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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-11

=. ]. STACKPoLE. PrsJt aHG Edifoy-iH- Chief
+. r. OYSTER, Business MaHdger.
GUS NJ. SnEINMETZ, Managing Editor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-11

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-23
COUNTY NEWS.
SEAL HARBoR.


Mrs Roy Bulgsr vss . weekend guest
Of her sister, Mr. Grafton Pink
Mrs- Orris Grindal, with infant son, Of
Psnobscos, is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Clarence Pfnkham-
Mrs Joseph Bagiey and three children,
Who have been with Mr.. Bsgiey hers for
the past week, returned to Brewer We'd
nesday.
Mrs Frank Mccarthy, OF Ellsworth, and
Ms Beatrice Pasten, of wsterviiie, we're
in town TO attend the funeral OF Frank
Phspper-
Mrs Gilbert Rose brook and daughter,
Mrs. Leslie Rice, and granddaughter Bar
bara OF Cranberry Isles. visited friends in
town last week
The r,cshers OF the Kindergarten chill
dren met nj the kindergarten rooms lsss
TnsrSday evening. Refreshments were
served and games and music entoyed.
The community was saddened By th<
sudden death of Frank Phippen on We'd
nesday, Aug. ., OF heart sroubie- he leaves
q widow. who vas Neitie Pierce. OF this
place, four children and one brother,
Chester, OF Northeast HArbor.
Aug. Il. p.
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COLTS HIASD

Charles H. WEIGH and wifi. q, gs.,,.
have been spending sex week. :; Ca
Farm.
Mrs Maynard joyce. OF salsz. Ma.
and her two children. Msrsory szd ps,'
man. are visiting her nsees. Mrs.. Va.
Harding.
Mn Robert Rankin, OF Lsnssors ..
Nrs- vesta Gots and Mrs. Frsak a.
OF Bernard, we're guests Of n.
Peserson at Petit PlaisanfST,e~s.v .
Quiie delegation from Bar Ha--.o- :.
tied Mr. ami Mrs. WEIGH. q 3d. :.
'-oid Farm Tuesday Among saer -. :.
M ana Mrs Orlando Ash. Josp a.
Miss Fannie A. 10 &c ase gr.. B,..-s
Murphy Of Bernard
Aug. 10 o.,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-23

upon the food that is eaten. oiEs-'Ta
and assimiiated- That i enc reason
Why . good healthy apostle : -l.I
q reliable sign OF general aea4iai 'Is
food that is not dixesffd and rsias
is apt not to be Thoroughly disssiz1 anu
assimiIased. and aps.a therefore, 10
come largely waste matter. lns'ss1 %
nutriment for building material
~Taniac Is preparation o. N
barks and berries especially p
to eombet these conditions IL
praised by thousands who have
relieved Of Nervousness. pso2.s
starving nervous systems asVs
well fed and restored 10 uo-zssa
ditiou.
Tanlac Is now being insrcoHtsa
Bangor at Caldwell Sweet crrg s''''
where q man from the Ihniae Lo0i
tories explains the new tonic % u"
general public.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-23
HIGH STREET WOMAN Tells
HOW SHE WAS RELIEVED OF
NERVE and STOMACH ILLS.

Mrs Leroy Groves, 50 High street,
Portland. was an intense sufferer from
nervous Indigestion. She obtained
bottle Of Taniac, At the Maine State Ex-
position, and this is What she has TO
say:
was subject to attacks of nervous
indigestion. had these attacks on an
average of two or three times every
week, and the pains we're often 90 e.
we're that would simply drop 70 the
noor.
Since taking Tanlac l hare mot had
any trouble with my stomach, old en-
envy, and am very glad to recommend
1t bsanse OF the relief it has given
me-.
The qualities that make Tsnhc
worthy Of Mrs. Groves praise are nos
. matter Of 'hsppeb so". Ii ID we'll
kncwn fact that the strength Of the
entire system depends upon nutrition,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-23
BUCKsPoRT.

Bockspcrt. Oriand and Dedham have
formed . union for superiptendence OF
schoois- h r Houston has been elected
superintendent.
Edvard Dodge, driver OF the mail route
to East Eocksport, had . narrow escape
from serious accident Ssturdas. Mr..
Dodge uas turning his team in front of
the poetofiice when the rear wheels of the
carriage we're hit By passing automobile.
Ths horse became frightened and m,
throwing Mr.. Dodge ont. TIE horse ras
stopped after going short distance By
collision with another team. Mr. Dodge
vas BADLY shaken mp and vas unable 20
resume his duties for the day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-23
AMHERsr.

