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Palisadian., 1925-12-25
Legal.
Borough of Cliffside Park
NOTICE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that an
Ordinance entitled AN Ordinance to
supplement an ordinance entitled An Or
dinance to p1 gide for establishing the
grade of and grading and improving of
Nelson Avenue, between Anderson Ave-
nue. and the westerly Borough Line, in
the Borough of Cliffside Park, and for
paving with bituminous macadam the
roadway in said street, from curb line to
curb line, and for the construction of
concrete curbs on each side of said street,
where same do not now exist, and for
ordering and installing service connec-
tions with the water, gas and sewer
mains in said street, and providing for
the payment of the cost thereof" ap-
proved August 10, 1926, was introduced
and read at a meeting of the Mayor and
Council Of the Borough Of Cliffside Park,
held on Monday, the 14th day of Decem-
ber, 1925, and that the said ordinance
will be considered by the Mayor and
Council at meeting to be held at the
Borough Hall on Monday, the 2Sth day
of December. 1925, at $3.50 o'clock, =. NJ,
at which time a hearing on such ordi-
nance will be given to all persons inter-
ested therein.
The above mentioned ordinance is as
AN ORDINANCE TO SUPPLEMENT AN
ORDINANCE ENTITLED IAN ORDI-
NANCE TO PROVIDE FOR ESTAB-
GRADING AND IMPROVING OF MEL
SON AVENUE BETWEEN AMBER
son AVENUE AND THE WESTER-
LII BOROOGH LIN u, IN THE BOR-
OUCH OF CLIFFSIDE PARK, AND
FOR PAVING WITH BITUMINOUS
MACADAM THE ROADWAY IN SAID
STREET, FROM CURB LINE TO
CURB LINE, AND FOR THE CON-
STRUCTION OF CONCRETE CURBS
ON EACH SIDE OF SAID STREET.
WHERE SAME DO NOT NOW EX-
IST, AND FOR ORDERING AND IN
STALLING SERVICE CONNECTIONS
WITH THE WATER, GAS AND
SEWER MAINS IN SAID STREET,
AND PROVIDING FOR THE PAY
MENT OF THE COST THEREOF" /"
Approved August 10. 1925.
BE 1T ORDAINED, by the Mayor and
Council of the Borough of Cliffside Park
Section ]. That there is hereby appro-
priated in addition to the sum appropri-
ated in the ordinance to which this is a
supplement the further sum of seven
hundred dollars ($700.00) or so much
thereof as may be necessary to pay the
cost of the improvement provided in the
ordinance to which this Is a supplement,
which sum shall be raised by the issuance
of temporary improvement bonds or
notes. from time to time. as may be re-
quired, in an amount not exceeding said
sum of seven hundred dollars (S700. 00)
pursuant to the provisions of Section 10
OF Chapter 252 of the Laws of 1916 of
New Jersey, as amended. which bonds or
notes shall bear interest at d rate not to
exceed six per centum (695) per annum.
Palisadian., 1925-12-25
BERGEN COUNTY COMMON PLEAS
COURT

Larkin Lumber Company, a corporation,
VS.. John b. Dunn and Catherine Dunn.
Fl. ia. Execution on Docketed Judg-
ment. Returnable December %, A. d.
1926.
BY virtue of the above stated writ to
me directed and delivered, l have levied
upon and will expose for sale at public
vendue at the Sheriff's Office in the viii
lage of Hackensack, on
Wednesday, January IS, 1926,
at two O'Clock in the afternoon, all that
certain lot, tract- or parcel -of~l11ld and
premises, hereinafter particularly de-
scribed, situate, lying and being in the
Borough of Ridgefeld. in the County of
Bergen and State of New Jersey. shown
and designated on a Map entitled Sec
ton Two, Palisade, Property of Hudson
River Realty Co, Bergen County. N j."
made by Paul McLoud. Civil Engineer
and Surveyor, filed in the office of the
Clerk of Bergen County on December a.
1906, as Map No. 936. as Lot numbered
Sixteen (16), in Block numbered Eight
cen QS).
Together with all and singular the
rights, liberties, privileges, hereditaments
and appurtenances thereunto belonging
or in anywise appertaining be sold, to
pay and satisfy in the first place unto
the said complainant, the sum of $500 90,
with lawful interest thereon.
GEORGE p. NIMBO.
Sheriff.
Ber Eve Rcd -Palsd'n
Dec. 1623-30-Jan Fees $15.96
Palisadian., 1925-12-25
Notice to Contractors

