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Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-09
HEzznE SA EzE zExzEKzsE PRESS COMMENT Ezzzz4zzzszz EazzzERzR
WOMEN AND BACHELOR cANDl.
 DATES
(New York world)


 new issue has been injected in- to the campaign in Massachusetts by the action of the Women's Homestead association in declaring against the bachelor nominees Louis 4. Frothing- ham. republican candidate for gov ernoT, and David l. Walsh. democrat ic candidate for Lieutenant-governoT "All law-abiding family men and the hundred thousand surplus spinsters" are asked to use their influence for the defeat of these candidates, ''as B warning to unmarried men to become benedicts if they wish 10 contend sue eessfully for political honors in Mas sachusetts.'
 The fact that one is republican and the other a democrat puts both the old parties in the same boat as re- spects feminine opposition on these grounds. "Law-abiding family men are left on the horns of a dilemma as between their chiyalry and their poll tical convictions. But it is certain that the hundred thousand surplus spinsters- can be, counted on to op- pose the bachelor candidates? Why should they not be expected to sup port office seekers who exemplify their own principles by remaining un- wed?
 How the spinster vote would go if
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-09
PANAMA MACHINERY
 FOR WORK IN TEXAS
Part of Outfit From Big Ca nal Will Be Used in
 Houston Work

HOUSTON. Tex. Nov. 7.-tSpecialj Part Of the great machinery nc> being used in dredging and cutting the great ditch across Panama, will bt brought to Houston 10 deepen and straighten the Houston Ship Canal tc the Gull of Mexico. This channel is 4S miles in length. a natural water way. and will be deepened to a min imum depth of 25 feet.
 Work on this huge project will be started this fall under direction oi United States engineers. For the work S2.500. 900 has been appropriated, S1, ,250, 900 by the federal congress and an equal amount by Harris county in the form Of bonds voted January 1O last. These bonds have been pur- chased by the national banks and trust companies Of Houston together with the city of Houston, which par ticipates equally V7Ith the banks.
 The federal appropriation already is available. The money derived from the sale of the Harris county bonds will be placed to the order of the secretary of war. who will direct the work
 The city Of Houston is constructing free municipal wharves and slips at the turning basin, the upper terminus of the channel When finished the ship channel will bring ocean com merce in greater volume direct to the doors of Houston.
 The present tonnage Of the chan mel averages about S50.000.000 an- nually. A bill will be introduced in congress this fall making Houston Q full port Of entry. instead Of a sub port as it now is.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-09
BASEBALL NOTES

Bloomington, H.. has been selected to take the place of Waterloo, Iowa, in the Three-I league.
 Dufy Lewis Of the Boston Red Sox, and Miss Eleanor Keen. of Bos- ton were married at San Rafael, Cal recently.
 Charley Carr will sell his interest In the Utica (N. Y) team and devote all his attention to the management oi the Kansas City Blues.
 "Stuffy" McInnis expects to have his injured arm in shape soon and will join a basketball team in his home city in Gloucester, Mass.
 W. H. Watkins. owner Of the In. dianapolIs AmeHlcGn association team. has purchased the Evansville franchise in the Central league.
 The Brook -yn Club has secured waivers on Harry Lumley and will send him back to Binghampton. liar " will manage the Bingoes again next season.
 Johnny Evers. Tom Needaam. Heine Zimmerman. Loui Richie and Jimmy Doyle of the Chicago Cubs, made the trip from Chicago 10 Troy x. r., in a touring car.
 Thomas F. Graham. president Of the Pacific Coast league. has handed in his resignation to the board of directors. He was elected president of the league in 1909.
 A feature of the banquet in honor Of the Giants was a moving picture exhibit showing the first game of the series Philadelphia should now tender the Athletics a banquet and show them the last game of the ser ies
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-09
Every Housewife Should Have
 Copy