NrA Horace Watts, T.. OF Old Town, 10
visiting her sister, Afs- L A. Edgeriy.
Mis- Ha.sa Ksnsisson, OF Clsv.iand. O.,
is visiting her hrothef, Harold Remission.
A. n. Jewett and wife, OF Brewer, are
spending severai weeks At their hone here.
The iee-cream social BY Good Will
grange Friday evening was . success
socially and financially.
Giendon Treadwell and family, Of
Orono. spent severai weeks recsntiy with
his parents. James Treadweil and vile.
Corydon Richardson. OF nar Haroor, il
spending few days in town. he was SC
eompanied by Rev.. Archie Coilens, .
former pastor here.
There Was = democratic rally at the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-23
DEDHAN.

Mrs. Dors Liftieteld is spending ..-
days in Lincoln.
Miss Ethel Fogg, Of Banso,. xisissd hsr
parents Sunday.
l. Z. Black. OF GreenviIie, scat tie
week-with his parents here.
Alderman J. E. Turner ant vile. Of
B-e~er. and their son Ernest wers quest.
on Sunday Of E. ". Brrrlu aac siss.
c. L. Burriii, wife and soa. sao leslie
Burrin and ~ife, spent TIE wees-sae in
Aurora. guests o: Herbert Silzsy AID vile.
Aug. Il r
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mutual Brnrfi, Cslu,an.
EDITED 81 -.1sr nADsE--


Tie purposes Of tAis eoaazn are ssccfsc :!
stated in the TIE and nctre-ls as toT the wgs
e<zeEx zsd aims 10 se sssffzi azd sep<fsK
Eetrx fsE Lne eeIDes zcesi- Il = for sse cen
mcn Ese-a pzslsc srr2Hs- Parveysr 81 Ia
fs-Ezxtep kBs Suggestion. zesEszz for TIE Ia
serehaExs OF s3s4s- IL tabs esEseSsy Il sosAesf-
co1r gzsczrzsas and rs sEcees- ssepersiz largely
o. tie sgPrsrs g1vss 4 in tAi= respect Co=-
zzzsczssous 1885, be stxae1- ezE sae sxz< Of
vrszer xtzl soz - prfssess except ~ peTmsssson
CozmgE3czfscas vtti e< szssssrs 20 spgsrosaf az
rsseczsan sy sse ee-tsr ct tA@ ess9zs. SgE ssee
VIII oe rxFecre,s wlsheei good reason Atatress
al con Ea1sczttozs Is
TIE AMgE7csS.
slls~orsh, Ne
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peciAlly 70 the ErAage< Of Harce<k eounfy-
TIE cslann n cPen 70 All sr.nsers for the
discussion ef topics Of general inseress- .sS
fer reports OF grange meetings Make Letters
short AID eeHxlse- All eouzzsicafaons mast
be signed BAT n21ss viii rcs ee prirseo ex-
sept ~ permission q the wriser- Al GOA
nzzicsszo1s VIII be sassess TO approval By
tie edisor, bas soae viii BE rejected sisAest
good reason
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-23
AT JAcKs0xyiLLE.

OpeaisR Of the Big Annual Camp
peetiag To-day.
The Jscksbnviile camp mseting opens
to-day. and confiaues to September /, in
ciasive. The program this year is OF
special exeeilence. and some heiilian&
speakers siii be heard.
To-morrc~, viii be tenperanc. day,
when the Temperance workers. Of eastern
Maine viii gathe4 under tie aaspiees OF
the washingtoa county w. c. 7. U. In
the aftefnoon. Althsa G. Q1imby, OF
Turner, State president OF the W. Z. I. T.,
viii speak In the evening young people
Of the eoanty wii enter . spsaking con-
test for medal.
Friday, Aug. 8. viii BE- Sunday school
day. A program OF special strength has
been arranged. There will be . large
delegation Of Sunday school voxkers OF
every Denomination.
II 10 planned to have the national issues
discussed by Representatives Of the two
great PARTIES Hon. Josephus Daniels, OF
Washington, D. c., secretary Of the United
States navy, viii speak saturday afte:-
noon. Aug D.
Among the other eake,s Who are ex-
pected during the following week are Rev.
]. 3 Burnett, of Chattanooga, Tenn, vice
president OF the Chattanooga University;
Kew. a. E. Dunnaek, D. D., of Bangor.
State librarian; hon Leslie N. Shaw,
former United States treasurer. and other&
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SPEC
EDEN.

