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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
Poultry and Pet Stock


Z CANA2IEs. singer and female. Pa. Use.
CHICkEN MO maize. S1s6. 100 lhs
FL PASO SEED Cos PA. $50
FANCY DiE-oHs. rsb6lts and s9uahs- De-
lirar-d- Phi sda-fs1I2
F0R saLE-Banty ehIszsns- 1s11 Ar
FOR SALE-Abouf 30 pairs q piFeons
for f1-71- Red star Elz1nitry- Fh- 15lI-
FOR sALE-IC1 White LEGION p1Iiats
az 81 each. VIII deliver Whlts's Ees
Farm. Pm l78i-RL
EOR SALE-Rhode Island Red rooster
aud eEss for hatchinE. good stock Fl-
MANTED-Rhode Island Red and Biacz
Lil1rcl chickens. er what nave lol-
NEN stock O. c1nkev-s Poultry A-uedie--
81 PaSO SEED CO--PHONE s6l
$50 g san Antonio Just east % courthouse
PERFECTION NASH makes more eEss.
satisfaction guaranteed or money r.
funded W. D. WISE SEED CO. Phi H.
PERFECTION Nash IS recosnlsed By ea-
pert poult-Jmen as siandard for egg pro-
ducrioa- " d. WISE SEED CO.. Pm lie
FOR sALE-FlVe brown Esshorn cock
erels. Frank Roy strain. and milk goat.
CHICKENs-Wanted to huv. 81 Rho6s
Ruczs. o- what have you2 Also, rabbits
Two Bar-el Rocils and ] Rhode Island
Red coczercl5 also bargains in choice
1855. 1-l9 Douglas.
NEW stacs Of H+ianer Poultry Remedies
- fA~o SEED CO.-flilaE So
5-3 2 san Antonio frst east % courthouse
FOR sALE-Beisian and New Zealand
rabbits o.1 Ga4 young bred rabbits ana
rabbits with ltrers. hu-ches fer sale Cal
Sln11E. 500 centraL
MILO MaIzE FoR PoULTRN.
BORDER SEED co.
Toe Handy Corner.
Phone 65l- 81 Mills St
BABY Chicks. Altura. bred o iay. slnris
comb reds. order now for early hatches.
high Erade cock and cocterels az IS and
Up. Altura Poultry Yards, es14 savan-,
FERFECTION SCRATCH couiains 40 dirt
or screenings. 2cf more wheat
W- D. WISE SEED CO. PHI IL
rEDIGREED ard aJai-y RUFUS Rsd lnd
sew zealand rabbits. also hutchez. at tha
Rocky Point Rahhitry. PleJrls ara sa-
FOR SALE-rweive young Waite 10y
horn hens. laying. LcFarlard 2ff c. q.
breeding pens. can deliver. ship any,
-he1s sllf Hamllton. ~. 1911W-
ONE drop OF ueuium- a day in water or
FOOD VIZ make hen lay ruaranfeFd-
FL PASO SEED CO--PHONE ss1
9-a 2 san Antoniu. Just east 70 culrthou-a
Euk HAA.L-ANo EouuE Barred Rock
roos-ers. Park strain. - mixed Eens. 2
New Zealand does. bred. cheap. ana
liarnilton. ~. 19l1W-
FRESH BUN relied uats ana fancy frse
cutting Alfalfa for Your rabbits.
w - WISE SEED CO.. PHI ~.
FOR SALE OR REST-1Iode-n e-uip,.1
slll2ll poultry plant stocked with heavy
laying strain white Le-horus. modern resi-
lence. good location. one block FROM ca-
line Aadresl 7d. care Herald
NEW ZEALAND Reds. Helrian ha-es
p ierlii-n Giants heapya. elght ue1Irrerf-
@ registered utility breeding stock. 8 ur-
s Dip ans here sltlsilcfinu alrrar1 0s~rr.t-
s ss-5--- Rabbit Farm, 9ili Hamilton. Pr.
HATCHI,,G EGGS.
aet the best lu purpose American h-a.7
Y. bite Wg1ndottes they Jay ana nrv. e.
s. q seluuE. write for cltalorra
HLANCo POULTRY YARDS.
-'-- -7aiphia ST. Fl Fasoi Tex Ph. siEo
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03

as-1-d. Is s5s-fs7Ia
FOR saLE-Banty ehlaksnz ls5i Ar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03

