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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-13
0Negen 1bierqudleret
9urbr aeitun Der 5emermebrmanH
James CRAWFORD iummariiA,
rntlaiieH.

Wesen 5bierauakei ipurot ssfisrn
Der 5eusrlpshrmann Jam.s graipforo
BON br Sprtsensaompdenie R0. 45
pon Sinerbeiisoireiior Eeoii Email
iummariit aus benz Dienii snilafen.
CRAWFORD mar porstitsru pom 5<uers
tpthrdei 4rhibalo pom Tienfi fuspens
biri fporotn, tptil tr nit sinem Rehsn
ouf Elm pfero oes Mafer.bums 80. 2
eineefhldesn nno BEN armn 1hisr is
Munoen bsigtbrod3t bate. gu feiHss
gnifhuloisung iounie seIssrn QrciDs
forb nur anfiibren. nob ,r Dom .3orn
iibermonni ipornn rdre.
sgeusrpthrtsf ArtibaIo. Der 6ilfss
gbsf gunter, Worihca Tininser, 70.
ipis bic aapiiaHe G'Hesfe unn Meiss
colt eabtn iammiIit an. ocb Gram
forb TN Aflssneinsn niht bic Quaiiji.
tdsionen zines Geusruebrmdnnss be-
iite uno 6err Gmail entiisb i'm hona
chns Weiteres aus bsm Disnit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-13
VerbdngnikbOuer llnfau.
William Yanaer aus gerisben psn
ieinem Better Charles Howmams
erihoileu.

anf iraeifhe meiis fam Der Is
5abre uIis milidm yunssr, Gin Schn
BON Dilliam Duns.r f., sinsm in
Sprineooie, g.. anfdFiesH 5ormsr,
ums esbsn. Ter iunse Ulonn srlaa
eeiisru TIM ct. Uldrisn 6oipiial einsr
aus,Iipunos. bic ibm an Wsoniaa
absnb aus 9srfsten beissbraHi ipors
ben mar.
Die otrhansnibpolls Ehisberei srs
signeis iih in esm Roms Reipeb ges
iili inyDoo6IoDn,C g. Rad ben 4usias
gen bon augsnSsuetn ipoLie gbarks
RopmaEs eineH RepoIp<r periahsn.
ben sr gsrab. sersinisi bate, une CAB
sinsn Sdub ab, pdbrsnb yunser fait
unmiittlbcr Dor ibm iiaun. Die Aus
gel nrans Yuneer in ben llnisrItib
unh tr .rlae berislten. irosbsm er To-
fort nah bem ct. Worisn 6oIpiiaI
gtbraht unb In ar5tIihe gebanbIuns
eegebtn tporben mar.
gDiliam Yuneer ir. tuurbe esiisrn
Rofmistas Don Coroner Or. gos ptrs
nommen unn sr,ldrts. bnb es fih fsis
ner aniiht nah um .inen unaIldlis
fxn 3ufalI banbls, ipenH fhcn tr TN
aauis fsiRr 4usfaesn BEN Coroner
miiibeiIie. boB leui Der ihm gstDoroes
nen Conformation iefn Sobn unoRops
mans Dor Woh.nfriii eintn Girsit
asbobt hd.ien. Die ats.eren noren
Wsttsrn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-13
Inrd,breaneria rr,uiid,f.

