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m eet them . T h ey do n o t ta lk sh o p or
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e a rm a rk s of th e ir c ra ft. T hey a re
m ore likely to dodge behind p illars
th an to Jump In fro n t of cam e ras, n or
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th a t p articles picked up on th e c o ast
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O U T B R E A K N O T FEA R ED .
Sherm an K a y & C o.
IRRIGATION LAWS IN E F F E C T
G ood Will T o w a rd s A m erica P revails In te rio r D e p a rtm e n t M ak es R egula
In C hina.
tion* U n d er A cts o f C o n g re ss .
V icto ria, B. C .— C. W. W eb ster, a
W ashington— T he In te rio r d e p a rt
Spokane re tire d law yer,
and Mr. m ent has ju s t com pleted reg u latio n s
Moorehead, of th e C hinese cu sto m ^
who a rriv e d by th e A w a M aru from c a rry in g into activ e o p eratio n various
N orth China, say th a t th ere is no deep law s passed a t th e la s t session o f con
an x ie ty in C hina w ith reg ard to th e g re ss affecting se ttle m e n t and s e ttle rs
p rev ailin g u n re st and they a re o f th e on g o vernm ent irrig a tio n p ro jects,
opinion th a t an o u tb reak such as waa
th ere being fo u r such se ts, all signed
recently predicted in W ashington dis
by th e p resid en t on various d a te s in
patches is unlikely.
Ju n e , 1910. Section 6 of th e $20,000,-
Mr. W eb ster found in P ek in and
000 irrig a tio n b ill contained provision
o th e r cen te rs th e u tm ost good w ill o f
th a t no e n try m an may h e re a fte r go up
C hinese officials tow ard th e U n ited on public lands reserv ed for irrig a tio n
S tates, and when in S hanghai he a t u n til th e se c re ta ry of th e in te rio r haa
tended splendid receptions g iven to the estab lish ed th e I’arm u n it and fixed th e
A m erican business d e le g a tio n now w a te r ch arg es and th e d ate when w ater
tourin g China. Mr. W eb ster trav eled can be applied.
across S ib e ria and found g re a t a rm ies
Local land officers a re in stru cted, in
of w orkm en engaged in d o u b le-tra ck reg a rd to th is law , n o t to recognize
ing the tran s-S ib eria n railro a d and ex any se ttle m e n t on such lands made a f
tending th e A m ur branch, w hich work te r Ju n e 26, 1910, o r to allow any en
he considers necessary, ow ing to th e try th e re o f d u rin g th e period of th e ir
g re a t volum e o f business offered in ex w ith d raw al u n til th e conditions fixed
cess o f th e fa c ilitie s.
by th e law have been complied w ith.
Mr. W eb ster said th a t he did not E x istin g e n trie s a re not affected by
th in k R ussia e n te rta in e d any d esire to th is a c t, and w here settle m e n t w as
renew w ar w ith Ja p a n . R a th e r it was made in good fa ith p rio r to Ju n e 25 on
e v id en t th a t both R u ssia and J a p a n lands em braced in second-form w ith
had m u tu ally ag reed to d iv id e Man draw als, such en try m en may p erfect
churia, w hich m u st sooner or la te r be th e ir e n trie s.
“ gobbled u p ” by those countries.
A n o th er act, sig n ed Ju n e 25, g ran ts
leav e o f absence to hom esteaders on
g o v ern m en t pro jects.
The in stru c
OMAHA GAINS 21 PE R C E N T .
tions re la tiv e to th is law provide th a t
when an e n try m an on a project files in
Nashville C e n su s S h o w s Bulge o t th e local land office application for
2 9 ,4 9 9 O v er 1900.
leave o f absence, th e application, w ith
W ash in g to n — Popuation s ta tis tic s of recom m endations o f th e local officers,
th e 13th census w ere issued fo r th e fol shall be forw arded a t once to th e gen
e ra l land office.
T hese applications
low ing c itie s :
O m aha, N eb, 124,096, an in crease of fo r leave m u st be in th e form of affi
21,641, o r 21 p er c e n t over 102,555 in d a v it co rroborated by tw o w itnesses,
and m u st e sta b lish th e good fa ith of
1900,
S outh O m aha, N eb., 26,259, an in th e e n try m an and s e t fo rth in d etail
crease of 258, o r 1 p e r c e n t over 26,001 th e c h a ra c te r, e x te n t and approxim ate
value o f th e im provem ents on the land,
in 1900.
