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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-14

lIIu- Temp last Il UUuIs o.
River.
Height OF river this morning above
fixed zero mark, 1913 feet. Fall in las
"A hours. OF foot
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-14
Jennings WINS 1TATCH-

Ross Jennings defeated II. L. Mitchell
THURSDAY evening in the Y NJ c. A.
round robin of tennis SINGLES The
score was Us, Ga. and the match was
holly contested throughout
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-14

Squads at ArdOin's market.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-14
SKATER ELOPES
WITH COUNTESS

Continued from page II
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See ArdOin's special Ad, page e
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-14
Alleged Plot Against Wood.

Sensational charges that "a certain
senator" was the instigatOr Of a plot
to drive Mai. Gen. Wood from the army
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-14

Dressed hens. only zoe ArdoIn'--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-14

r ILWAUKEE, Wis, June H.
M Some OF the managers Of prom
= inent boxers viii never learn to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-14

house provision in the legislative. ex-
ecutIve and judicial appropriation bill
TO limit the tenure of office under civil
service to seven wears.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-07-04
LAFOLLETT'S OPINION OF ROOSE-
WELT AND HIS CAMPAIGN

Senator LaFollette has written the
following editorial in the current nun
Der of LaFollette s Weekly:
Until Roosevelt came into the open
as candidate for the presidency five
months ago, there was strong and
rapidly growing progressive movement
within the Republican party. 1t was
based upon clearly defined principles
1t stood forth as the representative of
modern political thought on fundament.
al democracy. 1t had assumed national
proportions. 1t was united. Into this
movement, when it gave promise of ma
tional success, Roosevelt projected his
ambition to be president third time.
He spent weeks carefully planning a
spontaneous call for himself. He re-
sponded by announcing that he would
be receptive candidate. His eandi-
dacy began to drag. He and his friends
were in despair. Then came his defeat
in North Dakota. He became desper.
ate.
An enormous campaign fund was
raised. Headquarters were opened in
New York, Washington, Chicago, ana
states east and west. Newspaper wri-
tiers were engaged at large prices to
boom his candidacy. Special trains
We're hired and the receptive candi.
date started in a frantic pursuit of
the nomination. In the history of
American politics there never has been
IN primary campaign for presidential
nomination an approach to the extrav.
agant expenditures made in his cam
palgn Men VIGOROUSLY identified with
the steel trust and the harvester trust
became his most active supporters.
Leading reactionaries, stand-patters
and political bosses of the Hanna and
quay sort became his closest political
friends and representatives in MANY
states.
number of the newer recruits to
the Republican progressive cause, men
who before 1910, with three or four ex
eeptions, had either been Indifferent or
opposed to the progressive movement.
became the noisiest supporters of
roosevelt the winner 1t mattered
not to them that Roosevelt had COOP
Grated with Aldrieh on legislation dur
ing the entire seven years he was presi-
dent.
they forgot that it was only when
Roosevelt was out of office and in AZ.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-07-04
HOGS ON WHEAT
HOGGING-OFF WHEAT Is ADVICE
OF BYRON HUNTER
ADVISABLE FOR L|CH CROPS
Eliminates the Cost of Harvesting and
Marketing Crop. Practical When
Grain is Almost Ready to Cut.