Sealed proposals win be received by
the Public Works Committee of the
Board of Freeholders of the County OF
Bergen at the office OF the Clerk OF the
Board Hackensaek N. j., on Wednesday,
December 23rd at $50 A. M. for the ex-
tension of culvert on Central Boulevard.
Borough Of Fort Lee, N. ].
Specifications may be seen and forms
of proposals obtained at the office of the
County Engineer, Court House, Hacken-
sack, N. j., or copies procured on de-
post OF $1,000.
The bidders name must appear on the
envelope and failure TO comply Herewith
may cause the rejection of the bid.
All proposals must be accompanied by
a certified check for ten per cent OF the
amount bid payable to the order OF the
County of Bergen.
The bidder must accompany his bid
with a certificate from a surety company
acceptable to the Board OF Freeholders
that such surety company win provide
the bidder with bond as Is required in
said specifications.
Each bid must be enclosed in a Sc
curely sealed envelope and endorsed:
Proposal for the extension OF culvert on
Central Boulevard, Borough OF Fort Lee.
N. j."
The right to reject any or all bids for
any cause whatsoever rs hereby re-
served.
EDISON B. GORHAM.
Chairman, Pubic Works Committee
Jas. M. Harkness, Clerk.
Palisadian., 1925-12-25

All other matters in respect to such tenn
porary bonds or notes shall be deter
mined by the Mayor, Borough Collector
and Borough Clerk. who are hereby au-
thoriZed to execute and issue said tenn
porary bonds or notes.
Section 2. This ordinance shall take ef-
feet upon its publication and as required
by law. ARTHUR II. ABRAMS,
Borough Clerk
Palisadian., 1925-12-25
STATE OF NEW JERSEY
DEPARTMENT OF BANKING AND
INSURANCE


WHEREAS, The CLIFFSIDE PARK
TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST CON-
PANY Of the Borough of Cliffside Park
in the County of Bergen has complied
with all the provisions of an act of the
Legislature of this State. entitled IAN
Act concerning trust companies (Revsion
of 1S99).' approved March "a, 1899, and
the supplements thereto and acts amend
atory thereof, required to be complied
with before receiving authority to COM
mence business; therefore
/. EDWARD MAXSON, Commissioner
of Banking and Insurance of the State OF
New Jersey. do hereby certify that the
said CL1FFSIDE PARK TITLE GUAR
ANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY is duly
and legally organized under said act as a
trust company, and authorized to trans
act business as such in this State.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. have here
unto set my hand and affixed my official
seal, at Trenton, this 18th day of Decem-
ber, A. ID. 1925.
EDWARD MANSON.
Commissioner of Banking and Insurance.
I2-1S-4t
Palisadian., 1925-12-25
Bergen County Common Pleas
Court.

Grantwood Moulding & Trim Co, a Cor
porauon OF New Jersey. VS.. Joseph
able December %. A. ID. 1925.
G. Edward Stewart, Atty.
By virtue of the above stated writ TO
me directed and delivered, have levied
vendue at the Sheriff's office, in the viii
lage of Hackensack, on
Wednesday, January 6, 1926,
at aieb two t,t CLOCK IN the atternoon noon al the
also known as Joseph Amann, in and to
all those certain lots, tracts or parcels
OF land and premises, situate, lying and
being in the Borough of Cliffside Park
In the County OF Bergen and State of
New Jersey, which on certain map en-
titled Map No. 4 formerly designated
Walker, cHffside Park. Bergen County.
N. j., Alfred w. Williams, c. e and Sur
veyor, Hackensack, 1900, and filed in the
office of the Clerk of the County of Ber-
laid down on said map as lots numbered
ninety-one (9D and ninety-two 1929 in
block numbered nineteen 19) fronting
and facing on the westerly side or line OF
Second Street as shown on said map
each lot being twenty-five (25) feet wide
in front and rear and one hundred q00)
feet deep on each side as by reference to
said map will more fully appear.
Said premises being known by the
house numbers 3lS-3l5 Second Street,
Cliffsde Park New Jersey.
Subject to any and all taxes, assess
ments and uncanceled sales therefor and
any and all mortgages.
Together with all and singular the
rights, liberties. privileges, hereditaments
and appurtenanees thereunto belonging
or in anywise appertaining be sold to
pay and satisfy in the first place unto
the said complainant the sum OF S99.63,
with lawful interest thereon.
GEORGE p. NIMMO.
Sheriff.
Ber Eve Rcd Palidn
Dec. 9-16-23- -30-Fees $22.6S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
RUBBER STOCKS
OPEN HIGH
Reflect improved Conditions
OF Commodity Market
WALL STREET JOURNAL rINAN-
tiAI REVIEW

