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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-07-04
Ancient Art (

Prehistoric artists have left us works
Of art engraved on polished she'll.
Among the most ancient are the masks
upon which the human face is de-
Dicted.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-07-04

The man who buys his way into So
ciety us1ally hasn't enough taste to
realizesthat he's getting an inferior
article Of goods for bis money.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-19
soME pRAcr1oAL MArTERs.

There are many practical matters
that candidates for the Legislators
might NJ we'll be- looking up II they
want the peoples votes.
The reforms that Tho Journal advo.
Gates are worthy Of a little attention
on the part Of would-be statesmen and
politicians.
Tako bold of some practical reforms
that The common people can un,ler.
stanA gentlemen. and you will come
near landing.
Just a common farmer suggested two
noe,le,h laws 10 The Journal man satur.
day. which We wish to call everybody e
attention ~.
IIo says tho county clerk ought 10 be
authorized, when the county judge. for
any reason, l. out Of tho county or
state. b handle probate cases.
~ often happens that when a county
Judge is away that matters In connrc.
tion with estates come up and tho
county clork can attend 20 them.
Another practical proposition II tho
suggestion Of tho farmer that The coun.
~ b. authorized by law 10 license auc.
tiouoors
Many auctIoueors now ply their call.
ing 10 tho country, aud somo are NOT
auctionoors, that could iust as well pay
a license of say tgj
Tho Journals idsa that tho proceed
ings Of tho state land board be- pub
lishoi iu che newspapers BE- worth think
IHg about
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-19

Every person should learn just what
the red package looks like and the
economy in using Aliens self rising
r. B. B. Flour. It is the most nutri-
tious blend Of grains that can be made.
You know that easy digestion and
perfect assimilation Of food Is neces-
sary for good health.
ANY person can digest hot griddle
cakes. Boston Mullins, Boston Brown
Bread or Fruit Pudding made from our
blend Of pure food -four, and the sim.
plicity in making It up and the assur.
ance Of having Il just right, every
time. should be considered.
Ask your grocer for it and II he is
out Of Il send his name to US and we
will supply you with a sample pack
age free. Grocers who study your wei.
fare and their own profit, will supply
you with these goods at all times.
ALIENS B. b. B. FLOUR co.
Pacific Coast Factory. San Jose, Cal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-19
OBJECTIONS TO THE FUTILE LAW


There are serious objections 10 os
tablishing the Tu,tle law az a porma
nen5 system Of building public high
ways
Tho Grange has always opposed Is
suing bonds against land to build coun
Try roads. The title Of this act is mis-
leading
n mentions machdamizing as the on
~ way Of making a good road, when
% is a fact that good roads are posi-
blo with grading and tiling alone.
A permanent system has not yet
boon invented In oregon Tor road con
siuc,ion. and what suits ono part Of
ths state docs not suit another
But a we'll graded road with tiling
Co ako on che water. and tho use Of
iho spIitlog road.dug. will make
cheap smooth. passlblc roads.
Of course. roads that are % stand
up under very heavy traffic should have
broken rock or gravel on top. But
fhrro are NOT many such.
As one farmer no Macleay said. the
present roads will enable thom TO haul
on a great deal more than che lamb
viii pfpluer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-19

day. and loyal support is being pledged
from All quarters. This threa0bare
trick won't work.
Tho camp following politicians who
have no convictions, but a desire to get
there might ~ we'll give up the shallow
tricks LET THEM POINT OUT A
WEAK SPOT IN MR.. ToozB's PLAT
FORM. a break in his armor Of Repub.
hcanism.
They can't do 10, and might az well
prepare 10 get into the band wagon
with the candidate Of the producers,
the farmers, the laborcrs, the fearless
advocate Of fundamental Republican
principles.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-19

