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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-09
CHAMBER OF COM.
members

With view Of increasing the MEM
bership of the chamber of commerce
to 1000 members, a. vigorous cam
paign win be carried on. to start at
once in Pensacola, and it is promised
that the work win begin right away.
This will be continued through next
week.
The board of directors held meet
ing yesterday afternoon to map out
plans for the promised whirlwind
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-09
Her Son Subject to Group.

ssMy son Edwin is subject to Group,
writes Mrs. f. o. Irwin, New Ken
sington, Pa. II put in many sleep
less hours at night before I learned
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Mothers need not fear this disease If
they keep a bottle of Chamberlain 5
Cough Remedy in the house and use It
as directed. 1t always gave my boy
relief" Obtainable everywhere
Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-09
NEW LORD MAYOR INSTALLED

London, Nov. S.-Sir William
Henry Dunn will today be installed
lord mayor of the city of London, in
succession to Sir Charles Sheers
Wakefield. The usual xormaflties hav-
ing been carried out at the Guildhall,
the new lord mayor accompanied by
his predecessor, the sheriffs, aldermen
and councillors of the city of London,
viii go in their picturesque costumes
to the law courts, where the oath viii
be administered by the lord chief jus
tice Then viii follow the customary
lord mayors procession through the
streets of1ondon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-09
MAY FLEE BEFORE
APPROACH OF VILLA

Presidio, Texas, Nov. ga report
that $50 Mexican bandits, claiming to
be followers of Villa, were south OF
Ojinaga, Mexican town opposite
here, is causing many Mexican fannil-
les to leave Ojinaga.
Carranza troops are preparing to
defend the town.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-09
Mahogany Imports Here
Exceed All Other Points

Over five million superficial feet of
logs have been imported at
the port of Pensacola thus far this
year, with several other cargoes due
before the last of this month.
This record of imports quite ex-
ceeds any like showing at airy gulf
or Atlantic port, it is said, for the
same period, and places Pensacola in
the very front rank of mahogany
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-09
HUGHES HAS SLIGHT
LEAD IN NORTH DAKOTA

Fargo, N. D., Nov. S.--Hughes'
lead in North Dakota is slightly more
than 500 votes late tonight, from
389 precincts out of 1859 give
Hughes 42,782, Wilson 42,156.
Wilmington, Del, Nov. 8.-The
completed count Of Delaware gives
Hughes S06 plurality. Josiah o.
Walcott, Democrat, defeated Senator
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-09

importing points.
As stated, there are several addi-
tional cargoes due this month, at
least two steamers and one sailing
vessel having been chartered to IN
load the manufacturing woods from
Central America and West Africa az
Pensacola, and the next fiscal years
report viii probably make a surpris-
ingly good showing for this port.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-09

campaign. 1t is proposed to have
captains over each division or "flying
squadron and units viii be used in
determining the most efficient Of the
several teams. Outside of the above
further and more detailed plans viii
be taken up at the meetings Of the
stockholders this afternoon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-09

CONTINUED From Page One.)
precincts out of 10 gives Cats 489,
Knott S02.
Hillsborough, incomplete: Cats,
2,404; Knott, 2,201.
DeSOto. incomplete: Cats, 1919;
Knott, Adj.
fernando, incomplete: Cats, 1893
Knott, 156.
Lee, Incomplete: Cats, 4o5; Knott
165.
Manatee, incomplete: Cats, TSP
Knott, 407.
Orange, incomplete: Cats, 1888
Knott, 407.
Osceola, incomplete: Cats, ACT
Knott, 166.
Pasco, incomplete: Knott, 2oS
Cats, 346.
Pinellas, incomplete: Cats, 1904
Knott, 756.
Sumter, incomplete: Cats, 154
Knott, 139.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-09
WILSON HAS LEAD
IN NEW MEXICO

Albuquerque, Nov. 8.-Check tonight
showed hundred out of total of 625
complete gave Wilson STOP, Hughes
6,193.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-09
REPUBLICANS CARRY
MICHIGAN BY $4,000

Detroit, Nov Slate returns in
creased Hughes plurality. With two
thirds of the state heard from Repub-
licans lead by more than $4,000.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-09
Wilson Has Majority
of Electoral Votes

Continued From Page One)
mia gives Hughes 4S1, 1856, Wilson
ABS, 800.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-09
ESCAMD|A COUNTY
GIVES KNOTT A
MAJORITY OF 10

