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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23

Household Goods. 80
BED ROOM SET-Three quarter iron
bed. new springs and mattress, white
enamel table. chair 600 y. Main 81.
BIG LINE OF HE1TiSG STOvES-2Oc.
reduction from the present retail price
Moore's high grade DO: blasts. and
the famous Crystal lines. Come in and
look them over Ave'y and Hull. 129
y. Main 81.
SOFT COAL STOVE-In good condi-
ton. 32s ~ South 81.
AT SCHWARTZS-
Breakfast Observation-Disclosures rs
Dining table -............... l4.TS
White enamel kitchen cabinet. 1850
bXlZ Administer rug. ........-.. Is 90
Walnut buffet 6O-inch ...... $40
Walnut buffet, 6O-inch.... 5Q5
Telephone table and chair. S5.95.
81 ;. Chaplin st Lincoln 2745.
Blue WILLOW DISHFS-Better, get
what you need OF this famous Alle-ton
English Blue before they are all gone
- Vain 50 Avery and Hull
COLD MORNINGSl Come In and see
the Ray-Glo gas heater Just the thing
for these chilly mOrnirgs. south Bend
Marble & Tile Co, Ioq Lincoln War
East Call Lincoln I57S
ELECTRIC WASHERS-Por sale A few
used for demonstrating purposes An
guaranteed. Reduced priceJ $500 10
$3.50 Phone o. W Schafner Co
Main 80 for amOnstration.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS and round oak
combination range. 1924 y. Eddy
Main 4lS0.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23

These are dne big quarter acre
lots. Prices ranging from S3S000
To 500 90 You can buy these lots
hy paying $500 down and SltO each
week. We only have IS unsol1 lots.
having sold 1Js. Seventeen 4 these
have erected homes on their new
property.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23
FINANCIAL

8 PER CAT lETEsE5f
e paid "a al o-poslts lef. With "a
We loan money on arst mortgszs
securities IN South Bend and Msha-
walks. Workingmen's Building q
Loan Assn Whitcomb & KeMere
seice. Farmers Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23

A " kIRkLEY. Kealtor. real estatf.
loans Insurance To- " Main ground
noor) Lincoln 1881. Lincoln $3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms without lard 6S


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Rooms without lard 6S
SEVERAL furnished rooms in pri-
+ waite home, splendid location, on
car line. TAI W Washington av. To
responsible parties only. Phone
Lincoln 1541.
+ TAYLOR ST. S, 323 - Furnished
room, minutes from center. Lin
COLFAN AVE, WEST, J12.-High class
furnished modern sleeping room; twin
beds; hot and cold water in room; gen
lemeh or ladles.
INDIANA z. S01-ThOroughly modern
room in private family; ideal location
for two girls; SO Lincoln 1881.
+ MICHIGAN STREET SOUTH, Gl9-First
class sleeping rooms for gentlemen
only. Light and airy. Best of heat
guaranteed strictly modern.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM-On first
door. Steam heat. Two ladies en-
plOyed preferred. Call Lincoln 243S.
512 W. COLFAX-Two high class fur
nished sleeping rooms, shower and Law
atory In room. Ladies or gentlemen.
MICHIGAN ST. \. = Comfortable fur
nlshed front room; all modern con-
venlences. private home. Main 4222.
ST. PETER, S. 90 - Sleeping room
modern; close in. Lincoln 2I7O.
1913 $. SCOTT ST.-Three unfuruished
rooms for rent: gas and electricity.
LASALLE Az. ", 619-TwO unfur-
nlShed rooms on the ground floor ;
private entrance 70 people employed f;
no cooking.
WE'LL FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
First floor for two gentlemen or ladies
employed: board II desired. Main 1906
BLAINE Az 715-Furnished room for
two ladies. with or without board. Lin
coin 1862.
LINCOLN WAY E. 3l5-Strictly modern
steam heated room, for two people.
Rooms For Housekeeping GO
LINCOLN WAY EAST. 63I-Two or 3
light Housekeeping rooms in pri
vate family, with private entrance.
-FOUR WELL-FOURNISHED rooms.
Light housekeeping. but a home TO
responsible man and wife. Call
S13 E Wayne ST
FRANCIS ST. NORTH. 32o-One large
front room modern; outside entrance +
for light housekeeping.
LAFAYETTE BLVD, s, 11o1 Light
housekeeping room for ren'-an mod
erh
LAPORTE AVE, 226-TwO or three
modern home, one-half block from
rooms for light housekeeping. in
MARIETTA ST, S11 = Two furnished
modern. Light. gas and heat fur
nished. Main StSI.
TWO FURNISHED rooms for light
housekeeping. Light, heat, water and
bath. 721 y. Cushing.
MONROE. F.. 41-One light hOusekeep-
ing room all modern. private en-
tran Electricity. heat furnished.
NICELY FCRNISHED-Light housekeep-
ing rooms. Inquire at 7t6 r. Lincoln
Way.
OLIVER ST 1S00-FOur rooms. unfur-
nished upstairs; modern.
ST JOSEPH ST., s, 1S20-Three unfur-
nished rooms; rent reasonable: heat
and light furnished. Also five rooms OF
furniture for sale Apply sunday and
evenings
NOTRE ID ME Az. y, 72O-Three front
rooms furnished for light housekeep-
ing. ground floor. private entrance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For Sale ,

