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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27

The anuusl erop and bu-ine~~ report
- ssle Commercial National Bank q
ChicnEo. covering tie Mississippi Va
iey. and . few Of ths more Important
states Of tia Paefa< coa~t. says IN
part
The ~heat erop - fgs will 20
among the largest and hs~s ever pro
auc-d The yield n0s only ell 10
great. bot tbe weight and aBality will
- Ear beyond tbs Ordinary. In the~s
respects x may - considered nearly
perfect Ths psFie1 - uncertainty 10
closing rapidly sns the crop may Dow
b called practically out - danger.
The yieid q soft winter wheat 10 large.
gaslify the finest and movement free.
Ina~nuch ss this movement has begun
early sBd all grains are BOw nearly OF
quite on an eKpeTt basis with TIE ten
dehry q prices downward. = large ex-
part bushes may - eIp~ctsa-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27
Sisise NEWS

PR ne -Four munfks anaes seq err.
tfT al TIE Providence msna near
oFeenweod n C.. aafuat ~ ere WELD
- reuFns ~ flf-1ea-a ThF -rnra
sea- n=arly - per cezt 81 ne com.
PAM outstanding shares at mr
Fasne
TIE Hoch NininE company las aa
elaree its reEalaf uarthr DIVIDEND 80
tSo ceufs e. share ar So naa is all
All the rraua tasaI ta DATE Is $50
tsa ras niae IS su taa Csear ca.
lenas
ne frzt aiudeas uas naa fr reas
v b Mis- % Daarer uas efar+
- q tlFecfur ~ ne American mining
eaaEress 10 sucoeet J Frark wnfs.-
e faTfiand ore- whose tern erui-..s
Az oFtian has besr rsvar =, Rssfe
farfsef "a re caafra5 az tha Ala.
1eea uiaing property narth 81 Cen
i1zho
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27
cooe 81 At ~ssslrssor

A strong company - vaudeville ~
circuits wfH BID for public favor 81
ne NashinFfnn theafer. curuer RiT-
erside ans Bernard streets. ,pokane.
Ter dts uaak
Ga the programs wlll ~ fnuad
A unique and pleasing number. =
6eliaeafina - NeW York Tenement
txpes. IRE Offering a. raek and Alies
Ncsvuy. = juvenile couple who ars
real artists e. fhesr Inc
RILEY sd Mathews = en- - sinE
ers. dancers and comedians have az
original - that las me- VIA favo,
81 Re OrpAeuz csrruit TIE Iorenns
ere sc % - experts o. TIE tixh,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27

Ths righf 81 ienai self rgvernm~ut IN
kAeae Island Whieh has he.-n ssransls
urDd 10 view % ths peculiar orsrln -
fhal state Is deuied. in Horton -
NeNIssrt n -. ] T. r. A n. -
So. So aFsia~s q statute re1ulagiar H.
E.siias foroe q ne state.
TIE pyw~r ~ a eeart - equity -
pFeFeut majority s1ockbolders from CT.
ercisiug taeir statutory power "a ~
daos the capital -tsrk in order % -
lieve det~-z'~.nE storRhalaers from
Haesfiug fielr obligations j. asserted N
Tseis "a ISurr lwisB. Ira *.
81 sTL
The distinefion between private ara
puhllr functlaus - a municipality =
considered 10 nlekinSou - Rozrou
lMasss. L. " A. tNsD o.. which
dsuiss municipal liability Tor neeii-
gsnos - the eity superintendent Of the
lamp department IN resp~1 70 an IN
safe lAmPFost
A company manufacturing aad hos.
tilHg beverage II held. IL Walton ~
Augusta Breuiug Company Ca. I
l.. T. A ~ - IT'S. 50 - Halls q
sne injured ~ swallowing ple,s= q
Elass while drinking from one q such
bottles. which he procured from sner-
cilant who haf -hass-i The same
from the manufactures.
The violation .s municipal oral-
unnee - O. the manner ~ -trluglug tie
eae--trie uEt' wire which charged a
broken Telephone sire. - The imr.ar.
fect Insulation % the wire. T. bed. 10
STARK - MaskeEpa Traction a 1. Co
Mich. ;. l. r. A. ~. \ ~ not 10
- the proK imate cause 81 "a iHiury 70
boy - b s..izsd the broken telephoue
wire 20 receive q sAo-k.
Al exception 70 the rule that equity
all Dot specifically enforce. a. tetnsen
parties a. par deileso. 8 e0utraet which
= OPPOSED 10 Isablie policy. = applied 4
Seattle Electric Company ~ SnoguaI-
mie Falls FssEer Company WASH.
l. r. A IL. - 1U22 by restraining
the breach - q coutract o. furnish a
supply 81 s.s--tririty % q street car aud
els,-1rle lighting company upon ne
gr0und that such breach would result
h. q great public lncsuvenlenoe.
A limitation upon the right q one 20
use his own uaHle il his oWu business
Is Declared Ia Morton " Morton Cali.
l. T. A N. - G,1. holding that
enc who had established business
under a particular maine. which -
PLACED on the hats 81 his agents 60 H.
form customers that were his repre-
sentative@. could euj1iu smother ~ the
same name. eaEaEed fu tire same buSl-
aess. from using such uame as hat
lstel o. substantially the same way -
the f0rmeT. 50 - 80 deceive the public.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27

