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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-23
Samling Of bort Tolf.

Sperasmoalet ON at iamle port
6olf fom ior en- Gel 4or til6age op
til 0reftelicn | oDoniferen". Wan
ipurgfe. bnno ni fnnoe gsre for at
foa pore 9onosmpno, Der iiooer |
Smaaernpper pan A, 6, s 5nmilier
biit % Der, iamlet | aolonier. Man.
ge al benz er 10 Itineoe iaaleOes, at
De mao iapne bet aaeroigtiglte,
nemlia airfens @ooer, Subs Or6a
SorfpnSelie 90 Safrnmenternes6or
poltnina iao bel iom friitelie I'm
6erpisnina for 6eres 9ern. Dc
buroe bebnres | ben iunoe 2pre |
Dor Sanif.luterife airfe Der, bpor
oae firfelige R%etninger a%rbeioer
Sfop ON Sioe. SoorIeoes oct ifal
funne lnoe fla gsre iaaleoes at
Iamle oa bepore 2anosm9n6, oct err
ct iaore pigtiat Spergsmoal, ian
bel for Sen enfeIte 5amilie iom for
ben %foreneoe oanife airfe. Den
Gag bar DOG taget 8art, iaa Der
oderebe MI er oannet flere fore
aolonier. og ieont ben IGier hi !
.gnniferen" ON me glooier for
aolonier. ina Der mart fan oere
Gare for M Spreoning Of bort
Golf / steoet for Canning. Sor Def
er Dit innot. bpoo g. 2nuritien ira
aenmorc ifrep for en- Sio iiben:
,@i bar 3olonier nof forelebig"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-23
Suffering

Iii ben ~tr9ugen0e 6omilie / Bop
Sippi, @is., er ser ipr foitteret for
$404.5t. Si0en er Ser inOfommen
$50 ira SeIligaanOs Meni9be0,
@aupaco, @is., ira i6lgenOe Me0-
lentmer:
Geo. 6. $. Seuien 81, Sobn
@a0ien 81. 8. q. Gosmusien 50,
Sobn 0orffler, s. 3. SEMEN, Gbri-
item Senien, 10. 6. Sanien, bper 81
Geter 8eterien g. 6. q, Beterien,
bper 80 Gents. 3. :. Sobnion, 6.
9. Nelien, bper 25 Gents. Sacob
9anieh Chris Semen, Girls S.
BONNER, 6per 80 Gents. q. Is. Ole.
len, Z. s. Soraenien, Girls San-
ien, bper % Gents. s. 6. 2unO,
30. Semen, bper 81. Simon Car
ion so Gents. g. $. gnoerien %
Gents. 9. $. geterienL Sens &as-
musien boer. 80 Gents. 6. @. Nel.
Jon 81, S. 81. Nelion, %. Relion,
boer % Gents. Sonas Sanien 80
Gents. Sobn Sonien 81. 81. 8. In-
oerien 80 Gents. Sobn Mortenien
81 g. Mortenien, ". g. Sergen.
len, bier 80 Gents. 5. 9. Helien
81. $. 3. 9eterierL 6. 5. Sobnien,
boer so Gents. $. g. Semen So.
3 alt ~inofonumen $434.5t.
0jertelig Tof til eoer ale for
8uperne.
Goers / Edfnemmeli9beo for-
but0ne, g. 30. Ntel e II.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-23
sra $oartlunO, @iS.

