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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-02

pa,i1ftet ior Aaaren berop. Suojon
8ap seo aanfen bero,n tan les
ll1olaoe at minoe ON Napret
S en- ~ III !, ben oonife Gpoa.
gelesreiienbe, Der | 9interen 1619.
meb to imaa stibe op%erpintre-
oe pda BET Steb ban opbte r9eopa
Daaia", pe6 Gburcbillilooens Mun<
bling. gf sfibeaes geiatning paa
s. Meano osoe De SO al 5fprbug,
iaa Sens Msunf fun ielptreoie ilop
leoenoe biem til Danmart ie ON
alt bette % meget mere narmere /
rDanite ! Mmerifa1, /, PIP. 1913.
Der relies fina mango Monumenter
% 8antaitere n11omltlnoer, og bill
be set lite, for banife ganaoiere, en-
gang peo pasierbe 2eiligbeo bore
Ell flor 9anfe meb ct iaabnnt at bn-
Ore Mil1oet ON &aptein Sens Meunt
- ben oanite mano, Ben ferite bpi.
De Man6, ben fgrite guropeer, Der
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-02

"Watchful waiting" "watchfnl
waiting"
Can. in all the nation wide
Any man or any woman
Lightly say it or deride?
Fol / think its classic beauty.
VIII outlast all thoughtless sneers.
And become the peoples watchword.
Through the tide of coming q
"Watchful waiting" swatchful
waiting"
When. for pomp and tinsel show.
Soulless wealth would plunge fhe
nation
Into war with Mexico.
Only stanch and firm adherence
To the spirit Of that theme
Gave a chance for wise solution.
Ihat at first seemed but a dream.
"Watchful waiting,' ..watchfn1
waiting"
By the deathbed Of his wife.
he gave a holier meaning
To the motto Of his life.
Ana we know that, up in Heaven
with a love no change can dim.
Close beside the pearly portal.
will watch and wait For b3n,
"Watchful waiting .watchf,,,
waiting"
Now while Europe feels a shock.
And the destinies Of empires
On their firm foundatinna rock
we will trust without mispiyinp
III d wisdom OF a man.
VINO is wise enough to follow
God Almighty's changeless plan.
8. 3. Howard, NJ. d.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-02

bugter fig r8af" % rDal", life
iom ellers De flelte Steoer trattes
9iet at Sen itore Nreries uenoeltge
5la6e, Der er 1000 &pa6ratmtl moro
for 8pen, bepotlet me6 Spruce %
@opler. Sra en- lille @arf poo en-
of 8afferne oeo 6loben er Der en-
benripenoe uoiigt: 6looen / Gor-
grunoen, % fra ben anben 8reo og
looper ct ipagt itigenoe 9erra'r
bepofiet me6 Sfob = fom Ri iaa
set, / glitren6e 9ollfin, og no oper
bet belle en- 9gte 11oroiif 2uft! Sn6e
1 felipe 8Den logger man Mprfe til
Observation-Disclosures meo fine
mango flotte mo6erne @pgninger.
Ger finbes mango, piit lite minore
eno 10 &oteller, flere &irfer, fire
offentlige sfoler, 2aoies' og Butt
neis College, to &oipitaler, Mecbce
MICS Snititlte oib. 8pen bar elef-
trilf Standardization CHART ifaI'
10000 @eitefrRfter bentes BERTH
fra 5aloet i "a Miles Afitano). Mf
Sn6nltrier man r9pnes 0e tire itore
2umberfompognier, meo 100 M1il-
lion @lanfe 500 5fpring / 1910
Iii, fem EegIperf, tire Melmgller,
ct 8rpggeri, cit y@olo45torage
@Inrt" tire SnpifGrerter, fire
8bolefnlebuie, Marmor- og Grant,
bnrfer m. nj. Ser tilptrfes ii9r
Obne, tin cans, Maling og Ganb-
iittiitfffer, ben ftoite en- %naturlig 6plge
.of ben folosiale Eemmerinouitri,
Ser b1r6e giDe Mnleoning til OPP
;blomitringen at Mgbel.,. @aftasife-
og more Observation-Disclosures.
Som allereoe n9pnt er 2mtbilfn
bet omfring @rinoe gilbert rig pao
Maturiffisnbe6er, fuperet % ifobbe-
pofiet, bpiIfet en- Mutomobiltrr ON
[~gftermiobagen COB % rig Mnleoning
!tiI at faitilao. Mfiiriaturieer CLINT
ter frem oberolt, % man flnoe fri
ties til at fnIbe Set BE tliit1to Sd
|ers 2onb1. Ser finoes inpen beore
Dar,ning DiitriH / @eitern CANADA
enb 8rinre gilbert Diitriftet, iom i
gdnife nrIig Grab er egnet for
ul,1ireo farming 66or11oen ben
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-02
Haa Ungt gjfut1fm Uana1a.
-z-----s.
We'd CT.

