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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-05-03
First Official Report of
Springs Water Commission
REPORT OF SPRINGS WATER COMMISSION.

the city Ashland required by the charter
% the @ @ wasf ] sGsfGa into % % as
ery system, as follows
Memorandum of Agreement
sg ap MmGa@d@ o a o ma d d ] ] unto une BY nd f BY % %
the laws of the Oregon BY and through its Springs Water
first and Emery Francisco, ca
California
Winesseh That whereas part part
requiring technical scientific
flied ss ga % aa % @ G9 % are na s a
o S ss1 g s 3 T h have into the
the a the second a fSma de1aopsd and 6e
waters theerom conveyed M suitable piping from said sgrRg central %
3 nG Poned out @ tine the e @ @ % % the % @ hna % @ % De
] WGd the the % @ a % t5s % W of HsRSnd % oeaon o b "
ornmng the springs surrounding
ting tanks building pipe
SIt6a DODGE well!
% and
w w ad from % @ within sad
Of "s 1 n o P to and on
sesnE S
@ M spEas sa the m ssDno be
s f"
water spng al thence
s t @ % % S S s ais
, @ u 's - 'sa a1' '' '..s a',.s,sa " ,r'
to the c a @ d ed Snd 3 2@ % ss
park
5th City water taken from % tap city man conducted
toq by %h0S'
yeed properly
m cu9nnnam well development include We'll reinforced
n eeens sn see nm sa 3 @
IN The New Liha Lthia water
e filtered onated and delivered to the Southern Pacific Ash
provided by the in sparkling
no @ & S%soe taps the mains GOnyeyng the Now Lhia
some suitable point at or near the Southern Pacific right the
The said taps include cutoff convey
sh Al PUMPS ags and Dge lines & be of the flow
artistic C % Cna ] station to be conveniently located in city park include
sm gaR and special % construction and eargng machinery
" Of R TR At % S BE P % % D5as @ PARTY oSa @ second %S Fs%s.v
springs convenient and suitable which
h and Th Pg P 9nn ne % Tn enrs 1d sqDs s0uon
u '0''0'S resisting ''9F Or metal 3
s,, rn, pc Detail as,I, Plans Specifications
the Approved before any work. shall
m Smith tn a E%g ,2S.sa Co shall hal onn
@ @ of @ ] G0nF%S & and 3 for the dey said waters
the place Of delivery in the city the Ashland
ta for the purpose 9 of this bond that
class, substantial n character "
Emery the city of Ashland harmless from loss
COMMISSION ''O p"
the
sion through
andOn
smith emery Co shall
ork
Construction ity and Terms Of Paymen
& a mate fol
in
shall
specifications
auxiliary
The
as lows:
Of
estimates
OF
the said
accepted Springs
tion " 49, 1855 ~
of the
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-05-03
NOTICE!

TO facilitate and systematic work engaged Miss
Leona Smith secretary She will keep record
statements collect bills and receipt for payments.
One must pay for everything coin of kind
be groceries clothing which purchased by
1t be knowledge acquired by study and rigid sefdenia
The physician must payn the first know
edge the diagnosis and treatment of diseases by working
qure that knowledge; by very considerable financial
meet the expenses his medical educao by sacrificing youth
scientific study when he could otherwise be earning money
The physician payn the nstance--by rking in
fecton by taking grave responsibilities and by working
than union hours and far legal working
days
The physician must payn the third nsancehis bills
his credit he asks payment people sometimes act inued
still they feel they have the right to criticize SANDER
him though they feel he has the right
men for his services
The physician must continually purchase quite expensive
and extremely expensive instruments without
static-and to be static is to tend toward death.
The average physician gives great deal of energy
and a very considerable amount of charity
Prompt payments invite prompt attention.
The following m t"epled hed
statement tconvine
know who S now the
In the first
DR. atendn the
AS
godD
Dendup lit
paien andw "God-
DR. eel emuchb
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-05-03

together with lands aerang plants and to
and from
shall be and hereby granted the said
construction without
Of fountains
provided
Gnce of IS
of
in
binding
of the 4th
CSigned) SPRINGS
CITY OF ASHLAND, ORE
Chairman.
J. p. Dodge,
r.. A.. Mnkler
In the
Cherry Starkey
| L. President
(Sea) NJ F. Mcdonald, Secretary.
In the Of:
| Carlton
! L.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-05-03


with
Improvement and Incidental Fund"
following
Incidental fund
No. Name Issued and Items
|9-2S14 Union Telegraph Co. 27.76
626 o Francisco. 80
rs o (2 N. Ls)
TO Il San Francisco so
I 7-10 o Fran q Msgs). 1.50
ia Message to Weed AZ
| 7-14 10 Francisco.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-05-03