Oct er nh / Bru10en f%orfert, at
9artlano fife ior Ipnge li0en bar
bait regelmPsiige aorreipon0oncer
/ v0aniferen", men nanr III 9G.
ierne 6srer @runoen, ina oil BOG
mooife nogIe un0ifploe; og ui ifal
laa preoe paa at tage Wtoo til os
og berefter life lace port 9i0rag
mangle; @runoen er nemlig ben,
at 5rp9ten Tor Ge0aftsrenS ga.
pirfuro bar afbolOt Here ira at
%ifrioe, iom bopoe @iaie nof, men
6Dem MoOet ioigteoe, naar De tpnf.
tie paa sen irpgteoe aurn, Ser ior
alto bor GENT a0ifiaige bao0e pro.
ioiife og poetiife l~tOgp0elier. Haar
M Garolus tager MOB til iig og
oai9epel mener, at Sartlono bur0e
bape Ell Elaos ibIanot aorreipon.
0ancerne | a0aniferen", ina er set
Tor oct ferlte for0i Sartlan0 er ct
al De ploite Settlementer / We1en.
ltaterne. Ser bar nemlig peret
0nnife ollere0e / 40erne. og for
Here at oisies @eofommenoe Dor
oereS gfterfommere fer enonu. =
90 oerieit ioroi Der er en- itor
oanif 9efolfning, al bpiIfe / bpert
6alo en- Gel interesierer iig for
@n6s Orb og bans Rige, og oi
baaber, of ilere ifal fomme til, ioo
6errens SuS fnn blipe fulot. O0
enOelig 6sr 9artlon0 bope en- Blaos
/ aorr.s Rpffer. foroi set er Ell
al De iriuffeite ggne / 8is., buor.
for 0a ogino en- W9ngoe rige 3olf
ira 9perne bar oeres Sommerilot.
te fer omfring beo De oeilioe Smoa.
iSer. of oae oisie @runoe fan Der
lagtens 6lipe noget at ifrioe ON,
mar GaroIus mn bare life ogioa
iaar aurpefeber; tbi ian gaor bans
Sfrioerier bel osiao / Staa.
Menigbe6en | SortIanS er, ioo
plot mig befenot, bIeoet til ii0it /
60erne; airfen err iaale0es bpg9et /
1867, men set er BOG fbrit | 1870,
at Ell or0entlia Organization fan
panpiies, ioo ira oct glor mo Me.
nigbeOeus Stiitelie bel nprmeit req.
mes; | ale 0isie gnr bar ri imioler.
ito life opret Seloejere al Dor Sir.
fes@ien6om, men bar beet til Suie
ianmen meo De tpifc 9%utbcronere.
iom eieoe Salppnrten / gienbont.
men. 0ette Spaesifob ipnes oeioo
til De fleite Cher nt bnpc eooet nof
ioo goot, ielo ON oct bar aipet rio
g(nleonin0 til Strib og apol, iom
Oo be1er life BELT FOR brret un0-
gaaet; men Ger nor oaioo en- anoel1
Sine, iom bette Spaesifob meo.
fertc, nemlig llInIt til at a6re noget
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-23

