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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1911-09-15

Sincerity is the saving merit now
and always.-Carlyle.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1911-09-15
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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1911-09-15

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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1911-09-15
Up-to-Date.

Uncle Nose, a plantation negro
was being asked about his religious
affiliations.
Us a preacher, sa," he said.
do you mean" asked the aston
ished questioner, that you preach the
Gospel?"
Nose felt himself getting into deep
water.
mo, sah," he said. "Ah touches
that subject very light. Success
Magazine.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1911-09-15

Accept your limitations. Seize your
opportunities. Enjoy the good OF
the hour. Improve the bad and If you
fail, let it DROP. S. Blackie.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1911-09-15

Inc miracle womu MAKE sucn an
Impression on the princes and peo-
pie that the king could more easily
treat the Jews kindly. Men who were
so faithful to their God that they
would die rather than do wrong
would be faithful to their king, and
could be trusted in all matters. Hence
they were reinstated in their places
with more influence and permanence
than ever.
There are still fiery furnaces for
those who refuse to worship the gold
IN image-social ostracism, unpopular
lty, losses of place and honor, failure
n business.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
SSSacob I0bel, 5drtftfiibrer un0

Sacob Eotel, 5driftfu6rer 11n0
5dabmeiiter Mit DER 3eit meroen
iid Dem @ereine gars gemiB piele
Witglieoer anidlieBen, fails Elm ebr=
lt6es 9ur6fIbren oesielben geltdert
lit. - SSn ieoem Ser lebten Monate
muroen bersits 5pei giienbabmpage11=
laounaen @ieb na6 siio= ct. Yaul
perian6t, mas audi fernerbin geibeben
miro, fails 6ie berum3iebenSen @ieb=
banoler ii6 nidt gu einem angemeiie=
men Breiie neriteben poDen. - Mif.
2arop un0 Mid. &ommeroing febrten
BON ibrer &eiie na@ Sen 3miuings=
ita0ten, Soma uno Siiooofota 5urid
nit Sem Gnti@luB, sic @interfreuoen
III Minneiota gu senieBen. - 5ra1
Ibeo6or 9ar6p lit ouf ser &ranfen=
liite. - @m 81. 0e5ember 1piro inn
bieiigen Sbulbaltie BEL Ser Stride cine
l@nterbaltung gegeben, BEL meld)er &C.
lege1beit mebrere idJone 5beaterltiide
BON Sen Sdl1lfinoern altfgefiibrt 1per=
Sen, tpo5l1 gang Defenders Sic Sling
hinge 11no Sltngfreuen 1pie ane Mit=
glieoer Ser @emein6e ber5li@ ei1gela=
Sen iino.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
Spcialo ei:
ne Hremnotn Der @e=
pollution 1tuo Der
Mttentate.

GuB sic rotbe Snternationale ii@
CUR Mepolution befemt, fat Der im
Sctober gu SSnnSbrud abgebaltene TO-
5ialbemofratii@e Eartettag mieoer ein=
mal be1pieien. go iagte BORT ser &C.
noiienfubrer" &autsfp gang often: ~SSe
mebr revolutionary DER 5a5ialisml1s
min0, oeitp leidter iibermin0et ser ST.
ternationaliSnmns alle oalftaa1de1r0en
5dpierigfeiten." Ma1nenS Der ruiz
lii9en Sosialoemofratte begriiBte ser
@enolie Irobfp Sen Garteitog un0
permies auf sic Ml1Blano oroben0en
Sample. Ser &arpfruf aber mer0e
lauten: Sic Nepolution lit toot, es
lebe sic &epolution!!" ~Nfte0er nit
Sem G5arismlts, boh sic &epolution!"
Wrauienoer 8eifau.) Nanre1s Ser
iuolamiiden Soeialoemofraten be-
mtafomnte SEN Harteitag Ser 1lome=
niide @enuiie &riitun. Muf sic let=
ten parlamentari1den @org6nge in
@iem, Sos Mttentut auf pen Inter
ridtsminiiter 6urb SEN @enoiien Mie=
gus, 8uriidgreifeno, bemerfte er: ~gs
bieBe, unierer @artei, Sic ib pertrete,
Mb6ra,d tb111, 1penn ib iagte, Mjegus
ginge Uni ere Hortei nidts an. Nein,
Mieg1s mar Mitglie6 unierer Yartet!
@s lit 6dber pe6er etpas gu lel1gnen,
nod etrpas gu befiirdten, tpe1rt iid
aber Mjegus 3u 6ieier uniimnigen
|Tbat gang binreiBen lieB, tragt bier
an Sic unielige Bolitif eines Baron
@outi6 sic Sdulo."
MIio, sic 9ooialoemofratie lit cine
Jreuoin ser @ebolutton un6 Ser @t-
tentbdter. Miega1s lit gang Der Sbrtge.
Nus m1B mon it@ merfer. Dort mo-
6ie @enoiien al1f ben Sang 5abmer
@impel o1sgeben, pfeifen iie ndmli4
Elm on6eres 2ieo. Damn idilt man
nobl 6en .inopportunen" Mttentbater
logar einen Marren, ooer sen geitan>
bigen Mttentb6ter, au9 me,tn man iid
porber NIT ibm i0entiftctrt fat, einen
neutrality-suspicious. &erbreder.
- Der Mc9eamara : 6aG lit 6us
t1euefte grenrpel. @eraoe ser So5ia=
lismus lit Dor allem Mnberen mitldptl=
Sig an sen idFeuBIid)en &erbredlen ser
McNamaro's. Germ tper Size &epoll1=
tion uno sic Mmen0lrng Ser @epalt
pre0igt, lit mitiduloig an Sen @ano=
lltngen, ste inn Gimme iodyler 9ebren
geideben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21

