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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-12-02

the valley the meeting will be es-
pecially we'll represented, owing to
the fact that this is an annual meet
ing and officers for the ensuing year
will be elected. While there is no
contests expected for the various Of
fees, nevertheless, rumor is going
the rounds that it will be interest
ing.
One of the most interesting
meetings held by the association was
during last February in Chinook and
those present will long remember
that meeting as the most evenly di-
vided assembly on questions that
were discussed ever held by that as
sociation. The result of that meet
ing was that within short time work
was started on the big canal from
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-12-02

Valley Irrigation Association to be
heldin this city on next Tuesday
The meeting will be held in Gar
lands Hall and will be called to or.
der promptly by President Newman
at 1Oo'clock.
1t is expected that the meeting
will be well attended owing to the
interest that is being taken in the
work of the Lower Milk River Water
Users Association upon the Dodson-
Malta-Glasgow project, and especial
ly as the headquarters of the entire
St. Mary's Milk River project are To-
Gated here, a large delegation will
undoubtedly be present from the up
per valley, where the settlers are
eager to see work executed.
From reports current up and down
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-12-02

Dodson east. Too much credit cal
not be given the committee that wa
sent to Washington last March. /
is an admitted fact that when the
committee arrived in Washington
they found the Milk River Project ;
very dead issue and it was only after
several days of hard work that it sue.
ceeded in resurrecting the pro ject tc
the extent where the reclamation
service were compelled to sit up and
take notice. The result of that COM
mittee IS work is known by the peo-
pie of the entire state of Montana.
Today, right in our very midst one
OF the largest irrigation projects ever
undertaken by the government is be-
ing successfully operated on the CO.
operative plan. The people are do
ing the work under the supervision
of the reclamation service. They
receive their pay in certificates
which are redeemable by the govern
ment whenever applied upon wat
er right in the Milk River Valley.
This experiment is SO we'll thought
OF by the government officials at
Washington that they are contem-
plating several other projects on the
same plan. Whether they will be
successful as the one already in ope-
ration in this valley remains to be
seen.
Within a very short time the
between the United
States and Canada on the waters of
Milk River will be made public and
from what can be learned they will
be very satisfactory to our govern
ment and at the same time agreeable
to the Canadians.
1t is expected that another COM
mittee will be sent to WASHINGTON
for the purpose of looking after the
welfare of the project and if possible
get an appropriation to more mater
tally help in the work.
Thomas j. Canty made business
trip to Glasgow Monday last, return
ing Tuesday.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-12-02

President Charles W. Tenny of the
Montana Wesleyan, the Methodist
college at Helena, spent last Friday
IN Malta, as the guest of Rev. Homer
r. Cox, and in the evening gave an
educational lecture entitled "Human
Dogies." This was President Ten
ney's first visit to Malta and the nor
thern part of Montana, as he is going
from Mondak to Sand Point, looking
up old students and friends.
Mrs. Joe Sipples of Coburg, was in
this city Monday, returning home
Tuesday morning.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-12-02
The First StateBQnk
MALTA, MONT.
OLD PEOPLE LIKE BOOKS

that show a comfortable bal.
ance in the bank. TO acquire
that balance you must begin
now. Start an account with
The First State Bank. Then
you can be free from all worry
as to what you have and devote
all your energies to making
more. You'll spend less too.
A check book does not burn
holes in your pocket like the
actual cash.
H. G.. Robinson, President
T. W. HAL
DIREC
S. McKennan Geo. W. Clay
w. A. Clark, of Va. City.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-12-02
IRRIGATORS
TO VISIT HERE
The UNITED MILK RIVER Val,
LEY IRRIGATION ASSOCIA.
TION WILL MEET IN
MALTA TUESDAY

Notices have been sent out thru
the Milk River Valley calling the at
tention of settlers to the annual
meeting of the United Milk River
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07
Tese:s.- n o..;n. as o., li...

