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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-03

tertainnisnt. in which Bro.hers Kelly. Bell
broush, Riley end Sehnepp VIII particpatS 20
Lomorr9w EVENING Court qermant92w9; ,sna. no %,
lewa fete and variety Of oomIetltye Ssrps snS 4
musical win complete the evenings pleasing re-.
- Saturday night Junior Court John Paul Jones5L, Jos,L
No. 30, viii give a reception and concer., WIZ 9
members OF the other local courts as hOnoteo
!. Monday night Court Standard, No. ie9, with
Brother Duroas as chairman, VIII ,proNlue =, = =
Ntght In the Forest the talent being .enpplleu
BY the courts and orchestra. Minstrel orameuo
Tuesday evening Court Robin Hood No; So;,o,s -
will throw open It's doors to the WoodchoppeIs =,
wh9 viii prqyide an evening Of meIri5meens TIT en lSa
-Wednssdsy evening Court Quaker City, mo: NO;
IL. Will present series OF carnival features
which viii provide enjoyment for members and
visitors alike,
These entertaining, summer social events, are
but a Eample OF the summer work OF local
courts indicating the prevalent progressive ac-
tivity Of the entire organization.
Supreme Auditor Duross officially visited
during the last two weeks the courts. located
In Camden, Gloucester. Woodbury. Iindenwatd,
Hammonton. Egg iIarbor and Atlantic City AZ
the latter resort, he attended meetinH OF the
Association Of Foresters Of America, Aetgsriesi
benefit features to be presented az The coming
Of renewed activities in all sections visited.
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INDEPENDENT AMERICANS
Guards of the State Unite in a Weeks
Outing and Military Encampment

Camp Dickinson, with approximately
1900 uniformed and fully-equipped guards
Of the Independent Americans, under COM
mand of Colonel William D. Single, of this
city. will be formally opened Saturday next
at Warminster, Bucks County
The First Regiment of the order, which
will encamp for one week upon these
grounds, was organized in 1914. 1t is made
up of guards OF the various subordinate
Councils and is composed largely of men
who have had practical military training.
Upward of 400 members are at present
In service in the Pennsylvania regiments
along the Mexican border and the regi-
ment, as a whole, has been rendered to
the War Department as n provisional unit
in any volunteer army that may be formed
as a consequence Of the Mexican dispute.
The encampInent has been laid out along
strict regulation military lines, on the property
OF the Philadelphia Motor Speedway Association.
and is pronounced an ideal site for the purposes
in view.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-03

HAIL 525s Market street last week The district
grPspng rSJI,d. rSran,d master was prssent and Past
No No 5sst reprssentatiye Of the Grand Iodgc. 70
joyed by those present. resent "Oo''sS W"''" was gu
dF FSss ne sRS %ss + .s. s As spd
Weather was hot. the ATTENDANCE Was good. The
mon9sf mn59a.fpry deSrec Was conferred IN full cers,
william fGRER Gactfs. Gs SFoth'r' 9F j. C. wFish' and
srPf !oTRs fG;GmggIfata P'sEss
has ever " t4a lad hd Il w 81 that WAITS T.saI
es, Tss ladies' q who had the outing IN charge vii
Columbia Avenue trdy bt @ the fssGss pSrpos sss
OF fsinT fos nns trgppst and to
T s9S s des2ee s2ps' % ,Re % s.D d bS sS
Mile I.odEe on Thursday last was honorsd by
tS% Pdss pt SsaTa c % SS%eT
the q Kahsss o Sn's address F%as WICK Issf od
Rao q HSpews Lodge %S "fS No laS, FS'fiF epewe
number Of "o sre,brsn bSnE o the Tit9rs large
sTsss sdssnE to,SS ths weather her sondtIo3 not9 de
candidates participating
:, MERCHANTS Lodge. No. 2ss. .is planning a
outing @ w ReG KnShs sn PSrt the c6nss RRss
SGf Pkt street ssa' a5op Yd leave s % cT%dSo Ss%g.
fo5, the ladies and baseball game for the men
and ss eoggda nHisd 70 RarGepsts fSiT'
dsT6y ETTdsy evening last si TIE SeEulsr ysSkly
. few visitors. brother y. q. Matter. special
deputy for the ninth district. Of Hamilton Lodge,
No 506, made few remarks. Brother p. O.
u, Maute who has been absent for a number
OF weeks, was welcomed by his fellow members.
Bernard Brown Lodge, No. t185, conferred
ths initstory decree upon several TaitIns can can
ming; The work was well done and showed
marked Improvement on the part Of the degree
team. In spite Of the hot weather the meeting
was we'll attended. p. q. A. Kapla4, and
Lawson. Of Chosen, Friends I.odse.. and Y A.
Sowell, OF Mile Lodge. were among the visitors
Due to important business and the comforting
of the degree. the second reading Of the new
meeting.
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FORESTER RECEPTION
TO OSUPRENIE OFFICERS
National Head of Foresters of
America to Visit Local Courts
During Present Month

