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The Detroit times., 1917-02-17
SOCCER BOYS
ARE OUT AGAIN
Detroits and Caleys Will Meet
Sunday in Third Round
for National Cup

The third round OF the National
soccer cup, competition will be
played OF at Packard plant Sun
day. when Detroit and the Caledon.
ians will meet TO decide who WIN
represent Michigan In the next
draw and possibly the final. Both
teams are out 10 win and are train
ing hard Detroits are the favor
ties so far, and II they play in the
same form az they did against
Rochester about month ago when
they Travelled to New York state
and beat the crack eastern team
10 0. they stand a good chance Of
putting one over on the Caledon-
ians.
Nevertheless. the Caledonians are
not 10 be deemed too easy, for they
have showed some very good foot.
ball this year. and at present they
top the Michigan State league j.
b. Stark viii referee the game,
which Is timed 10 start at 2:Is
O'Clock.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-17
Greatest Team League Ever
Had, Is Verdict on Giants

gcnized. and will have this year an
additional bulwark in the person OF
Red Murray. provided McGraw de.
cide5 20 retain the sorrel-topped
gardener.
Benny Kaun will have the center
field position again, and McGraw,
in addition 10 all his supporters. ex.
poets the former Fed TO make good
in far better fashion this year than
his last effort showed. Kaurfs hit.
ting last season began TO show i'm
provement as the season APP
preached its end
Davy Robertson will be planted
in right field. and George Burns in
left unlessNall the signs fail They
aic both mighty hitters and far
above the average as folders
For pitching stan McGraw has
the youthful but brilliant Schupp a.
a nucleus for wonderful staff.
Schupp has been doing some hold
Ing out but Is expected 10 be on
hand when the time comes 10 re-
port. In addition there will be Jen
Tesreau Fred Anderson. Poll Per
ritt. slim Sallee. and few recruits
who are expected to show well.
Kocher. Rariden and Gibson are
signed 10 New York contracts.
These. with Lew McCarty TO lead
the way, form an efficient catching
staf
The Detroit times., 1917-02-17
Locals to Show New
Wing by Name of
Irving.

Next weeks hockey competition
for the Detroit Hockey club will be
furnished by team that has won
three games from the Aura Lees,
who beat the locals III goals 20 10
in a two-game series this week.
II is not The first visit OF the To-
ronto Riversides here this season.
for the team assisted the locals In
prying of the hockey lid NJ the new
Arena. Jan. and >. After tieing
in the nrst encounter 2-2. the Riv-
ersides were beaten. 10. In the Sec
ond. losing the series Since those
games the Riyersides have swept
all corners before them in the o. X.
A. race, winning seven In a row
and taking the group honors The
team Is being touted as the one 20
repeat in winning the O VI. A. SEN
ior honors for 1917
The lineup that win be brought
here by the Rhersides. will be the
regular one with one or possibly
wv fAAt NfNAWiAN~ NNN INV IA1ll NJ
right wins Is Mccarerty, and he is
said 10 be find" as forward.
The old reliable defense. CoIlett in
goal Doc" Merriek and Smith on
defense, is hard to beat. while Farr
az rover and Parks al center. are
fast skaters and clever stick hand
lers.
Detroit Will send veteran team
against the Riyersides. Elmer Irv-
ing. former Cleveland star. may be
at right wing or rover. Prout. who
was cage guardian in the Aura Lee
games. probably will be In the cage
with Johnson. Shelly. and Emory
az defense men. Kennedy. rover:
Black, center; shaw and Johnston
or irving. right wing: Quincy and
Billings. spares.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-17
Go South With Greatest Team Ever Assembled National
Riversides Back for More
Hockey Tits in Detroit
j. WoLGAsT NOW
KING OF LANCASTER

