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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

U. s. Land Office at Phoenix, Ari- zona, September 4, 1920.
 NOTICE is hereby given that Vii liam T. Johnson of Blue, Arizona. who on March 14, 1916, made Homestead Entry, No. 029721, for H. E. s. 491 CHE. 02972D two tracts of lard des- cribed by metes ana pounds as fol lows:
 Tract A:
 Beginning at Corner No. 1, from whence the A Cor. between Sections 1 and 36, T. 2-N., Ranges 30 and 31 E. bears N. 26 deg. 35' 52" East 54.S3 chains;
 thence East 7.s6 chains to corner No. 9;
 thence S. IS deg. 42' w., 2O.22 chains to Corner No. 3;
 thence N. T deg. 54' W. 5.45 chains to corner No. 4;
 thence N. 12 deg. OO' z. 17.S2 Ichains to Corner No. l, the place of begin ing, containing 12.45 Acres; Tract B:
 Beginning at Corner No. ,, from whence Corner No. ? of Tract A, al ready described, bears West, 53 links;
 thence East 345 chains to Corner No. 6;
 thence s. 10 deg. 2s' w. 21.5s chains to Corner No. ';
 thence N. T deg. 54' w., chains te Corner No. 8;
 thence, N. IS deg. 42' E.. 20.32 chains Corner No. 5, the place of beginning containing 1915 acres; the tota acreage of this claim is 22.60 Acres and it is situated in Section 1 un surveyed T. 2-N., R. 30-E., G. & $. R B. & M., Arizona. Apache Nationa Forest.
 Has filed notice of intention to make Three Year Proof, to establish clain
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-09-17
NOTICE OF sHERlFFs SALE

By virtue of an order of sale issued out of the superior court of the county of Greenlee, state of Arizona, dated September IT 1920, in certain action lately pending in said court, wherein Adolfo Gonzales Gomez, plaintiff, re- covered judgment and decree of foreclosure sale, against Gerardo Zorillo, Leopoldo .Santander, Saturnino Santander, .Santander y Hermano, and Rosario Sarasota, defendants, for the sum of nineteen hundred-forty one
 194179) 79-100 dollars, with interest at rate of 10@o per annum from Jan uary 14, 1920, until paid, and the fur ther sum of $200.00 attorneys fees with interest at rate of 6@o per annum from Jan, 14, 1920, until paid, and the further sum of S450.00 with interest at rate of 6eS from Jan. IA, 1920, UT til paid, and cost taxed at TYPO with interest at rate of 6%o per annum from Jan. IA, 1920 until paid.
 Which said judgment and decree of foreclosure asson the 19 day of Jan uary, 1920, recorded in Judgment book 2, at pages 55-57 of said court.
 That the said judgment directs the property hereinafter described to be sold and the proceeds derived from such sale to be applied toward the payment of said judgment and decree of foreclosure.
 That in pursuance of said order of sale and decree of foreclosure, I, the undersigned sheriff, am commanded to sell all that certain lands and pre- mises and property, s1tuated in the county. of Greenlee, state of Arizona, and described as follows, to-wit: One house known as Morenci Bak- cry of three rooms No. D24, situated on lands leased from Phelps Dodge Corporation, in the Town of Morenci, at said county.
 The following described houses situated on lands leased from Shannon Copper Company, at the Town of Met calf, to-wit:
 House of four lumber rooms and one
 brick room, No. 5e.
 House of two brick rooms and one lumber room, No. 46;
 Two story house, Numbered 45,
 having three rooms in lower story of brick and stone and three rooms in | upper story of lumber, being about 300 yards north of old Shannon Cop. I per .GO SlOTC, dAu OA odoI SluS. LII | Chase Creek. Also mousse No. 42 at
 said Metcalf.
 Two mules and three horses brand
 ed R7S, on left side of neck, situated l at said Metcalf.
 Together with all appurtenances in l anywise appertaining. IN Notice is hereby given that on Mon 1 day, October 11th, 1920, at the hour 1 of 10 o'clock A. M. on said day, at l the front courthouse door of said | couny, in Clifton, Greenlee County, | State of Arizona, will as the under 1 signed sheriff, in obedience to said order of sale and judgment, sell th' l above described prop.rry, or so much
 thereof as may be necessary to satis' | fy the above demands out of sal. l property with interest and costs to the highest ana best bidder foI
 cash. lawful nor ey of the United l St. f;c. Dated September IT, 1920.
 A. 1T: SLAUGHTER, sherif | of Greenlee County. II
 By Richard Young. Deputy.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-09-17
BUILDING NEW ROAD
 ACROSS BLACK RANGE


