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Arizona republican., 1917-03-04
FORTS SPECIAIS

f'bkl) = SPEC1ALS Halls safe. chilled steel box. double set doors; inside measure . 1t. high. 26 wide. l.3 deep. cost $700. Sell this week, sI50.
 High Grade Piano. warranted cost S450; sweet tone: beautiful upright. This week. $50 $l00 cash. balance payments.
 Fischer Upright Piano. cost $500. This week. $50 spot cash. Warranted Mahogany. maple. rosewood. cherry. oak dressers. cost s35 and $40. This week SIS and s20.
 .Chiffoniers. mahogany. maple oak. This week, s12 to SEQ
 Elegant Kitchen Cabinets. cost >30 to s45. This week Sl6 to x20.
 Baby buggies, cost SIS. This week. s4 to sc
 One buffet clarionet. cost 5000. Price sl0.00,
 Wicker Rockers. cost sle. price si to SC. New and second hand
 Gas ranges with heaters. ovens and full equipment, cost $fo to s60. Price sl5 to S20.
 Gas ranges. 4-hole. cost si7 Price tS and 8.
 Gasoline ranges. from E. to sl5. ss Brass beds. cost s35. Price SIC Bronze and enamel tw,l-inch post beds. cost Sl2. Price S7 to S9.
 45 lb. new rolled edge mattresses. cost SIP. Price SS.50
 Incubators. 9 varieties. Prices rang ing from v to S25.
 Turkish leather or leatherette rock CTS. cost S4O and S65. Price $s to SIG. All books. 29o0 volumes. l reduce s0 per cent.
 Just in. q car of chairs. different kinds. 25 per cent cheaper than others. Cheap dressers. from $7 to SIC. Overland automobile. have just spent on new tires and complete over hauling of all gearing s200. It's 1914 engine. Price $500.
 Elegant cab or guerney. cost sl00O. Price si0n.
 Friends. I'm poet @. put a com petitor Is in the field and am out classed and. like n badger, now hole up Georgies done for.
 1T you want to sell or buy
 FORD'S MY NAME
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04
For Sale or Exchange

TO EXCHANGE -. Residences in Chattanooga, Tennessee; Knoxville, Tennessee, and Mineral Wells, Texas for Phoenix property. Phone 2341. k
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04

FOR SALk-Land in Paradise Val ley, S25.00 per acre. The survey of dam and corral will be completed in about one week more. Box ,s7 Re- publican. It
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04

BEST RANCH BUYS-40 acres or 100 acres excellent land and neighbor- hood, permanent water. s1l2is per acre; 80 acres near above, in alfalfa, Sl25.00 per acre: 200 acres, part in al- falfa at s1l5.00 per acre. Franklin D.. Lane IA w. Adams St, Phone 1884 l
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04
Mcdowell Realty & Cattle Co.
 lln North First Ave u
THE WEEKS BEST BTYs

iiI- " FEN . isf-sN !
 10 acres near I-aveen. all fenced wo- ven wire. all in cultivation. possession at once. Price sl0O.G0 per acre. te-rls 4e acres fine clean stand alfalfa i Peoria section. good well. engine ai : tank. good house. family orchard. shadc near school. price Sl55.0O. terms. i9 acres alfalfa s miles N W. Phoen,.. fenced i or fields. well soft water. house. other outbuildings. close ro good school. and in ideal dairy proposition. quick possession. price sl50.00 acre. terms. so acres fine sandy loam. miles cast Phoenix. on State Highway rrice Si25.0O per acre. forced sale. so acres adjoining tov.n-site Of Peoria. all good clean stand alfalfa. small house. good well, orchard and young shade fenced. price sl2, ,500.00. terms. so acres miles \. ". Phoenix, b5 in good stand alfalfa. fenced and cross-fenced, good soil, immediate possession. and only 5000 cash. the balance good time at $ per cent. get busy on this Mir. Renter. the price is right.
 FOR BARGAINS. w. J. BURNS m
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04
-------------------
 COME TO GLENDALE