Harvest time is rapidly approaching,
in fact it is now at hand in some parts
of the Inland Empire. During the har-
vest season farm work is usually very
pressing and it is desirable to so man
age that the stock Of the farm will re-
quire as little attention as possible.
In the case of hogs this can be done
to good advantage by hoggin-off wheat.
The hogs are turned into the standing
grain when the kernels are in the stiff
dough stage. This will be several days
before the crop is ready to cut with
the binder. If provided with water,
salt and shade the hogs then take care
of themselves until they have cleaned
up the field. A soft variety of wheat
must be used. Turkey Red is too hard
when fully ripe for the hogs to eat it
rapidly.
On farms where hogging off wheat
is common practice, small field is
usually prepared especially for the pur-
pose. Farmers who have never used
wheat in this way can do so by fencing
off small area of the main wheat
field. Some of the farmers who are CO.
operating with the Office of Farm Man
cement are using wheat in this way
this year. When the grain is in the
stiff dough, nearly ripe enough to cut
with binder, the hogs are weighed
and turned into the field. When they
have cleaned up the field it is measured
and the hogs reweighed. This will give
the gain per acre, or the worth of the
crop when hogged-off. The rest of the
wheat crop is threshed and marketed.
This gives a comparison of the profit
ableness of hogging off wheat and har-
vesting and marketing it in the usual
way.
AT first thought one is inclined to say
that this is a wasteful practice. 1t is
not, however, under good management.
Where the crop is light there is very
little waste. Where the crop is heavy
the waste is more marked, especially if |
the grain is allowed to become ripe.
Where the crop is heavy the hogs should
only be turned into small areas at
time, that each area used in this way
may be cleaned up before the hogs are
turned into the next. This is done by |
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-07-04

rica through the united effort of mel
who for years had been fighting tn,
special interests that the progressiv,
cause became national movement
That Roosevelt was for Taft in 1910
when Taft was denouncing all pro
gressives as pirates and traitors tina,
he waited until little more than yeai
ago, balancing the chances before de-
Gliding whether to east his lot with the
progressives in this presidential year
counted for nothing with the class of
progressves who wanted to win NOT
real progressive victory-just a vic
tory.
And they did win precisely that
kind of victory. They carried over
whelmingly the great standp pat states
of Illinois and Pennsylvania. That
stamped the Roosevelt candidacy with
its true character, No real progressive
could have secured anything like such
vote in either of those two states. 1t
mad, however, the outward seeming of
success, the sort of success that intoxi.
qAtes-that catches the crowd.
1t enabled Roosevelt to win two or
three really progressive. states. Fortu-
nately it did not enable him to secure
the nomination which would have com.
promised the progressive movement and
defeated real achievement for years.
Upon Theodore Roosevelt and his
followers rests the responsibility of
having divided the progressives in their
first national contest Stimulated by
an over-mastering desire to win, they
denounced loyalty to conviction and
as stubborn selfiskness. In
he convention they put forward no
issues. They made no
light against the reactionary platform
adopted. They substituted vulgar per-
and the coarse epithets of
he prize ring for the consideration of
he great economic problems and for
he time being brought ridicule and
Contempt upon great cause.
But the progressiev movement does
lot consist of few self-constituted
eaders. 1t consists of millions of
thoughtful citizens drawn together by
common belief in certain principles.
they will permit no combination of
special interests and political expedien-
y to secure control of the progressive
'ause, which is ultimately to redeem
democracy and restore government to
he people,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-07-04
Notice of Sheriff's Sale Under Writ
of Execution in Foreclosure.
District Court; Real Estate.


