THE OREGON DAILY ; JOURNAL; PORTLAND THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH l ' 1003. '
MAJORITY FIGHTS SHY OF
PEOPLE
RGHT
TO
RULE
IIEl'J THEORY OF
iiu aiid eve
CATARRH A GERM DISEASE
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Out of 50 Legislative Candidates Only Few Have Hedged
Theihselves to Really Eepresent People BalanceJ2x-)
pect to Override Senatorial Wishes of the Voters.
Delinnali, .Adam's - First H SSi
With it days remaining in which to
t Urn declaration of inUntlon , of candi
dacy there are now approximately SO
legislative candidates In the aute-who
have come out openly and aaid they
Intend to make an effort to become
member of the legislature.
So far throughout all the registration
the majority 6f the applicant have
paaaed up the binding pledgea of Bute
ment No. 1, leaving the matter In tholr
own handa of whether or not they will
be instructed by the popular voto on
the United States nenatorship in June.
Others have modified the statement.
agreeing to vote for the Republican
choice. There are ascatterlng number
who have pledged themselves to State
ment No. 1 and the principles of the
primary law,
nn
igh-
out the state will be kept busy filing
Within the neat few days It la ex
pected that the county clerks through
out tne state win oe.aepi ousy ruing
the declarations of the candidates who
have delayed until the last days of the
time limit before coming out Into the
open xieia.
lata Kan Vmpledjred.
In Baker county Walter Moore, a
member of the last aesslon, is out as
a candidate for reelection to the lower
house. He takes no pledge. Henry Me
Kinney Is alao after the nomination
from the same county and promises to
support the public interest in caaung
his vote for senator.
Walter C. Belt of Portland, Is a can
didate for Joint representative from
Clackamas and Multnomah county. He
stands Dledaed to Statement No. 1 and
will make a vigorous campaign through
out the two counties. Opposed to him
Is Clifton N. McArthur. also of Port
land. MeArthur Is a memDer or ins
machine alate put out In Portland yes
terday, -and aays he will vote for the
people's choice for senator, provided
that choice be a Republican. He was a
candidate for the office two years ago
but was defeated by a substantial ma
jority by i. V. Campbell of Oregon city.
In Clackamas county proper. Oerge
W. Dlion of Cenbv. and Y. M. Olll of
Estacada, are both seeking the nom
ination for representative from that
untr Rnth man stand Pleased to
Statement No. 1 and promise to work
hard for the triumph of the principles
of the primary law. ...
E. W Jensen and I. N. Muncy have
announced their aspiratlona to serve In
the lower house from Coos and Curry
counties. Neither or tne man no out
lined their attitudes in regard to. State
ment No. 1 or tne coirry.
G. Springer of Culver lias announced
himself as a candidate for the Demo
cratic nomination for Joint aenator from
Crook Klamath and IJike counties. He
has taken Statement No. 1.
Dr U. C. Coe has announced himself
as a candidate for Joint representative
from Klamath, IaJce and Grant counties.
He hss taken no stand regarding State
ment No. 1.
In Doufjlas county Commodore S. Jack
son, s member of the liouso at the last
session. Is out for senator at the com
ing session. He is unpledged regarding
the senatorshlp. He Is opposed by Al
bert Abraham, who Is also unpledged.
E. R. Applegate seeks the nomination
for representative. He has taken no
pledge. He la opposed by George Jones
Jr.. s who hag pledged himself to Stata- creation of man ara being taught by
ment No. 1. .' ' Randolph Miller through the adltorlal
jay tiowerman or uonaon. a wor.s.i columns of the Chattanooga Weekly
in- tast .session, nas mnrancw Blade.' ona of the few n.aro newsnanara
Catarrh is an Insidious disease of
most destructive Itnitunnv. Its an.
ana its vio
to a chronid
TTT M Ik. ...II.. 7L7? -" ""VI.
vne, itcgaraea as iountter riirsi.T'k'Si. tut
of the Negro Kace. ft VXXJti"
" w,,thu.pol"ono"" n1 offensfve muoous
Cm . 10 . cur" tnl condition
Chattanooga, Tenn.. March II. Naw only heallna aient tmuZZZir i .
and startling 'doctrines concerning the J'r.0!!? nook and 'corner of
'-.