The supreme chief ranger OF the Forest
ers OF America the head of the entire
brotherhood in the United States Judge
G. p, Rendon, of Stockton, Cal, will visit
this city officially during the week Of
August 81
The announcement Of the proposed visit
has awakened a keen interest among the
l5s local courts and preparations are un-
der way for a reception worthy of the or
der and the reputation OF the city II is
not pleasure trip across the continent but
the performance Of duty imposed by the
law OF the order.
Armed in advance with detailed reports
covering the work done in Pennsylvania,
he is prepared, from judicial scrutiny, to
commend the workers or to give merited
rebuke to the shirkers.
It will be the occasion for 2 psrs9nai g exam; n;
work peFoTmod s f'SiT and IN Pre- proEress Of methods
used Of defects and causes and the application
such Yeofou are found n'esss5st 10 saist '0' '0 80
the known s daonn ET III h
believed that his visit win result in relgvena-
$1,000 members in this city TO greater fra
4, public reception will be rendered Judse.
Mansion,, Fairmount Park. to which all For
esters will be invited.
Btyssn so degree tsSms Of SSuF sSsrs
exists pronounced. although friendly, riyneIfS
have bssD a%Syded u donors 0t
OF their work and the SERVICES OF both are In de-
FSary spt sffHr Of f0Hr iratsrnai Ia mani
tested worthy the emulation of others
wa In ,ssSa SsSs IGd ID ss ts e
dlngton team to exempllfy the work at the
Captains Sweeney and White. led the guards
made up from each team. and Brother, .n Bar,
both. functions S the e" bands Of both teams COM
bined, showing true fraternnl spirit and de-
istlo work Without .msrrins the ceremonies by
any manifestation Of petty envy or rivalry.
Bfsror aiIa n and
rendered , surprise testlmo1lal Monday evening
local COURTS The qseasoh % wss tho seHth ami:
hs an sran Ssers an Ths hsss re
TO wer his T hpm sP their he'll OF Tg
Re pSes 5 'sSGS sooS Ged
snd saT bt,SndeEed glfs expressive of their esteem
congratulations to those Of the fTatefnSi Visitors
70 at Sn; Ess pay FsrE will From Re ss s..
Der of courts Interested the event promises to
$%S "S1is Of and ' ,e nspc
GS sSye SomRieted & da all and the natal
scale worthy Of the history OF this great 6rother
nn 6
tribute to the pleasure of participants has been
Incorporated In the exercises
In Forcstlc circles and looked forward to as an
annual reunion OF members and their families
The Woodchoppers' reservation promises to be
point Of especial interest to all merriment
seekers.
number of social happenings planned by
active courts for the coming week form series
OF ATTRACTIVE midsummer fraternal events we'll
worthy the attention Of visiting Foresters. To
smokefest. with an attractive program OF en-
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Junior Mechanics

No, 81, which meets In Globe Hall 5000 Market
ence Gardner. During the evening a past coun-
ciior's jewel was presented to William Hansell
and State Deputy BENJAMIN Warren Installed
Clarence Hitner as conductor; Secretary VIII
liam T; Loring won merited Plaudiis by the here re-
ments were served by the Entertainment Com
mtttee,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-03

pilgept Council, No. 4. will celebrate its
evening at Chamounix with a picnic and outing
for It's members, their families and friends.
q membership OF almost 1000 and Invested
funds OF more than $4,000. The committee
tTI5 turned g make l. the greatest event q It's
KIND IN the long history OF the council. Secre-
tary Wilde has just issued Invitations to the
1000 persons will be In attendance. Various
nsIOn., Eamss OF All kinds for women. children and
and beautiful prizes given. The guards OF
the council will be in attendance and, weather
Permittlns VIII give dress promenade and
orih, State council officers will also attend.
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FRATERNAL AMERICANS
Diligent Council Plans Celebration of
Forty-eighth Anniversary