SEVEN ROOMS. bath. furnace. cleo
trio light, gas. city water, well,
cisterr, 2 cellars, garage. plenty OF
fruit This place bargain for cash
IL sold this week. Call 521 y. sth
ST, River Park.
ST. W, 4IS-Modern =
room house with bath. for sale or
rent Hot water heat. nice lot
Close in. Must be sold at sacrifice
before oct 25. owner leaving city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23
GAN YOU DO 0T3

To each person sending l1 the
correct ansWe- Co this puzzle We
are giving absolutely free. q cash
coupon Tor $500
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23

\ BARGAIN-6-rOom modern house I:
practically new: in excellent loca ton ;
southeast; sacrifice for quick sale.
Frank Jeferies, RealtOr. 4lj Union
Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23

SEVERAL furnished rooms in pri-
vate home, splendid location, on
car line. TAI W. Washington av. To
responsible parties only. Phone
lincoln 1641
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23
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Your Future"

A great many people talk about their futures-their
though these things that would hap
pen regardless Of any individual effort their part
That's about as sensible putting handful Of watch
parts in drawer and expecting take a finished
tine-piece month later.
Somebody has to put the watch together-you have
to do the thing to your future.
The possibilities of a mans position depend him
self Opportunity is internal affair.
Men don't with successfully have it within them
and when the time comes bring forth before all the
world
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23
MERCHANDISE


BASEBURNER-Tn good Condition.
cheap. Main 4O53.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23

A CORNER PLACE-Suitable for auto
oil station on Lincoln Wey, West.
Close In. with Q rooms All modern.
Garage IN connection. Address Box
p-p News Times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23
Houses For Sale

h'Ni HdN ~
A BARGAIN-8-room modern house :
practically new; in excellent location /;
southeast; sacrifice for quick sale.
Frank Jefferies. Realtor. 4l5 Union
Trust Bldg.
SIXTH STREET-East front, extending
back 10 POtawatOml park . lots: good
1-room house; large basement, furnace.
electric lights, bath, city water and gas.
Room on lots for two houses. Price
$1,000
Two lots. same as above with IL =
stoEy shop. electric lights; garage.
Price Sl,3GO Both are bargains. J. VI
Jolly, Do 5. Main st. Call Lincoln 669f
Res. Phone. Mishawaka 2114
MICHIGAN ST. S.-One Groom house
modern; corner lot square type. 3
rooms finished in oak 2-machine gar
age. Fine place. J. a. Mccullough,
235 S. Michigan
10 ROOM HOUSE-In good locality; for
cheap sale. $1,000 90 down, balance
same as rent Price $4,000 Phone
Lincoln 5il7. J. A. Mccullough, 235
;. Michigan ST.
PORTAGE AVENUE-7OO block; an ex-
cellent s-room semi bungalow thor
oughly modern with hardwood floors
and two bath rooms A mignty fine
house in a good location Price s., 800.
$500 down, $1,000 per month. s. NJ.
k00inson 4 Son 124 y. Main St
DAYTON ST. E. l202-Modern G.
LOOAl bungalow Win garage
Ready TO move into. VIII sell at a
loss. A. Vaghy. 314 Z. 103 st. Chi
Cago. III.
MAIN ST. SOUTH-FIvs room house
large lot electric lights. gas Tor cook
ing and garage. Prize $500 VIII sell
on reasonable terms. ). II. Robinson
q Son. 124 y. Main II.
WIN. j. Angus. 1929 Sheridon av
5. ST. LOUIS Blvd IS room house with
gas lighting and cooking water toilet
and bath; i've blocks from the center
OF town. Lot 66x165. Lot alone Is
worth nearly the whole amount asked
Price $500. $500 down. $50 per month
This is real buy. $. NJ. Robinson &
Son. 124 y. Main ST
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23

