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Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-09
TAFT EN- ROUTE
TO WASHINGTON
PRESIDENT TO PASS TODAY AT
WILMINGTON
Chief Executive VIII Arrive at White
House Tomorrow Evening, TO
Remain Over Night
Only
tBy Associated Press.l

AUGUSTA, Ca, Nov. S.-President
Taft brought his stay in Augusta TO
a close today after officiating at the
opening of the Georgia Carolina fair
Governor Brown of Georgia and Gov
ernor Ansel of South Carolina were
present and made brief addresses.
Following his speech at the fair, the
president was driven through the city
He left here for Florence, s. c.,
where he will make a brief stop on
his way to Wilmington, N. c.
The president will pass Tuesday in
Wilmington and Wednesday in Rich
mond, reaching Washington, at the
end of his 13O00-mile journey, Wednes-
day evening.
marks the end of the western and
southern trip, it will not by any means
be the end of the presidents travels
prior to the opening of congress in
December. Mr.. Taft will be in Wash
ington less than twenty-four hours,
being scheduled to leave the capital
on Thursday for Middletown, Conn,
where he will witness the installation
of President Shancklin of Wesleyan
university.
The president will go to Norfolk on
the 10th and to Hampton, Va, on the
goth, returning to Washington on the
morning of November Il.
Message Not Prepared
It is not likely the president will do
any work on his message to congress
until after his Norfolk trip. He has
already outlined the essential points
of the message in his speeches during
the present trip.
The details of his recommendations
as to the amendment of the interstate
commerce and antitrust laws, how
ever, are yet to be formulated, for he
will not receive the report of Attor-
ney General Wickersham and his other
advisers on this subject until after his
return to Washington.
The matter of financial legislation, II
brought to the attention of the next
session of congress at all, undoubtedly
will be treated in a special message.
There is strong likelihood that in view
of the many other matters that are
pressing for attention in the presi-
dents program of recommending leg
islation the financial and currency
measures will wait until the session
opens in December, 1910.
There has been much talk or an
extra session in the fall of 1910 to
take up the subject.
President Taft had a game OF golf
this morning over the links of the Au-
gusta Country club, where he spent so
much time last winter while waiting
here for his term of office to begin.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-09
To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money If 1t fails to cure.
z. w. GROVES signature Is on each box. 2ho
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-09

Vote for H. ]. Woollacott. candidate for
councilman. l0-3o-42
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-09

Vote for H. j. wooliacott candidate for
councilman. 1o-so-1s
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-09

Vote for only nine counclImen or
your ballot will be lnvalldated.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-09
\ RPHEUM THEATER

Valerie Bergere & Co.
in 1.-THE Sultan's Favorite."
Tuscany Troubadours
Double Trio OF Trillers.
Six Glinserettis
Vleinese Acrohats.
Carlin & Clark
German Comedians.
Hyt.hfa-1nn qkn Al
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

NEW METHOD or REpuclNo PAY.
A news Item from Pas|H Informs
aa that the American method ~ pf''
duclns slim. trim nkufe s meeting
ulfh astonishing success This w
ten. which has made such 4 W0ndefII'
impression over there. must be ne
Mafmola Prescription Tablet method
of reducing fat II u safe % s4y hat
W have nothing better for this ppr
pose IN thla country Anything lhaE
Will reduce tha excess flesh q pound a
day without injury to the aiomach. the
causing o. wrinkles TIE help oI e4SI
clslha Or dieting. ol interference Wilh
ones meals Is a mlgsss important and
useful addition TO Civilizations neoe
Stiles Just auch a catalpgut ~ FoVd
results h0weqcl5 follow the use of
these pleasant harmless and econom
I'cal little lAt fedncefa Wo Hay AeonolnA
Heal because Marfnola Prescription
Tablets made Id accoFdanee wilh lAA
/ sE&moua prescription can hn Obtained
of any druggist 0r the makers, lilo
Marmola Co. Detroit Mlch lcr tkVau
lsy.lNe cents the large caae, which N h
decidedly economical price considering
the number Of tablets each case con-
talns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06
eAE ouIr
pus i wac } Hard Pun,