Colonel John Clark Council, No. 615. of
Holmesburg held successful meeting last
evening, when a large attendance of it's
members greeted the State Council officers,
many visiting deputies and members. No.
615 has just ended a very successful term
: and is now planning for n vigorous cam
paign during the coming fall and winter.
More than so candidates recently admitted
were present and showed much interest in
the standing of the council. The Frankford
Band was present and entertained with a
number of choice selections. State Coun-
cilor Sheneman, State Council Secretary
Ford, Deputy Walton and many others
made interesting remarks concerning the
past year of the order and the great work
and gains recorded.
To increase the prosperity of the council
two membership teams are now in process
OF formation in which Brothers Solly, Bross,
Reilly Castor and Potts are taking an
active interest
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-03

A special event will be held Saturday evening
next on Darrah street between marguerite and
Foulkrod streets, Frankford by the Frank
FORD Band, composed of members of Frankford
Council, No. 176, and will be patronized by
many thousands OF members and their friends.
Stands with refreshments viii be erected along
the entire block, which will be illuminated by
Japanese lanterns. Music viii be furnished
by SIX bands and an agreeable time will be
shensman is making special appeal TO all
members TO be present and help the members
or this band to make this event most successful.
The district deputy State councillors
transmitting their reports. which show the great
work done during the last year and great
encouraged over the prospects of increased pros
perity In all directions.
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ODD FELLOWS
Lodges and Eneampments Keep Mem
bers at Work During Sum-
mer Months

By reason of summer vacations there
were some vacancies In the official stations
Of Arcturus Lodge, No. s5. Friday last.
when Noble Grand Nolen opened the lodge.
Past Grand Wicker acted as vice grand
and Past Grand Conway as chaplain. The
handsome silk nag purchased by the trus-
tees was displayed at the noble grands
station, and the sentiment was expressed
that Il will prove inspiration to the
members for better work. both as citizens
and fraters. Past Grand Maui and Brother
Wright, the lodge musician, both OF whom
can be depended on to keep things going at
a lively gait, did their part, and were as
sisted by Past Grand Robert Cole, one OF
the old warehouses OF the order. The trus-
tees were instructed to purchase new cos
tunes necessary for the enlargement and
Improvement of the degree work that will
be taken up actively at the first meeting In
September All arrangements have been
completed for the orphans outing at Bel
mont Mansion in Fairmount Park. on Au-
gust 16.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-03

Under the auspices OF the lodges OF the Tenth
Phila delphla District the mem6ers Of ths Junior
Orphans we're conducted Ia automobiles, Sunday
morning last. 70 CASTOR Presbyterian Church
nection with the Sunday school, special end
interesting service WAS conducted. The Chll-
dren IA fheir exerelsas. were directed by George
Hiil instructor. Miss Mary Tuson rendered q
soprano solo.
In the Afternoon special rellsious services
Here held at The home. osontz ana Saeitfa
aVcnuea With the usual features ~ tne chill
drenia orchestra aud chorus ADDRESSES Were
made ~ Robert Lofe and 0eorEe Hill
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A boon to tender skins

For over thirty years Sylpho Eathol has
been used by leading hospitals and New
Englanders as safe and sure antiseptle,
Here are two good home uses for II which
we would like TO have you try
To quickly relieve sunburn, battle with
a solution Of a few drops in a bowl OF
After shaving. bathe the face and neck In
one-half teaspoonful to a pint Of warm
water Very soothing to smarting skins.
Economical, many times stronger than
earbolc acid, but safe TO use. The U. s.
Govt. has pointed out that many so-ealled
dislnfectants have no more germ killing
value, than water. BE sure, ask for and
see that you get
HAnnT5c
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-03

Monday. evening the great sachem attended a
meeting of the Finance Committee at State head
quarters IN this city and completed the selection
OF the various State deputies, upon whose shoul-
ders will largely rest the responsibility for the
success failure of his administration.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-03

