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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-06-21
Rail Labor To Back
Farmers Ia Congress
Warren S. Stone Indorses Bill for
Government Marketing Corporation

CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 2O-Or
CARNATIONS OF railway men will
back the farmers of the nation to
the limit in securing legislation in
the new Congress and governmental
action needed to stabilize prices oil
farm products Warren S. Stone
grand chief of the brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers, and one o.
the leading labor leaders of the Unit
ed States, declared in a statement
made public Tuesday afternoon. Con.
tinuing, Stone said.
The Brotherhood of Locomoti,
Engineers and most of the othe
railway mems organizations indorscC
the Norris Sinclair bill creating
government marketing corporation
/ to buy farm products here at a fail
price and sell them here and abroad.
I'VE knom that consumers of farm
products have been and are payin.
enough tor farm products so that thu
farmers could have a fair price fol
what they produce and still pay al
legitimate and necessary costs of dis
tribution.
THE railway mems organization.
are with the farmers in their fight for
fair-that is, honest-prices, and viii
help them get practical measures tc
assure them such prices"
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-06-21
Hal Lambdin Fined
In Federal Court

SAVANNAH, June l8-Hal Lamb
din. son Of the late United States
Judge w w. Lambdin of the south
crn district of Georgia, Friday pleaded
guilty tn Justification of expense &C
counts while operating in Savannah as
an internal revenun agent.
Judge Samuel H. Sibley in the Dis
trict Court in Atlanta fined him $500
and gave him until aug to raise the
amount
Lanhdin was indicted Wednesday. 1t
is alleged that carly this year, while
assigned to Savannah he rendered the
government false hotel bills purporting
TO cover stays at the DeSoto and Sa-
vannah hotels. This discrepancy is
said to have amounted to $l62.
Judge Sibley told Lambdin that in
addition to paying the fine he will be
required to reimburse the government
for the amount of the alleged defalca-
ton. Lan1bdin was dropped from the
service some time ago following an
investigation into his expense account
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-06-21
Chamber OF Commerce
Holds Call Meeting
Mosquitoes, Bridge and Creamery Get
Attention; Committee Appointed
to Draft Resolutions on Death
OF V. L. Stanton and
Geo. T. Belts

An interesting meeting of the Cham
per OF Commerce was held Monday
night, President c. A. Newcomer. pre-
siding. Sec. Owens read the minutes
OF a meeting held early in Nav and
reported an increase Of members, thru
the efforts of the several committees
appointed bv the organization. the XII
wants and Lions.
The bridge to Telfair county. at
some point east of Fitzgerald, planned
tor some time, and for which lumber
had already been purchased and paid
for by a number of citizens, was again
revived and the committee in charge
urged to renew their efforts to secure
the cooperation of the citizens of Tel
fair county for this project
Mr.. W. R. Bowen, J. H. Mayes and
others spoke on the project and on
motion, ]. L Perry was added to the
bridge committee. which consists now
of w R Bowen. NJ w Carbutt. ! L
Perry, ] ! Dorminey, ] H Mayes and
F r Justice.
Mr.. Bowen spoke on the necessity
OF discriminating the mosquito menace
anu lllC WAS instructed 10
communicate with the State Health
Department to secure an expert to plan
and execute campaign for their ex-
termination with the assistance and
cooperation of the city authorities.
Mr.. T. l. Dorminy reported pro-
gress in regard to the Creamery and
stated that the same will be installed
at an early date.
In motion of Mr.. w. r. Bowen, a
committee was appointed to draft suit
able resolutions to be sent the families
of the late president of the Central
Dixie Highway " L. Stanton of WAY
cross, who died Friday, June 18th and
Geo. T. Belts, late president of the
Georgia Association. who died at his
home in Ashburn, June 10. President
Newcomer appointed W. r. Bowen
J. F. Turner and w. S. Halle.
AT the conclusion of the meeting,
those present were invited to Den
marks Drug Co. for refreshments, the
guests Of Mr.. Bowen.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-06-21
Georgia Takes Lead
In Highway Work
Of All Southern States, 1t Stands
| First in Total Value of Roads and
Bridges Constructed

