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sILLs ALLOWED.

The following is list of bills. paid
by the City Council Of the City of
Canon City. Colorado, July 6th, 1915.
Salary Fund D. y. Coorer. $500.
J. v. Blake $4,000, Otis C.rendorf,
$500, Lase Combs $500, J. land
erson SIS. Grant Dicltins On $3.50, w.
&c. Huntoon $500, R. ]. Craig, $500.
Jol' I Hamilton $500. Augustus pease
s6O.ao, y. Seaman $1,000. C. NJ. Benton
$3.50. ST. Alley & B. Tor Parker
$500, Gas. Padget 10000, w. s.
Merris $4,000. John Meredith $104.00,
w G. Campbell $4,000. w B. Reiter
$500. John Hundley ) $500. lee
Amick 5000, Park Allison $1,000, John
Oates $1,000, A. J.. Summers 5000,
Henry Alison $500, E. C. Dabney
s22.O0. W. w. Hugart ss.13. L. Ritz
man $11.60, F. p Smith s16.15, City
Clerk $500, Bancroft Hdw. Co.,, $500,
Ernest Yard $7.05, Fred Riede & Co.
HI Highbee $4,000, Harding Hdw. Co.
s1.75, Dickerson Bros zoe, Fire Fund
I. n. Barber $1,000, Peter Pringre
S65. 90. Chas.. McKisslck $55-25, Bethel
Clothing Co. S4.25. Felters Clio. Co.,
s4.O0, NJ. Wilson s1.50. Emil GauIke
$500. v. r. Ames $1,000. j. Pearce
Fire Dept. & s. Co $500, City Clerk
CSC, Peerless Flour Mills s6.34. Jones
Busy Corner $3.50 II. Turner s1.o0,
". Foster S100, J. R Govern S1.00,
Joe Claybaugh s2.o0. Police Fund. c.
F. Skinner $4,000, Jerry Moran $1,000.
Joe Claybaueh sl4.o0. Lighting Fund
The Ark y. Ry. J.. & p. Co. S49S.30
Mrs. Julia Mack. Treas. s125-00. Gene
terry Fund A. S. Munroe. $4,000, ].
Seaman s1.5D, E. Yard $500. l. u
rich $3.50, Ralph Ralston $500, John
Meredith $1,000. bancroft Hdw- Co
s1.25. Health Fund R. Holmes $500.
w. Pearson $4,000. E L Norman
So. 50. Miscellaneous Fund Daily Rec
ord si1.e0. Mountain States T. & T.
co. 800, F. H. Whipple s1.55. City
Clerk si.35. Harding Hdw. Co.. 25c.
Canon City Band $500. John Hamil-
ton $50. Robert Lovern s1.3s- FIRE.
mont Co. Abstract Co. $500. Henry
Evans s.. 90. w. +. snencer $1,000, C.
A. Bixgs 100000. Sidewalk & G. D.
No. L, C. ~ Benton City Treas. $4,000.
Water Fund John Chetelat s115-0o. Y
Porfeous $1,000. CITY Clerk $1,000. Lee
wvnkoop $1,000. J. Seaman $4,000.
Theo. Shoemaker s2oo VIM Ruther-
ford S2.0e. Joe Clucas 5000. j. Ward
81 90. R. n. Anderson $500. Phil Col
lius $40. r. NJ. Ward s4o0. F. J. Nc
I5rerv <f00. Y Porteous $500 Lee
Amirt $4,000. CITY Clerk sic. Hard
ing udw- Co. e5c. j e. Strickland roc.
Morse Pros. VI. s. Co 75c- The
Az IL. & p Co. s1.50. Mountain
9. r. . T. Co. s225. The Biggs Lbr-
Co 80 *. 9srrv.n'orton s1.45.
JONATHAN sEAMAN. City Clerk
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INCREASE N SIZE OF
PARCEL POST PACKAGES

