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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-09-01
GERMANY ASKS
THAT u S. WAIT
Won Bernstorff Sends Messaue
to State Department.
TENSION RELIEVED BY MOVE
Ambassador in Appeal to Delay Ac-
ton Says Government Does Not
Wish to Kill Americans or
Sink Peaceful Vessels.

New York, Aug. 26.-If it was due to
the action of a German submarine
that American citizens lost their lives
IN the torpedoing of the steamship
Arabic such action was contrary to
the intentions of the German govern
ment, according to official advices re-
ceived by the German ambassador
from Berlin and telegraphed by him
on Tuesday to Washington.
1t was also said in the communica-
ton that the German government will
deeply regret such a loss of life and
would tender the sincerest sympathies
to the American government.
The text of the matter given out by
Count Won Bernstorff read:
The German ambassador received
the following instructions from Berlin,
which he communicated to the depart
ment Of state: So. far no official in
formation available concerning the
sinking of the Arabic. The German
government trusts that the American
government will not take a definite
stand at hearing only the reports of
one side which in the opinion of the
imperial government cannot CORE
spond with the facts, but that a chance
will be given to Germany to be heard
equally.
Although the imperial government
does not doubt the good faith of the
witnesses whose statements are re-
ported by the newspapers in Europe,
1t should be borne in mind that these
statements are naturally made under
excitement, which might easily pro-
0uce wrong impressions. If Ameri-
cans should actually have lost their
liVes this would naturally be contrary
10 our intentions. The German gov
eminent would deeply regret the fact
ana pegs to tender sincerest sympa-
thles to the American government"
The statement carried no signature
1t was given out by Doctor Adler, the
ambassadors secretary.
Washington, Aug. 26.-Germany
through her ambassador, Count vor
Bernstorff, asked the United States
on Tuesday not to take final stand
on the sinking of the White Star liner
Arabic until all the facts were known
It was the first word from Germany
since the incident.
The count telegraphed the state de
partment, saying he made the request
at the instruction of his government
and added that the German admiralty
had not yet been able to get a report
on the sinking.
1t is taken to indicate that the Ger
man government may have some facts
which, in it's opinion. justify the &C
ton of the submarine commander II
comes as the first ray OF promise on
situation which admittedly was
growing darker with each hour oil
silence on the part of Germany.
Now, in view of the ambassador
request the state department can dc
nothing but wait reasonable time fol-
word from Berlin. Ambassador Gerard
has been instructed to watch for re
port, but has not bene told to ask for
one. The German ambassadors re
quest indicates that one soon may be
volunteered.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-09-01
WILSON HoNoRs SEA CAPTAIN.

Watch and Compass Sent to Briton
Who Helped Rescue Americans.
New York, Aug. 25.-In recognition
of his services in rescuing five sailors
of the wrecked steamship Oklahoma
more than a year ago, Capt. William
T. Aspinwall of the steamship Greg
DRY has just received gold watch and
compass as the gift of President Will
son. The gifts were sent to England,
and thence to the British consul in
New York, who presented them to
Captain Aspinwall. The Oklahoma was
wrecked at sea not far from New
York January 4, 1914.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-09-01
BuLeARs REMAIN NEUTRAL.
Signs Treaty With Turkey-Asrees 10
observe Neutrality.

Berlin, Aug. 25.-It is officially re-
ported from Sofia and ConstantlIopie
that Turkey and Bulgaria have signed
a new treaty by which Turkey grants
Bulgaria her desired direct rail com
munication with the sea, and Bulgaria
agrees to observe benevolent neu,
trality.
Milan, Aug. 25.-One of the chlel
difficulties in the way of solution OF
the Balkan problem favorable to the
entente allies has been settled, accord
ing to Premier Pachitch of Serbia
who saws that Serbia has given way
to Italy regarding Albania.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-09-01
RULES KODAK FIRM is A TRUST
Eastman Company Adjudeed Guilty of
Trade Restraint.

Buffalo, N. Y, Aug. 26.-The East
man Kodak company of Rochester is a
monopoly in restraint of trade in VIC
lation of the Sherman antitrust law.
according to a decision handed down
here by Judge John R. Hazel of the
United States district court. The de-
clslon grants the defendant company
an opportunity to present plan for
the abrogation of the illegal monopoly
on the first day of the November term.
The bill against the Eastman com.
panles was filed in the United States
district court in Buffalo on June 9,
1913.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-09-01
John Walsh Recuperating.

