davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-14
Some Warm Bargains for
Hot Weather
JUST LISTED!

NO, e5e--FARM with blacksmith and wheel,
wright shop; chance TO make money az, ~
acres of good land suitably divided the uil-
age is exceptionally early and the sou y
good large fruit orchard n plenty OF naru
wood and some extra good spruce the place
will keep or 10 head Of stock ana team
clapboarded Darn with basement and silo ;
horse barn good Groom house, very pleasant
ly situated as the owner il in poor health, the
farm is now only partially stocked put ean
be bought. including extra hne cows can
as 10 80 hens a good set of farm tools, wag-
ons sleighs, etc. blacksmith and wheeiwfieht
business included with this property IS me
business in itself nearly new shop wen
equipped full set of blacksmith tools, lneluo-
ing gasoline engine, board saw, circular saw,
pianer and hatcher, band saw, etc, etc, shop
work enough to keep one man busy PRICE Tor
all is only 100000; located in small cont CONT
munty about miles from Mortified. s1tf
NO. s45-ALL STOCKED. ready for you
the barn on this place has fine cement sta-
Bile no better To be found anywhere clap
boarded and painted, light stable, running
water etc you will like it the owner WIN
include extra good cows, 2-year-oid heifers,
fall calves, hogs, 20 hens. horses, gaso-
line engine, ensilage cutter. moving machlhe.
horse rake, 2 harrows, cultivators, corn
planter, weeder, covered carriage, sleigh har-
nesses. land roll, separator, so run Of wood;
l-horse wagon, 2 sets sleds, ensilage cutter and
carrier hay fork, besides all small tools and
growing crops all the personal property 10
good some CT the tools are new and al have
been well housed there are % acres IN thiS
farm, and will carry is head or more !; tillage
Is In high state of cultivation good fruit
orchard wood for the farm main barn y 6ox
80 III. with new stable 60xl7 II. can tie Is
head silo, tool she'd henhouse and ieehouse
the house contains 9 rooms and Is IN nice
shape; the property Is located in Brookheld,
miles from Williamstown and miles to Ran
dolph ON the main road. and Is in fine farm
sxsra ,sood propoeition. s7tf
COTTAGE HOUSE. nearly new, barn and
large lot, in good locality, for only Sl,SOo.oO !;
800. 90 down; balance rent.
A GOOD TRADE In an s-room house. barn
and nearly an acre Of land on the car line
just outside the city limits let US tell you
about it. efH
SEE US BEFORE BuYTNGi OUR LARGE
LIST MAKES 1T EASY TO FIND THE KIND
OF PROPERTY YOU WANT AT THE PRICE
YOU WISH TO PAY. YOUR AUCTION
WORK WILL RECEIVE CAREFUL ATTEN-
TON IF LEFT WITH US. AND OUR TERMS
ARE REASONABLE.
THE d. A. PERRY REAL ESTATE AGENCY
BARRE. VERMONT
Rooms . and Q. Howland-Caye Building
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-14

A GOOD TRADE In an s-room house. barn
and nearly an acre Of land on the car line
Just outside the city limits let US tell you
about IT, oti
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-14
WORK WANTED

WANTED-A place 10 work on farm hy
day OF month. Address W." care line
Office nete
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-14

EXPERIENCED gTTNoGRAPHER AND
drsires = position can furnish
referoncss. Addnss "stenegrapher' ilne.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-14
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SALE OR EXcHANGE---farnl eLp
acres 100 tillage, 1900 sugar trees equipped
100 acres growing timber extra good barn
i25xs0 horse barn, garage, Toulouse ana pK
house ll-room house, modern In every way,
cottage for hep everything In his-ehss
condition 80 head of cattle pair Oh horses,
yoke Of oxen quantity Of hogs especially
good equipment Of farm machinery, gas eh-
CINE, saving machine harvester, etc L Hs.s
box 254. st. Johnsbury, W. lV%u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-14

THE d. A. PERRY REAL ESTATE AGENCY
BARRE. VERMONT
Rooms q and .. Howland-Iaye Building
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-14

COTTAGE HOUSE. nearly new, barn and
large lot, in good locality. for only xl,30O.oO !
800 90 down; balance rent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-14
FOR SALE

