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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
MYSTERY SOLVED.
Body Of a Boy With Skull Miss
ing Found in Creek, 81
eclnl 10 The TImts-Dlspatc Oh

PA fSpecinl ~ The Times DlspatchD .iiss Il
BILE RIDGE SPRINGS VA, March 2O.--
TN lnuti.aiea form Of n lad. apparently about
fifteen years old. wEa found In a small stream
Just below Ironyille sunday morning.
The skull was missing, thereby identifying
the gr,,csoue remains AZ those belonging to
lie portion brought TO Iro,l,ilc BY u dog some
few days ago, go
i, has been about two months since n
wreck occurred near this place. and II IS
supposed the boy was killed at the time. The
atcior who examined the skull was, no doubt,
lcI into error by the age ~ The lad.
Another moonlight fox chase occurred .ho
past week. and from the onE and continued
yciping the hunters must have enjoyed rnre
Ilort along the mountain crest
& Old Rnynnrd INDUCED in a change OF tac-
tics for Instead OF coming only short WAYS
oye the Ridge, as heretofore. no mnde his
way 10 the foot bills and circIed around for
taR an hnur Or more, then struck gu, for tho
MI ssiDg seen any II the .,Eig -Four. .
bh1 we're In the ciiase. / do not know whether
they made II capture,
The Eiue Ridge dYyprteta water was award.
IN a silver medal AZ the ST Louis Erpogition.
Contractors rall commence work this week
IN making "a parallel track for i;,e Norfolk
and Weatsrn HALLWAY between 1roHyille and
Npntya1e,
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Worn QUIZ!
Run Down?
l will gladiy give you full dollars
worth OF MY remedy to test.
Nothing TO deposit Nothing to promise.
The dollar bottle Is free. Your Druggist,
on my order, Will hand you a full dollars
worth and aend me the Bill.

Why do work and worry and excess ana
strain and yortindulgence break down con-
stituttons and make men ana women worn
out and run down and restless and sleepiess
and discouraged and morose2 Because they
itself depends 38 s. &
& Not tho nerves you ordinarily think about
not the nerves that govern your movements
and your thoughts
sut NE automatic nerves that' ~
inotion--control tho digestive apparatus-resu-
late r, your llveer--operate your kidneys ,,t
Ihese nre the nerves that worry wears o 'lH
4 It does no gool. to treat the ling orgaI,i---
the Irregular heart--thc dsordered llver-th q,
that control.theh There You will find the seat
E It does ,,o good TO take sttnulonts and mar
gcotcs. for theirs. at best Is bht.a temporary
erect which merely postpones the hnhl DAY
There is nothing new about this-nothing
any physician would dispute. But IT remained
for Dr. Shoop to- npply this sknowledgc-to PVT put
tho uis ase Quarter Century Of endeayo
organ to, dcaden the pain.but does 60 q.
nerve--and builds il up. and streng,hens It
and makes It we'll That is the end Of all
vital That Is the END q H. s ea ~
.'nervousness. y the end Of brain fag am
fatigue. ,s 4.
never tried my remedy. merely write and ask
i Will send you mn order on your dr,lgsi \; J.
which he will accept M gladly as he would y "a
accept dollar He will hand YOU from his
shelves standard sized bottle Of my pre-
lscrption, and he will send tho bill 20 me
This offer Ia made only to strangers to my
remedy. Those who have once used the Re-
storative do not need this evidence, ars
no conditlonH-no requirements y y open ss,
Of my limitless belief All that ask you to
n In To 3WrtfA-Vvrffn today.i
x For free order for Book on DYSPEPSIA.
a full dollar bottle you Book 2 on the Heart T.,
shcop box 63s g.. 2ss, Book for Wome n
Racine. Wis State Book s for x en-.
which book YOU want Book 9 on Rheurnatisn't.
Is Mild cases are often cured by a single bottle
For sale a forty thousand drug stores Nj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
Rose r, Bushes, Dahlias, Etc,
,PhOYle 1854. n.

