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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17
STEAMER
THOMSON
Arrives Spick and Span Al r
Tempestuous Voyage

The steamer Eilhu Thomson, Cap
tain Jones. I've days overdue from
Naldea. arrived at her dock shortly
after s o'clock this morning ire
steamer looked AZ taut and trim as
the day she set sail. although she
experienced several nocturnal squalls
Of more than ordinary severity.
She left Naldea on January and
that night heavy sou'enHter came
swooping along that sent the Htaunch
steamer tossing on the pillows Ike
a toybont. Shs laid by all that night
and rode out the gale splendidly
The storm continued and the
steamer made Yakutat on the night
Of the Tth. The gale modsrating
somewhat the Thomson started out
on the following morning. only 20
ind herself In the teeth OF a sitter
blow than the one she had just
passed through.
Back 70 Yakutat
: There was nothing left 70 do but 10
make YakutRt again. When about rs
miles from that port on her sec
ond attempt at sailing a regular old
spadoR came bowling along with n
velocity that sent the steamer scud-
ding through the white caps like an
N'N'Atf sft'Nhf ~ AttEh NAhh was AN~
companied by n binding. drlxzlina
aieet that chilled to the bone. Then
the worst thing that can happen 20
n vessel at sea occurred. her fuel
gave out. The wind veared and for
hours the boat had n fierce tussie
with the angry waters. that threat
ened 70 enRulf her at every moment.
Her passage through Icy straits was
perilous one. but she finally
reached Juneau.
Yesterday Pleasant Day
on her way down from there the
weather continued stormy and the
only pleasant day experienced on the
entire voyage was yesterday
The steamer brought is passengers
and cargo OF 700 tons of copper ore
from Virgin Bay to the Tacoma
smelter.
The Thomson left vaides before
the mail from Circle city reached
there. but she brought down a guam
tity OF mail from the Yukon.
She sails again for Valdes on Mon
day morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17
SPRINGS
A JOKER
Kitchener Offers to Re-
lease Boer Women

LONDON. Jan. IT.--Gan. Kitchener
has answered one phase Of the ar
guments against treatment accord
Cd prisoners IN concentration camps
which places the matter squareiy be-
fore the Beers for answer and comes
as a surprise.
In a budget 81 mail received at the
ministry today came . letter. for
waFded by Kitchener, which waa
from Acting President Echaikburger
addressed to Premier Salisbury. IL
was q letter of protest against the
treatment accorded Beer women In
the South African concentration
campo. Charges Of fragrant abuses
were made. and ill-treatFnent from
British soldiers.
Kitchener cent his reply At the
same time. and said he would send
all women and children. who were
willing 10 leave the concentration
camps. 20 SchaikbuFEnr, that the
latter might treat them as he saw
fit He aays the charges are with
out foundation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17

Political Outlook New
Lawyers Admitted

OLYMPIA, wash, Jan. 17.--Any
doubts that may have heretofore ex-
listed in the minds OF office seekers
and present incumbents, concerning
the policy 20 be pursued by Gov.
Mcbride in the distribution Of state
patronage, appear 20 have been en-
tirely dispelled by the announce
ment that he viii officially inspect
all state Institutions In February.
II IL not deemed probable that the
governor win make any changes un-
I'll his return.
The following candidates success
fully passed the state bar examlnn-
ton yesterday. Thos. ID. j. Healey,
WhatcOm; A. w. Ewing, Seattle, w
II. Crist. Everett. VIM. Mcclure, Sc
attic: y. u. Trefethen. seattie6 VIM.
Gaylebenrd, Seattle: VIM. II. Beat
ty, Seattle; IT, G. Bell, Spokane; Ar
thur II. Sherwood, Walln Walla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17
SIGNALS
OBSCURE

NEW YORK. Jan. i7.--At todays
session 81 the New York tunnel In
quest. testimony In support Of En-
gineer Wiskers' contention that the
signal lights were frequently OBJ
secured. was introduced.
The report Of an engineer wac Of
fersd in which he said he had run
a whole train length past a red
light. which wis obscured by fog
and smoke. Examinations are be-
ing closely conducted. with many
prominent attorneys present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17

Hereafter the fumiEation Of big
liners coming from the Orient 70
Victoria viii be altered. II has been
customary heretofore 10 quarantine
tins steamers at william Head. " here
the baggage and effects Of the Cht-
nese and japanese passengers were
fumi9ated. This has caused a dsiny
and has handicapped the steamboat
men from making connection with
the overland trains from Victoria
Now the steamers and baggage
will all be fumixated az Hongkonx
whore a very complete plant has
been installed japanese passenger
wfll be similarly treated at Yoko-
hama. II Ia expected that the new
arrangement VIII give great salts
faction 70 the saloon passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17

