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Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-05-15
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
 No. o3o08

Department of the Interior, U. s. Land Office, Phoenix, Arizona, May 10, 1913.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-05-15

Yuma Sentinel: First publication.
 May 15, 1913-5 weeks.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-05-15

Yuma Sentinel: First publication,
 May 15, 1913-5 weeks.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-30

aiinite organiiiert iino, uno melhe
@igentiimer ibrer S1uier iino mo
pelde ST ibren GGitmen Die 5onilicn
ibrer MitglieOer 5lilaileii, Die @rlatlb-
Is baben Iollcn, 81 p%erfauietL tDeg5il.
0ebeu oOer aus8ui6enfen Oes SOnn-
tags pdbreno Der StunOen, ole in
oieiem @aragrapb feltgeleBt linn,
Bier unO leihte @eine an iib lelblt
uuo an Die @Iie0er ibrer Samilien.
9llf glntrog oes Serrn @eber miro
beihlolieit oieien Gntpurf ben 0ele-
goten 5u iibergeben, Ole nod ct
Souis geben ner0elL uH0 Dab oiele
nod anOere nnitoBige Einfte oes So
mes : 8orfs : @eiebes IN oieien @nts
inurf aiiinebmen f0nnen.
Die Serreu aapier, Sanlen mo
@roff merOen ais GinselmitglieOer
anfgenommen.
3u Delegaten fiir Den ct. Sotiiler
&onoent Oes Iertih Anlerifanildea
9tationolbumOes meroen nominiert Die
Serren Soldner, Der leine gtominatI-
on 5uriid5iebt 8enoer, Sommel @e-
Der, @iegano; Serr @ieganO muroe
per INFLAMMATION gepGblt. PHI NH-
trag ioIlen BON Den A &anoiOdten 5uei
ais 0elegateu gepdblt neroen. Die
Stimnlen fallen ouf Die Serren @e-
Der uno Samuel. @s miro Oes mei-
teren ouf 9lntrag 0es @errn &oldier
beidloiien, o%cnienigen Serrerl, ole
oui eigene Soften geben moaenL Oas
Wia1oat 8u geben.
Ole Ginla0ung Oes &riegerbunOeS
iultr0e aigenommen rnO beihlollen,
Die 6obuen in Ser Earaoe mti5rrneb-
men.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-30
GOucurOia Stride.

SSr ser Goncoroia Stride merOen
am Sonntog, Den Z. September, oie
reqelmGBigen @o~ttesoienite nieoer
anfangen. 9luf oeS Eoitors @lnid)
inO Bedding oes 3irheenrots loa=
TEN oieielben idon an Sonntag, ocn
81. Iltguit, Beginner, ie0oh Die lhpe-
re &ranfbeit oes beliebteli Seelior-
gers modte cs notmenoig, Oieielben
einc @o6e 81 Derid)ieben. glltd Die
Somitags-Sh ule ion am lelben
Sonntage mie0er loren glnfang ncf-
men. 9ie @ltern iiuO gebeten, aae
&inoer, Die alt geitiig iinO, recbt re-
qelmdBig uno piinftlid 81 i6iden
oamit feline ltnterbrehrng i'm StitOi-
Inn unO 2ernen Ser 9ibel ItattfinOet.
Soate es inter oen @lieoern linO
6reunoen 2eltte geben Oie gert lin
gen, 10 limo 0ieielben ge6eten, lid
Dem Gbor mSuidlieBer, Der iebr no
tia nod M6nnerltimmen braubt
Soffentlid oiebt es nod Mdnner, bic
p0dentli6 cine StuuOc an @eiaig=
iibltng menOen f0nnen.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-30