LANCASTER, Pa. Feb. IL
Johnny Wolgast. middleweight
brother OF the famous Al, will
be Lancaster's entry in an inter
city scrap with York. Pa. next
week. Herman Miller. of York.
will oppose Johnny. All winter
long Morris Wolf. OF Lancaster,
has been knocking his rivals
stif and attaining great game in
these parts. lie was advertised
as a budding champion. The
other night he got into the ring
with Wolgast. and after the FIRST
three or four rounds. Johnny
had the Wolf person al his
mercy SO sweeping was VOL.
CASTS victory, that be has com.
pletely usurped VOLTS throne in
this town
The Detroit times., 1917-02-17
les DARCY MAY
Get into COURT
Refusal 10 Meet Gibbons
Starts Rumpus-NObOdy
Loves Boxer Now

NEW YORK. Feb. Lies
Larcy will have 10 fight Mike Glib
bons in Milwaukee. Tim o'Sulliyan
his manager. signed articles for the
bout and well carry II into the
courtSto see that II Is carried OUT
This was the announcement last
night OF Eddie Kane. manager OF
Gibbons
Tho business men OF Milwaukee
want that match and they're not 20
ing to see this pugilist. scared or
not scared. beat them out-cf Il.
We have all the proof in the
world that Darcy agreed 10 O'Sulli-
vans making matches for him. II
Is certain verbal agreement will
hold good We've taken 1t up with
attorneys and were going 10 make
10 stick
Personally. believe Darcy
would rather be fighting the Ger
mans than 40 into a ring with Mike
but that makes no difference He's
20 TO fight
Criticism after criticism are be
ing heaped upon the head OF Darcy
Followers ct the ring game are
vehement In denouncing the action
OF the pugilist in cutting away from
O'Sullivan. II was pointed ont here
that OSulliyan has been plunged
into bad mess in Australia by
taking Darcy away. The boxer was
q minor at the time and Was innu
enced by O'Sulliyan Darcy could
return without fear, but O'Sulliyar
virtually IS an outlaw.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-17
[. A. c. GETS FULL
REVENGE ON AGS

CHICAGO. Feb. Michigan
Aggie basketball team took an aw-
ful whaling from the Illinois Ath.
letic club. The Aggs got the l.
A. c. on their trick court at East
Lansing few weeks ago, and
trimmed the Chicago boys. The 7.
A. c. revenge last night was 45
to % affair.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-17
copulos scores Fast.

Copulos and Seymour were the
Friday winners In the state hendi-
cap tourney 90 three cushion bill.
IIasslsr uss.s-f. ~ es,r-rr~s-- sweeney
Illusions Seymour beat Booker. %
10 %. and Copulos beat Watkins. g.
to II. IN SO innings. That was swift
Ilay for this tourney.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-17
Basketball's Birthday

TIME sticking 10 athletics
basketball 1t is the premier gymnasium game IN ms country
that happens be NJ hand
tells IT'S popularity the island possessions Japan and an The
NJ invaded unknown In Europe
enough demand celebration on It's big
ofw
youth makes worldwide popularity all the
his Y NJ A. Training School az
A.
Basketball his Offering
baEk know II a
hyeme e
in a OF
the
Olympic
Is
Fors ara
rules
OF the OF all the soons
The Detroit times., 1917-02-17


will make the tale immortal we arr
Paul dog derby ana ,s
Yankee Amazing agmen,s OF r
OF his
: being revealed
As and graduate OF Massac
II oo
gold He hunted soiu
he o a which to establish III
For years
prodigious CROUCH AS
he he trapped
h he announced
decided wanted himself
much greennorn
a
history modern American sIo'N
With tho boundie.s enthusiasm OF rainbow chaser run ~
will hlcd Driving uog ,ea
without
The IN,
convinced himself that ne coalu
bunch half breeds
the thrilling
Hart He realized ne
Paul and had passed
night he the 800 bucks his in
81 Paul
00mie toooggan
10 fellows. Then he collapsed
discovered because OF
theatrical
gold
OF his stake but
which he finished
and H. q III
walop a wild persimmon
The Detroit times., 1917-02-17
CLEO SULKSAND
RACESLACKzEST

MT. CLEMENS. Mich. Feb. IL
Racing conditions were ideal at
Mt Clemens Friday. but all the
zest was taken ont OF the big match
race betN cen Battle King and Cleo
B. when the latter horse misbe-
hayed at the start OF the heats and
refused to score. Both Sheridan
and Ashley tried to drive her. and
neither could make her see reason.
Harry Mosier had to start the heats
with Cleo trailing. and Battle King
won easily in three heats The win
ners in all three races had all riv.
ais whipped at the start The sum
mary:
The Detroit times., 1917-02-17
Aaqs Shoot Well.