S saifotoon finoes enfelte ifanoi.
napiite 6orretmingsoripenoe. 8lanot
oisfe bapoe leg 6ornsielssen at bile
poa min gamle Sen % GorretningS-
f%orbinoelfe gilbert s. &alrlon, Hre-
iioent for 6irmaet q. s. &auion, &
Company, 2tb., Ser Deo iii itore
Jorretning / 2anoeienoomme, GitD
Steal gitate og Msiurance bar bre-
bet set til at ltaa / aller fgrIte Mgf-
fe blanot neutrality-suspicious. !
Saitatoou. Der finoes fun taa 8or-
gere / Saitatcbeman, Ser life fien-
Ser benne Manbs &iltorie % Sc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-02
Den bemofratiife Siefet for Otter.
aarspaIget i Minneiota.

Governor-Winfield S. Ham
mond, St. James.
Lieutenant Governor-C. M.
Andrist, Minneapolis.
Secretary Of State-N. n.
Bergheim, Little Falls.
State Auditor-Andrew ].
Rush, Mankato.
State Treasurer. NJ .Engel-
bert. Bronson, Mimi.
Attorney General-Neil M.
Cronin, Minneapolis.
Railroad and Warehouse Com
missioner-Loren A. Smith,
Truman.
&~ongresieu.
First-H. H. Witherstine,
Rochester.
Second-Jean Flittie, Manka-
to.
Third-Carlos Avery, Hutch.
inson.
Fourth-c. c. Van Dyke, St
Paul.
Fifth-M. C. Bowler, Mime
apolis.
Sixth. A. Du Bots, Sank
Center.
E~igth-Andrew Nelson, Du-
tuth.
Tenth-Harry swenson, Min
.neapoils. s.=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-02

iatte fin SOB poo Gaaooas iomir,e-
-lige SSoro!
Erinee Alberts 1tooifling er fore
gaoet efter mere fonierbatibe 2inier
eno De fleite unore 8pers beroppe.
6grit for ca. 12 @ar iioer Tom Der
5art ! Mouiflingen, % Sen bar M
potiet Jig trent til en- 8p pao Cd.
$4,000 Sn6bpggere. Man logger
Mprte til ct operoroentlig iml1ft
&eiioensfporter, meb. 8lomIterrabot-
ter ] Saber11e og beilige grpnne 8ln<
1er foran @uiene. Serbeles tiltalenoe
er ogfm set omliggenoe Dp1ano, Der
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-02

tpoelige 8elpb til uniperlitetet, Sir
ter % Sfoler. Ser fin6es ogiao
enfelte oanffe 6orretningsoripenbe /
Muton1obil- og @eal gltate 6orret=
ming.
5oritiellige el{fpnroige Mmerifa-
mere blan6t 8Dens @mbebsitanb oa
Jorretningsmpn6 biorog oepes til
at SIRE % Gpbol6et / Snifotoon
bebageligt. 8lanbt bisie ffal leg !
ferfte &9ffe income 8pens Mapor,
Mr. S. 6. &orrilon, &oltmeiter oe
&rRiioent for 8oarb Of Grade Mol,
colin Ssbiiter, % gefretere1t- for
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-02

