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Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18

ON fields, but some of ii is AH, 10
Ray safe, II is an excellent idea to
have some one test It,
A large lime cruShcr is more prac-
ticable Than small one for the real
son that bigger cobbles can he fed
INTO ire hopper. Much work Of break
my them, therefore, Is saved This
fact MAKES the cooperative buying or
crusher more satisfactory than for
farmer to buy one Individually A
single farmer with small farm can
not afford to spend enough money To
purchase Il big machine
Lining land for the different crops
continues to become more and mora
popular as It's value becomes more and
better known, Twice as much lime
has been used during 1919 as was In
1918 In some counties five or six
times as much has been used. Six
crushers have been bought in Blount
county this year. \ number also have
been placed in McAilnn, Bradley, De-
wilson and others throughout the
state.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
DRUMRICHT, OKLA.
Drum.ight. Okla.

hiullh iSilN' Ohlas
Dear Sentinel, if you viii
spare me space will write the
news of Drumright.
Health is very good at this
writing.
Mrs. Sampson Vaphooser yis-
tied Herman Poston Sunday.
Herman 'Poston and wife Wis
tied Mrs. H. B. Stafford Satur.
day,
Miss Millions and John Me-
Daniel were quietly married in
this city Dec. 2. On returning
from their honey moon, Dec. 6,
they gave a dance at their home.
Wonder if Mr.. and Mrs. jim
Wright and Albert Masters have
forgotten their friends in Drum
right? Nobody ever hears from
them anymore.
Charlie Smith and family will
leave for Tennessee, Dec. Is.
John V, Poston seems to be
liking Drumright fine since he
bought car and has learned to
drive
Stanton Lee is taking in the
dances and shows since his wife
has gone to Tenn,
George Streng and some of
his friends thought they were
going driving Sunday, but they
were pushing and cranking in
stead of driving.
Ernest Poston and wife visited
Herman Poston Sunday night.
Grady Smith says Drumright
is the place for him.
Carlin Brown says he is going
to Tennessee in the spring to see
his girl.
Has Albert Masters been to
Southfork since he returned to
! Tennessee?
Bart Smith says when he goes
home he is going in a new car.
Wake up Burristown and
write the news every week, also,
Gainesboro RE-,
What has become of little
Charlie Smith? We never hear
from Lin.
/ "A pie supper was gwen al
Pleasant Hill recently. All re-
ported a nice time. John Y.
Poston's girl won the $92 cake
for being the prettiest girl.
1t is very cold in Oklahoma
now. Having some snow.
Albert Masters you should be
in Drumright since John V. Pos.
ton has bought his car. He was
seen in town one night last week
at the show with two girls.
MR.. H. B. Stafford has been
sick, but are better.
Palo McCoin and wife says
they will never live in Tennessee
again.
Luther and George Strong
have bought them a car. so |
guess they are fixing to stay in
Drumright for a while.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
MOVE CODElES FR0t' FIELD
AND CRUSH l.IEij FOR CROPS

Losse Troublesome Limestone Can g turned INTO Pfo al
Time When "AI Hands Have Little Work To DO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
To Relieve Catarrh,
Catarrhal Deafness
And Head Noises

Persons suffering from catarrhal
deafness. or who are CROWNS harf Of
nearing and have b ad noises VIII be
q q 70 know that this distressing az
III fion can ualIv be success fully
treat ed at home BY an internal medl-
cine that IN many instances has ef-
1ect6l complete relief AIT other
treatments have failed. Sufferers who
could scarcely hear have had their
hearing restored 90 such an c4Lrut
that the tick OF a watch was plainly
audible seven OF eight inches away
from either ear Therefore. ~ you
know Of someone who IS troubled
with noises or catarrhal deafness. cut
out this formula and hand 1t TO them
and you may have been the means Of
saving some poor sufferer perhaps
from total deafness. The prescription
can be prepared at home and Is made
as follows.
secure from your druggist OF.
Parmint Double Strength) Take this
water and e little graduated sugar,
stir until dissolved Take one table
spoonful four times q day.
Barmlnt Is used in this way not
only 90 reduce By tonic action the in-
flammatiou and swelling in the Eus-
tachian Tubes, and thus TO edualize the
air pressure on the drum. but % cor
rect any excess Of secretions in the
middle ear. and the results it gives
are nearly always quick and ef1ec-
tive.
Every person who has catarrh IN
any form. or distressing rumhling.
Kissing sounds 90 their ears. should
give this recipe trial.-Ady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
Wool Growey Plan To
Eliminate Middleman