our readers should interest thcm
selves about their taxes.
Al taxes paid prior 90 March rs grl
a rebate ~ three per cont, allowed fot
fuIl payment
ono half ri the taxes may be paid
hy fho first Monday in April anI ths
other hall will then boz PAYABLE without
Interest on ths first Monday iu Otyo.
b,r following
hut DO oHo.half che taxes ara uat ra'l
D., iho drst Monday lu April. "a penalty
OF ieu por eent attaches. auI the tax
AMI penalty bear interest at ~ pee
cent per- aHuum until paid
Was there ever a law got up that Is
more lu favor of ths man with ready
money and harder ou tta farmer who. as
a ule. prefers 90 pay iu che faUi
Was there ever law g6t up chat
gave che people shorter time 90 take
advantage of iis good points. ana that
more spechl, soskol on the heavy pen.
alyf
Formerly taxes became dtlinquent
iu che fall Under ihis they become le-
liuqueut in the spring There Is a
whole Doc of the Portland pIutosratie
wisdom iu the above law.
Way not give tho people who want
to Pay one-half their taxes iu the spring
a little rebate but give an a chance
to pay -beir taxes in che fau without.
s.app.ag a cen per cent penalty and iu
teTtst onto theml
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-19

ture be controlled by the people, or
the U. s. senatorship AND oTHER
MATTERS, or by the graftersi
A legislative deadlock or holdup is
favorable 10 all the ancient CRAFTS. If
the people decide the senatorship
crafts can be knocked out.
Every graft is stalking everything
on the chance Of tying up and dead
locking the legislature on y. $. senat.
or to perpetuate its existence.
With the senatorship decided by the
people before the legislature ever con-
venes. the way would be cleared for
an economical session.
With two senatorships thrown into
the legislature 20 be rafiled Of there
will be the old game Of creating new
offices and increasing appropriations TO
buv votes for this man or that.
All the federal patronage and the
corporation interests will come into the
jackpot, and there will be the usual
disgraccful scenes attending a senat-
orship potlatch.
The real issue is not, shall be stand
by Statement No. /. but shall we have
a clean. decent session Of the legisla.
turc. uncorruptcd and uncontaminated
by the time honored senatorial de.
bauchi
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-19
srpANnR FACTs.

I, seems strange that sometimes your
stomach or bowels won't digest your
food no matter what you eat.
II NAV be the weather, or it may be
ms, the state Of your general health
but in anv case. there is only one Ger.
tain safa and positive method Of cure
and that is the proper use Of that uni.
ve--sl remedy for all forms Of dyspeptic
.rorbla or digestive weakness. whether
r stomach. liver. kidneys or bowels
Suart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
Strange IL is. that in such little tab
lets. 20 be- taken a few times a day,
may lie such wondrous potential posi-.
bitics that by their use the course
of "a mans whole lifc-yes, Of the
world-may be changed.
Vet. who would not appreciate the
fact that II Napoleon had not been suf.
forirg from cancer Of tho stomach he
would have won instead Of lost-at
watcrlool
And stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
would have cured his stomach trouble
had thcy then been invented, a. they
have cured thousands Of others In the
past ten years who have suffered just
as Napoleon did
So YOU can readily appreciate that
today by curing all these people, Stu.
arts Dyspepsia Tablets is helping to
gst ,ho worlds work done. by people
who would do worse work n they we're
sick. 20 they must be- having a great
influence. in "a quiet way. on the worlds
progress.
Tfry may, therefore. b. clas'cd as
ora ni The iriumphs of science. amongs,
other discoveries In medicine, mcchau.
irs transportation, etc.
t.rf this then, remain in your mem
aru "a fact upon which TO act when
occasion requires
Whom any organ iu your vast a..
s,siiyr machinery gets out Of order.
sou have ht your command ono Of tho
great inventions of tho ago, in siuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets 90 put your ma.
.I.Hrfy Boz ordor again,
hg M doing you will save much uso.
.ra friction, add 60 tho energy and
working possibilities Of your bodily
and relieve yourself from suf
'rr.Hg. disease. weakness. premature
Iid ago and death.
an this is strictly in accordance with
.ho most MODERN teachings of tho best
schools of health, hygiene and
medicine. and Be wil no, 10 your adNan,
.ngr lo lay these facts 90 heart
Don't hesitate. Ty stuart's pys..
'epsia Tablets tolay.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-19
THE CASH VALUATION Fad.

