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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-22

One year, delivered By carrier s4.sl
SIX months, delivered By carrier z4l
rhrse months, delivered BY carrier L2l
0ns month, delivered bJ carrier =
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-22

However, the Fact that the federal
building is not to be CON pleted till
March, 1915, viii give US girls plenty
OF time to get our clothes ready for
the dedieatory occasion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-22
A STOLEN sMlLE'ER TWO.

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-22

Uncle Hi says he doesn't believe in
invading woman's sphere and that 3
why he doesn't hang around the house
when it is moving day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-22

It takes less brains to talk about
persons than to talk about things.
That is why the Alltongues assault so
many absent people.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-22

Also, some men wear white shoes
and black socks but it is because they
don't know any better rather than be-
cause it is stylish.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

The Red Wing Free Press says It'll
cannot nderstand why opposition to
.nlidate For nominat ion should
ehange to support for that same ca1ss.
sSidate for. election. M MHf position were
to continue after nominat ion, stthsha ev-
2ary one who supported other candidates
should hump body
ion, and .s then those Of Me ops
position who had been doing the
IIlme thing would come over.
ems scarcely logical J0 fticnlaf!
s1]Ijnllt can be laid down. depends,
1ke Free Press points out HI itseslls'
san q Inconsistency ia saying Tark-8
s4f was unfit for presid lent, then sup
\ ting him. Prob ably III that case
ryan figured that the opposition can
date was less worthy and not that
"a 1ker was more worth Sometimes
ID & matter of pref Ference - personal
not political, sometimes it
4 selief that someone priimus inter
Il lfst among his e0ual ally-
D belieg that tho selection al some
u som sons y ftain 3iel
"A n& ainal q cet kainiy
niS is d
81 l3sl, sllil q III 6ssd -
h. Soy u md ths
81 HUI in hi III
III i iona be nat
Sa yalesl as s5 DIe
lslalas |s
4 d il|B
( 49,
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05


1SsS.fIh here yerson leai
goal is 1915, not 9l4 Defeat next
year would not hurt IYerson, and 4hes
would sbes milne "a hose Who
but resource eful Syounee man, a, good
oitician and backed by other good
sPcl TEXANS 81 surprise
anyone who hass patcheil mat TO-
$50 this young man candidate for
governor IS 1916. name ID Prcus
Ho belongs "a = family Mighty lassspectS
ed BY the NorWegii ian eople,
Sconaid derable ability sand would nut
object 10 be the first gov vernor az Nor
sWegian descent since the #
Kn,lte. Preus isS siimpor a1lt fae4sS|
tor s. the poll tical tor of the
near future.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05
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zee. ilL nj
chill ldren lI1nssdA S
extended visit y 1Issese
Lake and Wakhon.
Mrs. Rose and child dren lef q Friday
their home s. Dent, af tesr ass,ayIeeks'
visit her sister 81 vFm. her
mer s5s
5S ony Bentls 81 innsa polls is Mo rs
siitillg with his nother, AIMS
Mrs. IS stillu water.
spent Thursda here with Her PARENTS.
q 81. and Kennedy leaving
ifor Roy Iron Eiday
Oothoudt arrived eiiIeaday
evening with . o;s.l of livestock
and household goo Is an:ll agyln5
locate in the vicinity off Randall
Irs p. Muller and ldren left on.
Saturday Tor ~ two yyeek ks,s yisit ats
Benedict and M
NE. and Mrs. Hagg ], are at3
present Wishing heir son ohIs
Hees; and ffamiily Il, 4 s
rank Sexton 81 hflnneap0 p0lis visited
q few days with Nlr. and Mrs.
Melbnrg and falnily
basket sociial lbe held fiiiiay
evening Iyecsln III the
maia hall foraN N benef fiitt of e Sssr..|
man Lutheran church. s..s.
Schaffer has & returned from
tWo-V III
neapolis
Account of oul1le linotvpss
IcoTrespo ndence has oesl s,iiidierabiv
tor.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05
NEyVSBoQ oQ1xa Il

