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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-14

fHe rfanffa shlH maInfnin 90 - fls
property Up ta standard during sall
Hffind 90 utilization THO mlof terms
81 suin anc umes q b. meut ae5r"i
lrun hY said limfI 70 Arti utinn ~
hg tnf fwn mfmhsra 90 Eiid Board.
ahHt f0nsffHfr the laaa ~ said safe
Hrd both fhf rify 0f corpus CHRISTI
au'l tno alaatcr Nis auccssaofa nr 49,
.iea ahsu he bound 40 Hhiit thereby.
Offer mld purchase ahaI have ifrr
lulf mfNfa u1 Nir affirmative fufr ~
ft. qualified fiHtfair ~ fhe Nif nt
raUaH Dhrlau at sfnsrl arrtpn
ur af special rierNUn fesliarif Naii-
Ui faf not usrlafs tN fal snHfa cnn-
nDrfed aifH sald Hnari ei tFtitfiUrn
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aernou il Tho mll mnfee ll ac.
rNpfInH or ariirE lndr fIIa THnf Nt
unHsif agrees n pHy fu fEr nIf M
Nnfuua fHfIHt ulf flu 10 Nrr hNn
lr.i $500 Vui uainr aifnr tmfl
$500 GLASS; fnm fhs date 90 fHs flpfNt
si w tH frHffHte nni tnru liirr
lufnn fNr Nff ~ thH rHnt ha aHfrrf
fH HnnHaiif NHt m fhn Treasurer %
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-14
tAavertisementl

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The dog cares not wnr'n 4 +,
tcF Is rich or poor bat - ~ N
the cottager ak 10 the o~nw "A
sinn." Same way with ~
Newer deserts a hours "a
humble. L. u.sy.lie COURSE.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-14

4 Ia ill., name of j. A klliii Ms
-. rliu. W 49, Jones'. 'eofgt 'r'f,
An. Nsii-ki a .. Gray, y. y lTonafd
aud u ~ shelton
an LEONARD street. property le-crin' 2
". I'D Block 13 should be d"sefin'd
Z. Iat D. Block u, and aH-'-sin,nt
.to,.d y. ngau-t Alice Rankin hm"f
...stbsats Fr,d ioscnskiuid. y q. lsn'-
,e.liad Alr- s D infenesioid, and es-
.t.t. - q g. lsnrnskinld, in-tehd % ~
Id fa,rn.kioid Estate
/ On Mann street. bot g. Block -
Beach Portion. now a-s"-.'a ats,"s'
H.. HENRY UHulos aud estate oi hrn.
b, HaNlet fronting 1850 irct on Mann
~tret. should he a-s's,'d against Mt.
U.nrg Uauley So. Mamie u"lcv MIS-
f uf. Itanis Dove Pay hRwleN' iHa
Sutherland. Mrs Mahl Williams, a.
Ashr., street. Dot , blo-k -d BEACH
Portion of the lu ul Corpus lhu-ti.
T,as. naa as.,-..l a. fhe property ni
Naf. ArIurnnn -hould ho assrss'd o.
f.D rn.r,rit of and t.ainst Kate No
f..rfan. Nr Mary hampton. ilmr-
u.I. rnnn. Fnuui. Nhslau as Guardian
t.. Mobile. fa.k Marguerite aud
Nrr N.f rn1r fuinnr- nnd lHrin-t -aH
,rrur.. nuf Also lauinst nri as thc prop
artt of Gilbert hufl ani james Nc
UtIn arI Nr- lthrI lnri and 'uf
ir.I a- joint nuunn
un HeM,n tntt iut so n Hl~k
Isl. Harn Portion of the 'ity w
t0Iu. lHf.ti Itha.. u--Ntr.d u- ihr
puI rtf af tni aHia-t VS.. n
IH d h against
nrI tHr mmrtr nf Nr tgthf'ur
uH. IH.n 1thn Gallagher Richard
UaHH.h.r llto Gallagher john nniiag.
Ar Do Mario Gallagher aUd Nr j.
-unu a- Joint owners
n Mesquite ~tnft la iu Block
90 fronting H feet 600 Hd -tr,t NOW
a- the property 80 and aeninst
Wr a Hutchinson .hnUld D.. rsHs-
-t-..d auu-t and ts thr property OF the
mft- h-t ahot. manned as lwnt own.
r Aud
WUIErNs zoe .nid O.y Council Be- OF
OBJ. .rInu Hul 10 iu herOhy deter
uin. 'Nat th.n Ie IS naa.--ltt GO correct
au mistakes ,rrors aud in,aiditlss
tnd tu rar-U-- th. ahnt. dr-srhpd
property aud ,hr ovm.n thr-3i o- h,p'
uaif.f ani horluhoio. .t fru.
IHt hearing h given f0 a.l oNu
.rs hereinafter um 'rrru'~Iun mru-
TONED thnr unrnts uttHwr'a ur amy
UtN.r interested rHItN rniHr th,
aM r.H-.a--mrut foe heu.Nt- th.roL
ava 4ut matter boo connection urr,Wlth.
all.A .,uuug vhnll be- hold .n thr tuun
c mmhor of tm Ctt nam of ut nid
iifi 80 CORPUS thFIstl. un thc .utH d4N
"'' ~
~ " w
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tm. aud rlec th,, Ihl BE- heard d. to
mont iD their property ZOO "a. 90 amy 9th
% matter or thing 300 connection with
t.'' aid 81. '.sr-smrH'. at which mc'ting
q. aud produce nd,uc. and thc said
'''' '" ''''' "''''
.on.. tDnr nraa,. .,,orn..,.. w .i1n-
I'.'.. ~ ~ , ''l' ''''..I "n '''',
lD'. n..t.' 'iN' '.'
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90 "h'h publications ,mil he iad at
t''-l l"n 'i' d''' p"r t' thr tfte 200
i'I 'h' -''d h'auns
nat rr name. Of %. present owner.
of puprrty m bc rra--e..rd th. dr
-crpuou ut thrir property aud t,r
nmmut- proposed auiust th.m and Oh.
amount ptr trent foot of simttiuu urnp
Di}. ar as follows. tu.wit
NAME
Mrs unr Unul.v rsy Hawltv fo.
,ua n.,r lJs ~u,..l,GJ VEi.l Nj.
Same as above
D rsf, NJ ru...
t....,.., ,., '1 m"n '''ll, NJ W. Jones',
u h leonard IA n Sc, $50. 81 "'"i'
elNif ni % o. lo,cB-kiold Mrs s b
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-14