small farmer Sho has made s sue
ees@ 81 marketing rs produce gives
sound and ingeHious advice In . recent
magazine. His prenninary work sug-
essts Hannsh Glasses famous preface
70 her Instructions for cooking hare
~F'irSt md q lady customer" = hls sd
vice. To ber sell noth'ag but the
choicest - fruit aud produce. Il viii
not b bong before she viii acquaint
Der friends. and they In turn wif pass
along the word o. Others Il paws 70
seil nothluE but the best he Inferior
produce ran - fed - Stock. and In q
short time tie farmer 81 Ind ~ Ia.
.Hpod market and q god prize. with
B0 leakage q profit % gise mlddleman.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27

medium leuszGh wings that smoothly
fold hard. 81 tail feathers with
sci -eurled feathers Ia The tail Of
drsks and sbaTt and stout thighs and
shanks- Their eyes are large and brigh,
aud % q deg leaden blue or gray c~lor
The shanks. toes aad webs are Of =
lghr oranze col0r
The standard weight 81 the adult
drake r. ssvsH pounds adnlt du~k. s,E
pounds Young drake. "a peandA. and
young ducA. Eve pounds
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27

BuiA-s'n No - - tAs Department
= Agriculture says af The Crested
aits dnck
TIE CHeztes waite durk = what may
- caLe9 an ornamental fuck mueh fhs
-lms "a Pensh ehirksus Th~y are
- ar~d 20 any CREST sEfeut n this
-.unlry. and thy are very seldom sees
n me ssgv rysss.- They have 10 -
T's--ial vnius - ths farmer. ss better
aIsi mere easily brp4 birds are - D.
found IN the Pekin SD Ayie~bury.
rbe~- daeks have MEDIUM slEed
bead medium -sized Bill q large. well-
balanced Cr~ss uI.~n the crown - me
bead rafber lonR nerk . Medium
'~nEth hack breast. round and full /.
ba-dy. rouD1 and 81 medium lenEfh .
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27

Nelson E What r-Hm .zes En- %
s#raa- scandal involving fhs lead
ms arHr mills tH knHfaHav and
government officials aas evolved Sal.
H-iay nra af evidence rendered hv In
sVeerar Nar.n nf rde Brush CaIam.
Hia government and former account
ana GearEe BauHrn - ere Faruie
.nmher wIi lr sun erourtf rs he
latter AGAINST she Crows Nesf south
#rn railway branch ~ fhe Great
northern. far damages IN the IRE i'm
fs. arising auf - a ere cu fhe raflway
la rlsarIuE The riEhf-ef uav Ca Jaay
81 1894 The damages claimed ars
So afa aHd admitted o. - ssa1
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27