Thirty years Aso IN an Edinburgh
scsool iAers wee three pupils who
He-e - intimate and irsspa-Ahle
co-a4zioas Ia, they were designated
Faith HOPE &at CLARITY A:;e- leav.
iae school they continued as warmly
attached Gs ever. l1deed. the c1n-
stant appearance q the tho together
II XIX 2-d market became a sand
Ing Joke By 22t BY they married
within short intervals Q. each other
They lad each three children and the
families grew NJ together IL close
friendship. Some three years aso one
O: The th1ee died Suddenly and short.
" atts.~a-d- With equal suddeureSs.
another passed away. \ few months
lAts- The third died after tvo o. three
GAYS Illness Thus within one short
year. il the prime OF life. the three.
who O. earth hsd heea all but in<ep-
arabic, passed away.
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ALL TOO VIGOROUS
avs- WAS AN EXCEPTION 10
GENERAL suls.
S,,sss sit-,s- sssas o.. rs SsafS''
,.- - 4 Sss-; Ti-,e-sssss De
ssrs;fsn Ne; csrrest 20
TAs Cast

7,ssn T>smsa sAo7, ,lEc as.
n,ushs 4 pei lamb ;o- his h;us chill
ARA - plAy VIA II Was a l7''''
esas-s1aed .Azso. Aue siToas and ''s
OWES. n=t tAe .u5ce sad se 77t'ci''--
;hst kiaa. AeczuSe iAc CAl.asts "Sl'a
a, st,> GSor % Aa-; g.
" tAe CAV lAal d. S4uc home 'e''
:a-ne5 IL out la;o Jsc i7o1. HATl.
Wse-. 81 st-Syr4 Shoui -.aabae Tie
s.aSS NA;I5 TN -utrr ft1 -7 a's
Ss-%z.gu.s
M P.,naa had ;As .N..-~-a 20 .a'
house and Sc uN> -eaa.as 80 'A'7.
tro-a s a,ooS a 5c>c--5-.y1 80 he Sa'7
ae-e-iS,scs o: -auH, -" Ac0'-1
>alG -AA. -Tse 'Are : oar >. 80 .r's
7-1yoal and .la,,cr-: 90: Az a-a.>
Grt Aaa MEEK : q; tAA' : aAG-e has
Io- centuries usSa ihr :, u,a' 81 o.; c'''
-IC-CSs ald sweetness g.: a'st-rs-i..1
il never 3a-a05> A1v o-F aaa "a'1 e
: attAckt-- ,. a.vas> s-@'=> las..
and IL silence Tac-- - >s@,iA.as =.
l-eAuttful aHoai be rea'.r .....r aa-'---.
thai
Jus; g, ,Af> 7c1- NJ l,'-a: 0-s
interrupted by the ,,.cv o.: -sc ,Eaer
ca--oc from w :---' 1a.t p;
sounded = ): De ur-- la distress O.:
some kiad
TAe vAcle .aus., s-u on, a7oa 'aa
5.o-sA- and ;ss-e ;Aey >av :AA; -;
lAzS. whose name u4s tAs - aCo' IL
q. sez;]eaesS. ENGAGED " s1;'inc ;he
,c5Ee L Noll5 bat; him IL the rrar
AID Eocck ht-l oyc- AID ;hel !; would
sly; him IN ;he lves and hate h.cl
- tAe -5hs. and T,uasc Is head iato
Is stomach. Azd sau IS skull aeAias,
Is cAeSt- When Re -,o>e 1t hut;ed h.s
shlls sd VAel he STOPPED Cye- n
rah them !I srTfe5 ~ head Then 3,
AE;;c5 I'm generally wherever a
chance presented !;selt- and vher -
s25 docsl,-4 tAe sgdss al up unde;
he Cc-SAy maple s; huvc5 down
;h-y~e -oSs bushes Aa,tct = plaster
sAr5sz vase 20 fragments. buried twc
71laSs - O: :h~ fe1Ce. ard danced
- down re S-7s-st ea,tt-c a: the 'rc,
boxes +Ae hi;cA!1s posls and tho
-c-tA~eS; vE1G
NJ Foste- 1aary knocked Il in u,
he21 Eiie : c2us .2G h7ogsh; !; homt
10 tAs ,E1ss. &ci subsequently. wher
hey lad ;Ae had lee to- dinner. III,
.2ese observed 10 Ms P.;ua1 tha
t0o= TIE name Il which TIA; lam!
-; - sAoaG believe ihA; j; W..
Ho-u during The W. o: lSle. and tha
8; TAs, II fact terrific old ran. The:
he s1i1 Ae should 50 down 10 see tn,
zAa Sso sod il . hin for a lam,
and hang hi2 VIII : club.
Tse F.;=2a eAil3-sa vill cling Z,
kittens - -sEr,1- 7stS-Nev Yorl
Weekly
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IT SEEMED INcuRAsLE
s.s, Saw nrt- Ec.ems-OIschar9eo
f-c-- -ssottals as Hepe eless-Cuu'
ev-s Remedies Cured Him.