This IS what you have 20 40.
Use only numbers l-2-3-4-5-6-T-S-
Q No number can be used twice.
Place one number IA each square 80
that any way you add the result -
Is. Sign your name. address plain
Is and mail 20 us. II correct, our
coupon FOR $500 will be- sent 10
you. These coupons we viii accept
as down payment on any lot In
MORNINGSIDE ADDITION.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23
situations Wanted-FemaIe SO

4 MOTHER. And daughter wishes
place 20 care Tor small rOOmlng house
~ VIII work half day for room rent
AIRS. Skire, $50 ). Main 81.
STANDARDIZATION wanted as cash
Ter. Best OF references furni shed.
ADDRESS Box 2f2 News-Times-
NCkSING-For practical nursing call
evenings Lincoln 19ef. 613 w
Washington Rest ~ references.
WOMAN. with child 2iz years old.
wants position as housekeeper.
good cook. refined. Address Post
once Box 95. Urbana. Ind.
WASHING AND IRONING-By reliable
parties al work guaranteed. No
clothes mixed OF lost Called for and
tel. vered. Lincoln 1262.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Houses FOR sale 81
A N kIRkLEY. Realsor. real estatf.
loans, Insurance. 10 y. Main ground
floor. Lincoln 2S3l. lincoln 80.
A CORNEK PLACE-Suitable for auto
oil station on Lincoiu Weyi West.
Close IN. with Q rooms. an modern.
Garage IN connection. Address Box
% News Tines
iot~ Tor sale 81
Lofty owner. in 800 block r
Broadway. Lot in Navarro Place or
MakeWa av. Two lots IN ROseland
Park. Lincoln 546l
ONLY EIGHT LOTS LEFT UNSOLU
on CAMPAC STREET-Size 45xl50.
two having all Improvements bu:
pavement, six with all Improvements
but sewer and pavement. There is
Parkway on Campau St. and the lots
are directly opposite the Coquillard
Park one and a half blocks from the
Perley school; within four blocks from
two city street car lines, and Ia a beau
tiful built-up residential section
Building restrictions on lots In regard
10 residences, and only sold 20 deslr-
able parties. Take Hill 81. car line 20
blocks east. Let us show you these
lots. Prices reasonable. Cash or
terms; so taxes or interest for two
years. Alexis C0quilard, 40 j. NJ. s.
idence phone, Main 1896
SOUTHWEST CORNER LOT-Eddy
and Division SITS, 33X65 depth.
5000, small payment. Balance
monthly Deal with owner Main
.476. Mrs. Rex. 1882 Portage av.
s. MICHIGAN ST-Corner lot, 40X
1861 paved street $1,000. easy
terms. Wesley Van Valin, Ga Far
mers Trust
VACANT LOTS In Riyse Park aud other
parts 81 the city, for 500 an up. J.
". Jolly 80 Vain
Real Estate For Exchange IS
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Larg
and small farms with stock and
tools. near South Bend. J. c. Virgo.
30S y. Ohio. Lincoln 2459
FOR SALE OR EACHANGk-I have a
number OF good farms WITH stock aud
tools 10 sell or exchange for city prop
erty. J. c. Virgo. 30S +. Ohio ST. Lin
coin 2sS9
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE room
house In Elkhart: modern except gas
IN fine shape and a bargain, viii eX-
change for South Bend property. i'm
proved OF vacant, stocks, bonds. mo-
tor car or what have you 10 offer ?
J. NJ. jolly 225 s. Main ST. Phone
Lincoln 1896.
Wanted-Real Estate 81
FARM WANTED-Wanted to hear from
OVSaer OF a farm for sale. state lowest
price. Possession in spring. l. Jones.
FOX Il. Olney, III.
WANTED-Ten or more, room house
Wish TO exchange 40 acres; level. good
buildings; fruit. as part payment.
Wesley Van Vain. 81 Farmers Trust
Bldg.
CLASSIFIED DISPL .AY
BUSINESS SERVICE
LOWERS
DECORATORS
12U y. MICHIGAN ST
PHONE MAIN 159
RAJ ESTATE FOR SALT
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23
WHTTCOlIB < KELLER