Passu re
ana curing.
dlslnfectln
trial, ana tne Wootlard-Clarke Co.
In
in is you nave only to
m. hMl-
To be convinced of
rive Hyomel a
sell you an outfit with the understand
dldacy or Joint senator from Gilliam. , " ing. ini ir me trial la not sat
Sherman and Wbeeler countiea. He has of t, "outh. While tha adherent of tb and the treatment does not
ill
taken no nlada-a.
C. W. Farrlsh la out for aenator Trent
Student Of uthrnnnlnrv will mratt at
Grant county and has taken no pledge I Kdltor Miller's theories, they have cre-
on tne eenatorsnip. . .. ' iaiea a stir or satisfaction among bis col'
J. L. Bits has announoed his candidacy I ored constituency.
for joint senator from Baker, Harney The reason thereof la plain; the editor
and Malheur counties. He baa taken no of the Blade, In a manner characteristic
pledge. , . , of negro Journalism In the aouth "aa It
Onnlc. Klamath and Lake counties Is writ." la iHiirlm hla twnnla that
nave three candidates ror tne oiiioe or Aaam lied a dark-skinned wife. Uellnnah
Joint aenator. They are George H. Mrr- by name, before Eve aDDeared on the
ita ana narry u. 1101- scene, and that he nearo descended
from thle union. Thla reputed priority
of genesis is making the ebony-hued
4ers of the Blade swell with pride.
hat If the trial Is not satisfactory
..w uvauncni aoea not raiiava-
Dioucai veralon of the creation and the ' ,W"J, ". "runaea.
Tou cannot afford in irin.' ns a.
larrnai irouoies. ror If nec 1 acted thev
J row worse and the annoyance and
anger rapidly Increases. It is best to
get Hyomel at the first symptoms of
nf nrn (;.ii. u h. ....k umain. raising of tnucou
i. , S f.T Vw .: oropp ngs in the throat. SDSsmodlo
cou
PPlngs
gnlng.
ryman, U r. Wlinta and narry u. moi
aata. Neither of the three candidates
has taken any nledge regarding the sen
atorshlp.
H. A. Brat tain Is out for the position
of totnt renresentative from Crook.
Grant. Klamath and Lake counties. He
has taksn no pledge.
In Marlon county, nei i. -anon or
flalem and Henrv J. Miller of Aurora
are both out for representative, and both
have taken the Statement No. 1 pledge.
T. J. Mahoney or ions naa announced
his candidacy for .Joint representative
from Morrow and vmaiuia counties.
He hss pledged himself to vote for the
Republican cnoice lor
aanatnr
In Polk county, a. f. jones, a memoer
readers of the Blade swell with pr
and mere is urgent demand for editions
of the paper containing- this learned dla
cusslon of "the two greut races of the
world."
Before enlightening the public aa to
tne origin of man and shattering the
monogenlstic theory, Editor Miller has
on airecnng questions to ' Dig siae
clook preachers and others who might
reel Kindly disposed to answer them."
As these posers were too much for those
interrogated, he announced that.
- -" " ' iiiiiv;ii . ' .
scn as stoppage 0f the nose.
using
th ma
The sooner vnn iia 1-lvnmal
... juu win De rreea from sm!
uiobs irnuoiri. netnemoer that It will
not cost you a cent to try Hyomel un
less tha trestment hnlna vm. tn-
1.,- I . r-it i- ' J ' . ' .
nuvunru-v larHH ruaranfoe la nlo. r
and plain to refund the monev if
nyomai aoes not give satisfaction.
United States J time being about up, we'll set about to
answer uiem. '
It will be remembered," he says, we
brother If he 'mistreats a negro serv
ant, most especially If the negro had
aerved him.
And as we are verv necullar in mi.
way of thinking and applying matters.
we must say we have got our first
time to hear of a southern white man.
nd we are almost reariv in nv anv
the I white man. atepping forward and speak-
nf tha laat house, is out for reelection I aakeH whura th. n.Jrn rr..iJ mA
on a Biaiemem ra. i pmwuiui. wnen ne went to the Jungles of Africa,
C. A. Barrett or umaiuia county, ana where did he go from? We'll gnawer
member at the last session, Is after thla hv Rg vln W h at r r f mA r t h am
reeelectlon to the bouse on a Statement Garden of the Eaet, 13 f urlonga east of
i piauumi. . . i wnere Aaam ana Kve were, wnicn is
ing noldly for a colored man whn ha
mads himself a man from the ihnnMpr
and on hla own hooks ami not from a
itandoolnt of servitude. When me
more of tha latter we'll put u to think
ing aa we have never thouaht. Hut
better this than none."
