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THE BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY. MAY 23. 1912. Nebraska HEM OVERCOMES TROUBLE AiUind Den tilt Practice with Both Left Amputated. . BX AISO 'IS EXPERT HUNTXR EaglaeeV (taken tU'lO Man Trip ta Br Ceaatr ta Esaaata ! a aaaaa Stat Ala at " ; Ballrtla laai From Staff tom State 1M rHs (n , Ballrtla haaca. - ' r"ronv Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN'.. Neb., May &-8weUl.V-A. L. Henry of Aihland t tn meet ra tpecti tha mom Interesting personality attending the convention of tha State Dental association, now la session la this city. Mr, Her? baa not hlegs ampu tate clnaa to . his body, yet ha la on of tae moat successful of tha praftlctnc dentists of ths aula, bavins takes up tha study at dentistry and perfecting himself In bht nroftsskm attar tha mlt firtuna which cost htm hia Umba. air. Henry la not only an object lesson to other In tha matter of fitting hlmaalt for Ufa wort after meeting with mis fortune but nertoaslly la a atlll areatar one. There la no mora happy or con genial man Is tha fathering than ha and he permit no on to (et mora plaasur out of lire than himaelf. In addition to at ten 11nc ta hi work, h treat!? enjoy both hunting and flahinf and when be gets. Into a blind does not take a back eat for. any of them tn getting ducki and geese. : Haali Pleeea's Flight. A homing pigeon stopped for a real thl morning on the window sill of the aupreme court room at tha Capitol It has a tag on its left leg but no on could get near enough to tha bird to ascertain what the Inscription was. Tha bird wa a young on and when it stopped was evidently well tired out for it sprawled out over tha window ledge and appeared to b enjoying the relief from flight. After a llttl avr an hour tha bird flaw UP to th cornice of tha eanltol. took a aurve A the MyMnr -tA ,).. .Mul I ut to tha eastward. Dorian Exaaalnatiaae. board of secret art a of th board of health today Is conducting aa exam ination for license i ta practice medicine In this state. Fifty-six are taxing tha ex amination, among them being two wo men and three colored men. The town of Mitchell hast sent In for reflstry 111.900 of sewer bonds. - Robert ta Boyd Caaxtty, Engineer Roberts of th board nf Irri gation and highway has gon to Holt and Boyd counties to examine Into th Pro.nosed atate aid bridge over the Nle brara river, between th town counties, Holt county objected to-the location af te th matter had all been srranged and the department requeued th people to get up petition favoring the respective lite. These have bean circulated and th department wilt now decide what to lo shout th bridge. Th city of Wayne ha appealed fiom 1 verdict Of SMS damages awarded Maggie C. Warner, who fell on a sidewalk al leged to have been defective. or w nriiu. yi i n . . line v Mrwwkma sow appeal from a verdict of t&t aa damages by Buy Vincent, a boy wham U tan down with an automobile. - breaking hie Jaw. Th boy vaa making aa effort to. ct to On-circus ground at th tlm and, th roadway was crowded. , Willis, among Mhef defense Ma up that ha paid the toy's father l la settlement of the dam Ige ttalm. . . Or. Wlnnett of the railway oommls on wtll go to Cambridge Thursday ti. lear testimony In th somplalnt brought ty tha resident of that town concerning' tit depot fadlitlea and also th request list th Burlington . read to forced to Nop tts through train at that town. Semseer Laic Frvblewt. Complaint has been made to Oam War- ten Millar that th Seymour Lake Coun ry club prevents others than member if the club from fishing In the lake, si eging tha water Is privet property. Mr Killer contend! that under the law the tke being more than ten acres In sl ant and be Ins raarhed bv a nubile hirh. ray It is not private property and that rstn who can get to or on -th lax rlthout eroaslng private property have t tfht to fish therein. Auditor Barton goes, to Campbell to liver a commencement address Friday Santa- and th following evening will aldreea the Alumni association of the lurora High school. Decoration day h rUI speak at Button. ' ' Wllsoa Makes laasectloa. Dr. Wilson. Inspector ot tlx tub loard' of Health, at the request of th loard of Public Land . and Buildings, tsltad th Boy' Industrial school at .earner. ' Ha found th plumbing In