LlfEl4 ~ 4 l-4k I AAi T.
Situated within Z few minutes walk
of the business Iistrlc-. q Colonial =
room modern home. Very attractive ia
des IN and convenient iu arrarg cement
Elrr4 trim with CIrca~slau waluu- nm
ISL Large living room with bui4t-in
bookcases and open fireplace Sold
oak floors dOwusta Rs; pantry with
plenty OF cupboard spece Hour bed
rooms with extra c.0set space. Large
bath equipped with linen Ca binet Large
attic and square basement, laundry
tubs, floor drain, excellent heating
plant Garage attached 20 house. VIII
be Clad 10 show .his house az anytime.
Call Main 441O for appointment. Farm
ers Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23
Fl Fl Fl
This is what you have to DO.

This is what you have 20 90.
Use only numbers 2-3-4-6-7-s-io-
HIP. No number Is 90 be used
more than once, Arrange numbers
10 count u each way. up or down.
from right 60 left, or corner % cor
ner. If correct. a $500 coupon viii
be sent YOU and &c Is good for a
down payment or any uusold lot IN
MORNINGSIDE ADDITION
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23

50 ACRE FARN-For sale or exchange
for city property. c. " Nowak, 1901
W. Washington st
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23

BOOK kEEPEk-Acc desires
permanent position. Eight years ex-
uerleuce. Best references Address
News Times. Box oil.
EXPERIENCED MAN-MarrIef- with
family wants clerical work-or other
wise. Address Box 2f6 News-Tlmes.
SALESMAN - Wants position as
clerk in retail store. 50 years old.
steady and agreeable. Box 244
NeWE shines.
VIII. TAXI CARE ~ your furnace
mornings and evenings Cali Lincoln
eco -1f y Monroe 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23
FINANCIAL


lished, fresh stock. excellent lOca-
ton. cheap rent; long lease n de-
sired Invoice price. For parucu-
lars write Grocery and Market, Box
24I News-Times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23
1rORNTVGSTDF ADDTTTON

MORNTNGSTDE ADDITION
Is a beautiful new add ton directly
east Of Notrc Dame University.
Convenient 10 the city car line. -
fare. good service. Lots s0N1J0.
These are all splendid building
sites Good fertile soil adapted 10
truck gardening. poultry raising.
etc. Prices easonable Easy terms.
For AN investment there Us moth
ing better or safer than for one 70
own land in the immediate vicinity
OF the Great N0tre Dame University.
Don't put OF buying until too late.
A home is one thing you can keep.
Also. that grows in value. protect
ing yourself and family in later
years. Renters are paying the
landlord a profit Why not let this
profit accumulate for your own
benefit
Tor al correct answers received
for either ~ both puzzles within
five days Wo viii give a CODY n
1.-THE Pictorial History ~ the
World War" or life Of Theodore
Roosevelt" large 800 page
Ruckram Bound book for ar an
swers received within Eve days.
We prefer 70 hear from chose who
desire 20 own their own ZONE or
make a real estate investment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23

