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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-07-15
VALUABLE HINTS ON
DISP0SING OF REFUSE.
How Pits With Covers Aid the Clean.
ers of Streets and Walks.

When streets and sidewalks are
cleaned by hand sweeping there should
be provided receptacles of appropriate
design and suitable capacity for the re-
ceptiOn of the street sweepingS await
ing removal
A useful form of such receptacle
would be one which could be removed
without being emptied. another being
left in it's place for the next days
sweepings. The same method is equal
ly applicable for small garbage and
household refuse.
There are other receptacles for street
refuse that may be sunk In pits.
They are made of steel with dumping
bottom. and the removal cart Is pro-
vided with means Of lifting them out
of the pit TO the top of the cart, which
Is covered with n top having special
openings so that the contents of the
cans may be dumped into the cart
without being scattered by the wind.
After being so dumped the cans are
lowered again into place in their pits.
In order to avoid handling such cans
pllS are lOSulSu III bhc SiuSWuhh hC'''
the curb, and the street refuse is swept
directly into them, small hinged flaps
bridging the gutter The pit is. of
course. provided with cover.
The removal of all town street
sweepings and garbage refuse should
be done In wagons invariably having
covers in order TO protect the passing
public and the workmen from escaping
particles 1t is better. however, to
have It removed in the original cans
leaving empty cans in place, as this is
an absolute protection to all concerned
and gets the wagons Off the streets
sooner.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-07-15

FOR SALE-Registered HolsteiD bull,
two years old, nice one; two-thirds
white and very sure. Will sell at
beef price. 1872 Jesse Tice.
FOR SALE-Twenty acres of land ly-
ing ~ miles north of Yale. Good
buildings; fine well of water; fruits
and berries of all kinds. Will sell on
easy terms or will take house and lot
in Yale as part payment. Call on or
write l.. +. Vancamp, route 3, Yale,
for further particulars. 1872
F0UND-On streets of Yale, Friday,
a sum of money. Owner can have
same by proving property and paying
for this notice. +. w. Mercer. 1872
LOST-A lady's black leather handbag
at Avoca. Contained about three
dollars in money and set of garnet
rosary beads. Finder please leave at
Mrs. Newberger's store Avoca, and
receive reward. Margaret Sullivan,
Emmett, route 1872
FOR SALE-Ford touring car Al con-
dition. For price and further par.
ticulars call on or address j. l. Ros-
enthal, Yale. Phone "a 1872
WANTED-Anyone having fat cattle,
hogs or sheep for sale call on Edward
Sheehy, or phone l25. Highest mar
ket price paid. 15-4
HAY PRESS-Ann Arbor Columbia
steel frame, belt power, l7x22 hay
press for sale. Inquire of s. Ii. Barr,
route 2, Yale. ~
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-07-15
GOOD IDEAS FOR CLEANUP
CAMPAIGN.

Various localities where clean
up and paintup crusades are
wsged appoint special commit
tees Of women and girls TO aid
in the work.
Also many schools organize
their pupils into bands Of dirt
annihilators. The young folks
are found to be especially effee-
tive in this sort Of activity.
Most of them like to feel that
they have become old enough
and big enough to assist the
srownups in doing the grown
ups work.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-07-15

All real live merchants advertise.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06
CLAIRVOYANTS.
PROF. D. B. BRUCE,
THE GREAT AUSTRALIAN

PaImlN and C6iVoyant
He Is acknowledged b. the European and American
pres to b the greatest wonder Of the Science Of
Mysteria he il infallibte in his line Of business.
The world has sen his equal. Can b con-
sulted On all afairA l26sA Walter Place 8. E.
Hour: q ~ 20 10 D. M: Sundays from to
p u. Phone Line l6lW. N. B.-No lette1s win
receive any attention Cut this adv. out: 1t will
not appear daily. Take Lincoln Park and ge<
OF at Thirtesnth +. 4 Ohies between B and
q
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.

THE KENESAw-AvER DESIRABLE BROOM
and bath housekeeping apt he sublet till
Sept % and renewed if desired. Apply Apt Office.
or phone NJ. 1871.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06
EDGAR C. WALFORD DIES.
sporting Goods Merchant Came to
Capital in 1877.