Scntidcr Gcntrdl @erein inn III
itrift Columbia. Niartiu gSie
gdlf0, @rdiiOent g8oligouB &ud0a.
libel, I. &iie @rdi 9luauit Sdmiot.
2. &%i3c.Srdi.; Garl Ggoli 3. 9i5c.
@rdi. George Mfuir, 4. &i3e 9}rii /;
@m. @icgmonu. 5. 9i3e @rdi.; @u.
ito1e 9eu0er, Setrct0r, @onareB
@eigbts &arl 6ammeL Shaemei
tier; SSoc MonOrad. 6abnentrdger.
&eriomlling am 4. Dienltag {. DE-.
in 922 Beui. 4ne.
%ctcrnnrnDcrcim ocs Stcn &ata,
lions, &erinHmelt iid Oaiel6it
Gcnti@cr Naiirnbansncrein, Gra-
ii0cnt 8. s. Shueiocr, 4nt. 81. 9teD.
ers, Sefretdr, 1910 Srpina Str. q.
70, @ireftorci- uno 1elegatcn.g}ar.
iammdng an 2. 5ormta9 l. DC. in
Der @nitalt.
Jrduen- Stlfssrreiu 6rau &. @. garibel.
oral. 9srlnmmrlt iIb mcndtIth an ?. Ton
uerltag I'M We iieubais, 3 llbr uddni.
5rausu. gld0eerri0. 5rmu 81. q6Hlu. graf.
Geriammslt i4 mpnaili6 aentaB 9ct5.
GrntIdler SricgcrbnnO Dcriommelt
iidl icoen 3. Montag monotlih III
So Sem. glue.. 6eloiuebeI Solepb
Niair, 9to. ii 5ea.StroBe. V. Is.
0cMtih.@ Tcrifaniider Se&nifcr-
%crrin nerloMiaelt lid am /. IND 3.
W2ittmodl 0rs Wtonats I'M Sanger.
bua0 3t1 Is ctr. q. &. @aul 9alidl
5efretar BIS @ropu Str, a. 8.
@crmmia Stub. Niittpods mo
5reitags abea0S III &9e Soiefam,
1923 Ctr. u. @. Sefretar Ism.
s. WicperS. 1919 Srpiag Ctr, gt.8.
GufcI SrGiig gcrgniignns3 : Ger
Gin Geo. Wiuir, Scfret1r, 1881 lite
StraBC. q. %, Geriamlelt lid am
,. SouutaQ /. So. III @oloen Goa.
lc 9otel. "a. S. glpe ullO 9 Str.
Outd YraIg gameuserein. 8rau ScpSis
gSab, praipentin. 3erlamme..s lh AM /.
Miihppa I'M Mionatim Sauie eines bsr nit
9%lifoer.
@ruIpcrt Sil Cemetery. 6rco,
Sm1ob 8rdii0ent; Ism. Niartin Ses
fretdr IT. Sc. @ridue0Oe, SAoBmeiit.
&eri. am +. 6reitag monotli6 IN 500
9te 5traBe U. @.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-30
q irrl1rr-B ulpnnpr

