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The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-09-09

Shhho dhu cdpdu nave TeucN&O an
amicable adjustment of their compli-
cations in Manchuria.
New Jerse - ,.... red n.o5-
quito state b .. ant. slo has
put his theo .r .a.., Test,
has rid muc .. ito t2rri-
tory of the ' . .... .,lgr lie
finds that tt .. .u g. soft
mud and if ,..- uuu Is urlea they
cannot hatch.
Near Butte, Montana, Tuesday,
grizzly bear carried off a little child
of Mr.. Doolittle. He pursued with
dogs and gun. The bear dropped the
child little hurt, killed one dog and
put the other to flight. Mr.. Doolittle
was thrown from the horse he was
riding and had leg broken, which
put him at the mercy of the grizzly
which mortally wounded him before
rescurers killed the bear
In Costa Rico in the late presi-
Dental election the fight turned from
ballots to bullets.
A lone bandit held up an express
train Tuesday near Lewistown, Pa,
and robbed it of bags of money.
When he sent the train away he
picked up bag of Lincoln pennies
mistaking it for gold and the gold
was recovered. He got very little.
Washington, New York, Chicago
and st. Louis are bidding for the
worlds aviation contest in 1910.
Mrs. Fredrica Hernsheim died in
New Orleans the last day of August,
lacking only few months of 100
years old
The President of France and Mime.
Fallieres entertained Mrs. Roose-
welt and daughter Miss Ethel, last
Tuesday.
A Reading, Pa, dispatch says the
present drought is the worst for so
years.
st. Michael's Home for Children
in New York, was partially destroyed
by fire Tuesday and seven children
under five years old perished in the
flames.
Disciples of the "Unknown Tom
que" are disappointed at the exis-
tence of Tampa, Florida. which ac-
cording to their prophet, was to
have been wiped off the face of the
earth on September 1st.
W;,1;"-~ ri-L~1I ----7'.',- -
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-09-09
DIES OF PELLAGRA
wilmington Man Succumbs to New
Disease-Upsets Mouldy Corn

Wilmington, N. c., Special.-J. E.
heath, u years old, leading young
business man OF Waxhaw, Union
county, died in hospital here FfiGay
night of pellagra. Mr.. Heath had
been i'll for year or more and had
consulted eminent specialists a num-
Der of times, travelling extensively
Tor the benefit of his health without
Improvement.
Recently his case was diagnosed as
that of pellegra and he was brought
to the hospital here for treatment by
Dr. Edward Jenncr Wood, who has
made an exhaustive study of tb., dis
ease which manifested itself in the
case of the young man BY discolora.
tions of the skin, soreness Of the
mouth and accompanying nervous
arrangements. He was in the advanc.
ed stages of the disease upon his ar
rival here and little hope was held
out from the first.
Mr.. Heath had never used corn
breadstuffs in any form and it is
claimed that the case strengthens the
theory that the disease is not trace
able to that source unless corn is
used as an adulterant of wheat f]our
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-09-09
Penagra in Maryland.

Baltimore, Nd, Special.-Blood of
victims of pellagra, the dread disease
which, until several months ago, was
N'ratively unknown to the Law.
he sent to the Johns Hop
here an analysis will
'. s at the hospital
ne disease say the
ipiency is difficult
Z. t is now until the
pate. thoroughly inoculat-
ed that ll. .ure of the disease is
known. Careful analyses will be made
by the experts at tn. hospital in an
endeavor to find out the origin of the
germs of pellagra, and cure for
the disease. According to the opin-
ion and observation of members Of
the State board of health, the disease
is making inroads in this State.
Several cases of the malady have
been reported in Charles County. and
DR.. Marshall L. Price, secretary of
the board, will visit that county this
week to ascertain whether the reports
are true. Especially rampant has
the disease become il North Caro-
lima, according to dispatches.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-09-09
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cabbage for many decades
trained
may yet produce dish that
me ad for snus and for the gifted poverty
for the world of
world
scbbiFg
ns life c the imt
schts and automobi sweet paean: hut hsv
seye produced nothing
SssneF kAphasl aad this fact does worry
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-09-09

taking. Yet be DONE ~
OF
In @ air only 90 of the
still
enec the reacon of the air would be
object and thus he -
professor
pattern wide
the night? AS said
might at opposition
blackness
stances would be like seeing black a
a., rro1 Mouton IN his astronomy 32
the pes the earth
reon The talk Of earth and
be Ne NNS
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-09-09

my father there's tall
ooys and there amt other
OF heartily
aren't other Of
children public
OF
ability maintain themselves
education
- hr,ea
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-09-09
@~SSaSSAAS@AAASAssAaAxssAs
{0T''e'e'-""'"' ~"-2'@u2f
- Signaling to Mars
= BY Uilifam C. peckhan., of .adeiphi College
Brookfvn w.