two f th building in bad ihape and sani ry conditions unsatisfactory for khat eason. H fears that unjes something I dona to remedy matter there may be n outbreak of typhoid. The board ha tatsrlal to put in new plumbing, out t hort of fund to do the work, but In all VmnCr: No room woman, ta th Joy of wminf motherhood, should elect 0 prepare her system for the pays. al ordeal aba Jg to undergo. Th fcalta of both herself tnd tie coming tild depends largely upon the) car b txatows apoa bamlf during tie rsJUfiff months." Mother's rriend re pares the expectant mother's tya. im tor th coming (Tent, and Its as takes her comfortable during; all tha no. It work with and for nature, nd by gradually expanding all U aes, mete lea gad tendons. Involved, nd keeping; th breuu la good con Won. bringg tfca woaixa to tha crtils 1 splendid phy'tcaj condition. Tim kby, too. Is mors apt to bo perfect and tron; where th mother has thus repared herself for nature's auction. Ko better advice could ha Ten a Toons; expectant nether thai aat lbs tus Mother's rriend; it is ledlcina that bag proven its Talus) thousands of rd Uat MlTIIEBf5 SKi fUrfre. Mf RIENn ok tor expect- nt mothers which eon tains soeh aloable information, and many gcua gwUoasi of a helpful aatura. KUOnOD IXCDUTOICO.. Alaxwa. Gs ' Nebraska " j1 probaotllty. will eecids to do the work and permit a deftelb la th fund of tb Institution be provided tor by the next legtslsture. " The report of 'Oil Inspector Huaenetter for the month et April snows receipts ot M.ia.a7 and expene e l .Mk ' ' Egg alletla. 1 r . Niels P. Hanaan. food eatnmistloner, has laaued th following bulletin: Bad eggs are beginning to appear on the market. Money paid for bad egg la a total loss. Thia loss must be charged up to the goo degga. Farmer must de liver good egg to th dealer- The dealer mutt candle his eggs and stop buying rotten egg. The farmer stands tha ioas In bad eggs. Gather eggs every day sad keep hi a cool place. Keep all little, dirty and questionable eggs for iiome, use. Separate male birda from flock aa aeon aa batching season la aver. Section MCI of the law forbids the sale of rottea eggs. H. J. Walla, who said h hailed from Omaha, ax plained to Folic Judge Futler ton that ba got drunk because -he "bad a Utile changa.'' Evidently kt required about ail Ma changa to buy the Jag for b did not have enough money left to pay a fine. ' Yevlc Man Tap Market. C. Beaver of Tork has Just returned from Chicago, where he marketed fifty one bead of cattle, which topped th mar. ket, bringing .) per hundred. He bought the cattle tram the Texas range and ted them seven months, realising a profit of Km They averaged tl.Sx pounds when a purchased them and 1,(3) when sold. ' Gaa Mea Meetlag. Sixty-five men representing gas com. psnles la Nebraska. Iowa. South Dakota and Illinois met tn convention here today They were welcomed to th city by Act ing Mayor Pratt and a W. Clabaugh of Omaha, the president of th association responded, tn his annual adores. Presi dent Clabaugh spoks of th general agita tion for cheaper gas in practically ill municipalities and said it was largely due ta a misconception on tha part of th public as to the profits ot the buspes nd asserted th Pubuo. was wrong U thinking that tha gas business was a natural gold mine. H advlBsd manager of companies to be la readiness whan challenged t show Just what the profits wer and advocated co-operation with municipal authorities Instead of coustant contention. The expressed opinion of those attending the meeting was that tli best result to th companies oou4 b derived by selling gaa as cheaply- as pea thl and on a smstl margin of profit but thereby largely Increasing ths number of consumers and the freedom with which It Is used. Crawford Kennedy of th local company I the major domo or th gathering and sees to It that the visitors have a good rime. Burlington, la.. Is after tha aext convention. - . Following the president's address and report by th secretary and treasurer the nominating committee mads a report which virtually elected tha following men t the various offices of the association. President. C. W. Fair of Wsbster City, la.; first vie president, B. -C. Adam of Lincoln; second vies president, H. C. Blackwell of Davenport, la.; escretary treasurer, d. F. Vincent of Dee Moines, la, and council, J. O. Gray of Omaha, F. Msple of oBone, la.; A. W. Borden of Hastings, Nab, and E. M. Walker of Clinton, la, . Mrs. Avery's Mather Peed. Mrs. W. P.