@eiultater for 8pen og @ropin;en,
iom ifplbes bans ibproige 8eitrR-
belier for beres Opfomit. Mr. SON.
ion er Ell goo M~orf-Mmerifoner. gn
mben iaaoan, ogioa en- al 8pens
fremragenoe 1orretningsmeno, er
6reo @ngea, Der for en- Gel Mar
tilbage bar Snoeboper al en- ,tbetp=
oelig 5orretning / ben % lille trent
a~oitrGbenoe 2anosbp. .2igeipm
@anion tiente ba1t Ell 6ormue peo
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS og lib6er mi lom
Ben bopeorige Mano, Der peo for
ifiellige 2eiligbe6er bar boneret be-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-02

Gremsange,l Der oog. life bar paret
foo ruff, at Der Tau inotrnoe en-
Stilltanosperiooe? Scr -2onooi-
itrifterres @eotommenoe / Central
snifotcbetpa1 fom operalt i Canada
er Soaret ntpipliomt: Der ligger
Ben iomfrreli9e Soro, iom Sen Jbar
ligset Anrtuiinoer meo fine Statte
| 1T Stieo % penter tim pao Den
rette 8ebanoling for at laoe Dem fiji
&c frem ! Dagens 2ps; for @perne /
,Ganaoa, iom / staterne, gieloer set
ntpipliomt, at man fnl, forlgfte Jig,
% at Ell altfor raif 5remgang tam
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-02
Agenter gnifes.

Der e. MI en- efstro COS MnIeo.
ming Tor Mano % aDirloer til at
for1tatfe fig flere Snootaster peo
at BRUCE e1 Gel at oeres Grfio til
ct tage 9rore poo Bigger, tnmt BIo-
&c % ~folorereoe Noitfort, friD
1trafs etter 1ropr11ere 0plDsninoer.
g. a~asnansien 8abl. g.,
o-722 60. 4tt st,
- ain1leopoIis Ddnn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-02

9. Sension fra @innipeg forlaoe.
5elifabet; til s iengialo fnnoe ri.
til &rince gilbert, Dor naite stopppe-.
itation, %telegrafete Dor 2anbsmano,
5orfatteren og Mgteren 8. 6. geiel-
len, 9ioen for at lutte fig til Sci
Fabet. S Hrince gilbert rulleoe ri
IND 9orsoag BEN 13oe Al,guit ont
trent Deo Deiooaestio.
8rinee hilbert.
@rir1ee hilbert bar Ell o%peroroer1t-
Zig intaf 8eligeenbeb Deo ben ipo-
lige 8reb af rgaortb Mrm" at Ga
itotcbetDm Miper, Der e. oens go
-peoorm og en- neeet iu1lf 6loo.
Zen er ben gantIe Suoion 8aDs
So'loeIsploos % bliper llogangs-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-02

