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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-05-12
BOND ELECTION THURSDAY
METHOD OF SEWER PAYMENT
TO BE DECIDED
Mass Meeting at the Opera House To-
Might've State Engineers viii
Be Present

Tomorrow, Thursday, occurs the
special election on the Bonding Ordin-
ance, which will decide whether Viro-
qua's sewerage system and water inn
provement shall be paid for by direct
tax or bond issue. That the bonding
plan is by long odds the fairest pro-
position to the average tax payer is
now conceded by practically everyone,
and it will probably carry by large
majority.
At the Opera House this evening at
eight o'clock mass meeting will be
held at which two state engineers viii
be present, who will be glad to answer
any question which may be asked. All
should attend Who desire to know the
facts, that they may vote intelligently.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-05-12
Hold Annual MeeIinr

Congregational people got together
in one of the finest annual meetings
held in years, at the church Sunday
evening, enjoying a picnic supper as
well. A general discussion Of church
affairs was INDUCED in, insurance
raised, a financial drive planned, and
it was voted to invite Rev Freymeyer
of Sun Prairie to preach one Sunday
with a view of extending him a call.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-05-12
STAR PROGRAM

Thursday and Friday-Rex Beach's
Great drama Of the north '@PHE GIRL
FROM OUTSIDE" a super special
Goldwyn Production As big and
thrilling as 1.-THE SPOILERS. Its
one Of the best pictures of the year
Saturday and Sunday Edgar Lewis
great production, "OTHER MEMS
SHOES" Another big special A
powerful appealing drama going big
now in all leading theatres.
Monday "Wednesday DorothyPhil-
lips in "THE RIGHT TO HAPPI-
NESS, the greatest love story ever
told. One of the most marvellous pho
toplays ever made. No better pic
ture made. Some statement and you
will say so when you see it.
The above three pictures puts the
Star Theatre in the Broadway class
when it comes to running three of the
big successes in one week. If you
miss either Of them you loose.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-05-12
INTEREST IS INCREASING

Have you heard Evangelist Osgoodi You are
missing something fine if you haven't been the RE
VIVAL MEETING. The,church was packed both ser
vices last Sunday. The big crowd at Bible School
numbered ri with offering of S1843. Folks come
for miles around.
Services every night this week The preaching
is somthing different You will enjoy the inspiring
singing. Plan TO be present. better STILL bring friend
or two with you
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-05-12

Ole Jackson q Son have voluntarily
taken back the chemical fire truck,
having found ready sale for the same
at another place. The engine was not
quite heavy enough to pass the test
laid down by the state underwater,
and was to have been replaced with a
more powerful motor This leaves the
city without a fire truck, and we hope
the council will take prompt action in
ordering another.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-05-12

If NirOqua cemetery is to be in its
usual attractive condition for Memoir
al day it viii be necessary for every
lot owner to clean and NOW the same
1t is impossible to secure sufficient
help to do all the work demanded n
our city of the dead, therefore all lot
owners are urged to do their share and
commence now. Don't delay.
BY Order of the Trustees.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-05-12
sUFFRAGETTE SOCIAL

The sufFragettes have lofty minds,
And are smart as all creation;
They can give the men some pointers
On how TO run this nation.
Don't miss this celebrated meeting
At Finley church next Saturday night,
For they're a bunch Of orators.
And a mighty handsome sight.
Given BY the ladies' aid s 80 o'cleek. May IS,
1920. Admission Is and 25c. Refreshments
served by sndragettcs' husbands.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-05-12

At the Viroqua Post0ffice May 10,
l920-Gertrude Helgeson, Leila b. Har-
ris, Christina Newman, Mrs Thead
Meland, Mrs. Leslie Stricken, William
Gilbertson, Sarah Dixon, Ella Fish,
Victor Morrison, Mrs. Otto Olson, ia
cob WEIGH.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-05-12

Just fifty years ago. April 3Oth, August Kri-
igel landed at his grandfather's farm near
ROckton.
lie was then lad Of sixteen years and had
left his home in Germany TO seek his fortune
in a new and strange country. When he ar
rived in New York he penniiess and unable
to speak word Of English. At agency
where ticket 80 Sparta had been sent him,
he was given s2.00 which had 80 do him until
he completed his journey 10 Rackton. On arr
irving at Sparta he compelled To walk the
entire distance from that place TO his grand
fathers farm.
He Immediately set about learning the Eng
iish language and acquiring the habits and Gus
toms 81 this country. He worked at farming
for several years and acquired property Of his
own. later going into the logging business
which together with lUTahor aad farming he
has since continued.
MIR. Hriigel can tell some interesting stories
incident 70 his experience In O. new country
and the settlement Of 4he kci apGo valley.
That ne has beqp successful IN al bis under
tskiRKE is evident and he Is naW one If cur
stagneh business men and a resRceied citizen.
Sir. kriigei Nse GO yea7a Old iasE Sunday aHd
while somewhat rrimpcd wlJ IheRmatism Re
Is stii active and en- ihe i0a every day.--La-
Fargo Enterprise
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-05-12
RaIston Health Shoes