Tonight Powhattan Tribe, No. 151. of MahaI
noy City, will arrange for the organization OF
two teams OF its members to take part In a
proposed membership contest. This is the tribe
member.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-03

Under the auspices of Farhill Methodist
Episcopal Church. Fifth and Clearned streets.
interestinE religious services were held Sunday
afternoon on the lawn Of the Red Mems Home.
Rev Frank Il. Croft and addresses were made
BY the Rev. A. NJ. Vivian and II. II. Denny
The musical feature included selections by a
male quartet of Fairhill Bible class the Fair
hill Cornet Band, of 20 pieces. and plano solo
by Miss Mabel Denny Delegations present
from 80 different tribes,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-03

number of social happenings planned by
active courts for the coming week form series
Of attractive midsummer fraternal events we'll
worthy the attention OF visiting Foresters. To
smokefest. with an attractive program of en-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-03

Tomorrow night tho great sachem will attend
q meeting to be held in Shenandoah for the
purpose OF launching a movement looking to the
organization OF a tribe in that place. From
'the present outlook. good tribe with substan-
tiaI charter list Is promised embracing palefaces
from Frackville. Shenandoah and nearby local-
ties.
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SHOW WILL OPEN
ITS SEASON HERE

Tho combined uu.ip,u iU aut .i
hsnrh show. Will or,n DO. sew bowl. !.
ON humo ct, on ifIus, ,rri si BpI
ih' event q. ~ that is rr Co. ,rti
10 great t,s uf iuni Interest. n.i anil,
HnfunF ihus, who sniut uu exhibition y
tn. Hind purely frnm ,hr ~iandps.ri sf
recreation lut alao tmuul ihu Thousands
WI" h'li"t, In military ~ ra'rir.s. Y
"a sHieguHrl ariin.i los HI. fpf,irr r
go sion 'I The ,luss of th' rfeai tsr.n.
,ttW cunIiirt
IN, hl feature uf ,he Ituifii. pu
l' Nsn.i Huv ih.a season u..
n'tilf, lHvriay's with ihr ~urgta'ts
ltt lfeuatthut4a ani firr .H
' .r.r ii ls,it.t tHa' 81 BE- w.ai
Effective rlsr inf fI. ,n,.i,,r roe. a.
&" nfnrsr 'hrmsrf. iu M, ur,rssit,
FOO hrg pfruafrd iuf si r%uniinrsu-
'n fa.r ~ unuaunniri atta,s To-
iFF |rafednsss spectacle moreover h.
q iat icrrst u%psniur ih.n Ia ussii, Ma.
,srt WITH hr tent rthlhiinns. nut h IA.
'h' sanction ui ~, s%utrtnrrti. AM
thu snldiets WIN participate IN n As,.
teen given urluurhs and iraned in ,ba
enlargement Nv Tho United states wsy
department
y &C. ihis EenuNsu,.s iHri s,.s t.
.ria' ~ ai Ne ,hl,l thafms snhvagi.
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RrHoLlne NOTES

rtNGiINC OsI, ami .,r..
r.uIur.f. ui comr.tr, N. ..tfr fr.I
ing lao section .t.. TI.. location IT,
some, dt..tr., ahead ,. p,.Iu...u AND
vII Dbl, watched wi,b tu,.,..t rt, r,,
Queer ,,wr,u, had , -.rt... ..,.
boo T. " lfu.rnv i.D,, u, U,.0r.r
fs'd wBs d~i...,.r.J and az tt,t ,..Y.
when they .UiII H,.. .,ruDJ pYY., az
TIE best l.r,tr. 900 ~, r.it 10 r,tr,
hanging from u cont. fr g. ,.r ..r,
bout ffe umu,u, dad mot iN.rs vol ei
that Time Of ,I, srItI.ru r,fit,p .f ,N.
state tuI ID, lined o. mrt, -tr.,.u..r,
which V,f, Do, Nl tr,
Tow uuvrg,r. a ili. f.r, Ella. ..r,rr ,
be- making r,ui 100 ur,llf.u q. fg' rr.
.suit, had ~ r~r.I.pI.t. Boo tt. t.Lt
ut.iut .utt.,. az ~, ,Is.. .r. the.
reports have N,su r,.,ptI. Ip,.wu.b
,s Co.., .umlmrr De- drilling I.il d., tE.
yH.f sui IA, anuu,.,.i
Tho Malone, pI lni g4. oru.r,
yHirb bs. . ,.r. ,,, .... ,. y. f..I
ton field. hs. p,.I .u ~ A.. ,r.r.r.
incurred hy driIiug ur,rt..n. sII r,
pmprry h. nov .H, .f t..t l.. I'D.
f,tHt declared ID dividend ~ a, n,..,,
fuH d. boz ID r.sVtun o.. I. f,f. gt.I..t
,,,I, month What 81. t,u, az tt. N.
lone, .nmp,r, b. ,r, ., ..t.r.t ,.,
llulrs iu IA, II.,iiiun mold III, I'd
holm h,t. .I,,,t, ,..t t.. t.,.,
ueus,s of dr,Utnr n.,rtiI,r. ,rt u,,
ut- now ,u,,r,I ,bi.u, Len tb. r,.,I
ton NJ uI and ~, Gathering tt' r.i
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PROVISIONS
cb,eaoo Grain ana Provision.