til 6orifpnnelie of SUBS Sus, %
Oerfor itaor ben gamle Strife 0o og-
laa / Dag, JON Den ito0 for 43 aor
ii6en, me0 llnota9elie al ct folio.
ialt Tnarn, iom er 6pgget ienere, o9
Ioa De aaer %n60pen0i9lte Gepnratio-
ner. g3u er Der imiolerti0 ifet ben
6orQn0ring, at ri er bleoen Selo-
eiere, i0et 6egge Meni96eOer pon
bort feQes 0fg0e / 6e6r. blep eni9e
ON at ifiaeS; BET iaa farit 10 til,
at 8piferne oil0e bape febt 0onifer-
ne no, men Ioa fom Ser en- liQe
Gnu0e poo Iraooen / 8orm al ct
StDffe 2an0, iom GDiferne mente,
De iflllOe boOe me0, men JON Oott-
iterne life bilOe Hippo; ioa oenote
Spifen ON og iolgte no til os; iaa
M eier ri ben lmuffeIte 91gge.
grunO for en- Strife, iom fin0es /
Sortlan0, og en- gammel brsitfpl-
Dig airfe; M oreier oct Jig blot ON,
booroi0t oi fan 6lioe enige ON at
rioe Sen ne0 og 6Dgge en- M.
Weni96eoenS gamle BreitefoIf
9aIt. 9re6e Sobanien oo Suitru,
bar O9ret Per paa geieg poo @en-
nemreiie ira 0anmorf til 0eres
Stem / Wontann, og ri par glade
peO 9eieget, ON set emo bar fort;
8ait. So6anien talte / airfen ON
Sen0agen for en- itor 5orinmling.
Som i9en, noor 9iO og 2eiligbeo
eioe5.
5or no9en 9i6 ii0en ifete en-
i6r9elig lllpffe, boori / 6oert 5aIO
Ell Oonif Mono fom til Sfa0e; oct
par Sectionfolfene paa Sern6anen,
iom f6rte biem til Mioong, og Oe0
EN- Stunning al 9anelegemet fon
ct 5rogttog iooIe0es il1o paa Dem,
at Ell al Dem blep orp6t og flere
fom til SfGoe. Oct bar fun en-
Staliener, bar Ser flere, ser ing0e,
men ban bar 0og ct Wenneife meo
Ell n0e0eli9 SiGl iom oil oe ieg;
og efter 5orGpoeuoe boooe ban SIT
Itru og 9brn / Stalien, iom Itole0c
paa BAN for oereS lln0erbol6; set
maa oGre ct lpliomt 9li0ifab at
foa for en- Suitrll og Mooer. Il
5origrgeren 0rGbt, 6e9rabet langt
borte / ct fremme0 2ono. ri ifaI
ie bam mere. Soor maner
BOG til gitertonfe og alpor for
al os.
8i fan ipnge Ben iomme 8iie,
iom Ip0er ira iaa goot JON ale
Ste6er ON Sen Itrenge @inter; 6e
9lore flyer, at ri bar life 6oft
D1age til Sen iioen 1881; floge Solf
nener, at hi fnar tiOlig 5oroar Ell.
ter en- iaa0an @inter; mauife, ri
faar pente og ie.
Sra SO. 4pril ifaI ri 6ooe
9iitriftsmp0e Der / Menigbe0en, o9 !
Oi oenter os life iaa liot 8eliignelie
oerob ioet Ri tror Sfriften, at Or.
oct ifal life oenOe tolnt til6oge,
men oct ifaI uOrette, booo set ien.
oes til, og label pan De Oage lom
oe0 oore alminoelige @uOstieneIter
og andre SammenfomIter ienoes oct
til Si9les Srelie, og set er Dor
Bon til Serren, at mango maa bsre
oct oB gore 0erefter.
Meo 2sftet ON at TONNE igen
en- oenlig Silien til uDon.
iferen"s 2nlere.
|
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-23
troenoe 0tenneifer % oeileoe Dem
oaina meO Seninn til 9laoier.