Taf thc rmNtu. hl M Daaw .n ID
CERTAIN ffHnehifD nuNtfh hu 4ulIn
nuee eiHnimf tp s. d. rHsWrH. hit
aaecpuulH ana aafIsna ihH nrh d.
Uafainici nalniHm nN nrWir d $50.
irin Nf uIrrtuh1n rulWHla wihm thr
rfs of rArrNa cnrNil and otaf nl0nf
HtfoH NnH ur'In ihHaf rHfafin hrrU.n.
aftcr ieeianAtUl NfHrff Hul HtDnntH n
ihs gltp 40 Nntna chfHfi. RESINS tna
resui flpr NIn .ufffucin0. uurlItlHu.
s'inirmeNt nnd mathematics tbuif0l
Aaanai lhe nanin. to D. 10 Can
wa, n turrtin franchise untitled Nn
1rdHafen NfanNnN w NuHNtl
hiH rngcDNeaia sNU uH.InuH nn fl.hf tu
construed mniutHin fnH niffntr .sa.
tenn uf lnfrniialH railways Within thr
iiiy Hi tHtHH fhtHif tna ettr liau.
g., tnH ard mpen ihnef rfliHm h,roln
fht .itfiHnatfi Hiferw aud aNNuuee n
she sitN uf trfuuH Dhfstl f,Nts. rna
freuitfiHH ihe construction operation.
equipment Hnd mamtei auue iheirur
The matter ~ ho'ilna mld ntsoLl
oiryiion shalt te governed hp enc laua
uf the state ui rrsaa wgulsinr ren
uar elections n ESQ eiA ~ corpus
rhflail. Neeecs County lrNnH
ropS " ,ha resolution. slsucd hS
thN Mayor " the vlty nl Corpus ChriN-
Al eiilli saiNn aa ptaiei raiire az aail
election and mo stid MhYH 30 directed
49, cause sho same 60 hp ifuHtrl un nt
Fsld Vetinn placo IN sah yoliue pro.
rlnri. the fahlN bolng public pieor lu
flid cifN. and go CAuhe ilir tbmo. tn.
roiher With e,ls oi eaid oriiuanov
90 be- published ln q rrwspapsr pnn
ilHhcd in inc city Uf Corpus rhuail
NnercH County Tc,an fnr thirty ESQ
daNs pilef lu lhe time ~ hnidlne asld
.slsotlnn"
TIE ntdinan'o sftul Hna ffAuChiss
vhi.h ig a. ho aiSym Hrintrd Rfa
ndorted or rciected b. a. follows in.
wit;
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-14