Il II hard 10 believe that coffee will
put a person IN such q condition as Il
did an Ohio woman She tells her
own story:
y did not believe coffee caused my
trouble. and frequently said liked Il
so well / would not, nor could not
quit drinking Il, even II II took uig
life. bot ! was q miserable sufferer
from heart trouble aud JefVoas prpa'
tfailon Tor four years,
= was scarcely able TO be around al
IAN Had no energy and did moi care
for anything was emaclated and had
a constant pain around my heart until
thought could not endure tt For
months | never vent to bed expecting
TO sci up In the morning ! felt a
though ! was liable ID die any time
during The night
Frequently / had nervous ehllla an
the least excitement would drive aleat
away. aid any lIitle noise would upeel
me terribly was gradually getting
worse until finally one time Il came
over ME. and / asked myself what IS
the use o. being sick an sac time and
buying medicine 80 thgt | could IN.
dnlge myself IN coGee2
$50 / thought would see #
could quit drinking coffee aud gol
some postum 10 help me anit made
M strictly according to directions and
want 70 tell you that change was
lhe greatest step IN my life Il wa
easy to quit coffee because ! bad The
Postum which Ike better than
/ Hike TIE old rollce. 4
"Ohh by one The old troubles left
until now an ~ splendid health
nerves steady. heart all right and the
palm ail gone Never have any mure
nervous chllls. don't take any med
iclne, can do all my houaewufk md
have done q great deal beside.
"My nlstcr.ln,Iaw, who visited me
IihIs summer. had been an invalid iol
some time, much AZ | was gnl hel
| TO quit rtiIee and drink Postum Hhf
gained iive pounds IN three weeks. aua
i never saN such d change IN anyone
lhelllh.r
Ever read ths above iettefl nsN
| ane appears from time 10 time The
| are genuine. true, and fell ef hamaf
interest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06
Among the
Local Stores

To-day Is special corset aaY 81 the
Monarch dry goods store.
The great attraction a. the Ramsey
ilrua. asy govda store ioaay. Il their
saHh SUI SALE. zee the easl Window
Mrs Mlller formerly ol Tho Ramsey
Bros dfy goods store. vas mafflaa
Sunday
Luther nona, 81 Chicago ~ Visiting
hls nephew q d, Householder. nE aAa
+ @ Lutz dry goods el0ye
The T. @. Lulz dry goods company.
report their four days sale. hasl
elpsed. productive ot tho rrSaloxs 20
utiis Of business IN The history 81 The
store. with the ekcepllno o| Christmas
week
Browns uagsao| d|snla1' IA lke a4s|
window + very attractive
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06
AAILwAYs of rAE MoaLp.

