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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24
0emeinuubiges,
-
Die Slicseaplass

orobt MN pieoer red)t fiiblbnr iid 5i
MADDEN. Suli aiiguIt unb Septem.
Der limo ia Die Wonate, in benen Tie
9ottj beIonOers lGltia miro, namentIth
fir ole 2anowirtbi6ait. 2egionen
BON 6liegen .qlalen oas Bieb auf Der
Betoe Ino I'M StaIIe, ourd)freIien Die
'Snnt ulea ioltacn lid boil @lut. 9aB
0nourd Sdmer5cn ocrlriaGt tuerocn,
liegt dllf Der Sau0. Mtan miro renn
aud Ole 8ahrnebntirng MAIDEN, oaB
IN Der 3eit Der 6liegcupIagr oie gbie-
re oaS lbnen Dorgelegte Suffer MIR
11laltgelbait oerlpertbcn. Der NtiId.
ertroa Der 9iibe 9ebt 3ltriid; lie Der.
ldlpcnocll ia idon ourh bo8 ltnuuter.
brod)ene S6lagcn ilod Sen 6lieaen
mt Den &0pfen 9cilen mo S1mdu.
sen 0tel Strait, nbcr alih Suffer ielbIt,
lpeId)eS bel oieien bcftiaen 9epegun.
gen ans Dem Wutl berauS in oen
S%tnlltniit fGlIt, Inn BORT pcrloreit az
geben.
Die Bfer6e loiIen Sic TIicqcn chen.
loluenig in HlIbc; ia linen iinO Die
6~ItegenItihe gang bcionoers uitangc.
llebm unO f0nlen Tic bis 5ltm Sheu.
iperoen mo 0urdgcben roicno ma
6en. Gin SodperIt1nSiger mill be.
redjuct baberb Gin Bfcro prrbroud)e
IN Der 3eit Der IlicgenpIage tiglif
iobiel Sroft sur Ibpebr ser 5Iicgen,
uie 6urh 0,50 &ilp Sofcr er5ellgt
miro.
Rod piftigcr lit po6l Ser I'm.
itano, bob bie 6Iicgcn mouhcrlci oil.
itcctenoe &~rontheiten mo Selld1cn
bon eincm Stoae 3l,l1t oliSeren fiber.
tra9cr. SIRE beporsll9tc @r1ttltGtte
mo Seimatb lit ia ser Giir8erbai,fcn.
$50 INNER cilt orgnniider 6toii Iid
IN 3crieblng beiinoct, 3iebt cr Ole
Siege an; mmitteI6nr oarauf ober
i0Bt ite ii6 ouf uniercn friiden Rabs
rnn9smittcln nieoer. Dab lie babel
Ole gef1brIi1itrn &ranfbcitcn Der.
idleppt neritebt iidJ bon iclbIt. Durb
BerIndbe purbc ooroetbait. 6aB BON
Ala 8lie9en ie6c ourdidnittIid)
100000 9ofterirn nit iid heritnt.
i6Ieppte; babel perhieIten iid) Die Der
geiunobeit idabliden 8atterieu All
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24
SdpnHng 6cS Gnails in Godr
geifirrcu.

Gas bette uno pobI aid ein3iac
Mittct, OoS %NbiprinQen Ser @laIur
Don emaiIIiertem aodI0cIdirr at Der.
bitten, lit porii6tigc 8ebanolun9 Ser
8cgcnitdnOe. 26Bt mon @oIicr
o6cr 9riibc in bcuieIbcn be q1i cine
iuiH5iac &leinigfrit ON @o0cn cinfu.
Gcn 10 Bari man iid uiht munocrn,
lDrnn Die 8Idiur un ben trodcnIic.
get0cn @Gnoen bel Itarfer Site
Syringe befo1nmt. No6 id10lidlcr
mirtt Dos plotIitc @pIIoiebel nit
faltcm @aiier; fat fem 3icnitm6o.
d)cl (obcr oltd mardbc Srau nint)
ad)tet boroltf, Man mus marmes
erit DcrtiibIeu Iaiirn. 9oB Oa8 Sol,
lenlaiicr ooer 6eruntcrlucrfcn o1tdl
Syringe oerurior9cn fam lit natiir.
lid; no aber crit Spriingc fins, f1Ilt
and baI0 ci1 9ldttd)en 0Iaiur her.
ais, luG 10 gebt eS luciter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24
Settles Dit