Whereas. on TIE Ssh day II July. a.
u. 1918, the riiy Council of ihf cay
~ Corpus Christi NhecoH cuuniY
Tcaas. nt a fsHuinr uceins hcid pa
The CITY rbh ~ aal4 a-if, the fol-
ipwlrR rcsnlbiloa was faif offered w
CDDnllsalunff siihetinnd sfcuutrl ~
commisnonnr ward and aGuAta D.
Tho Following vote TO- VII iiuF NlllNf
a. H. sutherland g -. ward b. Q.
CnlllnN ssa !. ~ Gallagher An voting
aye;
~Rssolp,lon,
Whereas J ~ rnaNfi W H1u inega
Cafeteria. hps psililDnei the NiiY
Council ~ the CUy N corpus rhHmt
b virtue II lhe authority contained
Ia tbc charter ~ sold city 81 priof
special eleeilon fnr fbe adppiiDn ni
rejection " ihe LEGALLY qualified rofefa
" thr Cliy ~ Corpus rhilaii ~ t1D
prant ~ fsAaei.t- l-:.s.ffiffH ufisr fit
said II caawel ulc rlghta p0wors
nud PRIVILEGES net forth lu ihr snid
ordinance entitled IAN ordinance
prantlfa io } w. C4eweii hA ucers
Aufa A,id neaifnH Csc fifhi in ruNfifirf
maintain and operate "a sYeitm 30 "a.
isrurban railways Within ihe ciiN nf
Cufl.ue rhuaii an.i ntsf Hlrns aafe-a
SID nron inef certain hffeinHffrf
designated airAs lud lvffufa iN ihn
Ciiy ~ corpus rhiAti fNtnn nna
trrulniinn sac taFaiFaefisH operation
,.,i,ii nsti and mHiniHnaufa thereof
Therefore. Nc b Resolved Ni ihc Ciit
Council ~ me CTS N Corpus chfHn
N0eefu COUNTY, Tfa
fhHt b. iH Nofehf nrrrfi tilrf 1n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-14


" - KY 'H'.l 'i W. tY OF 'or.
''i"iN lN.'.. nniHiw Do assess
ct r''' 'i li'' r"@l "i m
proving ''"i''i't l'"w,d la"
l"'l' t'"'n Ndnn anal
, 'N 'N l' 'n''nei
''n f''Iri'' ".m'i'H' ihr""n aud
"" 'N i""r'ii, tnd do
''''' 'N 'iN'' N'N
.rt rr pte,t,..n p, nam, ,,....
Iil iIil tN iflN
v.un....
''iIN' 49, '" 'J ,tf ms bore
Nh..' ..''"'l"n iuA passed d"
Guy '"iN..' ''i 'ihfi rf"t,t'lus.
YUM '.'i''i. th'i'i". riusd thr iHi
i'. h'iN'" l"iii'nf oi strort- Boz aid
'"''d '1 paving game
M .'"'' 'f,''o, "n itr'n,h
i .''n '.' '..' "''A thr necessary
ila'nF ii..n. tnd installation ui surb
'NI t"'i.i lnNit
.'''i' Nii..i i"m its 'nirupciiou
N''' Y Nuiih lns oi hrl
'''lAt NirfUi from West
iinr oi ifuaiNst tH tp-t mur nf Iast
Ntr..t lAwrnca ~tunt from Nr.i Hu,
" "ti'f >tr..i Go Fast hue of Mos
N''' ''''st h'id'n street from West
'''' Vt 'Nai'fuu Ntn1 tn iast Jane sd
'i.N.i Mann Street from Wrst
'A't vi 'haWHni street % East Dime of
Wi ' i'. '''' i.,.... Aeor,y street from
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-14
AN oRolMnMor