.Y-5-, ,Ae age ot three months until
Hscea wears cid. ny son owens liio
uas made !a'olerao'c by eczema IN It's
vc-St form In spite Of treatments the
{ .svasc gradually spread until nearly
every IA; C, hls hutl VAS quite raw
!le used ,o iea- himself drcadtully in
h,s sleep and the agony he went
through IS quite beyond words The
rrctmenta. doctor pronounced the case
Acieless We had him In hospitals
t.u- tines and he y as pronounced one
q the ve-st cases ever admitted
F-r.a each he was discharged as in
c.-at,e We kept trying remedy
af;e- remedy. but hal gotten almost
pas; hoping 'o- cure SlI months
asc Ne purchased So; OF Cu'icura
Remedies The c"sT'' Nas Truly mar
velous and today he : perfectly cured
Mrs LILY Hedge Camblewell Green.
England. Jan -. lso7.
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= CREST 20 SURGERY.

TIE action Of the SURGEON @. n.
steamship PAaaoaia Of the Cuna7d
line IS high credit to the hero:sm
and SKIN Of surgery. In raid-oossn in
great storm the motion Of the YES.
sci VAS suspended 10 enable d. FRA.
se- Or 20 Perform the operation for
appendicitis OF co2l-qssse- who vas
IL danger OF immediate death unless
II Be thea performed That vas suc.
eusstUlly eo1e and D.. Or vas as.
sisted by Dr.. Hendrix. who had over.
Sse; % some OF the s,ee-ase pAssep.
gers O, the vessel The se,io. Do
serves eA-oaielias zat will Command
Admiration wherever the history q.
-astsoi1e and surgery shall be held
il Aozo- among nsa-
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Se7uties Ct Our l,-cus,.

Two members Of the Princeton IA.
e1lty, according TO Ez-per's Weekly,
during recent hurried TIP, were On
a. electric car when il VAS stoppe;
sF & blockade As tssy we're zea-
their dss'41aaoo- they decided to re;
cut 216 van Tie b,ock was. how.
ever. sooa lifted and the car over.
took thsl
Nhez re left the car said one O.
ias-a- who by The WAY, has & little hi,
Of the Celt In him i though. We
Should get On better BY getting OF
sut- After all we should have beer
better o1 Il We had stayed on
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Ao,ss,na WITH THE ASSESSOR
,,. e...s, for Building unnssoso
Assltisn to Hsuss.

sa,reseu,s,ive BIrtsall OF Iowa oo'
49,, "a ,he high rentals charged IN
w.,sinSton during the eonsress'0nM
.e,s,n He says he feels NE ~
l-,A farmer he knew ont In MS W.
t-,c, The farmer had bought plaes
,g, ., savings as farmh hand anu
rs,,.r The ia, assessor came Arounu t.
-. "A, and put a valuation on PAT $
rev property which Pat thought ea,
ee.sr, HIS protest however WAS
r14yAilins p., ava
One dAy a neishhor visited Pat ana
,,unt Atm building An addition 10 MS
n,,s. And obviously the house was
T,s.,v s.c enough without 1t
Isn't ,ha; piece os ei"A'A
aace' be asked Pat -.
-TA.nk Astn It mcieht be- sMa
Pa .su, In after harin the QUO
pIAee wa-,A phs, the Assisser says II
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07

Little Is heard outside Easlaad iheSs
days ot Princess Henry % Bate Gbers.
yet time was when she tsured llrEely
In the cable dispatches. She siill -four
ishes. tro;iins about London 10 open
haraSrs and to aid charities IN o;heg
ways. but she is not the coa>plclCus
feature Of court news she Vas 10 Queen
Victoria's later yearS The mo;hcr Of
the present monarch had a hish OPia-
ion Of Princess Henry. As well s. q.
the prince. and ii was a standing ,oSe
that she made a practice of reAdinS 70
both Of them extracts from her journal
In the Highlands
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Heeered Her Memory.

