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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-12-15

Changnon, the defendant, for the
sum Of six hundred fifty-five and SIX
hundredths dollars, besides costs and
interest. l have levied upon the fol-
lowing described real estate:
Southeast quarter (SEN) of the
northeast quarter (NEA,) the north
half of the northeast quarter (Nh
Of NEK) of section twenty-one CID
and the northwest quarter (NWA)
OF the northwest quarter (NWK) of
section twenty-five (22) in town.
ship two (2), south Of range thirty
four (34) east Of the Boise merid-
ian, excepting a strip Of land sixteen
and one-half feet wide of the south
side of the said southeast quarter OF
the northeast quarter Of section
twenty-one (21) including one hun
bred sixty (160) inches of the Peo-
pies canal water and three hundred
twenty 1920 shares of the High
line Lateral Ditch company stock, In
GLIDING all ditch rights thereto APP
pertaining and belonging.
And notice is further given that
on the twentieth. day Of December,
1921, at / o'clock p. m. of said day,
in front of the court house door of
the County of Bingham, l will pro-
coed to sell all the right, title, claim
and interest Of the said defendant.
A. G. Changnon, in and to the above
described property, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to raise
sufficient money to satisfy said
Judgment, with interest and costs,
to the highest and best bidder.
Dated November %, 1921.
A. H. SIMMONS,
Sheriff.
BY D. P. BRILL,
Jr ns M 10 10t nonufvr
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-12-15
RIVERSIDE

Roy Mcclure and a friend from
Kansas have rented the two farms Of
Mrs. o. B. Speaker and intend to
farm them next season. They have
moved into the house on the Tollman
place and expect to batch together.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Greer and
son Fred are visiting in Utah and
expect to return home for the holt
days.
Miss Iretta Gardner has gone to
Wallsburg, Utah to visit in her old
home town.
Ira Greer has been on the ailing
list for day or two, but is out again
and feeling fine.
The last of the sugar beets were
loaded on the cars at the Taylor sta
ton Friday, Dec. 2. There were
1886 tons loaded from the pile.
Ezra and Paul Greer had charge
of the weighing and loading the last
week.
John Bitton Jr. made business
trip to Pocatello Saturday and re-
turned sunday.
F. T. Halverson is having his barn
wired for the electric lighting.
R. Linn and Farley Bitton, made a
trip to the lavas for wood last week.
and intend going again this week.
Mr.. Barclays sheep that have been
pasturing Greer's field were moved to
thomas Thursday, Dec. l..
Lawrence Bitton has accepted a
position with Skaggs and is working
at American Falls.
Mrs. Edith Smith has moved into
her new home.
The new school building is nearly
completed and people are beginning
to feel hopeful Of seeing school con-
vene in it within very short time.
Altho conditions under which the
school has been since the first OF the
school term this year have been poor
and inconvenient the teachers are to
be congratulated for the success at
tanned so far this year.
John Bitton had four nice fat
sheep disappear from his farm about
three weeks ago, and has neither
seen nor heard Of them since.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Halverson and
family spent Thanksgiving day with
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Bitton.
Ellis Gardner, a nephew of Mrs.
Ira Gardner, is here visiting with his
aunt for a few days. Mr.. Gardeners
home is in Wallsburg, Utah.
At the M. l. A. conjoint meeting
Sunday night a chorus of girls sang
"Star of the East" very effectively.
Edward Bingham, Frank T. Halver-
son and Vern Peterson also Lucy
Wilson gave some very interesting
talks to the young people. The
young ladies are drilling on a very
interesting feature to be presented
at the Stake Mutual's road show at
| the stake tabernacle December Is
and Is.
Heber Hardy of Malad, Idaho has
rented the farm of Leon Felt and ex-
poets to farm it next summer.
John w. Bitton made business
trip to Idaho Falls Monday.
C. HI. Thompson Of Salt Lake City
visited Mr.. and Mrs. John Bitton Jr.
Thursday of last week.
Varian e. Hale in company with
other mutual stake workers visited
at the M. /. A. meeting at Wapello
Sunday night.
| Aletha Bftton visited the mutual
associations at Groveland Sunday
night.
John e. Lee made a trip to Idaho
Falls Saturday staying several days
to visit and do some business
| Mrs. S. w. Sage died Monday
morning in hospital in Pocatello,
after suffering for several weeks.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-12-15
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE ON EXECUTION