Washburn.- Walsh, attorney OF
tho recently created federal trade
commission, who underwent a ser1-
ons surgical operation in Washing
ton. is now at his home IN this city
recunerating. He expects to return
- the capital about Oct. 1.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-09-01
TWO DIE WHEN SHELL BLOWS UP
Missile ExpIodes While Being Taken
+o PROVING Grounds.

Allentown, Pa, Aug. 27.7-Two men
were killed and several probably IA
tally injured on Wednesday when
shell. supposed to have contained a
composition of powder and nitroglycer-
in exploded while being carried to the
proving ground of the Bethienem
Steel plant at Indian Head, Reding'
ton, Pa.
One of the men killed was R. Paul
Stout. age forty-six, of Bethlehem
assistant engineer of ordnance Mr
Stout was in charge of new test.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-09-01
Indiana Race Horse Man Dies

Boonville, Ind, Aug. 25.-Edward
Huntoon, aged forty-two, well-known
race-horse man, dropped dead at the
Boonville fair grounds while talking
with a group of race-horse men. He
came from Evansville.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-09-01
U. S. TO AID COTTON GROWERS.

Secretary McAdoo Announces Decision
to Place $4,000, 900 in Banks.
Washington, Aug. 25.-The action OF
the allies in putting cotton on the
contraband list caused Secretary of
the Treasury McAdoo to announce on
Monday that SSO,O00,OO0 or more will
be placed, when necessary, in reserve
banks of the South to finance the cot
ton crop. These funds are to be re-
loaned to cotton producers at low
rates of interest.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-09-01
-l,,dne ReIdsn Gets Endorsement.

Elkhorn.-At the meeting OF the
Walworth County Bar association
resolutions were adopted indorsing
the candidacy of Judge Belden OF
Racine, for justice of the supreme
court.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-09-01
U. S. WOULD RULE HAITI
american Government Proposes Ten
Year Control Over Finances

ONSi iHdHCeSs
Fort au Prince, Haiti, Aug. 26.-The
american government has addressed
the government of Haiti exnressin o
us ueslre that there be accepted with.
t ou1 uelay the draft of a convention for
n years under which there shall he
T T5'aollshed an effective control of
haitian customs as well as administers.
ton OF the finances of the conntrv :, "a .
employees. -N <ANierlcan
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-16
n non mR --

3e - married naa Who eaano& get
aAseG Without his drisks, the following
i sA0Dssts1 rs . solution to the bond
80 - his habit:
HA-0kart . saloon in your eva
GseseA-1e the o.ly customer snd
- ~ have No license to pay. Give
ysss viSs - to buy . sslloa of whisky,
80 ss0subes, there are - Arinks in
|sas 0.Asa-
1AisaC1ay drisks fFsn 10 csc but
- ~, snd BY ths tins tAs first
on1sa = Osae she viii have - - pss
- ~ Ssak, and q to start bssinsss
|a0.ia-
YssstA-6hould yea live tsa years
sAA esatinae to buy booas frsU her
aaA 49, die with snakes In year beots
- vin have money to educate year
ehilarss, money to bury yss decent
bay . house and lot, marry . deesat
man asA 4uit thinking shout you.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-16
COM 10 sEuwooD

Glsawood Springs has . .sns ~
country over - one Of The pfsttisst
and most desirable little cities IN which
to mako home. These who have tray.
eled in the east and in the west sre
charmed with Glenwood and unsufpsss-
ed natural advantsges- It b destined
to become THE residence city Of the
Western slope. Why not secure for
yourself . home in this beautiful up-to-
asss httis city. The new Garfield
County High school will add much H.
the sttrsetiveness Of the place ~ .
hone city.
I e., offer you . bargain in . sPsss-
did rsside.es location. -Four lsts On .
corner, six rsoa hssss ia good essAi.
tion; lArgs eeai hsass Esd hsaRnG
bin; 3 cAieksa ksssss With s1Pls ree0
a.d lots fer svss 30 fswis, nice ~
d. with plenty u rssa Ter nsss,
bsari,s sAsssy tfsss. Pis.ty Il sssss
fes building lasss rssiassss = tAgss =
fem ssttaSsa. el,eee vim Aa.ass ~
property a.d ~ Salaaes - - ~ +
sasy fasonllnsats. 0sosaAR IAl0l
ess.ses - aisAs ssaRss = 0lsawssa
n ysa waa4 . Sssl thfas ~ - s1ss(
tAia n lssss = rigAk Ir-' .lf''
A. J. DlCDDosG
>.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-16
AC IN

