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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-12-15
Handicapped the Crow.

IT0UosVaPPS0 IO0 NTOWs
'You know. Of course" said the man
in the macintosh. that you can teach
a crow to talk
Silence gave negation to this propo.
sition.
''It's SO. anyhow" he persisted. But
II you slit his tongue straight down
the middle. lengthwise. he can talk a
good deal better. Why. I've seen that
thing tested. A neighbor Of mine, a
college professor. had a crow that
could speak several words. He had his
tongue slit. and when the tongue got
well the bird could say almost any
thing the professor wanted 1t to say
did it perch upon the bust Of Pal
las. just above the
'tCut that out I'm telling you some
thing that actually took place.
did the bird talk itself to death r
ibid It talk the professor to death? r
@C0uM It sing two parts1'
ibid II use words that had Z do
ble'
-0entlemsn." Interrupted the man =
fthe nnackintesh. ~yee sh2lle rtbt11ll
y wSaly. The profo6os 4 = -
Eaa{R ~ hasd aws!x. ~
s(11t wss - trou,ss1~ inc1iss1
- naa w1tA - eyoen oool1a
- esg1o11 .nale 4 NJ Ouonna1.
eea1y. = 80 - lnol111so c.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-12-15

Yielding to the persuasion, of his
may friends throughout Skagit
county, Attorney j. P. Houser an.
nounced definitely this week his pur-
pose to seek the superior judgeship
of Skagit and San Juan counties,
says the Mt. Vernon Argus. For
several months sentiment has been
crystalizing in favor of Judge
Houser's candidacy but he did not
make up his mind until recently.
The time is coming VIII n Puget
Sound will be the summer resort
of America, says j. H. Brown, in
the State Capitol Record. There is
no other spot on the continent that
can offer the same inducements and
when it oace becomes known to the
wealthy people throughout the east
that they can come to Washing tor
and escape the intense heat of the
summer months. there will be {
rush to Puget Sound.
If the people sit idly by, however
and do ont exploit the facts in con
nection with our climate it may bs
many years before this inevitable
result will be realized. Al this time
desultory and unorganized effort
is being made by various commerce.
bodies to adve. tise the Sound country
and the result is conflicting state
ments that do more harm than good
What is needed is a red hot cam
paign conducted through one chan
mel and the proper way to bring
this about is through the agency Of
the state.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-12-15

When you have q cold get a bot
tie of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
1t will soon fix you up all right and
will ward off any tendency toward
pneumonia. This remedy contains
no opium or other narcotic and may
be given as confidently to a baby as
to an adult. Sold by the Friday
Harbor Drug Co.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-12-15
Court and Court House Record


Eric Schultz to- Fred Hanson,
chat. mtge.
Union Trust Co. to A. j. Hill deed.
G. B. Profit to Emma A. Rudow,
deed.
Ray Wotton to v. j. Capron, chat.
mtge.
G. L. Carter to Henry Bartlett,
sat. mtge.
Jos. West to Tollman 1ripp iced.
H. H. Phillips to Natherland:
Amer. Blk. mtge.
W. B. Kimple to C. L. Carter,
chat.mtge.
Chris Jensen to Alfred Douglas,
deed.
J. F. King to Geo. Walrod. Bill
sale.
Harvey Baker to F. P. christen.
sen, deed.
The following persons were drawn
for jury duty At the January term
Of court.
Nj. Jennie Cline. lGss.a finnie
H1nh, Mrs. Abbie Erickson. lE5s. l.
SandWith. Ars. Mary W. Bens6lE s,
Rspavis. n. ]. Reddig. CT 1a
Gee. = VIM. LAplante, Nrs. ~
~. Visfeek, Robert tlesnine. Henri
IBoftlett. Mrh z Al Rsm>lar
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-12-15
Beware of Ointments for
Catarrh That Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it through
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians. as the damage
they will do is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls
Cheney & Co., Toledo, o., contains no
mercury. and is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu-
Inc. It is taken internally and made in
Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Tes-
timonials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-12-15

A newspaper statistician has COM
oiled the records showing that dur
ing the hunting season about to
close there were one hundred killed
and forty-six injured.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-12-15

The main objection that is being
urged against the pool rooms is
that minors are permitted to fire.
uuent them. There is now a state
law covering such offenscs.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-12-15

