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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-20
MURDERER OF YOUNG GIRL
DIES OF OWN WOUNDS

Memphis. Tenn. May 2o.-John Nor
rls, wealthy planter. who. last Sunday
shot and killed Miss Billie Moore, and
then slashed his own throat, died today.
Morris is the alleged father OF Miss
Noore's child. Morris was married. His
wife and son are said TO be in For,
Wayne. Ind.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-20
Alleged Murderer Convicted

Lawton. Okla, May 2o-J. NJ. Hamm
charged with murder In connection with
the death OF j. c. Brewer. cashier OF
the Citizens State Bank at Geronimo.
was found guilty late Thursday by a
jury. The jury recommended life i'm
prisonment in the state penitentiary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-20

Tell US not in mournful numbers
that the legislatures done. while
the bills all went to thunder. dead
and deaaer. one by one. schwabe's
left the speakers rostrun. thumped
his savsl on the deck. and Is land-
ing out the nostrum that FOR GOV
srnor he's the best.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-20
CHILD MOTHER GOES TO
TRIAL FOR MURDER

Pennington. Mo-, May 2O.-A plea
that the case be withheld from the
Juvenile court was made at the opening
Of the trial In circuit court this after
noon OF Mrs. John Parsons, 10 years
old. on a murder charge In connection
with the death OF her slx.year old step
daughter Lily. two months ago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-20
Robbers Rattle 10 Erce.am

Chicago. May 2o.--Five robbers toiay
fought their way out OF the Division
Street State Bank in pistol fight with
police who surprised them in hold
up. but four robbers were captured AM
most OF the loot recovered after their
automobile overturned.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-20
Solicitor General Named

Washington, May 2O.-Appointment
OF James NJ. Beck OF New York, as so-
licitor general was announced today
by Attorney General Daugherty.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-20

New york--Bob Martin. A. Z. r.
heavyweight champion fighter, knock.
cd out Joe Cox OF st. Louis In the
tenth round Of a scheduled i5-rouns
bout here.
, 1921-08-16

6001 oalNE Du1AI tOTn.
wheat bats and other grains a also
be grown here.
The land lies near Yoder and Tor
rington- The Medicine Bow extern
sion OF the Union Pacific railroad.
now being constructed. passes
through the immediate vicinity Of
much OF the land to be opened. Trans
portation facilities therefore could
not be better.
Most Of the farms t~onlciaiy called
unitsl are as nearly SO acres in size
as the contour of the land will per.
init.
Registration OF applicants may be
made at Torrington any time from
September 6 to . O'Clock n. m. on
September Q.
The lands may We viewed and the
units selected at any time and the ap,
plicaton mad either in person or By
mail on she dates fixed.
All applicants are registered by
numbers, the numbers placed in
sealed envelopes. put in a churn and
thoroughly mixed. The frst number
drawn for each unit is the successful
application for that unit.
In order to register for the draw.
Ing the applicant. in addition to an
for the water right. must
have Il certified copy Of mic discharge
from the war with Germany. also an
affidavit of service.
Tho application must be accom-.
panied by cash. certified check. post
office money orders, express moncy
orders. or bank drafts amounting to
$40 for each irrigabie acre in the
unit desired. ahis is water rental for
the land for one year.
II there is fencing or other improve
ments on the land selected, the APP
praised valuation on such improve
ments must be added to the
OF water rental.
The money deposited is returned to
the unsuccessful applicant.
Maps Of tho land to be opened. to
with the necessary blanks and
for hling. may be OBJ
by addressing the u. S. Recla-
nation Service. Mitchell. Neb.
Applicants desiring TO register by
mail car sent their money and pa
pers. properly authenticated, to tho
U. S. Reclamation Service, Torring-
ton. Wyo., Tor Mitchell. Ncb.. II
before September II. or may
have some bank. business hrm or in
dividual In Torrington perform the
for them.
All papers necessary may be made
out by n L. S. Commissioner. no
public, or other officer author
lied to administer oath. anywhere in
the United States.
Successful applicants may file upon
I-t- l--l ..~tsL 49, I-ts11 Csasag
, 1921-08-16
COLORADO JOINS
IN PROGRAM FOR
PARK ENTRANCE
Denver Auto Caravan to Be
Given Send-Of by Cover
nor Shoup and Mayor
Bailey.