ieber grt FAM nidtt gcr,tg 5,t,n @c.
nllB crnpiob!en mcr6cn, oenn es lit Elm
llniuerinlnlittcI 8llr Grboltuug Der
8cilmbbFit. 8firiidc bct1mpIen BET.
ipicIslpeiic ibIcd)tc Ger0auung lmO
i6Iehten Magen. 8eintrauben rel.
nigct GAS @ll1t Ger Soft Ser Coma.
fen list cineu giiuitigcn GinfIltb ouf
Sic &eber ltn6 D6rnle aug. IepfeI,
bcionoerS gcfod)tc. iinb fir sic Sin.
Der nidjt 81 eltbehren 5llr GrbnItung
elmer gllten Gerooumn0, Ser MeIonen.
inft nertrGibt Ticber mo 0ierenfront.
hcitelL 9ronlbeergclec beieitigt !1l.
ItcL gefo6tc BfIaumcn iilto 5froft.
l6ien ieDr 5lt entpieblcn. BerIaunc
Sober uientano reiGliden ObItqenuB
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24
Dret 0ddworene nit elmer fIeinen
Slaid DE cbamberlain's Geibpeb,
Gholera uno Oui9fall : W1e6isin

JIaid e obdmberldin's Geibpeb,
Gholera uno Oui6falI 1l1coisin
Don Gbolere morbus eebeiIt.
Ser o. Us. S0fuIsr Stgbtofuer,
Ila., ersdblt cine Grfnbrune bic er
madbte, wabreno er oils @eIawores
ner in elmer observation-disclosures in
@oworbsuiue, areisbabptftnbt pom
areiie %Slebourne, Ila., faurirte. Gr
iagt: r&dbreno i'd bort mar, of id1
etpas triihes uno aud 8urh. SIeiIdj,
oa8 bel mir Gboteru Wprbu8 In Sebr
idllimmer S0rm perurindte. Sea
fablte ara eleHo uno iGidte nndb eis
ner eewiRen gbplern $ Meeisiu, Itatt
oefier ianbte mir Der Npotbeter cine
5laide @bamberlain'S 2eibweb, Gbus
lera uno 8ur1faus Wiebisin nit benz
8emerten, baB er oa8 @euunIdlte
Bate, mir abel in Sotqe Der @rs
probtbeit oieies SettmittelS, nors6ge
mir leBteres gu ihifen, oa err fir
oefen unfebtbnre Sur earantirc. Sd
natm cine 9uIe bnuun uno flbtte in
flnf IRinuten better. Ole ,tueite
2Uie beilte mid adnslid. 8wei
MitgeihUOrene litten in oerietben
BeiIe unO cine finf unb Smnnsia
Gent 5laibe heilte an8 alIe bret.
Gum Sertauf Bel Ralter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24
Gnter MatG it thcncr!

og8as mdre Dir licbcr, cine 6roil,
Die 8ioline ipielt, ooer cine, bic &la.
bier pauft?" .g8os mid onbc.
trifft 10 pdre mir jcO%enfallS Die 8io.
linipieIerin bel lpciten dngencbmcr. "
g8aruln o6er2" ,@infod) oes.
GaIb, neil id cine 8iolire bequem
aus Dem 5enItcr perfcr fam, mas
bel cincm alapier nit Shnierigfeiten
pcrfniipft lit"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24

ct. SlIuibert. Rur bel 6euersgefabr
uno auSnabmspeiie bel bobem 8eilfJ
iOIltcn 0ie 9iirger Elm 2idt onIteden.
Die Strabcn waren alio bel Ra6t
Itodfinlter ino lper iib i'm 0urfeln
ni&t tpobl fiblte, mltBte ielbit cine
Saterne mitnebmrn. 8ornebme 2elite
unO Ratb5Derrcn lieben lid NIT 8a.
deIn ooer 8inoIidtcrn beimgelcitcn.
Grit i'm is. Sabrbun0ert fam in
0eutidIano cine uotb0iiriti9e all9e.
meme StaOtbeleudtung aui.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24
ainScr

%ioIltrn i'm friibeitcn Sitter gum Sur.
gcIn ongcbdlten lperOcu. Griteus lit
6aS @ilr9ein iiir Die S1IcimbGllte
it1rfen0, pirft alio porbeugellO; oa,
hi lit es bel lcid)trn AnfGlIen Der
arontbeit Elm nteiit icbr mirfiomc8
@efdmpfungsmitteI. ST 0ic 9runt.
belt aber %, lit es gum 2ernen SIT
ipGt, Gs oiirfte nidbt unnngebra6t
iein, OaS <blifltm geIcgentIi6 Bier.
dliI aufnlerfiom 81 MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24
GIabicr ~ reiniaen.

