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The Sauk Centre herald., 1906-03-22
JERSEYS in the South.


The Farmers Review having taken
up recently the question of pure breeds
for the South, l wish to say along that
line that about one-fifth of the Jerseys
are produced south of the Texas fever
line. We find it advisable in the South
to produce most of our own cattle.
Very few females are imported from
the North on account of the danger
from Texas fever to those that come
into this region. We do, however, i'm
port males now and then. From this
locality a great many dairy cattle are
being shipped to Mexico and a few to
Cuba, Central and South America. The
possibilities of expanding this trade
are not easily determined. The great
est obstacle is the refusal of the
American Jersey Cattle Club to regis
ter Jerseys in the countries named.
Cows that are shipped from here to
those countries do not have to be ac-
climated, as they have been exposed
to Texas fever and grew up under
those conditions. This, of course,
weuld not be true of Jerseys shipped
States, where Texas fever is not prev
alent. The cost of shipping varies
greatly. I do not know that I would
care to make any estimate on the cost
of shipping cattle to different coun-
tries That would depend on what
part of the country the cattle came
from and to what country they were to
go. When we, in Texas, ship cattle 70
Mexico we figure about $40 per head
as the cost of shipment. Most of the
Jersey COWS that we ship to Mexico
bring about $S5 cash on an average
F. o. Terrell, Bexar Co., Tex, In
Farmers Review.
The stockman VINO allows his young
stock to lose from rs tc. $50 pounds
during the winter has not only lost his
feed, but he has lost part of the last
summers gain. 1t does not pay to let
stock run down.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1906-03-22
Cha mpion Liniment for Rheumatisr

Chas. Drake, a mail carrier at
Chapinville, Conn, says: chamber
lain's Pain Balm is the champion of
all liniments. The past year 1 Was
troubled great deal with rheuma-
tism in my shoulder. After trying
several cures the stOrekeeper here
recommended this remedy and it
completely cured me-" There is no
use of anyone suffering from that
painful ailment when this liniment
can be obtained for small sum. One
application gives prompt relief and it's
continued use for short time will
produce permanent cure. For sale
by Hanson & Emerson.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1906-03-22

suggest tnaL ne use nemIoCK Tor the
inside wall, as it is cheaper and is
better for the purpose than pine that
we get now.-Eh Crosias, LaSalle Co.,
The Sauk Centre herald., 1906-03-22
AGENT WANTED To represent ms in this
hUIUI UHNtIO City. We want man who

can sell goods that are good goods. Our teas. coees
baking powder and extracts are just what reliable
agents are looking for, Many are making easy money
as our terms are excellent and we want to correspond
with seeking start with opportunity to develop.
AddresseGREAT ATLANTIC 81 PACIFIC
TEA Co., 4Ls Wabasha Street, st. Paul. Minn.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1906-03-22

ten days are very thoroughly covered
by lectures on subjects of interest,
both to city and country people.
The railroads throughout the coun-
try have granted such low rates for
this great exhibition that it is within
the reach of every progressive dairy
man in all parts of the country to
come and learn what great progress is
being made in the dairy industry of
this country.
E. Sudendorf, Secretary.
Ice in the Eairy.
AS to the use make of ice in the
dairy, l will give you my methods.
First, have my own icehouse. built
my house myself. 1t is a plain house,
IA feet square and IA feet to the caves,
built with double wall eight inches
thick, filled with sawdust. l put in
from % to rs loads of ice-to run me
all summer. I buy this ice cut and
loaded on platform for 40c to SOC per
load, all can put on a common farm
wagon. ] have to haul 1t 21s miles,
but as it comes at time of the year
that we are not rushed with the farm
work it does not cost so much to fill
the house. figure that $50 will pay
for the ice and hauling of same for 4e
tons of ice. have an ice box that
had built in the milk house. 1t is my
own plan. I find it very satisfactory.
1t is double-wall, filed with sawdust.
The box is feet high, z feet long and
AZ feet wide inside measure. l have
a shelf 20 ifches wide across one end
and one side on which l put the ice,
with outlet at end of box. The shelf
is covered with zinc. The shelf is
about 21s feet from the floor 1t will
hold 600 pounds of ice at once. place
the cream can and butter box in the
box on the floor. l find the ice very
convenient and do not think that any
dairynan can afford to make butter
without ice. The above amount of
ice is enough for all my needs for
dairy that turns out about 5000 pounds
of butter per year. For the general
farmer l would suggest that he build
an ice house 10x10 and 10 feet to the
saves. 1t will do to have it made of
rn1nrnnn rnu-rh lumber. and would
The Sauk Centre herald., 1906-03-22
Mexican Cotton Pest.