Denver, Colo. Oct Z5.-FlocirmaE-
tiers OF the Rocky Mountain region
are repairing 10 take a healthy wall
lou. at the high cost Of dressing. And,
Incidentally. they are also arranging
- claim a bigger share Of wool prof
It's for the producer.
Modelling their plans partly after
these adopted By the fruit growers
Of California and the Pacific north
west and partly after those in vogue
among grain men OF the Dakotas.
sheep men OF Wyoming, Colorado and
New Mexico are perfecting COOP
erative organization 70 build their
own warehouses. operate their own
wooden mills. remodel present mar
ketiuE and grading systems and 70
do business directly with the con
sumer.
IRE plan has the backing o. wool
growers associations IN the three
Denver. with Lewis de R. MONTY.
local attorney, as trustee.
Under the co-ouerative plan. ac-
cordinz 70 1rr. Mowry. the western
wool producers hope 10 eliminate nj
least four middle men between the
sheen's back and the finished prod
uct on the mans back They propose
TO COW the Australian grading svs-
TEN. lfr M0wry saws. TO insure the
TOP price for the raw product and 20
rean a double profit on their wool
first when it is sold 20 their own
rrffl and second when 81 is sold 70
the consumer Even with dunl nrof-
ITS the trustee added. the finished
Goods cnuId be sold ~ n saving CT at
7eest a. -ar cent - tra CONSUMER.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
FOR
Fifteen YEARS
Since taking Tanlae Mrs.
Bowers feels ike a DIFF
ferent woman.

'aTanlac has done me 50 much good
that / actually feel like different
woman since j began takilg Dc, said
Mrs r . Bowers, Of zlll Harrisburg
Boulevard. Houston. Tex.
Fer fifteen years had hardly
seen a wen day" she continued. for
it seemed like everything I would eat
s0ured and gave me the heartburn tin
I could hardly stand it. rheumatism
made me miserable, too, and ] SUE
fered so from this trouble that Z could
hardly get up when ] was down Ny
joints were stiff and my muscles
ached and my back hurt so Il almost
drove me distracted. my nerves were
all unztrung and had that tired,
draggy feeling and was SO badly run
down and worn out I couldn't do my
work without feeling nearly eX-
hausted-
soon after starting on Ianlac be-
gan 70 feel better and after taking
only four bottles my appetite IS just
fine. my stomach never troubles me.
I am not nervous and the rheuIna-
tism Is about gone from my system
My back never pains me like it did
before and feel better ana stronger
in every way
All druggists sell Tanlac-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
STOMACH TROUBLES
ARE DUE TO AGIDIIY
Tells SAFE, Certain, Speedy Relief Fer
Add Indigestion.