Now tim, o plant Rose i Bnsh y;
,t t Crimson Rambler, that eysryone
snonld haye urge Az ns s bgse on,y ony e
lave nave also inc, hardy M,olnat ddns, t ni1
& R, ary ali grown out doors, perfectly
hardy 4 ths peat a 1da Sy
.i .sIP3nses" for tic garden and cemetery. .
years old j for si y for %, Same as j.
Ssen crnliy sold for ST. All these Roses
Are acciiinated to Virginia. . 5f, !.
* SIR, r. WisER HE'S. ryhody should
shaya d strawberry bed. "a Will deliver in
the III city, orfby mail, 100 plants 3sarle-
ties, he best carly. msalum and l Gs5
Sc 50, byg,express, ~ 4 & (, h
Mark Tholnpson's l1al,lias !, ana gh ny
United States. rs cents per dozeni y per
1IIiEpiING!T-Callforn Prive, makes a
NOT beautiful Hedge around your yard
5,tnu Lawn, Sc per 100, Blackberry ana
Raspberry Plants, Address MA Il,
THOMPSON, 2. g., BIO Vista, VA.
must take The hampton gar 8
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Investigate Explosion.
CIV Associated Press.)

BOSTON. MASS, March 2o.--Chief
Shaw Of the State police. has detailed
Inspector Kazer to proceed to Brockton
and ascertain the cause Of the accident.
.Jf criminal negligence is shown. shall
take Immediate steps, Z said the Chief to-
night.
The boiler was insured by the Hartford
Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance
Company. of this city, in the sum Of
$4,000. c. F. Roberts. the local manager,
sent two OF hfs inspectors to the scene
Immediately upon receipt Of the news of
the catastrophe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
"Makcrs q Church History

tide lectures on "Mnkers OF Church His.
tory WILDE delivered by DR.. EYans at
Monumental Episcopal Church next Fri-
day evening ut 8 o'clock. The theme on
this occasion wiil be John 1Iuss. Stirring
Bti1ncs-4early life-conditions that 3influ-
3ence--rival popcs-P rngue under ban n;
Council or Constance-doomed to death
o. man s heart in the street-pcnt up
power breaks loose. si 81 q III
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OCCUPY K|.'AlYUAN.
(By Associated Pres

"a 81 (By Associated Press.) us
WASHINGTON, D. c.. March 2o.-I 7
Japanese legation to-day received the
following cablegram from Toxic
i"AtzA A. NJ. on March 18th our de-
ftachment occupied Kuiyuan. twenty miles
north OF Tie Pass. The enemy after
ward attempted counter attack, but
were repulsed The enemy burned bridges
on the main road south Of 1<aiyuan and
also destroyed part of a railway bridge.
8Anumber Of Russian guns We're found
hurled near Mukd en-. - - IN .ss.l lsG
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GIRL KIDNAPPED.
BY HER MOTHER
ltColltinued from First Pnge.)


year, but that she had come to- Inns
College here s8ss =. !.
Coming to Bristol, Mrs. Randall related
her story 10 az. C congressman William II.
Rhea. Of The Ninth Virginia pstrlct.
Judge Rhea readily consented 10 assist
her In stealing ler daushter such q. a
course being necessary, because Miss
Randall had been placed under the care
Of Dr. Sims OF hnttanooga. who was 70
net as her g,lardlansnnd handle her funds.
amounting, Il, is said. TO 81 600.
Tho college faculty was barred from
communicating with any one feia i've, 70 3
Miss Randall except pr, sims,
By a ruse, Judge sRhea succeeded ~ get
ting the girl away from the college lo
meet her mother, The scene was q most
affecting one, At midnlght M,ss Randall
left with her mother for Pndpcab, and
the college authorities are now in oorre-5
spondenpe with Dir. Sims regarding the
sensational escape Of his ward.
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Houses Rent Asunder.