NEWSBooKs "A 4: T ssa
1T
have recently been placed Nv the
shelves thds Carmel iie s.s.lt
Moths 4 of 4 theS I4inb berlosts - ortar
Asqri
I'shind sen % W IA IS
n \ Slsis.,
Blue bird ainek
ancient Rome - asllays
81 lI,lna lIIl lIi .s, q 81
I,l
sst e ri E !; |;
y ias I' stery ,oln,s ii! 81
p at's 4 iaae D.
1 4 =
eas lssi
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

Ef1r governor eyetsiiasiif kes II Sidlteceiiya the
democratic nomina tiOn. e This " exhi.S
slition IL B
deed refreshing, but the TriiDunes
should give its reasons clearly. Its
cannot BE because off sLawier ~ views
son county because any
sStearns county mocratic lead ders ard
q large section soff the Stearns county
democracy greed with Ter So rs
opposition to Gray stand for count
option IN 10 40. The Stearns county
fX ote in that year shows that sY Ye.Y
clearly and 40 not understand
that the Tribune - For county ept ptiGn,
even in: the way many people arc who
otherwise mig be opposed, as Simply
ii method of tickling q vexhti6us prob.
Isawler's h actionss i III lOS
cannot q therefore be the reason. ls!
3it his antago gonism to Bryan il s9s7
The man. at the head Of the natiional:
goyernme mt was also anti Bryan Y sevs
Ienteen years agO, sbut the demo ocracy'
spreside lent. We believe. he.
thinks q it was q mistake Ke \ to- have OPP
posed the democracy = attempt at new
freedom An 1896, and we unle lerstand
L,iwler shares that view. Thero are
men in this state who passed through
the days Of s'9 onward IA the fore
lont off the conflict who are better
qualified by experience and by & ,,ri-s
OF the Belgrade Tribune, and man
Of theseS men syho would have the
right any are not lined at this
inn sbe harsh ith ler 8 besss
cause Of the events Of fsseventeen years
ago. u siit because Lawler ii
Ssey COUNT denocra At? E There might
ssbe solpet
county democracy IN spite OF sever
/ al splendid demo ocrats, has not eener-S
{ sall TODD il good Od0El atths delln0cs
sracy of the stat ct N 6. nch,.
VINO I'LL 4 much srespeet ed Bel
ser..de ribune, was for many YEA
member of the Ramsey count enocss. q,
s.' sg.s
city council when Dick lssonnor con
trolled that bod absoldtely and a1s|
ways obsyed q lerl hstheI HI \.
||cyed5i ls
ORD ders from d, GOnn,of sors any body els6sI
ID s y; = Il s.
didate for 6. 81 senat tor last yvesx|
out OPP ion is obably
parttiial Olnt AZ sssi.s
Tors tho VI st.I
| atina l,is Il III n, R IIi
hiis 81 ieht to sdat ss = =
what his politiss ll III - 8, Is!l
|bsen = = ,s! = 4! -.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

lie Warren Register thinks that IS
dumas was guilty he should have res1
naired in prison; iiff innocent, SHOULD
hay been pardoned. Leaving the
DImas ease out but fo olloWiing thiss
theory, would mean the y aboi ittiion sof
the parole system. No well wisher Of
hssn&nity would endorse thai.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05
I'D I,EC x CEAf = 5th.
Paul Kin . bout int ternTba1s
trolley lines. AIinne apolis is build
insf an

preside denr n
s.eslll on page sey hlalaly "
teIesting, advancing ,nlly y onward
ideas and should be read every
\ one,
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

III. and Berg and da1lghair-SI
lea;y for sSRnta lon. Z.
HI ic;a, III. the
winter mon 81.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

sa1sl1 Is KulkIinskii of los Al,ees 0rn=
,s1. ~ sident ofs on
5marriied Stto l::ss.y Il
Cali
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

" Bailey, has sold The Crosby
ss{,ouriierst u conn of (ssrosh bust
s9l the Estt
IIss pnh Iishas d S|
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

fhas 81 pure
ttp nser:si
son sc d Anoka county
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

