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The Alaska daily empire., 1925-11-05
Fiipinos Are Preparing
For National Plebiscite

MANILA, Nov. 5.-Draft of
bill for National plebiscite is
designed to counteract
the United States campaign against
Philippine independence. The bill
would order an election at which
all Filipinos will be allowed to vote
on independence.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-11-05
United States Destroyers
Have Anchored at Beirut

BEIRUT, Nov. 5.-American de-
stroyers Goghlan and Lamson have
arrived here from Alexandria to
protect lives and property Of Am
orleans in Syria.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-11-05
THREE WORE ARRESTS.

AIAAeLI 'OhE hhhEOlC.
ROME, Nov Sit Is repOrted
the Government has order I'd all Pre-
feets to Immediately occupy all
Masonic lodges subsidiary to the
Grand Orient in Rome
Yesterday police entered a room
in the Hotel Dragon where the Min
lister of Foreign Affairs is situated
and surprised and arrested Zaniboni
as it is charged he was about to
leave on his mission to kill. At
the same time Gen Louis CapelIo
was arrested on train at Turin
on his way out of the country.
Zanizoni's private secretary, and
the editor of the Popolo Quaglia,
we're also arrested today
The Secretary General of the
Fascist Party has ordered all Fas-
cists throughout Italy to gather at
headquarters tonight ana make a
demonstration of rejoicing over the
Premier's escape from the assas-
sins bullets"
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-11-05
Canadian Parliament
Will Be Called Soon

OTTAWA, Nov 5.-Official an
nouncement is made that Premier
Mackenzie King will call Parlia-
ment at the earliest possible
moment.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-11-05

W1LLLA1T .A.ROw4fIi I11hIE.Ss- E>EkI
Commander Mary Banch Sanford of the Salvation
Army says the high cost of having babies has affected the
birhrate in the great middle class Frederick Stock
ductor cf the Chicago Symphony Orchestra has been
made Chevaier of the Legion of Honor w. A. Rowan,
Grand Master of New York laid the of the
Level Club, the $300000o Masonic hotel and clubhouse
in Manhattan. Lady lmes- ker, who Ann Parsons
is visiting her home in New York fer the first time
SA u
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-11-05
One ARREST is
MADE IN PLOT.
KILL MUSSOL|N|.
Former Italian Deputy Is
Under Arrest as About
to Start on Plot.

ROME, Nov. 5.-It is semi-offl-
cially announced that former Social
ist Deputy Zanboni has been ar
rested charged with preparing to
kill Premier Mussolini
1t IS also reported that Govern
ment is considering the dissolution
If the Unitarian Socialist PARTY
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-11-05

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The Alaska daily empire., 1925-11-05

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Putnam patriot., 1925-04-03

Isaac Cha1pesu was in Boston Tuesday
 John Smith was caller on Thomp. son friends Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leo DeIi.Ie .pen. Saturday in Hartford.
 Mr. and Mrs. Lee Farley entertain. ed his sister from Central Falls Sun day.
 Mas Annette Theroux and Mis-. Dana Farley motored to Woonsocket. k. l., with friends Sunday.
 Mrs Edward Girard and Mir. and Mrs. Armand Maguan were Provi- down Q
 Mir. and Mrs. J. Chester Scott. for. meFly of Putnam, were patron and patroHess arthe annual Pledge Dance. March @s, given by the Zeta Charge of She Theta Delta Chi lBrown Uni versltyl. Mr. scott is member of that fraternity.
Putnam patriot., 1925-04-03
TVS ITEMS ABOUT PUTNAM PEOPLE, THEIR FRIENDS AND ACTIVITIES