attention the brand new Raiston 6Bon
Ton. A distinguished, refined Eng
fish model which is meeting with an
enthusiastic reception by the "Style
WISE. The Blue Front Store, Ellef-
son & johnson.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-05-12
WATCH THIS SPACE

Do know what makes that rich beautiful color to guer
milk and causes to bring the highest market price in
every market?
IYou don't. Well, listen It's the reflection of the gold
dollars in the bottom of the dish
fDon forget the coming registered Guernseys at
the Stock Pavilion on the Fair Grounds at Vroqua Wis.,
Watch for the date and get at least in your herd
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-05-12
Senior Class PLAY

Remember that the Senior class play
of Viroqua high school will take place
Thursday and Friday nights Admis-
sion SOC first night. Children 35c the
second night. Plan to attend. The
hall should be packed
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-05-12
LUTHERAN WORLD SERVICE CAMPAIGN

LUTHERAN WORLD SERVICE CAMPAIGN
Reports frpsa east, Hest north and south In
dictate Chat throughout the land the campaign
Il nug on in earnest. fa %iN succeed. II Is
marked by schemes. ~ emphasis sn facts and
By solid determination. With ihese elements
strongly present nothing stop success.
The Badger state TOO !a coming into line
Daily reports from atnte headqua rters are very
encouraging and inspiring. he Lutheran
strength is being roused 70 activity. Pastors
ard layueu are Reftiag behind his relief ahli-
CATION With a wilt ard determination that must
briuR the desired result
Ia Vernon county TIE campaign Is now we'll
under way. Plans have been nsade for taking
care Of Inc variant phstarates We want 10
carry she campaign 20 every Lutheran home
that meme shaii miss this opportunity fer mercy.
Anyone IN The county who may he overlooked
Is requested to get in touch with some pastor
signed. and ais donation vih be properly SC
credited. TIE Badger Governor has given out
statement or the senBaign Which speaks for
itself. Here Is THE eiaa.uZ paragraph 4
BY the National Lutheran Council and / ~
eerely hope that its World seFrice CsFapaign
viii be successful ErErE umder ieE IN the
interest of the suffering people Of Europe IL
entitled 70 the highest Csmmendation'- L.
Philip
A late cabIegram frem Europe signed More
head and BfaEee reada "Clvse st9dy Of Euro
pesH sltuataoH reveals Incredible pEyajcai and
spiEitual degtitGtgn wrought by WEa. Dppor~
unity fer relief ard Development evangelical
faith deFaaglds supreme emitted eudeasgFs. sat
riGes, and prayers Of American Luiherans for
suffering church in Europe"
This bot adds meight 10 the story Of prIva-
tien and suHsring that j. familiar 70 al.
We are clear or the dire need shat exists IN
Europe We are clear on oHr obligation in The
face 81 this reed. Let al, meH, women
andsEhidrca hasten e fulsll egr duty.
J. o. H0LuM.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-05-12
TAKES HIS LIFE With GUN
JOHN ERICKSON KILLS SELF
WHILE DEMENTED
Farmer On Nash Ridge, Crawford
County - Despondent Over Ill
Health Caused the Deed

John Erickson, farmer living on
Nash Ridge in Crawford county, shot
himself in the. temple with % rifle
Monday morning at 1880, death ensu-
ing instantly.
The unfortunate man had been sick
for some time and grew despondent
over his condition until his mind was
affected. He had been acting strange
~ of late, and went to Lacrosse for
treatment, returning somewhat inn
proved
On. the morning of the tragedy, he
went to the barn, harnessed his team
then committing the rash deed. The
coroner from Prairie du Chen was
summoned, but we have not learned of
his verdict.
His wife and four children survive.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-05-12
CARn OLE THANKS

In behalf of the children Of the late Mrs.
Esther Allen, ] wish 10 extend heartfelt
gratitude 10 the neighbors and friends who so
generously gave Of their sympathy and assist
during our bereavement.
CHARLEY ALLEN.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-05-12