That b. tte latest Invention 20 In
GREASE the emoIumrnts of ths TAX eat
rr Valuations arc to D. RAISED from
loo to ioo per cent.
h Is boasteI Boz tbe Oreeou.an CORES
poudeu,e that che property of Marion
county IS to be put zap go huy mil
hons ou the TAX rolls.
Auy fsj or graft or new wrinkle
tha, will noe dni rea.N endorsement
in che home newspapers Is foistel up.
ou th' people through the Oregonian.
~ the ruttlo law. tho cash value
TAX system ami other fa,s Tor rcach,
ing the property 81 tbe tax payer are
exploited 40 Portland
The Journal does uot readily al,o.
cate every now Invention OF tht usurp
iug tax eating class. and is dubious
about cash valuations
As many of the leyies for state and
school aud special purposes are made
Ia nat leyies onetenth 10 one mill
more money viii be taken.
Tae middle class. the merchant. the
home owner, the farmer. viii be caught
Ia the cash valuation net, because thew
eannot hide
TIE TAX dodgcF, ths owners Of IN.
iang.eles, the people who largely Is.
'aPe taxatioa nov, viii eseape sim
noFa largely.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-19
cAMPAIoN TRICKS EXPOSED.

ono Of tho campaign slogans Of s.
~ Huston. of Hillsboro, for congress,
BE- that be- is the only man who stands
Cor Roosevei's rate policy aud control
of corporations.
Walter T.. Tooze makes that the
twelve words b. wants printed on the
ballot with biz name, WILL SUP.
FORT RoosEvELr's PLAN FoR
CONTROL AND REGULATION OF
RAILROAD RArEB."
Coming into The Republican party on
Tho gold Hamiafd, an ISSUE that is fof.
over sctth,i. Mr. Huston naturally
wanis ~ goi some catchy issue 10 con.
ooal tiac poucity Of bic Republican rec.
ord
Tho fH,t is Mr Tooyo has boldly
hown out bic own platform, and has
voycrrd all che important isros and
,ipos noe hinge bic chances ~ success
90 any bobby or ono plank platform.
No one b. supplying him with ideas
~ with campaign funds or campaign
manaromoni. ilr b. making bic own
campaign direct 20 tho people ITO will
have reached every voter nf every par.
iy before April aDth.
81 aggressive and fo,rl,s auI iu,is.
pouIoui 20 mau naturally draws ibs aro
III ths opposition iE HAS BEEN
THE TARGET ron ABUSE AND |
MISREPRESENTATION. AND HAS |
NEVER nETALfATED
All kiuis nf rsmp,igu tricks will he
iriel O., tho fo,hunl machine and che
Fumshor brigade to Irfr1i Walter o. |
Tooan fur ihr nomination. bnt the, will /
noi u,,rnl Tlae people are back ~
bic rsulalbtt
Tho rrppri be- being scattered broad
cast D., ibr llusiau huI ilawiry f,l
lowers chat " o. rabfs b. going 90
withdraw Iu favor uf huston nf ilsWIry
BE- laib ahsuri aul uuiusi to Mr rhnfe
Do Is HII ihe more foolish when ur
nomination aHI e'rrIou of M. Taafe
B. aImusI certainty
Itene mas is sams rea.nHs fnr Ius
iou HuI llawlr, withdrawing lut ua
reasaH fsr rim ONLY REPUBLICAN !.
rAuIH.Hir in rl.I nui af the rasa
Tho pTnspa.ts ur No. Taafa's namIua
tinH ani r'r,tIoa FToe brighter ryrry
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-19
E1ECr1oN DATES TO REMEMBER

