidst staitBie,
proftirtsn bic Rritss.diiisn am msiFsH.
Qfiessata affiss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-22
mefan Warft.
Qsp Qort, q. Suni.

Rem Oort, q. Suni.
Supisr. - Wartt fIau; GIectros
lgtic $20.25-2O.5O.
eiien. U2aytt itstig; g}o. l
.ROrt6srn S14.50-15.OO: Po. 2 $14.s
25-l475; 9p. ] Soutbsru S14.OO-
14.50; Ro. 2 $13.75-14.25.
t3inn. - Wdrtt feit 5 Sonnen Bar
tie $41.75; % 5onnen partie Sal 30.
9Id. - S5.75; SpsIter, teine Duo.
tirungen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-22
9ie 5leiiaipcrre in @ien.

0us ,Dtener 9agebIatt" uom 18.
Utai iareibt: @emGb Der in Der 9urs
node srIofeneu @erorbHung, lpelde
3tpeds Ginidrdntung bes 6Ieii4gea
nuTes ben 9ienitag unb iyreitog elmer
ieben Do6e als 5IeiibeHtbaltGngstag
feItiests, CAB es beute ben eriten
.ileifdIoIen" gag. 9iele Tleiid1hauers
Idben paren geitlofien unD etn5elne
Sleii9baueritGnbe auf ben oerI1ieoe'
nen WGrtten unbeieBt
Die Slei'dbauer beniiBen MN oiei
5dge ais ipiltommsne Rubeto9e. bern
oa bic ,s5nuerei", DON ben 9Gitpirths
I6aften tart begebrt, i'm gan5eu gea
tauft ptrb unb osmna6 tetn oetotlIirs
ter gertauf n6t5ig 1T, batten fie teins
Wddre.
Die 5aus6aItungen, uatiirlit iene
bic iidbs leiiten tOnnen, bdIfen lid nit
bem @ortouf pon 5leiih am Wtpntag.
bon einitneioenber Btrtung 1T aber
bic neus SsIeiTdperorbnung fir lie
@aItpirtbfaaften, beneu bod betdnnts
lid bic 8eroronung Die Yerabreihung
BON Speiien, fpeIhe aus Rinbs, 8alb=,
S6tDeines uub !SubnerfIeiia 9ergeitelt
iinb, uerbietet.
Sn sr0Beren Reitaurunts 8ab es bic
gerp0bnli4e groBe 4usIuabl, oenn 9es
ri6te aus feinen i5iIden, tbeurem 9es
fliiael uno gBilbbret biloeten Die Siiz
tenbiiber. IN biirgerIidpn Reituuru@
tionen qa6 es ebenfdus eine geuiigeno
lanee Speiietarte. ou S6opiernes,
QGmmernes unb billigere Syfhe pie
SarSfen unb Se6t bic feblenoen oers
boteuen Gleiidipeiien erieBte.
IN tleineren 8etrteben bali bic SSflz
nerei (geu1bl, Qeber,, gtieren uno
6irn) unb GeieIdte8 mtnberer QuaIis
tat (meiit aaiierfIeiid) iiber ben
fleiT6lofen gag biupeg. Su pieleH
,Sdllen iparen in tIeineren 8aittpirtbs
I6aften, pel6e tsine Sunerei erbieIien
auber 5rGRtFurtern uno NugsburgcrN
leoialib GemiiIes unb geIdl3ene Wlebls
ipeiien erbGItli6. Rinosiuppe CAB es
faIt iberuu. oa biefeIbs am @ortag
qeto6t tpuroe. On STEELE bes Sriib>
itiidsguaaft mubte man iih nit
Seltmaaren begniisen 4u Stelle Der
Sauce puroen Elm bis Sfpei tSemiiie
u.ebr oem Speiie5ettel etngefiist. Sn
ben @pltstii6en puyber meiit Seefis
iae, in sinigen aud SeuitI perabs
rsicbt.
Delhe 9eoeutung bic Regieruness
mdbndbme fir bic Before 0erIprgung
@iens nit Jleiih bat, erbellt aus elmer
9leuBerung bes 9priteber SteElnertres
ters Der TleiItbaueroeuoifenfduft 6R
Gber In Der appropiliOnirunes sSettiou
Der Sauoelspolitifheu &pmmiIiton.
Der genannte Tafmann srtldrte
baB bic Ginfiibruug Stpeier fIeif9loier
Sage in Der Wo6e geeignet iei, etnc
@ermiuberung oes EIsii6tun'ums bers
beisufl6ren. bd bieburt in Dien oIIeiu
runb tduienb Stiid Riuber Der Woae
eriport tperbeu iDnnen.
osuhen a S cbiIh Ius hen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-22

