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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-01-21
SutelbranS.
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@oiton. Wlaii.. 16. esal

Wolipll Wtallp 10. aSdnltdt.
9oitons beriibmtes Sotel, oas BE
bere Saus, geriet beuie friib 2 llbr in
Brand. Gas Iener brad in 0el
@rotte. eilten Speiieiaal aus, nnl
perbreiiete it'd mt raieuoer Sdneae
giele @dite iunroen onh iSeueripebri
Ieute mo anoere Nctter user ole Gel,
tern ius 5rele aetraaeuo m,0ere lie
len. leidt getleioet, onrh Oen giaud
ms 6reie. Bon Dem Sotd iprann
0as s5euer in 0aS @ebanoe Der giatio,
nal 2ancers. ser 6eueruebrfonpao
ME 9iO. 4 mo ors SDtel Herfor1
iiber. Die Qbaiie Ses Iegteren mnBten
ins 5reie. Gin 6euermcbrnlanu
iuuroc getotet. BoIi5eibeanlte, oie IN
oa9 Hepere Sous einDrangeh i'm
tSdite 30 retien, fpuroen onrd Sic
6lammen 5nriif9etriebeM lie iagen,
oaB Gubeuoe in Dem breHuenoen
0auie iino.
9aS 5erltorte SoteI aeb5rt 81 Sen
6efannteiteu Der 5ereinigten 5taa.
ten. IS beberbergte inter 1nberen
Nebiter, @lepelali0. aoetino 8aiti,
ebriiina gillion sfaiier georo BON
9raiilieL ben fBrobiiiriten aleris
Don Mubldno, loipie Die Generate
Grant, Sberman mio Gberi0an.
SIM Sabre 1860 nabn aud Rrin3
gqbert pom Males. Der ipatere aonig
gopar0 VII. BON Gnalano, tlir5en
4nienthnLt bort.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-01-21
Cine BotfC6aft.
Ser @ra6oeut beipridt oas Guar
igitem nnS Sie MetbOoen ees
SeairrnussSienites
soitipisIise Rsiisu,
g8aibinaton, II. San.