-Bennett, another- of Mr. Samuel ' Avery, glad Vat r'a. M. today. Mrs. Bennett cams to this ctty two week ago to visit her daughter and wag taken Ick. Chancellor Avery aad Mrs. A vary accompanied the body to Crete, where It will be Interred, th leaves four ehtldres. Mr. Avery, Mrs. J. E. Taylor, Paul Bennett and Prof. John N. Beaaatt ot Crete. f . Th city water department la again in trouble. Th hot, dry weather of u last even day has crested a great demand for water for gardens and laws Th well have ample capacity, "but th distributing aysttm Is unequal-to tha daman da ma do upon it. If this is true now people art wondering what 4rlU happen when It really gets hot. , , MINDEN WANTS NEW RAILROAD STATION -MIKDEN. Neb., Msy Xt-(peclal. Th city council met tn regular session snd discussed the, passage ot a spaed ordinance for the regulation at trains through ths city Hmlta Tha matter ot a more commodious depot was also taken up and dlsraisMd, Th ctty attorney bed been Inatrueted to commence proper pro ceedings before the Bute Railway com mission, to be satiated by the attorney for the Commercial club, compelling the construction of a now depot la place of th tneommodlous one bow la place. riaaa at Twelve at Caeabridg. CAMBRIDGE. Neb.. May ti.-( Special. ) -The baoealaurate service for th school year which' close May M was held at the First Congregational church, on Sun day evening. The Sermon was delivered by Rev. William P. Kelts before a large audience. A class of twelve will be graduated' en Friday evening of this week. The list follows:, Anna Adeline Gallagher. Blanche Remona ShiffleH. Lolo Loerena Rockwell. Ethlrne May Druae, Bertha V. Thumaa. Minn! Krts melmeyer. Agnes R. Hougnon. James Blaine Showalter, John William Tren chant. Charlea E. Lockenour, Harry R. Babbitt Albert Leroy Cecil. Alaeaal Baaeaet at rmlrbary. FAIRBURT. Neb.. May B. (tlpacial.i Th annual alumni banquet of th Fair bury High school was held la the Marvi Etta hotel Tuesday evening, which was largely attended by th alumni members of th Falrbury schools A reosptioa wss tendered to the class f ISIS ia the cor ridors of the hotel. A splendid program waa given. Frank L. Raia acting as toastmaster. After the benouet th ex ecutive committee elected th following officers for UU; President.. Theodore: Shaffer; vice president, Edward Good rich: secretary, PVwaa Converse; treas urer, Lloyd Taylor. Wlaetde WIU Have Ball Tea. WINalDB, Neb.. May Zl8peclaX- j Wlnetd expect to open the bast ball season May St It was thought tor sum tuna that Winaids would not have a ball in uua oa account at not being able to secure grounds, but L. & Need ram ot tins place donated tb grounds aad a An grand stand Is swing erected. A. W. Stocfcham want to Omaha Satur day and tlgned up Dick Kennedy for backstop and J. r. Kelly to bold down third bet. Wmald was recognised a having the fastest ball team la aortneast Nebraska ktet year. It wishes to keep ap it rapatatita and at looking for tw good prtehera. Th Persistent aad Judictoua Use f Newspaper AavwrtlglBa; tt th Road to 1 ' Nebraska Two Newman Grove High School Cadets . Are, Drowned NEWMAN GROVE. Neb.. May 9.- (Special.) Lee Ttnckom and Edwin Olson, two high school boys, wsre drowned yesterday afternoon in Loup river near Geneva at the camp ot the Newman Grove High school cadets Tuesday afternoon a halt dosen of the boys went In swimming In th Loup river. Among them were Olson and Tmckom. neither ot whom could awim. They scrambled onto a raft which. In some manner, was overturned and the two lada ware thrown into th stream. Th awlft and treacherous current swout both ot them out ot tight almost before their companion realised what had hap pened. - Olam Of t lea and Donald Hlnman la their efforts to save Olson and Tlnckom e ere so nearly drowned that medical as- Ittanc with difficulty resuscitated them. Newman Grove friends of Olson and Tlnckom were Immediately notified of the accident and, together with a large fcrec ot mea from Genoa, they dragged the liver for the holies. That ot Tlncko was recovered about an hour after, th drowning. Notes of Beatrice v and Gage County BEATRICE, Neb, May JS. -(Special. V- TUe