3uder. preiie fsii. Rdffinir'
ter Gut apaf $3.50; poipbersS $6.70;
CUBES $685.; sranulirter $3.50; Cons
iectioners u" So. 80; Of ~" S6.15
iueiBsr sytrd $.05; sgtra ~G' $5.S5
spr 100 pfunt
WoIaffsi iit f,stia. - Rem Ors
leans Open aetile 40-55e. Gsntrifu'
gal 20-30c per 9allcns.
REFS. - lolifana, 1anep 6,ab
7-7ae; prima 6-6ae. urbinar.r
4a-6sc. Sapan 5i-5s per pfuaS.
Daira Drobutt.
Butter. - Rar.t rubig, pr.iIt
iieiia. - W6clemil, sytrd Bic;
CENTRALIZED grtra 28sc; G.utraIi3sO
sSirits 25c; DO. SecouSs 22t; ifdn'
en- DARN 21Ac; padias Stod 1S-
zoe per piunb.
Rdf.. Wdrtt itetig. Obio 16t;
glorbipeitlidr 15-16e: Rem gOrt
17-17Ac ;S9peiasr 21-30r. bo8rld
16c; 2imbursr 16a-17ae per bib.
eier. - Mart. fstis. pris
ma irii6s Sibnsrsisr 17Ae; firits
16c; oroindre firits 14te; iscoHbs
14ic per 9nbenb
@efliig.l. - Ra9frass gut. =
grpi!.rs II gfunb uHb bariiber %
-24c; untsr IT pfunb 20-22c;
Siibnsr 12Ae; iodbn. &c; 9rut.
tiibusr 14--15e: guQs Csc; Gns
ten 10-12c; iiinge enten bon Orci
Plumb unb Soriibsr 16t; 9dHie 6-8i
per Plumb.
Dbfuub G.mife.
aepfsl. - @ute qepfsI $3.50
4.50 per DBL. ie na6 Qualitat.
Sunge qepfsl. - garlp 6dr'
psit Sl.50-1.75; Transparent $500
-2.25 per camper.
3itrousn. - Wefind 1926
$50; California S2.5o-3.00 per
5tiiis.
DraRgsn. California ST.
$500; iylOriba s2.75-3.5o per
Rite
Grape Grutt. - JIoriba
$2.50-3.50 per Rife.
airf6tn. - Saure S1.W-1.'
25: fife $1.25-2.00 per Crate bon
"a Quarts.
GrobeereR. - 0ute $1.50-
2.25 per "a st. Crate.
Sta4elbeeIen. - Ginbeimts
ids $1.00 per "a Gt. Crate.
Brom beeren. - 2enn.nee
$500 per Crate Don "a Nts.
Sim beereu. - 3unnefee $3.25
$50 per "a Gt. Crate.
DafiermeIonen. - $35-.
40 psr 100 Gta6.,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-22
laaowirt6
ueber bic W Gbreife Der
futterpfIau5en uno oas
9srfa bren Bel Der Seus
bereitung.