AhAtllOe Utellllellel W OeJlepe Otlt
o9ina meo @enipn til 8laoier.
"a = % ioa baooe ieg ner for.
ta6t mig / bette. S bet Itore SetIe.
ment oe0 Donne6rog % omfrine
paa 6isie g9ne er Der en- Mengoe
AZ pore 5olf; JON er pei itileoe,
ia RICE, % oct er 10 ogiaa / bore
Gage loert at bore rig, % at oct
CT en- Of @runOene, boorfor Der er
iaa liOt a~irfegone % 9riiten0om
fan ieg go0t t9nfe mig.
2auoet err oDrt, og Der 6anoles
it, ion liOt meO 6orme. Men Ser
CT ino mango Slnes 2ono % ioo
forifelige Briier, ioa iee ipne5, at
enboer, iom bill 8eit, fan 9aa til
Iaa0anne SteOer, buor bort Soft
fin0es, % boor Der er firfelie 9e.
fleming.
&aaOpriierne ifol aeenten nof
fortele oml
Seq bar alto oeret glao peo at
forfpnoe @uos Orb / Dannebrog,
og jee bor alto o9ret GLAD peO at
opbolbe mig / Den file penliee
9rGitebolig, % boer Sang ieg bar
p9ret Der, bar ieg boft ifenne Win.
Der meO Oerfro; og ioa friifer man
10 at bette gomIe op, bier Sang
man me6es iaenl -
ga ina ct Cubs 6reo ppre meo
eoer@ oeriloe, % iea moa, f6r ieg
~ilufter. iige 3nf til eoer oQe, ie9
me0te, % til anno og Rrs. ge.
oerieu: @lem M life, bpnO 5 lope0e
ON bette geieg / Sommerl
aGrlie Silien til e0er ale ira
eoers q. g.
3n par pei pna en- WaoOe min
Geiie enot; men 6renlont Ina 10
iao beIeiligt for mig = baa0e poa
geieu irem o9 tilbaeel = Og ct
lille 9eieg hos 8aitor an6erien
fon mon 10 life ioa goot Io0e eno,
naar NOR engang er bIeoen fenot
mes ban og bans.
Mems iee boe0e / 5remont, baooe
ieg 0en @lpoe at fao ct 9eisg al
9rqiterne. naar De pdo oeres Bel
fom Tor at ififte 3ogl = Sea bno.
DC 10 liot al en- e9en @isiion oeo
iioen al. Seq bar ct g@rinoe poo
NormoI S~foIen, og ina bar
ri nj Der peo Scranton fsbt os en-
airfe, ION II. g." 6oIfene ingen
@riIg bnpoe al mere, og 0en ifnl0e
ri 10 bnpe ct lutberif airfetor mo.
rettei /. % 0n De Miapaufee
6olf er li6t opre = og 6eres alter.
fill er ga ogiaa liot for meget Of ct
81 sbIement for min Smag =
ioo iif iee afforo me0 noele / Gre.
mont ON at lane os en- De6efont,
9rpoifeitoI oa altertaole 90 Ne.
ling =
0aa - ia - og iao oil lea 90
meb BET iomme iige 8af til nae, Ser
pno min Heiie gap mia liot til
Siplp til Dor airfes lt6impfningl
Oct ar beitiIt, og oct pil bliue lapet,
og Oet piI Oa ogiaa blioe betalt,
ieIo ON ieg life enonu bar genee
nof til oet belel
On f9rlig Silien og Saf til e6er
ale ! Fremont, men en- inrlig Sill.
ien til eoer | Breiteboligen.
Serren. ban er bog fine tro,
Saian nnor De mistpiple.
Aoier ban loo poa Sorne gro,
9Grte os Iaa at imilel
g0ers Gen,
ar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-23
On ny 8 Dripnina
nf g6ger er netOp anfOmmen fra 9anmarf.

) Deri6lanot %f6l9enoe:
Den ltn8c entbcr, groi. Nmmun0ien, Omil. $.1.O0
GaaOen Oa Sanb4eOen, 8oit. 6. 01oe, Sn6b. 2.40
9erresaarOsfOif, @ormarf, OmiI. 20
sre 6%orebrag, 8. IS. 2urien, OniI. 80
gibeI6aanObOg, s. g. Sonien, inOb. 2.1O
Som Sn! lid .-Snnien, in6b. 40
Eaa eiOets Sci, @ilb. Sect, in66. $50
gibnes6brb fra 5pne Strife, guIcb, mob. $50
George gSillams oeuneb, inob. lao
So6brn ct iolrigt 2anb, ino6. 40
8rebe til mine gbrn, Sarper, mob. 40
Sritne % Gritne, 9eo. S. e. G5ebfer, Omil. 20
:. Sra De samle Stier, Gic6 -Sonien, mob. 70
Sor McSarbej6cre gp~rnefirfen SmIlna. .25
Snngt rnscr Mnln, @siion, mob. 16O
Gn nng Manbs Spprgsmanl, Speetr, SmT. 40
1fngbOm Sibelen, 1. Gel Omil. 80
1tnsOom gibclcn, 2. Del, Omil. 20
5orj9ttelierne cGer 8n6s Granddaughter, mob. 70
timber Sgbforiet, 4Icocf, in6b. 1.50
Sns % gGs! Slfert &icarb, mob. 135
5runfbino $50
Sjerterne bripes, Cliff 8eoerien, in6b. t.3O
0rense ug 9rcnge, SfiGorinoer fra @isfions-
marfen, mob. so
1tn9c Siertcr, 2oirit8 9eterien, in6b. 10
5%orifeQigt, Sob. g. @etihe, OmiL. go
aure Orb Nr.16 % Nr.17, Sfopg. 8eterpn, Omi. 10
Green's Semmeliabcb, Sfooeoar6 geterien, Omil. go
giOnesbprO ON Sritns, 9ifop &elcb, Sn6b. t.6O
Sans Nieliem Sanee, Saco6 g. gua, in6b. 200
af enfelte al 0isie 96ger er 5oripningen in6ifrens
ft. SnOen0 9etiGin9 Irof8 for at iifre @fspeOition.
Dan. entb. Gnbl. SOnie,
8Iair, geebr.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-23
4nnhunHrknleknrt
meb oauIf Sefit.