81 am sure of it," replied the DOCTOR
Your statement convinces me-"
"Please explain yourself"
at is very easy. In the first part
of your illness, when your life was in
danger, | was your dearest friend. AS
you improved Twas your good DR.. Osler,
now | am DR.. Osler. Depend upon it,
you are quite we'll"
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-05-03

The following conversation passed
between titled Englishman and the
we'll known DR.. Osler, who is now the
lecturer in Oxford University, England.
DR.. Osler had been attending the
gentleman in question during long and
severe illness.
One day the doctor called to see the
patient and was thus addressed: "Good-
day, DR.. Osler, feel much better"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-08

of agitation. rave me the theme for
Siegfried's furious outburst against
the buugling Mime. | played over the
hildishly quarrelsome Potter theme
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-08

mering- In my disgust az never being
ed from every Kind o. noise I was on
rrou, every kind OF noise ! was on
the posnt OF deciding 20 sive Up com
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-08

posing altogether until the time when
this Indispensable condition should be
fulfilled But IL was precisely ms
rage over the tinker that. in q moment
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-08

in G minor to my sister, furiously
singing the words at the same time.
which made US ali laugh so much that
decided TO make one more effort.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-08

This resulted in my writing down
good part of the first scene by the
time Liszt arrived. Oct. Is 1s56)-
Richard Wagner il His Autobiography
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-08

a tinker has established himself op-
pp<ife our house and stunned my ears
all Gay long With his t,ceSsanE ham
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-08

The military governor of Brussel
has offered reward of $1,000 for the
capture living or dead" of any hos
tile aviator.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-08

Size 45x72: 100 pair. gray and tan, zoe value. soc
Size 6ixsO: $50 pair gray and s12O value. sI.OO
Size 6sXso: 125 pair gray tan, s135 value. s1.I5
Size 6ix78: 225 pair gray and 15O value, s1.29
Size 72xs0: 240 pair gray and tan, s1S5 value, Sl.iS
Size 92x5s: $50 pair gray and tan S195 value. S1.60
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-08

Serges-36 inches wide black and all colors, s(Qa
sells regularly SOC Clearing price, yard cON
Wooden Suitings-40 to Al inches wide, TOO
S1O0 Clearing price, yard ~
Sungs-Here a wonderful lot of dress fab
o 81 inches wide and worth O. 10
5000 Clearing price, yard epAsIO
Suitings-A colors
regularly up 1925 worth ii. CT 90
Clearing price. ID ssDO
Chaes-Domestic foreign q pretty
coors and figures. Values SIC OOo
Clearing price, yard DOC
SILKS
Cheney Bros FOuard-One lot of nicely assorted
and colors, sold regularly at S5c and s100. Coz
e. . .
Charmeuse Slks-Beautiful fabrics n all the CT 10
wanted colors shades $3.50 values yard - IlO
Cheney Bros. Crepe-A 4onch beautiful
almost every color wanted These goods are 81 10
MessalinesA comprehensive showing of these elegant
silks in a great variety of colors. Regular co.
S5c fabrics for only, yard OOG
Wash Silks-Cheney Wash Silks in spen-
did range of coors and patterns. Regular TO-
$IOO values, yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. az
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-08
Linens

Our annual linen sale has Just
ended. and there are quite a lot
of good bargains to be had. The
quantities in most cases are too small 10
be advertised here. We ask you 10 20
through the Linen Section and what
there Is Odd lots Of sheets. spreads. towels.
etc and any number OF remnants. all TO be
had at clearing sale prices.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-08

Boys Negligee Shirts-A pretty as
sortment of plain and fancy stripe
patterns in both light and dark
s s0loFs cIs ~qg5m F9 SFice 39c
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-08

of odds and
of beforeth the beginn o
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-08

DOMESTTCS
Dress Ginghams5O0 pieces Ginghams
sorted paids plain stripes: 81 less II
than loc sale price yard -. |3c
Plaid Crnke Crepe-50 pieces these handsome Scotch
Paids. worth everywhere 1215c. Clearing OIL
sale sail, price yard 92c
rs inches wide regular price
Clearing price %
PolOnia Velour handsome fabrics in as
sorted colors and patterns. worth 121Ac OIL
Sale price, yard ..................-. JoE
Feeeeling Duck-42 pieces of this
in various choice patterns colors:
good 15c values for only, yard ............ l2C
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-08