Die Seubersitung BAT ben 3tpet,
einen 3beil bes 9riinfuttsrs 3u trodz
nen unb 10 fir ben Binterbeodrf 3u
ionisrpiereH. T:s Seu bilbet baupts
fdhlit bic @runolage Der Uiuterfiitz
tsruna uno ION mogli6it Grias bieten
iiir bas letatOerodulite uuo an lpertbs
pollen RGbritoiieu reihe Griinfutter,
Ods audi bic Mlilhergiebigtsit giinitig
bseinflubt. Gs tommt dIio bdrauf
an, elm Sen 81 aeIpinnen, in bem To-
iuobl Der Pdbripertb aIs uu9 bic Der
oauIihteit oes 9riinfuitsrs, iopeit ct
reidbdr, srbalten III. glqidbrIih gebt
bel Der Seulperbung Elm mebr ooer ne
niger GROCER Sbeil Der tperttoollitsn
iFutterbeitdnbe perloren, tbeils burt
ungiinitiae Bttterlng, tbeils infolae
aRoerer Ginfliifs, unb 3ipar iit 'r
9srluit bel alss, aIfafa iIip. in 6a
ReasI ipeit bsoeutenber als bel ben
8rGIern, neil bel ben eritereu nod bds
auF peridisbene llria6en 3uriid5us
fiibrenbe glbfaam iinb QtbbrDdelu Der
gldtter urb gliitben in Setra6t
tommt, bic bduptfG6lth ods GiIpeib
unb bic iibriseu METROPOLITAN Stoffe
entbalten. Dor ben beiberIsitiaen Der
luitsn baben mir uus nd9 ISDsIiAteit
AT ibiibeu.
Sn eritsr inis baben tpir fir bus
Nsdben bes BieIenaraies einsrieits
unh bes aIsss auosrerieit5 ben riftts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-22
Gbitaqo 81 euui.

S6Ueine. - 3uiubr $1,000. -
Wsartt tart; gult S76o-7.80; lsi9te
$7,55-7.9o; semii4te $7.40-785;
fftpere $7.10-7.S0; rdube 7.10-7.s
30: iTerteI $6.Oo-7OO.
giinbDieb. - 3ufubr 5000. -
Wartt fsit; GinbsimiId,e Beef Sti.rs
$G.S5-9.50; Deiisrn Stisre 800
S.25; a3iibe urb 6eifers 1926
800; aGIber $6.50-9.50.
Sdafe. 3uiubr 10000. -
Shdie $5.5O-6.40; 2Gmmsr 1915
-9.15; Sprins gdmmer $6.25-
9.S5.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-22
pferbe umb NNauleiel.
Giuctnuati, q. Suni

Das 2lnasboi pdr aud in Der Der
ilcNsnen Dode ipisber siemlia grob
une beitano aus S26 pierben unO 7
glaultbisrsn. Die preif, ipar,n itsti5
bis isit unO an Sdluh Der Mode nj.
icldt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-22

Slben ais Q 9ilo. gIus benz
81. u. &. 9rtegsprsHeauurtier piro gee
melbst; Sn ben leBten Sdnpfen on ber
iiibDftIibeu SrOHt babeu bic Rufen
cine SdnbIiIng bon befonberer Sraua
idmtsit periibt. Sn S3iperis (guso>
tpino) baben bic bORiiden &cfaten bic
jiibt9e 9cp6lterung, bic iie aus benz
8e5irts eingefdugH batteu, Dor ibre
.ieens Brunt auiseife1t uHb eegen INA
iere SteLlINgen astriebsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-22