Atlanta, Ga, June 20-Complete CO.
operation between localities, counties,
the state and the federal government
is necessary if Georgia is to have more
and better roads in the opinion of State
Highway officials and good roads adj
vocates who discussed the subject here
today.
That the state highway department
is doing good york is generally adj
mitted by those who are in close touch
with its activities and with the cooper
alton of the people, it is declared, even
greater results can be accomplished
Chairman John N. Holder made it
plain in statement to the correspond
ent OF this mems service that he stand
strongly in favor of ore and better
roads in the State and he gave it as
his opinion that necessary funds could
be raised by special tax on gasoline
and lubricating oils. That there has
been no waste of funds or misdirect-
ed energy on the part of the highway
officials, as has been charged in some
quarters, officials says theirb ooks will!
show. Legislative investigation, it was
stated, will be welcomed by the depart
ment, as a calm, dispassionate discus
sion by unprecedented Legislators, it is
believed, will prove helpful on a road
policy for the State.
There has been completed or will be
| this year, according to state highway
officials, 1,79l miles of road OF this
mileage 1901 are SAID clay, 244 ar:
Taved and 24o are either ebert or graz
ell. Georgia vii, j. is slater, consul y.
her full quota Of federal money
OF all the Southern states, Georg "a
stands first in the total value of roads
and bridges constructed Georgia
stands first in the value of bridges con-
structed, also first in the length of
bridges constructed, having built four
teen miles of bridges over twenty feet
in length. Her mileage on the state sys
tenn is % miles. Georgia mill put under
construction this year 568 miles more
of roads on this state Zstem.
All old debts have been paid, accord
ing to highway officials, and at present
the State Highway Department is prac
tically out of debt It has also purchas-
ed other equipment and paid for it, it
is stated
After next year, Georgia's quota of
federal funds will be two millions of
dollars, officials state. The incomes
from three cents a gallon on gasoline
and two cents on lubricating oils ia
gether witha residue of motor vehicle
tax will amount to about three millions
of dollars. Both North Carolina and
South Carolina have recently levied
three cents on gas. Fifteen other states
have provided state funds for construc
ton in this way.
With five millions for construction,
the State Highway Department, &C
cording to officials, can construct 100
miles of gravel, 800 miles of dirt road
and 100 miles of paved road each year.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-06-21
V. L. Stanton Dies
At Home In Waycross
Was Vice President of First Central
Dixie Highway Association, Staunch
Worker for Roads and Schools

WAYCROSS, Ga.,-Mr. V. L. Stan
ton, one of the most prominent and
beloved citizens of Waycross, as we'll
as one eI its pioneer citizens. died sud
denly Friday afternoon at 80 o'clock
at his home at 404 Gilmore Street.
For a number OF vars Mr. Stanton has
.pr:scns"d tine State Life Insurance
Coupany OF Indiana and was a recog-
nlztd authority on lie insurance matt
erS.
For twerty-on years, Mr.. Stanton
was member G: the Board of Educa-
ton and was present at every COM
nrencemcnt exercise, which would
have been Incomplete without his
presence. He was known and loved
rot only by the adults of the city but
by the children of the public schools
in whom he took a deep interest.
Coming to Waycross when this city
was only small collection of houses,
t. its present state. At all times he
fostered anC aided movements which
were for the improvement of the city
and the betterment of this section.
He was president of the Central
Dixie Highway Association and was a
moving factor in the completion of the
road on this section. His influence
was thrown ehind the effort put for
ward here for construction of the new
road from Waycross to Folkston and
it was with pride that he described
this road when among friends in 9TH
er cities.
For a number of years he was
superintendent of the First Methodist
church Sunday School. 1t was here
that he rendered a service in behalf of
the children of the city, second only to
that in connection with the Board of
Education. Sunday after Sunday he
was in his place until failing health
caused him to surrender this post to
another
Mr.. Stanton was also a member of
the members council OF the Chamber
of Commerce and was very active in
the work of organization and re-
Gently represented this body with
other local organizations at meeting
of prominent road boosters from
throughout the United States held in
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mr.. Stanton comes of distinguished
family, Frank L. Stanton, the South's
beloved poet, is brother of the de-
ceased.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-06-21
TO THE PUBLIC!

