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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28
LAWYERS ARE
ENTHUSIASTIC
nAR ASSOCIATION HEARTILY ENDORSED THE PLAN aUlto
NEW COURTHOUSE AT SPECIAL MEETING. Tits MORN
INc-lmPRoVTMuNr eluas Will ACT

1T h. ths sense u this har that a
new couft haarae b. baiit ga the site
selected hy the county commissioners
al ne vaflest possible date. and that
rach and every member pf ths uaF
association shaft constitute himself a
cumwlttte of uua a. eHeoifAEt the
Nvtsrs cf the county a. fesfster Had
Notc in rayVr 81 iaaulna bandH e. sayeg
she cost q tha ereeNeu q fae new
NunaiaE"
Thsa b. ln sal,aiants. tbs res luttan
rAsssd ~ the islns eouaty Naf ssse.
giatiun at seesiat meeting held a.
the court house this meFHiaE eu eatt
- the president 1iiaae aFaHEe taee =.
Ter the rlfpose ~ makhis pabile the
attituds "a thc association Is tha auafs
ter and slsn o. secare che eoseIsgss tioh
~ the memlsra ln making The sRseial
bVnd eieetlon q saeessa
There b an exceedingly strait rtnts-
trafien Tor tbs elecgiaa 80 G. date aHa
therc affma o. - q tss i.eti iaek af hs
tersst among The taspaXefs beth In
the Cit1 aud b. tht eailutff DISTRICTS.
several pFusniHent attefus1a nd-
eressed ths asaueiatiaH 81 the aQtieet
amCuF them tthB r. ttamrhFHH whe
80 forts hFitNy thr nesd % thii eaaHs
~ enicsa stf lafEug quAfHFa. she
eramuea cimaitiop - ths anserief
cnart fooiitA aug the Inadequate fan
ruoua
on Inv n,otian e , G Anee tse fals
teuine committee . lhfeE Waa eR.
painted ~ Judss taEasss g. estate
the matter J. g. AlisA tean g.
HumphTits. ARA WiizHa T. Cav fae
cemmitfes was sissH naNet e. aps
ss,ini stfeeess sasttses - he esfiesss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28

warts. e. see that che voters auail-
ftd inside 20 thu nFst ten So. when
che registration ZOE the special election
. b. held ociutrr l eieaea.
A committee % ruHfef With a iihe
committee ffum the thHmtsf u taH=
ncrrf. rongeulne che best methUia =
iutsrvHtink ths residents "a the Hmaiisr
teW.ns and uerausdlna them - xutf on
the matter was Appreciated the eups
mtitsu consisting q Prosecuting Al
tarney Scott John Arthur and !. "
HatsftH
There was not aisseHtina Neies 20
sHF - the eemefeHs meftaHH Hsaie
tfis moruifss end alihaaab the nae
iurits ~ the Atlafrsfa present Admit
ted that thry HAD fafHaiteH O. Feeias
gcr th,v an Promised q ID 80 aufiHe
thr daN, ans sseh lHft the court fsefn
where che ucuus uaa hsia etsuz
mtire ~ one. GO "fusfis VaiaH
The senrrai cpnfeteure committee
~ ihg Seattle Improvement eiala uiaH
mtrt "a the chltmhff II semmenrt
Monday arirFnonn SEPT 8 a.
O'Clock Tho special afdaf = huaiHess
pfl 81 tho nsV vuart hausa tauas
The otioct b. a. iadnee ths people u
Seattle tn fvNistrf 20 thst . can
vote en fhs bond 0usstiant Il Il
feared that then viii - aeme onpaais
Iion se rtr nFeieet "a the eeuutfs ard
un.ess ne Srstth- yalfFs tuFn eat the
uaoueg Whkh was paid Zoe the elite
witt he tied up
Oihef matters Which Wiii eHsue 40
VIII 30 the reroft u tf'iux Alien. ehaies
man - ths cemrsittss eH uatsF asHs
TENS. ana che paFi asafaH = alis
sah Chairutan - tfia semmllfse 90
municipal taxathn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28
ANNULLED
MARRIAGE or COUSINS HELD
Voip BY JUDGE rALLaAa

