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senuinc ana permissible admiration
Tor his dominant will. which rallied
Nast hosts OF men. willing to die at
his word.
There are three kinds Of people In
this world. Most men say in 70 are
I'VE. bat there are really three. They
are the people vino have a urpose
70 DO wrong n the people who have
a purpose 20 do right. and the people
VINO have no purpose M all.
The third is the one despirabl.
class. and n rs not small You can
admire "a had m,n who has "A strong
?urpone. n clean plan. and who reso-
lutely sets out 60 attain his md. far
more han you can admire an amiable
noncnttty who has not personality
enough to think cut u plan nor viii
enough To larry n out.
Napoleon was a had man, and n.
went The way Of men who carry theii
selfish plans 10 where they become a
enace Co the world. There Is /.
nan now temporarily resident of Hol-
land who must a with interest all
that ~ being printed In German
about Napoleon.
Mr.. William ilo~henzollern, late OF
Germany. must be doing some profit.
able thinking these days. His tragedy
"a The tragedy Of Napoleon. and by
this time nc must know II.
hut think Of the heroic greatness
u Napoleon, and the use Of that
mighty viii. had u been directed to-
ward wcrthler ends. Between him
n his conquest Of Italy lie the Alps
There shah De no Alps."
There were mons Tor him. That Is
the Kind % faith that removes noun
talns.
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feet again, and, wipng the blood from our faces. we go back with Il
smile 10 whatever we happened tu be doing.
Cities crumblc. fortune. are wiped out, but faith aud hope and
love are eternal, aud together they resume their song in mems hearts
soon after the first shock of disaster.
What American soldier believed the inhabitants would ever re-
turn 20 the wrecked French village whence they had hed9 Dcsola
ton aud ruin seemed complete A. % picture of despair II seemed
nothing could be added 10 the scene
Aud yet the current Of life flows strong again in all but 40 Of
those villages, and. doubtless. the cabbagcs and Nh. turnips soon will
be bursting through Earth that was churucd by shelLfrc aud covered
with the debris of crushed stone.
There n no irreparable drSolation except that which we nurture
in our oWu hearts
There n NO hopelcssitrss except that which we hold To- our hos
oms as If il were a treasure Of rare price. Hope aud faith are trying
to sing in our hearts always. If we will bat listen.
II yu are down Ia the mouth the story of the reyiying French
villages should give you new courage
O-
Mail service ON letters again is first class in Two ways.
O
Movies show British business giants stocking furnaces in the fuel
famine Ia q similar erds. Amcrican LEADERS would go around max
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Cheaper Coal for
City Promised by
New Sales Agency

Reduction in h price OF coal for
Halcs manager u tho seven Point
Coal company who iH in Albuqu"r-
puo. lie stated that his company
would open H coal SALES agency Iu
Albuquerque within the nest three ur
fDur month";
The Seven Point company operates
q mine within q few miles ct Ration.
and haze yards ga Ration. n has re-
Gently declared 70 e per rent dividend
which iH payable un DO thiruoth of
this month.
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Women Organize
Order of Does

OMAHA. MAY determination oI
u new lodge ut wumru Whose hus
bands fathers aud brothers are mem.
beers ~ thr E~enevul,ut prutecilV,
order eft Ellis. was announced Der,
today hy Mrs A. A. Stauneld oI
Omaha, who was named head at th,
order which ~ to hc known as ih,
"patriotic order or Does
Branch lodges win be- established
throughout the country. Mrs stan
field said. She added thai rrcogni.
ton Of the new order by the Elks
however, could not be given becauss
- tho constitution of that order pro.
hiliia auxiliary WOmcu'H oIgnuiEi.
lima
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Paz l.. Silva, Former
High School Student
Here, WEEDS at Socorro

paz T.. SILVA and Sclia Joiolu: 81
Carthage viii bee married Friday at
The Methodist church at So,oIro by
Rev. Juan g ChuypM according 10
word received iu Albuquerque today
from Juan Silya 81 Carthage Amer
~" ceremony. a. reception will be
htid Tor the couple a. the home Of
Tho bride They will have &C. two
We Dc honey moon in ~ ptmr
PaN silva was u student a. the Al.
]buqueruue Hirh school from 1918 10
1875 He Boz we'll known among
younger peppl" here
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Entries for Mems
Tennis Doubles to
Close Tomorrow Noon

Entries for mons doubles In tho
tennis tournament to bv played nt the
country club viii CLOSE az noon to-
morrow when drawing viii De- made.
u was announced today
sixteen persons have entered tho
tournament SO Tar and o. is desired
10 ret eight more in by tomorrow
moon.
The finals in the singles match be-
tween MuodAon aud Cooper is being
paved this afternoon.
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Napoleo Tragedy
By DR.. WILLIAM e. BARTON