Edgar e. Walford died at his residence.
lI%i Rigs street northwest yesterday
morning after a brief illness. He was
born in Liverpool. England January 80.
IS59. and came TO Washington in 1872, as
sociating himself with his father. the
late D. y. Walford. in the sporting goods
business in PENNSYLVANIA avenue. which
he conducted later With his brother. Al
fred Walford lie WAS a member OF
Hope Lodge. No. ~: Washington Chap
ter. No. =; Washington Commandery, No
l. and Almas Temple. F. a. A. NJ. He
was also a member of the Chamber OF
Commerce.
Funeral services under Masonic auspices
will take place at the residence on Riggs
street tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06
Masons Go to Baltimore.

over 100 members of Temple Moves
Lodge. No. 80. F. A. A. NJ. headed by
Frank SpriSgs Perry. worshipful mas
ter. and accompanied by a military
band. left this afternoon for their
annual outing. going TO Baltimore.
The party left on special train of
the Pennsylvania Railroad
At Baltimore they embarked on the
steamer Three Rivers ana Witnessed
an exhibition fire drill by the Balti-
more fire boats. Last night WAS spent
on the bay. The party is scheduled
to arrive in Washington early to-
morrow morning. The trip is in
charge of a committee consisting of
Henry G. Hanford. c. Fred Cook, and
Louis c. Wilson.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06
PERSONALS.

SUFFICIENT NUMBER
Of men. new trade. should come to buy from US.
no doubt could a good. bg bunch Of cash
for ALL The stock is large and select and you
can't 60 wrong. See the pants. Sl.O To s.;
they show 5 per cent saved. One price. JUSTH'S
OLD STAND. 6l9 d.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06

>. ANTED-COUNTRY BOARDERS.
WANTED-BOY SCOUTS TO BOARD
for summer. Address, FAIRFAX, VA,
Route l. Box 81,
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06
Wilson Has Harvey Commission.

The commission of Col. W. f. Harvey
as brigadier general commanding the
District National Guard has been sent by
Secretary of War Garrison to President
Wilson for his signature. which probably
will be affixed within few DAYS. II
Virtually has been announced that no Sc
rious consideration win be given the pro-
test of certain members of the United
Spanish War Veterans who oppose Col
Harvey on the ground that be has had no
practical war experince
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06
WEATHER STOPS STATE WORK
Omcials Take Day on and Advan.
taRe of Sunshine.

Those Immediately charged with ar
fairs Of state in Washington stopped
work yesterday as a result of the re-
turn OF pleasant weather.
President Wilson played golf yesterday
morning and motored into the country in
the afternoon Secretary of State Bryan.
after q few hours at his desk in the
morning. went driving with Mrs. Bryan.
Robert Lansing. counsellor of state.
witnessed the ball game at American
League Park. Joseph Patrick Tumulty.
secretary to the President. played tennis
all afternoon on the famous course built
back Of the executive ofilcss during the
Roosevelt administration.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06

'lans have been completed by Harry
WIrdman for the erection of a new
apartment house in California street
northwest. uetw cen Eighteenth ana
Nineteenth streets. II will be four
stories high. divided into suites Of six
rooms and two baths
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06

Bids are being solicited for the pro-
posed s1",o00 home Of Henry p. Fair
banks. AT l2"9 Nineteenth street The
plans nave heeu completed. embody-
ing many exclusive features 1t will
he four stories, Nearly 5000 square
feet of land on the north side OF Z
street. west of Connecticut avenue,
has been sold ny Story & Cobb to
Miss Cornelia Adds The property
was owned by John Hays Hammond.
The loan market was not as active
the realty trading would indicate.
the exact amount loaned being S25S-
$3.50. This SUM was borrowed on
the security of 136 lots. at an aver
age interest rate Of - per cent
Straight loans dominated The market
with a total of $l36IlHl3. The sum
of all the notes given for deferred
purchase money was $6H.13446 Build
ing associations advanced $52.S0O.
The Real Estate Brokers AssOcia
tior has named H l.. Rust. Thomas
Bradley. William Fl. Walker. charles
W. Fairfax, John l.. Weaver. and John
T. Story a committee on real estate
sppraisals. Mr.. Story Is chairman. The
committee has been appointed. il IS
explained. not "a Vnoney making
scheme but to aid and facilitate bust
ness.
The two-story brick store and dwell
ing at so First street southeast has
been purchased by George CafritZ,
through J. Leo Kolb. The seller,
Charles f. Tribby. was represented by
Paul Mitchell and Company. The con-
sideration was $4,000.
Eugene +. Gaddis and \. \. Con-
molly have closed the sale of large
timber tract in Southwestern Nir-
GINA They report an increasing de-
mand for standing timber. particu-
larry for timber suitable for railroad
ties. bridge timherS and car material.
to meet the foreign demand.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06
GEORGIA..

