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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-13
J. DOMAIN REAVIS.
Is W. SECOND SOUTH,
PHONE 17S
AT THE SIGN:
WHOSE ROOF Is OVER YOUR
HEAD2'
LERnWN.s - T0WN

CROWNS IN TOWN.
There is no better time than right now
to purchase home or building lot Why
put IT off until next year, when il Will
cost YOU more money Listen
2i2X10 rods. Groom hOuSe. near West
Side High school -----.--..............$2 s.. 500
7-room modern. corner lot. 47I2x12)
ieet, faces So and east on Sd St. $500
7-room brick. u block from West
Temple, 3izx9 rods, close iR..........$ $3.50
New 5-roOm modern. 4IIkxI3a feet.
between LIST and I'd So. west side.
cloSe lh- only--..----- go
4-room and summer kitchen. hath,
O. J.. lawn. shade. 35Nf42 feet to all
ley, in call of both depots. 81. 500
New double brick. 2sa rods frontage.
rent Tor 30 per mo-. only --..-.----.-Sl,15 80
4-room brick house and new store.
close TO public school................S2.2 20
Piss rods. 8-room house. on % East.
CLOSE lh .-.... 800
SIXTY rods. corner ON North TemnJo
l-room house. room for other
houses .-...- .----.... ..-.-. -----.-----$1, 60
lots ON Sth East. 1 block from LIB
crty park, 5O-foot front. both for....S $50
Terms can be had on every place adj
BROWNS IN TOWN.
Nchls houses sells Real Estate. Loans
money. No. u T. list So, Ground Floor
OUR speciality is homes-homes for the
I rich the moderate and the poor. W..
cater 20 the homc-buyers Right now is
the time TO secure the home for which
/ You nave been planning.
The Home Investment & Savings Co.
mas what YOU want. and can sell it to you
/ on easy terms
a lovely broom house. bath elec. light.
/ not and cold water. cellar and "A good
$500 7-room brick house and large lot
I $3.50. New 6-room frame house and a
/ large lot. facing east Terms
cI si,ss broom frame. pantry; cellar.
! eastern part of city. Terms.
/ SLOW 4-room house. pantry. closets.
/ cellar. 2lzN1z rods Of land. Terms.
hese are only = few Of the bargains
/ We have for sale Call and see us for va
/ want lots and cIUse-in acreage. also
/ homes. any locality. any size any price
| The Home Investment g. Savings Co.
/ 6. s and 10 West First South ST.
]
/ NEW 5-room modern cottage. 18TH East
1 bet. LIST and 2nd So. will take vacant lot
! as part payment. See owner. 30 No. Isl
( West st.
! DON'T advertise sales or purchasers
7 have recently sold house on AIN East
I and 9Th south 20 Mr. Stocking who has
/ refused $500 Tor his bargain also a cot
/ tage on Pitts St. TO Mr.. Soderberg. Wro
/ resoid NJ a profit Of $3.50. A few more
/ bargains left. Thomson. 131 Main Real
/ estate bought. sold and exchanged.
]
! THE IN, Cotiator." a biz list Of realty
/ bargains, free Al office. 10 w. "a South
/ Harrington & Courtney
ELEVATORS.
EATON & PRINCE ELEVATORS
/ For passenger or freight service operate
I with least power. For prices see II. L.
/ k--cfl Act 5fp Gcoff- C4ro.-arf o.
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cARPFr cI-FANrNa

rS-~~~~~~----4~~=~r--~~~-~
Utah Carpet & Wall Paper Clear Ing
Co. latest inn. process. carpets cleaned
on the floor, Phone 17SI-K-
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BUsINEss CHANCE-

CORPORATIONS controlling business Is
tablished 1860 desires energetic business
man who can furnish unquestionable ref
ercnCe as TO ability and Integrity to take
MANAGEMENT of branch office for the state
ri Iltah- SALARY. $3.50 per annum. Adj
ison, Wis.
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PLANO POLISHING

@-e~~S~~-~~s~~~~-~~@e~-~~
FOR expert polishing and refinishiuE
of furniture and pianos; prices reason
able, all work guaranteed Address
Springer Bros. care Christensen q Arson
Temple Of Music, 5l-53 So. Main St.
Phone silly.
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SHOEMAKERs.
STOVE REPAIRS.