Herfonen oper Saaen; mcn bebeper
iaalebes blot at minoe ON oengang
De / tire Eermtner otter bitarben
balgte. @oneft Sobn 9ino iom Gut
berner, og ienere Sobn q. Sjobnion
til Stotens beeite @mbeoe, Blot
foroi De ptolte, at De Dor be rette
R9n6 pnn BEN rette 8lnos.
Derfor bill 8elgerne i Minnelo-
tbs lite 4ongres6itritt beller life
ltaa Zig felp / @eien, bpis Sc beitem-
mer for ben n95te Germin at laoe
Jig reprefentere al ST. @itberItine /
Il 8. &ongres. San bar lagt
fremrogenoe Statsmonosepner for
Dagen / lin biotibige offentlige
@irflombeb,. og ganr ban mn oper
til set itbrre og mere betponings=
fuloe &irfe lom 2obgtper i @alb-
ington, pil bans @erlonligbeb iitfert
gjbre Jig g~ieloenbe til @opn for
DHtriftet paa mangfoloige Moa0er.
Og iaa CT set ogion al operor-
oentlie 8etponin9, at Dr. @itber=
itine bill arbeibe / ful6 &ormoni
meo 9anoets &raiioent, @oobrom
8ilion. Sm bam flyer @itberitine
lelp, at ban betragter bam iom en-
+of be iterite statsgenier, iom noeen-
lt11oe ser fremitauet / De Jorenebe
Stater, % at ri alorig enbnl1 bar
babt nogen Hrqlioent, ser poa en-
Song oiplomatiif og oIligepel meo
faa itore @eiultater bnr funnel Ieoe
9an6ets Mfferer. Set bill be-
re al. alleriterite @igtigbeo for BET
fommeube 2oDgipningsarbeioe, for
De mango betponingsfu4oe Spgrgs-
maol, Der bill fomrre til at forelig=
&c til Afgjgrel1R, at 2anbet ie1rber
en- aongres til 8afbington, ibis Maa=
ioritet er at famme poIitiite Garpe
og berfor bebit oil fl1nrte urbeioe /
Samflang meo Nreiioent @ilfon,
og bette bllrbesb9re en- p9jentIig[
5aftor for Mfgprelien al @alget Il
lite Diitrif, tapnIig noar en- foo
uomerfet Demofrot iom Dr. @itber-
itine ltaar reoe til at reprpientere
|Diiiriftet.
8erfonlig er Doftoren Ell al sc
elifDGroigite Mano nuaa fan trpffe.
San fommer EN- Mg6e me0 ct benz
ligt 8linf ! giet, ct fraftiet @oano-
trnf, og mon fsler &erionligbeoen
bagpeo Be Orb ban toler. Sssntet
nnoer, at Ben Mono bibinotil eno<I
MI aloria bar tobt i aonnpen for
Spnaoelien at ct politif gmbeoe
men altib er fon1nret no pon gop-
pen. Set er til 8elgerne / lite Di-
itriH at beitemme, ON ban ogfoo
ifa1 giere BET ben1.e Song, % Sc piI
beipare set befrRftenoe, bpis Sc bill
tiene oeres egne ~SSr1teresier beoit.
lite aongres-GiftriH beftoor ii
6lgen6e Counties ! ben ip1oHge Gel
LAT 5taten: Dodge, gilIn1ore, 5ree-
born, Sol1iton, WaorDer pIm{teo,
Steele Babaiba, @afeca @
mona:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-02

bore &aanoitriften paa @aggen ON,
at man maa tratfe .geipet % tage
fig ct SPILL peo @eien, in6en mon
gaar 1es pea De neite Mile meo
aempeitriot. S Canada iom oper-
alt oilers fpmper man me6 oct
iatnme 8roblem, nemlig at Soft
floffes til 8per1n i Steoet for 2an-
oct, beraf Ben burtige 8nfit, men
berdf ogioa 5eleen, at bisie= oltfor
bnrtig potter Gplanoet ODER 6ope<
set - &nnpebope6et poo BEN lille
&rop! Dette 1toar @oftotoons egne
opgtige og energetic screenings
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-02

memo flart, % berfor Ser man og=
iaa meo en- Gel 9gngitelie ben til
6elgerne al oen t1uparenoe &rig.
0pboloet @qltatoon fom fun til
at itreffe fig til tiolig naite door
gen, 90 Ser blep oerfor lite Gio til
nogen Cur no / &c onliggenoe 9ano-
6iltrifter, bpor Ser enom ital bore
moa1ee gobe &odreiteaos at foa, og
bpor SSoroen Jon neiten operalt Ell
lers / iprlig @roo egrer Jig til
blanoet 6arming.
@aa bette Eibspunft al Mejien
muatte Dor elifparoige @eiiefelle g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-02
uobra9 # 4 prib6tl8reb fra
mari nm &rigsbeeibea beber'
eateret Sen 5. Gept.