Miss Elsie Eastman spent Sunday
with Mrs. W. A. Curtis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-05-12
NOTICE

On account Of the critical coal sit
uation all coal will be cash after May
18th. LUTHER NJ. R0SELAND.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-05-12

Measuring your daily wage at the
price Of butter, how many pounds
day do you earn?
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-05-12
MARRIED

At the United Lutheran church in
Westby, May 1, by Rev S, 0. Rondest-
vet, Mr.. Henry J. Engh Of jefferson
TO Miss Bertha Berger of Coon.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-05-12
PLAN FOR MEMORIAL DAY
COMMITTEE APPOINTED To AR
RANGE PROGRAM
The Day Should Take On New Signi-
ficance In the Light of the Great
World War

For the sake of those brave lads
who sleep III France, Memorial Day
this year should be marked with new
spirit and general participation on the
part of our citizens, and more partic-
ularly should this be true of veterans
of the World War Their presence
in the parade is q solemn duty and
proper mark of respect to the fallen
comrades in arms. Following COM
mittees were selected to prepare the
program and arrange for the days
observance:
General arrangements: I. O.Mork,
H. P. Proctor, Jr., J. E. Stoll, F. NJ.
Minshall Decoration of Graves: J.
w. Brown, Marvin Wood, Hugh Por-
ter. General decoration committee:W.
P. Hayter, John Marshall, Robt, Park
er. Music: Otto Brown, Berlie Moore.
W. R. c.. Mary Porter, Mary d. Brown,
Jane Ogden, Mary Brot, Sarah Nor
rison.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-05-12

In one day the American Sumatra
Tobacco Co. represented by their west
ern manager, W. 3. Wentworth of Ed
gerton, received from tobacco grow
ers of LaFarge vicinity over six car
loads of the weed for which nearly
$70,00000 was paid 1t was taken to
Gays Mills for handling.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-05-12
WHAT THE GOOD OLD U. $. A. CAN DC
FOR A STRANGER

Experiences Of a Practical, Plueky Boy Who
Has Made Good in His Adopted Country
Fifty Years
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-05-12

Henry Simonson recently sold his
farm on Brannon Ridge to his adjoin-
ing neighbor, Louis Brannon. and has
moved with his wife and daughter to
Lacrosse.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-05-12

De Soto creamery opened for bust.
ness after a winters suspension.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-05-12
FARM, STOCK AND DAIRY NOTES

Hereafter IL will be milk COW" and
not "milch COW" at least so far as the
u. S. department Of agriculture is
concerned; this decision marks the ter
mination of a controversy in which
etymologists have had not little in
terest.
The extended feeding season has
put hay up to the highest price ever
paid in this locality. Some hay has
sold for forty dollars a ton,
Farmers will be glad to know that
there is one thing az least that has
dropped in price this season, and that
is binder Irvine, which will sell for 6iA
cents cheaper this year than it did last
season. A price of 1919 cents pound
was fixed by the state board of con-
troll, to be in effect this year for the
output Of all state institutions.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-12
ny HERMAN }. sTIcrI

n. saas '''' cellar looking for '' leak wit" lighted candle
close relation of the concal can souiDd down
barrel Of his shotgun to find out
He found out but he the information.
Chicago reduced wcbman ef. S br,
ns OIL imp a n excelsior factory
the tragic of New York would
had esnsushed Ainsine It onto rub
bsh pile. .... .....
while broken bits And ev s.o,s
despatched Knsdr somebody tried to bake dynamite
Every pathetic bunses.
commanding officer s,tiro
regiment Of shock charged eternity
Hcedlessne ordinary vital little nets Of
prudence familiarity with
their fhu daily toll in the life
stree Of New York.
and half hours
candles matches start damaging Are. ''
The is erimn thoughes
we'll being
year the United States
hom disease
100000 sckbeds constantly this couu
failure to pp,
common, vital knowledge.
Chicago every da, the
majority Of them because they do give their
their carburco
Of little
Carles Of te
person. careless careless reading
checking ambitions andso
everybody just little bit CAREFUL.
caren csfessness eliminated from the
everybody, would live
MUM would within
It's large 'if'-and RS sverybody's business
begin at homer
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-12
THE DAfLY NOYELYTTE
A Lfftle ne ShS
NJ La ID. LAN0DALE