NEW York. Jan. i-.--Emperor
william commissioned Cary. Smith a
Barley. Of New York. 20 construct
his new yacht because they were the
designers OF racing yacht which
was bought BY him and proved sue
cesSfGl In many races. That he IA a
thorough going sailor IL evidenced
BY The fact that he chose 10 have
his new yacht Of schooner RIG. lie
IL an accomplished skipper and often
sails his racing yachts In regRttas.
The launching VIII take place at
Staten Island probably on February
Is. The vessel VIII be IN. largest Of
schooner yachts. She will be ist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17
SAYS DRAGA'S
A BAD ONE

VIENNA, Jan. IA Belgravian
dispatch says that King Alexander
Of servia Is about TO take another
turn In the panorama OF his domes-
tic troubles. and that he has asked
the Greek church to arrange for n
divorce for him from Queen DraRa.
Sensational statements are made in
the petition, which n proved would
place Draga I'm a very unsayory
Hight.
Alexander names -four co-reapon-
dents who are accused Of everything
improper with the queen. He also
charges her with using her Influence
70 deplete the funds Of the treasury.
His uncle Is again In high favor, al
though he was allowed 10 return
from exile only on the condition that
he should kiss the queens hand a1d
aak her pardon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17

Kuyper rendered his opinion TO
Kruger and persuaded him 20 waive
all demands for the absolute indie
pendonce OF the South African re-
pubiics. Kruger aequiesced on the
condition that Tire approval OF the
people o. the republics should be
frst obtained.
II Is generally conceded that the
people 81 the republics would will
ingly consent TO such an agreement
and that Il would taks but n short
time 10 set such an expression.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17
MORCAN'S
new MOVE
Reported Steamer Com
bine Confirmed

LIVERPOOL, Jan. f7.-Connrma-
ton OF the report that steamship
maguatcs are now en- route 20 Amer
fen 10 transfer the White Star Line
~ the American ocean shipping COM
blnc. that which J. Pierpont Morgan
u forming. was printed here today.
The confirmation II based on an
interview with a steamship owner Of
Liverpool who IL interested IN the
White Star line. and he admits that
the combine IN fairly under way by
which MOrRau'a plan II inaugurated.
n IN said the transfer viii be made
Immediately upon the arrival OF the
White Star representatives.. and
other lines are expected 10 merge
heir lnterents Within q few WeekR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17

the woodwork viii be Of teak. There
win b nothing snowy either in the
construction or fntsh - the boat.
IL will be Just a ataunch. fast Amsri-
can schooner. roomy and cofufort-
able. such as any man Of fortune
having love % tho see might buy
The main saloon ia about IS feet
square and has an extension IN bic
that viii seat "a people. A ball may
be given on deck.
The smperor's room In about -
feet long. II contains brass bed
stead. ssvsraI wardrobes. dressing
table and writing desk. The room
has a large akyliKht in fact. II IL a
feature OF the yacht that every
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17
after EN-

FORT WORTH, Texas. Jan. IT,
A heavily armed Sheriff's posse. re-
lnforced by United States troops. IL
securing the mouptalns In the Klowa
Comanche reservation I'm search
Of the murderers Of Sheriff Smith
and Deputy Eureka Mt Anndarlso.
n IN believed the outlaws are recent
ly escaped conviots from the Leaven-
worth penitsntiary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17
KRAUSE

LONDON. Jan. 1.-THE trial OF
pF. Kranse. the former governor Of
johannesburg, on a charge Of incit-
ms the murder Of John Douglas Fos.
ter, an Engilshman. who was on the
staff of Lord Roberts. began today.
krRuss pleaded not guilty. Owing
to the novelty % the case ls IL at
tracing wide attention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17

making "coo~goo eyes" at the jury
men, and for a time the court was
IN the upr0ar, which the balllffs
Quelled with difficulty. while the
two actresses glared and made faces
al each other.
Miss Evess0n appeared IN Seattle
but a few weeks ago as leading lady
with Thos Eeabrooke in Sydney Ros-
enfeid's comedy, "A Modern CRU
soc" Her beautiful face and figure,
in fact. were the chief points Of inter-
est In the production.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17
For Clean Streets