William Ailea white. the Kansas 81
itar. tells lea Hau,ers Weekly tale
o. she trials Of a younE Reporter Ills
editor had given a.m Instruction lu tie
hrst principles 81 mak .uz q usggslls l.ar
story -Te.I Ca fhe arsf f-w lines what
F1ur sforg Is about Give tap "a a-eaHae
a.. aaee. Then fsl.sw w.la r-.s.. ~
the facts. and -1a..u8a a.tI ia.rrt .tss
Nib ris f+-sH.e sob H.r.a=l Tus- is che
au.r orderly Rag 9. Nr.r.H- suar -rHrE
Tar u-a maH saFe g. ESP a-feusi.u 20
tl.- lesson. tse result .. aaHea Wa- taat
b. handed ID taal a gu news item
- b -h r-ad a. follows
Rufus JENKINS. a carpenter. Slipped
and felI In Vine street YESTERDAY. and
ss,5a .ue-l h.s ankle badly
Mr.. jenkins was walking along Vine
street wh-n suddenly It's feet .l.pp--i
fra- under him aad BE- felL spralu.ng
one Of his ankles.
-Wheu seeu by reporter d. said.
7 was walking alaus Vine streer. when
in sane way my feat s.ipfed from M
der me. aud ] feiI heavily 20 the side
nazk. <l-aiaI1E sue ~ nay ankles
-Mr Prank Fuller said I wa~ walk
iur t--h.u3 Nr jenkins on vln~ st-eet
u-hen saw h'm slip and fail - the
Sidewalk When ! assisted hIu % arise
b. told ne TIA; b. haI S3-alu-d one %;
hls ankles
@pr Tassmss Rlsh who stfen3ef Mr.
JenkHns saIa AR Jenkins had badly
sr-s .as-d sakle. due o. fsl a X.1s
street tie vii ae la#i np f1r SINE
tine
ar Jeak'as could ua. aftanI las.
nlxhfs meeting ~ tae ~a-T~users. uu.aa
The president Ia -sav~-ag fhe r.aet
lnE. exp-rszel -ez-ef thst AR 1~nkln.
csnld NJ attend as be- aa8 sfHu~l and
fsueu ,a N.ae street sp-aluIng one q.
IA aHtHa-a
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27

I raiss eve CROPS instead % one On
the same ground and on the same vine.
with hardly any extrs work Plant I'm
tie usual way. " ben q cucumber q
taken from the vine - IL - cut with a
knife. leaying about an eighth OF an
inch % the cucumlser on the stem Then
slt the stem with knife from It's ead
70 the vine tNiee. leaving a small nor
ton Of the cucumber on each division.
on each separate sllt there will 10 a
cucumber as large s. the FIRST By this
method you ~il only need sne-nfth the
ground that voc would need n grow
NIX eursznt,ers IN the old way.-Waltsr
strosniaer Ia Epit0mist
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27

The one conspicuous play ~ south
era Hfr uow being presented fo the
public b. Under Southern skies. p
written ~ lotus Blair Parker. author
1f WAY Down Easf IT'S success has
been extraordinary and 81 grows in
favor 9Th each succeeding season
The scenery - Under Southern
ski~s i= reproduction - ERE Iuau.
RANT Hawerv landscapes ans stately
BONES ~ the south Under southern
skies all ha presented a. fha spa
ZANE Thrafer October - ans -
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27
RACE ISSUE IS DANGEROUS.
Colonel Noungblooo Says Tuuan
speaks SO Iole Nords.

Colonel William AoanehIood 81 Ala
lama. former auditor lu the treasury
department and a prominent repubH-
can. iu az Interview al TIE national
capital declares that a great danger
IS ahead ~ ras nation. because u the
rara question
senator TiHEau speaks no idle
words BE- saws "A great danger Is
ahead af as D. Is strange thar rar-
srumerf which rans ~ Go rivlHHe
fhs F1Hp.aos - relieve The oppressed
Cuban sul ahleh IS So powerful as r.
bring pesee between Russia and Jap
aH. 81 fo. raaar.ess ar SD Indifferent
20 HHe protection 20 tna Nfe liberty
ant property ~ .ts 1ua SUBJECTS The
euly remedy ~ the rare issue IS the
election 81 unrsH.1. HEai uaa. racial
raaH te .HH H-es..sueF
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27
FAILS FROM isTH STORY.

