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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11

ne ousgeoebnte @alofldde in elm
@einberggeldnoe, 6as ungefabr 49,
900 5tode entbalten miro, lngetpa11-
0elt. - Ser 8ergbau oeS Wnrm-
repiers feiert int fomamenoen Sab-
re ein leltenes Subilaum. IS mer<
SEN Damn 800 Sabre, ieitoem bon Sen
gebten ser Mbtei &olour nit ser Sc
minnung bon @teinfobfe1 Ger Mn-
fang .gemadt m1roe. = Dte .Staot
@emagenb at Sen Dedonten MMl=
Ter aus MnlaB oes 25idbr. Subilaa1ms
als Seeliorger ser 6ortigen fatb. Sir
d%engemein6e gum @brenburger er=
nonnt. = SIN SO. 2ebensiabre itarb
in 81. Soar ser bodtp. 8farrer sc.
q. @oelider. - !&odup. &r. S. 90.
%anien, friiberer &farrer bon
itarb int Sitter bon 63 Sab
rem. = SIM Sitter bon 83 Sabren lit
Mrnol0 Stauff. ser alteite Sitter bon
@0In un6 ser lebte 8%egriinoer Ses
nGolner 9ie0erfran5" geitorben. -
SSn @1e.i6 mrr>e Ser &entenem=
pfGnoer @irb erihlagen. Mls m1tb-
maBIide Sbdter fins ser Coin nno
ser @dhmiegeriobn 6es gridlaaenen
in &aft. : Sn 30. @1ooba&
fam Ser %69iGbrige SSnpali6e Sbeo0.
@eper 5u San un6 erlag einem S6a-
6elbrl1d. - Dos nit einem Soften
oufmam5e bon 100000 Mf. erri&=
tete ttelte @ranfenbaus ser &reua=
ifymeitern in 8 mie16orfi lit bo1l=
en6et un6 ieiner 8eltimmung iiber=
geben.
6eHen=MaHa,t.
Ser ant @pmnaiium in Seer lett
81 Sabren mirfen6e &rofeiior ST..
Meinbar6 lit int SO. 2ebensiabre &C.
ltorben. = Sn 6uI6a itarb Staot=
pfarrer Sob. Serb. @ruB I'M Sitter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11
6oIf in 6reiburg, papitlidaer

6oIf in 6reiburg, papit1ider
@auspralat, lit im ". 9ebensiabre
geitorben. - gben6ort 1T Ser benin
Errmer ge1egene groBe 8ismartsbof
oes @emein0eratbes Sol. Sal(er nit
groBen @orrdtben abgebrannt. Ger
52jdbrige 81e@nermeiiter S. @ber<
bar6t i%tiir5te eben0a bon elmer Setter
u1no erlag eitem S9a6elbrud. - Sn
@obr6orf branrte oas @aitbaus
~3um @diff", in Dem ii6 Sic &oit<
agentur befan6, ob.
Seiterretd=1tngarn.
Sn @ien lit ser t. Ii. t. &egi=
mentsar5t Gr. @rnit 3eiiel geiforben.
- 9ieut. Carl @urtb, 8etriebs1etter
ser Milit6r = @onierbenfabrif S IL
5ers6orf bel @ien, feierte iein
25idbr. Dienitiubildum.- Sm 5@loi<
lie 5n MeuIengbaa ri@tete Elm
berbeeren6er Brand groBen S4aoen
an. - SSn @orneubnrg ner<
bronnte sic 76iGbrige 8ribate Caro-
lime Sibinger, ols fie a1 einem Spt=
ritusfo@er lire @leiber in brand
iebte. - 5tationsdef Settler BON
g nj + n tpur6e bon oem @alt<
mirtbsiobn augmeier eridoiien. Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11

@einri@ 6erris, &aber, @eb., lit Elm
otter Sreun6 bon SoIep's &orep aro
Tar COMPOUND. gr idreibt: I'D
babe 6oIeps &onep ans Gar Go:s<
pouno iiber 5man3ig Sabre gebrard1t
uro fa11n 6nsielbe ie6em getpiiieEbaft
empfeblen, mel4er eine CUTE Sniten<
Me6i5in gebrau9t. Sd Bin ser Mn<
fidt, 6ob Solen's &onep arb Sar
gompoun6 ieines. .@leiden nidt Bat
MoIitor Drug 5tore.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11
Sntereien be5ablt at 3ett=@ertifitaten.