 Actual work has begun on the building of a connecting link of high way through the picturesque Black Range, which will when completed provide through tourist highway Roosevelt dam. This highway will give this part of the state one of the most beautiful mountain roads in the vantageous to the residents of Sierra and Grant counties. The work now in progress is expected to extend over several months. Road gangs are working both from the Sierra and Grant counties ends of the road
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-09-17

to the land above described, before Ben c. Fehrman, Deputy Clerk of the Superior Court, at Clifton, Arizona on the 18th day of October, 1920, [ Claimant names as witnesses: Frank M. Hodges, Lee R. Shelby, both of Clifton Ariz. Walter L.. Thorn, Donald M. Thompson, both of Blue, Arizona.
 CHAS. E. MARSHALL.
 Registerer.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-09-17
Eastern Europe


 
   and the balefelds
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l,hrc" crG 20 = u Cptnip city" and
they 4 their hats and then
away II. y.
Eat. . 1e me When they came
Ike hat, great dragon jumped out
righ, In iron, of the Pussymobiic.
he opened his mouth and breathcd
torth sheets OF flame. rolling his
flashing his long. scaiy tail.
20, am the King of Dragon Land.
Whore the flowers are flames Of
And the sparks arc stars and the
smoke cloud.
And the weather is never cold"
We'll, why don't you stay there.
then. and not set in our way" asked
little Puss Junior. as brave as Il
non. although ] guess he was just
u little bit frightened. for the fam
ing breath OF that dreadful dragon
made the air as hot as an oven.
How dare YOU speak to me like
that" Missed the dreadful dragon
giving his tail a mighty swish. and
SOM he snapped .his jaws over one
OF the front wheels of the PusSymo-
bile. But, would you believe. it.
The air came out of the tire SO fas,
that IL choked that dreadful dragon
and made him sneeZe.
And before he could take out his
pocket handkerchief TO wipe his eyes
the two little Pussy Cats drove away
AS fast az they could and before verl
long they were out of the wood.
gentleman cat. we must put on q
new tire before we drive into CatniI
city to get the rat trap for Mrs. Tab
by Cat And in the next story yor
Copyright. 1920. David Cory.)
ITO be continued.)
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Snojeck., think the wurld can
newer Do eDuf To recpay a gcenyu=
that can rite u thing like that Sprina
song wich you was playing SO ten.
der. scd Pa.
1 know it. sed Ma. but the wurla
IS FUNNY that WAY. Long after the
sccnyus is ded maybe of under-nur>
rushmcnt. sed Ma. the wurld goes To
his grave X cries * tells what Il won
der lies buried tharc.
Thay incident cry nj my grave. sca
ia; II thay will slip me the mazumy
vile am here.
They viii never cry,at yurc grave.
seq Ma. ] WAS speaking OF gccny-
uses. IL is too bad we do not iuy
them moar vile thay are with us.
mare is 4 yung lady on one OF the
papers here witch rites butiful pottery
scd Pa. l believe ! will spcck Ia,
her tomorrow X bcegin hccing extrv
nice to her. sed Ia. BY love, scd
Pa that is Il good idec which YOU
Jest gaiv me, Sed Pa.
II ! Sair YOU that idee scd Ma.
herewith take IL back. scd Ma. ii
this yunS lady needs any comply
ments Y REGARD. scd Ma. l will So,
that she gifts them. Rcemembcr that
sed Ma.
wuddent luv no CURL if sho wa,
as big a Seen:us as Buffalo Bill.
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Bobbie and His Pa
ny WILLIAM T.. KIRK.