Wou tautht Gin @attcb6ni9heu iii
Spiritus lin6 reibt oainit Die Saltcl
oh. Scent sic gaiten iebr beidmutt
iirb, fam man Tie aud nit etnem
8irltden (perbropdte 3~abnbiirIte)
obreibtn mo Sem Spiritus ettpuS
Salminfqeiit bcimiiden. Damn ipdidt
man ole GaIten nit reinem Boiier
feudt ab.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24
Observation-Disclosures

y0as &ameeI fam adt Gage lang
arbeiten, obne 5u trtnfenl" ersGbIte
Serr Perpendicular neuIi9 ieincr
altngenfertigen Srau.-rGus lit nod
gar nidtS", ertpiOerte, i'm ifarf firic.
reno, 5rau BOppenidueioer, lid
femme iogar Elm &ameeI, oas fam od,t
cage trinfen, obne 81 arbeiten." =
@err Boppcni4neiOer gtug fill ins
Nebeu5immer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24
Sitter bDn1 8eiite.

Ger 3idtcr Glenn tpuroe emit bon
elmer ilngen Game gefra9t. OBJ err ole
9il0niiie, ole ieinen Wuien. unb
6reunoi9atstempeI gu SoIbcritaat
iierten, III ganser 8i9lr maIcn Iaiicn
lpoIle. = u@nabiae 6rnu". erfpiberte
@Ieim, nun Die Sitter laiien iid in
9an5er 6igur fonterfeieu; bel Den
9idtern uno @elcbrten malt man
MIR = Die &0pfe!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24
Seine Wefahr.

Sebrer: n9u famnit ans Der Shulc
nrSblcibcn folange Geine Illtter Die
Maicrn bat. "-SdiiIcr: 50 oa BRAT.
dcn Sic feline Gn9it 5it bnben, SAB ib
lie BON ibr frie9c; lie lit bIoB meiltt
Sticfmtttcrl 8on Scr fricge i6 ME
etlpasl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24
3ut Hamcuabthci(.

Game (oic 0lrrb onS fortgcicbte
ShreiCn cincS t~Ieiret ainbes bclI.
fiat wirO): oSngen sic NAL lit ser
S6rcibalS Elm a1lnbe o6cr ein MtGo.
den?" Gin @u6crl!" Sol
Damn pcr6rn Sic boffentlid bel ser
nGfItcn Station NIT Inn au3Itcigcn.
@os tblt hcnn Elm &err bier i'm
GGmenabtbeil2l"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24
3critrcnt.

Hroiciior: ngSoum fonlutt HSbr
Gntcr nibt ictbit?" GhiiIer:
nW}en Safer lit to0t, &err $rofci
lor." E%roieIior: .ytuL Damn
SIRE Wntter2" S6iiier: Sic lit
aid id)on foot. - 4roiciior: so.
10 nalm baden Sic pobl gar teiuc
@ltern meDr?"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24
Gt,uas Scntlid,.

8ir.bin; Mein lieber Berger,
5rdnIein Sdmiot bat fir bieIeu
8al5er feinen G1r3er nif ser Cans.
farte. gBiirOe Is 3bncn wobI mtoftge.
nebm iein, lie itatt meiler ~auf5ufor.
bern2" @nit: 80, QdlS i'm @e9en-
tbeil, cs miro mir Elm grOBeS 8ergnii.
gen ieiil"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24
sdaan.

sd irage iehen 9ronfen INNER
gems gcuall, was er iBt uno triltft. ="
Run ia, u1ttcr ltmItGnoen lit oas
ia mir Die @iagnoIe lpiftia." -
nSmmerl 9aran erfernt man sic
Scrin0gensperb6ltniiie unO oann
pciB man, mas man fir &cbmlngen
gu idreiben hat!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24
Sin moSerncr SanSfnedit.

Baggage iibercinano' sic init benz
Ietten 3ilg otdcfpnimelien Baiia-
gierel SteIlen eirem 10. fleines
Sdnbseua 3ur Sbiir bi,ons, Dab ib
nibt elm einSiaes Soar StiefeI ooer
Sd)ub sur belttieen EatBuuiH sc.
braliben fannl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24
TlIsn c~mpfinSlidl.