In the district. court Of the Ninth
judicial district of the State Of Idaho,
in and for the County of Bonneville.
]. A. Coy, plaintiff VS.. A. G.
Changnon, defendant.
Notice is hereby given that by
virtue Of an execution issued out OF
the clerks office of the district court
Of the Ninth judicial district OF the
State Of Idaho, in and Tor the. County
Of Bonneville. upon q judgment
rendered in said district court Or
October is, 1891, in favor Of J. A
Coy, the plaintiff. and against A. q
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-12-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the interior, U. S.
land office at Blackfoot, Idaho, De-
cember 10, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that billiard
A. Parker, of Rawlins, Wyo., who on
July /, 1916, made homestead entry
serial No. O24746 for sen section
80, township 2 south, range 40 east.
Boise meridian, has filed notice OF
intention to make three year proof.
to establish claim to the land above
described, before register and re-
ceiver of U. s. land office, at Black
foot, Idaho, on the nineteenth day
of January, 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Ross w. knight, Dan Kerley, Andrew
Privitt, Dalice Kerley, all of Black
foot, Idaho.
j. T. CARRUTH,
Register.
-, 1n1 mo tnA 1oE 1nG.1 ~ n
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-12-15
SHELLEY


The Ladies Aid of the M. q.
church will hold their annual bazaar
and chicken dinner in the basement
Of the church Saturday, Dec. 10.
Everybody is invited.
Nelson Miller and w. s. Wright
returned Wednesday evening from
Salt Lake City. where they went in
the interests Of the Shelley Light &
Power Co.
J. p. Hampton left for Los
Angeles, Calf. last week, where he
will be employed doing cement work.
John F. Shelley of Long Beach.
Calf. is here looking after business
interests and visiting with relatives.
The Rebekah ball given In the
Ensign hall Wednesday evening was
a grand success in every way.
Several of the citizens of Shelley
attended the musical program in the
auditorium at Idaho Falls last Sun
day given under the direction of
Joseph Morley.
Mrs. F. e. Roberts was an Idaho
Falls visitor Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Chapman re-
turned from Salt Lake City, where
they have been visiting for week
or so. They came by auto and found
the roads very muddy.
A number Of Shelley people went
to Idaho Falls Wednesday afternoon
and evening to attend the big Sousa
band concert at the Colonial theater.
The retiring officers of the New
Idea club, Mrs. Nelson Miller, Mrs.
r. B. Waller, Mrs. John Jorgensen,
and Mrs. Claude Morgan entertained
Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 7 at the
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-12-15

adv. MISUNDERSTANDING
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-12-15

division being described a. follows:
sWX of section 20; EN- o.. SWM. SEA
N.Y. :, e ss so' sna NJ y e .' Sh%
and NWA Of section 80: seq and
NWH Of NWN section 10, all in town.
ship 2. south range g east Of Boise
range So east Of Boise meridian.
Each Of said divisions has been con-
stituted by said board of county com
said psopo Sc ~ district OF identical
boundaries and number. and the poll
ing places therein for said election are
as follows:
First Diyisiqn s.,5 precinct, G 10; L
Second Division. precinct No. 2.
polling place: Residence OF A. g.
Third Division, precinct No. 8.
polling place; Residence Of H. G.
Kleusner. ~
The polls at said election shall be
open for the reception of ballots from
8 o'clock, q. m, to Z o'clock, p. m. on
said election date.
At such election the said qualified
voters shall vote upon the question OF
the organizatin o. said district and
divisions for director Of said district,
and the ballots for said election shall
be in substantially the following form:
BALLOT
Election Upon Question of the Or
ganization Of West Side Irrt-
Instructions: If the voter de-
sires to vote for the organization
of the irrigation district, he shall
place cross (X) after the words
Irrigation District-Yes;". If he
desires to vote against the organ
ization of the irrigation dis
trict, he shall place a cross
(X) after the words "Irriga-
ton District-No." And the voter
shall also write the name of one
person for each division, who is
an elector and resident of such
division of said proposed irriga-
ton district, for director thereby
Irrigation District.......-...Yes O
Irrigation District ................No q
For Director from Division No. l
For Director from Division No.
For Director from Division No. 8
BY order of the board Of county COM
missioners of Bingham county. Idaho,
made this fourteenth day of November,
1921.
(SeaD w. T. ENGLAND,
Chairman
ATTEST:
r. M. FISHER, Clerk.
adv. 93-95-97-99-101-103
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-12-15

