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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-17
RIGHT OF WAY NOT GRANTED.
sn0qualmte Power Company May
Have 20 Sac Pierce County.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-fr.elligenss
TACOMA. April Is 49, Tn. anousialrnie
Power Company is stili having trouble in
securing rtxht-of-way along the county
road along the reservation from the King
county line 10 Tacoma city limits The.
distance Tn seven miles
The company frat offered 90 pay tho
county an annual rental n Is per mile for
the right Of way, but the county ccsnnais-
sioners refused this and came hack with a
proposition Ia grant the lease IL the com
pany would light the court house free of
charge This was rejected by the com
psny. and they instructed Bates A. Mt.r-
ray. their attorneys 10 offer tbs. commits
soners $50 per year. or tia per mile The
commissioners however. refuse 10 make
any compromise. but Insist on their urtgi-
mai demand The question az the value Of
she right % way will probably have 10 hs
set'led by the courts. The cost Of lighting
the court house Is estimated at S35n per
year
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-17
WHY WHISKY Is SHUT OUT.
CONSERVATIVES Say IL II Kept From
the Yukon to Aid . Fa-
yered Few

tASCC ffER. Il. G., A .ril ig-conaer-
Sstives here claim tina; the prohibition OF
TIE further importation OF liquor into the
Yukon country Is only continuing the POI
KY Of making Ger ain parties wealthy
whisky has been Introduced in such guam
Titles that 10 get ria Of IL the price has
had 10 be cat 20 almost the Vancouver
schedule plas the freight. and 81 This rate
II does not pay maaS spectators Who
We're favored by the Liberal party by oh
iaining licenses n remarkably low fig
ure. Representations have been made ask
Ing that for the present tae iruparl a. ion
DC prohibited. 50 that prices may go up
again, and the favored few may still OBJ
tain the enormous profits they have been
making during the past two years.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-17
SOUND OYSTERS FoR THE EAST.
New Yorker Planning tn Make Re-
frtgerator Car s.sfpments

TACOMA. April IT, Edward r. WAGNER
o. New York, IL here investigating the gp
foFt.n.tses offered for the sAspra ~ IL
sgiina oysters 20 NV YORK. IN rsfrfgeT to-
cars. Mr.. Wagner ges formerly q II sfla 2 4
2. sfeT mar ana supp led he sr.~ c&sfes
~ faresss. He says tSa far Fsg &
sosira oysters rsS@r1n - that % the Euro
pam oysters nearer than a. of2fr ssiS -
II this country II ll~ plan~ earsv 30 Y q
sesesi ne larger sssnd ossfsFs o. sap
nent direct 10 New Yo.k sa3 6.~ r4a al IN
there snlenE tie larger et,es II she Atan
Tic s%sosasd. He hes been = s.n Fan
sireo and or Wf.&pa h.tba~ .uves iEas fgg
oy @ter conditions
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-17
LAID Up FOR FoaT. DAYS.
Extensive Repairs To Re Made On
the Injured Dtrigo.

Special Dispatch 70 chs Past Int Alssgeneef.
TACOMA. April fs-The steamer DEriSo
IL expected 20 GENE CT the 4uarserrnaster
dry5oek nexi Saturday. The steamer can
rot possibly be Operated ags5n for az least
forty days Extensive repairs 10 her ma
cntnery will Nc made after she comes ell
the dock. for which purpose sbe will be
brought ai0ngsiee Tire Puget Sound Dry
dock Company's foundry.
The revenue cutter Grant ard lighthouse
tender Manzanita will ba aocked after the
Dirtxo GENES Of. The latter had her bot
tom slightly injured by scrap.ug on the
roeks While resculng passengers from the
wrecked CITY OF Topeka
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-17
GoTcHEY - RECOVERING.
Physicians Thtnk He VIII Not Die
From His wanuds

Sts,saI I4ispstch fe :he Faxr-fn;silixencs~
Hf.AiSE- A1rti - -'rhat t'otcaey. who
now a settled coNvSrtt1a wsfa hss nurse
ara gfrsirsaTasA Thar re EiG recoT@r =
sas - RS strong. NfgoFo@@ constitution.
Cor TIE wound was decidedly dangerous
ans a A-st pyor2ancs3 fatsL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-17