II Was simply cosocsdence that
Daae the rnredling Of the nonumeat
10 oneen Victoria At Leith, Scotland.
take place On the same day xs the pub
hcat5on OF her Arxt volume Of ,erters
Lord Rnse1erT. Who made The aAaress
II the meeting. declared -noe tie
lssst II tAe services that sAe renaeree
- b tAe elect a Aer tr1aaa.g a.
sEasupas - - pRessak k1ne-
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07

The Afshans are, as rule. tall
bearded. aerce-lookinE. well-set-up
men. and are brave. hospitahle and in
ieasely liberty loving No nation has
ever been able to hold them long in
subsection, and. in fact, the late amir
-Abdur Rahman-was the first q! their
own rulers who mastered them suas-
ciently to fuse them into one central
ised nation. The language of the
Afshans is called puShto or pash;o. and
the people as whole are frequently
called Pathaus. The court language
is Persian.
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07

me. and Tor fifteen years the frequen,
passages OF kidney secretions an.
noyed me But huan's Kidney Pills
have given me almost entire freedom
from this trouble and cannot speak
too highly IN their praise
Sold by all dealers 80 cents "A
box Fos,e.Milburn Co. Buffalo. y. Y.
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07
Ihe Setort Ncnomouk.

50 this is Hyur widely advertised
dollar table hoir dinner. is IT." said
the Indignant Nould-be diner. as he
pushed aside Al eu,ree which he could
Ho; uast!catr "Why. this is the las,
place IN the world would recon-
mend 20 friends
Don't blame You. s.r." said tho
sadtaced waiter Send your enc
mics here"
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07

thirty Years ! sui
fered with kidney
troubles. and the at.
tacks laid me up for
Ga! ; at 4 time with
pain In the back and
rheumatism When
! was up and around
sharp twingss caught
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07
Only His Hands.

George Golden and his friend Casey
a pair OF well known American hnmoT'
lists, once sailed for Europe. Relating
the events OF the trip afterward, Golden
remarked;
Talk about scasickness' Had
known that Casey was afflicted tha'
way We never should have gone abroad
The very first day out Casey collapsed,
and refused to brace up again tried
all sorts OF remedies On him, but with
out avail.
Finally cried out, Can't YOU
keep anything on your stomach. man
Only my hand. George. he
groaned. only my hands Tit
Bits
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07
$500 in Gsle. Free.

Send cs the names % your friends
who want a piano, and IL We secure an
order rs a result We Will give YOU s.
In eold for your trouble. Sead all the
details yon can and write plainly Tire
Nnishs-csmeseii Music c. ies5-si
California st. Denver. Colo
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07
Profitable Investment.

.Yes," drawled the old postmaster
OF Bacon Ridge. "Jen Weatheroy
bought an ostrich from u circus ana
started an ostrich farm. but oy sum'
the ostrich died" .
Then suppose II was n dead loss
remarked the hat drummer.
.'Oh, no. Thar were so many moss
shoes and bolts and rivets and screws
in the birds stomach that Jel opened
up n blacksmith shop"
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07

Jesse l. lAvermore. the pluncer.
who cleaned up $S,soo. .Oe0 in Wall
street. AMI nov has So. .00o bales O;
cstton. Is ONLY tventy-e eight. Ten
years ago he was marking prices on
the ooand Of Boston brokers c1ce.
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07
Sad but True.

Making his rounds in an Isolated vii
,age the census taker gave Cas q his
official papers TO woman that she
might fll in the required answers
One OF the questions, instead u 7ead-
ing, Married or single. read. ~CCrdt
ition as 20 marriage. The woman dl!ed
In the answer thus
Awful hard up before WusS 4tyc-
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07
He Laughed.

"Boohoo, Boohoo," walled little
Johnny.
Why. what's the matter, dear" his
mother asked. comioVtiuCly
"Boohoo-er-ppic fell n pApa's
toes"
Well. dear. that's too bad. buI yca
mustn't cry about it. You knoW
Il d-d-didn't. l-laGsheNj BooAOo'
Roohoo! EveryboSiy's Magazine
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07
Man-a-lin the Ideal Laxative.
Frs. Sas:e@ee ScAe-e.