&id)ter: Ser Nuoeflaate 6ebaltp.
let, 6aB Sic i'm gereBt hGtten =
Itimntt OaS?" - &I1grr: y9tiGt i'm
8erinaitcl - i'd bab' Inn ilur ea,ls
cinfa6 mein gicrglas an Den aopi
getporfen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24
SGcc

nsrf tiemaIs i'm ltcbrrntoB GetrlnFcn
ner0ert, Oa er nidlt MN fueit ntebr an.
regt, mie 3. 9. 9offec, ionoern olld)
infolee Oeiicn Ieid)i Ser3fIopfen 1uto
3itiern ors 8orpers beriiria6en fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24
lfm Mrmnie

raid unb lidler bon Dcm Inn anbaf-
tcnSen l~lrge5iefrr 3li befrcier, lege
man eS cinige Winuten III ein nit
Sal5maiicr gGfiiIIicS @efdB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24
Sunnnocr @elcr

luirtt bel longpierigem 9uiten oil.
BcroroeatlidJ Iin6crno mo aufloieno,
Der &ralfe nelme 6ooon icOer5cit
bel Gag ODER Nodt 0fter einen 8Dec,
Ioffel boil.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24
@eituden.

Griter 9ettIer: n8os, aud Gclo
bait 0u BON Der irtngen 5rau befom.
men," 3peiter 9ettIrr: ,Srei.
lid, neil id bas erbaItene Giien gang
auSgeIOffelt babel"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24
Srr SER I'M Sanic.

5rau: ~Wein @ann lit oieie Ntadt
0or niflt mad @auie gefommen!!" =
0tcnltm1o6cn: nSaben Sic oenn
ldon inter bem @ette nah9cicben2"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24
9aiernrnbofblatbe.

&adtmeiitcr: .Retrut 9iiIIer,
lteIIen Sic iid) nift 10 nobe 5ltm aopf
3breS Fferbes, JOINT fribt c8 TSbnen
oas Strob bel Oer Obren berausl-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24
Snmoridiides.
Su Der Gnse.

9arne: nSbr Irtrag ebrt mid
iebr; aber i'd bite mir "a Stunoen
8eoent5eit auS!" = 9eperber: ga,
i'd mnB ober beute idon ben 3DIinocr
Suriidgeben!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24
3citnngSGcriht.

Sn Giicuielo ueriiIberlc Elm ,3inn.
gleBer nlcbrere fupferne 26iiel Inn
DIE goloene Sodl5eit feiern 81 fonnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24
Sis in Granfrn;im,nern.

8eun man ooS GiS in EN- iro(lcreS
Suh WidcIt. fam man es IatIge CT.
balten, es i6miljt iefr langiam.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-11-26
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

this year November 30 The limit OF
deer is two for the season. IL is unlaw
ful 10 bill deer while in any river, lake or
salt water. Partridge, any variety of
quail, Chinese, ring neck, golden or
English pheasants are protected until
October 1. 1912. For geese, brant,
game ducks, curlew, plover. rail or shore
game birds the season ia changed
October /, closes February /. It il uu-
lawful to kill geese within half a mile OF
the shore line of either the Snake or
Columbia rivers. This is a wise provision
and should be observed by all true
sportsmen. Geese gather on the many
islands in these rivers where they "roOst"
at night, 1t was formerly the practice
to sneak up on them at night. scores
being slaughtered, many floating down
stream and lost. Observe the laws.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-11-26
The Heavy Rainfall.

The unusual rainfall throughout the
Palouse at this season of the year has
had the fleet OF stopping plowing and
sowing of grain, the ground being SO
thoroughly soaked With water as to
make it impossible to handle it. The
roads throughout the country are simply
awful Horse flesh coming to town
looks as thought it had been dragged
through mud. The rivers have not
risen perceptibly, showing that the water
has sunk into the ground and is not run
ming off It puts the soil, however, in
fine shape for next spring, forerunner
OF the harvest to be, all else being favor
able. The fall rains so far, while persist
ent, have been mild, almost ethereal, the
most disagreeable feature being the
condition Of the roads.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-11-26
FIRST ANNUAL COUNTY
POULTRY SHOW NEXT
January "a to 29 Inclusive
In COIfax Armory.
Harry Collier of Tacoma Judae on
This Occasion Eight Silver Cups
and 125 Cash Prizes Will Be Civ
en--Special Premiums Offered.