81 1shn N4ehsisou Ives 70 Tel tire
Tate
A warkmAn Eel - the topmosf TIE
lffh story q she tee L0nF building
s. Kansas CITY NJ and vss bark ~
work un the roaf In nYe minutes
wlthuui an intury ~ ans kind Their
vas mothinE befseen him and tie
sfane Sidewalk. sao fras down. aheu
= started for Il headarst. tat ig feet
fsum the top ~ managed 60 catch a
Fope used fnr BOOSTING purposes furu
80 complete somersaul1 Rhnp a
cezeu sperta,ors steea nsralyzed With
horruT sid a dazeu feet further be-
fore b. go the hetieT q his mamen.
ten and ellmbea hack ~ ever -
ruruiee Hurk co the asfonishmenf =
tns ether wuskuaen
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27

Ryder saw Mrs.. tlartey .n The
car to-day.
M Ryder-Hpw tld she lesk7
bur judging FROM SHAT sic at1 s1s
vas Dot Ike h~rz~f az az today
Nh Ryder Why. what ia she say
Rgdsr--rhank you- Pm la4elpi1a
Press.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27

q "a Heyaorfh. a vel 20 40 farmer
Irving y miles narfh - Gage. okIA-
rereugiy shot and killed rs Hife two
daughters. are8 - ard = ane s son.
aEed 80 re fhgn furned the Weapon
OF himself iusicsinE a mortal wound
Family trouble was responsible for
IRE trarAev
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27

fes boy - Charles a ssavansar
; Aitofney as fnans e. sha bottom
= frsigAi elevator shaf in the -
nssaeiaE ~ - washtnrrur sfr~as
0Iie@sa 7 sss ~ ar sssea-s shai
siefeasan had faiiez aozn ne -,
- a~sesspzeuEs - - TIE opinion
IA ks I'D beea ruaR.ss a. -
eerea az thsa sArs~n asws a. .,e
taior ae&1 NJ ss@seasaa ! So q
1aFe - aist4nt relative q zr.vlc.
Frszadent Aalai sl@~~aaas
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27

n Ssw York every minute two tn
uigrants arriEe-mure thar sc 90
In a gear Exsy Eix minutes ; ehfld
e to-n. Ever aeven minuaes there
. fanerAl Bvery hour . 49, hulls-
TE i ererzed
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27
IN rsE rsEArERs AT SPOKANE
me slan Of the CO.'S.

The Wilson Barrett Spectacular ~
HrIoas and historical drama. The
sign ~ the Cross shlch uif b. seeu
ar fhe SpIhane THURSDAY and Friday
prf z5.-6 Is one of The remarkable
p.ass 81 fhe aEe and one which fa- che
gasf seven wears has been moef sue
ressfai lea England and America Mt
Narreff's wurk deals vita fhe early
years ~ fhe Christian religion vheu
che faithful CHRISTIANS uere being per.
secuted even INTO death In fhe Ro.
man arena under the Terrible rule ~
Narn
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27

slons are : feet inches loug. 2 feet =
Inches high and foo' inches vide.
There = a sliding door - the baek end
When IRE bog pnts hls head through
~ hale In front Jam re ever against
h.s ua=-k-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27

@zzeTse6 tkzf e. aru= -
tie firaf muzsuai fnws-w-.-.s -. II.
ku@Aa hzannz
fns hazk - Eaxianz has rnls.s "a
etscouzi rs.s 10 9 - ue.t
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27
HEAD-ON COLLISION
THREE TRAINMEk KILLED On
THE GREAT NORTHERN.
Ass Tires Seriously nlsrss-crs~
q Frsigst Tram Disobeyee oroeru
Near Eserstt Nash.--CrsNh aits
paaseneer Train Foiio~eo-T. so
other Frsig ht Trains Juss Escaped.

