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l0Ve on their ribs. The
are jOinted at the back
alend down over each side
The ends are connected
on the underside of the
plates have projecting
nke hold of the surface
meath the reptile. When
,0'eS his ribs, therefore, he.
inward Just as rapidly and
suOugh he had a thousand
cont believe this, try the
q putting a snake on a
OIL glass and watch its
~ TO run. The reason
.'Ae can move little or no
because the projecting
se plates can find nothing
OF on the smooth surface
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'"snty-Nine Languages.
~ Burton, explorer and
the master of 20 Ian
u he understoOd.perfectly.
a rule to study or read
/ ] one of these languages
uu managed to keep them
us mind. He had seven
and switched from one
every day. At night he
work and devoted him
When he became sick
= 10 he'd with a bunch of
Jay there on a starvation
!. lelt ready to get up and
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clerk of the City Council of the City
Of Palatka, Florida.
Section S. That there shall be at
tached to said bonds, interest. bearing
coupons. bearing the same serial num-
ber as the bond to which said coupons;
are attached, and said coupons shall
bear the fac-simile signature OF C xtc
If Palatka. and shall be substantial
" in the form following; 20
on the ------ day of --.7-A. -: ~, ~,
tbe CITY of Palatka, Florida, VIII pay
70 t' the bearer at the office Of ITS civ oy
Treosure in the City of Paiatka, oL
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PACE
Clerk of the City Council of the City
of PaIatka, and shall be substantial
w in the form following:

