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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-12
@isiiunsmDbc % Spitfeit.

On Serren bill. % hi Ieoer, iaa az
fer Mgb. / Sreoerifsbore, Nebr., at
afboIoe Misiionsmeoe 90 Ssltfeit
i'm airfe fra a. til 7. Ropem6er.
8enner inobpoes paa oct f9rligit
til at belle Meoets Sober meo % |
oisie 9oee.
Sobannes 0ieIfen,
Meb. 6ormo.
8. g. SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-12
fe inopiet Ssnooa 81. Oftober.

fe inopiet Ssnoog 81. OCTOBER.
Soften forti9ttes oerefter til 8.
Ropember.
On fprIig Snobpoelie til 8enner
ON at belle Ssitioen meo os | oisie
Gage.
MeIo eoers 9omme til 8. q. Otter
ganro, Mtgb. 5ormano, llpIano, Reb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-12
Befenotaerelier.
SfoDfarme

af forifeaig StgrreIie fan onniies til
pao oisie e0ne. Sfrio til mig
for n9rnlere O%pInsninger.
Sobn S6rgen Ell,
aonte i, 2ucf, isis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-12

grofesioren mener bog, at 2eanoer
bor bpret normal. oo ban oflogoe iin
Silitaoelie. Sin0siD9en er ferit fom-
men til llobrllo efter hans feililogne
Selpmorosforie9 / 6engslet, Der bill
oerfor life blibe afboIot fIere 5orbsr
ooer 9eanoer. men | en- npr 5remtib
bill ban blioe ooerfsrt til Ell Sinos-
ipoeonitaIt.
5littigc Icnncifcr. ogeiti. Soc
Gent" fort9ller: Hoe / 8ognsbsl er
en- 5iiferfomilie Serb meo at opfere
ct liaeSus. Wonoen mirer og tom,
rer, og Suitru og gsrn er Saanolan-
eere. Sen Sio, Siiferen foar til
opers ira lit grbperp, arluenoer ban
paa gpeeepIaoien. @fterbaanoen rel
ier Der Jig ct IiaeSus meo togerelier
og Soften.
Suiet bill foite Nonoen 600 SIR. og
@run6en = ct Bar 2ererooe, iom
Monoen bar planeret og beplantet-
bar foItet goot 300 SIR. Soruoen ar.
beioet bill eienopmmen altiaa foite
SomiIien 1000 Sir.
st aubt Orb. s 1851 fremiatte
Sesoorpb, Surupgooro, ooer for fine
Qoneaer / geltnreIien for Wnribo
hints efonomiife SeIifob %f6lgenOe
llotoleIier:
IS. Der poaltoor. at Stotens Bel
Iiaaer eoer oormt paa Sierte, Der 10
Der at bri1ge 9anoet ct bpilfet JON
beIit Offer. elemmer, hDor 5 nGrmelt
bill funne legge eoers Batriotisme
for Doaen. On 5enoe oelfuItioeret
9ono er for Staten nDttigere enc TO
genoer miooelmaaOig oprfet. Gan
morfs 9efolfning oil peo 9iglp al
en- uomerfet aultlir fltnne foroob-
les, bets moterielle arGiter upIent
Tia forsges, bets lloibGngiabeo Der
oe0 ltprfes, men oct IaOer life til, at
bette or bIepen iattet."
Solfcfirfen. 9ono. tbeol. SigurO
Maoien er beififfct til SogneprGii
for @ielerrp MefigbeO | Gibe Stitt.
S%ogneprpit peo ariitfirfen oa
9ropit for @eitre Yroulti / aeben'
babn :. 81. Seiberg er ilotippnt til
Soallepr9it peo St. Mari9 Strife
Seliinger oe gr9It peo Soipitolet
iomme Steo.
Ssmanosmisiionen Sogneprgli
neo eiaias airfen / a%sbenbaun agel
groitrem er ifelge ~Natt." nonppnt
til Ssmonosprpit / 2onoon. &c.
tbeol. ginoegaoro- Geterien er no
napnt til SogneprGit / Sull peo
@rimsbp og 8oole. Ger bapoe
iig 10 anisgere.
ariasfamaen fDriDanot. llnoer
OaiIitprets gnelier oeo aal6org for'
leoen par en- Dragon efter nleget lip-
Zig Sagt in06eiltet og taget til Sarge
al Mo6partiet. 5or at beboloe bam
bleo ifelge n9orni.." SaOlen ippnot
al hans Seit, og ban blsp om9ipet al
Ell CT Mono al Gptteriet. Der
Mano fanot iie tilspnelaoen'
Sc meo Sinosro / i'm SfGbne, men
inoen StDrfen bite ct Sro Oeraf bar
ban iprltnget paa en- al Woopartiets
SeIte, bporpao ban iom en- Storm'
pino forioanot forbi oct eprige Rpt-
teri og De uoitiaeoe goiter af 5oofol.
fet. 5or tent blep De flar ooer bans
iaa oct lpffeoes life at ino
6ente BAN, og De Sfuo, Der for TENT
bleo affpret imoo BAN, gioroe beller
girfning.
5Dfnsepebcmien | Sf.pe. Sfiue,
"a. September. Ger er mn 81 Ba-
tienter paa 2o5nrettet i anl9get for
De paa Speebuiet inolagte pa
tienter. Der traffes | Dag 5oron.
g@~f4.;,oo~ ~ ~ foo reiff Of mn I'd. ,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-12
eamS til eals

