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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-27
Ohio Advances Too.

Findlay, Ohio, Jan. 27-Ohio Oil
company advant d North Lima to
$13l today; South Lima and Indiana
to s126 and Illinois to s1.14.
The Ohio Company also advanced
Woster seven cents to $.165.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-27
ANOTHER OIL ADVANCE.
All Grade Of Crude Oil Advances In
in Price Today

Pittsburg, Pa, Jan. 27--Sou:h
Penn company today announced an
advance of seven cents on thu princi-
pal grades of crude oil. making Penn
sylvania $2.12; Mercer Black S1.55;
Newcastle, s1.55; Corning, $1.55;
Cabell $172; Somerset s1.25; and
Ragland 6S.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-27
Guerilla Warfare Now.

London, Jan. PA declaration for
guerilla warfare by the suffragettes,
including sorties and riots to begin
at once, was made by Emmeline
AParkhurst, militant, at a meeting held
this evening. ..,.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-27
Name One Progressive.

jefferson City, Mo, Jan. 27.-Gov-
ernor Major announced today that
ope progressive will be appointed on
The ST. Louis election board.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-27
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS END.
fifteen Days Must EIapse Before Re
sumina Hostilities. However.

London, Jan. 27-The drafting Of
the note, rupturing the peace negoti-
ations, was begun by the allies today.
At least fifteen days must elapse
before the guns cam begin to roar.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-27
Births.

Born, Saturday night at midnight
to Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Williams, a
son.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-27
THE CITY TONIGHT

Orera House tonight the big NV
York Success, "The City"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-12
Sufraaettcn I'm 1idbte DER ,,Crutb".

Die ecnocncr Truth" bchdfist fh ensebeno NIT Der 2onoouet
euffraaefeufnt ertn Gmnelne pdufbuit uno ibren beioen 9odhrn
GhrifabeI unS eDIDia. 9iFs Trio, metnt Os gIatt. Ii bkI mebr aui
Hotorhat uuO @eOe1uerb epdt, ais aui bic erIunouns OS shmnr.
rets fir Die 5raur.
Sur 9esrinoung oner gebanpimg er5dbt Die Y1rth" 5nuafit,
oab Jrau gauf6uni nd Dem lobe hires @otten reHt beifeiOrne gehdf.
hanna In elmer Sdrcibtube os S~tauoesnmts az aeondeier ecfunoen.
o1nn abcr fh CUR ~gapcrbsml jieu aaitatorn cntpidet babe rno necr.
oiuss nit Dem gonp elmer 6iHtn orf Dem Trafalgar Square urben
ibren Sohhru ntsGrecn lei.
Gas gIatt er5dbIt wetcr bon reiten Gamru, be Sic gaufburfS fir
aus. oob Die gnntburits Der tatddIiden Gfnflbrng os 5rauenftbmnr
redt8 in england fets gu refhr 3dt ~einen anippeI Spiten Die geimi
81 merieu" brtanOen bGhn.
9epeic: Cir Gomaro @rep, Scr ere i~iberSeuete eufrapft i'm g9ni.
tcrim. nrrOe ongcgriifen. Gan fam ser qrcmier Campbell Banner.
man unS poue ben 5rauen sum Stinuureht prbeIhn. Or naroe bon
ben ganfbuiS unb ibrcn eeuoTumen iddubIib ~bebanSet. Gnh icnem
Gooe purOe asqitb Ercmicr. Or mar freHlh fem ouseehprodenet
6relno Scs Grauenitnnnretts, ioGste in oieier Sraee nber ooh petdtool
ben andtn idnes g~organeers mo mar 6oran, Die 6rnuentmnrctts.
borInse Srh5u6ruden, ais ouf On @aIerien b8 garlnmeuts Die Suf.
frngettcn einen SfnnooI erboben, Der i'm anpocrte uno in %beronIaBte.
Der Gnfr enogate ben giden gu febren.
observation-disclosures re @iufon Gburdia, Ser erte Soro
ser aomnotGt, 2opo-@eorge, Ser SdotomtstanSIer, Sobn geomono,
Der 6abrcr Der iiidcn gahonutten IL. q. IN. murOcn beIcbgt mibbun.
belt uno i1Iebid bon ben .IiIoen @eibern" in teter Gcce aueeeelt.
@enn mir ben Tuteitneen Der Truth @Inuben itcrtsn ipoaeu
10 bate 5ran Tanfburit bel elmer ein5ieen gerinnmIung in Der glbert
Saa nht ucHsr ais $4,000 an bar uno 3eitnunsen etngenommen.
Bel berorign Geiddfserosen besabIt ft ireiHt fir geptHnoe &lbI.
5aberinneu Gin bis4en eetS"snia YO SVnGeriret.
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Mattertaa aaaemein a%rfriert.

