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Arizona republican., 1920-10-09
BUSINESS CHANGES ? BUTCHER SHOP

doing over S40O each week now: will double inside Of so days. Is worth l5O0, but as owner has other bust,
 ness that takes all of his time. will sacrifice for SLIGO. There is no otheA shop within blocks of this shop Ano it is located in a thickly settled part of town. Will consider some trade, On will give terms. Long lease. cheap rent. O. l.. WOOD, TOP E. Van Buren street. Phone 4207. bb
 REFINED and educated gentleman of some means would like to meet re- fined lady of some means. between 25 and B years of age. Object matrimony
 Box POW. Republican. bb
 $500 buys a fruit and vegetable stand including stock. fixtures and asking. Wish to sell on account other business. 113 w. Monroe. It
 FOR SALE-A first class cafe: do ing a good business; guarantee a good man can make $500 to $500 per month. Cheap rent and long lease Reasons for selling. retiring from business. Ad- dress Box sW. Republican. bh
 ONLY new and second hand furni- ture store in good town. clear of in- debtedness: will trade for a swell ranch near Phoenix clear of indebted ness about s75oo. s20 N. 7th Ave bd
 SHOE repairing shop for sale. P. 0 | Box 401. Gilbert. Ariz. dd AUTOMOBILE repair business: req ! bargain; $50: must go north. BoN l 5W Republican. bd
Arizona republican., 1920-10-09

LIST your property with S. G. Thrift. r s. Fourth St. If
 IF YOU want painting or paper hanging properly done, call on J. A. worrell. IS E. Grant St. bd
 AUTO mechanic, first class. wants job in shop where is plenty of work; 15 years experience. Address Hotel Reading. Phone 1915, l.. J. Gillespie
 bsI WANTED-By married man. posi- tion as truck driver or touring car driver. Have best Of local references Box 3W, Republican. bs PAINTING, kalsornining, tools fur nished. Smythe. 215 E. Polk. Phone 352O. bs
 wANTED-carpenter work. day or contract Phone S461. bb
 NTED-A sub-contract for fresno work. Address NJ. Behrent. Phoenix. bs
 ASK Holiowell about your landscape work: time to put in winter lawn shrubs. Phone 33I4. If
 WANTED-General carpenter work, all kinds of repair work done right. Drop card or call ct "KewpLe Buffet" E,lks theater building. bg
 RELIABLE lawn man. Call phone 2ssS. bs
 LIST your property with us. Sunny Arizona Investment Co.. 237 N. Cen tral Ave. If
 CLEAN your house ana rugs satis- factorily. John King. Tel. 124s. If
 EX-sERVICE MEN
 SEEK JOBS
 When you want help give the first chance to ex-service men. A number oi men who have served their country now are looking for positions here. 4s3S. end we may be able to fill your needs. If 1 HOUSECLEANING hardwood floors speciality; also painting and tinting. J. Tubes. phone SIS. 1O-bu
 BRASS beds polished and relac- quered. Phoenix Plating Co. 215 E.. Adams. If EXPERIENCED carpenter wants to figure contract work; contract or com mission. Call SS65. 11bd | WANTED-By man with family, place on dairy ranch: a good milker, also experienced with tractors, trucks, row binders and most modern farm machinery. Boz 77V. Republican. bs
 EMPLOY MENT in city as stationary engineer. Call after 5:30 evening. 534 W. Madison.
 MIDDLE-AGlSD married man wants permanent place as watchman. Phone i s752.
 WANTED-ey colored man, position to attend stock; can milk; a good house and yard man: held one po- sition 9 years. good references. Bo1 s3V, Republican. b.
 IF IT IS painting, tinting. papel hanging. we dc it. D. V. smith. Phon, ss25. I'm
 V. NJ. WILKERSON GARAGE-Gen eral repair work on all makes of cars tractors and gas engines; we make { speciality of rebuilding Ford, Buicl and Chevrolet cars; all work guaran teed; no cure no pay. 70s $. Centra lavenue bl WANTED-sITuATIoN. FEMALE
Arizona republican., 1920-10-09
BUSINESS CHANGER