/ og omfring ben oonife 9oloni neo
9icfion, alberta. 8i bar 2ono, Der
uoen Srrigation prooucerer mere eno
oct, mar giper $50 pr. 4cre for,
og hi falger bet fra So til $15 pr.
glcre. gae SoreipergsIer beioores
frit.
Garl Gbriitianien,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-12
airfeimbpiclfc Os NeiOrmatiOnsfeit.

ON Sub bill, iaa agter @etbiemane
Wgb. | UPLAND, Webr. at faa i'm Sir.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-12
acamber crflGret fnbsips. groi

cedn0er erfIGref FIIosIgg. FruT
5ontenap, Der bar baft 9%iopmoroerer
eeanoer unoer Obierpation. bar MI
ofgipet lin erflerins. Den gaar III
poo, at 0eonoer M er fuloitenbiq
.iinosipg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-12

SDfmsepcocmicn | Sf.pe. Sfipe,
"a. September. Ger er M 81 Ba-
tienter pao 2o5orettet i anlpget for.
uoen De paa Spgebuiet inolagte pa.
tienter. Der tr9ffes | Dag 5oron.
Italtninger ill at faa reiit ct MT D.
cfers 5ilttelt..
: @aar forefalot A npe Silf9loe,
aQe 9ern.
5 Dag er Der ingen npe 5pfiistil.
fqloe forefaIoet. On at Yatienterne,
Wartba arampebad, er | often oso.
JIere andre gotienter befinoe fig me.
get oaarligt.
Irengen number 9rasonbeitene. I'm.
Der en- Tpelie melem Dragonregi.
mentet fra Nanoers og en- 6oofolfs-
battalion fra 4aIborg, Der Onsoag
ben %. Sept. afboIotes Spo for 81
bpgnar6sbolm baDoe ifsIge vaaIb.
Stiftst.~ en- 0reng froos Jorbuo DO.
at iege efter fin 2ommefnio. San
on Dragonerne fom faren0e, blep
ban iteot ON at ben isrite Seit, bDor.
,fter bele Stprfen REQ ben ODER bam
for ban meo Woien ! Soroen beaDuol
baDoe ingen Sfaoe taget.
bauoe ingen Sfaoe taget.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-12

Ssmanosmisiionen. Sogneprqli
peo eiaios airfen / asbenbaun ggel
groitrsm er ifelge n9att." nonppnt
til Ssmanospr9lt / 2onoon. &c.
tbeol. ginoegaoro.9 eterien er no.
nqont til S%oeneprGit / Sull peo
@rims6p og @oole. Ger bapoe
melot iig 10 aniegere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-12

