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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-13
ANOTHER TRAFFIC
COP is PROPOSED
Uar VIII tmstF ~ ~tssisass a. Ter
agr ~ rhfrd trssa~ ara
reeafi~tk street.

Es-F ts.saE vfu tzsstE ssgr swa
Erase eHerrs fs rsr tsssssss ssetf5a
~ rse eT before tssE. sresraisE O.
ssss-u-ess asfs ~ ct5rs o. Police
rar trft-r Sats sasE5es
Rs trssess oHesr wlftisa FIszsls-
ases Re- ssfslsas1 as aeeazd aVeags
sst travels a Beat b~sWses Hevsetesafs
ans rVresf-Fs streets Bee ere corner
~ rG.rf seerE- ssE rsssFi~tt ssFres.
Gel claimed. is ss greatly is seed o.
ss e-esF as seeaet avsnus-
rrs~r ss heavy ss fszF ftFsetieas a.
sesr sasrs westr ere hstt % fs is from
ere ease aa6 west o. see5ad avsaas
set .-sFrs-etfsE Streets.
uo sstsFtav riEsss t5sr traHe or
GERS ere Fmst5FFf o. &eeaaf aEeaus
fst o. ray 81. see5F5isE 90 ere chief.
FtsF eaes sserv wjtf 81 pgt o. futY
tsfarE aster sissss SHEA tseFe is a
Fgsr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-13
-FOUR NABBED FOR
BOX CAR ROBBERY
uus % Quartet Cenfsssss After Better
ara Egzs stsisn Are sold IN
Tkis Ctiy.

Police r51as-t go ia Eses tsiasa
tsss e8sulsE four rsa. one % whom
tss confessed hagisE baFEiarized o
rsFrtr~rasar car ia West Davenport
early to-day
sale o. bsfErr ard FEss che produce
ssa.rs. resulted 5a tEF arrest % ths
Fssrrst TsFy were apgFshss1sf Oh
gsrfsas parts o. che city ~ Detective
ff=ruar sssnsrt asf ozesF = e. Esii.
rnrr save their uznss 80 Etuaryl Pc
tsfssa. usrrV tsEtsksFt. Best tanE~
ard Frsf Arches. LaaEs admitted che
berg .srT
TIE fsar saFrres a ear ia Ebe rail-
rssf 9a-ts tg West Davenport tt vas
"a gses tstsas rstsiEerstoF Tb~F So
asrrG a tsb o. batter aaG some eggs
TIE hsffes terV disposed % a. che
ressssrasE e9assetrs bT - Elliott.
corner O. rosrth aesaEs aad SIX
trentf street TEs EGGS thsv sofa az
r 4eEsaB,s Store aesass che street
ne police t5oE ere matter ep With
ere uaveeror5 ssEesTfffrs aHt ts~
faer sssv BE- tas-s across tss river fgF
trial
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-13
EXCELLENT CONCERT
At Y VI. G. A. SATURDAY

Concert Fft-s o. ms AaEtsEsss
Bsat sassFssV rVeatss sf thfs wses AL
enc N c a. beeusises Co be ere best
ra1rfft.1HsFnf 90 enc seasoe. AZ Etvsa
ont Hr FrgEum eoatssas a5as setee-
EIgs sI at tsem exeeuFaE. IRE eve
saEs ea -Ffanment starts al SIS ss
Hr barge Evaaasffes. teEsF ere CAP
ta.r DIRECTION 81 Cart tt tstsstss ere
1faf s8ms-rs some Sc rfsees. sat Gel
fs'-f ts being fmaeE saF best ee.a
rss Htsstt efesalzsttsss ef fas
.1asr fa eslgian. several esm-
arfs v Del rEutrrst tF tr.ss tfsfss
Petersen. vI1fnfsf TusFs are co re-
served s-sss o. ra5s reEsFtsieasaE
Doors afrr fs q t5. Tbr se7srasss
HHrFrae- ftt.u. st.e' ~ r-gg~ssI
........ HIe lr9ots
H1eafHs se.rca7H arranged o. o. ~.
g-r
tiss1 -~au guiss so g...-...s. rtiss
Ifss rrtsrsoe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-13