Rsgistration books for primary cleo
tion close April 10.
Primary election April 20.
Registration books again opened
April % and close May 10.
Last day for fling names for stats
and district ohicos March 30.
last day for hiing names for county
ofhces April a.
Canvassing votes for nominating
stats and district candidates May 3.
Last day for hling nominating petit
tions for county ofioes May 10.
Last day for hiing certificates Of nom.
nation May 3.
General election June T.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-19

The man who can work the assessor
will have larger field to work and the
conscientious man who will not perjure
his soul is cornered.
That is the way IL seems to our
moor mentality. We may be mistaken
but we cannot see that cash valuation
ia apv remedy for CRAFTS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-19
TIm REAL ISSUE

some of tho Republican utWspaper.
arc huiug their space in discussion oi
nothing but Statement 80. . ami ths
srnaiouhips
fho real issue is NOT Wha SHALL d.
q. n senator but SHALL THERE BE
A LEGISLATURE AhrENABI.E TO
the WILL OF THE PEOPLE9
fhoso Who can see nothiag iu che se
lestiou OF proper meu 90 10 90 the leg
is'aiure hut bow thrs will vote ou a..
n senator, take uarrow view
Tho people do uot want a legislature
t,el up Tor foriy days in struggle
over electiug teo a. :, senators They
arc tirol III jeadlogks and holdups ia
tho lcgislaiuFc,
Now tberc may be- tboss vho $40
nothing in tho Legislature hut a chance
90 protect their graft or gei a fe,ioral
ohee, rhoy 40 uot Naut the people col
have anything 90 say about ssleytiug
a q. s. senator.
THEY DO NOT WANT THR PEO-
PIE 10 NOMINATE TIm sENAr.
on on EIECr THE SENATOR
fhey want that joae exclusively by
ihe legislatpro
Nei The oEegon legislature has saii
time anl agaia that the people should /
aloet tAo Y. s soaAt0r ne PEOPLE |
PAN AND WILL DO III.
TIE real issue is shan che lezlsla.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-19
TiIISOn & Co.
ISL, 16t High Street
Phone Main t3S
Patronise Your Home In.
dUstries and keep your mon.
eY at home.
ey at home.

Not a now business, bot the old bl,,l
smith, wagon and paint shop Of Jasos
q Arthur very much enlarged. We N
prepared 10 do all kinds Of fancy pain.
ing, sign painting and buggy, earriar,
and wagon paintings repainting and !,
pairing furniture and musical .ns,,r.
mcnts. A arst-elass painter employed.
Light and heavy wagons and bugrs
on hand and made 10 order. Work
iallod for IN any part Of the city nd
returned FREQ Of charge by q. ". Johns
or william Gross.
JACOB a ARTHUR.
Phone 1883 Main. a2e6 n. Front a.
p.22.a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-19
Notice

We have some farms TO rent, chicken
ranches TO sell on installment plan. Also
houses aud lots II you have property
10 sell or rent call and see ua II YOU
want to buy any Kind Of property or
want a loan on real estate or notary
work Of any kind II you want help
or wans work Of any kini call and reg,
lister your wants in our employment
agency.
We have So acres Of hne land south.
east Of depot 10 Fsnt or sell in tracts
Of or 10 asres with payments OF IS or
sio dOwu and t5 per moutA unti paid
out--6 per cent interest ssmi-annually.
n n nNyAht n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-19
THE GERMAN EMPEROR