MH0r6er, Ser 6as @ttentat gegen eli
nett anoeren 8ean1ten beablibtigt
batte, ml1r5e nerbaftet. - &aufmann
@i1b. &reil, ser bereits 5 Beriooen
8iirgermeiiter bon Snnsbrud
mor, murbe einitimmig mie6erge~
mablt. - Mit Sem 8au elmer 11euen
&irde, sic auf Dem sta0tplabe, mo-
ii@ iett Sic Silialfirbe befin0et, err
ridtet tper6en miro, jon @n6e Mai in
8o6enba9 begomen mer6en. Ser
@oitenporanidlag be5iffert iid auf
3OO,O &r. obne innere @inridtung.
- Ser 9eca1r 6es friifterbii@0fliden
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11
Giner Mntter Sprae.
Cine iurgfaltige Mutter mirf

Cine iurgfdltige Mutter miro if
rem &in6e feline Me6i5in geben, of
ne 3u miiien, oaB fte rein lift, feline
Spiaten entbdlt unb beilen0e uno
m%obltbuen6e &raft bat. Sol@ cite
Me6i5in lit Sole's &onep ano Sar
COMPOUND fir Stidbuiten, 8laubu=
ften, 8ronditis un0 ale Mffeftionen
6es &nIies, ser 8ruit .un6 Ser 2un=
gen. 8eftes nn6 liberties fir &in<
ser un6 erpa9iene 8erionen. @nt-
baIt feline Spiaten. Molitor Drug
Store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11
Sic altc @etmatb.
@eitpremken.

SuUL III. w
@on5ig lit oas @ad polltanSie
obgebronnt. - @oloene Sod15ett
fcierten ser 5tellmad]er SRI. Mfuli=
nopsfi in @r. @olmfan nno
ieine gbefrau Matbil0e, geb. 2oren5.
- 3pei &inoer eritidt iin6 SEM Snlt=
n1ann &iinitler 6es &itterglltsbeiibers
Mal,rer in &orpomen BEL einen
3immerbrono. = Sbren 102. &C.
bursting feierte in geiitiger nno tor
perlider Stride Sic inn fafb. Soipital
lit 5trosburg%p obnen6e @ittpe
Seglinsfa.
&rpp. @ad)ien. .
Ole neue 8farrfirde in Selbra,
Gin i60ner 8a1, Ser NIT einem So
itenal1f mon0e bon $4,000 Mf. erri6=
tet ml1roe, lit fit sen @ottes0ienit er=
Dffnet mor6en.
@eitfalen.
Sn @0belbof itarben 2 &inoer
1eS 2an0mirtbeS @%rin5enring un0 2
on6ere fins erfranft inf olge @ergif=
tl1Q oltr6 per6orbenes 6leii6. -
3os giierne Yrielteriubilalm feierte
ser Sdlobpicor Or. tbeol. 8ernb.
gfebler int 90 ii II It ct. - Sn Gle
II peri6ie0 bodtp. ST.. 8forrer u10
2on06edont @aipar @ieie, 81 Sabre
alt. = Sn Mettingen lit bodm.
@forrer &einr. @iigling int Sitter bon
70 Sabren geitorben. Snfolge eli
nes Sdd6elbrltds itarb sic @befrau
@ilb. @tepeling lit @ir@1in6e
oatr6 Mbitl1r5 bon elmer Sreppe. =
Ser 69iabrige 2an6mirtb Sra. 2uit=
tide bon 9ro1sbagen berun=
gillette bel elmer Drudbrenneret to6t-
1if. - Ser &ouer Srie6r. Meifebl
pur6e ouf ser 8ede ~@ludanfiegen"
ol1r6 einen @eiteinitur5 %get06tet nn6
ouf gIeide @eiie oerungliidte auf Ser
3ed)e uM6oIf bon &aniemann" gu
Mengebe ser @al1er Mnbr. Sell
moier. = Muf 3ede u&beinelbe" 5u
@e1fenfir6e n tpl1r6e 6ur6 cine
@rpIoiion Elm Mrbeiter get06tet, Elm
atpeiter lebensgefabrIid berIett. SSn
&erne mur6e ser 22idbriae Berg
mann &einr. @iefe, a1s er fetnen
6Oiabrigen @nter be6robte, bon iei-
1aem eigenen 21idbr. Bru6er ertpiirgt.
- Sn 8ri1on f1og 6as mengbaus
Ser @prengitoff-Sobrif Sophie M.=@.
infoIge elmer @rpIoiion in Sic 2uft.
8ier Mrbeiter puroen geto6tet unb 2
idaper perIett. - Sn Ber6en er=
6roffelte ser Beramorrt 50. @euter,
info1ge ebeIider 3miitigfeiten, feline
fSro11 a1n6 erbdngte ftb 6ann.
@einprobin5.
Die groffnung 6es 3ueigeleiiigen
-@etriebes auf ser 8abnitrede u + T.
meiIer 9 ii pelfe16 finoet
erft am 1. SuIi ftatt. SSn 6em ober-
bolb Sem &obenfe1s gu Meu=
magen gelegenen @elanoe miro Ell
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-20
wiener ainitler : Grinmcrnnsm.