HE proposition to signal to Mars, by an astronomer
connected with of famous observaories has
received much attention from the daily many OF
those not familiar with astronomy. to the writer
that things have would render
the experiment difficult impossible Since Mars will
at opposition be above the horizon only in the
ngh Will be necessary to provide artificial
flashes him. This in Twill ha
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-09-09
The Godd of Poverty
1T Is Needed to DriUe Genius to Its
Consun1nlofions
BY n. Dembif
CORSumm mmdfiORS

T. look before and after and pine is not" The life
OF the person earning only living be of the
ening prosaic Sort though work itself NAV bs
grinding and uncongenal One own re-
sources among which can be diversions both mental and
manual These Will stimulate halting endeavor and
also even faering ambition both of most ap-
proved pattern to the gifted up the Oympian
haa been
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-09-09
The Different Xmas
OF Children
Ey Eleanor z. Cutler

ARENTS engaging eightysx different occupations
their boys and girls to but there eightysx
different kinds of boys girls There children
whom are bred the traits of naons
are not as twenty different kinds pupils
fact as look them over, think Of what the little
Roosevelt boy said when lady
presidents sending his to public school, she
him II he didn't
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-09-09
|SNAPPY and BRIFN
Items Gathered and Told While
You Hold Your Breath.
SOME EVERY DAY HAPPENINGS
Lively and Crisp as They Are Gar.
nered Prom the Fields of Action
at Home and Abroad.

China and Japan have reached an
amicable adjustment of their compli-
cations in Manchuria.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-27
OUR STATE ROAD LAW
CONGRESSMAN FERRIS ADDRESS
Es I C-lCHEs-L NEWSPAPER
Or SUBJECT.

C....--a- Okla. July -5-T-e TO-.
l1o.Iz ,yuul1.ca- from Con.
s-,--uaa S.g.- 4e-rl.. explains q
matter which .s u .a,eres, 20 land
owners .arols1ol, ;1- Old Indian ter.
rl,ory see,.pu o. Oklahoma
! have had f-oI different sources
and from different localities uumer-
Qua .lgu.rles with reference 20 the
condition II ,1e road az. both nat
.olal and state. in the Indian terri
Troy side Of Oklahoma.
Il: IS possible tAa, you- readers
may be- Interested 20 know ne -s-o,
status o, the law. both IN the sta
l,-. o. the United States and the
constitution Of Oklahoma bearing up.
oa ,ae opening O. new roads along
,lr section line. etc
In view % this. an taking the
liberty 20 lOOk the matter up with
the department, o. the interior. y,
the matter is OF i1erest 20 70, ~
your readers 7 beg 70 insert il, and
make Il par of this letter:
section - Of the act Of congress
approved April %, 1906 "a stat. l..
l27.l45), provides
"Tha, 70 the ChOctsw. Ch.ckasaw
and Seminole nations pusl'c highways
p- roads o width, being one rod on
each side Of the section line. may
De established on all section lines:
and al allottees. purchasers and 9th.
ers shall take title 20 such land sub
lec' 20 his provision. and II build.
ings and other improvements are
damaged in consequence OF N. esY
'ablishmen, OF such public highways
or roads. such damages accruins
prior 20 the inauguration OF a state
government shall be determines un.
dor the direction of the secretary o,
the interior and De paid for from the
funds Of said tribes, respectively.
"All expense incident 20 the estab-
lishment Of public highways or roads
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-27

