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i'naommmlflmm”
ooh-logo's! mm,
mummy. MMMN
at
oral end use or wnter ore vital {oe-
tors which hove a greater eject
figs. paw-d «tho noisy “’1
any of the great industries which
inve- M New“ Crustal:
tin-ought»: the whole county since
the own War. loch step in the
of water odds inpatns to
the ndIustry of agriculture, which at-
to: nulls the foundation of pros-
I'l‘he controls! rivers tor nsllgfitlon
haw ”action. the drainage of-
‘ ‘ lands, the harnessing of
streams for the production
e power; and the use of both
rand underground water for
lyigstion and domestic purposes pre-
‘ that involve on the
r“-
solution 1 these problems is snug
accomplished with amazing rapidity,
largely by private interests working
under wise laws and under effective
Uhpervioion and control led by stole
and federal bodies. ’
- The large irrigsble area in the
Sacramento Valley and the extensive
use '0! ground water for domestic
purposes, public supplies and irrign
«on. led the United States Geologi-
on survey, in cooperation with the
Chlitorniu State Department of En-
glueer’ingnto undertIke on investigw
tion. A prelimlnsry report by Kirk i
3mm; has mt seen isEuIed “by the
Federal Survey as Water Somalia Pu-
perim.’ The Sacramento Vollhy
con-tows (is IpIer cent“ of the s‘gittul-
tumliand of the state.) Only 8.5 not
cent of the area was irrigated in
me, when the investigation was be-
gun, but it is eétini'stgd, that at lenst
76 per cent. or .21 times that area,
will ultimotely be' brought under wa-
ter. 'l‘hes‘e large possibilities have
led to n rapid increase in the num‘
her of irrigation projects and on in-
link of men and capital from other
parts of Colltornia to derive profit
iron the development oi the mmi,
their 'expgctation being- thst the per:
mane'nt' future ,pcpklstion will come
from the IEastJIel'n Istsies motionl Ett-
rope r.-
w'“ "‘- a " him one. .
contrasted wistsrminfsll and s Ebol-
low water table, many iield crops and
tie-entrained plants thrive in this val--
lo) without irrigation Water to not
to necessity for crop growing; but it
makes possible much larger yields,
the cultivation of. crops "v’vith‘ g-lmgh.
an: M; ,
”tendon-IMJ‘
.ihndyethopeculisrsensetheecn-
chasers of such. tracts the advan-
“Hie m meow
murmumumm-
of ground voter. m we: do
velopment. well and 9mm prob-
well water. A copy may ho obtoined
tree on oppliootion to the Director
of the Geological Survey, Washing-
no.1). C. w
The Geologic“ Survey hos also
been engaged for a number ‘0! years
in topographicsily mapping the $30-
the state, the Work now being nearly
”059 W: IMJM w I50
furnished 'i’i‘ee'ol cost tithe Direc-
tor of the Survey.
1
’An i'lNDIAN JOKER.
white msn’ s humor, but one red broth
solemnly sold: :
your living"? '.
simply said: with;
lawyer let the witness go.'
W9
Hummus. -
tryl—WhoI re yo iii
i». sit; (sod iioo'ii,
somewheie."—.—Cdlumhis Jester.
Where was Mogns Ghetto tilled
At the bottom—Princeton Tiger.
age-rat mm” on mu!" m
,2“ SHOW-
t’o mm the min “WW “
rsmento Valley in cooperation with
completed and the mop published. An
index at those hops. showing the.
From animore Coope'r Ind other
authorities we unguided the impres-
sion that the Indian is o Itolid, se-
vere individual. wth‘. .no some oi the
or showed hlml‘elt ditto o civilised
joker the other dor’m the United
States court It st. Poul. lie was a.
witness in n hotly contested cone. and
a lawyer. was otter him in the most
approved styls’to not disotedlt on his
testimony. litter rsppsrentiy scoring
the Indian with“ the owi’ui consequenc-
es which would atoll-ow the slightest
deviation iron": the truth. the ilwyor
“Now, Kiri I wont you totell no the
onset truth. without my shaming or
evasion. I want you to look me some .
in the eye and tclfm how you at
The Indian looked straight at the
lawyer and, with that grove sir {smil-
lsr to all acquainted withxthe M men.