IAitNANAtf - NfNt't-
1raf0ent Gait lan0te Dem acn.
ereB beute eine 9otld)aiS. in Der Ell
Die gSihtigfeit betont. Oen Gertreterr
oes Solfes mo Oaourb Dieiem ielbli
elHe ertIarang barber 3u aeben
mas ans Dem 9etrage BON nabeill
Ielner Nliaioroe be5oblt miro. luelhe
Der Re3iernnaSnienlt idbrlih per.
ihimat.
Ter raAifalite Gorlnlaa ieiner beri
tigeu 9otidait l0uft 0araui hihaiS
laHtlidle @erluolhlua@beunite Der NE.
aierlmg mo Der requirements IN
SSaibinaton INTO i'm aansen Game
inter Den 3ibiIoieult 5ll brinsen. bon
0cr Golitit polllt1aoia unabhnngig
at MAIDEN iuiO ihren Eienit pon oenl
pieriabriaen Sernlin frei 5u MAIDEN.
Ser Erolioent erfIart, ooB Die SIus.
oehmtng oes @er0ienitinitemS uno
|eine notipenoige Regnlieriina Der @e.
bdIter 0ie beiteu Stiisen ser Spor.
ionIteit uno Der @rhobung Der Sci.
itunasfGbiafeit iein miiroen.
Die @otihaft neripeilt nidlt in Gin.
3elbeiten bel Ser aomntiiiionsarbeit.
Die auf @eheiB oes aongreiies iett
ieit 1i5 Sahren pollbradlt miro. Jon.
bern peiIt nur onf 3erbeiierimgeil
bin. Sic i'm &egierlmasoienit porae.
uomnien lperoen fonnten uHO melhe
cine eriparniS BON Ntlllionen Don
Collars SIR sSolse haben niiroen.
Ger aongreB mir0 Oaber eriudlt. oieie
GomnliiiioR meiter 3u uuteritiiBen
0iirth @elpiIliaime bon 100000 mo
$50, 600 fir SEN Drud Der 9eridlte.
g'on 3eit III Belt tuiiroeu oann Oieie
9eridte nit beiouoereu 8erbeiie.
rnn9sonrihIdgei, oen SouareB iiber.
ion0t meroen. Ios 8onite bat nod
slnaabe oes @rdiioenten bisber
$130.000 gefoitet. uno ohne bis belite
aroBe llnipdl5ungen aeidaiien 5n
haben, bat es idon cine gripnruis
non $4,000. 900 iGbrlidl beiutrft. sSebt
ion sic srbeit enersiid betriebeu iper.
oen, braud]t aber natiirlid Die fiiian'
sieae llnteritiieung Oes aoEsrsiies.
9eion0ers meiit Ser Yraiioent
Oann alif oic lleberiIiiiiigteit 3abI.
IoIer lofaler @uros bin nno enl.
pfieblt fbre glbidofiuna.
Die aomnlillion elnpiiehIt ferner
oie- 9lbidoifung oes Aeoenue Cutter
Gienites. bic eine 6rlparnis bon
81 100000 iabrlidl snr 6olee ba6eH
ipiiroe.
Sic ianitIidlen gcrlpaItiinssbe.
omten ioIlten IN flaiIifisierten Gienit
geIteat meroen iagt oie @oiidait,
mo oas @eies. fueld)es ibnen nur
cine aepiiie Gienitseit einr1umt.
io1te beieitigt iper0en. oenn es Der.
binoert Ole @ieoerernenmnq eines
geomten, iuie fibig er oud) iein
moge
lin sic 8eridlieoenheit In Der Ger,
paltitng 81 Oemouitrieren er5dbIt
Der gr1ii0ent. ooB bic abiertiguna
emgebenoer 3eit in einem 8eriuoI.
tunqs3lueige 1854 Der Tauieu0 be-.
traae, in einem anoerat $84 40; fir
dusgebenoe 9oit in einem $5.94 unS
in einen onoercn $50 80. Sir Rei.
len meroen $12.00o.000 ausneaeben,
uno nad, Nniid)t oes 8raii0enten
fann Die 9dlite aeiport fperoen
@eitere gotidaften tueroen in Nus.
Iidlt aeltellt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-01-21
7sraa suebler in 9sep yOrf.
llMn gihrf. m snn

ythlU SJpIls q. aSut.
8rau anna Buebler uon Chicago,
giIegemititer Ser langnerntiBteH Bio,
let guebler lauate ipat abenO in
Jtelu Dorf an unO begnb iid] mad
oen @iiros Der NinOergeieIlihnit gle
oerlieB oieieIben obne 8iolet NIT iidJ
81 nebmen, nnD luollte feline Nus.
funit iiber ibre llnterreoung mil
ben 9eamten Der @eieIlihaIt geben.
Der 5aa miro morgen i'm ainoer.
aerid)t uerbauoelt lperoen
Serr @alih. Der Superintenoent
Der aiHoergeieaidaft Iagte 9eute
abeno.
I'D ersuarte meitere auiueiiun.
aen, Die id) ipGteiteus morgen er,
balten tueroe. Gann crit tcer0e i'd
oas ainoergerid1t auiforoern, oas
gad0d)en Der Jral guebler sur nel.
teren 0bhut 6u iibergeben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-01-21
sdlasfnitner.

OF. 2ouis. DO, is. ssanuar.
Gas aagerbaus ser Barnes graft
& anuiIuau Milling So. DurOq beute
irii9 Elm Raub Der tSlnmmen Die
fat oolifan0ig 9eiroreneR Suoranteu
binoerteu oie Arbeit Der 2cifmann.
itaftem lie eie6ouoe ser 8rotod
@ebicle Ylnterial Co., oer 9ammert
6urniture 80 uno Ser 5einB 9idle
60. DHroeH ihper beih1oigt
glocHingtou 81. lB. Gan.
Gin 6euer id Sanbroof 3efit6rte
Iebie 9iodlt eincn Ieiider!coen gar.
bierlaeea Elm Aeilaurant. gabae.
if,ait. aine Gjienpanreaaauoluaa
un0 oas ~. D. IpergAa0s Ter
5aaoen bstrdgt $4,000.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-01-21
9aseTpfollon.
Sine MlistSfaieFne in Giueinnati
itiIrSt Gin uno begrGbt ilebea ia.
milien inter Seu SrammerH.
ReftHns runsOsIidl.
Cincinnati. 8. II. San.