= world has been
thinking and talk
ing about Napol-
ron. e c q .
tennary Of his death
has brought hfrcsh
TO the minds OF mon
the glory and the
pathos Of his career.
Unfortunately. We
have had recent
cause 10 remember
Waterloo. and the
events that follow
ed. and We have
some reason 10 fear
that m T.
takes ~ the
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Chicago Board Of Trade

CHICAGO. May .6.-Mhcut UNDER
went decided setbacks IN price today
owing chiefly TO reports Of rain in
the west and 10 word that liberal
shipments ON the way here from
other market Centers would arrive in
tn.o tu an deliveries dut ON May
contracts. The May option Ia par
ucu'ar was without support, and at
Onu tame showed q decline of more
than 10 cents compared with ycHtcr-
days finish. business in May con
tracts. however, was very small, July
taking almost the entire bulk OF
trading Initial quotations which
varied from I o. o cent, lower. in
Guiding May at Sl.5i Co i.Ta aud
July. Si.30h to &l.3la were follow
ed by further sotbacka and then
something ~ a. reaction. July Keeping
all the while inside Of moderate
limits.
corn sympathiz.d with wheat
weakness After opening . to "a
cents lower including July at t2h 20
G3h cents. the market snggsd a little
further. ana then made a. slight
rally.
Oats were easier as d result 81 bot
ter weather. The start Was - cent
To- ~ cents down, july i0N 90 a =
cents and later upturns were rather
feeble.
Lover quotations oh hogs as well
as on grain made the provision mar
kct drag
FrcC selling ON the part of "a house
that usually acts tOr Hedbuhtd "a
portorH counted subsequently ah %
bparlsh factor in wheat The market
closed steady - 10 leA cents net
tower. with MAJ 1ah ana July
ti2TA 20 81 2s
Country offerings Of corn we're
heavy. ON the other hand. export
buying totallrd 100000 bushels tnd
corn charters To Buffalo l,OON 600
bushels. Tho close waA unsettled az
a shade 70 "a. cents net decline Win
july bg@ tu % cents.
Close.
Wheat May. 81 6s. July si25A
Coru-Iult. oga, sept, 90 -
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Produce


CHltAGn Ala Ih-iutututs
weak. receipts. Sc ears northern
white sacked and bulk. 60m75 cents
cwt. new. Louisiana and T.xas tri-
umphs. &2.35m $50 cWt. Texas cob
bicrs. $3.50 " Louisiana onE white
Si.A5 10 200 Cwt. South Carolina cob
blcrs. a. $4,000 barrel.
Butter higher. creamery extras.
2sc; ntrts, 20 2sc. seconds. i7U
Gle. standards. s1itc.
Eggs unchanged. receipts, 2f.533
cases.
KANSAS CITY. May 25.-Buttci
and eggs unchanged.
Poultry. hens 4 Ccut lower. lsc.
broilcrs. &c higher. 27W3 &c.
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CENTURY OLD SONG

TODAHS most popular jazz selection will be out Of date q year
hence, or less bt Home. Sweet Home stl makes hearts weep
wherever English is spoken, though IL is a hundred years old
this year. fer..f-f -W4
10 has power to turn back the footsteps Of the wandering boy
and TO call home the exile And, strangely enough, the song came
from the heart u a wanderer who never knew what il was 10 have
q home-Jobn Howard Payne. N actor aud soldier Of fortune, who
was born in America and died in Africa.
Measured only by the standards Of material success, John How.
ard Paynes life was a failure. Most Of IL was a struggle with poy.
ery. One winter night while wandering homeless in the streets Of
New York, he passed q ezy home. aud there came TO his ears from
The parlor the strains Of his own Home, Sweet Home"
Years after his death in TuniA Algeria, Jobn Howard Paynes
body was brought 20 America and a grateful country paid It's high
est tribrtss 10 the ~hnderer who sang
An exile from home. spleudor dazzles Ia vain
Oh, give me my l0wlv thaiched cottage aghin.
The birds singing galy that come AZ my call
Give me them aud the peace Of mind. dearer than ALL
Home, sweet home, sweet, sweet home.
There's no place like home.
--O-=-
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Livestock

KANSAS CITY. MAY 20 -'uttle
receipts. 1000: beef steers active,
st-sdy 10 strong. top warnings $50.
Colorado pulyeu. ~ 90. sh" stock.
aud bulls, choice hsifers. S13b, COWS
mostly, fb.OOm 300, other classes
around steady. hest yeulers 5000
$50.
Hoes. receipts. G.a00; Open slow,
moa,iy 20 conis inWvr. elDfinE fairb
.asiiNg, AZ " 20 scuts lOwoT hcRyiss
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NEW NORK. May 2G.-Copper
steady. o~lcctroiytic. spot nearby, june
and July. t3h di3iac.
Tin steady. spot and nearby $50 20;
futures. f32.25.
Iron nominaliy unchanged.
Lead steady. spot. $500.
Zinc quiet. East -. Louis delivery
spot. sass q 100.
Anthony spot, Sb2b.
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New York Stocks.