Hmnilnr 90 !. ~ CnnNon hlt snccrs
aufs and asaiens thc nfht ga coustruct.
mpintnin and oporatr q atatem &c inc
terfhan railways within the rIN of
''ornuH Christi ara oNtf alone. a,ptss
md upon ghase crrtain herlnaficr dcs.
ieneted streets aud aNenNNa in the Cits
~ cofpus chusti 1eSaa and weulat
ing the eanssFncilun. "prtafien. cuup-
rnrni ana maintenance shcreof
ls~ "A Ordained ~, fhc gity f'nnhtii ~
thr city ~ vorpu christie
Sectinu That = a. raHVon hts
successors or nssifps heriaafter
tormHsi and niNlra thc grantee "a hegc
b, grnniea. fur ported ~ thirty wars
ffosn The date ~ laasace and Apnn,val
h~reof ths risht privilege and fran.
ehise ~ cpnhlfnyiins. maif tanning and
opentuir SINGLE intch irierurinn
railway aSstem wi,hip thc vity ~ ,,rs
pas Christi and oVef. ainnr nru,se
and unnn the following n~mcd strccta.
avernee and niltSa nf fhc Cits - CNr-
puH Christi, Texas. go,witi
i'eeinnlns 81 The Intersection ~ Wa.
irr street ana Srhatzel Httrct. Thence
wiln Water street 10 the intersection
~ fufmau Avenue Thence with Far.
man Asernc 90 The Intersection ~ has
View A1epue Thence With Hay Wow
Aynnuh a. The intersection ut l1nae,,cl
Avenue. 1benre with llanrork Ava
une 20 the Intersection 81 Secoasi
Street Thence wlsh Second Street %
the snteffectiaa ~ Merean Avenue
Ihesss-s NlsH Ans$an Asenea So the ln-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-14


ihe burden imposed ma.
ouner hs msRng 81 tle o4p,'
mrni and. -
WHEREAS. The f.ee \,
cermin crf"Fs in The 49,. -
~ ihe IFS Council of M. ~, !
property ahuttine On 49,. u
NAMED, which streets 49,
fore improved under oo.,,.. "a
city, yments undsr $50
are now due cryase. an 49,
hc necessity and emefes,. -
the suspension OF the 49,.
Yiding that no oniinapea y.
shall De- passed finally 4. !. M
introduced. and that saeA -.
resolution shall b. road !, /. -
meetings 81 the Citv c,.,~ 4
Mayor having declared ~,
emergency and impemti,s ~.
,ity exists. and reqnest.sI g.. -
Ter rule i~ -urpenA,a
Resolution la passed fin.llr =
u h. introduced. and TAX
cficrt from and after ~ ~ u e
fore laid charter rule j. ss-,.,
peid,d. and this B,salus,.. !.
o. b. boz full force from ~ 1.
adoption
Adopted. 2ud day u lnly
Approved. ssd dat VI iuis
Mayor of the city 81 gsr -
l-EALI
= j MrLIlgAN.
1ity SECRETARY
Corpus Christi. Tcxas. L..
To the Members of the ts,,
"a" Nty of ooTu Chri.,, n
Ntutlrmsuf-
For the reasons SGT forth |, a
gsHos claus, OF the iug,sssiss =
d public emergency and imp,,,s' /
necessity EXISTS f0r the .u,,.s.
charter rule or regulation M,
uanc" or resolution -hall'te s..
a. nn the date IL b. intro.lea.I
su,h ordinance or ruasla,,..
rad 70 three several me,sls,, n
city touncil, ! therefore h,ri, n
that vou suspend said chart~ 4.
gWremont and pass aid n
finally 40 the day 10 il iutfol,-.
thv pr'srit meeting Of the "a, |
l'esp~aiulA /
Roy Mud
Mayor of\thc city Of Corps h
Ihc Charter Rule wa. .us,-sl.. \
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-14
OPTICAL NOTICE TO PROPERTY
OWNERS

ON Chanaiml Leopard Lawrence. Me-.
quite, belden, Mann and Aubrey
Street
NuHnn City SECRETARY Of
tlt Ga, nl iofpas Dhuat n punruaa,
40 tis HEREINAFTER .ri uuf n solution. An
hunhf H'ur unt. .N mbimtion ui thr
amr ui th' matters sHl tMngs thnr.n
Contained em,h Iutnu n a. iol
lUft. .N4t
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-14

hN" INV HhAN Ii'Wfty ubna
agents or attorneys are ihrr,l,s
ii,d to lee aud appe,r At the ca
go & muhcr, az the 1ity Hall d AZ
ut Corpus christi, Nucoes toura, /.
un the 2uth dag of July. A D q
uiH" o'clock A. M,, and presspl u,
FICTITIOUS, IL any they have, a. ba
proceedings or assessmcnts
WITNESS my hand aud IT, \
thr city of Corpus christi, ts n
ui july \ ID 1913
T. J Mullk'
tlty SECRETARY OF the 0ity cd
.~fAlI Christi.
ADVERTISEMENT
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-14