stanal delegation "a what 3, eea!d, bat
without The yalzs bic aid OF ne citizens o.
seaiile taernse:ves Ihas oi! woit- -, les -,
passed. senator Wilson saw tae cpporfn-
nity - reward the man wh1m hs had In
tended - make postmaster. ana Mr. Nlng
gss appointed assaysr-
.-raere is no hurry about appsin:ing a
postmaster fer Seattle nov. said Senator
Wi-asn day or two after Wing appoint
msnt as assayer. '"T-aose fellows who
adn't want 10 see Wig appointed have
been wiring ami writing - have the APP
pc3nfu,ent delayed Wen. itu De delayed
Wonder how Ehey VIII Ike s1f''
How stewart Got In.
Tine heals many wounds. political as
yell as otherwise. snd In the recent sena
,orial fight ST Olympia George NJ. Stewart
made his peace with Senator Wilson. Thus
IL WIS ihat In The closing aour Of the las.
ss@Sto;i OF congress, when the gavel Was
about 70 fall that would reiegaie him frorn
The United States senate 70 private life,
Senator Wilson secured the appointment
by the president and the confirmation by
the senate CT George II. Stewart as post
master ~ Seattle. the appointment 20 take
the incumbent. Tire successful a.
forts II senator Foster. Congressman
Ct.shman ard James Hamilton Lewis 20
prevent. this must still be fresh in the
minds OF the Post-lnteli.gencer's readers.
How the Case stands Now.
TIE case iSAf EG@ presents NSSsr 10 the
postoftice department is tAis: A Democratic
pos master liz Office. with an unexp rel
commission and a Republican appoinses.
confirmed by the senate arxiousiy await
Ing 4 commission. The contention that the
Democrat does not go cut OF office Until
December il Upheld by The former con
gresham OF the state, supported b. two
Democratic senators still holding seats the
contrary held by the former Republican
senator. the present Republican senator
fToas the state occupying a perfectly aeu-
trail and unconcerned position. as becomes
one .ho has bee pretty much me same as
ignored after having received some assUr~
ances that his wishes fer delay would be
respected.
Mems VIII Hold the Fort.
The fourth assistant pcs master general
under whom comes The issuing % commits
sions. has said positively tea, Mems IS
i3oslT master anti December 81. I'd that Mr..
Stewart csn get nJ commission thrill then.
Efforts have been made in tae tatter's be
half 10 have Postmaster General Charles
Emory Smith review the decision. ana IL
Is now said that the question OF expiration
q term. when there has been recess . p
polutment. viii be submitted 10 the p-esi-
dent himself for A ruling. Which ever way
il goes. the Seattle case bids fair 30 be
cause ce.ehTe and 10 go down in depart
mental annals as having sssabl Shed per-
Wanent precedent.
ALLAN b, sLAUSsON.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-17

DENVER. Aprii fe.--Accordlng 10 the
latest report 81 Weather Foreeaster Brand
eahurg the total snowfall AT I.easyilie
during the winter vas 80 inches, 1T EFeck-
en.idge sTs inches The South Park Hire
OF the Colorado " southern Railway Com
pany Ia still biockaded by snow beyond
Breckenridge
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-17

Special Dispatch 20 the Pos, TnselIigencer
TACOMA. April is~~Ths quarterly ses-
sion Of the state beard Of pharmacy Will
be held at the Hotel Donneiiy commencing
tomorrow. A number 81 candidates for
registration as pharmacists viii he exam
ined. over 90 applications for renewal Of
registrations have been received
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-17

Mr.. John T.. welsh and Mss BIake
fnitsd Friday.

Special nispateh - ;Aa F'as:-!ntelll sence-.
SOUTH BEND. Arril Is John T WELSH
ara Mss htak" etre married Yesterday
gne sp4th Fork BY Rev Father 1enes RI
US Ar Weish ia Fyvsee4 slnE attorney far
Pacific county, ara Is enc az tins leading
raeu - y5is part If tEv state. H@ faNEnt
the FRS term % gra3el schools 81 S5Gfa
Rea8 Miss Saks being 4 NJ hsss3st ard
NJ Wvssh a rcD-e9Tl2T13 5sf7s art i special
als7@nssoon Fad 20 he secured for tie
rnarrtAEn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-17

'fishss where she aas been Visiting for
IS ssFaf weeks sasf Naxs Bennett rz.stfs.
= sFa. y Manila swrsnx her travels anss
So seaFe during s1aae - tas sseree~s
sasSsfihg since TIE tTaSarr~eT.sn bYoke aslt
ssse On ~fsster wrfshs I s~.-g~sg f,x,.s.,
~ ias IssslS river wh@n . setsas battery
.pens1 IRE us-sn faexu and tEsv sx~rs
aSfsss te return - ske ships IL tasss harkxor
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-17

TWO CADETSHIPS VACANT.
Washington Appointments for West
Point nnd Annapolis.