Miss Pauline Eueier was visitor iu Worcester Thursday.
 Samuel Diamond and son Robert matored to Boston Tuesday.
 Henry Baker of Wilkinson street Is in Danieison today with friends.
 Miss Eva Benoit and Misa Augusta Breuek were Boston visitors NedHes- day
 Misses Fahiola Beaadreault and Lillian Beaudreault spent Saturday in Worcester
 Mir and Mrs Joseph Leon and Mir. nHd Hr Armand Beuoit m0tared 10 Providence Sunday.
 Mir and Mrs George Jordan have removed from Main street e their farm in Waadstock.
 Stanley Colt of the Colt Boomer Co., entertained hts father, Daniel Cola af NInsted Monday
 Mrs Joseph Daigle ia at St Vim. cents Hospital. Worcester for two weeks taking treatment.
 Mr and Mrs. John A. Macdonald af Hartford were the ruests of rela= fiYes n Putnam over the weekend.
 Mir and Mrs Walter N. Phillips spent fhe weekend in Hartford. the quests of hts mother. Mrs E M Phil lips.
 Mrs. Ada Tourteliotte of South Main street entertained her son. George Fourtellotse now of Hart ford over the weekend
 Mrs Wilbur Barrett of George street entertained Mrs Everett Key holds of Waterbury. formerly of Grand View. a few days last weeK.
 Mir and Mrs. George Clifford. Jr., are to move into the house on Center street. formerly occupied by Mir. and Mrs. Eldon Johnson. They have made their home for several years with Mrs. V. II. Longden of Grove street
 Misses Elizabeth and Marguerite Q Rrian and Misses Kathleen and Elizabeth McCapley were among the members of the Sewing Club of Put nam Who attended a meeting of the club held in Dayvtlle recently. when Mss Grace kenary feFmeFle es Pat nam. entertained at the home ef her sister. Mas John O'NellL
 sir and sira Eugene nuraas of NiN street entertained an Sunday Nr ana Nrs Edmund Gcryot and saa Mr. and Mrs Provost sni children. Miss Amanda Beau.ac. and Alfred Beaulac. an of Providence. aiso Mr and Mrs Alfred IaFoutAIue af North lrasyenoH 8aie. Wifred Giiean sf Aoasup. Miss Rose Dumas and Arthur retrcsuli of Plainheld
 The closing exercises of the Put Ham Evening school viii hc held next Thursday evening, April 2. in the High school auditorium. to which the public is cordially invited. X special program wiii be rendered by different members ef the classes. chorus sing ing and distribution Of certificates to pupils in the three departments, AmerieAniEaiion. English and Con- mercisl
Putnam patriot., 1925-04-03

Mir and Mrs Joseph Duhamel and son Edward and Mir and Mrs St Martin and son Norman motored t3 Worcester Sunday.
 Mrs Herbert Almquist (nee Miss Hazel dohnsonl and daughter Caro- Ign uf East Greenwich are spending the week with relatives on Mechanics street.
 Mrs. J. A. Martin (nee Miss Ger trude Sykesl of Loxeland. Colo. is visiting her mother. Mrs Elizabeth Prentice of Church street, and will make an indefinite stay.
 Mrs. Albert Au9er of School street was in Providence on Monday where she met her sister. Mrs. A C. Willard both Eoing from there to New York e spend the remainder of the week
 Miss Sara Barber of the Connee- tieut College is spending her Easter vacation of tWo weeks With her mother Mrs W R Barber of School street Alfred Barber of Worcester Tech is enjoying one weeks vacation at his home
Putnam patriot., 1925-04-03
Mir. and Mr.. Byron Lamondy .pen

Mir. and Mrs. Byron Lamondy spent the weekend in Woousoeket.
 The sunnyside Club will meet with Miss Olive Whitney of Farrows street on Monday evening, April $, at e. clock
 Miss Dora Swift of South Main street leaves New York today for Los Angeles. Cal, where she will spend year.
 Miss Elizabeth Petrie of Provi- dence has been the guest of Rev. and Mrs. \. B. Burton of Grove street this week.
 Mrs. Levi Desautels and little daughter Genevieve of Chapel street are spending two weeks with rela- tive in Stamford. Conn.
 Among those who attended the New England Southern conference at Fall River Sunday were D. B. Gil- bert, Stanley Shaw. Clarence Shaw. Thomas Bell. Herbert Marsh and the Misses Marion Wilcox. Dorothy Nich- ols and Helen French.
Putnam patriot., 1925-04-03
In the Churches
c..xr....ion.i charsh so.s.