J. Ger Miittertng pnroc geitern all.
aciHein gefeiert; 0as itone 9tingii,
lieit gelpnun oaoiirf nod an Snuig.
fit. sSn ben 5amiIien Der 8eiden
rno Arnen mo in Den airden
iDur0e oes 3ageS 81 ebreu Der
SHUTTER, oeS 8eIten, mas Der Ienih
beiist, in poiienoen @ortrit geoad)t.
9ie @lumen, oieie boloen ain0er
oes 5riiblings, oieilten, I'M anopf.
lob getrogen. in p~aiien0iter &eiia
ais SDmbol Der S%ingeblng nuO Der
Trciie sum Mutterber5cn. Sn bic.
len airhen ipuroe Der Mutterta9
bcm @ciitIifen als ousihIieBlifes
Tbenua bebon0elt. 9ieie nqgemeine
1beiInnbme an Der 5eier 5eigte Dic.
Der, ooB on ons Cole in Der meni4.
Iifeu 9intur ME bergebli6 oppelirt
miro. MonAen iungen Burden,
Der fern bon 0er Mltter in Der
5rcinoe nmberirrt, miro Der geltrige
Gag at Die Miitter Oabeim eriunert
ruo ibn bieleift aui before @ege
geleitet bnben.
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geofent, mar i'm Sabre 1S6l-66
bel Den 9iippeler Shan3m II. 1870
ii ais Sanopebrmann inter So
mig @itbeIm bel Der aiiitenpade
Git 8iIbelmsbnpeIt.
Ger 8eritorberte ii62riieoeIte i'm
Sabre 1897 BON aaItantirfen, areis
S~egeberg, NIT ieiner 6amiIie mad
8enoer, 4eb., mo mebrere ieiner
Sobne uno G0ftcr idon bcrcits
ldngere 3eit lire neue Seimatb ge.
funoen botteu. Sicr bel Bender, mo
pieIe 9eutife nn0 oiele ieiner Ell.
geren 2anosIeltte nobnen, fibIte CT
iid] balo benniif, mo mar es itets
fiir Seoen cine 6ren6c, 8ater Sen.
mig, ME er oqgemein %genanrtt tprr-
DC, bel 6eitlihfeiten in Der Mitte
sit tpiiierl. @a5 Die Gileae Der
guiif in 9eutihIano fir i'm ols
groterrperb beOeutete, 6as beoeutete
tie inn bier i'm sitter OILS @enuB
mo aunit, uno gar manher bat bel
@eIegenbeit iih ilber5eligen fonnen,
pie bic aIten augen gIdn5ten 0urdI
oen GinfIuB iener Geigc. 4ls
fat nle ieine Sohne fid Dem Gr0en
Ger 6ermnnnsio1ne mgeidloiien bat
ten, frat aud er ais Ghren. Witglie6
Der 0Ioenburg 9o9e SO. 80 BEL
mo lit inn oiu gegrGbnibtage ourfD
fnIt ~boaitanOige 9etbeiligung Der
9oge bewiaien, ME iebr er aIs Elm
Mit 9rliocr geitdbt ltnO gend)tei
mur6e. AIs Elm 8orbilo Ser Reo.
lidfeit, @eieuigfeit uno 8erfefter
bes 9eutidtbums miro er nod longe
in Der Grinncrung Der berannndien.
ben Sllgenb, nI5 bcrcn beiouoerer
5reunO er iid itets seigte, fortIs6en,
uno bat iid ieIber Oiird feline 5ib.
tung i'm 2eben Dor alien ein oallern.
oeS 3enfmal geiett.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-12
9ctIrf Scnnig geitOrbcn.
Ven0er. gleb.. IL. Mlni 191