Nett
9 1.
70 Sfriftiprog (3icfets) ale forIfelIige.
Stprrelie 1RX2A. Erpft paa eoot aarton
/ fire Gulsrer. 9ep l1ogape.
"a @plone Bloomington nleo ligeiaa man.
&c forifeqige Sfriftiprog og @ers. Erptt /
@ulo paa forifeaigfarpet &orton. Ster.
relie 2%X4R
II forife0ige 9IomIterfort meo 1topaIgte
Sfriftipro9 al Sob. @n. paa 5oriioen.
StsrreIie 2AX2%.
Samn1e Sort Iont 9fr. 9 8 og meo famine
Sefit poa 8oriioen, rnerl meo SaImen v2iae
CUBS Barn, bpao ifa6er big" paa 9agii6en.
Get 8ers poa boert Sort.
10 forifeai9e 9lomIterfort 2%X3R Com.
mer. Sefiten er ~uopalete 8ers al 1. Sob.
9reu, ale forifeaige.
Sarlme Sort lom Scr. g 5 og meo ianme
Sefit paa Soriioen, men lneo SaImen vOp
al Den cling, iom @uo bar eiort" paa
8agiioen.
10 imuffe glomIterfort boer meo ~forIfellig
9efIt fra Seiu gjergpr9bifen oe meo Sal
meoers bag pan. StsrreIie 3BX4 Com.
lmer.
Nrs. 8rimfes Sefitfprt. 100 2a1oifobs.
bilIeoer meo 9ibeltefit. Gbrona. Stsrrel-
ie 3X4% CONNER.
y@nbs Srcb". ~ bibelife Sefitfort meo
@lomiter oe Suele / intuf Sorpetrpf. Stsr-
relic 3X4 CONNER.
ySalmeDrb". 10 Sort | lmlf SarpetrDf
meo 9lonlter og 2anoifaber, iamt uooalgt
9efIt ira Salrnernes BOG. Stsrrelie 5RX
3A CONNER.
. II.
v@nbs Orb oct 2iplens 2Ds". IL bibelife
Sefltfort meo @lomlter og Snitialer fire
Sarper % @uI0. Sterrelie 5X4 CONNER.
9 IL.
y@lGbc | Scrren". 12 fine 2anoifabsbil.
leoer mco glomIter o9 5u9le 6arper og
@ul6. Sterrelie 4%X5% CONNER.
0aniib 9mtb. 9nbf. .Spnie, Blair gtebr.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-02