We deal exclusively in Glendale and Peoria lands. the best in the valley Just at present we have some nicely improved 10, 20 and 40 acre places that We can sell at low prices and on terms to suit
 We also have some large tracts suit able for dairy and sheep or for subdi- vision.
 We respectfully request that you call on US and see what we have be- fore buying elsewhere. We are practical farmers and will be glad 10 consult with you. Myers & Carrick. Glendale, Arizona
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Arizona republican., 1917-03-04
8 South Central Aevnue

WARM or beatle. foul or
 mort gage. or farmers land
 may fall-but for first class
 ruination, trust our land
 against them all.
 Gentlemen-I can deliver 160 acres of land on main road Close to school, close to creameries, store and R. R. setation. Non resident wants to sell. Price s125 per acre. Terms.
 I also have fine so alfalfa and grain, ready for the cattle. Easy terms. Buy it. I have the valleys best buys. Nunneley. 37 West Adams. l.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04

4 SNAP-A fine i50 foot corner in Ia Belle Place at price way below it5 real value and on unusually liberal terms l.. J. Bennitt & Co. 1
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04
RANCH RARGAINS

70 acres on car line. A water. s1500.00.
 r acres only I miles N. w, at $50 per acre.
 20 acres well improved at sl75 per acre.
 so acres. sowed to alfalfa. sl1O.OO per acre.
 so acres. improved. good house, fine alfalfa. for S9200.00.
 Another so near Peoria and R. R. station; finest soil, seeded 10 alfalfa. S140.00 per acre.
 FRANKLIN D. LANE
 W. Adams St. Phone l5si REIMBURSEMENT -l6O acres fine land. house and well. near town and R. R.; only S6000O. :. C. Miller. Room &. Central Bank Bldg. Phoenix. Ari- zona. k
 GENTLEMEN Buy this SO-acrc dairy farm. Alfalfa? Yes: Fences? Yes: Good Water? Yes; Shade? Yes: Good lOcation2 Yes. the finest and is ready for business. l say to you, men buy this The valleys best buy. Sl30.00 and easy terms Nunneley for this. S' W. Adams.
 WANTED-Buyers for 20s. 40's, sos and 1903; can rent also. Look me D if interested Prompt service. Cour teous treatment. Tyler & Go, 6O4 w. Van Buren Tel. 3557. If
 CHOICE BUILDING LOT. 50xl40 S300. s25 cash s5 monthly. You can build temporary house on rear and save rent. Address owner. P O. Box 522.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04
FOR SALE:-$s.25O

FOR SALE:-Ss.250.
 AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
 AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY have no control, I am compelled to move to another State and in order to make a quick sale, will dispose of my fine 160 acres near Chandler for just half it's cash value. 100 acres under cultivation and the other so are level as q floor. Have 300 inches water devel- oped and q pumping plant that cost me nearly $e, 900. The soil can't. be surpassed anywhere A crop of cotton or even milo maize will this year give back the cost of the place.
 a Prefer all cash but would take half, balance after crop harvested or within one year. Address Box 76S Repub- lican. Ii WATCH OUR BARGAIN RANCHES 70 acres improved. ...... $160.00 acre. 40 acres improved ....... sf50.0G acre so acres improved .....- -.$125.00 acre l6D acres improved ....... .$110.00 acre
 l-3 cash, balance easy. "Se .em." Ask for Gates. Phone 127S. 16 West Adams with Jordan & Grace. n
 FOR SALE-20 acres east of Mesa m Roosevelt road: all alfalfa: new house shade. fruit; good net fencing; ideal ranch for dairying very home like. Price S4500 Terms Kelly Diehl. Mesa. Ariz k
 4 SNAP-A fine f50 foot corner in La Belle Place at a price way below lt5 real value and on unusually liberal terms. l.. J. Bennitt & Co. l
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04
For Sale Real Estate

PARTIES located on public or state lands in Arizona. near railroad town. rich soil and water available for S50. Wonderful bargains in relinquish
 ments: 640-acre homestead .locatiOns. Township pats showing vacant lands S2 up- Philips. Room s. Central Bank Buidug. If
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04
BARGAIN IN HOME