Conchuella is the name Of Mexi.
can cotton pest which, it is feared,
may spread to Texas.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1906-03-22
Producer and Consumer of Fruits.

The producer knows what fruit
leaves his hands, but he does not
know in what shape that fruit reaches
the consumer. 1t is a fact that the
brands of fruits are constantly
changed and played upon by middle
men and retailers that handle the
fruit. Thus in Chicago last year, one
man with a stand on public corner
sold only Rocky Ford melons for sew
eral days and claimed to sell only
Rocky Ford. He got double the price
for them obtained for other melons.
But a few days after the same man
was selling all kinds of stuff in the
same kind of baskets and under the
claim that they were Rocky Ford
melons Those that paid 75c basket
for the first ones purchased were well
satisfied and went back for more.
About week OF two after they be-
lieved themselves swindled in the mel
ons that were passed off upon them as
Rocky Fords.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1906-03-22

Cream Balm is placed into the nostrils, spreads
over the membrane and is absorbed. Relief is i'm
mediate and cure follows. tits not drying-doea
not produce sneezing. Large Size, so cents at Drug
gists or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents.
ELY BROTHERS, Sc Warren Street. New York
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-07

y condensadores de vacio seco y de vacfo hd-
medo.- o.-Condensadores centrales.
REFERENCIAS EN- PUERTO RICO
Todas las centrales donde Sc encuentren
aparatos de Krajewskl-Pesant CO, entire las
cuales estan las siguientes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-07
Consejjo Executive
SESSION DEL DIA 6

bios dc primsra slsss 90 i0rnar4 ana
Juaaa local eompussta do un prssidsn-
10 , sxatro voesles. CON 10 psrtlsu.
laridad de qss disho p-ssidents ssrA
sl alsalds del pueblo y los euatro
mismhros ssr&n Aombrados por sl
nismo slealds con 10 sprobaci6n del
Conssjo Municipal.
No % hieisron nodiAeasionss en-
les sscciones dc 10 diez & 10 quinse In.
elusive.
La seeci6n 16ssrminantsmsnts d.
%: Las autoridsd sanitariss locales
por 81 8 por medic do inspsetores 8
agsntss debidamsnte autorissdos, o..
tn fseultadas psra entrsr [sllsnar]
durants les horas hlbilss del dfa todo
sdifisio, sass, tienda, 6 lugar do IL
psbl aei6n. para ipformsr 8 sxaminar
sobrs las condieionss sanitariss do
los mismos. Fueron aprobadss las
ssccionss dssde ID II { 10 70 CON ps
qseiIas variasiores.
Dieha Icy snpssar& & regir el 10
do Julio do 1905.
Mr.. Willoughby pids que &c tome
en- considsraei6n sl Il B 4S, siendo
sprobado On segunda lectura.
Sr Barbosa Solicita el consen.
iimiento unGnime para aprobar On
tsrcsra lectura sl G = 81
CB 78 <proyscto dc Icy para 10
conservation dc los esminos insula-
res de Puerto Rico, Dc aprusba on
teresra lssturs, pssando & 10 C&msra
Fl B "a, s1brs Ansnla. So aprue
b. On tereera lectura.
Mr.. Wllloughby solicita que o
II B resolution 6 pase { 10 esmisi6l
de Hacienda.
CB I. Irformado favorablemen
to por laIec mission dc Confsrencias, pa
Sc a la frma del preaidente.
Mr.. Willoughby. Pide un recess
hssta las ocho de Ia noohs & fin d
dar tempo & los ira aios que han d
dsspachsrsa por las ccmisiones res
peetivas.
Sc suspendi6 10 session q las tres
lcuArenta minutes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-07