Wan -"
NEW YORK. May il.-Irying
Fishers weekly index showed COM
modify prices were again ON tho
upgrade. standing at 1863. against
i5ti n week ago,
A reflection OF 1he Improving con-
dltion IN the commodity markets
was particularly found In the rub
bcr shares A. tho start ~ the new
week on tho stock exchange. tnit-
Cd states Rubber reached new high
ground Tor the year NJ tsis. re-
spending 10 an advance In erui-
rubber 10 the highest levels in five
years
The rails were frar1i6rsIlv lnvr~
They were affected hy indications OF
tho possibility of ranTiict between
the leading roads over pending cou-
soildati0n projects Baltimore a
Ohio lost = 20 ~ Southern Rail-
way, y. TO sia. and New Haven.
stocks npsHed higher southern
Pacific. i02h. up s studebaker
t5l-. up .. Radio. Ssts. on Z. Con-
Eoiidated Gas. ~ mp =: y. & o. 75.
or c. New Haven. 1ia., or p.
North American. 49tL Southern
Railway. 9its. OF ,. WSHtiuEhouEH.
-. NJ IL Northern Pacific. cii..
Anaconda .gs', up ~ Pan. Amcri-
can II. 5Jis, up = Kelly Tire 1885,,
up - General Motors, 49, Y. s.,
Rubber. tstt. up 4, New York Cen.
trad. ti7t NO = MilllE Overland.
opened. 5000 shares at - 20 ass
up tisW2t.! unltrt states Steel.
iisa w y
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Joe Ga'gylc 1915 18Th e.. Nsld.n,,
1850. 1892 I'm s.
y. T. Owinn. 7sss Franklin sy, ,,,i
dsnee. 5000. 1911 Louise st.
huzh Sanders. 7b7 y. 18TH. residence
ia.3o0; 7s7 y. 18th 81.
Chris InEvsrssu. 72iI a0rl N, w. real.
d.nee. i2.Soo. ssOt 3Uh n. "
~ ?. BIRD. $40 w 77th St. residence
$500; $40 W 18TH at.
A. l.. vsiisna, riI HagIsy ave, resi-.
dencs. $4,000; $40 ". s7th 1T.
G, y. Wells. us w. Comstook, K.r.v.
1900. -fs W. comstock.
Port Of Seattle. 27B1 H. u. ave. offices
$1,000. 2733 n. II. ave.
g. n. Deal 72s ~ r. Er. bldg. resi-.
d,nee. 5000: 1875 Boyer.
Dr. j. W. Bailey. a.i Univ. way, resi-
dsnce. if.iOo, 4f2i 18th ". n
Joseph Hocslsy, 1885 Lstona. residence.
$500. $50 u. T7nd.
John CALDER 2is ". Garfield. residence.
1890. siB W. Garfl.id
H. A. Bak-nhous. sol Crockett st., frame
residence. $500; 40 MoGfaw IT.
@. IT, Dishrow. t273 Firth n. r., fram,
residence. $500; 1887 Pasadena ave.
School Dist. No I, $40 Dexter ave, alter
school $4,000: 1917 Broadway.
School Dist. No. !, $40 Dexter ave, alter
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.chooI. u. Boo. boo 2. olI,s d

school. 1900. 500 r, Olive a.
W. NJ. fundf. 500 Ambassador Apis.
frame residence, 5000. sst Blaine 81.
". \. Baksnhu-. sol Crockett It, frame
residence. ti5oo al hrGraw IT.
H. A. Bakeuhus. sol Crockett st., frame
residence, $500; as McGraw st.
g. c, Ramsey. 1917 Harvard ~, frame
residence. 80, 900: 1885 18Th n.
Anna Schwartz. 80 Third ave. ~. ffAma
bldg. $1,000. poi Elliott W.
J. Omdpls, GIG Laksylew, frame rest
denoc, 81. 900. SO W 18Th,
4. W. Myirolc. 200 Shelby st.. store %
apt. $4,000 $500 Woodland Park ~
G. y. Ernest, tSsl Seventh " e. frame
residence. $500. sfa7 sccond n h.
O y. Ernest. ts2t seventh n, " 'ramc
residence. $1,000; 1911 First N. w.
II. g. Peters. 7gG Third ave, frame rosl-
dcnee, $500 sosl 2ist =. W
q, W. Graft, care architect. apt house.
$4,000; 42O Blanchard 81.
H. g. Peters. T2s Third ave. frame real.
dsncc. $500: ss37 aith T. W
H. q. Peters, 72s Third ave, frame resi-.
dcnce. $500. ssat satin g. W.
n q. Peters, 7ss Third ave, frame resi-
dsnoe, $500; $3.50 2ttn g. w
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Arrivals and Departures