Everett wash Oct 22-The fau.
are uf freight train 90 obey orders
resulted iu aeadou collision o. the
Great Northern a. E % clock SUNDAY
morning a lea miles east uf Monroe
"a which three aere asIled. three sen
1usly injured aud others bruised. Tbs
dead
Freight Engineer J r. Hudson
Freight Fireman A. ". Riddell
FREIGHT Fireman Patrck sheridan
The injured Passenger EnEineeF
George Lawrence. Passenger Conduc-
Tor Wejxsll
The freight was an extra. east
bound % had orders % meet No
go. the skykomlsh local al Monroe
Arriving At Monroe the crew of the
train believed they had time 90 make
sultan. The first station east ~
~ aurue
Immediately after leaving Monroe
zee train urske doWn and was de-
aFel suae time. just after they cad
started 20 the collision took plac..
Tie track a. this point Is tortuous.
sludlng around the snohomish
Nelfher engineer could see The other
Train until they we're within leo feet
II each other The trains came 10
sether aith terrific impact Both
engines Jeff the track Their crews
stuck 90 their posts ulI the last min
ute. That there were not many IA
taltiss among the passengers Is due
go The hghfuess ~ the train. consist
sug ouly q three cars. and that the
beiyy freight vas going up grade
Passengers hurried from thu coaches
and assisted lu extracting fne dead
and injured Fireman Rlddell ~ the
shf fraLn uas found sitting head
less beslfe n engine HIS engineer
Hudson was NOS found until late IN
fhe afternoon has body being buried
under lhe pouderous freight engine
Both the engineer and fireman Of
TIE passenFer Nsre badly scalded
Fireman sheridan died ON tne nay 60
RE hospita In Everett Engineer
Lawrence Nas brought 90 the hospital
here aud the physicians say his burns
ara not fatal Lawrence has q arifs
and fv8 children In Seattle. Hudson
Also has family iu Everett All the
others Were unmarried
Conductor Erickson 81 the freight
train sas placed under arrest by
Deputy sheriff Browu a. Snohomish
a. the instance Of Coroner MuN
coroner wlll hold an inquest a. sSet
homish tomorrow afternoon
The escape u the freight trains
from disastrous wreck between
Leateuwnr.h and Cashmere was
narrow one. and that the engines did
HHf suns together 5s due fa the fact
-haf uhen FIRST seen IS ffe engineers
rhe trains vars ou "a leFeT stretch -
track between The fUo towns The
wheels liH uat cease revolving uutH
chs engines nearly touched each afh-
- A mistake ~ the train orders or
-heIr misleading Is assigned al. The
cause ~ ths Hluuter
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27

50 SD Mr Goalhons. severely. -
youug E,an. you wauf 10 marty NJ
dauxater. en- what = Four saiary p
TIE v0uuE mas answer vas ueek
and resg~-=tfuL
Whatever yea thinE In worgh ssr.-
- sala.-Ciexeizad Leader.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27
SPOKANE NARKtr QUOTATIONS.


