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The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-12-13
Funeral or Mrs. Taft

Millbury, Mass, Dec. 1o.-The
funeral of Mrs. Louisa NJ. Taft, moth
er Of Secretary of War william II.
Taft, was held at her late home here
today.
Rev George A. Putnam OF the First
Congregational church and Rev. Ed
ward Elkins OF the Second Congrc-
gational church officiated The body
will be sent to Cincinnati for burial.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-12-13
Fire i'm Petersburg.

Richmond, Va, December 1o.-The
establishment of the William Budd
Furniture Company in Petersburg,
was burned today. The loss is esti-
mated at $4,000, partly covered by
insurance. At one time the situation
was such that the Richmond depart
ment was called upon for aid and
was ready to furnish it, when notified
that the fire was under control
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-12-13
SIZE OF COTTON CROP.
Estimated Number of Bales Produced
I'm Each State.

Washington, December 1O.-The
crop reporting board of the bureau
of statistics o. the department OF agri-
culture from the reports Of the cor
respondents and agents today issued
report estimated that the total pro-
ductiOrl of cotton i'll the United States
for the year 1907-190S will amount
to 5,581 ,96S,OO0 pounds (rot including
linters, equivalent to 11,65S,000 bales
of 500 pounds gross weight)
The estimated production in 500
pound bales by states is as follows:
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-12-13
Endorsed by Judge Gray.

Dover, Del, Dec. 10.-The deme-
cratic state committee today passed
resolution endorsing Judge George
Gray of Delaware for the Presiden-
cy.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-12-13
Carnegie Adds So 600. ZOO TO Fund

Washington, December 10.--Andrew
Carnegie has added the sum of $2,-
100000 to the $10,000,0O0 endowment
fund Of the Carnegie Institute. An
nouncenent of the fact was made at
a dinner tonight at the New Willard
of the trustees of the institute to
which had been invited number OF
s ientists and men prominent in pub
lie affairs.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-12-13

Program changed daily-Biiou.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-17
NplittIbeS

Die Serbituabl ltebt nuumshr Dor
Der 2biire uuo es lit un Der 3eit, oaB
Die Burger iid Ouriiber entiheioen,
pel6e Sanoibaten Iie bel otrlelben err
wdblen pollen. SBir bubsn Our4 @rs
iabruus selerut, Oas es INNER gut lit,
penu Elm gutter Mann erDdblt miro
uuO ipe;isG in Der Stuutsuerwaltuns
1T es Oaourh Selunsen, ben sroBartissH
3apitOl9rabi6 blosjulesen. Dem se'
ssuwGrtissn bsmOtratiihen Staats'
itusmeiiter Berry 1T oisies hauptiad'
lid iu uerSauten uno ouber erideiut es
ni6t msbr wie redt unO billi9, oaB iein
0iadfolssr Elm Wiann lit, Der in ieinen
6uBtapfeu weiter seben miro. Solt)
Elm Wtanu iit Der SunOiOut Der Demo
tratsu. Serr SObu q. 9armOn, Ser
aasiu aus oielem 9ruuoe iAon crwdblt
ueroen iOats. Wtau fam bel ieiner
@rpdbluns iiher iein, baB Die SntereI'
fen Der Steuer;abler unter ieiner Ser
paltuns ui6t lsiOeu weroen.
SbwObl uu9eniheiuIia Die gu beIesen'
ben Gouutpdmtsr nibt uOu isbr 9rOBel
gSi6tisteit erideiuen, 1T Oieles bod Der
6aa, benn Die Orsi gu srwGblsnOen San.
oioaten t Elm Gontrolleur, Coroner unt
County Ssrmsner - baben ale wihtist
Pfli6tsu gu erfiillsn uuo iOllten oabel
aud f6bi9 uuO ebrlth iein. Sn oer
oemutratilden SauOiOateu baben oi
gBabler brei Wtduusr, Die Oieieu 2lniOr
Seruugen in jsOer gBsiie sutiprsher
Ssrr SOiepb u. Bali fir 9OntrOlleuI
lit Elm Wtuun, Der i'm ganjen Count
poblbetaunt tit uuO einen unbel6oltenel
9tui senieBt, oaber sisuet er iih aud
aus9e;siduet fir Oas 9lmt unO Uiirb
eiusn tiihtisen Seuntsn MAIDEN. Or
| 8. 8. Sultrg fir Coroner lit 10 gut be
tannt ais eln tiihtt9er Ar;t uno Gbren
MANI iiberbuupt, bab ss faum nOtbi
sri6sint, ieine 8Orjige fir oas 9lm
weltcr gu riibmeu. Gr wiirbs sin ibcu
Ter Coroner iein. Dem ieiue Yflibter
iiinuns cine Gbrenauisabe isiu WiirOc
6err Wt. .. Wiit6sa fir GOuntp Ser
msiisr lit ais Elm icbr idbiser Wianu il
isinsm Sad befanHt mo Oas 2lmt il
ebeniO wid)ti9, nie ir9euO Elm uuOeres
iObub man aud OuBu isbsn iOllts, oa
eiu 0fuuu wie 9err Wtitdell erwGbl
pirb. 8siiere SuHbioatsu wis bic @e
uanutsu hdtteu Die DemOtruten mid
finOsn tOnnsu uuO ss 1T srireuIit j
bemsrfsu, oaB Der our6idnittlife Biir
ger 10 gut nit ihrsu SOriiissu betauu
lit uuO siniiebt, OaB fis uusssiei6uet
Seumtsn absebsn wIirosu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-17