Abundant testimony is daily pro-
yjded that the Seattle "P. l." is
about twice as good newspaper as
t ever was before. And the very
pest in all the Northwest.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-12-15
iupply,

In the interests of peace
md harmony, Mayor-elect Caprol
night appoint an ex-mayor to sue
ICED Mr.. lair. Stranger thing!
lave happened.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-12-15

Gov. Hay refuses to call an extra
session to elect Lafollette president.
The legisltors could accomplish
no, hing in that direction. and they
mi yht blow in a million ,,r two.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-12-15

And now, let's 60 fishing. There
are millions of salmon still un-
caught, and fair division of the
spoils would provide meal-ticket
for the entire population Of the
state.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-12-15

The Islander tends this
assurance to the r, trim g
mayor: That he has been a live
one, and has performed his duty
fearlessly, as duty appered to him.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-12-15

Kindly remember that. the Friday
Iarbor stores offer about everything
,eedfrl for Christmas in plentiful
upply.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21

ben. SIR nor es, als OBJ ser $nrunel
lib 0ffnete, uno tutIen6e bon net
zen 'tlei1,en gnglein idpmebten gan5
leis inns iadt' b%ernieoer nno ieRten
lib ouf lire Meite. limo sic 2oit
tpuroe imrer ihperer, 10 ooB Sic
3meige iid under ibr neigten. Mber
marm murbe Ser Canine um's 9er5,
Tie fiiblte iid geidiitt Dor Ser &alte,
sic 0roben sen 8oSen bart frieren
lieB. limo 10 idllumerte tie lelig
bis in SEN Morgen binein.
@lodengelGute aus oem Gbale
mefte lie. Inns lie mad]te sic miioen
Mltgen allf. ga bate lie m1fiabeln
n1oigen. Mu6 i5r mar ein @eib=
nodtsgei6enf getporoen, tbr uno
alien @enoliinne1 ringsl1m, = Elm
@eibnadts gelhenf, f0itlider ols
Menlden es geben fonnen. Gin net
Ser @ermelinmantel lag altf ibren
Shultern, l1lro ibr ounfles 8epano
,eridien mel perfldrt bon itlbernem
Ilimmer. 0ie Sonne aber fret
helte sGrtlih NIT gol0isem Singer
iiber SEN meiBen Mantel uno nidte
ser Ganne 5lt. uMuh 6a bilt iiber
Moht cine &0inigin gemoroen," idien
lie iagen 81, mollen.
lt,ro sic Menlden famen inns
lnunten Sen berrliden @alb an.
"@ie id0n!" riefen lie. l1no Sic
Sanne redfte li6 ol1f, 0uB ihr falt Ser
meiBe Muntel Don SEN gfultern ge=
rttidt mdre.
uGnfiir lit beut' aber au6 @eib=
nahtstag," lagte lie ItoQ5.
Inns ols i9 Mbenbs porbet fam
ba fonnte iie lire 6reu6e niM ber=
bergen, m1o nit lerl lem &urnen Der
traute ite mfrs ON, mas lie erleb
hotte. Inns Damn fragile Tie ertpar=
tungspou:
SITS Bel gud Menlfen alth 10
if0n, mie bier oben, ant @eibnadts=
fe1 ftp"
Inns ib iaritt nndoenfli4 gu GboIe.
Sn, ia, meine ulte 6reun0in, gu
fannit monden giniumen lebren,
@eibnnhten rittig gu feiern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
nniere Ausmabl
an @rocerien

ermDslidt es uns, Gu9 oas Beite gu ME-
orisen Ereiien gu %liefern. 8ei uns 1T Der
gintauf uon @rocerien 9leidbeoeuteno nit
belerem 2eben gu mentge- Wuslagea. Ntt
eem Grocery epartement baben mir elm
GQenmaaren= Department
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
Ser Gbriitbamm.