20 abrs l. session las dos, prssi.
disndo Mr.. Crosas.
Consurrsa los seforss willough-
by, Fsaills, Dfsz Navarro, del Va.
lie. Barbosa, Ward Cabot, Fslkusr
y Grahams.
CB 81. La somIsi6n Dc Sanidad
pressnta an proyssto para provssr
una 10y Do sanidad terrsstre para 10
isla.
Sr. Barbosa. Propons que disho
preyeeto % diseutA secsi6n por see.
si6n.
Por este pre- yecto 80 sstsblscs
nm ssrvisio do sanidad en ID isla do
Pusrto Rico, 4 cargo del director do
Sanidsd, Bsnehcsneia y Correction y
bsjo las inmsdistas ordenss del Supe.
rintendsnts del ramo.
Sc Introduce uns spmienda on 10
secci6n segunds. III Supsrin tsnden
10 do Sanidad ser& nombrado por el
isfs del Cons lidado con el consent
misnte del Conssio Eissutivo. In vsz
do dies sh,s Dc prGetics professional
como senalaba 81 informe do la eomi.
si6n. debsrl tsnsr oinco, por 10 menos.
Por 10 aseei6H tereera % estsblece
que dieha iunta 20 sompondrG de VI
prssidents y sells vocales: un m6iieo,
un abogado, un farmac6utico, un vs
teriDsrio y dos propietarios, quisnsl
seran nombrados por el Gobsrn ador
Sc introduce una snmtenda & Ii
sseci6n cuaris, que dice: ri secretarie
dfb,r& ssr un n6iico CON tres . nos d.
prActica Professional on vtz do seis
Este funcionario sustituirG On ausen
sia, vasa' tes , OF farneisd al Supe
r!ntendsnts.
La sscei6n 81 sstablecs que lol
inspectorss del ramo han de ser dele
gsdos y q, xlliarea de 10 superintsn
dsncia.
La secci6u a. xta stfiala un sueld,
de ! 500 dollars para un vet1rinarit
insular
La secei6n oetsva d,t1rmina gu
o. csda una de las pohlaciones habr
nm Odcial de Ssnidad.
La scct6n 9s dice que ca los pue
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-07
REv|sTA T[ATRAL
La funci6n de anoche. Gear.
celeras2 fue un triunfo.
Aplausos mercedes.
EL POBRE VALBUENA
Interpretation. Ell senior Ra-
mirez. - Otros artistas.
Buenas obras.
EL POBRE vALBUENA