There IS q big factory in Hopk ms
and the head Of the concern S is la
mighty magnate named Kenaston.s
One Of lKenaston s, travelling sales.
nell wanted to be postmaster at
Hopkins, 80 did some others. The
1:epple there knew pretty we'll who.
they Woul,; like to- see post stn.aster,
sat'a was not the trsy etir.,, NJ, al
though he IS q good man. The sales
nan is related to d. 1D. DAILY, hut
:I,aly who is one Of the faireas ana,
squarest men III the state :iii.h we
ssy cheerfufly although d fering
from him in various Eo]itical N n rs
ID ifi not interf fcss;a. However ssen-
aston arranged meta .ters. He had heen
IA business entte1p
san.l he requested AMI got the Job for
his salesman. And the people Of Hop
fkins. instead IS fosl;:lg gratifed,
their affairs are set tled so nice
tWo good friends are rather put out
over the matter. Fie on such unssji
grateful folks!
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05


a Sc species off tho q Sssssl
. Fold est l horasl
h; B
Gasas Gs|sp' 81 4 /. !. aas 1Ssls S 81
'ellss
Lit n Falls, now WIN ut Minnetonka
adnes tos REM lQQllle.
on
Tie Anctipn al ul,s van gl.s
tsiinsd Tuesday II eYein,iing NM
s sndifk 81 a y fsllli 8 81 q
ss:s
IBaI list church hliiked to olezinz
Dav sbIuf nort rthsasitl 81 TINS cry rUessa
1daY afternoon and oyed Il q
! ! s
Issf. q I|sssss ~ as1ea
rah I''|| asa 80 92s
and Mrs. Kal and rs.
saaertainsS1 aits, I'D ths s1l q j1 slub
s,l 4 even
About 2ttirf nples y
81 y al1s. otiIia
ahmed jjadg l9roh hate yes-sl
;terday and lecared unba lanced
.an, ent!iona| 1Illa|
pit d t
4: taken there s. & noon =.
seyeraI local people IN
tu tend
saza not lliinneaI m,
,to be givens s15ysS i've SDa Dils Of 81
Palmer a aslsS Fret dertiIcl ss33ollth
Bot men instrnef
iinss music in is Il city but 4 now SeY
thsir entire time to this
0 enss lllnan tosstil
hasI applied fcra ii unsle
NO hersssss pension 81 which pyoyNtds
aisl fora no tIiers having
81 chill ldren. tostel5 IS ~ ihV
M .sIgs..l, M
raising two chill Of
a 4 50 4 1'
1sB hsak ,svinR III 'I' eiiasS s1y M hs
yTlkss ~
tende Nv al,out comp II )ecorns
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

sPasI sati rst, 81
inatt SI.sg
5ns
ainis rsI.
the ts wee
hi sof slasf
young friiends
Sa Herman ss,n left
TIN 1as of nun So
1ssIfY'' -
ssss q |HlG n 'gisI 3 &
deer sHssFs'
s. Royal ton 4 d q &
1st4 He'd tFo mos nd NE
5fltures opera e mill cleetric;tY
instead of 81 ean ss as
8. CLARK Has rent tes tlle
III, sssss' MON.
I;ny Of the death S,of IJoff.
MAJ. mae Edna lduneJ des* ia,lehs
tor and irs. q sspf
ssBel1eyieW lis .Ho HI 81
several months and died oIa B
IfectasOf blood iSis iSl IL
western lilsI
III eere sympath 1sAlt Isl Is sssl es
Tea va family and atiss kn sM,s M
Mrs. James Boyd who Tor many
Years Mas 4 resid dent s died
;eallJ Monday lnorn-ng Dec. 1913
;ats the Swedish Hosp liinneapolis.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05


EIt il to be hoped, rank Ran
dali Is old friends IN irnesota that
the new Massach chusetts adm 1inlistration;
Will not interfere with him Of the
rsrtant reforms he is inaugurating
in the Baysstate. For 8 state con-
.sidered preseminent ii sosmany things
Mass achuse settsa was lamentably back
yvaid in dealing with III delin4u ents,
especially in regard to their care soilI
parole. There vas pract ctically no sysss
ten such as Minnesota has Mr. Ran
cali y experience and knowledge and
hss broad humanity viii be 81 irsncn.
d0us value to Massaclusett liz lie Is
given any chance at al to- apply the.
Western. ways and use western lonsl
in dealings with Massachuset setts de!iin.s
qllents. n w + ssEs- 81
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05
IANo Sgv rARK|.I|,,

lei 81
81 Grove
has been place ia l.eSs cag :tng
t2aeene Anne. a.,
large specie 1of
lpst 81 q ail
lls
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

ffoIlner aofs
IittIr Hills, now lliYini sat AA Aiinneton
artxsnada IA
on bus iness
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