A LIMITED NUMBER OF cs NJ ERSHIP CERTIFICATES (AMQEfNTS S OF s100 TO $l000) IN ESTAELISH11D AND HIGHLY PROFITABLE Lf)g'SNF4 INDUSTRY, WITH PROSPf|ETNs or BECOMING LARGEST OF IFS KIND IN THE STATE, IS BEING OFFERED THOSE WHO DESIRE TO PET THEIR SURPLUS EARNINGS ssss TO WORKING. WITH EVERY FsDSSf- PIIITY OF VERY BEST. RETURNS $. FOR PARTICULARS ADDRESS BOX SIS. PHOENIX, ARIZ. W ba
Arizona republican., 1920-10-09

WANT to buy or room modern house; first payment to be Overland Sedan practically new. Phone 1915. bs
Arizona republican., 1920-10-09
wANrEp-s,ruArloa. FEMALE 20

NTED-SiTuATioS. FEMALE 20 NEAT young woman would assist with light homework. sewing and 1 mending about hrs. daily in d con genial family. No objection to chill dren) for a pleasant room and board. Can furnish best of reference. Box low, Republican. 1tl TIRST- CLASS Laundry: reasonable. Phone e667. tfi
 WANTED-ro RENT 2ols BY COUPLE-No sick. furnished apt. of to rooms: good location: permanent. Phone Room 214 Jeffer- son Hotel. bs EMPLOYED young woman wishes furnished room with breakfast or board: must be close in. Box 96V, Republican. IT FURNISHED or partly furnished house or apt for business man and family of five; we have our bedding. silverware. rugs and draperies; must be close to town and school. Box 91V, Republican. r WANTED to rent for two months first class COW. Phone 2560. bd
 
 WANTEO-MlscELLANEous 21
 W AN 1ED 1O bl 70 illlle mares. weight from 1000 to HOO lbs. to 6 years old must be sound and gentle: also good mules from 1000 to 1900 lbs. Cali 1764. C. R. McMullen, 201 N. 7th Ave. If
 WANT cows giving to 10 gal Ions each and passing the tuberculin test; state age and price. P. C. Harris Ray. Ariz. bb OFFICE ROOM wANTED-AI or part of good office space. Permanent. Address Box 103 City. bb
 WANTED 10 Buy for cash. a Ford delivery body or will trade speedster | body for same. Call 714 w. Mckinley ' Street. Us | WXNTED-To buy second hand cor rugated or galvanized sheet iron. Sub ! init price and quantity to Ranier Mines Corporation. Wenden. Arizona. T | wANTED-Butcher stock ct all kinds. O. K Market 503 E. Washing ton St. Telephone 37S6. tf
 WANTED-Two second hand pool tables. Must be in good condition and right price. Call phone l3I. Mesa. bE | wANTED-Pasture for 150 head oi young stock. Notify Charles Peterson Mesa. Phone 306W
 BRING US YOUR OLD SACKS.
 PHOENIX SEED AND FEED co. 125 E. JEFF. ST. |
Arizona republican., 1920-10-09

FOR LEASE Service. tire and ac- cessory business; stock for sale: Ioca- ton very desirable. Address Owner
 Box 2N. Republican: no agents hs
 WANTED buy for cash a first class grocery; must be centrally lo- cated; give full particulars in first let ter; agents will not be considered. Box 12W, Republican. bb
Arizona republican., 1920-10-09
MONEY TO LOAN
$500 LOANS

On DISCOUNTED 10 PER GENT gilt edge security only-for six months. Give details. Box 93V. Republican. If
Arizona republican., 1920-10-09
Concession People
LAIR TTME

FAIR TIME
 l have a complete concession euuip- ment, composed of the following: Bar tender nigger doll rack. roll down. bell board. cots, throwing bells. and trunk for equipment; $50 for the outfit. 26 & First St bs
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-04