Anoehs 90 do en- el tsstro del
sParques 10 segundA function dc abo-
no por 10 compaiifa de zarz ,ela que
actta On dicho local.
Las obras pusstas en- sscsns, sCar
cslsrass, <El pobrs valbuenas y clos
puritanoss obtuvieron buena interpre-
taci6n.
Sc aplaudi6 CON jrsticia ID ssnti.
dfsima zarxuela Jarcslerass. cuyos
ndmeros tuvierou que repetirse
Los seiiores Rosslli y Rsal csnta'
ron bien.
La tipls seq IRA Nufisz on sa papel
dc Solsd inmeiorable.
El Hfior Burset msrecs un sp au-
20 por 10 esmersda ejeeuci6n de dieha
obra.
La producsi6n de los ssiiorss Ar
inches y Garcia Alvarez Gel pobre
valbusna, hizo dsatsrnillar de risA.
El ssfior Ramirtz (don Felix %
un actor c6mico, que sabs usar
con bAstsnte arte del chiste. Su
Hgurs, los trsiss que viste, cisrta fa :
miliaridad On 10 slcsnA son cualida-
dss gus logran conquistar simpstfas,
<El valbuenas do anochs resultd
muy bien hecho. FL pdblico ri6se de
las sgudszas del peraonsie como po-
cas- veces hsmos visto. reir on sl testro,
Las tiples c6micAs, 81 1oritas Pc
rez y P, Carrsrss, sen muy siml aticas
en- escsna. Va tendremos ccasi6n ds
ecu pArnos de elias mas extens saments
clos Furitanoas fu6 el dislqque
Los SEQ ,rss Real, Roselli , Ramirez
muy bisn en- sus respectivos papelss.
Acerca de los m6-ltos d. la carac
teristica o h1ra Pascual hablaremo
en- otrA reviata por resuItar eata mu,
extensa Pero, por de pronto, pode
mos decir que 90 una blena actriz
III atrezzo y sl dtcorado busnos.
La orquesta y los corol muy Acep
tables.
Las hermsnas Carreras fLero
muy splaudidss,
FL iueves 10 pondr&n on escena Ia
, aplaudidas obras clos pu,itanos,
. <La Algeria de 10 Hu;rta, y <Mari
de los Angeles.s
G n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-07
Por los Muniiniiciipios
UN NUEVO BILL

L. C&mars do Delegates incluy6
en- 10 nusva Icy municipal IN impor-
tsnts srtfculo, el 132, conssdisndo {
los Ayunts nisntos fasultad para $50.
ciarse J f,rmsr una corporsci6n con
fines civicos. t les como el que rssliz6
hace POGO, bri 'lantenepte, 10 Assmbles
do Municipios.
I'm las confsrenciaa svsdas & o.
bo entire comisiones do ls CAnara y
sl Convj, Executive, Goa obisto do
que ambos cuerpos harmonixasen o.
Ia adopei6n do dicha 10y, sl Conssio
90 opuso tsps zmente . que el articslo
l33 fuess incluido on 10 misma, impair
tiendo "a aprobaci6n { TODD 10 dennis
del proyscto. Corrfsss el rissgo, pcr
tanto, de que manteniendo 10 CGmsrs
su sctitud como era ratural, On ssts
punto, naufesgass una 10y como sss,
muoho mas auton6mica y amplis que
10 anterior, y do indiscatible eonvs-
niencia para el pals.
Para rssolver el cor A 'cto acorda.
ron los dslsgados de 10 mayoria 80
meterlo & la consideration dc 10 jan
to Central Uniopista.
En- reunion efectuada anoe he asis
tiendo los delsgados y los direcsores dc
nusstra colectividsd, 90 acord6 des
puas de IN exsenso debate, que 10 c.
mara retirase el eitado el artfculo 1872
& I'm de que pasase 10 nueva Icy mu
nicipal CON 10 sprobaci6n del Conss
10 EjecutIvo, y que 10 presentase .
| mantu vieae en- un nuevo proyeeto d.
Icy. hecho exclusivamerte para concs
der & los Ayuntamientos 10 faculta,
que aquel entraia.
Ess blu ha sido presentado hoy
10 C&mara por el q nor de Diego , tc
dos los delegados, mayors y MINORS
10 votaron do pie, & exception del re
presentante republic ano seiior Dslgs
do, dando pruebas dc Una psrfscsa Col
cordia y un noble patriotismo.
Qleds, pues, zapjada la di6cults
de un modo brillAnte y honroso par
, 10 CAmara, satisfactorio para sl Col
aejc, dtil y levantado para sl pals.
i En- til forma Ia C&mara red
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-07
GuStdYO Rodriguez
AVOCADO Y NoTARIo
Marina 3. Ponce. PueEtO-Ri0O.