By Hrs. %aecf EfekcH-ie /fiik. Edifor0f kse Boston Cooking .SeaoOi .Hasa-fHe
 The Cooks Book has been pre- pared at a cost of many thousands of dollars, in the interest of better and healthier cooking. IL shows the way to reduce the cost of liy- ing, containing as it does over 90 thoroughly tested, tried and proven recipes that will be sneaessfHIe7eyy lime. if the few simple directions are followed.
 This is truly wonderful book, showing as it does in hundreds of ways how to tighten the good housewife burdens and solving bake-day problems successfully. It really must be seen to be ap- preciated, for the recipes are illus trated in natural colors. Those who have seen it, immediately say: "It's the best Cook Book I've ever een''-and you will too
 You can secure copy Of this valuable hook absoiafciy JJee by attaching the coiorea certificate packed m ZS-ceut cans of k C Baking Powder to this ad- ,e-tisement, sending both to the JAouEs Npc. Co.,, Chicago. III. Write your name and address plainly. T
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-09
CLEMENT LEAVES GLOBE DEMO
 GRAF
aiIohe Demoeratl

With this issue George H. Clements sewers his connection with The Globe Democrat and, as soon as his person. al affairs are arranged, will leave Globe to take a job" in another Arizona city. He would gladly have accepted position" he says. but the job promised to be more lu' erative and as he is not proud he grabbed it as it fioated by.
 IL Is with regret that he leaves Globe and The Globe Democrat but the material advantages Of the change were such that for many req sons he felt that he could not, or at least. should not overlook them.
 The editorial management of the paper will pass to others not yet SC. lected.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-09
He MADE coop

(Oacoma, s. D. Argus Leader)
 People in Washington express the conviction that Champ Clark and Wm. H. Taft will face each other next fall as candidates for the pres idcncy of the United States. The Speaker. in a sense. was put on trial when he was elevated to the post SO long held by Mir Cannon of llli- nois. Many said: If he can hold his force in line he will be the logical candidate for the presidency on the Democratic ticket" He held them in dine, and it looks very much as fl the democratic party would not be able to refuse the nomination to the man from Missouri. It isn't hurting him any that William Jennings Bryan is understood to be friendly with him.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-09
TWO OTHER ROADS ID
 BE AFFECTED SOON

CHICAGO. Nov. S.-The spread Of the railroad shopmens strike 10 the Central of Georgia and the calling Of a strike on the Rock Island are but mutters of a few days. according to J. w Kline. president Of the black smiths union As to the Rock Island, he said:
 Matters are near a crisis. The votes Of the various crafts as to ac- ceptanee or rejection of the com psny's proposals. resulted in reiec- ton, and this virtually is an order 10 strike"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-09

Massachusetts women possessed the franchise is problematical. But the issue raised and the revelation of conditions under which women yot- CTS might exercise their balance of power 10 make an election turn on a question of minor importance has an interesting bearing on women's political rights Many novel blanks are likely to appear in party plat forms as the result Of womens larger participation in politics. whether as voters or as organized bodies.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-09
wIrH IHE BOXERS

Dave DeshIer and Kid Mercier have signed to box in Lawrence, Mass, Nov. 9.
 Harlem Tommy Murphy who was supposed to be quite wealthy, is said to be broke.
 The New York state boxing com mission has refused to allow moving pictures to be taken of boxing bouts.
 Patsy COrrigan. the Australian ex- middleweight is not dead as reported several months ago. He is living in Oklahoma city.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-09
HAYWOOD GIVEN CHANCE.
Writ of Supersedeas Granted Which
 Acts as a ReprieVe.

DENVER, Nov. S.-The state su preme court today granted a writ of supersedeas to Frank II. Henwood convicted of killing George F. Cope land. and the baloonist Won Phul Sensational allegations were made in Henwood's application, charging that pressure was brought to bear at his trial in order to further the interests of John w. Springer, a wealthy Den, yer banker, in his suit for divorce The writ operates as a stay Of execu tiOn pending the hearing of the mo. ton for a new trial
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-09
couraoe and Duty.