II . spsssh II tAs ssaats - Hawai-.
ian s3aiss, 6sss4se Dspsw sf New
Yssk tsA this stssy: .a. s. u' 40
WAsn Qussa LiRsshala.i was in HaG'
lasA dsrisg ths Easlish Qassa . jsbdles,
she was received st BsskiagAan Psa'
zee. In the course Of the reaaSks thai
passsd bstvsea The two queens, tAs ~
frsa tie sandwich Islands saia that ~
had Eagiish blood in her veins.
"How soi" inquired Victoria
"Ny saeestors ate Captain Cook. y
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-16
AlnooogD PAID OUT
$4,000 ADovB sAI.A1Y

Dssvsr, Jan. l2.-Governor Ammons
stated to private friends today that
The position had cost him . little over
~, 80 IN addition to salary and incl
dsntal expenses he had taken care Of.
fhs most of the money went fer
employment of secret service agents to
keep hin advised of the trouble in the
strike soaes. No one except those who
were close to the governor had any
idea that he was using his own money
to pay the expenses which should have
been paid by the state and yet there
10 10 way in which he can be refn,-
buried.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-16
4 go NAS1

Msritol Wkits ilaansat b . splsa-
IA sppsisassee ~ sses fAsset, ceid
ss IL L..es o. a.A Pai.s I. tAs
Chest. eatsraas . pssss II Aaansl elsth
WITH IL Haansas aaa uss - . paasess
It Is very pssslEatiAe. VIII not Saistss
|a.l = vsU. s1eeglys. Prices, 3ss ~
AID S1.oo. I0asavsod Pharmacy 3.
elusive aeests.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-16

| eofvloo ioW y 80 of IL HoAkAG3 Len
y tAs saats.-Cha4ss Csasty RspsA
Mean.
There were over % families whssl
names appssssd sa tie vst<r list Of ~
present quarter, Who Aal noveA int4
tswa during the last quarter Of 1914
This makes . net inereass in New Cas-
ties population during tie past thrs@
months Of more thaa 90 families, there
beiag abost 10 families to move away.
New Castle Deooerat.
Caas. Mclean, who vent back 70 Mas.
ssehusetts the first Of Nsvenbss, has
recently rstuR.sd to Mintura, ssl was
in Red CiR Saturday. Charley has
been in this country too long TO sAspt
himself to easter. manners a.A ess-
toms, and said he wouldn 7 live beek
there II the state Of Nassaehusetts was
presented to him on . silver platter ~
IN ndueement.-Red GiR News.
Speaking about government eRicien-
ey, Governor elect Carlson il busy il.
Denver trying to work out changes in
our state government that will effect .
saving Of e50o,oOO annually. He has
found the leak, but it will depead large
" upe. his fighting powers and disrs-
gard Of politicians whether or not be
eaa bring absat the reforms wanted.
Il is also in the natter Of useless sp.
psiatsss, that this great sun is wastsd.
Here u hopisg.-afeslsy Tribune.
Tia Doeiy Nssetaia uAlssvzita,s
aasseistioa Aas sslnesa, tn iaslsaAAs
rs4ias Il HAsis, eha.eisg Il frsa slass
9 t. slsss 8. fhiA islsess issssaAss
rates - residence ssepsrty Q. ~ sae<,
brick business hless apss ssat, fraos
ssai.sss hlsehs Z Pr ssat. II = hsqsa
tAst 10 ths ssar fstass HsOs win ~
ahas r. ssesss rstiag In, ,sIaas ~, wAieh
wsald give ~ aAaitieasl asasstiea ssl
wssA - ~ lowsst nv IL ts~n saa
sxpsst to seeufs--Hasis Eatsspsiss.
aais,ee ~
6ssns Aks hard iass Aavs slssek tn
NsrtA. Fsrk rinss with . vssOsases +
The last few days. Advsstissss hass esl
out their ads entirely, ethers havs
shaved thsirs until they are not reeeg-
nizable and word was received frcn
Christian Science hesdquarters that We
would have to publish their bancombe
free or not at all, and it looks like there
is going to be . whole lot Of nice clean
white space in the Times for sale to
somebody. And while We prefer to sell
it At home, it's for sale, home or NO
home, patriotism or NO patriotism. Rates
will be furnished on application.-North
Fork Times.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-16
Madison, Wis,
JsA !, 1918.

