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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16

HILL CREST APIS
We have beautiful unfurnlshed outside
apartment, southeast exposure. four rooms
AMI bath. built IN features. hardwood
ti31 nd every modern convenience. Rent
SD Apply 20 1anltor. phone 1871. Cor
uer " oregon and River s-s. or
LAY REALTY q TRUST CO..
Fhone sole f04 Trust bidE
SYLVIA APARTMENTS
Near hiEh school, four large roo-1s and
sleeping uoreh- summer rates
JAMES l. MARR & COMPANY.
Gus san AH-1o'- Phone fS5o-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
For Rent-HOusss Furnished.

hNA-dEAI mouse Close ll- Z A'ile --''
FURNIsHED house. so a mo- Pm z45sw.
BEAUTIFUL room bungalow. completely
furnished Phone 1851
7 TWO rooms. bath. sleeping porch. walk
Z ing distance Phone ISIS
/ FTRNISHED bungalow. doors from
/ country club Phone SO or 21l5-
/ FOUR room completely furnished house.
. 900 z. Missouri. no sick or spanish
/ FTRNIsHED cottage. rooms. sleeping
porch. bath; no sick or children Pm 4ss.
MODERN brick cottage; porches- 1921
/ Grand ave. Grandview- Phone soeeA-
-FOUR room house. Highland park; sum
mer rate Phone ISL
/ PERIOD dining room furniture.
FOUTZ MOORE CO.
FOUR rooms and gIassed in sleeping porch
I furnished on Douglas St Phone s45--
/ BUNGALOW on Mckinley ave. near Coun-
I try club and Fort Bliss Phone s-4s-
FOUR rooms and sleeping porch. one block
from school. thorough housecleauins just
I finished Phone Ass
FOR RENT room bungalow with glazed
[ IN sleeping porch no children or pets
Phone s65oW-
FIVE rooms. sleeping porch. basement;
new and clean; near new high school
Phone 1254R-
Ny new room home on Grant avenue
until Sept i. ". p Brady, phone 44as
or 1850.
I THREE rooms. s.P. clean. cool. one half
block from car Z5os Wheeling Phone
25ssJ-
s6fs NATIONS - rooms and
sleeping porch; all new furni-
Iures IN every way modern
DAVIS BROS.
DANDY room house with sleeping porch
FOR rent furniture FOR sale: Ideal location
Phone 575s-
10 ROOMS. 1919 z BOULEVARD
Completely furnished house. mod
eru and comfortable Rent low.
los Texas St Phone rs
THREE rooms. sleeping porch. partly fur
nished- large yard SIS Tobins 4th add
zion Phone 1908.
FURNISHED HOUSES
2l21 y Copia St; ; rooms and
sleeping porch. nicely furnished
DAVIS BROS.
Io5 Texas St Phone lis
For Rent-HOuses Unfurnished.
THREE rooms Phone 4I57-
THREE room frame house. giassed sleep /
ing porch Phone 5511R
TWO room house and porch. also half Of .
house Phone 1911
THEE room bungalow with hath and .
sleeping porch 5l3 y. Raynor-
NEW GOODS given for old. Phone 1888. /
HOWE FIkNlEJkE Co. III y stanton
FIVE room and sleeping porch bungalow
Phone 1872.
MODERN rooms. bath and sleeping
porch Sls5o- Phone 4sL
BEAUTIFUL 9 room bungalow. Grand
view Phone SEER
HIGHLAND parks rooms and sleeping
po-ch- Phone s7s-M-
COMFORTABLE five room house FOR rent;
walking distance So- y Va
FOR LEASE-BeautifuI J. room home.
can De- used Tor first class rooming and
boarding house 1917 Montana
WE STORE. pack and ship household
goods; reasonable prices. Houston Transfer
and Storage Co.
FOR RENT-oue modern q room house.
sleeping porch $3.50. Phone $50. s69S
Hueco-
FOR RENT room cottage. sleeping
porch, linoleUm and gas range. convenient
10 F. p g. s. W shops. Phone -0s5.
DID furniture taken as first payments on
lsw goods; balance on easy payments
FOUTL MOORE co.
DON'T MISS the big bargains in house
hold furniture all this week at
YOUNG FURNITURE CO..
01 s. stanton 30. Phone s55. /
i4-9 Hueco St. rooms. double garage
Rent Sa5.
DOUGLAS c. CROWELL AGENCY.
,-t Mills bldg Phone SIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16