SALE OR EXCHANGE GEORGIA RANCH, III
acres. clear. ore mile to r. 4. station; good soil
fine climate. northern neiShbors. Address OWNER.
si3 Ohio BLDG, Toledo Ohio.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06

EXCELLENT POSITION OPEN FOX IAN ~ l
with 500 Take charge OF Washington once
Must have Al references and mean business. Al
dress BON II, Herald Office.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06
LOST AND FOUND
HELP WANIED-MAIE.

ELECTRICIAN AND HELPERS VAIL W,
concealed knob and tube work. i2l eth street
northwest.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06
ROOMS AND BOARD.

10 ST. NW.-LARGE FRONT RoOM, ELE
eanfy furnished; corner house; bot and cold water
In the roon Il m. L.: near p. o. and Union sta
ton. AlD single room; coed board.
2S ND. AVE. NE.-Larye room; southern exposure:
Window; splendid location; .. m. l.; near csn;
excellent hooe cooking; reapuahe.
ins FAIRMONT ST. Nw.-3 LARGE. BEAuTl-
full. and-nocs roms. . N. L.: private family; also.
Sd-story room. beautiful ioeation. excellent board
10: 18TH 81. Nw.-sEvERAL LARGE, COOL
rooms oscrienking Conn. ave-; Q. n. l.; exeslleut
board; BEAUTIFUL beatoe. Phoas X. 80; table
board reaspaah3a-
no q o.. NW.-sEyERAL LARGR cooL
fop0a uiesH fuFsishsl. -: WITH ssuellsns
= vssk tAhb tsaed: . = /: astsal lssae3an.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06

ON SATURDAY. JUNE 10. 1875. AT 10 O'CLOCK
q. m, in front of the United States Storage Com
psny's warehulse ilslD Tenth street northwest.
Washington, d. c., there will b sold at public
auction to enforce liens for storage charges. etc.
due and unpaid all goods. furniture. household and
personal effects ou storage in names OF Y. 2. har-
low. Mrs Martha Monroe X. d. Parker. Mary
Redman. WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auo
tioneers UNITED STATES STORAGE COM
PASY UNCD.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

HOW 10 OBTAIN THE POSITION ioC DE-
sire. Tsenty-dy cents. z. u. BOX los. CITY.
BIG OPPORTUNITY WITH SMALL INVEST
ment; Join miners grutstakr venture. they kh"S
and seldom lose: send stamp. ChAs- sihoS"'
Ward. Colo.
wANTED-CAMERA OWNERS. ENERfNHkEE'
make money with your ezmers IN srare tiue VI,
IL experience nerc-sary: particulars fkhE ;. ..
FREEMAN, Pch, Rochester. y. u
q INVESTED NOW MAY MAXI WV; u
monthly int.res, in land and co-oreratre OIL ae
vp3cpuent, Adiress BENNETT CO., 81 First Ma
tionai Bank. Houston. Tea.
FOR szLE-FINEsr CAFETERIA ON rHE
Pacihc Coat: capacity 80; CENTRALLY located IN
Ansa building; long leass; perfect equpmsnt; max
ing larvs peoass ether interests compel ale COM
plete infosma.ion furnished. 7. D. DAkkN. Hs1sy
Bids. Seattle. Wash.
PAINTING 7LANr-O0ARLDrr UP-fonArD:
ChsudIss q Psies ID pRsue md yitndG psss:
espse e,rfsss saiscAs1 - slbs1zse and ~ saona.
-. Pa tsfsxnafisa esn ~ m = N.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06
PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED By
the Quartermaster General Of the Army. Wash
irgton %. e.. until O'Clock p. m, Eastern time.
JULY g. lslj for furnishing hardware and tools for
delivery during the fiscal year 1916 at depots OF the
Quartemas,er Corrs listed in schedule. Schedules
furnished upon application to Quartermastrr Gen
eraI L. 6. A. Washington d. e. or BY DEPOT
Quartermaster. u $ A.. Washington, d. c. Sup
Elemental schedule No. = S.slQY3.5
The Washington herald., 1915-06-06
REALTY DEALERS
HAVE Big WEEK
Record Shows 1873 Trans
actions, Involving 304
Lots.
"a SALES MADE FRIDAY
Transfer of Two Large Apartment
Houses Was Feature of
the Week.
"a SALES MADE FRIDAY