aDu fpgrger ON 9ten1ningen Der
biemme, De poIitiife 5trioigbeoer
er for 9iebIiftt gjemte % glemte.
allie 9anfer bar freofet ON at foo
4iebenbaDn % Dmegn bef9itet. Sit
Mnnoifab ! ollie gnnberorter fra oe
iiioite otte Mnr er mofnlote % bar
paret bet iii6en ben 5. al1guit. Mr-
beioet me6 8efpitningen gaar / en-
8ne fra aegebugt til Eanrbaf uoen
PM &iebenbapn. Sc beitanr al en-
Mengoe imaa 6orter, Der ct for
bu11one meo breoe Nigtranosbeg11.
Dertil fomrter fan ali, Der i poafom.
me11oe 5ilfplbe ffal fpttes 1lnoer
@ano fra 6uriben og ne6 giennem
Ororup s4rat til @tpanben.
5ra ben anben SIDE er ser 10 e,
Strpfning. beb @Iostrnp, Der tan
ipttes UNDER 8anb. 2angs mes
5orterne er Ser grabet Sfptte- %
Stanf egrape. S Dprebapen er Der
Nedsfer af Greer feloeoe og oisfe
er iaa igien br11gte til 6orifans-
ninger. &unbt ON Sorterne og poa
Stranbpeien er Soft flptteoe bort fra
en- Mpng6e 8iIlaer, fom ifol ipren=
ges | 2uften, ioa mart 6ien6en Ri,
Ter Jig. Dpnamitten ct lagt tilret-
to-. &oibere ifal piitnof ogicu
iprpnges, alt / 6one6bpgningen er
flpttet bort. S Sienerboligerne er
inofparteret @oIbater. 8eo sser11-
%banebroer % Observation-Disclosures
bol0er sol6ater itaoig wogt.
4nnoe ri mn rejes meb at giere
alt bette Mrbeibe i Goriborets Sic.
nefte. Dog frpgter ri 10, at eng
lnno Tan blipe mot til at brp6e Dor
Neutralitet og eao ejennem 5tore-
belt Tor at foo fat paa BEN tpife
5laooe: eller at oe ifnIoe iefte en-
Seer ilan6 be6 gsbjerg. @ru|omt
biloe bet bore, ON hi ifuI6e bIipe
1bot til at ifp6e pao Gnglenoerne.
DIN Ri lite foriborer os, fon ienoer
bel 9Diftm6 os IN @rigserflering
eller :spenitferne faIoer oper o.; tbf
De frpgter 10 for @usierne. Ser
er itore SSnbiamIinger / Gong. Til
Oct reoe &ors, til 8efleoning til 6e
inofalote Sol6ater, til 6eres 6ami,
Tier oip.
Set bliper NOT en- Iem 8inter meo
Nrbeioslpsbeo og 9prtio. Sc Mr-:
tttler, tom CT iteget noeet / 8ris err.
Sui, Mel, .&ugbrpo, @alt, @oba,
Grim og @rRnoepin.
Spflon6 CT 10 1ige peo ot ,bufffe"
for os, for at Ri tan bore 6pijefom-
mer for Dem, iiteon for at ri eners
tan 1enoe bet til England. 2igeIe=
oes fieber 6e ollie Sc @elte. Sc ton
tna og betaler itore &riier for DEM.
Sen banife &egjering opfjgber elIer
beilaglpgger ogiaa monge &eite..
Nu bar EpifIano n6ifrepet aIle
hinge fra 16-=19 Mor, Set er fna
go6t iom 8grn. England bar 10
f'ogt, at Get life ilutter 6reo, fbr
9piflao er fnuit, bpo6 10 er itore
0ro, Der. BOG Finger goot / banffe
Rren. @i Tan 10 lite Iaoe bore at
baobe paa Spn6eriplIan6s SCREENING
me6 Gunmarf.
Set bar ct go6t lille @tpffe, ser
itoo Ceres 8lao for Ste Muauit
ON Rrigen fra 1864. 5ooIe6es moa
ri te1,fe, men lite ifribe. 81 er
iom en- 2oppe imellem to MeqIe. gi
mao pdsfe boa at ingen fHlen1nuer til,
tbi foa er III mase6e."
49, -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-02