YetIoer, gleb., IL. Wfdi 1913.
SIN alter BON 76 Sabrsn peridie6
tier mad Iangcm 2eioen bodgenttct
BON Sung un0 alt, unier f~crr6cut.
ider 2an0smaun Seinrih 5rie0rifl
8etlef Seuniq. 5err Sennig uuroc
i'm @arbit 0es boriaen Sabres BON
cincm 0agcnfrebsleioen befalen,
iueld1eS iif I'M 9aitfe Deg 8inters
iroB gcoiegeler dr5tlidcr 9ebano.
lung immar mebr berifIimmertr,
Ills itliebIid iein geihmafter a6r.
per Dem lobe 3ur 9elltc fiel. gu
Brabalt, areis 0ormatt, Solitein,
am j.. Mar5 1887 geboren, berbei.
rat6ete er iid im Sabre 1866 nit
Ger SdneiOerin anna Gatbarine
Shueman, ipelfe ibm idon bereits
am 30. Mni 1874 I'M So0e Dor.
oitsgegangen lit. 3ieier Gle emit.
iproiien 4 &inoer, 3 MaOdet uno
1 Sobn, ben lpeIf)en Ser Sobn sso-
harmes mo Die beioen 9ofter Cora
@ouIien BEL Spencer, 4eb., mo
4manOe @rien in Sos ganos,
California. nod ON 2e6eu iino.
Sum 5~lpeiten Male ner6eirathete
or iih nit 4nna Gliebc SOL.
oorf aus aiesoorf areis Sege-
Gerg, ullo entiproiien oieier Gle 8
Sobne uno cine 8ofter. Der 1Ite.
itc Sobn Wiartin lift bier BEL Ben.
Der i'm Suti 1905 I'M ksiten @ar-
nesalter geitorben uno Die ibrigen
ainoer guguit BEL 4Qen, Neb., gu
itap BEL Grdurb, Qeb., 2looIf in
GoncorO, Neb, 8rnu annn 8lanf.
m1per Bel 9en0er uno 6einri6 BEL
Carroll, gleb., betrauern ale I'M Ser
Elm nit ibrer Nutter ben Zoo hires
innigit geliebten 8aters. aIs Sol
rot bat CT bon 1860-6t Dem aonig
5rie0ri6 Gbriitian bon Ganemarf
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slns benz staate.