To be strong in dull and dreary duty is almost the hardest task maa can face II Is a noble thing 10 be brave in tragic moments, but perhaps there Is something even nobler than that IL is to be brave and glad. and strong. and tender when the sky ;s gray and when the road Is dreary.- George H. Morrison
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-09
FOOTBALL NOTES

Devore, of the Army team, twisted his knee badly in the Iehigh game.
 The Carlisle Indians will find their toughest game of the year when they meet Harvard and Brown.
 West Point, besides having beaten Yale. stands as the only big team in the east that has not been scored on fhis fall.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-09
nru Ground 10, Fnt.rprIse.

The vast interior of the South Amer ican continent. amounting to soma 5000. 0.000 square miles. Ia commercial ly undeveloped and in many parts un' explored
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-09
A oisaoreeabIe part of It

One Of the worst things about run. ming for president is that it is ae- companied by the publication of pho tographs of the candidate when he was callow youth with a budding mustache and long neck.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-09
Eonndaflon lmnortan..

Every triumph of life leads pack by various paths 70 -ssli-r preparztion--- Blake
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-09
Florida the Pieneer.

Culture of the grape in America for wine making besan in Florida in l5s4.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21

De er bleorn UNDER Mormonfirfens
Seofroti. SDilfen fSalliterflnrina for
mooerne aabenboringl 9uilfen Sal.
Interfering for Wormoni5mens ap.
tentititct. On aeuig celeItial 9oo@
op6epes. oe 9opers 6%orfpnoer.
Rormonfirfen. nenOer liz inloo
ben lp0ige Spnoer og truer BAN
meo Stroi ior bans 9noiabeo. Soil.
fet gSi6ite Cages 8saleipiI afils.
res Ser life Der for osl 9pilfen
@onael paa aoniefoenSl 0oilfen
@runolegnl
Zen 4. 9arogrof / Iabenbarin-
cen ON 6%lerfoneriet Ipoer iaoIe-
oes:
Ser ie. ieg aobenborer Tor
eoer en- m % Ell eoie 9oot; oa
oerion 5 life %aOIpoer 6enne8aet,
iaa bIioer 5 foroemte; for IN
gen tan f~orfoite oenne Gagt oa
bIioe tiIla6t at in09oo til min
5erIis6eo.@ u8o9tens Beg" Sec-
ton 1872.
3 en- Gale 6olot / 9ropo. lltob.
ben Il. Sui 1855, Tiger 9rigbom
young:
a6bis MI noger Of e6et uif be.
negte 5lerfoneriet, og reobIioe
oerme6. inn oiI ieg lone. at iaa-
oanne ifoI bliue forosmte. Sour.
nal Of 9iscouries,@ 3. Nora..
SIDE 266.
airfens 6sieite 2e0er er altiao
BEN ferite til at faIoe UNDER oennt
5orban0eIie. Ron Mormonfirfcr
IfuIoe opre / 6pIssning?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21
80 goDe Yogcr
til meeet billise 9riier.
5rebeus @ei.

5rebeus gei.
On aorgong 9r9oifener ooer
frie 9efiter, uogioet unoer 0eo.
oirfnine al nor6ilespigife 9rpiter
al u. gobnien, Nisiiohsinipefter,
groi. gracter, teol. 2prer, % CTR.
SEMEN, Brett / greflum, RorOiles.
dig. = 707 Sioer. Snobnnoen /
tort PRESET Sbirthng meo Sub.
$50.
s Sein 5ooipor.
ct SUBS OrO til bper Gag, no.
lagt al noroilespigife 8raiter. Ito.
gipet peo Carl Wnttbieien, Sogne.
pratt / asooing, o. Gbriition Better.
ien, S%ognepreit / Sfooborg. 402
Si0er / mutt uOitpret tort gino
meO eGcee Some" gilleoet o. 9itel
/ Sub. $f.25.
Dan. 2utb. BubI. Sou e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21
Qlormonismen belylt.
#(6ortiot ira She A.