2uotpig Sitter b. Br5ibroms CT
innernngen zines alten Oelterlei-
iders", Die Dor einieer 3eit eridie-
men iino, iteben nod IN friiher uno
ungenebmiter erinnerung. Sect labt
nun Der yalte Sefterreider" Bel Ger
9elltiten 8erlagsanitalt in Stntt-
CART uno 2eip3ig einen 5peiten gono
9ebenserinnerungen folgen, Der, fo-
nett oies iiberbaupt mogli6 it,
nod pradtieer lit, als Der erite, iino
namentlid ipesen Der 5ablreiden Or.
in~nernngen an beoentenoe aiinlt-
Ter, nit oenen Bri5ibrnm 5rIam.
mengefommen 1T, Dem gllbe pie!e
0reunoe merben miro. Sn 8ien
muroe 9r5ibrom Mit9lieo Der geril,
1len Sniel", zines 8unoes lultlger
aiiultler, Der in benz Sinterltilb.
diem zines gierlofals auf Dem &of-
lenmarfte, .3um 2otbriuger" &C.
beiBen, aamohentli6 einnlol 5lllam-
menfam. Sin Der Spibe oieies
gunoes, Der nit ieinen luitigen
Sibuneen INNER reht e%e6eimnispol(
tot, itono elm n@roBmeiiter".
,3u Der Belt, mo 9r5ibram Der
oriinen esnlel a~neeborte, ipar uSieg-
mart, ser gnbploniihe, i'm Burger
lihen @eben Sipobooa, Der Wal r,
@robmeiiter. Dieler G%5roBmeiiter
batte nad 8r3ibrams l%annieer
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-20
Suit Elm @mnbcr.

Na6 Der @rfldrung BON W =.
Solsclatp, in Clarendon, Ser, trat
Del ieinem @ruoer cine erltonmlide
@erdnoerung elm. @riterer ibreibt:
Or bate iold' ihredli6cn Sulten,
bob mir aae ein llebergeben sur
S6tpinoiu6t befiirdteten. st per-
Iudte nun Or. Sings Seem Disco
perp@ uno 5ebn Slaiden oapon FIJI.
rierten i'm poaitonoig. Sect lit er
~ferneeiuno uno ipiegt 219 8fnno.
llniere Samilie eebran6t ieit Sob.
rem Dos Mittel fir 9uIteh llno @r
fdltungen nit ellten @rfolgen." es
mirft idneG, lit garontiert, 5ilper'
lGiiie. 8reis SOC nnb $t.00. Tro.
befloide frei BEL alien apotbefern
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-20