sunday morning service in charge of ffs DAstor. Rev. r. B. Richard Sermon subject, The Attraction af tk4 Gross. John izssz.
 1900 Church school. l. 5. Nti- Hams superintendent.
 TOO |. r. s. (. r.. meeting. Sub 5e~s. What Should the Church Ex- veet of Me- 2 Tin. z:1-7. i5-26.
 The Bible Study iasf Sunday was concerning Joseph and Pharaoh. Cor rect replies were given by Marie 3foumbelis. Harry Wheaton. Heudet son Greene. Straits stoumbeiis. Ken meth Rawiey. Martha Thayer and Carolyn Morse
 The service Thursday evening VII be 8 special +Hely Week service. There will be extra music. and the theme Wili be suKgestea eg the last sfeek in The earthly life Of our Lord There should he 3 full attendance. Next Sunday n Easter. A T Easier aernnan Nill be given bF br. Richards and appropriate music vii be gwen by the eohif In che evening g large chorus will sing the Easter eautata, The Risen King. Al are urged Co attend both these services
 Taesday af 3 co the feealaf meet
 of the Woman Missionary soei- ia charge af tie Alpha Delta slssz
 b. held Topic. Braaaeazlins
 radio entertainment E esses. MFs George HarFlustaHs
 Charles TafrHy
 zsinestAay at F a4 the kaff
 hE the Ml lianass Society ai
 sanel E aH the sa8teF ailI fesH aH saaitv of da.ne something z
 t aa tais sale # VIII surely h
 
 fzHHaHtsH. she snz ha 6haFRe nf the saA fF suH day noons faf more tHaH taa gear has resigned. and George Giipatrie he been appointed ia his place.
 Mrs. Grace Nikeloiy, chairman Q tHe decorations for Easter Saaia soall appreciate t very much f th ladies who have Easter lElie Wnus lasn them for that day Please natifl Mrs NIkaioH as soon as pcs lala
Putnam patriot., 1925-04-03
CITY NEWS NOTES

Mr. and Mrs B. Chsbot nns,ored to Taftville Sunday.
 Ebert Neodis Of Wsinut street is spending several days in Norces- fer.
 Mls. Sadie Zgtas of Front street aas ln Aaosup on Sunday with friends
 Mia Nellie NJ Ex@n. ~i,h her niece. Mias Eleanor Egan af Waufa san. affe in Boston Monday
 Michael Maber. student al Norwich Universally Aarthfeia, Vt. iz at tHe home 0f HlH parents ia Ppnsffet for fhe spring vacation.
 Mir and Aass John Cook of C.rstsn Sir aHa < Johnson son and dauKt Ter af Waterford were guests of Mr. and Mas ai6afl Hal af Bridge street Sunday
 Mir. and Mrs Carlton W Darfee have returned ca fheH home 8a Laurel street after waiting relatives m Flush ing. L. f.. and Bridgeport Conn. for several weeks.
 Misses Lillian and Marion Warren of Grand View spent the week =eni ln Providence. also attending the Nc- ] CoFmaak concerts. which were given If The Albee
 Mr and Ars Rudslph Miaur of Putnam. Aii Rata #i a#d William Batter If hnztfa taaHs 4 motor taiH Sunday t5 MiHimantie. Norwich. pfasdeaes ant N Nch hiH
 Mss Florence sfabberi of Prosi denee fs sisstInE ftltHds In tutn1ta. har former home, for feH iAys She Hill attend fHr rail elll at Che Baptist church Friday evening
 Niss Alice Perry. daushtes of D. and Mrs E. f Perry. H m Boston today From lhefe she wiil go @ Bfldeessatef. MHss whore she wil. nend the t'astar vacation with her aunt and uncle.
 The hook and ladder company was called out at 6 o'clock Wednesday morning 10 put out chimney fire af lhe house occupied by F. R. Nichols on Chasseg street. Ihcte Was no damage
 Mir. and Mrs. C. E. Riehardson of ! intergale street spent the weekend n Providence. Mrs Richardson visit ed her sister. Mrs Hoxie of Watch Hill who is 8 patient at the James Brown Memorial Hospital
 Miss Ruth Sweet. stodent.nur.e a, the Rhode Island Hospital Of Rfoet denee. came Wednesday evening t1 spend several days at the home of heg parents. MF and Mrs AiEau < Sweet of Putnam Heights
 Clifford Dustin of Feeding Hills Mas. was in ihe eiis Sunday taking home Mrs Dustin and thar httft zau eith htm Mrs Dustin has been
 tane seral veeks with her mother. ir AIHe Carpenter.
 Hiram l. Barrett. ssAs has hssi
 winter WEtH BIS aalEf
 r. Mfa l. N MN af We8sgs.ea me. has returned tQ hls home ou Ffa pret sireet Mrs ida Marcy of NilAnaHtie s eaenE fHr tae haml thur hoaEhler. assistaHt fassars Masses are eeIfhfated aH sundays as hp following hours o'rlocs $ ot- dock Qt5 o'clock and l020 a'elaek
Putnam patriot., 1925-04-03
BOYS" OF '6l
 SEE ABE LINCOLN
Didn't Care For the 4Folderols'
 Love Making. Etc.
The Story of Early siatis4 Brsask,
 Tears