Sic aOt6oIiidc ct. NiarieaIirdr,
70 1tr., 5iDlldcn Is II. s. Ctr, %. SO.
&. VI. 3oiB 8inrrcr
@ottea 0icuEic 50untoaS: ST. Wel-
e $50 mo 9,f5; SonntagsibuIe
1000; Sodlamt 1890; Galien $50;
Nesper un0 5egeu 400.
5eiertags: 81. WieIien 600 unO
ZOO; @o6amt 900; 9esper uno &c,
Gen 400.
@o6entaas: 81. @leiien 700 uno
500; SILL unO Iuguit $50 uno
100 llbr.
Griter 6reitag i'm Monat: ST..
Nieiic 700, Sodjamt uno 9(asicsung
500; 9lubetmg mGbreno oes cages,
0er5 : Seiu . 9[noadt ino Gegen
$50.
9eidte. Somsfaas bon A-6 uno
$50. 9lm Gage Dor Seiertaaeu
uno am l.. 6reitag i'm Mondt BON
l-G niO TO; Se0en Iorgen BON
730 big 500.
3lr9iraum 8srfin SobaIitit. s~ommunion
am (. Seuntaa /. M. Z 30; gsrfnmmIuua ie-
ben Ritipod Abent $50.
6ralen 1opalttdt. aommunipn am ?. Conn
"a, 80; Gef am 2. Srnniag nm 800 libr.
vi. Name jeiu gsrsin. Rcmmunicu an 3.
@cantag, 1.30.; &eri. 3. Spuniaa atsnbs 7.30
aiueer Nidria Gerein. acmmunirn isben 4.
ScnntaG 1905 Bert. am 4. Sonntaa, 300.
alidrpueiu. Grri. am 3. Spnntda, 400.
Armrnleslen 8ersin. @trlammlnua am A.
@cnuiag I'm i.30.
8tneibprt GInb. @rriammInns am /. Muns
iaa /. Or, abfuts s llbr tn csr nnttrn Sdul.
bale, Ste nne Waitinetun Ctr, y. N.
81. 9clfpbs giebtsbunb. YerlammsIi nd
lsefn 2 Girnlag i'm Wcnat III Der gertins-
bale. 5. unb , CTR. u. u, abenbs s rbr.
q. gcuifnrius aranFen unirriiBunas-
@frstd. gfrianmelt nd ieben 2. Wiittpch
I. VI, atfnes 5 lbr, 9de 6. un6 8 or. R.@.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-30
@ciana.@ereime
1b.
0&

&crcinigte Singer DUii @aIBingtpn
Br1iioent: So9n @alOntann; Sefre-
tar s. @cfe, 40 IS. Str, @. 6.
@aIgin9tOn SGngCrbnnO. go. 314
e StraBe. q. IS. albcrt 2cpper.
@rGiiocnt. q. 8rnluer, 5efretGr. 314
6 Str, u. SO. q. @umpreAt. 9irp
acut. Singituioe ieoen 0ieustag.
Damenyersin. grau 81. 8. 9artbsl. Oral.
.&erinmmlln8 ieoeA 1. unc 3. Dienitag ee9
Mpnata, glbeneo s abr, IN ubigem gctaIe.
glrion GcIaugucrcin, 1905, 6
5traBe. 81. IS. gltig. Sdmi0t. 8rd.
iiOcnt. Sobn @eber. 5efretdr,
DO. 51S, Gle StroBe. q. e. aarl
Sober. 0irigent. 9ircltorenperiamuts
hung anl /. Sonntog nab Dem l..
0littpod) i. 90. Sin9ituuoe ieoeH
Yiittpodl.
gIricn 0omenperein. 5rau q. arumfe,
priloentir. %@erlammling am 2. Yittprd
mpnatlid nbenes IN cbigem yefalc.
Gcrmania MlnncrdOr. 922 8enn.
9(De. g. q. 8r6I &obn Aeiff Ser.
t3co, Seboiiion G2t cat Capitol
StroBe.
emil s. G6riitiani, Director. @e-
idditsOeri. anl L. Sonltag l.. 3D.,
Gnngitimoe ieocn 0onnerltag uno
5onntag glbcno in 922 4a. 9(pe.
Damenscen. 8rau 6atb. Bauer, Ora /
Werllmnrt i'd ieofn erfeu Srnntag int
Wpnoi i'm obiger eriale.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-30
gaaosmannidaitlids nno ltnteranf.
Anas Srysiue.
gSOBltdtisfciisucreiu
.cr 9arte $3.50 per So6r.