NEW YORK, May se.-DcalinEs In
the stock market today were infiu-
cnccd by short covering and such
conflicting factors az tighter money
and better railroad RETURN. sales
approAtmatcd $4,000 shares The
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The Snapshot Cult Now Trips Altar
On Hoof and Trolley, Bike and Car
Today's Rhyme by Frances BOardman

Consider now the Snapshot cult = Il hits vu like q cstAput 60
the SOCIAL tsulmeut that YOI appear To- represent upon tho Finished
Observation-Disclosures you weakly Try Co laugh Bt oh. 10 sae on
OTHERS Looks. o. pictured m the Kodak Books' To he obliged 10 rsve
and Eush and hand out danulactured MuHh auut that Dandy Camping
Tap" untlY you oycrvork your tt You ha, TO yell In ccaacy about each
Solitary Tree; you have to marvel al tho shack they tell you stands al
rety back Of what you're looking At right now" and they explain pre-
cIey how the sun Me- shining 10 her Eytl cor this IN would ave beer
a prize" My child. tf 4 should cNor b. hauled up or Arson n-
Degree youu know that Kodak Albums Hsdc he Fuel Tor my Escapadc
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Court plaster II 20 called because
Il was originally applied BY ladies of
the court ~ patches on the face. II
u made of silk, vanished with "a
solution OF islnEiRHs.
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NcN YORK Money.
NEW YORK, May 2G.-Primr
mercantile paper. Ga at per cent.
exchange irregular. sterling demand.
3s2h per cent. cables. $3.50 per
cent.
Time loans steady. GO days, 90 days
and 6 months, ga per cent.
Call none firmcr; high. "a per
cent. low, Z per cent. ruling rutc, Z
per cent: closing. 7N7H per cent;
.ast loan. ~ per cent.
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The Fiiipinos are 20 per ccni ~
crate and they ave a college. the
Iniversity Of Santa Tomas. In Manils
which IL 20 years older than liar-
ward.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26

The first portage stamp printed In
Great britain appeared In 1880. II
was black in color.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26

Thunderstorms more frequent
IN Java than anywhere else on the
globe.
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The mar who finds 10 necessary 10 persistently and batanty
assert his Independence generally is worried by a constant fear
that the spotlight will reveal his leading strings In such matter
newspaper are eurionsly like individually -.
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NEW YORK. May 26.-Cottuu IA.
lures closed very steady; July, St2hs
October. ti36b. December SliUg
January. Sift2: March. Slif2.
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NEW YORK. May 26.-Liberty
bonds closed: 3as. $500; first a..
$3.50 bid second A. Ss7.02 fret
ANS. $3.50, second as, SS7.t6;
third aaH. S3O.bi. fourth as.
ss7.gg victory AS. ss79s, victory
iAs. 1918
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REsURREcTIONs

NJ $3.50 French villages IN which al life was suspended during the
war. 32i6 have eome back 10 life The inhabitants have return.
y ted 20 rebuild their homes aud their fortunes The remaining 40
Villages were No shut % poccs as 90 be altogether minhabitable
We hnenn beings arr d Wonderful breed, after all We are
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What il your favorte expression when you pick up a wad Of gum
on your Ahoef
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Albuquerque Boy
Named to West Point