Mrs. Dorothy Thomas il visiting reia-
tives in Bosson.
Miss Josie Leland has employ m<nt .
Bar Harnor.
Mrs Mary Dease Leland is in Bar Har-
Dor for beg weeks
Mrs- Ada AiteiUil and daughter Doris
visited her mother, NM Sarah Leland.
last week.
Mrs A. D. wasgatt and daughter Annie,
Of Los Angeles, CAL, uere guesss Of Mrs.
II. VI. Jeliison last week
Ms. Charlotte Elliott, OF New York,
Who has been visiting her mother. Mn
W. L Alley, has returned home.
Ebsn L Higgins, respected Citizen Of
the town, ased Monday Of last week. He
had been u many yesrs. and for the past
two years confined TO his bed He vas
t<ndeE1y oared for by bis faithful wife.
Aug. II. V.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-23
HIPS.
WEST TREuoN..

Miss Mildred Reed hs. beer yi.i,,,.
her brothers al Moose Isle bar.
Wilder l. Robbins. OF Porslsrd.
Gently visited his parents here
w. B. Robbins arrived hone las; r...
10 spend q month with MS xf.s
Mrs. Miller, Of Portland, il vls.fsuz ~.
nephew D. A. TolEan. a, Z. ". Lzzt1..
Mrs George Neiden OF Cszh,idr
Mass. who has been Waiting ssr rctbe,
Mrs Sadie Eye, returned hon- szad.v.
Mrs. Jason Kane and son Joe. xno .u-n,
tseir sscsf'oE here ~ith Ms. Ean+',
mother. Mrs- Eiixra Rumill- rste-nse to
Massachusetts, Sunday.
Aug IL THExA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-23
ATLANTIC.

Miss Winaie Grey, Of yiAl Hayen, i
the guest Of Mr. Waiter joyce.
Mn Adeibert Torrey spent fev days
recsntiy uith relatives At Swans island.
Maynard Soycs So Asniiy, q Salem,
Asss-, srrissd iass week. Mrs. JOYCE uith
children I'm rssarn the Hsss Of September
Mr. Joyce uili ktsy mere 20 bald Q house
f0 biz hsosAer, ssdssy joyce
All are sorry to isars OF the dsath OF
Aliea Rssd- Of wsstbfook, Mr.. Reed vas
Q fcfpex resident OF Atlantic. He leaves Q
widow. one beuehee. Of Westheook, one
sister here and one in Hsrpsweii.
Aug. H. j.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-23

: The upper saw mill of the Jordan Lum-
Der &c. NJ Milford was burned Wednes-
day night, rTith two carloads Of lumber
and small storeho1se and contents The
loss xils EXCEED 80. on.
Rev. John Patrick SeIlisan, q native Of
Bangor and for twenty-five years chaplain
of the National Soldiers Home at Togus,
died Thursday morning, of pneumonia.
after . weeks Illness He was fifty-seven
years Of age
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-23
CANNING DEMONSTRATIONS.
Excellent Work Beinx Done by Ham
cock CouDty Girls