S6uci5cr &obltatigfrifsbcrrin.
Erai Slilius @qlofL ttS &rnneiie.
9tDe. %. @. 8. z. SdiUcaler, Gesrc.
tar. 1929 S Str, g. @.
@crciu 9aOcn, glois Gein6art Sc.
fretar, 1l3 . StraBe. q. ~. Der.
iammelt lid ieoer i. Diensta0 IN
@loHat IN 93G ga. gOe, %. %.
Sdwdbii6er GranEen ~llntcrfit.
%snugsuercin, glidoeI Dice. Selrctdr.
500 $ Stry q. 9. &eriamnliuug an
i. Gicnstog /. DC. liz gfo 1871 a. Str.
&lattOHtider Screen. @ln. 5tiir.
mann, Sefret1r, mobntnif in Goco.
ma &nrf. &~criammIung an I. @on
nerstag /. u. in 737 :. Ctr. u. %.
6clcuSafmitdotcr untcrItiAmugs.
%crciu. Souis @aaer. 8r1itOcnt.
5o1n 0ieiniHger, Saretdr. 90. RI,
u StrnBe, g. Us. 9criQumlunq an
3. g}ittpod /. vi. in 922 ,gn. gl9e
Mc9ocr.ll ritiitungsOcrcm 6rit
9eB, Setrctdr, Care gto. 1920 Som.
9lucniie- &%eriannuelt lid ie0en criica
0ielstag i w. in yto. 922 ga. gs0c
Columbia Sraucr . agaalea.iIm
tcritlenngSDerciH. 6rau3 Rom. ST.
trctars 1884 22te Sir, VI. ". &er.
lamanlung ON 3. 3ienstag /. Ma. III
glo. 936 4a, gl0c., u. u.
Gentidcr Interfnitanas6gg6
9titrift go 40. Seirctar @8nl. gan.
uemaml. 1916 Marion Gtsc6e. u
". @eriammelt lid ie0en 4. Mtti.
podJ {. Y1. III $50 asa. Ioc.. y. W.
Gcntidcr Neutrality-suspicious.. Gh
Iiritt DO. 4t0. Gelret1r o3n 0iei.
ninger, SO. 81 G.StraBe, g. 8.
&erldnmelt lit] am /. YilthUodl "a.
0cn YftS. in 936 9a. glDe., ". ".
Sentidl Naerifaniidcr Inter
i%tiitnug5 &ereiu. 9se @iegau0.
Sefretar. 9io. S2i 6te Cir. 8 @
Selcb6on 9ioin 2999m. &rriamnl.
am ,. 9icnStug i. VI. III 73g z. Ctr
@ai6instou Sid 9iclicf. 5efrctdr
9iidof, G6errpoaIe 9iitraT eta.
8. 8eri. an /. ms 8. @}ontao
j. 0f, il S27 4. StraBe, ". Us
Scatidc grana, 5u5iahaiiGa
kartei. Mcl5cl Aitl. 3etrctsG. 28le
Goo0. @eri. ON .. ua0 q.
.Q}ontaa, 9l6enoS s ll9r, iii 9to. So
7tc Str w. Y. 5Dnlpatiiierer ts
Washington Journal., 1913-08-30
Nus Ocuti3eu |erciucm.
1entidlcr Central gcr6anO.