LANDER, Wyo.. Aug. l6. - Gov.
Oliver r.. Shoup OF Colorado IN a tie.
gram received here today states ta.t
Colorado viii cooperate with Nvyo-
ming In the Official opening OF sl.c
Lander entrance 20 YelIowstone nari.
Governor Shoup ~ Mayor u ~ -.
Bailey OF Denver Will address the s,ito
caravan WedneSlsy morning fro,
the capitol steps in Denver prior 10
the caravans d. arturo for tne parx
Governor Shoiip All accompany the
party 10 Laramie.
Tho Colorado c.ief WINS
p. c. Spencer. president Of the Rock,
Mountain Highway associa tioi. that
Colorado rejoices with wyoming in
h celebration OF this occasion. A
number of our citizens will be present
TO represent our tate. Please extend
to Senator Kendrick. Governor Carey
and the people or wyoming. Coo.
RADIOS heartiest congratulations.
Charles s. Hin. state immigration
commissioner. has extended invita-.
tons on behalf OF the highway asso
citation to all commercial clubs in the
state TO send representatives to the
opening. Many acceptances have been
received.
Arrangements have been made for
thirty publicity men to accompany
the tour representing national per.
iodicals and newspapers. Many state
editors will be present.
The official ceremony will be held
at Two-Gwo-Tec Pass on Sunday
morning, August 81. The Rev. John
Roberts, pioneer missionary and resi-
dent OF Fremont county for 40 years.
will deliver the invocation. Present ar.
engagements call for a dedication
speech by Stephen T. Mathcr. director
Of national parks. remarks by Soma
tor kendrick. Governor Carey. Indian
Chief Dick Washable and others.
, 1921-08-16
ACCUSED BY
GIRL IS HELD IN JAIL

DOUGLAS, wyo, Aug. 1s.-George
Hanchet. a ranchman, is in the coun-
ty jail here, held on a statutory
charge based or his alleged associa-
ton with his 13-year-oid step. niece.
The girl was left with Hanchet at his
ranch while her parents were rcsid-
ing on a homestead some miles dis
The arrest OF Hanchet followed
complaints by neighbors. The girl. II
Is stated. has confessed that the
neighbours suspicious were well
founded. Hanchet is 50 years old and
unmarried.
, 1921-08-16
SEARCH FOR BODIES IS
CARRIED ON As WATER
IN RIVER IS LOWERED

After making an intensive search
for the body of c. l.. Rounds thought
to have been drowned in the Platte
river above the city pump station.
county authorities abandoned the
search at hat point this morning
when low water duo to shutting off
the water at Pathfinder dam enabled
the authorities to search every part
of the river bed.
The search will now be carried on
below the pumping station to Casper
and thence east. It is probable that
both bodies of Rounds and Carl e.
Werner were carried down stream in
the flood waters All towns in the
vicinity OF the river have bee re-
quested to be on the lookout and con-
duct searches for the bodies of these
two men and the bodies of others
thought to be drowned In the liver.
, 1921-08-16
First Hospital In
State Raced, Make
Way for Another

cHEfENNE Aug. Is-Workmcn
arc completing demolition Of the first
hospital building erected in wyoming
st Johns hospital here. The old
hospital. which was erected By Lara.
mic county in the early 5o-. has been
torn down to make way for the Fran.
ces Pershing memorial hospital
which is being erected on tho same
site. The old hospital was left stand.
ing until the first wing OF the new
was completed. Its patients then
we're moved into the completed wing
and within a few hours after the old
building had been a thoroughly
equipped and crowded institution Of
healing Its destruction was In prog
rcss.
, 1921-08-16
sH0PLIFTER IS CAUGHT
BY STORE EMPLOYEES

Observing the actions of L. colley.
employees Of the Richards and Gun.
bingham company store. soon found
that he was making a wholesale raid
on the silk hosiery department. After
he had obtained n supply the en-
ployes took him in charge and held
him until Patrolman Olson arrived 10
take charge of him.
Colley is now being held in the
city jail until county authorities have
the proper papers prepared to remove
hin to the county bastile.
, 1921-08-16
TWINS DIE A NJ DAY.