Under the, provisions CT an order
issued By Postmaster General Burle-
son on July 10th. 1t is now possible
to send parcel post packages through
tho mails having combined length
and girth OF eighty-four inches. or
seven feet. which IS twelve inches
greater that heretofore permitted by
the postal regulations. No increase
in the weight Of parcel post pack
ages is allowed under the new order,
which is fifty pounds. maximum. to
points in the first and second zones
and twenty pounds. maximum, to all
other zones.
A recent order of the postmaster
general also prescribes that when the
distance by the shortest regular route
from the office Of origin to the office
Of delivery for parcel post packages
is 900 miles or more the rates of post
age shall be six cents for the first
pound or fraction thereof and two
cents for each additional pound The
announcement Of these alterations
in the parcel post regulations was
received at the Canon City postoffce
day or two ago.
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VISITORS At TOP OF GORGE
JuIy is. 1e15.


w. A. Pettry, Calhan. Colo.
Roscoe and Albert Pettry, Calhan.
l. L Mendt, Newport, Ky.
NJ. R. Brainhall. Memphis. Tenn.
w. F. Thompson, Ration. n. NJ.
Grace L. and Francis T. Thompson.
Ratcn. N. NJ.
Miss LueIla stallard. San Antonio.
Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. o. B. Graham, Cedar
vale. Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. specht. St Louis.
Mo.
Marie Lambin. Chicago.
R. f. Burnsdale, Portland. N. D.
Florence Kimmins. Buffalo. N. Y. Z
Ida Kantz, Buffalo. n. Y.
C. n. Burnsdale. Portland, N D.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Belnke. Chicago.
Thelma and Ethel Belnke. Chicago.
Ruth Horn. Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. A Matthews. Mime
asolis.
Mrs. Clyde Slated. Dallas, Texas.
Mary and Gliding Slater. Dallas.
Texas.
DR.. and Mrs X. D. Gossom. Custer
City. Okla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aevert Wilson. Custer
City. Okla
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CAUGHT MOUNTAIN LION
IN A STEEL TRAP

3. F. Kindig and Ben Smith came
down from the KindIg-Snider ranch in
the vicinity Of Long gulch. sixteen
miles north OF cotopaxi. Monday af-
ternoon on short business trip.
They report the opening up of a
productive ranch from the public
domain big job. but say they are
getting along with the task quite as'
well as could be expected in view Of
the magnitude OF the undertaking.
Mr.. Kindsg says that last Friday
the children OF E. y. Smith were
playing on the hili side near the
ranch when they found the half eaten
carcass OF deer that had recently
been killed by mountain lion, That
afternoon steel trap was set for the
''varmint'' and the next morning the
huge cat was fast in its clutches and
f. was easily shot
The following letter written by gill
bert Kindig. years OF age. to the
Daily Record for publication explains
the occurrence In detail. He says:
Dear Mr.. Hardy: I am writing to
tell yea OF the capture OF a big
mountain lion on the Kindig .suider
ranch. The Smith children. who live
near us. were gathering flowers on
the mountain side when they discov-
cred the remains Of a deer. They
hasteped home to tell OF Whist they
had found The men went to investi-
gate and discovered that some ami
NAL had been eating on It. They set
a trap that night and the next morn
ing found that they had caught a
huge lioness. It measured six feet
from tip TO tip"
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CROPS m MISSOURI
INJURED BY RAINS