The City Council is putting strenuous clean
up campaign and is asking the cooperation of the
entire city.
Please see that your premises are cleaned up,
old rubbish burned, weeds cut, tin cans DESTROYED
and other receptaces that might hold water done
away with. Examine drips from the refrigerator,
pour out water that accumulates in flower pots
Weeds do not breed mosquitoes but they harbor
them besides being unsightly.
We have put chemicals in all the man-holes
have ditched the ponds and are treating them with
chemicals The whole street force is being utilized
this week in this cleanup campaign and we ask that
you help us If you know Of any stagnant water in
your neighborhood that has not been drained or
treated for mosquitoes please phone or notify the
City Clerk and it shall have immediate attention.
The Street Commissioner will investigate con-
titlons In your neighborhood and has been ordered
TO make cases against those who fail to cooperate
With us in keeping their premises clean and free
from breeding grounds for mosquitoes
SANITARY COMMITTEE.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-06-21
JUDGE CRUM PLEADS FOR
ENFORCEMENT OF LAW
AGAINST LABOR AGENTS

In another column of this issue ap-
pears timely warning issued to Lab
Or Agents by Judge D. A. R. Crum,
and an urgent appeal to the law en-
torcement officers for greater vigilance
to apprehend agents of this character,
who may be plying their trade in this
county. The scarcity of farm labor is
already noticeable and greater vigi-
lance on the part of the local officers
against this class of violators, may
bring the desired results.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-06-21
ASA GAMBLER MARRIES
MRS. MAY LITTLE RAGIN

ATLANTA, June 20-Mr. and Mrs.
Asa G. Gambler, Sr., tonight were
aboard train carrying them to Wash
ington. where the IL year old Atlanta
capitalist and his bride of IS will spend
short honeymoon. The new Mrs.
Gambler until her marriage to the Co.
ca-Cola company founder here at II
o'clock today was Mrs. Mary Little
Ragin, who for more than two years
was public stenographer here.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-06-21
TO ALL ARRESTING OFFICERS
IN THE CORDELE JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT

l wish to ask in the interest of the
public, that at this time you make spe
cial effort to arrest and bring to trial
all labor or immigrant agents You may
have cause to know, or reasonable
cause to believe are operating in viola
ton of law in your county. They are
menace to all, and, where guilty,
should be arrested, tried, convicted and
punished.
June 10th, 1928 Yours truly,
D.A.. Crum, J.S.C.C.C.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-06-21
) NO CHANCE FOR -
OIL IN GEORGIA

+ ATLANTA, June 19,-An ex- =
r tensive report has been complet- Z
+ ed by the State geological depart =
+ ment, DR.. McCallie, in which the Z
= question of any possibility of oil =
+ in commercial quantities is ex- =
= haustively dealt with, and facts :
+ are submitted to show that there Z
= is no such prospect in store for :
+ this state. Z
= The data covered in the report =
y goes back number of years and :
y included all the attempted oil de- :
= velopment operations in the state, {
= as well as many prospects. Z
+ a
g. q 4 4 4, 4, 4. a. n. q
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-06-21
SECOND WARD PIT. A.
TO HOLD BAKE SALE

The ladies of the Second Ward P.
T. A. will hold Bake Sale at Arthur
Self Service store Saturday morning
beginning at 10 A. M. Your patronage
will be appreciated
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-06-21
AT THE FIRST METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

James H. Elder, Pastor.
Sunday school, at 10 a. m.
There will be no morning service,
the pastor being out of the city.
Epworth league, 7:30 p. m.
Evening service $50 at which time
there will be an illustrated lecture.
Everyone is cordially invited to all
of the srevices of the church.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-06-21