SANTA FE, MaN gt.-Ilarold liurd,
b., uf Noawoli; bohert l.ro Huwzo OF
columbus. son ct General Howe ~
Fort BLISS. ana William Ofgonner
Hctcock ot $50 Men Cooper venue.
A~lnuqucrpus, win be- admitted "A
West Point Military academy on JuIN
I, '"cording 10 announcement hy the
wa department having successfully
passed th" examination held la
March. Altogother there are .6f
successful candidates Tor cadetshlpa
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Hey, listen, Jack. know 3e're fcclin hearty
An caiin' well, an all that sort Of stuff.
But this here fight won't be no pink-tca party.
This guy Carpenter is pretty rough
Don lei him fool you with his manners pleasant.
lie packs a nasty wallop. don't be slack
Or YOU may get y Knockout for q prcseui:
Hey, listen. Jacki
Come ON, old kiddo, do a little trainin'
Sweat ~. that grease an get yourself in trim.
Or when the hght is done you'll be explainin'
II guess ! underestimated hint
Many q champ has had his head grow bury
And found himself recumbent ou his back
Because he didn think he had 10 worry.
Hey. listen, jack
Hey, listen, Jack this hghtin' in the movies
An vodyville don't give you any pepi
Hey, listen, Jack; whet | am tryinf 20 prove is
You gotta work. you gotta watch yer stepl
Condition counts, IN fact I'D say it's vital
Anil sou don reduce that meat YOU pack.
III lose my money an you'll drop your title;
Hey. listen. Jack
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boo vish you could hnd o. lo6-IuI 81.
Don wish you could rent your apau
meut Rent H
Don't wish luu could s,ll your noms-
sell 10
UuW
w u.'n- the hrrald 3 Cia,aincd tolumus.
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Special Notice.
COMMISSIONER NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
Virginia X Leigh IS. Joseph 4,
Leigh.
In the Circnit Court Of Marion
County, West Virginia. In Chan
Gerry.
To Virginia X. Leigh, plaintiff
Joseph A. Leigh. defendant. and
Lawrence S. Schwcpck, Divorce
Commissioner OF said Court:
You and each of you Will take
notice that in pursuance OF q de-
cree OF said Court. entered on the
10th day OF December 1921, In the
Chancery case therein peudiue
wherein the said Virginia y,
Leigh Is plaintiff and the said
Joseph A. Leigh is defendant, re-
ferrins the said cause TO the M
derslSued, one OF the Commits ION,
ers in Cbsncery OF said Court, 10
which said decree said Commits
sloner Is directed and required 70
take and return TO the Court the
Testimony in said Cause together
with report Of all such facts as
he may be able to obtain relative
to the matters specified and set
forth In Section IS OF Chapter 81
of the code of West Virginia as
amended. I have fixed upon Tues
day the eth day OF December
1891, at . o'clock p n, at my Law.
office, Room S16 Deyeuy BUILDING
in the City of Fairmont. Marion
County West Virginia. as the time
and plnce for executing said decree
Of reference and making mp 9 re-
port 10 said cause.
st which time and place you are
required to be present.
Given under my hand this lstn
day OF December, 1921.
C. BROOKS 'DEWBNF
Commissioner In Ghancery
RUSSELL l.. FURBEE,
Attorney for plaintiff.
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oanER % PunLlcArroN.

OHOEH VT FS2.tSFA NaA~tAs
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
At the December, 1921, Rules
held In the Clerks Office Of the GiF
cult court, in and for the county OF
Marion. and state Aforesaid Qe'
ceber 3. 1891, the following order
was entered: Pearl Lena Fisnsc,
plaintiff, vs.. Richard Paul Fisher
defendant.-Chgncsry.
Summons.
THE STATE OF WESTNVIRGIEItki
TO the Sheriff OF Marion county.
Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to-
summon Richard Paul Fisher 20 up.
pear before the Circuit court Of
Marion county, at. rules to be held
in tho Clerks office Of said court
on the first Monday 10 December.
1921, TO answer a bill In chancesN
exhibited against him 10 said courE
by Pearl Lena Fisher. an infant un-
der the age OF twenty.ope years, By
James ". Lawrence, her next
friend
And have then there this writ.
Witness. L. Is. Gather, Clerk 81
said court. at court house IN said
county, the 5th day Of December.
1921 and 59th year Of the state.
L. 4. GATHER, ClerF
The rcturn OF service endorse
BY the sheriff on the back OF SAID
summons Is in words and hgures,
following:
THE within named Richard Paul
Fisher is not fo"nd in my SoailiWtck
December 5, 1891.
''R. J. MERR1FIELD.
"Denuty for J. .. Charlton. SheEi6
Marion county. West Virginia Z
object Of Suit.
The object OF the above eutitIejf&
sui; Is that the plaintiff may ba
granted a divorce from bed end
board from the defendant; that
the care custody and control Of u
infant child of plaintiff and defen
ant may be granted TO plsinttn; ana
for general relief.
An affidavit having been mad g
and filed that the said Richard Paul
Fisher, the defendant in the above
styled suit. Is uou-resIdent Of ri
state OF West Virginia II Is ord
ed that the said Richard Paul f
or do appear within one month
from the first publication OF this
order. in the Clerks office OF our
said Circuit court. at Rules TO
holden therefor, and do.wha& e II cs
eBsary to protect his interests.
It Is ordered that q copy of n Z
order be published and posted
required BIZ Law.
Given under my hand this 18th DIS
NJ nacnmhar 1921
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Specials For Saturday