 The Boys af sf. she eight ranra- eaafat5se = tA Grand Army of fhe Republic iiEIug ln Putnam. ahla O he naf. #eHH ghe guests af tha Bradley z Ih1asTe nnaaaa aaraent Taessfag after noon. one han8rtd DIT cent strong. and enjoyed the sho@ing of the fea- lure picture, Abraham Lincoln. The eight meHabers were. Ghaunrey Morse. Hiram Barrett Marshall Kenyon, Louis Laeier. John Lepfrs. Richard Gibrey. Ans9n Buchanan and Thomas Taylor. There are two members of the former Northern army that are shst-inx Thess are Major Jerome Tourteiiotte, Putnam Heights. and George 4. Hammond. Oak Hiii
 A. two o'clock. when the yeung lady arrived te open the boK office. hearing voices. she peered into the theatre There sat two comrades rehghting old battles under the old flag. Hos long they had been there 10 ore knows. fl was evident that they did nst intend that Lincoln should be born before they arrived and he wAknt
 Did the old veterans Ike the Eic- turs1 They did. Hoxeysr. to st least some of the old comrades. t Noald have been 5aEi a. well had there been lees Of the ~foiderol" love making, etc. and more battles The boys wanted Ats Lincoln as they krew him. they cared little for the scene of hla first love nor his early married life and sfrng1ieE What they came to see vas the atmosphere of the days while the l greas sopi of great president sas be- | ing raeked and torn at the carnage of l Civil Var. while they. the boys of that 1 time. Nere suffering the physical dis ] comforts 0f the camps, and the wounds l of battle How many had seer Presi- l dent Lincoln in life is not kn0wn. One. Richard Gibney. had shaken him hy l the hand shortly after Lee surrender cd
 As the battles ragged and Old Glory. | shot down. vas returned t0 lts staf | over Fort Sumpter or over the breast works. there were tear -dimmed eyes | among the old vets" eyes that were 1 almost blinded when the beloved of all | presidents vas shgt iu Ford fhratfr i and died shortly after in a house | across fhe sfreef-@And now he be- l longs e tke ages
 Speaking af the scene af Gettys- burg one eomfade said. Yes. 1t looked just that way. and ii did. Q him.
Putnam patriot., 1925-04-03
ACCURATE STATEMENTS
Millinery Spring Opening
 Hats For Spring

Like an Old Fashioned Garden Is the Millinery display for Spring.
 Much of the glory goes to the Rose, Violet and Mimosa-taking in all tones from vivid reds to dawn pink. ~ Straw and Horsehair with Sssins, Taffetas or Velvets.
 Small and large hats are being shown without partiality. soft be- coming eoIors fiattering to all types.
 A Special Feature, Hats for the new "Ensemble" Mode demand a hat distinctly different from any oth- CT type-a hat that Is small and sim pIy trimmed. yet not so severe as the strictly tailored hat which accom- panies the smart tailleur.
Putnam patriot., 1925-04-03