8. 8. SabcOd wurOe Dienitag I'm
$40 beitObleu. Die Iit in Der 9aIte iei'
uss Rodes bsfunoeu, Der in Der 6utter'
miible al @apOlis 2luenus an eiHem
Jtassl bins.
- Der Shuutuitsn Dor Der Roii
Sutbanbluug oil Suduwanua auenut
wurSe Samitas Wiorseu nm SauOi ihubc
i'm Bsrtb uon $40 beitObleu. Der
Disb mar auseuitsiulih in benz Selit
zines S6liiiiets.
- Sri. Sulia YittOria, Die iiinsits
3o9ter uou Serrn uuO 6rau gilbert
3enfe uon 8sun 2luenue, wuroe seltern
gsgen WiittuS i'm 9uuis Der Srauteltern
nit Ssrru gucius Q. BuriOus, einem
Augeitellten Der Dime 9auf, our9 Pa'
itOr G. s. Ritter 9etraut. gtab einem
feinsu 9Ohisitsihmauie traten Die Deus
uermablten cine Jteiie mad Diem Yort
an uhS werOeu mad ibrer 0tiiftebr DO.
1920 yiu0eu StruBe mObueu.
- Sobu 8. OOwlsg, pon Der 6irma
@ebr. 6Oplsp an Penn slusnue, Wuros
SOnntag Wiitta9 in ieiner &obnunS all
SeiierIou glueuue. 0unmOre. ourh Die
9rplOTOn OsS bsiBen Saiisr 9ei;appa'
rates auf Der Stells 9etOOtet uno Der
aOrper fur6tbar psritiimmett, p6breno
ieiue 9utter Marp ;u 9leiher 3eit iebr
ibmsr;Gb uerlsst murOe. Cine anoere
lodter, ole all Der 9biire itauo uno
ourt Die 99u6t Der GrplOliOu nieoerge'
wOrien marb, enttam Obue Serlesungen.
0Owlep bate einen Sdnitt oil Der Stir
ne. Der ulein tOOtlih Seweien wars, stu
Sein wurOe ihm nabe Der quite poll'
itdnoi9 ubseriiien uno oas auoers btn9
uur nod nit einisen 6uiern am SOrper.
Die Samilie mar am Wtittwo6 juuOr
in Sas neue @eb6ube eiu9eio9eu uno
SOnutas WtOr9eu wuros gum srItsnmal
in bem 9eijupparat ein 6euer an9elsst {;
Der Seiier arbeitete uber nidt Sutrieoen'
itelleno uno Die Drei wollten ebeu na6
Der llria6s isbsu, uls iid Die usrbdns-
uiBuOue 9rplOiiOn ereisnete. Oislslbs
usruria6te aud eineH Srano, Der aber
uOn Der alarmirten 6eusrwebr beWalti9t
werosu touuts, ebe meiterer S4aoen
uuseribtet mar. slm 6reitaS mar ss
ssraoe Elm Sabr, baB our9 elm lbnliAes
lluSliid in Der s8Obuuus eiuss Sruoers
css SetOOteteu oeiien Satin unc oaS
Disnitmaoden 10 idlimm uerlest wur'
Den, OuB iie beiOe itarbeu, wGbrenc Elm
SObu Der Samilie ssfGbrIide Serlesun'
gen erbislt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-17
staOt unO GOnntb.