Ben W. Rea returned to Canon City
Tuesday afternoon from Jamesport.
Mo. where he was called a week or
tNs days ago by the illness OF his
fkAother. Mr. Rea says the excessive
rainfall in the Missouri river terri.
tory during the last two months has
wrought almost incaicriable damage
10 farm crops Of all kinds and the
losses to the agricultural interests
wfl run into the millions OF dollars.
vorn In the low lands OF eastern
Kansas and western Missouri is
drowned out and ON the uplands is
a couple OF months later than usual
ara nearly choked with grass and
|wqeds. sThe very best corn I saw
lon my trip" said Mr.. Rea this morn
ting. "was between Canon City and
Pueblo" According to Mr. Rea, the
wheat and oats are rotting In the
'shock on account OF tho wet weather
and hay harvesting Is out OF the ques-
ito until conditions improve
Mr.. Rea experienced a little Of the
wet weather himself and was delayed
|for fftysix hours at GaiIatin. Mo-.
by high water. which washed out the
railroad track and cut on for two
e<ys all trafnc>with the neighboring
kowns. At IAthrop. Mo. forty-fve
4 |es northeast OF Kansas City. Mr..
Rea saw $1,000 head OF horses in one
Enclosure that had been purchased in
various parts Of tho United States
py the British government for caval-
Vounts by troops in France and
Bhisium. These horses are being
Eaken care OF by the ouyton q Har-
ington Horse and Mule company un-
In such time as the German subma-
Inc warfare IL sufficiently relaxed to
,ermit their safe shipmen. to Europe
or military purposes. The English
Ioyprnment II paying the company
~ cents = head per day for taking
are Of these horses and Il Il. getting
ich from It's profits
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new SERIES OF POST CARDS
SHOMIkG VIEWS ABOUT CANON


4 Mitchell & Egbers. the live and Dro-
gressive druggists. have recently had
issued for their exclusive sale Sc
ries OF post cardn showing all the lat
est views and the new public buildings
Constructed here in the past few
years.
The xiewe Gre published II :. AZ
tistic folder as well as the post cards.
The folders are beauties. bearing on
the outside a striking picture of the
Royal Gorge, within weil-drawn
frame OF pine cones. The state flow
er, the Columbine. forms a special
decoration for the back OF the folder
and the front side bears the inscrip-
tish. Canon City. Colorado, the Gate
way to the Royal Gorge"
The Elks club. the Y. M. c. A.. the
Odd Fellows Home. the Santa Fe de-
pot and several churches are inclhd-
ed among the pictures of the public
Buildings.
A remarkable picture of the interior
Of the penitentiary. the pen gardens.
me new yiaduct. beautiful view of
Greenwood avenue looking from Tenth
street west and a fine scene OF the
street along the exterior of the peni-
tentiary. showing a portion OF the
gate park. are among the striking
photographs included In the sympo-
aium OF views.
The new auto road from Canon
City to Saiida. the Dean Mans canon
route. the Tunnel drive. Royal Gorge
scenes. the Gorge from below. the
Skyline drive from different points
aud refreshing glimpse OF the San
gre dc Christie range form another
great series which help to make this
souvenir folder extremely above the
average and out OF the ordinary
The post cards OF these views each
carry several lines Of explanation
Canon city has never been better
advertised than Il Is in these new
creations. A great deal OF time and
thought has teen gisen to getting
them out ard the result Is certainly
Worth >fhe effort expended. Mitchell
4 Egbers sell these views exclusively
with the exception OF Charles Tanner
4 Co.. who have on agency from the
Palace drug people
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mis-. RApeR's FUNERAL
ls.IARcELY ATTENDED,.

The funeral Of the late Mrs. q. d.
RAIDER was held At Wilson's undertak-
ing chapel at 2:so o'clock Tuesday af-
terncon and was largely attended by
the friends Of the family, among them
being many old-tine residents OF the
community, who desired to pay the
last tribute OF respect 10 the memory
os the aeceaaed, The norai okerinEa
werp ptefusa and beautiful and told
% ths esteem y which Nft RaeSr
Nee held " theec Who knew her hent.
The t6ntl1l eeFxlS N0a eostA6
VI M ca. r. Ngy' - 4 -
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ANCIENT MARE sPoILs
HIS PAST REPUTATION.

