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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-01
HOW MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP PAYS

news item in the Eugene Daily Register is signif-
cant 1t tells the story of the great success Of municipal
ownership of public utilities in that city in spite of strong
private ownership competition When the city went into
the light and power business there the Oregon Power
Company charging the people 10 cents per kiowat
for lights and proportionately high for power. The
municipal plant fixed the rate at cents and forced the
Oregon Power Company to meet it, but made so much
money operating expenses, interest on bonds and
sinking fund provision that further cut to cents was
made Still the plant makes money and all the people
have the benefit besides of getting their lights for half
the money the private corporation charged them when it
had monopoly The Register news items shows the
growth of the plant and how it is able to meet the
quiremens Of increased business without resortng to
bond issues, as follows:
A auxiliary electric plant operated by win tc built Eugene
waller board this f TO be used case Of accident to the riocctH
plant near Waeryiuc the Mckenzie which furnishes light and
power for the city The estimated cost of the plant between $4,000 and
"r board now asking for bids Cor the installation Of this plant aud
si'er the bids n which viii be within weeks the will be
ie anl :, bolcd complete The plant by the rt of the yar will be
located at the suoauo aud transforming Eugene and after
completion viii be held readiness an times emergency. The
plant viii Ice paid o entirely Of the municipal
plant not requiring the Issuance OF bonds D., the city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-01
- Editorial Page of "The Capital Journal 80

If we were political prophet we would say that
neither Root nor Burton will be the republican candidate
for president new deal and new man is likely to be
the outcome of the next national convention, after
hard struggle between the eastern and western wings Of
the party Justice Hughes alone of all the Odtmers has
a show to land the nomination.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-01

physical director of the Echo Park play
grounds, recovered the body after div.
ing several times to the bottom of the
lake. Regis Ford, aged 8, a brother
Of Walter, witnessed the tragedy. When
the body was brought up, the gold
fish for which the lad gave up his life
was found crushed in his hand.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-01

England and Germany both seem to be coming to
realization that the Wilson brand of diplomacy is effec
tive Both nations studying his manual on the
duct of civilized warfare and trying to conduct them
selves accordingly
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-01

Pascua Orozco of the prominent leaders of Mex
ico has been killed by American posse while rustng
cattle on the Texas side of the Rio Grande That's about
the cabre of all these socaed Mexican patriots and the
Texas rangers know how to handle them better than any
one else
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-01

The Christian Science Monitor says the Astorian re-
calls that when Washington bound the United States over
to strict neutrality upon an occasion of war in Europe
he told the people that by retaining diSnteresed at.
tude toward the struggle they would actually aid all the
participants than they could do by taking sides with
anyone He reminded them what they had paid to free
those of Europe 1t was as if he bade them be not again
entanged with the yoke of bondage to oldme notions
of headship but to remember that democracy is
homogeneous population part commanding the rest
none exalted over another Independence equality, and
again equality is the lesson which the American Union
has for the world
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-01

Her face is fat-expressionless.
Her eyes are dull and black;
Nociferously loud, her dress
Is negligently slack.
Her attitude is wooden and
Devoid Of any grace;
Yet, though you may not understand
long to see her face. a
My every impulse toward her goes
To see her how l yearn!
Those liieless eyes, that crooked nose
To view l fairly burn!
Think not l am a silly pill. II
Ger homely girls to mush-
II l should draw the Queen I'd fill
A lovely royal flush!
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-01
THE AMERICAN mAv

Mierobe on Apple-why Is yonder
man eating in such tremendous
hurryf
Mieroee on Pear-Appolntmen, with
his doctor. He Is taking treatment
Tor indigestion during his lunch hour
Aen knowl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-01
CORSET DEMONSTRATION
DRAWS BIG AUDIENCE

New York, sept. THE an.
nouneement tooay by corset
manufacturers that young wom-
en- dressing piece by piece.
would appear in fashion fete at
the McAlpin hotel next Friday
created so much interest that ii
Is feared the managers will be
forced TO "hire a hall" to ac.
eommodate an the "buyers
and those interested " whom
they invited
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Telegraphic TablOids
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San Francisco Sept. l.-lIiss Char.
lotts Ford Williams, of this city, and
Rodney Booth, of Bethlehem, Pa. met
herp in 81. They will be married sat.
urday after 29 years almost continuous
cCuItship
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-01

The Oregon building at the Exposition may have to
be enlarged to hold the medals won by our exhibits.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-01

Most young men are pMtiSanS of the devil AS they
grow Older they are apt to become at least neutral re-
marks an exchange
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-01

First Sandwich Man-Do they nay
fol much?
Second Sandwich Man-No. Th.re
unit much money in these literary
lobsl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-01
TIE SURPRISED FROG.

