davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-06-28
IR SHOP Row. BUILT BY THE c0Nv1cTs

sf ,he Institution his -unscrug1sI-
Goa eie-.nl.nass~ - o1e vi>irJc *
pxess~t e. applies ~ o.yCh rh= U9=a
and ge.Ir surroundings sud : vz-y
barysly responsible Tor tb- r-ulArzab BE
heath .. rh- rFt,J1ecs
The ktrehen- Ie= baker, szt tie
neat shop are imUatgi.r-- IT. t0ri
- H.o0rise1lx in quality zlsi inside ag-
psStIias By variety - w-i' - EH-l-r
fn- hospital ; --}lIcpe-! wlEn -y--y
so.teFo appliance All ss31 r--l-1,.r-
TIE -vkielI. er3GL. .5s.g1,5sl> = ming
res aAo-s> II and 4o"ur 5E- pelL----
uary grips the visitor from thz ,-a-r
and makes sUcA A iZrre->,gl -1ar h-
= arE 10 overlook IL 11ly ot1--r
psnis<xocrty features = Ehtr Ia>c5-.-
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-06-28

Son Of the ,ute mill hiss proved . Con-
trolling factor n holding down the
prise q ute b&Es. thus e-ne1tiRs TIE
farmers directly an Substantially
Tire Srs7 7s~.
The shop ROW : uu. ue> rlcaaesy one
o. the most Interesting stegaEtli -lT>
OF the penltenttzry Each >lst' :
equipped with al he machinery -ai
tools ami supplied WIN an lie 'as-
ie-tsl ne,e>SSry - turning 0l1 Tue
highest grade II voEz. Sn1 re @o-S-
msnship displayed : first class Al
tie desks ami o-tyr furniture uS=-t n
the peniVenCisry are u&dz IN The l'r->-
on cabinet shop by cJayicJs. 2nd letter
made o. finer finished furniture ean-
not Dc purchased alyw here.
In the ISIsOr ani she shops al The
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-06-28

FORM with the number in black letters
on a white strip sewei on the collar
and back Of the >A.-t AM N the
wsisrband 81 The trousers nu christ
mss dsy- 1910. Mr.. Reed -nu0uneed
that the loSk step would - dispensed
with and IL IA ssu. from tie y ash
tnzIou p=uit=u1iary forever.
Humane Treatment
Nc sentimental or-.4 ness / dl>i aSei
in dealing with Jnr convi a. Their
peElgd u couaH-meut i uvt made
series ~ pink teas and complimentary
tansuerS- They are there o. expiaIe
eriuvs against society. Every prs
oner Is Treated - q man without t--iA-
elevated 70 tie POSITION " martyr
He ! accorded humane treatment.
given absolute Justice j. required 10
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-06-28

clothes. caps ami s.ae> worn 6v -ts
ami besides .4rSr quantities u ei'r1-
ing sre made Tor -1- Insane lss- Ii. =
AMI The -wo SOLDIERS a5u-S
The III shop -l-r> 5r- al rl- tin
ware AMI klcch-a 15-l>i-, us-i in -1=
p=llre1risry an makes utensils .aE
the other Institutions Al che black
sU.Ehiax. plumbing u--al AMI .-ll
Nccx used 3 ~ p.nireHtlsc - q - -ll.'.
70 ~ yo8Eiets w--s ~ -l --- ~-.z>
A. - clothes AMI h--t'.1- are 4uE-
t--e-t IN Tie prison ,4--.l-y. sr.3 st -A-
oesI1s : ,iyl= In ca= prison ->--v
cen.ie:s Par Hor.
on u The features II TIE --7r
q. III .5sen@e u guards a.L e.--
s<srs N w9ck : DIR av --~ -1
vices without d.c-,tbal u-5~~> ---
rurl=-I Il 4ui tn so-v---> .--- -4l
-I=,yu-e IL w9-S T1-y take .r-s-
C-lde il ~oscEv=c HEY maze All SIRE
e=-etCl ID waste a. H-5.- l1r-r- is
g,l-s.ns- Le-F - quietly 4rl ea-----
t-AF a1.-- th--r -s5.sc~ an TIA v-,rs
-1-se u =. >--y.-g1-v n il r. -->c --1l-
cts.r--i .Asg> SIKH r. atas IL tn
1ri
IT, .-=>r 1EJv4t : p-h1zg
grapAl.- catalogue u al TIA vsr.5us
..Itl5-s C4rE-j 9gC z IT, s1.Es- whb.a
Mr Reed : having pr-laE-d- oy
whse m suE-sil-- z,i-ar~ = ~
ycE+c l..-lt1Css1. e.z er,l-r srr-e -
made t9c THIN AZ NJ 4 .ow-r s5SE
than E : t,5->tcl- T.. pr 1Is= rh-m
= r. Z.ca=I
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-06-28