5 en- Gale. bolot / 6a6ernaflet
i 1886, Tiger Mormonapoitelen 5.
Ot. 8rant. ioet ban taler ON BLOB
iorIoning5l9ren:
p5e9 Tiger. at Ger er 0ano
% &oil1oer Der til Steoe. bpilfe
leg pil raaoe til siebliffelig at
gaa I'll airfens 9rpiioent %
beoe banl ON at iionppne en- So
mite til at be6anole oeres Sao;
Lab 0ern9it Ct Steo bliue beitemt,
og LAD aomiteen uogpoe 0eres
9Io0. o5ournal Of 9iscour.
les. |. aar9, Sioe 81.
) Ell SoIe Al brigham gouig
/ iamme Dino Al pSournal OF 8is.
couries finoes fsl9enoe:
seq bar Jet Sneie % Sun.
0reoer al @enneifer, Der oiloe
bait 0iuligbeoer Il Den iiOIte
Gpitanoelie pil De faa oisiel
oeriom oeres Sio oar blenen ia.
get o. oeres Blob n0anot paa
Soroea, Iom en- pelbe9agelig 9ugt
Tor Den 4lmpgtige; men iom nh
er 9l9pelens Gngle, inotil Dor
9lore 9rooer. Seins ariitus op-
refer Dem. = %ooeroinoer 8e0en,
0elueoe % @ropen.~
o9tationeraes nguoelig1eo og
lluioenbeo forbpoer Den fuIoe I'm.
Uenoelie al bette 9rincip; men ben
1i0 I'll fomme, naar CUBS 9oo
0il TONNE til i'm f%uIofonmegiet. "
elsie 9itater. tagne ira Rcr.
monfirfens eane aptoriiereoe Sfrif-
ter. iom ieg bar / min 9eiiooelie,
oil aiDe Den ureoe 2eier ell 2eilig.
be0 til at osmme imellem Bal.
1borien og Niormonfirfen. Seq ne.
Ter, at bette er rette 1i0 oa Steo
til at 6ringe 0isie biitoriife gi0rag
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21
airfe;nopielie / Siefion, Alta.

Oil SUB, bliner 8etbanio Renis'
heos npe airfe / 8iefion. alberta.
Canada inooiet Senoogen Den I.
Roi 1911 oe Tisiionsms6e oil bli.
ue oibolot De 8 fslsenbe Onee.
aom nh 8enner oe bore mel os
!; oisie 9sitiosonge, for at tiIbeoe
aongen, Den Serr. 3ebnotb~. tSnh.
IA, 16) ) ifal pare Zig Del.
fomnei
Bill 5 meIoe eoers s.v..eme aoe
lib til en- Of unoerteeneoe?
gna getbanin Wenigbeos 9egns.
2. .. 2onneber9, 5mb
5 W ngnusen Brett.
0iefion, Alto, Gan1oou.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21
Hisiionsmpoe

af6oloes / 9erono, Qebr. / 0naene
IS - 30 april.
CIR. Beterien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21

Get man n9re ioprt ior Mor.
monfirfens 9oIpgamiiter. iom / goo
FRO aoleo Soiepb Smitbs geialing
on at inogao I 6lerfoneriet, at 30.
re oeune 9ere forogmt al airfens
moprenoe 0oerbooeo, Soiepb ).
smit6. Ell Slp9tning al grofeten.
3et maa / Sanobeo fni6e for Sir.
fen / lltab, fsr ben ifal fomme iao
langt at maotte itnnoie en- ooirefte
9labenboring"s 5liIobproelie, at
mnatte erflpre itrafDaroigt 6oao
airfens f9rite Qrofet oa Glitter er-
flPreoe ion oct eneite, 6poroeo
ID rmoninoioioerne funoe opnoa en-
e0ig Gpbeielie til 8uoers Wagt
og 9anq. 9ft fife oenne 3utios 5oi.
faitefie al airfens @runol9ggeIies.
aabenbarina lager Me0lemmer bort
i Tniin9pis, pier fun, bpilfe 9relle,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21
WDe