Ser 0eutide Gentral &erbano belt
am lebten Dienstag ieine regelmG-
Biae Wtonots 8eriammlung III
8eBlers Saae alb. Gen @oriib iilbrte
@rGiioent @ieqano. Die 8eriamm-
hung, Die iebr gut beiitbt par, nabm
oas @rototol Der leBten Sibung an.
gtah 8crleiung Der 0elegatenlilte be-
griiBte Der @rdiiOent ole gum ~eritet
W2ale erihienenen 0eleqaten. Sin
&orreipon0en3en naren Die folgcns
Oeu eingelaufen: Cine @nilaOrmg Oes
oeutlden &riegerbunOes, Der 81 lei-
men Sabnenmei6e' um0 StiftimgSfelt
einluOet; eiu S6rei6en aus Dem
@eiBen Sauie in Dem Der @mpfaug
Ger lebtbiu gefaBten Helolution be-
itGtigt miro; bonn S6wobenpereiry
DER Gelegoten nnmelOet, nnO 5tDdr
Sic Serrcn g. Braun, 90. Diet, g..
S1nBler, S HoeBler uno 6. Soil
manu- BON ser @ilbelm Sca 60
ge, y. o. 81. Of s., Die ebeufalls 9c-
leqaten anmelOet, ltio 5tpar bic Ser
zen s. 9rueQger, s. @iirb, Gbas.
aiible, g. Snmmel uilO Saul Sad-
i6miOt;
0as Grefirtipfomite beri6tet, DOB
es bei6loiien babe, sic oeutidc Gag
ieier I'M Treien a~bsilbalten un0 oaB
eS oofiir Elm llnterfomite %ernannt ba=
be. Die Namen oesielbeu baben mir
liingit6in per0ffentli6t. Der @eridt
Oes S6abmeiiters mitrOe eiltgegcll-
gcnommen.
Gas u@rciie &omite" 6erihtet, CAB
nod nihts 6abe geton merOen f0nnen,
neil nod fein Grcile 8oaro ernarnt
iei.
Serr @ummel, nnutenS 0es &omi-
ties fir oeu Stem Hiper &iem Iusflug
beridtet, OaB aQeS ~porbereitet lei, nur
babe er etmos Shmierigfeiten nit Der
Gerteilumq Ger oYoltcrsD geba6t. SEE
5iiglid Der Oelttihen Gogfeier idldgt
Serr Cities 2offler's 8arf Dor, mdb-
reno Serr @onoraf Or. @5arra's
6arm poridldgt. Die 9lrrongierung
res Seites nit alien ieinen @in5elbsi-
ten, aitd Ser &labfrage, miro Dem
Grecutipfomitc iibertrageit uno als
Gag ser 20. 0ftcber in Aisiidt ae-
nonlmcli.
Sci ser glllinobne oes Einftes
ngteue @eidGfte" erqreift Serr 9en-
Der Oas Mort uno erflGrt, OaB er
cine @eIebporlage %entmorfen babe
3tDeds Amenoier1tng Oes So 0eS So
nes-@ orfS- @eieBes. 9as Amen0e-
ment lalltet, 9eidloiien, ooB Clubs,
oie in geiebmdBiger @eiie liceniiert
nn0 inter Ben @eleben 0es 9iltrifts
Columbia inforporiert iinO, uno ole
fir @o6ltGtigfeits, @r5iebunes-, Ii
terorifde. nntiifaIiihe ODER miilen-
ihaftli6e 3mede ooer fir gegenieiti=
qe 8eIlerung ooer Die 60r0critng Ser
Washington Journal., 1913-08-30

tar oes Snaltgltrotions-a omites. Sll
@oibington nannte man i'm Den &c-
giiieilr Der EMANCIPATION, neil iein
Slid fir Details mo leine &raft, ct
mas poralt 81 bringerL mirflid) nun
oerbar maren. @err Sid ltanmt ans
Siio-Garolina. eSn i%einer amtliden
Gigenihaft miro er oas 3oIlbous bon
Sonto Domingo, Die Siitereiien Ser
@ren5en bon Sniti uno Die $20,000,-
900 NnEeibe inter iid baben. Gin
@ertrag nit Santo Domingo erm1d-
tigt ben Hrdiioenten Der 8ereinigs
ten Staten. oen 3oaeinnebmer 81
ernennet.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-30

@alfer g. Sid, elmer ser tatigitel1
@irfer in Ser @iIion aompagne, bot
feline 8elobnung OaOur6 erbalten
Dab Ser @rdiioent i'm sum Steuer-
einnebmer in Santo Domingo nit
einem SabresegebaIt bon $4,000 er-
nannt bat. 6err Sid fommt bon
Oietp Serfep uno lit elm 9(nmaIt. CT
lit elmer Der origineIlen v@ilion-
2eute~ in ienem Staat. Gr ltanO
mGbreno Ser @abl Gampaqne Dem
Stem Yorfer &aauptqlartier Dor uno
mar in Dem Der &onpention uorollge-
ben0en Rampf in ben iiioliden
Staaten tdtig. sllt6 NOR er Sefre-
Washington Journal., 1913-08-30
5ugg3T.