BY d. F. BRILL,
adv. 95-97-99-101 Deputy
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-12-15

BY d. p. BRILL,
adv. 97-99-1O1-1O3 Deputy Sheriff.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
PUBLIC CAN SAVE MONEY
by GETTING LICENSES NOW
Due to Action Of City Council, In
crease Proposed Is Not in
Effect Yet.

All automobile owners IN Virginia
are required by law to secure their
licenses before the first Of Febru-
AIRY. Similar laws apply To- dealers
and for-hirc operators. IN "rdi
nance recently Recommended 10y the
Finance Committee Of CilN Connect.
designed to conform 20 city ana
state laws. WAS defeated q; The Last
meeting OF the board of N'dermcr. so
that all city licenses, except those
relating to jltueys. remain ~ ;hty
were last year. Il these license. Umd
taxes are secured during January.
those getting chem wil. save money.
while the city Mil l"ss money. hat
there is little doubt ;hat the license
tax Will bc increased n soon as
I.iccnsc fco, AR, payable nov. and
those who tab, aHNauiH-v "i nus
condition WILL save ,he d.iitrrH'" b.
proposed 10y The finauee Committee.
Fal!ar" 90 secure such Licenses en-
calls l.ahH.,l and nre.
Efforts ~ %" made IT me meet
day night TO se.lre ,he ad"pi on II
an ordinance dNi0- iu. .i-"n>r TX
for TN current Ntav- u such t1 or
,iinaacc 5 adopted to;h bran Dies ui
upon d; I.fpr, The mrs. * F,urun-N
II j. liS,ly a.so tNd. gay Duun I!
VIII he called lu JOIN, session THIS
Week 20 vote upon tN. U"w'ua- Epr az
Director az pull WorAs
\ mer,lDE % ;ae 19un.H commit
tee on claims 6 scheduled :o' Ta"--
befo-" his committee
Tho O-dinanr. Committee is 20
meet on Thursday .. =h'.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16

r.ttur" Gilrin going ON that picnic
GA u" old mag 81 his friends and
NOW IA" nag run away and carried
him down the lane. and back again
without once throwing him, That
r"n" makes me feel good all over
aud line G"nor tell IL to a lot Of
nay friends fore this here election
il thru
II WAS NOW up 10 Fred putnam to
XIV" an extract from his faVorite
poet.
I ain; much on these here rimcs
Ina rshhi"S. apoloSizcd Brother
Fred Hut when ii comes 80 potry
! tax" Johnnie Powers as my r..voritc.
J phna." * u student oC human nature
~" has been closer to i; than any or
u. IL" mas listened to the hard luck
tales "i every man within tho sound
81 my voice. and he has dispensed
NOR" smiles than amy al us For
y ears h" used TO he Murphy's Hotel
"Elci smjl"-diSpcnscr. IL. is aIphii-
oS"rh"r H$ well as u poet. and many
q man has ""n" home and TO Siccr
itit'd With tn" smiles produced by the
i:"n.al Powers Til" extract Hro,n his
i"w"S which | ann about to deliver
Ms Wr"t" h"tor" this hotel was what
= j.: when G.orc" Ycag"r used 10
pres III" over the desk over in that
i''"r" corner and when tn. elevator
""~ about "a hic as your INST Th..
loot Towers On" night wrote this
verse. ,nd have committed it to
memory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
ny m\nn, TICKER.