5olfcfirfcn. 9ono. tbeol. Sigurf
Maoien er beififfct til So9neprGir
for @ieaerup MenigbeO / Gibe Stiit,
Sogneprplt peo ariitfirfen oG
9ropIt for @eitre groniti / aeben.
bapn :. 81. Seiberg er llor9put I'll
Soanepreit peo St. Mari9 airfe
SeIiingsr oe groit peo Soipitalei
ianrme Steo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-12

Brofesioren mener bog, at 2eonoer
bar b9ret normal. oo ban aflogoe iin
SiIitaoelie. Sinosipoen er ierit fom.
men til llobrllo efter hans feililogne
SelnmoroSforie9 / 6eneslet. Der bill
oerfor life blibe afbolot fIere 5orbsr
ooer 9eon6er, men / en- ner 8remtib
bill ban bIipe ooerfert til Ell Sinos.
ineeanitaIt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-02-04

fe1ten ,perbs. Die sngIif aeas
runa fpirb esroOt iebt BON bisfsr q sr n
nen Qlqitation Der 4inDus ~ elIlsy
britifdeH Rolonie niht all3u lsbr q ers Is
freut fein. SIN iihrigen fiab ois on
bus in Britiih Columbia febr t@let9f
auf bic tanabifAs Mesiernfsg. btioas
bers alf sic prDDi'5iale 5a fpredeik
gie fperben bort nidt bef5er als ote
Gbinefen llnb eSapaner bthdnbelt, mon
fiebt ale .@eIbenA piel litbtr 1itbsrs
balb bes 2anbes. 4ber bic Qinou1
pohen barauf. bab fie 10 gut britffde;
llntertbanen 1in6 ME 0ieRa1la 0ier rliD
nuner .pntn ale Hemte prstijrber utls
tertbanen aespdhrt peroen niiifsn. 9se
nun beaonnene 2lgitation ge9en Dlelen
9ransport, bic Don bernfentn ilIlOs
idIauen Dinbus aefiibrf tpirb. Diirtte
nod manherlei llnannebmlih feite1t
fir bic 6inbus tpie fir Die Gintpohtler
8ritiih Golumbias i'm GefDlge bdbeTt.s
MbmiraI Nofheitnensfn. Der ieiiistt
Ruf als tibtieerMariu Dffi5itr BEN
llnberniinftisen plane opfern muBte.
Elm manselbaft auseeriiftetesGe GeihiDds
Ser auf Dem ipeiten Mege BON ct. Be-
tersbur9 nod benz 4ineiilden Meer
su fiibren, aIs NuBlanbs borfige
Streittrdfte CUR See bereits Dernihtst
!uaren, bat Die unbantbdrteit feintr I
Resieruns, bic ibn bpr Elm Rriegsges
riht itente. neil er lnmDslides nidf
dusfiibren tonnte. nidt lange iiberlebt.
Nls ct ror bas Rriessseridt gss
itellt tpuroe, lieB er 5td5 1iht
burh einsn 9lntpalt per.beibigen.
funoern unter breitets feline @dhe
CUR 8eurtbeilung NIT fDl8enSen
,dlidten yDrrtsn: .Waeine 6erren!
RuBlano' sGlotte if seoen,iitbigt ipor-
ben; bas Nolt febt Wertrauen in Sic.
ih ertrarte meins Gtrafe." Gr ipnroc
nah elmer faft oehnitiinbige bigen8eratbuns
oes Geri6tes freigeiproden. Der Be
riht oes Griegsserihts be5dgte, Dab
bies auf Den @runo bin geihab. baB
er aur 3eit ber lleberaahe ni9t BET poIz ]
Ter neberleguns sepefen uno baher fir
Die @oradngs ni9t peranttportlid3
ipdre.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-02-04
Ifrifani1d)e Grstebmt,8 8Sfteutt.