No.
Colon R. Eberhard has announced MS about elaht Enallah mlloa anil It waa
candidacy for Joint representative from from there he went to the Jungles of
mion ana waiiowa counties. tie is Africa by pursuance of Adam and Eve.
setter and advertising solicitor for
running on Ststement No. 1 platform. According to the Mlllercmian theory. f -Vral riVi. n. i?.. V lDrM gem'
Some Beading Votloea.
Editor Miller Is also reporter, type
tter and advertising solicitor for his
paper. His confessed "peculiar way of
In Waaco 'county Daniel J. Cooper and Cain's attentiona to the Hanahtar nf rw
nenry u. nura ir anor me mnaior- nnnan, tne mother of the negro race,
ship. The fljft hss subscribed to a Re- contributed to the growing friction In
pUDiican cnoict? pieugo whiib iiim laiirr
unpieogea. b. w . starx is arter tne
so Dellnnah and her daugh-
In leaa
than a week, was at her aids la tha
Jungles, and the negro race waa perpetu-
the family.
ter left for Africa, But Cain.
Jungli
ated.
nomination for representative from the
sams enuntv.
In Wsshlngton county W. K. Newell,
a member of the house at the Inst ses
sion. Is seeking reelection. He hss
takenr the Republican choice pledge.
W. D. Wood la. running for the senate
on an unpledged platform.
Machine Ken All J roomed.
In Multnomah cou
men have come out
les-lslatlve offices:
The machine slate: For the senate.
C. W. Hodson. J. C. Bayer. John B.
Coffey, John Driseoll. Big Slehel.
For the house. Robert o. rsrren. jw.
D. Beutgen, Joseph W. Bnverldge. Frank
Bollam. L. E. Crouch. George W. Hol-
eomb, Louis Kuehn, Kasprr K. Kubll.
Dave H. Mackle. ueorge w. win man.
Frank J. Richardson, II A. Harlow and
A. A. Anderson.
Thev have taken the following pledge:
"We agree to vote for the people's
choice for United States senator, pro
vided he 's a Republican.
In addition to the machine slate J. C.
Brvant. a Statement No. 1 man. Harry you don t we'll have to answer.
K. Northup. M. J. MacMahon. Chnrles J. remember we asked
McPonald. Statement No. 1. and Robert
R. Hunter, are announced candidates for
the house. Dr. Emmett Drake and El
mer B. Colwell are candidates for the
senate. Both have taken the Republi
can voters' choice.
DIAMOND TRUST
IS THREATENED
Reduction of Fifty Per Cent
in Trice of Gems May
Follow.
probability of the Premier company of
the Transvaal renewing Its contract with
the Beers company by vhlch the two
new control the world's output. As the
Transvaal government receives 60 per
cent of the proceeds of the Premier
mines, it objects to the policy of cur
tailing the output now enforced by the
trust for the purpose of keeping prices
up.
Until the issue is decided, which will
be In a few days, the diamond market is
at a standstill.
ve Hot Adam's First Wife.
"It will also be remembered." Editor
Miller elucidates, "we asked, 'Was Eve
Adam s first wife? and ask you to an
swer It. We know what yfSfr answer
would be, even if you would attemDt to
nty the following I answer it, would simply be what It has
for-the different I always been, and that is 'Yes.' But we
I say she was not Adam's first wife
waa created when he was, and her name
was Delinnah, and It came to a point
where Adam and her could no longer
agree, and on thla point they separated.
.We started not to tell what this point
was, but took a notion we would. Adam
boasted to her he (Adam) was created
fn the Image of God, which meant mas
ter, of course. Delinnah would not agree
to this, and contended that she was cre
ated as well as he was, aid would not
have it that he waa any better than she
was, and thus they separated.
"Now we will aak another question.