Clerk of the City Council of the City
of Palatka, and shall be substantial
ly in the form following:
On the list day of -------A. D; 49,,
the city of Palatka, Florida, VIII pay
to the bearer, at the ottlce Oh us
Treasurer in the City of Palatka, OF
at the office OF Importers q traders
National Bank. in the City of New
York. Thirty Dollars, being SIX months
interest due on bond dated December =
1921, and numbered in the same serial
( number as this COUPON
| the City Council Of said City, TINS ISL
day Of December a. D. 1871
Clerk of the City Council of the City
| of Palatka, Florida.
Section g. 1t is hereby made the gu
ty of the taxing authorities OF the GlLx
of Palatka, each and every year IhIJ
any of the bonds of this series shal
REMAIN a charge upon the City of Pa
llatka, to levy n tax upon the ehtlFe
taxable real and personal properly IN
the City of Palatka, sufficinet to pay
the interest due each year on SAID
bonds, and to provide a sinking fund
for the payment of the principal OF
said bonds when and as the same shdlt
! become due,
t hereby authorized to be taken under
} the provisions of Article Z. chapter
XI, of division 2, title 3 of the Revised
e General Statutes of FLORIDA, TO nave
, said bonds and all proceedings taken
in regard to the issuance of the same
:, validated by decree of the Circuit
!, Court of said County, and the city
:, Clerk is hereby authorized and direct
: ed to cause all necessary papers TO De
:. prepared and steps to be taken TO Sc
= cure such valuation.
g Section II. All prior Ordinances OF
Z the City of Palatka inconsistent here
L with are hereby repealed.
. Section ~. This Ordinance sinai
" take effect Immediately upon its pas
- sage and approval by the Mayor;
e Passed in open Council this 18th da!
Of November, 1921. -
W. p. DINEEN,
President City Council
y ATTEST:
CHAS. BURT, Clerk.
o. (SEAL)
Is Is HENRY M. FEARNSIDE,
IL 11-233O-127142l Mayor
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| ing, charging, and extending the salo
Water Works and the present water
works plant of said City, and TO CON
meet and consolidate the said water
Works Plants, under ana pursuta van ~ ~
said City by Chapter 9O41 of the Laws
of the State of Florida, for WI, en-
titled IAN Act to Authorize the CItE OF
Palatka to issue Bonds and Purchase
, Pronerties Real, Personal and Mixed
of the palatlta Water Works, a Cor
lporation having Pumps, Buildings ana
! Properties in the Town OF i'alalEa
lHcights and having mains and pipes
land Supplying Water for Domestic ana
lComnercial purposes in the City OF
Palatlla: and to Grant to the Sald Guy
of Palatlla the Authority and ROVER 70
Maintain and Lay Mains and pipes IN
i, the Town of Palatka Heights, and
in fun compliance with an ordinance
Of said city duly passed pursuant TO
! the provisions of said Act.
, 1t is hereby certified that in issuing
+ this bond and the remaining pohds VI
this issue all requirements OF the con-
, stitution and Laws of the state OF
Florida have been strictly complied
: with, and provision has been maze az
required by law for the levy a tho
lcollection annually of tax upon tht
t. entire taxable property in the city o.
. Palatka sufficient to pay the lnteres
due on said bonds each year and u
q create sinking fund sufficient TO pay
. the principal of said bonds as IN
a same shall become due and payable
u u so long as any of said bonds, shall re
y main outstanding and unpaid.
s IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the CIT
% of Palatka, Florida has caused TIN
: o bond to be signed by its Mayor. and b
,, the President of it's City Council, an
n attested by the Clerk of said Cit
Is Council, and it's corporate seal to b
70 affixed hereto, and this bond to D
/ dated the LIST day of December, 1872.
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the same serial number as TINS coupon;
WITNESS the hand Of the clerk 81
the City Council of said cry 6his y
Clerk OF the city Council OF the CITY
OF palatka. ~
Section .. It is. hereby made me
duty of the taxing authorities Of the
city Of Palatl;a. each and every year
that any Of the bonds of TINS series
shall remain a charge upon the cry o.
Palatka, to levy tax upon All OF tnS
taNble real and personal properly So
uate within the territorial limits OF
the City of PalatSa as defined at ene
time of issuance Of said bonds sutll-
cicnt TO pay the interest due cach
year on said bonds, and, to proVlue
sinking fund for the payment OF the
principal of said bonds when anu as
the same shall become due.
Section 10. That proceedings are
hereby authorized to be taken unuel
the provisions of Article Z, Ghaptel
ri, of division 2, title of the Revised
said bonds and all proceedings take ed
in regard to the issuance OF the Same
validated by decree of the Clrsu,ll
Court of said County, and the CltS
Clerk is hereby authorized and dlrect
ed to cause all necessary papers u
| be prepared and steps to pc taheh y
secure such valuation. -
| Section II. All prior ordinances o
the City of Palatka inconsistent mere
with are hereby repealed: ~,
| Section r. This Ordinance shal
take effect Immediately upon It's pas
sage and approval by the Mayor. ,o
| Passed in open Council this l5th ga
| of November, A. d. 1921. >,
w. p. DINEEN.
| President of City Councl
ATTEST:
CHAS. BURT Clerk.
(SEAL) ,,,,,,,,,
Approved this 18th day OF NoVempe'
\. p. 1921. ,,n>-C1nr
l11-23, 90 80; 1913, 10, 22. M"Eo'
11-23, 30&12-714,z ,--.
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I,sD 70 IMAGINE

hid TO lmA0'"-
I, to the Sun ana
bodies If There
stnospher''
lepriyed Of its at at
spce possible un aaet
!. should find that
nm herald the I rising as
darkened east, III ~
narh its setting IN
would be uarN 49, ~
|npisnt, says a writer
' n shine brightly
'0a'G d hours, but we
l.,ods more of them
~ On even the clear
\, would not twinkle In
\ seen almost ,u up to to
tbe sun itself, but
',d the sun there
\ having the appear
IDS, and re red fiji flames ,a,.
grandeur to the I'M
u,ht would appear as
llght in the spring
n the place where the
would be possible tc
Liable object, and nc
quickly the mystery
IN It for so many cen
he Of the milky "a !
n magnificent than /
Il from tropical coun
would be seen month.
b the sun, and w
sweep round tn
sle speed and dart OF
b ,
Venus could have thei
bved with ease, an
"A there might be be
and the sun woul
.-pA
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- ------------------~
Clerk of the City Council of the City
of Palatka, Florida.
Section 8. That there shall be at
tached to said bonds interest bearing
coupons, bearing the same serial nHm-
Der as the bond to which said coupons
are attached, and said coupons shall
bear the fac-simile signature of the
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- -
Mayor City Of Palatka, Florida

