Lane County leader., February 26, 1904, Image 7

TRAINS COLLIDE
Twenty-Four Persons Killed in
Explosion Which Followed.
CAR OF
Twelve
DYNAMITE
WAS
People Also Badly
Everything for a
SET OFF
lolured and
Radius of
Half
a
Mile Completely Wrecked.
Ogden, Utah, Feb. 22.— Twenty-four
persons were killed and 12 badly in­
jured this afternoon by the explosion
o f a carload of dynamite, caused by a
head-on collision at Jackson, a tele­
graph station on the Ogden-Lucian
cut-off o f the Southern Pacific Com­
pany, 85 miles west of Ogden. Eight
o f the dead and five of the injured
are Americians.
The others are
Greeks.
The collision occurred between two
extra trains, and was caused, it is
said, by the air brake apparatus on
one train failing to operate. The ex­
plosion which followed the collision
was terrific, everything within a
radius of half a mile being wrecked.
The report was heard in this city,
85 miles away. Several outfit cars,
occupied by Greeks, were completely
demolished, and the occupants blown
several hundred feet from the track.
The telegraph ofllce was shattered
and Operator Taylor and his wife in­
jured. Foreman Burke, his wife and
three children and his brother, who
were standing near the station, were
1 Shot 200 feet through the air and ln-
•i stantly killed.
When the news o f - the accident
reached headquarters in this city, a
special train with doctors, nurses and
stretchers was hurriedly despatched
to the scene of the disaster. Late to­
night this train returned to Ogden
with the Injured.
Conductor Der-
mody and Messenger Holler died of
their injuries en route.
B IG
REVOLT
NEAR.
Predicted Th a t Russia W ill
W a r Right at Home.
Have
Geneva, Feb. 22.— Russia is facing
a revolution of great magnitude, and
the uprising may come at any mo­
ment. At the headquarters of the
central revolutionary Russian com­
mittee thiB evening it was stated that
reliable advices received from St.
Petersburg show that everything is
now in readiness for a far-reaching
revolutionary movement.
The men
who have prepared the ground have
left nothing undone to add to the gen­
eral feeling o f unrest within the
country, and have seized on the de­
feats of Russian naval forces in the
Far East as a pretext for their agi­
tation.
A t the word of a fresh Russian re­
verse. the trouble is to be begun with
demonstrations against the govern­
ment in all of the principal cities of
the empire. The revolutionists are
declared to be well armed and
equipped and to have a well-nigh per­
fect organization, and that numbered
in the ranks are some o f the best-
known persons in Russia. In addi­
tion, thousands o f students are en­
rolled as members, and many of the
rank and file of the army and navy
have sworn allegiance to the move­
ment.
R U 8 8 IA
FAST
M O V IN G
TR O O P S
Tw e lve Days More and the Manchu­
rian Force W ill Be Vast.
B A TTLE
AT
HAND.
Armies of Japan and Russia Massed
on Yalu River.
Chefoo, Feb. 20.— Many wild rumors
are current here, but there is a dearth
of reliable news and there is conse­
quently much anxiety felt as to the
latest developments in the war. It is
believed that there has not been a
clash of the opposing land forces, but
news of one is hourly expected. The
two opposing armies are now face to
face and it is simply a question as to
which will attack first.
Owing to the fact that the two
armies are unaccompanied by war cor­
respondents, there will probably be
some delay In getting the news out af­
ter the battle actually occurs.
The
Japanese commanders have made
numerous promises to the correspond­
ents, but passes to the front have not
teen forthcoming, and they are all un­
der guard and likely to remain there,
according to present indications. The
Russians, of course, want no English-
speaking correspondents with them
and grant no passes. The result of
this absence of trained observers from
the front explains to a great extent
the lack of reliable news and the re­
petition of old news. There is no
way to get news through the same day
and, even after it has passed the cen­
sorship, in many cases it is held up
and laid aside by official direction.
The report that Russian forces are
in possession of W iju means that they
are In strong force on the Yalu and
that the Japanese’ advance will prob­
ably soon be checked.
The Czar’s
forces in Manchuria, it is now be­
lieved, have been underestimated, and
it is believed here that there are
enough under arms to compel the Jap­
anese to put forth their best efforts
to gain even a slight advantage in
the first battle. That this is realized
in Tokio is shown by the fact that
transport after transport is discharg­
ing its quota o f trained warriors In
Northern Corea and that the Japanese
are holding their advance until the
majority of the troops arrive.