The mnrriae0 n tIrisn Nulilssn
and James taftaa4 who mNfe welded
in Taaune in May teHt Aas anuuiia
- ~ snpefind tudks EaismsH. res
fsftaay. Oh she pstitieu u tHv r5afus
tiff. who claimed that aha haa eais
~ sufiy learned she Marriage vas
vuis. inssuurh a. sta and her hua-
band Wsfr nfsf cousins. and. thafss
fore. neceT,iinE O. fha lass - safa
state. could not EsEailF become man
and Wtfr
~ thr time ~ their fuarri4En she
testified both herself Hna iaffus
ana apra rentiF the IuHstea - The
iassfss eho niarfiud them ais8. Nsfe
iruarunt % che fact that aus 4 a
marriage was not tsNat
AZ soon a. she vas Informed that
shs was not his iawfni wlfa. Miss
Sullivan alleges she left f.affuN ard
Instituted proceedings af aHnuil.
msnt
f.nftus ~ the son q her maternal
aunt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28
SLOT MACHINES
WERE RAIDED
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY oRpGRHo OPERATORS or TIT
tNIouIToUs TRADES PAYING DEVICES ARRTsTGp AND
FlHup-oTHGR WILL PROBABLY FOLLOW

Niii take nearly a month o. get all
II the casea before the court AL
of the time ~ the ono deputy at
taghsu % tile prosecuting attorney =
nffies viii be- taken up with tire
faHsH
ANY one who wishen % swear -
a complaint against any III She slot
machine pf0pflutuff can 90 10 nt any
thine. said Aif scott n Wiii issue
q complaint az amy time time - any
one who uill BRING ln ths evidence.
/ 10 Hat believe that the machines
will be- taken out altogether but the
90 nsts must pay ~ fine n theY are
convicted ~ operating fhe devices.
~ office fofcr b. mott large enough
to hfiuE ga tine men every dag. bat
Nr VIII d. tho best we ear 60 uphold
the law"
Lat week W ~ Lewis. the aus
thor ~ the slot machine hHi called
a. fhe nfncr 90 the prosecuting at
iaffaeF and hFked that ceftaIa slaf
machine men b. arrested lie had
iiHi ~ men known Go have tfaH
Hnefatina machines Mr Scott asked
hinB Co swear 10 the complaints
aAainHi thH men buf ha refused a.
da Ho IL was after this iufeeF fes
thHf fhH pfnirFutinE attorney started
his deputy sheriff uat after the eliot
machine mfli
fa timing ghr defendants brought
hefetu him this morning Justice
Cam fisrd thr fines ln accordance
with she time che machines hHi beer
fuhnifs iH each place ard the
fmaunf % "piaN" received
80 testimony frFafdius the
aInnunf az 'plaB raH introduced
ftH court te0k iudieiai eaaulaauaH tn
fHiH mHtfrF aFf lrfirt finest accord
inFiF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28
LOOKS BAD
MORE TROUBLE FOR ARTIST
KING. WHO 10 NOW UNDER
ARREST

Since tho arrest ~ Arthur kiaH an
artist who has studio la TIE v AHhs
nateH block revolving stats Of al
falta has l,eun found O. ekiat ia eun-
aseiinu Win Ihr vase hlns iH ehafgsf
with eflmlnallf araanltiHa Violet
tirekmRu "a fifl a little ever q Xsafa
- aas. it Be- puaafhie that another ard
simliar charge mes hs placed aKaiHst
hlm.
fram statements minds IN she office
"a ths pfuastutinF atiufna1 last even.
ms it WaH learned That kinH bad been
buidiua almost aH biz slave a woman
n the nntofioua Midway eflh house
in the restricted ai1tFiet
fhr woman, who is kunea - Nitt
king Rud as lAAitir Uffsalsaf NaH ar
festud rarly this mufninH. ~ De
teetltgr ituuhaFa and iFefmaH eHA q
HHN o. ihs cts iaii q 3 issiisssa tfsat
She knows "a the relations # Kline
with tar icekham eift and also that
aha mas be- able O. sisa ssiasnea
asainHt king in n state tasfHsHe1 saaeI
ahauid opf hf brought
rhe nttkham rifl Whe e. Ia Sc =
ous ernditien, b. n the care e the
ppiitr matran
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28