KEMMERER. Wyo, Aug. To-
Ushered into the world together. twin
daughters OF Mr.. INT Mrs. Frank
Teusheck of this place also passed
out of the world almost simultaneous
ly after living for three months. Their
deaths we're separated by only two
hours.
, 1921-08-16
PERSONALS

John Al. Pierson OF Denver IS look.
ING After business interests here.
"a w Ladd Of tho purchasing de.
perlHeht or the Midwest retininr
eompany returned today from Dcnvrr
"nere ne spent the week end.
MI. n Mrs F1oyd'E PendelI and
Mr. and Mrs z. Elder arc enroute -
me fehowstons National park WHORE
uey intend to remain until the las,
Mr.. and Mrs. ". e. Patton h.~.
leit Tor h country near the Anns-
ocne oil company holdings about rso
mics from Casper on a camping t-in
James f. Bury. a pioneer Of casn.
IA returned to tho city from Ar,-on.
where he went on business.
II. n. IsenburE of Denver. nj, o,o-
tor. is visiting Casper ana yioI,j,v :,
the interests Of his oil holding.
W. Woods is here from Denver
u" BUSINESS Tor h next few days.
y ROLAND. who has been associ.
a.ed WITH the Interstate Pipe comp
any ouices in the Midwest refining
e.mpany building has been made ais.
ur'et manager OF the firm through the
resignation OF Robert Orr. who was
formerly district manager. located AZ
in Denver. The
headquarters have beon
moved from Denver n are now 10.
Gated here.
a. e, STREET. and Jack Scott who
have been on a hunting and fisbinv
Trip OF two weeks are expected 10 no
turn tomorrow.
W. III. Thorp OF Douglas spent IN.
Gay In the city looking after business
II. J. Peterson returned last nigh,
from Douglas where he attended 10
interests.
Joe L. May OF the May tank comm.
has returned from the mountain.
where he spent yesterday at the Ser.
vice ranch.
ot,o spratte OF Denver is registered
al the Henning hotel while ATTENDING
to business matters in the CITY.
W. w. Woods will leave this even.
ing for penve after spending the day
here on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. r. Royce of sa,,
Creek arc in the city visiting wiz,
friends attending to business and ON
a shopping trip.
w. O.. Mortimer receptIv rc,,,r,o
rum montana TO take up active work |
win the Casper Business college ms
n instructor. He renort
me number of students enrolled for
august to be above normal for s,,n.
ner school. Mr.. Mortimer is a mas.
ler or accountants and in this WORK
has been identified with large cor.
porations of the central west. He
to Casper two years ago after
years managership in the offices
y the Beatrice Creamery company Of
Chicago.
q. NJ. Vandaveer OF the Midvnes.
Refining company. has left for Salt
Creek where he will look after COM.
pany interests for several days.
Mr.. n Mrs. II. +. Dawson of Kan
sas City, Mo-. are visiting here for
The week with friends and relatives.
Dawson was formerly connected
the Midwest Refining company
here.
w Kipfer is looking after bust
ness interests here from his head
quarters in Denver.
II. s. Ellison of the Midwest Re
company. is looking after in
for the firm in Denver.
j. Bingenheimer left last night for
Denver. where he will attend to bust
ness for several days.
Asu@ ~AA aAAnsA "a
, 1921-08-16
STOCK
At STATE FAIR
WILL BE LARGE
Blooded Stock to Be Feature
of Annual Show at Douglas
and Glowing Predictions
Are Made.