lleber Die oraiti11en graiebungss
mittel, Die Die gineebprenen in mons
den Diitritten oes fran5Diiiden Rom
scaebietes seeeniiber ibren Rinbern
onouipenben pflegen, madt sic Biblio.
tbeeue IniperieIle ct Mepue @uifIe eiz
nise intereTante Mittbeilungen. Die
81 Glalebungsnetbobe Der Neger lit bort
eine nabrepdOaeosit Der 1bat, Wprf.
ooe.Snldge iperosn faum angepanbi:
man beoient iih unoerer Mittel, un
Sen iungsn @emiitbern eir,3uiadrfsn,
lras tie unterlafen iollen. Wenn Elm
tlelnes 8ino 3. 9. entseeen bem aus
briidliden 8erbot Ser @ltern bod aum
5luiie binabidleidt, INN 5u 1pielen, 10
fpmmt es niht gu Worlpiirfen; bebutz
Jam f6lei6t Ole Wutter Dem Rleinen
mad, unb obne Elm Wort gu laaen,
ltDbt lie i'm in Die Wellen uno oriidf
Den 8opf oes unseboriamen @pr1B=
ltnss iolanse unter bas WaHer, Bis
oos aino nabe baran 1T. gu erftiden.
Damn 5iebt iie ben aleinen beraus uno
er!dutert linn. ipie oieie @efabr au ers
ltiden INNER lauernb i'm 5lui7e lieas
un0 bab ainoer oarum ME aIlein susa
5lnils seben biirfen, ba ni6t INNER
Die Wiutter geraoe binSufpmmt, Sen
Grtrinfenoen 81 retten. Wenn Elm
aine in ber t6iitte geto6te Bananen
nofGt, Die bel ben Gineeborenen als
Der bohite 2ederbiHen gelten, 10 madt
iid Die Mutter obne Elm Wprt ser gr
fldrung ans Wert, benz tleinen syein-
I9meder einen gfieientopf seto9ten
gananenbreis 5u5ubereiten. Damn
itellt iie Den san5en 5opf oem RinSs
bin uno forbert es ouf, nah 6eraenss
luli gu ei1en. Der Gleine ldbt 1ih oas
seip0bnlid ntht sipeimal iagen, bebaa-
lid fdmlln5elnb besinnt er bas Ma1l;
cber idlieblih tommt Der 2luaenbIid,
100 lein Ippetit eeftillt lit un6 ct a,,f,
borer mill gu eKen. Mber nun beite6t
oie Weutter barauf, baB oerRIeine ipeiz
ter eHe. Oobei eibt es feline Nahfht
unb feline @nabe. Wenn ber sSunce
niht mebr tann, Iebtr bic eneraifMe {
Nchbtlfe Ser Mutter Elm unb bieTer
pd6aeoeifde @6maus enoet er}f 0cnn,
ucnn Die Gltern feben, oab Ole 1teber-
fiitterung gefdbrlih tpirb. Mber auf
bieic Mrt miro ben &inbern eineerrGat,
baf oas Naihen feline Sdattenfsiten
hahen fam. SIT oas aino febr tpei-
nerlicher Natur unb peraieRt ohne
Grun0 Sbrdnen. 10 se6t bieMutter in
ben Walb unb lammelt etnen gehoris
CEN 8u19 eines Rrautes, bas unferer
8rennehel beripanot 1T. 1amit rsibt
lie ben a0rper oes fleinen Ulelandolis
fer2 enersiid Elm unb ertlGrt tim
ounn sana rubig: ,glio nun ipeins
los. jebt BAIT bu ipeniafters einen
@runb baal." gieentbumlih iin6 oie
Nomen, bic Den 8inbern gegehen tpers
Ben. oft nennt man lie mad irseno
einem @esenitanbe, nah einem Orfe
ober mad elmer befonberen Gigenf9oft.
Die bic @esen6 auftpeiit, in ser 6ds
Ginf gebpren tpur6e. ga bort man
ben Namen Npte 2iane ooer Wtumeny
beet. 5IuRpferbaabn pber sfilhiibers
fluB, @turmtpino ober 3obtent1n5.
6eimtebr bon Der Sasb ui!p. Nielt
Rin0er beiBen r0ergeFen1. Gs iinb
Die Rleinen, BEL beren Geturt bie q
Wutter iiarb, uno Der Name foil ben
Oeift Der Mutter. Der ipnit ,llnge9i;
Hade 5u nebmen, bef6nftieen anb jie "
DergeKen MAIDEN. bab 6ies ain6 6if
llrfdhe ibres 3obes genefens |sI s|
~ \ =
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-02-04