FOR SALEr-Slide trombone in good condi-
ton cheap if taken at once. Inquire of w. H.
Goodfelow g. Son. l0lt3s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-14

SEE us BEFORE BUYING OUR LARGE
LIST MAKES TT EASY TO FIND THE KIND
OF PROPERTY YOU WANT AT THE PRICE
YOU WISH TO PAY. YOUR AUCTION
WORK WILL RECEIVE CAREFUL AIIEN-
TON IF LEFT WITH US, AND OUR TERMS
ARE RFAgONABLF
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-14
TO RENT

TO RENT Heated fiat with all modern
convenience, INQUIRE Of g, A. Lane. 81 Elm
street l00t3
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-14

SIX WEEKS OLD PIGS FOR SALE
w F. Shepard. loft
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-14
MY HOME PLACE

consisting Of house and barn with shed
between, with land and spring Of water
located in what is called Peakin, in the
town of Calais. Also. the following
The Detroit times., 1915-01-15
REFEREE SUPREME,
DEGREES "PREXY"
Head of Hockey Association De-
mands That Officials be
Respected

SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich, Jan.
l5-"I am determined that hockey
players in this league shall under
stand that a referees decision is fin
al" said Charles f. Webb, president
OF the American Amateur Hockey as
sociation, today, in reference to the
Duluth. Portage Lake game occurrence
that resulted this week in the with
drawal OF Duluth from the associa-
ton.
This is the only way TO protect
the various teams and the public. and
the public must be given first con-
sideration at all times. | don't care
TO discuss my course OF action FUR
ther until | have more thoroughly
looked into the trouble between the
Duluth and Portage Lake teams
However. Mr. Webb had hitherto
expressed the opinion that the matter
would be satisfactorily settled in a
few days. The game in question was
forfeited TO Portage Lake after Du-
luth player had refused TO leave the
Ice at the command OF the referee.
The incident was the elimination OF
disputes and hard feeling that has
marred the season play in the Lake
Superior region league.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-15
new SOX MANAGER
ALREADY TRAINING
Rowland Expects To Drop Il
POunds-After More Players
For Hose

CHICAGO, Jan 15-Clarence III.
Rowland. the new manager OF the
White Sox, has already gone into
training. He is working out at a
Chicago gym and expects 10 take on
15 pounds before the training season
opens In day or two he Will go on
short scouting expedition, which. he
says, may result in the addition OF a
couple OF new players 10 the Hose
roll Rowland is very much pleased
by the letter received from Eddie Col
lins I'm which the keystone man
pledges loyalty TO the new manager,
despite the latter's lack or major
league experience.
Collins will be a great help to the
Sox in a way that some people do not
figure" says Rowland When a
player like Eddie or Ty Cobb is in
the line-upche helps the boys who fol-
low him, because he always has the
pitcher guessing after getting on base,
and consequently the worried twirler.
trying to keep Collins glued to a base.
is not able 10 center his best attention
on the batter"
The Detroit times., 1915-01-15
INTER COLLEGIATE SPORTS
RESULT IN LOP-SIDED men
COLLEGE GRID CARDS

Yale.
Sept -, University ot Maine.
Oct. >. University OF Virginia Oct
9. I.ehigh: Oct. l6, Springfield }.
VI. G. \. college, Oct %, Wash
lngton and Jefferson: Oct. 30, Col
gate; Nov. 8. Brown. Nov. ~
Princeton: Nov 20, Harvard.
Pennsylvania.
Sept. 25, University of WestAir'
ginia. Sept. %. Albright Oct 2
Franklin and MARSHALL Oct =
Penn state. Oct l6. Navy, at An
.uapolis: Oct 23 University OF
Pittsburgh; Oct so. Lafayette
Nov. 6. Dartmouth. at Boston; NOV.
f3 Michigan: Nov 20. Cornell.
Pittsburgh,
Oct. >. Westminster college al
Pittsburgh: Oct, 8. Annapolis
Naval Academy at Annapolis; Oct.
l6. Carlisle Indians az Pittsburg
oct. %. University OF Pennsylvania
at Philadelphia; Oct. 80 Allegheny
college az Pittsburg Nov. =.
Washington and Jefferson colless
at Pittsburg; Nov Is. Carnegie
Institute OF Technology al Pitts
burg; Nov. % Thanksgiving day,
Pennsylvania State college at Pitl~
burg.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-15
RLNGLETS