WE carry castings for over 10000 cook
stoves, heaters. ranges and furnaces AMI
have competent men to DO all kinds or
repairing. Western Foundry & Stove Re
pair works. 242 South State St
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

ANDERSON & BEERS. practical
plumbers. 81 South State st. Tel. 1920 X
D. w. JAMES. successor to James &
Harris. plumbing. steam and hot water
contractors. s. z. % So. St. Phone SD
JAMES J. FARRELL. $50 South Main
street. Phone 1905 X
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FLUFF RUG WORKS

'-~-@------''-- = --~-~>-'-->-N~-e,
Garrett CLEANING. Phone i209-X
Rugs made from yorr old carpets III
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3ARGAINs N HOTsEs
TI'TTLE BROS. 10 Main ST.

FUTILE BROS. les, Main St
salt Lake 10000 pop 1906
45G new ar cot 10th f. 18th So. SITS
9l.s00 3-r blk. 81 ST. nr. l. 81.
fl.200 i-r. cot. nice. 5th ST..
$500 81 mod bk.. Q 81 mr.. Brigham
$500 Ter. bk. mod, furnbce Dor. bath,
stc.. 9Th St.. fine property.
Above are good homes at. right prices.
INVESTMENTS.
Ss.J0o fine mod. double bk. house near
.le park good income in rents.
gas Joe 2X6. 1th St., ar. i 81
$500 terrace site. $. w. cor. 1st So. Sd
SIS. 7i1315 feet; bargain
Loo gxi0 rods. for apartment bldg.
cor lst No. and Main SITS; sewer
NJ IT,
finest suburban home in Sait
biz grounds. 10 rooms. stone
hE
i9of pop. $685.
Progress Herald Bids
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FOR RENT.

'"-"~~~~~eN~~o~~o-~"~~
GROCERY STORE. 5O4 state.
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HAVE MANY OTHERS IN ALL
PARTS or THE CITY.
-. - LnTsNl LoTs.!.!

LOIS. LDHSt IDTSttt LOTS-t-t
LOTS HIGH, LOTS LOW. LOTS EV-
-RYWHERE. LOTS AMONG THE
NOES LOTS AMONG THE LONVLN.
.DIS WITHOUT MONEY AND WITH
'LI PRICE" LOTS ON THE EAST
IENCH, LOTS OK THE NORTH
'HNt8. LOIS on THE WEST SIDE.
pts in thc suburbs. lots az $3.50 each.
rs az 5000 each. lots at S1.5u0.OO each.
.ttf1 AN ANY Old PRICE" ANY of
Dem on easy terms and small cash pay
teEt down. MORE money Is made on
aFlnE vacant ground than iu buying i'm
rnrcd property. Come in and buy your
lcant ground in advance of the boom.
pre- 70 come .sQon I'm salt Lake
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SEWING MACHINES, 800 per month,
at White office, % w. LIST So. St. Phone
97S-X.
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r.
49, 49,
South,
-
5ds. low
FATI. no
CAN
I'd BELOW
3 Dr. br F7rir-
8rncr west 'front.'
verIs u 4 nome.
broom Or. br ar
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ATDOW ELI. & CARPENTER Chronic
Affections and deformtties a speciality. 23f-
SO y. L. Walker Bldg. Phone 1916 Y;
hours 10-12 and 2-6.
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7 WILL save YOU money on any kind
Of IN eieyator Yiiiiam Watrors. agent.
g. East Third Sosth-
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ELEVATORS