President of the city Council of the
City of palatka, Florida.
. ATTEST.
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President of the City Council of the
City of Palatka, Florida.
ATTEST:
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-07

-----------
Mayor, City of Palatka, Florida
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No 2;;S0W ILL MEN BY IT TH PSiatfa in
sENTs That pi SRG ana Municipal Cor Cor
S e. qFPa soa5 3 So sS, Fs sSd ass
fS psy t&s s2rss hereof At 4s e. city
g sFo4E FADES or a" Sd tie Ra NV 4gF 4s
city city thousand nd dollars ,srest thereon,
o efter date, with interest,"
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at the office of Importers & Traders
National Bank, in the City Of New
York, Thirty Dollars, being six months
interest due on bond dated the LIST Gay
Of December, 1921, and numbered IN
the same serial number as TINS coupon:
WITNESS the hand Of the Clerk OF
the City Council of said City, this lst
DAY Of - a. y. La----.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-21
NEW CARLISLE

An election viii be held here Nov.
g. TO elect a trustee for the first and
fourth wards and also a clerk
treasurer.
Republicans met Wednesday eve
mig at the town hall to nominate
candidates TO fill the following off,
Cos: Trustee, First Ward; trustee.
Fou-t Ward; clerk treasurer. VI. /.
PrUmmitt. chairman.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ordung have
gone to New Orleans TO attend the
National Horseshoers convention.
Mrs. \. y. Van Ryper will be hos
tess Friday at an all day meeting OF
the Ladies Aid society Of the NJ. +.
church. A pot luck dinner will be
served.
Mrs. Susie Everett ard Mrs. Sadie
Carroute very pleasantly entertained
the Harmony club Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wykoff have
gone to Plymouth to spend several
v eeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkpatrick and
children were guests sunday Of Mr..
and Mrs. Elwood Shelley.
Mrs. Lizzie Walton visited her
mother, Mrs. Rachel WOrden at
Rolling Prairie, Sunday.
Mrs. George W. Carr OF Oak Park,
IN. returned home Saturday after a
brief visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Vern Van Dusen was in South
Bend Monday to attend meeting OF
the Lincoln Literary club.
S. d. King has received the fol-
lowing letter from the second and
tnird infantry regiments. U.S.A., In
camp at Woodville, who spent Sun
day. Oct q. in camp here:
Ny dear sir. on bahalf OF the
members Of this command. I wish n
thank you and the people Of New
Carlisle and assure you Of our APP
rreciation for the cordial welcome
the excellent treat and the hospital
.i-y rendered the members Of this
command. I wish especially TO thank
all those who contributed 70 the Civ
ing Of the dainty candies. on Oct. 2
Very truly yours.
Robert J. Binfori.
Major. 2nd Infantry.
commanding
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-21
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF COMPLETION or A.
SESS 1TIsNT ROLL
Department Of Public Works
offep of the Honrd
CLASSIFIED RATES
(Per LlneJ


South BEND Ind. oct 90 1921
To whom ~ may concern
Notice Is hereby given by The
Board Of Public Works % the CITY ~
South Bend. Indiana that On the 18TH
day OF Oct 1921. they approved an
assessment roll showing the prima-
facie assessment for the following
public improvement as authorized
by the Improvement resolutions
named
Improvement Resolution 80 500
for the construction ~ sewer fn
Paris Street from Fellows Street 10
Carroll Street Persons Interested IN
or affected by said described public
Improvement are hereby notified that
the Board OF Public Works OF said
CITY has fixed Novem Der - 1921 AZ
7.l5 o. IN. as q date upon which re-
monstances viii be received. or
heard. against the amount assessed
agalnst each piece OF property de-
O. bed in said roll and viii deterr1-
lots or tracts OF land have been or
viii be benefited IN the amounts
named on said roll. or 10 a greater or
less sum than that named on said
roll.
Said assessment roll showing said
prima face assessments. wlh the
names OF owners and descriptions OF
property subject % be assessed IS
on file and may be seen az the Office
CITY.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
q. a Elliott.
Harvey F. Rostiser.
John r DeHavcn.
Attested; Veronica c. Sweeney.
Clerk OF Board.
Oct 2o-27.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-21
WYATT