Ma was playing the spring song ON
swell Wen She feels like it.
That is nifty song. scd Pa. tho /
newer knowcd any words to il. The
maSick SteclS onto yure senses like q
ricEpocket shocking UP from behind.
scd IA.
VIVA, a bu,tful ngger of speech.
sea Ma.
am thare on that kind of ngEers.
Sed Pa. The nrst time ! ever herd
that Spring Song, scd Pa, was in
san Francisco, many. many ycers ago,
sed Ia. old hum played IL in I,
musick hall. scd Pa. He must have
saw better days
What were you doing in tharc? sed
Ma.
was thare on my duty. sed Pa. a
Reporter has to go a lot of places
he dosent like, sed IA
| often wonder why IL is. scd Ma
that nccpul who are so full of mu-
sick can drift X drift until they he.
cum tramps. sed Ma My father had
a distant relaShun witch was Il won>
derful musishun, srd Ma, n he bee
calm Intel better than vaggybond
sed Ma. My father piticd him bee
Klaus he drank 50 much, sed Ma
fure old gent was posted pritty
good on the matter OF drink. wascnt
he? scd Pa.
Not at all. sed Ma. ne dec-tested
II. Every time he ever took u drink
OF Whiskcy he made = face, scd Ma
Well, anyway, Sed Pa hccfoart I
git oarer my he'd We will change. the
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Ro1bury puddingstonc.

Mrs. Il. y. w, Christiansburg.-
Puddingstonc is !, synonym of con-
slomeratc. 1t is a rock made up
OF rounded and watcrworn debris of
other rocks. embedded in q matrix Of
finer material. generally sand. con
sidera BILE proportion OF the pieces be-
bles or oobbles. Professor Shaier.
writing of the conglomcrate forma-
tons OF Tennessee. says: 'RecollecI-
ing that we know Of no force that
is competent to bring together such
masses of pebbles derived from a
widespread surface. save glacial
action. we are justified i'll believing
that this deposit is 4 product of the
ice action" These deposits of Ten
ncsscc correspond in age 10 the Rox-
bury conslomeratcs. which are com
posed OF materials derived from
various points in Eastern Mass
achuscttS and Southeastern New
Hampshire. These pebbles are rare
" over a foot In diameter.
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The Rhyming Optirnist
ny ALINE MICHAELES.

All my reading is very profound;
| want only the classics around.
abhor Deadeye Dick and slang
makes me sick, for its'e sadly Pile
beian in sound. So ! choose only
authors of note. and over their writ
ings i a. Loaf. l have such a good
start ] know 1bsen by heart and
from Maeterlinck slibly can quote.
like sound, intellectual fare ana
have chosen my books with much
care; thus dote on the style OF
each author while. and for Shakes
pearc I'm really u bear. Believe
me. this isn't n stall; for the high
brows l always did fall, but when
spring comes along with her bloom
and her song l find Dryden begin
ming to pail. MIR. Thackeray seems
ratEcr slow when the flowers are
starting to grow. and I have! to con-
fess that 1 care even less for the
friend. OF my. youth. old Defoe. For
the fact of the matter. 1 reao
through 4 number of books with
great speed. but they all indicate
my unfortunate state, that my
reading is going to seed Every
book is n book of seed lore and
Ii shows how one pack from the
store will supply me with food for
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Puss in Boots, Jr.
~ DAVID COnY.

awake.
we cooked You a beautiful buck
wheat cake"
the stairs
SO Puss Junior and his father jump
ed out of bed and in less than five
hundred short seconds were down at
the breakfast table. And when the
meal was over. they went out To the
saraEc ana crankcd up the Pussy
mobile. and then set out for a nice
ride through the country
ny ana by. after a while. they came
20 an ora farmhouse where lived Mrs.
Tabby Cat. She was sitting on tho
pack porch in the sun. but when she
saw the two Pussy Cats. she came out
to the front gate
Come in" she said. Il wish you'd
help me catch big rat that lives in
the barn"
We haven't time to catch rats
said Puss Junior, but we will send
you rat trap from the One, Two
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. With the Film Folk
"Interlor Decorations.