Nsfssss. Azs-feaa s,sdsass :. sfisssf
f.tsFrsszzo- Treasure TroEs .-....
......... Kills Brooks
Descriptive Fsafasts. To HaEatse
H14se se.ssre- ....ss-eses LaGrrty
soav~1sr g. Wssrla~ssi .....-....
.............-.......W ~. = Hasseks
tfiss resersaa
rse-ssir setertioa No ..........
........ss ArrssEs3 ~ = ~ Berry
War acFsz~ta Gasp ..... paib@g
rrts eer1icE e. sac tse older ssra-
eers 81 ere to7s' Gepargsa~sf - tkr r.
w a. ~ leave 81 n1vthI.s eamp on
rsr E1es rftFF far e. Wstalr raass
A large egmeer have signed 80
fsr tsts sfres wtles tssss fa 80
arrse-s ~ ere t5Es sessol Erm
class. rasef ssseis class. esd ere older
Boys class.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-13
LOOKING FOR MAN
WH0DISAPPEARED
Patient nj ST. Anthony's Hospital
Leaves Tuesday and Has Not
Been Seen Since.

John Baokgren OF this city. for some
time a patient at St Anthony's hos
piial. has mysteriously disappeared
and great anxiety is expressed by the
hospital authorities as TO his safety
He was So years OF age. He had
acted somewhat strangely and It is
thought that he may have wandered
away while in At of mental aberra-
ton. He had always appeared to be
contented at the hospital. He left on
Tuesday.
The hospital authorities have asked
the police OF the tri-cities to aid in
finding him. and have given this de-
scription OF him: Medium heighth.
gray hair. wore a gray suit and black
felt hat
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-13
INVITE MAsoNs TO
PREEHrPTIoE LODGE

MtssHs sf TITO i1fEs so. 81. VIII 81
a frsrm6r Saturday wsere tsFT
VII confer degrees spoa eaEf.tssrs
rhs eeess "s ts t1 bel ae- af e-fem9sv
al Fsr Nsre-r esgrtv town far ere eE-
rsataE er sa Issifsfiss ts "a EseE De-
hsf lodge takers place arf4 lrfFsgEr-s-
or errs er Trio VIII eFrmrtifT Fe~
fasrrrs 1H- m-s OF Trio se.rE sETss
expert DgraE Fsr sVesssE f.eeFr
w.U Del served bY ere rreeme ur~-
bers fef tss ee-as.ae VIII s~ @sfs
one Esf vty bad che mea OF fEr Fvr
IadFFs m closer fellow
About sH Eocs island use rta--s OBJ
mft- enc -Ff8
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-13
PETITION HERE FOR
REPRIEVE FOR PRANK

r-eHs were cfrrgtsrrf ia u1cE
lssaf raGfV a. trey were FRI arasr
HHes aJ over enc cauefrY sst.sE sse
governor af CrorEia tg sarsea Leo
rrsfE wga H COW feorrf fe fraFs
sar a.irf-f srrr EFtsf ere gr1
1sai features ef which have euEsE-t
E5u Ffrsa .isa OF ere -aUrr TESTED
states mere we're many here wac
s-fHrg-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-13

along the Watch Tower shall be Forty
seventh avenue.
Fourth avenue in the plat OF Sears
shall be Forty-eighth avenue.
Third avenue in the plat of Sears
shall be Forty-ninth avenue.
Second avenue in the plat OF Sears
shall be Fiftieth street.
First avenue in the plat OF Sears
shall be Fifty-first avenue.
The road running parallel 10 and
lying west OF the right OF way Of the
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific Rail-
road company and south OF Dexter
road and running north and south
shall be known as Eighth street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-13

