Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1922-06-03

Dear Miss Brooks:
As I was looking In my paper the other
lay saw your corner and I am wondering IL
you could help u.s. There Is a small canal
running through our place Just short dis
'ance from the house and the banks nre COW
cred with willows-regular creek Willows
and they are spreading all down In the door
yard. We can hardly see out for them
| would appreciate knowing how to kill them
as we have cut them Oft but they grow right
up again. We have burned them thinking
we could kill the roots. but they are get
ting all green this spring where they were
burned. Thanking you in advance for
reply.
H. E. T.. Idaho
The foremost horticulturist Of the state ad-
vises that the willows should be kept cut
DOWN So that the lerves will have no eppor-
tunity to develop. They should be cut about
once week. as the willows will grow up
cutting will soon starve the roots to DEATH
but occasional burning or cutting will not
kill them. hope this will help you and 9th.
ers.
Dear Miss Brooks:
BY chance the other day saw a paper
with your corner In II and wondered II you
would do something for me First I will tell
YOU something Of myself so that you will
better know what l want I Will soon be
eighteen years old and live on a small
ranch about one mile from small village.
Tho rast two and half Yeas I have been
sick. I have had three operations, and this
o--,in2 July VII go again on the operating
table for what hope will be the last time
Just I able to be up and around
and do some light work. There Is nothing in
this neiphborhood to keep the "blues'' away.
would like to start correspondence friend
ship with some other girl who Is lonesome
and gets the blues. other
girl my age has written to you for
lonesome cure. and l would like TO have her
name and address. Maybe can also do some
one else good while receiving good
am thaU
m advance Take all my love you want, rs
I have lots to spare
MISS MYRTLE CHAPMAN. Burrell. Calf.
/ an putting this lonely girls letter in
just as she wrote it. address and all. In the
hope that some of my nice girls who write
To me may see y ard write to this girl who
pain and suffering. and for her thank you.
My dear Miss Brooks
I am interested in our corner" and would
appreciate it to some extent IL you would ans
wer the following questions IF you were at the
dance hall with few friends AMI they
were asked to dance, leaving you alone. what
would you do? What is a polite and courteous
way Of refusing dance7 Is it correct for
girl to wander away from ballroom with
a fiance? Thanking you for your trouble.
shall be.
A CONSTANT FRIEND. Utah
IL you have 4 chapsrone, you really
should have at q dance hall. all you do
Is to remain at her side until someone claims
you for tho dance. until your friends re-
turn In refusing a dance 1t is only neces-
sary to say. II sorry but my program is
quite full" or Thank you. but do not Think
I shall dance this number. I am little
tired" However. it would not be proper to
--f'F"n ds-rH 10 one man ard rive the same
dance to another. but IL Is quite proper 20
dony ytvr.eif to ore boy and il he then goes
in search Of another partner. to walk or
talk with smother while the dance Ia in pro-
gress. It is all. right for a girl and her
: 49, - '~-vs tho dau-> rom but they
rh~'-'+ - -emain absent long as to make
n rOficeahle