Never before has there been such demand for cotton
blankets both here and in the surrounding The actor
able fill all wholesale orders earlier the and
arrived the weeks AS these intended origin
trade hem Of
ing or o. ever pairs OF mmedi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-24

Or. 8. q. giper, 0Fteopatb. 1903
Soleooo Ctr. oben. Office Gel e..
4S6. @obnunesteI. or. t4p1 (an5.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-24
Ste bcntise Gage.

and beute lit oie Sage nod unoer-
anoert. Sn Siio-Eoler ftebt sic 81
NEE Wadenien's aft Ser Sublin-
Gblom gabnlirie n1to Die Sample
debmen taglid an Seftiefeit gu. Sui
NorDen fperoen Ste Gniien ilnmcr
neiter nod @aridor sit g%eorGngt;
lebt lino tie mid IN Sbangoroo elm
gei6lofien uno @opri6 liegt nit lei=
men Srl1ppen oapor. Iuf i'm Gii-
Ben Gltrlano's baben Die 8eutI6en
Die 8uiien ans ibren Stequngen olt
&afiotpo : See beriagt nllb tie ge-
5fpllngen iif nod benz Nielnef 5ll-
riif5usieben. @u6 i'm 8elten bat
Iih nihts p~erdnoert u1D ebenio i'm
.Siibel1 nift. Gle IGiierten fins on
BEN 9arOoneaen nob ni1t meter,
uls lie geitern lparen, liro Die Sta
liener baben @oer5 aud nod nidt
genomnen. gs lit oles beim Mltel1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-24
Wrunbeieenrnmg. llebertraaunaen.

6. 8. Sturm an See %. 8ilion,
@rrnoitid an ber groofs apernte; $40
II. 81.
s. 8. uno gelIab Bebmoutb an Srib
uno SoIepbine Sdleuning, @rlinoitiid
an Der 8ides Ctr; $2700.
Marb 6. 9esfins an Mlbert nno Crit
Stepes, @runbitiid an Der IraniaS Aos.;
81 II. q.
Saeob @ohIfarf6 an aIbert Sed,
0rlnbitiid an Der Rnio 5onoo Strabe;
$3.50.
6. s. 5dneu on q. s. Gbamsfi.
@runhitiid an Der 8afo 9onoo StraBe;
$500.
8. 6. aramrre nnb Srdu an Nrnu
GIipe Sboof. @rrnbffiid i'm nclieli giip@
BIpf 3901; $3.50.
Oscar mro @iliam Nennboffer an =
81. gnele. @rlmbitiid III Der Gan Ser
nanbo Mbbition; $500.
6. Gbafer an Sscor unb 9ugo rlrih,
@rlnbitiid in BEN California @droens,
$40 II. u.
Bertha n. 9apis an @alter g. 2ebr,
Grunoitiid in Ser ebnipooo 9boition;
S92.
SO. @. @olf uno s. g. 5erff an bic
Gtabt Gan Gntonip, 2nnb our gripeiles
RING Der @eIt : Commerce Ctr, So
430.85.
%. s. @oobe on Senrt Mnener.
GrimDitiid I'M Gienofpifh Sia Slace,
5000.
@eorae M. Clifton an o.. 81. 8oerner,
@runbitiid i'm nelien gifn@8lod 1864,
500.
SiahersG eutidlz Sarratt Gompanb an
| Sruu CLARA 6. 8pnqhton, @ruu0Itiid i'm
neien Gitps8lod 3976; $4,000.
Sohu S. 6ord)ins on 81. q. 8nesler,
@runoitiid i'm neuen Gitbsglod 1910;
$500.
9. 6. Sii6er on s. g. 2mur, GrluIoz
| iiiid In 0alm 6eights; $3.50.
s. s.. nnb Trau 6. Miuer an Noolpb
3olber. Gjrunbitid on Der Srlar Str.;
$3.50.
Sohn Marbah on Seperein uno Mas
| tif6a @eribn, 9.46 9der 0ano; $1,000,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-24
9. 4. & u. 3.