EAST LANSING. Mich. Feb. II.
Michigan Aggie rifle team showed
its militant spirit this week by
shooting score OF OIL. which IL
their record for the season. Shane
got las count.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-17
Open Tourney in July

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE Unit.
I'd States Golf association has an.
nounced that the open golf cham
pionship will be decided on the
course of the Brae Burn club az
Boston, July II. Il and 10.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-17
Dillon Beats Smith

NEW ORLEANS. Fob i7.--Jack
Dillon was awarded a decision over
Gunboat Smith A. the end OF 20
round bout last night.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-17
Beebe To Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. Feb Fired Bee
be sent TO Portland by Cleveland.
will pitch for Louisville this year.
according to an agreement reached
Friday.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-17
DRAFT RULE
FOR A. A. LEAGUES
VERY PROBABLE

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE Ma
tional commission will reconsider
its decision. not 10 allow drafting
from Glass "A leagues once in two
years instead OF every year. II Is
stated by members OF the commits
sion. A meeting has been called
to consider the matter.
Indications. according to mem
bers. are that the request will be
granted.
I'VE want 10 do the best thing
for baseball AT every stage" said
John X. Tener, president OF the
National league. IL baseball can
be benefited by making such a
change, We want to do H."
The Detroit times., 1917-02-17
James Stinson. Horseman


a old
- a Drexeibivd In
theeghtes
and worth
II
establishment Highland
raced
geiding Budd Dob
ambition his later
II
10 make them
included
Y.
gedng All chestnut color
sight graced oval
which
The Detroit times., 1917-02-17
Jackson Seats ,yallaee

NFk YORK, ~ 1r--wnre
Jackson outpointcd Eddie Wallace
in ten rounds last night
The Detroit times., 1917-02-17
The Champions

(INHERE pugism. These they:
Fyweght-Jimmy Wilde OF England
Il Bantamweight-Pete Herman. Of Orleans.
I
Observation-Disclosures Welsh. OF Wales
Wclerweight-Jack
Middle Ight--Al Mccoy, o Brooklyn.
Light MISUNDERSTANDING Leyinsky OF New York
willard
Only fellows championship
Wilde Kbane absolutely
capable giving pounds Of weight and winning right
Willard good. but
and lack OF class tho heavyweight Levinsky holds
Of the middle Fights instead OF the best Both Bton Welsh
ed by Pal
recently whipped both of them.
IL an
Englshman Welsh welshman All
Italian and his rival IL
Leyinsky jew and Willard
Indian
Baseball Doves
will twom pitchers
Neither Minor
the spanges this The
to
a key
umplrng and
casually
" and
for the finger Brown wired
York 10 investIsatA<he incident
Ump
beg
nobody deadly with hand grenade
young purs and
Kid whazEat Kidding themselves-snd nobody else
The Detroit times., 1917-02-17

Headline SAYS "Cincinnati play
ers not In sympathy with strike
Evidently the Reds do not believe IN
giving that which they never re-
cetve.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-17

several Daddy Nasnh has been connected with
member OF rules committee
OF the progressive OF all the solons
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-04-05
ARE LEAVING CALIFORNIA