per gufbel bonn @sleife unb $1.25
-1.35 per Dbl. pom Store.
Sunge aartoffeln. - 1ris
umpbs $2.00-2.75 Der gbl. unb SOC
81 90 per 80 pfunb Sad.
SpargeI. - @inbeimiide 90
--75c per Dubeno giinbsl.
9omdten. -- 2eIds 50-75c
per Crate.
&rdui. - Wdrtt sismlia lebbdft.
einkimiffss unb aouisbias 75e--
$1.00 per Crate.
fobIrabi. - 35c per Dubenb
giinbtl.
grbfsn - selepbous $1.o0--
$500 per 2 gu. Sud.
3Diebtin. - @elbe 90c-$1. 90
per gIfbel bonn Store. Nsibs $1.10
Lib per guibet bonn Store.
9rinsB bnen. - 6loribo
25-50c; Didsbobnen $1.o0-1.s
Is per 6amper.
aarotten. = Wiiiifippi 10
loo per Oubeno.
Rotbe R BEN. - ginbeimii 3.
15e per 0usenb.
Wtibe R iibsn. - Suuge Ris
Zen 30c per Dussno giinbtI.
Ganbprobutte.
6su. - Ro. ! 5imotbp $19.25
1880; Ro. 2 9impibp $3.50; 30.
3 5imotbp $3.50; SO. / aemiIdtsr
aIse $3.50; QU. 2 DO. $3.50; 30.
/ Slice $3.50; Ro. 2 DO. $14.50; III
fdlfo $170o 22.5o per 1onns. -
WeiBenitrob $6.00-6.50; 9aierIirob
$6.0o-6.50 per 5onne.
MibI.nfuttsr III itetig. -
aleie S22.50-23.50; Ulibblinss
sro6sg $26.50-27.50; DO. ftines
SIS. 29.o0; gemiidtes Gutter
$24.50-25.0O.
Sdmsreieu Wdrtt ftetig.
alssiamen $6.50-7.O0 auf BEN 9e'
Isifs uHb $7.25-8.25 per gu. BON
Store, Iimotbp $2.40-3.20 per Blu.
bonn Store, Buhipei5en soc per 8u.
GladsIamsn S1.70 per 9u.
Derff,tsbenes.
Dele. - Warit Itetis. 2tin0l, 10.
es 63c per 8daons in partien Don
5 gbls. 9eto6t,s IL mebr. Jo. l
2arb0l 60e: Cotton Sesb Gil, raffis
nirte 51c per 9alpne. SsrpeHtin SOC
per @a1cns in Dariisn pcn Is Bat
pels; SIC in qarti.n pon 10-25 8aIs
lOn.n. Petroleum, Obio Carbon 12O
9rab % DO. $50 9rao 10ic, 9eaos
liabt i75 8rab 12c; R.b GroUu Ga
Iolin 11t; Rapbtd 16c per @doHs in
partien bon 1--5 Bbls.
GaIa- Der Wdr;t in rubis. -
Ohio Ripsr S1.05 per gbl. bon 280
Gib., Sgubrlobn bin3us.iiigt.
aalg. - Daarit ftstis. primd
Gitp 6s-6sc; DO Gountrp 81 81
per pfunb.
Roblen. War,i rubis. gOu'
abioabenn s3.50-3.75, giuB uno
Slad 1925. Ranatpba Stiid.obIen
$35o-3.75. Rub unS Slod 1925
Rr 9oRn. aba.li.fert. Rau4Iofs
StiidtobI.n $3.50. bo. Nub uno
Glad 1926. antbrueits S7.75-8.00
per Sonns aba,lief.rt. Goie .Ofet
$6.O0-6.50 per 9onns abselisfert
Wolte. - Der Rartt mar in Der
psrfIOfsnsn nod, sism!i4 It6bdft unO
bic preiie ieit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-22

Saute. ! Wnrtt mar rilhig nno
fsFi. Tataeiaksn. Ru. l 15a-16c
per qfuno. 10. 2 DO. l4A -l5cpsr
Qiunb. GitnIgut9ers frii6e 10
164c: DO. Gouitrp 12-l2te; friiae
RalbieGs 14t-I I15c per Dfilnb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-22