NEW cottage. three rooms. bath. great
big sleeping porch. Eas range. electric
very reasonable rental summer aud win
ter. 22s5 Federal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16

Apartments Furnished & Unfinished
IVORY bedroom suits
FOUTZ MOORE CO.
DE IUNE-Ore furu- and one ulfu-nisl-l
apt with sleeping porch 11l- n oregon
Phone rnF1
GRAND RAPIDS apts-2 rooms. kitch-
enet. bath. sleeping porch and front gal
Ia-y5 all outside rooms. new and modern;
corner % Myrtle ave. and OctaTla ST.
Phone 1r-g
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
FOR REM

FOR REM
S9-J Fl Boulevard. s rooms.
bath. sleeping porch and
basement garage
1sl6 idalia. rooms. bath.
sleeping porch.
s50l Kings highway. S rooms.
bath and sleeping porch.
PERRY kIRFPATRICK Co.
S-5 w san Antonio. Phi sos.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16

DURANGO APIS. CLOSE IN.
Three rooms and bath. Rate $3.50.
Apply Apt. No. g. 5045 IS. san Antonio.
Phone SOFA or
LAY REALTY a Trust CO..
Phone 5al5- 400 Trust Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16

IN Che new Hammer court near
The Ei PaE0 Sash and Door Co.'S
new plant. garages. stri city up
20 date. cool and comfortable.
Phone 1913 or
DAVIS BROS.
I05 Texas ST. Phone IFS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16

WANT To RENT 4 HOUSED
Call goS-e0f.
PERRY KIRKPATRICK CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
Special Notices.

Special Notices.
~@~~-~~~~~-~-~--~~~~-~~~- ~-~-~-~~--~-~-~~~----
PURE extracted honey. direct from pro
Queer. two so ID. cans in case $40
case In lots OF five cases or more. $500
q case Powelrs Apiaries. Mesilla Park
New Mex
PORTRAITS-CRAYON SEPIA, PASTEL.
Artist in Fl Paso will guarantee high
grade work only; 14X20 or any size for
$50; called for and delivered. out OF
town work solicited Address Pastel. care
Ea-arH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16

ANTHONY APIS
t-ose IN Three rooms and hath. Rates
30 % $3.50 Apply Apt No g. 516l-
w san Antonio. Phone 44ssW or
LAY REALTY & TRUST Co.
Eho1e a5l5 +0f Trust Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16

FOR RENT-DUPLEN AFT
1882 Cpsou ave. 4 large rooms
bath. front aud rlassed IN sleep
ing p1-cn, hath and kitchen tile
floo-si living and dining room
hardwood gas stove. laundry room
and garage No sick or small chill
drcu-
BIO GRANDE REALTY Co.
-il--l- First Nat Bank Bids.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
Lost and Found.

LO~T-From 2sO5 San Diego ST.. French
bull dog license No. 1878 $40 reward for
return Phone 225S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16

WANTED-Summer boarders near. Cloud
croft Mrs r. z. Cox. Weed, y. NJ.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
ESTABLISHED NTERCANTTTF5 T1T-5TS-T--S

for sale az Auamore. Texas. Fl Paso.
county only store on Texas g. Pacific
Ry- between Sierra Blanca and Van Horn;
seventy-five percent Of trade with ranch
ers- stock invoices about $4,000. real es-
tate. store and residence $500. Address
Allamore Cash Store, AIlamore, Texas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-23
IMNEnI M REDUCTION OF
kI ~ AsNIIIS - PLANNED