Oftrn chiI Irer do roh BE parrnts know
tsry srs -aaft,pagel. They frsr seesis-.
t4.aF sszalei y. They wlILse krt.s4
urlcraes-a rsi.4 fasaEve tAth tastes
h<s ssg2s. sold oGly ~ - 10 sSE.s-
Thsnas Drux Co
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-13

Danville. Ill.-The city council has
ordered a refund to the saloon-keepers
FOR the license fee they had paid in and
notified the chief OF police TO close all
saloons operating without a license.
Since the council refused 10 approve
the bonds OF the saloon men so Of them
have opened.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-13
vatlse o. rsntrastsr..

BIS Will b. received % che mayors
6s9es. 8 a. C.. 1tsT -. 1913. Rock L.
Had. IN. fsr easssFaefias = s-iaeh
water szsfa oa Tseasista svsaas. ezss
% Ssvsnsesnth strset.
WILLIAM WeCoNoCHtE.
0NseJ Mayer
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-13

1fFntsrs % Rock tstand Asris No.
5fF yin ssres az che Eagles hone ~
tsg1 Saturday t1 sgtrna ere fgnsrat ot
urashsF HsnrT Zsts. ia q body.
WILLIAM ERCEGER.
President.
JOE GRoTEGCT.
fAdvl Secretary
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-13
CITY CHAT

CNstsFtissasatsl
G9V e Eeess o. RssGT Bros.
Fsr express. call VILLAS Trssz.
Trt-Ctsg Towel ssppiT e5apasy
tssssesases GxFrsss q Storage
o. o. g3t
wssF a g. taziez sszGsl kst. Meas
Fsssiae skas. Harper k9ass block
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-25

Oeste con tierras de Juan Alicea y Ma
ria Suarez vda de Julio Abril; por
el Sur con los referidos Jun Alicea Y
Maria Suarez, cuyo terreno 10 separa
la Quebrada Santa Olaya.'
Dicha subasta Sc llevara cabo en- mi
ofcina, sta en- Ell edifcio que ocupa es-
ia Corte en- la calle del Cristo de esta
ciudad, a las dos de la tarde del d1a
18 del mes de Mario de mil novecien-
tos ounce, dicha fnca sera adjudica-
da al mejor postor en- moneda legal de
los Estados Unidos, y ell que obtenga la
buena pro debera conformarse con los
t1tulos eXistentes.
San Juan, P R., "A de Feb de 1915.
Ramon Martinez Reyes.
Marshal del Distrito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-25
De Rio Piedras
PARA los DAMNIFICADOS DE
NAGUABO.

Durante los dfas de aver hoy visi-
to esta poblacion una Comisi6n COM
puesta por el Alcalde de Naguabo Sc
nor Arturo Galiardo (hijo), ell Tesorero
Municipal senior Rufo Noya y senora
~ las senoritas Julia Borges, Andrea
Argiieso y Cristina Rodriguez, quienes
Sc han impuesto la caritativa tarea de
recorrer varios puntos de la Isla con
ell fin de allegar fondos con que poder
aliviar la dolorosa situacion en- que
han quedado innumerables familias de
|aquel pueblo
Seg1n me inform6 ell seilor Gallardo,
la COmisi0n sal1a de Rio Piedras alta
|mente satisfecha de la acogida que lie
dispense este vecindario, encargando-
me que en- su nombre diera las gracias
4 todas las classes sociales por sus ca
ritativos sentimientos.
Los senores referidos empezaron su
|cuestaci6n pOr los pueblos de Luquillo,
Rio Grande y Carolina, en- los cuales
fueron tambien muy bien atendidos, y
esta tarde salieron con direction San
Juan en- donde Sc proponen seguir su
caritativa labor.
El COrrespOnsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-25
28-2-15.
Consu|ado de Espa Ia