n. D. Rsynedb says:-
This 10 to certify that have bssn
. great sufferer from Fhsunstisa si.cs
1894. Ooatsastsd kAe AissAss whils
working with . snow plow On ths rail-
reaA. For ssvssal ysan I have hssa
obliged to use esuteAss . great past
Of the time. Having ussl three bexss
Of ths Neritol Rhsanatisn Pswasss, I
have thsswa away ths eFutehss - sn
now almost fully rssevsssd. It certain.
ly has Asss wssdsrs fer Ne, saA
heartily sssonnead It II. D. 1sys-
s1as. Price ~. Gleawood Phafnaey
Ezslssivs aGsass. --i.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-16
YouR COLD N DARuHDoU8-
4 111AE II UPIN0W

A Cold is readily catching. A run
down system is susceptible to Germs.
You owe it to yourself and to Others Of
your household to fight the Germs at
once. Dr.. Belle Pine-Taf-Honey il
fine for Colds and Coughs. II loossns
the Mucous, stops the Cough and soothes
the Lungs. It's guarsAteed. Only Csc
at your druggist.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-16
-
~ 11XB 0IAYD


Desves. Jan. l4.-fhe Rifth Asasai
eoave.tioa Of the ColoraAs GesA Bod
association which eonvenes in tie Al
bany Astel Dssves, sa WEDNESDAY.
January 20, pronises to be - istessst-
ias . gesd reads gathering - has ever
bssa Asll in this skats. This y In
nst ealy to ths fsst tAst Many sss4iaas
Of CslsraAo viii b - hanA in ssAss -
present their sssAs fer saats AiA e.
god rod eensts1stisa, bat slss ~
ss.ss sf tAs sns.Ans.ts vAisA viA -
aiss.sasA fer highway hsislaaisa- "a.
Chief Of the naesssss - - ssaaiA-
sssA i eas which viii give - ~
Ststs Highway. eoaniasisa sstAssity
= kssp in PsPair sal nai.tssaase q
the expense Of tie state, az RsiHsV
state rsads. Ths measure nsw uaAef
ss.sideeatioa provides thaE VIA .
ststs primary rssA u eeaPastsA IT,
state shall assume eeapasts ssatrsa sf
the upkeep Of the read. Ths cost OF
the upksep shall BE- borne By ths stste.
asd the amount Of money 70 b - sx-
pended shall not in any oss year sK-
ceed 25 per cent Of the ststs ssad
fund.
Those proposing this aAsaaasst
CLAIM that ths most important thing
to be considered in good road wesk IL
the care a.d upkeep Of the road after
it 10 once built. This should be done,
they claim, under . uniform system,
and hence it 10 argssd that the beat
manner to accomplish this is by placing
the entire charge Of such under one
head.
Another thing which is to come be-
fore the eo.vention and which must be
considered by the good roads people ct
the state 10 the question q federal aid
for good roads This question hss loA6
been agitated in Colorado, a.d ths tisss
is now believed to - ripe - press tAis
matter 70 . psiat whsss nsrs aid vi1
be exte.dsl to this snd ether wsstsss
states In road buiAing than has bsen
dene in the past. .rys'
The North Raags Gateways sssoeia-
tion, tAs uHeoaa HisAwsy ssseeiasisa
(ths Pfks's Peak Ocean $e-0sssa
Rsute), sad ether Sosa FssAs srSssao-
tisns win alse nsst In Dsavsr q ~
tine Of The asstiAg sf ths stsAs ssss'
citation. An rsilfssAs have made w
rates bseasss Il IT, god rssAs nsse-
ing.
A.otAsr meeting called fer ths sasas
tine - tie eonveatisa II tAs Cssseses
Coed Rosds associate. il that u -
|state Association q csansresaa Sss'
rstaries aad ths 0kats CAa1esf sf
Commerce. fhs Csnnsfetal 0sessts-
siss vffl nss< st ,ssa sa ~ 1lst, easi
in tie aftss.ess the first Meeting q
tie Gtats OAanAef Of CoAnsrcs win
be called to ssler. In Tie evssing Q
di.ner will Be given st which 0svss.ss
Carlson will be the principal speaker.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-16
4 Hu0
ylEi1D
YIk4