!Hs% 8. .A. Lewis, manager, Of the ,Stel-
lar Co, is very I'LL at st. Anthony's
hospital, J, with pneumonia. Mrs Lewis
Jig here from Minneapolis and Mr.
Lewis brother from Fergus Falls.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-04
SOME ] vi FISH Of RECORD s 70 SIZE ]! !!
Finny Monster Claimed to Have Been
Taken OF New Jersey Remark
,s st IN. sl5j,e able Devil Fish. "a

j America claims to have caught the
largest fish on record an enormous
ray harpooned of, New Jersey, weigt7
ing four tons. and needing six oxen
and % men to drag itsashore. The
battle with the fish lasted nine hours;
and it dashed up spray to 9 height Of
over. 80 feet. {j ,< 1, ( t: n. W.
E&. Allowance must be made for Some
'exaggeration. but there are on record
other cases where gigantic rays, OF
devil fish, have been harpooned.
v. One taken OF Jamaica was so big
that 1t took 40 men to drag It along
the beach. Even rays caught in Brit
ish waters are sometimes Of great size,
like one that was sold in the fish
market at Cambridge. It weighed PA
pounds, and when cooked and served
at ST. Johns college was sufficient e
make q meal for 100 persons.
"A ray IS feet across and SO feet
round was trapped In Table bay, while e
Oh, the Bahama islands the natives once
.harpooned gigantic skate measuring
something like 16 feet across the nap.
pers. s;;.5. 5s5 ;s TIKI
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-04
ALBANIA FIRST IN FIELD
sDalry Lunch" Well Known Ii That
Country Long Before Il Was =
s.&s%t . introduced Here. v, :.i@.. Z: <

Long before the dairy lunch Or the
cafeteria. those well-known American
institutions into which the American
business man dashes wildly at noon
hour and helps himself from tempt
ing array of eats, burst upon the
great republic. Albania had them. T
The '"pick 'em YOURSELF places may
have been a novelty In the United
States ten or fifteen years ago, but
even then they were an old 5institu.
tion in Albania. & IA. : NJ. ,s s 4: Il &
The carefully scrubbed marble top
Of the American dairy lunch, resting
on q long table Of marble front and
sides, Is replaced in the Albanian one
by q dainty piece Of rock about six
feet long, three feet wide and four
feet deep, resting on bulky bit Of
timber, which, In turn, is supported
by wooden legs Just as bulky.
The whole Is as rugged as the noun
tains from which It all came. In the
stone, somewhere hack In the past.
,circularlike excavations were produced
at regular intervals. In the bottom
OF these q hot charcoal IRE smolders
over which slowly cook the chicken.
the turkey, the, potatoes or the rice.
at one end Of the rock are the knives.
forks and plates. H. d
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-04
pad L. 81 Parrote.

K Novel to the eye Of q stranger NJ
iting Argentina Is the parrot peddler.
often seen on the streets Of the towns,
who carries his feathered stock-in-,
trade in cages. or sometimes perchae e
on his head and shoulders. sS@:ss
That country. Of course, is too ar
south ia have native parrots, and most
Of the bids are imported from Brazil.
Argentina means "'silvery. !" or Land and
Of silver. Its principal river, alid
one Of the greatest in the world, 81
called the River Of Silver. plata"
being another word for the saifle
metal. The names thus bestowed owe
their origin TO the fact that early az
plorers along the Rio de la Plata fonnd
much silver IN use by the aborigines
for personal ornament. Public Led
ger, Philadelphia. ~;
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-04
MEATS
+ " .'5Ist.l. - ~
SLIPS By FAMOUS AUTHORS
Humorous to Record but Detract Lit
tie From the Stories a. 80: Y
~ q @s They Are Read. + .>;,..s