Arrived May iis-Hlr " . kitrsn-
der from Los Angeles via san Francisco
~ AIS a. m ctr Atlantic from Halua
more via ports a. a. NJ ar North
Western from Alaska ~ q nv rir Ca
madam Importer from AHtuefp vie ports
a. a.i5 o. IN. Hu Commercial Trayfi~r
from Nsw ORLEANS via ports ~ Rr m
May ih=str MoEul from n g ports
via Tacoma ~ .. m, str Wiilaoio from
Baitimors via ports ct .. IN. str
Drsshdyk from Rotterdam via ports az
$40 y. m. str Daisy Gray from Har
Francisco At sss .. m. str Dorothy
Alexander from Los Angeles via san
FTancisc AZ a M.
saiied-Mhy ii.-str Cordova for
Alaska at noon. str paris Maru tor
Shanghai via ports AZ 10 . m. May 10.
Str Phyllis for Han Francisco via
Rochs Hprbor At Z y m. str Dorothy
Alexander for Vancouver via Sound ports
At p. m. afr Mystic for Vancouver via
Sound ports NJ noon. str CuRrAv 30,
hlAsks az 1870 q m.
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New Corporations

RRtchqllor & Kpeep, Inc w. r.
llntchcllor O, H. itnccn $1,000 90
years Seattle.
Airox Manufacturing Co, j. q, Ryan
W V, ioumans, Il r. Smythc. NJ j.
WlRhtman, so ycnrs, Seattle, $4,000,
Emorwood Panel 4 Ton CO WIN. Sd
lln ~ e. Anderson, seattle, 90 years
Fremont barn Relief association A.
v, wild, r, H. KENNEDY, j. H. Sutton,
v, H. kenncdY r. 3. rnrIa. sonlLls,
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Building Permits

!. Baker. care architect. residences.
1885, 1897 t7th ~ p.
'ailralth q Co. Gni r. r. Ave. bldg.
'agS; 81 X. H. ave
Berg. $50 DibbIs. residence.
"'ss, SOIL Third ave. y. W.
z Berg. $50 DibbIe. residence.
"Aso' 5000 Third ave. y. W
am Hsekmann, sos 2oth p, house.
s'lsss9: 1875 Kin. At.
NHs Millinery Store. 152b-zg Third.
nor. 5000; 1sz0-lz laird ave
20 kseeheo. 1890 18th s.. residence.
1850. 1870 7znd 4
ssrlelu, 1857 Holden. residence,
80 1877 BayyIsu "
rN Ayberg. 1899 Univ. View pI. resi-.
p,,nnes $1,000. 1909 Univ. View pI
,s.s GstrlseA. a8zs 18TH s. Vs., resi-
N,75e. o0zs 18th 4. W.
- Johnston, W. waterway J.. Co,
~, .shse. 1880; 1909 w. Massachu
I; .ssansdy tz7s whitman. residence.
J W., ~. 1853 Warren ave.
- ssnstn, 1903 2tst n. W.. residence.
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Jack" doing THE stretch. "

standing position. From this posi-.
ton slowly spread your arms. keep,
Ing them level with each other uu.
al the dog Is stretched out as pie.
tured In this article.
You must realize that this trick
requires strength on the part OF the
dog, II must be done slowly, 80 as
not 20 strain his back and cause
him 10 fall.
10 complete the trick, bring his
front feet back slowly toward his
hind feet and raise his front quar-.
ters until he occupies sitting posi-.
ton on your right hand.
Copyright 1895 - E, A. Service, Inr }
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FEED PRICES IN
PRICE CLIMB
Flour Advances; Poultry
Market Firmer

