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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-11-15
THE GOATS.

For some unaccountable reason the
goat breeders have given the fair the
go-by with one exception. though
Superintendent Gray worked hard
for weeks i'm trying I" interest
them. The exception is Zion Brothers
# this valley who exhibit stall of
fine imported Swiss milk goats.
The sheep building has been worked
over and in places boards removed
and Page wire substituted So visitors
Csin see the animals. Another year
this will be done all round so the
smallest child may have a look in.
The space is also more than occupied
and il became necessary to utilize big
tent for "A second exhibition building.
In the tent is the following stock Of
e. g. Hutchinson N CO. of Williams;
fine exhibit Of oxford Down ram
lambs; also one imported oxford
Down ram three years old. shipped
with q car load from Canada last year.
which is beautiful specimen of. his
class
on the opposite side of the tent T..
r Smith of Seligman has three pens
of pure bred Rambouillet ram lambs and
one three year old registered Ram
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-11-15
SHEEP AND GOATS

y Fair Department that is Attracting
Great Deal of Attention.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-11-15

one Of the live stock departments
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-11-15

of 'th" fair that has lcaped into ur"mi-
nence this year from a rather obscure
place is that Of sheep and goats. There
were exhibits of.these animals at each
Of the two preceding fairs but they
were not numerous. the exhibitors
We're extremely modest. said little
about themselves and the show was
not large enough to attract particular
attention. worthy though IT was. In
the valley here the people are not Civ
On largely to pastoral pursuits and as
the greater number of the visitors
wrce from central and southern Ari-
IONA they did not seek diligently To
give the sheep men proper credit
Readers Of The Republican viii there
fore be Interested i'm knowing some
thing of the efforts the sheep men
have made To- do their part in making
the fair a success. and will hasten TO
congratulate them on the wonderful
advance made in that department this
year.
are put to greater trouble and larger
expense than any other class Of fair
patrons. In proof of it the reader is
ASKED 10 ntle ttidt one breeder drove
his sheep fifty miles then shipped 800
miles To get here. Two others drove
forty miles and shipped 2jo miles. EX
cept in three instances all the sheep
men brought their animals 200 miles
or over at a great expense Of time
and money. Il. J. Gray. sJpcrintcnd-
ent of the department, who is barred
from competition. in order to add L"
the exhibit. drove his sheep sixty
miles hauled them twelve miles in "A
wagon and then shipped 100 miles.
And that is loyalty of a high order,
the sort that should be taken L. heart
by some Salt River valley farmers
and stockmen who could not even
bring in shoat or a Shcaf of barley
distance Of half hours ride. With
this kind of AN effort. the sheep cN-
hibit is raised 100 per cent this year
both i'm quantity and quality. That
is no reflection on the experiment sta
ton here. are both doing noble work
in the improvement Of the Arizona
flocks and its effect is already appar-
ent.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-26

la vida, alfombrar los suelos de
las habitaciones en- que puedan
cabcr mas de seis camas.
En- cuanto a la prohibition
de que duerman las personas
vestldas en- esas posadas, como
el munlclpio no organize una
pollc1a especial, y ESQ seria in
tolerable, no vemos la manera
como puedan evitar los duenos
de esas casas de dormir Ell que
algun forastero Sc acueste con
las ropas exteriores, por razo-
nes que no son de explicar en-
este s1t1o. -. y puesto que no es
possible exigir de los duenos de
caSaS, III 10 tolerarlan los hueS-
pedes que Sc coloque TN inspec-
tor de dormitorios junto a las
camas de alquiler Y espere ALI
hasta yer ST los Ocupantes de
los lechos tienen la genialidad
8 Ia necesidad durlslma de
acOStarSe vestldOS.
Hay cosas, hay detalles que
no pueden nj deben consignar-
Sc en- una or1enanza munich
pal, creanlo nuestros pretores,
que pudiendo haber hecho TN
trabajo de utilldad y de opor-
tunldad, sin caer en- ridiculeces,
han descendido q ciertas minu-
cias y han registrado tan pere-
grinas cosas que Ia ordenanza
ofrece a la chacota y 4 la crlti-
ca, lnumerables puntos vulne-
rabies.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-26
Hecho salvaje
PkESUNT0 LUTOR DETENlD0