Die l6 Sabre alis abslia Gertorl6
bon Ro. 307 Oiipsr Girabs. bic ess
fern 0ormiiias bsy poliSei pon itr,H
dHatboriesn oils Dsrnibi eemsIos.
ipurcs. befinbei iih btrsiss i'm gefonss
uib oes Jussnbeerihis. Die iussnos
life Iurdbrennsrin ipuros ssiiern
0ahmiitas in ben Rnnsirb0fsn Der
Siibbabn noH ntm Habnpoli1ifisn
Wot,beips srniihi. nter ss ssinns ibr,
oem geamien burhsubrsnnfn. inDem
iie ibm enilid uno bdnn iib<r sinsn
ohi Gub hcben 3aun. flint Dit sia
misfsl .lstieris. 1roSeem spusot r.
BON ibrem GhidfdI ssrsid3i, bean
Wo.thefps iraf fis suF6nieer Meile ets
ma cine hoIbs Ssunbe ipdttr an hsr
6iinissn Axnus unb Wil EiIa6a unb
braht. Fs banH mad bsm Gsi5nouit
oes Jueenb8rihiB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-13
8irefte 8ormabl i'm 9iitrifi
Columbia.

Die 8efpeguHs. ben bon grpee in
istnem lImeritaH Commonwealth" 70
tlafifh gef4rloertsu 9elsaatensaon.
oentionen Die 4ufftequng Der aonbie
oaten 81 nebreu uno anftdtt beTeu
Die 4uspobI our4 bas bolt beforaen
gu Iafen, bat I'M Songreb einen osms
petus erbdlten ourh sine gia, bic bic
einfubruns Der oirstten 0ortpabl fir
ote prdfioentfhcfts Qominationen
I'm Diffritt Columbia bssDedt. Die
Bunoesregieruns. Der bic gernaltuna
ots Diftritts Columbia nit oerboupts
ftabt DofbinSton unterftebt, ion alfo
bieier innerpolitifnen gfeformbepe>
sung ibren offi8ielen Stsmpel ouf,
briiden.
Der DiHritt itebi, faas ibm bieIe
Reform burh 4nnabme Der Dorloae
gu Ibeil piro, Hi6t persin5elt ba.
3um eriten Dale fiuDeu natftes
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-13

9esen bic Rortb amsri:
can pmmerctaI Co., ipelhe
iib bas Reht bes RobbenIhlags aui
ben qrpbtIof SnieIn geithert bate.
pirb Die idpere 8eiduloi9ung srboz
Ben, oab iit fpdbreno Der nun gtiids
LID abseIaufensn padt3eit 128,475
Gtiit Sdhrlinge bat tOoten laiIsn, pos
burh fs fiinf MiQiunen Dollars mi.
berredtIid eirgefadt bat, benn bos
Sdlagen jurger Gbiere mar ihr psrs
boten. Solte bic gebauptung, bic bon
Senrp QD. gliott aus Glepelano Dor
einem grsbs9ommittee oema6t
puroe, duf Aldbrbeit beruhen, oanu
'oute qegen Die babsisrige 9sienidaft
itrdfrshtlih porgesanaen tperben. Cine
IoIhe GIubrtrtbIhaft peroient srems
pluriid13 StrQfe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-13
Pokal.Dtrid)t
Oebarten. .

Sam nnb annie 5risbmonn. Gen,
tral ape.. Wdbhsn.
Grani unb Warp 3enigraf. 527 OF
IL. Ctr, Anobe.
Jofspb unb Marn Weirofs. 93a
Dors Sirnbe, Wdbdkn.
Bernard unb Carrie Dopis, 2O2t
Gin Ctr. W6bhen.
alfrtb unb Gunite Berebauisn. 354
Terrace apt., Rnabe.
Carl unb Garnet Shmihs. 314
GubloiD Aps.. anabs.
alernnbsr uno Barn 1bomfcn,
gpItgs 6iu, Wdbhsn.
Winionn unb Glorsnss RpTsntbal.
1116Gnpreb Ctr, qndbe.
Jcfeph unb Steila 1rbruassa
1214 Slipsr aps.. Wldbfsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-13