The purity congress :sissiized
rather too strongly the value of
knowledge Of causess and results as
prev enting evil. Knowledg does not
pfevent medical students, for II
1stanc ought know tier
than most folke Nllatta the result sof
evil Wags and spiil act rom
sge ling II tloubls 4Ibop tie
Same other stndeas VINO
kssaow less. Knowledge properly re-
ca;ved and the home more ffttss
itsingly than any where else, is !. a
great aid. There is some ching strong.
er than knowled dge, {, however, wys,llssiich
those anxi ious to aisse inmate inf for1na
ton seem to forge and that; il faith
and a that sense Of resp onsibilit to-
ward God and one 8 fellows which
5sys find in religion Faith and a.
strong moral sense will do more for
purity and be stronger help il the
time III Of tempt lion than inf formal zion
alone. M
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

s,sS Tie Anc tipH l3rillEs el,llos was
tanned uesday evening ! !.
Roberts at her home 81. Second sIsssseet
noit 8 a i Is 81 f
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

Several l6cal peopl have q,
invita- ions END i d reeiit
'ta a Miinneal, 20,
stos be 1lye l,aDils 4
Palmer
13oth men we're ornlerlJ instructor
lnusic q lis ftonttS no. eyotel
Itthsirs entire tir1s this
ssnneapolis.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-06
WOMEN'S GOLF HONORS
Eneland's Last Invasion Of American
Sport Field

New York. oct. 6.-England's last
invasion of the American sports field
will end next week with the play ing
of the United States Golf association $
Womcn's Championship at Winning
ton, Della. The Union Jack will be
represented by three of EnSland's best
golfers i'm the Misses Muriel Dodd
Mabel Harrison and Gladys Ravens
croft Miss Dodd holds the British
title: Miss RaVcnscroft was the l9l2
champion, and Miss Harrison was for
three years the Irish titlc-holder All
three are golfers of excellent style and
ability and are sure To prove dangerous
contonders for the United States
championship. should one of the trio
win the title tournament il could hard
Is be termed a novelty ia American
golf for Miss Dorothy Campbell cap
turcd first honors in this event in 1870?
and 1910. The present American
champion, Miss Margaret Campbell
will have achieved honors little short
of those which crown Francis ouimct
II she can successfully hold her title
against the triple attack of the Eng
lsh Challcngcrs.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-06
DID CHILD WAKE Up
CROSS OR FEvERISH?
Look Mother! " tongue is coated give
California Syrup Of Figs to
clean the bowels.

Mother, Your child isn't naturally
cross and peevish. See if tongue is
coated. this is Il sure sign it's little
stomach. liver and bowels need a
cleansing at once.
When listless, pale, feverish, fun OF
cold. breath bad, throat sore. doesn't
eat, sleep or act materially, has stom
ach-aChc. diarrhoea. remember, Il gen
tie liver and bowel cleansing should
always bc the first treatment given.
Nothing equals California Syrup ot
Figs" for childrcn's ills. give a tea
spoonful. and i'm a few hours all the
foul waste, sour hil" and fcrmcnting
food which is clogscd III tn" bowels
passes out of the system, and you
have u well and playful child again
All children love this harmless, dclici-
Gus fruit laxative" and IT never fails
To effect a good inside" cleansing. Di-
rections for babies. children of all
ages and grown ups are plainly on the
bottle.
Keep II handy in your home. \ little
given today saves a sick child tomor-
row, but get the genuine. Ask your
druggist for n 50-cent bottle of Cali
fornia Syhup Of Figs" then looked and
SEQ that IL Is made by the California
Fig Syhup Company" Counterfeits are
being sold here. Don't be fooled!
advertisement.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-06
FIND INFANT|LE
PARALYSIS GERM
Physicians at Rockefeller lnsti-
tute Make Discovery