Neseaaties-Cahh&Ea sigk cot. 70.
maio1s. 80 Sc crate waiermeaons
s. q - dpg Potatoes. RecnH eut.
fgrnips 81 est Walla WaHa ouaonx
81 81 cwts oarruia tl6o cat. pluma
go a8cs blarkbarrles. gI7E crate.
oaaiihu&er. fl-4s doz. Ereen peppers
So boA beets. g. 80 cat. pears. 81 -
8l-2s boE egE plant O. 50 crate.
Apples- coakiug Scot boa. eat.
inR TscWtl ~ bon
hrap3s Muscafs f1Gl16 crate
fokaFs. s. 81. black Hamburxs. s.
eastern Concnrds. Soc basket. local
ssc
Oranges. sf7tH 525 boa lemons
fancy s. SEQ 2 81 case. dried nEn. 7s
q soc loIb lsaa. dRs In buIk. &C. 10.
BLACK hEs. lolb package. soc. Fard
oates. smsc "a. golden dates Tasr
lb. bananas. sz75a Is bunch.
Peaches - Neil0w freesfone. 81 e
boa white freestone. 6sa T5c box.
white eiHgstone. 6oG75e boR
Butter and EEgs Fresh ranch egEs
current receipts tT67zt case. fresh
ranch eErs. selected. g. case. local
eggs. g -. best creamery butter. &c
/ u. cheese twin4 s. d
Honey 80. strained honey. 81 10
suKaT-f5 - pr Joe lbs
Coree - Common package goods
gl725 per io0 lbs
s@e8 Alfalfa. tls08 cat. red -.
ver. tlB0Ib50 cwt. Kentucky blye
grass. 81 5oaIs ~ umsthy. s. y
/ - CIT. white clover sI7a10
wholesale Feen Prices
Bran. tIs ton. bran and shorts a.
Ca waite shorts slsa20 ton. corn
Is - ct. cracked corn. g. 60 CT
timothy hay. 81 ton alfalfa. 81 ton
/ rolled BARLEY. sifo cat. new oats
ltlzs cwt. chopped cats. sIssd s.
at. wheat fIdl1e cwt. red shorts
sc ton.
Prices Paid 90 procscerm.
Vegegshles-Apples so16oc ho1
bee's. Tscrti cwt. potatoes Use cot.
eabbaEe. tl0l2s cwt. onions 81 est
Poultry and Rxgs-Iavs hens. isc
I've spFlhg chicAena 18@l4c. live
enesfers lee dressed hens lee
aucks lie fresh ranch eggs. s. case
selected. g. s. case
Live stock-ste~rx. z5 cwt
eows. se82 -. sheep. s3509s est,
AoEs g. s997
Hides -GreeH steers. - n. cows -
/ D. sailed lc hlEher. dry hides ls0
lao oalfskins green ice ID. Alp. 81
ID. sheepskiAs. slal2b
Pred -Timothy hay. S1sa1s ton.
Alfalfa hay Sc segll ton oats $40
Creamery produce. Z o. b Spokane
-F1rst grade creamery butter fat
zs1ac
4 10 cat
Northwestern Mheat
i PORTLAND ore -- Wheat CSC
bluesiem. 67wGse. rcd. ecu slc. va
isy. eT8esc
/ TACOMA. Wash Bluestem. CSC
club. CSC. red sac
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27
HIGH Winds IN UTAH
sEyfRM PERSONS INJURED
PgoPERTY Loss GREAT.
Fsrs Possesses ~ s4ssh wns ossar'Tse
eew pinna Of Utah Sschins Sss'
...cass SEE 81 Miles 81 tfeuF
x..s Fsss.aY n osasn--sno~
- fse4 pssp % Parts - coi'rs0o-

AL laks Cisy. oos- ss-For a
49, tan clts Aae siciaity h~s eeen
sueu b winastarm q sEFArAllelea
severity.
Trasns are arriving irregsl@riy o.
~ A. ala For muct - ne u1@
sisse,rAr eagsice hAs seen a. q slAna
ala and me eiecgrc AEhuA1 Piasts
arr SOL q oammlssioH.
TIE burHiag q ne Ua~A PAckiHG
usans narsh q The og. wAioA &C
ouFrea SATURDAY naghL = tse most
ser.oas sinxls iozs Tae bsilaing lad
sasl s,esn nonpiasea a. = oost Of tlgs
60 ana wAs 20 have oeen pai n ase
an See aayu TIE progect Nas "a
nuaarAsnd b. weateTn callle mea ana
sAs "a apposiiioa ~ ne iarge packsGg
hausss 81 fhe east TIE cauae ~ the
are hAs nut been aseertAGnsa GUY
A snan frmullon q lAe iaas b covered
~ iasaranos.
kained bullaiags. faiien chimReys.
tuoEen wludoss. laosenea SlgEs and
gapplsa tresM throughout The city ans
As.,...n.AK tawns weFe the most CON
moa ssavenirs 81 the gsAe ana agsrc
9kie az imnense lgss
TAe wtna ntt4imed a maKimum Fe.
aoclsy u s. mlle4 al hour a. ; 0'ciock
eAiardAg nlEht. and a. average Sped
e b allies a. boar
oas Dsssh 81 ossen.
Ogden. UtMh One m4n was allied
and sFae 80 In property was destroy.
&C - a Floleut sinasgurm thai sNepl
ever tbs cagg william Gibbs. ~hlis
iaboriuR 10 save hia bAfn fFsm 4e
straegiun wnk s1Fuck by . GytHs
plank Rnd Eillea The Catholic church
l.as be#n DAMAGE many thousand aal
~ ans other large builalRgs have
auaerea Trains betNeeA ogaeu ana
SAL lAke have beeE stalled aiues
early last uikht
~ coiossdo.
tn Colorado the sforw exfeuded ~
ghe western slope IN the waller
Aruana buena ista the snow stands
40 fest deep CO - ievel ana - ihe
moaAtains throughout the state ths
snow varies fren TIC 60 Eve feet IN
deplh twenty-five inches 1t SNOW
has fallen al f1nFence BY niEhtfan
II naFtbeFu Colorado the snaE 5,
sru railway. have beeA sound un
- inches deep ard should q freexs
fQlloN the sinrEa considerable losi
Nin be The result 10 putato crops
ln vsYouios
AyaUiag reEauras a Keuerai storm
whlch has playea havnc wlfh wirs
communication and b. iuterTuptiaF
rallruad frafsr I4Festock IS fheaten
81 wlth aamaEe FROM the cold
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27