Christine Mayo. playing in "Duds."
featuring Tom Moore, is culinary
queen as well as screen one. IL
you could peep into her HOLLYWOOD
nome and see her. In. her blue Nom
or Hubbard, busy In a Kitchen flleo
with warm. appetiZing odors. you'd
know the culinary art Is no fad with
her. but an absorbing interest.
she likes to try her hand at in
terrier decoration. too. and when she
would look better with a new coz:
O. paint or Varnish She Is more tl..lu
likely to WELD the brush herself. One
day visitor found her standing on
Il table, trying to put some regular
Chinese lettering on an ornamental
canopy shade. So II is that Miss
Mayo never finds time hanging heav-
something Of absorbing interest 10
do
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myself and my brood until We can't
stun any moro. 1t IL true that II,
poets sublime: blu. have to reau
now about things that make chow
and how, early the beanstLks Will
terms telling how to aItnihilate
worms. and i read with great zcst or
what poison is best To scatter the
insects and germs. In the fall ]
love kipling and Kant, but sprins
brings me the strawberry plant ana
tho spudS and the peas, SO | reau
up on these and on how to get ria
OF the ant
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tie to choose. save that the muhi Is
rather the better off OF the two,
~ London cook on her day Off
came downstairs in 4 very smart
why. Jenkins her mistress said,
how nice you look. /, would he
hard to distinguish the mistress from
thee cook. wouldn't it?'
We'll num-. said Jenkins. com
nlaccntly. the cookin' would tell"
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calm rs summer day. and not n
branch stirred. So Director Clarence
Badger had an aIrplanc propeller pu,
in the place Of one of tho back
whccls on an automobile The ma
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chine was raised upon a piIo of lov
the engine started. md such a breer1
was stirred up by the revolvinE,Dra
itation of young storm. ~. :, - 49,
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mcnt under the Influence of the wind.
but slower and more changcable In
direction than 4 current. IncloSed
seas have circulatory movement
because the water usually differs in
density from the ocean.
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.Mhcn In nnmc. nn n. nomc nne.

"Whcn In Rome, DO ms Rome Does"
Mrs. y. q. w. Abingdon.-"When
they are at Rome. they do as they
see done" is contained in Anatomy
-. Augustine was in the habit OF
dining upon Saturday as upon SUN
day, hut being puzzled with the dit
iercnt practices then prevailing (for
they had begun tn fast in Rome on
Saturday,. consulted 81. Ambrose on
tho subject. At Milan they did not
fast on Saturday, and the answer or
the Milan saint Was this: When
am here. ! do not fast on Saturday;
when at Rome. do fast on Satur-
lay."
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40 Mistake There.

Major Craufurd Stuart. of the new
British ambassadors staff. was talk
ing about the high wages now paid
to servants.
Really" he said. between the
mistrcsses and the maid there is lit
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Z, B. H.. Boykins.-Joseph Her
gesheimer. author OF numerous short
stories. wars born In Philadelphia.
February 15. 1850. ~, He WIS educated
and the Pennsylvania Academy OF
Fine Arts. Dorothy Hemphili he
came his wife in 1907. His home
Is at West Chester. Pa.
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Literary Man Who Lost His Life on
I. LuSltnnIn.