DOUGLAS. Wyo.. Aug. ie.-DaIlv
report coming into the office Of Man
ager Boln of the Wyoming State FAN
add TO the reasons for believing hat
the coming fair Is going TO be the best
In tho history Of the organization
Inquiries for space continue TO pour
in and the indications are that there
will be n showing in every depart
naent mat viii he really worth while
The livestock display, the agricultural
exhibit. the poultry showing all Civ,
promise OF exceeding previous years.
The amusement program has beer
prepared with much are and will b.
attraction enough to bring the peopl,
In. Ono incentive t. an increase H.
the number OF entries has been III,
Increased premium list. making IL pos
sible for exhibitors to better stant
the heavy expense OF freight rates.
There will be some mighty rooc
livestock this year. +. $. King OF
Cheyenne, m Of the leading breed
ers of sheep in tho country. who was
here this week. is coming with a gooc
bunch. which viii include his famou,
Corriedales.
Davis & Thomas Of Laramie. breec
ers OF Herefords. will send a cIrloa,
Of their best animals n the STATE
university will be represented by Z
car OF their good stuff. Hauf & Son
and George Fuxton OF Glendo will
show their prize shorthorns.
IL. L. Christman OF Scots bluff wi
send a car OF Jacks. jene;s and mules
Including a spar Of exhibition mule
which wcre shown at the Denver
stock show.
, 1921-08-16

a big mistakei OF course Il was
But you couldn't blame dad. He was
crazed with pain, tortured for Nears
with bunions- He tried dozens OF
h remedies. He swears by FAIRY.
FOOT Bunion Plasters, Casper Pharm.
acy told him they'd make his pain
vanish like lightning. and they did
S-16-1t
, 1921-08-16
couRY JUDGES NAMED.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 16.-NianueI
Auraullo and Norberto Romualdez,
both OF the Philippine Islands and
Charles A. Johns of Oregon, were
nominated today to the Philippine su-
preme court. 1t is understood that
Jus,ire Auraulio is to be designated
as chief justice on his confirmation.
, 1921-08-16
Freights Speeded
Up to Keep off
HOBBS, Is Report

sCHYENNE, Aug. 16.-rhe Union
Pacific has adoted the system OF
sending freight trains out of the
Cheyenne yards at full speed in an
effort to thwart hoboes. I. w. W. and
other non-working i~tinerants who
have been swarming along its line
during the last two months. An av-
erage of 25 t-respassers. 1t is stated
by railroad special officers attempt
TO board each freight pulling out Of
Cheyenne.
, 1921-08-16
LAND OPENING IN
SEPTEMbERHOLDS OPPORTUNITY
Filing in Which Service Men Get Preference VIII
Include IS Farms Of Imgable Land We'll
Adaptedt to Growing Of Large Crops

The 2l5 farms to be awarded to ex-service men at Tor
nngton on September 8, next, are irrigated from the Fort
Laramie canal of United States governments North Plate
irrigation project. The water right is absolutely dependable.
the land lies well for irrigated farming and is specially adant.
ed to the production of sugar beets. potatoes alfalfa ri i.
, 1921-08-16

r. NJ. Andrus and A. e. Thompson.
officials of the Standard OH company
with local headquarters. are inspect
ing other plants of h company in
this state and in Colorado.
, 1921-08-16

a witness who appeared in a Lon
don police court recently had his bald
head tattooed with stars, birds a stas
ard other animals. W.
, 1921-08-16

ulcs as directed. No need 70 stafve
yourself and no danger. The shadow
part of this picture shows how fat make,
some women look old and Ugly. It's
dangerous &c be ovcrstout. and so easy
to ser thin. you should get a box OF
Korein Tabules and begin reducing nowl
Wute for free book which explains the safe and
easy Korein system. Sent postpaid with many
,rs,imonisla Address Korein Co.. MINIS.
Stsuen X. New York. n. Y.
KOREM tabules arc dispensed in this
city by all good druggists including
, 1921-08-16
How You
Get Thin

To become slender
or redu your
weight, ~simplytake
those delightful
lirtle KoIein Tab
, 1921-08-16

FOR RENT-Two-room house, mod
crn except bath: ~unfurnished. $50
per month 1887 South Cedar street.
S16-2t.
, 1921-08-16
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR RENT = Fourroom furnished
house with garage. Inquire 13s
West H street. S.16-3t
, 1921-08-16

FOR RENT Threc-room furnished
house except dishes and bedding.
S-16-2ts
, 1921-08-16

Mrs. Sarah Morton OF Douglas. who
has been visiting hero at the Patrick
Sullivan home. accompanied by her
VI sons and Miss Eileen Sullivan,
has left for the Yellowstone national
park.
, 1921-08-16
Swimming Party
Al Mills Pool.