Acting under instruction from
Prosecuting Attorney scott Deputy
sheriff Callahan thia maulna ms
auEaruipd general raid tyson the
tfade nickrlsin .the slot Ha htHHH
u itch have hsru In operation
Throughout the clay "a the past 10
days This morning - aalo0h aud
cigar stand pgupIiaialH e ha esfs &C.
rested laNt niEht Wefe hfaahht hss
fore Justice ~ tho i'rave Cam sud
flnea sums ranging nom tia e. ga
All fines Nrft paid ana thf Hleksia
Hfe again fli1iuE mtu the seductive
devices. whose owners eiaim that the
fines Nre mefriY lietnHrs.
The men asftatrd last uiHht are aft
from the business portion 20 the city
and are but small percentage az
thuse Wh9 nfu said Ga have teHH eauz
Quoting machines
The men arrested ana theif fines
failuH "a s. iiahh iu 81 Il Wi
iiaHtn tia a. iiroWn $50 John 0flh
sic . W. M0rfisnn SIC. 1amsa fIas
Heuhefs fia = 9eldhtfs 49,. 0eafHs
4 tfahufn $50 g. d smith sac ~
eialfatsin $50. Drake Ein. jones
GU $40 ID rohienta fsa Henry \
Prince frU a. ~ Hinvhard 81. II n.
Dunbar see A a. cohen see r. A.
1iiiiamn 90. and Henry Asmasaea
FsH
Pr more Than q week Deputy
sheriff callahan has been aufaiuH
aH the saHfs ans has evidence
sEalnaf street. W4nF mere nH8
,tisan we're nnFl up this mafsina All
~ ihnee trought up tasiaf pleaded
EuiifF e. fhf fhafer
u is estimated 81 Deputy Callahan
that there arr hflwsen go ard e.
slat machines iu kinE epaatF and il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28
;JHHU5eT7-A
FAKE
JOHN HosEnE DENIES EAST
CAPE NARROWING STORY

John Hnarue. rsanaEer - the
%oFthWest Siberian ta.s Nha aFFIs =
81 last night fFom Nome. aeu1ss THE
sensational story tafd - satna II
the crew % the steamer MHaaanHa~.
ana published III q isseNi evening las
pr 20 she effect that - miners tak-
en- from Meme to the company sta
tion ~ East Cape. we're left there
against their wfit. tn danger 81 star
vatloe- He said
4 was abdard The Nanaueflae dur
ine the whole period that the alleged
trouble l. aait - have taken place.
but I asa noe hear d Z until l ar
rived IN Seattle. H'fesen what have
since learned. I think. a. Capt Con-
nauton stated. that ths nan Mel
son wae taken of the Mauauenee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28
is IT A DIAMOND :?
PECULIAR CRYSTAL FOUND IN NONE ooLD MAY 81
$50 Z

several faf rnkrm - ruKHefa. haf q
- tna possession ~ thr statse. rHthst
than fhe vsi,aa usatal over whEeA D.
r. iHbiisnL
IRE Ftonr hooks the luartz eftftel
asst 10 bard snaush - easily eaE sias#
fnuush rufash waHn hsla an e. tas
iiKaf. lt ahrNe sthe rainfH that aHe ds
p,sSfd ~ a eaf al8maHsf IS zise aaa
share, "a reas nitiss a Vafs snaaH asH !
aHs
4 have shown several Jewellers tas
sfens ttis rsurnias said II Saiif.
tat nnne - thrtn wrfe oerfaiu that
tt q a diamond I aas eansEHessi tasal
e = ana anu Eaiae q taks e q Sss
rnrk o. have T. set ~ flHNns ~
afftsFT=1 Hararf trfi etEsfs ! f.sazss'
y. u al my miniaE esnefiaaes hssa
usFsr so "a sfaua ike Il befeFs nui
have am miprrH - whatn ( hnVs
shown a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28

~ fnsee u IA. peTfeegiy iasuf.
guuatanFSE flHN ever af the time
asa not even hear ~ e.
We have unrr than Hnus9xs fasssi
4t Vast Cape 20 last tau HeAHa g.
faei we are EaiuE % bring Nuns -
it back on the NHuausnsr4 because
thsfe "a - much ~ ll there aaa lhai
raFf "a u vii spoil
As Tor the taa men na# station
81 there, they are - EEL satisfied
that they desire - fssnalu their ell
elnfeF. We vii nae Hs5sN this
haa eseg. - 40 sefA eAA - Gene
tn the winter ttus.
The rieu have tane veil thia
suwsrsr. although they have made
no Nery ftch strikes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28

