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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
BRILLIANT ASSEMBL Y VIEWS
ENGLAND FAMOUS RACE
Democratic Crowd Sees 100 to Shot Cross Line Win
ner OF Grand National Steepechase-Prnce of Wales
Comes to Course Early and Watches Horses

''Ne IN" leap. MI but six leaders
srii"wed suit before the first circuit
VIE completed. among them the Irish
iaNoriic, i:amou Hcag. who came. To-
S:ie! cary in the run
Mrs. !IolliuS' entry. Turkey Huz-
gard. ridden 10y tho crack military
!"cN"N. captain Bennett. led tn. pack
cr'Hl'' part of tho distance, but
lei when close to home Bennett
r"NionntrG, bat his effort was futile
Tor the three slow but sure jurrpers
remained IL front. McAlpinc* Irish
pred Shau" SpadsIli easily 6catin,: the
own horse. the Bore
brown. however. nat n, a n,,,,,v
night Ills mount fen at the ncNt to
last Fence, and the rider broke his
coilorhouc Brown rcmountci. forged
his Nay ahead. ana then broke a
rein on the last jump. finishing sec
ono III a Wild hight. He was vOcifcr-
oUSly ch"crcd.
Turkey HuzHurd Nos.d out.
Lord NaNrrtr"c'S horse i'm tbr
meantime stumbled badly AT the nnal
fence. hU, SuCr""icd in beating Mrs
NNlllUS Turkey Euzzard on; OF third
place No sih,r horses of the great
ic)d finished
" the conclusion - tin. race tho
frlncv OF VALE. = - IN the paddock
sm"k ns lat Cigar and joking hap
N!E' TO an escort Of charming Irish
N"r" enjoying tho brilliant scene 10
IN. utmost. His Majesty called to tho
reporters writing the event and-ask
't Thorn Ga ~"hi th"i~ press dispatches
10 him during tho progress OF the
race.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
BUFFALO B0WLERS HIGH
AMONG TENPIN SHOOTERS
f""- Wan Team Topples NAMES for
i.-." count in DuEhir>-in-
iii, tdunl Leader ltrrt>tcrS GIN
~ r'rAI.c. y. y. Mnrc,,

-,l ~ Associated Press
-! rFALt. y. y. March rs
hufiaio howlc~S wcr" hi.;h among Tho
i,ur.n shooters in today's rolling nr
,hv american Bowling Congress
tournament. John lrico and Fred
pit't" '"rNilng the naples for a
count 90 rs IN tn" doubles. win
'vHA ''amh""E scoring hit:h SET OF
~ pms IN tlc singles event. The
N=h iw"-wsr games nut the rollers
N i"Nrih place. tn. only change in
N standing 81 leaders today al
'hunsh =. Meyer. II Irflia,apnl;s
-"i!r" into e -" for tenth nositin,, in
an events through scores of Gn7 i'm
,.r iIN"-man event last night. ~. in
iai 0s total for tn, min. rani., h.-
ng ise> pinS
*. Pacsl and l.. Iiuebner. az chi
N,f" IN only other pair out
r. "! III" local duo to roll into lin.
l--.' class. scoring e total OF l.ig
i-h'- l'aG-l shooting $50 FOR his ,hr..
-.'A'S. "hile iiu"hner counted 57s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
TENNIS DELEGATES HOLD
ANNUAL CONFAB IN PARIS
Meeting Considers Suggestion uf
America To Rotate ri,uinr
Contests.


PARIS, March lS-Tht Interaa-
;cn-. Lawn Tennis Federation. tn am
-ua. meeting here today. consider. q
;Ne SUGGESTION Of II. United states
Lawn Tennis Association that world =
.hawu!orship contests he held in dit-
.e-er, countries III rotation. THO
federation reserved decision. ho~ev.r =.
-ntI -aa trfteG St@.ss : represented.
RGieh = expected - the next meet
ms % MA-r' 90.
The Freulh delegates approved mo
SUGGESTION and expressed the hop"
that a representative. OF tho United
states MI, attend Tho next meeting
Al; r considered probable that the
tinted states association has boon
rot --l 90 mat effect.
adoption al universal tennis
code H4s considered at The afternoon
and .i.E. S'S> .ors o. til. federation.
2lI ~. matter was referred to q
committee Totay's meeting vas at
ta-Cso DIS twenty delegates. repre-
-H-t'us Great Britain, France. Boil
gum Spa r. Switzerland Holland.
-'z-rr7-S lorakia. South Africa and
Australia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
HOLDOUTS APE CONFUSED
Harry Fra1ee Ha. NJ Patience With
Them ond Orders El"h Ia
Rcpori.