C H IN A C O M P L IC A T E S S IT U A T IO N
Belligerents Are Warned Not to Dis­
turb Tom bs of Ancestors.
P R O P B 8 S IO N A L C A R D S .
TO HIT AMERICA
R. J. K. H08MKR
D
Russia Proposes to Bar Consuls
in New Treaty Ports.
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON.
Diseases of the Eye, Ear and N ote are 8peo
laities.
Office In the Allison A Madsen Building.
RETALIATION THE AIM OF THE CZAR
Uncle Sam Deemed Too Friendly to Ja­
pan—Strained
ing o f fertilizers, particularly in large
quantities. There seems to be no need
of argument in favor of either plan
except as given, for it all depends upon
u knowledge of soil and crop require­
ment, und action accordingly.
Relations Sure—Open­
ing of Corenn Port W ill
Irritate.
Washington. Feb. 19.— It is said Sec­
retary Hay has received dependable,
although unofficial information, that
Russia is preparing to retaliate
against the United States for what is
considered to be the open friendship
manifested for Japan. This may not
go further than commercial discrimi­
nation, but there are indications that
relations between the United States
and Russia may become severely
strained before the Far Eastern war is
terminated.
Much irritation Is felt at St. Peters­
burg, according to the information
said to have been received. The first
method in which it will be formally
displayed, if advices prove authentic,
will be barring of the American Con­
suls recently accredited to Dalney,
Mukden and Antung!
These ports
were recently proclaimed by China
as open to trade. When the Consuls
reach these places exequateurs will be
refused and no recognition will be
given them. What action this Gov­
ernment will take in such an event has
not yet been determined.
The making of W iju a free port by
Corea, as announced today by Minis­
ter Allen from Seoul is ' believed to
have resulted from representations
made by Japan, and is expected still
further to Irritate the Russian govern­
ment. It was apprehension that Rus­
sia might not receive the Consul to
Antung that Influenced Secretary Hay
to seek the opening of Wiju, which is
directly across the Yalu river from
Antung.
Consul Miller is looking after Jap­
anese Interests at Niu Chwang. A
number of Japanese women are re­
ported to have been outraged by Rus­
sians and the possibility of serious
trouble over this matter is admitted
by the State Department. Mr. Miller’s
Instructions are not to recognize Rus­
sian authority at Nlu Chwang as su­
perior to that of any other power.
This has led to considerable dissen-
tlon In the past and will prove more
Irritating In the future, as Russia is
supposed to have occupied the latter
port.
Nlu Chwang Is recognized by the
United States as belonging to China.
The gunboat Vicksburg Is at that
port. She carries 175 blue-jackets and
40 marines, who can be landed to pro­
tect Consul Miller if trouble arises.
New York, Feb. 20.— The Sun's Lon­
don correspondent cables as follows:
"A communication of the utmost im­
portance which may add fresh com­
plications to the Far Eastern situa­
tion has, it is said, been handed to
the various governments by the Chin­
ese Ministers in Washington and the
European capitals. The Chinese gov­
ernment has addressed both Russia
and Japan, reiterating its intention to
maintain strict neutrality, but declar­
ing that the sanctity of tombs of the
ancestors o f the Chinese dynasty at
Mukden and elsewhere must be re­
spected by the belligerents.
"China's communication states that
F R A U D IS F O U N D .
she has troops at Mukden and other
points in Manchuria, and in case Western Land Deals Result in In­
either Russians or Japanese desecrate
dictments.
the tombs, or in other ways does in­
jury to them, orders have been given
Washington, Feb. 19.— As a result of
tc the troops to vindicate the honor Investigations that have been conducted
o f China and meet force with force.”
before the Federal Grand Jury in this
city for some time past, indictments
H A Y W R O U G H T UP.
were returned today against Fred A.
Hyde, John A. Benson, Henry R. Dia­
Russia's Attitude to America Is Very
mond and J. H. Schneilder, the four
Aggravating.
principal figures In the famous lieu
Washington, Feb. 20. — Secretary land ring. These men have operated
Hay is disposed to request an explana­ extensively all over the Pacific Coast,
and especially In Oregon and Califor­
tion from Russia if the fact is de­ nia. The four .men are Indicted for
termined that Russia is detaining conspiring to defraud the Govern­
American vessels in Chinese ports and ment.