The 18th district Medicinal Associa-
ton met in Della on Wednesday and
quite a number of our city doctors
were in attendance.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-06-21
COACHING PUPILS NOW

Miss Ethel Mayo is coaching 3rd.,
4th and 5th grade pupils who are con-
ditioned in arithmetic or language.
Rates S. for one subject, $3.50 for two.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-06-21

Mr.. A. w. Knight leaves Saturday
for short visit to relatives in Bruins
wick.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-06-21

DEVOTED TO THE
INTEREST OF FITZGERALD
AND IN HILL COUNTY
The Democrat-herald., 1923-08-31
Sheriffs Notice Of Sale

BY virtue Of . certain writ of special cxecu'
,ion issued out Of tho Clerks offiee Of the
district court of BAca county and state Of eo-
orado and to me directed, whcT eby am com
named to mike the sum of Twenty-six huncred
seventy. seven and 7i-lo0 dollars, t2.6'7.7o TO-.
gcther with interest thereon Mt the rate OF
eight per cent per annum from Jano Q. 1873,
and costs of suit. the ammount OF certain
judgement recently obtained against George NJ.
Montsomcry and II. p Bennett In favor OF y.
+. Carter which said judgement was declared
to be lien upon the following described prop
crty, .o-wit:
The southeast quarter OF section twenty-five
in township thIrty-thrcc south. of range forty
eight west Of the sixth principal meridian IT
Bacn county, Colorado.
Therefore according TO said command. sinai
expose for sale a. public suetion
nii Of the right. title and inter
est of the above named defendants George M
MONTGOMERY and II. P. Bennett in md to tn
abuve described property. on Saturday the l5tl
day of September 1929 at 10 O'Clock a. M
the east front door of the court house In Spring
field, BAca county. Colorado.
Dated at Springfield this 2lst day Of August
1928.
VIM. +. Duaivan. sheriff Of Baca county
Chas /. Doughty, Attorney
Date of Hrst Publication Aus. 2ith
Date OF last publication Sept iiih
The Democrat-herald., 1923-08-31
Jacob Lasley

going to the Angels Temple to
Mrs. McPherson's meeting
where the dumb speak. the desf
hear. the lame walk. and the
poor have the gospel preached
unto them.
About nine out of ten that the
doctors give up get entirely well.
It is . common thing to see
Mrs. Mcpherson on Divine Heal
ing nights get DOWN from the
pulpit and 60 into the crowd
and take crutches from some.
and command them to walk in
the name Of Jesus and they do
walk. Sometimes she gets a
whole armful of crutches.
l saw one woman that had
been blind four years. Now she
can thread the finest needle and
don't wear glasses.
Since I have been here ! have
seen Eve deaf and dumb prayed
for AMI everyone talk and hear
saw other women that had
been made to hear several
mon this ago. ! cay. craise the
Llrd.
I met Utley of Utleyville al
the temple. and his little dau9h-
ter Aldine. What . child preach
er ske Is. I believe that il q
few Of those boy and girl preach
ers and singers were to appear
in Springfield that the whole
town would be converted.
Sunday night met Rev. Ell
vers and his wife and boy at the
temple. Mrs. Evers thinks the
miracles wonderful.
People Of all pr fessions have
join ed the four-.iuare gospel
doctors. lawyers, policemen. !
have heard that one doc tor gave
up his practice. His wife was
healed in the temple when given
up by the doctors to die.
I don't know anything about
other gospel schools. but l think
this is . wonderful school, both
for old and young.
Mr.. Eonkel. ylease send me
your paper to 1923 Temple street,
Los Angeles.
j. E. LasIey.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-08-31
PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE
Yours truly.
H. Q. Blaucbat.