DE>. A.Dt B a tuN. -s.
c1ao- Toe .acC - El5re progress -
.e+l a-zt- 5Z IT, ILr-'5v+-a-l- 1-,i
.GEinhstrarb9E e th- ,-zI---n--.-v
during GSv-c1s5r Has Tern -1t1 --
Ie- gs-y5sI> rE-EEy g-sc> IT, r-tsL-
Ike o.S{t 4sS@-Jbs1- 5l4r i ra- "a
te1is Dc truth
Fs--s- oco- ce-c
soGr yeG-s ago IL odd -. 11s.-
c1ilG % >c91-- surrounded IN ARIA
80 oy ~ t-%S Il >iz- In 80
elosare E-rs rh- pr->~u- sst as.-s,-- 81 ID
a9s2ira. building Ard jlltr .ai.r--i 49,.
Fv< eoEi1= AMI n,s5.=- ru.sz->. sri->5f
.. the sza.s8.tt- w@-= "a. -lsr-ei-5 --l-,.
eats rss35-ce- ~ I'D ne a
g.l.sSty t'91>gr'l. III sni To rtL ,-.,
Tlsa- 4 ocScs >g8ceh,.g--- an .ssL .
.anitsry dairy ADJ s,.w heru aaE ,
Egmc-E - frame -uAr,i -s~r-r- Te-
water suPpsy - rurr->1-,f f-,1
seal twenty te-c N tal-s-c aat ,-1-T
fe<s dep
Nay 7s-sr. I-zrrs-s-,A
In ra- past tgs-- y-ar> n 1,ALi-5ags
sta.eS.te- +s ~ - feet ua1- ..
e<tex has b-ea oEilr Within rs adj
81 sgaez srys ort : JEE- E5.l Casc
sSgaly lSeC-i ard ven-Ilare,i 4zE WIKI
e1Ge4e tx eapasiEy u r1e elL -1
1As e<<1 e'5zsCrUSE=I a z-~ AL
Esss-u eosrICsl II. rep5sE= ri rh-- s5i
klsglg1L shAeh II eurZ "a b-~u C,s1
vsxret INTO w0U=zs ward II. ed
se1Q r0E ass ss-a tsru ,5swu and q
:ns hr.ek hot5ttae F@p4Iee-s r. IT. Il
2ea.sa1s - this ot1iIs1lax are - sg 4I,s
-s<<. and K assgl,.-s 90 IL tvfs 1l.5c-,
EaIHS. eaotzsz- e4rp+1E-r- Tin FsuaL--
lEx. blacksmith -4tor z2,i s1s-- sa.scs,.
4 laundry. bakery. sap h.5Jz-<. s,sa.f
sls-ss> plaR-. -zgtze n.Ser zz.L ste
ro.2G>. band rOo1 AMI gr.s.e s0r Ea=
-k.e. ecxt--~E
Ie= sale 80. al 44----s--sct sn
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-06-28