y o. : = % \ March is-Prcsid.Ut
Harry Farce. OF the Trstru Amer .
cans ra- thrown confusion !utp the
ranks ~ tpiGout members nj the
clap. T. "AI.. Sier,sEe, and san,
tlE, q-in-it-rs- and Walters. rat,L-
- ~ sent kilograms from the spr u =
camp q, 40; springs that unless they
s-lrrtat forthwith. they would b.
suspended indc;i,iteIy Walters ana
: i.- wired acceptance ~ Oh" terms
offered agi SAID th-y wvr- 10 ti..ir
sas 5i.rosEar sent wo-d tCal ~
" l!J 70 70 Hot Springs r" tails i
sv-r according - nispat 'E"- iojay.
Frazc. Indicated ~" woulI trade
stuff: Arlar.s frs, baseu-Iu, rather
i.au d-al further with him.
i,.rr 70 Iratt. second ha.emsa. viii
report ., 20; springs bs NarrA -.
.'raZc- asserted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
PLACE COUNCILMAN IN
CHARGE Of CAME HERE
Election Creates Surprise Nn"h"
Those in Close Touch with
Situation.
HAS HAD SOME EXPERIENCE
Was Member of Retiring Body. ana
Is Familiar with Situa'1"h'
Ragland AMI Thomas Ms" Are
Appointed.

Appointing councilman ! Edward
Rose, Jr. TO the position OF prsS'dtnl
the retiring Amateur Gas"bil Com
mission of Richmond yesterday ere
atcd couslderGb." stir in amateur eti-
cics hero Mir Rose mad been men.
toned for place ~ ih" BODY ~,
II was not thought that h' W'i!t
ic elected president. IL has served
amateur baseball in various rHpatt-
ties for a number 81 E'ars Ihn Was
a member of the retiring comm >si"ii.
Mr.. Rose had no part 80 the steS-
ton. but Vas tn una"l nous tn2-.r
of the other members 90. the r' r
ihg bod:.
The organization meeting Was 3"
In the Office OF MURRAY McN'u'rs ara
business men 81 TINS rit5.- T. -
Crowder waS elected h-st Nler-fT. s.-
dent IrUwder has be"n ."hA't. 't
with tn. suUdi"t game iu It.-h'rrHt
for considerable l.uSih - .'!''
and was president pt inc old ki'A-
rond League" when That otEai ~ l'a'.
was one of the foremost CIRCUITS ci
this city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
CLASSIFIED ADVERTiSINo

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&c ~>S Sunday. !nin!innm ioc, agate
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consecutive Insertions price Of 6h la
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Al. wages Is II po.n,, aud The snaiies,
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
SPORTS
Gibbons Says Wilson
Has No q i'm 10 Tide
icy Associatcd Press

ST. PAUL MINI. March rs
Mike Gibbons. OF ST. Paul. today
repeated his challenge for Il match
with Johnny Wilson. middl"w"i: lit
thlnpion, who defeated Mike
last night.
II Still decline to regard Wilson
as u champion" Gibbons said.
Gibbons has been in training
acre Tor several weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
HOLDS SPRING PRACTICE

Bristol. VA. March lS-rn
p.rphrnti"i Tor It hare r"otDaU SEIZED.
ri" his fall the candidates for tho
NLhG '"ii~E" eleven are taking a
<hrih. workout. Between thirty and
Tort men Gre out for tn. team. ana
nfantie" Is h"inS maintained daily.
III" manager Of tine team ~ bus,.
S'H'"Niinr games Tor ncNt season. and
x IH expected that King COLLEGE, will
meet som" or thr strongest college
si"NriS ~ Virginia and Tennessee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
THE USED CAR
CUSTOMER

gets the same attention
and service at our house
as the new car buyer. We
take pride in recondition-
ing every car that comes
into our Used Car Depart
ment. These roadsters arc
really truly bargains. A
few tourings are also avail
able at greatly reduced
prices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19

ucs' is. ". Lands today observed
iHc s!N,"-nth anuiv"rsary OF his an
rpiniH"nt 1" his present position by
On The bench sixteen gears more. tn
JUG" was unaware that TODAY VA
IN" anniversary Uutil Informed ,v his
ha ~ '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
Judge. Award, w.;ncr, n,u,

so NEW DItF. NTaI"T IH-"' -|9lTT0"-
sWe!bert. Of &cwari X g. fec.5yc,I
Sthe Judges decision over Hattlre
8Levinsky. of New Yort after % M
,een-round bout In Broorlyr to,!ghi.
Weintst weighed J." pounds and
q Lcyfnsky 1872.
~ CAPTAIN Bob Roper Of Chicago. d..
hated Homer smith. at ka'amazoo.
4 HIGH. in "a hftecn round hout iu Man
'%iattan. receiving the judges decision
(: kGpcr weighed 10; rounds. and smith
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
ny rI:R,N stHI..