r. E. Thomas and wife, who for
merly lived here, but more recently
in Mitchell, s. D., informs this paper
that they are leaving California and
going back to Mitchell. The letter
is so full of interest that we re-
print it as follows:
1--WE will leave here for Salt Lake
and Denver on the second of April.
1t has been a nice winter we thought,
but the old settlers say it has been
the coolest winter. Everything looks
fine here now. l think anyone coming
here to spend the winter will never
regret it, but it is no place for man
if he has got to work for a living for
there is nothing to do as everything
is overdone and lots of empty build
ings No one works here, but if you
can live on climate that is fine. They
say eighty percent of the people here
are from Iowa. They say there wrer
e35O0O at the Iowa picnic. saw j.
p. Baker and wife, that we traded
with in Audubon, Sam Gardner John
Sherman and wife and others.
Long Beach is nice town, no
saloons and a friendly set of people.
There were 1000 in the Auditorium
Sunday night. l will say goodbye
and please send my paper to Mitchell
in place of Long Beach. We like the
Republican so well that we do not
want to miss a single issue and am
enclosing a dollar for another year.
Yours Truly,
r. F. Thomas.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-04-05
WILL HAVE UNIQUE PROGRAM

The regular April meeting of the
Woman's Club will be held at the
club room in Watts hall, Wednesday
April IL, at 200 p. m. And unusually
attractive and varied program will
MI the afternoon. A selected read
ing and a couple of delightful vocal
solos will be given and there will be
two short discussions on the TOPICS.
identifying Home Grounds" and
The Best of Everything for our
Families at the Least Cost" An
unusual feature that will accompany
hte last mentioned discussion is
the demonstration in mixing and
baking angel food cake. Needless
to say, angel food cake will be on the
menu for refreshments which will
be in charge of Mrs. w. A. Holdings
worth. Mrs. Thos. Swezey and Mrs
Walter Graves, who are the hostesses
of the day.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-04-05
CADDOCK IS READY
FOR The BIG MATCH
Anita Wrestler Who Goes Against the
Worlds Champion, Next Nom
day Night is I'm Splendid
Shane

After numerous consultations and
conventions with other wrestlers Earl
Caddock who has been in training in
Chicago has come to the conclusion
that he doesn't know exactly how he
is going to wrestle Joe Stecher,
American champion, when they meet
in Gene Melady's Omaha arena on
next Monday night.
That it will be a great scrap is
freely admitted by Caddock and that
it may last a considerable length of
time also is limited at by the long
athlete.
This much was brought out in con-
versation with Earl after long days
workout during the week.
The wrestlers generally have a lot
of skull practice" as the ball players
call II. after the days work has
finished. They go over the general
situation and try to reach some con-
illusions. 1t was at the end of one
of these periods that Caddock told
about his plans, or rather his absence
of plans.
You ask me how l plan to beat
this fellow" he said at the start
well, to tell you the truth, don't
plan at all. I've just naturally quit
thinking about it. What's the use?
You see, it's this way: I'll be fit
and ready for anything that happens,
that's sure from the looks of things
now. I'm going to step into that ring
in Omaha with every feeling of conf
dence in my ability to offset anything
he may shoot at me and possibly give
him something that he cannot handle
very we'll.
1--WE got plenty of confidence that's
the surest thing you ever knew. He
hasn't got me frightened into a knot
the way he had lot of those old
spawned veterans that he beat so
easily. And he never would. scare me
in hundred years. if he had a dozen
scissor holds.
when we get to wrestling I'm Just
going to wait for time and see what
he intends to do. Then and not until
then will | know just what l am 60
ing to do.
Keep away from that scissors?
Well, of course, that's the trick.
imagine | have counter for it and
if can put that one over Mr.. Stecher
is in for the biggest surprise of his
career. I'm not telling anybody Just
what this is but we've been working
at 1t for two weeks in the gymnas-
ium and l can say right now that if
Stecher makes just one mistake he is
flopped man that's all
Further than this, I'm not going
to say. But please say that I'll be fit
and ready April 8. This is the best
message l can send to my thousands
OF loyal friends throughout the west.
Geo Dye has vacated the residence
near the Christian church and moved
into het property on Washington
stree recently purchased by C. H.
Wilde
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-04-05
PRESBYTERIANS TO
MEET in AUDUBON
Ministerial and Lay Delegates Are
Planning to Attend From Each
Church i'm District-The
Detailed Program