~ERFECT discipline shsoiuCs
~ cleanliness. Whel<-> me uol.r-
shueo1. he=,tGsui. 1ctiv- ~u-
ployuelt Tor -ye-v -vEVie--
a1t humane Treatment WEh CON
piese soolishmeaE OF al Severe ar3
grOsaly humiliztll- punishment t,l
stitutr the cre<-i of L. : l.-v-I- slsV~-
tuteAi-A5 u the Washing - E@lltr---
dAFy n WsGs Wali4. br Which IL
has b--G -a.bLe-i dtErln2 ga@ past
foGr yesrs 20 make Inst Institution
sse OF the best equipped s-i most
pSogreSsis- II It's kind IN the United
States. He has had eighteen wears
sxp>sienee in handling criminals M
what = se1ers1y classified - the
criminal cement i Keen observer
All careful student % alea AMI has
faithfully keps in touch with the besE
thought IN hsniliag peaal and -
tosDatory Institution
in-aegia.sly cbsa-.
Cnauesco1ei Obedience % all rules
AL orders and ne sg,otl->> cie4l-i
HeAs 81 every a,o.ak ami s0-E-- II Ia<
grounds z1d buildings zre supd--l1
tron the ril1e or enters ra= grounds
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-06-28

An improper ration and lack OF erer
rise on the iart Of the dams ara two
things more largely responsible for the
loss Of young farm animals at birth or
shortly after than anything else The
t7v5 conditions combined leave the
q srl 80 depicted thar she cannot ID her
young Justice either b--f"rr W after
ti~-.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-06-28

10 The task allotted T. him and II he
f. wcolseI IN auy Ny h. rs every
Opportunity In appeal I'd the warden
o. each Week tie warden xranr>
Interviews - r-'e-~e Complaints aHF
Zrp~t-.-
TIE warden b=lieves. after years Il
co1Ist- wlEh criminals. that what b
calls The God spark >4uoi,f-rs n
every mza and. L i Gan D. lo..ar=I
ana famed ] 1rr--- VII ID wonders
toward IN reforms tI5a II The tnit-
ylt1a- This cclv.eri0a % his his
o--l -011rm=d ~ Ii observation -
the results u the paro.z izw In the
E'4st four Years <@ver4. 1unira,t men
have ten perol-i from TIE u-niren-
tiary- Of this uumo%r rhe records
>Ao~ thai ~d- per ce11 have made
so.'t N parole and that parvse,t men
have earn-d 81 acreage w.E- 81 Sal =
p-- lgz-k
Ire Parole System.
Cl.t=r rA- parole Aw L his state
: c01yleE must serve lis minimum SCI
ten-e o-foEe he : -lixtbl- Tor colfi-
Il11.L rsi=4se. Paroles ar- 1-ntei 10
nGFt-cers ami s='oolj timers
Co1ss1scal1oo t9r the iativtdusl
marks the attitude u the adminiSsra-
1ou ~ Govern~r NJ z Hay n the
e'o1tGcE 81 al the Institutions. penal
reto.uEaEo-y AMI ch4rirzb ie Consider
s-s51 tor IL physical. Mental and
nora we-fs-e : dominant rho1ghr.
Tie trea -U-nt 0: tie prisoners 81
"2-ls Wal. - u--a L4s o"ru- fruit
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-06-28

The farmer wiz this year intends
10 raise sweet curu fos 4 nearby fac
tory c4n count "a from s. To- 81 yer
ton for yhe zrern ears and on from
seven TO eight tons PEE 9. "a IL ng-
urinc the income he should also take
account Of the value Of the green
stalks. which may b. fed fresh or con
verred into silage.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-06-28

There has not been spring season
in q good many years when the rails
ing Of colts from biocky mares and the
best siras one can get access 10 prom
ised larger returns than seem 70 be in
sight just now There appears TO Be no
danger whatever Of flooding the heavy
draft horse market
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-06-28

4 dr.ided:y unique feature Of the re-
-eu- heavy sRowfa IL Kansas City
w4s big gasoline tractor wading
d rough two fee, Il snow on one Of the
main streets and hauling after it
road grader which was being used for
he purpose Of clearing the street car
tF4tk-
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-06-28

OF the common shade trees the hard
and soft maple and b0X elder are the
only ones that bleed seriously as re-
suit OF spring pruning. Ia the case Of
these such work should be done in the
dead Of winter before the sap starts
or after the leaves are half To two
thirds grown
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-06-28