King ElwrI of England. Emp.fo.
william " GrfmaHy and President
Roosevelt of tho United states arc ths
bog three rulers ~ tbo world
% would hr harl 90 say which oi
th" three BE- ihr most remarkable and
gIfiol end versatile head of hls great
government hui greater people.
10 ish remarkable fact THAT in each
of ibr-' three greater countries tbe ul.
Ice is greater than his class or party.
and ihr people greater siiIl.
The mHu most rrll about o. prlbah
ly iho American President. ami % hl.
musi arrms io us Hs 10 bo we're THE
MOST TRUSTED ny ALL OTHER
NATIONS.
liui il' German emperor Is tbe man
who MOST rIu,g., studies tbs economic
tHnhiious of hIs people and GOES
rARrImsT TO MEET THE DE.
MANDs or SOCIAL JUSTICE.
That Interesting monarch. tlo Ger.
m'H emperor b. the subject of "a worry
stutHs character sketch by A. Mau.
r.fe low Boa tbe March Atlantic Mr.
lnn writes of t0r kaisef's MANY sided
activities fum very fuu knowlolgc.
aui with hH enthusiastic liking for
hls personality lis concludes. some
what surprisingly, chat the KAISER so
far from br.ug as has boon commonly
supposed. "a great war iurI, is really "a
wan "t prH,e "Thr llahtHfhIItrus. %
ho saws "hays given io history "a great
eierior aHi great kIng. and William
l. has been called a great Emperor his
tor, may yct hul that sroatsr than ths
rrst of his race b. she re.gn,ng sayer
eigni hscause while ibs claims of bel
ancestors are written iu war. bis t-.
tle DO uesiuoss ., tbe dover of peace. 20.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-19
Hoods SarsapariIIs

Insist GA having Hoods, Oct Il today
ln liquid OF Tablet form. ioO posss o..
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-13
MORE FORGED NOTES FOUND
Interest i'm Relations Between Stems
land and Women.

Chicago, Aug. 1S.-Probably the
depositors and stockholders will lose
between $4,000 and $4,000 more than
was estimated upon the additional
forged checks found in the Milwaukee
Avenue bank today.
Assistant states Attorney Olsen
applied for additional bench warrants
against persons alleged to be connect
ed with the wrecking of the Milwau-
kee Avenue bank. Olsen says: There
is interest just now in the relations
Of Stensland and some woman prom
inent in Chicago and elsewhere. Pos
sibly one of these women will throw
light on extensive forgeries. They
may even be involved directly"
Police are searching the Stensland
mansion for the alleged secret room
in which Stensland may be hidden or
for evidence now concealed by the
builders of the house may be aiding.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-13

san Francisco, Aug. 13.-The water
front strike was further complicated
this morning when several hundred
boilermakers and repairers on iron
ships presented a demand for an m
crease of from $3.50 to 81 per day.
Unless the raise is forthcoming or a
compromise effected another strike
will undoubtedly result, Up to this
afternoon all members Of the Rig
gers and Stevedores' union, number
ing some 1900, returned to work on
all docks with the, exception of the
American Hawaiian company.
The stevedores' demands conceded
were Increased from 40 to so cents an
hour for eight hours work and so to
IS cents for overtime on coastwise
vessels, and So cents for loading and
discharging of deep water vessels.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-13
ROBBED OF LARGE SUM.
Nr-. {. Lanpcrt Had S33O0 in SatcI,el
Stolen

san Francisco. Aug. 1S.-Mrs. c.
Lampert, of 400 Lore2 street, was rob-
bed of satchel containing $500 in
gold in a lobby of the San Francisco
Savings Union this morning. She drew
the monsy from the Hlbernian bank
for the purpose of purchasing some
realty, and not meeting customers, de-
cided to deposit it in the Saving;
Union.
While standing before the teller's
window she was suddenly approached
by man about so, who tapped her on
the shoulder and said "Oh, you are
Mrs. Smith, l believe" Mrs. Lam
pert said she was not, and the man
apologized and turned away. 1t was
then she discovered her satchel had
been taken, and the one belonging to
another customer in the bank was
substituted. No clue.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-13
MATCHES AND SUN c
IRE.
Moscow Combination That Any Town
Is Liable To.