q Gentide %6rcimaurer gpas,
XGN Arininine, NO. %. st A.gl 500.
" Nbnm 1dnei0er, Sctret6r,
20. 37l6 N}c@iuleu 5troBG Gbep1
.@baie .. s. &eri. ON I. IT. 3 @icaa
tag /. SO. i'm nclien Moionic Gemfel
@il6clm Sca 2ogc 10. s. q. 6
q. oi s. Gcriomunelt Iid ie0cn Il
nmo 3. 0onner5tag in 1iouat ii
DO. 936 ga. g(Ue., gt@. @npI Bod.
iAnio. 9efrctdr 107 5. 1traBe.
q. ..
scntOnia cage 90. 2, 5. .. S. @.
S. @. Sel6iq @rdig 1742 ctr.
u. 80. s.. GIa9cureiA, Ser. 1900
S. Ctr. q. 81 @cri. ON 2. uu0 A.
@lontaa /. Nf. in 93G @aglpe y. q
Washington Journal., 1913-08-30

50. lnt6. GrcicinigfcitS Stride.
de j mo 5troBe, q. SO. 8aItor
9. Sdrooer
@ottesoicRlte: Born. If llbr IN
telitlder Sprade, 9lbeuos 7.30 in
eaalilder Spradc.
s}abrca0 0er 6aiien8eit ieocn Nitt.
nod Inn $50 abenOs OemtldJer GOT.
9oienlt.
SonRtaasidule (oeutid eu9liid)
I'm $50 llbr Uornittaas.
eoucor0ia &creili, neriammeIt Iit
Qm 4 mo 3. 0%onneritag oes Mts.,
a6enos s llbr.
8%rollcaDerciu om /. 9%onuerltag
Il Wionat.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-30

Gritc rrformierte Stride, 6. unO q
Str, q. IS.
8aitor: Gco. Santes Q. 0ubrer.
SonntogslduIe, enc fiidl, nm 9.45
Oormittngs.
air6snrab an 1. Disnlas i'm @cnat,
S llbr Nbvuos.
1s gstrrrversin isSn Gcnusrnas absnbs
Rm 8 llbr.
5mnfn-9srsla an srlen DisnRas imNlsnat
nm z llbr 80 Nbfnts.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-30
2sntds euanaeIild i. Int6eriide

9cntiAe eUangelild . IMtberilde
GourorOia Stride, 20. uno q Str, q.
SO.
Sailor. @cb. Saul 81. Men5eI.
Scnuiaas, erutlder @oittsoienf nm II llbr
morarns, en9liltu Mcr9snseitfsbieuf an isOem
l. Scouting oes Wpnais.
SsbeisperiammIung efs 6nbeapur gsretns
nm 6.30 llbr.
Snelilte MISUNDERSTANDING I'm 7.30 tbr
penn DEFENDERS anesJeiat.
observation-disclosures am nlieu Niitpct bss
Wpnais, abenos S libr.
BraueagereiuedBuua am srhsn MitipuG ess
Npuaie. nabmittags 2 llbr.
Aie Sennta9eibulsbrer bdten ibre mpnat.
lids @eldatt sosrlammlans am 8rpsiien Diens-
'ag ees WRenaie, abtnbs 7.30 llbL uub ibre
pts1tniltdr 9prbrrimnseluues DCnnersiaa
Abfno $50 llbr.
~Nsrlamnlurg bfs Midioussgreius IN am ).
conn'rsia9 bee Mcuats nm 2 llbr na8mittaas.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-30
GOauacliid . Iat6criide 8iuus.
Stride. 6. unO q Str. 81. SO.
8nitor Gidar0 Ghmi0t.
8iOns.

ftesOienit ieoen Somtag:
oentid 10 llbr normittags.
@nglild fl llbr pormittags
innO S llbr abenos.
Somtagsldule $50 lt6r BORN.
airatarai an 1ieuifas abenc mad Osm Irs-
im Sehntag /. ~.
8raa Il Nhnipns-G evsin unp 6rauen.6 ilfs-
SeretH am |. 1nnnfritas Nahmittae i'm Msn.,
a1tfrsr I'M 2 llbr, legterrr nm 3 llbr.
1ueeno-Grretn (yutber. eiga) iepen Dunners.
tlg abeue UNI 7.3o llbr.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-30
Rereins~ und Aogeu~ calender