BORT. = SRI. 5llianna 8ibmann bon
st. @lollo .perbra6te in @eieuidaft
ibres Obeims Nic., gleidfalls bon ct.
Glolto, 6as 3angiogamgsfeit bier I'M
elterltdgn Saul e.
WiQuuu6.
2ebte @ode febute 6rau u. S. @il-
mer0ing BON Scotland, Ore, in ibreu
bieligen Samilienfreis 5uriid, md)oem
iie iib sort eil,en Monat ser grbolung
gegonnt bate. SIR @eilt6 batte ser
sort altf sen 500 erfranften Mutter
gelter iollen, sod mar es ibr nur per-
Count, init ser 5dmelter l1no ibrem
Sdmager S. g. @ilmer0ing, sic m1d
in Nortlano mobnbaft iino, Ser Der
ltorbel1en Mllttcr cas lebte @bre11ge=
leite slt gebcn. ga Sic Ml1tter, 6ral,
Gliiabctb &ooen, %(geborene Steffen)
ldl1aere 3eit bier bel 6reeport mobnte,
10 Nie,e ibr %folgen0es als 9sa6rltf:
Sic NOR in GliaB=0ot6ringen Dor ct
ma "A Snbren geboren, fom als 11el,11=
idhriges Maod)en INIT ihren gltern
nad Ielpbus, Ship, p%erbeiratbete lid1
nit SEM ihr in Sen sos porangegor=
acl1en Nie. Mpoeu (eirgeman0ert aus
&eisoorf, @roBter5ogtbum 9l1rem=
h1rg) bemohnte Johann INIT ibrer
Tarnilie peridie0ene Srtidaften Sic,
les Staates uno aatte iieben Sabre
5tcar1rs County als ibr @eim. 8or
5milf Sobren 5og Sic Tamtlie nah
oem fernen @eiten, mo- nun betoe,
Mann tins 6ral,, int Io6e pereint
fins. M0ge iie ruben III Srie6en! -
5omit lit @aumgGrtner Mnt. @ilmer=
Sing iebt mte6er imitanoe. feline Sab=
restour fir sen &erfauf ieiner @aa-
rem o,1sl,treten. ltn6 ale, Sic init i'm
perionlih perfebren mollen, itn6 err
ir1ht, lire M6reIie per Noft etn5uienr
Sen. gs lit linn um0glih ie6es
Sobr oieielben @l1n0en 81 bellrdlen,
ooher iouten al1e, sic nod ettpaige Mn=
lpriide at Sic Tirma babeu, iih iebt
meloen. GS fins tauien0e bon 8alt=
men inns Tf(on3en ST Der en6en, 1sn6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
MmS Der nmge8eno.
@on letter 8ode 5uriidgeiteut).
@atfiuS.