fetrocrad NoN. 90 --lmmcrlHtc re-
duDtion OF the Russian urmies. be-
SHINING with the class cousrriptcd iu
l>ey has been proclaimed by Holshc-
Wiki leader leuuo An official uu-
uounceWvnt to-day states
The official announcement ruI-
lows.
The workmru's and peasants gov
eminent cot the peoples DummlS-lrias
has decided Co undertake without dee
lay reductions of the armies and oT-
ders. Co begin with. release FROM their
militar, duties aII citizen solticrs OF
the class conscriptcd in 1893
instructions concerning thc lhor-
alton of other olaSsos from military
service viii Dee issued 40 "a latter dav.
Upon GENERALIZATION 800 arms must
le handed over to rcEimrutlI eum-
mittpe~ which viii POO responsible lyr
their safety The highest command
cr-in-chicf is Obliged to bring This Je.
cree directly Go 'he knowledge of fu,
rams and fle.
tSiEncdl "tediue. president and
-pVscyenku. Autonoff and KrNleuko
peoples commissarlc. for war
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-23
CoRDoyA TO EXPLAIN WHY
TIE FAILED To HOLD TOWN

Juarez. Mev.. Nov. 23.-U was an
nounced AT military headquarters here
this afternoon that General Juan Es-
pinosa y Cordova. federal commander
al OUnaga. would probably be sent
10 Mexico City at once to appear be-
fore a military commission 10 give
reasons why be failed 10 hold the
town against the villa forces
Twelve hundred troops will be sent
Co Villa Ahuma6A tomorrow where
thes viii take the field IN pursuit Of
villa. who was reported in the vicin-
~ OF -E~Cfonajdip. ssvanty uye miles
south of Ojinaga. He was thoeEht TO
bc moving up the conchos river with
his column.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-23
WAR TIME PRICES AND
PLENTY OF FISH MAKE
PROSPERITY IN ALASKA

81 Annotated Press
san Francisco. Noy 2a.-War flwa
prices and "a record run of fish rt
brought Goo the Alaskan Indian 90 pr'--
per.ty such Is De- has never known
before To-day Boz juneau. hctohlkt"
Seward ana other ALASKA cities Boz" f-
purchasing everything in sight. SO
tnurer Del his VIII. content Fl. wear '".
ton hose uf tho cheapest grade. >U.A-
iur lut the finest silk stockings -1It
her. when the family travel Dog N't'
they geo Jon their own FAST motor h"''
and when -hupping M town tutN h.r'
uNlca0s ul the hour.
An interesting eeouu u' tii- rr"
per.ty b. given by e.. g. Five a feaw-
ship agent who bias Ju-. returned at',
an extensive Grip through southeastern
and southwestern Aiashn
a merchant ~ juneau .a f.''
advised mo that Indian lanHI'. .u..
usually COME Geo bis Iofr uth 5000 "i
5000 iu she rlI hay, been coming DOB
with 50 600 1r So 20 They aH nH'
know what ID. du with tne wHue. n
ar, pur.na-iug .t|crytuius fnHr catch"
.th,ir ,t, lu .u Indian Woman e.
juneau pas 500 l.r "a D0II W"u ..I
COLLAR auJ trimming
FIy, -taIr- thHr fn.- prosperity HII
has been enjoyed IIrIHE tur
iu-t ended
80 saws chat ID nru HiH-.f, ht.
developed Iu s0uthV ESTEEM Ala-ha
peeiaft ZOO l.uNat Cooks .u.e. and Iu
vud around Kodiak island amd thH'
s the packing OF nrrriur rrpf
.,.f.fF. 40 fH. IFr.f.I -f.rU. f.HtT.H.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-23
Enhaut. PA.
weak %inwardiy.

i will have 20 dc as there is no help fer
She got me one Of yCur little
books and my husband said | should Try
n bottle. I stopped the doctors
medicine and took Lydia r.. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. IL soon made a
change In me and now ! am strong AMI
Go all my work. Mrs. AUGUSTUS
BsUGHMAN. Box So, Enhaut, Pa.
Wig win womcn continue 20 suffer
day in and day out and drag ont a sickly.
half-heartod existence. missing three
fourths ~ the Joy Of living. When they
can find health in lydia l.. pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
II yol would like free confidential All
vice address lydia L PiHtham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Macs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-23
AN |R|SHMAN'S Pigs
DOSTUNTS TO AMUSE
AMERICAN SAILORS
Members Of the United States
Flotilla's Crews Enjoy Tramps
Through Beautiful Country
Help Pick Blackberries.