WhsrsSs, NJ K Bickforj. wiosc aidr,ss Nis
Springfield Baca county, ColorAi'. sransor By
his trust dead. dated Oceobar s)th. A. o. i'2s'
and recorded October siss. 1872 inthe oaee OF the
clerk and recorder OF Bacs county, Colorado. In
book li3. page 90. Of the records Of saiteounty'
couyeysd TO the public trustes Of said county the
following land 10 said county, to-wit: Lots
and a In block 4 In ths town OF SprtnRns'o'
cn,or.do. secordins TO the recorded plat OF se'd
to.n Of record In the ofRss OF the county eiofk
and recorder oe Baca county. Colorado IN tfus.
n ...,,r. the psymens Of Is principal nofss OF
~, d.ts with said trust deed for pnnc'psi
.,,o,n. os rs 90 each payable 70 ths oroer Oh
Golden. the hest note maturing ons
.,,,h altar date and the other notss respect
. ,veIv m maturing one each month t"sr ~ ~
svsntv.four months consecuuvo'y. eosesns' "'s'
,ntsrss. thereon at the rats OF ten per cont
.nnum from date until paid: and wneree.' '.-
fault has been made by the said Rt.n'"' ~
.aid trust deed In the performances .. '''o
en.ut, rnd conditions imposed upon n,.' =, ~ W
terms Of said trust deed In TINS -
.h. aid rrantor has failed 70 pay ps'' u
A.. ,,,,ci,,i snd iatsrsst due on the note ma
...L.. so.,r months asssr date, and has also ae'
s.r,,.a In The payment Of the principal anc IN
.....t vhsn due Of the notes maturing n.e'
H. ..v.n e,eAt, and nino months after oass'
AND WHEREAS. the legal holder OF tue 20.
,.h,.anc,s represented by said notes has n'.o
,-,,h Al pubHc trustse notsee and demano - -
v,i,,ns. declaring said default and eec"ns
a,.,.,. the whole debt repressntsd ns ="
,osss secured by said dssd OF uus'
i,t.rs,t thereoa to date OF saie' Que snu -.
hI.. and demanding the sale OF ssad isno 1NeS'
said trust deed: h.,oby
! NOW THEREFORE,. puone nous' .,..t,or
.,v.n th.t. pur,u.nr I, said notice. s'ecs,Sn ~
~ demand, and under and by virtue "a.
authority vested In me by said trust dsed .hu
II,v and the notes secured by "aad
trust. 1, Jesse l. Homer, public trustes "
R.e. county will s,n the above deser,oea ,.u' .,'
Tor cash. at public auction. to tho h'ans'' ~.
d.r At the east front door Of the counV w.
house In Springfield. In the county OF n.S- -
.,.te Of Colorado. on Tuesday the eleventh ~ ~
~ s.otsuber. A. D. 1923. at ten o CLOCK w w
forenoon tor the purpose Of pAyns said NV a,
| interest to date Of sale. and tho stp'a ',.sa In
this sale. including attorneys fsss ptos p.s ~.
4 ..,1 notes. and will give to the puis"--
thereof certificate of purchase as therefor
provided by law.
Dated August 3. 1923
Jesse L. Homer.
Public rrustss Of Bsca County Colorado :.
First Publieatson. August 10. lsD
Last September .. 1898
The Democrat-herald., 1923-08-31
PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS. Fred Krause whose addre,, 4.
Two Buttes- Colorado, srant,r by hi. trust
deed dated September ist A. n
lsz2. and recorded September 9th.
1922 In tho oiace Of the CLERK ~
recorder Of Baca county, Colorado In ,-.,L
lls At page 2e Of the records Of said countv
conveyed 70 the public trustee of said eoun.,
the following land in said county. to-vit. Th.
nofth haif OF section twelve in t,wnship twenty.
eight south OF range forty-six west Of
the sixth principal r.,,d,.,
containing 800 acres. more or La. Gov
esnment survey. In trust to secure the p.vr.n, =,
one principal note Of even date with ss;d trr..
deed Tor ss.sSo.o0. payable to the order Of A..
oeft =. Hopkins five years after date with In.
'e1sss thereon from date at the rate Of eight
,e1 eea. pc. snnuna. payable annually and eyi
'enceo oy hvs interest notes for S2zs.oo each.
anu "nereas' default has been made By said
..:heo' IN sad decd OF trust, and all person.
~ .'..'"s unoe. nin'' In the performance Of the
osen.n'' ana conditions imposed upon him
this, to-wit: That the said o,.,to.
persons claiming under him have f.iisd - -
NE NE saxss sssssssd on SAID land for IN. Va. :.
WI aad permitted said land to 70 "a -, ~.
sof sns taxes for said year, and bsv. ,.,,.s -.
pay me taxes for the year 1922. nr,o- =. ~
delinquency; ''''s 70 thets
I'D WHEREAS the illegal holder Of ~.
,nostednss. Represented by ala nv. s "a.
n'eo with said public trustee MOTIF. ~ 49, 80. M.
.nans. doelaring said default .,d .,s..,"
S !" aeeA.s the whole debt represented =, s.;s
noss and interest thereon to dst. At ~. ..s
- p.sso'e' and demanding the ..I. =, -
'sno under said trust deed. s.'e
NOW THEREFORE. Public motifs. !.
gwen that. pursuant to Aaid no,,.. .,'"., nsoy
eno demand and under and bv viS.u. .'s'non
.u.Io.'.y ~. vested in me by said ,ru.. 49, .n
tne law !. Jesse L. Homer, puhli. 80. an!
sNd ase. county. Colorado. win ..I, ~ s''ss OF
osefosd land for cash. at pubi;. ."'. W. move
highest bidder a. tho east from, soor :: 70
county court house. in Springfield !. '.. OF the
OF baca and state Of Colorado on T. ~. eoon-
,ne "a y eleventh day Of September. esdsy. ,oes
10y o'clock In the forenoon for III. nr. .es': At
.. na SAD note, interest to date Of ~ OK
'otney fsss a. provided in sid n,.. ..'e' At
expenses Of this sais. and will xiv. q, .no ms
en.'.I thereof certificate Of purebs,. NV ts Dur-
iose a. provided by law. sners-
dated August srd. 1878
Jesse L. Homer
Public Trustee Of Baca Coun,v c.,
,lss fasiieatlon August 10Th. la, ''''ao
septsmbey Ith, 1871.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-08-31
Equalization Notice