'Golly' I spose he'll duck ag'inn
My. What an unreasonable col
ored person! He seems angry be.
cause | object TO concussion of the
brain"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-01
BRIEF TELEGRAMs

Winnipeg Man. sept. l.-He,vy
iros'' prevalent in western Canada
n''y pfrg,Hded thc possibility Of har.
Nestng Che enormous wheat crop pre.
"i,trd. IL is psimated that tho rron
WI" hardlE go go 250,0OO,0OO bushels
san Francisco. s.. NJ. l.-Iaek Rs,t,v
lo.n'5 Los Aag.ies first baseman.
Ns.'9 o. contract today for the re-.
mMndcr of The scasua with SAN Fran.
,'s''. Beatty win play with the seals
Seattle Wash sept l.-Pcsitiyely
i1eutltied as thy nan who held mn +,
North Queen Ann street ear a week
at'' ana suspected Of being the man
VINO lMice held up the Seattle Everett
l.u''t"fhan recently, Fred Starr. aged
~ ~ 's lN ne city iail here today. fol.
loving 9 thrilling ghasc by the police
,, Vancouver p. g. sept l.-Profcssor
'nail's /. Hayden Of Rellingham. one
W n 'ne n''t knovu mining engineers in
'n' west "oS BILLED while with a pros.
l''ung party m ,he Iillooet district. IL
y exported here today. In trying to
y'ss Is llhngcr one OF the party. on
nvrseoack Professor HAYDEN accident.
al'y caused % gun 60 be discharged and
he was mor,ally wounded.
New York Sept Sam I.citner. a
private detective. confessed TODAY Al
the start " the ,oroncr's investigation
INTO hls wifcs dcath. that he killci
ms N'ic while in q at Of anger He
p''Nious'N had claimed that men wear.
office "'S
he stated they had quarrelcd an dav
m his office on the asy of tho shoot.
lng; His wife grabbed revolver he
sid and after wrestling |, from her, he
ticd five shots.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-01

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-01

san Francisco, Sept ANDREW Ar.
alta accidentally sprayed q passing
stranger with water while working in
hs garden. The stranger replied with
Il bullet Arata will recover.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-01

ashington, Sept. May Irwin,
actress, in letter to President Wilson
Wahis a new government department
Of .aughter established with herself as
head, "to laugh out fools and self
seekers, pest and iiHgoes who airy try.
ing to annoy"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-01

Jackson, KY. Sept Mrs. Celn
Smith, i'll in the mountains 40 miles
from mere, had her thre4year.old
daughter shipped to her via parcel post
The rhild arrived IN good condition.
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OPEN FORUM
Boosting for Oregon.

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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-20
EVAN I. JENKINS

Mr.. Evan T Jenkins, formerly of
Canon City died at the Denver and
Rio Grande Hospital in Salida, Colo
rado, of pneumonia, on May Il. 1915.
The body was brought to Canon City
on train No 2. Sunday. and the fune-
raj services were conducted on Mon
day at 2:30 p. m, by the Reverend
George Sewer, of the First Presbyter-
ian church, from the Wilson Chapel.
Interment being in Lakeside cemetery
Many friends and relatives of Mr..
Jenkins, frons Salfda, accompanied
the remains here. and attended the
funeral services. The floral offerings
were many. and beautiful. He was
a member of the Brotherhood of
American Yeoman, the Brotherhood of
Railroad Car Men of America, No.
176 and the knights of Pythias.
Hercules Lodge. No. 21, for 90 years.
who conducted the last rites at the
cemetery. Mr.. Jenkins was born in
Aberamma, South Wales. on June 30.
1859. being 50 years old. He came to
America in 1865. with his father and
family when he was only years old.
locating In Youngstown. Ohio. where
he lived until 1885. when he came to
Fremont County. locating at Coal
Creek, Colorado. where he was Fire
Boss at No. 1 mine, for the c. F. &
i coal company, for many years.
leaving there to take a position at
the State Penitenitary in Canon
City. in 1891, where he was employ
ed for many years. At the time of
his death. lie was an employe or the
Denver & Rio Grande Railway com
pary at Salida. Colorado.
Mr. Jenkins leaves wife, Eliza
beth, and one son, Edward H. Jen-
Kins. of Salida. Colorado. and two
daughters. Mrs. Irene jenkins Pray.
and Miss Maude E. jenkins. both OF
Canon City, Colorado. He leaves a
host of friends in Fremont. Teller and
Chaffee Counties, who join in sympa-
thy with the bereaved family.
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JUNIOR CLASS TO APPEAR
At METHODIST CHURCH