@a0iion. g%onnrritd1 9ntHit.
ioa 2 ll6r luuroc bier Der @rimo'
iIein Der nclI1l q. SeouarO's Ia
tboliihen STRIDE peIcgt. Die icicr.
lidc Sanoluna poajoa 9iihoi Cor,
riaan BON Siour Sin, "a, oa
giihui Senuuel ~trantbeitShalber
nift beimobncn foniin Die 9au.
foiten bctraaen $4,000.
Beatrice. 9onneritaa 10. glai
hdlt DER Beatrice Commercial Glub
Elm 9antctt al. Del meldJ5m Bou.
ucrneur Rorebcao uno Sefretdr
&bitton BON gineoln Commercial
Glilb auiprafen bolten ner0en.
6rcmont. Gic 9riidenbauiirma,
iuelde Ole Mageuan Bride aebout
bat, bot iih erbotcrt, 0ieie Bride,
DIE tbeilpeiie Onr6 Die 5Iutb SER
tort murOe. pieoer %nui5u6nucr, por'
cusaeiebt, 0ab i6r Die arbcitcn iir
Grridhlng Der Griabb5ogen ilbcr.
trageu iucr0ct.
Sincoln. 3amit sic fommet0}n
Manooer ser gtationnlgaroe bon
g3ebrasfa MODERN in ieOer Siniidt
itno, mill @eneraIaOiutnnt Saa Ell
nen acropIan 6luaapparat) be.
6ufs 9uffl1rungs0icites nGbreio Der
6slooienitiibmqen e%rtpcrbeu. Gin
Grpert 0es 4rtegsoepnrtments miro
criudt Deroen, Den iungen Gen.
ten llnterri6t in Der Stunt Oes
Slieoens mo oes Sigllalgebns 81
ertbeilen. Gas qan3e Sano, peIdes
Der n~eritorbene 5arner Soiepb Ill
rid BON 0anuba Golntn binter.
IieB, f1Qt, Ga Der Miann Sung.
aeieQe mar unO feincn Gr6en bin.
tcrIicB, Dem itaatIideu StulionO
su. lllrid mar Elm SouOerling.
Ger Monn, Der feline 5nrm pafte.
t., fnno mebrere tauienO Collar in
@o(o an Deritieoenen Srten Der.
Itedt. Gr gebraudte $1,000 bon
0ieiem @eloe, ipas ruf)bar puroe
imo 81 Der geridtlihen gntifei.
Sumg fiibrte, Dab Der 9IadlaB Dem
Staat 5ufaqe.
Saitings. 5rau CLARA Canton
9rilep, wabriheinlih Die dlteite
@erion fpeitIid bonn Miiiiiiippi, feier.
tie I'M Sduie hires Sobn2s ibren
tt3 8eburtstog. Srob oes boben
9llters lit Srau @rilep forperIidl
uno geiitig lingeipohnlih riiitig. Sbr
@eoddh1iB reift bis ouf bunoert
Sabre suriif. Gle cntiinnt iitl
nod ibrer Sungenofraunoe BON Gul,
pepper, ga., mo lie am Z. gtai
1900 geboren ipuroe.
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Minrftberiht.

GiioS maba, 10 Mai.
Hiif0oieb-3ufubr 90; 9farfi
felt beltte. Sir ISOLDE 25--50c ME
6riger.
@ute Bis bette $S.00-8.5o.
NlittelmdBige his cute $7.75-
800.
@emo6nlite Bis mitteImaBige.
81. 30-7.75.
9iibe un0 Sellers, felt beute. Gin
0of)e 20--40c nieoriger.
@ute bis bette $7.50-8.00.
MittelmdBige bis CUTE aiibt
$50.
@epobnlide bis mittelmabige
So. 1880.
Gtodcrs mo 6eeocrs, flou Biz
i0c nieOriger beltte. Sir ISOLDE
25-50c nieoriger.
@ittc bis bette 81. 10000.
MittelmoBigc bis butte 500
80.
@~ew06nIide Bis mittelmabige.
$6.25-7.00.
Stof Sellers Sc.
adlber 100000.
gnaen S5.75--7.35.
StDeine-3uiubr 6S43; Marfl
Sc b0bcr beute. 6ir @odc sc ME
oriaer. Gnrhidnittsprcis 1921
S~daie-3nfubr 10; Marft feii
hentc. Sir Mod)c 25 Bis 35c ME,
eriger.
Hammer sS.00--S35
2dmmer s8. 00-a.b0. I
Nutteridaie $6.25-6.5O.
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That is the output of BudweiserA
The Anheuser Busch main plant and
branches give employment TO $500 people.
The main plant covers 142 acres, equal to
20 city blocks. - There are ITO separate
buildings - city in themselves i
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-12

oincoln. 9cim Grciie goaro iinb
81 4pplifotionan Inn GrtbeiIung
bon ShanfIi5enien fir ons TOM.
mer0e babe Sabr ein9creift NOR.
oen. Noh Der beitebenoen aegel
f1nnen icooh MIR rs Sdanfge-
redtiame a~lisoeitellt peroen. Sa.
relod cr0iinctc iiinf @irtbidaitcn
mad Der trodenm 3eit, m1breno
irslder Die ~GHtideiOung SincolH's
~abgelpartet ipuroe.
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sab-Cma6a.