In spite Of the verdict Of the jury
WI. q heard the case brought by the
gov -nmenr against the Chicago pack
-. there viii still persist in the minds
% mos, men who have been engaged
II raising stock during recent years
that the beef barous have manipulated
the Market 70 their advanrs q. aud that
in Z mos hrazen manner.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-06-28

We know a bull pup that Is rapidly
occurring the habit OF rushing out and
parking at passing teams. Pretty soon
now it would be good idea to break
the canine OF the habi, or break his
neck, for il he doesn't quit it be viii
be a plaguey nuisance a long as b
lives
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-06-28

II the lambs are . be f8tteued for
u1rket start them on ltJ.e grain just
a. soon as they vii learn t. eat it
and feed grain continuously with good
posture until they 20 70 the block
Prime tat lambs cannot be produced
b. alternate grass and grain They
must be pushed to lay on tat from
start 70 finish
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-06-28

As s. result Of experiments that have
ot''h carried on during the past two y.
me- years Il has been found that hya-
e,hIAS and the other bulbous flower
pants That are in - srs4t demand
.eSsa - great perfection in wesrs-,
" S>alAzron and northwestern Oregon
= 10 Holland which for many wears
-SS been the recognized uos- tavo-a.
o.e ioca-ity Tor the growing Of these
pants \ comparison Of the Old and
teW world districts mentioned reveals
8 striking similarity in climatic coudi.
'l'nS both - regards temperature and
,>'NTe- In both cases the climate i
uaefi-rsd by warm ocean currents thsr
,-"Q9r the winter cold AMI furnish
ne moisture laden winds that sre ~
'2oIS'e,s sor heavy rainfall II the
s-'.''F dolande-. who has until now
.A1 s monopoly an this bulb business.
ICES noE Set his hands On generous
'rSets of this Puget sound country
= VIII Dc oe:au~s he doesn't seac
about II.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-06-28

There : probably No single false step
N me process II butterua king FROM
'oe ac' ot milking 10 that Of working
me '''''>Aei product that is responsible
te' taore low grade product than tie
HH''S common one Of adding warm
cFes III I' body Of cold cream skim.
o'e'' 2r separated from an earlier MIX
ing The same rule holds as we'll with
reverence 70 The care OF milk Tie
SIM g rule 70 remember Is 10 cool 81
ms o7 cream before adding it to thar
which IS alceady cold.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-06-28

Fifteen years sso sweet cover was
E=-=g=-ig Ti@wsd - 8 roadside weed
Ia Seemed drought qrgo. and II 10
particular uSe u-t=- the sun In tho
Core re-~lt y-1-~ u -he Interval men
toned tbs plant 5l, bs-u studied.
grown s. crop and ! row highly -
zard=-t b. UsDy. Tha dislike tha.
s-9cz shows t5- II az t-s- seems 10
~@lr away - s1ue extent AMI this :
pS1r-t-1-ariy true il the clover i cut tor
aaE before he stalks - woody
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-06-28

! nan living IL CI-ci1-a-. : ~..sf-y
fsp-1 re'-overy from a-.- r-4
Eery VailF1- case II r14er-s. s,,r q
re~--t u suoi=c-ius t.u-seie h +. ~.
sf--= % t~o daily he AS been -5s
n E--s Treatment some rnrs>. Vs..
III : .--'-i,s'tsy improved srI no t5---
= -4s 10 lie caLe- Paw, ms ii.
N4's-lls r1As ard cshsr si-rsr 49,
~-I7 Eo.c d@al o Interest rts a.s--
ct y --~ sting -s.h.d i So =. =.
- = IL '-sr'sic.-1l2l iu-9 r-e system
= 's'1-t- aid me rriusio- vr
makes Ea@ SING - saa-7 zu.i --s.,.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-06-28