Cine @aserplolion miro lls oie
llriade eines 6euers anaeieben. oas
Elm Seueinentbaus an DIcseau glue
3eritorte Bon oen Iieben gSamilieu,
Die 0as Saus bepobnten, 6eiinoer
nh nur 3iDei in Siderbeit, uno 0ie
Sermutllng liegt nabe. oaB 0ie an.
oeren inter ben SriiHlmern oes UNI.
eeltlIr5ten Sauies 6earnben liegeu.
Die 8oli5ei bebanptet, OaB minoe,
items 30 9erionen um's 2e5en ae.
tommen iino.
Cincinnati @, e. San.
Cine bone Stauoe nad> Dem Sin.
ltllrSe oes @eb1uoes purSe oas,Seuer
pon oeriSeuenuebr AMI oen uripriina.
lideu Sero lofaIiIiert. 0le 2eidc
.eines 9iaunes i0nr0e geborqen, mno
|eIne 6rau mo elm fleines Gin0
iunroen ldlIeunigit rad Dem Soipi.
tale iiberfiibrt 9ie beioen mur0cn
ourf Die einitiir3enOen Nfaucrn be.
graben uno truaen auBer idlueren
innereH &erleeuHgen febensaeidbrli.
DIE granopunoen 0auon. Gie 2eid1e,
Die unter Dem eineeitiirsten Gore
oes SalIles herporae3ogen ipuroe, iit
nls Die 0es Soieph 9oif agnos3iert
poroen ,@ilferitie uno 6as 8eipim.
mer Der oon ben 5riimmern Der.
I6iitteten fonnen meitbin aehort luer.
Den. 8olBiiten. sSeuerlpebrIeutc nno
oos SiIfsforps ner eIettriIhen Stra.
Beububn NADER per5ipeifelte Nm.
itrengungen Die llngliidlid)en aus
Ibrer idredliden Gage 81 befreien.
Die sSegrlumlingsorbeiten meroen
ooourf eridppert. Dab oie 5teine
uno Sol3beitanoteiIe, Die infoIae oes
eben crit aeloidten nno ltelleniueiie
nod gIimmeroen sSeuers qliibeno
beiB iino, uno oos getreten ooer 9ln.
foiien ooroerbano uHnioglid) MAIDEN.
8as @ebduoe mar aus Stein er.
baut nno sihIte Orei 5todlperfe.
Sieben SsoniIien botten in oenl
Snuie geiuobnt. aber @ouaro Sed.
mann, elmer Der 9eipobner. beidno
iih gIiidlidlerlpeiie 3ur 3eit oes lin
faaes nit alien ieinen 6anlilienange.
borigen nid)t i'm Saliie. or bate
iih ifon am Wiprgen auis Sono be-
aeben, um @erpanote 54 beind)eN.
Rnd elmer genaneren Mugabe Diirf-
ten Is Rerionen unt's 2eben gefont.
men iein.
Cincinnati. %, IL. San.
eli 9erionen iino lebensgeidbr.
lid periest. elm Mlnnn lit aeitorben
uno mebrere gintpobner oes irts
folee elmer 8aserploiion eingeitiir3.
fen Sauies meroen permiBt Die
erploiion ereignete iib i'm Seller
oes Sauies, Der oen 0tiefsparteien
ais 8orratsraum oiente, uno in Dem
lid Die Sol5 nHo aobIenporrGte oes
i'm 5euer ungefonmenen ppff be.
fanoen. Soff begab iih nit ether
brennenoen Yetroleunllampe in Der
Sano In ben Sfeller, Inn 6ol3 AT i'd
gen. Die B'asleitunasrobrel. Die
iib i'm Seller befinoen ndren ibao.
bait uno Die euft NIT enrpideneat
2eudtgas 0urdieBt, Gns gou5e @e.
bduoe ipuroe einiae Sefunoen. nadls
Dem Soff ben 9eIler betreten bate,
in Die Suit geiprengt. iuto ser iiber
% Sabre alte Ban piel poIlfomntcn
in iih ielbit4 gliannen, mo 6earnb
oie 8e1pollner anter einen Chaos
oon 3ieaeln, Solsbeitnnoteilen mo
balbperbrannten M0belitilden.
Mebrere Eaiiagiere eines StraBen.
babnipagens, Ser I'M 9IuaenbIide Der
grpIoiion oorbeifiibr. tuuroen ourh
@las uu0 Giieniplitter. Die 10 melt
aeihIeuoert tporDen iparen, perlebt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-01-21
2niammenitph.
mnrtInspilIe. ssnb.. II. s.