By Associated Pres
Base American Flotila in British
Waters. Nov as-Tramps through
she beautiful IRISH countryside are tho
favcrite autumn pastimc Of American
sailors on afternoon shore leave.
The Americans sever saw So many
plgs IN their lives as they have since
thcy began 10 wander around Ireland
Up one 81 the heoritc country roads
ihey have become fast friends with
an Irish farmer who has "a remarkable
squad Of trained pigs. Whenever TIE
sailors visit his tarmyard the oW1or
Delights ln running his PIGS through
a number Of %evolutious just GO make
the sailors laugh The farmer Is verf
fond 90 the youthful Americans To
one party which called the other dRs
he presented n ainy porker which they
took s%qnealing back TO their ship ana
adopted as their mascot. one "Trip 20
sea. however made piggy 80 seasicit
that he was turned over 90 chef ana
made the centerpiece az a oas pis
dinner. the like ~ witch the boys ha to
not had since leaving the shores Of
the United States.
bicycling has gained % tremendous
Vogue with the American bluetickeis.
Scores Of them. mounted on machines
Of an possible types and Vintages.
may be passed daily on the roads
leading out from the naval base. The
bicycles are rented from local dealers
nj about Se.50 To- 50 "a week. NAM
OF the sailors have pedaled an the
way 20 Blarney Castle, while others
have Nentured az far as the Lakes oi
Killarne,. They ride through the
streets here at what he natives
characterize NJ reckless speed
several % the hluejackets are for
mef professional or emi-prefessional
cyclists who have competed i'm Ion
distance contests In many parts 81 the
United states and they like nothing
better than "A spin " 20 cor % miles
over good roads 10 be found IN thia
part of ireland.
The blackberry dscn is al is
height now and the American sailor,
have Joined with the natives I'm gath
ering thousands of quarts from The
hedgerows along the roads
The American sailors hav caused
a boom IN the hroiled lobster and
oyster business - this part. Neither
81 these feeds has ever been popular
With Ihe IRISH people, although they
are available in large quantities and
a. low prices.
A photographer has just made he
rounds Of the d%estrnyers n on each
~ them has taken group pictures ~
the Officers and men. The photot-
rapher was sent over by the British
admiralty. which knows how the Al-
or loves to bee snapped. COPIES OF
tho photographs are old Co the sailors
az cost price.
The photographer. just before COM
iag Ia the Americans here. had take
photographs from "a -eapluue OF inc
dnmage done To- Zeebrusge osteno
and other German submarine bases 10y
British airmeu. He has won great
popularity among the Americans vH
look forward 90 bis further visits v.'h
much pleasure.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-23
DOLSHEv|KI CALL ON
WEALTH|ER CLASSES
FOR APPAREL, MONEY
Decree Is Issued Providing for
Requisitioning Clothing and
Funds for the Army Tenants
Also Required to Dig Up.


~ kssoeisted Press.
P%clrofgad. ~Crhursdayl NuN %
The Bolsheviki have issued q decree
providing for rcpuisitioning from the
wcolthier GLASSES 81 warm apparel FOR
The army Tenants 90 residences the
rental of which o. 2too rubles or more
yearly are required 10 furnish onc
blanket and one article 90 clothing in
good condition.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-23
JUAREz GARRISON IS
DE|NG" STRENGTHENED
BY FEDERAL TROOPS
Mexican Government Continues
to Send Men to Border Town;
More Than $500 Now CHARTERED
There to Halt villa Attack.