Florence. July 21.-The following
story at the expense Of Roland shep-
pard. employed in the hay fields at
the Lester Vaughn ranch near Wet
more. Ii going the rounds in that dis
trict and was told to your CORE
spondent:
Mr.. Sheppard had been posing as q
Wyoming broncho buster and while
lying In the shade at noon and in the
after-supper confabs with the other
hands had worked up n reputation
In that line that made the Custer
county cowboys green with envy. The
time OF his undoing arrived. how
ever, when he took the gen,lest old
marc on the Vaughn place to ride to
the postoffice after the mail.
The mare was 80 year sold and had
never been known to &c Their feet
on the ground higher than q walk.
but like all things feminine she could
be depended upon to do the unex-
pected thing. and when Sheppard
landed on her back she gaze three
youthful and kittenish jumps and
threw the cowboy into the fence He
picked himself up. pale and out OF
wind. and It is now observed that he
walks to the postoffce.
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'rArE TO STOCK sTREAMs
WITH MOUNTAIN TROUT

-
We state fish and game depart
hent has announced the purchase Of
100000 eggs and trout xry at a
ost Of $4,000. These viii be used
; stock the streams OF Colorado and
| generous shnre will bp Eiyen 70
he Pixies Peak region. In the last
so months 100000 trout eggs have
ben placed IN the hatcheries Of the
|ofe. according 70 cpmpaissioner W.
Eraser, and The State has planl
y n1oFe eNtensiNo 1toeltns Ct
f6iinl and l<tte than eHSF beiere.
nifS M - ts8pS1 a ~ ~
rs fl,11llk inll a
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JUNIOR Y. M.sc.A.
sAsE BALL LEAGUE.

The Grizzlies defeated the Teddy
Bears to the tune OF Is to Q In the
third Of the scheduled series OF games
OF the Junior Y. N. c. A. base ball
league Tuesday afternoon. The stand
ing Of the teams in the league Is as
follows:
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Won Lost.
cLAlk AoGNr H1Ra.

). q Larsoa q Donvof. renee1i
eltln 1Gsnt fof ~ pexy,f = no
qss ,lsstt ~ ~: q.
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ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT

OF School District No. %. County of
Fremont. State OF Colorado. from July
I. 1914. to June 80. 1915:
Amount on hand
General Fund ..-.-.-......s 1882
Special Fund .... 324.t
Received from general fund
by apportionment .-..---.. 14S-S2
From special tax for school,.
purposes -. 46l.3l
From all other sources-In-
terest 5-5f
Total .s11SI.22
Paid for teachers salaries. s $1,000
Tor fuel. rent insurance and
all current expenses. ...... $50
For fees -...-.. .-... 4.61
Balance in hands of County
Treasurer to credit OF dis
trict June 30
General Fund ........ 141.S4
Special Fund ....... 257.41
Total ...... .si1S122
Balance in. hands OF County
and District Treasurers as
above ...-....-....-.. S9S.s5
Amount. of district warrants
unpaid June 80. 1918. ,.... $50
JOHN R. WORTH.
Secretary OF District No. 2s.
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Mr., and Mrs, A. d. CiIley OF Min
neapolis- MINI. who have been guests
for some weeks at the Gebhardt home
on Sherman avenue. took the early
morning Santa Fe train Monday for
Princeton. Kan. to visit another sis
ter, Mrs. Alice E. Wells.
J, F. Sells of Vancouver. B. c. is
here for visit At the home of Mr.
and Mrs. A. S. Bailey, In company
with his brother. W W. Sells. wife
and daughter Of Pueblo.
Guy T. Gebhardt, Y. NJ. c. A. county
secretary OF Marion county. Kansas.
and Miss Maude Markham, Y. W. C.
A. high school secretary Of Kansas
City. came in Friday morning to spend
their summer vacation at the Geb-
hardt home on Sherman avenue.
The Raiston family OF GARFIELD
street are enjoying q visit from Mr.
and Mrs. Ed cariston. son and daugh-
ter. from Portian Ore. Mrs. Carl
ston is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralston-
The Gebhardt family party left
Tusday morning for two weeks
camping outing in the vicinity Of
Hermi; Lake.
The ladies' prayer circle of Lincoln
Park held its weekly meeting Sunday
afternoon with Mrs. Watson on Pop
inr avenue.
Mrs. Mark James. daughterin-law
OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. James. and Hil-
siegard Taddon and Mrs. John Drink
water and daughter Virginia OF Butte.
Montana. are here for a months visit
at the James home on Garfield street.
Russell Jukes has arrived from
Hutchinson. Kansas. and Joined his
family. who have been visiting at the
parental home on West Sherman ave-
nue..
Frank Moyie has been confined to
his home with illness since Sunday.
but is now reported to be on the
mend.
Arthur Hubbeii left recently to Join
his wife In California. Mrs. Hubbell
has been visiting relatives at San
Beruardino for, some time past. Mr.
and Mrs. Hubbeil expect to visit sew
erai places in California an dtake In
the sights of the big expositions be-
fore their return.
The Misses Frazier OF Upton. Iowa.
stopped OF Monday for few days
visit with Miss Helen Linkins at her
home on Park avenue while enroute
TO the expositions.
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ElNAncIAI STATEMENT