Acaba de recibirse en- estas ofcinas,
una elegante edici6n del Catalago de
Exportadores Espanoles, que Ell Gobier-
no de Espana acaba de publican
Ell Consulado de Espana en- San
Juan, remitira gratuitamente un ejem-
plar, a todos los comerciantes importa-
dores que 10 solicitor.
j. M. Lomba,
Consul de Espana, Interino
la CAFETERIA" ha batido, bate y ba-
tira ell record del buen CAFE.
San Justo 6. San Juan, P. r
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-25
Gran compan1a'
de Opera
Marshal del Distrito
Distinguido senior Director:

DistinguldO senior Director:
Tengo el gusto de informarle que
acabo de recibir un cablegrama urgen-
te de New York participandome que la
gran Compan1a de Opera ha salido hoy
completa, en- ell vapor "Caracas" direc.,
tamente para San Juan.
De tail manera la temporada va es un
hecho y espero que ell p1blico guerra
corresponder a los esfuerzos que he he
cho.
Debo participate al mismo tempo,
que ell entusiasmo de la ciudad por tai
acontecmmiento esta claramente demos
trado por la prisa que Sc ha dado la So
ciedad en- retirar las localidades de las
cuales quedan va muy pocas.
LIE agradecer6 haga publican la pre-
sente en- su acreditado diario le in
forme que la o6cina del teatro esta
alberta todo ell dia para mayor facili-
dad del p1blico.
Quedo de usted atento,
America MANCINI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-25
E DICTO O

POR CUANTO: en- el case arriba IT,
tulado Sc ha expedido una orden de
eiecuci0n de fecha % de Febrero de
1915, por virtud de la cual Sc me orde-
ma vender en- p1blca subasta la finca
hipotecada en- este case y con ell pro-
ducto de la venta satisfacer al deman-
dante la suma de OCHOCIENTOS
NUEVE DOLLARS TRES CENTAVOS
orc americana como principal, DOS
CIENTOS OCHENTA DOLLARS de in
tereses devengados desde ell 20 de Abril
de 1909, Jos que sc devenguen hasta
ell total pagO con las cOstas y gastos
que Sc orlginen en- este procedimiento,
POR TANTO, Yo, Ramon Martinez
Reyes, Marshal en- y para la Corte de
Distrito del Distrito Judicial de San
Juan, al p0blicc hago saber:
Que en- cumplimiento de la amerita-
da orden de venta, he dispuesto sacar
p1blica subasta la fanca hipotecada
en- este case, que es la siguiente:
''RUSTICA: estancia de terrenos 81
TIA en- ell bArrio de GUARAGUAO ABA
10 del t6rmino municipal de Bayam6n,
compuesta de CIENTO OCHENTA
CUERDAS, colindante por ell Este con
ell Rio Grande, por ell Norte con Rafael
Burgos, Liborio Huertas, Feli1 & Cia
y la SUCCESSION de Pablo Rojas, por ell
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-25
EDICTO
En- la Corte de Distrito del Distrito
Judicial de San Juan, p. r.
Seccion Primera.

Estados Unidos de America, viz:
El Presidente de los E. u, S. S.
Alfonso Marrero Vazquez, Collector &C.
neral del Obispado Cat6lico Apost6lico
Romano de P. r.,
demandante.
VS..
Manuel F. Rossy Calder6n,
demandado
Civil No. 7778
ACCION:
EJECUCION DE HIPOTECA.
EDTCTO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-25

Para buen CAFE,
LA CAFETERIA"
San Justo 6. San Juan, P. R
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-10-06
MARVIN JONES.
lttornpN.