CHICAGO, April Higher price. uu
wheat and u rush NJ buSius resulted III.
dll from the government report 10Y
nfuiug predictions ~ " big shortage On
th" 1915 domestic Wintef crpp Profit
taking. however. by sp]rculntors who Ind
purchased early. led t. y sharp tempo.
utr, reaction The market was unusual.
IS active Opening prices. Witch showed
iu 'sHl" gIius were followed by fur
thyr subairutiui Ep'uf that we're inter.
rupi,l, however. With U number NJ tran
Silent bt,lbs
Corn fore iu r,mpsth, With wheat
N'sId,# Weather condition. were uutt
yurihl. Nu'r opening unchanged H. O,
" ng..t ih' market continued ti
harden
Hligu WiurH m the price uf u,t.
lIu, about owing 600 tho strength NJ
other Et,lu Trad, vuf nj BE- dosultuf,
character
W%r,kncaa Ia III, hos mnr,ri d,p,,sscd
prnVieinns offerings however we're
uut NUMEROUS
Kansas City Cash Gram.
KANSAS CITY. Npul WHEAT Nr
#! h.-i 81 isui 2u, so . rcd ulgnt .u
cons Nu 2 mixed. fuu iiy. NJ . whit,
ilt O\rS Nu g white. ttutN,. No
mixed uHiii,
81. Louis Cash Grain.
ST Lotus. Anvil WHEAT Np
rod, ilatisW Hri. Sc % hard. nominal
.tuNN No white. itisy OATS Nu
nominal No % white nominal
sugar
NiW NuUI. NHil lpv s,slt.
finn centrifugal. t1' ,multsscs. o le,
refined stead,
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COTTON

NnW Nnilk. \pr' Tho cotton mar
Net rprnri stead, p, % drrliur NJ g in
Z pninis Ffiia, This wa b, ru mraus
10 iull response Co. relatively yas, cable,
aud prcsy old Oft another , uf Q puiii
fighi su,' ~. ali with Mtt declining
iu n sgt. iuly tu 1898 and uyicbp, Il.
a. iiNvfpuul wa hgtin BE- settler ut
January contracts hyir while there vas
scattering liquidation h., on, " ,rsitt
uB, huN,ts bu, the offerings Nrrr M,
h't,, and pfiyus stridird ~ m d.,
ylu, nn covering and a little supun
from trade purtrs
overnight HdNirrs trm III, south In
dictated rrn.fall, stead, sis,i market and
pt'Vair cables 1id ~. iu,iinc in ~,
liTv ~ hri been iu N mutJh, vph an
1al,i Hsrt.f fl igirtHu
New Orleans Cotton
NlW unl ENNN. Aiti rh, ..iim.
niutkyt mad, nnN t rtiH.iHu' frsts,nau
iu f1nf taHirs ifida' in nr lev
Hutni. 400 ihr tts' hslf Huii ~ husintst
tr,as rrIutlrh wrir itIN which vas
favorable. iui the trade seemed tn thirk
ihrtv AIS dang,i NJ ton much rain rh
ton, held trft stead,
Reports ~ iafrr sfut sales after hour .
Thur ,iat and unusually hva, t,pnfi :
Tor the DAY. about So 100 bales W. Ia
midday stimulated moderate bu,inE IN,
market ur tr nrHn eabt in Il net ad
vance uf puinis Hu ih, strongest
mrnils
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EXPLAINS WATER
DEMAND OF CITY
Commissioner Shows Wherein
Necessity Figures; Gives
Reasons.
q, J y size, GU comm,,I0ot