Amont
Description of Property Rs'l-
Lot g. Block rs, Beach portien =
Dt, ot corpus christi. ifcaiiE
50 feet on Mrrquisc street
l.ot g. Blocl. %, Bach, FrnilN
liO feet ON Mann Stirct-.----
Lot ~ Block 3, Beach portlonr
city uf corpus christi, lsoir
ON lawrrnce Street....--..----.'--
Lot l2 Block 2, Beach Portion Z +
fest on Chaparral Stnet--
lot e. Block -, Bluff Pohia {
Fronting $50 feet on lspr~
Niir't ..---....-.--...
lot Il. Block 10, Bluff Portion, y
iuet un Leopard stg'rt--.
lot = Block 20, Beach. Fron'A
900 feet on Aubrey street ~
lot 3 Block 81, Beach, Froa''S
800 feet ON Beldcn street -
lot :, Block "a. beach. frepn+
'u tort ON Mesquite Strc'<
Part OF Lot ). Block 4. bf
fronting 40 feet ON IhAis"
H"NANNl +
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-14

Lot q Block 81, Reach, Ffea'%
l.h feet ON Helden street -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-14

lot = Block 20. Beach. FronlA
700 feet on Aubrey street T
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-14

Mayor ofNthc city Of Oarps b
The Charter Rule was susral,. n
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-05-05
WILL MARKET ONIONS ABROAD.
President of Onion Growers AsSO-
citation Predicts Great Future
for Iowa Product.

Davenport, Ia, May 3.-Presi-
dent Charles Hanna of the Pleasant
Valley Onion Growers association
has returned from a six weeks trade
trip to South America to look up
new markets. He has established
permanent agents in several South
American countries and the bulk of
this years Iowa onion crop will be
sold direct from the Scott county
farmer here to the consumer abroad.
The Iowa growers, who sell all
of their product through the coop
erative sales agency maintained in
connection with the organization,
will also keep two travelling men in
southern states of this country to
sell the remainder of their onions
there.
1t is said that the southern plant
er, unable to market his cotton crop
this year, has turned to the planting
of thousands of acres of truck crops.
putting in great amount of onions.
This means that the Iowa bulb will
have stronger competition this fall
than ever before.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-05-05
EBERT SAYS:

Self-made men are most of them
a little bit rough.
MIney that is cleaned up is
quite often the most filthy.
The man in Jail has been found
cut-thats the reason he's in.
An anomaly: The slower you go
the more time you have to live.
A widows weeds grow after the
flower of her heart fades away.
Falling in love may be fool
thing to debut fools have got to do
something.
IT'S funny how getting married
brings a man to his senses-but it's
too late to use them.
Calling women mans better half
is an acknowledgment that it takes
a woman to make a man.
There is nothing more embarras
sing for the moment than to tell o
good story and not have it take for
lew SECONDS.
We talk a great deal about prac-
ticing what we preach-it's well
that we don't talk as much about
preaching what we practice.
If you know anything mean about
a woman's husband it would not be
wise to tell it to her--besides it
would not be telling her anything.
A man who says little is quite Of
ten given reputation for wisdom
but that is probably because he says
little to expose his ignorance.
Before marriage a girl imagines 4
man is wonderful being. After
wards she admits he is or he
couldn't have fooled her the way he
did.
1t quite often follows that the boy
who only goes to Sunday School be,
cause he has to is compelled later in
life to go to some other place he
doesn't want to.
A specialist gave up as hopeless a
case being treated for blindness and
presented his bill. That opened the
patients eyes, but he hasn't seen
the specialist yet.
Many young man who has liked
away from the farm has had reason
to be glad that dad hung onto the
old place and put away enough to
feed another mouth during the win
ter.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-05-05
WESTERN STORM CAUSES BIG
LOSS.
Live Stock Suffers Severely i'm I'm
usual Occurrence i'm Coast
States.