@atfinS.
0us 9aufomite ser st. Mntonius=
@emeinoe bat Sen Mrditeften Dobmell
bon Milpal1fee NIT ser Mnfertigung
eines Ylnnes fir sic 1eu ST e%rbal,enoe
Stride benuftragt. : Dlr6 Sic Mn-
funft eiues S0bnhenS in ser 6amilie
Sobn Goiien lit S. T. Stas mieoer
einnal @roBpater ge1porOen. 8arl
5fmiot mno 6rau BON goen @ollep
Qenplien sic @aitfrelunold,nft Ser So
milie S. q. Muus. = @utfins lit
Nun wieber nit elmer 3eitrng. be-
9liift; 0iesmal lit es Ser u@eetlp
Star," mclder iein 2idt leltd)ten lai=
len miro. : Heter @agler mar lebte
@ode in Melrole, I'M iib bon Sem
@oblbefinoen Scr 6anrilie Mnton Mo=
litpr sill %iiherae1geu. = Sic Moel &C.
n1cl1t Company fat trreits piele Mllf=
trf5e fir naditca Spnmlcr; iie ltebt
nit ocul Sta>tratb por1mcgen Gad)=
tllrs Ses groaeihpiics Ser @illage=
;5olle III llsitsrtal1Olung, oas lie sur
0%eriteuung BON Gcncut=9lpd mab=
reno Ser Minteu1tol1ate hem1ten >pill.
- Gle Tro1 Matbias Hal,ls ertronf=
te 5amitug plDblih am 2l,ngenfieber
u11o~ befinoet lih unter @ebanollu1g
bes 81. @ombroer auf ser 8eiieruu1g.
= 6ra15 Singer lrno 5ram mabten
Wittmoh cine 8eluhsreiie na@ Golo
Gpring. - @atftns bat iebt ie6e go
die 5mei Gage fir 8ie6peri a1r0t: Mon=
tog fir Sic getperblid)en GiebbanSler
inns Mittpo6 fir sic Sarmer, melde
burd Sic equity 60. ibr 8ieb perle n=
sen loiien. -Soiepb u1ro Eeter &auih
BEL l1dsen oielen @inter sic @odidjule
in 2itdfielo. = Motbios inns Sbere1ia
M0I beilld;ten lire Sdmeiter Gli5a=
bet6, melde ais Nopi5i1 0em ct. @e=
me0ifts=G onpent in ct. Soiepb arge-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
Gu idnedlider Mifsriff
2eberlei0er a1 perna6laiiigen. ST.

2eberleioer gu bernadlaiiigen. Shut
es ME. Nebmt Ir. Sings Meue Be-
benspiQen beim erlten 3eiden BON
@artleibigfeit, 8ili0iitdt ODER nidtIar=
beitenoer gingemeioe un0 beugt Dor
ser b%osboften ltuper0oulidfeit, @elb=
lltd)t o6er @allenitein. Sic regulieren
Sic 2eber, Sen Magen un6 sic Gin
getpei0e un6 ba1ten Cure @eiun6beit
auf. Sour 500 bel Ser Wolitor Drpa
60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21

es tann mdbrero ser fur5en Badeit.
uunogli6 aues regiitriert merSn.
Gin friib5eitiger @inter init glter
S6neeoede bat oas Muspadien per
Sbitbdume %beforoert, uno es lit o1b
5eltdtigfeit ge1r1g porbanoen, 0qn-
5nfolge sic Mnslidten fir Sic fomnft1-
oe Obiterllte gut fins. - 6rau 8lb.
8enning eritattete ibrer 1T ct. CLUB
wobnen0en Iodter, 6ral Mgnes Gel-
lei, einen mebrtGgigen 8ei JUDI. - ST.
folge ser &nappbeit BON &eu iiebt 'id
Sic hieiige Creamery genotbigt, bolrre
Ereiie fir Milh gu be5ablen, als nan
iid oieS ullh MIR int gntferntefen
bdtte trdiltnel lalien. = Hbil. &oiid
lit nit Ser inneren Musitattung per
nelsen &eiioen5 Ser 6amilie Sduf1a=
der in Oaf Gomn beld)Gfttgt. Sic
@obm,arg lit NIT fiinltlid)er @ei5lng
pcrieben l,hS benefit, 6ab AUDI Tar=
nler iid) n1al1fen Comfort" erlull5en
oiirfen.
Gben &allcD.
Ios Madhtebenoe fonunt 5mar ct
mas peripdtet, aber l1nt 10 mebr ron
@er5en: Sim is. Nopernber itur6 inn
boben Sitter bon rs Sabren info.ge
ser @alierl ud)t Ser bier poblbefanr=
tie Hopa Soiepb &arl M0rtl; Die Set
DIE ml.r0e nn6 einem feierlid)en Sec
lenamte inter GROCER @etbeiligu1g
BON nab uno fern auf bem b%ieligen
@ottesader beigelebt. Seine S rau
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1911-09-29
Loss of Plant Food on an
Irrigated Farm.

