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Mineral
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B r R O B E B T U S LO V E .
So when Arizona comes In she may
KIZONA 1« going to be a state say to h|r forty six sister states: “Most
A“
K iv e C e n t s
all by herself. The die in cast.
President Roosevelt has Just
announced, through Secretary
Oarfleld of Vie Interior, that the ad­
m inistration will make no further e f­
fort to bring about a Joint statehood
of Arizona and New Mexico. Secre­
tary Oarfleld has returned from a visit
to Arizona, w h e re he le a rn e d a t l i n t
band the sentim ent o f the people. But
the overwhelm ing vote of Arizona cltl-
a «a lm>' admission In conjunction
with New Mexico w as enough.
“The verdict of the peoplo will be
regarded ns final,** says Mr. Oarfleld.
“The president requests me to make
thia ann<>uiy?einent with bla author­
ity."
So Art/ aia, If it gets In before New
Mexico, 'BI bo tho forty-seventh star
on the nag. The struggle of this far
western territory to be admitted stone
Instead of with her sister territory aa
a part of the new state has been long
and laborious. The administration
tried arduously to make one state out
of you save splendid farms and fine
verdures and ‘ little limpid rills and
green cl^d hills. These I have not. I
am the arid zone, Arizona. But hush!
I have the Grand canyon! Come and
see me and be silent.**
Great
Mineral
State.
It is quite true that there Is not
much farming In Arizona. According
to the census of 190», only one third of
1 per cent of the territorial area was
cultivated. Sux«> then Irrigation has
added appreciably to the farmed area;
but. even so, you could bunch all the
farm s of Arizona lu o(|e corner of one
county and forget wboro you left
them. Yet this need n «t be taken aa a
reflection upon the fair fa mo of Ari­
zona. She has many Other things <xf
value which other states lack. She Is,
for Instance, third In the Union as to
the production of copper, and she pro­
duces gold and silver and |ead uad coal
and nearly every other mineral under
the sun. Arizona Is accounted the
earth Imported from a distance. This
situation applies only to those places
which have not been able as yet to find
water enough through Irrigation or in
springs to keep a grave green.
It la hot In Arisons, particularly In
the southwestern part. The famous
town o f Turns is located there. Moet
of us have heard the story of the resi­
dent of Yuma who died. Not having
been a guileless person, he w as as­
signed to the abode of Pluto. Some­
how he m essaged back to hht friends
In Yuma:
“Not used to thia cool climate. Bend
me my blanket.*'
’ And yet Toma achieve« oety ahewt
120 In the shade.
Now a great Irrigation plant, one of
the government's many reclamation
projects, la about to make the deaert
around' Yuma blossom Into a parudlse.
For the present alfalfa Is tho best crop
grown In Arizona, but the future holds
high promise of wonderful things Un­
cle Ham's agricultural sharps have
bqen Investigating possibilities In the
territory. • They report that the crops
of the future are sure to be figs, dates,
oranges, lemons, apricots, raisin grape«
ami almonds. It Is discovered that
these fruits ripen earlier In Arizona
than elsewhere In the United States.
Several imported species of the Aslat-
Ib date palm have been grown In Ari­
zona with fine success.
The climate of Arizona outside the
heat, that som etimes becomes objec­
tionable, Is In many respects ideal.
The territory has more clear days ,n
the year than auy other region In the
country. The air Is clearer thau any-
where else. That accounts for the plac-
lng of the Lowell observatory at Flag­
staff, where the astronomers looking
through tho gigantic telescope have
learned more al>out tho plauet Mare
thau some of us can believe.
But let us nst forget another wonder
of Arizona. In Navajo county, which
Is nl>out the size of an ordinary eastern
state, lies the world famed petrified
forest. Trunks of ancient trees, some
of them four feet thick, are petrified
into onyx, which takes a glorious pol­
ish. Table tops cut from these pre
historic trees, now turned to many col
ored stone, are worth almost their
weight In sliver. Score again for Ari­
zona, since the world holds no other
such marvel ns tho petrified forest near
the town of Holbrook.