BARGAIN IN HOME
 $4250.00 buys $ beautiful four roomed and large sleeping porch. cement bungalow, Mex ican hardwood floors, hand some fixtures, large area 10x140. Wentworth Place, the ideal home for a small family. $2500--F'ive roomed, cement brick house, oak floors, strictly modern, good shade and lawn, private gas plant, no city taxes, garage. Lot 4SX165.
 S3500-Six room and base ment. hard brick. all modern, built-in features. nicely fin ished. Lot 40X137i1.
 DWIGHT B. HEARD
 Central X Adams FOR SALE-Modern house, rooms md bath and 2 screen porches. blocl forth of capitol; moderate price: besl
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04
For Sale Live Stock

FOR SALE@l2 Durham and Hol- stein cows. Fresh and coming fresh Pierson, first house West of Central on Camel Back road. n
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04

X team Of good work mules. weight atou; 1000 pounds. Also good team of horses. Cheap.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04

l-3 cash, balance easy. "Se 'em" Ask for Gates. Phone 127S. 16 West Adams with Jordan & Grace. n
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04

IF YOU HAVE FEED, we have 50 good cows we will sell you without money. Come in and let us explain. We also have 35 extra good cows at Sl50 per head. 1l5 good Holstein heif- CTS. s60; a good buy. Busy Cattle Co.,, l61z So. Central. Phone 1924.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04

GENTLE seven year old pony, bug gy and new harness, s65.00. 2015 W Monroe. Phone 2332 If
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04

We are at your service Come and see Us for any thing in the way of Real Estate Live Stock, or Insurance.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-02-08
NOTICE OF MORTGAGES FoRECI0s.
URE BALE

TAN Notice neert is hereby he given that that
dated the 9th day Of November 1915,
a 8 y L. fled for record in the office of the
North Dakota, on the 9TH day of Deem Deem.
Der, 1915, and recorded in Book "254'' OF
Mortga ges, page rs, vii! be foreclosed by
and hereinafter described, at the front
door of the court house, in the City of
NM1inot, County Of Ward and State Of
A, 3. 1917, at the hour of two o'c :LI;
p m. or said day, to satisfy the amount
due upon said mortgage on the day of
the sale.
The premises described in said mort
gage, and which will be sold pursuant
to the power of sale therein contained
to satisfy the same are described as
The Northwest Quarter Of the South
west Quarter, of Section Twenty-one,
Township One Hundred F'ifty-seven,
Sixty acres, more or less according to
in Ward county. North Dakota.
if BE made IL za he m pat
ment Of the notes, or any one Of said
notes, or interest thereon, secured by
na spaed at tr the time in the
mortgage, the said mortgages or his as
signs may declare the entire sum Sc
cured cur BY this mortgage due and payable,
accrued interest up to the time of pay
ment by foreclosure or otherwise, and
default has been made in the payment
($5O0.00) secured by this mortgage,
which note was due October /, 1916, and
still remains unpaid, the mortgage has
by said mortgage due and payable and
there will be due. on said mortgage at
the date Of sale the sum of Six Thous-
($6,474.00), and costs of this foreclos-
ure and attorneys fees.
Dated February Z, 1917
JOHN HANSEN,
Mortgage
John j. Nedreloe,
Sheriff Of Ward County, North Dakota
p. J. Engeseth,
Attorney for Mortgage,
Minot North Dakota. 2-86t
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-02-08
MINOT And VICINITY