= Den Gbeleuten SObu @rsiHsr jun.
uOn gard StruBs lit Elm IOdterleiu &c.
boren lpOrosu.
- @ius Rriiiuus oss itdOtiibsu 9at'
teriolo9en bat erseben, OaB infer 2rinf:
waiier feiu Gilenuitriol entbdlt.
= Die 6sudtistsit Der 9erbit. 0ladts
uno Wtor9en usruriaden bdufi9 SHf.
teuweb, uno nit oeuielbsn tommeu
Shmerien. @ebrauhe ct. SdfObs
Del. unO Oann tOmmt Die Sur.
- Orsi gtutOraisr, Grnit Steele,
6runt .. 3rOpp uuO 6. .. 28arncr,
wurben Dienitas ie I'M $40 beitraft,
neil iis nit ibren 2lutomobttsu Die 9e'
iesIide SdnsIlisteit iiberibrittsn.
- 9elesentlid bss Oritten idbrli6en
Suntetts Der slomirul Dablsren Seftiou
Der giaup yea9ue. Ous Oieuiias Oia6t
in ben 3immern Sss Scrantuu Club
ituttfanO, mar 9Ouu. GOpin 3. Stuart
ais @brenSait eri6isnen. Gas Santett
seltaltete iih ;u einem Isbr brilliauten.
- Die felt etwu ;wsi Wionatsn Ii6
am Strsit befiuoli6en WtGo6en Der
Sribeiabrlten nubmen Montas pieoer
gum 9rOBten 2bsil Die 9lrbeit auf uuo
nur in einisen 5abrifen, no iid Die
3uitdnoe isit Dem Streit psrduoert ba,
ben, tOnnten uidt ale friibsrsn 9ln9e,
itellten mieber eintreteu.
- lin ibrs elettriIde StrOmuna
pdbreno Der 9tudt ;u usrit6rten, bat
Scranton electric @Ompauie nit Der
Sadawannu @Ompauie elm arrangement
setrOffen, WOOur6 iie aIl Die in Dem
hampton &ert erjeuste StrOmuns be.
nusen miro, Die $4,000 is6iebn Ser;en.
li6tsrn slsidtommt. Dur9 bieles 9lr.
rangement fam nuumsbr Die elettrilhe
9Ompanis ibren Disuit usrbsiiern unO
ausoebuen.
i I'm Dem 9eiese ju entIpre6en,
oas uOrldreibt, oa6 fein ysbrer in ben
Offentlthen ShuteH weuigsr mie $50
mcnatlih SaIuir erbalten iull, beIflo6
Die ShulbebOrOe MOntas einitimmis,
oaB alle Sebrer, oeren Salair unter
oieier Summe lit, cine entiprs6enoe @r.
bobung erbalten iollsu. Oem9emdB
peroen uunmebr ie6suuO;wau,is 2eb.
rer einen SObujuiduB BON ssnau so
Sents Oeu WtOuat srbalteu.
- Sn betrsff oss 9Oossiaues oes
fribersu POli;iiten 3bOmas 9. 9ewis,
Der dm 1. Sftober i'm 0abuemann so.
ipitaI itarb, entidieOsn WiOutag 9iaht
pier Der GOrOners @sihwureuen, baB er
elmer gu iturteu 9tuiprieuHs uou WtOr.
phiu erla9, wdbrenO Die auOsreu jpei
ertldrten, SaB bic 3oOesuriahe ibusr
unbetunnt ici. Dad Den Ausia9en uon
mebreren 3su9en sub Or. SObu Batfsr
Die Giniprieung unO oieisr ssituuO, Oub
er inn cine iebr Isibte CAB uuO Suun
NIT jpei Giuiprieungen pom S6uupps
iOl9te.
- gldtb. Sobu @. 0arman. Der
OemOtratiids SanOiOat iir Stunts'
ihuemeiiter, uno 9err 99illiam 8srp.
Der sesenwGrtise Snbubsr bes gImtrs,
wsrOsu Sumitug bier sintrsiien uur
9iahts @umpa9nereOen baltsu. Oieies
bietet cine CUTE 9clegenbeit fir biz
SBdbler, iib iiber 8sridieOenss uuftld'
rem gu luiien uuO 9err Ssrrp wirO niAt
usrfeblen, nGber iiber ben GupitOlsrabit
gu bsri9ten. Die 8ubl itebt nunmebl
uor Der Thiire unb ieber ebrlide Shr'
ger iOllte niat uerfeblen. oieie tiihti9er
unO reblihen Didnusr gu bOreu.
~ llnterri9t I'M Sluuisripiel er
theilt uutsr siiuitisen BeOiusuuser
5rdulsin emma 5ren. 519 Rine Str.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-17
M0tung.