Excellent Work Beinx Done by Ham
cock Cousty Girls
In four Hancock county towns recently
the girls garden and canning clubs met
tor demonstrations in canning, given By
instructors Of the extension service OF the
University Of Maine
In Ellsworth Falls IN outdoor demon
stration was gwen in the yard behind the
ehorch- In HaDceck. West Franklin and
Salisbury Core. indoor demonstrations
we're At the grange halls
In Ellsworth Pals and Hancock the
ciab members are caring for twentieth-
acre gardens in addition to learning boz
10 can the products growing in these gar
dens In West Franklin and Salisbury
Core the girts have undertaken the can
ming only. All their work 10 done &C.
eordinx TO instructions sent them by the
Universify Of Maine extension service.
Membership in the garden and canning
clubs is open to any boy OF girl besween
ten and eighteen years old. without ex-
pense- All demonstrations for club menu
bers are free and public
Az the recent canning meetings the girls
pat up such products - beet green's, beets,
beams, peas, rsspb<rries. blneberries and
pearx, under the direction Of the demon
serstsrs, who exptained the reasons and
principles underlying each step of the
process Many OF the girls wore caps and
aprons which rhey themselves made &C
cording to instructions sent them
- rryu--
Fails, Mrs. Gaien H Young. Of Hancock,
Mis- Adah Ssnee, OF West Franklin, and
NiA Sadie Mcfarland, OF Salisbury Cove,
sct - local leaders Of the clubs in their re-
spectise communities- Local leadership
consists in a.-eeting with the club sa<sn-
be<s, experimenting their woek and Sd
wishing them gesenliy. Ii ID an unpaid
servios-to the eommunity, requiring tina
and effort. and the pablie-spirited men
and women over the Seass rho have un-
ssaAahiy undertaken this work deserve
apcreciefion and eommendaeion-
A county coasest for garden and canning.
poultry, pig and potato clubs will be held
in Ellsworth in October. when prizes viii
be swarded for the best exhibits.
he names OF the yoong hdies IN Ham
cock county garden and canning clubs
follow:
Ellsworth Fails-Doro<hy Shaekford,
Katherine Conley, Mary Loweree, Frances
Lo~eree, Frances Moore, Priscilla Scott,
Marion Barns-
Hancock-LiIian Martin, Goldie Mar.
tin, Minsa Ssratton. Lizzie Moon, Dorothy
Cook, Merle Sabsns, Graes Bridges and
Gladys Martin
West Frankhn-Rena Coombs, Grace
Darling, Geneva Darling, Dorothy Clark,
Olive smith, Airline Smith, and Marjorie
Coombs.
Salisbury Cove-Georgia Mcfarland,
Ida Prime, Ruby Paine Helen Paine, Cora
Murphy. Ellen Hall, Laurs Sargent, Hilda
Emery, a1d Helen Mcfarland
There are also scattering members in
Otter Creek and Trenton.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-23

Your Bsweas sh sald Move Oncs Day
A free and easy DoveDeat Of the bowels
every day Is . sign Of good health Dr. Kisg's
SeE Life Pills viii give you gentle laxative
effect .ithcas ripping ssd free yoar system
ccnsH patton and have Al excel,eES tonic
effect ON the entire systeD- Makes you fees
ike living Only 3Sc- NJ drugEists-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-23

forn ball Friday evening The .u~ak.
were samuel Graham, assistant ssss-,.-
eensrsl OF thu United sssseG an n
Harley. Of Ellsworth.
Aug. n.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-23

ycF loekz far Iczx dcxz &c rsIlrssd f-sek.
Yof hes5 re- scratch 70 er.iz 20 rack
by suzf- yof say. -sCw de srxia dome gvise
TO make her xsy -hsre &c txo rails ilse.
On ases De ;r.f.. bat II sont appear
To boa6er de brain ce the esxiEe<r.
Az 70 sacs to szd o. &c re2rsr xixht-
Dat &c rails Azas Ir<d a. de tracks all rixAs-
gess 50 Es al il de susurs far.
SEES de path GIT snail; how ne xwise PASS
64rt
Bet ne preach de place an Il wider seem
Az We fin cxsfs SPACE for . tea-nzle team
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-23

The tventy-drst annual reunion OF the
Tracy family viii be held At Gouldsboro
point. At the Jonathan Tracy homestead,
Saturday, Sept 2; if stormy, the follow
ing Monday All are cordially invited.
In the forenoon. social greetings; at noon.
picnic DINNER; afternoon, business meet
ing and literary program
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-23
M'KINLEY.

Adelbert Reed is working for Frank
McMullin.
Arthur Norwood and family, Of Cam
bridge, Mass, are visiting here.
Maurita, small granddaughter, of Frank
Eaton, is visiting here.
The jovial comedian, Peter Murray, has
oeen in town the past fo1r nights.
Mrs Ferris Sawyer and boys after
their vacation here, have returned to BAN
gor.
Aug. IA Pm.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-23

Ms Il. s Mitchell recently entertained
Q feu friends st her home on Tfnker's
island, in honor OF her birthday. The
house wss prettiiy decorated in green and
red. Among tie guests we're Mrs- Downe,
children, and Mrs Anes, OF Ashmont,
M and Mrs.. Kenney, OF West fremont,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pervear, Noose Island. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Keefe and daughter, OF
Boston. Mrs.. Mitchell received many
pretty gifts
Aug. a. SPEC.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-23
SEAL CUyE-