Z anesville, O ., 28,026, an in crease w hich m u st sa tisfy th e re q u irem en t of
of 4,488, o r 19.1 p e r c e n t o v er 23,538 th e law th a t the e n try m a n has m ade
s u b s ta n tia l im provem ents, and m ust
in 1900.
N ash v ille, T en n ., 110,364, an increase show also th a t w a te r is not available
o f 29,499, or 36.5 p e r c e n t over 80,865 fo r th e irrig a tio n of th e e n try m a n 's
land.
in 1900.
When sufficient show ing is made
Colm ubus, In d ., 8,813, com pared
leave o f absence w ill be g ran ted u n til
w ith 8,130 in 1900.
such tim e as w a te r is av ailable fo r
Oak P a rk , 111., 9,444.
Shenandoah, P a ., 25,774, an in crease irrig a tio n is turn ed into the m ain ir r i
o f 5,443, o r 26.8 p e r c e n t over 20,321 g a tio n canals from w hich th e land is
to be irrig a te d , o r in th e e v e n t th a t
in 1900.
N erriato w n , P a ., 27,875, an increase th e p ro je c t is abandoned by th e govern
• f 6,610, o r 25.2 p e r cen t o v er 22,265 m ent, u n til th e d a te of notice of such
abandonm ent and th e resto ra tio n to the
in 1900.
public dom ain o f th e lands em braced in
th e e n try .
M A S S A C H U S E T T S IS G RO W IN C
The effect o f g ra n tin g leave o f ab
sence under th e law ia to p ro tect the
S ta te H as P opulation o f 3 ,3 6 6 ,4 1 6 ; e n try from co n test for abandonm ent
Illinois R u ralites D ro p Off.
and, by th e necessary im p lication of
W ashington— T he s ta te of M assa th e act, th e period o f seven y e a rs w ith
c h u se tts has a population of 3,366,416, in w hich th e entrym an is required to
according to th e 13th census, as an su b m it final five y e a rs’ proofs w ill be
nounced by th e bureau. T his is an in extended and th e e n try will n o t be sub
crease of 561,070, o r 20 p er cent, over je c t to cancellation for fa ilu re to sub
th e population o f 1900, when th e to ta l m it proof u n til seven y ears from the
w as 2,805,346.
The in crease from d a te o f e n try , exclusive o f th e period
1890 to 1900 w as 566,403, or 26.3 p er for w hich leave o f absence m ay be
g ran te d .
cent.
The in stru ctio n s carry in g o u t the act
The census fo r th e s ta te of Illinois,
w hich is expected w ith in tw o o r th re e o f Ju n e 23, 1910, p e rm ittin g entrym en
w eeks, w ill show a decrease in the on g o v ern m en t pro jects to assig n, read
ru ra l population, according to a predic as follow s:
“ U nder th e provisions o f th is act
tio n of th e census officials, who lik e
w ise a n tic ip a te a fa llin g off in the persons who have made o r may m ake
ru ra l population o f In d ian a and Ohio hom estead e n trie s subject to th e rec
and possibly o th e r Middle W est sta te s. lam ation a c t may assign th e ir e n tries
in th e ir e n tire ty a t any tim e a fte r fil
ing in the general land office s a tis fa c
Finish M ap o f H eavens.
tory proof o f residence, im provem ents
W a sh in g to n —T he g ig a n tic w ork of and c u ltiv atio n fo r five y e a rs required
m ak in g a m ap o f th e heavens haa ju s t by the ord in ary provisions o f th e home
been com pleted a t th e naval o b serv a stead law. The a ct also provides for
to ry in th is c ity . I t w as com m enced th e assig n m en t o f homestead e n trie s in
b efo re th e C ivil w a r and m any o f th e p a rt, b u t such assignm ents, if m ade
g o vernm ent sc ie n tists devoted m any p rio r to th e establishm ent o f farm
nights^to th e stupendous ta sk .
T he u n its, m u st be made in s tr ic t accord
g re a t eq u ato rial volum e w ill show all ance w ith the legal subdivisions o f the
th e sta rs visible a t d iffe re n t seasons in public survey, and if made a fte r such
th e W ashington zone.
E ach s ta r ia u n its are established, m u st conform
g iv en its ex act acension and declin a th ere to .
tio n fo r a given y ea r. The annual re
S o u th C arolina Gains Light.
su lts, to g e th e r w ith th e final positions
fo r each s ta r of A m erican ep h em eris
W ashington—Population s ta tis tic s of
and fo r each m iscellaneous s ta r ob th e 13th census w ere made public for
served and th e ir proper places in th e th e follow ing c itie s :
heavens are d esignated.