DESPITE a holiday Monday. the realty
business in the District enjoyed sue
cessfuI week. 13s transactions involving
ao4 lots being completed. In volume OF
trading, the first week of June exceIled
the last six days of May by nine lots
The suburban and nearurban districts
figured in a close race for the lead in the
weeks trading. the>lstter being slightly
in the lead.
In the nearurhan districts lls lots were
transferred, followed closely by the sec
tons farther from the city where ia
transactions were effected. In the north
west section of the city S6 parcels chang
ed hands: the northeast and southeast
sections each figured in sixteen deals,
and three in the southwest.
Friday was the busiest day of the week.
thirty-four sales being completed. On
Thursday brokers recorded thirty-one
sales: Tuesday. twenty-eight: twenty-five
yesterday. and twenty on Wednesday.
Apartment Buildings Transferred.
The feature of the week was the trans
fer of two large apartment houses from
Harry Wardman and John Fl. Clancy to
DR.. Henry H. Hazen One OF the houses
has Just been completed at 1872 New
Hampshire avenue northwest. and the
Otner is IN W cooley 1'ark. near tIdFlltlu
street. In exchange DIR. Hazen transfer
red to Mr.. CLANCY the Builders and Man
ufacturers' Building. 122O New York ave-
nue.. and the three-story dwelling at 2Ilo
Ontario road. To Harry Wardman and
Thomas Bones. DIR. HaZen conveyed the
property at Ninth street and Rhode
Island avenue. The properties involved
in DIR. Hazens transactio are valued a
about S1S5,0Oo
Ten vacant lots on Kenyon street, be-
tween Nineteenth street and Adams Mill
road. were purchased by William :. Phil
lips for consideration Of 81, OO0. II is
expected he will improve the property.
Three lots at Twenty eighth street and
Pennsylvania avenue were bought by
George W. Wise for S7rN0. The seller was
Fielder P. Hackney. The premises at 3n5l
y street northwest were purchased by
Henry w. Offutt for SS.Gtl
9. B. Hight and Company Inc ha.
purchased 100000 feet of real estate
IN Richmond Park. subdivision be-
tween Wisconsin and Connecticut ave-
Hues northwest, for the Richmond
Park Company. The price is said to
have been $500. Moore & Hill were
the brokers. II is expected that Hight
aud Company will erect a number of
suburban homes on the land.
'lans have been completed by Harry
WIrdmaH for the erection of new
apartment house in California street
northwest. uetw cen Eighteenth ana
Nineteenth streets. II will be four
stories high. divided into suites of six
and baths
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-27

Dorothy Gish is very often called
%LilIian Gishs little sister Now
however, with Dorothy featuring in
Judith of BethuIia,, her big sister.
had better look to her laurels.
Dorothy is five feet two. and a half
inches in height and weighs 109
pounds, She is a dainty little blond
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-27

with sheIl-pink complexion and has
big blue eyes. She was born in Day
ton, o.. and was educated at a coed
:ucational school in West Virginia. 81
spent most of my time, becoming pro-
fcient in outdoor SPORTS, she once
.laughingly admitted,
On the legitimate stage Dorothy
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The Ordway new era., 1915-07-16
M 0RDWAY INV HA.