A swimming party OF about a dozen
young ladies met at tho Courthouse
this afternoon at 4 O'Clock and left
in motor ars for this Mills pool for
a plunge. Miss Rosamond Spears was
the guest OF honor.
, 1921-08-16

Mrs. S. Hrod of Houston, Txas.
formerly Miss Eileen McNe.n. and
Mrs. James Neville. formerly Miss Hel.
en- Brown. OF Topeka, Kan. are guests
OF Miss Isabel Hanway while visiting
in the city.
, 1921-08-16
Ladies Aid
To Meet.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.. Weaver. ac.
eompanied by w. z. Wright. and Mr..
Mckay both of Atlantic City. n. u.
left last Saturday on a. en-day trip
through the Yellowstone national
park.
, 1921-08-16

Miss Jovey Norris has just re-
turned from the Big Horn mountains
where h has been a guest OF Miss
Lois Longshore at the Longshore rum.
ner home. About 20 people were en-.
tertained over the weekend.
, 1921-08-16
Mr.. Nieolaysen 10
Be Picnic Hostess.

An informal picnic supper viii be
served at HI summer home of Mr..
and Mrs. P. C. Nicolaysen in the Cas-
per mountains. Wednesday evening.
IGNORING Miss Phifer who is visitin.
AIRS. William Cobb. Miss Vera Man.
beck who is a guest at tho Patrick
Sullivan home, and Miss Rosamond
Spears. Invitations are being issue-l
to a number Of the younger set.
, 1921-08-16
Bride and Groom
10 Arrive Soon.


saved AS Night.
Mr.. and Mrs George Jarvis enter
informally at a sage chicken
inner served at thor home last night.
h dinner was the result of a suc-
eessfui chicken hunting trip over che
Weekend and the host and hostess in
uted a few friends to celebrate their
hunt.
Mrs. NJ. J.. Gothberg accompanied
by Mrs. e. C. Fuller of Massachusetts
ana W. F. Lund of New Jersey and
.wo daughters has returned from a
Trip through the Yellowstone National
park NJ. Gothberg is still on the
western coast looking after business
interests.
Mrs. n. NJ. Roekke who has been
Spending tho entire summer in Seat
We Wash. her old home. IS leaving
mere August is. for Casper.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-12-20

affe ted with what might he called
inflammation of the bowels and slight
Iy affected with pneumonia, or a dis.
ease they call nccro-hascilosis, and
chat on account Of their condition
they are unable TO give them the
cholera serum. If anything further
transpires we will advise you, but !
am instructed to say TO you by the
veterinarian that he would advise
separating all your sick hogs from
the well ones, keeping them excluded
from the others and in close quaran-
tine. that the disease may not spread.
with kindest regard. we are,
Yours sincerely.
CAMPBELL a ROSSON,
by Jno. X Rosson, pres-Gen. Mgr.
"P. s. DR.. Ross further suggests
that you move your entire herd Of
hogs of presenl feeding ground, as
this is suggested 10 prevent further
contagion and spread ~ the disease.
The pneumonia is caused from other
trouble"
The Fort Worth Livestock Repor-
ter recently carried the following ar
ticle relative 10 the disease that has
been found in this section
"Necrohacillosis, disease Of hogs,
is becoming prevalent in parts Of Tex
a., according TO G.. VI Flaheriy, hog
cholera specialist OF the Bureau Of
Animal Industry. During the past
few weeks the disease has been found
in Wheeler. Childress, Baylor and
Palmer counties and parts of East
Texas"
According 70 DR. Flaherty the dis
ease usually is fatal. and there Is no
treatment for il. symptoms are sim
liar % cholera symptoms, and death
generally occurs within a week or
ten days. Although the disease Is not
rapidly infectious the whole herd Is
in danger when one animal succumhs,
The only way 60 avoid the danger, DR..
Flaheriy said. Is 10 move the herds 20
clean pens and quarantine the ami
mails infected.
Or. Flaherty has recently been IN
the Plains country, having been call
ed 90 Krcss and Tulia for eNamina-
ton Of livestock affected with Tins
disease. The editor 81 The Herald
talked with him in Tulia last Wed
ncsday night. He believes proper
sanitation and segregation 81 affect
ed animals is the best way 60 handle
the disease. Lots in which affected
animals have been held should be
plowed up. The germs do no thrive
In damp soil and wetting down lots Is.
recommended.-Plainview Herald.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-12-20
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