srecia; Dispatch to the Post.Intelisgencrr.
TACOMA. Arm ia cadet 10 West
Point and another IN Annapolis are 20 be
named this summer by the two congress
men l. "a expected that Congressman
cushman Will appoint the candidate 20 the
naval academy and that shs cadet - the
military academy will hesnamsd by Con
rresertan Jones over ico applications have
been nled for the appointments.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-17

LOST FROM THE EDITH.
Mate Mteska Falls Overheard and
Il Drowned,

Special Dispatch Ia the post-fnteligeRcer
DtNGENEsS Atsrli is,-iuitus X Niles
ka mate on rhs schooner Edith. fell over
hoard and was drowned while the scho1n.
ar was coming frpm Fort AngeirS 90 Dan
geness Yesterday. The body has not been
recovered
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-17
P)SIMASItRSH|P MIDDLE.
WHY STEWART WILL HAVE TO
WAIT UNTIL DECEMBER 30.
Wilson Promised That lie should
serve Oct His Term. and the De-
partmeat Hoids IL Did Not Conn
mence tntil He Was Conarmed.

Special Iszpatea 70 TIE pss,-In:elsigencer.
WASHINGTON. April fs.-la he Sea.tle
possofsAes case Is che u the strongest that
aes come Up before tas department FOR a
long tine To f8Iiy 1n3sEst&ssd the n1at-
ter. i ragxr Do recalled iEat rs sncs.ns-
Esant, Gen. Mem. L q SoGs neEner and a
Democrat, ard although apass.@t@d bv q
L@E4s -scrst.ss president @LIkse- a1al. he was
named fer appointment By Republican
senator ~assfea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-17
WAS UNDER FIRE WITH DEWEY.
Miss sadie neau~tte Exciting Ex-
pewiencex while at Manila.

Special Dispatch - tire POST -inteliiSencer
TACOMA April e, Mlss. x NJ f'ernets.
ehiesi daughter - Nelson Bennstt. re-
turned ou the tsleaus!e yesterday from iae
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-17

CHICAGO April fs.-Rsv, Or. w n.
Thomas in the Peoples church. today de-
c4ared himself believer in socialism.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-17
Presented With n Nafc h +.

Srecsaf Dispatch 10 the pesf-IntsfiIgencer
EVERETT Aprsi Is Las evening n"
employees ~ she Everett Wire Nal ard
Steel s'efs4rsaa ~ presented General Surerin-
,esatfent Thomas Middleton win IL hand
seine sold watch suitably engTas 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-17

squires most intimate friends were
among the Southern senator's. and three
or four of the closest Of these had been
besought - help TIE caaai3acy ~ Gen
Me.m for the Seattle p3stoffice. Without
going into the details q re requests il
Is sufficient 10 say that Squire took per
sonai view Of the personal Emporium ties
Of his personal fT ends, and Cen Mcem
having d good average Seattle backing
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-17

OF course, Senator Squire. being Re-
publican, insisted that the Republican in
cum6ent OF the office h3Uid Sc permitted
10 serve cut MS full terra, and as his ioGr
years did net expire UDt,l the 9Th II SpriI
iss3 Ger, Mems appointment when ID
was made by freSidsn, Cleveland was OF
necessity recess appointment " hen
congress met. in December therefore as
required hs law the president sent the
name OF Gen. Meem TO the senate for its
action Practically tbs was a new ap-
rointment. although Gen. Meem had been
drawing the salary fer ghi fnouthS Th,
senate took rs time 10 make tie confirrla-
ton. and then the f0rmaiities II bonds
etc and then the f0raaailt1es % bonds
Resulted IN pattfnG OF the issuing 81 tie
second comm ssion 10 Gen. Meefn until the
g1fa of December
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-17

SKAtSwAY AND KETyfffkA$-~sTH.
Hun 5oi-DT sails Tuesday 1ssal. > III
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-17

TIE Safe sraaraaer ~ Commerce 81
fh. meantime had fsAez ha& - t@s 49,
$50 aStee a-i ara thsessgh tasf business
as trade rsga s}ssrs As4 2solstere@ HP zee
r. s~u~e a-4 gwen l. gstseHs5 rStAer
sHa. - sress ~ gert Hnce. TIRE sseTe'-srT =
sha .re4ssr t0tsTse8 g. H@3 the ease
r~ma Vt gre ca31Ak" committee. S.'eS*
hyss- A.,r sees ln seatx.s. became interest ssl
AT gave - x&4.zacsa 241 4at c2Es
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-17

ASK fer your tickets tn Missouri river
points and the Southeast via Northern
Pacific and burlington route the only
Hne running through iosiYis; -isepers be-
tween Seattle and the Missouri river
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-17

President Mckinley will push an electric
hutton ans start tkc work an shc hreak-
water al ssn Pedro. Cal on April p
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-17
squire. Personal Popularity.