ne mousse W lIle liz ibSNOASb
through which the exploded boiler cras ll-
ed. was owned and occupied by David WI.
Rockwell. the engineer In charge Of the
boiler who WAS among the killed The
house was deeholished the roof being rip
ped Off and two walls torn down. Mrs.
Rockwell, who was sitting by the kitchen
stove, had a mira uDus escape from
neath, receiving many cuts from flying
bits, Of timber when the boiler era shed
through the rear portion Of her house.
Mrs. Rockwell snatched up her two
children, who were uninjured. and started
for the home Of the nearest nelghbor,
Mrs. Eta Hood. She found this cottage
had been practically rent asunder by
the boiler, the head of which was buried
Sin the middle of tho structure. Miss Ella
Pratt. seventy-eight years OF age, q rela-
tive Of the Hoods, was alone in the house.
The cottage was thrown several feet off
tits Foundation, and Miss Pratt was
knocked down and stunned, but recovered.
Search for Bodies.
Notsuntil this AFTERNOON was it possible
Ito continue a search of the ruins! Sew
cral 8headless bodies were recovered near
the boiler pit and the bones of others
were found. They were. placed in pine
boxes and removed TO temporary
morgue.
Mayor Edward H Keith personally SUI
fperintended the search, and Medical EN-
5amlncr A.. u. Paine viewed each body as
1t was taken out.
ri Treasurer c. O. Emerson, OF the Grover
Company, estimated the loss on the fac
tory at 100000. and the aggregate Of loss
on the other burned structures was placed
at about $4,000. <,
The Grover factory, machinery and
stock were insured for 5000, coo.
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Driscoll--St. Tohn.

ispcon 10 Tho Times- bjspatch)
MADfs)NNILLE, VA, March N.--MIss
Matte L. ST, John and MIR. g. g. Driscoll
we're married yesterday morning In the
PrGsbgterlan mnnsc at pampiin. The
CEREMONY WAS pefforinea by neY, ]. A.
Paisley hiri aud Mrs Driseell 1eft for
fl,eir future Home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
Declines Call TO Leesburg.

FL; (Speclnl 10 The Times Dispa chs 5i}as n
55S BALfIMORE, NIL. March 2o-Rcv:
Charles RI. 81 Cross, nsS+stnnt rector OF
Memorial Protestant Episcopal Church.
Who recently received. a call 70 st.
EPauls Protestant EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
sLecsburg, WI has dccid cd 70 dectnc the
sCffer.4 Rev. Mr. Gross. who for seven
Years studied at the Virginia Theological
Seminary III "A lexandrin. Is well know!
Throughout Virginia III,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
"a Handsome Automobile.

ss :9sYr. w. NJ IablIston. president of,thee
National Bank of Virginia. has reccived
his new. white touring car. " is Va very
handsome machine. flushed in dark green
and black. and 1t will seat six persons
Mr.. Habllston Is very much pleased
with this car; expects to take 3a tour IN
&itSthis summer 53Sa 9s "a N ,i5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
& Fifty Bodies Found.

ii AT midnight list Of twenty-nine missing
persons was given out at the campello5 Police
station. There Is good reason to believe that
all were killed, as every cftor, has been made
n locate. them. ,S 81 @
AT midnight tota, known dead number fifty!
IS In an interview tonight. Mrs, Rockwell, wife
OF the engineer at the factory. said her hus-
band had been worried account OF the
boiler. saying that he had TO put on pres:
sure It WINS not equal to. n SIX s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
Goyernor Montague Back.

Governor Montague ilas returned from.
freni ROYAL Where ne alte.naed,95af' cdn,
vas in bi5 Office Yesterday
The Governor refused q srcpnd r.sidie
e Rphert Turner. Of Washington county.
We negro WHO r. condemned TO hang fos
murder neat iariday,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
Crack in Boiler.

tByj Associated fPress)
( BOSTON, MASS, March GA crack In the
lar seam of the boiler was responsible for the
accident said expert engineer of tho
Hartford Steam Inspection md Insurance COM
pany Tonight.
SIT was practically impossible to detect the
crack, said he, las II was on the inside
part of the lap. running beside the rivets. It
was one Of those accidents for which no one
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
. WHAT is CATARRY?
Hyome Cures This Common and pisa.
areeabIe Disease.