NJ
SO. l. Son 9ouiton, @aco uno gorpus
gbrifti .7:O5 naihnr.
$40. 3|gon 9ouiton uno aiiitenorten
-. $3.50 bor;t:.
Nn. 5-Ton Doatim un6 @iiftenorten.
.............. lao nndJu.
No. 42-Son 2errbiue ....9:05 BORN.
go. 146-9on @errbiue, tdgIid aisqe<
nommen Sonntngs ..7:45 abenos
Nbfa6rt-
SO. 2-Na6 9oniton. @aco uno Corpus
@brifti $50 BORN.
SO. 4-Nad 5priton nnb aiiitenorten
.......... $1,000. 1U.3U tldd]tlt.
No. 6-Nadr gontum u10 aiitenorten. .
2:10 nnd5m.
go. 43-Nn9 &errbille. .5:O5 ubencs
$40. t45-Nah &errbiIe, tdgIid, ausgcz
nornmen Gonntngs ....7:05 BORN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-24

Vtan bot MN Sinn fir i'm, mon
bnltgt t1ar Inn i'm, bofft MIR altf i'm.
lIno oieie Stimmung giebt 4nlaB GIT
oem IuSbrlt6 eiller mpltiid=relislo=
fen &onigsbegeiiternng toie man fie
IN i%lnierer Belt faum fir moellu
Qehaltclt Datte, uno Die in einem Nii-
genbltd oos Gerbdltnis 3miid)en
Shirt uno 8olf ponig ungeitoltat.
Wielri6lihem ltrteil nod itebt oie
Monordie beute in @riehenlairo fe-
tier, ols iie iemals lett @riinouatg
bes aoniarei6s eeitarOen bot.
Gieie 9eiiplele niogen geniiscn,
otglei6 i6 oeren nod mebrere nli=
fiibren fonnte. 9atiafe lit es ieoeii=
fons, oob> gang I'M @egeniob 5u Der
8eperioge'l6en Mnnabnle, Die @elpe=
gltllq, oie jeBt ollrd europa geDt,
has monardiide @efiibl iiberol se=
itarft, itatt seihmadt 5u bdoerl
ideint. Sb oies MIR poriibergehetio
lit nno mas Sieg nno Nieoerlage fir
eillell ginflltB baben merben, laBt
iidj in oieiem Iugenblid nod rift
%erfenllel1, aber ieoenfals Iebelt lclr
IN ni,ient Altgenblid cine Starfung
nidlt tinf S6md6ung oes moilardn-
idtn @eiiibls. Gs tit oos nut1 mol
naturlid. 8enu mag ntoit INN BON
bent @ert ooer llntpert bieie r o0tr
ierer &egiernngsform iiber5ergt iein
at leligllen lit es riht, Onb III 3eiten
GROCER Scot nno @efabr oie morrar=
diihe Geeierung nit ibrer er0Berel
Stabilitdt uno Ma6tpolfommenbeit
SielbelpnBter ltno energtl6er borge-
hen fo1lt, olS Die repnblifauiI6e,
baber al16 INNER bas @%ertrauen O~s
Bottles in groBerem WaBe beiiBen
miro. Ser 8etpeis bierfiir liegt ihon
in Ser Sotio6e, BOP mir, in ben Nc-
pltbIifeL IN 3eiten iolher SCOT ms
@efnbr g%e5tpunge1t iino, unlerer SEE
oier1tng eroBere 0ta6tpoilfommen
heit 5u perleiben, ols lie fin getu6bat-
Id beiibt.
gs lit ia iiberbol1pt falfdL bon Oer
abiolltten @ute elmer o6er Der anoern
|g'eaieritngsform 81 ipreden. @ir
Iaben quite uno ihfehte Wonardien
ii. quite uho id)lecbte Gepu6lifen. Ger
gSert Der &egierungsforn lit me1r
cSer menieer Elm relatiper, er mrtB
NIT ge5ug aif @olf nno Gerbdltniiie
beurteilt tDeroer. Sic Gnglanofre1iit-
Sc bier BEL urs babert. unier @ols
hauptiahlid oaonrh gegen Geutid)s
LAMB ein5nnebnterl perindt Oab lie
ibm BON Ser Despotiiden Hegierung
Ieutihlanos unb ibrem alles eroriif-
fenoen Wilitarisml1s porgerebet ba-
ben. @er nibt blino it, Dem muB
ourd Ole Greigniiie bes lebten Sal-
res flar ~genoroen lem, Bob Geutid)=
lamb cbne oiele Megierling ltttO obne
eieieil Wilitarismns nerlorer getpe=
fen mdre. Inter einer republifanie
ihen Megierungsform more cine fol,
d)e &r1fteelttpiflung, &rdfte5nian-
menfaiinng uno ardftererwcnourtg,
mie lie in 2eutidlnto{ itattgefumoer
fat, gor nid)t nloglih gepeien. ltno
oesbaGb iagen mir aiid) often, als
Treunne geutihlanos irellett mir
ms, oab oas monardiide @efiibl
bort cine iolde St1rfung eriabren
bat. Bir lino Ser Iniidt, DOB man
9eutihlanb niir ooSn Slid min
lhen fam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-24
Ncnaebafener @iirSemtrGser.