The British minister OF education
points out some mistakes that he has
come across in books. One Of them
runs through ""lvanhoe," where the
Normans and Saxons5 are represented
as two distinct races. The fact is that
at the time with which the story deals
marriage between the two races had
gone SO far that Norman could hardly
BE told from Saxon; but Sir Walter
Scott did not realize this until the story
was set up In tyne. and so the famous
novel appears with this blunder right
through 1t. Another mistake was made
3by Mrs. Humphry Ward, who In one
Of her books made two people take
chairs in Kensington gardens In the
first week in October, though all chairs
are removed from the gardens on Sep,
TENDER 80. Charles Kingsley makes
John a'..'Brnmblec ome" recite n@ prayer
from the prayer, book long before the ne
.fime the prayer was put in; the poet get
pope makes a weasel eat corn, wl y i'sf g
weasel never does; and likewise y
s"Don Quixofc'' the merry Cervantes
makes one Of his parties at q tayerr
eat two, suppers in one night. The The life
! of novelist is fullsof trouble but Is su l'i
Little things do mot seem TO nla !, s.
greatly. We would rather have y 81 IN -
stories with ali their mistakes thar
have the dull facts without the s. stories e
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-04
ROLLERS COMING BACK.

st. Louis, Mo-, June 4. PLANS are
under way for the organization of a
league of roller skating teams to com
pete in inteYcity matches Tor i! ma g
tional and sectional championships,
-1ccording to Rodney Peters Of this
c;tv. former worlds champion. Mr.:
Peters said meeting would be held
IN, Akron. probably in June, at which
he organization would, be perfected.
He declared teams would be formed
N the following cities Detroit, Chi
cago. Cincinnati, Philadelphia. Cleve-
land, Milwaukee,, Akron, Colum bus,
Boston, Pittsburgh, Washington ana
St. Louis. aIe,'%j II VI.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-04

Mrs. =. G, Troppmap IL in Minne-
3apolis on la short buying trip. Her
daughters, Margaret and Katheryn,
will return with her to spend the
summer in Bemidji h. N y.s NJ; s s3ses v
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-04
RUGBY TEAM IN GAMES.

:. Stanford University, Cal, June a.
The Olympic games committee of
the Amateur Athletic union has
agreed to pay the expenses of the
United States rugby team from New
York to Antwerp and return, accord
ing to telegram received Wednes-
day from w. Harry Maloney, presi-
dent of the California Rugby union,
who is in New York. s. - 4. J.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-04
oLYM II &c. BLANKS I, Il MAILED.

Chicago, June Entry blanks for
the Middle Western Olympic tryouts
were mailed yesterday to every ath-
letic club in the central district Of
the National Amateur Athletic union.
The tryouts will be held here June
26. All entries must be made by
June; 10. The nineteen events are
open to, any amateur athlete regis
tered with the A. "a. u who is q
citizen. Of the United States. :, & - 4
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-04
LIVE T'uu!LTa'y!''',...

TURKEYS, 3 lbs. up -. soc
TUfkeys, small and thin ~. AT Valus,
Geese, ! q lbs. up and fat Il, :. zee
Ducks, fat !. s..,S y !. 24e
Hens. heavy, z lbs. and over. ~2Sc|
SpriuEers, live ]. i. .22c1
Hens, S lbs mp: fat - 4 7. Sac
Dressed poultry sc per pound over
i've stock, ss+:s533 "42,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-04
NEW ENDURANCE HIGH
RECORD MADE BYFRENCAAN,

u Paris, June 4. Bernard, Finch
established new Wtld's
record for endurance flight wh& he
landed today after having been l his
airplane continuously for twhty-a
four hours, nineteen minutes Ind
seven seconds. N 4 NJ. s8$iis % X
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-04
SP II / !. NEWS. ].
THURSDA Y'SRE SULTS.


.sA4 ST. Paul ID, h at Indianapolis H.
sss Minneapolis o. at Toledo 4.
Kansas city y at Columbus 6. ~
Milwaukee 5. at Louisville 4 3' y
National League. MI
ssFFsS New SY ork 6, at Boston 0. &c L.
New York 8; at Boston s.. (Second
game. 5SSs III 4. Z: Il II. s Il q
Brooklyn 2, at Philadelphia o. Ia IA
aCincinnati-P ittsburgh fame post
pOned, wet grounds l,sS y ss@
53s No other screduled. 4sfg 4
# S5 American League. III III
Boston /, at Washington 2s
Chicago 81, at st. Louis 4. 4
Philadelphia 4, at New York S. MI
Y Detroit s, at Cleveland 3. Rz TIL d Z.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-04
MARKETS ocALs AND FOREIGN