Mrs. g. =. Roerig who wentto Den
yer several days aao for . visit with
her mother 10 Masking her visit more
extended a. her mother fell on 9
stairway the day she arrived and sus-
tained sprained ankle. ts
<. L. Trsmmel who Is farming u
miies northwest Of Ordway, states
that crops are looking nne in his
section Of the country. I'VE are
getting 10 . good many milk cows up
there and With the grain We are rails
ing we will soon have q prosperous
country" he said.
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-16
Nuilla New,s Briefs

Mrs. w. e. Strever and family en-
Joyed q visit last week with her
cousin. Mrs. =. q. Nesmith and
daughter, Elizabeth. Of wessIna ton,
North Dak., who stopped on here on
their way to the exposition 10 Calf
ornla. They had not seen each other
for thirty years. Mrs. SLrever's sister,
and husband;' Dr.. H. p Daniels. Of
Colorado City. also made the Strever
home visit en- route home from .
visit in Wichita and other Kansas
points via auto travel
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-16
N W Y OF 8 W Y Is "a % " s2oO0)
9 W y Of 3 W y 10 "a So W S2O.OO $500. 90
8 y Of W Z 10 "a 81 W $40 oOi
Owner of -Improvsmenss-Js.. W

OWn@ OF impTOvomone9-SMs ". HOLLAND,
AAnxanola, Colo.
All Of this land to be sold or none.
Subject to any or all easements or rights Of
way heretofore legally obtained and now in
full force and effect. II any there be-
Reserving. however. To the STATE Of Colorado
all rights 70 any and all minerals. ores and
metals OF every kind and oh haraoter. and all
coal ssphaltum. oil. and other like substances
10 or under said land. and the right Of ingrsss
and ssrsas for the purpose Of mining. togeshsr
with enough OF the surfaoe Of the same ~ msy
be necessary for the proper and oonvsutsat
working OF such minerals and substances.
No land will bs sold at lsss than the miai-
mum prtoe Per sore. - given above. The par.
cells will bs sold In the above order, and each
traos will bs sold - described above-bs the
oaNs more or loas. -
Tsrma Of payment shall Be - follows, VII. {:
On lands selling for " " to - per sore. 10 psr
cent. OF the purchase money On tbs day OF sale,
The balance In eighteen equal annual payments
~ per cent. per Annum. Lands selling ~
more thAu ~ psr acrs and less than e1s per
aors, 50 Dse cent. oaaa on the day Of sale, the
balance In foursesa squsl annual payments At
psr osat. Per annum. Lands selling for t7s
and upwards, 20 psf cent. oaah and balance in
seven equal auuual payments at Per cent. Ia
tsrsst. II ths purchaser does mot own ths IN.
psovemeats, hs must pay for the same u sale.
Pas~haass viii sxsahss bond. - previdsd In
esesaea =. Aos Il Jaly II. 1855: must b eiti-
- ss The Unatsd osasss. Or ens who AAs q.
saassa hia tntsstssa, q becoming sarh: nuss
pay appraiasnsst sid advsrsssing fsss.
Ths Board reserves ths hight 70 rstscs any and
all BIDS.
No sale shall beoons elective antil sppeovsd
By the State Land Board.
APPLICATION No. 500.
Dats sale ordered BY Board e.s-lsis.
Dale OF sale August eth, 1sik
JOHN p VIVIAN,
Register stats Board Of Land Commissioners.
First Publiossion July .. 1875
Last Publication July 30. 1915
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-16
Public Trustees Sale