WANTED - History $500. commerciai
$1,000: French $500. English t115o.
grades $500 10 $500. principal s1l15.
Spanish $500. J. L. Tad. Austin.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03

7 WANTED-Rhode Island Red and Black
. 1ri1arca chickens. or what have yo1e
Also New Zealand Red RABBITS Pm l1e-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03


FOX SALE-lghits kitchen table. large
l1re trunk Pm S21L
ALMOST new furniturs q 5 room apart
ment for sale l52s Insaa. Anl
VIZ Buy and Feu au kinds furult1re ana
tools. RALPH v DAVIS, sos o. stanton
* Phone go.
LAHGE. double col lined water heater.
fumed oak du1fold. oak chllt11ler win
mirror Pm 11i5-
WANTEn-To trade new Fictrola Tor
piano. VIII pay difference IN cash Ad-
dress q 81 Gaze Herald
EURNITURE q room apartment for
sale. apartment for rent TO- party buying
nlnss
VIZ Sill HAVE BARGAISs 10 storage
ard commission furniture. fresh lots ~
weekly C. D. Houscr. Upholzterins Co.
100 Tens. Pm 4ll9.
NV FURNITI RE EXCHANGED
Tor old. WIZ buy second hand goods gclr
credit Is good Pm 1888 and save money.
BONE 81 RNlTl RE- CO. SO lhaAc-
SEWING machines rspaired. needles and
parts for an MAKES. all WORK glara1-eel-
Pm sa5. Foung's Furniture store lli s.
stanton
NO are hands0us IiFine room chair.
IS piece hand painted French china rl5l
set. silver tea service. pieces dining
room paintings - at.l
TIE WEsTEIIS FURNITURE CO. VA
erchanre o. Tor new. Come 20 the store
that saves you money Ph- latL Cor
nsr Stanton and Overland
VIZ ARE in the MARKET for furniture Z
you have any Tor SALE We VIII call and
1--WE vou cash bids we trade rev Tor %.
any amount BEkElHlLL ElEEALA itAl
CO.. 500 = san Anto1i2. "a ss4l
VIII PAY hIghast cash price for second
hand furniture. or viii exchange rev for
RIO GRANDE FUENITUKE co.
Phone 2702- 1854 81 stantou-
MONEY TO LOAN
Money loaned on diaulndss watches. Jew
eIrr automobiles and Oh stocks NJ the
lowest rate O. interest," business strictly
SECURITY LOAN CO.
los s. z Paso- Phone 80
WE Buy, SELL AND EXCHANGE
All kinds o. furuirures cone ard see usi
don't sell your furniture before you zee
our prices
THE FAIR DEAL FURNITURE CO.
SIS s. Stanton Phone 1851.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03


COSY ROOMS. good meals. Pm. ss53W
hOOMs ana board. strictly nTst class
Ars c T. Leary. 5l2 lresa-
DONALDSON7s HOME for tubercuiaTs
---e rrder1i S.
ROOM with board. heaL garage. sI2 IS.
RIO Grande. Pm 22i2.
WILL BOARD ! OF children whera the
best Of care and attention will be given
them. IS minutes ride from city. ADJ
dress Ma O. W- Gr.cm r. +. ID. Box 315.
ROOM and board Ter three OF four people
% private family Win bath. home priv
NeEes. home cooking. reasonable rates.
.gIl Alfurr rauiarIrr Hf-hrrrr na-i-
car. Ec- on at Ricdras and Sew Orleans.
ilsst houee fram ear
MuISTAINAIk SANArOEIl'M a snail.
humoiite sIuatoriun1. located az the foot
OF the Sacramento Sits. with beautiful
grounds. pleasant su-rcuudlnes. ideal vim
ter ard summer innate For further In
formation write Box C, Aiamogordo, N. l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
For Re1f-Hou,gs Unfunished

For Reat-Houses Unfinished
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T. r. LYONS. zoe TEXAS. PHONE I1s7.
OPPOSITE HiEhiand park school frame
house. bath. sleeping porch. S. Phi TT
Bliss l9l-
FOUR room house With Eas ranEs. HcosIer
cabinet and window shades furnished
strictly modern. rents for s15- Us had
lock ST. Orchard Park Addition. Ph- $40.
EENT OK SELI-Near Five Points. GOOD
4 room brick. porches. storage rooms g
car lines. near school. reasonable See
owner 500 Dyer HIl-s car
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03