DE llmIdtt I'm bltffgtn Nltaringhoult
tsIitisn fif btuie aui H,li8.soo.
xsia esfxritsaa.
Der Warii In 2ofali.iuriiitsu mar tsuis
Ilau uno bic tinustn Kitten, Utltt stipas
2tbtn ,tisitu. parsn Columbia eas q
Electric, sou bsnsa 80 eiad an Der Boris
,u l2Z perfauit wurbsn. Tu preis Der
sl,iisn fsl um etpa 1 goini, ba bas aHge
bti Ntmli& arob mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-22
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Aidtton eore. tS. 1904 y1tn yee, eeItD. st. %
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cn ysnl I. rs. n. sf unten nac. q. ar. son
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n. r.. q fsx. I. a.. 70 fsis Central lr. -. IS
Ra.Axsf an-Ah. % msftiuse. o. d. sxioS
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gineianatt, 81. Suni, 1915.


xis SaHisn paren bsuts mii Wcutinsat'
ttiisn tart bsFddftigt, bod Dar bic Wad'
irase na9 Tarisbsx fsint grobe unb 8do
1T dubsrif pillis. Dir Tatlebsn .on tau'
rpsrbsn Don ben Banfen sk-4& bere1nd,
mdtrsab @eitdttspdpitre ~ 8 - ~ DIS
fontir stbsn. Sm oiientu Rartfe snr,
ben 1arltben .sn soH. gu 3H-4es uso auI
8sit 10 4--4K& plaeirt.
Hsata ssi asw Usd
psrb,n n Bart tpii4sn Banter ptriauit.
Die Gounterrafs betrtst oot Vramis per
$1,000
nsaia sai esssts.
Gidt. BsdIel axf 9onson rxrssa iu
e4.s0 Der BIB. Sterling suottrt. Uar Wed.
lti auf 6erliR ipnrbtH 66e jar Worl
tsredsst, far @s&fef Aaf garts 1ss pro
SfraHt, anf WMterbsm lot pro SuIeeH zHe
sai @isa lsl<t per Krone.
n rau ~~<lsn~~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-22

geriauft pu.oen ABA gbls. Drill
l.rs SiniTheo Gbobs auf Der Bats bon
S1.39 per Sabine.
@tpeertes.
Williams news., 1915-06-24
Concerning Modern Defense

The present European War is certainly revloutionizng modern warfare. The submarine is fast making dreadnaughts assume the role of floating junk heaps. The sum of money which is required to build one dreadnaught is suffic- tent to build flotilla of submar- ins against which the dreadnaught is almost powerless. What has England's great navy of dread naughts done for her? They have failed to protect her shipping. Every day marks the strewing of the floor of the ocean with new English ships, at the hands of the German submarines. Not the battleships but the land forces will have to clear the Dardanells if it is to be cleared for the Allies.
 The old earth breast work and hidden batteries are proving more effective than steel forts. The Turkish forts in. the Dardanells are reported to have been silenced, but their hidden and movable bat teries still hold the straits.
 The airships and the aeroplane while failing to accomplish all tbat was predicted of them have proved of particularly great value for scouting purposes and are essential parts of the equipment of any mod ern army. The aeroplane has proved of greater use than the air ship.
 In face of these facts, the United States should make a radical change in its policy of defense. Instead of adding more dread naughts like the Arizona, to our fleet, we should turn all efforts to the construction and perfection of submarines, air crafts. land batter ies and swift cruisers. The Arizona with its speed of 21 knots would be useless against the navy of any world power, unless used as float tug fortress for the defense of some harbor.
 More submarines, more air crafts, more guns for land batteries-these we need above all else, for our de- fense.
Williams news., 1915-06-24
GARLAND PRAIRIE GLEANINGS