milbert meroelt f0nnte, ooh 5at
man oapon leetber nidts mebr Sc
bort, 10 oaB es ideint, als lei oas
groieft fallen gelaiien lporoen.
0ieie neuelte @oGflilt miro mol
ba5u oienen, Die SluBfonlmiiIion
ouf meitere @%blpebrmittel oenfen Sit
MAIDEN. 8feibt man 6ei Dem Geld.
ipitenl 10 miro mon mol 5u &C.
m%entbolttelt qreifen miiIien, Die jest
bel alien aroBen bporuulii6en BlG-
llem anr glnlpel10lng fonln1en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-20
Cine quite bcntIde Site

lit es, GBeumatismus, @idt, Sen.
raIeie, grfaltungen, uim. nit &ain.
@rpeller 5u bebanoeln. Salten Sic
an Der Site felt. Sic fonnen Der
edten 8ain-grpeaer in allen oert-
ifen Mpotbefen 81 % uno so Gent
Die SIoi6e befommen. Ser ehte
lit an ser @nfer S6uBmarfe En-
fprntTih
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-20

S6iloerung Die eieentimlidm @d-
be IN beinabe allen leberoen Spra.
den Reoen 5u baltenb oie fem Ser
Sprahe alnoiger ion1t perlturb,
neil er Die 2aute, Ben Mf5ent, oie
gar5e Gortragsneiie Der fremoul
Sprabe in 10 merflpiroiger Sit
uortauidte, oaB. ielbit epradper-
ltanoige ibm LANCE ernItbaft folg-
ten, big iie oes 8etruges inne pllr
ben. @ines Mbenos eridien
@leranore Dumas, ser Mcltere, cFs
p8ilgrim", mie es I'M Snieljargon
bieB. Sem @roBmeiiter fiel sic
aufea6e 8u, oen Sremoling init ei-
ner Geoe in fron5oiii6er Sprodje
5u besriiBen. 0as tat er belrn ouc9
nit entipredenoer Seierlidfeit III
Saltung unb Son. Dumas Itrel1gle
ieine Sorfroft auf's @euBerite ali
nno bling nit Den Nugen ait Sen
2ippen oes Seitreoners, Ser iein
iIBeites 2ddeln aufgeltedt batte,
big er int Gone ser @er5peiflnng
ieinem Mahbar ~aurief: .Mais, Ie
ne comprenos pos I'm mot. @s brad,
Elm Sturm Der Seiterfeit los, in belt
Dumas e%initimmte, als man i6n
aufgefldrt bate. Sci Sen MitgIie-
bern Der griinen Sniel NOR es Sit
te, bob ieoer CUR @eibnodtsbei9.-
rllng einen @egenitano liefern muB-
te, Der oen @ert zines @nloens
nidt iiberiteieen olirfte, melllt es
nift elm gr5euenis ieiner eigenell
&lInitfertigfeit mar. Mlloolf 9llt,
Der Iquarelliit, brahte gu elmer
iolden MISUNDERSTANDING nun
einmal elm poleingebiintes glatt,
ouf oas iid Bel Der gerloiultg alle
@lide bege6rlid ridteten. gs nor
ein Stiaeben, Dem folgenoe 3eilen
beiloeen: Ser @eeenitano oiei25
8iloes - namlib Elm ariiecl 9iev,
Elm Hettid, Elm Safe ilao ein 9rot
fepr1ientiert einen @ert bon
boditens 20 aren5err, nesbalb i)
CUR grgan5ung nod BEN auf einen
@uloen feblenoen 8etrag beilese.
Iud inn areiie Der Muiifer, bic
ii6 in @ien nod ben 8bilbarmoni
id)en &on8erten UNI Die Mittags
itunoe gum gemeiniamen giicn ODER
ipnit in einem beiheioenen 2ofole
ppriammelten, fat Yr8ibram biibid,e
Troben BON &iinltlergeilt iamnleln
fonmen. Soiepb Seames6erger, Der
@eiger, lpielte ou6 bel ben lainli-
gen llnterbaltungen Die erite @ei.
ge. @egen ieines idlagfertiaes sci
ses, nift BON Der iteheroen Cor
tt, iolloern BON Der barmloien, mot
er iebr beliebt. Simmer batte er Ell
ne treffenoe gemerfung, mandmai
al.d einen &alouer, i'm 0orrat. Ils
9ireftor bes &onierpatoriums, ,
bate er cine Sreel, elm @ei6enf
zines @onners Der Mnltalt, 81 pri,'
fen. ginige geiiiter oes Griifungs-
allsi6uiies bemdneelten oas Quiet.
iben Ser 8feifen. @ber Selmes- !
berger beidmidtige ie mis- oen
@orten. gMeine 6erren, elmer &c.
idenften Sreel, iiebt ma nidt IN
bic @orgel". 4ls in @ien gum
erIten Male cine Serenaoe &pbert
@olfmonns inn geiiein bes Sompo.
niIten aufgefiibrt uorben mar, ioll-
tc Senmesberger ben 1onoifier
in elmer @eoe feiern. Miin mar
8olfmann Ser idpeisiamite WenlG
ben mar iid iiberbaupt oenfen
fam, uno 10 belt oenn Seamesber- !
ger sic folgenoe 8eoe: u8enn
Sdmeiqen @olo uno &eoen Silber
lit, melden S6as muB iif mir
Sreuno Observation-Disclosures be-
ben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-20
Krane nn> idbmaeb?