It Is understod that William E. Valk
preventing Consul Miller from protect­
and Woodford D. Harlan, clerks In
ing Japanese interests in Nlu Chwang. the general land office, and Forest
He is much dissatisfied with the in­ Supervisor B. F. Allen, of California,
dications of irritation felt by the Rus­ who were the principal witnesses
sian government at the attitude of the against the members o f the ring, will
not be prosecuted, It being the inten­
United States and the preparations be­ tion of the Government to build up Its
ing made for retaliation No instruc­ case against the ring on the testimony
tions have been sent Admiral Evans, of these and other witnesses. Valk
the intention being to await the re­ and Harlan, as previously stated In
port on his inquiry now under way.
these dispatches, were the clerks In
I f it is proven that American ships the land office who admitted having
are being prevented from leaving “ leaked” Information to Benson and
Manchurian ports. Secretary Hay will
Hyde, which enabled them to operate
carry out his Intention of addressing so successfully on the Pacific Coast.
some pointed inquiries to the St.
These men, through a cipher furnished
Petersburg government.
by Benson, said they were In constant
D a ir y in g
J j R . B. R. JOB
PHYSICIAN' A SURGEON
A ll calls prom ptly attended.
Office, Main St. next door to Leader offloe.
COTTAGE G RO VE, OR.
Phone, No. 1U.
th a t P ay s.
In a series of institutes In the north­
eastern counties of Pennsylvania I g T. A N D E R S O N , If. D
found that farmers are specializing to
a much greater extent In that section
than In many other sections of the Surgery and Pemale diseases A Specialty. AH
State, says L. W. Lighty in National calls promptly attended to.
Offloe lu Sherwood block: Night calls at
Stockman. (Juite a number o f dairy­
New Era Drug Store. Phone 164 Main.
men are putting in plants of their own
for bnttermaklng and are devoting
all their thought and energies along
that line.
In a number of Instances
they sent their sons to the State col­ Q i N T l S T
lege to take a short course and are put­
D R . H . H . P E T R IS
ting on the market first class butter.
In every Instance of this kind I learn­
A ll Work Warranted.
ed that the demand was greater than
the supply of butter at a very good
Offloe First Door West oí Sherwood lo t a h
price.
The universal verdict o f those
men was that, while dairying Is hard
and slavish work because of the mi­
nute and constant attention that the
R. E. C. MACY
details o f the business require, It pays
a handsome profit
Physician and Surgeon
S m o k i n g M e a t.
Where one has but n little meat to
smoke a barrel can often be used for
this purpose. A correspondent sends
us the following plan, which he
vouches for as perfectly satisfactory,
says Orange Judd Farmer: A sugar
barrel or other barrel of large size
is preferable. With a keyhole saw cut
a door near the bottom through two
or three staves. A fter sawing the door
nail a strip across the staves to hold
them together.
The hinges are old
pieces of leather tacked fast and may
be hung from the top. Make a cross
to hang over the barrel, and from the
hooks suspend the m eat When the
meat is in place throw a blanket over
D
DENTIST
F e ed ln a r f o r W e l r h l .
light the fire, which should be placed
In a pan. Great care must be taken
with the fire so as not to burn up the
meat or the barrel.
W a t e r i n g C o w a In W i n t e r .
It Is not a pleasant sight to see a lot
of cows in the barnyard with their
noses thrust through a hole broken
In the Ice covering a tab of water,
nor is It any wonder that such cows
are poor milkers. Years ago the writer
worked on the old-time plan of water­
ing cows once a day; at noon; after a
time he tried the plan of watering
them twice dally; then the plan was
tried of furnishing water three times
daily, during the winter, and a com­
parison of results Bbowed that it paid
well. The water given at morning
and night is nearly warm, and the
cows seem to enjoy it greatly during
the cold days. That given at noon
is colder, but the chill is removed,
and the animals drink it freely. Of
course, it is considerable work to
water cows In this manner, but if one
has a number of animals, some con­
trivance can be put in operation which
will make the work
comparatively
easy. Try it for the next tw o or
three months, watch the results in the
milk pail, and you w ill agree that it
pays.
W h e r e B ee# C a t t le G r o w .