a. j v street CITY Commssoott
bu vy U.,I Itft'r supply ~ Wtt'I
Tor oklahoma JItE
For The ,g1r ~ t9ls I would uub's
iatlnTN slt up 'or the gvud Lr'd ma.
shuvrrri " uu u. pbuudtuuN Buf iu
considering 'hit pfspusitiuu ~ must O.,
studied tor fh, UtuHl and mot the uuu
ubl N'v Then Hatiu BOO IH. fiHd, v
ibr waite. stuuN u' a. y'ft. We must mot
only lu's ne Ns present demands. uu'
BIsn Goo IT, uluu, NtU'. tN.i uHI %, iD
,rlur.l hN Hu increase, BOO population
Aud uns uf the Wus' Vital uu,.ttuns d..
"WhHt viii Hn adequate water H,|N do
n In.r'as. uuT population
Fret. pvfhspf. 90, luuysti, tlUpll '
'hs musi important iuf waite. lu tH,
household hH. hu,um. H u,Urssit, and
white wells sui ,piinrs we're sufficient m
$50 uiiyu twrs Wv iuuHui uhuut inn
gallons 10 d1f Tvf ,tpii1 in uui hpm's
We must wash the hfh, e irci NOW
o.. s'.rnd maii,f i Insurance w,
itt, rui 'uuni % .utHlItu', 'n water
loo ,NiiurnIsHlpH uIy. % h fTur inpt
"H.u I.fia .t ttIIthit iHI m..uN.ui Nf,a
hH. HU " large ,]unlHtrtuuu Wv need
v.f.. sHI 10 NIvf,I uuHHiils u. H AND
Boo smuUH' v coed. rrhtinl apparatus L.
vufih arH'liul t sou Ut,. uu water
in Ffn 'h.U-.U IH, hufG U.u... H bon
ljaIuti. VIE. .Inpl, s be- menace Goo
,,,N t.i,u. Nuld. lu tat Geo ib, ,yft
rtHirr.. ~ 'b, tN' sell. bs we'll
E,vpinI ih, HsUfsu,, i.i, high
ADD 90 Population
ThIulN Viii .u H'uiuBt. Visible u.
Us acid tu vHf population f,,l ihni
81 Will and viii ulus'ia', ~ %, nn cd,
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ELEVEN

10 seven billion gallons of water stored
Doe % deep basin aud which may be
brought down 10 our plant by gravity
SON 20 caro- FOR the silt proposition
r NUl h" necessary to cut Il channel for
No, rI'rr from q point above this la 4ls
Io 10 point below II 10 carry the watfr
when d b. lrdru win silt and only In
pound nll.r when u b. IN the best con
dlliun. that rs. reasonably clear and fl
FROM .'dim~ut. ana 1l water which j.
baden with sediment VIII be passr
around uur unaiu. thus ohr,atiue a iarp
tp.Ivr % PURIFYING The water.
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Nr. lHI,K- They've talked o.rg .u
ut 's HlIolos. wonder ,i .nu ruull
ur ,uH .at away. tIrurt
li,uI' roob C8i8tfulyJ I wonder
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81 ipl.is. Anvil E, HOGS R,,.ipf.
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pa. MIXED rud rui,ncrf - rusts so.
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u. preventative sales HUgs-
. 81 100 u 2ir . 90 g., Is1 o O.
= 'E - g. ~ 600 . Htis
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Grain
Livestock
LIVESTOCK
FRIDAYS RECEIPTS

CattIp 200
Cul,, .... 20
Hon i"o
Cattle.
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vua % sever, bios lp local packer. 100
the cattle dlvisluu toIn, Al rp.d ,u.
cutdi,g odds aud ends but goo mood com
rrI.od the t,uil1bl, lrridpy. rrpp0, 1901.
etaor iu cocf. trading brought Us 81 POI.
top. the bnlnnT ranging IS nnd up TIN.
butch market closed .t,td>. re- did
nlnu tu, slurhri and f,,I,. lradIug
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