\ Hyomei cures catarrh by the simple
method Of breathing II into the air pas
sages and lungs, II Kills the germs Of
the catarrhal poison, heals and soothes
the irriiated mucous membrane, enters
The blood with the oxygen and kills tho
germs present there. effrctuaily driving
this disease from the system.
If you have any of the following syncp-
IONS. catarrhal germs are al work so,,,s
49,. *, ~, ~,
Mhe's ~ 49, tH'S"Ns .iheiApials o. Inc
nose, throat. bronchial tubes or tissues
OF the lungs:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
Testing Masurier Law.

1,a,t;al arsument was heard before Judge
Wit yesterfliejon the htsuier ordinance hay
ins for It's object the dlvorcins municipal OH
Gers from polltle al comlnittee 3
Messrp u fC. Taylor and e. Fokes5 spoke
ntsninst tho ordinance, and Hon. II. II, roll
lard In its favor S3l
~ m u Charles Y. Meredith will ccse the arr
,,,, ent ana inst the ordinance to-day, 81 T. ! 4
the Esrhe court WIN likely determine tbs auss-
t,nr y al Issue shortly after the argument is
all NJ, S IA I'D Il Z Va {g III Az 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
news GATHERED
FROM s0UT'H: !. |: |
Miss Nellie Stroud Breaks Her
Arm III Tour
Places.
COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT !lli' 1 !
Will Send Bridge Committee
to Confer il Rich
,nond. \
COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT JIG 7
Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch,

ss,sl b. IN r,..a.,,s rrtr, 81. 1,,snaf ti,
Manehesser No Nc, ilo2 Hull Street.
,-.,,,a stro,d a,uphter &c Mr.
MISS MISS 1se sl'' a - ~. vos.
l1eorSes. - /, . - a,.c,alnu IN her
terday afternoon while sexereis'ns q =, =,
roller skates, ana proAe i i a. .a' =. =.
IN. !, y, IA 1,n ,nbridEe streets, and
Nineteentn ana a.. i' I,na,. ~ and made nsi
atten 1el.. .ps .ass,t,ia
cot.., - =. - 80. - ~ y {. cac;a+;ne
Meeting OF Secret oo ''-'l 3 -, .les.
MANCHESTER Lodge OF Elks met IN l
lar session last night. and did lots !! OF
business. This lodg Sc VIII elec. ~.
Tor the year at the last meeting 'n's
month. 90 ,ren,n,c last
The Masons met " ny aat,hIe eve Il
night, ana spent .i''es 3 =
ming e, ~
City s8ASSelllp1yssSS3e ~ A.A Az
a specia1 meeting of the city Assem-!
bly will be held Tonight to act }8upofla tne
appointmhnt Of n colnint tee on ,eon-
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'lN
sL~

II tfsn. many jumped from tie second and
third Sstor, windows 10 tho ground. anu
wefekSinngrrosisls injured The crust, on
fhe sssyr@ays reeil.tcd III numerous MINOR
insufisss
scarceSs had the rear portion OF the
s,ft,ctu,fs COLLAPSED VIXEN n tongue 2.
flame siarted up from the boilcrs'!fl'
ui,dSteaeiIinr o,,i ais IT atsccndcd, COM
nunicated with the spiintnred @reckase'
ana Immediately after with the stand
Ing walls. soon tho entire factory was
IN flalnes VI 58
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
A FREE PACKAGE

T. want every person
VITO ~ billous or has any
et0mach OF liver all
Isept 10 send for q FREQ
package Of my paw-paw
Piila. ! want TO proye
that ttiey positively cure
Indigestion, -four stom.
ach. BelelinR, Wind,
Headache, Nervousness,
FI,,epls,sness. snd arc
an irfallikic euro for
Constipation. 10 do this
I nm Killing to glyo4
millions Of free pack.
rgts. I take all the
FAX. Hold By druggists,
for 20 c9hfs b VIAL. For
fee Jtaclsge address
.E1HIlaclSlphln.
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= 81 ARANTEE1 CURE FOR PILES.
"a itching, Bind, bleeding Or Protrnlins
- '9SIsAZG OINTMENT falls to cure you
il 6 Is "a days. 50c,Iradv.
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Fire Spreads.