Paris, Feb. 22.— A representative of
There Is a widespread notion that
the Matin, who has reached the cen­
the Western and northwestern cattle
ter of the Russian military concen­
ranch States grow the bulk of the ll-ef
tration at Harbin, after great hard­
cattle o f the country, but It Is a great
ships, due to the trans-Siberian rail­
mistake. Montana, Wyoming, Idaho,
way trains being crowded with thous­
ands of soldiers, in a dispatch from
Washington, Utah, Nevada, Arizona
Harbin confirms the announcement
and New Mexico, containing over 800.-
that the place will be the main base
000 square miles and great cattle
o f the Russian operations. Thus far
ranges, by the last census returns bad
the base has succeeded in maintain­
only 4,860,508 head o f cattle. While
ing its communication with Port Ar­
the single central agricultural State of
thur.
Iowa alone hnd 5,307,630 head, to say
The concentration of troops, the
nothing of the other Central States so
correspondent says, proceeds sys­
tematically and provision has been
rich In grain and cattle growing.
made for the speedy arrival o f 12,000
These Central States can grow and
men from the divisions of Moscow.
mnlntaln a steer to every two acres
KiefT and Varsovie. Before 12 days
while these range States, for the most
shall have elapsed the Russians will
part have twenty acres to the steer,
have disposed of an army o f 400,000
except on the rich alfnlfa and Irrigated
men through Manchuria.
lands. On such lands a single acre
Intense
demoralization
exists
among the populace and the people
communication with the main office will support a steer, so rich are the
British Steamer Detained.
o f the surrounding villages are flock­
of the ring in San Francisco, and both alfalfa pastures.
ing into the town, seeking to reach
Shanghai, Feb. 20.— The British have fully described to the grand jury
I Western Russia. The railroad trains, steamer Hsi Ping, from Chin Wang the methods by which they received
G o o d F ie ld G a t e .
however, are blocked and over 2,000
bribes for their work.
Here Is a sketch o f a good field
Tao
for
Shanghai,
arrived
here
today.
voyagers are thus held up.
gate. Why use all the timber on the
The captain reports that she was fired
farm to brace a gate, when you can
W ill Name Canal Board Today.
on
by
the
Russian
ships
and
forts
Afraid of Togo.
when seeking shelter in the outer
Albany, N. Y., Feb. 19.— Governor make all the brace out o f one barb
Paris, Feb. 22.— According to the roadstead of P ort Arthur, and that Odell will nominate to the senate to­ wire 9 feet long, and I will guarantee
St. Petersburg correspondent of the she was then ordered to Dalny, where morrow an advisory board of five ex­ It never to sag. This gate la 8 feet
Figaro, the Russian government, fear­ she was detained four days, in spite pert engineers to carry out the plans by 5 feet, made by 1x4 lumber. It will
state open either way and the brace will al-
ing for the safety o f the battleship o f the captain's protest. The Russian for the enlargement of the
Oslabya and the cruisers Dumty, gunboat Mandjur has not gone up the canals, authorized by the act o f the
Donskoi and Aurora and their convoy river to be dismantled, as reported. legislature and ratified at the Novem­
of torpedo-boat destroyers and trans­ She remains at Shanghai in defiance ber election.
The plan contemplated the expendi­
ports. now at the entrance to the Red of the orders o f the Chinese officials
ture of $101.000,000 in the construc­
Sea. has cabled orders to the Admiral to leave this port.
tion
o f a 1000-ton barge waterway.
in command to return to Russian
State Engineer and Surveyor Bond
waters at once. It is known that a
T w o Russian Vessels Still Ashore.
Japanese flying squadron is lying in
Washington, Feb. 18.— The Japanese will be chairman of the commission
wait to capture this fleet should It at­ minister today received a dispatch I and w ill resign bis state office to ac­
tempt to continue its cruise toward from Tokio stating that trustworthy cept the position.
Port Arthur.
information has reached the Japanese
Fire Losses Are $31,000,000.
government to the effect that as a re­
sult of the Japanese attack on the
Baltimore, Feb. 22.— The Baltimore
Japan Has Lost No Ships.