Ell senor Comisionado de la Corte
Federal, ha recibi2o un telcgrama del
Juez Municipal de Fajardo. en- que le
participa que ha sido arrestadoy y pass-
to disposition de la Corte de los Es-
t2dos Unidos, el individuo Grogorio
Mulero 4 quien Sc le acusa dc haber
violAdo a una j6ven abordo del baian-
dro "J0ven Naulina" abandonandola
despues de ultrajada en- uno de los IS
Totes que SC encuentran Ell las costas
DC aquella psblaci6n
Este salvaje y criminal hecho por
los Codigos de la Corte de los Estados
Unidos, es castig ado con la pena de
muerte.
Pro1imamente saldr4n para Fajar-
do el seflor Comisienaoo de Ia Corte
Federal acompanado del Marshall, pa
ra practicar la investig aci6n de tan
terrible crimen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-26
NUEVO CINEMATOGRAFO
EN- EL CIRC0 L0WANDE

Nos ha visitado esta mafana, el
propietario de un magnlfico cinema
tografo " "Pathe' = que empezara 4 ac-
tuar el sabado de Ia prensente sema
na, en- el espac ioso circo Lowande.
FL duef1o del cinematografo, sefior
Rozas, Sc propone inaugurar en- San
Juan las funciones por tandas, de una
hora pr6ximamente.
Ell espetaculo diario constara de
dos tandas y en- cada una de estas sc
exhlbiran ocho pellculas y ocho Wis
tas hjas.
La prensa de Cuba, que nos ha
mostrado el sefior Rozas, hace gran
des elogios del aparato Y de las Gin
tas cinematograticas, que son inte
resan1simas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-26
CRONICAS pom CENAS
LOS JUEG0S FL0RALES

DE dlstlnguidas personalidades h5-
Sc tornado la Comision que ha de
llevar 4 efecto Ia idea de celebrar en-
nuestro Casino unos Juegos Florales.
Con ell mayor entuSiaSmo sc ha to-
mado ese pensamiento, los prime
ros acuerdos va han sido aprobados.
Ponce dara una nueva prueba de
cultura y de su amor al Arte y todo
10 que signihca grandeza.
Adelantan los preparativos den
tro de POGO circularan las invitacio-
mes ese torneo de la inteligencia.
X estamos segurisimos de que el
han de concurrlr nuestrOs mciorcS
poetas, con las mas brillantes produc-
clones de sus inteligencias.
Y la fantasf recorrer1 todo ell cam
po de su mando y hablara de cosas
subllmes y enthusiasts.
Nibraran las arpas y epicos can
tos brotaran como de fuerte milaqro-
sa, ensalzando las leyendas divinas
del pasado.
Y en- las metricas lfneas de I'm
poema Sc hablara de cuentos sue
nos dulces de cuadros pintados con
donalre; de bellas sinfonlas; de esta-
tuas primor0sas talladas en- bloques
de graniio s de marmoles hermosos;
de los bellos paisajes borincanos ...
DE la mujer que es Arte, que es
Sol, que es Aurea, que es verso. de
Ia flauta vibradOra de un canario; de
la Clencia grandiosa explendente;
de Ia radiante Liberad; del Progre-
SO, de la Esperanza, de Ia ]uSticia.....
Todo tendra su poeta, todo tendra
81 cantor ...
Y el Arte lleno de dulzura. Y lleno
de pureza tendra su regocijo, Sc SEN
tira lleno de entusiasmo al yer como
no ha muerto cn Puerto Rico Rico,
nj q nj Ia Literara como dijo I'm crfs
tico de TERRA antillana hace alguno
meseS.
Y los poetas volveran 4 aspirar al
galard6n mas hermoso que pueden
conquistar en- estas tierras po6ticas:
IA Ia For Natural.
Y llcgaran la cima de la gloria
.en medic de canticos sonoros que los
angeles del Parnaso entonaran, reel
biendo ALA la corona de su victoria. -
Sera pues una nOta muy simpatica
los Juegos Florales de Ponce, des-
de ahora auguramOs IN triunfo 4 la
]unta Organizadora
Adelante
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-26
Nota del dia