gSit daiGbrli9, pirS eu S1pS5iits eran-
fen llnHfuBanss gtrtiH am
81. Sftpber
eitlts 9abrts itint rationale 9iIdptib In
or Arbtitr Dale alb litn. uno laett btsriu
tae etuil6s putlifam fratbtHt tin, fdb 10 jabI-
rid ME mSalid ~ bdbtilistu. % piTo has
Sflfrsbsn ptB SOmilss isiu. alien 5bsiIrstmsH.
ben sinsu esrusrs den gbsnS ~ pritaHtu.
Die 9atiOralssri6tt ptresH ppu fattunbtssu
Damsn iubsrsutt unb nut ppu ibntu Itrvtrt
pabtn; fur eas fsu6tfrUbi&t piTo tas er-
mite SoTst irlgtu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-17
: graiiOent Eruespals ppn Der Nafa

RraiiOent 1ruesoale pon Der Nada.
wanna Gompaute bat lid eutitisoen
ju9uniteu einss gluOutts an Der Babn.
trenjuH9 in 3aplOr aasssiprodeu, no.
nit Elm Sieblinsspunih Der 6ortiaen
Siir9er erfiillt werOsu miirOe.
- Die -9lmericun @as & electric
9ompang", mslhe bereits Scranton
uno ben Obersn Gbsil uOu Sadawanna
@ountp tOntrOllirt. miro mubrI6einli6
aud bic sluOca Ssi; uno Strait @ompa.
ME abiOrbiren, oa anssblihluus sinlsitsns
ten Sbritte iur Ysribmsl;uus sstban
lino.
- Die slnSsiielltcn Der SntsruatiO.
nal GcrreipOuOeu; Sdule bei6loiien &c.
itern abeno in elmer ;ablreit beiuhten
Serinmmluns, ;weds 9esenieitiser LIN.
terltiisuns iid 9eiesIid inforpOriren ;u
lalien. auh iOIl oie.seiellidaftlids unO
intellettuelle Stclluu9 Der Seute in isSsr
9iuii4t usrbelert wsrOsn.
Die feiniten Drudarbeiten in Der StaSt,
9isfsrt Die Office Oes -SBo6snblatt.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-17
TinleDs'''
-s-
spe;ielle 8ertbe
Yra9tbOller 2iagcrte.