London, Feb. 20.— The Japanese le- Russian squadron off Port Arthur on Underwriter in its issue tomorrow
| gation here received an official declar- j February 8, the Russian battleship will print a list o f all the fire insur­
ation from Tokio tonight saying it I Retvizan. is still aground outside the ance companies involved in the Balti­
B R A C E O F IE L D G A T E .
was not true that any Japanese ves­ port, the Czarevitch was towed into more fire. The total loss is $32,864,-
sels had been destroyed so far in any port, and the Pallada is still aground 800. of which $6,000.000 falls on the ways follow the gate. I f any of your
o f the various naval engagements and at the entrance o f the port. All three local companies. The estimated total Yankee farmers can beat this gate let
I of salvage is $1,7 69.700, which leaves I it come.—J. M. Beauvais.
all necessary repairs had already been are hors de combat.
a net loss to the insurance companies
made.
The Japanese fleet remains
H om e M is ln s o f F e r t ilis e r *
intact. This message also denies the D ID N O T W A I T FO R W A R N O T IC E of $31.095,100. It has been learned
that
many of the large wholesale dry
The editor of this department is a
report that the Japanese were driven
goods
houses
formed
an
insurance
from the neighborhood o f Klnchow I
firm believer in the borne mixing of
after a skirmish in which 150 Japan­ Japan Attacked the Russian Fleet Be­ pool among themselves.
commercial fertilizers, bat only when
fore Relations Were Broken Off.
ese were taken prisoners.
one knows what his abll needs. I f
Panama
Canal
Case
Adjourned.
New York. Feb. 20.— The Herald's
potash and phosphoric acid only are
Empreae Dowager No More.
Paris. Feb. 18.— The hearing of the needed, there Is assuredly no sense In
St. Petersburg correspondent cables
London. Feb. 22.— A special from as follows: “ The fact is now known ease o f the Republic o f Colombia buying a let o f other Ingredients, and
Canton says It is reported in official to all foreign nations that, according against the Panama Canal Company,
the same argument bolds good on any
circles there that the Dowager Em­ to careful calculations made, allowing in which the former seeks to prohibit
press of China is dead. The Chinese for the difference in time, the torpedo the Panama Canal Company from ced­ combination. On the other hand. If
legation here has heard nothing of attack upon the ships at Port Arthur ing its property rights to a foreign one b*s had experience with the high-
has
the reported death o f the Dowager took place one hour before M. Knrino government, to compel the company grade complete fertilzers and
Empress, and discredits It. Neither railed at the foreign office to announce to admit the representatives o f Co­ found them profitable to use It would
Canton nor Hong Kong is a reliable that diplomatic relations had been lombia to Its future meetings, was ad­ b e foil/ to take up with the home mlx-
source o f news.
journed today until March 9.
braken off."
W eight la the main object of the
farmer In fattening stock for market,
and this weight la easiest obtained by
feeding corn In order to produce fut.
farmers have long been taught by ex­
perience that fat is a desirable qual­
ity and that it adds to the attractive­
ness of a carcass on the stall. It has
been demonstrated at tlie experiment
stations, however, that the weight can
be secured of lean interspersed with
the fat, by feeding a ultrogenous ra­
tion, which menus that. In addition
to a liberal supply of corn, an animal
should receive a variety of food that
is not so rich In oil, starch and sugar
as corn. This fact is worthy of con­
sideration.
Dr. 8napp's Building.
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J o ik o o n
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ATTO RN EYS
LAW
AT
CetUge Grove,
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JOHNSON,
Oregon.
H. K IN O
A t t o rn ey- at -L aw
»p e d a l attention giren te Collections.
COTTAGE
G R OVE,
ORKGUJV.
B e e f or B atter.
I f a breed of cattle is preferred,
make beef production a specialty and
don't look upon cows of such breeds to J
be perfect as producers of milk and
butter. There may be a few good but­
ter cows among the beef producing
breeds, but where a certain article la
desired it should be the prime object
I f milk and butter are to be specialties,
the breeds used should be those that
excel in those products.
Too many
good points cannot be had in cows.
Each cow will excel in one line only
and should be made to do duty where
the most profitable.— 8L Louis Ulobe-
DemocraL
E. Y O U N O
AR0IVIMM1V
M o o « a Mote Street, West B id *
fle M s g e 4 m « « , O s.
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
£OBT. OBIPFIN,
B l ln d a r a f o r t h e H o g .
+W H G O N -7B fJ?K eR +
I would suggest a plan to prevent
a hog from catching chickens.