1ie Gidte peroanft Ste @bre, als
Gbriitbaum am Beibnadt5feite init
glan5etroen 2ihtern geldmiidt unS
NIT Sen idy0niten @aben o1sgeltattet
gu mer0en, mohl an eriter Stele
bren AUDI CUR @inter5ett griinen=
Sen 3mcigen. lie 8latter fauen gu
iebr oeridieoenen Soften ub, uno 10
bleiben Sic 3meige immer grim. Mun
nennt Sic 8ldtter aud Na0el1l, ba Tie
in ibrer 6orm nit Stele~ einige Mebn=
lidteit boben; iie fins 5uiammenge.
oridt, fait pterfuntig inns iteben an
oen alteren s3meigen na9 oIen &id=
t11neen ein5eln. @on SEN @nolpen bil=
set oie oberite Sic @aupt= o6er @ipfel=
fnolpe; mtr5 iie 5ur9 Sen 6idtentpif
Ter einen ida0lid,en S6metterling,
scrit0rt, 10 mdddt ser Stam in ser
&egel fr11mm. Die 5idte ge6eibt nod
an iolhen Stellen, 400 2a11bbol5b6il1=
nidt me5r mudien f0nnen. Denn
Sic @ur3eln breiten iid tpageredt a1ts,
10 6aB eine 6iinne @roididt geniigt,
sic n0tbige Nubrrng ber3ugeben. Ser
an Gerpentin un6 &ar5 reide 5tanm
lit Big our Spite idla1f un6 gera6e.
0on Ser rotbbraunfnrbigen @inoe
miro Der 8a1m a1t9 Rotbtnme ge,
nannt. Die iHanfen aete, bon oenen
sic unteren fid meiit attpdrts neieen,
iin6 5urdhpeg mie sic 5peiden zines
&a5es quirlig a%ngeoronet. Die mall
5igen, bamenoen Sannen3apfen iin6
umer Sem Naren .@etterb6usdeen"
befnnnt. Sci trodener 8itterum
frinmern ii@ sic fd1rppenformigen
8ldtter riidpdrts unS lnlIen oie
Somen beruusfuuen. Sci fea1dter
@itterung id1teBen iid Sic Sannen=
5apfen. Sic Gidte 1iefert Elm Dor.
3iigli6es @ol1- 11rb @a1bbol5; Sic groB-
ten un5 it6rfiten StG1nme merben gu
maitbdumer getpab1t. a1s Sem safte
qetpinnen mir 5erpentin &ar3 uno
&olopborium. Ser 8ernitein lit Elm
9nr3 uusge1torbener SannenbG1tme.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
Kinder 9enroioo
Mach FlETchEk'S
T r IA
3inoere6<.
Bereitet bas &rtppdeu!

Gas 1done @eibnudtsfeit mabt bers
an, moruuf lid ale guten Meni9en
10 iebr freuen. @arB beionoers aber
iebnen iid sic Meinen 6ana& lit eS
ia bod 10 redt Dos Seit Den &inoer.
Niidt etna BLOB ser @aben pegen,
melde ibnen bas liebe @brtitffim bel
ieiner Mnfunft auf Die Groe NIT
bringt, freut lih Sung un6 Silt icn-
oern Dor Mllem, neil Ser @ottesiobn
lelbIt Elm 4inoletn gemoroen lit GUS
2iebe gu Sen Menidenfinoern. 3d.
rum iimgen mir /: 80 gu fr0blide, 0
on ielige gnaoenbringenoe @eib~
n%afts5eit!"
SIM M6pent, tpel9er sic bier Cont
tage Dor @eibnadten umfaBt, febren
MIR inns, mie emit Sic B0lfer bes oil
ten 8lmoes, nod oem perbetBenen
grloier. uno ct fonmt ia ols bas
ldponite uno liebensmiiroigite &in0=
lein, oaB iemals nuf 0ieler groe ee=
lebt fat. Ser Mopent oient ols cine
3eit Ser @orberettung nuf Sic &C.
burt seq @briitfinodens. Sim beili=
gen @etbnadtsfete ion es al1f in
alien &inoerber5en Elm Hldbd)en fin
Sen. ~@ib mir 0ein &er5!" iagte Ser
liebe Seilts gu un5; uno meldes &ino
modte ga mobl 10 lieblos fem, 1no
Sbm iein 6er5 perlagen? Da miiIen
mir nun Dor Nuem iorgen, 6aB 6em
g0ttliben &in0e au9 TN ier @er5ens<
geidenf gefaqe, mem Sc foumt. Wfr
miHen rniere 2iebe Sbm bepeiien
our9 fleiBiges 8eten, Sugenh lber
un6 bismeilen linn Elm fleines Opfer
brimen. ga, fonnen mir @imber
oem nud idon Spfer bringen?" bore
id euh, liebe &in6er, iager. Sd min
eu6 elm Heines 8eiipiel er8dNen:
SIN @loiter ser l1riulinerinen ct.
Soicpb in 8elgien, mo pfele Heire
Wa0den er3ogen tpuroen, batten Mne
einen redten gifer, INN Sem Seiu=
finbe gu 5eigen, wie Iieb iie es butten.
NIs nun Ser Mobent berangefommer1
mar, mnr6e IN einem Sim1mr 6es
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21