A new flushing outft. recently
purchased by the city for the clean
Ing OF brick streets. will be put TO
work Sunday on the YsHler way
district. The streets will be regu-
larry flushed twice each week. the
dirt being forced into the catch
basins. That which IL not carried
away by the water viii then be MT
ed from the catch basins and hauled
away In wagons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17
KRUGER YIELDS
Would Not Demand Absolute independence il
Beers Would Give Approval

AMSTERDAM. Jan. iT.--on the
=. q authority here It Is stated
:, ne possibility Tor bringing an
= "A the Besr war Is at hand and
-, svsrsures vii Be made within
-, shsrs time which will solve
!. wchlean. Or. Kuyper. premier
!. ne.iana. aid not So TO England
~ .As purpose OF submitting any
...r.sstlon. but solely 10 secure
srswIeixs o. British feeling.
~ he return 70 Amsterdam Or.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17
IN A HAREM

} CONSTANTINoPLE. Jan. II.
} Montenegro has demanded In
dssnnity from the sultan for the
J murder OF q subject and will
force the claim II necessary.
Russia has announced that
} she - back % the demand and
win uss all her strength 20 see
that Il h met forthwith.
The Montenegron murdered
was a maid servant Ia the royal
harem and while such affairs
arc surrounded with thu utmost
} secrecy. e Is understood she
was strangied with a scarf by
the order OF the keeper OF the
harem. for the infraction OF
some petty rule pertaining 20
D visitors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17
SHE MAKES "GOO GOO EYES,
At JURY FOR $500

r.fHsLADELPHIA, Pa. jan IT,
.~ Eysxson the actress was
sssfced tis10 damage today
s.aH Fiorence zieRfei1. the hns-
- - q Anna Held, for breaking a
.-... et Tor part % the present
- ~ MISS Held was on the stand
- snase re9uked her for attempt
-. make a theater out Of the
- ss ro1nn. and aaid there was no
2 tragie attitudes and poses.
80 - atfcrney for the defense re-
f''sa " seclalng Miss Evearon OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17

todtn "a ventilated n0t ufiiy by dead
iixhfs through the side in the usual
manner. bat also BY means 81 sky-
llRhia. For supplementary vcntiiA-
ton there are lifted mushroom ven
tiiEtoFs along the side. made % ape-
cial pattern. according 20 sketches
furnished by the emperor. Just az,
OF the owners ssatsroom r. a bath
room. beyond which Is a Wallets
room.
WASHINGTON. .. C.. Jan. IL
The ship building firm constructing
Emperor Williams yacht announced
this morning that the date Of the
launching had been fixed for Feb
ruary &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17
STATE FEDERATION OF
LABOR NOW ASSURED
Congress at Tacoma After Much Diplomatic
Work. Adopts Plan That Meets Favor

TACOMA. Jan. 1.-THE labor con-
groas convened at 1880 o'clock this
morning. all delegates being present
The FIRST matters Ia come up was
the question of organizing "A state
federation Of labor. This was left
20 the committee OF seventeen last
night and soon after assembling ~.
u. Merritt, Of Spokane. chairman Of
the committee. said he was ready TO
report.
The constitution was prefaced by
a preamble which entered into the
intentions and advantages OF such
an organization. The body ~ the
document followed tho principle OF
similar organizations. The name
adopted IL che Washington state
Federation OF Labor. and will in-
eiude In membership all trades and
labor unions that may desire TO
hniiiats II Ia the intention % the
federation 20 strive for legislation
which VIII benefit unlenlHm and the
individual union man.
AHnasi csHvsatisas
There win be held annual convan-
lions of the federation. Two dele
gates from each labor organization
IN The state viii be admitted but
such delegates must attend IN per-
son, az no proxies will De admitted
Tho federation vii consist % an
executive and legislative body. each
% which win be composed OF a COM
mittes 90 ave.
siEty Days Gives
n IL agreed that vote % IN. stats
labor congress will be necessary 20
adopt N report Of the committee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17
lUM YOU
CAPTURED
aurderer When Found
Is HaIf-Drunk

YOUTH BEND. Jan. liam You
AZ. sssAped murderer. was captured
1 As,'h'ns at about . O'Clock and
- rss,n safely lodged in the jau.
flgfi . e.a commissioner met last
~ Al. -.1 offered q fsNard III 400
ne y, ssptnre, and early THIS morn
~ rns,I isi men started out 10 win
psrrss, DICK Pgasieg ana Josh
aslis \, i''et hii Hockey IN the woods
,faeks \. Vgna ana he told " fresh
nsn N lhree men trsekaa 49, gotta.
fsa r 'gr about eiebt r1,t ~ ,,yta,
~ Llm You W. ~ ,,iss. Wh ,sn
n ~ bottle u whisky ana ! nali
49, but made ~ r.,. : p4.''
Would s ~. how he esoapes I.grn
oDsn s' 1n'y say that tn dear gaa
.- ne walked out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17
SUSPENDED