LIVERPOOL, March Royalty.
iAc lesser "oN.l.;I, the Hri>tovrHcy OF
sport. and the general public com
".nNd ~ MAKE She grand national
>;cy pisCASs,. which j. Eurlaud'
nTtm.cr spr'nE ;uTt event. IN, most
nie;uTeSQUc race ran IN The United
NincooE SturC the war
shaun >pSdah, 7. McNlplrs'> vet
Gran sr-dluE. i loC-tp-9 Shot IN tn.
nrt;lDe, finished iivSt-tonc ot The Col;-
horses % SurmOU0t ali obstacles o.
The Srill.Ds ;our-milc rum out OF :,
o,.H ot ;hir;y-SiN starters. .Nni .,s II
often happens IN stecplcChaScS the
iNy"r.i.s iumhled GU; Q: the scene
ate, the u-St few hops. leaving \
- Browns The bore 20 finish second
AZ % ]. and Lord Wavcr;rcc'S all
white taking third, Al rs - !.
There was record gathering Of
nota1.c figures during the race. TIL.
Prince Of Wales. always popular in
ANY gathering and particularly pop
uiar IN The sporting crowd who hopc
. see HIM o1s day occupy the good
fellow position once AC.d by his
Srand:ather. Edward. was GU; on the
course at o'clock In the morning
~tr,dinc along the road. Watching the
Gorsc> exercising. And getting the
lSteS; chatter from jockeys and train
eye
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
Hotels and Resorts.
Try CLARENDON Hotel

All rooms with hot aud cold runn!ng
water. private baths. Always open. Write
Tor rates MONROE HUTClIlNS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
Decision for Madden.

DtFiNIou IbF hANufn.
NEW ORLEANS. March iS..-ISart-
Icy Madden. of New York. won the
decision over Martin Burke. Of New
Orleans in "A itt"cn-r round bout here
tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS
-.
s'uuerul Directors

ifNOCN:EMEN5S
:'uuerul Directors 4
MounHi%u. ORDERS cor.picted In "a
!. a sayriai branch OF our business md
Mc.&elic.s. 3.n Ner,h seventh S;fset.
rliACr-:dwin rhnup, funeral director
ana rmbtlni'r. "0a East MIa street.
Madison l2i. Rand"lnn 5ssa.
si.c.'iai Notices 4
WILL; no, be rGssronslHle for any debts
burg Avenue.
MUSICAL. CLASSIC IS nied WITH stories
poems Articles. JOKES. inte:.si'ug and
pie; iH q. MpsiSal I!ass.o ptpt. AIN.
--.2ouIn- bthl. lhu..iih,
THE RosEwEiI. C"nYaiescont Iiomc Is
open q Euests. co.1N .,Issccnt. nerve GUS
neopie. rnosc desiring to spea~ 20 Miss
Mtat"'nn "a rc;ard 20 tlis home viii
Der IN IA. t.!.rhonr directory IS an
-
Personals 8
E>StER IonsErS loo Easter dresses.
NN"rih i'h,h Street, Mrs \ J ryl.".
OUR entire STOCK ., coise;s reduced. we
WI ~ you thus assur,n: both comfort
n Sra, Mrs Sc,re i iyS p Si NS,h
- ~ . ~
Lost and Found 10
Gi.oNE--i.cf In broadway Bank rues,I,V
!huy glove. CAT Madison Y. Reward
iiAN!' BAG-l.ost. o- on near the Wash
ihSt"n Highway. one black hand hnc
containing surgical Instruments So;i;y
'r STANLEY, beaNcr Dam. va.
loSl-onc larg" reddish brown Jrn,,
Ta,rins' Esmara Return. to. }. j.
LOST, gold wrist watch, i'm
mems lavatory at Jeffer-
son Hotel at 1920 p. NJ,
March II. $50 reward if
returned to II North
Fifteenth Street.
LOST. "Wednesday. between rwcntv.rftl,
Stree, AMI Fulton, laGy's skirt. sizc az
N poN: s. reward II returned 10 2i=.
SCISSORS Lost. beisvc-n 1871. Sorth ~
nn. ana lilG Haynes Avenue. pair 81
"ArCIi Lost. Friday inornin. ls,w.1a
SiN;h AID BROAD and 1.I North tttth
!li% E1!i wrist watch. initials 20 r
v On back. Reward II returned To-
ahey- .lI-.L- OF all lkmnho!nh G.sG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
coBunH.s Used CARS.