9lartinsUitle, SsHO., II. San.
9Sn einem beute nahmittng erioIg.
ten 3uiammenlt0Be zines eleFtriihen
9rpreBjuges Der snoianapoIis Eno
Alartins0iaelinie fnusn ? Renihen
INNS seben un0 iecys nroere mur0en
itsper Derlest. Ger grpreBsua, Der
iit in uoaer Sahrt befano, rannte
eiHen arbeiter3ig bier Dfe:Ien n5r6s
lid non Diartinspille on.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-01-21
gOs;.eIluns eridlluert.
!lleu glort. l6 al

~" DVtT " 1fFiIFs
Tie 9oritglnna bon 9inerifanes
riiuen am engliifen SoFe miro lidl
IN 3nfunft alif oieiertiaen 6eidrdn.
Ten, Die nit britiidleH llniertnnen
oermaAlt iino. o0er Deren 8erpau0ie
6obe, oiii3ieae 5teitunaeH Iii ena.
lano einnebnen aoniam 0iara.
rpeId)e Die anerifnniid)e ,SnDaiion
nidit liebt. ipiinldjt u 10. un0 mar
nir6 ibr fglaen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-01-21
&er6rannt.
Ct. Qouis, Wo.. /,

Ct. GouIs, Wio., 16. siau.
@nB 6. Stauort, Der lan0lOirt.
.ihnitiife nHo inouitriede 8erireter
Der Cotton Belt 8abn. fam beltte
moroen Bel elmer aollilton oreier 3ii'
ge bci stelio, 81, f40 Nleilen iiiolih
BON bier. oaourh inns 9eben Dab
iein 9ripntpaggon in Brand geriet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-01-21
ylOOiepelt FAT isinen freien sas.
Cpiter Ban. II. ssan

-~piASl CAls I5. SSuH
9haoSore 9iooieneIt mionlete 0en
bentiNps yeadniittog BEN Spcrie
Sfanoillonlens. gr bate ieine Sfis
nngeihnalIt un0 iibte iid an oen ab.
bdngen BON Slgnmore Sill I'M Can.
len uHo i'm @eltiprllug. Seine 9of.
ter Gtbel. Die gIeih ibren Bater cine
groBe sSrelnnin oes @interiportes
lit. begIeitets ihn un0 beioen aeInnq
su iuieOerbolten Dsaleu ein Sprung
BON 80 sSuB.
,5prefen Sic nift iiber BplitiF
6eute glahmittog. iagte er 81 rineln
gerid)feritotter, Der Gin sSnteroielp
oeriuhte. a9elte babe idl meinen
ircien Tag
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-01-21
WirGlnrr neitprben.
Gincinnnti g., 16. "a

Nlilclnnnfil u, 10. SAL.
Der friibere Brdiioent Der pom
Staatsfontrcaeur seihloiieuen We
tropoIiian gant g. Jruit So. 36o.
mos !. Mcelure. ianf beute I'M
9iegierungsgebauoe tot 81 gooeH.
Or Itau0 inter Der anfIage. Gepo.
iiten angenomnen 5u bnben. trob'
Dem CT iDuBte, onB bic ganf iuioI.
oent pdr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-01-21
sdllpeiarn ii Cob.