TWO MODERN HOMES - Oak finish,
IL minutes walk from court house.
$1,000. Elmer Doddridge. 124 w. Wash
ingtOn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23

BUNGALOW-Five rooms and bath,
strictly modern hardwood floors first
class plumbing: large basement con-
crete floor and walls real bargain.
Price $44OO. 1899 Campau St
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23
NOW EARN ANOTHER S25

BY solving the above solution You
can earn $500, and another SO %,
two coupons for $500 each. By
solving the following problem:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23

A BRAND NEW Two room house all
ready 10 move into. One-half mile east
OF Stop Two on the Niles car line
Large quarter-acre corner lot T5N148
Small payment down and easy monthly
payments Price S10S50G Call Main
177I aud ask for Mr.. Witwer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23

FIVE ACRES-FOur miles west OF South
Bend. Five room home; double gar
age. three chicken houses. Nice honey
place. Immediate possession. QUICK
sale, 100000; 10000 cash, balance,
$500 per month. II. q. Miller. 44O
Farmers Trust Bldg. Phone Lincoln
5455.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23
Farm and Dairy Products

RIPE POTATOES-For winter use, Sl.65
per bushel in five bushel lots or more
delivered, $1GO per buShel, az 704 ).
Fellows ST South Bend
The Delta independent., 1921-09-23
Sheep and Wool of Delta County

From the picturesque but chaotic
range conditions of the early history
Of the stock business. when every man
was a law unto himself and sheep and
cattle wars frequent, we have ad-
vanced to the point where ranges are
divided on a natural and logical basis.
Thanks to the scientific investigation
of the ranges. it has been found that
the two great industries-sheep rails
ing and cattle raising-may flourish
harmoniously side by side.
The high altitude territory grows
feed of almost tropical luxuriance,
which. because of its succulent ma
ture, is the best Of sheep feed. The
more substantial grasses of moderate
attitudes is less desirable for sheep
and more desirable for cattle. Then,
too, the high altitude climate-cold in
mid-summer-produc an excellent
growth of wool and increases the
stamina of the sheep, while cattle are
ranged here with great difficulty and
tend to drift down to warmer locali-
ties.
The discovery of these facts, for
which the Forest Service experts de-
serve a great deal of credit, has led
to division of the range on pretty
definite lines as sheep type" and
cattle type" Without materially af-
fecting the great cattle industry, there
have been introduced in the North
Fork watershed in the past two years
some $4,000 head Of sheep.
The Delta independent., 1921-09-23

Gunnison Forest on the headwaters OF
the North Fork were granted two
years ago. has had very favorable in
duence on the industry, and this rapid
growth has created demand for feed
from the farms that will doubtless
force large areas of land into profit
able cultivation that have heretofore
been idle.
The sheep industry of the North
Fork is home business of home own
ing people. The great herds of migra-
tory sheep, of insufficient breeding
and worse than insufficient care, 60
ing up and down in the world, seek
ing what and where they might de-
your, have passed with the Texas
longhorn and the Ute Indian, and in
their place are coming small, well
bred and well handled flocks. the basis
OF a busines as substantial and as
pastorally attractive as the shepherd
life of the Scottish hills.
The pioneers in the business began
right by organizing. The Mount Lam
born Wool Growers Association, of
which a majority of the sheep men of
this country are members. is strong
organization and has already helped
great deal in the solution of difficult
ties Thanks to thorough organiza-
tion, the Forest Service and the sheep
men have gotten on splendidly.
Alfalfa, king of feeds, has been and
will remain the principal winter feed
The Delta independent., 1921-09-23

The nature of the range is such
here in the mountains that large hold
ings are not practicable. Without
winter range. feeding is necessary.
As a consequence of this. small flocks
are the rule and the class Of sheep
raised is excellent. Mature sheep
probably increase in frame to such
an extent when imported here that
they weigh 20 to 80 pounds more after
a year on our ranges, while the wool
clip is usually increased two or three
pounds over that OF the same class of
sheep grown on the prairie ranges.
The rapid rise in wool and mutton
prices since the first permit on the
The Delta independent., 1921-09-23