WiIliaas' I.Aiaa Pila OintDsat Win
esss BaiAA, BassAing aaA ltehiaG rilss.
1t absssea. ~ tsAses. a,,ays issAias st
sess. asEiaG = . yaalttes, Givss i.seaae
pslisG Wliisss' I.aiaa r,s 0ehe.ss
h,lssaassA II ~ ~ issaieg = ~
tss.af4 ,sassA "a Y sG nssl
~, !, ~ NA- 1aos N O,
pssoEissssa .Osysa oeaA
n, ,mls,NN. q nasesa. Asos
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-16
.P IT HANDY A
| roI RHEUlLAfIxlG

No use to squirm and winca aad try
to wear our your Rheumatism. 1t will
wear you out instead. Apply some
Sloea . Laiment. Need not rub II in
jsse let 1t penetrats all through AID
draw ths Pain. Yoa get sase at oaes
aAA feel 20 much better yea want 70 g
right ost and tell other su9sssrS about
6asa& 0st . bsttls sf sloaa's Lisi-
nsst for 25e Of any druggist aaa hsvs
Il h ~ Assss-aaainst Coldh tore aaa
evnllsa ,jsiata, Lsnba0o, esiAties aaa
He isilnsats- Yssf money bssk II ~
sssisAs4 bat II apes 0ivs alnsst IN
sta.t rslisk. Bay . bsttls today.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-16

-, a' =, y - ~ .-.: =: !. ! &, |,
r. H. ~ 49, AssAa ~. ~
= .easssia %ssllk -. 3 " S~lAs;
- ,ssssi,% I.,vpAis - sassArss =
seeAA o. - : 49, II : 's.'a: !.
vim - ~ T. - ~ rspaI n
~ 90 isAsseaA .-e.-,.- -
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-16
rsa Mns

0ix sssa .hssas l. gssa eseditssa asd
es8 ~ H. - ssssias.ss psse1sa &
Eolssuse3; oD1s.1lA lssa11sa ~ .
1anAss . eg11nOA 0u0R - -
|A.0ssa pslO.enA ~ 011ul.ses
ogutD+0Sn1g0A- OGDoe
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-16

A healthy nan IN king h his own
right; aa unhealthy nan N unhappy
slave. For impure blood snd shggisA
liver, use B1rdock Baoed Bitter. On
the market IS years. 4l.oo bsttls.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-16
Do9 WAN1D

L vaaI ssos. o1savDs2 0ls1AO -
sas0 - fsspssei0 = Deslfaa ssaAea0s
IT, fsun nasAaA sossh nasAaA ~
- ps1a4s sanlhs ~ 1sepA Aes
~ ~ ssns 80 saasA S9o6 -
-. I havs. .ia0plsts ~ ~ pgs1e
~ 81 . O.sai shasss - - = Dsssa
|ses dGhk aoave ~ - aAsaseAs ~
|aip&ssa, lisssaisa 81 Ais1asss essn
nsasssE tswa. 0laAs wAas in9ssss.
ns.es aes - ~ laAss - givs ysss
lswsss sesss esA ssens = aaA u
iAsuaAsssa s1a1ss anssnA ~ e y
ltsssse asa vAsn - r - ~ -
sAsaGs ~ - Ssspas0s sAs -
(1aaa vas1sa - - uelee - Z
Ilsn11sA 1aS - . Asell1s0 -
- ~ peUnl1 Ry1a - etse11
- ~ sss So. =
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-16
Ms TsstiAsay Wm InSsesst 1vesy
0ssavsal 0DElnO 1saAse.