lV11lVO4 EA1lO VA~AAVA1
Carl Herzig, a prominent Tasker
farmer, was in the city today.
DR.. Wood of this city is arranging
to seed an entire section of Montana
land to flax the coming season.
Jack Mcconnell has returned from
an enjoyable visit at Hot Springs,
Ark.
F. F. Gessler of Crosby, who repre-
sents the Nilsson Farm Tractor Co.,
greeted old Minot friends Wednesday.
A. D. Hagenstein, district deputy
of the Masonic lodge for this district,
is in Granville today, inspecting the
lodge in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dingman left
the first of the week for trip thru
the east in the hopes that the latters
health may be improved.
The government thermometer reg
istered 43 below Friday, but the wea-
Their has been balmy this week. The
cold spell seems to be over.
Judge Murray last night united in
marriage Charles B. Burns of Jasper,
Ia, and Miss Nora Wells, charming
| Ward county young woman.
VIM. j. Carroll, who went to Fort
Smelling to meet his son, Tom, one of
the honored members Of Co. D., has
returned home. He says that Tom is
feeling fine.
Henry Schmidt, Donnybrook mer-
chant, was visitor in the city this
week and remained for the big ski
meet Wednesday.
Mrs. E. J. Hill, of Mcintosh, Mimi,
left for her home Monday, after Wis
iting with her mother, who has been
| ill at the home of her brother, A. E.
Erickson.
The many friends of Mrs. S. M.
Reed, who has been seriously i'll with
the grip at her home in this city for
| the past seven weeks, will be glad to
learn that she is improving.
Oscar T. Erickson, of Scobey, Mont,
visited with his brother, Edw. Erick-
son, owner of the Erickson barber
shop. He was enroute from Colfax,
Ia, where he took treatment for rheu-
matism from specialist
| P. A. Thingstad secured verdict of
$50 damages against w. R. Foster,
whose cattle damaged Thingstad's
crops. This case was tried last year
and new trial ordered with the
above result.
G. ]. Kvamme, one of the leading
farmers in the vicinity of Simcoe, was
in the city Wednesday, being unable
to resist the temptation to attend the
big ski tournament.
F. E. Ash, prominent insurance man
and manager of the Minot Underwrit
ers Co. Of this city, left Wednesday
for Bismarck where he will attend a
session Of the Insurance committee of
the House.
The Women's Federated Clubs of
this city, who are indebted to f. L.
Rowan for numerous favors, sent him
a beautiful bouquet of roses to the
hospital in St. Paul, where he lies i'll
with pneumonia. Mr.. Rowan is re-
ported gaining.
Ira Thomas, one Of the popular bar
bers of the Erickson barber shop, an
nounced the arrival of fine seven
pound daughter at his home Monday.
He has been welding the razor a lit
tie awkwardly this week, but his
nerves are becoming more steady.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Slocum and Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Scofield have returned
from their southern trip. Mr.. and
Mrs. Scofeld have renamed in St.
Paul for few days. They went to
New Orleans and they travelled by
boat to New York City, visiting Key
West, Tampa and other cities enroute.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-02-08
Warrant for Hesnault Man

a warrant was issued today for the
arrest of Martin Kulka of Hesnault,
the alleged victim and complainant
being Knute Olson, who alleges that
Kulka assaulted him, beating him on
the head. He names as his witnesses
Knute Olson, Carl Hedstrom, John
Raster and Frank johnson.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-02-08

Disposed Of 81 Cases in County Court
Judge Murray will begin hearing
special cases in county court in about
a week. These will require no jury.
In the term of court recently ended,
48 civil and 43 criminal cases were
disposed Of.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-02-08

Money to loan on farm land and
city property. Current rates. No
delay. c. Aurland, Minot, N. d. tt
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-02-08

WOMAN KILLS SELF ON TRAIN
Mrs. Ed Luverne, of ST. Paul, on ac-
count of domestic troubles, entered the
lavatory on G. N. train as it was en-
Tuesday evening and shot herself in the
head with a revolver, dying instantly.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-02-08
Major Murphy III.

The many friends Of J. S. Murphy,
formerly of this city, now general I'M
migration agent of the 500 railway,
will be panied to learn of his serious
Hines at his home in Minneapolis. Mr..
Murphy has not been we'll for the past
year or two and his physicians have
advised him to remain in bed for a
few weeks.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-02-08
HIDE MARKET