So-called stomach troubles. such a.
INDIGESTION. gas. 1nurness. stomacl-
ache and inability 70 retain food are
IN probably nine cases out o. ten.
simply evidence that excessive secre-
ton Of acid IS taking place IN the
stomach. causing the formation o. gas
and acid Indigestion
Gas disteuds the stomach ard
causes that fuii, opT sssiVe. burning
feeling sometimes known as heart
burn. while the acid irritates and in-
flames the delicate lining OF the stcn-
sch The trouble lies entirely % the
excess development or secretion OF
acid
To stop or prevent this Eouring %
20 neutralize the acid. and make %
bland and harmless, teaapoouful q
bisurated magnesia. a good and e.
fec-ivs corrector o. acid stomach
should be taken o. e quarter OF a
glass o. hot or cold water after eating
OF whenever gas. s0urnss8 or acidiry
Is fslL This sweetens the stomach
and ueuiraiizes the acidity u q few
moments and IS a perfectly harmless
and inexpensive remedy 70 use.
An anfiacid. such as hlsurated mag
nesIa which car be obtained from any
Druggist In either powder or tablet
form enables the stomach 20 DO rs
work properly Without the aid q ar
tficial dlEeetentE- MaEuesia comes
fl several forms. SO BE certain 70 ask
for and take only Bisurated Eaenesia.
which ls especially prepared for the
above purpose.-AdT-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
CHEF OF Police Wonders
Where Some People 7 hinb
His Duties Begin And End


II sou were looking for yaur latest
novel or motion picture drama, OF If
you were hunting human interest
stuff with a punch" probably no
where would you find so rich a field
as the morning nail OF the CHIEF Of
pcHce.
Every day some new phase OF hu-
man nature IS presented Every day
some peculiar set OF circumsIz
presents Itself. which is affecting the
lives of human beings somewhere
Searching for unfairhful wives and
husbands, looking for lost and run
away children, seeking Information
regarding the city and the city en-
pioTes, these ana hundreds OF other
subjects are daily presented bv the
p9srman 20 CHIEF j. r MONTGOMERY
Here is sample received Wednes-
day from a city IN South Carolina.
At the request OF AIRS wife
Of captain in the United States ar
nay a. Camp-- I am writing 90
sou 70 ask Il you could furnish me.
Tor her, some Information regarding
2 lady who is in correspondence with
the husband OF llrE.-
This woman signs her name Ma
1ef and is employed in Fl Paso-
Mrs - is anxious 70 get the
correct name and exact address OF the
10y, II there Is such a person. ard q
r is practicable TO do So"
In spite OF the fact that furnishi1e
such Information is a Tar cry from
the duties Of the police department.
tho chief probably wiz seek to re-
lieFe the Jealous twinEes which are
causing Mrs-- her suffering and
which doubtless have ruffled the
smooth waters OF the captains matri-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
Sweet Young Thing Cant
Be Bothered; She Sticks
To The Original Price

A certain person IN FL Paso called
W telegraph company.
How much does * cost TO send q
fifty word night message 90 St
Louisl" asked the certain person
Ninety cents" chirped back q
sweet voice
But sent one The other night for
81 cents caid the certain person.
The rate Is so cents chirped the
sweet voice again and hung up
The certain person went over TO
the office Of the wire company and
asked what the rate was on a fifty
word night message 70 St. Louis
EiEhtv-tTO cents" said the couu-
ter man And the message was sent
7 called Up and the girl who ans
we1ed said the rate was 80 cents. %
tie certain person told the counter
man.
-'WelL, she simply doesn't know the
rate" the counter man told the GER
teil person.
After leaving the wire office the
certain person called up and told the
sweet voice that he had just sent the
message for 50 cents.
at cant be done said she. "the
rate Us 60 cents"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31