Amons those vino have attained
q nirh rank bon their profession fnr
brilliant capabilities and who have
tHbiishcd tncw elves on o. fTm
basis 300 hn cityFIs Mr. Marvin
Jones. who occupies an office and haa
good library Boo suite D FuGua bfi'd.
me Mr. Jones was educated 90 tI.
Texas State University ml is u1-
tive Texan Ho has prao'iccl aw i0
Amarillo To- seven years and has
made most promising degree OF
progress as an industrious student
and 1n attorney iu general practice.
his learning AND talented ability
qualifying lm Tor practice BOO all
departments OF tho Jaw NJ Jon f
has become wen known for hie suv
cess 800 many difficult and oompIirat-
ed cases OF litigation Public spirit.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-10-06

In ial2 ! bouFh' % pIrr' 70. .rtn
land from 'ha White Door IaHl "lm.
pany Duriua fhr aprna OF I.lH
broke the pIarc nuf and planted u
20 milo mallo auI safI lH H. all
81 the same year Q .f fHr.. ed
crops. and R,ihoni tuy nf.rr pre-
paratiou drilled Boo tHv' m tIr
stumble
From this 1lu acres thfoahcd 3 81.
tfs bushels OF aHont and sold ihe
grh.n for Il.o1 per buahel I ual
90 acres N oats from which . made
i.7i3 bushels have also 900
acres in rov crops kaur milo maize
and feteri'l. nnd this Ia aoaoi aIif
average 3, lusholn per acre To,
crops grown m Ola land. tha, Boz land
that has b. worked noro 'hau one
year. viii show much hlrnrr Yoll
IN addition 10 the wheat ana row
crops Ero, feW COLTS. calves aud
hogs 10 sell
l.. " GHEENE. pampa. Tevas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-10-06

! am rounding ont my fourteen n
year in this country and am free
to say thar % Is one 90 the best tor
No." poor man 700 an the United
States I had mo- money when 7
came here, aad borrowed q FIR pay
meut on 100 acres OF land Z kept
this land tVl yeara and then sold II
a. a profit Ny upward sta I dated
from that time I then bought go
acres OF lana. making payment on
IL with the 'FRONT.' from the original
purchase This il0 acres has al
been paid Tor with the crops from
and am GLAD TO say that have a
comfortable little bank account be
sides
Although my feed crops are In
cral ! never sell but feed them
tight here ON the farm. with the eN.
voptiou of alfalfa which Is always
cash and that. too. a, a good figure
have alfalfa pasture on which TO
RON my hog and the grain grown
ou the place goes largely into the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-10-06
DRY FARMING AND STOCK RAISING ARE EQUALLY PROF
TABLE ACCORDING TO TESTIMONY or MEN
WHO LIVE ON AND USE THE SOIL

A -rtune .n fart not 10 words.
aEaIfs every man sho Invests hig
money To- stock Raising 90 Dry farm
'ur 10 the Panhandle country Of
Texas Tho record of The plains
country is clean We have had no
history Of false promise and subse-
quent failure
The men sho live on Tho land and
sho usa the land have made t repay
their efforts one hundred f0ld aud
the Development of available resour
COS has not begun Through the
courtesy % the Agricnlt1r Depart
meut - the santa Fc thr Daily
Sess Is privileged 20 print me FOL
lowing expressions NJ the men best
qualified 20 speak
Products ~ Farm Pai fur Land
II is nov lcveu years since { came
n this section. buyins 800 acres n
land FOR tis per acre ana making a
payment of - 500 on Same ! have
since that time paid fhn balance on
that acreage and bought another 800
acres. the latter costing e. per
acre. all being paid f0r from 'bo pro
ducts OF The farm
From this point forward expect
that the returns will boz more rapid
and Satisfactory Tor have enclosed
my entire farm IN hog proof fence.
and ~ill 20 into the producing ~
porklng on an extensive scale
Ny farm operations in this c0un
try are hlEhly satisfactory. repre-
sen,lng success possible 20 any
other man vho viii Try
NELSON REED Canadian Tous
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-10-06
Former Wisconsin Resident Pleased