SIfert D: aanoen / apo'
itelfirfen. geileonine til Seloitu'
blum II. $40.
). 9. Weper: Snono = Opab =
6remao. 8oler bolot geroen ouer
Snob. $40.
J. getter: Spipl. autoriierei
OoeriatteIie REQ W. BoIff. Acc.
6. 5. soft: eutberif a~riitsuoom.
en tirfeIig Notwithstanding
20 Gents.
Raar 5proen IeSer. gernefort9I.
ling al u. = llogioet nf gnit.
asihl. .Sonicn. ID Gents.
Saniib entberan Enbl. Sunie.
Gam. 9utb. BubI. Soufe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21

iprlig itnrf gercberon.bp9get og
ri 6uroe baoe bebolot Den, men BET er
en- RegeG Dos os at ieloe ale 0nr,
ioo mart De opnaar en- aloer al .
4 6 Qar, bpor fortinli9e. De Iaa enc
moatte pore.
Ter finoes inaen 6eore Sin8it
9anoet mo .5ripolion@. 0ens af'
fom er ioprlemmet. im1lf formei
% lioli9e.
6. i. Sinemaiter & sOns
aeoto, Sa.. y. Mor. 1911.
aOm ino % ic uSripOlion"!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21
gibelbaanbbos

Get np 9eitoment. uoeioet al s..
g. 9anien.
|. 8fbelens 9iitorie. nj Brofes-
Iorerne Wnlo. Shmiot, s. 9orm,
goIo. ammunbien, giifop a. ..
poulien og canb. tbeol. aoge
S6mi0f.
II. Seoernes 9iitorie pan ariiti
9io. af prof. Torm, Sogne.
pr9it u. Jibieer, Sfoleinipefter
8ilb. goupeIl og 8eoaftionsiefre-
tRr s. g. 9nnien
III. Set M 3eitnmentes enfeIte
.Sfrifter. nj grof. g.. Naoien,
Sognepraiterne OF. aicaro, 6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21
Sie,nmrts 8ibIiotef.=


al DE nnere 9gger.
Sittebnrnet : 5~ortnqine al
Snianne @a9uebin. OneriRtteIIe
of Bertha Seibere. 292 Sioer.
Snob. $f.25.
9anfo : Misunderstanding al
gIiiobetb 5ronfe. goa Danif oeo
Sobn Riifop. 80 3. Snob. Goo.
gter- 6ortaaine fra ariiten.
forfeIgeIierne | armenien Of Bar.
tenie". 0oeriat of gnit. u. ..
Nooien. 1873 Sioer. Snob. 90e.
unge Sierter : On 5ort9l.
ling Of 2aurit5 Beterien. III 9.
Snob. Zoe.
San niIoe noget 5ortRl.
ling fra Den mere lib | Gnnmart
Of giI5eIm 7oufou. 1873 Sioer.
Snob. so Cts.
Sierterne oriues- Rittios-
forteline Of GIitb peberien. 295
Sioer. Snbb. $3.50.
Mara = misunderstanding al
g. ltImen. goa Ionff ueb gnit
q. Q. Rooien. f2f Sioer. Snob
70 Cts.
Dan. 2utb. BubI. Son E
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21
glair,,0ebr.