A In the meantime the fire was spreading
from the Grover factory. 1t lcaped across
Calmir Street TO a three-story brick block
at the corner OF Main Street, owned by
Charles F. Dahlburg, and occupied as
hardware store. and then to n wooden
lodging house. a dwelling house on Cal
mir Street and small buildings, all of
which were destroyed. From the rear OF
the factory the flame reached across
Denton Street 10 two dwelling houses
BY this time the entire fire depart n,ent
and all the police reserves were on the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21

Personals and Briefs.
a marriage license has been Isl ued 8, 9
Mr.. w. L. DunNavnntS and M:sss $sl}Rs st 5.
+ Sanderson. Miss Sanderson Is the
dauEhterEof Mr. and Mrs. Robert y. san
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21

Judge clopton has granted permission f'rri $40.
or the transfer of the liquor license OF
4 I4. Irwin % q. 4 $B. e llles. VI
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-25
THE CHURCHES.
Order of Worship in the Chur ches
of Madison Tomorrow.

Christian Science Service at the res
idence of c. W. Wood at 10:45 a. m. I;
subject, Unreality.
PRESBYTERIAN Church Morning SCI
vice at 10 30; celebration of the Lold s
Supper in connection with the morning
worship; session will meet at 10 clock +;
Sunday school at 12; Christian Endeavor
at $50; evening service at 7:3O; sub
ject. The Temptation. Everybody cor
daily invited. Hugh Robinson, Pastor.
First Baptist Church Morning theme
Who Christ is Shown by His Teachings
and Their Effect upon Who Embrace
Them evening theme, The Elevating
Power of deep Religious Convictions
All are cordially invited TO these ser
vices.-A. T. Now Jod, Pastor.
Grace Church-Services tomorrow at
above church as follows: Holy Eu
cnarist, 1890 a. IN. subject of address.
With Christ in Paradise; Litany, $40
p. IN, with address on The Mystery of
Suffering church school, 12 ma. L.
Corbett, Vicar.
NJ E. Church Glass meeting. 80 a.
In. preaching, 10 80 a. III. and Z 80 p.
M. Sabbath school, 12 IN. Junior
League, $3.50 p. H.; Epworth League,
6 80 p. m. morning theme, The Con-
quering Christ; evening, Does Madison
Need Saloons? All are co:dially invit-
ed to all of the services of the church.
F. T. Kruger, Pastor.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-25
Total

State of South Dakota, county of Lake, So:
L. o. l.. McCallister, cashier of the above named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement
ie true TO the best of my knowledge and belief.
q l.. MCCALLISTER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this goth
day OF Mar 1905. L. NJ. scHUTz, Notary Public.
Correct f. ID. FITTs, Z. Y. McCALLIs-
TER, Il. l.. FrrTs. Directors
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-25
DAKOTA CENTRAL.
Surveyors Reached rladison Last
Night-A Very Bright
Prospect.

Surveyors of the South Dakota Cen
tral company who have been running a
preliminary line from Cotton to this
city arrived last evening and were
guests at the Lake Park. The party
was in charge of Chief Engineer l.. G..
Wagner. his assistants being Chas. Wag
ner Geo. Monk, Burt Moore. r. b.
South, O. c. Rice. The preliminary
survey was completed from Cotton to
the west side of Lake Madison Las eve
ming when the men dove into Madison
for the night This morning they look
ed over grounds in the east part of the
city, crossing the Milwaukee railroad
track about half mile east of the de
pot and proceeding toward Lake Madi-
son. The line followed was about the
same as has heretofore been mapped
out, taking in to some extent the old
survey known as the Burlington and
also following along the line of the old
motor right-of way between this city
and Lake Madison. The surveyors had
no information to give ont other than
that they mad been ordered to make
survey between the two
points above named. They expect to
complete their work today and reach
Cotton in time to take the train for
Sioux Falls.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-25
THE BABY.
An Instance of How Time Flies
Winner of a Cup at Baby
Show.