ny Associated Press.
Iuarcz Mex. Nov. ss-MeNicuu
federal troops continued 10 arrive here
durine the night and go into camp.
General Cardons, OF Jimenez arrived
last night with see men. With the
Q men who reached here today from
Ojinaga the garrison now numbers
more than 3S0O.
Rumors that Chihuahua CITY were
being evacuated were officially de-
MED.
The reason FOR bringing 80 many
troops here WAS said To be 10 prevent
Nilla making another attack On the
American border with the accom-
panying complications.
A. soon a. the federsis from oft
maya arrived here they were released
from ;hcir cars. the American guards
haviue left the train Al the American
end OF the bridge. The soldiers who
defended oiinaga against villa scat
tered over the bought food az
thc stores and arranged their Fuar-
tcrs. The car containing the rifles
ana equipment was unloaded ~ the
military elements hauled TO the mill
itary headquarters. The women and
children established heir camp along
side Of the train ana cooked their
FIRST meal Ia ten days on Mexican
soil NJ noon today.
The soc uniforms and shoes which
were ordered FOR the Ojlnaga fed
erals viii be brought over ton orrow
and issued IN place OF the mud COW
cred n of uniforms which he
soldier wore when they waded he
Rio Grsnde to escape from villa.
Troops continued 10 arrive here to-
day aud every street and plaza Is
filled with soldiers. These viii be
sent IN pursuit. OF villa az soon 49, the
Villa column h. definitely located.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-23
TRANs-PECos SECTION
IN NO WORSE CONDITION
THAN IN FORMER YEARS

~ Paso. Texas Nov Cattle
men here claim the dr"uth conditions
in western Texas which have been poo
ported 20 Washington 1- heiuE most
serious. does NOT iucludc th, cattle
country west ~ the r,ces river They
say the scarcity uf forage ANA cattle
feed b. confined to tie plains oast of
the Pecos and that the trans fern-
section b. in uo worse condition this
year than hat which existed Doc lHet
years
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-23
CENTIlNL POWERS HOLD oIT
PEACE OFFER no III ~SI \

STOCKHOLM. Nov. 30 ACclrdlng ~
the Tiduiugeu. % l,ussi,n diplomat lett
stockholm Yesterday for Yvtr0grtd
with orders Co hand ,o thc Russian
revolutionary government proposal.
for pence by thg central powers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-23
o'LEARY INDICTED ON
CHARGE OF VIOLATING
THE ESPIONAGE ACT

New YORK. Nov Jeremiah s.
O'Lears. president OF the American
Truth society and editor of 'The
Bull" a publication recently barred
from the mails WAS today Indicted uu
the charge Of violating the espionage
act and the postal laws.
The Bun publishing company Inc.
n s Adolph Stcrn and Luther r.
Bedford connected with the company
were Indicted uu the snU" charges
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-23
N SsINN MINISTER on
MARINE Resigns posi-

London. Nov 23-AdmiraI Verdcry-
has resigned as Russian minister
Petrograd SAYS. According To- an Ex-
change telegraph dispatch from tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-23

Every dnv HT'EALD WANT ADS
fud help. secure positions; sell articles
longer needed rent houses, fat
apartmruts stnre- aud real estate; riEi
the lost. sell houses. lots and farms.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-23

Every day HERALD WANT ADS
find help; secure positions; sell articles
mo- longer needed. rent houses flats.
apartments, sto-es and real estate; frd
the lost. sell houses. lots and farms
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-23
SICK WOMAN HAD
CRYING SPELLS
Restored to Health by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

and V feelings
and my head both
cred me. | ~ouid
often have crying
spells and feel AS II
/ was not safe. IL
| heard anyone COM
ing | would run and
lock the door so they
would not see me.
I tried several doc.
tors and they did not
help me SO | said 60
my mother u Vucea
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-23

y little VAST 40 now ana then
i- read ay every class az men ard
women to-. Try enc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-23

Ii you are TO have a neat, well fitting, well tailored
suit, this sale will truly be Of interest to you
Whipcord, Serees, Velour, Slvertone, Pom Pom
Poplius, Rro1dcoth and Novelty materials, in
plain or fancy tailored effects, with or without
the beted model, with the new collars-all late
1917 models Spccial
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-07-31
LORD KITCHENER'S
SISTER BELIEVES
HE STILL LIVES