Pursuant to tho provisions of section 7tSo Of
Revised Statutes of the State Of Colorado Of
1921.
Notice Is hereby given that tho board Of
county commissioners OF Baca county. Colorado,
will meet as Board of Equalization. at the
Office Of the county clerk and recorder at the
court house In Springfield. Colorodo. on the first
Tuesday in September. being the 9TH day Of
September. and containing In seassion not more
than ten: nor less than three consecutive days.
They will meet asaln on the third tuesday In
September. being the 18th day Of se2tsmbsr' to
hear complaints remaining In session 1t their
second meeting. not less than two. nor more
than ten consecutive days.
In Witness whereof. have heresnto set my
hand and affixed my official seal this. tbs 18th
day Of August. A D.. 1923.
vitor G. Baker.
County Clerk aud Recorder Of BscA county.
Colorado.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-08-31
Locals

Earl Denney was in Lamar
Tuesday.
Geo. Lepel was over from
Boston on the 25th.
J. L. Clements and son G. C.
of Chitdress. former Bacait es,
were here last week on business.
h. v. Joseph OF Maxey was in
own on the Gath.
T. o. Swanuer and wife of
Joycoy were in town Friday.
b. L. Chapman Of Garlic
Springs was in town on the 25th.
Hugh Sutherland. father-in-
law of Jno. Macarthur the sheep
and cattleman. after q visit here
Of three years with his daughter
and son in-law, returned last
week to his home in Scotland.
beats old Iowa all to holler. and
when it comes to climate it beat
1t woree than that. I see love.
ly shade and think how cool
that will be. But the heat there
will sufocate you.