Robert Mccormick, Of san Luis Po-
tosi, Mexico. was an arrival at the
Pas del Norte Thursday.
l. ID. Baxter. Of BarstoW, and MS.
c. z. McC0oi, OF Alpine. we're west
Texas guests Of the Mccoy Thursday.
Arizonans at the sheldon Thursday
were. Mrs. II. J.. Messing and Mrs ,.
n Hughey. Morenci; F. A. Geston'
~. D. Robson. OF Chihuahua, and
DUald Best, OF villa Ahumada, CHI
huahua, were arrivals a. The Mccoy
Thursday.
New aiexicans registered at the Nc
Coy Thursday were. C. l. Miller. Al
buQuerque; C. W Harper and J. 4
Grant, Roswell
Bayard. and Mrs. J. P0rtlii0. OF santa
Rita. were New Mexico guests OF the
st. Regis Thursday.
Arrivals from west Texas points at
the Sheldon Thursday were. Jack z
Woods. Pecos: J. G. Afauidin, BarsroW;
walter ellis Del Rio.
Arizona arrivals at the Mccoy hotel
were: z. Putnam. Bisoeei
Archer, Globei J. S. Mcknight Doug
The Paso del Norte's Arizona ar
rivals Thursday Weres W. Haygood
and wife. Sacaton; J. F. Snelson. Phoe-
nix: VIM T. Thorpe Stafford; sam II
Morris. Globe.
West Texans at the Paso del Norte
were: Z. Gillett and X Col
quit and ID. B. Gilett and wife,
Maria; T. Y. Casey, Fecos5 ". p Rob
erts. Van Horn.
New Mexico people az the sheldon
were; r. S. Prather and j.
T. Hutchins, Alamogordo; g. Minica
alescalero; W. p. Birchfield. DeminE;
D. Z. Tankersley, MaEdalena. Mrs. L.
P. Richards, Silver City; D ". Fair,
Registered from New Mexico points
at the Paso del Norte Thursday were.
Mrs. Leola Fitzpatrick. Silver City;
Mrs. Lena Burton, Columbus; T. B.
Bentley. organ; c. W. Harper and j.
r. Gaunt, Reserve; Mrs. s. j.. Cooper.
E. Garden and Z. Jernigan. Alamo
g0rdo; G. G. Granville. Clayton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
u % FamiLy ALbnm


H-s, gentle reader, As Jos A..
Wright at she age Of six years
q resident az that time OF the goot
old state of California
jos - wright was che elder. b
three minutes, or a pair Of twins born
JAM - 1870. 81 you must know the
exact date, somewhere ln-Whlsper It.
thea laugh-sevier county. Arkansas
Joe says he could not help the place
1f his birth, but as soon Is he and
Mathew. his twin brother. were three
wears Of age. they took their parents
By the hand and led them westward
into California There Joe resided
n1ll 1890 Wnen be went 20 Mexico.
youth was 90 be able 20 down his
twin brother I'd q wrestling match
ana tnat Whenever there was q mat
ter or precedence ~ stake he ale
aars impressed uQon the brother the
-acr tnar was the elder By three
minutes.
Going 70 Mexico. Jos. A. Wright
became associated with che railroads
" that country and served in various
capacities at Iurre0n, AEuascalieu
and Monterey until 1901. when he re-
turned 20 California and took POSI-
ton VITA the Globe Nuline company.
rs hen that Institution entered the ~
-asQ field, he came here and remained
with the company from 1908 until
1919. when he went Into the ice busi- Z
ness Vow he is called "the ri Paso I
ice trust by his friends. IN "a Pasa I
Rotary, he represents the ice indus-
Jos A. Wr-gt was married in 1898
and is tne father Of two boys, Joe,
1nnlor, and Richard f'Dixie-)
The most evenrful events Of his life
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
Color Blindness Not Loss
OF Sight, Rules Court

Atlanta. Ca. oct 9i.-color blind
ness does not mean total loss Of
sight In the meaning OF the law. Il
was held recently by judge John T.
PendIeton IN the motion division Of
Superior court
judge Pendlet0n's decision cleared
a LEGAL point raised only once oe-
fore III the United States, SO FAR as
is shown By court records. This was
ia Nebraska, where both the lower
court ana the state supreme court
held that color blindness means Total
blindness.
The question was raised in suit
brought by George L Fallin. VINO
was a locomotive engineer Tor the
Atlanta Joint Terminals, against the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
TORTURED TEXAS
WOMAN WRITES
Standing On Her Feet Torture &c
This Lady. Had to Ride Every
where She Went, Until Car
dui Brought Relief.