Die iiingpen iapanfsinoIidwn 9ilIs,
Die IN ber leaisIatur bon California
eingereidt iporben iino. biIoen einen
RomHentar az iinfertln iiinaften
Smuts uttb 1ruBbiinDnis mil Sen
tlelHtn brQunsn Mi6nnsrl,.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-02-04
nrr,11iIti1tes.

I'm Der grb3bung ber Bieriteuer
entsegen gu arbeiten, ift bon ben Jns
tcref5enten oes beutl1en 8rauereisez
iGGftes bebauptet iporben. baB Elm
Riidgana Der Bierprobuttion i'm Reiz
ae fattssfanben babe. ssSn 'ge5us oar@
Guf Nn1ru Der MISUNDERSTANDING 1e,hrte<
ben: Wer Die 2ebensgepobnbeiten Der
tpob!babenberen Selanen beobahtet,
tpirb seneist iein, bieIer 8ebauptlng
ale Wabrideinlihteit bet3umefen;
henn es 1T alerbings auffalfenb, ipie
piel ipeniser Bier BON Stubenten.
Offi5ieren, iunsen aaufleuten uiiD.
aetrunten miro. 6eit man iid aIlge=
taein iiberaeust bat, bab Der Nltobols
senub ipGbrenb Der Mrbeit f9pddt
unb nur in befdeibenen AuantitGten
iiberbaupt betommlid lit. befleibisen
iih irnmer mebr Meniden ber MdBiaz
teit i'm Biertrinfen. Mber anber5eits
treten aud INNER mebr Meni9en in
bic Reiben oerer, bic fid bieien BE-
ihetbenen 8enub nit elmer getpiHen
Reselmd bisteit erlauben f0nnen. benn
be, aneemeine Woblitanb 1T in ben
lebten Sabren iebr seitiesen. Gs lit
alfo ipabrideinlid, bab Der Gin
fhrdntuns bes 8iertrintens in Sen
tpenig sablreihen poblbabenberen
areiien einMehrperbraud in ben brett
ten Shidten Der Mrbeiter unb Rleinz
tiirser seseniiberitebt. Oieie @abr>
fdeinlidfeit ipirb 5ur @eipiBbeit in
ben 3iffern bes taiierliden Statiiti=
f9en Qmtes. aus benen Die aorrefppn=
beng 6es 8unbes ber 2anoipirtbe fer
ausreanet, bab i'm Sabre 1907 in
gang Deutidlano 100000 6eftpliter
gler mebr eraeust uno alio audi nebr
berbrouht tporben iinb als i'm Sabre
1906.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-02-04

Dit Ed9e irer0en lGnger. bod mirl
e. nod cine 3eitlons odilern, bis 4 81 81
Gasred dnunssR iiir3er tutrhei B9| 81
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-03-12
CHICAGO GETS SHORT END
IN STREET RAILWAY DEAL

chicago, March S.-Chicago is fac
ing a big municipal graft scandal, in
volvlng the expenditure of $25, ZOO, 900
LOT equipment for the rehabilitating of
street. car lines Mayor Busse has or
Uered a thorough investigation and
lurther sensations are promised.
several campaigns for municipal
ownership resulted in a majority vote
1or mat measure, but this was defeat
eu later by final vote A contract
was then made with the traction COM
pahles by which the city receives 55
pr cent OF the met receipts. Since
.ie net receipts depend upon what
~ lele after the expenditures of the
oonlanles, the city experts have been
searching for evidence of imitation of
"oIounts subms TIED by the companies.
Necently the companies bought roll
ns stock the reported purchase price
o. winch aggregated $24. 900, 600.
quo pance the figures accepted may be the
=; Sasls OF purchase price for the lines
~ municipal ownership is adopted in
ne near future and these figures are
1inAraordlnary, the mayor ordered the
investigation.
his LIS agents say the equipment was
DJusnt at greatly inflated prices, on
wi ",'lclil The companies received large
o oO"'es, The corporation counsel is
40 ssnilnlng the statutes with a view to
.niorclng the city's demands for cor
'ect accounting.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-03-12
CONSTITUTIONAL REVISION
DEFEATED BY STATE SENATE