sonas % han ourado, J mushAs 90
estkn curAndo,
Las oopsultAS son eoBpletamspts
gratis. Dirijirss Al ssao- r VIRM.LA
URIBE, gradu ado del Institute DO Oisn,
elias de Nuava-York.
arroyo, Puerto -Rieo, Elt,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-07

bio 81 actitud do apoyo y simpalfa
ala obra llevada & sabo por 10 Liga
dc Munieipios
D'gna %, pues, su aetitud, do o..
tfnulo y aplsuso.
Ahors, he squi sl bill & que he
mos hecho References:
Proyssto de Ley para astsrisar las As0-
ciacienes de Consoles Aunicipalss.
Dscr6tsss por 10 Assmbles Legislatl.
va de Puerto Rico.
Sseci6n /. Los Concsios Nunici.
pslss podrGn ssocisrss y 6 nst'tuir
ana corporation cfvica, sisndo On slla
rsprsssatAdos por los Alealdss 8 mism-
bros dc dichos Concsios, organizando
los Conites psrmsnsntss nsossarios &
loo fass de la Association.
Secei6n 2 Las Asociseionss do
Coreeios Munieipalss tsndrkn psrso.
nalidAd iurfdieA, & todos los sfse.os
do 10 Icy civil, dsntro dc las faeulta.
dss que les otorga Ia preseats Ley.
Secci6n 81. Diehss asosiasionss
ssran cuerpos delibsrantss consul
tivos, con faeultsd bsatants para d.
riglr memoriales 8 pstioiones al Con-
f. grsso do los Estsdos Unidos, & 10
Aaamblea Legislative dc Puerto Rico
y cualesquisra otros podsrss q ms
tituciones fsderales 8 insular Como
tales euerpos iurfdicos. tsndr&n el de-
recho de cslebrsr rsuniones 8 asam'
bleas y en- elias delibsrar sobre asuntea
do inter6s general para los Municipioa
" para EL PUEBLO DE PUERTO
RICO.
Sscci6n A.. Los Conesjos NUM-
cipAlss podr&n On sus rsspectivss pre-
supusstos consignar 10 eantidad In
dispensabls para eontribuir & los gas
tos de les Asociaciones do los mismoa
Concsios, sin que On niDgGn easo ID
santidad consignada para tai obietc
pueda exeeder de $500 en- los Munisi-
a pios de primera class; de 5000 On loi
o de ssgunds y do slc0 en- los dc tercsri
cAtegorfa.
Seccl6n 81. Esta Lay rsgir& dss
de 10 fecha de ~ aprohaci6n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-07
DtsDE FAJAROO
Ua herido de revolver. RI
ma de policfar Prem
das recuperadas.
APARATO DE- la CENTRAL
Matrimonio. Vista del Co.
bernador. - Juzgado de
paz. --Otras noticias.

Mario .. Aver fu6 hsrido de rs.
vjlver el indivfduo Pillar Rivera. Un
preysct!l de I milimstros le psnetr6
Dor el sarrillo dsrecho salisndo por el
lsgrlmal del 10 xquierdo. Apesar do
ID lesion, sl hsrido sstl en- 81 eabal
conccimiento. En esta riia 90 da el
raro case de cue sl sgrsdido, que 10
hs sido alsvosamsnte, re obstins On
ocultar el ncabrs dc 81 sgresor.
FL sargsnto Miguel de JESUS y
guardia Rios, rscuperaron 2 dc los 4
sortiiAs de brillantss que fueron roba-
das por una criada On 10 casa dc don
Antonio r. Barcel6. Es elogisda 10
acsividad de sstos funciona narios con
motive de este robo.
-Tsnsmos notieiss de que anoche
hubo un gran escGndslo On el cuartel
do policiA de 10 Csiba entire dos guar.
dias que rIlieron. FL Jufz municipal,
Official do sanidad y ssrgento dc Jssds
fusron llamados oil poblAdo con mo.
two de este aaurto.
-Assr fusron aprobados con
Sxito los trap p'ches y dennis aparatoi
do 10 central Fsiardo. Ks Raro que
hasta dssprss dol dis 7 del corrisnt'
no comerzark Ia molisnda.
-Aussanoch, contr sieron matri
monio eat6lio los dissinguidos j6vene
don Pedro Gpzuan y aehorita Isabe
Bas y Saldsns. Felicidades.
Ell iuzgAdo dc Psz de Fajard,
produjo oil mes de Febrer0 por con
cspto dc multas, ID suma de sl0 TO.
Hay mucho entusissmo para re
cibir digus msnte oil popular Goberns
dor Winthrop, quien SEA- nuestr
hu6sped dentro de doa 8 tres semana,
Nuestro Ayuntamiento, que 90 COZ
gratula mucho de esa visits, tiene I
pr )p6sito d. invitar alSscretario MI
Post para que venga CON ell Gobern,
dor.
-El reputado Notario don Jci
G. Schroeder, que hatia guardAdo O
ma durants las dos dltimas semans
\ 90 encuentra va baatante msjorado
sus dolencias.
CoRRnsroNsAL
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DescubTiniGnto ProdigIoso
OUraei6n de todas las sntsrnasdadss, sin
Recssidad is t0mar mEdi6nGs nj
drogdS de ninguna class.