C harleston, S. C., 58,833, an in
crease o f 3,026, o r 5.4 per c e n t over
55,807 in 1900.
T ra n sp o rt T rip s P lanned.
Colum bia, S. C., 26,319, an increase
W ashington — A rra n g e m e n ts being
o f 5,211, o r 24.7 per cent o v er 21,108
m ade by th e q u a rte rm a ste r g e n e ra l call
in 1900.
fo r tw o trip s of the tra n sp o rt D ix from
S e a ttle and San F ranciaco to Honolulu
C o rp o ra tio n s Pay Tax Willingly.
and th e Philippines, N ovem ber 15.
W
ashington— V irtually all o f the
T he D ix w ill leave S e a ttle w ith 241
h o rses and 60 m ules from F o rt W alla corporation ta x , ag g re g a tin g in excess
W alla and 35 p riv a te horses fo r offi o f $27,000,000, haa been collected by
Officials
cer*. The tra n sp o rt w ill atop a t San th e T reasu ry dep artm en t.
F ra n c isc o N ovem ber 20, and ta k e on say it w as collected with leas annoy
o th e r horses and m ules for th e a r til ance and w as paid ap parently w ith leas
lery . A fte r d eliv erin g th is carg o a t relu ctan ce th an o th er in tern al revenue
H onolulu th e D ix will retu rn to S e a ttle ta x e s.
and leave fo r th e P hilippines J a n u s ry
S p ain -M o ro cco W ar D ue.
10, 1911, w ith a cargo o f 600 anim als
P a ris— The P e tit P arisien a sserts
and fo rag e.
th a t S pain is on the verge o f a ru p tu re
w ith Morocco over the^paym ent o f the
P hilippines Have S u rp lu s.
M anila— The P hilip p in e le g isla tu re indem nity o f 1J0,000,000 p e se ta s (ap
w as convened O ct. 19. In his m essage p ro x im ately $26,000,000) w hich Spain
G overnor G eneral Forbes con g ratu lated ex acted follow ing the Aucceaaful cam
th e g o v ern m en t on th e results 'o f the p aig n a g a in st the Riff tri'»eernen in the
The P arieien saya
P ayn e-A ld rich ta r iff b ill and said the vornm er o f 1909.
finances o f th e P h ilip p in es w ere s a tis - 1 S pain contem plate« d isp atch in g 40,000
fa c to ry . The fiscal y e a r d e a e s w ith • soldier« aeroas to th e Riff co ast to oc
cupy T atuan.
su rp lu s in excess of «1,000,000.
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IT SE L F will convince you of th e follow ing
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I t ’s the b est value on e a rth fo r the price
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Plain Speech Should Survive.
T he C ircle R ailroad In London d*>
scribes a circle whose d iam eter Is
about 10 miles. In the c ar w as au old
and very obese lady, who expressed
th e utm ost solicitude lest she be c ar
ried past her station. A passenger as
sured h e r th a t h er statio n w as h a lf an
hour aw ay, and th a t he would tell her
when they reached It.
“T h an k you very m uch, elr,” said
th e old lady, “but w henever I gets
out, bein’ as ’ow I’m so ’eavy, I backs
out; a n ’ I a in 't m ore th a n 'a r t way
out afore along cornea a guard, a n ’
’« says. ‘Look lively there, m um ,' saya
he, ‘look lively, a n ’ ‘e pushes me back
in again, an ' I’ve been round th e c ir
cle th ree tim es th is m o rn in g !”
Bachelor« Confined to
Skirts.
It w as once th e custom In K orea
th a t a man waa not allowed to a tta in
to th e dignity of tro u sers until he
m arried. The bachelor w as forced to
w ear sk irts as one who possessed no
definite position In Boclety. M oreover,
th e law prohibited m arriage unless
th e m an w as able to support a wife
In th e station to which slio waa used,
so th a t th e sk irt also served os an
index of Income.
It Is tho speech of the plain people
th a t we would preserve. The e arly
s e ttle rs w ere not given to much talk
ing, and th e ir vocabulary was sm all,
hut th ey never failed to express them
selves so th a t th eir m eaning w as pel*,
fectly clear. In the m ountain coun
try of th e south they preserve to th is
day m any of the an cie n t ldt*>ma, an d
use w ords which even th e m ost activ e
of our lexicographer« have not oaughL
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