American Roads Doing Mot Work
Than Az oi the Others
A recent complla Ion OF railway sla
llstlcs OF the world "a Interesting
Figures may be twisted % mean a
most anything. but there sre SOME
bald facts which are worth cuntenf
plating. The railway mileage ol he
world Ii distributed as follows UHl
tied slatou, zD7000 mllos elsewhere
252. 600 allies. But THE railways N
British india are IN d claan NV AhAm
selves. and II they he eliminated lh|a
country has more mileage kaan tun
rest nI The world
The coat OF constructing ont por
lion Is fixed at a little leea lhan yA
600 000.0 600 and oi iho resi- ul lhe
world almost 2o.o00.0Oo.ooo 80 i|lat
the average cost IL lhls eonulrf
enc half that Of Iho resi- OF lhf world
Thla Il partly accounted for nv better
construction 10 Europe laFKef cost ol
right Of way. terminals. and lhe Ike
hus Il Is. nevertheless claImdd that
BY a just comparison with resu|is =
Fl
ling 10 money spent than the feal y
The world Our earning power IL near
y 81 great as that ol lhp roads il
the rest ol the world. IN spl u liz the
fnel that We havp about pnellllH III
she population oI All lhe nlief euun.
4 srIeas not Including lndla @Hf rs
eelpls each year afe less thAn VI. .bHN
| 0U0.DO0. and tor thp raHl w tAe Mol i
i IN excess III yg,SO0 100000
0ur operating expenses are pfna0f
lleaately greater being over 6l her
cent Df receipts compared with lea
than Ga We carry about onea|kh M
many passengers IS TIE RESI- pi The
world. bgl land here ln lhe asloHlah
lns iae-We carry almost es MANS
. tons Of freight as an Of lhe fass s.
the world put together while b loa
mileage We have Oar the hcal d i.
We haul a ton OF freight an afafaaa
ol i32 miles. while b9o rest of fha
Wozld carries q ON but es miles, Ii
other words, our railways nEo doing
much more work than an fhN feal dI
the world together, almost twice Sd
aAHtu II tht hthitNf ~ tfNiNht fHf Hut
receipts are not M large
The Inference N obvious lnat MH
charge only nhoak hall aa mneh lor
hauling d ton oi freight 4 milp IA does
she rest Of The sufld Our average
1 eaaFge Is just ga 0l a cent tor aueh
[ service. a cost which la lnfinltes|ma
r a. compared With an yothef means oI
land transportation. Ten years from
! nov It Is evident that We shall be DO.
/ Ing much more than half the traffic
Of the world A. me population lns
: ereases. the haslness develops. ua
shall more strlklnRly dominate the
I transportation world. They may dh
some things better ln Europe but II
present We conduct ouf railways ii &
manner such as 10 admit ol contrast
/ rather taan comparison, Philadelphia
| lnqulrer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06
CONFERENCE CONTINUES
IN INTEREST

Continued from PAGE one
Discussion 10 minutes
Music Piano Trio Central Normal
Muse Department, Central state nor.
NAL school
Music Selection hnaic Depart
menl Southwestern Normal, South.
western state normnl school.
Music Selection Miss GrReN r.
lIawley Ross Conservatory Of Music
Guthrie, Oklahoma
THE Old Time sDeeslFlek skuleF~-
County supt. nmma 0aFd.Mllls, Wa.
Tonga, Oklahoma
Discussion 10 minutes
Muaic--Seieclion Plano-g0lo Mias
Ruth Land. Guthrie. Oklahoma
Country Life and Farm Literature
Frank Greer Guthrie. Oklahoma.
Music Selection Music Depart
menl. Southwestern State Normal, al
Weathesford Oklahoma
The Interurban Car a. . Factor In
Country Life'--co supt Mary y
Couch. Oklahoma City. Oklahoma.
Muslc Selection CoIored 4. 9 N
4 University orchestra.
NotoB 81 the Conference.
w uelsga'gs 49, ssA, nlaan ''sas ...ss
not able TO be with them this after
nuoh wv vTlifss n,s aaaassa o"' ~
hul'plhs q W" esseF'
4
Vice President =. &. Neison p utat
nroafdnd auar ffdauta tuaafIun
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