Este descubrimiento Sc debe & 90.
tudloS muy profandol en- la cIENcIA
TRAs scENDENTAL DEL EsPIRITIsMo.
Es un verdadsro ELIXIR DE VIDA,
uorqus pone en- acci6n ntsteriosAs
fusrEas inVliib!eS, que Gon la Sssneia
miHma Dc 10 vida, Con 81 mushaU per,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-07

nocsr que sstsbA engansdo. Hoy, y
per mi expontAnsa voluntad, resuelvo
6garar al lsdo dc mis- meiores amigos
On el partido dc 10 unions
Cu6nteme pues On sl n6msro de
sus eorreligionarios mat. .entusisstas,
y ordene como gusts & gu atento
q. 8. @ B q. NJ.
Juan Di0x.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-07
Papel V1ejo do periOd1c0
camerelantss
ANGEL suARRz Fshrisanis

ANGEL sUAREz F&hrisAnte
imPortAdor de sombreeoH. FortAle1a
- almAsan San FrAnsisso 81,
FARAACIA y Drogasrfa De Adol
TO Ttsrrino Rivera. Ca@uS ? r
Constants suEtldo de medisinAs
trAscAs importadAI dc Europa , Eata.
unldo1. Psrtumsrfs, Sovsds.
dss 81. PrsoioS mGdleos.
ARkAolA COLON. d. RAuOu
Amasan, PlHGa Principal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-07
BUENA FUNC|ON

Mafiana iueves celebrarA function
10 Compahfa dc zarzuela, poniendose
On sscena Las obrss clos Puritano,s ,
<La Alegrfs de 10 Huerta, , <Nsrfs
dc los Angelss.s
AL tsatro pues.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-07
IN GRAN ltGAD0

Hs fAllecido On NuevA York Mr.
Ster hen Salisbury, Presidepte de 10
socledsd Antlcuaria Americans, de
iando I'm legado de % millones de do
liars pafss sostenimiento de varias
universidsdes y hospitales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-07
UNA MANIFESTATION
Fsiardo, Mario s dc l 900.

Fsiardo, Marco s de / 900.
Sr. Director dc LA DEMocRACIA
Distipguido senior: I'm las pasa
das elecciones perteneef al partido 70
publicano, porQue ent6asss eref que
CON clio prestaba IN ssrviclo 4 mi
pls. La experiencia me ha hscho co.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-07

En- esta imprenta Sc Vsnde
papel viejo a 81 el quintal,
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Conues dc tod classes dc maqnaas para aendas dc azca

BSPECIALIDADES
Desmenuzadoras Krajewski. - Calenta-
doreS modernos con ocho 9 diez seis circula-
aones. --Trapiches, defecadoras triple y qua
druple dsctos tachos modernos. s.-Bombas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-07
N, FUAALLET FOURNIER

Tiene ell guIto de ofrecer auS trA
bsioS de fotograffI en- ootonss, alh's'
res, yuntas, sortjas , marGas de to-
dos tsmAAos hscho por una de las
prtncjpalss csSAS de 10 America del
Norte.
mia Central AguirrA Z, r.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-10-04
IT REQUIRED NO MATCHES.
1t Was Sis Wrath That Set Forest
Attire.