EATON & PRINCE ELEVATORS
For passenger or freight service. operate
with least power For prices see II. L.
Arnold Agt., 5l2 ScOtt-Streveu Bldx
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~ site. 10th East
ND. car Inc. clfN

hg site. 10Th East
outh. car line. city
5000 .s-......N JNN
Tot facing west on eth
So. TEMPLE .......--- 800
ng ON 18th East Just
So. ear line. water...... 800
70 alley ON 7tp East near
'uccS east ~ a ....... $50
nting on 18Th East Just be-
south. high, dry, slightly 800
lding site facing WeSt on 9Th
tt lst So, right Of N-av ON
ma rear, sewer city water
srriee .........A. 100
BARGAINS ~ HOTSEs
hr. cot. 3Xl0 rods OF ground.
East near 81 South. II taken al
.e VIII probably 90 at .........S /. 500
new br. cot. closets: pantry.
rrc lot city water. 1900 nth East go
m. mod. cot. well located on east
|side Observation-Disclosures. 1,75o
rin hr- 6-rn. r.. large lot fine for
Investment; 9th East and 9th So. 2O00
i-rfu. mod br. cot. 5xlO rods Of
ground. % street location ........... q 1Ol
t-ruo. mod. br-, 3Xlo rods fronting
east on state ST. below 5th So..... 500
n YOU don't find what YOU want in
shf above list can on us. We have many
rs1ors. ADV location. prices reasonable.
= iouston t}Aa4 Estate Inv. Co, 81 Main.
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MALE HELP WANTED.


SHOCKS Employment Agency.
Mechanic and Labor Office
81 Z. I'd So. st. Phone 464-
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2. J. MORAN.-Steam and Hot Water
Heating and Ventilating Apparatus No,
152 West Second South
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HIsfiTGSON & ROssITER. steam and hot
water heating No io5 4. list So. Phone
475.
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MEN to learn the barber trade; eight
weeks completes; positions guaranteed
tools furnished; no strike, steady Wos A.
Call or write Tor particulars MOler Bar
Der College. 81 T.. LIST So
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4al no. l-
l0-room pr. br. house. East Cd
South, close In. modern. large lot.
Price. $4,000. Terms.
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aAhNI NO o.
tg-room pr. br house, on 4th East.
close in, modern, a beauty west
front large lot Price, $1,000 90.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS can make 500 Itsr month sell
ing our new patent. The Mend Rip
does all kind of light and heavy stitching
and rfveting Perfect hand sewing ma
chine and riveter combined. EXCLUSIVE
territory. Sample outfit $50 Thos- r.
FoOte Co., 337 BanChCt St, Los Angeles
Cal
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EXPERIENCED shoe and gents FUR
nishing men wanted for Saturdays New
York Cash store
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MACHINIST for light work; must be
accurate and have kit of tools Address
S l3 Herald.
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BEGIN business for yourself, stOr
working for others. We start you in
profitable mail-0rder business at your
home Pleasant work; immense profits,
unlimited possibilities. Full mforma ton
for stamp. Franklin-Howard Co, Den
YER Colo
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income at home in the mail order bust
ness. Straight. legitimate. No experience
necessary: no capital required. Write for
particulars Mutual Mail Order Co, AL
banv bldg. Boston. Mass.
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WARMING AND vENTILATING.

MEN IND WOMEN; latest household
necessity: sells at sight. 205 w I'd South.
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'ent loans, insurance.
W Second South.
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A FIRsT-CLAss barber. Address Z.
+. Riebe, Nampa, Ida
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SOCIETIES.


MT. MORIAH lodge NO. ? viii hold its
regular monthly meeting tomorrow Mon
day) evening al o'clock
CHRISTOPHER DlEHE. SHc'y.
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that's AN. futile
Red Ball signs.
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ADVERTISING solicitor. Perry Bros.
Printing company, 43 f. North Temple 81
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ALL kinds % show cases and office fix
lures Large assortment Latest pa.-
terms Greatly reduced prices Send for
catalogue. demcnway a. MOser. los West
Second South street
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THE EoUsERS.
uses. 25i South Main.
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----~-~-~~>-y~~>~~~~~-~-~-e-
SCOTCH collie about mos. old, with
black spot in middle OF tail Return to
J. T. Richards. I55 A ST., and receive re-
ward.
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A YOUNG man about 20 to learn the
butcher trade. Address Mt. NebO meat
market. Mt. Nebo, Utah
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MTDWTVES.
AssAYERs.

gN1~~-~IN---N-I@---T
COWAN & WESLEY, assayers and
chemists. us So. Main St, Salt Lake
CITY G. S Cowan. manager. Late as
saver Anaconda shelters.
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broom modern pressed brick
hnice localities from $500 up.
seen our new NeEotiator FOR
You ought to. if YOU wish TO
nm ON real estate bargains.
90 make ara investment or
Nothing like il in the city.
ice. ~ vs.. I'd South.
courtney.
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HOUSTON. the Houssrz. Tel. q.