Mrs. Mary p. Jones is located six
miles southeast of Delta on Garnet
Mesa. This year she cultivated SS
acres OF land. of which 13 acres were
planted in wheat, four acres in oats,
two and quarter acres in potatoes.
Eight acres planted in alfalfa yielded
12 tons. two acres in corn and one
fourth acre in vegetables. She keeps
FIVE head of horses, eight Poland
China hogs. six dozen chickens and
80 turkeys. She will produce this
year 1,100 eggs and raise six dozen
chickens. Mrs. Jones and daughter
are farming this ranch alone and
have done remarkably we'll this year.
In 1890 they were unfortunate in
losing their home by fire. but new
one was built by donations OF friends
Of Mrs. Jones.
The Delta independent., 1921-09-23

of the sheep man. But straight al
falfa is not a balanced finishing ra-
ton for lambs. We can not ship in
corn from the middle west, as they do
in the Fort Collins district, because Of
freight rates. However. the silo seems
to promise a very satisfactory solu-
tion OF the matter. since corn OF the
right variety grows well here, ten to
twelve tons of siiage and forty to sixty
bushels of corn often being reported.
Hence. little doubt exists that in the
near future silage and alfalfa fed
lambs will rival the San Luis valley
pea fed, and the Northern Colorado
alfalfa and corn fed lambs.
The Delta independent., 1921-09-23

The E. j. Hatcher ranch, two miles
from Delta, farmed by E. G. Mathews
this year, has in cultivation 40 acres.
Eleven acres were planted to pota-
toes, 16 acres to beets, nine acres to
alfalfa and three acres to corn. He
has one horse, two hogs and Is
chickens
The Delta independent., 1921-09-23

The S. M. Wright farm is situated
one and one-fourth miles from Delta.
1t comprises an orchard of Ut apple
trees, one-fourth acre of land planted
to potatoes and one acre of corn.
The Delta independent., 1921-09-23

The P. G. Conkle ranch, two miles
from Delta, is being farmed by w. o.
Hersum this year. Thirtysix acres
are in cultivation, six acres being
planted to potatoes and 80 acres to
alfalfa. There is one-half acre Of
Jonathan apple trees, two head Of
cattle and rs mixed chickens.
The Delta independent., 1921-09-23

Lee Ellsworth, two miles from Aus
tin, has a farm of 40 acres of land.
This year five acres of potatoes yield
ed $50 sacks, 10 acres of alfalfa
yielded 60 tons. He has four and
half acres planted to beets, 12 acres
to corn and four acres of orchard in
commercial apples. One-Quarter acre
is In small fruits and vegetables. He
keeps five Percheron horses. 10 head
OF Shorthorn cattle. 20 Poland China
hogs. two dozen Barred Rock chick.
ems. From IL acres of corn raised
on alfalfa sod he realized so bushels
to the acre. This year he will pro-
duce 1900 gallons Of milk, 225 gal
Ions Of cream, $50 pounds OF butter
and 100 dozen eggs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-17
"S RAPPY BILL". UYCE SAW MANY DIAMOND BATTLES
Mike Morrison Was One of BaSebaII's Best HurlerS
 in Early NinetieS

"Scrappy" Bill joyce was all that the name implies Bill played third base and managed several big league teams during the course of his color ful career, and it was during the pe- riod when the Tebeaus, McGraws, O'Connors, Captain Anson and such like kindred spirits held sway on the big league diamonds from 1890 until 1s9s
 About the first act the scrappy one did when he broke into the big show was to throw bat at Tim Hurst. who was umpiring the game Tim came right back with the bat and a regular duel ensued.
 Outside of his fighting ability, Bill Joyce could hit the ball In a game played August 20, 1893, Bill made three homers and q single in four times at bat. ~B Bill couldn't field his position like a Groh or Bancroft but he was full of tricks-nice rough ones.
 With Big Dan srouthers stand ing on third. "Scrappy Bill" gave the big slugger lusty push, and then held the ball on him at the same time calling the umpire's attention. Dan was called out and a regular riot ensued with John McGraw, Kid" Gleason. II. Jennings, Jack Doyle and Bill Joyce in the thick of it.