4 sharp Increase was reported on
Eraiua and feeds on the local mar
kst Monday, Flour advanced zoe to
1870 Tor local blends. All reed
prices, both dairy aud poultry, adj.
thucrd from tt 20 81
The poultry market was frmet
Monday
The egg market was unchanged.
with a fair demand sud ro1urtion
failing off slightly There u active
iradtuEu ia prucrrHcd eggs on TIA
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WHOLESALE flour. GRAIN. FEED
onatation- ny Fisher Flourinx Mills
HAY
Quotations by w. n. Jshn q %.
VEGETABLES

rriors Paid wholesale Dealers
Quotstions by Picncer Fruit q rroduos
Co.
Ths prices givsn are those made to
| retain dealers By Wholesalers with q
Few seasonal exceptions. prices 70 pro-
dsc~rs can he figured by deduoting the
cost OF transportation TO Seattle ana
approximately is per cent Tor hauling,
storage and selling costD
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CAdvertiscmentJ

Pro-, tNuVertiscment)
S,n s Of Supplies ana Accounts.
ns,h ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. u. g.
ior A. clock @. IN, May 20. 1926,
sihdoe, Nsrihg boiler ghsEets.
yla,s phte and On-scattcfabIe
and ifansitr relay panel. copper
pas.t ~ tubing 10 the Navy Yard.
Dotals ,o " wash. Apply for pro-
Isrd pn.lhe supply officer. Navy
Bureau sst sound, Wash, or to the
cHApi ~ nlpplies and Accounts.
Wal N 70 NORRIS. Paymaster Cen
- " lhe NAVY. s.2.25
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MOND
NAY II

iirst Low Iids
.le a. a. "a 81 H..
t1rst Hikh Tide
.S3.. o. M III a.
-~consi Low Itus
.lssSa pm az a.
second High Tide
.fBs p N ia n.
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ia loo. 1o11 Elshth \ w.

$500: a0ii Eighth y. W.
". c. Hsnman. i3i7 18th ", residence,
5000. 1913 18th n.
D. c. Porter. $500 Keystone pi.. residence.
$500. 70fs Fifth y W.
I. -. Drury. si2 Second ave. residences.
5000. 1871 2Tth ave,
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ShipNews
Tides in Seattle
1t EsDtH
A. -

NHEFN
NAY ~
I1rst tos TIDE
1 80 a. IN SO H.
f1rrt High TIDE
l4gf a. m iss ~
second Low lido
ist1 b IN - . q.
-ecpnd High tid"
1aeE .. m. ig,f T.
.
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TODAY's new trick Is called the
l. stretch, You viii have dlffi,
Guilty In teaching tho dog the trick.
as he viii have trouble keeping his
feet whore you place them
rincc tho dog In sitting position
on your right hand. Extend your
left hand so that hib front feet can
be placed In the center OF your left
hand
Now have him rise 20 a natural
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DAIHr rHopuCTS
ouotations by Ferry Brc>,


rr'ees rsid shippers. City delivery.
rr'e~s In eeuntry. cases rrturusd 70 iess
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SHiNGIE MARkET
Quotations by West Coast Lumbermen's
Associatinnl
FIRST GRADES
Per Square Per NJ
SECOND GRADES

Standard Stock Per Square Per NJ.
Common Stars, Ga. $3.50 .s5-I 90
Common stars, 3d.. .72- IS s0-i.1o
Common Clears .... 120-l7s I.50-I 60
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BUTTER AND cUEEsn
rI,.. r.td Ntloi<sst, nsslefs
LIVESTOCK

oussstisns at UnIsn stack YaxaA
U~rsipts llt cattle, 7io heE2.
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Owen 600 pieces of fine Bedroom Dining
" continued patterns offered at sweeping price reductions Every piece of
LIBERAL CREDl-EASf TERMS small delivers
Arizona state miner., 1925-07-25
Current Comment

} eral at time when postage rates
are going up.
This Office has perfect mechanical
equipment for all kinds of CONNER
clal printing and is just now com
| pletlng several large orders for the
| Wlckenburg Grammar and High
| Schools. Let us bid on your work
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Two Mexicans held up driver of
the Arizona Packing House Tuesday
! night near Cactus.
The monkey trial at Dayton, Ten
nessee, has ended. The school tea
cher was found guilty of teaching that
man descended from monkey. He
was fined $100 but appealed his case
to higher monkey tribunal where
he thinks a higher order of monks
may vindicate him.
Young Hsu, former Chinese ruler.
is an exile from China and enroute
to America. The general sentiment
of the nation is that he has sold out
the Chinese government to the Japs
for million dollars. Three attempts
nave been made to assassinate him.
Two Nogales twin sisters married
two Tombstone brothers yesterday.
Looks like the next campaign will
see hot old time in the South and
West between Ku Kluxers, Mormons
law enforcement league and Protest
ants on one side and the knights of
Columbus and Catholics on the other.
Looks like repetition of the little
red school house and A. P. A. move
ment of 40 years ago.
France claims to have found veil
ed threat Of hostility on second of
the late German document wherein
Berlln's reference to disarmament
foreshadows possible attempt to
evade the Versailles Treaty. If there
is anything either of these two smoul-
dering belligerents won't evade, it
will be because the rest of the world
will force the issue.
Two million workers in essential
industries Of England will join one
million miners in a strike about July
31st. This seems to be the present
solution of the coal crisis. The usual
exploitation of the masses who need
fuel this winter is the cause.
Arizona state miner., 1925-07-25
EVEN THOUGH SORRY HE LAUGH
INGLY PAID HIS FINE