Blue Springs Telephone company has uurclweed the property of the Lincoln Telegraph snd Telephone company at that place and will assume control of the same about July L The company content plate making many Improvements In the plant within the next few month. Chief ot Police McGIrr yesterday In vestigated the msej dog situation tn Glsnover and learned that ths dog show Ing symptom ot th disease hsd either bean killed of tied up. At a meeting ot the Joint committee from th Grand Army of tha Republic th Woman's Relief Corps and ths Span ish American war veterans yesterday pre liminary Step wer taf n for th proper observation of Decoration day la this city. General L. W. Colby waa selected to make tha Memorial day address. Mrs. E. C. Elliott, tn old resident of Blue Bprlags, passed awsy st th age of il years. Tuberculosa was ths cause of death. 8 ha leave a husband and one child. Tb local drugglets held a well attended meeting yesterday and made plans tor the state meeting of druggists to be held her June U, 11 and it Tb report, which com In from over th stat. Indi cate that th meeting will be well at tended. Everttt Gesssll, who has been employed ta the office ot Swift Co. at thl point for torn time, has been promoted to th position of manager of tha com pany's branch house at Marahanltown. Ia. Everttt Gesssll, who has been employed in the offices of Swift A Co. at this point for some time, ha been promoted to th position of manager of tha com pany's branch house at Marehhltown, la. Richard Forchy pf Kansas City, super. Intendent ot buildings for tb government. In this district, and E. -H. i Toomay. tuptrvtalns; architect, wer her yester day snd inspected th postoffle build ing. They arranged for the completion ot the work oa the struct ur with la th next few days. , o GOES TO SLEEP ON WALK; IS ROBBED OF CLOTHES la .the future when aoha Low back, a Russian living In Florence, purchase a new suit ot clothes h will not wear It when On a spree. ' He purchased the ult Saturday' night and while drunk Sunday, laid down upon the sidewalk, snd went to deep. When he awok Monday morning the eoat and truer wer gone, aa waa a watch. He was left with only his underclothes, shoe, vest and shirt. ' He managed to get home and later notified the police. He does not remember where he took ' hi nap. . . . J THE FINEST BEER EVER BREWED ft The sturdy Germans' drink the. wholesome, tunpie road to health is today being followed, more and more, in the typical American Home. Thos who know good beer and observe its value in dietetics accord their best praise to Blatz and include a case in their household supplies a a matter -of course. BLATZ COMPANY ' 802-8 lO Douglas St, Omaha. Neb. . Phom,, DomgUM $662 . , .' ALWAYS THE 5AME GOOD OLD (AFFAIRS ATJOUTH OMAHA Three Toons; Bluff. Boy. Cross Hirer to Steal Pig. WASTED SOMETHING FOE PET All Blda Reevlvea tor F.reetlea of roar-Roena Addtttaa ta Com gaa Srboai Re-Jewtea aaa Reaa- vertlaeaeeat Ordered. Robert Ssndwtll. aged IS years: Robert Pace, aged 17 years; Walter Royoe. aged IS years, all three from Bluff City, crav ing for something to fondle snd lavish their youthful affections oa, came aero the river yesterday evening and ap propriated a MO-pound hog at the V'tlon Stock yards Special Officer Bill Parker of th yards Intercepted the sentimental three before they had left the confines of ths stock yard -and took them, pig and all, to ths police station, where Probation Officer Paul MacAuiey and Desk Ser geant Billy C'jrrlgen administered the third degree. Between sobs the trio told of their longing for "a little pig, a lamb ot some thing to pet." They told how they had left their homes to come to th Union Stock yards, where they expected to coax the desired pat out of th possession of some big) hearted etorkman. . Late in the evening th boys mustered up courage sufficient to ask one of the yard driv er for a little pig. The man, according to the three lads, told them to help themselves. They tailed t see tae Joke and cornered the hog. Special Officer Parker was ot the opin ion that soma one had hoaxed (he lada and Probation Officer Paul MacAuiey after some salutary advlc snd warnings dlsmlased the three boy to th homes Bandwlll lives at too South Twenty-third street, Pace at Fifth avenue tnd Twenty second and Royce at Twenty-sixth and