My
Repairing and Refilling ts Our Trade.
plan works like a charm and is per­
All work warranted.
fectly humane. Pro­ Con M a i m B i s t N t s ., Cottage Grore, Or e g o*
cure a piece o f heavy
leather large enough
to come down over the
face well below the ^ C. MAD8RN.
eyes to within about
two Inches o f the end
of the nose and fasten the upper side
to each ear with a couple o f ordinary Witches Clocks and Jew elry
hog rings. A device of this kind may
At Low est P rlo es..........
lose off occasionally, but it Is easily
replaced.— Henry Moon.
Watchmaker
F a r m i n g aa a S cien ce,
The farm offers many opportunities
for enterprise. There Is plenty of room
for advancement, and every experi­
ment mads, no matter bow small, en­
ables the farmer either to increase his
yields or avoid mistakes. It is In the
management o f the details that the
savings occur, and the keeping of ac­
counts will enable the farmer to con­
duct his farm with a better knowledge
o f his operations.
Q
H. WILLARD
CONTRACTOR A BUILDER
Estimates made and all kinds of carpenter
work executed and satisfaction guaranteed
Contract work a specialty.
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON.
FRANK E. A LLE Y
Architect and Abstractor
Abstract of title to deeded land.
Pa­
pers prepared for filing on government
A g e lc n lt n r a l B r ie fs .
Make IflOt a banner year in your land. Bine prints of township maps
showing all vacant lands {or $1 each.
farm efforts.
Plans and estimates for all kinds of
Clean up; make the old farm look buildings.
Special designs for office
fixtures. Notary public in office.
new and start new methods, too.
Some farms carry a lot o f worthless
Douglas County Bank Bldg.
dogs. W hy not get rid of them and
B08EBURG
OREGON
keep a few sheep?
Hasty work is always at the cost of
excellence. Take time enough to do
everything well.
Don't go to Smitheree's auction and
EA ST AN D
SO U TH
buy a lot o f truck you can't make use
—V IA —
of. Be wise and sell your own old
rubbish, and take the money and buy
some new implements you need.
—OFTHE—
Gentleness with the cows pays.
Cows that fear their owners are not ae
profitable as they might be.
fraina leave C o t t a o b O B O f l for Portland
and way stations at 2:14 a in
12:36 pm
T w o hundred and forty-nine o f the
L r P o rt ia n d
“ AMa m
Üäöpa
employes o f the Department of Agri­
L r Cottage Grove
2:37 p a
2:04 p m
culture are graduates o f agricultural
A r Ashland
12:33 a m
12:3ft p a
A r Sacramento
ft oo p m
4 33 am
colleges.
A r Han Francisco
7:66 p m
S:66a a
Time to begin making calculations
P
u
llm
a
n
and
T
o
iir
U
t
Cars
about that good garden you've been
promising your wife. Make selections ! o n both trains. C h a i s C a r a , Sacra-
sen to to Ogden end and Ei Paeo and
and order seeds early.
In the “ zones" where sugar-beets
thrive and are produced with good to Chlosgo, Ht Louis, New Orleans
saccharine percentage many farmers and Washington.
Connectlna at Saa Francia»«, with tovarol
are making money on the crop.
The S ha8ta Route
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
Tourist Cars
Steamship linee for Honolulu, Japan, China.
Pie-crust resolutions are worse than I Philippines, Central aud Mouth America.
none. When you make up your mind
At Albany and Correlile connection la aedo
to improve in any direction be in earn-1 with 0 a B Ry traine._________________________
est, and success will crown honest e f­ Independence Passenger dally, except Sunday.
forts.
jT:Se a m . I L r.......Portland.... ....Ar I A 60 r. m .
ite a . M . I Ar... MrMInnvllle ...,Lv I roe r. m .
A hive or two of bees should be on lit a . M. I Ar.Independendence.Lr I 2:06 r. w
every farm.
The bees help fertilize 11:44 a . m I Ar ......Corral Hi....... L e | I » P. te.
the fruit blooms and honey la good i Hee Agent Mr D T Awbrey at Cottage Grore
on buckwheat cakes and the bees de­ ■tallen or addreae
W B COMAN,
light to work among the buckwheat
U F I Fate, Agl
bloom—a good combination.
PORT LA N D , • OREGON.