Following are the complete cor
rected returns in Escambia county,
which were tabulated yesterday after
noon. The canvassing board will prob
ably go into session this morning to
make the official canvass:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-09

Dupont, Republican, by more than
1000.
Congressman Miller was defeated
by Albert F. Polk, Democrat.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-09
Reports From 81 Counties
Give Cats Big Majority

Continued From Page one.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-22

9ouiie al Soaano en- Datter, Sole
pbine Gugenie 2ouiie, Den lille for
glibeoe "SeSian", icm Sen 15oe
@pril 1863 pon gGcfarifog / Sfoa-
ne blep forlopet meb Den ba,Ife
&ronprins Sreoerif.
Timber belle Norbens en'temmige
@iialo pieoeS BET unge Tar Stocf-
bolm Den 2Soe Suli 1869.
Ga iao altiaa llnionsiprGnsnin-
GEN innbt Steo, pal9te NoromGil-
oene aronprins 6reoerifs og aron'
priniesie 2ouiies n0ItGlOIte Ssn,
Nrins Carl, til aonge nnoer Nop-
net Saofon oen ippenoe.
Sa otter bar Geiierinoe Sole
pbiue iom Stammooer fnptteoe til
Sc TO grporeiolfS Wpnarfer, ioet
bun NJ, bar Slbemooer til Song Ss-
car og SiptipoloemoNer til Song
Seafon.
Men enobu por ben0es Slegt life
reaicrenbe / Gonmarf, ielo ON Ell
al benoes gitcrfommere bapoe 10
liat til at blipe en- regierenoe &oll'
qes Grpnning peo Ben gomle ebrl
titan BEN nienbes Gpo.
Get off imiblertio bilrtisere, emf
man bapoe pc.let Sreocrif Den OF
tenoe iulate otter nogle aars 6orlst
iir Saoer / 8rauen, % oa ebrt'
Itlan Sen tieuoe Sen t6oe WortS
1912 blep prpflameret 'om &ong(
ire @aIfonen paa gmalicnbors, pal
SoIephine ogiao blepet Siptipoloe
NOR til Sannlarfs apnge.
Sa iooleoes err bet ga fleet, a
Geiierinbe Soiepbiuc, Iom Napoteni
frritsote fproi bum life funoe ifaffi
bonn en- Irning til oct 0pna'ti, Del
icrIGngit er ophert at reglere, bal
iuaet eflataut Spreisning al Sllto
rien.
Sunorebe Mar efter i'm 0so Itci
bun inoifrcpet paa bens Sapler ion
Starntoner til ane Sfanoinapien.
aruinasiifreoe, reeierenoe 5prIter
iii ielue De - ire bsie &pnger pa
Hao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-22
Gn SpinSe bar %uroemtlis prcS for.

Ieoen Gag, % bun ifrep ct grep til
Or. Tobrnep / Chicago berom. Sum
bar meget preo, foroi bum life fru1oe
foo Or. Heters altrifo poa Ipotbefet
/ lin 9D, % bum maattc ifrioe til Gbi-
cago eiter Sen. Sum opoageoe intio'
Iertio I%el,ere, of Den bar pGro at len'
be otter. Senne Webiciil iplges til
I~lmcnhebcn bireftc al Gierne, 9r.
@eter Sobrnep & Sons 60, 1875
81. SOME g(oe., Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-22

item Sergen Nielierl, begge to upper
liz biSponereoe o9 mco itraalenoe
Stemmepra9t. Get por Ell Greles
2pit at bore De TO manoi9e % DOG
iao iorifieuigorteoe Stemmer / oct
ntU9tiae 6um. aoncerten Ilntteoe
meo Ell @en ira Speraen: Gen
Stumme / Yortici" % Ell bellig
Spmne al TalCitina. aoncerten
operpares al &ongefamilien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-22
Keiierinoe JoIephine
oo Sc tire hote Koneer