gBir offerireu ju ben alten RrsiIsn
unIere neue Ssrbit Sinie uon 5rausn
rlntersswdnOeru, einiflieBenb Die pradt'
pollften uuO erttuiiusiten @ffetts, Die
man ii6 uur beuieu fam.
9is iino uuSsfrtiSt BON benz feinitsn
MuSliu, Gambric uno wsidsm
euslii6eu SSainipOf, iebr uOll &C.
i9uittsu uno psrsiert in Der anSiebeno'
ften unO srquiiitsu 8siie nit Spisen,
Stidsrsi. @ini6iirBunssn, SanOsrn,
uin.
Die Offcrirtsn Uertbe iinO un9e'
ssmObnIi6:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-17

- Dad einsm bstanut sessbeuen BE.
ridt Der Staats'DabIbsbUroe 1T Char.
les 81. Sasfeu NIT elmer Pluralitat BON
27.7Ss Stimmeu gum Gouusrnsusr BON
StlabOma sspdbIt porOsn. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-17

- Sn Sou Sole. Gul.. puroe Der uu'
ter Dem 9iamen glrcuOs StOre" bstauute
@eidGftsblod all SiO 1. StraBs our6
Seuer jsrltOrt. S6uoen s2OO,OOO.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-17
Na9tgenduOer,
95c bis SIS 90.
GnriettlbersIge,
25c bis $3.50.
llnterbOien,
35c bis 81 80.
llnterr6fe,
S5c bis $4,000.

Dus Gu6, Die SOrmsu, bic StgIe,
Die StGbsrei, bic gerjierunS oieier Se'
wdubsr, Iiuo bon Der bO6iten GuaIitat,
Oeun ale liuS 9OatIaiie in ieOer Ss'
Siebun9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-17

No. 7.-Alle die Oberflaeche oder das
Grundrecht jener gewissen Lot Land.
gelegen in der 81. Ward der Stadt
Scranton. Iackawanna County und
Staat Pennsylvania. Bekannt ais
Lot No. II vie ausgelegt auf der Karte
Won Lots der Mt Vernon Land Com
panic Won Scranton, Pa. Besagte Lot
list 40A FusZ brett in Front entlang
Nord Main Avenue und IFS Fusz in
Tiefe entlang Bedford Strasze, vie
verzeichnet auf besagter Karte, und
erstreckt sich EUR Martha Court laut
besagter Karte. Kohlen und Mineral
len reservirt. vie in dem Deed des
besagten Iandes an den besagten Hen
ry y. Reynolds, datirt 81. Juli, 1900.
Nit Beschlag belegt und in Exeku-
tion genommen auf die Klage der Mt
Vernon Land Compan zum Gebrauch
| Won John Kimball gegen Henry b
Reynolds. Schuld, S630.OO, Interesser
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1907-11-16
Press and Comment
n Lesson to IddhOanS.

1--WE had fine rain in the wheat belt" said a
Kansas today in response inquiry to
the financial situation" in that State And the
entire question, so far as Kansas is concerned
epitomized in that declaration. All fears within
and fears without are eliminated when the rain
comes down the Kansas wheat belt No furry
in Wall street can kick up dust" in State where
October rain is equivalent to insurance policy
for the next years crop The fluctuations of stocks
and bonds does not disturb Kansas; the interest rate
on "call money" is Greek to the farmers out there
It's the direction of the wind and the movement of
the clouds that create pancs or restore confidence
there-and the ubilant triumphant declaration that
1--WE had fine rain in the wheat belt" is more sig
nifcant of tranquility in the Sunfower State than
the daily bulletins from the Government Treasury
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES City Times.
What, then, has irrigated Idaho to fear? "tThe
direction of the wind and the movement of the
clouds little nothing here, and nowhere
is the soil generous in its rewards to the in
telligent and industrious husbandman Nature has
done much for Idaho and her people we'll afford
emulate the spirit of the stout-hearted Kansans,
who have to contend not only with conditions of
mans making, but with conditions over which he
has control
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1907-11-16
Holidays For Panic Remedies.