buiI.isl- ~ tv l,s ta~t IN size. three
s-oSi--> rovcr aad ta-l go >@11eut- sub
>raatisly orl.r n Hri-S aud .ol. ret=.
contains al -hz adm .li>-rat.ve n -
sud dining. -, ~ tiol4 rJ,o;E> SEd jor-
nigory ~ ne guards
There ar three cottages tOr tie ~
tic~r< 4 briyk warehouse. - by tT3 by
- feet outs -iz - TIE rl-c14tv. opposite
tn ute mill toE the purpose u stor-
ilE lutte su3 late oass AID : -4-
modern 1lr>- C1ru u t-icA- brick
chicken house. garage iMt-rus-4C she'd
and oil h-ous@ have a. been built within
the ga>C three years The I'd dairy
and cow barn has u-~n reE2ldeled aai
made into : splendid sanitary >trt.--
ture while .umc~r from the o-d juIe
mill III >Log -ON t4> been utilized n
building new Snt mae1 a-v-i-,i co1l
aunker> The ia -lSrt towers have
been deiuv.l>1=,i ali l-N. Vel r,tu-
II a-ar.y i-> .a.-i hgs-1 toS--S
ere, .--i tG -1-.- f-t.e
Ts-r-lG lo- ->r rWs = fcur Wells
have 1,.-a u-. -rI S D s.~i owned 1v
the STATE sr.,t ,,ss-t.. II ,.y .,.uyjer IA
b,r Thus ALI war-r a-- -->>trs tg- ,is-
ule~gt. ant -mer.-a-y -.+v-t> = -.
pli=,l aui there : >arp.u> .uc lrri=z-
tsc besides
S-aetieat, a=o-il,
From this >-rlsclm >->teal~nr Il :
Calmly evident chzt il -sl-.s-ra -I.,l
alone th= g-nit-nyLary has s.~-4 IRA .-ct-
cally rebuilt and .4-Zriy i'l. -v.t>s,i ia
size dlrilE rle ailllls>---. 7.- II ,ioy-
s-n5- Hay At u -l- aslz Gs-t
IL re new S,'u>---l. -l9- va ulli- 1y
tA5 prisoners 1a tn r-->-.a zre4asi>
and practical v sl Z m ing w4s
done wiki e0avtet sal.r- TaE> the -
tu.l uoney cUrl4y BY t1e STATE il max
Ing Chess Improvements U.S. cOlaV4-a-
lively light. a h.I- The 4,.rl4. vaIle ~
the buildings : ar in -xe~-ss u TIE
amount -xVel,le-l u them
cess< STATE :-se
A. The pce~-lE -lu4 oss- ~ b-iliia.
Is under eo-s-rZL.,-l.,-- .li y hen Z :
competed ta--e pcvoa-LC wll . ~
new co1.grue lLCn fyc several yzae~
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-06-28
STATE PRISONS
SPLENDID RECORD
washington Penitenfiary Clean
est m America
GOVERNOR HAYS FINE WORK.

osr'ns Ms A-n,in's;rssisn Mere Prog
Prs.is.s T~erty Years - Ca1.5-ss
Are Always -s.l,ny an1 Are ~
namely Treaties.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-06-28

The farmer who mas 10 send away
Tor MS seed corn should keep clearly
II mind the danger OF planting seed
grown any considerable distance south
~ the latitude in which be lives. FOR
Tie i almost sure 70 get seed OF a large
variety that will have a hard time 70
mature in the shorter northerly season.
Far ceiter would it be 70 get seed from
B considerable distance north. which.
though Of small variety. will produce
sound ears.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-06-28

Cottonseei meal hiss been expert
meuted with considerably d part
ration f1T horses and mules. and the
conclusion r-ached seems 10 show that
il 1-.r safely be used In excess ot
t-' pounds I~r day IN beginning to
t---. L M1.1 smaller Quantities than
-ls~ should - used A. in the case ot
- La> laxative effect on the
s-il-et ary tract and i very rich in
protein
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-06-28