Where did she go? Answer, please. If
10 answer. Do you
'Whv AiA C.U 1,(11
nis Drotnor Abel r We did. and told you
If you couldn't or didn't answer we
would. Cain used to go to see the negro
girl, for which his father Adam fell out
with him, and when Cain would come
home and his father Adam would get
after him about It, Cain would Jaw
back at the old man, and finally the old
man became afraid of Cain and got Abel
to pluck what he could out of Cain and
telf him (the old man) all he had
learned. This led up to Cain killing
Abel."
A Typical Editorial.
Besides the discussion of the origin
of the races, there are other things of
inirreBi in me columns or tnis negro
paper. One "editorial," which Indicates
William Naley Is still driving ra
m ma antra anui) in inn w ent rn
on East Ninth street. His mouth doea
not get puckered with tacks like It
usea io. dui ne drives Den luat ih
same."
We were also st 617 n,i tr..i
this city, where we had d rontierl In in
see how Mr. Wllllsm Walker, who has
run a family grocery store at this place
for several years, to see how hn a
getting along. We are prepared to say
we found him still doing business at
the same old stand, and anneara in .
doing a land office business at that,
in the way of selling iuodi at thla
place."
Dr. W. L. Doualas. a wll.linn
cltlien and minister of our town, who
has been a student under Dr. w h
Stephens o( our city for the laat three
or four yeara. has etooV a verv nM
examination and naa gotten his dlplo
ma and has launched out unnn the
meqicai pragucai seas to see what
there la In it We met the dostor in
hla rl rm- V.i . n . . . . k. - a i ,
... . n v.. uurhj tnw umer aay, ana
inuugm 10 ourseir. -well, he Is fiwert u
pretty well, and that he was prepare
10 get nis patients at once.' But tha
doctor has a pair of very long lega;
" ii-. nviu no iiuh ii ne naa
buggy?"
me list of examples might be
lengmenea interminably, but these will
nuw in- ciass oi papers the negro
The world's worthiest productions are em
braced in ovr greater display
of Spring 1908 headwear
i .
Two makes that enjoy unprece
dented popularity throughout Port
land and the Pacific Coast, and
which are prominently displayed "
in our Spring Exhibit, are the"
"Brook" and Youmans, the former
retails at $3.00 and in every way
justifies our claim as the best hat
in the world at the price
$3.00
jllliip
$3.00
(Colled Press Leased Wire.)
New York, March 12. Maiden Lane,
the wholesale diamond district, la In the
air today over the report from London
of a probable break in the diamond trust,
which will probably mean a 50 per cent
reduction In the price of uncut stones.
The threatened break hinges on the
BEADY TO LAY TRACK
OF NEW RAILROAD
(Special Dlapstcb to T Joiirnnl.)
Hat ton. Wash.. March 12. Two track
laying outfits are expected to arrive
today from Milwaukee to commence lay
ing steel and ties on the St. Pnut road
east and west of here. Crews will
work west to White Bluffs. 62 miles
and east to Cow creek. This is the
first extensive track laying In Washington.
the desire nf the nea-rn tn hit ii-aai,.l
as something better than a servant, is
neaiieu
He Must Have Been Roasted TTntU
He Was Cooked as Well Done as a
Well-Roasted Irish Potato," and la aa
follows:
"It was seen In an article of the
Nashville Banner some days ago, where
the Banner had roasted a policeman
for clubbing a colored man unmerci
fully without the least provocation for
doing so, as the Bajiner has It We
don't remember of ever seeing an
article written by anv southern news-
Sapers giving a white man so much
own the country about mistreating a
colored man. It is said the colored
man has been workrns- at the Ttanner
office for 25 or 26 years. This Is one
thing the southern white man will do.
and that is he'll cuss and fight his
KLAMATH VOTERS ARE
FORCED TO REGISTER
Tolice Judge Puts Rook
Under Arm and Starts
After Delinquents.
(Special Dlapatcb to The JonrnaL)
Klamath Falls. Or., March 12 Police
Judge Leavitt, who has charge of the
registering of voters for the city elec
tion, has become tired of waiting for
the voters to come to him and today
Btarted down Main street with hla hoolt
stopping at the various business houses
and registering tha voters. Klamath
falls citlsens have been alow thla
in reaisierina. and tne Doitca inri.ro
adopted this unique method of getting a
full register.
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Do You Love Roses?
All the rosi in the Park Blocks were supplied by J. B. Pillrington.'
Plant Your Rose Boshes Now!