Ole Scrren setetare fo aebehu, ms irts BON aopfeuorauoeumaen
ionic BON gor9dngen in ibren gcretncn 9erift ST gcbcn, mo imo mir
lcts beire5t iohe an geeioncRr 5hne mtiBmebmen.
@res fir Die SnRrttou ser aartc $3.50 per SoGr.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-30

Gr3 pl0ieui- @eamter qibt SIR Bell ltntcrriht 5medS ser Ncrbft Ga
miuotoneu fr oen 3oaDenL Seine Aus0aben ifr Bidder m@ Sml
nateriaien Gag uno AbenOtlafen @tntrtt ieOcreit oneu.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-30

Gnangeliid !. lut6eriide Ct. 50.
baHncs : Stride. Az Str. 9. 8.,
3loiidcu . mo 6 Str.
4aitor @cO. s. 6. Suit.
Airttnrath p%eriammrlt I'D AM /. Wentae
i'm Wonat. llteree S llbr.
5rauensneiu %SsrlummeIt lid am /. Ritt.
nod I'M Mieaat. giabmittaas 3 llbi.
gutbsr-giaa v%eriammelt lia am 2. MittpUH
I'm Nlonot s llbr Mben6s.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-30

@eIalsene SdiueimsfnOdel,
reimites Gdmals, allc @iiritc-
@Mehlers, 532 @emter Marft.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-30
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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1913-08-08
NOTED AGRICULTURIsT

Dr. S. B. Nelson, secretary OF the
Northwest Livestock association
vhich will hold its annual exhibition
and sale of livestock at Lewiston
Idaho December l to inclusive
Tuesday received a cablegram from
Professor Thomas Shaw, agricul-
tural advisor for the Great Northern
railroad. his territory extending
from st. Paul to Portland stating
that he would accept the invitation
70 address the meeting OF the asso4
citation. Professor Shaw is spending
the summer in Europe, and the
cabIegram was from London, Eng
land. He is a noted agricuituris'
and lecturer and will be given q
Mace on the Lewiston program LOT
december l, the first day OF the big
show.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1913-08-08
HIGH FINANCE

Someone who has apparently been
reading the prospectuses that are
coming freely enough into the state,
has proposed the organization of a
company for the production of cat
skins. He styles it 'catarat" farm
ing, which is not very slow in itself,
but it is when we come to the pro-
cesses of the scheme We find that
we have encountered a master mind.
without going into detail, we can
give the gist of his proposal in the
following brief paragraphs
ITO start, we shall collect, say
100000 cats which ought to be
IN easy matter Each cat will aver
age 10 kittens a year. The skins run
from 10c each for white ones to 75c
each for the pure black. This will
give us 100000 skins per year to
sell, at an average of soc apiece,
max .ng our revenue about $4,000 a
day, gross.
"A man can skin 60 cats per day
for So per day. 1t will take 100
men to operate the ranch, and there
fore, the net profit will amount to
about $4,000 per day.
1--WE will feed the cats on rats,
and will start a rat ranch next door.
The rats multiply four times as fast
as cats. II we start with 100000
rats we will have, therefore, four
rats per day, which is plenty.
Now, then, we feed the rats on
the carcasses of the cats, from which
the skins have been taken, giving
each rat fourth of a cat. 1t Will
thus be seen that the business is self
acting and automatic all the way
through. The cats will eat the rats
and the rats will eat the cats, and
we get the skins. Exchange.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1913-08-08
NOTED AGRICULTURAL
EXPERTS CONFER