-
II Was SIS Wrath That Set Forest
Attire.
How did this terrible forest fire get
started?" inquired the t%enderfoot from
Indiana.
We'll, you see," said the obliging
oregon man, "last week me an 81
Hanks wuz up in the mountains on a
huntin' trip and ST wuz about seven
miles from camp an wanted to light
his pipe"
20, l see-and he threw down the
lighted match and set the woods
afre."
mo, you don't see. Jest femme
tell my story. ST wanted to light his
pipe. He had put a bunch of matches
IN his pocket the night before In the
dark. 81 KEEP e-congratulatin' himself
on having a-plenty of matches, an
smoke an drink in the inspirin' seen
cry. 81 wuz just as eager for that
smoke as a tomcat is for his dinner
Wnen he sees a bowl o. cream with
the k1ver off. Finally 81 see a big
rock-the finest rock for a seat in the
hull state of Oregon, and the finest
piece O scenery from Puget sound to
Mexico. ST set down, pulled out his
old pipe an filled it full O. the best to-
backer that grows. Then he reached
In his pocket for a match and fetched
O a wooden toothpick. He dove m
again an fetched out another. Then
he pulled out the hull bunch OF
matches an found they wuz nothin'
but toothpicks-an' seven miles to
camp. An then ST Hanks set the for
est afire."
Il don't see how he could do that if
he had no Matches" said the dubious
tenderfoot.
"You don't, huh"
II certainly DON'T"
We'll, ST Hanks just naturally set
them woods afre with the lightin' of
his wrath"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-10-04
Chinese VaIedictorlan,

Unusual interest attaches to the
graduating exercises of the Albuquer.
que high school this year in that the
valedictorian is Sam Ho Kee, a Chi
nese boy, whose exceptional ability
has surprised his instructors at every
stage of his high school course.
Sam Ho is easily the leader of his
class of ten young men and women,
and it has been known for some time
that the valedictory honor would be
given to MIN. 1t is the first time in
the United States that a Chinese has
had such an honor.
Sam Ho Kee was born in China
eighteen years ago. He had his early
education in the Chinese schools and
subsequently came under the influence
of mission teachers in Pekin. Later,
when his father moved to San Fran
cisco he entered the public schools
there. The boy came to Albuquerque
six years ago. He completed the high
school course in three years.
Sam says that he will now prepare
for Yale. He proposes after finishing
his college course to study medicine
Albuquerque Correspondence Den
yer Times.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-10-04
SILK FROM PINE TREES.
Five Tons of Artificial Product
Are Manufactured

About Five Tons Of Artificial Product
Are Manufactured.
About five tons of artificial silk are
now manufactured daily in Europe,
and the demand far exceeds the sup
ply. This is one Of the many mod
ern products c%ellulose, the wonderful
substance Of which the microscopic
cells of plants are made, and which
composes about one-third of all the
vegetable and animal matter in the
world. Robert Kennedy Duncan, now
professor of Industrial chemistry in
the University of Kansas, writing Of
THE Wonders of Cellulose" in Harp
er's Magazine for September, points
out it's possibilities for the manufac-
turer. For instance, he writes: "a
pine tree is worth $40 a ton; cut and
stripped it is worth SIS; boiled into
pulp it is worth $40; bleached, it is
worth $55; which, turned into viscose
and spun into silk, is worth $780,"
Prof. Duncan argues for a closer
working relation between the tech
nical departments Of the universities
and. the manufacturer who stands ig-
norantly at the door Of great indus
trial developments which can only ar
rive by the aid Of modern chemistry.