Former Wisconsin Resident Pleased
We came here from Wisconsin.
three years aso. and are well pleased
with cyery'hiug The climatic CON.
ditious are especially appoaIu-
with she help of my two boys.
Naged ton and sixteen wears respect
lively. have cultivated $50 acres.
planted 20 millet. speltz oats maize
kafir. fctcrla and cotton
have put up over seventy five
tons OF fine millet hay this year.
besides saving the best Of IL in a
separate stack. Tor seed am now
building a Eranary that will hold
., 500 bushels of grain raised this
year.
My feteri'l took first prize az the
iair at planview n tho ono-fourth
busbel threshed grain class. aud /
am especially pleased with &c.
u. NJ JOHNSON
Hale Centor TcEas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-10-06

NV family and 7 like this eoun
TRY and would no. 10 back IN nm
nois under any circumstances
have accumulated small herd of
cattle cons.atinr of % head. and u
head ~ hogs an 1olng fine
Ny vito has o turkeys for
Thuuksgivrr. tn Took having been
raised principally nn bugs and grass
hoppers rirsod up over the farm Wa
raised PLENTY Of garden stuffs for our
use. with surplus sold IN Canyon
] have h'rn herr only three years
and am NOE 20 be- rIassed with the big
farmers ..' am pleased with the
progress aa are mixing deeply
appreclatD 'fe scr ,ce rendered me
by The Sl.'a Pc. agricultural ey-
perts
GEORGE FRANK canyon. Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-10-06

Nine thousand and two hundre,
dnils-s ren-osonts the gross returns
reoeived from my lls acres Of wheat
this wear and have the same area
sown 10 the crop again
Hoea are slso assisting me Ia max
ing NV Investment lu the panhandl'
farm raw Farlv this spring ! spent
81 100 Tor lean feeder hog pay
'ng - the rate Of g. per hmlrc
veiRht on the last Monday boo Aus
u9 50 of these hogs 0ere pu' ou the
wichita Kansas. market averaging
zee bounds and ! received fur them
-aef per hundred This sale pu'
mo M clear shove tho purchase price
ard expenses ~ the hefi with q
balance n approximately 5000. and
' have s95 ~ the hogs left aa clear
r-of't or practically su
Wheat ana hogs with frrl crops
'or the latter will assure i0 amy man
who will work success in tbr Pan.
hsudie country
VICTOR SMITH. Canadian. Tc,us
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-10-06
MnnN lnmnInlnts Hcntl.

This summer seems 20 have pre-
.du,cd an unusual amount % sick
ness. Many complain OF headaches.
lame back. rheumatlsm. hiliousEess
and OF being always tired Aches,
pains and zoos caused by the Kidneys
failing 20 40 their work ans throw
the poisonous waste from the sys-
item yield quickly 90 Foley Kidney
Pills They help elimination. give
sound sleep and make you feel we'll
and strong They are tonic In ac-
ton. (AdvD
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-10-06
Renter Farmer swing Money


came hr-e IN 100 and We only
had $50 cash 20 that time
rented su1 worked 4 ring the first
year and a the harvest sold So. 500
worth o. produce receiving 81 SEQ
~ my sh1 have kept steadily
A. u and lu layln- by the money 70
buy ms farm would have bought
before hu' 90 nor ~. the idea Of
paying interest wan 10 nay cash
FOR the lan1 when { b.. A.
have raised MY own meat. and
nay wife keeps plenty NJ chickens
and we have al of tho eEgs and poul-
try meat needed. with some % sell
PAUL FLlEGAI. Canyon. Texas.
NakeS None, Ou Farm Every Wear
came here thirteen years ago and
bought . sections Of land. paying
Tor the i.seo aeres s. zee cash. =
PM $4,000 into improvements and
had $1,000 tor nv expenses and
buying livestock I have cleared
about 81 Geo annually from ms farm
since comins here
We have always raised all the
meat needed by she family. along
With plenty Of chickens. eggs. milk
and butter Ten years ago ! bought
another 32o acres oi land. and still
another equal tract six years ago.
and. all OF u has been paid Tor
When the boys married gave them
go acres each. and this year they
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-10-06