A very delightful musical enter
tainment will be given at the Metho-
dist church next Monday evening.
Mrs T. NJ. Howells. of Florence. who
is known as one of the best musical
directors in this part of the state.
will bring her junior choir here for
concert. She has had these young
people, ranging in age from twelve
to sixteen years in = training for
some time and their appearance in
Canon City is looked forward to with
much interest. There are about 25
boys and girls in this choir and they
take the four parts in their chorus
work with purity of tone and har-
mony that is wonderful for young peo-
pie.
Our music lovers may expect a
rare treat in tile coming of Mrs.
Howells and her juniors. 1t is un-
derstood that the tickets will be sold
at popular price that will permit
everyone 10 attend
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GLASS DAY" PROGRAM
THURSDAY AFTERNOON

The annual Glass Day" exercises
of the graduates-elect OF the Canon
City high school will take place at
the high school assembly room at 2
O'Clock Thursday afternoon. The pro-
gram follows:
Glass Mar h .... Miss Alice Hall
Presentation OF Glass ...,........
....t.c. e. Lauterbach. Principal
Music .-....High School Glee Club
The Glass of 1915. -. Fred Merriam,
President.
Katherine Anderson, Edith eur
ton and Ruth Merriam.
Glass Poem ........--.-.. Ida Littell
HalI Way Down the Road .....
.-,............. Gladys Caldwell
Piano Solo .... Marie schweigert
Discarded Treasures :. Roy Erickson
Our Last Word ....... Leona Lynch
Auld Lang syne ..... The Audience
Reception on the Lawn.
Release OF THE Canon City rhasm'
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CHAMBER COMMERCE LUNCHEON

The regular Tuesday luncheon OF
the ufombers of the chamber Of COM
rnerce was held at tie Hotel Miller
at noon yesterday and was very
pleasant anair. Covers were laid for
eighteen people Several matters Of
interest 10. the organization were
discussed and reports OF standing com
nlittees heard. Among the speakers
vas S. c. Shilling Of cuiyer Indiana,
who is spending few days here as
the guest of Mr.. Miller. lie is the
secretary of the husIness mep's as.
soeiation in his town.
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Cut This Out
1t Is Worth Money

Cut out this advertisement. enclose
6 cents to Foley & Co. 2S35 Shofiield
Ave. Chicago. H.. writing your name
and address clearly. You Will re-
ceive in return trial package con-
timing:
~ Foley's Honey and Tar Conn
pound. tile standard family remedy
for coughs, colds. Group. whoopinfr
cough. tiRhtnosS and soreness in
chest, grippe and bronchial coughs.
{2) Foley Kidney Pills. for over
worked and disordored kidneys and
bladder ailments. pain in sides and
back due TO Kidney Trouble. sore
muscles. stin Joints, backacho and
rheumatism.
go Foley Cathartic Tablets, q
wholesome and Thoroughly cicanaing
cathartic. Especially comforting to
stout persons, and Q purgntiye needed
and torpid liver. You can try those
three family remedies for only SC.
E or eaie BY the Corner Drug stsro.
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DIED TUESDAY AFTERooN FROM
TUsERcuLosIs.

william +. Laveriek died at 1874
Park aveue. Lincoln Park. Tuesday
afternoon from pulmonary tuberculos-
is following a lingering Illness. De
ceased was thirty-niDe years of age
and had resided here for consider
able length OF time. He was a mem
Der of the Modern woodmen OF
America and leaves a widow and one
son, besides numerous family reia-
tives in the east. The remains will
be taken TO Jacksonville, Illinois. for
burial
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SPLENDID PROGRAM MARKS
S. C. 4. S. CLASS DAY