THE STATE OF TEXAS.
County Of Lubbock.
Whereas, by virtue Of authority
vested in me as Trustee, named and
appointed in a certain deed Of trust
dated July 8, 1920, executed by j. l.
Powell and recorded July 10, 1920
in Volume Ia, page aOl Of the Deed
Of Trust Records Of Lubbock Coun-
~. Texas, describing and conveying
TO said Trustee all of Surveys Nos.
Nine 90 and Fifteen (i5), Block,
"D". Lubbock County, Texas, con-
tanning 1850 acres Of land, for the
purpose Of securing the payment Of
one certain promissory note for the
sun Of Twelve Thousand Five Hur-
bred (si2500.00) Dollars, dated July
/, 1920, signed by J !. Powell and
payable TO the order % the Citizens
National Bank Of Lubbock, Texas, on
November /, 1920, with interest
thereon at the rate 0f eight per cent
per annum from maturity until I'aid,
and ten per cent additional il placed
"a ire hands Of an nttornev for col
ltoiIon; AM,
Whereas, said Citizens National
Bank Of Lubbock, Texas. is the hold
or and owner Of said note, and sad
note Is past due and unpaid. and the
said !. ]. PoWell has fai,Co ard re-
FUSE e pry the same, and wholly
made defaull ~ tne payment there
Of; and,
Whereas, the said Citizens Nation
AZ Bank Of Lubbock, Texas, has re-
quested said Trustee TO enforce said
trgst and sell and convey said land
In accordance with said deed Of trust,
and as provided by law; and where
as, said note has been placed in the
hands Of an attorney for collection
and the ten per cent attorneys fees
have accrued and the whole of the
principal, interest and attorneys
fees aggregate Fifteen Thousand
Two Hundred Sixty (sl5260.O0) Doll
lars. Now,
Therefore, | will offer for sale At
public auction 10 the highest bidder
on the first Tuesday In January,
1929, between the hours Of ten
o'clock A. ~, and four o'clock Y.
NJ, al the court house door IN the
town Of Lubbock, Lubbock County,
Texas, all of said Surveys Nos. Nine
(0l aud Fifteen 40. block ID, Lub-
book County, Texas, with all rights,
members and appurtenancoa thereto
ln anywiae belonging
Witness My Hand, this the Nlh day
n December. A u. 1921.
FRANCE hAkEh,
al7 Trustee
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-12-20
THE YOUTHS COMPANION
HOME CALENDAR FOR 1922

The Publishers Of The Youths
Companion are sending to every sub
scriber whose subscription (S2.50) is
paid for 1929 a Calendar for the new
year. The tablets are printed in red
and dark blue. and besides giving the
days Of the current month In bold
legible type, give the Calendar Of the
preceding and succeeding months in
smaller type in the margin. The Com
panion Home Calendar has been pub
lished in standard form for many
years and is everywhere in quest be-
cause Of its convenience and novelty.
33-ip
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-12-20
HOGS SHIPPED FROM PLAlNVIEW
TOFORTWORTH AFFECTED WITH
NEW DISEASE, NECR0BACILLOSIS

The letter TO X. B. Mitchell, who
shipped a half load Of his sick hogs
TO Fort Worth, is Of interest to every
livestock man. II follows:
Campbell & Rosson Livestock
Commission Co.
eft. Worth. Dec. 9. 1921.
"Mr. r. b. Mitchell
"Plainview, Texas.
my dear sir;
zone of the veterinarians for the
Government has just called on us and
advised that the pigs we sold for your
account yesterday, or rather, 70 head