Olympia, March 6.-The senate has
gone on record as opposed to the call
ing of convention to revise the sta e
constitution.
Under the tel ms of the state consti-
tuition, it is necessary, when such a
convention is contemplated, for the
legislature to provide for the submiss-
ion of the question to vote of the peo-
pie. A thirds vote in the legisla-
ture is required. If the calling of the
convention is approved by two-thirds
of the people voting, the following
legislature enacts the laws providing
for the summoning of the convention.
The work of the convention must
thereafter be submitted to the people
for ratification. The resolution got
but II votes in the senate, and re.
quired % to pass.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-03-12
LOCAL OPTION BILL FINALLY
PASSED BY BOTH HOUSES

Olympia, March 6-With six of the
stringent LEGAL optionists still holding
out, the senate today cOncurred in the
house amendments to the senate sub
stitute local option bill and Governor
Hay announced during the afternoon
that he would sign the act.
This ends the fight over the local
option measure, which has extended
throughout the entire session and up
until within five days of the end. To-
days action and that of the house two
days ago, however, clears the atmos-
phere of much of the bitterness that
has been engendered by the injection
of the issue into nearly every other
piece of legislation considered.
In the senate as in the house, both
sides of the question got together in
a large measure and the bill is consid-
cred by all but few to be effective
and as carrying out the pledge of the
Republican platform for the enactment
of a reasonable local option bill -
While the senate's action was techni-
cally the adoption Of motion to con-
cur in the house amendments, it was
to most intents and purposes vote on
an entirely new bill. The bill ap-
proved today retains only the enacting
clause of the bill that originally passed
the senate.
The bill as enacted places all cities
and towns in separate units with the
country districts of each county in a
SINCE unit. It permits the operation
of breweries and distilleries in dry ter
ritory and the delivery of their prod
ucts for private use therein, but pro-
hibits soliciting. The vote on the
question of granting liquor licenses
may be taken at special election upon
petition eff 80 per cent of the voters,
but can be taken thereafter only at
general elections. Severe penalties are
imposed for the violation of the law.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-03-12
GOVERNMENT MAY MEET
DEFICIT BY STAMP TAX

Chicago, March 8.-Franklin Mac
Veagh left Saturday evening for Wash
ington to assume his duties as secretary
OF the treasury. Before leaving he
said: =. -.
Something must be done to meet
the deficit in the treasury. suppose
many people will object to stamp act
in times of peace just as others have a
rooted objection against bonds. But
the government must have money and
a plan must be devised for getting it.
This, l should say, is general admin
lstrative question as much as it is a
question with the secretary of the
treasury. By that I mean it will con-
Germ the president and all members of
the cabinet as much as it will the Sec
rotary of the treasury"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-03-12
RIG RESERVE IN OLYMPICS
FOR SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES

Washington, March 3.-President
Roosevelt, at the request of Represen-
tative Humphrey, of Washington, and
with the approval of the chief forester,
has set aside 100000 acres in the
Olympic mountains, Washington, for
scientific purposes. In addition to be-
ing rich field for geological studies,
the area is studded by giant trees and
is the home of the Roosevelt Elk. It
was stated that the action was prelimi-
nary to the establishment OF national
park
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-03-12
Ten Cents Offered for Hops