Mr. and Mrs. tB. c. Shenefeld. Of
South Bend visited home folks here
sunday.
Irwin Crosse is still 81 az his home.
Work on the highways was re-
sumed Monday.
A 10iz pound boy arrived at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Y. P Salz-
gaber. Sunday.
The last ball game OF the sea
son between Wyatt and the Perkey
Cubs OF Mishawaka. Sunday. was a
Cne-sided game. The score was Il
70 .. in favor OF Wyatt
Miss Olive Longenecker. OF WAX
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-21
Personals from Nodrbu Towns
BY CONDO
By Jack Collins

arusa, visited Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
j. icndit sunday.
Mrs. Charles Hall. II Detroit
spent several days visiting her
children here
Alex FELTON, has purchased the
property OF John Winnie
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-21
BIG DANCE,

Night before Nebraska game
Fridsy-Oliver Hotel. Big Five or
chestra. Subscription $500
1851
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-09-01
CRANBERRY IS ONLY FRUIT
THAT TRAVELS EAST TO WEST
Columbia River Crop Canning on
Market Soon - Million Dollars
Invested in Bogs Near
Ontario

The cranberry is the only. fruit
grown in the United States whose
course of travel is from east to
west Realizing shat this state is a
fruit-producing state, men Of broad
vision in the district at the mouth
of the Columbia River entered the
cranberry game and have developed
II to such an extent that at the
present time II is supplying u great
many OF the oranberries used on
the Pacific Coast, but there are still
berries shipped In from the East.
Land that was considered waste
has been made productive. The to-
tai investment in land and Improve
ments in the district amounting to
million dollars.
Those members OF the oregon
State Editorial Association who were
fortunate enough to visit the cram
berry bogs In, Clatsop County, Ore
gon, last fall were astounded at
the magnitude OF the industry.
The cranberry industry on the
Pacific Coast, while new already
occupies a firm place among the
horticultural industries OF the
Northwest Berries OF very fine
quality are grown in Oregon and
Washington. In the district ut the
mouth Of the Columbia River. Here
is great frost-free zone, with
abundant rainfall. having a climate
admirably adapted to the growing
OF cranborries.
Picking will commence the second
week In September and will extend
over a period OF four to six weeks.
Many people are attracted TO this
district by the fact that they can
earn good wages picking cranborrios,
and at the same time, enjoy the
mild weather OF the Oregon Coast
climate In September.
To the rule that the oregon fruit
ls the bost grown anywhere, the
cranberry Is no exception. II Is a
very luscious and woll-flayored fruit
which has made a great impression
wherever introduced. There Is
prejudice In somo quarters In favor
OF the eastern cranberry. This Is
duo more 10 habit than reason.
The cranberry grown on the east
shores OF the United States is In
deed wonderful fruit, but the cram
berry grown on the Pacific Coast is
OF equally good quality and requires
less sugar when put up. The In
dustry is we'll organized and the
fruit is marketed comparatively.
Berries will appear on the markets
shortly after the picking season Is
completed.
Tho cranberry associations Of the
coast are urging the purchase OF
oranberrles by the housewife early
on account OF the fact that there is
a shEinkage In berries as the season
progresses. and the thrifty house
wife, by making an early purchase,
saves Just that much. Cranberries
canned early In October tast Just
as good on Christmas day as cron-
berries cooked ON Christmas Eve.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-09-01
MALHEUR COUNTY REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS RECORDED
AUG. 20 TO AUG, ~