Mrs. Rose Walls Is improving slo~iy.
AFTER q serious illness
Miss B<rnice Ashley 10 visiting her
b-ot her, Irving Ashley, at Nor1heas, Har-
Dor.
Rev. E. A Trife<, OF LOWELL Mass. .
former pastor here, was in town Tuesday,
. guest az the bone OF Ms ". d. Walls.
Mr.. Trites vas accompanied by his caush
ter, Miss Myrtle Tritea-
Aug. 10. y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-23
SOUTHWEST aARsog

c. l. Clement has been elected suoe-fa-
tender; OF the Soorhwes, Hsrscr sesooi
superinfendsnce district, IN pare q l. z.
wilissn who gees to R1rss.1 Mr..
Clement comes here from CIsnron
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-23


is " ell and who
has never suffered
TO realize bow these
poor. suffering 10
men feel when re-
stored to health;
their keen desire 10
hep other women
Who are suffering -
hy did
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-23
4 ceeA ring Tsr CAslar..-

Foley-s honey anA Tar h . particularly
God cold, cough ard crouph nedieine Tor
enildrec because il ecnsains 20 opia1es o.
hahis-sornzinE drugs The little eosAsw Of
sanmer ~ well ~ the iosg sxaadinx deco
seated co1Ghs- that hang on for monfha. Are
eAnfshed BY It's nse- The Hrsf dose brirrs re-
lief 40 eomfort-Aoore's Drag STORE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-23
y III saea.'s Linim<.s Relieve Pan I:

Try il add see-one application will prove
more than . column OF claims James s. Fer
guson. Phiia-, Pa, writes: Il have had won
derful relief since used SioAn's Linimens on
my knees To think ate all these years OF
pain one application gave me relief Many
thanks for what your remedy has done for
me- Don't keep on suffering, apply sioans
LiniReut where your pain is and notice how
quick you get relief Penetrates without
rubbing 4 Buy it At any Drug Store Sc
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-23

For say itching skiH srozeis- Slles. sc1ezx.
salt rhsan. hises. iscs. scz1c hsA1- 2.-yes.
seaoies- DcAs's oinfDers 10 kiyaly reerz-
merded- SC box NJ all ssores-A5rs-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-23

RAIxBow. 3u. xoETH ROCKVILLE
Al the last meeting it was voted to have
chIidren's night the evening OF september
.. lce-eresm will be served Some good
rem arks were made BY the wos thy master
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-23

Dear NJ b. Frserds=
Bes@y Prig. Who sent the poem used
this week. suggests I might take the
iho1xht and ..prsaeh q little sermon On
crossing bridges before you come to
them, bat I think you can all make an
application OF the idea advanced. I've
shark back" ~e csn recall many such
experiences, and ~e ought to profit By
them
Your letter Is great selp. Betsey Prig.
and about the time re see it in print re
hope TO Sc you personally IN company
with it, L e. and the ~heeIhArro~.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-23

A good-sized crowd attended the grange
HeId day At Verona Park Friday. The
Bucksport band wss in attendance for the
entire day. A doe program wss carried
out in the affernoon. W. J. Thompson.
State master. h. W. Burriii, county mas
ter. and Leon = Merrill OF the L OF NJ,
we're the principal speakers- The ladies
OF Verona grange sold cooked food. candy,
punch, ice-crsam- etc.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-23
sczooprc, IN. KRAxxIrx.

Owing to the busy season. only Q few
~efe present thursday evening. One
candidate was instructed in the 6rss and
second degrees Chiidren's might viii be
observed the second meeting in Septem-
Der
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-23
BLUEHILL PALS.