4opeiQ. Was. II. San.
Ger betnnnte ,5otrnaliit g. G.
Souie Der in elaer bieiigen 9eifina
Derofientlifte, oar er tn elmer Stn0i
Ofientiid Bier Dertanien ia5, itebi
Dor Der A1bl. oen 9iifter mitsutei.
len. meldDe StnOt es nor, ooer weaen
9iiBndtung 6es 5erihts ms @eidng.
MS 81 fuaHoerH. es 1T aber nod
nidt entidlieoeu o5 @eneralaHipoli
IouioH Die oiesbe5iisIidlen sjnitrltt.
tioHen oes 8on0etHeur5 Su9ps aus,
iiibreu miro.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-01-21
SHnamit aeiuaSen.
Gan fSrauciseo, II. eyar

Gan 5ranciseo, II. San.
Gin 2an6itreider ianS unter Ser
Gienbahnbriide BEL gaiton, gan
Moteo Gountp. II Stangen 8nno.
NIT. Die er ioiort oem gobnaufie9er
ii6ergub. SoiitEern 8ocifie Detec.
tiDs iino eiiria an ser gr5eit. mn
oie Sqrfunft 0es geidbrIidea 5un0es
al ent0eden.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-01-21
anRlanO.

Yonooli. iG. 9Snf

Sonoon i6. San.
qaut teIegrapbiidyer gaitteilm8
eines g(r5te5 IN Grsuburg berrihen
iiirhtbore 3uitdnoe i'm iiiooiilid)eu
8ublano.
esm Commencement Crerbiua an
llraliLuB 1erFidt eine entieblid}l
Sunaersnot inter 0en 2anobeiuob.
nern, uHo oie 8egierung rii6rt fei
uen Ginger. Die 9onern Derfauier
ihrp stinoer an aire;iennomnOen. I'M
Tie por benz 6ingertooe 80 bep10ren
lie Menidlea erIiesen Dem GuHger.
tuphns 81 bnnoerten nnO 20 9yro3eni
alIer ainoer iino NIT elmer idred
li6eH Gpioemis 5ebaitet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-01-21
Gin feItensr lIntoltsnanswsis.

AyalHln9ton, .. q, II 5anuar
sSobn Salberg, Der fo3ialiitiihe
aanoioat fir ben aongreB In 0en
Grimdnpablen ari3onns. Dat heute
0em Genatiefret1r einen 9lu3tDeis
ieiner slusIaaen iiberreift. Dos
Sdriititiif Bot iol1enoen @orfIaut:
sd iiberreihe ibnen hermit ben
Ausgpais iiber Die mir ourh meine
4 6aeor6netenfauoi01tnr Der io3iali.
itiideu 9artei entitaHoenen Info.
ften. Sd habe iIberbailpt feline
auslagen gebabt ,51r ergebeuer.
a5obH 5alberp@
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-01-21
2nasntaLeiinna.

gleip Orleans, l6. a5an.
G0ilagieBug ylo. / Der aIabamo
& gidsburg 8nbu entgIeiite Beute ~
Ieilen Deiilih Oon Uieri0ian, gliii
Gin erpreBbenmfer puroe getotei
un0 HIebrere 4,aiiagiere Derlest Der
GepddlUaaea Der5raHnte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-01-21
statihif.
DISSATISFACTION. .. d. Ia. osor

gSnth'nnton, q. e., II. San
Das itatiitiide @ureau aibt ioeben
oie 3ablen fir Die Gin. lIno ausiubr
bes nerfloiienen aalenoerjabres ber.
aus. 3anad betrua ser erpcrt Ser
Bereinigten Staaten 81 ,092 ,37f, J.
f4t: 5. +. mehr ais in irgenO einem
@oridbr. Der eSmport mar $t,532,
931, ,s6i un0 miro nur non benz Sabre
1910 iiberiliiaelt. Bon Der Ginfubr
naren S73S. .4St ,025 su nersoaen,
tuabreuo Der Reit, 51.82 4ro8ent
selIfrei cinaing.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-01-21
Inter idlwcrem gtrOadlte.

tuisVutg, To. y. eSar.
4aitor Or. u. 2. Me1SorIaao, Oer
1giterH in GeDar Greef Eea., Der.
gaitef wHroe. ioa untgg Der alntlaae,
nit Dem Lobe ieiuer Sefretdrin.
Gliie GoSSs Goe. in 9grbinSHns ~
liegen. had bier ag5gelIefert peroea.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-01-21
gPanb sfr 7SIammeu.

srei Ruabsn it9S hrei @ldohcn i'm
sitter pgr bis ~ SnhreE. aiuSer
oc5 ssohn Geerina. fa'nea bette bel
etaem Fsuer lHH Rel6es oas @obn.
baus Der 6tEHiIie saritorte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-01-21
MoRteHegrp.
@rsniitrritiafeiten.