The Bank of Sites, Corporation
Plaintiff, vs.. Alonzo Measel and War
ner H. Carithers, and against the said
Alonzo Measel, Defendants.
Under and by virtue of Writ of Ex-
ecution in Foreclosure issued out of the
District Court of the Second Judicial
District, of the State of Idaho, in and
for the County of Idaho, and to me d-
rected and delivered, for Judgmen
rendered in the District Court of Idaho
County, State of Idaho, on the 2sth
day of February, A. d. 1912, in favor
of The Bank of Sites, Corporation,
and against Alonzo Measel and Warner
II. Carithers; and against the said Al
ONO Measel, for the sum of Three Hun
dred Eighty Eight Dollars ($3ss.OO)
Lawful Money of the United States
together with $l4.30 costs and interest
on $4O2.30 at Z per cent from February
2Sth, 1912, l have levied upon all the
right, title, claim and interest of said
defendants Alonzo Measel and Warner
II. Carthers, and against the said Mea-
sci of, in and to the following described
real estate situated in idaho County.
Idaho, towit:
Southeast quarter of Southeast quar-
ter of Section Twenty-Five, and North
east quarter of Northeast quarter of
Section Thirtytwo, in Township Thir-
ty-Two, North of Range Five, East of
Boise Meridian in Idaho County, Idaho,
together with all and singular the tene-
ments, hereditaments and appurten-
ances thereunto belonging or in any
wise appertaining.
Public Notice is Hereby Given, that
on Saturday, the 9th day of July, A.
ID. 1912, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, of said
day, in front of the Court House door
in the City of Grangeville, Idaho Coun-
ty, Idaho, | WILL in obedience to said
Writ of Execution, sell all the right,
title, claim and interest of said defend
ants, Alonzo Measel and Warner H. Ca
rithers; and against the said Alonzo
Measel of, in and to the above describ-
ed property, or so much thereof as may |
be necessary to satisfy plaintiff s
claims, besides costs, interest and &C.
cruing costs, to the highest and best
bidder for Lawful Money of the United
States.
Dated June Goth, A. d. 1912.
j. l. OVERMAN,
Sheriff of Idaho County.
"a By I. E. QUINLAN, Deputy.
Ell Vago, the new cigar with the
black band, now on sale. 5ltf
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-07-04
the use Of movable fence, either wire
or movable panels.

the use of a movable fence, either wire
or movable panels.
Where the grain is hogged-off there
is saving of approximately the cost of
feeding and harvesting. This is no
small item for it costs from Is to 40
wheat in the Inland Empire, the cost
varying with the yield, the method of
harvesting and threshing, and the dis
lance to market. In much of the dryer
portions of the wheat belt of both Ore
gon and Washington the yield of wheat
is frequently as low as to s bushels
pc, acre The cost of harvesting and
marketing such crop is from 80 to
40 cents per bushel. The approximate
cost Of heading, threshing and market
ing a 20 bushel crop of wheat is 20
cents per bushel When the hogs are
so managed that they thoroughly clean
up the field, hogging off the crop prac-
tically saves the cost of harvesting and
marketing. When the hogs harvest the
crop all of the waste is in shattered
wheat. This is covered by the tramp
ing of the hogs and it terminates when
the rain falls begin. Where the wheat
is cut in the usual way the waste lies
principally in heads of wheat left on
the surface of the ground. This does
not terminate so readily as the shat
tered grain and for this reason the field
that is hogged-off will be the greener
in the fall after the rains begin.
Men who hog-off wheat aim only to
use it until the stubble fields are open,
for the ripper the grain gets the great
err is the loss from SCATTERING. After
the grain gets ripe and dry hogs do
much better if they have access also
to green feed such as alfalfa, rape or
thousand-headed kale.
So far as our investigations have
gone they show that wheat may be
to good advantage for
month or six weeks during the summer.
We desire more complete data on this
subject, however, and would be pleased
to get into touch with farmers who are
in position to weigh their hogs and
determine the amount of gain made
per acre when the crop is used in this
way. 1t is also desirable that the yield
Of the crop in bushels be known. We
would be pleased to hear from any
farmer who is in a position to get this
sort of information.
BYRON HUNTER,
Agriculturist, Office Farm Manage
ment, U. s. Dept. Of Agriculture, in
Idaho, Oregon and Washington. Ad-
dress, Walla Washington.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-07-04

Notice. have plenty Of money to
loan on farms. A. F. Parker. 27tf
DR.. Jackson, the Eyesight Special
list, cures headache with right fitted
glasses. 4Stf
Wanted-Experienced girl or middle
aged woman for general house work on
ranch. Mrs.H. K. Adams, Whitebird,
Idaho, or phone Wyatt ranch. 3-3
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-07-04

For good things to eat 60 to the h.
Grocery. 42tf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-17