Prices 1ee xaa1i1g for 1obss, 11es, 2ta
Horse or Cattle, any si1e--.-------$6.0e
Colt or Kip, not over - 101.--.----- SIS
Colt or Calf, not over IL fD...-.---- liz
Tanning pelt1, any Size. wool on. 1.Se
Dogs, any D11e--.--.--.-.......- LIS
Wolf or Coyote, any D1so--.------ l.6o
Deer skins Chair 0n) l.60
Deer Skins (for buck $50
Harness Leather. dnishod product
Lace Leather, per a. ft.--.--.----- Is
Shoe Leather, per "a. fe.--.------ IL
111oe On Iaai1g 1obos
Horse or Cattle, any st1e----------yG6s
Colt or Kip, not over Is bs.-- 400
Colt or Caif, not over is ibs.------- III
Tanning and Lining Robes,
complete ----.--.--. 90
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-10-04
Saturday $50 r. inc. Matinee

special CIildren5s Showing 81 renf4Teache Assn
aPoTs n PANS PEGGY 4 Pane Gold Rooster
Picture: oopsedys
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-10-04
The Fourth Regiment Band
WHICH FURaIsHEs Music DURING The FESTIVAL


TIL following is a summary of the
history Of the Fourth Regiment band
Of this city, which has in the past
few years gained much prominence
throughout the northwest
Secured services Of Will S. Peck as
director, April, 1895.
oficial band ufsthe Department Of
South Dakota, G. "A. r.. at the en-
campment at Denver, 1905.
Of1cial band Of the Department OF
Michigan, q. a. III. at the nationsa
encampment at minneapolis, Mimi
Official band of the international
Z Harvester Co at the state fair 1906,
Appointed Fourth Regiment band.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-10-04

known TO be the largest Ia the state
and has the reputation OF being the
hast work in first class entertain
ment. The band has played twenty.
five concerts for the city of Water.
town this season in the city ana at
the city park at Lake Kahares. Iii
addition to this the organization has
Just completed a our Of three weeks
throughout the state, playing A week.
at Huron for the fair, twelve concerts
in the alfalfa palace at Rapid City,
the only one of its s;nd ia the world;
asconeert at the auditorium 81 Pierre
and three days atthe Grant County
fair at Milbank. Their closing en-
gagement for 1917 will be the second
where thousands Of people will hear
annual Fall Festival in WATERFOWL,
the bands concert in the exposition
building.
The Fourth Regiment band of Wa
tert0wn lis truly the city's greatest
asset 1t has lone more 10 keep the
cfty,s nalne before the people OF the
United Statese than any other dozen
mediums mentionabie. For the com
certs played within Che city the band
receives compensation from the city.
government. although not eonIner-
surate with ~tnesservices rendered, but
the appropriation Is as liberal as the
oficiala feel can be allowed.
The band, which IS known as tThe
Pride of South Dakota" "a Twelve
years old, and is right in Its prime.
Each year II shows Improvement and
wins new laurels for itself and its
home city
Long live the Fourth Regiment
Band of Watertown, p, the Invest
organization Of its kind in the world!
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-10-04

by both President Roosevelt and
President Taft Harch, 1909.
Pierre Gas Belt exposition, Septem.
her 1909.
Dedication Of the state capitpi at
Pierre, 1910.
State Elks' convention, Aberdeen.
1911.
State Elks' convention Sioux 4 ais,
1912.
state conclave Of Knights Templar,
Madison, 1912.
Northwest Land Show. Minneapolis
1912.
yellow Medicine County Fair, Can.
by, Minnesota, 19lss1s15.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-10-04

twelfth consecutive time, and is con
sidered by the fair management as
the greatest attraction. The ~organiza-
tion played at the Mitchell corn pal.
ace last year for the entire week,
and their good work was very highly
appreciated by the great crowds u
attendance, and the boys were the
recipients Of many kind words o.
praise.
The present year has been very
busy enc for the band. In July they
played three days at the Lake Madi
son. s D. ~chautanuua, which Is
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-10-04

South Dakota National Guard. by Adj
jutant General Ghas- H. Englesby
February ~, 1907
Mustered into the SDsth DAKOTA Ma
aionaa Guard. M.srrh Y, 1907, by Cap
tain Chester x. Snyder, assistant in,
spector general, lnEstering officer
E-ncsnpmeant of The NasionalaSuard
at Camp Roosevelt, Wate.town, 1867
1908, 1903, 1910 and. 1911
Accompanied the st. Paul ROeose:
veIt Club to washington, D. @. to
participate in the inaugural parade
Of President VIM. II. Taft. Received
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-10-04