Aien. t6. San.
Tie GAGE an Ser tiirfiid-mouteHrs
griniiteu e5rense geitoiiet lid iebr
emit. ,in DieHteuegro bereitet man
lid aui eineH Seompi NIT Der GiirteI
Dor. un0 Die Gren5garniionen auf
5sisea Ssitgn iDsEssn peritasGk.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-04-04
Get yOnr scratch food
from Lewiston Milling Co.

Dan Delaney is kicking because we
did not mention him last week in our
little story about the town thirteen
years ago. Dan has no grievance at
us; he was only mule skinner then
and not the respectable and hustling
citizen that he has been since his wife
came to town and took charge OF him.
Dan has done many hard days work
since he quit for Contractor Butts and
will never forget that it takes grit and
muscle to develop a timbered home
stead in the pine belt. We hope his
shadow will never grow less.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-04-04
Local News

w. j. White and wife, of Lewiston
were arrivals Monday evening.
FOR RENT. The Walters place i:
for rent This year. Apply to w. M
Chandler.
Our school is having vacation this
week. What for we don't know.
just arrived, car Of farm nipple
ments. If in the market get our prices
Orofino Trading Co.
Hon. r. H. Bartlett and wife of Lew.
iston were in Orofino Saturday night
o. A. Anderson was a Spokane Wis
itor this week, buying goods for his
company.
Princess Flour, the bread
and butter flour.
County Surveyor Swadener was sur
veying in the south end of the county
last week.
E. Fl. Hilton, Elk Rivers hustling pill
dispenser, made this place visit the
first of the week.
Princess flour is worth all
you pay for it.
Theodore Foil is building six-room
residence on the corner in front of the
M. E. parsonage.
James Fisher of Cedar Creek was Wis
iting S. A. Dunlap and other friends in
this vicinity this week.
Chester Groves has rented the dwell
ing owned by Rev. w. A. Pratt and
moved into town for the summer.
Art Perciful came down from Sites
Saturday and took part in the opening
exercises Of OF the base ball season
Sunday.
Get the habit, use princess
flour.
The Orofino club will meet Friday,
April 10Th, at the home Of Mrs. A. Z.
Hinckley. Bring fancy bags and lunch
cloths.
Elson II. Groves left yesterday morn
ing with his family for Spokane, where
they will make there home for the
present.
w. II. Phar, Joe Briggs, Helm Tyra,
Orlando Brown and other hustlers from
the Gilbert section were callers at our
Office FRIDAY,
John Lewis has cleared his lots in
Orofino home tracts and house has
been built thereon, Mrs. F. A. Larkin
occupying it as tenant
Princess Flour, the bread
and butter flour.
Miss E. Maude Mix, COUNTY superin-
tendent OF schools, made official visits
to the schools at Greer and the Loseth
neighborhood last week.
w. E. Stoddard Of Clifford, proprietor
Of the undertaking parlors at this place,
came over on business Thursday even
ing and returned to his home Friday.
II you want bond for any purpose
see W. M. Chandler and get bond in
the National Surety Co. The National
bonds, the employees of the Modern
Woodmen and the Northern Pacific
Railway Co. 1t writes some bonds that
other companies have quit writing.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-04-04