N'w York oct G--Dr. Simon Fjox-
ncr, director OF the Rockefeller nsti-
tute for medical research and Dr
liidcyJ NoguChi one uf his fellow
Workers in that Institution. have sue
ceedcd AZ last in cultivating artificial
ly tho germ that is responsible for
epidemic poliomyclitiS. commonly
known rs infantle paralysis. Their
accoun; of the experiment reading NJ
to their success appears In the current
issue of the Journal OF Experimental
Medicine.
The authors explain that any part OF
the central nervous system Is suit.
able for experimentation. hut that the
brain IS To be preferred. foI the rca-
son THAI ii can be Ohtained more read
ily TIE medium 4 a for the pro-
psedo culture is the nuid found In
dropsicai accumulations in the alb
Gominal cavity. To this nuid is added
- fragment Of steril" (surgically clcan)
fresh tissue
Next test tubes OF certain size
are selected and into each of series
a piec" of sterile kidney of the nor
NAL rabbit is placed. TO each tube is
added a fragment of corresponding
size of the "ccrcbrum or other part oi
;he brain or spinal cord
The sterile 0uid is poured IN ON
top OF this IS noured four Cubic ccnti-
meters OF the sterile paraffn oil. The
control tubes are in two series. one
series containing fluid and kindcy
fragment without brain tissue and the
"thcr containing tluid ana brain tIssu"
'vithou, kidney tissue.
In n series OF thirty three expert
mcntS with the nervous tissue of mon
keys the writer says. comprising
thirteen specimens Of brain tissue, two
"f brain emulsion. and eighteen i'll
tratoS of brain ana spinal cord, from
twenty four animals ini, stcd with two
different strains of human virus. an
initial growth was obtained in nine
teen instances. of which sixteen prov
ed to ne pure and three mixed cul-
lures"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-06
IN JUSTICE COURT.

Mrs. Hlma Peters was arraigncd h"-
fore Justice Eichkcrn Saturday after
noon on a charge OF disordcrly con-
Duct and paid a fine and costs OF court.
Matti Lempi bartender of Henry
Pylkas appeared before Justice Eich-
kern Saturday afternoon on a charge
of assault and battery Evar Tiainen
was the complaining witness. I.empi
demanded a jury trial and the date
was set for Thursday morning at 10
o'clock.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-06
vuScARoRA CAPTAIN
HAS BEEN PUNISHED

Washington, oct. 6.-Secretary Me-
Adoo has reprimanded Captain
John Berry, commanding the revenue
cutter Tuscarora. and suspended nm
from duty on three quarters pay for
three months. Capt. Berry was court
martialed recently on charges OF neg
lect of duty and violation of regula-
lions in connection with the grounding
of the Tuscarora AT ST. vital point
Lake Michigan. on June 20. The couri
imposed reprimand and months
suspension from duty on three-quar-
ters pay.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-06
PLAN BUILDING
9O1 FEET HIGH
Huge Structure Will Extend High
er Than the WoolWorth

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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-06
ADDITIONAL HANCOCK
HANCOCK YOUTH THOUGHT
DEAD WRITES FROM OHIO
KARL MIkElSON, MOURNEO BY
HIS PARENTS, is
LOCATED.

The parents of Karl Nicholson Of
from their son. Karl, for whom the
police in New York were asked To
search. The parents feared he had met
with foul play and had necn murdered
for his money shortly after leaving the
marine service in New York.
\ letter was received ny the family
from the son in a city in Ohio stating
that he is we'll located and is enjoy ing
good health. Police headquarters in
New York were advised today Of the
situation and that further search for
the young man he discontinued.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-06
STATE BAPT|STS
TO MEET OCT. 20
Every Church Of That 0enomina-
ton viii Be Represented