Millions of Wooded
Aores.
COME BACK TO MARYLAND.
F e a tu re s o f G ra n d R eu nio n Plann ed
F o r H e r Old H om o W e e k .
Maryland Is seudlug In vítateos to
her sons and daughters Rcuttered ov­
ary where to come to a grand reunion
and Is making extensive preparations
to give them n week of right royal en­
tertainment when they come, says a
Baltimore dispatch. Old home week
covers the dates Oct. 13 to 10, and
there will not be a moment of that
time that will not thrill with the spirit
of hospitality for which the Old Lins
Rt«,«- in famous.
The celebration will include a num­
ber of spectacular features In Balti­
more, such as an electrical pageant, a
grand military and naval display, a
gathering of patriotic societies, a pa­
rade and a ball by the fraternal orders,
a big concert, a night carnival, etc.
There will also be a s o c ia l pilgrimage
to Annapolis on Peggy BteWart day,
which falls In old home week.
The visitors to the capital will have
an opportunity to lnapact the magnifi­
cent uew buildings of the United
g(ajeB Naval academy and the remoti
eled statehouse of historic associations.
The uew Baltimore, which has sprung
from the ashes of the disastrous fire of
1004, will not lie the least of the fen
tures that will afford delight and will
surprise the returning sons and daugh­
ters of the state.
The home comers will have the bene­
fit of special transportation rates
granted by railroad and steamboat
companies, nnd arrangements are on
foot to secure for the visitors the prlv-
liege of n side trip to Jam estown with­
out extrn charge
Every former Maryluuder of whom
tho Maryland Home Coming nasoclu
tlon secures Information will receive a
special Invitation to attend tho home
coming. These Invitations are being
sent out by Governor Edwin Warfield
In the name of the state. All persona
who have information of tho where
abouts of former Marylanders are
urged to promptly forward such names
and addresses aa are In their posses
slou to the secretary of tho sssocla
tlon, 002 Fidelity building, Baltimore.
HUMMING
BIRD
DINNER.
L iv e F e e tb e re d B eauties In L it t le F o r ­
est a T a b le D eo o ratio n .
In Arizona, despite the vast reaches
H aving acquired the dinner giving
of treeless desert, there are millions of haldt In Newport, Miss Violet Cruger
P h y sic ia n s
acres of timbered land belonging to the I plans further triumphs In that line and
present age Instead of the prehistoric. ■ already has under way a humming bird
and S u rgeon s
It Is the prehistoric past of Arizona, dinner which Is expected to throw all
however, that holds first thrall for the the monkey dinners, chimpanzee lunch
WABCO
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scientist and student. Arizona la an­ j eons and other freak affairs far In the
cient of dnys not only geologically, but shade, says a correspondent of the New-
Calls Promptly Attended
anthropologically. lYares of people York Fraas, for Miss Cruger's Idea Is
Day or Night.
who perished ages ago have left their aesthetic. When she gives the coming
relics In that region. Even now sonic dinner, In the center of the table will
of the curious Indian tribes Inhabiting stand a great mound shaped glass cov­
Arizona dwell In cliff cut abodes, make er, with a miniature tropical forest un­
and use pottery of very ancient pat­ der It. Blossoms that grow outdoors
tern and have habits nnd customs, only In tho tropics will l>e mingled with
rites nnd ceremonies which may have rare ferns, and through the little forest
A ttorn ey at L a w .
come down from n period already an a tiny brook is to run Several dozen
clent when the oldest Egyptian mum humming birds are to l>e loosed undef
the glass cover, and It Is promised that,
my was placed tn his cerements.