A certain amount of plant food is
removed from and restored to all Gull
tivated soils. If as much is returned
to productive soil as IS taken away,
such a soil will never become ex-
hausted. Therefore an especial con-
sideration should be given to all phases
of the subject that deals with the con-
servation of the plant food elements
that are already in the soil.
Nm Idaho's irrigated districts the
largest part of the plant food taken
.Tfom the soil is removed by the grow
ing crops, but the amount of valua-
BILE plant forming elements that are
lost in waste and drainagewater may
not be inappreciable.
The results of some experiments,
conducted at one of our leading eX-
pertinent stations, located in non
irrigated district, show thatthe drain
age water carries away an average OF
1916 pounds of nitrogen per acre a
wear from the top twenty inches OF
soil. Although potash, phosphoric
acid. and lime are not dissolved from
the soils as readily as nitrogen, it has
been clearly shown that the amount
If those elements in the drainage
waters is not small.
If the mineral plant foods are SO
easily detected in the drainage from
lands watered only by rain, the loss
on an irrigated farm. unless the wat
er is carefully applied, will be con-
siderably greater. If large stream
of water is allowed to run all night
through shortrows of vegetables ano
berries and for days over grain ano
alfalfa fields these elements that are
assimilated by the growing plant:
will either be carried below herange
of plant roots and lost in the under
ground drainage, or will be carried
off in the waste ditch to enrich some
farm further down the canal.
To reduce this teaching of the sol
by the irrigated water to Aluminium
as far as possible excessive flooding
resulting in large streams of waste
water. should be avoided.
C. w. COLVER
Assistant Chemist. University
Experiment Station
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1911-09-29

Continued from Front Page.
Plums, Double Siberian,
C. 0. Workman.
Nectarines. Swanty Nelson.
Prunes, c. O. Workman.
Grapes, Jno. Mackey.
Trotting Horse, w. X. Poulton.
Racing Mare, P. Fenstermaker.
Heavy Mare & Colt, T. Matthews
2 yr. old Filly, A. T. Martindale.
Durham Cow, Sander Elquist.
:, Bull, F. Clark.
Jersey Cow & Bull, W.H.Poulton
;, Bull, l yr. old, J. Willard.
Geese. Turkeys and Ducks,
Dora Worthington.
Chickens, Plymouth Rock,
j. Millard.
i, w. Leghorn, F. H Critchheld
:. II. l. Red, w. F. Brim.
Hambergs, D. Worthington
Turkey GObbler, Lottie Bach.
Ducks, Mrs. c. G. Larson.
Sheep, Rambouletts, Jas. Port.
Lambs
Sheep ), open fulD,
0. B. Pickett.
. Shrops, T. Matthews.
Lambs, y Geo. Day.
Sheep, Delaines, 7. Matthews.
. Shrops, 0. B. Pickett.
y Lincoln l year,
Sam Poulton
Lambs i, Moroni Pickett.
/
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1911-09-29

We insert this letter as near
like it is written as possible.
Ed.
Mr.. Harvey Sessions,

Mr.. Harvey Sessions,
as | DO you to be a good
man | write you to teel you
that Mrs. Bates never set fire
to Mr.. Wars stacks. done
it with a fuse fuse several feet
from the stacks ran back 70
the crick and hid for a while
and watched it burn,
l set the fire on the machine
east side of the stacks on the
ground it flashed up several
times before it caughet on to
the stacks. that woman is as
inocent as you be and if you
or any mormons harm her it
wont be well for any of. them
revenge is sweet.
| wonder if he ever thinks
Of the man he left on the with
Aeive out team and of what he
Eaid and how has treated his
f~Qn that goes hungry many
times.
/ put to much dope on the
fStaCks or they would have
burned before him or the wo-
man could get there, they
both got there about the same
time.
| saw the woman and a dog
running acrost the fild. She
never saw ne in all her lite
Tramp with the internal
Machine.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1911-09-29
Albion State
Normal School.