Personnel Of the Band
w S. Peck, director and manager.
Elmer Carey, cornet.
Harry Henningson cornet.
Elme r Edwards, cornet
VIII Mcnamara, cornet
John Ivanusch, tDrnet.
Vincsnt -Ferrara, flute ald piccolo,
sc. w Schulze, clarinet.
,R. B. Uhrich. clarinet
"A. r. Floran, clarinet.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-10-04

FROM u mochanical standpoint, this model Has reached
la stan ardstfsexcalenc that Isl not surpassed an INV
motor car. V~anafiuan steel is used foF every part chat
redlir Is l1llkualsBtrength It has ample poNer---propeF
spring suspenson-1Orrect Meight-smart Is appearance
wei finished. It has unusual records III gasoline
ecOnoI u. @@#A&
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-10-04

THE cooking q ~ waher pnfnn rhe oh
pump has bes a changed 10 the rsar ype.
The pump IS placed IN the forward end of
hhe cylindsr ! asing.
srsre carrier is proyidsd and ID fastened
.atafaae rear sof the q
You sfDfffH sinveStfuate Mode
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-10-04

.N&EsW sNSEsNAe&3fNLsEe
3. G. Broderick, horn.
B. J. O'Neil, horn
Emory Bruins, horn.
Frank Fuller, horn.
Carl Ulsaker, trombone.
Walter Earl, trambone
Nv. J.. Schliesmann, trombone.
Roy Watkins, trombone.
Burdette ThNistianson, bass drum.
%. M. Pease, tympani and bells
C. p Travis, snare drum
CLARK County Fair 1914.
limited States army ~raaneuters,
SPARTA, 1914.
incorporated as the Fourth tEegi-
ment Band Of Watertown, South Da-
kota,'' Tsbruary rs, 1915.
Mustered out az the. service OF the
South Dakota National Guard, Gnne,
1915.
Designated as tthe official band Of.
the Watertewn Lodge No. SIS, 81 r
o. Erks, at the national convention
at Los Angeles, July. 1915, wheretheT
won FIRST prize in the band contest
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-11-17

wish to herald to the world that Polk
county is not in the hands Of thieves
and grafters; that they have conf
dence in the men who are handling
her affairs; that we are building a
magnificent system Of highways and
that we are doing it well; and that no
section Of the entire county will have
more splendid roads than the county
of Polk. Already over 100 miles of
this system has been completed. They
are the delight Of the automobilist,
some of whom travelling from far
distant States, declare that they are
the best roads found in all their long
Journey. Portions of this system
have been subjected to the most Sc
we're tests of traffic for the past ten
months, during which the weather
conditions were never more unfavor-
able, and yet they seem to be in just
as good condition as the day the as
phalt was laid They are magnificent
roads, and the whole country will
come down to ride over them and
build homes and plants groves be-
side them. This is the message the
people of Polk county sent out to the
world yesterday, and in view Of the
emphatic nature of this message, it
certainly appears that 'it is time that
all this rag-chewing should cease"
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-11-17
BOWLING GOES BACK AS
SHERIFF OF DUvAL AND
HAYES LEWIS GOES OUT

4 wire to the Tampa Tribune from
Tallahassee says:
Governor Cats this afternoon
signed an order reinstating w. IT
Bowling as sheriff of Duval county.
effective Dec, l. This will give Sher.
III Hayes Lewis ample time in which
to check out, it was stated.
Mr. Bowling said tonight: "Tho
governor this morning gave me A
rearing on the charges upon which
4 was removed, and they were not
sustained; therefore was re.
instated."
AIR Bowling could not hide his
pleasure and did not try 20. He sai.,
the Governor sent for him ard i.
was a great surprise to him.
DO you think the walking away
Of Stein, the motion picture man who
was sentenced to seven years for as-
sault on girl under eighteen wear.
OF age and was trusty in the Du
val county Jail. had anything to do
with the decision of the Governo,