OF School District No. I. Fremont
County. Colorado:
Total receipts .......-.-. -sl60l-zs
Total expenditures .-..-.---- le51-zS
Balance In hands Of County
and District Treasurers 5i3.S0
FRANK STEINMIER.
SECRETARY Dist No. T.
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Down rkoM caIHsl9 cnEGk.

Aftkf nos PlAinse - niiSy AlcA-
e cs,Vels e. ~
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Bills Allowed

The following warrants were issued
on July 10th in payment of June
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The Misses Frazier Of Upton. Iowa.
stopped OF Monday for few days
visit with Miss Helen Linkins at her
home ON Park avenue while enroute
to the expositions.
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PARK
NEWS NOTES

D. ]. AIber motored down from
Colorado Springs Saturday evening
10 do some work ON his ranch on East
Park avenue. While here he was a
grest at rhe home OF Mr. and Mrs.
j. ~ Poster.
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FINANCIAL srArgMeNr

School District No. le, Fremont
County, Colorado:
Amount on hand July 1st. 1914. held
Il by County Treasurer:
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Frank Mcyie has been confined to
his home with illness since Sunday.
but is now reported to be on the
mend.
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The ladies' prayer circle of Lincoln
Park held its weekly meeting Sunday
afternoon with Mrs. Watson on Pop
inr avenue.
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Mr. and Mrs A. D. ciIley of Min
neapolis- MINI, who have been guests
for some weeks at the Gebhardt home
on Sherman avenue. took the early
morning Santa Fe train Monday for
Princeton. Kan. to visit another sis
ter, Mrs Alice E. Wells.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-07-02
PROPER TIME TO WEAN COLT
Youngster Should Be Accustomed to
Eat Hay and Grain Before Re-
movai-Put Mare on Dry Feed.

The colt should be allowed to re-
main with the mare until it has be-
come accustomed to eat grain and
hay before it is weaned. In nearly
all cases it will be best to feed the
mare for at least several weeks be-
fore the colt is removed with ground
oats and wheat bran.
Give the mare a roomy, well-bedded
box stall, SO the colt can eat beside
her. This is one OF the easiest and
quickest ways of teaching the colt to
eat.
Give the colt good blue grass and
white clover pasture. but put the mare
on dry feed. This will help to dry
up her milk without causing swollen
udder.
While 1t is not necessary to par
ticHlarly push the growth OF the colt
it is very essential that stead,
growth be maintained and general!
1t will pay to feed little grain, un
less the pasture Is unusually good
Ground oats and wheat bran, say on
to two pints per day, fed dry will pre-
mote growth of bone and muscle an
q well-developed healthy animal.
Corn Is not suitable food for
young growing animal.
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FEEDING ALFALFA TO SWINE
No Better or More Practicable Method
Known Than That Of Giving Hay
to Animals in Rack.

There does not appear to be any
more practicable method of grinding
hay for hogs than by feeding the hay
via good rack.
A few years ago some enthusiast
wrote 4 story about alfalfa tea, which
he said was the finest thing on earth;
that the tea extracted all the animal
food in the alfalfa and at the same
time left the plant food for the SOIL.
BY giving the tea to the hogs they
would gain their weight and then you
could scatter the stewed alfalfa back
on the land. The story found its way
into ono Of tho eastern publications
and the western experiment stations
have been flooded With inquiries ever
since.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-07-02
FACE GERMAN INVASION
Russians Continue to Retreat and Are
Forced Across Lipa.