,.,ants r,o sor,.,s ,,. 4,
n uauybs I y Pei, IL ,ha H..
jcoI ossi.tant o. aharan 80 oo,,s.,
inc an herhor,nr ana ,horo =, ~
ror.s, ronaon ON -. n,a,a =. s,,,
,,on snaaIa, -.
s,a,o. nana.,.,
80 - Vi Ns''ou',u'o
=. - ~ 's W. ecu ',o"' ''"'e
A., WIN '"e "oiN
80. y" '.,ne 'o"."'neu !" repor.s
,Is w "o '"'eau ne'e' he"is
~ pese"' fia"ai'
"s'o" department.
u Is manning s'uuy vi Tue euca-
AT ohe onces III Honolulu the bu-
set' mas ap eNhiplt Oh 'he forest and
'". piou"c's vi the ISLANDS which Is
"or'hy VI VISIT py anyone al all IN
'eres'ed III 'nis iihe OF work Here
ale seen al the WOODS OF the Islands
JUN III the rough form and AFTER be-
,hs nn'sheu ny mana or machinerq.
oahipies Vi ehe piaht ana fruit lie or
.ne country are on exhipition IN pro
'"s'oh' Prooap'y 'he most attractive
'p.e,'neii oeins pineapple wmch
Wn'cns 'nir'"h POUNDS ana three
'"hees. o,her iru'' specimens are 10
oe seeh pu' 'his pine 'eads all others'
III ''ie library, "hich IL open 10 the
sene'', p"o,'o' 'here W large coiiec'
'lo, VI DOORS VI, FOREST subjects as
Noil as Oh senera' agriculture ana the
ivpo,' asa ou'ietihs vi prac'icaiiy
al ,ne s'a'e experiment s'a,ons are
W "e ~, le,eIenoe' III 'h's way
'he asricu''urai library Is one Oh the
"'os' UP " ua'e III existence.
AZ 'he Seed oeus at tue iioholulu
s'"'ioh can pe seen Tree ana piahl
apeeies VI al MINUS III the course oi
p,oposa,ioh' ana III many Oh the boxes
"neie 'he sreei iea'es are just com
,hs in'o 'ie a'r aIe species sa'hereu
rom al parts VI 'iie w"rId ana "hich
are oeins u'eu o"' III r'""a'iah en-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-02
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-02
THE BRITISH steamer knight Of

THE BRITISH steamer knight of
the Garter has reported to the
branch photographic Office that on
May IS, fourteen miles SOUTH. 3 de-
grees west of Tillamook lighthouse,
a ships mast, so feet long, was seen
drifting in the water There was no
means of Identifying the wreckage,
and no vessel Is known to have re-
Gently met disaster along that part
of the coast.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-02

For sale by Benson. Smith n Co..
Ltd; HOLSTER Drug Co.. Ltd:
Chambers Drug Co.. Ltd: Hilo Drug
Co.; and at ali Wholesale Liquor
Dealers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-27

satisfied, so sine mounted the stairs slowly to the study.
 Where Gid they come from. papa?" she asked, pausing at the study door.
 Out of the everywhere into the here" quoted her papa dreamily.
 Marjory turned away disappointed.
 Papa, she knew, was in one of his dreams. Sometimes she liked it very much, but today she wanted real things. She trudged up another flight of stairs to where her mamma was dressing the new baby.
 Her mamma put her finger on her lips. Hush. Marjory," said she. Come and tell mother quietly what it is.' Marjory approached gently
 'Tho chickens, mamma" she whis- pered-"w where did they come from:'
 Her mamma smiled tenderly. Why she said. you seem to be very much
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-04-01
HOGGAT OPPOSED
TERRITORIAL FORM
WIcke@ham, pelegate From Alaska
and Former Governor Continue
Quarrel In Committee.

Washington. Mar. 26 Former gioy.
Iernur Hoggatt of Alaska and Delegate
Wickersham OF ythat territory c0ntinu.
ed the verbal assaults on each cother
before the house committee on terri.
ltuulss Friday uver the quesraon of
what form of government congress
should give Alaska
Delegate wiekersham questioned
MIR. Hoggatt In an effort to show that
the latter was friendly to the officers
of the uggenheim.Morgan syndicate
lin Alaska.
You've been log-rolling down here
lin Washington for three winters fight.
ing the work of the delegate from
Alaska, haven't you?" demanded Mr..
Wickersham of the former governor.
No Mr.. Hoggatt replied q was
opposed TO the territorial form of gov.
sarnment then and am now
You voted for my opponent Corson
although you didn't agree with his
views?" continued Mr.. WlcRersham
Yes, WIS the answer, II wanted to
get man down here to stop this
bushwhacking INDUCED in by you and
some other people wouIH have vot.
ed for yellow dog to bring that
about"
+ Mr., Wickersham asked the former
governor many questions about the
ownership Df railroad and steamship
lines in Alaska by the Alaskan syndi.
loate but without eliciting much infor-
nation. He pointed out that the pas
ssenger rates on the Copper river and
Northwestern railroad WIS Is cents a
mile and the freight rate 800 ton.
IF these are the rates" said Mr.
Hoggatt, Sit is up TO the secretary of
the interior who approves the rates"
Mr.. Wickersham and Mr.. Hoggatt
were both in bad temper when the
hearing ended the former declaring
that he would show up the former
governor at the next meeting of the
committee, which will be within a
week or So
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-04-01
SIGNS BILL TO BUY
ASYLUM GROUNDS
Wants Attorney Generals Opinion on
''Graudfsther" Amendment and
Stafford Bills.