miss Katherine Ryrne vas in Bos- Son Monday.
 Nrs. Charles l. TerreY vas bos- ton visitor fburday
 Henry DuBus of Danielson vas ia town this week on business.
 Leo Giraea of Lee street spent Sunday with relatives in Wilhmantic.
 miss Florence BiEsilion of Church street spent Tuesday with rclatiFes ln nauielson
 Miss Anteineite Girard of Water street spent Sunday with friends in WHHmaufHc
 Miss Rita BizailIon of Church street visited WRh relatives in Dan eison Tursday
 Mrs. Albert Bisaillon of Church street spent Sunday with relatives in North GfasveHerdale.
 Mia Florence Donovan of Wood ztaaA avenue spent Friday with friend .n Worcester.
 Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Beauregard of Water street spent Sunday witn reatiees n Millimantic
 Misa Ethel Johnson of Fahyan has been pending 8 weck af tine home af Hr and Mrs. Carl Swanson.
 Mr. and Mrs Paul ArehAnheauii and family of Worcester were the eupsts of reiatiNes iu Putnam Sunday
 Mrs Ethyl Jones and two children of Middle street have removed to New York City Co make their home.
 Mr. and Mrs. Fred CaEaon and son Earl of Main street spent Sunday with relatives in North Attleboro, K
 The annual roll call and supper of the Baptist church will be held in Che assembly room of the church this evening.
 Miss Rhods GiIpstrie of Walnut Hii School. Natick. Mass Is spend inE the Easter vacation at her home on Church street
 Ms and Mrs. F. B. Kent Of Grove street entertained Mir and Mrs Carl r Kent and son Wayne of Mrrden over the weekend
 Miss Marietta Reid af south Main street spent several days thls week fhe saesf af her cousin. Mrs John A 4 sHfa e'
 Mir and Mrs o D Farre~s have returned ta theif home on Nanasfesk avenue from several weeks auto Hir through Florida.
 Mrs Emery Manyoa and CD Win thrap. Worcester spent tAs week & fa Mrs Aungau parents, Ng. and Hrs Lowell Ross of Main street.
 MT and Mrs Arthur Renshaw. Mrs Joseph Frrreauit Mrs. Lotus n. Mathien and Mrs A 4 Brodeur motored G Providence Thursday-
 Mir. and Mrs Theodore Liard and family af Providence wtre the week end guests of Mrs Lizards parents. Mr. and Mrs Napoleon Lacier of School street
 Mia Julia Pssersen and Miss Lydia Peterson Of Worcester. formerly of Mechanics street this city. were the guests of Mir and Mrs. Carl Swanson and family Sunday
 Miss Lso,s MAgaan. stadens nurse at St. Ninccnt's Hospital. W0F- eesteY. spent the weekend the guest If her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Peter MA9aan of Bridge street
 Leon T. wilson. IT,. a cadet at Nor wich University. Northheid. Vermont. is the guest of his parents, Mir. and Mrs Leon T. Wilson on Laurel street, for the spring recess
 Mir. and Mrs. F A. Msryott. Mrs. Warren Ames ana Miss Hattie Fox attended the Rhode Island and East efa Connecticut conference of the Adveat Christian church. held ir Pro vidence Tuesday.
Putnam patriot., 1925-04-03
sI ThIIIn-. cLnl.L NaI-.

Tha safTicgs ii ST rhfHF church ea Sunday ApfH 5 w.il be as fql- IaU Blessing nf palms and Hrufez eaa. 1e4H a ms aaiett of sermon. T6 Majesty af Ale8rIaas suHfrlne
 Hafeb boo. af IF
 Confirmation ierfnf at D. m.
 Fadav. Andl 8. lenten service and adfrers nt fH0 D. m
 Choir rehearsal after above ser vice.
 FHe HuiHHt ou 6Hr8aE mnruinE aekt H N5s Stevens. who wiii siH Palm nraHenla
 There u.u De Ha recital It the Hureb SunauT.
 The members af St Ph.Apis church ehoal are requested ta meet at the Guild roam nsst sunday st iu8p g. ms Instead of the uual hours ot l2 o'= Ioeb
Putnam patriot., 1925-04-03
Mslhsd..l eharsh Nels.
NeV N- D HurIon. HaHtoF

NeV. &- X. Burton Pastor
 We are glad to announce thnt the annual conference has sent aur pastor back to as For another year Many of cur -tef churches have had a change Ghis year and we afe Eratihed ta be srafea thaf ordeal Nc feel sefv that sn oar ease. pastor aHd people ars en. tfelv satisfied with aur present Frlas t8ous and ae tau loak forward to g geaf af prosperity for aur church
 The hihiH study class met ut the parsaHaes Hu 3af evening
 Next Sunday aH services VIII ee as is9aI
 fha music Sunday morning wAl h M keeu.Hr with rnim Sunday fHrk af aJefa Ie w hy the eha.r nnl aIhe FalH by faare uiH' a unr as ar ntIerfaEF sia W N NAitea Wilcox
 hH efair f ureHarIHE ar HeHs which wA e given u tiwe lha month
Putnam patriot., 1925-04-03
PURITAN PASTEL PRINTS
 "VACARY" and "ROSITA" Sunfast and Washable

are two new Puritan Cretonnes that reflect all the charm of pattern and beauty of col bring of the most expensive English block prints. Look for the red tag.
 On display in our Drapery Department and selling at s5 cents per yard
Putnam patriot., 1925-04-03
nantl.t C-rh Nale.