Squire made no enemies. II his voice or
his vote was needed by any other senator
10 help out on a bill that would not be
positively had legislation. he generally
got IL, with the understanding that the
favor was 10 be returned whenever need
ed. In this way the joviai Wash ngton
senator had many supporters be could call
To- his aid whenever needed That be made
god Use OF them AZ times the records %
the congress ia which he served quite
frruilarfix shnsU
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-17

History now takes "a jump 20 the time
Of the campaign 81 lsSsi. when Gen Metn
being good and loyal Gold Democrat.
refused 20 aid and abet The Bryan forces
I'm their Efforts to seat silver on the
throne OF finance ana commerce. hut, on
the other hand. did wha: he could -
bring abOu; the election % Republican
president preferable 70 the victory ot
Bryanlsln a. Popunsm Republicans gem
orally all over the country II VIII he Fa-
mernaered. felt very friendly - their Gold
Democrat ailje- and quite a number OF
marks Of esteem were subsequently, 5!s-
trthuiad by President NJ kinley. senator
Wilson. meeting Gen MecT. PRESENTLY
assured him that he aoalf be In M dan
ger ~ removal, and would certainly De
allowed 20 serve ouj hts term. 50 mat
terS went on until the spring Of SOS when
great pressure WAS brought - hear upon
the post0ffice department and upon Sem
&tpT Wilson 10 bring a0pGt the removal
81 Gen Me.Gl and appoint a good, stall
wsfi Republican In his place A. that
time there wcYe TWO candidates more
prominent than all the o;heTs-fhe ureSsu:
apponte|. George NJ Stewart and the
now government assayer at Seattle Fred
4 Wig
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-17

IL IL er sG&S3ftGG EAT o. custom q 4a-
rnizIstfat80aS. Ritsouf r gard 10 politics.
70 permit senator. n ma er wat tbs
party am ati8us 20 name the postmaster
Ia tse C.tF IL Hakrn he Ives Were thls
Hog 50, taeTe n ERE ~ a tines a. s1asteT-
az " that saIes.rs T44&lR necessary BE-
tsSesa q PRESENT al zee senate. in ORDER
thai sac former $ appointments m gat RE
e9asFa n4 t9e 4a.sss- acre the major
siR 81 Eae &esAse = politically opposed to
me administrator, x Is Necessary that s41n
personal cCaFteE.+S saaf. De sxtsu4e2 TO
sen4.3gs c. eg;a3ryls2E oas N ssst indeed be
4 - ana far astweeE
30 II That Senator Squire Rad the
naa ifg % ite S%atsIe postmaster four
gs&FS ago Iasn. now snere were no
l4c& Of candidates a.na 80 ne q: them had
l}tei icgz+s - seattle aEa haA been more
ce.sgseeteg J. i6e1.taea VIII Seatgle's bust
ness ia5ls@sts Than she So Sssui ole.
Bar - he nafa-ng y ;as. men was per-
scL8. g -4F 4esy e esnst8g "a 4ire. s. was
hs e.ect29n II "a a ~ ;as EFG g personal
WISH toe senator. II Ia. see personal
equation Nas ever a large l&etor IN what
success Squire achieved lcr himself his
rsty and state while oCegpy ng sea- IN
Tie senate. He lived At j swell motel dlns1
frequently a, the AetFcpo..tan GLIB. enter
tanned c0ngen1ai sefs ar a iTiSuds with lit
tie suppsrs al chamb rlain's after the doors
were closed al ] a IN and. II fact. was
generally put down as one OF the senator a.
club VI jolly good fellows.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-17
rryinE to Get MA OF Mecrn.

When TIE citizens ~ Seattle began -
talk a6oug the apF1lr trDert of \ Rapuah-
can postmaster ard tAe general impress
slam hai gsua abroad that Gen Meon
was to % removed i'ssfvic, Attorney "
X Cav called 0qcn Meprn one say as the
bearer ~ y use SzAee from Wilson. asking
toF Meesss ressi snatnu. ITO - held uatil
thp proper tluse
New Heeu - one ~ }Snse ~.1o distrUst
tAs Greeks eK eU hearing gifts ard instead
uf giving direct answer asse. tlHs@ "a
think tt 1v@~ He consulted hts attorney.
baH;ei ketisher who wired James HawA-
tan tHwfs - fRd 0st what wilson aas
up ga Neon En tse meantime. cGyar7}sni-
Gated wsth ais southern friends IN TIE
senate TnGairY ~ TIE paStaf5&cs depart
Ws.r Afeelry>,sA TIE gscesslIaeiv interest
tvE information INA; tAe s2eseDaster gen
sra. Aaf as-en considering tae matter =
Mrsrs. = resaas AZ ard rather n&si tss I'M
frsssfea irons al ~ bad beard ahour t5e
matter thtt Nee ~ was sealte Afs8 c8sfe
ie.,eYrl f.rf faat fnr work - Eao o<sce
sss f.rve aN1aw continually and vas cAr-
rfs8 en slnsoSt whol}T ~ he able ana So
49,. >.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-17
Wing Wa. wilson. Choice.