The G-si pos,o4ses scheme WAS
private enterprise &-G ~2s .aausI-
rated about i4si.
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07

A dog kept watch three weeks over
the body OF his master. d. r. kanhuh'
who killed himself near l-awton, Okla.
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07

The average attendance at the New
York public schools is now 6G5. oOo.
which Is about SS.e0o more than one
Year ago
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07

1t IS easier for a man 70 accuirs :
bad reputation than !; is %. his esl
G0en 20 live (; GowE-
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07
so,~-s s-e-.AiaI --eeA.

have q worldwide reQgtauoa 70 o1--
ing coughs. SON tA7oa:s &a3 relieving
h7occhitis AID asthma
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07

The trouble with n Jealous woman
Is that she can't keep the lid on
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07
THIRTY YEARS OF 1T.
= Feartully Long Siege Of Daily Pain
and Misery.

Charles Won Soehreu OF clo A St.
Coltax. Wash. says For al least
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07

Some finished orators don't seem to
know when TO quit.
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07

Little wonder iha; Garfield Te, meet.
with approval rvcryw herr It IS the Ideal
LAXATIVE yurr. mild. health giving, |, reg.
ula'es the liver and ovcrcomc> constipation.
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07

HalVins anuther'S SorroN i 4 sure
way OF doublins your OWN ioN-
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07

MrN Winaiow's Soothing syrup
fs- esi---n teeihns, soften. the sutu, ,rAu a. to-
sA=7anS-, a-Ays pain, earss ~tnd coll. as tp,,is
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07
rilns Crkfn >srni.nAN>

FArO O1NTNS>T = s1A-zztrs-s - e--v 49, -
9. iies - r %. EarSS1 n. - 80 .sr. !.
49, IL ezy> ~ zzo-cv Trf=nsse1- 50
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07

\ vlriuous dee3 shouia never ss
delayed. Dow
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07

Hon. Tho>- Gale. who was clectci -
Cou--r>> fsNo-a AlA>Ss- = well SCavu IVA
the Pacific >lsEN-. " here hc hA> T7r>sss>i-
Hi> Washington aaircs> = ;SIS s;l :.
y w Wa>hingtog. n. Z
WSshireTnr. d -
perurs D-uc Co. Cola11AHs- osio>
Q.aiisEsen: .sr shs<rf.ft rs.Ior7-
mend Psr.1rs IS srsr, sffSeferf rrn7-
eGy for eaoac sS sES .aolSs-
Tsa-ss Gsls.
Hon {. >len7. Coagrv>szaaa t-aa
Virginia. writes Il have E>ea Y or "a g.
nab & .Nernely. Pe-snA. with eeoesc-a.
rv>ult>. Ani eAa uuac>s;sGiaE.y rr-cSz-
mend vour 0e-nr-iv a. an t1vico-a; ;Srlc
tonic AaG An esec;ive and r~--aAoeut
cure tor catS-rh.
Man-a-lin the Ideal Laxative.
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07
By His Own Hand

Everyone is the son OF his own
~oTks.-Cervantes.
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07

IaAi J.. l-ANATlNH hRoMo SUtNINE. j..s Z,
iss ssnAturr OF x W. GRON'k I,ri m. ~ ~
svcr - Iarr Gold in One bay. * wow
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07
Beware Of Debt.
ONLY ONE "nHO,

Raleigh: borrowing is the canker
and death OF every mans estate.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-11

wanted To know If workngmen were
ready to work 50 hard for private n,
diyiduals, why they would not be
ready to work as hard for the govern
ment under federal ownership. Tho
secretary replied without hesttation
Because human nature is not built
along hat lime, II Is not possible to
carry on governments the same as
business by individuals working for
private gain You cannot change the
motive of enlightened soldshness into
aitruism
Secretary Taft indicated clearly that
ne did not think the time had come
for an income tax He was accorded
another ovation when he finished, and
many in the audience aocked TO the
platform to shake him by the hard.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-11

Quayuul. Jan l0.--A train was
wrecked near the village Of Machachl
in the province of Pichlncha, to-day
Twenty persons wore killed and ,orN
inilrp1
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-07-17
Wife Hides Fortune.