CHICAGO Jan. IA capacity crowd
Is expected at the clash between John
ny Dundee, OF New York. ana Jimmy
Dunv. OF Bunalo. AT Milwaukee,. to-
dee tips the scales at l2S Neither has
lost a decision In several years. Dun
dee is in Milwaukee, where he mas
been training. Dufy arrives there to-
day A big night contingent from Chi
cago will be at the ringside.
CHICAGO. Jan. lJ.-Accompanied by
three training partners. Mike Gibbons.
OF ST Paul, scheduled to meet Jimmy
Clabby at Milwaukee. next Thursday.
viii arrive here tomorrow To begin
training. Clabby is here working out
dolly. He trained before movie
camera today.
AKRON. ohio, Jan. l5-Akron's anti
boxing ministers prepared today 70
carry their protest against the Welsh
ernor Willis Mayor Rockwell. Sherin
Corey and Prosecuting Attorney Ken
nedy all have refused TO interfere with
the scheduled bout.
NEW YORK. Jan 15.-Joe Shugrue.
the clever Jersey lightweight, may
battle Joe Rivers over the lO-round
route in Milwaukee, Jan. 20. In an
the Beertown impressario. Pete Fitz-
gerald. Shugrue's manager. wired back
today that his terms were a guarantee
OF $4,000 with a privilege OF 80 per
cent OF the receipts.
NEW YORK, Jan I5-Gunhoat
Smith is speeding on his way TO New
Orleans today where he viii start
training for his bout with Battling
Levinsky there Jan. -. smith will re-
teive 81, 300. with a privilege OF 80 per
cent OF the receipts. and Levinsky will
get SLe5p with q privilege OF 30 per
.geur
The Detroit times., 1915-01-15
Court Decision In Suit Against Jockey
Club VIII Be One of "Orqs" 7run,ps

orsaRzed m baseball Is hodng trump card play
Feds IN the
IN - ''e' ''"''
Curley Brown the track in MARY
land denied license
body American ked
the Jockey club from declaring
on the rouudt thai II
Grating monopoly in violation Sherman act
Ward denied "A
that horse racing neither
clear that the Jockey club was and could
be held responsible
made Il pau that racing as Eondncted
,S
The Detroit times., 1915-01-15
One DEFEAT MARS
OSWECOS' RECORD
Lose At TOledo-Rayls Will At
tempt To Make Ii Two
Tonight

1he Rayls will not have the honor OF
administering the first defeat OF the
season TO the famous OsYegos, cham
pions OF the east. who will play at
the Moose temple tonight Last night
the Buckeye Paints, of Toledo. sue
ceeded in daubing - To % troncjng
OF the Buffalo tossers. who had been
undefeated in the twenty games they
had hitherto PLAYED this season. For
a team which Is playing nightly on Il
tour 10 be beaten oc.
casionally, however, is no disgrace,
and the score at Toledo will not de-
tract from the interest in tonight's
contest The Rayls, who will provide
the opposition for the invaders, will
put their strongest team into the
field, and the game will probably be
one OF the best OF the winter. The
Qcintets will line up tonight as fol.
lows:
The Detroit times., 1915-01-15
Sport Bugs Are
Not All Dead Yet

Pessimists in the sport game can
now take their hammers and beat il
TO the cyclone cellar. Those who
complain that interest in sporting
events is on the wane can sneak a
look at the records for the late 1914
in which it is shown $4,000, W per-
sons pushed their cash through the
box office windows 10 view sporting
events. This figure represents about
one-fourth the population OF the Unit
ed States. Baseball, of course, leads
with approximately 9,000,0O0. Foot
ball comes next With over 100000
and the rest is divided up among box
ing, tennis, golf. amateur athletic
meets and various other forms OF ath-
letiCs
The Detroit times., 1915-01-15
Jess Willard Too Big to Be World
Champion, SdYs old IOe ChOunski