Miss Libby. Of ~ Reno. Il visiting
Mrs. l.. " Beadles
Miss Pearl Bradford. of pauls yal-l
ey ~ d Guthrie Visitor,
Mrs. Il. n. neadles gives dance u
|lhe Kevelers han this evening cOmA
Iplimentary to visiting ladies' IN thei
capital city
Mrs :. A. McDongal Of sapnlpa Vice
president of the state Womans Fed.
GRAFTON OF clubs, is the guest Of Mrs,
N NJ Carter at S2f North Broad street
Mrs J. c. Post is the guest Of rel
asIyes In wichita.
The BIl Cross Chapter 4. d G..
| Will be entertained Friday afternoon
at The home q Mrs. A. ., Kline on
North Cedar street,
Mrs. y. W. Walker and daughters
Lucille, Thelma and Dorothy. arrived
from Chicago yesterday for viAR
with MIS- A " Webbeg aud Mrs. +
| a Byers-
l Tom CllB and Pat Woodruff enter.
tanned The members 0i the Dread club
and their escorts, al the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. William Reiah Friday even
ing IN honor of Miss Lena Hunter and
M Tom WEIGH
| Miss Hulme was hostess to the r
A. A. rhimble club this afternoon o.
hey home On South Division street
There was full attendance Of mem
bers and an enjoyable afternoon wal
had
Mrs. II, G. Bock will be hosteee 4
the Smart Set Saturday nflernoon q
the Hotel lone.
Mrs. r., A, Enloe, irs has roinrnel
10 her home III McAlesser after fe1
days yiaIi IN the city with MFa. How
ara Parker
Mre. II u. Tulllg and Miss TullR, .
San Marco. Texas, mother and alste
Of Mrs Ruchl Haskell, are Ia The cit
visiting al the Haskell home a0g Eas
Oklah0ma avenue,
s-~..
I al a called mcDtlng Of the Acor
lclub tals morning Mrs J r. Auch
was elected president for the ensuin
= year The other officers chosen we're
:. Mrs. Robert Sohlbere, vice presldel
Mrs. 7 II. coltcrnl, corresponding se
retary and Mrs. II. 0, Scott treasure
: Mrs. W. A. FfasIer, the retiring pres
I dent. waa elected as representative
.hA lslle Federation MeAdnmhs Fraas
land J. Il. Rucks we're elected Aeleaa
4 ~ 70 the State Federation Of Women
h clubs and Mrs. Robert Sohlberg VI
= chosen as FIRST alternate, The club VI
meet ngain IA two weeks
Y Mira George si0ckdale gave i
Il liKhtful neYeu course luncheon 70 Il
members 0f ihe Alpuflau club Welne
luy afternoon IA honor of Mrs. Il
y Fielding former president 0f the Ell
who leaves soon TO make her ffin
home IN Colorado The luncheon VI
? pink and Whlia affair, With hon
decorations 9f cut flowers Of pink e
nations
+ Hand painted place cards were q
ETA as ispors. Mrs Fielding vas pi
senica with q spoon bg the club 81
ln burnett making the preaenlalli
ID speech. Mrs Frank Mcclure gave
reading. The history Of the el
was given by Mrs n. n. Cart
Mesdames W n Herr and Sam sml
assisted the hostess during the afl
neon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06
PERSONAL
AND DLOCAL

IN ANIL LOLAL
Senator l. X. Taylor Of chlckasha,
Is here attending tho Country Life.
conference. (
Lee Cfuce OF Ardmofe was 0ulhs
rle visitor Wednesday lie delivered
an able address before the Interstate
Country Life conference yesterday ai
lefnoon
Ex.A,torney General !, q kobBeris
of Enid ls Guthrie vlsitty.
Jasper sipes ot Oklahoma CITY is q
Il Guthrie visitor
Clty Marshal Charles Spencer, Of
Chandler Is Guthrie sisior
Frank sarber veteran Guthrie
"A mail carrier. leit today for r.. Smith
Arkansas, TO ioin party ON ten days
fishing irip.
Judge c. A. Galbralth. OF Ada is
registered a. the lone,
-
Chairaan jack Love. OF the corpoy'
ntlun commission went TO Woodward
TO attend she funeral Of + $. Wis
gins
school superintendent shotwell. Of
Okmulgee county, is here attending
NE Country Life convention.
School superintendent M r. ulll
ot Usage county, arrived last nigh
from Pewhuska 70 attend the Conn
liry i.ite conference.
NJ. Gray. merchant 81 E.oclsridge
Is Guthrie visitor.
Andy Payne Payne, general ageA
for the WellsFareo Express companl
10 Oklahoma. Is here from 0klahom
City. conierrlne with members Of a.
Corporation commission.
Attorney Marshall FULTON 70 her
from Oklahoma City
a.. NJ Ferguson, " sherman, Texal
Us among the Lone Star state dele
gates at the Interstate Country LII
conference,
Fr0f } h. Nicholson 0t sfnlwatc
ls q Guthrie visitor
WIN, Garrison of Pond Creek ID
Guthrie visitor
q. M Barrett Of Edmond IL anon
the visitors at the Country Life col
yenilon.
w. =. Gilbert Of Duncar ia E Gut
RTE visitor
Fred Ehler Of Henneasey Is IN o
tendance al the Scottish Rite reunion
County superintendent G ] Pa
klns OF Ottawa, Kana.. Is among Il
delegates In attendance u the Cou
try Life conferences
=~
Editor Sidney suggs Of ArdmnI
arrived tnis morning. lie reports not
ne hut m electrical storm and hli
I wind there last night
Former Representative Logan Tia
4 klns of Ionkawa II here attending 4
Scottish Rite conaIsfnry meeting
8 v i-nish Of Teeumaah Il aul
rte visitor
VI
N u pltlman e up from OhlGl
y ma City
Formcr Representative FreJ
4 llrlns0n rs over from Mnskuaee
Big bnrgans Of " D. Packers
h bugglos and suirlea Cor Division @
\ Cleveland
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