Get the best al purpose American breed
y. n--e Wy-laoltes they Jay and pay. errs
BLANCo POULTRY YARDS.
-sll Memphis ST.. Fl Paso, Tex. "a. asa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
Situations Wauted-FsmaIs

GAAAAAAAAAM " AAAAaA @AAAAAaa
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WANTED-Smau bundles OF washing 10
BE- taken home Phi 2s2L
HOUSEKEEPING OF practical nursing By
capable. experienced woman Phi S835W
references furnished
EXPERIENCED waitress would ike work
IN small dining room. vegetable and meat
cook. would IKE work IN restaurant or
hotel Pm s67sJ.
YOUNG lady desires position IN doctors
or dentists office. can speak English and
spanish. best o. references Address U
Sc care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03

keal Estate Wanted
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100 PERCEST results from L-uemeuta
TURNER. kE1IP & COLnNELL.
WILL pay cash FOR or room house.
must be a bargain. give location and price.
Address II 5. care Herald.
WANT 90 buy tract improved or unim-
proved land on the Island. Address @
Is. care Herald
WANT 20 buy from owner 20 5 acres
anywhere between FL Fuso and Tslrta-
Address o So. care Herald
NANrED-Wiu pay an cash for . 10
room house u bargain Address K IS.
care Herald
IS ANTED-ro buy. 9 90 Q room house.
walking distance g. r. yards give All
partcuiars DO first letter. Address II g..
care Herald
WANTED-To buy or room modern
BUNGALOW, Alta Vista. Five Points OF
High school district: have customer walt
Ing
W. T. spruuL Ph SO. res ss5gW.
PARK PTTMAS BEATTY CO.
800 Two Republics Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03

LET Is sell your roominE house Tor you.
we have number OF active buyers on
our list
See Mr. WOLF with
GOODMAN BlOEHERS 4 CO.
EOS y Stanton Phone -sea
Real Estate and InFurance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
e. WanIed-MaIe lad FemaIe

MEN-KOlIEN - White and colored 90
make s. 20 SO e day. experience unnecas-
sary. sell necessities used everywhere
Write Bullion Chemical Co. Memphis,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03

C5NaaIEs. s'as-- N saaals. p. IA.
CHICkEN MILO maize $40 100 rs
Fl PASO SEED CO. PH- s61.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03

Now Is the time 70 set in on the ground
floor.
PLACER CLAIMS.
10 sections near Alamogordo. $3.50
per acre.
In 20 acre tracts s2.13 per acre.
Il sections near Corona f2.50 Per acre.
sections near Ealmonr s2.50 per acre.
SCHOOL LAND.
sections near Taimont wen $500 per
acre
sections near W. ". Cox wen $500
per acre
See HARTLEY. lobby. st. Regis Hotel.
Phone egs2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
nILo - % FoTLIEI.

BABY cnicks. Altura. bred 90 lay. single
comb reds. order now for early hatches.
high Grade cock and cockerels az IS and
Up Altura Poultry Yards. es1a saran-,
nah Ph frIa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03

Wanfed-Mscsllaneous
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HIGHEST Prices paid for second hand
FURNITURE and CLOTHING Call 4z14.
WANTED-Haui 70 a. With Two 8 ton
trucks. prefer Arizona or New Mexico.
Address II O. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03

PECOs VALLEY OF NV MEXICO.
Can sell you from 10 20 so acres. good
valley land. in the artealau water belt
with an mineral rights. lies IN Dayton
Lakewood district, near several wells now
drilling for oll Illinois Producers well onfv
miles distant. reported 1000 feet OF on
standing Do hole. can sen rhIs land for
$50 per acre. cheap for the land alone
with 1lle oil prospects thrown lu at no
additional cost better hurrr
JAY 2. KNOX COMPANY.
101 Cap'es Bldg Phone 22qf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
Money to Loan