the Greek. Cherokee, Choctav. Chick
asaw and Seminole tribes, ncludins
clerical hire per diem, salary and
others shall be paid under the di.
rec-lOu o. the secretary Of the inter.
Tor from the funds 0; the tribe or
nation .u which such public high
ways or roads are established. Any
person. firm o. corporation obs,-uct.
iug aLy public highway or road and
Who shall! fail. neglect or refuse for
q period Of zen days after notice 20
remove any and all distinctions from
such public highway or road. shall
Do deemed guilty OF q misdemeauo.
and upon conviction shall b. fined
no- exceeding ten dollars per day
for each day and every cay ~ eI-,--
- said ten days which said %.
,trIct!on is permitted 10 remain:
provided, however. that notice OF the
establishment OF public highways or
road, need no, Dc given 20 allottees
wv '..flN FA''fa lA 'A-F y mere HQtu
public highways or roads are Oh.
s,-uc,ed, and every person obs.-uc.-
.nr any such public highway or road
as aforesaid, shall also be liable in a
ciyIl action for all damages sustain.
"a by any person who has in any
manner whatever been damaged by
reason Of such obstruction.
Section . OF Article XVI Of the
constitution Of the state Of Oklaho.
ma, provides that:
The state OF Oklahoma hereby ac-
cep,s all reserves and lands -or pub
l.c highways made under any grant,
agreement. treaty or act Of congress;
provided this section shall not be
construed % prejudice the vested
rights OF any tribe. allottee. or other
person TO such land"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-27
SELLING THE
0SACE LANDS

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-27
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-27

Delay in taking Foleys Kidney
Remedy II you have backache. kidney
or bladder trouble, fastens the dis.
ease upon you and makes a cure
more difhcult Commence taking Fo,
leys Kidney Remedy today and you
will soon be well. Why risk a ser
ious malady? Sold by all druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-27
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR piMPLEs.

Zemo, a clean liquid for external use,
draws the germs and their toxins 20 the
surface Of the skin and destroys them,
leaving the skin clear and healthy.
Two 70 six bottles will cure any case
ot pimples and b!ackheads.
For sale everywhere Write for sam
pie, l.. W Rose Medicine Co, ST. Louis.
For sale BY W. b. Frame.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-27

Fo.ey's Honey ard Ts- 70: Only
Stops c.ro-., coughs ma; weaken ne
con s'!'g'.o, and t=vecD ln'o cor.
sumption tl: heals AID strengthens
'1- lungs J, afford. con:o-; z-c -
LEY lr me vC-s. cases % chronic
bronchitis asthma hay ,-ve- and
Jung trouble sold ~ all druggists
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-27
DOuGHEaTy LETTER
CONTAINING ALL TATE PERSON.
Al AND LOCAL HAPPENINGS
At THAT INTERESTING BURG

Dougherty Okla, July &c -sur
watching for rain \ good many
clouds this morning bur they 'Gll
undoubtedly dissipa,s befor- Aoon,
leaving a clear sky and burning
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-27


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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-25
6arriren CeWnIbip, 5. D.
IA. 9fopember 1909.

s{afob genDer uno Srau Deilten bier
bel Ierpanoten uno 6reunoen auf BE-
iub, aber i6 oente, es oiirfte ibm balo
leio weroen, oa bel ieiner 9lntunft oas
aDetter iebr ibon mar, beute aber itiirmt
es nab allen &egeln.
Yator otto Srunti6 1T bon bier
iort9eSosen uno be9ab iid nad 8el=
come, Minn.
Geitern batten mir oas ihOnite @et=
ter, beute aber bldlt Der g8tno NIT
boiler Wa6t, oaSu baben mir nod elm
S6neeseit0ber, iOoaB einem slngit uno
San9e weroen tonnte. ga6 Dem lln=
wetter aber ld6elt uns pieoer bic liebe
Sonne an.
Gbriitian Mertel meilt 9e9enndrti9
bel ieinem Sruoer Satob in @ureta auf
Selu6.
Wttt 6armers9ruB,
Sobn 5este.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-25
R@eunlaliSnluS

.B S6On ilber orei polle @odelt
lit i6 an iur6tbaren &iideni6mer5en
uno &etBen in ben @lieoern; na6Oem
id allies periu6t, 9riff i6 gum Snois
ideu 8aliam uno id muB CUR grOBten
6reuOe beseu9en, OaB ib ibon na4 ei=
nigem Ginreiben 2inoerun9 fiiblte uno
IN spei 5asen pollitdnOig bergeiteat
mar. Sd empieble ieoermamL Der an
obises ooer iiberbaupt rbeumatii6en
ertrantunsen leioet, iOfOrt eine 5lai6e
bon oem edten Snoiiden Saliam gu
tauien. gu baben in gurer glpOtbete.
Ngeuten weroen perlaugt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-25
Sin lanser Wee fir eineu @ene'