Miles ,fcNastY are - The l.sat known
rninipr meu ~ Nesse sna raoHser
uf that distriet. believes NAT ~ has =
fAeN tAaaapna. fHu.Ha r. fhs HiaeHtaas
eiHtrict. ea SsWaFd neafusats
To uasks ssFe hat his ind i = sen
cine tlegncna ~ q HalaE 60 ~sW
Vera after a shnet ssaaaru At fas
tiyesn ifeer hes sprfass IN sHIs eeaHty.
ard vial havs sHe sfsas sxaNsiHsa 8t
'TtHanirs
NsNailY - resi<sst u aiassa=slns
- ass ~ t-sisxsx q - sash = as.Esiss.
rsd tieSetrF1 lie shaNsa the FaaEt
crystal a. several fTieads ta this eit4
hus even - thsm ~ Natasa ast dts
s.as@z tsse -sAes lasztassss K a. ..4
nieed usine.
McNaily came dNNu frnsn Movie last
night On the staamsr ssHatsF stEh ths
nlenr. fnciientaiiF. ~ hfaaeht eHt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28
MURDER
NOW

Tho little ,srreian baby. whose
rnseuts Myr At ilos tiaNsl street.
afea fruw the effects % dfnkina
rulsunoi niIlk ahlA hftuamnun The
Child bad been ui many weeks and
was under the rarf % Health ct
ficer Ludlow sfha d willing g.
fFrRf That the use ~ inFInaii5ahfdH
in TIE milk Watch ths ehllH HfaHA
MAS dirociiF responsible faf lbs
tieath.. Ar autopsy usaf ths feuiaif1a
ssHl ~ conducted - ufa tsHHlaN
ard Criehton ~ u shows effects =
gefnaidvhFte paisau m fns efflia 8
atuumch a warrant via te aH HfH
uut against the mitkman who esq
piiea she famiiy with The milk Haieh
Nas fed "a the baby
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28
WATER SHUT OFF

Water VIII b. shut or tomorrow
from . A. N. 10 g. m on Noflh
broadway ftem fiaTsisan 20 Fas
Lynn street. on East Newton street
from Federal avenue 10 North
broadway. GA Federal avenue from
Newton % East Lynn. and on lls-
publican street from Tenth avnuue
north to belmont Rxsaae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28
WANTS BIG
DAMAGES

rhs enoauaimie- Falls Fowff com
uanY late fhia afternoon erewEht sels
ii thn superior court against the "a
etc Coast Construction company =
recover gilaGa damages.
II - afierrf Ga she complaint ihai on
NaF a fsg the wnrknen of the as
PENDANT A. N blast which broke me
ftIafss alEssiaH aHs * sac plAittih ~ :
painf near Tho anoaualmie river en-
faIllHs the burning out ~ genefal ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28
HE'S OUT or THE
BUSINESS NOW

a statement has been received at
the star office from Hevs y J. I'd.
munda. According to this statement
the sample n milk sent the Star BY
a Hillman subscriber for analysis.
and which was found by City Chem.
LET Tanner % contain formnldehYdn
vas not supplied by Rev. y. J, I'd
munds. but by hiH SUCCESSORS. Ed
munds Bros, who have bought out
bis business.
Edmunds Bros. claim that they do
nat use forlnaldehydo and that none
vas In tho sample analysed b. Mr.
Tanner when they delivered Il to the
family. ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28
THETIS At PORf
TOWNSEND

TuHT TuNNHENH- sept p 7a'fhf
United States reFcuur cutter IhfiiA
capt fthief fnst down from = Faus.
msfs efwlna in the Arciil. arrived IN
paft here this marnins. 90 route -
Seattle ne Ihr;is han been ln North
erm aAfsrs plnea last May.
sas hFlaNs daNn from putrh iarhur
fha rfHw = fhr wrecked schooner An
he - neefiaE. who were picked 90
IS fhn revenue cutter Manuins ana
placed aboard ihe Theils ~ Dutch
HaFtar oa board % alro Erited Sen
afar nIsfrlek and aauEhtef ~ Ne
afasEa. Who Joined The Theiir AZ 81
Michael after a tour - Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28
WD WERE
MpY
sIAvs sToRa BARK AID Fiso
OWNER HAD SKIPPED WITT
THEIR SAVINGS

rIrTEaURg. a@pt - .ASmah 4
ssfs.sstl t,lgslstsst $780, assls .sal....-a.l.
eaunfrFnan uamtd kfaHans at
e. ifsssiis iiia. tEfaaas if tsf HHf aHsH
4f the usual haaf. WhHa aH sas
tFaHee was Ealned. they faAaa fhH
vaults Nsgr rnpff kiaafaH II 49,
HsVrd a. have failed fnF mere than
So gaq. ehleh IL uuaeeouutaA fsf5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28
SPANIhRDS
FIGHT LIKE
FRENCHMEN