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan. l5--"Jess
Willard will never be champion OF
big men because he is too big him.
self" Thus spoke Joe Choynski OF
Pittsburgh, prominent pug OF other
days, when asked 10 prophesy the
outcome OF the Willard.Johnson match
in March.
Just why plentitude of beef should
handicap a man who is proportion.
ately built, speedy and hard punch.
er Choynski did not attempt 10 ex.
plain. But he did point out that Jem
Mace, John L. Sullivan ard Bob Fitz.
simmons were all under the sixioot
level. while Jeffries, Corbett. Johnson
and Jackson were but slightly above
II. "And that's quite different from
being six-foot.seveninch boy. as
The Detroit times., 1915-01-15
BENEFITS ALREADY
ORGANIZED FOR 1915

The Bennett baseball club has re.
organized and has Joined the Detroit
Amateur Baseball association. Among
the new players on the Bennett roster
next season will be Woods, from the
Story Clark team Wesserling and
Kanki. from the McGraw Tigers. and
Watson from the Woodlands The for
mer Bennetts who will again be in
the lineup are Lee, High, Mesker
Okrie, Rintz. Schmidt, Pipesh. Bettin
Wolf and JACKIE. These men are re
quested to call Ridge 602-W between
$50 and Z O'Clock and ask for Man
ager Joe Sulky some day this week
The club win have meeting week
from today when all players are re-
quested 10 report
The Detroit times., 1915-01-15
WAR TAKES FATHER
OF POLO ON COAST
Ross, of World Fame, Called To
Join Regiment-Has Played
Last Game

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Jan. l4-Major
Colin G. Ross, the world famous polo
player. played his last game yester.
day at Coronado Everybody is sorry.
The favorite is commissioned Off
Ger in the Alberta Mounted Rifles, a
newly organized corps including chief
ly members OF his old regiment, the
Fifteenth Canadian Light Horse. A
world traveller and thorough gentle
man. Ross has made hosts of friends,
in many countries In Eastern polo
he is known as Backhanded Ross. He
was known here as the father OF Pa
cific Coast polo. Under his direction
Coronado became known as the
Meadowbrook" of the west.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-15
DETROIT
LlsMEGn-
Meredith Breaks
Own World Record

NEW YORK, Jan. 15.--Ted Mere
dith, Olympic champion and holder OF
the worlds 600-yard indoor record.
clipped one-fifth of a second of his
own record in the annual indoor games
OF the Millrose A. A. last night at
Madison-sq. garden. He finished in
1:l33-5
One of the features of the meet was
the appearance OF Joe Loomis. the
sensational Chicago athlete. who won
three national championships last
season. He won the high jump in
easy fashion, clearing the bar at 6.l.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-15
DES JARDIEN NOT YET
SIGNED, SAYS THOMAS

CHICAGO, Jan. l5-Paul Des Jar
dien, the noted University OF Chicago
athlete, has not yet come to terms
with the Cubs, according to President
Thomas. of that team.
III he has made up his mind to play
with our club we will be glad to give
him an opportunity to prove he Is OF
major league calibre,' continued
Thomas
Des Jardien. best known as an ALI
American football player. is one OF
the best college pitchers in the mid.
die west II b reported that he will
be- a Cub after the school year ends
The Detroit times., 1915-01-15
Meyers to Manage
Mickey Sheridan

JACKSON. Mich, Jan. l5--Mo Ny
ers, OF baseball fame. has reached an
agreement with Mickey Sheridan by
which he will act as the Chicago
Irish lads manager Meyers already
had Artie Kaufman and Bobbie Arm
strong in his string II is claimed
that Mickey will hereafter make his
headquarters in Jackson ana will be
trained by Dick Woods who has
charge Of the physical we'll being Of
Meyers other TWO scrappers.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-15
PRINCETON HEAL Is
OPPOSED TO COACHES

PRINCETON, n. j., Jan. lj--Presi.
Gent J: G Hibben. of Princeton uni.
yersity, went on record yesterday in
his annual report as being opposed
10 paid coaches for college athletics
He asserts tina all college athletics
chould be strictly undergraduate af
fairs, and suggests thar the captains
OF the various teams assume the duties
usually accorded the coaches.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-15