Sioux City Journal, "a: Il would
like to have my name engraved on that
cup, was the remark of tall, good
looking man who strobe into the store
of the W. H. Beck Jewelry company.
"What is the name, inquired Mr.
Beck.
"Eli B. Woodford. -
The cup was taken mp by Mr.. Beck
and scrutinized carefully. A look of
astonishment came over his features
and he gazed inquiringly upon the visi-
tor.
'AIe you the baby ?"
Eyes, I'm the baby, and flush of
embarrassment came to his cheeks.
Nearly quarter of century ago, on
Septemp5er II, 1891, Il handsome ster
ling silver cup was presented to Eli B.
Woodford for being 1.-THE handsomest
baby under year of age" at the Wood
bury county fair. The cup was the
gift of W. ii. Beck 1t is handsome
affair, ten inches in height and beauti-
fully designed and modelled. The cup
was engraved, leaving blank the name
of the winner.
The blank space has remained SO for
nearly twentyfour years, and in the
meantime that baby has grown into a
finely developed man, carrying out the
promise of his babyhood. Mr. Wood
ford "the baby! belongs to the well
known family of that name at Sergeant
Bluffs.
THAT was long time ago, said
Mr.. Beck, as reminiscent Look came
into his eyes. 1T was before the days
of the Corn Palaces, when Sioux City
was a small place and when the county
fair was the great yearly event The
fair was neld about where Crescent
Park now lies, and those baby shows
were a great feature. NV, how the
time does slip around And to think
that that big man is the baby that mad
in my arms and kissed that tins gen
Grafton ago.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-25
ANTI MACARONI.
BrookingS Miller Roasts Maca-
roni Wheat Flour to A
Brown Turn.

Cleo. +. Sexauer, proprietor Brook
ings roller mill, in Northwestern Miller
My mill was the first one in this section
to take up the making of macaroni
flour In November, 1903 | made 24-
hours run on this wheat and ground
out 2SS 40 h. sacks As to the exact
yield on this lot ! am not in position
to give anything accurate. as it was an
experimental run. However, while our
run on regular No. and blue stem
wheat was from 10I to 110 barrels day,
on macaroni it was 70 barrels. This
flour, figuring in what we gave away.
exchanged and sold, lasted over year.
On October 20, 1904, | made another
run, using 130 bushels of good, clean
No. 2 macaroni wheat which yielded
4, l2S pounds of -four or 3S3 pounds to
the bushel From the rate at which
the flour is selling. this last batch will
last me another year For comparison,
sacks of macaroni -four in 1904, | sold
about 100, 900 sacks of regular hard
wheat -four.
This shows the demand there is for
this character of -four. The macaroni
wneat does not only reduce the yield
of the mill, produces less -four and re-
quires mole power, but it is a slow sell
Ter. have made my last run on mac
aroni wheat unless | am greatly mi5tak
en-. In talking with customers about
the uualities of macarOni bread they all
claim it is good, sweet bread but that
the color is so yellow that the good
housewife is ashamed to have it on the
table. For a change or two the macar-
oni bread may be all right, but, if peo-
pie want change, ! can sell them my
first clear. which will make just as big
loaf, and one of as good color at 81. SO
per barrel less than | can sell macaroni
-four.
AS far as macaIOni wheat being rust
proof, that S all bosh, as far as this sec
tion is concerned While it yielded q
little better last year. owing to good
vigorous seed that was planted, | have
seen this same class Of wheat shrunkeT
as badly as any of the regular wheats
From a miller's standpoint, | cannot
see the wisdom of encouraging the lais
ing or milling of macaroni wheat. On
the contrary, | shall put forth my best
efforts to induce our farmers to raise a
good blue stem-a wheat that has good
milling virtue, and one that is always
ready fol market.