Sabre Stuat, shs es barnn badte, iif)
oas Rsdt Der Mbberufuns ieinen Dfa
fentlichen geamten gegsnIber por3ube.
balten unb isbi ipn es Iosar Die pruttis
ihs probe befteben. Sollte Ari5ond
sinTsben, baB es elmer iolheu 9anoz
A1be benOtbist, um Isine 0ffentlihen
1.am.en uub Ridter i'm 3aum su baIz
len, Damn lit INNER nod 3eit odsu.
9orIdufig braubt es iih uuf Die Ibs
berufungstlauIeI uiht su ftsifen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-13
Ehluer perlesi.
Ed,n,sre Ser

ehp<re YerIssunsn trus crIieru
Yahmising lrau Jrep. Mitt pon
No. 2919 DAT Sirobs, 9orpoob, bel
sinsm Girob.HbabnunFaa bopon.
0rnu Wii's tam. nls fx an Der Uloin
uno Gin aoe. in 0or,poob ppu eiuem
SirobsnbnbnDcsen i.eigen ipoIIse, su
bou nno fhiug mi. polItr N3uhs nit
BEN fopf ouf bos Gtrobenpflofser.
eis ipurbt suert mad Der WcMuna
zines In Der Rdhe irobnenben Nrstel
gtbra6t unb Dann nn4 ihur mob.
nung iibsrfiibri. s1r 3ufanb IN
aint unbehentIi&.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-13

Grt5pna plf nnr urtsr
Der gebinsung In ben gtoaten.
bunD oufgenommen iperben, bab .s bi.
Mbberufunssflaufel aus feiner Derfof<
Jung treiht Grsnou mar ihpn Diele
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-13
Gin Rorrefponbent b.r

Gin 80 rrefponbent b.r
rIribuns" tbstlt bi.ier 3eituns
nit, buB i'm DtFtrttt bes beuo.ratts
i9en Rsprdfentantsnbdus Ssiibrers,
nncertpooo Don 4labama, .tein einsis
ger reiser Gr6stter obsr 2cbnorkiter
bds Sttmmre6t befst". Gang dbnli6e
3u'tdnbe tpenn uu6 nt6t gang 70
.rob, 5eftdaben in ben i5rigen Ii.
ftri.fen BON 4lobomn, WiFiTippi uno
Slbsgorplind. Ga pdre cine oantenss
psrtbe QufSabe fir bic Drsuniiiris Mr-
5etteri4aft bes Siibens, hisriiber bes
tatuirte urb ssrau. arsdber sufom.
inensufeusu. gisber perIauists, bdb i'm
SiioeH nrr Der Heeer poIttif6 sutrsts
tet III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-13
Spipnenriehersi Iteht all,

Spipnenrieherei neht au'
eenbIidlih pisoer reht in g!iitbe.
Eaum pergebt Elm Gag, on bem man
nitt in 5runtreih eiueu oeutihen uno
nmqete1rt in 0euti6lano etnen fran
so'ifhen SpiOr erlpiiht. 2ontespers
ratb muB cod immer nod lo9neno ieIH,
baB iit fsiIe Subietts froeH uno lbn
benehen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-13

7us oite @nhe pom ber
SiBe foIgt ma d. Sn Miht9ar,
i'm 4oropeiteu uro in ben canapiihen
qrppin3en bremen Die WdIber un0
s0ol3fGQersGomps. 4uh bic Grnte 1T,
Ipie Elm geritt oes IderbausDeparts=
ments burthut, ourh bic IonganbuIs
tsnbe 9ibe uHp 0urre iaper seiddoi8I
nDroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-13

es fiir bas Mmt bes hohien Gresutip.
beonaten bes Ganbes am fdbigften unb
seetsnetften bdIt. Das Doll mub
herrfhen!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-13