San Francisco, May "a herder
in Morrow county, Oregon, found
400 of his newly shorn flock of l.
900 alive yesterday after the pitt
less storm of wind, snow, sleet and
hail which for two days had swept
that portion of the United States ~
ing west of the Rocky mountains. In
southern California icicles hung
from apple trees. The first snow
within mans recollection fell in the
Salt river valley in Arizona and
across the Nevada desert the wind
attained the proportions of hurri-
cane.
Damage to sheep in eastern Ore
gon alone was estimated at $780,
900. Incidental damage will in
crease the total loss to well above
$1,000,000, according to reports
available here last night.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-05-05
Don't Use Wet Towels.

Be careful how you wash your
electric light lamps. Mrs. C. j.
Kruse, wife of the NJ. f. minister
at st. Johns, Michigan. narrowly es-
capped electrooution when she at
tempted to wash an electric light
bulb with a wet towel. AS both hands
touched the bulb she was drawn from
the floor ~ the strength of the cur
rent which passed through her BODY,
and the circuit was not broken until
the crod parted. She was badly
bruised by falling against the bath
tub, and her wrist was sprained.
Both hands were burned
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-05-05
ALFALFA SURVEY MIDDLE WEST
How to Raise Hay Without Conflict
ing With Other Crops is
Problem.

Washington, D. c., May Be
ginning soon, G.. M. Hennis, expert
of the office of farm management,
department of agriculture will
make an investigation and survey
with a view to determining alfal
fa's PLACE in systems of farming
adapted to the central west. His
activities will be centered in Iowa
and Illinois. Later on Mr.. Hennis
will have the assistance of several
other experts.
While a great deal of alfalfa is
grown in Iowa, Illinois, and sur
rounding states, farmers generally
have not yet succeeded in working
out the problem of how to make this
crop fit into the present systems of
farming so that alfalfa will not con-
flict with the corn crop and crowd
the labor requirements in such a
way as to cause loss to both crops.
According to experts of the Office
of farm management, alfalfa alrea
.dy has demonstrated its adaptable
ity to farming conditions in Iowa,
Illinois, and the central west gener-
ally, and produces big yield at
large returns. Corn also produces
great yields and offers large re-
turns. With the two crops overlap
ping and congesting labor many
farmers are at a loss which to
choose.
Mr.. Hennis will endeavor to work
out this problem, ultimately show
ing the farmers how to manage their
work so as to raise both corn and
alfalfa when deemed desirable. AT
the outset he will make a general
survey with view to outlining parts
of Iowa and Illinois in which he de-
sires other farm management ex-
perts to make detailed surveys.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-05-05
TOURIST CAR SERE-
ICE TO LOS ANGELES.
Lew Round Trip Fares West.

Lew Round Trip Fares West.
Excellent tourist car service thru
to Los Angeles without change of
cars, and in record time, is now in
operation.
What is more, this service pro-
vides for arrival in Los Angeles in
the morning. Travellers will appre-
ciate this 1t is not desirable to ar
rive in a strange city at nightfall.
The morning arrival gives all day to
get properly located.
Train leaves DEBORAH every Tues
cay at 9:10 A. NJ, for connection at
Calmar with the tourist car which Is
operated via Marion, Iowa, connect
ing there with THE PACIFIC
LIMITED the "MILWAUKEE'S S"
leading train to California, arriving
at Los Angeles 1880 A. NJ. Friday.
This new arrangement also pro-
vides service to Denver, San Fran
cisco, and Portland, also to Omaha
and towns intermediate.
In this year of unusually low fares
you can afford to return from Cali
fornia via the wonderful Pacific
North Coast, visiting the Puget
Sound Country and then coming east
over the "MILWAUKEE'S" remark
able scenic route through three great
mountain ranges, the picturesque
TRAIL OF THE OLYMPIAN." This
gives you the GRAND CIRCLE
TOUR of the entire Coast at only
a trifle more cost.
For sleeping car reservations,
Western Travel literature, and full
information, apply to local agent of
the Chicago, Milwaukee G. st. Paul
Railway.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-05-05
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Notice of the appointment of an
administrator of the estate of Ber-
tina Espeseth deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that the
subscriber has been duly appointed
administrators of the estate of Ber-
tina Espeseth, late of DEBORAH town
ship, in the county of Winneshiek,
state of Iowa, deceased, intestate,
and has taken upon himself that
trust by giving bonds as the law di-
reefs. All persons having demands
upon the estate of the said deceased
are required to exhibit the same;
and persons indebted to said estate
are called upon to make payment to
G. r. HAMRE,
Administrators.
Dated at DEBORAH, Iowa, April %,
1915. ia
N. WILLETT, Attorney.