Il might raln on lhe just and ul
II Mike II The nniust H0um only ~.
turn The nmhFaI.AA that belong 20 lhe
Just /
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06
$500

raa eounsN commissioners report
that The new brllge across The Cat
g0aNeb or ihe ElIlNoe farm Is alnua|
t0lnpltfedt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

Wien elfl finds 4 man IS IN love
with hef. insomnia has no 'erfofp'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

When Z man finds mat Dibtogra.
naefs aFe willing % take hls likeness
81 n2lhlnR ne has arrived
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

goF 4 nice buggy Of surrey see vi
b. paoAeT Cor DIvIsio9 and Glove
lind.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

Haasa aa|lIeesAa a|NAfs wears n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

Frederick, OK. May 6-As a result
ef three hrea that have visited lhe
town Of Davidson this HpfinR. SHERIFF
Carter has arrested J. n. Walarnp ALI
Williams. IN. and Iaam kendf|ck nnd
Homer Billings, all charged With acson
Kendrick was today held 10 tie
grand Jury under $500 bond and lhe
remaining three were committed to
ian IN default d $4,000 bond each KEN
IArIck IA charged with employing Wa|
Fdfnp 10 burn tho Farmers unlon sln
last Saturday and Waldrup W charged
| tn turn with suhlettlng ilIe iOh M
| Billings ana Williams
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

Just received car ol hugglea aN
surrles. vi d Packet Cor Division
and Cleveland
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

Senator l. X Taylor OF chlckasha,
Is here attending the Country Life
conference. {
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

Lee Cfuce OF Ardmofe was 0ulhs
rle visitor Wednesday lie delivered
an able address before the Interstate
Country Life conference yesterday al
iefnoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

Big bnrgaias al W u. Packers al
buggies and sairiea Cor. Division end
Cleveland
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

The piano duet bx Misses Venus
McNeaI and L1Hlae HIefef. Na8 one
~ ho most TIupuIaF numbers q last
nights p1okf4m ana made : decldsd
hlI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

Our Mems Suits at $500
and Up
Are made Of carefully selected material, are
designed by experts and tailored By the best whole
sale ailors Of America Every fine detail is worked
out hand.
FAULTLESS IN FIT
Ready to wear today, they show every little mark
that indicates the best Of the merchant tailors prod
uct They come in woisteds cassimcles, cheyiots
vclouT serges etc. in all thencw 1909 spring shades
and colors
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

A fealufe Of last evenings program
was the selections furnished by the
Guthrie Ladies' chorus consisting Of
h0 trained voices Il II 1 musical o..
|Ranizallon Guthrie should feel proud
oI.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06

Ex.Attorney General !, G Roberts
of Enid IL a Guthrie vlsit's.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-02

Some Grub Oak wood for sale. W.
G. Davis. Ind. phone 6525. 6-25-W-2t
The gazette-times. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-02
Uniform Hop Standard.