Clarence Darrow, master mind of
American legal monks, was fined for
contempt for monkeying with the
court at Dayton Monday, during the
monkey evolution trial. The court
evidently didn't like to be termed
either a monkey or descendant of
monkeys, even if Darrow could prove
it; so fine was imposed to stop
further monkeying with His Honor.
But blood is thicker than water and
Darrow smilingly paid the fine, "sorry
that he had included the court among
his 1ong-tailed kinsfolk," promising to
do so no more-even if the trial de-
cided His Honor descendant of the
monkey race.
Arizona state miner., 1925-07-25
PEOPLE WITH BRAINS BARRED


It's so hot down here I'm about
baked. If was sure Bill Puts seek
ond hand ford would stand the trip
I'd come up ter Prescott ter cool my
brains out I guess though if / had
any brains I'd come up anyway, SO
mebby there's no use after all. The
people down at Phoenix and around
Five Pints where Bushwa Watson
lives are a good deal hotter than
what us Hog Clubbers is. Folkses
ort ter draw line runnin' blumb
acrost the state in sort of galley
west direction, crossin' just south of
Prescott and not allow no state Of
ficials er other folkses what's sup
posed to have brains, south of that
line until after Dog Days is over
Yavapai Ike.
Arizona state miner., 1925-07-25

Yavapai Ike, eating with Leo Wea-
yer at a tourist cafe in Prescott dur
ing Frontier Days, got his check, and,
as he paid it, remarked: Bread and
meat must be kind o. scarce around
Prescott?"
ooh, MOI" said the waiter, "but
tourists are"
Arizona state miner., 1925-07-25
Abundant Water for
Ranch and Homestead

The No. WITTE PUMP OUTFIT III wITTE
Throing
inch guaranteed Betinget Lacng5 lbs Cup Crease Pliers
adjustable back tight
puleys inches da2 in eight turn of adjustment
meshspecial
to
life
Hardwood ptman alignment
bore-3 strokes
included pounds
This complete $685. F. @. City, Mo.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-20

On Thanksgiving the society sent out eight dinners and IS baskets of fruit. On Christmas an entertain ment was given at the town home and each person living there was re- memhered with a gift. Candy and oranges wero sent to the children at the Klingborg home, to those at tho home for blind babies in Farmlngton and to the City Mission.
 Last winter coal was furnished to two families and milk now Is being supplied daily to five families. The society now owns S2 wheel chairs which are in use constantly, as are the sick room supplies,
 The layette committee gave out four outfits; 75O oranges were ds- tributed among patients at the New Britain general hospital, more than 500 used garments and countless 'made-over" pieces were sent out to ueedy families.
 The birthday committee sent 1Gl .arls to elderly people. Flowers were sent to l6S sick and shut-ins. Each child at the Newington home for cripplcs was remembered with a birthday gift, 2S needy cases were reported to the society, investigated and assistance given where needed,
 At various times throughout the year gifts of money were made to the Travellers Aid society the Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Seaside sanita- Hum, Day Nursery, Tuberculosis Re-
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vlded q dinner for family, includ- ing seven children, and sent IT pairs of bed shoes to the children at the home for blind babies.
 The founding of a free bed fund at the New Britain General hospital Is the latest project of the society and is meeting with enthusiastic support. At present the fund set aside for that purpose will guaran- tee a free bed for eight weeks in tho year, As it is possible#to add to the fund the bed will be free for longer time.
 The members of the society have been divided into 12 groups and 1t Is the aim of these groups to raise as much money as possible during the year to be devoted to this pur- pose,
 One of these groups. headed by Mrs John Pinches. Mrs. Pardon c. Hickey, Mrs. George Caldwell, Mrs. George w. Corbin, Mrs, Walter At