FL ayuntamiento de San Juan
ha hecho una ordenanza, para
hoteles Y otros esta bleclmientos
del ramo, que resulta como la
mayor parte de las ordenanzas
aprobadas por nuestra ilustre
corporation municipal, casi ina
plicable en- la practica y de i'm
possible cumplimiento.
No ObStante los defeCtOS, al
gunos de ellos muy rid1culos
que hallamos en- la famante
obra de legislation pretoriana
no caeremos en- la injusticia de
negar todo m6rito V toda opor-
tunidad 4 la ordenanZa referida
que expurgada de ciertos deta-
lies que la afean, puede hasta
MERCER aplausOs, ST resuelve,
como es de esperarse, que en- 10
successive mejore cl estadO de
aseo Y hmpieza en- muchos es-
tablecimientos de San Juan a
los cuales sc refere la ordc-
nanZa.
PeTo eSta, como toda obra del
genio Y la literature munich
pales, abunda en- curlOslslmOs Y
sOrprendentes detalles que re-
velan de previsores y de pinto
rescos a nuestros ediles, cuyos
inagotables ingenios llegan has
ia amen1Zar una COSa tan ar1da
como una OrdenanZa de hygiene
aplicada a fdndas y bodegones
y etc.
Detengamonos a considerar
algunos particulares de la or
denanza en- question.
Nuestros lectores que han te
nido OCCASION de leerla, puesto
que la hemos insertado en- la
ediCl6n del martes, Sc habran
enteradO, con clerta s0rpresa, de
que nuestrOs ediles Sc Green en-
el precise case de legislar para
Ia gente que Sc acuesta vestida.
Este parrafo de la ordenanza
debe refeT1rse, aunQue no esta
muy claro, q las casas de dor
mir; es decir, d las que alquilan
Catres Ii OtrOs CamastrOs pOr I'm
preCIo lnver0s1mll.
Aunque una advertencia que
sc contiene en- el mism0 artiCulO
Is, a que estamos ponlendo Co
mentari0s, nos LENA de vacila :
clones Y de incertidumbrcs =.
POrque ST Sc trata de regla-
mentar las condlciones en- que
deben estar los dormitorios ba-
ratios. eSOs cuaTtOs en- los que
Sc cOlOcan varlos catres de al
quiler, Ia que vlene a rengl0n
seguido la advertencia extern
pOranea de que no Sc permtti-
ran aIfomb1os Para cubrT1 el
sueIo?
Green, sacramento, nuestros
ediles que esas leoneras estan
alfombradas?
Como Sc les ocurre pensar q
nuestros pretorcs inefables, que
no han comprado una alfombra
medic decente para el teatrC
municipal, que los duenos de
esos dormitorios en- los que hay
catres de alquiler d cinco centa
vos, vayan a poner alfombras
para cubrir el piso?
Cualquiera que lea esa orde-
nanza, va q Greer que aqui es.
tan las alfombras regaladas, {
que son de fabrication tropica.
como los guicharos y las di-
tas 49,.
No, celosfsimos { inmensos
pretores. A buen SECURE que
n1nguno de esos duenos de casas
7a rqvr11ir GA lac Ia nc41rYfI ~ a.,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-26
AvISO SOBRE DIvIDENDOS


San Juan Ia Septiembre 1907.
En- Junta General de Accionistas
celebrada hoy fue acordado pagar TN
dividendo de So, por accion, cores
pondiente al ejercicio terminado en-
80 de Julio de 1927.
F. Schom burg,
Director Secretario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-26
Mr.. ]. L. Pede

De regreso dc Cuba, hemos tenido
el gusto de saludar 4 este distinguido
cab9llero norteamericano, quien nos
dice que tendra Il placer de recibir
4 sus amigos Ell 81 rcsidencia del
Parque de Artillerla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-26

San Juan ID tn September 1907.
At general meeting of the Stock,
holders held this day a dividend of
50, per share was declared for the
fiscal year ending June so tn 1907.
F. Schomburg,
Director and Secretary.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-26
Ia TARlFA DE los FERROCARRILDS