REGULAR $500 BARBURY LAWN
STATIONERY $l.50. In hand
some gift box. Something all won
en- will appreciate. z. w. MOI
GAN 4 BROS, 3Os Merchant 81.
East Side.
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sg.39 LADIES REGULAR $500
GLOVES: Fine glace dress klI
in gray, white, black, brown and
tan; Sach pair In Christmas ooX'
very timely value for gift seekers.
ooURTNEYS' STORE.
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So 90 TO 1850 ROMAN BEAUTY
APPLES $3.50 per box. Special
for Saturday at MORGAN'S GRO
Gerry, 405 Main ST., Phone 80.
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HALF 6-room house. Norwood.
$500 monthly. See Ray Pitcher,
$50 Main st. 12-l3-St-9O36A
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Autos and Accessories

SNYDER MOTOR Coolidge
Brothers Motor Cars & Trucks.
Payment plan, Storage per day
or mouth. Phone 30s-R. ST.
Jackson is. 12-3-26t-lSssA
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LADIES MEMS TAILORING.
Cleaning, Dying. remodeling
and repairing. Phone 1867. STET-
son TAILORING CO., ia Jack
1l-SO-2es-1s1sA
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Contracting

S 81. KISNER d BROS. Slate, Stag
and tin roofing. Warm cir fur
mace a specially 11-f2-S0t-15S1A
MONONGAHELA VALLEY ENG
ISEERISG co. Civil and Mining
Engineers. Phone 1874. 519 Prof
tesionai Bldg. II 10 DOT 1859 >
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eide" Brand Shirts at " price.
Will make useful christmas
gift for Dad. Special for SATURDAY
at MAUSZ INDIVIDUAL SHoF'
232 Main 81.
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Professional Service

DR.. DEEM, Chiropodist and Foo
Specialist at Shurtlelt and Wei
toms every Monday.
IL Is got 1850 <
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Rooms For Rent
Boarders And Roomcrs

RooAIBRS AND BoARDERs
WANTED. sos Auburn St. Phone
11i6-J. 12-l2.6t.a02iA
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Situation Wanted, Male

HOUSE CLEANING WANTED by
expert. Phone Pleasant Johnson
529-W. 1l.2926t-1 lL.A
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Specials For SATURDAY

rti.o0 BOOKS, all by popular al'
thorB, special Saturday 9.c ea .,
ct ACME BOOK STORE. Main o.
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Each Insertion .

and Dhmp
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fredericksburg

MORRIS PEARSON suns made
for Ladies' and 0eutlemeh.
Cleaning and Pressing. Altering l
Specialty. Work guaranteed
Phone lG9S.R. Opposite West VII
ginian. II is sot 1908 \
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a
sl''i.' ~. - ,. - z y, ~
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BEEF ROAST 1so ID. special TO-
Saturday at CLATTOS'S MEAI
MARKET, 320 Jackson St. lsSfJ'
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Houses For Rent

BROOM FURNISHED COTTAGE
for rent. Apply 500 Front 81. or
phone 14s+W. 12-12-6t-?O2OA
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
for rent. Phone 1146-M.
I2.13-3t-2O42A
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DON'T FAIL TO 80 10 CITY MAR
KET, 1873 jackson St, for your
Christmas greens. Free delivery.
Phone 1897.
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TWO FURNISHED BEDROOMS.
1876 Monroe ST. 12-l2-5t-2023A
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Furnished Rooms.

FURNISHED LIGHT HOUSE
KEEPING APARTMENT. frat
floor. 500 Ogden Ave. 12.10-6t.1999A
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Contracting

CITY CABINET SHOT WeeawsFl
OF any description. Phens 1Ss-R
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GET FIGURES ON PUREBREDS
Bureau of Census Completing Tabuia- ton for States Not Yet Shown
 in Reports.

On account of the great interest which the United States Department of Agriculture finds has been shown in census figures of purebred live stock in ten representative farm states, the bureau of the census is proceeding with plans to complete the tabulation for the remaining, states, This work Is receiving the hearty cooperation of the United States Department of Agri- culture. Live stock specialists of the department regard such figures as very valuable as factors in production problems. and as indicating develop ments in the improvement of domestic animals in this country.
 It is understood that the final census figures pertaining 10 purehred live stock on farms will be available at the same time the general live stock fig ures are furnished. IL is thought that this will be some time during the com ing summer. Breeders and breeders associations interested in this work have already indicated their apprecia- tion of the value of the figures thus far available. IL Is the first time in the history of any country that accurate figures on the total number of purebred animals on farms have been complied.