IS befinpen lid 8ur 3eit
% ReQierungsprOjette fir Srriga:
tionsarIoqen in oerihispeuen Stdoisr
Der 4usfubrLng. 9ieieIbsn umiaTsn
Elm QreaI Dor iusgsiammt 3 100000
Qcres Gono, peI6s fir aHrdberno
$4,000 gsrionen aui 5drmsn uno
ungefdhr Die gIsihe QnsabI in Staotsn
uno Crti6aiten llntertunft bisisu
piiroeu. Bis isBt iino ungeiGbr l WliI.
lion 2lcres tiinitiih bstpdFert porosn,
auf pelten anudberuo 14,0OO 6amis
lien 6eimitdttsn gsfuroen baber, nit
elmer 9Ieiheu 3abI in Stdotsn uro
Srtitaften. Die bis jest ongelegteu
gerie'elunqstunGIe b1ben cine g.
fammtlQnQe pom 5621 WleiIen. Ga Iinb
5unnels nit elmer 8siammtIdHge BON
Is U}eileu tpnitruirt pOrpen, baupts
idhIih ourh 9ebirle, uno bic Orb
ausqrQbuHgen belaufen Th auf 60
Wiilipuen Gubitnaros, mshr aIs etn
3rittel BON ben Qusqrabun1en am
pdndmatdnaI. Die Regieruuo bat in
ben untsr GonItruttion befinblidsn
proiettsn $62, ,208,OOO onaeIegt unb
oie Geiammttoftsn perbsn oui 145
Dollars perunI6loQt. Rad
tonferDatioen Sbdsungtn piro Der
Wsrth bes ou0urh irrigirten QQnoes
ii6 duf Iber 320 Uli[Iionen Dollars
iteQsH unb oieielbsn Tinb tbatfG6fit
Der aeqerunQ perhnpothetiiirt Biz sur
RiitaabIung Der NnlaqetoFten. 1910
te3iFferts fih Der W.rtb Der Gruten
auf irriqirtsm 2uno ouf dnndhernb
IL WiQionen Dollars uno bic G,es
fammt3undhne tes Wertbss biefes
Sanoss, einihliebli6 Der duf bemieIs
ben errittsteu 6duIsr, bes gis6bs.
'tanos unb Der Gterbdugerdtbt. pirb
auf uHndbernp so Winionen qeTh6bt.
Bir tennen feline bsiTers &dpitalanldQs
nIs ots gtusbarmohunp pnn Deb unb
3roeenIuno eurh tiinitlite 8enGFe,
rung. Sier ipirb bas Gingreifsn Der
Dem @olts brett gum Ses
gen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-13

ga ilep BON Seras Bot ods Der
bisnIt. einen Gag pom Der ~tpertbpols
len" 3eit oes 9unoesTenats nit Res
ben tpotqeIhIaQen su baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-13

SbgIeih Der transatLaH n :
tii6s 9afagierpertebr mad Rep
gprt in oieiem Sabre dbgenommen
bat, be5tfferten iih, infolgs erbObtsr
Wa6Iamtstt Der geumtsn, Die ,3oleins
nuhmen bon Yofagiergepdt auf 25
Utiqionen Dollars ooer nube3u etre
g3iqion mebr als i'm 8orjabre. gBas
mub ou friiber geihmuggelt tpor0en
feinl Den 3Duner gu betriigen. iIt pem
giirger pffenbar Elm 9ergnigen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-13

tiir biefeS HIai. ,purben selleyK bon
ben Optifern g. QIsfn q 0so..
Hc. 435 Rnee Gtrabe. fpissnbe 1em.
perotur unierf6itbs rtoinrfrs:
gm Dm glm Nm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-13