The sixteenth spring meeting of the
Council Bluffs presbytery is 10 be held
| in Audubon Tuesday and Wednesday
April 10 and IL, and delegates. both
ministerial and lay are expected from
,, practically every church in this dis
trict, embracing several counties of
southwestern Iowa.
Rev. o. c. Garden of Shelby is the
moderator of the presbytery, and Rev.
j. E. Cummings of Bethany church,
Council Bluffs is the permanent stat
ed clerk while Rev. T. B. Greenlee is
the pastor of the host church.
Arrangements have been made the
closing afternoon of the meeting to
hold the branch Rock Island train
until 4:3O p. m. for the accommoda-
tion of the delegates who wish to
leave for home that afternoon.
The program which embraces many
addresses of importance, with con-
ferences and reports from all depart
ments of work follows.
Tuesday Afternoon
2:00-Moderato sermon: Rev. o.
c. Caden, Shelby.
INSTRUMENTATION of presbytery:
/. roll call; 2. reception of members
3. election of moderator and stated
clerk;4. approval of minutes; 5. re-
port of committee on arrangements;
6. appointment of committees.
3:30-Report of committee on ed
ucation: Rev. ]. G. Orah. Guthrie
Center.
4:00-Report of committee on
young peoples work: Rev. William
Mack, Menlo.
4:30-Report of committee on
freedmen: Rev. w. ]. Creswell,
Logan.
5:OO-Report of committee on
church erection: Rev. r. F. Cham
bers. Griswod
djournment.
Tuesday Evening
7:30-Devotional:S Rev. ID. l..
Miller. Missouri Valley.
S:00-Address IAN Inspirational
World Survey" or "The Moral Value
of War" Rev. c. +. Bradt, ID. d.
secretary foreign mission board, Chi
cago.
Wednesday Morning.
Devotional: Rev. J. Spencer Smith,
Walnut.
9:00-Report of treasurer: Rev.
j. Z. Cummings, Council Bluffs.
9:15-Report of committee on
foreign missions: Rev. T. B. Greenlee
| Audubon.
10:00-Report of committee on
home mission: Rev. F. w. Evans
| Council Bluffs.
11:O0-Report of committee on
colleges: Rev. o. c. Garden, Shelby.
Address-William A. Writ, NJ. A,
Fairfield, Ia.
Wednesday Afternoon
l;15-Election of commissioners
to the general assembly.
1:3O-Report of committee on
ministerial relief: j. G. Wadsworth
Council Bluffs.
1:45-Report of committee on
mems organizations: Rev. Geo. A,
Ray, Council Bluffs.
2:00-Narrative: Rev. j. C. Orth
Guthrie Center.
2:3O-Report on American Bible
society: Rev. w. j. Creswell. Logan.
2:45-Report. of committee on
temperance: Rev. d. L. Miller. Mis-.
souri, Valley.
S:OO-Report of committee on
evangelism: Rev. Davenport, Mace.
donia
2:3O-Communion service: Rev
Sampson Cook, Adair, to preside
Rev. William Mack. Menlo. to ad-
minister the bread; Rev. j. X. Driver
Atlantic to administer the cup.
4:20-Adjournment.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-04-05
ELECTROLIER SMASHED

team of horses took fright and
ran away Monday morning. coming
in contact with the electrolier in the
center of the street on south park
street. The post was badly broken
This however, did not deter the team
which continued its mad rush until
they came to stop IN the alley back
of the Green Bay Lumber Co. The
owner of the team paid the cost for
replacing the electrolier.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-04-05
FAREWELL PARTY GIVEN

Monday afternoon ten members of
the Embroidery Club met at the
home of Mrs. J. l.. Rippey to surprise
one of their number, Mrs. Marion
Jones, who leaves this week for her
new home at Carson, Iowa. After
spending the afternoon hours in a
pleasant manner, six o'clock dinner
was served. AS a token of esteem,
Mrs. Jones was presented a cut glass
dish, which no doubt she will trea-
sure very highly, now that she is
to be separated from her friends.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-04-05
FIRST GRANDCHILD