London, July 27.-The statement
by Mrs. Parker, sister of lord Kitch-
ener. that she believes her brother
is alive and did not go down with tho
cruiser Hampshire, has revived a
rumor which has occurred in Eng
land during the year past. Asked
by an interviewer today on what
grounds she based her belief, Mrs.
Parker replied:
II cannot tell you on what grounds
I believe 1t. In fact, do not want
to go into any details whatever"
The original rumor was that a let
ter had bee received from a British
prisoner in Germany saying that Lord
Kitchner was prisoner there. The
letter was never traced and the ru-
NOR Is considered canard.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-07-31

women and horses will be seen in
the great display. Eighteen differ
emit nationalities will be represented
and the characteristic music Of the
world will be played upon brass in
struments, tom toms, drumsf flies
and cymbals. Eight bands will yield
circus melody, augmented by two of
the largest calliopes ever construct
ed. Many of the dens containing the
Carl Hagenbeck wild animals will be
open for public display. There will
be more than half hundred elabor-
ately carved and decorated tableau
wagons and allegorical floats. Three
herds of ponderous elephants will
make up the rear of the pageant.
The performances will begin at2
and s p. M. Doors to the Carl Hag-
enbeck zoo will be opened an hour
earlier.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-07-31
FOR 1918
WHEAT CROP
f. S. HARRIS,
Director Utah Agricultural (Experi1
ment Station.

1t is now evident that If the war
continues there will be great
scarcity of bread-making material in
the world. In Europe, bread has
been rationed out to the citizens for
over two years. In America, we have
not yet felt the shortage except as
this condition is reflected in the high
price of wheat and flour. Now that
we are actually at war. however, each
citizen will have occasion to know
the value of bread. Already the
slogan of "a wheatless day each
week" has been sent out.
This all means that wheat and
flour will be at a premium for some
time. Even If the wheat crop OF
America should be very large, any
excess could readily be absorbed by
the starving millions of ravished
Europe. 1t is absolutely impossible
during the period of the war to pro-
uuCe Hioie Ditdu Stuli IMAM Sah NC
used to good advantage.
When the war was forced on us
last spring the farmers. knowing that
wheat would be high. planted every
available acre. Considerable land
that had not been properly prepared
was planted, and as a result there
will be many failures. There was
not time to make the preparation
that every good farmer knew was de-
sirable. Patriotic duty called for n
large acreage to be planted, even If
there was a possibility Of failure.
The same excuse cannot be found
for the 1918 crop. We now have
sufficient warning OF the necessity
of a large production and we can be
sure that prices will be high. The
thing to do then is to prepare thor
oughly to take advantage Of the stu
alton. Fit every available acre OF
wheat land in such way that 1t
will produce a maximum crop. An
excellent opportunity Is offered for
the wheat raiser to make good pro-
fits, to respond to patriotic duty
to his country, and to render great
service to mankind. Who Is able to
resist such an urgent combined call.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-07-31
The BIC DAY NEAR
Carl Observation-Disclosures Circus Soon
to BE in Our Midst.

Only a few more days await the
appearance of the Carl Hagenbeck-
Wallace circus in Logan. The date
Is Thursday, August 2, and the small
boys as usual are at fever heat In
anticipation of what they will see
and hear on circus day, acknowledged
to be better than Christmas and the
Fourth of July combined.
Nothing seems to dim the popu-
larity Of the circus, especially those
OF the larger type. A new crop of
children appear each year. They
must see the dear good old clown
and smell the sawdust. But the blare
of the band. the rumble of heavy red
wagons and the roar of the lions
seem to make the grown-ups kids
again on circus day. OF course they
generally say they are going to carry
the children to see the animals" But
deep down in their hearts they know
they would not miss the big show
If there was not a small boy in a
thousand miles on circus day.
Three trains are necessary to
transport the Carl Hagenbeck-Wal-
lace circus. The first is known as the
flying squadron" and leaves the ex-
hibition city daily at 10 p. M, in
order to arrive during the early
| morning hours. Aboard is carried
the commissary department and can
vas hotel, for breakfast must be
ready at a. m. The second circus
special carries the famous Carl Hag-
enbeck menagerie and trained wild
animals, together with tents, seats,
paraphernalia and equipment not car
ried on the first train. The third
! and final section is made up almost
, entirely Of Pullman sleepers bearing
/ the performers, officials ans em-
ployes not carried on the two pre-
ceding trains.
An idea of the magnitude OF the
Carl Hagenbeck-Wallace circus may
be obtained from the immense street
pageant to be seen on the downtown
streets at 10 o'clock preceding the
first performance. There will be
upwards of three miles of scintillat-
ing finery. More than 1000 men,