y IN De = etret 9( @ q c
bat Dor oem 6aussSommittes, ods bic
3uitdnoe auf Guis Ssiano uno bic
rui1ii6en Wletboben psS Ginpdnbe=
rurqSsAonmtifGrs DiLtams uutsrs
'uAt, srtldrt, oaB alIes 8erIdumbunJ
uno bic 9srbGItniiIe auf GQis SsIarD
bic ibsuIiten BON Der WsIt 'ino. Qlio
ales 2iiae, mas uber Die grauIamsu
6drten unb WiQtiiratte, bic taetGqlib
duf Der SbrGnentrIeI portpmmsn, aes
Iogt uno in ben 3eitungen gsIhrisbsn
noroen III. ooffentIih eiebt iih Der
llnteriu6ungs s2tusihub nit Der Qu&s
tunft, bic tbm BON 6errn RdQeI 3utbeiI
qeporoen, ni6t 3ufrieben. mir ssbsn
germ gu, baB unter Der W(ilion Gin
panosrer. bic isoes Sabr uuier g.
ItaDe aufiutsn, Muitsrung gef1Itsn
pirb, ete man lie einsieben ldBt. Dieis
Qusgdtung IoQte aber ifon in Der
Seimutb Der Qeute qeihehen, um gu
berbinoern, oaB nahoem oiefelbsn ihre
oerinqs 6obe osrtauft habeH, I'M bas
RetiegeIo 3u er'dptugsn, bette!lrH
nah bsm 5eimathslanos rpieoer o51es
ihobsn perben. Bas berausgsbaltsn
pirb lit barmlos i'm 9ergIeih gu BEN,
mas heretntommt. QBir srtnnern nur
on bic ebIs gruoerftaft pon BE-;
Itparssn 6anb urb an dbnlihes Der.
brshergeiiuoel, oas pom ben 5eimatbs
behDrpen dbqeihDben lptro uno bier
isius 8erbreterIaufbabr fortiegt, ohue
oub Die 9eboroen tbr itsuern tonren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-13

Die Carnegie Triebenss
fiftung Bat cine tpiTenI5aftIitR
GommiFion eiugeieBt, Die ii6 nit Der
WiosrIegung Der Qdngit tooten)
WtuItbus llebsrboIterunqsthsorie be-
fafTeu ioll. Wie 3eitraubsno unp umz
itdnolih! Warum nitt einfdt bic
2tite Der inouitrisqsn Infdue ais g.
Dsis oofir ms 5elo fiihrsn, baB I'M
fsre Snouitrie 5tpetbienIi6er uno
grtinOIther Der ueberD0lterung entse=
genurbeitet als Der bIutiGfte &rie9.
8teleidt oaB Der StubItruit eiHig2
Statiititen 8ur 6on0 bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-13

Jm ndbrIten Gimme BEN
So q 5ur 9drtper modte man
IN Columbus, dIs man einen 2utts
hdusler, Der 3ufduiger Beife aunits
mailer mar. bem iein 91ug gum Gins
brehen uHo StsbIen aber 3um osz
ftreifteH 4n3uo DerbolFer bate, nit
Der RerOotruHg BON bier 9ortraits
triiberer 8ouDernsure betraute. Tis
Srtginolg"ndIoe itno perihrpunosr
nnb oafiir hdngen bort pertbloTe Re-
pten. Ter Rsroodtor III aud pers
itpunoen. WlGn bate i1r in 4nsrters
nung fir ben gutsn Sob begnabig.
nno nit elmer gmpfsbluns auf bi.
Wsenf6sit !osgeIdFer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-13

Sn Gmerita tommen aud
bic 9i6tsr gu 8eto. Sumss
Wbttcpmb 3iIep, Der 6ooiisrs Di6tsr,
Der aud ben 9einamen Der ameritdn:>
ithe Feuter cerbieut, bat foeben ben
SaultoTmiTdren DOn ;5noianapolis
9runObeflB i'm Wert6e BON 100000
gum 9e'dert qemaht, bamit uuF bent
felben cine 5ffsntlrte 8ibIiotbet ur0
Elm 8srpaItungsgs6;:ute fir bic 81
fentIiten SauleH jener Stobt srri5z
tet neroeH tdnn. lnb oG fagt man ins
mer, oaB Diaten unb SeiltQn3en
brooIois Gunite pGren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-13