@ir modten Cure Mufmerfianrteit
auf sic Sbatiade lenfen, oaB Sic met
item anitedenben &ranfbeiten pie
&eu9buiten, 1iptberie uno 5ddrIu9=
fieber 5uge5ogen meroen, uenn oas
&ino cine @rfdltlmg fat. @bamber=
lain's @uitenmittel beilt raid cine Or
fdftung uno ldhpddt beoeuten6 sic &C.
fn5r, ith bteie &ranfbeiten 5l15u5ie-
ZEN. 9eties Rittel lit beriibmt fir
feline Seilungen bon @rfaltungen. IS
entbalt fem 0pium o6er moeres 8e-
tdl1bungsmittel unb funn einem &in=
Sc nit unbebmgtem 8ertra1en gege-
ben merbem.. s3m fn1feu Bet alien
S%dnolern..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
Gbrbarer Natb
fir Stbminbinbtiae.

Srgenotpie ertttrt Elm GROCER She'll bon
5fepti3tsmus be3iigli6 ser M0gli6teit Ser
6eilung bon @dtpno5u9t. 80. 8ir gez
ben II Sbat1aden an n1b meinen es
ernit NIT Dem, mas mir bebaupten. .
@enn mir ielbit nit 5%d9tpinbIudt be-
haftet tpdren, tpirben mir 9e,1au oas
tbnn, mas mir anberu onratben-nehmt
@dmnn's 4lteratibe prompt unb NIT 3uz
Der tdt... Ser @runD, tparum mir bies
tbun loQen 1nb Die @epdbr, Sic mir baz
ben, aqe 5dtutnbiu9tige au%f5uforbern,
es 81 nehmen. lit, baB mir sic Beridte
pieler 5%etlungen baben. bon 6euen bier
elmer folgt:
1919 5usquebanna Nue., Fbilaoelpbia,
gd.
@errenl r8mei Sabre lang rttt f@ an
2ungeublutitir5en, 0erenN n3abl nnbe3u
einbrnoert betrug. Infer SanriItennr5t
rietb mir Elm anberes <ma an, neil gu
bletben i6 pabrldettlih fir midi fatal
erpielen tpilrbe. Sd blieb ieboh, unb I'M
6ebruar 1902 bafte i5 einen ern1fen Mnz
fall bon 2ungenfieber: NIs ib geniigenb
bergeifeut mar. um beim 6nufe 9erumauz
pm6eln. blteb Elm ifoBtpeiier 6ulen 3u<
rid. SEN feine bon mir genommene Wez
oi3in al beben i'm 5tnnbe mar. &c tpurz
be mir nbermaIs gerntben, mid in eiz
men anberen 2an6estbeiI 3n begeben. Gs
mar gu iener 8ett. I'M Wdra 1902. aIs i1
BON gdmu11's 4%Iterntipe forte. Sn fur
ger 3ett mar mein @uifen meg, uno id
pnr6e aIs rgeiun0" ODER rgebeilt" err
fldrt. 5eit iener 3eit batfe i5 atpei
leidte Mnfdne bon 2ungenfieber. nn6 ih
nabm 5u feiner anberen Mebi3in 3uz
fludt, Inn 9etlung gu ertpirfen.
Sd befinbe midi %a11genblidlih in aus<
ae5ei6neter @eiunbbett nnb i6 fible, buB,
10 lmge ih gdman's g%llterntipe befomz
men fann, id feine Sur6t Dor 5dpinbz
iltbt bege. S9 tann niht riibmenspertb
een11g ipreeben fir bas Cute. ba5 es err
tpirfte."
(l1nter3eidnet) 6otparb 8. @Iob.
gdmnn's MIterotipe i'll tpirf1um BEL
gron@itis, Gifbma, @eufieber. @aIs< unb
2ungen<&rmfbeiten nnb bal1t bns 5pjfem
auf. @ntbdlt feline @ifte, Spiaten unb
z1tr @etuobnheit tperben6e Mebi3inftpHe.
gu faufen BET Der MoIitpr 9rug 60. unb
anberen leitenben Mpptbefern. Sragt mad
8oof1e gebeilter Sdue ur1b fdrefbt an DdS
gdmm Qaboratprium, YBitabelpbiu. Bu.,
fir ~tpeitere @pibend.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21