Mir faat in Dem 8eien beg giadi
b~ari5tnd)en cine gclpiiie Scierli6feif
ant 70 oaB id cine biesbe5iiglifc
sSraae IteIle. ga ridtet iid Der fiiaf-
i1briae anirps, bisber ieiner glter1l
ein5iges aino, itol5 ouf mo iagt
nit @iiroe: SD bin ioeben 8r,tosr
eetuoroenl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-30
.WEINERT TELLSGOVERN0R
.OF WAREHOUSE PROGRESS

Austin. Texas. Jan. 30.-ln am official
communication. +. &. Wcincrt. general
manager 81 Warehouse aud marketing an
der the permanent warehouse law, tell
Ferguson ~ the progrc-- beng
made IN the organization If marketing
corporations. General Manager Weinert
>ay- that he has mailed out 2On0 circulars
to leading farmcr~ Of Texas ceiling them
how ~ organize.
~"Rc~pon-c- ID this circnla- IRE now
coming III and the indications are
that L lively interest will be manifested IN
ills work" say Mr.. Wcinert. lie also
SAY, that the indications are there will BE-
4 large number "i warehouse dissertations
ID Texas who viii. u" doubt. desire tn
amend their charter and come under the
during tins spring. "aud ~ our Iudg-
ment, u great MANY new associations will
De- formed" There are upwards Of 5000
.inacr- IN TcXa- who come within The pro-
visions NJ this law AMI they .rc also writ
M 10 the general manager relative 10 the
various requirement. that viii have ID ~
complied with.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-30
POLL TAX RECEIPTS MAY
BE ISSUED ON SUNDAY
Attorney General of Texas Says II is in
Discretion of Collector to Attend His
Duties on Sunday-Receipts lega.
by Associated Press.

Austin, Texas. Jan. 30-.s poll tax re-
ceipt issued by u county ta> collector on
Sunday j. legal. according 10 an opinion
rendered IN the attorney generals office;
that II l. IN the discretion III the tax col
hector 20 attend IA hi office an SUNDAY.
and while he could not he compelled t.
issue a poll tax receipt ON Sunday, that
in the event hc should do -. the receipt
would be- legal. In TIM connection il may
also ~ said that the Internal revenue col
lector for TcNa, ha> al-u ruled that W
power 81 attorney gwen by 4 person 10 pay
his poll tax. a. l. permissible under the
Texas law. should have affixed n y cent
revenue stamp and II the puwer Of attur
ncy D. signed IN more than one person. n
p cent stamp tax a. required for each
name signed IL the instrument.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-30
NEW RULING ON MONEY
ORDERS is RECEIVED
Post Office is Advised That Limitation OF
Orders on Countries in European War
Zone Has Been Rescinded.

Notification has been received hy the
local post office of the removal of the
limitation rf rcmiitlnrr> TN ntrrna-
iipnal money orders PAYABLE in rom
tries in the European war zone which
has been iH effect ~Hr August 1. 1911
I ndcr The order of the date named The
issue of money orders PAYABLE ia those
countries was limited % n"i over Slne
~ favor nf one person. This order has
been rc>riudctl. however. and the trans
action NJ International money order bus
inr>> j. Resumed a. ,lrmrrlv. Post
masters ARE instructed however. that.
IN the event of demands for money or
r i'm unusually large amounts. the
should De- rrpurtrd prnmptl, to
the department. The money order ha>i
ness with the following countries nv af
iccicd I'M ~ new ruling.
Denmark. France. Germany. Great
Britain and ireland. Grrccr. Hungary.
ITALY LuNcml burg. N.fhcrlundt Nor
WAY. Russia. Sweden. and Switzerland
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-30
German Political Editor Dead.