Una carta del administrator de la
American Railroad Company.
| Transcribimos:
San Juan Puerto Rico Septiem brc
I23, de Ioo7.-Hon. Frank Feuille,
Attorney General de Puerto Rico.
San Juan, P. r.
"Muy sef1or mfo: Nos ha informa-
do nuestro abogado Mr.. Francis Fl !.
Dexter, que tuvo una entrevista con
usted, Ell sabado pasado, referente
las tarifas para la conduccion de cafe
~ sobre los tipos especiales para
desvfos.
| "Parece ha habido una mala inteli-
gcncl2 con respooto estas tarifas
El seflor Duval, director gerentc de
esta compafI{a en- Puerto Rico, por
indication del letrado, ha tratado de
rccabar del Conseio Executive una
reconsideration de las tarifas el
reglamento de la compa mia, fin de
que pudiese esta continuar cobrando
las citadas tarifas recargos. Ell
seflor Duval evidentemente estaba en-
la creencia de que esta question sc
hallaba todav1a sobre Ell tapete,
puesto que no hab{a recibido contes-
taci6n 4 la communication sobre el
particular, que hace algunos meses
dirijiera al Consejo Ejecutivo
"Aseguramos 4 ucted, en- su carac-
ter de representante jur1dico del go
bierno insular, como tambi6n en- el de
presidente de la comisi6n de fran
quicias del Conseio Executive de
Puerto ,Rico, que nj ell seflor Duval
nj Ia compaf1fa han pensado dar paso
alguno que pudiera conslderarsc CO.
mo desacato en- menosprecio de la
ley de funcionarios del gobierno
lnsular. As1 y todo, esta compafIia
protesta espetuosamente contra la
resolution del Consejo Executive, en-
cuanto atafe 4 estas dos cargas,
creemos podcr demostrar la valdez
equidad de ambas.
Sin perjulclo, empero. de acndlr
conveniente necesario para justih-
car Ell cobro de estas cargas 8 tarifas
4 partlr de esta fecha hasta habersc
dispuesto otra cosa, bien por el Con
sejo Executive, blen por los trlbuna-
les, esta compaflia suspendera oil CO
bro dc las cargas por concepto de
desv1os y pondrd en- vigor las taritas
para el acarreo dc cafe, hjadas por Ell
Consejo Executive.
"Mlentras sc discute este asunto.
deseamos hacer constar que cuando
csta Compafila xometi6 las tarlfas
hoy vlgentes, 10 hizo en- la intelligent
cia de que los tipos all( relaeionados
habrfan de cubrir el transporte de
carga entire sus estaclones regulares
para carga, solamente. En- tai CON
cepto, las distancias consignadas Ell
la relaci6n Official de distancias, COM
prendida en- Ia tarifa, estaban calcu-
ladas dc cstaclon q estacl0n. No
creemos que la Compaflla. en- su ca
racter de conductor p1blico, esta obli-
gada 4 aceptar s entregar carga fac
turada para cualquiera estaci6n, &
procedentc de esta, en- punto alguno
fuera de. dicha estacion, 8 que este
obligada ( facturar cargo para puntos
d1stintos de sus estaciones regulares
| 8 procedenteS de los nismos. Esto
esta dc acuerdo con Ia practlca usual
dc las Companies ferroviarlas.
"Opinamos, ademas, que 81 Ia Com
paf1a consicnte on ent1eger 6 aceptar
carga en cualquier puto fera de sus
estaciones regulares, tlene derecho
una compensation cxtra0rdinaria pa
"a cubrir el consiguiente serviclo ex-
traordlnario, y nos reservamos el de
recho 4 negarn0s admltlr entire
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-19

meVVitt's %SIsss S.sss SaEv@
For Piles, BErnss Sores
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-19
GIVING HEARINGS
Agent Of Commissioners Blxby
is Meeting the Intermar-
married Whites.