Sin lanser Wee fir einen 8sne'
ienben.-Serr Grneit gfirOOrf aus
Grbspille, Canada, bat uns ben fol-
genoen intereIlantsn 8rief su9eianot:
v@Or tllr3er 3eit Oertaufte i6 cine
6lai6e 6orni's Qllpentrduter an cine
Dame, mel6e 10 trant mar, oab lie
ni6t gu ibrem nd6iten gta6bar geben
tonnte. 9lls iie bic 6lai6e auf9e=
brau6t bate, ging iie ieds Melen
melt pbne alien 8etitano, nm cine an=
oere 6lai6s BON mir 81 bolen. 9ieies
seist Oeutli6, mas Oieie WteOi5in gu
leiiten permag Sic ma6t bic 9llten
pieoer jung uno bic S6woden trdftig.
&Sit feline 2lpotbeter Wteoi3in. 9Biro
ben Gsuten oirett oertauft Our6 Spe=
sial 9l9entsn Der 6ubritanten, 9r.
peter 6abrnep & Sons &c., 1875
so. 6Opne 9lpe., Chicago, 81.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-25

,}atOb 2etbranot, SObn Oes Serrn
SObn Qeibrauot muroe NIT SSrdulein
Wtartbc SoQ in Die 9liibenoen Gbefeis
leln 9el6mieoet moroen. Martba Sol
lit etne 5o9ter oes Srieori6 gOQ aus
8napentbal, Seilarabien. g0ir win=
i6en Dem iun9en Yaare Uiel Slid auf
tbrem Gebensluege.
g@as ben Sanoel unb @auOel anbes
lan9t, 10 1T oerielbe INNER nod beim
alten. NeiSen itebt auf 90c, @erlte soc,
Saier 45c uub S6peine $7.29 bas
Sunoertpfunb. IS freut mid, bertb=
ten gu t0nneu, oaB 3u uus aud etnmal
Elm frii6er 8uBldnoer getommen 1T,
ndmli6 Serr Seinrid Sarid, SObn
oes @ottlieb Sari6. IS 9efdllt tbm
bier ganS aus9eSei6net uno er ia9t, oaB
man in Soifnun9stbal beinabe ni6t
me6r leben tann, oa es bort 10 piel
2anobobe bat, oaB es ben 2anoet9en=
tiimern idon gum Sprtdwort sepOrOen
lit. mas nit ben 2anobOBen nod pers
ben pirb. Weine Inlidt lit, 9lmerita
lit Der bette plab, tpenn iie nur alle
bier mdren, oenn es 9ibt bier nod 9e=
mug sutes 2ano, tueldes auf bieienisen
wartet, welde nod tetns baben. Sei
ms 1T oas leBte 2ano i6on Dor Is
Sabreu auf9enommen ,pOroen uno 9es
ben BON bier piele nad Soloraoo, um
bort 2ano aufSunebmen, oenn Der 2ano=
preis lit bel uns ibon 81 bod, um es
taufen Su tOnnen.
WRit SarmersgruB,
SObn S6aifert.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-25
BARLEY, nebr.
10. 9Opember 1909

SEPT mill audi i6 mleDer einmal et=
nen tleinen geri6t al Die y@ureta
YDIt" einienoen, oamit Die 2eier infor=
miert iino, lpie es i'm Sonnioen Siioen
itebt unO gebt. @as ben @eiunobeits=
Suitano anbelan9t, 10 tOnnte oerielbe
ni6t beller iein uno 9in0e 10 allies nad)
WunI6 unO Q8llle, Nber ems lit ia
INNER, mas einem ni6t re6t paNen
mill. is miro I6on etmos troteu Iilr
Die gSinteriaat bod iiebt ielbige nod
re6t 9eIuno aus. 2lm 8. Cttpber bat
ten mir ben leBten &e9en, t0nnten aber
iebr notrpenOig mieoer einen outen BE
gen 9ebrau6en. Mas Die 90itterung
anbelan9t, 10 lit oieielbe re6t an9e=
nebm, es lit UOrlpie9enO parm, ieits
welli0 etma5 winotg, mas AUDI not
wenoi9 III, Domit man INNER GENT
9eno 2Haner tllr oa3 UleD bat, oenn
um oas @aiier nit Der Sano aus Der
@rbe 81 pumpen, iilo uniere Drummer
Su tief, etpa $50 SUB; aber eins muB
man iagen, Oas @aher 1T duBerit gut.
Mtt Dem &auotauf ooer =Sertauif
lit alles fill, bod bate ii6 oerr Seins
rid Saritb ausgan9s Ottober GAO
4ter Sano fiir Die Summe BON
SO, 10000 getauft. Gripdbntes 9ano
III tsin 6armlano. ionpern unseidbr
200 ader lit @eioelano, aud lit sutes
Sarmlano babel.
9lm 4. oieies Mts. ieierten mir cine
iebr an9enebme SodSeit, benn Serr
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-25