s oenre Gel at Gatta0a bar be
Den furtgie Sfif, at naor man ben
paa Mftenen meber nogert, og meo
5taterneS Snngemual oenltgt bilier
vgoo6 e%bering", lD6er @baret Iige-
iaa Denligt ttlbage rgoo6 night,
bpilfet / al Galo / minneapolis !
9jebliftet er u6trDffet for ct raft
lille Slagorb, Der tiger on1trent BET
intnme fom: Set bar en- tim en-!
Seq TOM i 5raf neb en- gammeI
Snoianer % Ealen faI6t poa Sri,
gen. Seie Meninger ON GipiIiia-
tio1en babbe ban mi lite, for ,el-
lerS ifuloe BET 10 f1n bore De biIoe,
Ser ffprte &rtg, men MI bar set galt
me6 6e bpibe pil6e - tpbat's tie
motter mitb eipiIi5otion?"
S Nrince gilbert forIoo Dor EFT.
'pproige @eiiefpue, Mr. Sobn gopni
.Selifabt for at penoe tilboge til
Binnipeg, bpor 8ligterne folbte. S
.bans 5teo troaote 8. 6. Mielien ms
SournoIiiternes @nffe. SO iaa
gaar Meifen bioere moo Get, bpor
gattleforb'erne per1ter o. fI nDe
n5Io9"
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-06-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
09133

Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
May 81, 1914.
Notice is hereby given that John
H. Christensen, whose postoffice ad-
dress is Ashland, Oregon, did, on the
18th day of October, 1913, file in
this office Sworn Statement and Ap-
plication No. 09133, to purchase the
NE u of SEA of Section 6, Township
40 S., Range E., Willamette Merid-
ian, and the timber thereon, under
the provisions of the act of June 3,
1878, and acts amendatory, known
as the Timber and Stone Law" at
such value as might be fixed by ap-
praisement, and that, pursuant to
such application, the land and timber
thereon have been appraised at
$4,000, the timber estimated at
100000 board feet at so cents per
NJ, and the land at $4,000; that said
applicant will offer final proof in
support of his application and sworn
statement on the 10th day of August,
1914, before w. H. Canon, U. S. Com
missioner, at his office at Medford,
Oregon.
Any person is at liberty to protest
this purchase before entry, or initiate
contest at any time before patent
issues, by filing a corroborated affi-
davit in this office, alleging facts
which would defeat the entry.
]. NJ. UPTON, Register.
104-Mon.-St
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-06-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
OS972.

OS972.
Department of the Interior, U. s.
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
May 23, 1914.
Notice is hereby given that John
R. Hubert, whose postoffice address
is GAL Sherwood Drive, Portland,
Oregon, did, on the End day of July,
1913, file in this office Sworn State
ment and Application No. 0S972, to
purchase the SWA of SWA of Sec
tion IA, Township 40 S., Range E.,
Willamette Meridian, and the timber
thereon, under the provisions of the
act of June 8, 1873, and acts amend
atory, known as the Timber and
Stone Law" at such value as might
be fixed by appraisement, and that,
pursuant to such application, the land
and timber thereon have been ap-
praised at 10000, the timber esti-
mated at 100000 board feet at %
and so cents per NJ, and the land at
nothing; that said applicant will Of
fer final proof in support of his ap-
plication and sworn statement on the
10th day of August, 1914, before the
Register and Receiver of the United
States Land Office at Roseburg, Ore
gon.
Any person is at liberty to protest
this purchase before entry, or initiate
a contest at any time before patent
issues, by filing corroborated affi-
davit in this office, alleging facts
which would defeat the entry.
]. M. UPTON, Register.
104-Mon-8t
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-06-22

rounded as we are by what park
makers strive to reproduce, natures
own loveliness, little need have we
to copy their limitations.
We may admire the splendid work
done in many places in southern Cal
ifornia, where waste places" have
been transformed into acres of lux
uriant growth and beauty, but does
handmade beauty wholly satisfy
those of us who know and love the
wild beauty of wooded hill and noun
tain stream?
But, you say we are only now "be-
ginning to realize" that our environ
ment is wonderful in beauty-our re-
sources manifold and rich? Has the
pen of Ashland's ready writer" the
voice of her eloquent orator, or the
brush of her gifted artist been tellin
of blindness to beauty or indifference
to development of resources? No,
Neither has a large number of our
people lacked appreciation of all
these things.
Study history a bit-not current
events exclusively.
MISS NELLIE EVAN.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-06-22
Preserve Natnre.