That Senator Wilson favored Wing was
no secret here or elsewhere. Al thN Zine
TIE Seattle essay office was \ wtii-3'fhe-
wsp. which Senator Wilson had H,fle
hope - causing 10 shine ~ bis advantage.
The Tostotaee was more tangible and k
- IS promised - Wing Stewart as max
ing a fart hst hopeless q Wilson's n
elrSement only one t6ing stool IN TIE
way - tire appointment 81 Wing emf hHt
was the senator's own thouEh1i~es prom
- - MecTn that NJ should ee eli8Sed -
serve oui his Germ. When ~ male that
promise NJ probably 80 TO; res3're bow
laug after as 7wn terra as senator should
txplre Neon wonIA sfIM D. " o.aca
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-09-03
REASON VERSUS MONEY.

The very worst cancer upon the bo,!y
of politics is the corrupt use of money
in elections and the bringing of every
thing to the measurement of the dollar
All crimes against an honest ballot, 1h-
prejudiced and mpurchased, ought TO re-
ceive the condemnation of good men of
all parties, but the fact that money
talks" and 'the barrel wins is the
worst condemnation upon the politics oi
any State No section has been free from
crimes upon the ballot. The South has
often, by one method on another, kept
the negro from voting. 1t has not pre-
tended that it was strictly legaa and has
defended it upon the ground that it
was necessary to prevent corrupt gov
means. Except in isolated instances the
purchase and sale of votes. and the cont
vertlmg of an election into an affair of
bargain and sale, have had no place N
our Southern politics. The canker of
bribery has hardly touched the South.
Writing of the political campaigns
in Kentucky and Ohio, the Washington
correspondent of the Baltimore Sun
gives two paragraphs which suggested
the above thought. We quote:
''In Kentucky the fighting will be
done on the stump Money does not even
play any prominent part in Kentucky
elections At this time the conditions
are such that no amount of it could ex-
ercise any appreciate influence.
''rhere will be great speaking in
Ohio also this autumn; In fact, the
will be fully as lively as any
which have preceded. But money is
going to do great deal of the talking,
and money will surely talk TO effect
The head of the barrel Of both cam
paign committees win be knocked out,
and the barrels of both sides will be
big ones"
That is equivalent to saying that
South of the Ohio river the voters can
not be corralled with dollars; mo
of money could exercise any |
appreciable influence" Just across tho |
Ohio river, we are gravely told that |
money will surely talk to effect" In |
the land of Blackburn and Goebel, the |
reason of the voter must be convinced: |
in the land of Mark Hanna and George |
B. Cox, it is his pocketbook that must |
be reached. No wonder that Ohio has
as a Senator the most corrupt and base
man that ever occupied a seat in the |
Senate chamber when money surely |
-alks to effect"
The contrast is one of which Ken
lucky has cause to feel proud.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-09-03
AN OPENING FOR A NEW ENTERPRISE.

Elsewhere in today's paper we publish
communication from Capt. y. w,
West, of Raleigh, which contains a
practical suggestion which ought to he
acted upon. He asks. why cannot
Raleigh have n seed farm and house. Z"
and proceeds to show that all that is
needed is a capable man who has faith
and industry. The mbney could BE
easily raised by the right sort Of man.
The climate and the land are suita5lp
and man of the proper Kind could bulld
up a profitable business which he conld
hand down to his children and childrens
children.
One suggestion I'M Mr. Vests article
is instructive. He says that the seed
business is one that stays i'm the family,
goes down frcm father to sem. When
ever a man buys seed that suit him, he
docs not want to change and SO we find
the business of supplying seed almost
monopolized by firms composed OF the
sons of the founders. The name is t.le
biggest asset in the business
We hope that one or more progressive
men will think about the idea in Capt,
Vests article, that the seed sown in
the press may terminate and yield the
desired harvest. Raleigh ought to have
seed and bulb house that would sup
ply the State. An that is needed is i
fair amount Of capital and practical
man.