This here paper what hojd in my
| hand. said President charlie Taylor
as he opened the lu""tiuG of thu Cos \
Corner club Friday ni-hi. is :, com
/ muuiyntI"u from Br"thor Gus Nj
bonouSh. who j. in Washington. H.
SAYS he has iuSt called Tpon thu
Tres id'nt, WHO S"udS US his entente
II that's ANYTHING like crane lie
mcnJhc." Suggested Erred Putnam. Ia
Hike I" hnv" a fcw dvops."
GENTS. continued the president
ignoring the Remarks "t brother nut
mann W" az" gathered here ia.
ni@ht 10 discuss the great poets %!
th.s and other generations. All of u
ar familiar. tax" IT, wiki tn" writ
luc~ Of the drramcr> and the sunset
-rvat word iajrt"rS who have Srnth-
"i tn" hrowS ot tn" weary ami IN
lifted thr dnwne.st. Whose l.tt!c
sunh"anS have 'T"pt into tn" hearts
~ tho iowly and liit-d thom to
realms "i everlasting Bliss
or words 10 ihrsu ynC-.tS" inter-
ruptci brother Writ ,vaiIam
y must say. Ia passing. mat have
always road poem 10 my inHuritr
writer every ul.Ri Ncfor" vy;iriu.
i.u,es do,rd over u, ron. auL some
tines have had a ',Ura with Eu.:.u..
r1ei! ana sometimes hav.' wer; with
Er Wu!u-
h'" !" >HlhH Win t'iS''' l'rHW IA
las; .UGhi.' Interrupted the .rr. >puU-
sttlc l:ru,h.r lutnsi.
sonnet .'u.s ! am sooihcl So >luinh. :
" a., l.ousrellow. ana .ol1rtt,,,s re-.
vi in the rustic s,mpuc.ty ut
burns
Ihgr dent iars'd - take .
ntd been placed upon the 'ahI.. by
Hfuth"r disney ~, ,fna- ,l.d his lips
..,ld ,M'prd NJ h-"w wttlta new initial
h"hhN -ryRtei VIII -H ;hr club had pre-
Seh'tH MN ."r. Am"S E'i, Then he
10" F"h"rty grew nervous and
twisted about lao hi scat.
H. h..d - small piece OF paper in
i..S iisi "nd l,is tpparrn, r.stl.SSnoSs
VS. "">' IVA "se by al, particularly ny
M. y, 'dgnt
sma,t,rs A.r You prerarcd to make
ps"Gr"m; Ai' YOU ready with y.lr
p"u"""
Koran" Responded Ero,n.- 10. "Hc
NHs q man ara, mn, ',,,.r.,-
imagine him ,nn.Liug -. 80,
door I'm williu. g. V,n.o, - NM - ..
gloves auuI,s. sil,..T '"t a.
Hat he n,N.r Knocked q, no ;aTermi
an. anI ,invi'rh "Nonv an {, conc ~
"idd". T." Wa N" htrd after nv
"Nn fashion HON ,ouiI ouy,,,.
G,,yr"ril""h iir hrieH snmS raIn,.,i IN
II" rnssa"":
"'ilcr-. VITA "a HAMS az b.,rr s
rags ami nm,
lsiti.. HON, -br..N u,,.,.
hnurh "'''''' We
That raia,lis.t 4. Wird.r,
.Ii ... '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
POETIC LICENSE LINGER,S
WITH COZYCORNER CLJB
Shades OF Shakespeare Omar. Bobby Burns and
Bishop Wornlcy Reign While Brother Spnan's .
Brood .Npound the ''PomcS OF Former DAYS