Soriatteren Carl WruSmonn fri
Der / "Tresiens @ogniin":
Bor scbt 100 aar iiben oeoe Den
tioligere frantic aeilerinbe Sole
pbine paa lit elifeoe MulmaiIcn.
Senoes Siitorie er iaa fienot, al
lea life Der Ifol fomnlc nprmere I'M
paa Sen. Wen err ct Ear 0ata or oei
usopenoig at opiriife ior Sammen'
bpnQenS Crib.
Marie Soiepbe Goie Sadler De ID
Eagerie par fsot paa Warttniaii(
oen 23oe Siui 1863. Som en- bio
umoerlig beilig %erotiif @lomlt fom'
mer bun / en- ganife ING aloer
Sronfrigc % bliuer ben 13be De.
crmber 1879 giit meo Den cle9arti
Sepemano Iicomltc Ilerarlore Weall
barnoiS. ser bar Spu al Den tioli
acre 8uperner paa benpes 1lern'
! 5eoee.
9@atcIfobet er life lpffelig % De
aiuer gnleoning til 'or'tleul9'
SfonoolSproceSier meo paa'slgenoI
SfiISmiSie. Sciephine goor BOG III
lei Gfirrcn meo oIrinoclig Spnipa
til.
Huber |cooIlltionen bliper benoe'
iraiftIte Mano guiuotineret ion
%riitofrot / Sonuor 1894. SlI1
itlu blipcr arreiteret, men bum Hip
Der Tor &enrcttcIie paa 8rllno q
GobaSpicrres 6oIo.
Soo er set. at bun mooer De
poo oet SibSpuuft a~ln9gttgc @al
res, ser prpienterer i'm Nrote9'
cen mae General @onaporte, / Der
ocs Salou. Suu gior 'trar ct 10
Iterft Snbtrpf poa ben opoutten(
Seremtbcb, at ban Den 9oe Mart
1796 otter ii9 mrb hcnoe me9.
MOB i'm IonilieS 2nife, Scno(
Turbrlo er ocrior ogiuu panItelil
o. oet te9ner ilere @an9e til
@ruo. Auigcpel ioritaar bun NJ,
uote fuiloeli0 %biplomatiif SanS
bcporc lin Ntagt oner sGgte'Hue
o. nen 20cn December 1904 h
hrn unoet lit itore, e'tertro1te.
= Mool: Sun froncS / Notre'Gon'
I Sirfcn til Sranfri8eS a%eiIcrinNe!
l Sern,eo bar benocs Stlcrne ini
! lertio fulmincret.
> Ga bun life fan itiGnfe acilc
{ BONNET en- Sronarping, filler u
} pcleon iia Sen 15oe Secember Isl
reo ~bIcoenoc Siertc ira ocn aoi
! SC, icm ban alori9 boIot % neo
elite. Sun trpffer iig tiIboge
SET i N0rheNeu al %erIoilleS /
u deube Slot Walmoilon, buor b
/ bar leuet iaa lpffeliae Nor iomn1
!. meb aeiieren, Der ispri9 'taois n
. Bitter Of beisge benoc.
Mcooelelien ON ben Itore ao
, itrofe pco @aterloo % Den paoI
y ocnoe S~roniraiiaelie aier ct o.
:" Snbtrpf paa benoe % iremmer |
Spaoom, ser allereoe bar orgre
benoe iaa iterft, at bun Dor
- 29be Wai 1914.
II. Meoens SoiepbineS %gteltab II
Nopolecn altiaa bouoe pGret bu
80 lett ca netpp al ben @r,tno en-
So ueo Splssnin9, iaa bapSe bun I
ia @icomte S%eaubarnaiS TO Scrn: {
fet gene OF Sortenie, Den ienere va
ID. leon oen treoies Ipoer,
er Ser er Oct imiblertio fun eilst
no Der interesierer os. San par |
in. Den 3bie September 1881 | Nc
ter cg ifilSres fra ale Siber Tom
Der ualminSelie imuf, elifpGroig Mc
ter Tfeo fort Mpo oeItos ban ! sc!
e., gene til Stalien % sesppten
or. pee aeiierbsmmets Sprettelie
nj. bIipe opbsiet til franif 9rins.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-22