U. s. A. to Charles w. Hodson,
M Sec. s-15-42. June 26. 1919.
U. s. A. to Charles w. Hodson,
sh Sec S-15-42, Mar. 90. 1920.
U. 8. A. to Emil Hodson VIZ
Sec. 4-15-42. oct. %, 1919.
Alvin s. Moss to Ada N. Harten-
bower, swA swh Sec. is; swA
NEh, WhsEh, sEhswA Sec.
3s-23-46. Dec. 15, 1920. S1.OO.
A. Ballantyne ct ux to Ada N.
Hartenbower, Lots 1, 2, z, and s,
Sec. 5-24-46. Nov %, 1920. $500.
Ada N. Hartenbower ct vir to w.
A. Riley Lots 1, 2, Z, and s, Sec
5-24-46. July t6, 1921. 100000.
Ada ~ Hartenbower ct vir to w.
A. Riley, swii NBIt, whsEh,
sEhswJ Sec, SS-2S-46; Lots 1, 2,
2, and s, Sec. 5-24-46. June 81,
1921. 100000.
Ross Tennant ct ux to Ray NJ.
Sailors NhsEhNEA Sec. 25-9l-
Al. Aug. Is. 1921 $4,000.
Sheriff II. Lee Noe to II. s. Sac
kett. NhNwh. NEh swk, SEA
NwA, NwAswA Sec. 36-t7-44.
July s, 1921. sS14.93.
r. G. Hamilton ct ux to Moses n.
white. NEh Nwh Sec. 16-17-47.
Aug. IS, 1921. $4,000.
U. S. A. to Mabel Judd Kester.
NwhsEh See. s-ts-45. Aug. 10
1921.
U. s..A. 10 Chas. A. Corllss, SEA-
Nwh, NEhswK NhsEK. and
NEh Sec. 3i-25-41. June fe. 1921.
Final Certificate.
Chas. A. Corliss OF ux TO $. n.
Corliss, sEhNwk, NEh swh, N
hSEk, and NEiL Sec. 3f-25-4f.
Aug. Z, 1921. s2.5O0.00.
U. s. A. to VIM. II. Blake. sEh
swh Soc. 35-i7-4i. May f9.t02t.
U. s. A. TO VIM. II. Woodwork.
Lots 2 q 3 swh NEh. Nwh sE
Y Sec. 2-fs,4t. Fob. 3. 1915.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-09-01

WANTED-Boy. 10. wants work
In haying. VIII take part payment
in hay. Phone 94-M. n.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-09-01
COMPLAINTS FILED IN CIRCUIT
COURT


Edna Gertrude Barkley vs.. VIM.
Homer Barkley. Aug. 90. 1891. Di-
vorce.
clifford Jordan Va. Malheur Live
stock a Land Co. Aug. 22. 1921.
Recovery OF wages. si.659.30.
Louis II. striegal W.. Malheur
Livestock & Land Co, Aug. 22.
1921. Recovery OF money. 81 1871.
80.
George NJ. Love vs.. Malheur Live
stock a Land Co. Aug. 30. 1921,
Recovery OF wages. si.669.94.
y. w. Hall ys. Malhour Livestock
a Land Co, Aug. 23. 1921. Rocov-
cry OF money. $4,000
West Publishing Co. VI. Robert
ID. Lytle. Aug. "a. 1921. Recovery
on account. S36s.75.
Willis Parker W.. Malheur Live
stock a Land Co. Aug. "a. 1921.
Recovery OF wages. S539.OG.
Davidson Grocery Co. Va. Malheur
Livestock a Land Co. Aug, 20.
1891 Recovery on account s3.-
S4S.91.
j. NJ. MoEwen ys. Robt. Il. Law
renee et ux, Aug. "a, 1921. Re
ooyery on note. s4G5.96.
Frank Palmer vs.. J, A. Yanoey q
q. II. Harvey. Aug "a. 1874. Re
oovory OF money. S1.56O,76,
II. E. speith vs Carl w. Fegtly.
Aug 90 1921. Recovery on account
s4Ss.5s.
VIM, Chester Tomlin vs.. Elizabeth
NJ, Tomlin, Aug, go. 1921. Divorce,
II, Il. Young VS. Thos. W. Thurs
ton Aug. 20. 1891. Recovery on
Note. $2S6.6S.
II. Il. Young VS. ]. II. Hansen.
Aug. 26. 1921. Recovery ON Note.
sS2G.sO.
W. H. Slime VS.. Julian Larrabide
Co. Aug. 27, 1921. Recovery on
Contract. Si.30O.OO.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-09-01