Sn Ditlihen gldttern finz
ben tptr cine Roti3, baB Discpniin tns
2ebensoeriiherungsgei6dft gsgangen
lit. Soipeit limb mir nod niht; mas
itus Die 2egislatur gebraht bat, III Elm
llHfauperfiherunqsgeieB. in bem aue-s
bings audi fir 1OoesfGQe GntIhGoiz
gurg feitgsieBt piro.
UliIndutee 6srplo.
QBir hdtten auf 8runo ppu 7epez
Fhen bic gahriht ebeufals oufgenon=
men uHo tommentirt, Wus niht lit,
fam ia nod iperpen.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-12-28
themselves. 1t is enough TO make

| themselves. 1t is enough TO make a
good American citizen clutch his fists
| and grit his teeth if he has any
to see how things are going. | think
there will have to be some new
spokes put into our great wheel of
government, and it looks TO ME that
it was about time that Uncle Sam
| was walking around his big pasture
| and mailing up the bars.
Our next neighbor moved to Tue
! son, the largest city in Arizona, for
i his wife's health, but they would not
stay, as there were but few Amer
leans there-mostly foreigners and
Mexicans. The Mexicans here are
| very superstitious. The Mexican do
has no hair, so to cure themselves of
| rheumatism they sleep with their
dogs. | pity these dogs for l believe
it would take the hair off of any
dog to sleep with anyone so dirty
tneSe men are.
Provisions here are very high, 20
| il makes living expensive. Potatoes
are 1915 and flour $3.50 per hundrel,
while sugar is $500 There are only
two things that sell for about the
same price as at Lynden, beef and post
age stamps. Wood is $3.50 per rick,
| but when you buy of an Indian or a
Mexican you will pay all TO $500 per
rick.
| The poisonous reptiles here are
dreaded by everyone but as this Is
the wrong time of year for them, !
have had the pleasure of not seeing
any of them yet. The ella monster
the most dreaded Then there are tW
species of rattle snakes, and another
snake called the side winder that Il
still worse. The scorpion, centipede
tarantula, and the big band bug are
none of them very desirable pets.
l have had several nice trips in dif-
ferent directions through the country
when | visited a fine orange grove
loaded with ripe fruit which looked
too nice to describe. Also other or
chards, and ] intend soon TO go tc
See an orchard of the date palm.
| We were within one half mile OF
the Yackey Indian village. These In
dams come up from Mexico every yea
about Christmas and have war
dance, and a general good time, bu'
my greatest curiosity was to visit al
old prehistoric castle, where I picked
!, up small piece of earthen ware a.
j bout the size of half dollar. The
party who was with ME said | surely
had great relic as people have beer
searching for years through these Ole
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-12-28
r relics of the same kind

! castles for relics of the same kind.
There are several castles in this terri
tory. Some on the deserts, and some
hear the mountains, and no account
can be given OF the buildings. 1t is
said that there is no mistake but that
! they were here a long time before
the flood There is one between here
and Phoenix that has rooms and cav
ems, away back under The rocks.
Ellie and young man from here
went inside for ways but | tell you
right now that | would not explore
them for the whole territory of Ar
| iona.
We saw one regiment of soldiers
from Huachuca pass through Tempe
on their way home from the state
fair at Phoenix AL cavalry and
a few teams of six mules on each wa
gon. Then there was about sixty big
pack mules, all heavily loaded, and
herded along by two men. They rode
through two abreast and in companies
and about thirty rods apart. They Ger
tainly did look nice.
They are building wagon bridge
over the river here at Tempe, which
IS over a quarter of mile long. The,
have lot of convicts breaking rock
and serving out their time. They al,
low the convicts one days work TWO
days of their time. One good man
would do more work than a dozen Of
these fellows, and it takes several tt
stand guard over them.
| | got the prices on several grades Of
lumber which / will bring home. Rec
wood shingles, $3.50 per 1000; rough
lumber such as stock boards and
and IS, $4,000 per 1000; flooring
$65.O0per thousand, so it costs to bull
in this country.
A great many ostrich farms are
near here and Phoenix which number
from 200 to 1900 birds. We Intend
to visit one of them in few days.
We had a slight frost last week
which seemed to have Quite an effee
on vegetation. the fig tree seeming Il
be the most sensitive to the cold
They have to have certain amour
of cool weather to put the color on III
oranges. We are all getting tired o.
eating them, and prefer the apple Il
the orange. l don't think that there
is any one kind of fruit that can com
pare with the apple for an nll-rount
fruit.
| will say that the incest country
| Saw on my trip was in the Sanjoaq
ula valley, California, between Sacra
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INTERESTING LETTER
FROM AN OLD RESIDENT