Mr.. c. B. Smith, representing the
United States bureau of farm de-
velopment in the territory west of
the Mississippi river; Byron Hunter,
representing the same bureau in
Western Montana, Idaho, Washing
ton and Oregon, and L. W. Fluharty,
his assistant, called at the college
yesterday to confer with DR.. Ira d.
Cardiff, director of the Washington
Experiment Station, and President &c.
A. Bryan, relative to cooperative
agreements between the national
bureau, the state bureau of farm de-
yelopment, and the State College.
Under the Washington law adopted
last winter, each county in Washing
ton may, through its county commits
sioners, apply to the director of the
State Experiment Station for the ap-
pointment of county agricultural
agent. he to be appointed by the
director. The latter is head of the
state bureau of farm development,
created by the Washington law.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1913-08-08

The department of agriculture Of
the college has purchased 2 yearling
steers which VII be fed and fattened
for the several purposes of furnishing
material for student work, for judg-
ing, for the work of the classes in
feeding and for the shows The herd
will be taken to Portland for the big
December stock show there
The old barn on the state farm, the
one used for horses, cattle, sheep,
swine, storage of hay and other feed,
etc, prior to the erection, of the
bull, sheep, dairy and horse barns,
is being remodeled into horse
barn. The building lately used for
the dairy and horse barn will be used
for the dairy cattle exclusively here
after.
One of the finest crops of Amara-
oti and Bengal pease ever harvest
ed on the state farm is being cut
the present week The varieties
named have been proved by ex-
perimental studies to be the best
for the general run of climatic and
soil conditions in the Inland Empire.
The seed will be distributed among
the farmers of the state who apply
for it,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1913-08-08
A FEASIBLE PROJECT

The plan of making a good sized
lake in the City park has been pro-
nounced feasible by competent en-
gineers, but there is a considerable
difference of opinion as to the cost.
1t can not be questioned that the lake
would be a very valuable asset to the
city and the only doubt which re-
mains to be determined is whether
the benefits will justify the cost.
The sensible thing to do is to have
competent men decide what is the
best plan for carrying the project in
to effect and figure what the cost
would be. Then the people can very
quickly make up their minds as to
whether or not it is worth while to
tackle the proposition.
The benefits which would result
from having a lake in the city are
so obvious that the project merits
careful consideration. Pullman is
the only city in this section which
could have a lake of pure water and
the most should be made of every
natural advantage which, if utilized,
will help to make this town more at
tractive than others. In selecting a
place to make their homes most par
ents take into consideration the fac
tors of attractive surroundings and
the opportunities for a recreation for
their children. There are no forms
OF recreation which are more bene-
ficial and wholesome than swimming,
boating, skating and fishing. The
proposed lake would give the young
people of Pullman an opportunity to
enjoy all these pleasures,
AS a purely business proposit' on
The Herald believes that the expendi-
ture of several thousand dollars in
! making the lake would be first
class investment 1t further believes
that the project can be carried
through for a sum which could be
easily raised in Pullman by donations
OF cash and labor. Pullman has
gained the reputation of getting what
her people go after and that repu-
tation should be sustained.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1913-08-08
CHURCH FEDERATION MOVE

Next Sunday morning the Baptist
and Congregational churches will
meet in the Congregational church at
II a. m. The committees appointed
by the two churches to confer to-
gether relative to the question of fed
Grafton will have a report to offer.
Members of each church directly con-
cerned and all who are interested in
this vital question, are requested to
be present. The work of church fed
GRAFTON is taking place all over the
country. In Connecticut, during the
past 0 years, upwards of 80 fedora
lions have been effected. In Will
ington, Con, the Baptist and Congre-
gational churches have been federat-
ed for two years, and the plans adopt
ed there have worked admirably. The
committees will present the articles
of federation as adopted by the
churches of Wilmington. If you are
interested to learn what has already
been worked out in church federation
come and hear the report of the COM
mittees. The movement here in Pull
man is in no sense a limited one; it
is open to all who hope for or who
desire church federation. The Sun
day schools meet at 10 a. M, and
the Young Peoples societies at 7
p. M, at the Baptist church