Ser mid bebanoete, fonnte mir nidt beien. Sd entidloB mid, GaroaI
al periuben. Sein @ebraub bat mid geiuno gemadt. garbni bali
mir auBerorbentIi0 umo i6 etnpfe1le es aaen leiOenOen
Sraren."
Garomi lit eie refine arouter GQeoBin, mills bod frdfhgeno, fir
Srauen. Sem t~punoerbarer grfolg in Ser 8ebanolung bon Sranenleis
Sen 1to 5rauenidfpdde in o@n Iebten SO Sabren, bernbt olf Der Chat
lade, baB Garbni auf Sen @rno 6s l1ebeIs gebt rno Der Nutur biHt
oe geidupafte peiblibe &oniitrtion gu fraftigen, IN elmer san3 rratur-
li1en @ene.
5angen Sic nod beute an, earOni al %eebranben. es miro Sbnen
helfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-20
0ein GalpnteI m0tig.

Gas id60Iide uno u%nangenebme
@innebmeu bon 8alonel 1T nnnotie
aeporoen our6 nSimmonS' 2ipcr
9urifier", oie befannte miloe 2eber'
W2eoi5iL bie aber einen eriinoli6en
@ffeft e~r5ielt. Mur IN gelben 9let.
i6ad)teln perpadt. 8reis 25c. Gin.
nal nerIlldt, INNER aebraltbt.
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GROWN BOTTLING co.

9tep. Miaer, OeiGaftsfhbrer.
iii Sones Gpenae, eeseniiber Der Gone
Gtnr Brnierei. Gan MntoHio, SeEaS.
~ 6nbrifdnten bon allen Nrten goo
bntpai}er, MineraltpnHer uno borduglsn
benz p~oIbefdnnten 2itbta 0elteI.
Beibe &elephone. Greie ablteferln9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-20
Grfannt.

o@obin 10 eilig2@
y3rm Suipelier, meiller 5ron Ell
men grillontriug faufen."
.Go2 @os bolt 9u oelm ori9e4
ltelit2"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-20
sic f0imMett DOS pertteiDett

GHdenIdner5en, aopfpeb, sdpade, 9erboitat, Nebereedlagen=
bit 1mo gerorieblidfeit-6 abliben an5iden peiblider sdpa6e-
berbittern mander Sralt lire Sreuoe am 2eben. @QeS oas fam ber=
miebet neroen 1no sic fonnten iorglos leben, tpenn Sic Dem geipele
onoerer srauen folgen tpiroen, oenen Sarbni, oas Srauen Starfungs-
mitteI, @eilnobet 1no 3ufrieoenbeit gegeben.
Grou G. 81. Smtb, Golosboro, g. g., idaeibt lms in ehnen1 tbrer
griefe: SD bette pde beunrubigenoe Spnptome zines 5rauenlei,
oens. geein aopf ihmer5te uo meme Seite that mir peb. Ser @r5tz
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-07-26
SENATE COMMITTEE PROBES
CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS

WASHINGTON, July Former
senator Scott OF West Virginia testl-
fed today before the senate campaign
contributions investigating commit
tee. He was a member Of the repub-
lcan national committee in 1904.
George W Perkins, said Scott.
asked me that year regarding the
situation in West Virginia said
there was some doubt of the re-elec-
tion of the republican candidate for
governor He said he was friend OF
Roosevelt and would not like TO see
West Virginia go democratic and
then he gave $4,000 to help the
campaign there, / contributed moth.
ing TO the national fund, but gave
$oO.ooo or $4,000 to the West Vir-
ginia fund.
Scott said he knew OF no contrlbu-
lions by Morgan, Hayemeyer or othe,
trust magnates,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-07-26

= BERGER SAYS THAT
y HANFORD'S RESIGNATION
= CONFESSION OF GUILT.

y WASHINGTON, July "a \
u take Judge Hanfords resig- \
nation as an admission of his \
guilt" was the statement here =
y today of Congressman Berger of =
= Wisconsin, who introduced the =
= resolution calling for the i'm =
= peachment of the Seattle jurist. :
= When informed that Hanford =
y had rendered his resignation to =
= President Taft, berger said:
Y In introducing my resolu- =
y tion calling for action against \
= Hanford, ! was fighting corrup- \
y tion on the bench generally and \
= not Judge Hanford personally =
y The Haniord and Archibald cases \
= are splendid argumnets for the \
= recall of judges. IL would be =
= mighty good thing for the coun- y
= try If a couple of dozen more :
= United States judges would re- =
= sign or be recalled by the peo- \
= pie. The present system of i'm \
peachment is unsatisfactory, y
2 cumbersome and costly. The \
' fact that Hanford resigned is a =
= confession that had a good y
= case against him and that my '
= action was justified. l had 9TH \
= er undisclosed evidence against \
= him and he probably knew it \
= was coming" \
y y y y \ y y y y y y y \ y
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-07-26
HAPPY WOMEN.
Plenty Of Them in Grants Pass, and
Good Reason for IL.

Wouldn't any woman be happy.
After years OF backache suffering
Days OF misery, nights OF unrest,
The distress OF urinary troubles.
When she finds freedom
Many readers will profit by the fol-
lowing
Mrs. ] Waterman. Phoenix Ore
son, says II have no hesitation In
recommending noans Kidney Pills
as ! have had ample proof OF their
merit Oyer-eXertion or being on my
feet for any length oi time caused my
back to ache and sent sharp pains
through my lolns frequent head
aches and spells OF dizziness also
bothered me- knew that my kid
neys were az fault and hearing Doan 8
kidney Pills highly recommended,
procured supply began their use
and they relieved the difficulties
which had so long distressed me-"
For sale by all dealers Price so
cents Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name -Doan's and
take no other
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-07-26
++++++++++++++++
PACIFIC NORTHWEST
LAND PRODUCTS SHOW

What has heretofore been known
as the Oregon Apple Show will be
greatly broadened in scope and pur-
pose this season, the state Horticul-
tural society, under whose auspices
and management the show is held,
enlarging 1t to the Pacific Northwest
Land Products Show. The fall exhi-
bition will be held in Portland No
yember 18th to 23rd, inclusive. In
announcing this expansion, the boa d
OF directors says the following:
After careful consideration by
the board of directors and the off
GERS Of the Oregon State Horticulture
al society, a conclusion was reached
that the interests of those engaged in
the many branches of agriculture
should be recognized as well as the
interests of the orchardists. There
fore every district in the Pacific
Northwest will be invited to arrange
for competitive exhibition, collective
displays of all orchard and soil pro-
ducts grown in and best adapted to
their respective localities.
ITO the orchardist, districts, COM
mercial clubs, and other exhibitors,
will be offered attractive cash prizes
and other premiums of value. as an
inducement to exhibit the best of
their commercial fruits and products
in all competitive classes.
NO entry fee will be charged.
Space will be allotted as near re-
Quirements as possible
THE Pacific Northwest Land Pro-
ducts Show will be educational in
character and all its purposes, and by
collecting in one grand display all
that the orchard and soil produces
will enable districts and individuals
to compare their fruit and other
crops with all other sections to con-
slider the effect of soils and climatic
conditions, and thus learn what var
ieties are best suited to their own To-
cality."
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-07-26
FALLS FIFTY FEET
TO BOTTOM OF WELL