ffVrYrfy ,u os. rx,,,u sa,s,Axs6
W. oem ~
Thomas Bradley Morse. cant
Blsie and Belle ist ma Aionef Why
sho,,,a = h,., o., .,.... . a.,,.,. 20 h.,t.
."st " p'esse se"p'e v. "s
paked sisters, get q girl 10 tas around
afterf hats girls"
Suddenly he whistled. Such an idea as
he had, which would put an end to his
farfiiiy's endeavors to interest him in
the other sex! Elsie had really been re-
sponslble for the idea, AlthBuHhA 10 be
sure. she was not going 10 have Ehe sat-
lsfaction OF knowing Il. There had been
discussion concerning itself with his
queerncss and unlikeness to other boys
iatnented Elsie, mot to even look at 4
girir'
"Yes," Belle had agreed, 'the Girls
are always declaring That IT'S .f1ean TO
have such a good looking brother and
not take him around more. And I always
tell them frankly that he may have good
looks, but his dispositior, is something
awful |"
Then Elsie, addressing her brother
directly, had ehimed In petuiantly, you
know, Tom, I wSuldn't care n 1 could
only say. oh, my brothers terribly In.
nice little thinsP But, You know, tom,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-12

tion Of two shrieks Then, Where doss
she liver and What does she look
liks7" were hurled at him sinultan.
eously.
well, she doesn't live In this burg
snid Tom grlfnly.
'It must be 81. Louisr' cried Belle
And Tom, rejecting that 81. Louip vas
a good big city let It go at that. And
then, hs ne saw that he might as we'll
80 the whole length, having gone at all,
he gave himself up to q detailed de.
scription Of his fiancee--her dark blue
eyes, her light yellow hair, her red lirs,
her fair skin, her slender form.
And her name?" prompted Belle.
Now partly because he was taken un-
awnres, partly because the pretty,
brown haired daughter Of his host In st.
Louis had been so constantly in his mind
before he thought, Mary Smith |" he
gave her namel At first he was aHhast.
Then he consoled himself with the
thought that, after oil. his sisters would
never hear Of the real owner Of the APP
peliation
But II Tom had thought the acuuisi-
tion OF a fiancee would end his worries
he was sadly mistaken. To his horror,
Elsie and Belle took It upon themselves
to see that their brother was not want
Ing In the duties Of a betroth ed---af,i
that he wrote regularly and often.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-12

You surely save kitchsn clippings Of
one kind or ano.hsr for which you nsvs =
fllns ease. ana always hASs your elip.
pines neatly hled away where you can
md them. Lay back to back two piece Of
white olioioth twelve inches wide and
sixteen inches long Fo,a up tSe bct,crr
line. Overcast The edges with heavy Blue
thread. Stitch tho pockets "a shown.
Paint the simple design In blue. Sew
two brass rings at the top on which
TO hang this handy and ornamental
kitchen filing case FLORA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-12
wsndsrfui 70 have q little hens Of our
' Always dsvotsdly,

,,s:s sc;y 4, az !, r. e !! sssss s,s,oss ! q ..s
It1o%ross IoSu IL IN he real Msfy's sdarss. on It
for ths nssfs pleasure Of aoihs IL
siippsS Il IN q BOOK with the Intention
OF cofsienins II later TO the waste bas-
x Week later he received the shock OF
his life. aMsrS Tom" said fseiIe, meeting
him as ne came. in at the door and band
Inn him a small blue envelope, II fancy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-12

million housewives
who already use Ma
zola, the Great Amer
lean Cooking Me-
dunn.
No housewife who
wants to use the most
wholesome, as we'll a.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-12
# r E e

Sixty'four page, beautifully
illustrated Corn Products
Cook Book. Write todsy.
Corn Products Rs6nint Co.,
r. O. Box l6l. New Ysrk.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-12
a demonstration Of economy
of interest to every house,
wJe. Read all tho details. e

the most economical cooking and salad
oil, should fail to order Mazola from her
grocer today.
Equal to Butter at Halt tho
Price-Betfer Than Lard
Mazola is q 100. pure vegetable fat.
There is no loss of bulk from heating
no loss from evaporation.
1t always remains sweet and clean-can
be used over and over again. Merely
strain it.
Sold by all leading grocers in pint.
quart, half-gallon and full gallon cans.
Once you fry MasoLS for Solsds YOU ,viH
prefer jf 10 the Jfnest imported Olive
oils The price Of MSsoLa Is sbout haV
thar Of olive oil. No customs dufy--
no ocean freight chsrsss or Msrols.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-24
TIE FARMERS SECRET