1T ibr gefts seporosn. unb aIio 1T
bic ghe nihtiq." Ia iprarg 5aruns
alsRaidio auf Die Giibe uno risf:
nDeinesgleihsn nur ioll aabi istn gu
meiner 3eit."
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fam 1000 1inars. Gie lsgtsH bic
Summe gemsinfam in einen Gelobsns
tel uno 3oeen aug. um Woaren bamlt
All taufsn. Dabsi tamen lie on etnsm
Qart nit gabegelssenheit porbei uno
bei6loIIen, binetnsueeben. Torber eos
ben Tie ben geu.el NIT Dem gelo Der
Sburbuterin in @erpahrung, inbsm
lie babel iagtsn: .Wsrts Dir. bdb 3u
ben 9euteI uur bann Suriidgebtn
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oem eslang es eiRem Der adufIentt,
ouf raffinirte Weife Der Ibirhuterin
ben geutel ab3uihpinbeln uno oaml,
oos Weits gu fuhen. Gls bic onoeren
brei aoufleuts aurietomeu uno ben
geutel ni6t erbielten, i9kppten Fix
bic Frau DOT ben Raoi. unb bieier ptr'
urtbeilte it, ben Shobsn 5u erfsBen,
unb pfGnbete mebrere 5orberuneen
bic iie on 9ritts bate. Weineno irrt,
bic 5biirbiiterin banah auf Der Strab'
terum. 9a fraste iie Elm fiinfiabrisel
anabe, mas ibr fehls, uno erfutr mad
langsm 9rdngen ben gansen SahDer'
halt. Gr ipro6: .Gib mir einen Dir
benz fir 9onbons, 70 ipia ih Dir cir
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bas 9elbitiif erbalten bate. fuhr e
fort: .2ees 9erufuns Elm unb fase: 6;
mar spii9sn mir uHb ben auuflsnier
psreinbart. bab ib ibRen ben 0elbbeu
tel niht eeben iullte. Denn nidt dIl'
bier 5usegen tpdren. SAB fie ale Die
tommen, 70 min ih ibnen, tpie perub
rsbet, ben Gelbbeutel geben." Oami
Bate iis GrfoIg.
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Aus Der HehtspHese Der
,,1OOl Naht".