Road, Nh. me-
ON. me: OH. my" came from Fred
| rutnam.
"When YOU speak of poultry" con-
iInG"d Er"thcr Spillman. lit reminds
IN. of that old one about the ruos!crs
IN Kansas. aud want Ia say RICH,
mere. mat Kansas amt got nothing
ON Laurel. for out u, Laurel there *
a rooster what lays fresh cgss ever
ether day. II YOU don't believe me.
COME out L" the fair next October and
III snow You TO him
EGSS ar" too high 10 bc joi,cd
ABOUT III 'his way. interrupted the
president. less Kit back to POETRY.
ain much on thc babling- brook
much on the sob stun. Unlike our
'St"cm"d President. | can 80 to sleep
very night without having tn" ghosts
Wormley. Victory mmgu"m"t. and th"m
other poets a"vcriu. between m" and
ne ceiling. Eui | can. NOW and thru.
Ancient Mariner. used t. rccitr that
pom" and the Hoy stood on tn" I;uru-
i"G i'r"h' every tim" the preacher
'"'n" I" our hous" tor his dinner
Ca" So" nat 10y standing 'h"r" nov.
"WHyrr is ne at" ASKED rrcd rat
nam, nHm ,n,srrims through ia" stained
Ami can 500 that Nlhcr- Ross
-Ii.uG Dlon" IN the mist fnllcr5rc
lhIt there ian'Cn ship. Will" In"
h"ih"@rpum listens to tn. tale az thu.
auci"'t mariner L'Siou :" this here:
ice wae here. TIA" L." WAS there
Thc ic" was All around
So w"s ~" glass and p.outy uint.
~, h" l'.i"
c. n,'"HN
80, '' - ~ T. ''I''
III W. - u'" 'h"'-'"
,ai ,r,., - a., s ,-oso
Hut ended in emotion
~ .a." aS painted snip
an 80" mag No = S'ii"r ny ny
,tMt 'R"' Us h'd "n"AGh t"' uH
;'""'G 49, 10 81, tlS'""s gi 'nlut%
- ~" l.'rS' mn iGr sober sailor
10, S,..,,i, ',', ,,,,,,,,.'''.'..t,,.' ~
FL - HE"''"'"' '''"''!' u I'M
-, ,u.,
,l.rI .r' ~, :, IN, a."
,,r,'",. ~ S,',,,!I ~ ~ "..,T'
ana Wg.' 60, 49, ~. .,..,
plrnk 1,ip.y.., '''' '""
"I.,o watched m. ,rcn5 -. n,ii-
ties"
Can, nlsruss notifies a. ,hfs S,rn
club" The PRESIDENT said. hrinrinr Ms
.av,l down With a mighty cr1sh- nm
~,tiiv. . howl of nansirs S.ui the
,luh ny Frl,2 Siti"roin.
p.aiu"d Errthnr George cease. Every
,',.s ,,n'i,i..s Nh HrnIINir'. It"N,,r ~
.n,nt,.. - - =. ,,--,t,.,,i ,,',,
o., IN i r,, rn
,,tI IL, uIy4,ls ,.,r ,.y.. s. ~,
rls, ,.tli,u ,,li,i,. a. NM ~. ,i..
- d,u'i 10 unhnd.. no good I,
wo,!llrn d. nohn,Iy ma rnnJ t., mia
ouupu..u hollow ~. ~ / uuGy~-,trJ
Very 'n" "' ~ IS Tor In'A"r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
Randolph 1Ol-1Oi

For Your Special BrcakfnSt:
Cod Cakes, ready To cook. 2Jc
Shad Roe, double. 6Dc.
Fish Flakes. 15c.
Fine with cream sauce or in fish
cakes.
breakfast Roe, DC
Delicious in crouucttcs with egg
and many other simple recipes.
Fresh MackcrcI. re
Selected. large. white pieces.
Kippcrcd Herring, SIC
Cured after the famous Scotch
recipe.
Shnd at sc
Selected center pieces.
Tunn, .tbncorc. Tie
Makes delicious fish croqucttcs.
Hirh'S Wine Jelly, package, etc
new shipment. both Port and
Sherry iiavors. y scasonablc dcs-
Sert.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
SENTENCED TO ATLANTA
messenger hoy Gets Year in Federal
Prison On Had Chrrk

l.ardon q. johnson. alias W. 9
;lonnSon, Il messenger boy arrested in
i.ichmond some time ago. charged
Win using tho mails to dcfraud. was
Sentenced 10 - year amt a L.,y in TN,
Atlanta F"tcrG Prison Yesterday hv
JUDI Edmund WIid!Il IN tic i'nit-d
states l'sirlvt Court quantities of
candy are snul 90 have been ordered
"N i9hnS"n Ht, is al.-- "a go nave
seat bogus 'Ht,hs iu payment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
JOHN COOKE NEW EDITOR
OF SOUTHERN CHURCHMAN
Rev. james ID. Gibsnn Resigns tn
Devote Entire rin'~ to- Pnro-
chiUl Duties.