Broadway, Council Bluffs. All Blda Rejected. All bids previously received tor the erection of a four-room addition to Cor- rlgtn school war rejected at a meeting of ths-school board last night. A read vertlsement of the proposed improvement waa ordered and new bids invited. An old claim of Baxter and Van Dusen and H. B. Fleaharty, attorneys. for aervtc rendered the school dutrtct some flva years ago waa referred to th claim committee with power to act. Then being no new name tuggestsd ths old examining board consisting ot Meadsmes William Brsnnsa aad Josephine Carroll, wer re-elected to aervs for th ensuing year. Superin tendent ot Instruction N. M. Graham, is an tx-offlco member of the examining board. The school board will meet again on June 1 Start laelaerater Plaat. Bob Hall and a craw of his stalwarts aaalsted yesterday In driving th fir.i pile for th big Incinerator plant to be erected In the north end ot th Union Stock Tarda district. Th plant Is Ing built to do away with th largt amount of offal and refuse accruing within the confines ot the yards Th Incineration of what ha been termed the tlneet fertiliser within .he confine of Nebraska It deplored by atny, of th tgrlculturlttt of the state who mads efforts to Interest the farmers In the use of fertiliser. General Mantuter E. A. Buckingham ot tha yards hat even gont to tht txtent of getting special rata from th railroad companies tor tha heal ing of fertiliser" to the farming dlatiirt. The rate however wer prohibitive ftom the farmart viewpoint and the yard com pany was compelled to dispose of h refute by1 means ot aa Incinerator. . The plant will be Ihret ttorlea hljlt and will be constructed of reinforced concrete. It will eoat la the neighborhood of I3&.000 and will ba completed by Sep tember. Beal Asanas Chars. City Engineer Herman Beal assumed charge of the city englnetr'i office yes terday afternoon. Engineer Beal an iiounced that Jay Letter would be hi tsslstsnt Further change In th oftlc are scheduled for June 1. The fire and police board will meet this morning at o'clock to hear pro last tnd attend to other business . - Hearing Postponed. Because of tha absence of witnesses the Fire and Polio Commissioner al a meet ing held this morning postponed th hear- idea of food and I jlng of protests against th granting of ; licenses for saloon located at Twenty eighth and R streets tnd Thirty-third tnd K streets Subpoena were ordered for witnesses to appear Friday morning at e clock and Friday afternoon at t o clock. Msaer City Swaalp. For phonographs and records John Hoffman ISJ a at St. Order delivered. Pboae South a. Mrs. J XV. Moo rehouse of Tork Is th guest ot Mrs. J. M. Henry, thl week Mr. snd Mrs F. A. Creeaey left re terdsy for Falrbury, where they will visit with their son, Ralph Creesey. Mr F. Fluor. Ml North Nineteenth street will be hastes for Houth OmsAs, grove No. 1. Woodmen circle, this af ternoon, Mr. C. H. Conk. 'formerly a resident ot Soutl Oman Nil now living at Salen. Ia.. t th guest of Mr. and Mr. W. W. Fisher. , The dinner to hsv been given bv -he ladle of the First christian church day st the Toung Men's Christian as sociation building, baa beta postponed. The ladle of the First Methodist church will he entertained tt t ken Mngton tea at the home of Mrs C. C. Host. SS14 B street. Thursday afternoon at I o cIook. A cordial invitation la extended to all members and friends. Ira B. Knight was operated on for append. cltla Monday at his home. Has Missouri avenue. Mr. Knight Is now prop rietor of a restaurant at 3711 t street. Prior to thl tlm he waa In the empliy of Swift and Co. He I reported a do ing nicely. The Open Door Almost everybody Is coming to Detroit during Cadlllsqus week, July Hi to 27th. Are you .coming! The doors of the great . Burrought Factory sre slwsys open to visitors. We will have sn extra force of guides for this special gsls week. 8ouv- enlrs for sll out ot town . visitors. UarrreafA Adding Machint Cm, a. W. tPAUtma. teles s.ut. MS Seats ink ttrsst. OaUIU. NtS. Tel Douglas TJH. Adds to the "Lire" of a Car When s car starts out lively In ths morning aad then shows tlgns of sluggishness later In the day. It may be due to poor compression. In thst esss your lubrication probably Is wrong. Use POLARINE OIL snd you will svold two-thirds of ail mo tor troubles. Polsrlne