finbaffct Sfinfe og bIsbe @rsofrnm'
mer, FAINT TO Sfeer imeltet Smrr %
SaIt GA 9cber efter Smog. Sctte
fploes Ioa OBJ / 2sgene % oisie IrtteS
OBJ I ct Stegeiao % iteGcS | @ogcr'
opre,l, iii Sc er BRINE. Timber Steg'
nineen orpppes De meo Smsr %
8ono.
TNlbte Spmater.
SoIp Itore, gIatte Sonrater brlges
til bette, Ell Sbeite SoIt, Iiot Eeber,
en- Spiieife Smpr, en- Spiieife Snf'
fer, en- Sop 9rebfrrmner, en- Sbe'
ife 0sgiuit. Somaterne iGtteS op !
ct fort Stegeiab % en- Sfipe 'flGreS
al Copper al bper Somat. Weo en-
Iiben Sfe togcS iorIigtlg no9et al
Snbmuben no, men life 'aa me9et at
Somaterne iaIber iammcn. Gette,
70 me- taaet no al Somoterne, bIan'
oes meo Sc for npprte Sngreoien-
fer pa ioa ipIbeS oct / Sonoterne.
Zen oiifaaruc Sfiue lGg0cS ODER
bper Somat, % iaa iteacS DC lang
font / ire Spnrter. De nloo ta9eS
foriiatia pp mco en- "Gofe Gllrner"
GA l9ooes uooper ct iloNt SAB. Ser
file lrggcS omlfring Dem Tom Tpnt,
"Swcct TcppcrS" mco Sfinfc.
Canned Smcct GeppcrS" er beNIt
til bette. De males iaienuem 500
fperten og Sfinfeu males oglna
iii ire &opper al Sen ~fiuhotfeo(
Sfinte taQcr ma Ell balp Stop al
"Speet Ecpper" % en- SpiIc'tc I'm
baffet 1eriiQe, blonOer oct qoot iaul'
men, hur oct OF | ct Ste9Clao, 'trer
9rsofrumner oucr, lGg9er mao
alatter Snsr poa Soppcn oa 'teger
oct iaa / Ell beo @a9eroon ODER en-
halp Sime.
Tnlote "6rcen Peppers.
On Sfipe flores al ocn Gnoc,
bnor StiIfen bar iiooet, % ole &ler'
nerne toges no. Saa IG9gcs Dc gren'
ne "FepperS" op / tolot &unO %
fpmner langiomt ito8 % foger | Il
Minuter. De Ipg9eS op | en- Stl
Tor at alt &anbet fan Icbe al, 90 mi
bes iuo meo ieIgenoe 5plo: SigC
Gele iinbotfet Sfinte % &reotrim
mer, ION err malct I Ell Spcru lun
men meo en- Iioen 500, |na "copper"
Ipgges Ell Slat Smsr 90 iao Ite8cs
Be 10 Dtinuter / en- heo @n8eroun.
Sabsfaus meo $50.
en- Sop foqt Sfintc haffeS INT
bIonoe5 meo Ell Sop "4ioIbco 70
tatoes~, en- Sop @rsofruumcr ellie
Gracfer Crumbs, oQ uot Snlt oq &c
Der, iaa oct imager goot. SIht Ban
hoce$ l. iaa oct bUn8er aoot ion-
men ca iao I9age$ oct on | Ell on
Sonerteu, iom fou tonIe at IuttcS
@ogeropnen. Get Qlottes goot ooC
% 'oa eieres lmau 6cropbniugt
runbt, Tom er itore not til at boloe
sgg. Oct iPttes iuo / 8ogernpncl
I'll Oct er gieunemuormet, iao ta8t
oct 10 % man Inoer ct ggg iorii.
tia GLIDE no al Sfallet % Oh / hoI
5~orhpbning % iGtter Net iua iuo
9%oeerounen i8ieu til sGggeue
ite9te.
@p Slass Salao Sresiina.
30 9eg, tire Spiieiteer Suttcr,
SpiIeife Nel, en- Sbeite Salt, Ii
9sopeber, li0t "Gelerp Salt",
Sop Y2eIf og en- aop SanO. ~
gene pispes % irsres Suffer, Ga
8eber. SeQeri.S olt % WieIf. y
lei reres no meo lloget ar Sa1oet
lpRoes meo Reiteu o. bopes ion
/ BET sprige. I|ltiommen bellies
en- Double Boiler % rsres / Of
iaa BET life flumper liz. Naor
er fogt, bar man en flor Slot Sn
| og piSper Oct meo en- sGegcuisp
% bar laa Saiteu al tire Gitrone
o. pisper bet igjen. Oct iGNes
tiliioe Tor at blipe foIot, % naar
ffaI ierperes, bar MO en- sop itir
ifet 5Isbe l. Tom maa rsres ioriiG
l. iaa Tresiinaen blir aloeles lie
9enne Gresiins aniees Tor at b
iunberc enb aIminosIis fogt ga
s9resfing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-22
Steste, fplbtc $50.