Willard is, remarked Joe.
DO you know the easiest bout--or
rather one that wasn't quite so bit
ter: they were all hard ones-was my
fight with Jeffries in 1897 For q fact
he didn't hit me over three times All
the newspaper boys agreed that won
handiy. Yet the referee. one Billy
Mcdonald called II q draw. Mcdonald
was a ball player Say | said TO
him, can { You see anything but a
home run" ! don't suppose that i'm
proved my standing with him
Well ChoynsH is hardly Irish but
he has a keen sense of humor never.
theless What's the last thing q
fighter loses 2" Won ask We'll =
should say his alibi.'
Amt IL the truth!
The Detroit times., 1915-01-15
YANKS' BEST TRAINER
WANTS OLD JOB BACK

NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-Harry Lee,
thu trainer who was with the Yankees
the last time they made bid for
the pennsnt. and who Is said 10 have
been the best conditioner OF ball play
ers ever with that club. is anxious 10
return 10 the team. Lee went into the
oii business in California three or
four years ago. but is now back in
New York and has applied TO Dono-
van for the job.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-15
Seribes Rechristen
NapIess Maps Today

CLEVELAND. Jan. l5.-Cleye-
land sporting writer's gathered with
officials Of tive local American
eague club today 20 decide on
new name Tor the Maps. The sale
Of Nap l.aioie TO the Athletics
'necessitates the move Suggested
names are: Colts Black Sox.N
bucks" "Hustlers and "Grays."
The Detroit times., 1915-01-15
Some Openino Dav. BIO.

CHICAGO. Jan. 15-Chicago Feds
today are planning TO hurl another
worrisome dart into the quivcring Cub
hide by opening here with the Slou-
feds of Fielder Jones. on the same
day that the Chicago Nationals open
with the Cards on the west side
grounds
The Detroit times., 1915-01-15
II. OF ID. TO TRY OUT
NEW COURT LINEUP

The u. of D. basketball team. which
lost Rumler, Duncan and Schultz yes
terGsy through faculty ruling. will
probably try 10 finish the season with
I.aFever and Captain Heuser at guard.
Voss or Deckard at center and
Marshke and Fisher at forward
The Detroit times., 1915-01-15
VIII Assist Ruppert.

NEW YORK. Jan William
Fleischmann. cousin OF julius Fleisch-
mann. the Cincinnati baseball mag,
nate. today assumed his duties as as
sistant to President Rupert OF the
New York Yankees
The Detroit times., 1915-01-15
Aooies Get Good start.

Fast LANSING. Mich, Jan Ia
The Aggies shot 97G YESTERDAY in the
FIRST intercollegiate rife match Of the
wear This VAS J. points better than
The corresponding score year ago.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-15
ca,Iett May Shoot.

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Jan. h.
"Euzz" CatIett. Wolverine player. may
Join the University OF Michigan rifle
sqIiad y Yie wRs formerly sharp.
shooter in the Pennsylvania national
guard
The Detroit times., 1915-01-15
Second Mlracle Man.

Fielder Jones. former White Sox
manager and now boss OF the St
Louis Feds predicts that Clarence
Rowland. new manager OF the Hose.
viii prove TO be- a second Miracle
Man. a la Stallngs.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-15
Hunter Scores kayo.

Mt CIF MltNS, Mich Jan, To-
Tommy Burke. Of Cleveland was
knocked out bv Joe Hunter. of Detroit
here last night in the fourth round
lf Neir >l0-round fight here-last night
The Detroit times., 1915-01-15

For purse OF $4,000. Johnny Grif-
tiths, the crack Akron. o.. lightweight.
will step II rounds with Freddie
Welsh, lightweight champion. in the
formers home town on Feb. l. Grif-
tiths, who for the past two years has
been rated among the best four or
five lightweights in the country. has
iust returned from highly successful
trip to Australia, and is said 10 be
boxing in better form than ever
which Is some form
The Detroit times., 1915-01-15
rlaers at London Tonlaht.

The Detroit hockey team will play
at London tonight. returning 10 this
city for 2 game with the same team
az the arena tomorrow night
The Detroit times., 1915-01-15
SHEAN TO SUCCEED BILL
DONOVAN AT PROVIDENCE
That, at Least, is the Dope Of
Detroiters Who Are Next TO
Situation
PLAYING MANAGER is
NEEDED FOR GRAYS
Veteran SecOnd-Sacker Already
Drawing Big Salary, and is
Very Capable
BY HAROLD Y. WILCOX.