E A, Laggergren fell fifty feet
down a we'll Sunday but miraculous
ly escaped serious injury. He was
working at the bottom of a afty-fve
foot well being dug on Foundry
street In the west part of town when
he was partially overcome by The
gases generated in the shaft. aud az.
tempted to climb up the ladder to the
top He was within 1--WE Zee. of the
top when he lost consciousness and
fell to the bottom. luckily not strik-
ing the curbing In the descent There
was no water in the we'll and Mr.
Laggergren struck on his back
which was severely sprained, and he
was otherwise bruised injuries from
which he will readily recover. how.
ever. He was removed from the wei!
with a rope which other workme,
lowered to him.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-07-26
FARMER LOUGHRIDGE
GROWS BIG ALFALFA,

Alfalfa has become one of the
most popular crops grown in this
county, and the fact that this kind
OF forage is in demand at good prices
makes it highly profitable, and has
induced many persons to turn their
attention to growing it. 1t requires
rich soil and abundant irrigation.
With these conditions 1t can be pro-
fJably grown in this section where
market and active demand exists.
One of the best new fields of al
falfa in the county belongs to DR.. S.
Loughridge. It is located three
miles below Grants Pass, and the
field contains thirty-five acres. AT
the time of the first cutting this
summer it was waist high in most
places and in some breast high. The
yield in the first cutting was more
than two tons per acre and il can
certainly be claimed that the field
was a pretty sight when the moving
machine entered 1t for the first har-
vest After cutting and curing It
was marketed on the field at $1,000
per ton, bringing a handsome reve-
nue. to the owner.
The first crop, on account of the
timely rains, did not need irriga-
ton, but the doctor was prepared
put the water on had it been neces-
sary. He pumps from the Rogue
river, distance of 45 rods. through
fiume which brings It directly from
the river to the alfalfa fields by a CEN
trifugal six inch pump, which raises
the water at the rate of goo gallons
per minute. This pump is run BY
a gasoline engine and furnishes irri-
CATION not only at moderate expense
but abundantly.
DR.. Loughridge is one of our most
enterprising farmers in this county
and he has developed the alfalfa
farm spoken of as we'll as another
farm on the opposite side of the An
pIegate Last year he set a worthy
example to those who have the
money to develope farms in Jose
phlne county. On the two places
mentioned he expended within the
past twelve months s3,5OO.OO in bet. |
terments.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-07-26
ALBERTA MAN WILL
LOCATE IN GRANTS PASS.

Through twenty-five states In
search Of a cline more congenial and
la country OF better agricultural and
commercial prospects in which to
make a home for himself and his
family, W. o. Hill, Of Acme, Alberta,
has decided upon Josephine county
and Grants Pass as his Eldorado.
Mr.. Hill has been engaged in farm
ing in the northern country where
the mercury goes through the bottom
OF the thermometer in the winter and
then knocks the top off in the sum-
mer. He has been successful in his
ayocation from the point Of view Of
dollars and cents, and now comes tJ
the valley of the Rogue where ma
tural conditions offer less resistance
to effort.
He has taken housekeeping rooms
in the Dean apartments, where the
family will reside while Mr. Hill re-
turns to Alberta to haryes, his crop,
when he will return here to make
home.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-07-26
ODD FELLOWS WILL
BUILD AT ROC, RIVER.

The Odd Fellows lodge at Rogue
River will commence the erection of
fine brick block next week, the
prime reason for the structure being
to provide the lodge with an ade-
quate meeting place The building
will be 50XlU0 feet in size, of two
full stories and basement. The up
per floor will contain the lodge hall,
4SX6O, with ante-rooms. The lower
floor will contain store rooms The
front will be of pressed brick This
lodge is but two years old, but it
has made wonderful growth from
the time of its organization.
To provide funds for the construc-
tion OF the building, bonds in the
amount of $4,000 were issued
bearing I per cent interest, and
when they We're offered for sale they
found ready takers at par