Commenting upon the action of the Governors of
certain States in declaring public holidays to pro-
tect banks in time of financial strain the Phadel-
phia Press says:
The legal holiday created to afford people rest and
recreation has proved through its operation
mercial paper to be refuge in time of storm
California found it useful in the business demoral
cation that followed the great earthquake and de-
struction of San Francisco. The public in
holiday mood, but they given holidays for
month more until the banks felt secure enough to
resume business
This use of the legal holiday is a curious devel-
opment The States have not in terms authorized
the suspension of payments by proclamation of the
Governor but in providing for gubernatorial ap
pointment of a Thanksgiving Day, their laws
couched in language sufficiently general for other
purposes. The law of Pennsylvania names all the
fixed holidays and adds "any day named by the Gov
of the State a day of thanksgiving, fast
ing or prayers or other religious observance"
To protect the banks in the Western fashion the
Governor of Pennsylvania would find it somewhat
incongruous to appoint special day of thanksgiving,
they belong to seasons of plenty rather than of
panic. He has another string to his bow under the
law, the appointment of fast day. This would be
in accord with the public feeling and would
serve equally we'll in giving days of grace to
turing commercial paper.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1907-11-16
Room Here For Millions.

The Denver (Colo) News of November says:
A project as broad as the boundless West and as
deep the human heart will be presented to Helen
Gould, the philanthropist, by Ebert Hubbard, the
humanitarian as the result of his visit to this city
yesterday The proposition is nothing less than the
purchase by Miss Gould of thousands of acres of
arabic land in the Grand Valley, this land to be sub
divided into small tracts and peopled by thousands
of stifed families from the congested centers of
the densely populated East Fra Elbertus has con-
ceived the idea that by selling these small tracts to
settlers from the East small payments to be
derived from the products of the soil, not only will
great benefit be secured for this valley particular
but that it will be the solution of the great problem
of the cities. Bring the people out here, where
there is for them to breathe and develop"
says Fra E1bertus. "Take them away from the
large cities where their elbows chafe those of their
neighbors and where so few of them have to
draw one deep breath or to work without falling
each other | intend to present this PROPOSE
ton to Miss Gould, and am satisfied she will look
upon it with favor"
The Scimitar would respectfully refer Fra Elberus
and Miss Gould to Idaho's One Million Club when
they get their praiseworthy project in working
der, if there is not room in Colorado for all the
people they wish to send there. Idaho has room
for any number of people whose attention may be
turned this way, and we can assure every one of
them happy, prosperous home if ordinary inteli-
gence and industry be used in establishing it.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1907-11-16
Wanted, Men of Character.

Don't be afraid to do your duty because some one
ridcules or opposes you. A who has opinions
of his and the courage to advocate them will be
sure have opposition in this world because he
runs across contrary to other peoples opinions;
but just keep right ahead if your is right and
your conscience clear. Don't worry about what other
people say; life is too short for that Some will
abuse you through envy, others for the want of
principle and because they honestly differ with
you; but keep right openly, manfully and in
diligently and with your proper dignity of character
honesty of purpose and se-respect those who differ
from you will respect your opinions Moscow Demo
GRAFT
Idaho has need of such as the Democrat de-
scribes, in many walks of life There are some big
problems to be solved here-po1itical industrial and
scotland it will take of character to solve
them. Such men will care nothing for the sneers
of those who content to take things as they
find them, whether good bad but will press for
ward on their work, keeping in sight only the end
to be achieved. And in every case where the need
for reform is real and the efforts effect it are
wisely directed, the world can be depended upon
ultimately to set its seal of approval upon the
achievements of the reformer, just as it has done
at all times since history began.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1907-11-16
Fight For Good Fruit Is On.