r,.y BAPTIST ANA Fee Baptis'
,n,r,n m Michigan will have repre-
..r,,ri,n al the annual BAPTIST state
,,.,nti.n To- be- held IN Pontiac. oct
ma.
The convention will open Monday
evening" O,t 90. with Il ministers
Conference at which sermon viii
D.. delivered nv Rev. Frederick W
Ilat,h Of Kalamazoo
Tuesday morning at . o'clock there
will pr session Of the Women
rIomr Nission society To be- addressed
r,. Ms. W. ". Dolrlncc of Detroit
president and Il review OF the years
york Of the executive board by Mrs.
p,lpn CollumorC, Detroit. Or &. -.
cray, Chicago; Dr. O. J. Price. Lam
sing. Dr.. ] II. Franklin. Boston, and
lanes Howard Buswcll VIII address
m, ministers conference the same
day.
Woman's Foreign Missionary socie-
~. viii hold it's session Tuesday after.
noon. at which reports of the various
,o,retarics and superintendent will
0r read ami officers elected.
other features of the convention will
he the report of the superintendent
of missions, Rev Il. ". Lake of De-
iroit. ON "rhc Why ana the How Of
the Every Member Canvas: report
e. the committee on temperance. Rev.
W x shoemaker. ManiStique; adj
dress ny j. +. Burke. Michigan Anti
saloon league; annual sermon, Rev.
J. ". Eoyt, Jackson: report of treas
uicr. r.. T.. Nation. Detroit; report Of
social service commission; report of
state Of religion.
ON Wednesday thcrn will be a stat"
mission session, First Nivc- President
rraver, presiding; survey of the field
Rev. Joshua Roberts. secretary; rural
.ummunitieS ana rural church work;
cyprri"nces from the field, Rev. g. W.
MYERS. Hilsdalc: Rev. W. X, curtis.
Rolin: Rev. w II. Thompson. Lam
sing. Discussion, state Missions and
our Growing cities" Rev. G. \. Le-
mon. Ludington Rev. Geo. Vcrcoc,
Flint.
Wednesday evening there viii be =
brotherhood session banquet, VIM. s.
Power. Detroit, chairman. Speakers.
Tine HOLSTERS" Rev. Carlos NJ Dins-
more. president Indiana Baptist con-
vcntion, Michigan, My Michigan"
dcury II. Pattcnsill, Lansing; The
l..ud Of Promise" Dr. Guy G. i.amson,
Tbua1clphia
Ou Thursday an address on The
Tanning of Baptist Leaders will be
delivered bv Rev. T.. l.. Anderson, pres
iu,ul Of the International Il. Y. +. T.
Chicago
Thursday evening viii bc the cduca
ti9ul session. Third Vice President
Rry. q. J. Price presiding, at which
there viii bc a discussion ON Divine
Lcadings In the Educational Work of
Gapt,sts in Michigan" President ~.
D. St"tson; Educational Progress 1t
HHls5ttc; our Baptist Work at the
state University" Roy. y. G. Fctter,
am Arbor, THE Educational Problem
Of the Northern Baptist Convention
~. Ernest -. Burton, president of the
education board ol the y. - G.. Chi.
,ggo
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-06
RESTORE LANo'To ENTRY.
Large Areas In West Revert To Public
Domain,

Three quarters Of a million acres of
public lands were restored To entry last
month. These RESERVATIONS were based
upun recommendation made by the
United States Geological Survey as a
result of It's classification work in the
western states. The only area with
drawn was one of 2SJ acres in Cali
.ornia, temporarily reserved from en-
Try because of its possibilities for de-
'cloping water power. The largest
restoration was in Montana. where
-5,iiI acres were restored To public
entry as the result of coal classified =
tons completed. In addition to this,
lcstorltionS of coal land involving
-liii2 acres were made in Colorado,
N"w Mexico. North Dakota. Utah and
Wyoming. In California, Idaho, Ore
son and Washington, 1874 acres here
ioiorc reserved for water power were
restored, examination having indicated
mat they are not valuable for the
purpose for which they were with
drawn.
about $500 900 acres of land have
now been classified as To their coal
content: Gl,4S4,032 acres have been
classified as noncoal land and less than
-oopooO0 acres have been classified as
coal land and values of over $16000O,-
900 placed unon them i'm accordance
With tn" provisions of the coal-land
"I" and the department regulations.
Tho remainder has been restored with
ca, classification.
TN" survey has also classified rs
n"n-irrigahlc and designated for entry
u''''r tn" enlarged homestead acts
mon" than 20o.ooo.0O0 acres of lands In
mos" western states to which the 320-
''i' homestead principle has been eN-
tended 10y Congress.