Office Ground Floor Ginn Brick
There's nothing new about Arizona deluded by the flowers reminiscent of
Next Door W.W.M.Co. Bank
except the 170,000 |»eople who Inhabit their own clime, they will make them ­
the coming state. Moet of them who selves at home, to the entertulnm est
profess sny religion are Mormons. The of tho guests add the pride of Miss Vlo-
OREGON
MORO
Homan Catholic church comes next lef Cruger,
The society girl has scut to the south
In number of communicants. Jesuit
schools In the territory date from 1087. for as many different kinds of hum­
Jninestown, Va., was settled only 8tX) ming birds ns can lie captured nnd also
W. C. Bryant
F. J. Melodi
years ago. Plymouth welcomed, though has drawn on Cuba for a supply. Of
not warmly, the pilgrim fathers, moth course the wee birds will not live long
ere nnd children In 1020. Do Virginia In thlt chilly north, but It Is believed
and M assachusetts wear extrn fsath they will survive until Miss Cruger's
ere to plume them selves upou their an dinner shall have passed Into history.
tlqulty as antiquity goes In America? Beside each plate will lie a small Jew­
L aw yers
Very well. Pluck a large fowl for eled humming bird with the guest’s In­
Arizona's pluming, for In 1830, nearly itials Inset In diamonds brooches for
Room« 1 and 2 The Qinn Brick
n century before Jamestown and the women, scarf plus for the men.
Plymouth, the Padre Marco de Nlzan
Over W.W.M.Co. Bank
and his Spanish followers came up BURBANK'S APPLE WONDER.
BOMB OF ARIZONA'S W ONDERS - -S ¡< TION OF PETRIFIED FOREST
from the south and explored Arizona.
AND PREHISTORIC HIEROGLYPHICS.
OREGON
MORO
The next year Coronado led an expedl S e v e n ty -th r e e D iffe re n t V a rie tie e A re
of the tw o territories, but when the most pregnant If not the most prolific tlon through the heart of the arid zoue
GrovDn on a S in gle T re e .
question was subm itted to a vote of of ull the states In mineral deposits. Into Utnh looking for tho traditional
Luther Burbank bus presented to
seven
cities
of
Cibola.
These
Span­
As
yet
her
bock
scarcely
has
been
the p«ople concerned nearly every man
Stanford university, near San Fran­
In Arizona voiced his sentim ent strong Fc.-atebed for metals, proclous and iards found that the nnclent Aztece cisco, a box of apples containing sev-
hnd
mnde
settlem
ents
In
Arlaona
and
ly against the proposition. There le a practical
anty-three different varieties, all grown
There are gems lu Arizona too. worked tho copi>er mines. Later the on the same tree In Mr. Burbank's
race problem bound up in the matter.
A ttorn ey - at - L a w
Spaniards
worked
the
mines,
long
be
A very large percentage of the New Those glittering, sun baked, silent sur­
garden nt Santa Roan, Cal., says tho
M exicans Is Mexican, "greasers" In the faces o:' disintegrated rock are rich fore Captain John Smith was saved by New York Run.
Pocahontas
or
Captain
Miles
Standish
Office upstairs Rooms 5 and 6 southwestern lingo, w hile Arizona’s with precious stones. While thus far
This remarkable production of one
population Is alm ost wholly American no distinct diamond field has been dis­ was cut out by John Alden.
tree Is tho result of several years’ ex-
Opera House Building
Arid Arizona was not at all thirsty for covered, as recently In Pike county,
Has a Mind of Her Own.
perlmento by Burbank In tree grafting.
• drink of Mexican blood In the way Ark., Arizona Is so marvelously pro-
After the Mexican war Arizona and
The apples are of all sizes and col-
and
of
oilier
vahwble
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cIIM
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o f statehood assim ilation; hence the
ora. Some are particularly fine for eat­
geological
conditions
nre
so
OREGON
MORO
verdict of the pe<t>Id.
southern ing, w hile others are small and nof re­
the United States, e x c e p t a --------—
Arizona means, etymologically» arid that some day an Amerlcnn Johannes strip, which w as acquired In 1883 markable.
burg
may
blossom
out
of
that
shim
­
belt. It 1« the arid «one. Really there
through tho Gadsdeu purchase.
In
is a poem In the name, and In tbnt mering desert aud make a populous 1803 Arizona was divorced from New
M a ss s e h u s s tta P s a ry it Pheno m eno n.
city.