Garland Prairie
 MT. John Willard of Payson, visited his sister, Mrs. Mary Nellis, a few days last week.
 John Nc Clure the trapper has fine luck trapping coyotes and other varments in this vicinity; the gen. tleman surely understands his bus mess.
 Several of our ranchers will try out buckwheat this season. Rumor has it that mill will be put in here, if the crop can be successfully grown.
 The road between here and Will Hams, is in such bad shape, that if something isn't done to improve it, ranchers on the prairie will be obliged to go elsewhere for their supplies.
 H. J. Gray, and family autoed to Flagstaff twice last week.
 Thos. Barnes has finished planting seven acres of potatoes.
 J. D. Tannehill has fine stand of fifty-seven acres of oats.
 Mrs. Mary Nellls IS making sub. stantial improvements on her ranch house.
Williams news., 1915-06-24
P|TMAN VALLEY

Bert Johnston has ploughed up eight acres of ground on his homestead and will putin crop. George Johnston has been out with the round up for the past week.
 Mir. Williams will start putting in a tank in his place in the Valley.
 Mrs. Walter Stevens and daughter Francis left for Phoe- nix to have Miss Francis eyes examined by a specialist. Francis will visit the Romaine Fielding moving picture studio while there.
 A great many people are com ing in all around this section. The writer was amazed to see so many new homesteaders on or near Government Prairie, and Maine has a large settlement. No reason why the merchants cannot secure home produce, if these farmers are successful.
 Walter Stevens will put in a crop of corn thls week.
 The wind has been blowing hard of late which makes it dis agreeable also discouraging for the farmers. The water is dry ing up fast. One can notice how Davenport Lake has receeded in the last few days. The road across is in good condition. The road between here and Maine is very rough.
 Harry Robens was visitor to this section Saturday.
 A great many are blaming to attend the celebration in Prescott on the 4th, Red Lake District with barbaqne so we nnder- stand.
 The Spring Valley Round Up wagons are in the vicinity of Shoot Lake, the other Round Up at H. A. T. ranch.
Williams news., 1915-06-24
NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR SALE

Sealed bids, marked outside "Bid, timber sale application, June 23, 1915 Tusayan', and addressed to the Forest Supervisor, Williams, Arizona, will be received up to and including the 24th day of July, 1915 for the merchantable dead timber standing or down and the green timber designated for cutting by 8 Forest Officer, Gin either one or both of the units described below) To- cated on an area to be defi- nitely designated by a Forest Officer before cutting begins, includ- ing about 865 acres in Sections 4 and 8, T 19 N, R W., GAS. R. B. M. within the Tusayan National Forest. Unit I; Estimated to be 800 cords of green and 300 cords of dead one-seed Juniper cordwood and 400 green Juniper posts, more or less, on Section A. Unit II: Estimated to be 6UO chords of green and 200 chords of dead Juniper more or less, on Section s. No bid of less than fifty cents per cord for green and twenty-five cents per cord for dead Juniper and five cents per post will be considered. Deposit with bid $1O0. Timber upon valid claims is exempt from this sale. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved.
 For further information and reg ulations governing sales, address Forest Supervisor, Tusayan Nat ional Forest, Williams, Arizona.
 June 24-July 22-1915.
Williams news., 1915-06-24
Keep The Town Clean

The town council and the Mar shal are anxious to keep the streets of Williams clean and orderly, and they ask the cooperation of the people, particularly the business men, in accomplishing this. Papers and other refuse are often carelessly dropped In the streets or left loose in back yards, and soon become so scattered that it is diff cult to find who is at fault. The council has placed waste cans at the street corners and are anxious to do all they can to keep the streets clean. The Marshal is anxious to do his full duty in this particular. If the general public will do its share there will soon be no ground for complaint about dirty streets.
Williams news., 1915-06-24