We have a full line of Rhododendron,!, Asaleas, Japan Maples,
Fruit, Shade and Ornamental Trees.
30,000 Plaats to Choose From
J. B. PMINGTON, NURSERYMAN
GROWER AND IMPORTER
Wholesale and Retail Phone Main 4219
Office and Salesrooms, Yamhill Street 1
Wharf, Foot of Yamhill St., North Side :
i b ft, IS?
"Rlnf out the many, ring in the few;
Jtinc; out the false, ring in the true.'
I AM 89 YEARS OLD. and never wesi any remedy
etui to Dr. Belt's Ptne-Tar-Honty. : It frves uk and
Mrmancnt relief in pip as well as coujhs and olds.
DE. BELL'S
Fine-Tar-HoEey
Nature's most natural remedy, improved by science
to a PLEASANT, PERMANENT, POSITIVE CURE
v for' coughs, colds and aH inflamed surfaces
of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes.
Why Do The People Use Over
5,000,000 Bottles Annually?
Here Is One f the Msvy tee sens Chren ly One ef the Many.
just rovK iesES srroprEB the covoh.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
THH B. K. BUTHKBULND MECICIKB CO.,
Smllmun.' I want to d4 my testimonial to those of yonr aatbsed and
keaadtted seiients. About two weeks ago I contracted a very bad cold
WBiea settled oa aay lungs. It grew worse amWl I oosJd karelj whlsmr,
ad I was "all in" so to spaa. Tried four or flra remedies rat tbey
didn't kelp me. If r wife went to the drag fiat's aad sure baaed a 66a.
kettle of vows Dr. Bett's Pise-Tar-Hoaey. aad foor desea stopood tbe
wilt Md I kad ibo trst good nisat's tfleep ltt two weeks. Ajsytoody
wkedoaotsltletUsm wrltemeor wUeaboatit. BespeotfaUy,
- Ko. 475 Oreenbnsh Street, OBO. ULBIOH,
Look for the Bell on Bottle and our Guarantee No506
SEEK SOIL SURVEY
OF KLAMATH PROJECT
(Special Dtspatcb to Tha Journal.)
Klamath Falls, Or., March 12. Klam
ath county has made request through
Senator Fulton and Congressman Haw
ley, as well as various organizations In
Klamah Falls, that a aoll survey be
made of the lands coming- under the
Klamath project by the government.
A letter has been received from Mil
ton Whitney chief of the bureau of soil
survey at Washington, stating that the
request would have due consideration,
although no time oould be set as to the
commencement or the survey on account
of the vast number of requests already
on file and the appropriation that has
been made for such work. The matter
will not be dropped, but will continue
to be urged, and much hope Is expressed
over the promise that has been given.
COMMISSION ALLOWED
TO CRUISE TIMBER j
(Special Dispatch to Tti Journal.)
Olympla, March 12. That county as
sessors cannot prevent the cruising of
timber for the purpose of determining
Its assessable value if the county com
missioners desire it done is the sub
stance of an opinion given out by the
aitorney-generai.
If the assessor refuses to appoint
cruisers for that purpose tho commis
sioners may do so and pay them 'from
county funds.
A general campaign of timber cruis
ing by counties for purposes of taxa
tion nas been inaugurated In western
Washington this year upon the urglngs
of the state tax commission. In some
counties assessors nave refused to ap.
point deputies ror the purpose, or to
recognise oincere selected bv the com.
mlssloners, or accept their services.,
REINED AFTER
TWENTY-FOUR YEARS
(Special Dlipatch to Tha Journal.)
Sllverton, Or.. March 12. After hav
ing been burled In the Sllverton ceme
tery for more than 24 years the remains
of Arthur Tatty were exhumed yester
day afternoon and removed to Newberg
where they were relnterred.
This circumstance, recalls a tragedy
which occurred in the early history of
Silvertun. when young Patty was shot
down by his employer on his twenty
flrot birthday. Later the murderer com
mitted suicide.
STATEMENT ONE MEN
UNITE IN MARION
U i ... i, - . - i . .. MAMvrAVTvmma vmt. i
FARMERS' UNION GETS
MANY NEW MEMBERS
(Spatial DIapatrn to The Journal.)