SUITE Of two nicely furnished rooms
near LIST 60. and Main, suitable for one OF
two gentlemen large rooms, toilet lava
tory. cleo. light.
Little s. Little, No. W d So
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sonth 5 Br 3r. house. on Fast 1st
i.ecLlons. line ,,,f-t6 borbood
t+ee. $500 90
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-rs2E housa on 9th East,
t4l ,lisi ial nv QOdetll west front.
t't 2Aio RODS. pa afisNOcratic neigh
u'tnq@dt modern, best equipped
house for an purpO% h on east
Deuch. q snap PrikhNt s, 500 %.
Terms.
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BOY for office. Apply 142 Main street.
upstairs.
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"a sstrictiy MOLE Neautiful
Tlrme on corner. Price, {z'yo9.oo.
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MAN with references. for commercial
traveller, to call on merchants and agents:
experience not required; salary 81 per
week, with expenses advanced. National,
S32 Dearborn street Chicago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-17
Corn Crop In Half a Dozen States
Saved by Appearance of
Cloudy Weather
NO FROST IN IOWA LAST NIGHT
Temperature Was Near the Freezing
Point in Many Places, and in Scat
tered Localities Light Touch Of
Frost Was Experienced-Reports
From the Different States.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, Sept. 17-Reports to the
state weather bureau from all parts OF
Iowa indicate there was no frost any
where in the state this morning. There
has not been a touch of frost In rns
south half of the state. The tempera-
,ture today continues about the same
as yesterday with some prospect OF
clearing weather. which will cause light
frosts in this section. Director Sage
says there has been no injury to crops
as yet in most of the state
Des Moines. Sept. 17-Again the
clouds have saved the corn crop of CEN
trail Iowa. The frost failed to make its
appearance in the central valleys OF
the state, although predicted by the
government The sky cleared UP in the
evening and continued remarkably
clear until l o'clock, when the clouds
rolled by In great profusion. A thor
.ough examination Of the fields in
morning reveals all that is needed is
warm weather to mature and harden
the kernels, otherwise the cob Is n
first class shape and the yield fully SIS
per cent.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-17

good returns, especially in the northern
half Of the state, but winter apples are
very unpromising Pasturage male
q heavy growth, giving assurance Of
abundant fall feed for stock.
The mean monthly temperature Tor
the state as shown by records of nine
ty-nine stations, was 691 degrees,
which is 81 degrees below normal. BY
sections the mean temperatures were as
follows: Northern section $40 degrees;
central section, $40 degrees, south
ern section, 70.9 degrees. The
highest monthly mean was 1910
degrees at Logan; lowest monthly
mean 63.S degrees at New Hampton.
The highest temperature reported, Al
degrees, at Ogden on the 31st. The
average monthly maximum was 91.6
degrees: average monthly minimum
47.3 degrees. Greatest daily range. 45
degrees ut Logan; average Of greatest
daily ranges, 31.4 degrees.
Average precipitation for the state
as shown by records of 110 stations,
was 6.64 inches, which is 3.45 inches
above normal The averages by sec
tions were as follows: Northern sec
ton, 5.51 inches central section, 5.e7
inches; southern section, STA inches.
The largest amount reported was 17.74
inches at WOODBURY.; least amount re-
ported. 255 inches at Toledo The
greatest daily rainfall reported was
1122 inches at Charlton on the 9th.
Average number of days on which .01
OF an inch or more was reported, IL.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-17
TO CROSS FRONTIER
Large Bands Of Bulsarians Said to Be
Ready to Cross Into Turkey-Russia
and Austria Said to Have Made
Proposition to End outrases.