A farmer met another farmer driv- ing in a narrow country lane in the deep snow of winter. The track was only broken in the center of the road, so that turning out was difficult. When the two men the first farmer clustered:
 If you don't turn out for me I'll do to you what did to the last man I met who wouldn't turn out for me"
 Much alarmed. the second farmer pulled out into the deep snow to let his belligerent neighbor pass. When he was back on the road again he turned and said to the farmer:
 "Tell me, neighbor, what did you do to the man who wouldn't turn out for you?"
 T turned out for himl" replied the 1ot-headed farmer.-Answers London.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-24
Turks Will Ask NeuU
 Treaty With Greece

CONSTANTINOPLE Nov. 23-De- feat of the Venizelos government in the recent election in Greece has re- suited in the Turkish government formulating demands which are equiv alent to a request for a revision of the treaty of Sevres.
 The Stamboul cabinet, through the Italian high commissioner, has re- quested the allies to suppress the in ter allied police as being incompatible with Turkish sovereignty. 1t also has asked for the abolition of the allied control commission and non-interfer- ence by the allies in Turkish interna- tional affairs.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-24
News from Peoria

PEORIA, Nov. 23.-There is a re- arrangement at the depot, with an operator and night agent till 10 p. m. All passenger trains now stop at Peo- ria. The California train takes up the California mail. The re-arranged schedule is as follows: No. Il, a. m.; No. 8, a. m.; No. 15, s:35 a. m.; No. IA, 6: S4 p. m.; No. 2. 7:Os p. m.; No. 1, s:3s p. m.
 A. E. Sisson is relief agent, while Agent J. B. Gray is sick. o. D. Betts takes care of the wires temporarily. s. l.. Turner is still here as an assistant. Si Schaefer, an old timer of Peoria, who is now chasing cows, was in town y esterday complaining of COW thieves. | w. J. Osborn is predicting cold weather by unloading another carload of wood.
 John L. Meyers, Mrs. Meyers, Billie Groome and Mrs. Groome were vis- itors at Laveen Sunday and incidental ly looking over a ranch owned by Meyers.
 1 Nat Dysart and Mrs. Dysart were shoppers in Peoria yesterday.
 Frank Vincent has sold his interest in the Valley Champion bakery to Jake LnC 6CAAlOA Pe~- SAASA' Gaugh is now sole owner.
 Gran M. Bradshaw purchased re- linquishment north of Peoria througf the Meyers Realty company.
 Thanksgiving union service will o' !. held at the Nazarene tabernacle. Ther' : will be quite an interesting program All are urged to attend
 The revival at the Nazarene churci closed Sunday night. There has peer
 large attendance and close interest < The preaching was forceful. Man! were reclaimed and S5 were adoeo : , the church. Bethany Home has re
 gently been taken over by the Naza
 rene church of this state.
 On Dec. Miss Barr, the secretar,
 of the Freedman's board of the Pres , byterian church, U. S. A., will be Il n Peoria and speak at the Presbyteria' 2 church at 2:30 D. m. All are urged t
 attend. both men and women
 The Peoria Woman's Civic club, to gether with the Glendale and Alham bra clubs, spent a pleasant afternoo
 with the Washington club last Fr1da.
 They were addressed by Col. James n McClintock on Arizona History. n Frank Bates discovered some beauti
 full nuts in a tree easy to climb. Bu
 they were castor beans and, oh, ho' r sick Prank wasl The doctor gave hil = awful medisine.
 Jane Lang and Georgia Francl
 Deatsch are well settled in a comfort table playhouse, built by the carpente . expressly for them. but the sun is . hot these days they have to go ava
 to the mountains to camp. A she'
 makes the tent and the other side of tf a house is the mountains. The ginghal 2 dog goes along with them for proteS 1a tion. but Joseph Henry takes care r the calico cat while they are gone. "a The infant child of MT. and MT m Claude Poe is very i'll. Mrs. Wat
 of Glendale is nursing the baby.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-24

A sneeze means great impending calamity to the Hindu mind.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-24
T on1 Edison Has Cold;
 Wife Escapes Jury

NEWARK, N. J., Nov. 23-Thomas A. Edison has a cold and Mrs. Edi. son has been excused from jury service because of it.
 The wife of the inventor was to be foreman of Essex county's second feminine jury which convened today. Her place was filled by Mrs. Edith Colby, wife of former United States Senator Colby, after the judge had granted her request to be released so she might remain at home with MT. Edison.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-24

wickenburg will soon be busy little place. For the past week men who represent the different sheep com panies, have been arriving in towna making arrangements for houses. sup plies and other accommodations. Sheep are coming in every day. Some are be- ing shipped and others are being driven and it is said that the trail between Congress Junction and Ash Fork. wherever 1t can be seen, is white with the moving sheep. The sheep men are finding but one difficulty this winter.