,aloiters elm &orb NIT Strobbdlmen
mtfgeitent, tpelde oaau biienen ioaten,
|ous &ripplein ees Seiustinoes gu
fuuen, ue11n es ann @ei6naftsfeite
unter Sem @briltbaume aufgeItent
ml1rbe.
Gin ieoes @in0, SOS redt artig ge-
weien mar, uno feinen Sa0el am
Iage erbalten bate, ooer 1id ionlt
iiber1punoen batte, 0,trfte ii6 abenos
elm 5trobbalmden nebmen. Dieles
beuabrte ieSes 8in0 iorgfaltig a1f
uno bemiibte iih redt piele lolder
@alme 5u geminnen, llm oem Seiu=
finoe Elm meides @rippenlager gu be-
reiten.
Mm Gage Dor @eibnadten bradte
Damn ieoes &tn0 Sic geianmelten
s%trobbalme beimlih in Sic &rippe uno
freute iify olrh Sic gebradten flet-
men Spfer allh I'M eigenen @er5en
Sem Senrfinoden Elm HldbGen berei=
tet 81 baben, mo- es germ rpeilen mir
Sc.
Madt's nah, liebe ainoer> iammelt
in oieier @prbereitl1ng55eit 0es M0=
pents eltre 9alm6en BON gl1ten @er=
fen r16 fleineren Spfern, 6amit aud
ibr am beiligen @eibna6tsfeIte Elm
mornes &rippden fiir'S Seiutino BE-
reitet buh.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21

perbunoen, in benz nur Die mooernlten, Bee
ften. oauerbafteien &letoeritufe gu m6g<
lifbif nieorisen Hreiieu sefauft meroen.
CUR 8eii9tigung laoen elm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-20
HE SECURED THE WARRANTS
BUT NOT HIS MONEY

Because he is unable to prevail
on G. E, Campbell, to whom two
state warrants calling for the sum
OF S7I25 to indorse them, H. II.
Anderson finds himself in the pecu-
har position Of being in possession
OF wealth which he is unable to con-
vert into coin of the realm.
Campbell was employed in the
hatchery department and the war
rants were issued to him for services
Prior 70 item leaving the hands of
tne secretary Of state Anderson gar
nlsheed them for debt, and in the
court of Clackamas county secured a
verdict and also the warrants When
ne presented them yesterday to state
treasurer Kay he declined to honor
.hem until they had been indorsed
oy Campbell. AS the law saws that
state cannot be sued no action can
be instituted to compel their nav
ment, and if Anderson is to ever re.
aliIe anything on the warrants it
VIII be necessary for him to secure
the Endorsement of Campbell.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-20
MRS. POWELL ALMOST DEAD.

Dry Ridge, KY could hardly
walk across the room," says Mrs.
Lydia Powell, of Dry Ridge, before
| tried Cardui. l was so poorly, |
was almost dead. Now, l can walk
four miles and do my work with
much more ease. I praise Cardui for
my wonderful cure" Cardui is sue
cessful in beneAting sick women, be-
cause it is composed of ingredients
that act specifically on the womanly
constitution, relieving headache,
backache, irregularity, misery and
distress. Only good medicine could
show such continual increase in pop
ularity as Cardui has for the past so
years. Try Cardui, the woman's
tonic.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-20

sbould be changed, and It can be de-
terminsd what adjudication should
have been given, the proper entry
must be made in this court; but II
this cannot be done the judgment
should be reversed and the cause re-
manded for a new trial or for such
other proceedings as may be neees-
sarv not inconsistent with a written
opinion. stating the reasons for the
conclusion reached, which should De
handed down in all cases Of modifica-
tlons or reversals."
Following this rule, after care
full perusal and consideration OF all
the matters submitted hereiu. We are
of the opinion that it does not affirm
atiyely appear there was any prelu-
dicial error, or any error that
changed the result or verdict in this
case. The judgment of the lower
court should be affirmed and it is so
ordered.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-20
GINSENG CROP
WORTH $4,000
FROM ONE ACRE