The fellow wno last fall secured a
good supply OF ensllage is wearing a
broad smile just nov, when all kinds
If feed and forage are scarce and when
Il IS not yet time % turn the stock or
10 grass And il he Is wise b. will con
tinue the silaga ration until the grass
has go beyond the warery STA g. when
il contains comparatively little nlrr!-
ant
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-06-28

ih"~e : no Yesega Die II the whole
Isl 'la- Yields more JcothSome "a
t"- s.r liable than the lima bean.
III growing Il one should reueut---
that originally it was 1 Sami-tropical
P.SAE anu that for best results 4 long
growing and maturing season Is de>ir-
aH.e However. dwarf bush varieties
nave been developed that viii at least
pTodu1e green beans for the table a.
II north a. LATITUDE II or -.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-06-28

The choicest heads Of iertuce. both
s. o. size and crisrinesS. ara always
secured Jy rralSVlan-iCZ the little
.---iiings When they ara in the second
y lh.rd =af- l. re~e5Ji1g they snol.
Il given 81 sVaee OF seven ~ --t tDe1-
= square Water frequently il i, d.,
ID. rain and keep the sol .a.2sa and
you VII. IT, more than 7ei1 for yegr
pajns
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-06-28

Il pasture for th= hogs before th4
Usual pasture season comes N there l.
L0-1i1e better than a patch To-. re
IT, SD >Aog.d o. >3w-t - soon =
tie .rOg-d c4n oe WORKED acI ru- 51
mellow Culllr+o1 To- grain -1llI -
allowed 10 - : goel -ta-- =s-= ne
hogs are crr-=d = Alo-h-- excellent
tc-ass t3C he hogs --z- viii ~ -l.1.i
until next November og lz-s- : rare
SEeiZ Is grain that las 1e' s-ssi
val1e and advantage Our IL &, ~ se-.-
lions where the raI1.a. : - Than
sixteen Inches 4 rear--2o ~G-1- 70
permit q tee proqe- t@~s7 ume1r c-
wheat cats. barley n corn ua-.er the
ANNA Cropping Sv>-e- t- -t~
drought dnt Tot winds better than any
o. the cereals mentioned ana haS 4
feeding vslr- Shout equivalent % t1s-
~ oarS
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-06-28

A th~ result u The very besvy
s-9~s Il many q tie c1rth ceu,ras
STATES tie p1>- winter 1~1y q dure
%aE = ne s~Ward - shelter belts q. :
oe7l virJ1=-y impossible toc months
pe>-- d-- 20 he tacE c14r 81 len planted
Ic= le-- wzs - 1Qo c.oSa q, Ill. ~
V1y H9weve-. q he- vace g.ar1sd Il.
: 11- Al easy u1C-e- 10 move sun a
F--d-ceaz- This suggests chs v5>i r.
y putting re t-eeS 81 ! CREATE Is
-2lcs trol driveway and t-rf.,.. !.
s-4E- Ei-a
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-06-28

OTcha-d Uea over practically al a
TIE Ierr-Io-y east - the Rorkia< in
EaIc2, !. -1r.y spring season .r.at,7
Increases Tie ik=.ic9od 4 damage bv
hard freezes when trur Tres are in
o-4ssorn- are immensely graJideI tha,
winter has led 81 ! long and uuiure-
s1gce'--y - Il bas. thus Seep.a- tru,,
o--> dormant a1i veJu.-1- the DANCE
u -cQ>t damage. With ovc1aris -ha-
have setting % t-ul, buds he pros
p=--s tlr . ---& crog 3-4 ex.slea-
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-06-28

ccssx STAT. :ie

cess< Sat. : :-e
A. the pre~=lE Clm4 ou- ~ b-iliia.
Is under eo1,5rZ---Iq-- .ui s1~a Z :
competed Ll--- l.-voat--V wll . ~
new c0lsErus gLgn fyc several yra.>-
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-19
THE DEATH ORCHID.
It's Ie,hal ooor Has the Effect Of
 Powerful Narcotic.