The graduating class of the South
Canon High School held it's Glass
Day exercises yesterday at the I. o.
o. F. Hall. The following program
was given:
Piano Duet-The Misses Linkins
and Hodgins.
Girls Glee Club-"The Jonquils."
Piano Solo-Miss Ruth Gage. j
Vocal Solo-Miss Freda Virgins.
Play-"Aunt Mollie's Commence
ment Presents"
Piano Duet-The Misses Keller and
Nichols.
Violin Solo-Miss Madolin Dickson.
Glass Song-"Class of 1915
Presentation of Pictures-Ralph
Thompson. President Glass 1915.
Response Harold Sprinkle. Presi-
dent Class of 1916.
The class gave short reception
for their guests at the close of the
program. Punch and waters were
served by the Juniors.
Following is the cast of characters
for the play.
Mrs. Preston ... Ebert Jones
Mrs Preston ...-... Vera Williams
The Twins-Barbara and Robert
.. Ruth Ferker and Clifford Ames
Aunt Mollie ....... Ethel Clements
Maid TO the Prestons .Dollie Proctor
Margaret Preston .......-.......
.......... Katherin Grifflths
College Girls
Frela Virgins.
Ruth Nichols.
Ruth Mckinley.
Blossom Grifhths.
College President. Raymond Marsh
The class of 1915 left as its memo
rial to the High School, two hcauti-
full pictures Sxi IT.
One is a picture of Sir Galahad, to
be placed In the English room OF
the new building as a tribute to the
former English teacher. Miss Gar
wood: the other, a picture of the
Parthenon, to be hung in the new as
sembly. The commencement exercises
of the Class OF 1915. will be held to-
morrow evening in the first PresLy-
terian church at o'clock. The pro
gram follows:
Piano Solo-Miss Hazel Holman.
professional" Elsie Kennedy
Invocation-Rey. Hole
Music-Boy's Glee Club.
Address-Dr slocum. of Colorado
College.
AIusic-Girl's Glee Club.
Presentation of Diplomas.
Music-Aiixed Chorus.
Benediction-Rev. Harner.
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SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
CHURCH

"The Conflict Between Labor and
Capital. as Sign OF the Times. =
viii be the subject of II. S. Richards
Friday evening at s o'clock. Industri-
al strife and unrest along with the
efforts of capital to attain its ends
is source OF apprehension to the
leading minds of the world.
These conditions are growing more
and more acute as the years go by.
what is The remedy? or Is there a
remedy?
Come and bring your Bible Friday
evening
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WENT TO DENVER THIS AFTER.
NOON.

County Assossor Horace j. Craig
went 70 Denver this afternoon 10 at.
tend conference OF the various coun.
~ assessors Of the state. The meet.
ing in Denver was called by the mem.
bers OF Tie Colorado State Tax Com
mission for the purpose OF confer
ring in relation TO the assessments on
certain special classes OF property.
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sAsY DAUGHTER BORN TUES.
DAY.

Mr.. and alrs. Willis Watson are ths
happy parents OF baby daughter
born TO them on Tuesday, Although
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson recently remov.
ed to the ranch at wetmore for tho
summer they are at present fojpurn.
ing in Canon City The congrasula-
tions Of friends Is extended to them
on the new accession to the family
circle.
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News Notes
(Advertisement.)

Notary Public-W. B. Rowland b2a
Main street Record office.
~The Pines" Wet Mountain Valley,
Is an ideal spot to spend a few weeks
in the hot weather. One of the
prettiest resorts in Colorado. Excel
Aent accommodations.
For information, write or phone,
Reginald Cusack, Westcliffe, Colo.
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THE sToRk EXPRESS

Floyd p. Campbell received word
recently that his brother. ciauac
Campbell. and wife of Jewell. Iowa
were The happy PARENTS Of baby.
born Saturday May 18TH. Claude
Campbell has Visited here acveraI
times and la well known by n number
OF Canon CITY people.
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aERE ID vsIr oAuaATER.

W. G. Hamilton Of Memphis. Tenn
arrived here from the cast on Denver
& Rio Grande train No. this after
noon for visit with his daughter.
Mrs. L. d. whitaker and family on
North Seventh street.
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CRIPPLE CREEK LADY HERE

( Agnes Call OF the Cripple Creek
district is visiting peulah and Eliza.
beth Patterson. She viii spend some
time here.
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MISCELLANEOUS
SPENDING FEW DAYS IN CANON
CITY.