Mckinney. Tszaz-.lrs- a. 3 So
van o. this place, writes; some
tine ago I was In critical sondi-
tion- We only lived two squares
from town. Jet wasn't aba 70 walk
the two squares
had to ride svsry~ha-s I wen.
ard suffered At nat but not 30 mush
as when tried TO wax standing
On NJ feet vas torture
Ky greatest suffering vas 81 ny
right side It was 50 sore and I fer
II I stepped doEn or Jared myself
shs least Bit Z could not stand IT,
50 Just walked mostly tirtos. This
kept I'D untn vas Just about dis
eounssd ana decided had bess -
something else.
Someone told ne OF ca-dui ana
where e had sensHtsd cases similar
to mine z felt A. least Is would not
hurt to give It -iaL
After my first bottle I felt better
there vas less pain and soreness IL
ny side
After ny third 1otiis Of caraui Z
was wen ana havo been ever siacs.-
ca7dui nay be ias. what yoa zssd-
Try RAW.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31

Locomotive Engineer Mutual InHur-
ance and Accident association. a
branch OF the Brotherhood OF Loco
motive Eugineera-
Engineer Fallin. 20 was SCI out, be-
came color blind while engaged IN
his line Of duty and was discharged
from his position. he then applied
20 the engineers association Tor his
surance-fI5gQ-for the Joss OF his
eyes ght. as stipulated in the policy.
The ASSOCIATION. however. declined TO
pay the amount on the ground that
color blindness did not come within
the terms OF the policy concerning
blindness Fauin then brought suit
in the courts through his counsel
city attorney James L. Maysou.
Attorney MayBou announced he
would appeal Immediately from the
decision OF Judge Pendleton 20 the
state court o. appeals. and that the
case would be fought through every
possible avenue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
You Can ThiHkand Work
Better; EataniSIeep
Better
# You Have Pure Blood.

Your blood s. made up OF the food
you eat the water you drink. and
the air you brasthe. II your fool
water and air are bad. your blood
VIII become Impure But even when
the best and most norrishlnz food IS
eaten the purest o. water Is drunk
your blood may be made impure from
other causes.
For many years PiouEh's P-sscrlp-
ton C-22e5. has been used with crest
success as a blood purifier. Before
the treatment ready prepared. was
Offered 20 the public. it vas used
by a prominent physician 20 relieve
those conditions caused b. impure
blood Il was his prescription Tor
blood and rheumatic troubles
This concentrated liquid treatment
contains certain medicinal ingra-
dierls which are known and used hF
the medical profession. and authori-
ties agree that these are some Of the
few crugs which are o. value II the
treatment OF rheumatic conditions
skin diseases AID trouhies caused By
an impure state o. The blood
IL Won are half sick. tired all the
time. have reason 20 believe that your
blood Is impure. 90 to your nearest
Ploush's Fresc-ipsi1n C-2-23 and
Csc package o. 1898 Liver Pills. or
che 1929 Laboratory. Memphis Tenn.
VIII send both. an charges pai,i. on
receipt % Side Your money hack u
rou are not satisfied. Clip and man
reEarllnE Fiousls description
-11-AdU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
FIVE STATES WILL ELECT
GOVERNORS NEXT TUESDAY

New York. Oct 31-Hive states
Massachusetts. New Jersey, Maryland.
Kentucky, and Mississippi-wil elect
governors at the off year elections
TO be held Tuesday, November q me
only congressional election through
out the country viii be in the firtn
district OF oklahoma where sue
cessor viii be chosen to the late rep
resentative Joseph B. Thompson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
y WINrnc rNTnaEorn IN
OHIO MINE BELIEVED DEAD

Amsterdam O.. Oct 81 Little hope
is held out today that the 81 miners
entor1 he'd in the T. and o. mine here
are stiu alive without food and
with the greater part OF the mins
flooded with water noured into the
shelf TO beat back the flames. mine
officials said they believed few 81 ANY
of the men could have survived They
have been "a the mine 4e hours
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31

trauspirod IN Mexico. Once he had to
outruu q couple Of Mexican bandits
on horseback, and he was once stood
mp ia front o. an ugly knife in the
hands Of q Mexican who wanted his
monthly pay check or its equivalent,
but he got away again. His closest
cali was when visiting mine with a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
DE-. Eberi. dentist. as Mlis Bide.