Gin b.riibmter Subi, Der alien isis
nen pfli6ten na6tam, mar 4bu sSus
iuf. Gr leiitete einmal bsm Salifen
6arun=aI>Rai6ib in sinem unlOsbur
sri6eineuben Sale bur6 ieinen jurie
iti'hsn Sdarfiinn einsn grobeuDienit.
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gen, mid ibrsr tpGbr.nb Der porgez
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laubt fein. ibr obns ginbaltuns Der
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gefiel benz Salifen unb bic 0ermGbs
lung bes Wdbfens nit bem Stlapsn
purbe oprsenommen. Damn iprat
Der aalif gum Stlupen: ySbeibs Did
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ben." Der aber ertpiberte: Sd min
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ben. buB cine Sheibung mad benz Ge.
feb nur NIT fsiner freien ginipi[isuns
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sd ntbme an limb abu Sufuf:
sd fprene bk zrtnnurg bon geti
Lu6sA xt& snl 1na i9bSe 1s. btnn 4,
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2,noice einef erlafenen unn on mid ecrtc.
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ausfi4teng Sn pielen adnbern
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% untsr bunbsrt Gbefhlisbunqen,
unb nimms bie 3aN INNER msbr ab:
il bes srasn 6S!fh -ssa sisztsH aetes.
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Die peraebIih DIE Irme nnd) einent
Sdapieaeriobn arsitrefen. Iber Serta
horte faum oanah bin. Ste lab MIR
ibre geppelle: @eoritft! 8eortdtl
sic fiiblte iih nun burdaus ols
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bin. 9dlle 3u beiud)en uno fanunte
lid, bos ooor III elatten Sdeltelt
iiber Die Obren mas lie iebr NIB
fletoete.
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fleioiainen Sd}eiteln iiber Die Sbren
f0mrnt. llno acknowledgements mar
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luntoreben ettpas g9eIfes befommen
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qab tie baS Hennen Derloren uno ser.
brad enbgiiltig ibre Seter. --
Sic qriff beniitbig gum Stalbt1id
| uno iufte ibr altes @allflel0 5lpeds
Mpoer1,iiierens aus Dem Shranf.
| aber oamaIs mar tie ldugit niht
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unperitanoeue iSrau 81 tperben -.
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uno 10 hattie es bod nod etne gang
aliidIite Gbe peroen fonnen, pern
nidt - ia, tpenn nitt Die georu6tt
: gtppeae gelpeien rp6re oils Ieudrtenoer
Sintpeis, baB lie eigeutIid3 nit)t gun,
9oden lno ainoerpappeIn beittnunt
lei.
Spe3ieu CUR 3eit Der GROCER
@dihe, o6er tpern Ith oie 9ruf'
, Iegung eines geipiiien 8erfes jdbrt
, empian6 lie iid burhaus als gefciieItl
Iitonin. llno geIegettIih ersdblte fl
, Damn pobI Dem eineu ober Dem on
. oeren, penn bas 8eipr1h oornu
fam: .Shabe, bnB mir Die 8irtb
!, ifoft 1ln6 Die ainoer nift uehr 3ei
!, IafIen, ih qIalIbe nGu,lit, cine ifriit
: IteQeriihe gegobung gu boben. llebri
, gems" ieste lie oann traumperlorel
!, llrlb ipie betIaltfig bin5u, netrInlal Il
( cine RooeIle BON mir georudt NOR
:, ben - - -"
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aaifer unb Miniiter. Der
uStonbnrb" ers1hlt bon BEN peritors
benen Witabc fols<nbe biibfhe Gss
fnidte: aIIe iopnnildxn Winiiter 1ros
rem i'm Uerisbr NIT ihm iiberous be-
fcneen; cine Nusncbne inahien Hur
Der grpbe Craftsman Jio unb Der
aeaenipdrtios premier Mnrquis Sais
onii. Gpesien Der Miniiter bss Jn.
nerr ob<r, Wlarquis Moiiusaia. mar
in Oeaentport bts auiiers 10 uniifer
unb faifuneslos. bob tr ouf ols an
ibn gerintetsn Jroseu INNER muir su
ontmortsn Dermphte: Sd iDerbe bic
4naeIsaenbeit forsfdItis uHitriudsn
IafIsn, Cure majeftdt.a Ginn1uI frngts
ihn nun Der aoifer. einen peritdnbnibs
pcl1en Geitenblid ouf bic ihn umses
benben Winiiisr iperfsno. bon uns<s
fGtr: .Wie pisle ainber baben Gis sis
aentIih. M0rquis2- Worauf Der Qln-
g<rebeie prompt 5ur 4ntiport 1ab:
I'D, fDerb< bie Mneeltgenbeit forafdls
tia unteriudxn loiien. Gurt Moithdt.
Dorouf fpu Der Rniier In bns btiteritr
lcnen nil3gsbro1<n fein, in bds aud
be umfebtnbtn Wliniiter oIs Gins
itimmieH.
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sebnis iinb e. IL psr5sni, srpifdtn
35 unb 40 baIb 10 piel, 6 per3ent,
smiIfen 40 unb 40 5 per3eni. aipis
fhen 45 uno 80 / spersent. Jm bobes
ren Mlter finb bic GbefnIisBungen uuf
feiisn Der Jrau re9t fsIten. Nuf 1865
DrGute fpmmt bnnn nur nod cine In
biefem pprgeriidien MIisr.
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W1rtlih bef0fat.

W0rtIid befoist
~gio, na, bic Ari nnb Meife, irie
DE bic ipptse Geitalt b<r Noxpnin
frrtrdtEsnb ftririt. i4siHi mir bed
etlpos uniorrett!s
.stb.r i4 bite did ~ bsabo&;,
asa hs Ussa6sls
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1912 ". Ctbertb Etrnb G. 5tpet ftnHe
tel, Trouts fctpie stpei otriersimmr: Sas
5uta aobes unb aur BeIendDiung.