San Francisco. July 14.-Recent-
ly searching an old dress belonging
to his late wife, Samuel Smyth, a
pioneer resident of Oakland. discov-
cred two bank books showing de
posits of $4,000 in two Oakland
banks. Mrs. Smyth died last March
but the widower has just now dis
covered the fortune The money will
be transferred to Mr. Smyth.
In 1871 Samuel Smyth and his
wife were married. She owned prop
erty in the business section of Oak
land. In order to improve the prop
erty, Mr.. Smyth saved his earnings.
giving them to the care of his wife,
and the latter mortgaged the prop
erty to pay for the construction of
a brick building. In time the mot
gage was paid off and the wife quiet
ly commenced saving money. On her
death the real estate was transferred
to Mr.. Smyth and is valued at $40,-
600.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-07-17
ClcycIand's Will Filed.

Trenton, N. j., July 14.-The will
of Grover Cleveland has been ad-
mitted to probate. 1t is in Mr.. Cleve-
lands own handwriting and makes
no disclosures as to the extent of his
wealth. After some minor requests
and the creation of fund of $10,-
600 for each of the four children, the
remainder of the estate is left to
Mrs. Cleveland In the will Mr.
Cleveland expresses the desire that
he be buried at the place where he
died and that his body be not re-
moved unless it should be absolute
ly necessary to have it repose by the
side Of his wife. Mrs. Cleveland is
made eXecutriX and Frank S. Hast
ings executor
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-07-17

and from there the eastern shores of
the Sound, passing through Belling-
ham, Everett, Seattle and Tacoma.
From Tacoma it will run southerly by
the most practical route to Vancouver.
This north and south road will also
intersect the three principal trans
mountain roads at Seattle, Tacoma,
Chehalis and Vancouver, and thus the
most populous sections of the state
will be connected by main arteries
along which travel will be easy and
rapid.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-07-17
San Jacinto Forrest Renamed.

Washington, d. c., July 1.-THE
San Jacinto National Forest, in Cali
fornia, will hereafter be known as
the Cleveland National Forest. Il
has been SO re-christened by Presi-
dent Roosevelt in honor Of the late
President Cleveland, under whose
administration the first National For
ests were created. In 1897 in honor
Of Washington 165th birthday an
niyersary and on recommendations
of the National Academy Of Sciences,
President Cleveland created 10 Ma
tional Forests, containing about %
100000 acres. The San Jacinto For
est was one of the original - so
created
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-07-17

Yentions had spoken on the subject,
he declared his allegiance to the
party and went into the campaign
that followed and did his utmost to
elect Bryan.
John w. Kern was born in Alto.
Ind December 20, 1919. From
1897 to 1901 he was city attorney
OF Indianapolis Mr.. Kern is a red
hot campaigner, an orator of force
and eloquence. He was the friend
of Hendricks and Voorhees, and
served with them in many memoir
able political battles.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-07-17
Mother and Daughter Injured.

Port Townsend, Wash, July IL
As the result o. runaway, Mrs. a.
w. Buddress, wife Of a prominent
local attorney, lies at the verge Of
death, while her 6-year-old daughter
sustained sever injuries, both arms
being broken and her ankle dislocat-
ed, while driving at Chimacum. Bud
dress while visiting with his family
at Chimacum urged his family 10
occupy the surrey while he was
hitching the horses. The animals
suddenly SHE'D and ran away, the
rig being upset before hiF eyes. The
recovery of Mrs. Buddres Is extreme
ly doubtful, as she was in delicate
health
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-07-17

Pomeroy is the last city of the state
OF Washington to fall in line with the
dry movement, the citizens of that
place having voted "no license" Mon
DAY, Only one ticket was in the field,
The wet or dry question being voted
upon separately. A total of $40 votes
were cast, a majority of SO being reg.
lstered for the drys. The saloons will
De put out of business on March 3lst,
1902
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-07-17

Billy Bryan says he will never run
again if the dear people will only elect
him this time. He probably thinks
that will prove a great vote getter,
expecting the people to fall over them
selves to elect him so that he will go
into cold storage in four years Evil
IDENTIFY the only way to put him out of
business as a candidate is to elect him.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-07-17

The attorney general has given as
his opinion that registration books
must close on the evening Of Septem-
Der 9th. and remain closed over pri-
may election day. You had better at
tend to that little matter of registra
ton now, and you will be ready when
the chance comes to vote.