WHEREAS L. L. e. Stewart, Of the city OF
Omaha. state Of Nebraska, by Decd Of Trust
dated the 2sth. day Of February. 1911, which 10
recorded In book lis, paxs 7oe. Of the records In
the ofs,os OF the CLERK and Recorder OF the
county Of Otero. Colorado, duly conveyed to
Otsro. Colorado, the following described real
estate. water rishts and Reservoir company
stock. located In the county Of Crowley. state
of Colorado, 10 wit:
The South Half fsA, Of ths North West
quarter IN. W. ~ Of Section Twenty.nins taa)
Ia Township Twenty zone t2D South Of Range
Fifty. seven (s7, West, containing Eighty ISL
sores Of land. more n Ices; excepting . strip
thirty tSol feet Wide Hom the wost boundary
thereof. reserved for uss OF public roads and
irrigation laterals: together with one full paid
perpetual wataR right in the Colorado OausL
being all Of water right No. II, snbject 70 an
annual assessment OF twenty cents psr acre
and the tarma and conditions usual to water
vights In said canal. for the irrigation Of tho
ssid iand and for domestic purposes thereon:
together with Eighty lS,l shares Of stock in
tho Bob Greek Reservoir. represented BY Ger.
tlnoats No. ioa Of The Bob dresk Reservoir Co..
which deed Of trust was made to secure the
payment OF two promissory notss Of even date
with said deed u tsust. for the aGgrseass sam
Of yourtssn Hundred aud Forty and No 100
dollars tsitAo.ool. payable 70 the order of The
COLORADO HArn \ Live Stock company. Note
Ne. for s7so.oo estns payable on or bsfors
Dss. .. isii. and Note No. for [e7soool bsine
psysb,s On o. hsfors Deo. :. lSis: with isssrsss
thereon at six PET cent PEI annum until psid,
inssssst payable anapaily. = = more partieul.
ariy ~ forth In ssid dssd = tsust rsfsfsncs 70
whteh y hsssby Dads for greater certainty.
and. M
wHBRxAA, tbs saad L. Z. Z. stewart and
all psrsons eislmisg ~, thtsash or under him
having defaaltsd In the payment Of Note No. I.
for sf5o.oo aud interest thereon from Dec ..
isis. and Of Note No. = Tor $4,000 and interest
thereon from Dec .. 1918. and the laeal holder
Of said notes having elected on aSoount Of said
default 70 declare said notss unpaid, due and
payable.
NOW, THE EREFORK. A. the written request
u ". Q. Bradbury. tbs legal holder Of said
notes. pursuant 70 iaw, I. the undersisned.
Public Trustes In aud for the county Of Grow
ley. Colorado. do hereby give notice that will.
q the horr os iU:so O'Clock in the forenoon Of
July ~. 1915 on the said described premisss. In
The county Of Crowley. Colorado. sell ~ Public
auction 70 the hishest aud best bidder for oash
the aid dssoribsd premises. water rights and
reservoir company stock. and all the right.
title and interest Of the said L. h. Z. Stewart.
bis heirs and assiGns therein. for the purpose
OF paying the Indebtedness secured by said
deed OF trust. and the cost and expenses Of ex-
ecutins this trust. and will deliver to the pur-
chaser oertihoats Of sale - provide BY law
Dated n ordway. Colorado. June II. 1915.
WILLIAM BRoADBENT
Public Trustee In and for tho County Of Crowley
Colorado.
F1rst publication June rs. 1915.
Last publication July l6 1915.
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-16
]. T. Mundell Write.

]. r. Mundell who 10 visiting ID
West Virginia has been experiencing
various kinda OF weather, but has
been enjoying many visits with old
time friends. He says: 1--WE have
been visiting old friends and relatives
in Lewis. Harrison. Roane aud Writ
counties, over mountains and through
mud, for II has been raining since we
have been here with the exception Of
one week. July 3 we were At Pales-
tine TO Junior picnic and II rained
all day. Inever saw so many drabbled
women 10 their nnery. July 4 We
vent to Children's day at Dry Point
in Roane county and had ane crowd
and splendid singing and good pro-
gram. k
"Crops OF all kind arc good. but lots
Of hay cut last week was damaged
by the rain. / don't envy my friends
their fne homes here for l could not
live in this humid atmosphere. am
sending Il poem which expresses my
sentiments exactly.
J. T. MuNDELL
when feller's been OF from home a
spell.
There's lots o. things that he might
tell
or the sights he's seen, the times he's
had.
Some OF 'em good times, some OF 'em
bad.
But when you ask 'em 70 recall
The very best time he had Of all. ~
He'll tell you twas when he ceased to
roam,
And packed his goods to come back
home,
His home seems dearer than ever be-
fore; ,rr f4H a8ta .
He values 1t each day more and more;
And maybe IL pays feller to roam
For the Joy aud pleasure Of comiu'
home"
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-16
Aver. Improve. . i Ranch Al

John Ayers has returned to his
home IN Denver after devoting the
past ten weeks to hts ranch Just north
Of town. north Of the Zlnn ranch.
While here he erected . nice cottage
22x2s feet 10 dimensions, built . barn
and chicken house and made other
good substantial improvements.
Mr.. Ayers has owned this farm for
the past twenty years having taken
It as homestead. He has never
lived here but states that he intends
TO move down next sprlnR and farm
the place himself and perhaps make
his home here in the future.