The high prices of fruit this year, and especially
of apples, are going to greatly stimulate orchard
planting. That is proper enough, but let no person
engage in the planting of an orchard who is not
hater of orchard pests and fighter from start to
finish.
Eternal vigilance is to be the price of good fruit
from this time and the pest fighter is to be in
hot demand The who halts and says cant be
done" had better have some other occupation, be-
cause the cutters are not going to be popular in
the fruit growing industry, and the fellows who make
the money the who fight.
Doubters and cutters not going to be popular
in the fruits growing industry. The fellows who are
get the revenue, therefore, the who fight
and fight hard all of the time.-Gem State Rural
The Rural has sized up the situation correctly.
Experience has shown that frut-growing is great
business in itself, and exacting one which de-
mands capable attention just like any other business
Moreover it is business that will give much more
than ordinary returns where careful and intelligent
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1907-11-16
But Still He GrindS it Out.

Editors patient a rule, but every
and then the burden of one Of item becomes greater
than he bear and he emits his crouch to the
public Here is sample from exchange:
Did you ever count the words in a column of
ordinary news print? There are about 1000 words
in column. Suppose you sit down and write
thousand words on some subject, and then another
thousand on another until you have written eight
ten thousand Try it and see if it is right easy
Keep that gait up for month Then chase local
item all town, and after you have gotten the
facts all right, condense them in a few lines-an
hours work that can be read in few seconds. Do
this for a dozen items that insignificant after
then have the items criticised and inaccuracies
pointed out to you when it is too late to correct
them. Oh, yes, it is easy
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attention is paid to it. while the chances for failure
just great greater than in the majority
of other industries.
1t is encouraging to know, however, that the list
of failures in the industry in Idaho and the North
west is yearly growing less the work of educa-
ton goes on, and that today large proportion of
the who foremost in the industrial activities
of this great empire received their first start on
the road to wealth and influence from the products
of their orchards But in every instance investga-
ton would show that they gave the same careful
attention to their orchards then that they giving
to their extensive affairs now and that nothing
to them that they did not work for against all
obstacles.
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Volunteer Fire Departments.

The Montpelier Examiner is urging the citizens
of its town to organize volunteer fire department.
The town has an effective waterworks system and
the Examiner believes the next step should be to
organize such department so to have a body
of trained to handle the water in case of fire
The suggestion is wise one not only to Mont
pelier but to many other towns of the State 1t
takes city of number of thousands of inhabi-
tants to maintain paid fire department. but vol
unteer department answers the purpose very we'll
in the smaller cities and numerous instances could
be cited where immense loss was prevented in Idaho
towns by organized volunteer fire fighters.
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IT Would Be awkward.

When ex-senator George F. Edmunds said in his
quiet and ncisive way that President Roosevelt is
too honest man" to set the dangerous precedent
of third term he raised an extremely awkward
dilemma for the third-termers The alternative of
this is that by accepting third term President
Roosevelt would be dishonest man and would at
the same time set dangerous precedent for the
future. A people who would elect President for
a third term would elect him for fourth and fifth
and for life-Philadephia Record
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Prin1a Facie Evidence.

telegram states straw vote was taken a few
days ago at the Ohio State asylum for the insane
for Mayor of Cleveland. The returns showed 300
votes for Burton and 1 for Tom Johnson The
Republican party is certainly going insane at a
rapid rate when the proportion is 800 to l. The
Democrats are trying to secure the release of the
one man on the ground that he is sane. The fact
that ne voted for the reelection of Mayor Johnson
is prlma facie evidence that he is sane.-Weiser
American