The Albion State Normal school
opened its doors for the seven
tenth school year September 5.
Everything indicates that this
will be the most successful year
in the history of the school.
In order to accommodate stud
ents who are unable to be in
school, and teachers who wish to
improve their work by study dur
ing the winter, correspondence
courses at a nominal cost are
being offered by the school in
practically all Narmal School
subjects in which such work is
possible.
The Special Six weeks course to
permit teachers and prospective
teachers to conform with the
new school law will open Oct.
23rd and close November Goth,
the day before the regular Nov
ember examination begins. Dur
ing this course reviews on pro-
fessional work will be given in
all subjects required in the exam
nation.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1911-09-29
IDAHO 1NTER-MoUNTAIN FAIR
BOISE, IDAHO, OCT. Ola.

BOlNfr ibAioi ~ -
Reduced Rates via Oregon Short Line.
Tickets on sale from Glenns Ferry and
West October 9TH to I4thinclusive. From
Stations east of Glenns Ferry, October
7lh to 18th inclusive Limit October roth
See Agents for rates & further particulars
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1911-09-29
OAKLEY ITEMS.

sheep he purchased recently.
J. B. Randall has been sick for a
few days but is on duty again.
Pres. VIM. T. Jack, VIM. T. Harper
and Bp d. P. Thomas held Ward
Conference in Burlcy Sunday. They
report a good attendance. They also
held an interesting session with the
Elders of that District.
The Golden Rule Store will be clos
ed on Monday the End until 6p.m on
account of Jews Holiday.
Geneva Adams and Viola Curtis
attended Balm Ward Meeting Sunday
in the interest Of the primary.
Running up and down stairs, sweep
ing and bending over making beds
will not make a woman healthy or
beautiful. She mustget out of doors,
walk a mile or two every day and
take Chamberlain Tablets to inn
prove her digestion and regulate her
bowels. For sale by all Dealers.
Found pair Hobbies in North
Oakley. Owner can have same by
paying for publication. Call at
Herald Office
Mr.. S. d. Park of the Burley Bull
etin was visitor at the Exhibit on
Friday last. -
w. j. Mitchell left for Salt Lake
City on Tuesday, to take up the study
of law at the University of Utah,
Anyone who can board Students
for their doing chores or house work
kindly report to Prin. Jos. Mills of
the Academy. He has calls from a
number of young men and women
for such places.
Oakley Electric Co have wired the
Marion Coop. and Marion Reed at
Marion, for the future Electric Lights
Lost.-A Light Bay Saddle Horse,
4 years old, Branded with heart on
left thigh and has both hind feet
white. Finder kindly notify E. l..
Wilson or this Office. Ot
Store of Quality" Add will inter
est you this week.
so acres of North Side Land with
good water right. Will sell or trade
for Stock or House and Lot in Oakley
A Snap. Inquire at Herald Office.
Several herds of sheep are on Their
way down the junction for Oakley
at which point they will beloaded TO
Eastern markets.
VIM. r. Gray and others are loading
Beef Cattle at Tecoma on the South
ern Pacific Railroad.
The Golden Rule Store will be clos
ed on Monday the Dad until 6p.m. Of
account of Jews Holiday
Few, if any, medicines, have me
with the uniform success that ha
attended the use of Chamberlains'
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
The remarkable cures of collie an
diarrhoea which it has effected i
almost every neighborhood hav
given it wide reputation. For sal
by all Dealers.
Lost-Pair Bay Mares. On Oar
Bay, Branded TO on right hip, an
Light Bay Mare Branded Thistle o
left thigh. Notify w. l.. Tadlock.
Bishop Jesse Breeder of the Vie'
Ward, and Bp. George E. Hellewe
of the Hepburn Ward were in atenC
at the Stake Priesthood Meeting t
day.
Considerable improvements bein
done in front of homes and bushes
houses in the way of paving while tt
work is being done on the side walk
Mr.. John Adams and l.. A. NelsC
are in Albion attending the Fair.
w. T. Harper is busy clearing sag
brush off j. N. Dayley's land near II
Warm Springs.
DR.. z. P. Oldham returned fro
Salt Lake City Tuesday, after
absence Of several days.
Plenty of Fruit Jars at the lslar
Stores. Prices the lowest
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-04-19
LONE STAR STATE HAS BECOME
BUTTER PRODUCING STATE OF
THE UNION.
DAIRY BUSINESS IS PROFITABLE
Owners Of Big Ranches Quit Beet
Producing Business and Enter
Dairying eusiness-Many Install
ing Milking Machines.