Reader, Chiffon Forgc.--l:ibtr
Hubbard was ''ist'u-"ishra r'--
AIRY man. who lost his 'ifa when the
Iusitania was sunk. Yes, there Is
I a copy of Memoirs of HuGueno,
Family" by Rev. James Fonta.ne. on
file in the State Library In Rich
srnDrrd. Also there is Iiuguenot
society, the Huguenot Evang el zeal
Society, Miss +. w. BronauTh CORES
iponding secretary, 924 Porter Street.
Richmond. StSrs.t
Why Ocean Waters Are Never StiIl.
10 School Boy. Covington.-The sur
sf3Se waters of; the ocean are in con.
slant motion under the influence o,
waves, tides currents and drifts.
Waves are vertical oscillations
Ac4used lily the winds. Tiles re-
SB9mb1e wages. in their motion. bu,
they owe their origin to tho attrac-
fIYe force of the sun and moon. The
sh6rfxontal movements OF the surface
waters are known as drifts and cur
rents. "A drift is IL general move.
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Movie Calendar

BIJOU.--Binnchc Sweet. In "a
Woman of Picnsure.". ,
tss aDLUEBIRD.-Gc0r Walsh, in
h "a Manhattan knight
] sBROADWAi.-Alic Brady, In
k4S1nncrs,s md Lnrry Scmon, In
SssThe Grocery Clerk.o
observation-disclosures Reed. iu
ssy1er Gume.o
~ tSIS-Dnrk.
S.tsODfsON TnlmadEc,
Z I'm ga Tcmpcrnmcntnl Wife,
s.sREN.-@Thc Lurking PcriI- md
Charlie Chaplin.
ssHiEh Spccd.'
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Weeks Picture Shows
Offerings mt Local Houses
A Veteran balloon.

A Veteran balloon.
w rae bail M, used in blanche
saw action Mt TAierry and
ST, Mihiel. The. balloon was put into
operation in the. picture with the
of over fifteen hundred feet in "a
Woman of pleasure" Miss Sweet
declares that her balloon nish, in
"a this! Jesse ID. Pathc feature
lis without doubt the most dan
Z geGous thing she has ever done in
pictures.
Edward Earle. who Is co-starrcd
with Gladys Hulcttc in Hallmark
Pictures Corporations Famous pi-
s seseen ve ssrins Of cln iFh Epesd
famous automobile racing story of the
same name at the Victor today and
tomorrow, began his theatrical ca
r ress. on on the. The stage PLAYING ,inyeni!s
carriage. s' sweet KITTY "' B asiinGs :
glorious Betsy" and The Shepherd
The Matinee ldoi and with De
7 Wolfe Hopper in The, Quaker Girl.
f.IIer Game" Mt Colonial.
Her Game" at the Colonial today
i latest Florence Reed screen drama
TO be released NY the United Picture
Thcaters. Inc. The story deals with
the adventures. III New York City of
ascouraEeous young southern girl on
whom derolvcs the difficult task OF
restoring her aristocratic familys
fortune sadly depleted by unsuccess-
full litigation and the laws delay"
The heroinc's big city experiences arc
said to be of a thrilling. not TO say
startling nature, forming u story
which is reported to give Miss Reeds
ability ample scope.
Money was no inducemcnt to billie
Billings, the fashionable daughter %
a. fashionable Washington family.
Her requirements for 4 husband Were
WOULD neither talk to nor look 1t
ahy other woman except herself.
sHow Billie found her ideal in the
person of the unhealthy, unromant!c,
Nevada, and how her Jealous nature
led her TO eiopc with a Bulgarian
Count is most interestingly told IN ~
Temperamental Wife," which will he
Obean Theater.
~ Manhattan Knight
& Beginning today. the Blucbird
STheater Will present screen version
"F1nd The Woman" under the title
of IA Manhattan knight" The star
of 1.-THE production ihfGsorge Walsh,
WHO has appeared with. great sue
cdss In other stories of this type.
AZ fine cast will be seen in support
OF the athletic star. who in this pro
duction sets h new mark for other
two listed stars of the. screen to aim
{ Larry Semon in new comedy and
News will also be
shown.
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AZ Manhattan Knight
Information Bureau.

y Inquiries regarding almost any
topic, excepting on Niefsnl md medical
subjects, nrc answered free. Ah NIL
Inquiries nrc answered directly by
personal letter, scif-nddrcsscd
stamped envelope IL required. Adj
dress The Tlmcs-Dlspntch InfOrmn-
ti6n bureau. RichmOnd, Nn.
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Airplnnc Replaces Automobile.