From a comercial point of view
Jackson county has an industry
which puts the wonderful Comice
pears, Newton apples and all other
money-making fruits which have
made the Rogue River valley world
famous, so far in the background as
to not entitle them to enter the "also
ran" class.
This, as yet not fully developed in
dustry is nothing less than the prop
agation of ginseng root, which has
yielded its grower at the rate of
$4,000 an acre.
Up near Prospect, in the heart OF
the forest, close to the head waters
of Rogue river, there lives one E. F.
Graham and his family. They live
upon a homestead of 60 acres which
the government gave them, but not,
however, until Mr. Graham had
earned it by faithful and continuous
residence, and by labOrOus and thor
ough cultivation. Mr.. Graham's la
bOrs have been directed almost en-
tirely to the planting and cultivation
of this peculiar but profitable gin
seng plant, and now has one-eigth Of
an acre of them at a marketable age,
in fact, he has marketed some of the
3year-old roots at a price which
seems too fabulous to be worthy of
the credit which the figures bear out.
MIR. Graham has proven that from
one acre of ginseng plants, three
years old, he can produce $4,000
worth of roots.
Three-year-old ginseng roots have
market value of from Sc to IS per
pound. Age and size greatly in
Creases the market value per pound,
and roots from 8 to 12 years old
have a market value of $40 per
pound,
Apeculiar feature regarding the
ginseng root is that it has no market
value elsewhere than in China, where
the light yellow roots are used by
the Chinese for every conceivable
domestic and medicinal purpose and
specimens resembling the human
body often command their weight in
gold, because of supposed occult vir-
tues, hence the efforts of growers in
America to produce the roots in as
grotesque and ridiculous forms as
possible. This may oftentimes be
accomplished in transplanting the
roots.
That Mr.. Graham is making a
crowning success of his venture in
this county is vouchsafed for by Prot
P, ]. O'Gara, of this city, who is the
government and county pathologist
for this section, and under whose
inspection the roots are grown, a
state law requiring that the plants
be inspected three times each year
Mr.. O'Gara returned Sunday fFon
|. one of these inspection trips.
There are but few localities in
J North America wheTe ginseng can be
, successfully grown and only two Of
these in Oregon, the other locality
being small favored spot of the
: willamette valley, near Salem. The
government investigation in produc.
= ing the plant have disclosed the fact
: that there are no species of insects
which injure the plant and that nc
= fungus diseases, which cannot bC
= easily eradicated, give it trouble.
!, Mr.. Graham is preparing another
= enclosed section for planting.
a Mr.. Graham's ginseng farm is the
}, largest and Oldest in the state. The
n plants are grown under a Lattice
e work and half-acre is enclosed
= Medford Mail-Tribune.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-20

The defendants, william Morrison,
Lawrence Morrison and Euphemia
Krohn claim to be the brothers and
sister and the heirs Of John Morrl-
son. deceased, and as such claim to
be the owners Of three-fOurths OF the
property, and r. NJ Rankin, r. NJ.
Rankin, George Rankin, Earl Ran
kin. Minnie Goodman and Cora Joel,
as the children Of jeanette Rankin
(nee Morrison), deceased, an alleged
sister OF the decedent, claim to in
herit the remaining one-fourth. Is
sues were joined. and the cause first
tried before a jury, when verdict
was rendered In favor Of plaintiff,
and from a judgment thereon defen-
dants appealed to this court. Upon
the cause being remanded to the trial
court II was again tried before jury
and a second verdict rendered In IA
yor Of plaintiff, a judgment thereon
rendered, and defendants appeal. Al
the first trial the case was dismissed
as 10 p. A. Mcdonald and j. B. Frls-
void. For a full statement of the is
sues and former opinions In the case
see, under same title, 55 Or, 419
44S.
Bean, j. Numerous errors are as.
signed by the defendants, many Of
which were before this court upOr
the former appeal, and will be passed
without consideration, as the former
decisions upon the same facts have
become the law of the case. Stagel
" Troy Laundry Co, Al Or, 141.
It appears that the intestate, JohI
Morrison, was born about January
10, 1888, at Alya, Scotland, where ht
lived with Ann Morrison, the mother
Of Margaret Shaw, a witness herein
until lG or II years OF age, when HI
came to America that, until he was
about % years OF age, he resided will
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-20
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