Special Agent Cook from the Office
of COMMISSIONER Tams Bixby in Mus
kogee arrived in Vinita yesterday
noon, and has been holding hearings
since then in the court house. Mr..
Cook is here to appraise the lands of
intermarried whites, and is taking the
testimony of the claimants as to the
value Of the Improvements on the
lands which by the decision of the
supreme court they have been COM
PEELED to relinquish. Personal notic-
es are sent to all intermarried whites,
living in the section of which Vinita
is the center. None of them, there
fore, will be ignorant of the visit OF
the agent. A large number have beer
in town today. The agent is taking
testimony even from those who dis
posed of their holdings before the law
was past by congress permitting them
to sell their improvements.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-19
WAS TOO FOND OF CIDER.
Farmers Wife Says That Husband
Drank His Product All Winter.

Instead Of making hay white the
sun Shines as most farmers do, Farm
er Sanford Sisson made cider
Azuba Sisson is the wife Of Sisson.
They were married in 1873, and have
daughter IL years old.
The farm of the Sissons is near
Norwalk 1t is one Of the pretty
farms Of the neighborhood and capa-
Bile Of producing fine products, but Of
all things that come from a farm cider
looked tnes best to Sisson.
In Norwalk cider is generally re-
garded as a temperance drink. Not so
does Azuba sisson regard the cider
that her husband makes and which
she AYERS he drinks. II was Sisson-s
cider that caused the domestic breach.
Recently Azuba sisson applied 20
the common plees court for divorce
in her petition Azuba sisson says that
sanford Slsson makes the cider in the
summer time and stays drunk on 1t
nearly all the winter.
Azuba says that sanford's summer
cider has kept sisson intoxicated near
ly all the winter for several winters
nast.-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-19
nom MINATION To
Be MADE TONIGHT
Republicans viii Meet in Court House
and Select a Full Ticket for the
Coming Election

There will be held tonight in the
court house mass convention Of re
publicans Of Vinita, for the purpos o.
, nominating a full city ticket for tht
election OF April 2. Every republican
is invited to be present and to assist
in the selection OF the ticket.
There will be but little contest for
any Of the Offices. For mayor several
have been mentioned, but no one is
making any fight for the position.
Among. those mentioned for mayor
ara D. II. Wilson, w. b. Coley. Either
OF ciisse gentlemen would make an
Efficient and active lmayor. Both Of
them have had experience in the work
OF the city.
For recorder the men most often
mentioned are E M Probasco and
IS. e. Wallen. Mr.. Probasco is now
recorder, and his work has leer the
best the city has ever had. For Iwo
terms Mr. Wallen has been one OF the
city's most Efficient aldermen, and he
is thoroly qualified for the position OF
recorder.
There Is but one announced candi-
date for marshal, G. A. Murdoch. He
will doubtless be nominated by accla-
nation. The present Republican aid
ermen will doubtless be renominated ed.
They have done excellent work dur
Ing the past yearand are much better
qualified to carry to completion the
improvement work just begun than
any other set Of men would be.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-19

A recent issue of the Joplin Globe
contained the following account OF
the status OF the Grand river power
project, from the standpoint Of
the Cherokee Power company:
Plats showing the location and re-
sultant overflow land of the proposed
81, 600, 900 electric power plant Of tn Q
Cherokee Power company, to be erect
ed on Grand river, twelve miles south
west Of Alton, 1. IT,, we're filed last
Tuesday with the secretary Of inter-
ior at Washington, Z. @. This plant
will, when completed, be one Of the
largest electric power plants in the
United States. The charter for the
new company was secured on Febru-
airy %.
The proposed new plant will har-
ness the waters Of Grand, Spring,
NeoshO and Cowskin rivers, and Shoal,
Brush, FiveMile, and Lost creeks, and
will have an enormous capacity, equal
to $1,000 horsepower or six times the
actual capacity of the Spring River
Power Company's plant at Lowell,
Mo.
The new company IS practically a
Joplin enterprise and will furnish the
Joplin mining district with light and
power. In addition, the towns Of vi
nita, Alton, Miami and Grove and the
Quapaw mining district, Baxter
Springs and Galena, Kan, and other
towns along line for about fifty
miles north to the Joplin, Webb City,
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-19