The first annual meeting OF the Whit
man County Poultry Show, given by the
Whitman County Live & Pet Stock As
sOciatiOn, will be held in Coliax from
January "a to 30 inclusive, and prom
ises to be an event Of great interest.
Preparations are well under way for the
first annual meet, and those who attend
may expect to see the best in the poultry
line grown in the state. Every section
OF Whitman county will be represented,
also other sections of the Inland Empire.
Harry Collier of Tacoma will be the
judge on this occasion, than whom no
man is better known in the state OF
Washington to do the work. The an
nouncement is made that eight silver
cups and 125 cash prizes will be given in
awards. besides many special prizes,
mostly donated by merchants OF the city
the show will be held in the Armory,
and the management is authority for the
statement that up-to-date coops will be
provided for the reception OF birds.
An interesting feature will be incu-
bators in numbers, with chicks being
hatched and the incubator mode of treat
ment of chicks after Matching.
Poultry raising is something in which
we are all interested. 1t is a growing
industry. The time is coming in the
Pacific Northwest when it will become a
special industry in scores of places where
none exist now, when we will supply the
home market with poultry and eggs,
which is not done at this time. The
poultry show will be an incentive to re-
newed interest in this matter. We all
like to look at beautiful birds OF what
ever kind or description, but the Ameri
can hen is a money getter along with her
good looks, hence she appeals to us from
all points of view.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-11-26

Hhekeis gathered 4. We can stand more
railroads. but any scheme that asks
farmers to subscribe stock or give lands
or rights OF way should be fully investi
gated before action ia taken. 1t should
have a responsible head. to whom the
subscribe could look for reliable informa-
ton. Besides, roads OF such magnitude
as the one mentioned above are not
built on the subscription plan, but issue
bonds and have big financial backing.
1t is further reported that we'll
known business man of Colfax is given
as authority by those seeking subscrip-
tions that the project is all right and
that he has taken big block Of stock
When seen Monday by representative
OF The Gazette the business man
acknowledged having been approached
two months ago on the subject, but gave
it the seal OF disapproval, condemn
ing it.
Farmers are advised to keep their
weather eye open.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-11-26
BurqlarS in Evidence,

Last Friday night the home OF Mr..
AMI Mrs. r A Smith on Cooper street
was entered while they were temporarily
absent and few articles OF minor value
taken. The Smiths have not been in the
habit of locking the doors to their house,
so the burglar or burglars found no diff
Guilty in making an entrance. Bureau
drawers were ransacked, bedding piled
every which way, contents of trunks
dumped on the floor in search OF valu-
ables, but without much success. Money
or jeweIry seemed to be what was wanted.
They overlooked, however, a valuable
gold watch belonging to Mrs Smith, but
took two watches that were priced as
relics. but having little value. few
articles are missing
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-11-26
Turkeys Are Turkeys.

Turkey seems to be turkey these days.
At the commercial centers in the state OF
Washington the bird is quoted at 80
cents per pound, something not heard of
in recent times. Whether the tariff is re-
sponsible for this we will know later when
we hear from the insurgent press. 1t is
surmised, however, that enough birds
have not been raised to supply the de-
mand. The home market is well sup
piled, and probably no one in Colfax but
had turkey yesterday (Thanksgiving)
who wanted it.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-11-26
REGISTRATION is LARGE.
Local Option Election in Doubt Ex-
cent Number of Voters.

Registration for the local option cleo
ton which takes place next Tuesday is
complete, the books closing Friday night.
By wards it is as follows First ward,
239; Second ward. 2S3 Third ward,
1S1. This totals 1903 The registra-
tion is large, showing the interest taken
in the result Both sides claim the
election. 1t will probably not be great
either way.
This would indicate that COlfax has q
population OF 3515, using the usual
estimate of five citizens to each voter.
The last census gave the city a popula-
tion little less than 5000. There has
been gradual increase in population
since the census was taken, which may
reach the 1000 mark before the enumer.
ators come around to take the next
census.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-11-26
IS IT GET-R|CH-QU|CK
SCHEME?-.. SUSPICIOUS
Railroad Projected From Spo-
kane to San Francisco.
Farmers Asked to Buy Stock, to BE
Repaid in Work and Dividends
Looks Fishy and People Should
Investigate Before Investing.