% seattle, March 8.-Large quantities
h., nols are being contracted for by hop
o ousers IN Eastern Washington and Or
1 61n' buyers are Offering from 10 to
s sula cents for the seasons crop. Last
on conditions are completely re-
ina seo. Then growers were endeavor-
tas. 70 sell their hops, while buyers
orl p' Out OF the market. Last year deal
Co.'S s were on the selling side The re-
nov buying indicates that they are
'" buyers instead of sellers.
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HAWLEY SMART

u RACE FOR A WIFE is the story of charm
- ing young GIRL who, to please her father and
save him from persecution and ruin consents to
marry man she does not love- Her true lover dis
covers document which places his rival at decided
disadvantage and there is real race for wife in
which fidelity and genuine affection win the prize
This serial is unique in all of its features of plot
and action with the incidents entertaining to the last
degree. The interest is maintained to the very last
chapter and the story will charm all lovers of good
fiction
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President Increases Forest Reserve

Washington, March Cone Of the
latest OF President Roosevelt's official
acts was the signing Of proclamations
creating additions to the thirteen ma
tlonal forest reserves in Nevada, Cali
fornia, New Mexico and Arizona ag-
gregating 1880, 1876 acres, bringing the
total national forest acreage up to
)95, O1S, $50 acres. The land will be
managed in accordance with the gov
ernment's forestry principles.
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CUT OF HALF
ONLUMBER
,rrcTDECISIONS BY WAYS
AND MEANS CON-
MITTEE.
,o,ocratic Leader Outlines Mi
rority Policy-To Offer Amend
nents Favoring a Tariff for
poypnue Rather than Free Trade
ar Protection.

Washington, March "a cut OF one
IL in the duty on lumber is under
i"l ad 70 he enc of the changes provided
SUI tho new tariff bill, which has gone
ps +be printer preparatory to it's final
" sion by the Republican members
&c tbe house ways and means commit
'I nnring the hearings of the lumber
,obadules the testimony was such as
oorse the impression that lumber
" he put on the free list. It was
va that the forests of the country
SAY said he conserved only by admitting
fOrpign lumber free Of duty.
representative Fordney, of Michi-
uon has championed the cause of the
sTmbprmen. and the latter have been
morking energetically to prevent a re-
Inction, They contend the rates should
10 increased in order that the Ameri-
con industry may compete with the
ohpaner labor employed in Canada and
bocanse of the better facilities for
transnortation afforded by the proxim-
ty of the Canadian lumber camps to
waterways.
Minority Policy Outlined
Champ Clark, the house minority
loader. passed considerable time yes
tprday with Representative Under
wood in laying out the plan to be fol-
loewd by the minority in its fight in
the house. 1t is understood that the
Democratic policy will be to criticize
the Republican bill and offer amend
ments to it. They will favor tariff
for revenue rather than either a free
trade or protective policy.
The problem Of providing funds
with which to carry on the projects
under way to maintain the plans of
the Taft administration and to make
the demands square with a new tariff
schedule is the work which President
Taft, Senator Aldrich, Speaker Cannon
and Secretary of the Treasury Mac
Veagh were engaged at a two hours
conference at the White House.
The necessity for the enactment of a
tariff bill at the earliest possible mo-
ment was discussed Manufacturers
and other large interests are demand
ing early tariff legislation, declaring
business will be unsettled until the
schedules are finally fixed.
The conferees agreed that every Re-
publican in the house and senate was
pledged by the party platform to let
nothing interfere with an immediate
revision.
Wants Genuine Revision
Mr.. Taft has made a consistent fight
for genuine revision of the tariff and
has let it be known that he would be
satisfied with nothing less. In his
inaugural address he frankly called at
tention to the hundred million dollar
deficit confronting his administration,
and suggested the possibility Of the
necessity of an Inheritance tax.
Secretary MacVeagh has allowed
himself to be quoted as to the possible
necessity for stamp tax.
That President Taft contemplates
general trip through the South and
west this autumn was indicated by
nm yesterday when he said he would
try to attend the annual encampment
OF the &. A. R., to be held at Salt
Lake City August to IA.
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UnwaFned.

On entering the stable suddenly the
head of the house found the hostler and
his own young son deeply engaged with
the broken tail Of kite.
'How is it, Williams" he began, Sc
verely, that / never find you at work
when / come out here?'
II know volunteered his son; its
on account Of those. rubber heels you're
wearing now."-Youth's Companion.