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. IT,
Mayor Schmitz has suspended
County Clerk Mahoney on account
Of the pledges and appointments
made by the latter before election ia
violation OF the charter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17
Corporation Wins

a jury In Judge Prather's depart
ment of the superior court returned
n verdict this morning for the de-
PENDANT In the case OF William Met
calf against the Seattle Electric
company Metcalf sued for $3.50.
alleged personal injuries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17
CONDOR SAFEp

VICTORIA. n. c.. Jan. if.--Capt.
Fleet OF the Phaeton here. says he
thinks the steamer Condor IL all
right. lie believes she used all her
coal IN a storm and then resorted 10
sail Honolulu not being In the re-
gion OF the trade winds AT this time
% the year. the steamer cannot
mako port.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17
Henry Norris Missing

Henry y. Norris. jf.. aged n years,
il missing from HIS rooms 81
Cherry street. He disappeared last
Monday. Ilis friends are becoming
anxious about him and have report
"a the matter % the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17

The women Of Japan nre now
largely employed In telephone and
postoffloes, and they are said 10 be
excellent bookksepers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17

A raid on New York policy shops
dtscioseA the fact that their receipts
are sS,sto,0 n year. 81 which their
patrons set back $500 o$po.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17
WEATHER FORECAST

For Seattle and Vicinity-Tonight
and Saturday, occasional rain. fresh
70 brisk southeast winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17

LONDON, Jan. IA movement 10
conciliatr the opposing factions in
the contest for the Liberal leadership
Ia parliament Ia again baked. Lord
RoHebery has rejected a scheme
whereby he would assume the leader
ship In the house OF lords while Sir
Henry Campbell Zimmerman will
continue as leader In the house Of
commons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17
SUBSIDY
MEASURE
ACCEPTED
Senate Commerce Com.
mittee Authorizes a
favorable Report

wasHISGTON. D. q, Jan. IL.
m snats COMMITTEES on COM
nerss today. BY a strict party vote.
fss<ssd Chairman Frye TO make a
hssaele report to the senate on his
xl proyiding subsidies for ships.
" changes have been made in an.
IS since first reported with the ex-
nVttoa Of cue OF two rather minor
&ssilA The hill win probably come
y fsr consideration next week
Against Anareay
The house COMMITTEES on judiciary
saday began considering the various
Asti-anarckist bills
rev bill Was presented by At
tFpey General Knox. which makes
- 2asauit on the president. result
~ fatally, a capital offense 70 b
I'D In United States court.
A. assault that does not resull
sally may be deemed 3 ca pgtaI Of
s<se within the discretion q the
mt.
Cable ossssiaa
~ Pacific cable question was
NJ argued before the house COM
- o. interstate aud foreign COM
xns today
Asstl@nt Clark. cf tire Western
H&AE< adFosated q government
ssz@ 90 the ground that q cable
hE W the Commercial company
vyE tsprfye the Western Union Of
Z ArE h1ssness resulting. while a
FrEnnsat cable would divide the
*HszS
fzrzl Grssiy. chief signal officer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17

nan " ,v,'nsshsrt. son u Council.
POINTED .. klnehart. has beSn an.
s'f Devscmon' - Vlafantine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17
THE.
DRUG


Is still In Existence, But This
Store Does Not, Has Not,
and Will Not Become a
Party to Their High-Priced
Schemes. Witness These
Prices:
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II was stated in behalf Of Hamli.
ton that In the legislature he had
almost uniformly voted for the de-
rnands ~ organized labor. This won
n good deal 81 sympathy. Then Carl
Rosenberg wanted 10 know n the
grievance had been taken before the
Trades council of Tacoma. Mr.
Losie admitted that ~ had not.
Continued on p"ge threeJ
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-12-20
McDOnald'S Letter.