10 you ever eat veaig"
10. 1 EBess not used - tsfrk
Cd. however. untIi th=~e HaekiaE noass
sxr.asurpa --Hoasfsu Pest
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27

~hez . rresp@ Gals for stsle cake -
sozzAa No hzs hsys n - famEly
knozs tat sAe Etu lever have q
eAnaex - 90 -
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27

The frame Tor this hsg ringing trap
should b. made q 2E4ln-h lumber
bottled together a. corners Ths dimen-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27

Weight Is rhe main nbierf - the
farmer RI fatten.ug sto-k for market
and fh.s weight is easiest obtained hv
faetinE corn .n order ts produce "a
Farue7s have lauE a@eu taught ~ 81
I---.rurs thar - Is desirable quality
and that e. sdds % fhe artrartfren..s.
- a canvass OF the stat u has been
demonstrated a. th- exne- uant sta.
tons. hrwevr-. INST ths- We -hf car -
s..H1-e3 a. - @e~-- with e greater m.
portion - lean lufersnT~sel vita fhs
Fat - fe~i-uE nlfr1r-nous rat,an
which means that IN addition - ID
s~ai suTgly = corn au animal Should
rece 70 = variety - focd thar i naf -
rlca in oil Starch and sugar a. = ~.-n
Thls fax = ~u-thy q c1ns Iteration.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27

10 gFe barnes = sod nnlsh ssfu-
rate ne leather wtth as mnrh 81 - =
III tAks. and then EpoaEe TIE harv~us
~ash ma lsther made - castle
soap Ehsn ery. wfps E~ntsv ia a
@si~sssa e gun trsEacahth. whbek -
nsaoe - ssiiag hals an ounus n IN.
gan Ia re guar.s 81 wausr. bosnnz
ee~L = tAr~< Finz. stfrrfzG rr..ly
weils = = - the ars WA - 80
u nsnriy e - sesth~z.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27

Tas weight - ha-~s = sn srnna--
ant item r. s=rimattnr a. vsiz@ sa-
drnft purE,u~-s. - ~ nns -hs1s~a 49,
with ~eil-deFelaT.~1 uau~rl-.. NAY 10 a.
nauch ~ork - ~ h~svy -h.ened on eer
= shorf tine snd = svsu a.@strr - -.ss
pu-~~s Rus n FlowtnE - ssb~-
h~svy. sa~.sy sr1~iax. ths rgss 49,.
= - u~efuL Theas n PRIV. fhe
~sArss = az izs~zzszs tssz- ffas~sa
sor~e ~esra~ svss 2eEe rssnez ,. -.y
Pcssfsay 49, ssv - neeh - o. r~r
P~snd an6 truz $50 e 1snn r=u.s.
NJ - - prics rars6ly ssrff-ins
In - ilso Fsune ss-pzs sssanr ~
fruz - - ~ rsus 80 p~~ns sA~-~e
= esssaesrsely @ers fAaa ssy sss.~
grze< - ss>ck - to tzrz ~ -.
2 - nsr~ss ars - <s1
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27

PORTLAND ore -- Wheat Csc
blaes'em. e7w6se. red. ecu sic. va
ley. eT8aac
TACOMA. Wash Bluestem. CSC
club. CSC. red 6ae
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-27

Colonial w ater.
Tumblers Of the tin-s
est quality moulded
glass, cut bottoms
and as clear as crys.
tai. Worth $1.25 a
dozen; special, 30
each, only six to a
customer.
Colonial style Fin
ger Bowls, the same
superior quality Of
glass as tumblers, just
like cut; regular $3.50
dozen; special, loo