Is lIUtue III.
Moscow. Idaho, Aug. 1S.-Matches
on shelf exposed to the strong rays
of the sun this morning started a con-
flagration which completely destroyed
one residence, partially destroyed and
Quilted another frame house and COM
pletely soaked third house. But for
the efficient work OF the firemen and
the fine water pressure which answer
ed every requirement, a while block
of Third street residences might have
gone up in smoke.
The destroyed residence is at 2O1
Third street and is owned by f. o..
Rudinger. Insurance to the amount
of 1850 is carried on the structure.
The adjoining residence, 207 Third
street, was occupied by Joe Mordhorst
and Frank Osewalt and the house at
21l was occupied by Mrs. Rose STRAIT
ton and family. From the two latter
residences all the furniture was re-
moved. but from 201 the furniture be-
| longing to Mr. Hies, who for the past
four years has had room there, was
completely burned. Harry Guertin
the barber, was just preparing tc
move into this residence. All tn,
three houses are owned by Mr.. Rud
irger.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-13
IA GRANDE LAND
OFFICE IS BUSY
MANY ENTRIES ARE
MADE EACH DAY
Land Fraud Trials i'm Oregon Do Not
Affect Business In the Least-En.
Especially Wailowa and Union
Connties--Nfuch Is timber Land.

The land fraud trials in Oregon have
not affected legitimate land entries in
the least in the La Grande land office,
according to Register F.. w Davis, of
the La Grande office who with Re-
ceiver A. a. Roberts spent Sunday in
this city.
Mr.. Davis says that from six to
eight final proofs are now schedul-
ed for every working day between
now and November /, beside several
hundred on the desk dates for which
have not been fixed.
The entries are being made in every
county in the district but especially
in Wallowa and Union county districs
where the Wallowa railroad gives
promise of new sawmills and other in
dustres.
Much of the land being entered is
timber land. but a large proportion
is also homestead land, showing that
bona fide settlement is going on con-
stantly. Considerable agricultural
land is also found within the forest
reserves and much of this is being
entered this season. Taken altogeth-
er, this is as busy year as has been
experienced in the office for a num-
Der of years.
Mr.. Davis and Mr.. Roberts return
ed home on the delayed train this
forenoon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-13

After having passed several weeks
in Montana and at Denver, A. d. Still
man returned to the city yesterday.
While in Denver he attended a meet
ing of the board OF head managers of
the Woodmen of the World and at
tended to other matters.
.... sl.lman was in Montana for the
purpose of looking over lands in that
section with a view to making invest
ments, and he purchased 5000 acres OF
bottom land near Kalispel which he
regards as a very fortunate buy, hav-
ing already been offered large ad-
vance on the price paid.
Regarding the future value of lands
in the vicinity of the Flathead reser-
vation Mr.. Stilman is optimistic, as
the soil is very fertile and adapted to
general farming though the elevation
is higher than Umatilla county How
ever, he has less faith in the Crow
reservation country, in which many
Pendleton people are interested. be-
cause through lying east of the Rock
les, the Crow country is much collier
than on this side, where the country
is warmed by the winds from the Pa
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-13
Work of Convicts.

The report of the warden of the
Walla Walla penitentiary for the
month of July shows that $50 convicts
were confined in that institution for
the month, IL of that number being
women. The penitentiary turned out
1S2,10o grain bags at an average cost
OF s5.2s per 100, and S75,ssO brick at
an average cost OF $3.50 per 1000.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-13
SULLIVAN MUST GET OUT.
Democratic Committee Must BE Purg-
ed UI Such Men.

Paris, Aug. 13.-Bryan, discussing
his demand that Sullivan, of Chicago.
resign from the committee, says he
was uninfluenced by Dunlap as Sui
Ivan charged. He says the orgariza-
tiou needs to be purged of such as
sullivan. He hopes to cleanse it with
out fight, but if fight is necessary,
the sooner it starts the better he will
like it. r.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-13
FOURTEEN CARS FAT CATTLE TO SEATTLE

The second largest shipment of cat
tie made this year was sent out of
the city tonight over the w. & C. r.
to Frey-Bruhn company at Seattle,
The shipment consisted of S54 head
altogether, 252 of them being from
the johnson and Caldwell herds of
John Day, and the remainder from
1saacs and Maple brothers Of this
county.
There were IA cars in the shipment