Is the best automo bile oil msde. It gives ths maximum lubrication for the amount used. It Insures the least possible friction snd wear, with full compression and power. It Is carbon-proof. Look tor the fist, convenient csn lust fits In. ths tool bog. Atk your dealer Writ for the Polarise seeUsti free, soet.paia. Standard Oil Company sTesrasaa DON'T PULL OUT THE GRAY HAIRS RESTORE COLOR "Pull out en gray hair snd a dosen will take It place" la tn old saying. which It, to a great extent, true. If no steps are taken to stop the oautt. When gray htlrs appear It Is a sign thst Ka ture needs ssatstene. It la Nature's call for help. Orty hair. dull, lifeless htlr, or hair thst I falling out. It not necessarily a sign of advancing ags. for there are thousand of elderly people with perfect heads of hair without a single streak of fray. Whoa gray hairs cams, or when th hair teems ta be lifeieaa or dead, tome good, retlabi hair-restoring treatment ahould be resorted ta at sac. Specialist say that one of the best preparatlont to I th eld-fashioned "sag tea" which ear grsndparenta used. Ths beet press ra tion of thl kind Is Wyeth's Sag and Sul phur Hair Remedy, a preparation of do mestic sage and sulphur, artcntlficaUly compounded with later discovered heir tonics snd stimulants tht whole mixture being carefully balanced and tested by experts Wyeth's Sag and Sulphur Is clean and wholesome and perfectly harmless. It re fresh dry. parched hair, remove dan druff tnd gradually restore faded or gray hair to Its natural color. Don't delay another minute. Start ualng Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur at one and tee what a differaoe a few days- treat ment will make In your hair. . This preparatloa la offered lo the public at fifty cents a bottle, aad It recom mended tad toM by all druggists. Agent. tUiermaa d atoCMneir Drug Co. Is ipui'Hairf Health, U TP HE color of one's hair C X an tnriirfltinri nf 3 health of the scalp. Thick, W' i glossy hair -with its natural W S .aIa. .1 .1 wiui aim sateen is uic rcsuil ?S of using Q-Ban Hair Restorer. c .... M . This scientific remedy is s restorer of color snd natural brilliance to ths $g hair, and it does it by the sane natural :? method of keeping the scalp in perfect condition, and brines forth that luthirsj brilliancy an-1 beauty which nothing; V hut naruM hnliiiu . Oa knit wM left to IrS, eticta te eeefaf sr tfry cnJ foal rear aTsitsc or ffesttf-Out Cisg Ce.. tfeassa, ret. 5 SPECIAL NOTICE-- A potttl e.rd i passage annua 70a 10 a tenet Of uinttrttew I lecture oa th "Cure and Treatment of H.ir I arwl e.-.lr. ' rKu Umm a,n Af Me,.! & iniormsuotv Be sure to get thtm. ' HESSIG-ELLIS DRUG Memphis, Term. HA m : Best for Iced Tea. The Popular - Summer Beverage - ONE TEASP00NFUL MAKES TWO CUPS J Published by tttm Growers of India Tmm Honk! -Honk! They are V ini, " byseventy five thou sand of them a procesiion . thousands of miles longand all new Fords. Don't watch them go by. ; You'll join the army of the matchless Ford if you but brint, yourself to understand the true economy of this wonderful car. ' All Fords are Model Ts sll alike except th bod lea. The two passenger runabout costs lot the five pissimger touring ear $60 the' delivery car 1700 the town ear f 900 t. o. b. Detroit, completely ' equipped. Oat latest Catalogue from Ford; Motor Com pan y, if lg Hsrney St, Omaha, Neb. . Pbon Douglas 4600. mil. Fast daily train service from Omaha and Council Bluffs to Chicago, via the Chicago & North-. Yestcrn Ry. connecting at the 1 lines for all points East. The Vest of Pullman drawing-room l-I .? 1. 7r . J . oDservaUion, ounce ana library free reclining .coaches and superb dining cars service a carte. , Ticket art (sll CITY TtOKET OmCIt, 1401 aad ItOS Fsrnaas gar OaUMa, NlaU, ' eaa III OOUNCH. I THE TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER ' f 1 the Leading Agricultural Journal of the weet. Its columns are filled with the beet thought of the day la matters pertaining to the farm, the ranch and the orchard, aad It is a factor In the development ot the great HbNsa ar 1 u -.1 is trio Ii. : "V in tack CO. t latter noint with all Everything. sleeping cars, composite i-l ' . ' h il I norary cars Doomovers , chair cars, standard iafcrraatioa ta tptakaoee ta afreet aujers, I ft P' 7 X?k$mZ'-: western country.