PHOENIX, Ore, Dec. Is, 1902
EDITOR DAwN:-Perhaps some OF
your readers would like to know what
has become of the old "Pop." We are
in jackson county, Oregon, and like
the country. Health is good and the
weather fine for the time of year,
everybody busy, times very good, prices
fair. Beef on foot So. so. hogs on foot
S.. 80, potatoes and onions 81 per hun.
dred. chickens 81 SO per dozen.
We have had no freezing weather
yet, more than a moderate frost. The
Phoenix doctors sit on the corners and
wonder why the Almighty gives the
people such good health. Ii some OF
those old wind-wrinkled folks would
come here and get the frozen crust
thawed Lose from their backs. they
would not have to ask how to be born
again, as the change would be SO plain.
l see our old friend Drew occasional
ly. He says this is paradise, if knows
what the word means, and he thinks
he does. Yours truly.
F. S. MCDONALD.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-12-20
SOME CHANGES.

beginning with our first issue in
January, THE DAWN will enter on its
10th volume and we shall make some
radical changes in it's general makeup
and conduct, viz:
FIRST:-It will be issued on Thurs.
day afternoon.
SECOND:-Local line advertisements
will not be interspersed among local
news, except at 1Oc. per line each inser-
ton. Local line advertising will be
put under the healing of ''Burgains'
or scattered among headed matter.
THIRD:-All subscriptions not paid in
advance or within three months afte
name is entered on the books will be
charged at $l.25 yer year.
FOURTH:-All church and society
locals announcing socials, festivals,
suppers, dinners, etc., etc, where tho
objective point is money, will be
charged at regular rates, &c. per line.
All other church or society locals will
be published free.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-12-20
Normal Notes.

Great preparations are going for
ward for the Christmas exercises to be
given in Assembly Hall, Friday after
noon by the pupils of the training
school. The little people are in the
usual state of excitement over the
Christmas tree which is being decor
ated in the gymnasium.
One of the events of the social year
took place when the first year class
gave reception to the members and
the faculty. The gymnasium was
prettily decorated and games were in
dulged in after which refreshments
| were served
The third year class made their
formal appearance Tuesday morning
during assembly. Their appearance
was greeted with yells from second
year, juniors and seniors. After taking
possession of the platform they sang
their class songs which were received
with rounds of applause.
The lecture period Thursday morn.
ing was devoted to singing and GLORIOUS
work. The program was carried out
as usual Tuesday morning by the class
representatives
The Warde Company; which played
here Wednesday night, made special
rates to Normal students, many of
whom took advantage of this oppor-
tunity to hear Mr.. Herman in the
Lions Mouth"
Work will be resumed again in the
Normal Monday, January 5. The extra
week vacation isgreatly appreciated by
the students.
Miss Bethesda l. Beals left for her
home Friday afternoon to spend the
vacation with her parents in Seattle.
Miss Proudfoot will be the guest of
Miss Anna Frost in Olympia during the
holidays.
Miss Hoffman and Miss Evans expect
to pay their first visit to the Sound the
week during the state association.
Miss Ella |. Harris will visit friends
in Seattle and deliver paper before
the State Pathological Society. 1t
will probably be from some of her we'll
known latin translations, which have
been we'll received abroad as well as in
this country.
The little daughter of Prof. j. Nj.
Morgan, who has been seriously i'll with
typhoid fever is slightly improved.
Prof. Wilson will attend the meeting
OF the Board of Higher Education next
week in Seattle.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-12-20
Court House Notes,

FL. G. Mutehart was given a sentence
of three years at hard labor in the state
prison at Walla Walla,
Fl. G.. Mutehart, grand larceny, three
years in state prison.
Charles Rhodes, petit larceny, one
month in county jail, 800 fine and costs
amounting to $55
j. Il. O'Fiel, plead guilty to simple
assault; 10 days In county jail.
Geo. Urbane vs.. Vince Kanglarich;
case dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
Amalya Kokale VS. Simon Kokale.
divorce granted, temporary custody of
infant awarded plaintiff: alimony for
support Of child SIS per pontb.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-12-20
Industrial Notes.

According to the returns in the AS
SCISSORS Office, Kittitas county has the
folling:
Horses and mules 1854 head, valued
at $l15,275.
Cattle 16, l4S head, valued at s292, $40.
Sheep 59,51S head, valued at Sl19, 223.
Hogs 1852 head, valued at Sc, 92O.
Total value of personal property, 81,
52O,552.
Value OF lands, including improve.
ments, $1,7SS,l15.
Total value of property, s4.366, 542
Kittitas county has an area Of 2,414
square miles, with population OF II,
900.
W. T. Sheldon threshed in the valley
this season, IS, SIG bushels of oats, Is,
5SS Of barley, 10, 962 of wheat and 273 OF
rye. He also baled 1880 tons of hay.