London = Driven back over their
own frontier north of Lemberg and
forced to cross the river Gnila Lipa,
in southeast Galicia, the Russian ar
mics continue to retreat before the
Austro-Germans along front OF ap-
proximately $50 miles, about equal to
the distance between Arras and the
Vosges.
The Berlin official communication
records progress by the Teuton troops
| in virtually the entire southeastern
theater, although violent fighting Is
still in progress beyond the Gnila Lipa
which joins the Dniester at HRlicz.
Having forced a passage OF the
stream General Won Linsinken's army
is presumably astride the railway run.
ming from Halicz to Lemberg and
Stanislau and now doubtless Is aim
ing at the line which runs from Lem
berg to Odessa through Tarnopol.
It seems evident that Germany II
bent ON further Furnishing Of thu
Russians before relaxing the inten
sity of her Galician campaign. bu
with the Russians across the frontier
1.-The Germans will have to rely almos
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-07-02
EXCELSIOR EXCERPTS

The girls sewing club of the EX-
celsior school met with Miss Addie
Harris last Monday. Refreshments
were served and pleasant afternoon
was spent by all. All present voted
Miss Harris royal entertainer.
Mr.. M. A. Patterson and family spent
part of last week in Rupert visiting
relatives and friends,
Mr.. AL. Perry, of Provo, Utah, is
spending few days in this vicinity.
visiting his brothers, Roy and Ed. Per-
~.
O. v. Harris, of Salt Lake, is on this
end of the tract visiting friends and at
tending to business matters.
Mrs. Harris, mother of J. O. Harris,
is visiting the latter from her home
in Provo, Utah.
The haying in this country is about
| finished for this time. Good quality
of hay but the yield is light.
The barley has begun to turn ana
the hum of the binder will soon be
heard in this section.
Miss Violet Harris is visiting her
brother, Orson, on the Yelton ranch
this week
Ray McKinster and Shorty Stiles
were seen on our streets Sunday.
Miss Fannie Humphrey, OF Twin
/ Falls, is spending couple OF weeks
at the Butler ranch, the guest OF
Misses Ruby and Opal.
Mr.. Elyis Laycook, of Hansen, and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cochran, of Colo
RADIO, were Sunday evening guests al
the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. But
4 Ter.
i ]. E. Strong and family are camping
in the hills near Contact this week
Claud is running the culinary depart
, ment on the ranch in their absence
The epidemic of heart disease 4
still spreading. Raymond Butler be
} ing the latest victim.
Miss Violet Harris has returned
home from Pocatello, where she ha
} been attending school for the pas
! year. ;.
Mr.. w. T. Edwards was in Twll
, Falls Saturday attending to bushes
matters.
RAYMOND Butler and sister, Vera
, were in the Magic City Saturday Q
: last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Toby were Wis
: iting at the home of George Heito
= Sunday.
Mr.. J. @. Harris is having sieg
Il of quinsy at this writing.
Plans are being developed for
II splendid celebration at both Hanse
II and Rock Creek on the 3rd OF July.
II We hear that G. E. Cassidy, who ha
II been employed at the Butler ranc
II this spring, is working in the vicini1
II of Artesian City We are sorry
lose him from our midst
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EXCELLENT HINTS ON HORSES
Intelligent Management 10 Essential
Point-Don't Sacrifice Quality to
Sixe-Timo for Water.

The essential point in using pure
bred draft mares on the farm is intel
ligent management.
The last 200 pounds we can put ON
q young draft horse is the most profit
able 200 pounds of meat we can pro-
duce on the farm.
No drawing card holds out quite
such strong inducements to good hired
men as the farm that maintains high
class work horses.
1t is . great mistake to sacrifice
quality to size.
| A horse Is worth Just what he can
endure for his owner.
Many farm horses get more hay
than IL good for them. It 10 . pooe
plan to keep their feed racks OF
Manager full Of hay all the time.
| A horse watered the last thing u
night and the hrst thing In the morn
Ing 10 not goiag to take too much.