The court room"rosred, and the
New Colonokfseeing' Scottish son-
Hsyho she had them lthied. led
A ;_'“‘ m; I
Donut beikoosinnickohooddlo, it
our! wool; E
m... the w
Yule lips milks o redness-o
_ in,- them every a.
Q pit thy hopplneos the! bowl
is each kiss Iynngov. ’
Mmmdmwt’rdhn’igtifii muchot‘ltulh-
i MWIM to mom
anything"th she gives it 1 ti;
[thinkthebeeotow mph!” on
it wed reed lg every kin you soo-
stow. -
Y9K)!!!” Alfie” got sun isult to
ind mimfaloem I it». and in.
I suppose you will go into tho Mirna
now & try-to rite n balsam
lomiestpoingto doth-tilde
thing, sod Pot-i went‘kovo tour
you had. i! d cuddoslmm 3 better
long-thou toot with o ~mroootor'o
push h my don head i woddont W
torite oncthorlinou looses Hive.
Now you-loot. m 0: osmium I one:
out; 80 Pa wofi doto'iho My. Won
hocolnioutthisis the oonghohodav-
You Need. “s. '
A (sir I blend m widen in o
- ' city for swoy
Wu settling in, her luvly boom dust
at the close or day. .
d: as she sot-there looking in tho Init-
mot hei- 3113” q » . ’i
Asuitor calm to cell who: a ho was
full at mpo.
I luv you madly he declared, I want.
you (or my bride. ‘ .
We two shell kc life's journoywor!
happy. side side. ,
The tolr o. blond m molded looked
upon inst OMMsm
filhlslim plhumnunshodid
hit-tori: oooort:
i
. --t(I3lloruo.)
rm nose to use I no, ’r‘ed‘ros‘e.
Euro mouth'looh like than.” I
o overruling that: thin shun" ‘ " "
liteoryouwuddrinknp.‘ “
I like no my you "to yure 'olothéo,
yuro ohcoo up to mm.
But I don't core id: say bolus .
Wlth hooks as red so lhIoIl.
J
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Howdoyodilksitootlr sed‘Po
“vor- “Glow no this l't’gct with, soil Mo.
Pi-iaondan0mnlon In“ - ithinkitloooholmtoryuntogo&
“mm-h- ' * rite 3 think iiko the: loot to mull: tun
”Shoutnts her eyebrows: .- ,. of my favorite song tho: i was lost
"Well, she has to draw tho :line telling you. Sitnitimoo i wonder it you
hows loot yure sense or humor alto-
‘. tether.
i ll doont know, sod Po. that is the
g .-I\,,.-;A.
"Im‘. .
“my
loomoiycecntnbeltm
- mum‘s I nous ”amounts”.
. in 13-75 llr. Orion non-M ails: Dome
infill
‘ Cspowsll Ear-o Noll company are out
“Lurkmwv
. - “MM
3"” Q
m... “was...
we
mulfis'
" well.
- e was
i
This is the land where hots should
yh", .. .
‘ minionFnyt-nhud
-og-
Ian-poet WWW“
into.
flellttioiovos ushndwho'dmt
«Joann Wr‘s muff doubt.
0rd“ Clio“W mu Ii! CEO! Mt
Mmrlohtnohorlln out.
not
die-e v
m it the hill what strite should
0“, l o:
Wm {OIL Melons tear would”
Hiawatha ”that love Ind pence.
Then let us- :pIuIIge
tilt-m
mint unide- to the slots ‘we give.
And so be worthy on we endit
Of this snot loud in which we live!
——Donl|o A. Worthy. in the: Youth'd
Compassion. '- mg m}
. W‘s
NON Kim I'ANKI'RDEAD.
NEW scum Counsel!” so.-
Ion-our 5. Green. who! ct tho
first item “be! mama. died
may. one some! wodh’ illness. In
mm wool Mimos- clrdes Mr.
mum:mn Jam h Wooten
Connecticut. will! woo~horoshore Juno
~20. an, ofl alder Ill school donulid
firming. Julius he been to incite
m'ifiohm. end Mr. Green.
moo antler-continuum tron.”
also unlil'ailo “instill-nu the.“
hook pullout ohoot. aloe atom 1,80-
1. Elton. --
W.