Miss Evans has returned TO Brockion,
Mass
Tinker Ferdenandize and uise, Of New
York, have rented the F. A. Candase coz
tage for August
Aug IA CRCNns-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-23

AsI havert nuek 70 90 to day osly ahcas
Eve hundred and forty things. viii drop yoa
. line tzss to say -haiiea~ a.a good bye
How are yo1 ali getting On tsis hot And
cold sanEer aa6 winter weather. Are yos
tryizx to hay- like as poor uersaIa. Ard mos
saceeeding very re.l. owing 10 the weather
EAa having sseA . Erooch against bag
makers for the last two seasons. But guess
veil ees tArozxh ~ early ~ lass yea-. any
way, tcr Some II tais EiciairF we're ssfli NJ il
the Last Ct September And -hen ~enf 70
o-Asd fair sac one hayEaker coEing cat
Of the ho1se where he had been 70 warm
himself AaEs Maria wozf dispate tails If
she reneEb<rs the kind Of day it WA
The latest rrPort hear Is that the rernion
il TO De acid 1t AuEf Nadges and 1 think.
" L H. We had better 60 III ooEe zp with
the vAeeIbarrow- I, has . ne- Ere<s wheel.
80 ven be the envy Of all bescscers- You
wheel me up hiil and III wheel yoa down.
and veil sov it on the level. unless veg
sh0Eld happ<n 20 wars 70 Wheel me thea, toe,
When I'd les yoa- IL yes eicas 20 too fast -
vast 70 60 SLOW enosgk 70 see All the scesery
On boss sides * the road
Less Start riEht ca as6 visit on the way,
AID any mutual Who vAnEs 70 visit her.
Will please hang rag oEt Of doors in . prczni-
meat pEaee-a red sxx for tvo days visit .
ea1e ese Tor three Gays and white ose viii
eosd rs tor week. ii stormy, longer. Better
hAax Ozf fast Sipe, Tor Il il fades ne might
mistake il for . white ose- gaesA We better
go By ~.y OF Asns NarI2's- ~ sac makes szeA
. spread uses she has company ] doAS
ksoW fsss vnere AGcf NARA Hses o1s II u
somewhere se.r Long pond- aDd sAere are
some Awfai hills near rAas- 20 IL ycu prefer.
n L r. ueIi 70 more direct rcate-
Nov ean teizk Of lot OF foolish seings 70
vrss<. bat bright thoaghss do not noarish in
my mAksrp- An going 70 do bright thing
night nov asd stop. which VIII sarprise yoa
81
No, after AL Euess l scnf stop tn I've
told yo1 how % ersehes rag rug used
wool rags and lsrRe wood book Make
chain tse ieHEta yo2 wAAt yoas rug aad york
single In eacs s<sscA the length OF IL Csang
taas for the center. work back asd forth in
ssnpes or hif o. naias Till hall - vide -
wasted, Asd make o<her half 20 Daseh- lie
yarn fringe IN ends and you II Ike the shape
o<saer than An oral one tried eratoe4 one
that shape once. BY sewing in strip instead
Of roand and fo1nA- bot il vas very -skeu
vhi0" when 1 g0s II done. ssd far from eed.g
. thing ef sesasy-
bake my potatoes In tin plate aed take
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Imperial Valley press., 1916-02-04
Col. Holabird Reports
On His ReceiVership

Los Angeles, Feb. An state
ment to the Superior Court reporting
on his receivership of the California
Development Company, Colonel w. H.
Holabird who has conducted the af-
fairs of the company for more than
six years, gave remarkable resume
of the manner in which the great ir-
rigation system has been lifted from
a money-losing proposition to pay
ing investment.
This significant statement is made
toward the end of his highly interest
ing report:
"Your receiver would also state
that the water rentals due on Janu-
ary /, 1916, if collected and added to
the cash on hand, would provide
enough funds to enable the receiver
to pay and retire all of the receivers
certificates with accumulated interest
at per cent, pay all the costs ap-
proved by the court in the final clos
ing of the reccivership and still have
a considerable cash balance on hand"
Colonel Holabird was appointed re-
ceiver December Is, 1909, and, he says,
his first act was to make careful
examination Of the canal system. This
disclosed that not only was the sys-
tenn in a dilapidated condition, but
that there was hardly any equipment
on hand and the two dredgers owned
by the company were old and in a
state of decay. The total earnings for
that year were S236, ,OOO-a sum con-
siderably less than the cost of oper-
ating the system for that period.
S3l5, ,OOO i'm Certificates Sold.
No funds being available, the re-
ceiver applied to the courts and was
granted permission to issue receiv-
er's certificates, and between Decem-
ber %, 1909, and April 6, 1910, GER
tificates totaling S315,000 were sold
at par to the Southern Pacific Com
pany. Thus funds were provided to