8uostieneite / Dor oanile strife
til ieouanlige Sioer paa Spnoaa-
5ormiooag 81. 1890 % 4ften ST.
3 Ssnoogsifole 81. SO.
aennaro SeneagSifole
Gormiooag ST. 10. llneonmsmeoe
gftermio0ag ST. 2.
8or Observation-Disclosures
Nners bar fuuoet poa. at 9ernefe
ifnl 10 omfring ! 9pen og aflp9ge
Beipg for at gre Sagttagclier. 5
Gnsoogs toge5 9ernene / s. 9rs
relic op til Cana College for at
ie Jig ON Der og gore Jig en- Soc an,
booo ct College er. 9prnene DOR /
buert 5nl0 meget glaze peo 8uren.
5 Monoags aftes foreiaIot
Der noget pda @aoen Der, iom pafte
ioa plot 0pIi9t, at Der I9ites ON bet
I Omabas9la0ene nplte Worgen.
Def par fort iagt QPr. Sohn ape,
DOR beremte Spoeforn. og 6rebauo.
Ter. Ser gau Dor @itp Manor, Dir.
@. II. 8illiams en- Curing, % 0r.
Aaioren traf Ell Hepolper frem %
affpreoe ct Bar Sfuo for 9tr.
apes 5eooer. 9ien oenrte Tile Gut
io0e bor en- 6orbiltorie. Nr. ape
oor meget oirfiom pan galg0ageit
forleoen FOR at foa Der. 8bite
0algt til Gin MaDor / 8ilIiams
Steo. aitiaa ogiaa for at tilfsie
Billioms Reoerlag. Get tog @il=
liams Ioa 6euanhe for / it 9lao
oeo at fort9ae noget ON aDe /
Retning al, at ban febte Wiais Al
6ormerne for soc pr. gu. og ioI9.
te ben tiI5age til Dem iom p9te
S9oemais for SIS pr. 9u. FIR. 4ne
meflte. Sen l~etteite Naa0e II betaIe
BiIliams for ianoan 4gerterin8
pno par at gfne BAN Ell Curing. Get
moatte Winioren ina neies meo.
og ban tier oiit BELT meo oenSfam
90 Sfaoe. Der er oDergaaet bait
% oct 9sr DIR. Ape maaIfe ogiaa.
Der er arriperet ct Gar in.
tontmere 6lanot Dor 0onife 9eiolf.
ming fornpli5, d enifer Dir.
@oos g. 6anien og 6uitru til 2rf-
te nieo Ell Cater! og DIR. q. Beef
og 5uitru neo en- Ssnl
Wr. 6. ,. Ard)er, iom er
tommen 5ertil ira Siour Sin, har
anbuet en- M SaoeImoqeriorret
ming I Reofielo's tioliaere 9utif
saa 5tb Street.
&c bans annonce anoet Steos
/ glooef.
gr6o 6ngt al oMornin3 8lorp
5iour~ tog lite 9r9mie poa oct
! San. afbol5te 8aibington go. Corn
Sbom". 6erneo berries pMorning
@iorD 5lour" at o9re Oct beoite
VEL / 8gen. 6oas Dos u. Beef &
Go. 8ris Sf.35 per Spf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21
Northumberland.

9i bar / aar ct tort nooals af
oanitt aoniirmotionsfort til 8, 10
og 10 gts. Stpffet, eaer per Guiin
asiortaret 90 gts. $500 os $3.50.
2igeleoes enfcIte til 90 os % Cts.
Stpffet.
OF engeIife aonfirmntionsfort bo-
res | Mar TO inroeIes fine og mag.
fuIoe Sort bpftet meo SilIebanno
til b~enbolospis Is og % Cts. S.Df-
fet.
gan. 2utb. 1ubI. 5oue G.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21
.Oaniferen""

Jre6og Den 81. april 1911.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21
SaHif RisiiOns.S ansbes.
= for =
Seoninge og Ssraels.
Wisiionen.

y u W y
Wisiionen.
SomIet Of naomiteen for De al
minoeIige Observation-Disclosures, Jon
beitoar nf Bait. u. gnih, giifot
aoct. gnit. Z. oeeitrup, Or. .eoI. 3,
Raoien, grosierer Sobs. Shrsber,
goitor Glib. Ssrenien os 2ic. teoI.
9orm. llSgiuet al let oanife Ris-
iionsielifob".
gogen inoeboIoer 1853 Risiions.
iange aliobetiif oroneoe / to afoe.
finger:
1. 5eonineemisiion.
2. SsrneIsmisiion.
2igeleoes biitoriife OpIpsnineer
ON Sangenes OprinoeIie, off.
9rpft paa goot Bopir.' Reget
itprft Omilog. Yris ID gis.
gaa BARTER giues Habat.
9nn. 2utb. Bubl. 8oufe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21
! s.. 0mens.