Notice of Location, The Windsor Mining claim by M M Millet ct al
 Notice ol location, The Yelling ton mining claim by M M Millet ct al
 Notice of Location, The Yelling ton Mining Claim by M. M. Millet ct al
 Notice of Water Appropriation, s. W. I of Sec. 2S, T 22 N, R. E. By B. Rabbit
 Notice of Location, Lode Claim, Ute Chief No. One, Unorganized Mining District, by George McCor- mick
 Notice of Location, Lode Claim, Ute Chief No. Two, Unorganized Mining District, by George McCor mick.
 Bill of Sale, Fred Lynch to Wini- fred Lynch.
Williams news., 1915-06-24
NOTICE FOR POSTING AND PUBLISHING
Serial No. O274S5

Serial No. OZI4S5 United States Land Office.
 Phoenix, Arizona, May 25, 1915
 Notice is hereby given that the Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Company, by Howel Jones, it's Land Commiss- toner, has this day filed in this office its application, Serial No. O274S5, to select under the provis- ions of the Act of Congress approv- ed March 4, 1912, (37 Stat, 1OO7), the following described lands, to wit:
 CELIA AND SALT RIVER MFR IDIAN-ARIZONA:
 The Southwest quarter of section twenty-six in township eighteen North of range twelve East. The East half of the Southwest quarter and the West half of the Southeast quarter of section twenty two in township seventeen North of range twelve East.
 The Northeast quarter of section thirty in township twenty-eight North of range one East.
 The Northeast quarter of section ten in township twenty-four North of range three West.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely the lands described, or desiring to object because of the mineral character of the land, or for any other reason, to the dis posal to applicant, should file their affidavits of protest in this office on or before the 12 day of July.
 Thomas F. Weedin
 Register. June 3-July 1, 1915.
Williams news., 1915-06-24
INSTRUMENTS FILED
 FOR RECORD,

Notice of Location, Marshall Seneca No. 3, Unor. M. D. c. La Zure
 Chattel Mortgage, Martin Martin to B. D. Rabbit
 Warranty deed s. s. Acker ct ux to B. D. Babbitt
 Bill of sale $. s. Acker ct ux to Herbert Babbitt
 Bill of sale S. s. Acker to Her bert Rabbit
 Warranty Deed Antonio Manter- ola to Bernardo Bidegain
 Bill of Sale Antonio Manterola to Bernardo Bidegain
 Notice of location, The 36 Dam, by Frisco Mountain Sheep Co.
 Warranty Deed E. A. Miller ct ux to Edwin Johnson
 Deed David Babbitt to Protestant Episcopal Church
 Ordinance No. IA. Vacating Alley through N. ] Block 55, Flagstaff
Williams news., 1915-06-24
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
HONEY"

The mint makes it and under the terms of the CONTINENTAL MORT GAGE COMPANY you can secure it at six per cent for any legal pur- pose on approved real estate. Terms easy, tell US your wants and we will cooperate with you.
 PETTY & COMPANY 513 Denham Bldg Denver, Colo For SaIe:- 4 lots and two resi- dences. Inquire of Williams News.
 For Sale-One quarter of town block. South east quarter of block "G" 142 feet east front 140 feet south front. Near site of Episcopal church.
 Silvernail.
Williams news., 1915-06-24
M. E. CHURCH NOTICE
REGULAR SERVICES

REGULAR SERVICES SundaySchool at 9:45 A. M. Preaching Services at II A. M Junior League at 5 P M Senior League at 700 P M. Song services and preaching at 8:
 30 P. M.
Williams news., 1915-06-24
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Regular services. Sunday School at 10 A. M. Morning Prayer and sermon at
 IA. M. Choir Practice Wednesday even- ing at 8 P. M.
Williams news., 1915-06-24

WILLIAMS LODGE, 0 w NO. Is, I. O. O. E Sa NW ~ Meetl every Wednesday EakN0S&e night at :00 o'clock in @G CTS 1. o. O. F. hall. Visiting
 brothers welcomed
 J. C. SimmOn NC.
 J. M. Higgins ". G.
 F. Klock secy.
 c. M. Owen Treas.