Stones
already
found
In
paying
vast arid land there are thousands of
Mexico and became a separate terri­
The peanut Industry has not been a
quantities
are
the
opal,
the
sapphire,
poems. Arizona la America's wonder­
tory. The receut effort of the adm inis­ prominent one In M assachusetts, but I*
the
onyx,
the
garnet,
the
chalcedony,
land. Her natural features mn\ be
tration to force a remnrrlago wna what Is going on In Rockland, Mass,,
described in part by the adjectives the turquoise nnd others. Turquoise something, as wo have seen, not to lie be carried on successfully In other sec­
A ttorn ey - at - L a w
mountain
Is
a
mass
of
the
blue
beauty
strange, stupendous and startling. For
“stood for** by Arizona, who has a tions the threatened (»esnut famine
full description other words must be Indicated by Its name. Arizona does mind of her own.
will be halted, says the Boston Herald.
nothing by half. When she turns out
coined.
Our
English
toague
does
not
Office 787 Chamber of Commerce
All things corns to those who watt The First Congregational society of
turquoises she does It by tho inoun-
know them
talnful. This Is but another evidence long enough. Arizona baa been knock­ Rockland Is raising the only known
Comer Third and Stark
ing at the doors of the republic for crop of peanuts In the Bay State.
One of Nature’s Chief Marvels. Of her vastnese nnd her natural fecun­ admission
these twenty years past. In There Is a large lawn In front of the
Arizona contains the Grand Canyon dity as to Inert things of value.
Sometimes It rnlns In Arizona. Sev­ 1801 she went so far as to frame nnd church where several band concert«
OREGON Of the Colorado river, one of the* su­
PORTLAND
adopt a stato constitution, but Uncle have been given during the past sum ­
preme wonders of nature. For 200 enty-three per cent of the small farm­ Sam refused to accept her as a new mer, Romo one In the crowds that as­
miles this marvelous stream flow« ed area of the territory, however, Is Ir­ star. Politics, It Is said, makes strange sembled allowed some peanuts to got
through scenery of sheer magic and rigated by artificial works. Only 27 bedfellows. Politics has tried to make sw ay from them, with the result that
Frank Menefee. *
Fred Wilson superlative magnificence.
Painters per cent takes It» drinks naturally. bedfellows of New Mexico end Ari­ the kernels took root, nnd now tlie
have tried to put Its form and hue on From this It Is seen that umbrellas see zona—one dlftlnctly American, the oth­ lawn of the church Is a pesnut farm.
canvas, but vainly. Poets have stood not necessaries of life In Arisons.
er largely Mexican—but In thia In­ Several husky plants have appeared-
aw ed within the canyon or above and
stance has not been successful.
Water
a
Scarcity.
gone aw ay without trying to write a
Tebaeeo Ban an P raao har».
Now that Mlae Arizona Is to come
There are towns In Arizona, but no
word o f appreciation, for It would be
At the business session of the ninety-
Into the fold as a maiden lady U le
sacrilege. Once Uncle Bam sent Into big eltlee. One of the largest towns pleasing to know that she Is big first Missouri annual conference of the
A ttorn eys - at - L a w
"Too
thia Indescribable and oapalntabla can­ le Tucson, sometime« celled
enough to take care of herself. The Methodist Episcopal church, which
yon an expedition e f photographers Boon.** and another Is the present ter­ new sta ts R will be a state In a few was held recently at Kansas City, W.