Guthrie, okla, March Ex-Governor
Haskell has signed the following bills
passed at the special session Of the
legislature.
Bills with appropriations of Sl55, 600
maintainence of Norman asylum; $2,-
J-b, salary and expense Of inspector
In Office of commissioner of caarities
and corrections; $4,000 to rein lrse
the governors contingent fund for
money advanced the attorney general;
$4,000 to pay state house rent; $751;.
S27,2S to reimburse common school
fund for unauthorized expenditures Of
the land office; $4,000 for Weather.
ford normal $4,000 for Durant nor
NAL; S3s,000 for Claremore prepara-
tory school; S4010 for the game war
den's department; $4,000 for addl-
tional land for Vinita insane asylum;
1920 for salaries of the state mining
board s6,399,77 for Snake Indian up
rising deficiency; S4433.20 TO reim-
burse the sheriff of Craig county for
keep OF state prisoners; $73553 for
militia deficiency; $1,000 for addi-
tional lands for Pryor Creek orphan
homes 100000 for construction work
at the state penitentiary; $4,000 for
the corporation commission and S10,-
900 for the attorney general with
which to defend the 2.cent cases.
Other bills were approved requiring
foreign corporations TO produce books
and records for inspection in the state;
making Creary in Blain county, a court
town; amending the drainage laws;
making the attorney general ex-officio
bond commissioner; making hog steal
ing penitentiary offense; requiring
jails to be whitewashed annually; re-
lating TO the investment OF sinking
funds; creating the office OF marshal
in incorporated towns; relating to ap-
peals from boards OF equalization.
Three bills Governor Haskell sent
to Attorney General West for opinions
as to their legality and correctness
before approving them, as follows
The Taylor resolution proposing the
grandfather" clause amendment to
the constitution; two bills by Stafford
relating TO city school boards and the
sale of the state fair grounds at Okla
homa City.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-04-01
Free Employment Bureau
Proves Wonderful Success

which employed large number Of lab
orers. The figures also show that the
floating population there is much
smaller as l,579 Of those placed were
residents Of the state and only 240
non-residents
The free employment bureau was
established by the first legislature,
which directed the commissioner OF
labor to establish such bureau in con-
nection with his department and ap-
point a superintendent The Office
was first opened at Guthrie on July I,
1908, IN charge of E. w. Vance, a
former Katy conductor, but was moy.
ed to Oklahoma City about three
months later and has been operated
there since that time Mr. Vance is
still IN charge and has been success
ful In the work The second legisa.
ture made provision for the establish
ment Of a free employment bureau
agency on the east side Of the state.
which was located at Muskogee by
the commissioner Of labor. and open
ed there on July /, 1909. with Thomas
Wiley IN charge.
During the first year of IFS existence
and with but one Office in operation.
and its existence not known to many
persons who were In want OF work
the bureau placed over 1900 men and
women in honest employment without
expense to them. AS the average fee
charged by private employment agen.
cies is $3.50, II is estimated that at
least $4,000 was saved to the laborlng
people Of the state by the one item.
Special effort has been made to
reach the farmers and keep IN touch
with them. as the bureau Is certainly
coming IN touch with young men who
are coming into the state and who
prove a desirable help. Many OF
them are already experienced In farm
work and desires that kind Of EN-
ployment superintendent Vance be.
lieves that in spite Of the large de-
mand for farm help he can supply all
demands Of that sort II the farmers
viii but list their requirements with
the bureau, thus avoiding the neces-
sity Of shipping the undesirable foreign
or negro laborer and making It pos.
sible to take care Of already deslle
able white American labor that Is
In the state.