Apparently a get rich quick scheme ls
being worked on the farmers OF this part
Of the PalOuae IL il in the shape OF
railway promotion. 1t was talked OF
and several we're approached on the sub
iect some two months ago, but it was
thought to have died out, as it was
frOwned on in certain quarters, but from
reports received this week the matter
has been revived and is being worked in
the west end of the county.
The projectors propose to build a road
from Spokane to San Francisco, those
two places being the termini Of the road
As they tell the story they propose to
build from Spokane to Rock lake, on to
Endicott. through Dusty to Penawawa,
where Snake river will be crossed By
engineering skill the road works it's way
out of the depths of Snake river canyon
to Pomeroy, crosses the Blue mountains
to Caldwell, Idaho, finally reaching San
Francisco, which, when completed, means
millions to stockholders.
FdTueTb dlODk Tue IlHo vi the piOpOscu
road in Whitman county are asked to
take blocks of stock and advance money
to set the thing in motion, as the line is
to be built for their special benefit,
enabling them to ship grain without any
more long wagon hauls. Part Of the
stock can be paid for in work when con-
struction begins, so the more stock the
easy going farmer buys the more money
the projectors will get and the more
work the subscriber will have to bis
credit, and, it might be added, the more
experience he can attach to the whole
business.
1t is being worked quietly, OF course,
as the projectors wish to do their work
without fuss and feathers, being workers,
not takers. From reports received con-
siderable stock is being taken and a few
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-11-26
Taking Time by ForeIoek.

ln accordance with recommendation
made by the Washington Forest Fire
Association the Milwaukee railway will
clear its right-oF-way of all dangerous
brush and underground. The railway
commission is considering an order to
require all railroads to take. similar
precautions. In some states the law
requires them to pillow burrows on each
side OF their tracks to minimize the dan
ger OF forest fires.
BY the consolidation OF the Idaho
Mutual Fire Insurance Company and the
Northwestern Mutual Fire Insurance
Company OF Seattle the Northwest is
given one OF the largest companies in
the country. A report of the state in
surance commissioner shows that home
companies are all enjoying substantial
growth
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-11-26

Hunters Should Observe the Law.
The new game laws went into effect
November % The deer season closes
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-11-26

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Congre,
gational church will hold sale of fancy
work, cake and candy at the chapel OF
the church on Saturday, December 4.
See Shirley & GIaser's adv this week.
Ii will pay you to read Gazette Ads.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-11-26
STATE ENRICHED BY
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
Supreme Court Sustains States S
Right to Shore Lands.
What Interests Are Back of Attack
on Secretary BaIIineer p -Suf-
frasists Hoping for Mrs. Pank-
hurst to Visit Pacific Northwest.

Seattle, Nov. "a The Washington
state land Office regards it's victory in
the United States aupreme court, which
sustained the states title to lake shore
land, as OF great Importance. The issue
was raised when sales were made around
Lake Washington to raise money for the
Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition. As
a result OF this finding the state treas
ury will be enriched by several millions
OF dollars. 1t also clears up a point
that has clouded the proceedings in con-
nection with the Lake Washington ship
canal, now in course Of construction By
another decision the same court held
that the Sylvester tract in Olympia,
on which the executive mansion now
stands, belongs to the state
The Attack on Secretary BaIIinser.
Friends of Richard A. Ballinger, who
represents the Northwest in President
Taft's cabinet as secretary OF the interior
department, are wondering what inter
ests are back OF the persistent attacks
made on him by certain publications.
They are satisfied that the latest assault
BY Golfers Weekly has some deeper
motive than the apparent opposition OF
the prOprietors. Ever since Mr. Ballinger
has declared for reasonable construction
OF the land laws go that the development
OF large western areas into productive
assets OF the government may be
FASTENED. he has been the target for
hostile shafts from the so-called radical
conservationists. Many counties in
Washington and Oregon have had their
revenue producing areas mercilessly
pinched by these conservation policies
and they realize that the secretary OF
the interior is simply contending for
their being made available for settlement
and cultivation. Secretary Ballinger
has explained satisfactorily to all reason
able persons the faults found with his
course and President Taft has upheld
bis hands. In the Northwest, where he
is known best, all thinking people realize
that he is working for their interests
and they resent the efforts of the people
in the East to build a fence around the
public domain in this part of the country
to hold back it's development, in which
certain publications are giving such
frantic aid
Suffrasists Of Northwest.
Suffragists of the Northwest are hoping
that Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst will ex.
tend her tour of the country to Washing