Offic« in the Vogt Block, upstair« and “acene painters." The result was ritorial capital, Phenix. Tucson need months no doubt—M about 880 m iles D. Oese, s lay delegate who lives near
a huge panorama o f garish colors dla- to be the capital and still le th« moet square. Its shape being approximately Trenton, offered a resolution that here­
played, with the handy sk i of ele c tric populous, having something more than
no quarterly conference recom­
THE DALLE8
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OREGON lights, at several o f the recant expoel- 8,000 people. Water, of course, Is scarce square. Railroads are building rapid­ after
ly through the state. Tourists, too few, mend to the annual conferencs any
tlan«. But the «kill o f the scenic art- throughout Arizona. It uaed to sell by It Is true, go to see the petrified forest candidate for the ministry who uses
lit. though perhaps the highest obtain­ the gallon In all the towns, and at end the Grand canyon In Increasing tobacco, says the Kansas City Journal.
able, w as utterly Inadequate to the some points thst is still the case. Per­ numt>ere. When Arizona sends a pair He announced that If his resolution
task
No hand can limn the many sons from verdurous regions who cast of senators to Washington they may waa adopted he would give a check for
colored radiances of the m ists and wa­ their lot with Arizona som etimes pa­ tall us things about their wonderful |2fiO as a girt to home missions. Thfi
terfalls, the sculptured buttes, tho pre­ thetically plant an artificial tree In a state of which we have not dreamed. resolution was sd optcl unanimously,
cipitous walls, the go rg eo us plinths and aoap box or pay good money for water The new state la Democratic tn pUl- tad Mr. Oese put his check «a th« ta­
UMmoIltha, the hanging gardens, tha with which to quench the thirst ef •
ble at which Blahop Kay «at
tkw.
flower tn • pot
distapce« o f the Oruad cany »
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Meindl & Bryant
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supplies.
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Charge« reason­
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FURNITURE
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Will Blossom Into a Paradise
Wonders
In Her
REED
PREDICTS
Famed Petrified Forest Are Contained
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O ffice S u p p lie s .
FUTURE
The Dalles, Or.,
Dr. J,. F. James
1907
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Araerica’sWonderland
ARIZONA
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E. B. Dufur
Menefee & Wilson
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m y experience w ith this medicine. I bad
been sutler!ng w ith kidney com plaint
which brought ou backache, pain in
the loins,headache and dizziness. There
was m uch annoyance also from Irregu­
larity of the kidney secretions. Though
I used several remedies tryin g to get re­
lief, Doans* K idney Pills procured at a
drugstore, were the best. In fact,there
was really no comparison. They did all
else ha<i failed to do, and l ^heerfhlly
give them m y endorsem ent.”
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States.
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a ll sta tio n s m S h er m a n c o u n ty . Sen
sd v in th is paper.
Buy lire g e n u in e im p orted a v e a -
erioua »•»rbolinenm ; tho im itation
being offered is onlv a te m p o ra r y
rem edy if at a ll. It g e n u in e f>ue
ap p lica tio n la sts fot nil tim e. Ask
to see our Feab<I pa ck a g e e. T h s
O hserver Book S tore.
Avenariua Carholtneutn ta a germ
destroyer. Decay iieiog a germ, it
destroys tha cause ol decay in post«
or timber. T he U S .G overnm ent,
tho ORNCo., V iiltn n m ah cou n ty,
and city of Portland, are m aking
general use of it on bridge tim bers,
eto. ft is tho beet chi'‘k ee linn d»>-
atroyer orx tb s m arket, sm t w ill
sw eeten aod preserve a water »rough,
pig peu, stable, e»e ,an d keep a w sv
tiles. Il is a gu arsn leed
rU« l»».
Tho Observer Bonk Store is • l i « t r i | t .
ntor of the pore article m Si.i-rmew
vounty.
Som ething m issing in mv hem e;
w lia l it i j t 0 , vee; on aol those Edi­
son phonographs at S ch u ller’»». Only
♦ K), $2»l and $30. T*ha la te s t reco d e
Your < hoice for on ly 35 ueatw
s» c h . I have them com ing evyfF
m on th , as they fnnre m il, the la test
• nt.
pieces. You can l>uv a |*hen«graph
on Ih « m onthly i natal I men t plan ah
S e h u lle i’a store.
T« Care • C el« In Ona Day.
T ake Laxative Bron»< Q uinine lahh-ra
AU d ruggist« refund m oney it it fade
tocure. E .W . G rove'saignatgr« iaote
•ach box, Hk,