HARTFORD MAGHINICTS 81'3th
um Coup“ Mu tor-About
museum snow by the
on strike. cutting work .Gttllrdny bog
who-mucus in mm, mdoclino to
mom moon fault. ttls uncor-
stood list not out union conditions
in the Man ore unoctiolsctory. Be:
~oosso otthomtcuoso-cgmork by the
skilled nonunion hos thrown others
out. u'fhogomntmho 1 question
whether or not the “sheds of girls
will. go out Mdurdoilowing the hol-
idsy.
on eilort to got it statement item
the company woo not accustom.
' fin."
is mmmuwowudWsm “Ha-prod
infinitilllnditonmoec»
‘Iiilns'ioraitting downthe'tesoudl
ma.
.. f m.
mu the-ind “would: Md«
tron poisoned
. deed undonel"n-Jsck-0'Lantorn
ionwhonhswososonilodbynrshv
mom that til?! had bhn oc-
. doberfiom the me in
the priests of the established church.
end for baking tint oil he W
should be . in one temple, in-
stead of both; dish-lbuted in my;
When oh m “tinned
these orders. he owed thénu they
‘e‘veunitéi’tnan relatives at a. dis-
Ot coursgithey samurai: that they
“De nun enjoy seeing the: no.
god have been seporoied from them
or u long time?” be next asked.
transported with lay on such occas-
im. - - ’
“Tho." he remind;
tied the gods old goddesses must be
to be in each others company in one
temple, otter ll: ry have been separat-
ed tor such‘ it long time. Can't you
imagine how happy Lakshiml (the
Goddess of Good Fortune) must be to
meet Ssrosysti (the Goddess of
ILIeorning and Violin! (the Greets!) to
visit sum (the Wu)! asides.”
he continued. “think how much mon-
ey will be saved to the stnte it the
people condohomsgo‘io oil the gods
and goddesses. at one time, in one
Imnny difloront temples to worship
them." , ‘ ‘-
4
Wit‘m the day,
m is accountant-colt».-
tho am hone in was P15111151! ho
bod edging also to bestow—Solid
Niki) Slush in the Strand:
t'LOQD «noon, to M812. .-
mm am. he. 1m sow—moan
«normals anneal-to vicinity-oi
Ennis: City is out. according to so
mnemonic-mods hogan loco! ignit-
od sum weather observer today.
ducal”! "1'!!! 50m to. luv. the! 60"
('BW’ "09“ «use. main .sfzmur
church doncel'mmlo. The! only ihink
£110! do."y-0lovdllndm bell".
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‘AM” the .vllllln cried. "At lost I
see thmgh you!” .
Tho heroine wept. l'fl‘hsn i am in-
flrSt tlmo I We! herd you Admit flint
-mm~w~
. ’ gthegrmnkfi‘ci
They assured him that they were ‘
"how .mti-
temple; instead of having to go to so I:
The Brnhmins were speechless. His ..
In private we show mun
it tho kind oi. you who. mlmgive 1:
"no the whips»! loci: cithrcli‘1
m... ....,
god-elm -
sion of the gums from the“. ’
Thueisnodiseosemored’uodo
Semi!
charging its purulent nutter with
every act of mastication.
Prompt attention to this dis~
m condition is imperative.
not only to relieve those teeth ai-
rec'd}? chested. but to prevent;
its spread to other ports of the
”fill.
II 30. MAIN 81'» ‘
F
may wstlt'
. roomy and mom. Even-
lngtholpJn. Billion by
opoclntment only.
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HOURS: 9 A. M. 105 P. M. 1.
u: 0571:3- 2, :‘e!-»- ""s‘i‘ahza I
Mfl‘,§.m€h higher .
like Pm ’
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filinltodnilyp
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0th"
medicg‘aman oi lqu
without charge and “a
you regarding their care. ». L»
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o. s; Jackson:
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so wAu. may
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mum mouwm "missus.
ism mum smployes came to on
end todov by the issuing of 3 notice
Mtbot-nllottheinen wouldroturn.
mnemmmrmm All
monotlnilitnryoge whowent on
M' .' L‘. if g. , go
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u. dissuade um summon.
HART-1030. Msy 30.4mm ill.
Summon, shoot 55 years old. oi No.
189‘Msplo,ovonuo. committed suicide
.yesterdoy by cutting-his throat. die
had been illilve yoors ond wss des-
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