The value Of local evidence il indis.
putable. It l. the kind Of evidence We
accept as true because We know We
can prove it for ourselves. There has
been plenty Of sueh evidence in ths
Glenwood Spring. papers lately, and
this straightforward testimony has es'
tablished . confidence in the minds Of
Glenwood Spring. people that will not
be easily shaken.
N. Graham, easpenter, ia Ninter
Avenue, Gleawood Springs, says: "I
strained my back while lifting and
after that, wAsnsvsr I took cold, I was
troubled With paias across ny loins
asd kidnsy,. n sssrstis.s fro. ny
kidneys sftsn pai.sd in pssaags ssd
were sca.ty. Dssas Kidnsy Pf1ls, pro
cured At PaskissaS Drag Store, &C.
nov the trsabas. I willingly eeslrn the
sndorsensat I GaSs Dss.s Kidney
Pills three ysass 80"
Price So, = IN dsalerA Dsat
simply ask fer . kalssy rsnsdy- ct
Doa.s Nd.sy Pnl-tAs ssnA that
M. GrahaA ~ Esstse-Nilbsra Ca.
Props, BsAasA \. Z.
. -FH IT f|.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-16
10 0oaRA1EaoN

Al HnGlishnAa a.l g Anssieaa vsss
|sta.Ai.s Sees1 - ys.Ass. e ~ W.
tssi. Tsns, |. SAsasa Afsssa, ~. ~
|HAGiaaPps 49,. -, - =.
.isasFely - nust ee.esas ~ tAsss
fsps ;sss far ysa.asr tAaa yea NiaGesa
-a,. ait ..o. ~. si.;ssa
i""Nhefi",r csseaisa ~ ,Ans.s.s.-
Is;.C,npaRs tAsss y ssr Nieoaaa H1p..
lFAyh.m aliva tAsy sss . .sss pse-
|QisAtieA."
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-16
a x11 1o9 Hyn1 0u0n1IA111
lCsxAIH u1qEAxTY
1 -EEYIDoAtEY Dull

TAs Liver, slnsyisA ~ inaetivs, fin
shswp itself In nestal stats-sRhapey
anA critical. Never b there joy In iiv-
ine. q wAsa H. DtenasA a1A liver afa
doing their wsfk. Keep ysrr liver -.
tive aad healthy BY ssing Dr. Kins's
New Lie P1lls, they empty the B"wsa
freely, tone .p your esenaeA, ears yss1
Csastipatioa a.A parity tie Bsssd. h
at ysas arsegis&
D1skasab Anisa ealvs s.esaiest f.
|IaA x
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-16
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/ N AGhs 11luiiieaC, -ossiseys3 ~
leseAsabe lAnssA - . ~ - A2s1hlno
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10 49, - ~ pstlAoAA ri .as;rso
M iDA11n = 11A8114,
F.-7it1s1 NJ -Oma A0sunA.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-16

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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-07-17

is believed that the days when
rustlers could steal q herd of cat
tie and ship them in carload lots
to the market are gone forever.
Mr.. Correll said that letters are
coming in daily evidencing the
satisfaction of cattlemen with
the new system.
Because of this, also, he stated,
many new members are joining
the association. While the in
spectors along the railroad line
are in the employ of the state,
the special inspector at the Port
land stock yards is employed by
the association to look out for the
cattle of members of the organi-
zation.
To secure this protection, cat.
tlemen all over the state are join
ing the association, and in the
short time that the brand inspec-
ton law has been In effect. the
membership has increased from
400 to more than 500. 1t is be.
lieved that by 1916 the roll will
contain at least 1000 names. -
Baker Herald.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-07-17
Regents Committee and
Speakers Are Here

The committee of the board of
the q. A. C. consisting of Walter
Pierce and jefferson Myers, Pres
ident Kerr of the college, Prof.
Scudder, agronomist, and Prof.
Reynolds of the Extension Dept.
arrived yesterday evening to be
present at the Farmers Day ex-
ercises at the Experiment Sta
tion today. Judge Weatherford,
president of the board, was un-
able to make the trip on account
of important legal business.
Addison Bennett of the Ore
gonian, and Mrs. Myers are also
with the party. Bennett is cred
tied with the responsibility of the
ill-timed cold snap last night by
some people around here who
wanted to deal harshly with him
but The Times-Herald man pro-
tested the innocense of the "Old
Man" as he wouldn't intention
ally cause a frost" at any time,
so he was let off.