yes said Mrs. Malaprop, talking
to friend about her daughter Emily's
wedding, I'm glad it's all over. If 1t
had lasted second longer / should
have had nervous palliation or some
thing! Why, what do you suppose?
When the minister called before the
wedding, / asked him whether it was
necessary to have two cassocks for
the bride and groom to kneel on. He
smiled, and said he thought that
something thicker would be better;
and Emily laughed right out and left
the room. Well, of course. knew I'd
said something wrong, SO I corrected
myself didn't mean cassockss /
said. I meant two Cossacks. And
what do you suppose he said?"
Asked you whether you desired
q foreign military effect? ventured
the guest.
mo. He said that, judging by the
present state of affairs in Russia, he
doubted whether he'd be able to get
them; and even If he could, he doubt
ed whether they would be agreeable
to be knelt upon, judging by the way
they were fighting oppression. Oh,
was so madi You can bet the next
time won't beat around the bush;
III come right out and ask whether
or not we need two pillars!"-Har-
ner's Weekly.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-19
Miss Nidlffer EntertaIns

Miss Gertrude Niditfer entertained
the Five Hundred club most pleasant
ly Saturday night at her home. Roe
Cromwell won the gentlemen's prize,
a gold stick-pin, and the ladies' prize,
a beautiful china plate was won by
Miss LILY Burns Miss Louise Hall won
the BOBBY prize, hat pin. Refresh
ments we're served during the evening.
Among those those. present we're the
following: Misses Louise Hall, Pauline
Kelley, Nell Davis, Byrd Ironside,
Margaret johnson, Bertha Thomason,
Susan Smartt, Josephine Barker, Eva
Dameron, Lily Burns. and Miss Nc
Gee; Messrs Edgar Burlington, John
Byrd, Albert Marks, John Crutchheld,
Emmett Hughes, George Blakeney, r.
L. Orr Roe Cromwell, J. Taylor, Har-
ry Mitchell and Marshall Stevens
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INJUNCTION
CONTINUED

Judge J. A. Gill this morning made
permanent the injunction issued Sat.
urday afternoon, restraining A. H.
Bertram from prlnCing J. w. Orr's
name in his sheet. The order was
somewhat modified, however, the use
Of Mr.. Orr's name being permitt-
ed when it is used strictly in a news
item. But any scurrilous, malicious
or libelous statements are forbidden.
Mr. Orr was represented by Riddle &
Clapham, and w. II. Kornegay APP
peared for the other side.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-19
INCREASES YIELD OF CROPS.
Wonderful Effect Of Vaccination on
the Land.


The farmer emptied a white powder
into pail Of water and added thereto
a tiny wad Of cotton.
I'm getting ready to yaccinate ny
land" he said. "This is the virus.
The government gives me the virus
for nothing and the vaccination in
creases my crops from so to 300 pei
cent"
Stirring the fluid, he went on:
''Dr. G. T. Moore of the department
of agriculture is the inventor of soil
vaccination. Thanks to him, you can
fertilize for four cents as much soil
az $40 worth of nitrate would cover
"You see, the thing that fertilizes
soil is nitrogen. Well, there is lot
of nitrogen in the air-seven-tenths
OF the air is nitrogen, And DR.. Moore
has bred germ, little living germ
that all its life long works like a
Rockefeller at extracting this nitro
gen from inc air and storing 1t in the
soil around IL.
This germ is what vaccinate my
land with. This germ put in my soil
tolls day and night--a fine little hired
man. TO it the air, the free air we
breathe, is perfect guano bed and
from that guano bed draw all the
profit.
And the result? Well, a potato
field yielded so per cent. more pota-
toes after vaccination, an oat field
yielded 300 per cent. more oats, a
wheat field yielded So per cent. more
wheat, a rye field yielded 400 per cent.
mara rva"
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-19
Several Weddings

Marriage licenses we're issued yes
terday and today to the following
couples.
Lawrence Smith Of Anderson, Mo-,
and Miss Pearl McMillen OF Chelsea.
A. G. Glenn and Mrs. L. J, Bruere,
both Of Chelsea.
NJ Il. Harrison aud Miss Eva E.
Johnson, both Of Bluejacket.
W. r. Roberts and Miss s. j. Smith,
b)th Of Sedalia, Mo.