BfARRfEz spain. sept "a
Duke narioa. formerly the Spanish
minister 90 Washington. to-day
fought duel with Count Csrfaaa
The cause % the trouble ia not
known. parioa was Slightly wound
81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28
wn.hlnn,nn s,,,. Fair

Tho Northern Pacific viii run n
special train leaving Seattle We'd
ueaday. Sept 80. az lao a. IN. only
1850 Tor the round trip. including
admission 10 fair. Return limit Oct
9Th .ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28

YnnE s4ns aHss fssss- hssa4s
3
fashions rassng NJ
aFnE
NJ
NseswsaE has nneh !hsf hsn tas
ns afe efishtsr ana ofaaisl sfEs Sc ere dsllsfed
- hf sfh vith bseacth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28
PROTECTED HIS EYE

Harry Lake threatened "a spit n
pafsniman wilson's eve. last night.
and the policeman thlnkiu1 himself
III danger cent Lake 10 the city SAT-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28
Eastern College OF Painless
Dentistry


Second and Pike. Masonic Temple
Building.
THIS T. not n college for students
nome are employed ur admitted 1uf
star iH com unFet ~ Dentists OF long
experience. who come here 20 perfect
theta sfiFfa tu ntiT scientific methods
1An calieEe foes - skilled dentists. who
r4lSts here 30 learn uuf - stem euaiaef
us to give THE muat perfect work To g
NsfN moderate price. This IT, the nult
place fu Seattle Nhrrr an absolutely
painless preparation D. used It II n
secret method kunUn ana used by IA
only Do urf he miricd hy those Who
f6eafa ln nuf vicinity 60 nfoht hY nuf
reputation. out lriCre are the lowest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28

TO DEATH

REDnfNG. Cal. Sept. sk-IaAn
Msriiio and G. Mefino. : hlls en-
lasdlnE iDNs az Meeiaud fhia nsafu-
irE. Wsrs crushed % death - two
lnga- whleh ruled fIan al.axa lhe-n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28

All boats for Che navy yard and
hatfierhipr leave picr 81 & 30. Sis.
.. 10 and iiitk n. m, 1915, g 50. 80.
40 and Tao y. m. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28

Circulars we're issued from the
quarteFulnFter' office this morning
calling for bids for minor repairs
70 the transport DIX. now lying at
Tacoma.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-04-08
Trolley Car Strikes a Deer,

A motorman on the Berkshire troll
ley road reported striking a deer Mon
day which was walking on the tracks
near the Valley mills, between Len
oxdale and Lee. AS the car did not
stop it could not be learned whether
the animal was killed. The deer. it
is believed, strayed from October
mountain. Deer are becoming quite
common in that section. One was re-
Gently struck by the cars in Connecti-
cut and was killed by the game war
den. Some weeks ago man killed 4
doe near Hillsdale, n. Y, for which
he will have to pay dearly. The doe
was first seen by Charles Burtch, q
horse trainer, and was being pursued
by two dogs. He mounted runnilg
pony and drove the dogs Off The doe
was then nearly tired out, and allowed
Mr.. Burtca to stroke its head. The
deer wandered away and went into q
neighbours barnyard, where she lay
down. and was killed by the farmer
The game wardens were notified and
the man was arrested Spriu gtield.
(Mass.) Republican.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-04-08
The Poorly constructed silo.