eino es iiber ben g9alo 81 uuierem
Srsuno unh Shwager su Serrn Serr,
SSotob 2ieole, naf nelhem Srte uns
Satob Bodice unb feline Srau binfubz
rem. Tauten Dir no6muls Satob fir
beine @efdlli9teit.
9lls mir bel unierem SSreunoe Satob
2ieole uuo ieiner 6amilie antamen.
mar bic SSreuoe gewiB 9rOB. Serr 2ieole
beltbt cine Treibmaibine lmo mar gez
raoe beim Ireiden, bot aber Die Wtas
idine slei6 perlaiien uno lit nit ,ns
nad ieiuem Plab 9e9an9en. Au6 oa
babeu mir ben glbeno i6Dn nit Inter
ba!tungen Su9ebra6t, Oon Den alten
3eiten IN @ureta, mas mir bod manhs
NAL oa au9eri6tet baben. llnIer
5reuno 2ieole bat in &onuoa cine i60ne
Seimat, beiibt 9utes Sano mo wObnt
iebr ib0n btnter einem 0ii9el, no tbn
taum, 10 oente i6 neni9ltens, Elm Sdr
iinoen tann. 9(ber ionit lit eS Elm berr=
libes 2ano, iopeit mir geiabren iino,
b. b., ipem es seidllt. SD fiir meinen
Sell tam Dom Ganaoalano ni6ts Ia
gen, oenu oeuu it babe rlr Steine
mo @ebir9e 9eieben, 2ano babe i'd nur
man6mal 10 unperboft gu ieben be-
tommen; aber es lit eine Pra6t, iolhes
2ano anSuieben, wenn man es OOrber
nod nt6t geieben bat. S6 oente, mein
Gamerao Serr bat me6r Gano geieben
pie i6, oenn Der bat mebr aufgepaBt
ols ib. Sd babe INNER 9eidaut, Oh
i6 ni6t einen gdren ieben fonnte, aber
au6 oas tonnte i6 nidt. Q8as id ie=
ben pOate, founte it niht ieben uno
mas i'd ni6t ieben wollte, babe id 81
piel geieben.
0ou unierem sSreunoe Satpb 9ieole
9in9 IS tpieoer Suriid. Satob Sieole
uno 6rau fubren uns wieoer nab Srs
pine Suriid, 35 0teileu ilber Berg uno
Sal. llnterwegs tebrten mir AUDI bel
Auguit Bodice, einem alten @nretaiten,
Elm, oer auh 9an3 i6On binter elnem
ger9e bon 1000 6uB bod mobnt, aber
einen iebr i6Dn einseri6teten YlaB bat.
@on oa sins es . Weilen peiter,
NO mir ben alten 9lnoreaS Srano bon
Gureta antraien. Ser mobnt audi 10
in einem 8raben, no i'm tetne Nufer=
itebun9 mebr iinoen miro uno oenne6 |
oente t6, ooer er, DaB er bort gan3
i6on pDbnt. Sopiel babe i6 ausge=
fuuoen, baB bic 2eute ale gerne bort
Iino uno aud sufrieoen lino, mas ia
Die Sauptiahe 1T. .'> a..@,a-an. u
8On u. Grano 9ing es Der Staot
,u, mo mir oann nod alle etnmal bel
Sobn Sauiauer etnen genuBrei6en
ltbeno perlebten. IS muroe pom alten
suretl erSdblt, bon ben 9uten, alten
3eiteu, bic man bort perlebte. IS
puroe seiuneeu uno Wtuiit 9emabt, Der
'ole @eriteuiaft wuroe in pollen &rii=
gen berum9erei6t uno nod einmal tur5
llles Suiammen9efaBt, man amiiIierte
Ii6 aufs portreffi6Ite.
9lm ndditen MOr9en um 10 lbr
lin9 es bann pieoer ben Satotas gu,
pO mir 9liidli6 uno 9eiuno luieoer bel
ben uniri9en anlan9teu. 98enn i6 oas
1d6ite Wal wieoer nah &anaoa 9ebe,
10 weroe i6 mir mebr 3eit nebmen, I'm
llles genauer 81 betra6ten.
Gum S6luB Ieio Ollie nod einmal
5erSlib 9e9riiBt BON Gurem
Sobn gStttmaper.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-25