Blair, Qebr.
6ejtnreoe: Get er bleDen os
maOoelt, 1T e bar febt v1ripo-
lion (64f43) gerc6eron Rr. AZ
OFT, ). 3. Rr. 2f402. 3ette 91r
bar itoaet / Dor Stal0 Be iioite
4 aor og bar oun0et itor 9p Der
poa ggnen ION aols6pr. Gen .r
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21
Wisiiunsmsoe

bIiper. ON Serren oil, afboIot
SomIin, Sa., / Dnaene 8. 6. oe 7.
Rni.
graiterne j. Qnoerien. Roiie,
Sa.. 5. q. 2orien, Siour Gin, Sa..
os u. %. RieIien, SaetionuiIIe, ga,
bar Iopet at 6eItase
a9rIig Snobpoelie til Gle.
5. g. Gbriitianen en-.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21

5. Cob. $. Soffmeper % Sfolc-
foritonoer CIR. Gbriitenien.
9ris, inbb. $2.f0.
Saniib entb. Gnbl. Sonie,
Blair, 9ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21

Tan. 2utb. gubI. Soue.
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gated. at $40 an acre. 1t will add to
the wealth of the state $4,000. 900
annually. The progress of this de-
velOpment is. therefore. of para
mount Importance to the state.
These projeots, which normally
would be completed within the
next eighteen months. are halted by
a paralysis hrought upon the indus
try by the neglect of the state to
protect 1t FROM the invasion of the
ndcaater. Capital suddenly be-
gan to look askance at this FORM
of Investment, and the most lesiti-
mate protests languish for the
want of a reliable criterion by
which investors may discriminate
between the good and the bad.
The welfare of Colorado demands
that steps be taken to free irriga-
tion from this unmerited dis
repute. The, law permits the state
land board to become the agent
of this invaluable public service.
An aroused public sentiment looks
to this board for such frelief. BY
.arefully Investigating the merits of
these projects and investing a
small amount of the state school
funds In those which are found mer
itorious. as permitted by the stat
utes. after they have been complet-
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1t is q good plan that beets be
rolled before thinning. using
smooth roller. the larger IN diam
eter the better. This packs thy
dirt around the young beets. and
makes a mulch of the numerous
ANAL cIods. and helps the thin
ners very materially In leaving
the soil around the beet which is
essential protection on account OF
the hot sun which sunburns the
tender rootlets. and from the pre-
vailing winds which very much
damage the small plants. and In
many cases destroys them when
left exposed.
Cultivation should be repeatedly
followed IN order to check evapor-
alton. The knife attachment should
be used as liule as possible after
the field has been freed from the
weeds. as the use OF this tool
causes the formation of a smooth
crust directly below the depth the
tool has been operated. In apply
ing irrigation water IL Is advisable
to run a bull tongue In front OF
the Irrigation shovel which opens
up the ground and thereby permits
the saturation of the subsoil where
the moisture is most needed for
the development OF the root system
and formation OF a long beet root.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1911-06-14

AccordLnq To NV wav of IoOktnp
nj those tbipps tbere is no cause
whatever 10 arnrah.rd ,.1,ip, val
noe for tho land of tho Western
,armer ana tho th,pss 4, brings
,or,, In ono, g.n.ro,. fashior The
.v.;,.h,. ,,,,,,.ah,,a .,. 10 s,a,d,ly
shri,Lin. nrv and ditch land is
hetna ,.t.r with increas,n, eager
.. ..,uhu, ,h. pooLv mann
tot, ana paci,,o oo.s, s,a,.s This
-, =, a,,,u .,.a shou,a a,
sec,iv.,y disnose of an fears of n
.o,..s,.a movana,, r,. man
w,o Roc ,,v.s,ea :, Desirable agri-
.,I,,ro, land in Colorado and
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