9eeene ifrpIles % fogeS, til DC er
more, % @anbet, iom De fogeS l. mao
bpttes fire @anee unoer aogningen
for OF iaa noget al ben Iterfe 500
in1aa bort. @aar De or more tnaeS
enSeI al Snomoben fcriigti9 III 'aa
ser bIir ct tpft Sfal igier. Snoma'
oen battles % blanbeS meo Iige Gele
ftnbaffct Sfinfe og blsoe @rsotrtm'
mer, faint TO Sfeer imeltet Smfr %
SaIt % 1eber efter Smog. Sette
fpIbes Iaa OBJ / 2cgenc % oisic irtteS
Oh | ct Stegeiab % itegcs | Eager
opnei, til Sc err BRINE. l(noer Steg-
niraeu orpppeS Dc meo Smer %
8onb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-22
Quiet 90 Kicffenet.
saIat al tpiSe % guile @Gpcr % ees
gssiasrt,a al en- prott,H ousmpSe,

Gn tcmmelig ltor grl NGpe, % en-
buio, ifrrueS % fogeS / laItet @ono,
i'll sc or more, % lTtteS oerpnn Ill
iiNc, til DC er toIoe. Oe flares oa
IN / inoo Serrireer. en- miooeIs'
Ilor, bpio 9sa itrGlIcS % flores op
/ tunNe Stiper. &c oplfoorne Nrper
"a 2aG IpgacS IoauiS / Epromtoc'
form. mco M~auonnoiie imeIIcr ga
gene % omfring Salotcn l@99c$
Sfiuer al boorIoate 9Ge % Stiuer
al HeNteocr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-22
Salnt al Nalpefipb On MaaI.

20 aopper toIbt, foet aaluefloo
ffiares aanife imaat % bIonSeS nteo
en- aop fiubaffei, raa aaoI. Gn Del
Waponnaiie - cher ON man lore
trpffer "5renh Gresiins" goar, 9nor
ben oaiaa a II - blanoes meo bette
% Ioo Ipeses oet uhcpcr Iprcoe, 'rt-
he SaIatblabe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-22

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Arizona republican., 1916-12-31
EXTENSION WORK |S
 AID ID FARM WIVES

Miss Lillian b. Clark, home econom- ics specialist of the University of Cali fOrnia, s one who believes that the ad- vantages of extension work under the Srnith-Lever act should be further eX- tended to help farmers wives
 Miss Clark has been secured to de- liver several lectures at the Farmers and Housekeepers' Short Course to be held at the University of Arizona, January to l3 inclusive. Miss Clark will tell how extension work under the Smith Lever act develops social life on the farm and will give some .ery definite icsplis tha. have been accomplished for farm women ana will outline othei things ti'.t l'uild be done
 The women of Arizona both town and country, should plan to attend the lectures given by Miss Clark, as well as the balance of the HouseSeepers Short Course. Some prominent club women and leaders in women's work in the state have said they were com ing to the Short Course and will speak
 Mrs. J. C. Norton, president Arizona Parent Teachers Association of Phoe- nix and Mrs. Margaret Wheeler Ross cl IHOtillA VIII Spedh as Wall MISS Agnes A. Hunt, the domestic science instructor of Maricopa county and Miss Jane If. Ryder of the State Pure Food Laboratory
 The university women who will take part are Mrs. Salisbury, extension specialist in home economies and Miss Thomas, Mrs. Williams. and Miss lBishopp of the home economies de- Dartmeut of tho departIneut of thp university.
 Some of the subjects on the wom- ans program that will be covered by lectures and demonstrations or illus trative slides are cooking. sewing, millinery, house furnishing, dressmak- ing, poultry, vegetable gardens, roses and shrubs. the home water supply chiltiren's stories, canning, home car
Arizona republican., 1916-12-31