2aBt Sure geritei9erun9ssettel in
Der vYOf" oruten. SiQt9e Yreiie!
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-25

Sine 9lnSei9e in ben Spalten Der
rpon" bat fir Die perion, wel6e an
aeiat, oenlelben Wert, als cine Sano
poll Sob reinen 8eminns.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-22
Wanta a Nav RchonI Hnnse.

A petition is being circulated To-
cally for the erection of : high
school In Stayton, to cost $4,000,
payments to be made by voting
bonds against the district. This is
needed institution, as witness the
overcrowded condition of the upper
grade classes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-22
SOME PRACTICAL IDEAS
ABOUT ROAD BUILDING
Turner, Or, Dec. 20. 1909.

Turner, Or, Dec. 20, 1909.
Ed. Journal:
At the county road meeting of the
18th and 18th there were various
ideas on the plan of road construc-
ton. Also on ways and means of
raising funds for same. But of all
these to meet the present needs" of
the various road districts, was the
final point to be settled. That the
county court could see their way to
expend the four-mills levy that was
ordered at said road meeting in a
way that would be satisfactory to all
parts of the county. The one great
question with the court is a uniform
basis or plan of work.
1 have a few suggestions to make
that think are worth considering.
Now / shall speak for the county
as a whole: First, say we have four
mills, or any amount the county may
levy. Then those road districts that
make a special levy to grade-rock,
both coarse and fine rock, and finish
their roads as far as the money will
go. Put in cement tiling for small
creeks and water outlets, the tiling
to be paid for by said road district.
the county crushing the rock and
rolling same out of the county fund.
Then in districts where special
taxes are levied, and no rock is ac-
cessible at the present time, uses all
the money, the same as in districts
where no levy Is made by the dis
trict, namely:
Make all, grades on road with dirt
only. Put in cement tiling or drain
age, and be sure not to make the
road bed to wide but what there will
be a good slope each way from the
center of said road. Then on all
dirt roads of this kind the county
court ordered the King road drag to
be used the following winter,
when even the road gets small tracks
from the travel on 1t. So the water
stands, use the drag, then in
short time again. If much travel use
it again. Keep it up all winter. One
drag can be used on two miles Of
road very conveniently. When spring
comes you will be surprised indeed
to see what good roads you have had
all winter, solid roads, no ruts, mud
holes, etc, and at minimum cost
also.
Should the present county court
adopt a plan of this kind and put it
In force this spring they would have
gone a long way in solving this great
question. 1t is all practical under
our present laws and conditions.
Every district can build permanent
roads, according to their means and
at hand.
Now, in conclusion, we will soon
have electric lines through the coun-
ty, by some stone quarry, then rock
can be put in those districts that
need 1t, at a very small cost.
Very respectfully,
G. H. TAYLOR,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-22
'In wyoming Not a MeIOdrAmA

Love. pathOs, treachery and re-
tribution. with a final happy out
come. are the main elements OF "In
Wyoming" a breezy, idealic comedy
drama of the Northwest, which will
appear at the Grand Opera House,
Friday night, December "a. The
story is one OF absorbing interest,
interpreted by a large first class
company. and mounted with realis-
tic stage settings and elaborate cos
tunes. The play is In four acts,
and comprises a bright sunny sum
mer on ranch near Casper. Wyom-
ing The play Is free from exagger-
ated and impOsslble nonsense, such
as abounds only too often In vest
ern plays. There is 80 much good In
I'm Wyoming" that on one wonders
az the extraordinary success which
the piece has enjoyed. 1t is all
clean and wholesome. It's atmos-
phere 10 refreshing and there is
nothing suggestive in the story Il
unfolds. Seat sales start tomorrow
morning At . o'clock.