cd and atiug an earnest interest In
public affairs. be- has attained "a
position ct Influence aud personal
popularity iu the community and
Is now candidate Tor Congress ar
the next Democratic Primary elec-
tion, with good prospects and strong
probabilities OF his success
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-10-06

porkers. in which form 10 brings fine
returns
This is undoubtedly a very super.
ior livestock country. and is improy.
Ing all the time
s.. u STRIVE.
liaiuVcw. Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-10-06

have bought tor themselves ano.h .r
500 acres each
This showing Is good one and
there is no reason why any farmer
should fail who will farm right and
have livestock 90 eat his feed stun
The prchirl is another source OF
income. and seldom go 20 town
without takug something from the
farm Co sell
T. FRlEMEl. rmhargor. Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-10-06
Plains rnuntr, Hog Rnising.

AhihN NhhifN h'- f'bNAh@s
! bought sr acres CT land in This
county and paid for o. and after
hearing The santa be agricultural de-
lmonstraior talk on diversified farm
Ing. including hog raising J deter
mined that would turu Wy attention
largely 90 production OF pork This ]
did. after much ii7caaragemcnt ai
the hands oft 'old timers
peeinuius with an investment ~
DO, more than $3.50 tor soWs ! went
10 work auI have solid wi. hin Two
years more than tI.N0U worth of
hogs In addition to these sales ]
have 90 heat Of fine hors 90 20 on
the market 300 April 20 say nothing
Of the 80 aiFs nov ready 'o wean
and for finishing boy early fan
For hogs there H NO country on
earth that viii -i,o better returns.
and I am what you might cali O. real
hog hoostc " Tor am beginning tn
see the great profits iu this class OF
farming
o. o.. CNNNADNN.
Floydada Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-10-06
SUCCESS BEST CROP IN THE TEXAS PANHANDLE
FACTS AND FIGURES ATTEST
GREAT WEALTH OF RESOUCES

anI g.. 200 Indebtedness took
some COWS - keep On the shares
and wife aud ] gent ~ work Hhn
9Th her poultry and butter and !
100 raising haur and sorghum wife
clothed herself and our daughter
paid fhs grocery bin and bad money
20 10 ~ see her folks every year OF
fAo. ana sometime took mc Uith
her
$50 f1iled steadily ON. and com
nfufIFnly little time passed until Er
had small herd n cattle aIl our
own a fes years ago ve sold This
mixed breed herd and bought %
tead 90 REGISTERED Hereford hrlfrrs
LOO ItgI 40 sold mo calves from
these bsIfefs Cor goo. and one year
aiar ar received tl.D.U zoe the
bulls or our herd lu I1i1 ae sold
t..lnt 30 Rortb N ptfl' from tnr
herd. and have 81, head left
Wr raise foe hDgs and colts each
aIau. With tho cattle For Feg
oral years cultivated only 900 acres
of band. doing 400 m The pork my
self u1u have $50 acres and
Weep 300 leH.iaur most of the fm" .
ru moot lf me- lana lu Mnr and
sorghum usually growing an Of the
fodder and traln needed. and have
from $500 TO- 81 800 North 10 sell
each year have l0o acres Of kaflr
this year th,t plll average 30 bush
.o'e per acre.
We have opr farm we'll imprny-
.r1. neu we'll furnished house. and
Ian automobile our daughter has a
college aud musical education. and
We usually have "trip away some
where each year. besides the w.
spent 40 the Panhandle State Ea..
Amarillo from which We usually
cure some Gl the blue ribbons
first premiums offered for best trm
products
Al Of this has been mad, 0r fH.
farm and think any got farm b
can come 20 this country and $50 as
we'll as We have done ! consider
my farm worth SO per acre
/ Wy sifo Is taking @ ~oll-earnod
rest from l'r chicken and butter
brslncss az commercial enterprise.
bui wo stlll have a fey dozen eggs
aud little butter ~ take ~ town
each week u seems Ahat We cant
70, out Of the habit ESPECIALLY AZ
Jt's proftabl"