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Laubender,
of Los Angeles. Calf. are the par
ents of a daughter, born to them
Sunday. Mr.. Laubender is an Audi
bon product. the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j. Laubender of this city. This
being the first grandchild in the
family has caused grandpa Laubender
to sit up and take notice. All trust
that the little ray of sunshine will
live to fulfill its mission in life and
bring no end of pleasure to the fam
ily
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-04-05
BUYS ANOTHER BIG HERD

Miles Gardner, who has been breed
ing and raising pure bred Angus
cattle at his farm in Greeley town
ship. has just purchased the Percy
Hallock herd which consisted of GA
cows and bulls. With this splendid
addition, Mr.. Gardner now has one
of the finest herds of Angus cattle in
this part of the state. He is widely
known among breeders of the state
and will no doubt make a great sue
cess of the business.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-04-05
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION
WaterwOrks Extension and Improve.
ment Proposition


Public Notice is Hereby Given that
special election of the City of Au-
dubon. Iowa will be held on the 9th
day of April, 1917, from eight o'clock
A. M. until seven O'Clock p. M, and
that at said election there will be'sub-
mitted to the voters CT said City, to
be by them voted upon. the PROPOSE
ton of constructing extensions and
improvements for the municipal
waterworks system of said City, and
the proposition of issuing bonds of
said City in the sum of Twenty
Thousand Dollars (s2OO0O.0o) to
procure the funds to defray the cost
of such waterworks extensions and
improvements.
The ballots to be used at said cleo
ton for said propositions will be in
substantially the following form:
(face of ballots)
Notice to voters: For an affirma-
tive vote upon the following ques-
ton make a CROSSE X) mark in the
square after the word Yes. For a
negative vote make similar mark
in the square following the word
No.
Shall the following public measure
be adopted?
Shall the City of --,l
Audubon, construct
extensions and i'm Yes
prOvemcnts for it's - -
Mucipal water No.
works system? -l---l
For the issuance of bonds ,-l
in the sum of $20,000.0O
for waterworks extension
and Improvement purposes l-l
Against the issuance of l-I
bonds in the sum of $40 co.
90 for waterworks extern
sion and improvement
purposes. l--l
Those in favor of issuing bonds for
waterworks extension and improve
ment purposes will make cross (X)
mark in the square following the
words For the issuance of bonds"
etc
Those not in favor of issuing bonds
sufficient petition with the requisite
Sections 1306-b ct seq. of the Sup
for waterworks extension and i'm
provement purposes will make cross
(X) mark in the square following
the words Against the issuance of
bonds, etc.
tback of ballots)
OFFICIAL BALLOT FOR WATER
WORKS EXTENSION AND I'M
PRovEMENT PROPOSITIONS.
CITY ELECTION. AUDUBON, IOWA.
ward.
April, 9th, 1917.
Geo. f. Kellogg
City Clerk.
Said election will be held in the
several wards of said City. as delimit-
ed by Ordinance No. One, as voting
precincts; and at said election the
respective polling pla ,es in the sew
eral wards of said City will be as
follows:
First Ward, At the City Fire Hall
Second Ward, At the Christian church
At which time all the legal voters
of said City are hereby notified to
appear. each voter to vote at the
polling place of the ward in which
such voter resides.
This notice is given by order of
the City Council pursuant to Sections
720 ct seq. of the Supplement to the
Code of Iowa, 1918. and pursuant to
signatures, in accordance Herewith.
Dated at Audubon, Iowa, this 9Th
day of March, 1917.
Geo. K. Kellogg
Civ Clark
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-04-05
NOTICE TO SETTLE

AS the firm of Roger & Fitch has
dissolved partnership, the accounts
of the firm have been left at the
Farmers State Bank for collection.
Those knowing themselves indebted
will please call and settle at their
earliest convenience.
Roger & Fitch.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-04-05
bon SUPPER
AND ENTERTAINMENT

There will be box supper and
entertainment given at the Hamlin
hall Thursday April 18th given by
the Hamlin school. Ladies are re-
quested to bring boxes.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-04-05

If you have any rubbish that needs
to be hauled away, or any garden
blowing that you want done. see
me or telephone 157. Roy Prather.