Ger Stabtrotb bepiGigte einC
Soroerlng Der Union Bacific 8obr
in S0he bon $2,484.91 fir Son
Itruftion elmer Bride inter Den
@eleiien in gIbrigbt. 8as Self
miro Dem @e1eraIfono eitnomm7u
peroen.
TSur Miet6e Ser @abllofoIe pur.
Sen $t2S %bepiligt, fir Gi6ter unh
GIerfs BEL Ser @abl $40.
aobncrbObnns fir Selesrapbiiten.
gtad monatelongen llnterbnno-
lungen bat Die Il. 8. @abngeiea,
ifaft ibren 2elegrapbiiteu eine
2obnerbobrng bon 8 9ro5ent ge.
pa9rt.
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ganfett Der sphlenhanbIer.

Der gcrbano Der Omaha Sob.
IenbdnoIer (CmnHn grenfer Of tbe
Ioroer aofoaD bielt Gamitag abeuO
i'm ben N1amen oes Commercial
Club elm 8nufett, bel Incident aud
losr gepInnte neue 6reibrief fir
Igmnbn erortert fpuroe. Yoli5eifom-
inliii1r RDber iagte in ieiner gln-
iprade, onB omaha in ieiner fom.
nlersieaen Gntnidelung ourh Den
jebigen ft1btiiden 8reibrief sebemmt
tueroe, tuoraui ibm 6. G. SofDea
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mtargnetc, oab Der neaenBdrtiar
dreibrief natiirIidl Den grrbdltnii.
len anaspabt murae, Die sur Set
ieinrr Annabme beitnnoeH.
". q. Snucod bon Der uHi0u "a
diis brad iiber Die 5rahtratru. mo
anpinhl barmoHiihes 3uiammeft'
ipirfen Der gabnrn mn0 0cr aoDlcH.
b1noler. Die nafite Siema ioll
i'm September itnttiinoeu.
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8te aabeISepeiten aus &ien in ameria fabrtprt tperoen,
IaBt lid an elmer Der blnigeu onsebliden aobeIoepeden emcs biehgen
81 Neutrality-suspicious. erfennen, Die berittet, Seferreih geoenfe iTne Be
ifsungen ourt Die anneron Der beoen tirfnten Proptn6Gn gosniea
umS Serscaopira gu oermcbren. Seoer aorreiponoent in 1Rn tpur6e
natlrIif piIa, 6ab Geherreih 6de beioen &rouin5en Idngt beitt. Sc.
oeniaas nut man gut, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nit gOrftt gu gencbcn.
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sS1brlinge $7.25-7.E0.
@i00er, $6.35-6.90.
Emn6a 8ctreiSe. @arft.

6mnba, -. 80
Starter @ei5cn-
9r. 2, 851A-85a4c.
Scr. A, St-83c
GrubiobrspeBen-
0r. 3, 8312--84c.
Scr. A, $685..
Duran @ei5en-
SIR. 2, 85h-86c.
Scr. 3, 8415-85c.
@eiBes aorn-
glr. 2, size.
CIR. 3, 57-57Kc.
Gr. A, 56-56$4t.
GeIhes Storm
gar. 9, 5614c.
9lr. 3, 55A-5614c.
gar. 4, 54h-5512c
StUill
9ar. 2, 56Ac.
SIR. 3, 551a-5534c.
9ir. 4, 54--551ac.
@eiBer Safer--
Ger. 2, 35h-3534c.
Stanoaro Safer 35Ac.
Nr. 3, 34$4-35c.
9lr. A, 34h-34Mc.
Mtal5gerite 50--5Sc.
Suttergcriie Ir. /, 40--43c.
Nogger--
Gar. 2, 57H-58e.
Nr. 3. 57--57l2c.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-02-22
Looking 1t Ouer