John II. Cook. well known in local
newspaper circles. has succeeded
the Rev. lanes ID. Gibson as man
aging editor of the Southern Church
man. Mir. Gibson, who is rector OF
81. stephens Church. w.sthampton.
resigned his editorial work To u.vo;.
MS entire tim" Ia his paruch:,i du-
ties. Ia" Southern Churchnau IS the
"'i!i"! vtEan OF The. Episcopal church
r"rcd under IN" direction OF Mr.. G!b-
son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16

81. 800 as formerly. Joseph 4. Nun
nally has hccn instructed 10y the COM
mite" IL appoint subcommittee to
appear hcforc city Council and adj
Voca;c the increase.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
Health Foods

that make rosy checks. The conscrv-
ativc uses OF these foods help to
stimulate sluggish organs. whose nor
NAL activities are necessary for con-
tinucd Good Health
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
Wand. mlgscr Arrrorrln,lnn.

Council Committee on River. liar-
Dor and Docks will ask for au APP
preparation Of s2.50u for expenses az
the committee this year. instead Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16

''"=a Chips. package, Toe
Fresh shipments regularly. d
licious. crispy.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-12-15

-~-~af 49, relrn-I testify. watching
ne erert ~ h.e words through The
oV-rfarx.1g curtaln of bis hsshy eye-
troeS
-rut n t-eEnr seem a. an Ike
Cr-ssfrras. ner-y Or yen Gent make
r,-eserfs.~ faftered rs rffe. cant
-rste lf Seem right ttat Norn sna ire
children are not - - with us- ponr
vra ttink we should let bvEones -
trrrnes and teic0houe then 20 ccrne
ever 80 afted ffnitiy.
-Snrnref- hundred her husband
rs froe a. shIfc a. Ms hair from he
uenf-rr wrath 90 rs feciinrs Nora
rrate her I'D. new ier her ne On r.
She's no daughter 81 nine % marry
= rrr.f .fcr-roffIng scamp - an artist
uithccf . g.euny 20 ~ name. A. %
Ne cfrfrtn. thev'rr a. Dad - ne a.
thoss 10 o. the hI,site ycnterf-
rron he- crrner ~ N n-rpiac-
v-sra 49, trr father ne-~uusiy. 80
~, ~+r,.a. me PR az Nehrrtniner-
So. c.ra's ~ rnE Hcr ctnrrr-d ~
snf f1 90 81
nff There 1as - reai rfason that
sfe rnrlt see eErrrc ter farters
.f1tt.r-r~Hee Tn aas rrf q rsf @u-t-
arl b. faf made Nors zcot has
tsl frnltr- ue1 fnr hrr al ~
rtEar-r Then there Vas John Dea-
tar lt u.e frsf suca rirht as ms
fhat 30 I'd drives him f-sm TIE
house
lfe rrrrr rnn haf nate -on>
fnuE. lrr rr.ark ahouf fhelr dl1er-
erre- In r.aufics @ phIrt - caisoei
had taken eKcerrfo1. fiot ~ terurr
and tIftrr az forr.e. - bad Lsrr~ef
60 TIE matter rrurlIfIg. Ioa1 hac
asEeI Nesfa r. t-cl~ ~tetter she
eoalt b. ruled ~ love ~ fear. She
urs t-f twenty. and 20 ber 1iial duty
vns q f-f.-A There 1as ~ aiteras-
i've she told hlla- She had nsver
answered enc - rs letters. anf IN
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Decrease in Number
OF Animals Killed

Figures furnished by the United
States Department Of Animal In
dustry indicate that with the ex-
ception OF sheep, there was a marked
decrease in the number OF animals
slaughtered in March, 1921, COM
pared with the same month in 1920.
The figures cover all the market CEN
tiers where government inspectors
are employed.
The number of cattle killed in
March of this year was ga 1876, COM
pared to 683,139 in March of last
year, a difference of about $1,000
head. The slaughter of calves de-
creased 5000, while the number Of
hogs killed was less by 100000 than
for the corresponding month in 1920.
On the other hand the number of
sheep killed during the month was
288,D00 greater than for the same
month year ago.
April brought decided change in
the swine situation. The total num-
Der killed during the month was
3,003,2o0, an increase of 413,0O0 over
April of last year. For the 10
months ending May, 1921, the de-
crease in number of cattle killed was
1,457,000, and the decrease in hogs
1921, 900.