Chicago June -4Potato receipts today, is Market
strong. Northern Round White $500 New
very strong South Carolina Irish Cobblers barrels
Florida Spauding Rose MOI 81 SIT $l6
per barrel. sS8Is
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-04
SOCIAL AND PERSONA

Mrs. s S.A. Cutter and daughter,
Miss Vera. were In from their sum-
mer home at Wavliie, and spent to-
day visiting and Shipping. 81
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-04

oats. bushel 1. II. !. /. Il. l.10-$l.25s
Red Clover, medium, 10. !. 81. !. .. I. 30c
Popcorn. pound .... 8c-lOcl
Wheat, hard ~. $2.3O-$2.46s
Wheat, soft ....$ q -$2.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-04

IDIeSS0d beef, pound : IS. !. /. =. 1zC-14cI
Turkeys. live, pound 49,. 4Oc-46el
Old Toms live, pound i. ... .26c-30e
GeoSe, live, pound .s (. ! 49,. S.t .26c30c
Ducks, ltve. ID. Il. I. h. !. !. l6c-1Xs
Hens. lbs. and over. !. !. Il. /. !. Csc
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HIDES
> -L-I--A- Z N 2 : ! \ ~ .. Z.

Cow hides. No. /, ID. J. /. . s 1sc-15c
Bull hides, No. j ...s.s.s. W.. 12c-l4e
Kip hides, No. j ~. 81. !. !. J. 15c-l8c3
Calf skins, No. I, lb !. !. u. !. !. 2Oc-26c
Qeacohs, each ..S. !. {. /. 1.0O-$1.3
Horse hides, large, eaeh $7-}S,
Wool, bright Y !. !. 4. & 4. .3oc
Wool, semi bright. ;. 1Se|
being paid at saltwater, Mimi,
lays Pioneer s i r. ,sy.5s.
Lambs !. q. !. /. I. 7, I. ~ .l2hc|
Garlic, H. II. !. !. w III. ~; j. toe
Packing butter y. !. II; 4. ~. 33el
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q.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-28
Price of Cabbage.

Those who will not garden this year
will find that when George does IL he
charges for cabbage by the pound-Louis-
vile Courier-Journal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-28
| 0CAL Y.M.H.A.WlLl
HOLD BIG AFFAIR
aennsylvanians to be Guests OF
Wilmington Organization tor
Several Days.

Sunday and Monday promise TO ne two ",
RIO davs in the affairs of the local VI.
" whom Y. NJ III. A. and \ W II. A.
y,sitors from Philadelphia, Bethlehem,
Eoston Chester and Norrstown VIII be
tbc guests of the local association. ne
two davs will provide plenty of athletic
events. a mass meeting, sightseeing tours
and . nlaylet and dance closing the celo-
bration on Monday night.
For Sunday night the national directors
of Delaware for the Jewish Consumptlve
and Relief Society in Denver fave called
a mass meeting TO be held IN the NJ. Ii.
A. Mt S35 for the purpose OF raising some
funds to aid the institution IN Its plignt !.
Recently the home burned down and the
inmates had to be crowded IN old bulid,
ings, until such proper time as the olo
home can be made to accommodate them
once again.
DIR. Chas II. Keene, secretary OF the
State tuberculosis Commission and Dr
Albert Robin, we'll known locally, Will
sneak on tuberculosis and its prevention
Cantor Louis Yasin of a New York City
TemnIr and formerly with the Manhattan
Opcra Company, will sing David Smell
Ienburc will act rs chairman Of the even
The National board Of directors Of
Delaware for the Jewish Consumptive
and Relief Society in Dncvcr arc. Harry
Cohen. Max Darevski, Fred Flanzer,
Jamcs Ginns. Nathan Leopold, Benjamin
AIudcrick, Morris Shtofman David Smell
lcnburc. Morris Stone and Louis Topkis
On Sunday afternoon there will be two
balI games at Brandywino Springs one
~ hc between Bethlehem and Chester
and the other between Norrlstown and
Wilmington. On Monday morning there
viii hc Two more baseball games, one
between Chester and Norristown and the
other between Bethlehem and Whining
ton.
1t , o'clock Monday afternoon the
visitors will bc shown about the city anc
parade viii be held, while At $50 tn,
Decoration Day parade Will take place
A conference Of the \ NJ. IL A. workinl
board will be held at ) o clock At S.3(
in The evening there will be plavlct anc
dance. "A Case of Suspension, writer
bv Miss Rose Schwartz, OF the y W. I'll. a
All members Of the local association
who have n spare room for Sunday nigh
or an automobile for Monday and ar,
willing 10 Accommodate the visitors ar,
requested to phone to the y. Nj. IL. A.
number 7l99-W
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-28
KANSAS FORESIGHT.