4 IRAN MAXIM, the man who
invented an instrument that
u makes the discharge of fire
arms practically inaudible, has
announced that he has machine with
which he expects to make cities noise
less. "The device will shed silence as
lamp sheds light" he is quoted as
having said. 1t is stated that the
Maxim silencer can be placed between
the source of noise and the persons af-
fected by it and absorb all racket.
People who like to sleep late of morn
ings may buy one of Maxim's inven-
tions and put it in their windows, thus
defying the milk man and the early
street cars.
Hollow Horn Bear of South Dakota,
an Indian chief, wants to present
Woodrow Wilson with a peace pipe on
the day of his Inauguration, as a fea-
ture of that ceremonial occasion. If
the president elect will allow Hollow
Horn Bear to present the pipe, dele
cation of chieftains will journey to
Washington and will invest the giving
with tribal ceremony.
President Taft believes that public
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-02-22
Surveying the Congo

The use of modern methods for lay
ing out frontier lines in the colon
les is well brought out in the work
which is being done in the Congo
region. According to recent treaty,
France ceded certain amount of ter
ritory in Africa to Germany in ex-
change for concessions in Morocco,
SO that this led to expeditions on
the part of both countries in order to
fix the boundary lines. Captain Peri
quet states that wireless telegraphy
will be used for the first time on a
large scale so as to determine lati-
tndes exactly. Wireless stations now
exist in the French possessions, also
in CAMERON and Belgian Congo, and
all these are to be utilized by the
expeditions. They will carry i'm
proved kites for mounting the an
tennae wires, also the necessary WIRE
less posts. For taking the latitude
they use prism astrolabes which give
very close results. These measure
ments will be combined with plans
drawn up on the spot by the alibade,
this latter being used especially for
the important points. Once in pos
session of the data, they will draw
up map of the frontier region on as
large scale as possible. Other sci
entific work will be done at the same
time, which is likely to be valuable,
such as photography, geography, ques-
tons of population, botanical and eth
biological research, terrestrial magne.
tism and the like.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-02-22

a strike. The entire town is interested.
Indemini is ON strike against the fed
eral government. For several years
the inhabitants have been petitioning
for road through the mountains to
the nearest Swiss towns, so that it
would not be necessary, as at present,
to cross the frontier into Italy for pro
visions. A campaign of passive re-
sistance was inaugurated to emphasize
the grievances of the village. The
town officials have resigned and there
is none to enforce the laws or to col.
lect taxes. No one will become can
didate for office.
The legislature of Nevada has put
the Reno divorce market out of bust
ness, practically. The assembly of
Lawmakers has passed an amendment
to the divorce laws making one year IS
residence in the state compulsory upon
persons wishing to obtain divorces, in
stead of six months, the laws present
requirement. Business men of Reno
objected to the amendment and main
tanned a lobby to work against it.
Patrolman Holcomb, Of San Diego,
may lose an arm, as the result of be-
ing bitten by girl. He arrested her on
a charge of disorderly conduct and she
bit his hand. He paid no attention to
the wound. which has become infected.
California may have one of the most
severe "gun- carrying" laws in the
country, if the bill introduced by As
semblyman Ambrose of Los Angeles be-
comes law. He would make the car
rying of a concealed pistol felony, as
well as the carrying of black jack,
billy or pair Of brass knuckles. The
carrying of any other sort of weapon,
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-02-22
Hidden Lake
Is Big Boon
Discovery of Water Underground
in Washington County Great
Benefit to Whole District