Fairfield. Wash., March 12. Tha
Farmers' Educational and Cooperative
union met yesterday. At this meeting
14 new members were enrolled, o. L
Smith of Spokane, representing W. lZ
Hughes In connection with the new
cannery, was present. A commltte,
rnmnosed of O. Snodaraes. O. H. Rlonm
Charles McCall, Harvey Lambert and!
E. Akland was appointed to interview
the farmers and business men and to
raise 3,600. The question of securing
saCKs ana twine ior next ian was talked
over and a committee was apotnted to
look into the matter.
(Special Dlapatcb to The Journal.)
Salem, Or., March 12. Statement No.
1 Republicans have decided to 'present
a united front and pick a winning ticket
for the legislature In opposition to the
demand of the machine leaders that
a ticket be put up "unalterably opposed
to statement no. l in Marlon county,
A conference or the leaders of the move
ment will be held In the city Saturday
the day set for the mass convention,
and the men who are now being can
vassed to compose the direct primary
lojdslattve ticket, and who will stand
fffr tne election of the people's choice
ror united states senator, are tne roi
lowlng: Hal D. Patton and Dr. H. C
Epley, of Salem: Henry J. Miller of
Aurora: Archie C. Llbby of Jefferson
Bruce Cunnlnarham of Liberty.
They are all clean progressive young
Republicans who would stand for the
Interests of the taxpayers and the de
velopment or the state.
STORAGE RESERVOIR
IS BEING FILLED
(8peclal Dlapatcb to The Journal.)
Uermlston, Or., March 12. Water Is
now dashing from the feed canal of the
Umatilla project Into the storage reser
voir. The canal Is carrying about 100
feet per second which amounts to ap
proximately zoo-acre reet per day. This
is about the amount tne service ex
iects
una.
to maintain until the first of
The work on the west and of the
Cannery at Rosalia.
Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
Rosalia. Wish.. March 12 A sDecial
meeting of the Rosalia chamber of com
merce was held Saturday afternoon to
consider a canning factory proposition
submitted by John S. lluges of Sdo-
kane. - Judging the sentiment displayed
at and following the meeting the
fttmvknm bra f.vp.hl. fnp r I,. a.AAllin
Paiwfitj Xr j and operation of a canning factory here
. I UUa year, -
J;
project Is rapidly being accomplished.
Besides the work on the dam a force
of men under Engineer J. M. Griffin
have completed two- large structures
of concrete under the O. R. & N. track
on the Astoria and Columbia lines, and
various concrete turnouts from the main
distribution canals. Among them are
a series or concrete drops which aid
In distribution. It is now certain that
water can be furnshed to those wishing
it oy APr l' ana 11 cufl" 111 e settlers
need it before that time. It may be pos
sible to furnish It.
. - Bell Echo Land.
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
Echo. Or.. March 12. Several thou
sand acres of new land In this vicinity
is being plowed and prepared for spring
Much land nas been sold In thi
The Kind Tou Hare Ahrays Bought, and which has been
m use ior orer jw years, nas borne the signature of
'f sr anq nas been made under hig per.
7gj&irr sonal supervision since its Infancy.
w w w uovuro you in mis, ,
All Counterfeits, Imitations and"Just-as-ffood"are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castorla Is a harmless substitute for Castor ODV Pare- v"
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Xarcotia ,
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms '
and allays FeTerishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind '
Colic It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the v -Stomach
and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep, j
Tho Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. '
GENUINE CASTORIA 'AtVAYO
Bears 'the Signature of
tarrv '-cut
The KM You Haye Always Bought
In Use For Over 3 6-Years. F
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crops.
heretofore has been used for sheep
range, and now it will be DUt Into wheat
and other props. Ls( year eom oi
vicinity of late, considerable of which
this land brouaht aa hls-h aa SK ant IR
bushels to the acre In wheat, and the
insupio aro awaaening to tne Tact that
this is too valuable to use for ranae.
Frank Burch Dead.
Special Dlapatca t Tha Job real.) ' ;
Centralia. Wash., March - It Prank
Burch. a prominent lawyer W this elty.
died yesterday at about noon with ceri
bro spinal urenengitis. after an Illness
?C. 4t.f ttwL 00ulr- Mr. Burch came to
this Cltv about eirht vasra aim
South Dakota. He had had mat aun.
5fs,Jn..tn? P"" t hi" profession In
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