FOR SALE. Eighty acre farm wei
improved, IS acres orchard in bearing
convenient to school and postoffice
Price $500 per acre. Easy terms. w
M. Chandler, Orofino, Idaho.
Princess flour makes good
bread all the time.
FOR SALE-Five room bungalow
close in with all modern improvements
Out door brick cellar, wood house,
chicken house etc. Good we'll on the
premises. Enquire of Geo. Cook.
Walter Sewell came in from the ranch
Friday and went out to Spokane Satur.
day. Walter has killed six cougars this
winter and the hunting has not been
good either.
Princess flour is worth
all yOn pay for it.
With the grouse hooting on the hill
sides, farmers making gardens and
spring work generally we'll under way,
we are led to believe that spring has
come to stay.
Clayton Gannett of Salt Lake City,
who recently sold his sawmill interests
near Kamiah to M. R. Rawson, was in
Orofino the first of the week looking
for something good to buy.
Attorney Allen A Holsclaw received
word from his family this week that
they will start from their home in
Knoxville, Tennessee about April 10th
and arrive in Orofino about the 18th.
Princess flour makes
good bread all the time.
SCHOOL BONDS Wanted.-The Bel
Ian investment Co. is in the market for
school district, town and county bonds.
Write me for what you have to offer
w. M. CHANDLER, agent, Orofino,
Idaho.
John WEIGH, Jr., has bought the G. j.
Buschka property in Germans addition.
Mr.. Buschka and wife left on the Fri
day morning train for Spokane where
they will stay for few days and then
go to Alberta to live.
Henry Elsner was in from the Swamp
creek mines the first of the week, buy
ing rubber boots and supplies for spring
work. He says there is five feet of
solid snow on the ground now and ex-
poets plenty Of water for a good long
mining season.
Princess flour makes bet
ter tasting bread than other
flour.
On the day the Commercial club had
the meeting to organize the fair associ-
alton, someone carried an overcoat be-
longing to Attorney Dwight E. Hodge,
away from the hall. The party who
made the mistake is requested to re-
turn it to this office and receive thanks
for it.
$500 pays the fee for National Casu-
atty Co.'s policy. The monthly pay
ments are the same as other health and
accident companies and the benefits
are equal TO those paid by any company.
Get your. health and accident insurance
from W. M. Chandler, keep the money
at home and save money yourself.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-10-03
SUDDEN CHANGES IN
FEED DISTURBS HOGS
Going From Old to New Corn
Quickly Disarranges Diges-
tive Organs.

Sudden changes from old to new
corn disturb the hogs digestive ap.
paratus and make him subject to dis
ease, even II they do not cause 1t.
Green corn fed with the old corn,
effecting the change gradually, is very
beneficial, cooling the hog and fur
nishing an appetizer. 1t may be ut
this time the hogs will neglect the
old corn II their teeth and gums have
been sore on account OF its hardness;
II SO, soak 1t. A stalk of corn per
hog, even when the corn is in silk,
Is good practice. as at this time tho
stalk contains most of the nourish-
ment that will go into the ear. By
the time hogs cease eating the leaves
and stalk, the ear may be snapped
for them. Such preparatory feeding
Is specially beneficial where corn has
to be hogged down later, a practice
which often has much to recommend
1t II the area Is not so large as to al.
low the animals to waste the field.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-10-03

A position facing south is always best,
as then the interior will be flooded
with sunshine all hours\ Of the day,
and every corner will be penetrated
with light and SO kept purified and the
birds will be in the best possible con-
dition.
AS a general thing, single-story
house is best, with the floor one foot
or more from the ground. The house
should have pitch roof with the
higher side for the front. Windows
should be made in front only, as all
the available space at the back and
sides will be needed for the nests.
The loft can be made larger or small
er, as space and other circumstances
direct.
A proportion which has almost
come to be the standard among those
who breed pigeons for SQUAD raising
Is nine feet in front with drop to
three feet to the back and about ten
feet wide inside; the depth may be
somewhat greater than the width A
succession of these lofts may be built
as the business progresses. or they
may be put up at the same time.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-10-03
SOME ADVANTAGES
OF CROP ROTATION
Whole Supply Of Soil Food Util-
lied and Organic Matter
Maintained.

Advantages connected with the adop-
ton Of rotation are:
l. The whole food supply of the soil
can be utilized. This is not possible
when only one crop is grown. for
some crops feed only in the surface
soil, leaving stores Of food deeper In
the soil untouched.
2. The amount OF valuable organic
matter in the soil can be maintained
and even increased.
8. The free nitrogen of the air can
be made use Of.
4. Insect, fungus and weed pests can
be destroyed or controlled.
S. Provision can be made for the eco
nomical distribution Of labor through
out the year.
The rotation suitable for the wheat
farmer Is one in which wheat Is grown
alternately with fodder crop. says
Rural Homes. This implies wheat
growing combined with stock raising.
On small holdings in most districts Of
20 inches rainfall and over. this may
be 80 arranged dthat a crop Is grown
each year. Such plan, however, has
the disadvantage of entailing that
some Of the land be prepared In great
haste and possibly at an unsuitable
time