FOR RENT - Two furnished
houses, one five room house.
thoroughly modern. other three
room, both completely furnished.
Call 4S-J. Ontario, or Fruitland
Cafe.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-09-01

WANTED-A girl or woman to
help with general house work. Mrs.
o. q. Luehrs. q.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-09-01

FOR sALE-Remington typowrit-
or. practically new. Inquire at Ar
gus Office.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-09-01

FOR RENT-Two large comfort
able bedrooms in quiet modern
homo. Phone som. 37-tf.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-09-01

wANTED-sewing at home or by
the day. Mrs. l.. Harper n.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-09-01

FOR RENT-Good house, cheap.
Inquire OF Davidson Grocery.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-09-01

wANTED-Mallord ducks. Phone
the Argus. SS-tf.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-09-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
DURING WEEK

David NJ. Kline and Gona Grace
Lee. Aug. 23, 1921.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-09-01
PAID LOCAL ADS

Oregon Journal delivered by car
rier Daily aud Sunday, csc per mo.
Leave order at Turner's News Stand.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-09-01

FOR SALE Warehouse 40xSO,
opposite depot ON railway tracks.
Apply IL. II. Udiok. 33-tf.
The spectator., 1921-04-01

Roosevelt Woods spent Satur- day night with Harley Sublett.
The spectator., 1921-04-01
Barnes Items
Health good in this vicinity.

Health good in this vicinity.
 Well. Easter came as usual with its cool spell. which got the fruit and early garden stuff that was up.
 Mir. J. Q. Jeirers. !. F.. of Wa taluia township. was in this vicin- ity last Sunday for no other pur. pose only to unite Ellis Hunt and Miss Myrtle Woolsey in the holy bonds of matrimony. The cere. mony took pIac1 at the home of the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs. ]. F. Woolsey. at eleven o'clock, alter which bountiful dinner was served Congratu- iations.
 The stork visited the home of MT. and Mrs. s. P. Staton re. gently and left a young Miss, and also visited Mir and Mrs. W. F.. Turner. leaving a fine boy.
 Quite a crowd gathered at .Ino. NJ. Plymale' Sunday. and had an egg hunt. All present seemed to enjoy themselves.
 Mir. McC Cafferty. the wolf mar :, went back home. Saturday. with. out the capture of an animal. He said the territory was too large for the number of wolves for aman to have any success il, trapping them.
The spectator., 1921-04-01
Miscreant Made Dastardly Attempt to Burn
 Hardgraves & Warnock's Livery Barn

Wednesday night about $50 fire was discovered in the loft of Hardgraves x Warnock's barn and the prompt action of those who were close about prevented Il disastrous fire.
 After the blaze was eXtin- guished. a bucket with oil-soaked kindling was found with a grain sack over it, evidently for the purpose of concealing the light until the fire bug could make his escape. There was oil on the loose hay on the floor. Had the fire got a little better start it would have been impossible to save the barn. and as the wind was blowing toward the south. the ware room south of the barn would have been in danger.
 The friends ol these gentle men can assign no reason for the attempt to burn them out, as they are weil-liked by everyone, and If they have an enemy who would dc such a thing no one knows il.
The spectator., 1921-04-01
Meeting To Encourage
 Dairy Industry

Saturday April, 9th. The Missouri Pacific Rail Road Co. will have one of it's expert Dairy Men in Ozark Also the State University of Fayetteville. Ark. will send a practical dairy man here. The object of the coming is to try to induce the farmers of Fran nklin county to deversify crop raising and introduction of good daring. Dairying is simple and, easy. It is sure and safe. And one of the easy ways of deversifying your crops. By dairying you reap your harvest each week and get your money now. This date comes at the same time of the Annual County School Meet. Will be held in connection with the school.
 Fathers and mothers should at tend this meet together with their children. You will gain some knowledge from the expert advise from these paractical men. They will interest you.