Mr.. J. w. Tremain, one of Lynden' 5
old residents who left about two
months ago to spend the winter in
Arizona. sends the following interest
ing communication, accompanied by
some views of places he has been, TO
The Tribune:
Tempe, ARIZONA, Dec. IL, 1911.
Editor of Lynden Tribune, and Lyn-
den Friends:--
AS ! promised you a few lines con-
corning my trip, and also what my
opinion might be of this country.
will now endeavor to tell you lit
tie of the same.
| started from Bellingham October
81, and arrived at Tempe November
6, little over 1000 miles, SO you
see | took my time, something that
| had a lot Of and as l also had
plenty to eat, was contented, and
l surely did have delightful jour
ney. | made seven changes, while my
folks made nine on their route. They
met me at the depot, all looking we'll
and surely pleased. ! think they hav
teen benefited by this climate which
/ think is notwithstanding but
sunshine and warm days.
This town is nine miles from Phoe
nix on the S. P. r. r. located; in
a lovely valley on Salt river. The
valley has 1900 acres irrigated under
the Granite Reef dam, which affords
an abundance of water. Sixty miles
farther up the river lis the Roosevelt
dam, the largest in the world, and
which is to water 100000 acres. This
system is cutting its canals all
through this and other valleys, a
few of which l have crossed, and no.
tced a great many hundred men and
teams working on the same.
Tempe is thriving town with q
population of 1,500, there being 500
whites and 700 Mexicans, who are not
very undesirable lot of citizens
The town gets its water supply from
a large reservoir which is located on
n butte 200 feet above the town, and
the water is forced up into it from
the river. This river is great fish
ing resort, the most common fish be-
ing the carp which are large but
very bony.
Tempe is we'll supplied with school
and churches, having five churches
of different denominations, and its
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mento and bakersfield. 1t is almost g

mento and Bakersfield. 1t is almost g
complete vineyard as far as one can
see Oh both sides of the railroad
Occasionally there is large peach
orchard, or where there had been g
water melon patch of from 20 to &c
acres. / counted at one station Is
box cars rounded up with grapes on
their way to the press. Eastern Cal
ifornia. across the desert was the
most desOlate piece of country that
saw, - nothing but white sand for
miles. At one place We could look
far to the north and see portion OF
Death valley | arrived at Ash Fork
at 4:15 A. NJ. where l changed fol
Phoenix. l should like to have
gone down to the petrified forest and
the Montezuma Well, which is on the
desert. This we'll is 800 by 500 feet
nd so feet down to the water, which
80 feet in depth. 1t is a great curiosi-
ty among many more that belong to
Arizona.
The Granite Dells are the grand
est of rock formations in the state.
These | will describe when l gel
home as will many other things, as
it will take too much space and tax
the editors ,patience to publish all Of
the particulars.
noticed great stir in the Local
option people all along the way and
right here in this little town of Tenn
pc they tell me that two years age
it wasn't safe for a lady to go along
the street, while today it is perfectly
safe even at night. But there are 8
dozen fine, vacant buildings that looF
lonesome and the marshal has a hare
lob on his hands - like myself, moth
ing to do.
We take the Belingham Herald an(
your good paper, The Lynden Tribune
which is always like a good letter tt
us all.
With our kindest regards to your
self and Lynden friends, remain,
Respectfully,
J. w. FIREMAN..