According TO Detroiters who are in
position 10 know something OF base
ball affairs al Providence, Bill Dono-
vans successor as manager or the
Grays is not likely 10 be Charley Wag
ner, Jack Flynn nor Matty Mcintyre,
Dave Shean, veteran second baseman
OF the Grays. is slated for the job. IL
is said, and good and sufficient reasons
are given for the prediction.
Shean is popular and capable. SO
that there Is no reason why he would
not make a good chieftain. Moreover
he is under contract TO Providence for
salary that is pretty stiff for that
club in these lean days. BY tacking
81 goo or so onto that salary and put
ting Dave i'm charge. a cracking good
playing manager would be secured
and a big salary would be made less
OF strain on the strong box
That Matty Mcintyre was in the
cards as a possible Providence man
ager may be news to Detroit fans. bu.
during the past few days there was all
effort in Providence TO secure the ion
for Donovans first lieutenant of the
past two years, despite the fact thai
the ex-Tiger is under contract to boss
Lincoln There were many Providence
fans who thought Matty's release
could be secured but II is not likely
that il will be attempted, inasmuch a
Shean can answer the bill and reg
ularly playing manager is needed for
reasons OF economy. Matty was com
municated with I'm connection with the
affair. but elected to remain strict
neutral
Shean went To Providence under
big handicap in 1912. He replaced Ray
Rock. an idol Of the fans, at short
stop in the middle OF the season. He
is not a natural shortstop, and had
n mighty hard time making good. es
.pecially with the fans unfriendly. la
1913, however Atz was sent to New
Orleans and Shean moved TO the key
stone sack where he made good With
"A vengeance. Last year his work was
brilliant
II may be- betraying a confidence
but a synopsis OF a long gdistance tele
phone conversation overheard recent
" may throw a little light on the
charges OF peonage, slavery and COY
ering up" Of stars that the Feds arr
bzringing against organized ball
well-known baseball magnate was
speaking to anothers2and here is
sample OF the conversation:
well. / had all the pitchers | could
try out. and so didn't need the boy
But | didn't want 10 see him lose his
chance 20 get tryout with the big
league, so fixed il so the ------
fanother major league club could get
him
It's good little conversation TO re-
member when some one insists base
ball magnates are altogether selfish
reprobates.
Tiuers at London Tonight.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-15
THE LII OIL BOX SCORE

ash D. ..a.
.. +. ... ... .. . "
out MeRtyre HQe, Zeoer Whlte q
N,tite
Mcbride Eoefed
baiion Johnson on White stolen bases
Cese pftc
TiIne 3 min Umpir an
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-12

or butter fat IN twelve months. So il
can De seen that Roehette's Princess
record for eight months is even bet
Ter than the federal requirement.
This is the first official test made in
New Mexico. II has been conducted
on MI GraFs farm hy an official
from the state agricultural college at
Mesilla PARK who was also represent
ing the federal department. MIR. Gray
Is making the test for entry into the
American Jersey Cow club
Then there are some other classy
ladies' out on Mr. Gray's dairy farm.
Rochetts Golden Princess, 2-year-
old, has made in eight months 220.4
pounds of butter fat In eight
months, while tho federal require
ment for twelve months is 25i.4
pounds. Golden Princess only lacks
34.1 pounds, which she win easily
make up aud give above IN the next
four months
Lady I(osette Of II S. +, a 6-year-
old animal, has made in -four
months, official test A175.2 pounds
of milk, ana 1873 pounds Of butter
fat
Besides these classy animals. Mr.
Gray has thirty-seven thoroughbred
registered Jerseys, q majority of them
being imported from the Isle Of Jer-
sey He has a bun which is the prize
of the southwest carrying off grand
championship at the CHICAGO fair lie
also took off The grand championship
prize at the state Livestock and Pro-
duets exposition held here last fall
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-12
MRS. WILLIAMS
LONG SICKNESS
Yields To Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.

Elkhart, Ind. 81 suffered for four
teen years from organic inflammation.