The airplane is rapidly cncroachins
on the preserves o. the automobile
in performing the necessary work OF
the films. heretofore the auto has
been used TO find suitable outdoor To-
cations for the exterior scenes in
photoplaYs. Now, however. the best
equipped studios do a large part or
their location work by airplanc.
At the Goldwyn studios in Culver
City. Cal. RIA! Moore. the location
manager. takes trips in the Curtiss
plane which Lieutenant Manly ror-
mcrly " the y. T.. r., pilots for him
Another y. Il. +. pilot. William Well
man. one of the assistant directors. is
always ready To 80 mp. in the even,
OF Lieutenant Manlys being upstairs
with the other plane.
Hy using the airplane, a birds EYE
view OF the exterior" can be OBJ
tanned ard a better general idea Of
the suitability if the property than
is possible By riding around 1t in
motor car.
"Ncccssity Mother Of Invention"
There's nothing like using :: little
ingenuity If the natural element $
don't aid the motion picture man.
When the Will Rogers Company.
making the new Goidwyn picture.
les Call Ne Jim" were up in the
big woods near Santa Cruz. Cal. II
was necessary To depict a windstorm
| In the forest with the dry leaves
blowing before the gale. But all was
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Geraldine Farm.

Miss l. c., Belle Haven.-Geraidin
lFarrar. the American opera singer.
pronounces her name MS IL II were
spelled Far-ar, with the accent on
the first syllable. The first "a" us
sounded like the "a in fan and the
sHcond like the "a" in far.
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l.. J. ID. T., Richmond-We see
nothing wrong with the Sentence
oar latest weight of these cars is
as follows"
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Children's and
Misses Coats,
$500

Specially good values,
we'll tailored, in attractive
lines, of tweeds and navy
blue serge. Full lined in
several smart belted eff
fects, and in sizes 2 to 16
years. Third Floor.
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T ailored Suits $44.5O

Smart models for street and sports wear.
Carefully tailored of Donegal tweeds and
homeSpuns. In Mediterranean blue, sea
green, copen, brown and gray semi-Norfolk
and other belted styles. ~
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A Sale of Skirts at $18.75

real Wednesday bargain in georgette
combination, tricolette, satin, silk popln
and wool plaids.' In tans, black and white,
navy, copen, black and white, finely tailored
in attractive models
, Fourth Floor
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-06-17
BEDsTEADS THAT SAVE SPACE
Thrss-story Sleeping Places Are the
Latest Idea to BE Placed
on the Market.

TwO-story beds, that is TO say, bed
steads containing two beds placed one
above the other. have been in use for
years, but something rather novel IN
this line Is the rhree-story bed. con-
tanning three beds. one above another,
which was placed upon the market not
80 long ago.
These bedsteads, which are made
entirely Of iron, are so constructed
that they can be knocked down to oc-
cupy comparatively small space for
convenience in handling in shipment
and transportation, the three-stOry
bed separating into FIVE parts, the head
and foot sections and the three beds,
each bed section having wire mat
tress permanently attached to the side
and end pieces.
At the ends of each mattress frame
are pins that fit into slots placed at
suitable heights up the head and foot
pieces. To set up two or three-story
bed one simply stands up the head and
foot pieces and drops the pins on the
mattress frames into the slots and
there is the bedstead with its wire
springs in each tier ready to receive
the mattresses.
Bedsteads of this sort are intended
for camps, apartments, steamers or
wherever the floor space is limited.