CoBun$'s Used CARS
All Stuh"baE.ra thoroughly removed r..
painted. new io.h ucT tires where needed
etc.
s:udcHai.or. ID t"r!rs. Iigh, S!I
aiunraa".r. Is series. hsc-ra.sonser. six.
Stud"BAk.r. rs sCr.ca s.ycn-,,..s,
BlE SIX. 49,
S,a'i"baksr four, y!!nder. nvc-passcnser
nE"I!ah!. M"iti "a ..........I 10000
n"HM'.. '""u''e' '....-.... 5000
iLMs" -"4' ~, ~ '.'.,... 1000
vince! equipment ......-.... 900 90
we've 20 series. hvc'passenger
N"sG'n- . ......... $50 90
C-G.!!"- - series. e!Shi-cyi.adc-.
Terms to reaponsIo!. parties
IhDDe 70! standardization u act cocy.n-
tent ;oT 500 - ch!i Madison $500.
COBuES MOTOR Salts
!-l!-lZ-J ". B.o.d -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

foRn-bicd, ~ Shcltcring Arms Hos.
riia!. fr.day. March Is. al ~ NJ.
Mrs. fIsi" a. Ford. widow of the late
Joseph Ford. She leaves to mourn mr.
loss ono son. Francis u. Ford. and tNsu
daughters. Mrs. 4 H. Dcibridgc oi
Tampa. Fla. and Miss Pearl Ford oi
Richmond. Funeral notice later.
liUNr-l,icd. at hts residence after a
short Illness. Gilbert j. Hunt. in this
seventy ninth year OF his age FuncraI
services VIII he from the residence Sat,
urday morning at ~ O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
MODEL so, $4,000.
MODEL 4, S65O.OO.

Has been run less than
1000 miles. Motor rebuilt
and guaranteed. Wonder
full value.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
Line To ut = O'Clock.

lined UN Ike = tro"? Of cavalry. TWO
deep Tn. .crc off and the fails
r.-o frequent. Five OF tho horses
jailed - the frSt fence. ran Wild.
threw their Jockeys. or refused TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
AUTOMOBILES
ROADSTERS.

We are pleased to say
that our sale of Used Cars
for this week has been
good. Why? Because we
are selling our r built
Cars at the lowest prices
possible.
TO close out our entire
stock Of Used Cars, we are
Offering these Overland
Roadsters at special prices:
MODEL so, $4,000.
M G C hanical condition
guaranteed. Tires excel
lent. Paint good.
MODEL SD, $60O.0O.
A 3-passenger, room v
roadster. Rebuilt and re-
painted and cord tires.
MODEL, 4 $3.50 m
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
Personals

EASTER ioHSErS tur Easter tIrcss..
COIN" quickly. The Corset Shop 2l;
N"rih fiith street Mrs. y !, pyle
QUIZ entire STOCK >! coIse;s reduced We
VIII ut You. thus aAeurini: both comfort
ana style The Corrrt Sppp Ar North
fiith Street. Mrs y. i. lyle prcpriGior
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19

.Iuninr ,Iuh lhamnion>hip.

EsE- -4 l.=-.a ra-t fga-. Mar
e.--r A-r1r sHd E-+Gr1r.
Nu-. l.z-->4-r Mathews. Ferris I'd
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-04-28

relieve it thoroughly only
by getting the impurities
out.
Enrich your blood and
keep it wholesome. Then
such troubles as are due
to it will leave you. For
this work famous old
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-04-28

with s.S.S., and if you
will write us a history Of
your trouble, we will give
you expert medical adj
vice free. Address Chief
Medical Advisor, $40
Swift Laboratory, At
lanta, Georgia.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-04-28