Constantinople, Sept 1.-THE porte
has received confirmation of reports
that large bands of Bulgarians and
Macedonians one of them estimated at
1000 men. are preparing to cross the
frontier near kostendil, forty-three
miles from Sofia. Off al circles here
are greatly irritated by representations
made to the porte by representatives of
the powers regarding excesses COM
nitted by Turkish troops. 1t is pointed
out that the powers themselves ad-
yised Turkey to suppress the Insured
ton energetically.
London, Sept. lit is announced
here that Russia and Austria have
made fresh proposals to Great Britain
which, if carried Out will, it is hoped,
restore order in Macedonia
Sofia, Sept. ia dispatch from
Ria says the Turkish frontier guards
are lying in trenches prepared to meet
an attack. The Bulgarian reservists
who We're called out are proceeding to
join their respective regiments, are
singing songs and arousing great en-
thusiasm.
Sofia, Sept. l7.-The foreign Office
has received reliable information that
the Turks have destroyed the town of
Kastoria, thirty-six miles south of
Monastir. and massacred the popua-
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the Associated Press the resignation
is quite likely to be announced within
a day or two, but may be postponed
until Balfour has an opportunity to
make his promised public announce
ment October /. There is just the
last chance that the king in his private
capacity may avert what is now de-
clared TO be inevitable. Chanrberlalns
resignation is almost certain to cause
an appeal to the country Balfour be-
ing thus left without the support Of
either protectionists or free traders.
Chancellor of Exchequer Richie and
his followers are as openly opposed To
any measure of retaliatory tariff as
Chamberlain is convinced that the un-
ity of the empire depends on prefer
entail duties in favor OF the coloni IS
With the exception of few liberia 4
organs who viewed Baffour's pamphlet
as repudiation of Chamberlain S pol
ICY there scarcely has been seriously
considered the suggestion that Cham.
nerlain would retire from office, but
the generally accepted theory that h
would retain his portfolio is shattered
and the news, when it becomes gene.-
ally known, will come like a thunder
clap, not only to supporters of the
government but to all other political
sections.
BY Ch;,mberlain's detection practi
oally all existing party lines viii be
swept away and their reconstruction
must largely depend on Chamberlain's
future attitude. That he will be con
tent to retire from public life car
scarcely be considered. 1t is believed
he will not ally himself with either
side but will rally to the banner of his
preferential program all the supper.
he can gather from every quarter.
Chamberlain can rely on almost the
solid Irish voteswhen he confines him
self to fiscal IDEAS. The Associated
Press learns definitely that Chamber
lain has urged his colleagues to appeal
to the country on preferential trade is
sues. He admitted they would be de-
feated. but npintained six months of j
weak liberal government would bui
the party back n power with improved
standing
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Like a Miracle.

Special to Times Republican.
Geneva, Sept 17.-Despite prophesies
to the contrary the corn crop is safe for
another twenty -four hours at least ana
Jack Frost is foiled again. That there
was no frost seems almost miracle.
When the sun went down the sky was
clear and the air was cold. At 8 o'clock
the thermometer was only a few degee;
above freezing. The farmers wife COW
cred up the tomato plants and the nus
band was sorry that he could not do
the same with his corn. But Providence
once more intervened and at about
10 o'clock the clouds began to gather,
and in about two hours it was raining.
When Old Sol awoke in the morning
and looked around, expecting to haze
his first bout with Jack Frost, he was
nowhere to be seen.
Special to Times Republican.
Mason City, Sept. 17.-Cerro Gordo
county and contiguous portions escaped
frost last night. Corn has matured
wonderfully here the past week, despite
the rain and is practically out of dan
ger.
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Nebraska.

Omaha, Sept. 17.-Cloudy skies, with
slightly warmer temperature. prevent
ed frost damage in eastern Nebraska
last night. The temperature at
O'Clock this morning was AZ and rising
slowly. No outside stations reported
frost and none is believed to have ap-
peared in Nebraska and western Iowa.
Lincoln, Neb., Sept. 17.-Heavy
clouds prevented frost last night in
the eastern half of Nebraska. A rain
storm prevailed over this section of the
state yesterday afternoon and the
blanket of clouds continued to serve
as a protection to the crops. In the
extreme western and northwestern
parts of the state the frost fell last
night, adding to the heavy damage that
was done the night before. The esti-
mate of the damage done to crops In
this state Is not complete, but it is fear
ed that it will reach a large figure. The
weather all over the state is still cold
this morning and under prevailing con-
ditions 1t is difficult for the corn to rips
en-, even though it is not killed.