Money to Loan
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SIZE Us for any kind Of loan Equitable
Loan Assn. IS. s. Miller. Mgr. 515 Trust.
Honra. an. 70 3 pm: G Pm TO pm.
MOSEH TO LOAN On diamonds. watches
and Jewelry-
FUI.LAN's. IL n. STANTON ST.
s. TO $50 loaned honest employee. cheap
est rates. confidential Quick Satisfactory
service. Drake. 7n1 HUberts Banner.
MONEY TO loan.
Money loaned or diamonds watches. few
ely. automobiles and oil stocks az the
lowest rate Of Interest," business strictly
confidential.
SECURITY LOAN co.
100 s. = Peso. Phone 2758
Roomine Houses-For Sale and Rent
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FOR sALE-Roomlng house Phi z7zS
FOR SALE Rooming and apartment
house, clearing over $500 month. close IN.
a oargain Phone owner. ssl9. OF 1855.
TO Buy OR SELL.
Roomine houses.
SEE PARK BROS
los Main. Phone 6ss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03

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MONEY TO LOAN.
Money loaned on diamonds. watches, Jew
elry. automobile and OIL stocks az the
lowest rate o. interest; husaess strictly
SECURITY LOAN CO.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-04

Mrs. Miller's maiden name was Helena Bellert An yinformatIon concerning her may be sent either to the local po- lice department or direct to Mrs. Whit
 beck.
 STUDENTS RECITAL - A public students recital will take place this afternoon at o'clock at the School of Music. Walter Hastings Olney will present his boy choir. composed of 40
 boys F years of age and under, and Doris Christy, a young vocal student. Louis Vaughn, a violin pupil of Robert Saunders, will give violin selections and Louise Jackson. pupil of Mrs. Dwight Earl Easley, will give readings. AN-HELLENl CCLu5-The Pan Hellenic club has placed a register ln the rest room of Goldwater's, and all girls who are members of national l Greek letter fraternites are requested l 10 place their names in this register. 1 GIVE DINNER-H. C. Wolfsen. state manager. and F. C. Sloane, general l field manager of the Security Benefit 1 association, gave a dinner Wednesday night in honor Of Jack Williams i birthday. Covers were laid for St
 guests. Following the dinner dancing
 was enjoyed.
 U. s. W. V. ELEcTloN-PhoeniN camp No. l. United spanish War Vet
 erans, will hold it's annual election oi officers Tuesday evening, when a meeting of the veterans will he held al i Elks hall Several proposals for mem ] bership have been received and will be acted upon at this time, while other
Arizona republican., 1920-12-04

ARRESTED WITH CARL. r. Dil. Ten limited states marshal, announced yesterday that United States deputy ,,,arshals at Yuma have arrested k. A. T,oring on q charge of having stolen an automobile in Los Angeles ana driven it to Arizona. The macnlhe, ah Overland touring car, was In Lorlhs possession when he was arrested. dc rord;np to word sent to Marshal Dillon ,,eeter9av Joe Thomas. said to be Ioring's partner has also been ar rested and turned over to the chiet or uolice at Fl Centro, Cal, on charges oI highway robbery. Loring, the marshai said will be held in custody until an order Of removal for him is recelVed from Los Angeles.
 CLUB oRGANIZED-organized for for the social and literary welfare or sacietv and not for pecuniary proiits
 for itself and members, the Jngo- SIavenski Social club has been organ . ized in Bisbee Articles of incorpofai ton of the club were filed yesteroaS with the corporation commission. nam . ing Louis Medgovich as presloeht |, John Sargent as vice president anu anu l sam BaIich as secretary and treasurer. ARTICLES FILED-Articles or ln- | cornoration of the Grand Order oi ! rfheopia of Prescott were filed with inc corporation commission yesterday 1 The object of the order IS to conduc' and promote vocational schools ana H. braries, religious organizations man
 tain benevolent institutions, hospitals and rescue homes.
 SEEKING SlSTER-Mrs. J. Whit beck. 3545 Mission street san ran cisco. has written to the ponce oe-
 r,a,tYraot here asking assistance in To-
 rstfnr her sister. Mrs. Ida Miller, who
 was last heard from at Phoenix 1T
 her letter Mrs. whitbeck declares tha,
 ait would make the best Christina. I could get if I could find my sister
Arizona republican., 1920-12-04
ZocnKhfs
EoRM ElRINe souAp-Aa the bod