It's Lethsl odor Has the Effect Of
 Powerful Narcotic.
 The death orchid of the Venezuelan Indians has been proved to he no n ere campfire yarn.
 Years ago an orchid hunter Gray son. set out to dud "El l.ugir dc los Flores venemuSos" that iS the place of the poiSonous howcrs which WIS said to be located In the drnsc and pathless wilderness occupying the vast stretches brtwecn the hralwaicrs ot the orinu.o and the Andes Two weeks passed without any ncid"ni nut of the ordinary But one mnruug there was perpptlblr smell oi tlow CTS in the air Whru the orrhid huatcr and his Indians ,amInpl that uirh' ih" Jungle Suirlls had tpru entirely FSI in the clnyinr SpnI Manv of the 'ano refused to En further
 As GraySnn and the wH"rS p7o,pEd cd the rauEN Svfrt and o'nl""SSiv" odnr he,nGic Strnwr a,iIrStng ihr spuSrS like naryptir DiW nil" aH
 
 other The remaining lndians cuI'1irSrH tin only Grays"u and the gl#d" were left. pushing "uwarl. rla o.rH'd hunter felt as v hr was lrir- a'.#"E"d hy the lnsidIo. power "i rpInw "i' retained enough cnnsciuusW'ss ru tr come aware that. cicamiue through ihe trees ahead. he saw flowers ni huce size and vivid coiorS mtuy nn'yl riu~' ters of them hanging in trails
 It was the death orchid
 When he recovered his SPnsps ae found himself being rarrtrd hack To camp. where the rCsi bi his porters had remained Many oi the hand were severely sick and many half wit ted with the continued eflert oi the scent.-Suburban Life.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-19
sussla's REQ STAIRCASE.
iss Steps the Scene of Many Fssefui
 and Historic incidents.

The red staircase Is very ancient and rery memorable in the history of Rus sla. From the Church of the Assump- ion. where ali the czars are crowned is led to the old palace of the Kremlin. as now it leads to the new, This mar ble structure was built on the site of the former church by the Emperor Nicholas. but be left the historic stair case undIstnrbed.
 It was on the red staircase that Ivan ". known as the Terrible. stood when he received the celebrated letter from Kurbskl his traitor general who from safe place ot refuge sent s mes sage of defiance by his servant This naughty czar Is said to have nailed the foot of the ,'Ssenget to the red staircase with bis famous iron staf while the letter was being read to him.
 This same iron staf tn the hands of the angry cEar afterward killed his son and heir Great and Berce was the sorrow of Ivan over this horrible tragedy. and as he stood on the red staircase one night mourning for his son he saw the comet which. he be- gieved. foretold his own death.
 Another historic scene on the red staircase began with the ringing Of the 4o0 bells of Moscow, relates the New York Herald Regiments of soldiers. numbering thousands. followed by a great crowd Of people dragging cannon, were marching to the kremlin. They had been reused into fury by false report that brother of Naislis, widow of the Czar Alexis. had seized the crown and that Ivan. the heIr of the Russian throne, had been murdered.
 Reaching the palace, they clsmored for vengeance. Suddenly the tumult was quelled as Natalia appeared on the platform of the rcd staircase with her two children beside her-Ivan, her fee ble. imbecIe stepson. and Peter, her own bright. handsome boy,
 Nstalia trembled as sine faced the angry crowd. who had placed ladders against the rails and climbed up 10 the platform. but the young prince. Peter, afterward Peter the Great. stood aud looked at them without showing a sign of fear
 On July $, l6S2. the same young boys Ivan and Peter, appeared on the red staircase surrounded by boyars and nobles. but under very different cir cums,anccs Peter looked on the crowd with the same calm gaze as when he stood holding the trembling hand of his mother before mob In sane with rage The people uow greet cd him with joy, and the great proces sion that preceded and followed ths two brothers passed slowly down tho red staircase on its way to the Cathe dral ot the Assumption, where. amid the pomp. msgniscence and ceremonial of the Russian church. Ivan and Pete' were crowned czars by the patriarch.
 The steps of the red staircase havt been asceuded by conqueror and con ouered. Napoleon sscended these Step' when he took possession Of Moscow and perhaps he felt forebcdinrS ci bis destiny when he passed over them to' thp lsSt time