specified in the plans for the new hish school
 This building will be Nrictiy m keeping with the high ideals Of the rest of the school A spacious SyHirsisluin will occupy part of the basement and extend up into the first Coor IL will have basketball and tennis courts. an indoor track, lockers showers, ana full equipment This feature vii be thrown open to the boys and men |of the town, under the direct supervision of the school officers, at stated times. Large store rooms, janitors' rooms. furnace and boiler rooms will also be located in the basement A domestic science suite of three rooms, the com mercial department, with typewriting and business rooms. The sciene de- partment. with lecture room and labor atories. an office for the superintend- eut. and an office for the principal, will be located on the first floor. The second floor will include study hall of ample proportions, large and well lighted library. and six up-to-th min ute classrooms
 These many additions and enlarge ments will of course call for num- Der of rev teachers next year A do- mestic science and manual training teacher will Dc among the three new
 ones needed for the high school. At
 the present rate of increase, several
 new grade teachers will also be needed.
 Then will the model smelter town
 truly have a model school system oi which the whole state may well be proud
Arizona republican., 1916-12-31
MODEL SCHOOL
 IN MODEL CITY

Standing at the head of the Verde valley, ard in the very midst of the Jerome mining district, and being the natural and logical educational center for both, the schools of Clarkdale are rapidly forging to the front. The pre- homenal growth of the schools within the past seven months gives ample evidence of continued prosperity, both for the schools and the district.
 It was with this possibility firmly established that Superintendent E. Naisaine Latham took charge of the system last June. He has completely re- organized the grammar school and has established the high school, which was officially voted in only last July The teaching force includes fourteen with a total student enrollment of about 335.
 The grammar school work has been enlarged to include physical training.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-31
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS:

 0 ventur    df in only to US. atingt
 
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throwr on the cost of such work is welcome The Michigan state highway
 department recently reviewed it's work during the last ten years and discovered some instructive figures of the increase in cost of road building during this period. The state has large.
 widely distributed deposits of good gravel for road building, and many miles of gravel roads have been built In 1905 the average cost of this gravel
 was l2 cents per cubic yard; today 1t
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is about 90 cents per cubic yard, at the pit. Tn 1905. ordinary labor was paid $175 to s2 per day and sS per day was paid for team hire; today ordinary la
 bor is paid $225 to s3 per day. and team costs s5 to s6 per day. The state has also built many miles of macadam roads in the last ten years, and they have been increasing in cost like the gravel roads. In this case the increase has been mainly due to the mounting charge for labor. because the cost of
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broken stone has increased only from sl.30 to $l50 per cubic yard. These figures show that it is, more import ant than ever before to employ labor and materials in the best manner, for inefficiency and carelessness now mean larger waste of public funds than when prices were lower. A competent roadbuilder now saves his salary many times over by stopping the leaks that occur under incompetent supervision,
 nerever honest it may be.
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of the sick. meat substitutes. pure foods. etc A larger number of farmers wives will no doubt arrange to accompany their husbands to the short course this year than ever
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GOOD ROADS ARE INCREASING
 We are paying so much for road im- provements every year that any hSht
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always stggests mental inventory,-a review of the ains and losses M the past and forecast for the future Two years ago. The Valley Bank, new organization, took oyer the affairs the old Valley Bank of Phoenix, and through the infusion of abundant capital and the advantage of strong connections sought to reheVe try ing situation.
 f. ,oud have heen nu,ch easier to have started hank uder n new name and to have left the depositos of the old bank to meet conditions best they could. Certainly great amount of labor aud much unpleasant ness would have been avoided.
 But the state of affairs demanded constructive meas rrcs The good of the community required the opening of the old bank without delay.
 The great war had begun only short tune before ana the money markets of the world paralyzed Capital was not secure and nothing but cold cash could remedy the situation in Phoenix.
 However the gentlemen who stayted the Valley Bank paid in Eight Hundred Thousand Dollars Ill real
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money and ill addition prepared pay off every dollar of the deposits of the old bank, which would have required a Million Dollars
 Fortunately, the demands the bank only moderate. The community soon convinced that the institution in capable hands and deposits began to climb. New records repeatedly set, only to be broken by higher figures The best totals of the old bank have long since been passed
 But figures tell only part of the real progress of The Valley Bank The management regards with far greater satisfaction the constantly growing list of good custom and friends and the increasing good will of the munity.
 Larger deposits and larger number of customers have brought greater opportunities and wider fields of use fitness.
 It is the ambition of the Directors and Officers of The Valley Bank to take cver-increasing part in the de- vclopment of the Salt River Valley that future ami versaries may find the institution more completely measuring up to the hopes and aspirations of its founders