FORM FIRING SQUAD-As the bod ies of the men who died in the service of their country are returned to Phoe- nix for burial, it is the intention of the Frank Luke Jr. Post No. of the Amer ican Legion to give these men a miH- tary funeral. A firm gsquad composed of ex-service men, all members of the local post, have volunteered and will render the military salute over the grave. This firing squad will attend all funerals of the men who gave their life for their country. Tn the past firing squads have been furnished by the Arizona National Guard and the High school cadet battalion of Phoenix It is the intention of the American Je- zion to organize two squads so that the members of one squad may sub- stitute in the other and so that it will | inconvenience the members as little as possible in their regular lines of work 1 WILL PRESENT PLAY-The Sun. ! day school class of the Jewish congre- gation will present a play based on tho Feast of Lights" Monday evening | Dec. 13, at the Arizona School of Music The musical play is based on the hol. ! iday of Chanukah.
 R. H. GREENE IMPRoVING-wo
 from the coast tells of the improve
 ment in the condition of R. II. Greene
 who was injured recently when struci by an automobile. The accident oe cured in Hollywood and Mir. Greens was at once taken to a hospital iron
 which he will be able to be removet
 in the course of a few weeks to tn
 home of his daughter, Mrs O. D Pc
 ters. An injury to the knee may pre-
 vent him from walking for some littl
 time, according to reports.
 GOES TO WlLLIAMS-Mis Win mae Mahoney, secretary to Attorney
 General Jones, left last evening fol Winslow. whre she was called by tn
 serious illness of her father, J. r. Ma honey, who is justice of the peace a Winslow and one of the best know men of the state. He served for twelv years as superintendent of the refor1 school
 LEAVES FOR PAYSoN-Dr. R. flight, state veterinarian. left yestel day for a several days absence in Pay son on official business.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-04
Iooal Weather Yesterday

Deficiency in temperature yesterday, degrees.
 Excess in temperature since the first of the month, 2 degrees. Accumulated deficiency in tempera- ture since Jan. l. 94 degrees.
 Normal precipitation, January l to date, 7.34 inches. Actual precipitation, January l to date, 6.21 inches. Deficiency since Jan. 1, 1.13 inches.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-04
HIGHWAYS WEATHER BULLETIN

River Crossings The river at Sacaton is dry and the crossing good.
 Apache County Old Trails highway via Springerville and St. Johns and HolbrooS in good shape; roads packed hard and no snow; tourist traffic practically stopped ow- ing to cold weather; side roads pass able, but mountain roads unsafe for auto travel.
 Cochise County All county roads in good condition and being repaired.
 Coconino County Roads drying r~pidly; east of Flag staff all roads open, west of Flagstaff heavy mud in places, but ,passable; travel south into the Tonto basin not advised.
 GiIa County All roads in this county are now 1T good condition.
 Graham County Graham county roads are in goot condition.
 GreenIee County All roads in first class condition; al graveled and well packed; no mud ol slippery roads anywhere; all stream: bridged; best route between Stafford and Clifton is via Duncan.
 MaTcopa County Valley roads fair, coast roads i'm proving, Black Canyon slow; Wicken burg road good, Superior Florence roat good, Apache Trail fair; to Ajo go vii Laveen or Buckeye and Gila Bend.
 Mohave County All main roads in fair condition ex cept Old Trails national highway iron Crozier to Blackberry and Oatman t | Topock. Drivers should be careful i 1 crossing washes.
 Navajo County Fort Apache road bad from Shum way to ShowIow; best road via Linden Gallup road good to Adamanda; a other roads dry and in fair condition. E. White River: Roads dry and hart following heavy rains in October; yer rough south to Rice.
 Pnal County All mesa and mountain roads in goo condition generally; valley roads ar some better, but dusty and chucky a yet. Part of Tucson Phoenix road vi Florence very rough; remainder yer good.
 Santa Cruz County All county roads in good tlAvelin condition; no rains or snow up to th present.
 Yavapai County All roads in fair condition
 Yuma County Work has been commented on th road between Quartzsite and Vicks burg. This is the shortest route to tn Ehrenberg ferry; ferry service good. ROBERT Q. GRANT.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-04
WATER REPORT
WEATHER FORECAST

Arizona: Saturday fair; Sunday part ly cloudy, warmer.
 Colorado: Saturday fair, continued cool; Sunday partly cloudy, becoming unsettled western portion, somewhat warmer.
 New Mexico: Saturday and Sunday fair; cooler east portion Sunday and warmer north portion Sunday.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-04
OBITUARIES
Jasper N. Vauahn