Amsterdam. Jan. 30.-IIcrmann IIuff-
man. political editor 1T the Hamburger
Nachrichten. and for many years chief
conidant of Bismarck. l. lead at Ham
burg. lie was the author .. i n ,-raphv
Of Bi~marrI Another III Rl-marck's
close friends once wrote testify 1T IIoff-
man: ale comes every week ~ &c Biz
marck. and prints whatever the prince says
10 him. quite Indifferent TO whether il j.
u v,ll considered statement or the con
trary."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-30
FAMOUS RANGER CAPTAIN
TO B. ALFALFA FARMER

FL Pa>o. Texas, Jan. 30.-Captain John
X. Ilughc~. when hi service cld~ with the
Texas rangers next month. viii become WI
alfalfa farmer and fruit grower vi the TT
Pa~o valley. Captain Hughes ha~ pur-
chased a ranch IN the vicinity of Y~leta.
the former county seat of III ra~o county.
where hi ranger troop has made head
quarters for some time. and a- soon a- hi~
service ends with the state hc will brrin
working il. The farm ~ planted IN alfalfa.
and also ha~ an orchard upon 1t.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-30
SUBMARINE PROJECTILE TRIED
One OF Three Shells Fired at 10000 Yards
ExpIodes Successfully.

Washington, ID. C., Jan. 30.-TcSt- of q
submarine proiectile Snich. fired az a
range u from 5000 a. 10000 vuri~. Will
explode under the bottom NJ Il huttlc-hip.
were conducted late Yesterday III y -c-
cludcd hight M the Potomac river below
here and member of 4 Congressional and
naval party which returned today werc
preparing L. pres for an appropriation
for further experiments. One ~ the three
shells fired NJ 10000 yard- exploded -uc-
cc-~fullv. while two others IN that distance
failed. Fifteen shots were fired III an.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-30
City Boys Taught to Farm.

The curriculum Of the agricultural col
lege i practically the same a. that of
Texas. That the work j. well lone i
proved by the fact that OF the graduates OF
recent years, but half q dozen are lawyer.
very few doctors or merchants and fully
|sr per cent oi them are farmer Or teachers
|of farming. No other vocational school
of it, graduates busy in the profession
for which they were trained at school. And
vet many oi them are not farmers ~on~.
Int city boy who had never handled Il hoe
Or pillow when they went t. Columbia. II
may BE- interesting a. known that no stu
dent can graduate IN an agricultural course
M Columbia until hc can prove that he has
performed farm labor for AZ least six
months. The city bred buy~ spend two
SUMMER vacations on good Missouri farms
a. farm lahorcr~. While some ~ the stu
dent training farmers say that II j. a pretty
harl job To 'break IN these city bred ag-
ri%culturi~t-.' other state above their sig
natures that after the first lessons have
been gwen, they never had moro willing or
more satisfactory farm hands. The col
lege affords = full four years course IN
agriculture for Young women. IN which
plant subjects. natural history. home eco
Monies. dairy and poultry farming are
stressed. There are also summer courses
for farmers and farmers boys who do not
care for diplomas and also ten weeks win
ter courses and both have a large attend
ance. Nearly two hundred teachers took
summer courses IN agriculture during the
last summer Session. DR.. Miller. dean Of
agriculture. states that the agricultural
courses are III mapped out - that the
student will receive lasting benefit, even ii
he comes but one ur two year~, each scenes
tr offering compile work valuable for q
farmer'- career.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-30
$4,000 WORTH
OF DIAMONDS
STOLEN TODAY

New York. Jan. 3n.-About Sli.UO0
worth of dIamoHd~ were stolen today from
the pawn~hop 81 Adolrh Stern. ou the
upper Fast side. Four men in an auto
mobile held up three clerk uith pistols.
bound and gagged ;hcm my loaded the
Jewels INTO ~uii eases. They escaped.
All three clerks were ucd pp together.
In their haste the robbcr~ overlooked con
siderable money IN thc safe.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-30
Military Training.

The university maintains Il military
school and All freshmen and sophomore
students are required 10 participate IN mill
tary exercise three hours each week The
cadet regiment number eight full com
panic~. The uniforms are Inexpensive and
and member Nj the legislature have their
deposit for uniforms returned Ia them ~
the end oi the term. while the uniforms
become their property. Cadet officers re
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-30
THREE YEARS rs TIME
10 MAKE a BIC GUN

tCurra-w IHyr uf thr A--uriutri rr. -.l
Rotterdam. Jam. 3n Iu .u-w.. .n an
English official statement that tugil-h AMI
nance i.u.nrir- ur nou turning oui d nuu
which N the unaI uf lHa kripp l- rnti
meter .rIh MORT r. KY statement Na lrn
issued n Germany assuring .hr public fLlf
t acquires mur than threo years tu rNm.
rictc thc ,"H-tructluu oi one al these
rIn.n-.