Thomas-2 lots IL
H. Townsend-2 lots
lot
Townsend lot
Townsend-2 lots
Alex Tuner-92 40 50
John Cherry lot
TmmCns-19
Harvey Walden town lot 9
10 IN WlnSOW-- town lot ~ D
Lonnie WUlnbe-1 lot
Estate John Wooly-1 town lot
Wycne-2
wilson, ---..- -..----- D
Wakins-16 2
Jeff Wal12
c. WALL IL acres
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-04-28
Half Mad With Itching?
Clean Out Your Blood

That flaming, torturous itch that
drives you to scratch yourself raw
and bleeding is generally caused by
impure, disordered blood. You can
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-04-28

S.S.S., the vegetable blood remedy,
is excellent. Thousands have de-
pended on it for half a century.
Your druggist will supply you
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-03-11

A. j. Aylor of Kenyon visited la
Oakley Tuesday.
Mrs. Electa Bates is in Twin Falls
visiting relatives.
Elviris Sessions of Burley visite.i
friends here Monday. 8
Mrs. ]. P. Howells of Moulton
visited here Monday.
Mrs. Catherine Livingston under
went an operation for appendicitis
at Twin Falls March l. Her chill
dren are being cared for by her
mother, Mrs. H. X. Mcbride.
Our new spring line of mems, wo-
mems and children's shoes has ar
rived and is now ON sale at prices
that you will be glad to hear about
Hale & futile. Advertisement.
Mrs. H. X. Mcbride and daughter
Leah, lately of Logan, Utah, visited
Oakley friends Saturday and Sun
day. Miss Leah had been attending
school at Logan and will finish the
year at Burley.
r. l.. Wilson will be at Oakley
Monday, March IA, and thereafter.
See him about your painting, paper
hanging, etc. Enquire at L.. A.
Critchfield's residence, phone 1O4.
Advertisement. OIL to AID
TYPEWRITERS - ADDING MA
Makes sell 'em,
Rent 'em, Fix 'em. Monthly terms
to reliable persons. II you want to
rent, or buy, or have one to sell,
phone or write Richey, 1.-THE Type
writer Man." .432, Burley. (Ad-
2-11to4-1)
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-03-11
In and Around
Town

Mrs. Leonard Price is here from
Burley visiting relatives.
Richard Poulton was here from
Churchill on business Monday.
Miss Nora Pruitt of Rupert is here
visiting at the home of j. R.Stout.
Senator John McMurray arrived
on the train from Boise Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Clark of
Churchill were Oakley visitors Tues
day.
A large crowd attended the char
acter ball in Marion last Friday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs F. H. Bowers visited
friends in Burley few days last
week.
William Drummer returned Sunday
to Vipont from a trip to Hepburn
and Burley.
Joseph P Price was here from
Bull Tuesday visiting his father,
]. r. Price.
We always have your size of Levi
Strauss overaiis. Hale e Trttle, |
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Maeser Day returned Sunday from |
Logan, where he attended the Agri-
cultural college.
Mrs. Clarissa e ames returned |
Monday from a short visit with rel
atives in Burley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laf. Poulton and |
George Poulton, of Churchill, were
Oakley visitors Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. Brace Hawkins Of
Burley visited Sunday at the home
of Mrs. Hawkins sister, Mrs Horace
o. Hall.
A. H. Hoffman and family return
ed to their home in Moulton last
week. after spending a few months
in Oakley.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. H Clark return
ed Tuesday from Logan, Utah, where
they have visited relatives the last
few weeks.
The Second intermediate depart
ment of the First ward Sunday
school gave social in the ward hall
Wednesday n ght. Refreshments
were served.
The Ford agency is back in town
again. Mr.. A. M. Solomon has OPP
ened it up under the name of the
Oakley Auto Co. The new company
is located in the Curtis-Erickson gar
age building. Call there for Ford
parts, Tires and Accessories. Ad-
vertisement.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-03-11
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE OAKLEY STATE BANK

at Oakley, Idaho, at the close of
business February 81, 1921.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-03-11
u. S. r. S.
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one of the largest buyers of wood pipe
in the country.
COSTS LESS---LASTS LONGER
American Wood Pipe is quite as eco
nomical for irrigation purposes on
small scale il is for the larger recla-
nation works.
1t won't rust out, and is very endur-
ing. IL delivers every drop of precious
irrigating water to the land.
American Wood Pipe is treated
to coating of hot tar and asphalt
tum and rolled in fine sawdust to
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1t is banded with heavily galvan-
lied wire to give it strength
Our sales manager will be glad to
show you how American Wood Pipe
will save you money.
Oakley Yard, o. D. Johnson, Mgr
Boise Payette Lumber
Company