Jasper \. Vaughn. 9 pioneer Of Ari- zona, passed away November at the home of his youngest son in Mesa He was 69 years ofage and came to this state in 1876. He lived at Camp Verde and Cave Creek before coming to Phoe- nix to make his residence. Four chil- dren survive-Arthur and Earl Vaughn of Mesa. Mrs. Pearl Peterson of Los Angeles and Mrs. Levy of Winkleman- Funeral services were held on Monday, November 30. at the sons ho mien Mesa. where Jasper Vaughn made his home fbrthe last two years of his life. Interment was in the Mesa cemetery.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-04
Coming EUents

Saturday, Dec. 4ERecitai at Arizona
 SschooI of Music. 4 o'clock. Monday, Dec. 6.-ExecutiVe board of
 Arizona Congress of Mothers to meet
 at state fair grounds at 10 o'clock. Monday, Dec. 6-Musicans' Club pro-
 gram at Woman's club at 3 o'clock. Monday, Dec. Collecting of Art and
 Literature Department of Woman's
 Club at Bis.
 Wednesday, Dec. 8-Commissioner and Mrs. Adam Clifford western terri torial commanders of the Salvation Army, to visit Phoenix. Meeting at | 8 p. n., at M. E. church, south. ! Saturday, Dec. 4-Junior guild bazaar i Saturday, Dec. 4-Bridge tea at Coun- ! try club.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-04
RlRns RRoueHT sEEps To THEM

SMTTHVILLE, Moo. V. Baldwin of this city went hunting last fall and killed his lawful quota of quail. Mrs. Baldwin dressed the birds. In their crops she found some seeds which she saved and planted. The result was IS hills of sorghum, which Baldwin took to the mill last week. It made two gallons of first class molasses.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-04

business of importance also will come upN In connection with the meeting the Mary Brodie auxiliary will serve a tamale supper for the benefit of the relief fund.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-02-26

recent activities have served to In
crease the price Of acreage to leasers.
From $40 to $25 per acre Il being paid.
and there Is not much unleased acre
age left-that is. not much that is for
lease at any price. And we are going
to have an oil well down this way vet.
Those driving this way from Rossier
City no doubt note the recent improve
ments at the Milas Horton old place at
Fee Fee Bayou. Reference Is had to
the modern bungalow constructed by
Mr.. J. NJ Freeman. now occupying it.
On his premises are about all the con-
veniences to he had In a city. including
waterwOrks and electric lights. Mr.
Freeman came here about six years
ago from Missouri. He purchased 600
acres Of land. paying rs per acre for it.
and. accordin: to report. has recently
refused an offer Of so perAlcre He Is
engaged in raising fine stock, etc.
Across the road from Mr.. Freeman re-
sides Conductor Bob Taylor. who has
Il modern new home on 2OO-acre
farm. He still has his run OH the l..
and A.. and drives out to his home
every night. The country hfe. with its
fresh air and flood Of sunshine is the
thing for him, says Mr.. Freeman-;lntl
he Is right. too. --CINDERs.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-02-26
Sleep and It's vslue.

Clipped from an exchanged
No general rule can he laid down as
to the number Of hours which should
he passed In sleep. aimee the need "
sleep varies with age, temperament and
the way In which the working hours
have been employed. The infant slunl-
bers the greater part Of the time. Young
children should sleep twelve hours and
rest during the daytime as well. Up
to the fifteenth year children should
have at least ten hours sleep, while
adults usually require from seven to
nine hours. ..s-.
insufficient sleep Is one Of the cry
ing evils Of the day. The want Of
proper rest of the nervous system pro-
duces Il lamentable condftiOn-a dete-
rioration Iii both mind and body.
Persons who are not engaged in any
severe work. mental or physical. re-
quire less sleep, and less food, than
those who are working hard. Mus
cular fatigue itself induces sleep, and
such sleep is refreshing. Brain work,
however. often causes wakefulness, al
though sleep is more necessary for the
repair of the brain than Of muscular
tissue. In such cases the attention
should be withdrawn from study for
some time before retiring. Drugs
should be avoided. One should not 90
hungry to bed. nor should hearty
meal be eaten just before retiring.