San Antonio, Texas, April 19.-TeX- /
as butter spreads almost one-third OF
American bread. There was a time
when the Elgin product was found on
half of the city tables in the land.
But the Texas COW has changed the
butter map of this country and to-
day the highest grade butter made
in the world comes from Texas
creameries. The business OF butter
making, according to statistical re
.orts, has grown more rapidly in the
Lone Star states than any other state
in the union. It is estimated that
there are more than 5000 herds of
Jersey and Holstein cows in Texas
today. Many of these are managed
by women, some of whom have grown
very wealthy making butter for the
market centers of the country. This
business unlike many other CONNER
cial efforts has its romantic side, and
recently it was announced that a well
known New York business man would
soon become the husband of a Texas
girl who had made her mark in the
butter, and by this made an impres
sion on one of the moving forces in
Wall street to that extent that he
made a trip to Texas to meet this
young woman. The meeting was an
other illustration of the old story
love at first sight. Shortly after this
meeting. society in the metropolis of
the country and that of Texas was
thrilled by the announcement that
one of the most famous butter max
ers in the country would be a June
bride. From this incident it is evi-
dent that butter making in Texas
! has an attraction for women not pos.
/ sible in many other states.
Many of the large ranches which
a few years ago We're used for grow
| ing beef cattle are now occupied by
dairy COWS and so profitable has this
business become that others are go
ing out of the beef producing busi.
ness into the manufacture of butter
and are stocking their lands with
the best known butter COWS. A short
time ago a famous herd that was kept
az Beaumont was sold at a most ex.
travagant price and shipped to a
large ranch in the western part OF
this state. 1t is estimated that with
this start of dairy cows, this ranch
will have 5000 COWS in five years.
To be in a position to dispatch work
rapidly, the owner has ordered five
Of the famous Thistle milking ma
chimes so extensively used in the
dairying districts of Scotland.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-04-19
TWO MILLION ACRES
OPEN TO SETTLEMENT
MEETING TO BE HELD IN SPO-
KANE NEXT WEEK TO Az
RANGE FOR OPENING.

Spokane. Wash, April 1.-two
million acres of cut-over lands in
Spokane, Stevens and Pend Oreille
counties, in eastern Washington, and
Bonner, Kootenai anud La;ah coun-
ties, in northern Idaho, will be
settled by colonists and developed
as grain, hay dairy and fruit farms
during the next five years, II the
plans of the Legged-off Land con-
yention in Spokane are carried out.
Representatives of the six counties
Wilt meet here on April % to wonl
out the details of one of the most
important movements yet started in
the west.
Samuel Glasgow, chairman OF the
convention. which was called by Ed
win T. Conan, president of the
Spokane chamber of commerce, and
attended by commissioners and Off
cials of commercial clubs of the va
rious counties, said in an interview
that $4,000 has been pledged by the
several organization to carry on the
work, adding:
There are many prospective SET
tiers in various parts OF the United
States who are under the impress
sion that there is no land available
in this district. ! have been in
formed that cut-over timber land can
be bought as low as $40 an acre,
payable in 10 yearly .TstaIments For.
ty acres cleared and cultivated viii
make a living for any family. OF
course. there is a lot of hard work
to do in getting the land in shape
for crops; il is a JOB for full blood
ed men, who are not afraid to
take a few knocks.
This is not a land agents scheme
in any sense OF the term, but a
campaign to provide cheap land for
people in the congested centers of
population. In many instances the state
owns the land the rest being held
by timber companies, who have
agreed TO sell it at less than the
original cost. We are now making
plans to guard against spectators
gaining control, and it is likely that
the land will BE sold only to bona
fide settlers and farmers
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-04-19
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