1t is doubtless true that more silos
have proven failures because of poor
construction than for any other cause.
The cheap silo is more than likely to
be silo poorly constructed. The
maker tries to save not only on ma
terial, but on labor The result is
that men are employed that do not
understand the principles entering
into the construction of silo
Apertures are left here and there
where the air can get through into
the silage. After filling, the silage is
exposed to air not only from the top,
but also from the sides. Perhaps
corners have been left, even in round
silos, where little pockets of air are
formed. When the silo comes to be
emptied, the proportion of spoiled
silage to good silage is very large.
The owner becomes both disgusted
and discouraged, and does not refill
the silo. The structure stands as a
monument of failure and prevents
other farmers from constructing silos,
for they think 1t fair sample of silo.
It is possible to construct cheap silos
that are serviceable, and will last a
long time, but the ordinary man will
be more successful with his silo II he
does rot try to save too much money
In the frst cost.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-04-08
MAKING WAR ON INSECTS.
"Sct Bug to Catch Bug" Now the
Accepted Motto.

Accepted MOttO.
The orthodox way to dispose Of a
noXious insect is to import from for
eign parts beneficent insect which
will attack and kill it.. This is the
plan which the guardians of certain
Massachusetts parks are considering
for the determination of the gypsy and
brOwn-tail moths. There is an insect.
it appears, which regards the gypsy
moth as its natural quarry, and a
good-siZed importation of these crea-
lures would undoubtedly do the work
of great many Industrious men with
spraying machines. 1t is just the same
method of procedure which has been
adopted to fight the San Jose scale,
which is itself supposed to be an i'm
portatiOn from Hawaii or Australia.
The department of agriculture has inn
ported from China an insect which
preys upon the San Jose scale, and
these are raised in cages OF netting
and distributed to the fruit growers
of the far West. Set bug to catch
bug may well be the agriculturist' S
motto According to recent esti-
mate, the havoc wrought by a dozen
species of insects causes this country
an expense of more than 100000, 900
a year. These are the chinch bug, the
grasshopper, the Hessian fly, the pota-
to bug, the San Jose scale, the grain
weevil, the apple worm, the army
worm, the cabbage worm, the boil
weevil, the boil worm and the cotton
worm. The chief difficulty is that the
imported bugs may be just as objec-
tionable as the domestic, though in
different ways.-New York Evening
Post
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-04-08
To Get a Good Dairy Herd.

To obtain a good dairy herd it is
necessary to both select and breed. II
is great mistake to sell the heife1
now generally do. If the people that
are in the dairy business want good
cattle it is now necessary for them to
raise their own animals. The practice
OF going out and buying good COWS,
keeping them for short time under
heavy feed and then sending them to
the butcher has been going on so long
that it is now extremely difficult to go
out and purchase first-ciass cows. In
breeding up it is necessary to select
till number of good cows are OBJ
tanned. These cows must be not only
good mixers, but hardy in constitu'
ton. They should be bred to the best
sires obtainable. The sire must be
carefully chosen and with due regard
to the milking qualities of his DANG
and grand dams on both sides.
A. J. Glover of the Illinois Agricul
tural college was recently sent out tU
purchase Holstein bull to put at the
head of the Holstein herd at the col.
lege. He hunted for a good many
days before finding suitable animal
One was finally obtained, and here are
some of the things in his favor: The
dam of this bull produced 662 pounds
of butter fat in one year. That means
Is per cent more than that amount in
butter. The grand dam on his dams
side made 7O4 pounds Of butter in a
year. The dam of the sire of that bull
made 27.75 pounds of butter in week
This bull himself has six daughters in
the advanced registry, and one OF
these daughters has made 24.S8 pounds
of butter in one week. The dam OF
the bull purchased gave 1929 pounds
of milk in one year, and the grand
dam gave 2O,3O4 pounds in like pc
Rod.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-04-08
Needed a Tonic.

s'No," said the mistress OF the Sixth
ward home to which a vendor Of a
sure cure for catarrh applied yester-
day, Il haven't any catarrh, don't
need any medicine for it, and wouldn' t
buy any from a peddler. anyway
but, madam" said the cheeky
pushing his way into the house,
let me tell you about this wonderful
remedy"
He yanked out his samples ana
his order book and reeled off his reg
ular song has catarrh,
everybody buys this remedy, and ev-
erybody snuffs it three times day
and drives the catarrh out OF the
keyhole, etc.
When he paused for wind the angry
woman sweetly asked 76G questions
and kept him talking for an hour.
When his voice was worn to a whis.
per she said, calmly:
We'll, / haven't cent of money in
the house, so can't buy any of your
medicine
why in blazes didn't you say so
an hour ago." he yelled as he bolted
TOR the street. ittsburg Dispatch.