kes " Loci Acting Paatsf
 Sunday. fN and wnra= ine worship 12eu Church sthae. . 0se P s C. E T.0o tefman and HanE scrslee.
 rhuraday 3e p m mll-week prayer srrgifa
 lhe anfaal meeting for feHaets and slset.ssf' of vffigsrs was held at ihe .z~<sffch Monday evening Iae re- forts of the church clerk ceasu uFer, treasurer of the mission fund aafi- COTS and committee shove ea fhe church in good financial standing and were very encouraging eens.aeFinE ths difficulties of the past year. John A Dady. who has served as {reasurcf for the past thirteen years urgently requested that he be excused from re- election this year oH account of his health. The following were elected; ssterk. Clarence F. Pierce; treasurer, Arthur F. Smith: treasurer cf mission rg,bs. Mrs. ]. N Hall; chnreh report er Carlton W. Durfees church com usittee. Dr. J. K. Kent. Henry L. xsonverwe, Carlton W. Durfee-
 Annual roIl-eall tonight
Putnam patriot., 1925-04-03
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
~N@sies t~ ssaFis Fraak F A.s.sEi
 howard c. Bradford Searls, Russell & Bradford Attorneys and CounseIlor.-.t-I-

Central Block. Putnam. tann-
 ~iaee hours A. N ta P NJ
 Teicpbene soc
 hr. searis gives speelal .ttsn.ion A. s.fsAon and municipal las MT Ras..ll .s .s"e4te lA~ and drafting of uilis sets alss skeestor. administrator. and trv.t- |. - ss1.isnasns af estates. Patents eblAan.<
Putnam patriot., 1925-04-03

Nothing brings light and color and beauty into a room as quickly as Cretonne correctly selected. Puritan Cretonnes are designed by expert decorators for use in every type of interior. You will find in them the solution of every decorative problem
Putnam patriot., 1925-04-03
At the Theatres
Bradley

Bradley
 Tonight and Saturday. Jackie Coo- san in The Rag Man"
 Sunday and Monday. Coriane Grif- 6th n "iopp's Wnaeruass Tuesday and "Wednesday. Hal Gaines HName the Man" with Con- rad Naeel Mae Busch and Hobar. Huswurth
 Thursday only Vaudeville and Mae Allison la Youth Fer Sale
 Nietory
 Tonight and Saturday. Charles Jones in The Man Who Played Square
 Sunday night. B Warner h 'srhe Lone Fighter
 Monday and Tuesday. Alma Ru- benx and Conrad NAEei ia The Re iected Woman" Wednesday and Thursdsy. Betty Cempson iE Locked Doors
Putnam patriot., 1925-04-03
e, n.rx.. Church Notes

Rev Charles F. Bedard, pastor Rev. Adrian Dykeman and Rev. AF-
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07

We believe that you will admit that for variety of patterns and wide price range, our stock has never been equalled in Hartford, We are the sole agents in Hartford for the HoosIer Kitchen Cabinet, Alaska Re- frigerators, Standard Desks, Macey Sectional Bookcases and other nationally ad- vertised products.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07

Full sized Davenport, loose spring cushions, web bottoms, covered in an ex- ira heavy grade of Denim, $500.
 Wing Chair 10 match, at sS5.00.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-05-13
Veterinary
Demonstrations
To Be Given

Washburn. May 13Veterinary de-
monstration meetings have been ar
ranged for next week by County Ex-
tension Agent A. l.. Norling, Of Nc
Lean county in cooperation with
local farmers. DR.. Don McMahan of
the Extension Division, Agricultural
College is successful veterina rian
of many years experience and he will
give demonstrations on what to do
and what not to do when farm ami
mails become sick. His demonstra-
tions will consist of simple everyday
sugges s,tions that every stock owner
can put into practice.
Some of the farmers who attended
his demonstrations in the county
two years ago reported to Mr.. Norl-
ing that it was worth many dollars
to attend those meetings. All live
stock owners and others interested
are invited to attend one of these
meetings. Come prepared to ask
questions.
DR.. McMahan will also attend the
Track Meet at Underwood Tuesday
afternoon. Those who cannot at
tend the demonstrations may see him
there. ~
The meetings will be held as fol-
lows:
Tuesday. Nav 19. at 10 a., m. IN
Gust Englund farm ten miles south
west of Underwood.
Tuesday, May 19, at Z p. m. on w.