Mr. and Mrs. S. Q. Sailing Of cul.
yer lndiaaa, cnrouto TO the Panama
Pacific exposition at San Francisco.
stopped OF here few days ago for
short visit with AIR. and Mrs. J. f.
Miller and are guests at the Hotel
Miller. Sir. Shilling. who Is presi.
dent OF the Exchange bank at Culver.
and Mr. Miller were beyhood friends
back in Indiana. The shillings will
leave for the California exposition on
Wednesday.
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WILL ENTERTAIN a. c. CHAPTER
Mrs. Clyde Farmer win entertain
Chapter a. c.--P f. o. 10 luncheon
at o'clock Thursday uveuins at her
home on 9Th street.
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THURSDAY
LEFT THIS MORNING FOR
BOULDER.


LEFT THIS MORNING FOR
BOULDER.
Miss Dorothy Bonn left this morn
ing for Boulder where she will be the
guest of friends during the inter-high
school athletic contests. which take
place at the University of Colorado
on Saturday.
HOME FROM CREEK WEDNESDAY
Alderman Lafe Combs returned to
Canon City Wednesday afternoon from
a several Gays business visit to Colo
-ado Springs and Cripple Creek. He
made the outward trip by rail, but
came home from the district on the
auto stage. He says the roads be
tween the two places are now in goo!
condition.
LEFT TODAY FOR HIS HOME
AIva w. Powell of eastern Washing
ton, who has been visiting here dur
ing the last seven or eight months as
the guest of his aunt, Mrs. R. c..
Nichols, and, incidentally, attending
the public schools. left this afternoon
for his home state where he has ac-
eepted a position as foreman for a
big fruit-packing firm.
WERE TAKEN TO IOWA THIS
AFTERNOON.
The remains of the late R. D. Col
Inns, acco ipanied by Mrs. Collins and
family and the formers brother-in-
law, J. E. Lush, of Omaha, Nebraska.
we're taken east on Denver & Rio
Grande train No. this afternoon. The
funeral will be held at College Springs
Iowa, on Saturday. Mr. Lush arrived
here from Omaha Wednesday night
WILL COMPETE IN INTER-HIGH
SCHOOL CONTEST.
Prof c. E. Lauterbach, accompanied
by Richard Johnson. James McClin-
took, Walter Boyle of the high school
athletic association, left this after
noon for Denver en- route Boulder,
where they will compete in the sports
af the inter-high school field and track
meet at the University of Colorado
On Saturday. About five hundred en-
trants are expected in the various
events to be staged at Boulder on
Saturday and they will attract a
great throng of people from all sec
tious of the state.
ATTENDED THE FUNERAL OF
MRS. LA GRANGE.
Ex-County Commissioner w. r. All
red. now a resident of Colorado
Springs. came over from the Pixies
Peak district Tuesday evening to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. w. II. La
Strange, which took place from the
Presbyterian church at 9 o'clock on
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Alfred, who has been employed
BY Tie state highway commission dur
ing the last TWO or three years as in.
zBector of public roads. has been en-
aged in looking after some important
highway construction work in Doug
las county. for the last few months.
FRIDAY
IN PUEBLO.
d. L. Robson, W. Il. Collins, ]. ].
Armstrong and Roland Armstrong
we're visitors in Pueblo yesterday
where they unloaded car OF Moon
Skies.
OVER FROM LAMAR.
.. b. Novels. former president Of
ths Canon City chamber of commerce,
: re up fro mLamar this morning on
business trip Mr. Novels will er-
MIa.n here for few days
stTCRDAl.
HOWARD WOLFE BERE.
" Howard Wolfe OF the Franklin
Press company Of Pueblo. is in the
efty FOR few days on business
RETURNED TO sALIpA
AIRS. Hughart and children return
I'd 70 saliaa on Wednesday from
Canon City where they had been visit
fns The formers mother for several
pecks-salida Mail.
c. r. wADsWoRTH IN TOWN
Mr. c. r. wadsworth, manager of
tho Denver branch of the Western
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeepine. Mod.
ern. gas. etc. 400 Harrison. Io2t5o
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CHICKENS AND EGGS

BABY cHIx. 5000 PER wEEK-R.
c. Reds. Barred and Bun Rocks.
Bun orpilgtons. Black Langshana
and White Leghorns from 5-ib stock.
$1,000 per 100. Lef,overs above
breeds. $1,000 per 100: 2 weeks old
chix. give second choice. $500 per
100; guaranteed alive express pre-.
paid. These chix are Matched under
best conditions OF climate from pure
bred stock that develops winners.
springvale Poultry & Stock Farm.
Leon, Kansas. 1i024tdt4w.