Woman Loses Her Purse.
1lrs. Ada Madison, rOomiuF at the
Ramona hotel, was the victim Of q
purse snatcher Thursday night The
purse contained $40 and a railroad
ticket TO san Francisco. The purse
was snatched by a man near Union
DEPOT. The woman reported the
theft 20 the police but could not fur
nish q description OF the thief
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
FOUR MEN ARE HELD TO
ANSWER LIQUOR CHARGE

John Grayson, Allen J. kinsey. 81
mon Terrazas and Reyes Sandoval are
being held by county officers charged
with concealinE Struggled liquor
GraTsou and kinsey said they were
soldiers from Hachita. ". n
Complaints were filed against the
four men IN fedsral court.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31

The police shifts WIZ change to-
night with the captains and sergeants
working as follows: Captain Harry
Phoenix and sergeant r. 4 Castle
berry : e. m 20 p. ~. captain j. %.
Thompson and sergeant IA =. Robey.
to II p. M. captain vs.. A. Simp-
son and sergeant s. C. Houston. II
p. m to e. m The shifts viii work
in this order during November.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31

New Orleans, La. Oct 31.-Au rec
ords for half a century and more were
broken IN the New Orleans cotton
market Thursday when the first GIN
ming OF the Pantherburn plantation.
owned by John NJ Parker. Of New Or
leans. sold at 75 cents q pound The
sale was Of 500 bales 70 New England
mills.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31

amerIcan consul D 4 Dow az
Juarez has been requested TO fnves-
tigate the reported murder Of a priest
on the Mexican border some time
ago The request comes from Mrs.
Nellie HoEe. through the local chap
ter OF the Red Cross. Mrs. Hoge lives
In Charles county, Va, and her hus-
band is a missionary In Kobe. Japan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31

New York. Oct. 5L-Ons thousand
gallons Of whisky were seized and
two men arrested by police ana inter-
nal revenue agents in raid early to-
day on an alleged moonshine still in
the Bronx Several shots we're fired,
but no one was injured
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31

The Crop Reporter for October gives
the following crop figures for New
Mexico- Corn. 6.076.000 bushels ;oats.
100000 bushels. potatoes. $4,000
bushels: spring wheat, 2,376.000 BUSH
1.3oS.000 bushels; pears. 5000 bush
els. beans. $4,000 bushels. The com
bined condition OF all crops Is given
as 1858 percent. exceeded only by nine
states in the union.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31

The Pima county. Arizona. highway
commission has taken Up with the
state engineer the matter OF obtain
ing for that county the federal high
way money which was to have been
used IN Cochise county. Cochise coun-
ty IS 70 lose the money because super
visor Charles n. Roberts has an
nouncsd his opposition 70 the state
engineers letting any contract for the
building Of a road from Benson to
the Pima county line. The Pima coun-
" commission viii match all federal
aid given.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31

san Francisco. Calf Oct 81
one striking sevedore was killed and
another seriously wounded late Thurs
da- and eight arrests were made On
the water front after two disturb
ances earlier in the day ID which
shots were fired.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31

Chicago. III, Oct 3L-Eishr Of
ficlals Of the MIX Producers associ-
alton OF Indiana. northern Illinois and
southern Wisconsin. were found guilty
by a jury last night OF conspiracy 10
fix the price OF milk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31

J. J. Lemon, who lives near Mills.
n IL, soWed 30 acres OF wheat in
1915 and harvested ten bushels TO the
acre In the spring OF 1913 he planted
the plot IN beans and corn and got a
good crop This year he reports that
an unusual volunteer crop Of wheat
has grown upon the land, yielding on
an average OF 262i bushels TO the
acre.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31

r. E. Foster. in charge Of the Trav-
cling Meme Protective association
drive for members reported Friday
that unusual success was being met
with Scores OF new members are
coming into the order. he said.