The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1903-03-15

TO convenient proportions; complete public telephone
ond wireless telegraphy system has done away with
much letter writing Natural forces that formerly went
70 waste or monopozed by individuals have been
transformed public servants to produce to
nm cars and heat domestic and manufacturing pur
noses noticeable result is that watering stock is
M longer as fashionable in the days of j. p Morgans
supremacy in fact it is the universal testimony that
intelligence people honest not especially in
to1gence but other feIIoWS Did you stop to
think how hard it would be to deceive man who knows
as much you do and possibly more?
The effects of this system of education being
felt beyond borders. The product of Agricultural
schools finished the colleges of the land proved
greater attraction to the other nations of the earth than
orr improved light and effective implements and ma
chimes These trained took with them trained
helpers into the richest portions of the earth
science won the battle against malaria; and knowledge
killed sectional srifes and instructions and dsarmed
suspicion, thus making it possible for ambitious young
Americans to make homes for American wives where
none Adventures dared before. The fertile plains
of South America and the once malarial districts OF
Central Africa have long been responding to the inte
gence and industry imported from "Yankeedom'; and
Mr. Mortimer Leverngs prediction to the Federation OF
Agricultural Students at Chicago in November 1902,
that american farm boys would rule the world is
rapidly becoming fact and their conquest has been
boodless one this sort of expansion IS being a0et
coDed nation has accomplished the overthrow of
the liquor traffic. thus reducing taxes 80 cent as the
policing the land and trying and housing of criminals
was always a large direct item in taxes and much
profits from the activities carried on under public con-
troll connection with returns from the forestry de-
parment the nation will be sufficient for the entire
maintenance of government.
The church which has since the time of Christ.
the forerunner of intelligence, is fourishing be-
yond anything that the great disciples of the beginning
of the century dreamed.
visited the busy city of last week. just twenty
three from visit during the great flood of Jan
uary to 6, 1903 Ga week more before our meeting
there that year, when Prof Hacker, who has since
acceptably Secretary of Agriculture was
with u.s. and by the way, he first to establish
agricultural school after the law providing for such
passed that winter) The weather den-
tical with that my previous VISIT but flood
the superabundance of water in all streams OF the
land is held back the hills for future use
in supplying heat and power for mans benefit Kent
always had great natural advantages and yet it is sur
prise to behold the development in the city and sur
rounding country. Homes such my old far
seeing friend T. Alvord confesses far beyond the
widest stretch of his imagination in those days of floods
torn-up fences. visited at the home of the daugh-
ter of that friend. Even here was marked advance
ment though her mother of the best home
makers of those days, and possessed of much
practical knowledge of affairs.
Nothing is now heard of wOman's rights because her
equality with is recognized and they labor mar
moniousy for the advancement of the but wisely
recognize in respects their spheres sepa-
rate. rode back to the Metropolis of the Pacific, in
fifteen minutes over one of the roads of the
wealth Ca driven by the force that was dr1v
ing the the second stories of their dwellings
outs walked Auburn thence by train to Tacoma and
hOat 10 ar Of