The Department of Agriculture issued
recently a pamphlet addressed to the
~hopgrowers of the United States urg
ing upon them the ACCESSIBILITY of adopt
ing a definite standard for judging the
quality of hops. At present hops are
graded v~ariously, some according to
points of origin, others according to
general appearance, others by odor and
in instances other standards are relied
upon. All these, it is said, are unsat-
.isfactory, as they fail to attain the de-
sired end-.a fair and just valuation. In
Eusope, it is pointed out, there is a fixed
standard, which is not only reliable, but
satisfactory to ~hopgrowers as we'll as to
hopbuyers. The whole question is dis
cussed at some length in this pamphlet,
which has been prepared by w. w.
Stoekberger, one Of the hop experts of
the department.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-02
O. A. G.. Girl
Wins Honors

Miss Mary Sutherland, an Oregon
girl, graduated from the Teachers col
lege of Columbia university in the June
class, completing a curse which emit
ties her to a degree and bachelors d.
ploma. She was the only girl from Or
egon in the class and the only one who
finished the prescribed course in one
years time. Miss Sutherland is a grad
uate of Oregon Agricultural College and
has been a teacher of domestic art in
that institution. She will remain in
New York this summer and will teach
domestic art in Miss Helen Gould's
school for girls at Ta%rrytown. N. Y.
On the large estate left her by her
father Miss Gould has established this
summer school for girls who come from
all the countryside to attend. The in
structors go from New York every
morning and are met by coachmen from
the Gould estate with equipages and
are driven to the school.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-02
New Woodcraft Officers

Delegates of the Women of Wood
craft of District No IL, which includes
the counties of Western Oregon, met
in a one-day session at Albany, Thurs
day, and elected the following officers
for the district: Mrs. Nettie Parsons,
Creswell. reelected district guardian;
Mrs. Sheldon, Corvallis, district clerk;
Mrs. Birdie Kerremans, Ashland, at
tendent, Mrs. Rosenberg, Cottage
Grove, inner sentinel; Mrs. L. E. Moe,
Albany, outer sentinel. Delegates
elected to grand convention, which will
be held in Portland next month, are
Mrs. Murphy, of Eugene; Mrs. Verick,
of Albany, and Mrs. McMillen, of
Klamath Falls.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-02
Peaches Bring Big Price

Among the early or~chardists of the
Grants Pass section to dispose of his
crop of peaches for a fair figure is E.
W. Shattuck, who has made a specility
of growing fine peaches for several
years. Mr.. Shattuck disposed of his
entire crop last week to a firm in Seat
tie for $500 per acre on the trees, as
the fruit ripens. The firm took IL
acres at these figures. When the fruit
has matured and is ready for shipment,
all that Mr.. Shattuck will have to do
will be to draw his money, as the firm
in Seattle will do its own picking, pack
ing and shipping, thus leaving the prof
it of $1,000 to the fruitraiser, without
any bother or trouble during the har-
vesting season.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-02
Blind Piggers Soaked.

Three men were sentenced by Judge
Harris, of the Circuit Court, Saturday,
for the illicit sale Of liquor in Lane
county. Mart Endicott, who was found
guilty by a jury, was fined $3.50 and
sentenced to serve 80 days in the coun-
ty jail. Jesse Eddy, who pleaded guilty,
was fined $500 and will serve 80 days in
jail. Oscar Parsons was fined $500 and
sentenced to 20 days in Jail. There are
several yet to try, and a number will,
perhaps, plead guilty.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-02
A Diversified Farmer

j. W. Mitchell, of Crabtree, who
won fame in Albany a couple years ago,
was in town today. He is a diver sified
farmer for certain and is demonstrating
how a man can make it by hustling.
Last year he cleaned up $250O to So, 900
on potatoes, having eighteen acres in
spuds. This year he has planted
thirty-ive acres. Besides he has five
acres of cabbages, three of onions,
forty or fifty in hay, some in rutabagas
and in fact there is hardly anything
Mitchell doesn't raise and raise we'll,
with a big family to back him. And
that is what is going to count in this
valley. Albany Democrat
The gazette-times. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-02
Women and Boys Exempt.

County Clerk Allen, of Salem, has re-
ceived a letter from State Game Ward
en- Stevenson, Of Forest Grove, to the
effect that all deputies had been notified
not to require women and boys under
Is to take out fishing licenses. The
Warden says the law plainly intended
to exempt the women and children, and
he believes it no more than justice to
the state and those directly concerned
to abide by the evident intent of the
law.