Wanted-Appropriate, euphonious
names for our points of interest.
Doubtless pioneers thought they gave
such name in christening the beau
tiful pine-crowned hill at the can
cons gate "Hargadine Hill" The
fate of that name some of us who are
not pioneers can tell-remembering
the day when Progress, clearing a
path for coming improvement, passed
up and along the hills crest, leaving
PROSTATE many tall young pines
changing Hargadine Hill to Roper's
Bunion!
Nature has worked diligently to
restore lost beauty. Little effort
have we made to restore lost name,
or bestow a better.
Other seemingly needless sacri-
flee of natural beauty have we seen,
accompanying often much-needed i'm
provement. Here's hoping for more
thoughtfulness along this line in fu-
ture development work.
Preservation" of natural beauty
that's what Mr.. John McLaren en-
phasizes. And truly, as he says, lit
tie is left here for a man to do. Sur
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-06-22

ans story. They were from Ohio;
she from the town, her husband from
the country. The high school had
brought them together. With capt.
tai Of only a few hundred dollars
they had committed their fortunes
to the overland trail Here, in this
pioneers ranch, they had found the
object of their quest. This old place
with its 160 acres of rich foothill
land was responding to scientific
farming in way to astonish the ma
tives. Next year they hoped to build
their new home. Yes, it had been a
long, uphill road and they were often
lonely, but never unhappy. They had
their books and magazines. She had
her piano and children. And then
there was the Chautauqua, the week
of uplift and inspiration to look for
ward to half the year and to remem-
Der the other half. 1t was their only
vacation-their one outlook upon
the world of mind and spirit, beyond
the farm. Her husband was out in
the barn at this moment making
ready They would take their tent,
bedding and provisions and go up to
the county seat fifteen miles away,
where for week they would camp
in beautiful grove and attend every
session, morning, afternoon and
evening.
Do you know she said with
tear-filled eyes, what this means to
us? What the Chautauqua means to
thousands of intellectually and mu-
sically starved country people? 1t is
our oasis-our life-belt. The music
we hear during assembly week is the
music we sing and play all through
the year. The lectures we discuss
for months. My husband remembers
all the jokes and the politics, and l
try to remember, with the aid of a
notebook, the new ideas set forth.
The speakers and singers we add to
our circle of friends, and follow them
with interest ever after Sometimes
think we could not endure the pri-
vations and loneliness of this new
land were it not for the Chautauqua
our annual feast of the taberna-
cles.'
THAT afternoon and again at
night when we looked down upon a
sea Of earnest faces we saw our host
and hostess of the morning multi
piled two thousand times. The same
type everywhere-women with wist-
full faces, men like boys going to
school again. 1t is their university.
81 never tired of sitting where l
could watch the upturned faces and
the play of human emotions while
another was lecturing. The plow-
boy would go back to his plow, but
not the same; he would remember.
The farmers daughter would go back
to her cooking and baking and dish
washing; but she could not forget" !"
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-06-22
Spare Us Our SOLITARY Dreams.

The Hon. Lincoln Writ, noted Arc
tic explorer and former United States
commissioners of education in Alaska,
says in regard to home life:
II was stopping at farm house
while motoring from one Chautauqua
to another in Missouri and learned
then what the Chautauqua really
means to these people.
THE sun was hot. the porch shady
and the rawhide-and-hickory arm
chairs inviting. Over plates Of de-
licious peaches we soon had the wom-
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-06-22

Phone news items to the Tidings,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-08
ARMY OFFICERS ARE
RETIRED BY BOARD

WASHINGTON, March ITO slim
ulate promotions among officers, three
army colonels, who were found incapac-
ltated for further service, were retired
this week and the cases Of three other
officers are awaiting final action.
The officers retired arc Colonel Will
liam A. Nichols. infantry; Colonel Lea
Febiger, Sixth infantry. and I4ieuten-
ant Colonel Jacob F. Kreps, infantry.
Colonel Daniel Cornman. Seventh in
fantry, and Colonel Millard F. Har-
mon, coast artillery. have been exam
ined by a retiring board at Washing
ton, and Major James b. Hughes, First
cavalry, has appeared before a board
in San Francisco
Colonel Frederick Won Schraeder,
Colonel Webster Vinson Of the quarter
master corps and Chaplain George f.
Jones Of the coast artillery have been
ordered up for examination by retiring
boards.