1"HE discovery of what appears
to be an immense underground
J lake, underlying the entire cen
trail portion of Grant County,
Wash, is responsible for the present
activity in the Moses Lake district,
regarding which mention was made in
these columns last week. Land that
was once considered practically worth
less, because of the lack of water, is
now being reclaimed by the use OF
pumping plants, which furnish an eco.
nomical means of supplying water for
irrigation from source which seems
to be inexhaustible. The result is that
barren wastes of volcanic ash and
sagebrush are giving way to thriving
orchards, and alfalfa and garden
fields of prolific production. The soil
is remarkably fertile and produces
heavily when the science Of irrigation
is applied.
The underground lake which has been
the means of this remarkable change
is located in an ancient course of the
Columbia River. The Columbia has
performed some strange feats in her
day, and this is one of the strangest of
them ALL The lake is several miles
in extent and crops out in various
places throughout Grant County. These
visible portions Of this immense body Of
water are known as Moses Lake, Brook
Lake, Round Lake, Black Rock Lakes
and Willow Lakes, and they form the
outer rim of an area about 40 miles
long and 20 miles wide.
One settler who lives in the inter
vening country carried his water in
barrels for three years, hauling them
distance of IS miles. He never thought
of digging well because the country
looked so much like a desert that he
never dreamed of finding such thing
as water beneath the surface. But one
day he was induced to, dig well, and
he struck an abundant supply of water
at 40 feet. This caused furore. One
settler after another begin sinking
well, and every time that this was
done water was encountered. The re-
suit is that today the entire country
is dotted with wells, and many pump
ing plants have been installed, irrigat-
ing from 10 to 1000 acres each.
Discovery of water caused a rush,
and practically all available land has
been taken up under the homestead of
desert act. Much of this land is now
being placed on the market by COM
panies that have become heavily in
terested in the district, and the coun-
try is being rapidly developed. Wen
atchee capitalists have invested $4,000 |
900 in the Moses Lake country and are
now improving their land by setting it |
out to commercial orchards. The or !
chards that have already been devel-
oped in the Moses Lake district yield |
as heavily as those of Wenatchee, it
is said, and the fruit produced is
shipped through the Wenatchee Fruit
Growers Association.
One company, Hallett Bros, main
tanning offices at 106 Pike St., Seattle,
has recently published a handsome
booklet descriptive of the district, and
the Great Northern Railroad is also
sending out considerable information
it.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-02-22
Pooling the Phagocytes
War and Rumors of War Within the Human Body are Daily
Incdents-How Deceive Best Friends

these fellows too dead to skin in two
or three more battles, and it might be
worth while to 60 below and see what =
doing. We can come back any time
and polish off this gang here
So, off rush the Phagocytes, still
spelling for fight, happygo-lucky
little warriors. They reach the hot re-
gion and they grid up their loins, hitch
their breeches, spit ON their hands-or
do whatever Phagocyte does when he
prepares for the lists. Then they start
to wade in. Imagine their blank
amazement when they find that there
is nothing into which they can wade,
no foe to fight, no drunk and disor-
derby bacilli to run in, no anarchistic
demonstration to dispense. Nothing to
do at all and a fine chance to fight
passed up. So, the Phagocytes stand
around with their hands in their peck
cts for while and send out scouting
expeditions. Still, they find nothing
and they start back to the battlefield
they've left SO recently, only to find
all the enemy dead and littering the
field. So, we reckon, the Phagocytes
swallow their disappointment some
how, cord up the deceased and start out
on a humdrum existence of peace.
That, friends, is what we call fooling
the Phagocytes.
There is something human about this
business of making false alarms for
the Phagocytes to answer. A good
many OF us spend part of our time
fighting for folks who don t appreciate
the sacrifices we make or the love we
bring to them. We are all of us. If
our hearts are clean, of the spirit of
Don Quixote, after all is said and done.
We are like the Phagocytes, useful usu-
ally and sometimes foolish and in the
way. When we are in the way-well,
then there is some sort of mustard ap-
plication to call us to other scenes.
There are many human Phagocytes and
every day these are being fooled.