Hearing OF the rush for meter reading
Jobs since Prohibition arrived. Father
Van Quentin has had all the meter, =
Kansas City Star.
The Redwood gazette., 1920-12-15
HAPPINESS VS.. COMPETITION.

~ NE of the good things to remember at
] Christmas time is that everything in life is
~ comparative. There no superatives
No matter how little we have, there is some one
who has less; no matter how much we have, some
one has more A man l know very well whose
fortune now runs into millions of dollars told me
once that he had never been poor as he had
been since his income passed twenty thousand
dollars a year. l thought l would like to be
'poor" that way, just once, to try it. But what
he meant was that as his income grew his wants
and his desires and those of his family increased
more rapidly than his wealth, which caused him
more unhappness and worry than when he was
making less and he and his family, especially his
family, had not costly social aspirations and love
of the elaborate display. So at Christmas time it
is we'll to recall that it is the Intervals, not the
externals, that count. Not how many lights your
neighbor has on her Christmas three but how
many little lights of happiness are glowing in
your heart. You do not want to be niggardy 1t
is a fine thing to be able to give gifts, sensible
gifts, useful gifts, expensive gifts, amusing gifts.
But do not put yourself in needless and unhappy
competition with some one who has more and can
give Christmas is for happiness.-Wo-
mans World
The Redwood gazette., 1920-12-15

Have you ever carefully, and with expendi-
ture of twenty minutes of good time, persuaded
an uncancelled stamp to divorce itself from self
addressed envelope which came with some of the
'lterature" in your mail? Have you ever prided
yourself on your economy and looked upon this
procedure as one of the surest ways of emulating
Ben Franklin? Have you placed said captured
stamp in the stamp drawer along with others
which you have come by legally, and then have
you, every time you put your hand in for stamp,
found this straggler come to you, without any
stickum on its rear face, and has this always hap
pened when the paste pot was at the other end of
the office? Have you fooled around this way for
ten or fifteen times and finally after the use of
much language, thrown the blamed thing in the
waste basket? Well, so've we!
The Redwood gazette., 1920-12-15

"The Christmas Seal Sale, which is being spon-
sored by the Minnesota Public Health Association
deserves in my opinion, the active support of ev-
cry citizen not only because it provides funds for
work of the greatest public utility but also be-
cause it is bringing home to US all the sense of
our responsibility for the health of the Commun-
ity and the power we have, under enlightened di-
rection, to put an end to many of the ills which
blight our civilization 81 hope that this years
campaign for the sale of Christmas Seals may
reach even larger number than did last years
and bring you the satisfaction that comes from
the consciousness of work we'll DONE" Arch
bishop Bowling.
The Redwood gazette., 1920-12-15

Where the kids can romp and the young
folks spark
I'm still in the harness and there FIJI stay,
Till Id called to account on judgment day
And I'll keep on pulling for | want to see
This town free from tax, like it used to be-
His neighbor was one of the booster kind
Who knew towns needs and would speak
his mind.
And he said: "Good neighbor from what you
say,
You have been in the harness both night and
day,
But with all your pulling, doubt perhaps,
You are only SCARED by the hold back straps"