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Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-06
GIRL WHO FACED BEAR
WITH SHOTGUN Is MODEST
Special to The Herald.


LOCK HAVEN, Pa, Feb. 5. -
Though she boldly stood her ground be-
fore a black bear armed only with a
light shotgun and so badly blinded the
beast that her uncle easily killed it,
Miss Erie Farwell of this city thinks
little of the exploit.
She encountered the animal while
looking for small game at Glen Union
recently, and gives this account of her.
self:
II was in quest of rabbits and while
walking along the edge of the noun
tains l heard a rustic in the bushes,
and then a shaggy head of a black
bear appeared. / fired volley of small
shot at close range direct into it's head.
Blinded and growing with pain and
rage, it made direct for the sound of
the gun and bumped it's head into a
large tree.
"I realized then it could not see and
knew that all that was necessary was
to keep out of reach. Recharging, / let
the bear have another load back of the
left ear. At this it dropped to the
ground, and with it's front paws en-
deavored to scratch the small shot from
it's eyes, yelping and snarling in a
frightful manner.
while reloading my gun preparatory
to giving him another charge my
uncle. w. S. Farwell, who was hauling
in corn from a nearby field, appeared
on the scene. He always carries gun
with him while at work in the fields.
Well, one bullet from his rifle settled
Mr.. Bruin, although had him about
down and out. 1t weighed about 25O
pounds, so l left it with my uncle to
dress and he will send the skin, which
is a beautiful one, to Williamsport to
be converted into a rug for me.
"There are other girls in the county
that are as expert marksmen as my
self. l only had a little better luck.
nh oil
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-06
EMERYVlLLE ENTRIES
BY Associated Press.


OAKLAND, Feb 5,-Emeryvine entries
fol Wednesday are:
FIRST RACE-3h furlongs; purse; e
year -olds-Albia, III; Be Thankful, 10;
Import ia; BraYoure III; Memorize, lO7:
Crystal Wave, 10; Humero, 10; Uncle
Sam, 10; Lake View, 10; Amanda lO7;
Bill Brady, 107, Abba and Lake View are
Griffin entry; Be Thankful and Memoir
ize are Hildreth entry.
SECOND RACE-1 mile 20 yards; SELL
irg; 4-year-olds and upward-Maj. Ten
ny, l07; Swagger lOi; W. B. Gates, lO4; /;
Warte Nicht, 1917 'Ray, 100; Talamund,
l01; Nettie Hicks 90; Bogohama, llO;
Jim Pendergast 80; Nine Spot, 81; Rey
THIRD RACE-ih miles; selling; 4
year-olds and up-Byronerdale, l05; EOr-
chan, 10i; Lone Wolf. 1903; Hoolgan, 1O5 !;
'Jake Goose, 100; Chestnut, 1OS; Tenor
dale, 103
FOURTH RACE--1 1-16 miles, the Sarg
handicap; 3-year-olds and up; value Sill
Logistille, llS; Tony Faust, log; Proper,
ll6; Voladay, 10; Dusty Miller, lOS !;
Beechwood, 90; Ruberlc, los Logistilia
and Tony Faust are Hildreth entry.
FIFTH RACE-6 furlongs selling; g.
year-olds and up-Van Ness, 100; Gate
lo4; Clydeo, lOS; 'NonIe Lucille, lO4; Hugh
SIXTH fACE1 fqE5longsi Rgpss; Rm1SooS g
llO Blondy, loG Dollie's Dollars. 100;
Ocean Shore, l0l; Calmar, lO2.
apprentice allowance.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-06
THE UPMIR T."
FAIR GROUNDS RESULTS
Bv Associat ted Press.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 5.-Results:
Six furlongs, selling-Goddess won,
Riprap second, Paxton third; time
1:192.5.
Steeplechase handicap short course
Molo b finished first but was disquali-
fed Little VALLEY second, Gould third;
time 315 is.
Three and a half furlongs-Belle of
Kent won, Sabado second, Dona II
third; time 0:45 3-5
Five and half fuylongs-Keath won,
Gentian second, Minot third; time
1:08 3-5.
Six furlongs-E Excitement won, Prince
Brutus second, Basil third time LII 10.
Mile selling-Tinker won, Goldie Sec
ond, Rebounder third; time 1:46 1-5.
Six furlongs selling-Woodsaw won,
Kleinwood second, Marvel p third time
1:17
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-06
ASCOT SELECTIONS BY
THE CHICAGO EXPERTS

Special to The Herald.
CHICAGO, Feb. 5.-FOllowing are
the Daily Racing FORMS selections for
races mt Ascot;
1-Piquet, JOsies Jewel, Susie Chris
tian.
2-CrestOn, Albion III, Bnlbus.
3-OriIene, StandoVer, Mandarin.
4-MoIesey, FiIter, j. II. Laughrey.
5-NorfOlk, KirkfieId Belle, st. AL
bans.
6-La Gloria, CanOpian, MasedO.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-06
ACTORS WILL ENGAGE
IN DIAMOND DUEL

There will be no end of fun at the game
of baseball tomorrow afternoon when
teams representing the Umpire COM
pany and the Murray and Mack COM
pany, playing at the Grand, get to-
gether at Chutes park. A challenge
was issued in due form yesterday
afternoon and the managers of the
two companies met and arranged de-
tails of the match.
The umpire has not as yet been an
nounced, but an effort will be made
to secure the services of Manager
Baker The teams will bat in the fol-
lowing order:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-06
BERRY AND DILLON WILL
SECURE TRAINING QUARTERS

Manager Henry Berry and Capt,
Frank Dillon Of the Los Angeles base
ball club will visit Santa Monica this
morning for the purpose Of making ar
rangements with the Southern Pacific
park management for practice dates of
the Angel team.
1t has not as yet been decided whether
the Chutes park grounds will be re-
tained for season games, though some-
thing definite will be forthcoming with
I'm a few days.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-06
SEYMOUR DEFEATS MAeuIRE

Seymour won from Mcguire last night
by a score of 300 to 261 in the 1917 balk
line billiard match now in progress at
Berry's billiard parlors.
High runs-Seymour, 81, 35, 20, 2S;
Mcguire, 38, 38, 81, "a.
Kennedy and Mcguire will play to-
night and should Mcguire win all will
be tried. In the event OF victory for
Kennedy he will win the tournament.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-06
CANS AND LEWIS MATCHED
/ nsncinted Press

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 5.-Joe Cans
and Harry Lewis of Philadelphia today
siened articles OF agreement for fin
isb fight for the lightweight champion
shin of the world. The men will fight
for $4,000 a side and the biggest purse
offered. The men are 10 hsht at lSS
Dounds. ringside, each OF the men post
ING $1,000 to bind the match.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-06
RACING DEAD IN TENNESSEE
BY Associated Press

NASHVILLE, Feb. 5.--The action of
the house today sounded the death
knell of horse racing In Tennessee, that
body passing the anti-race track bill
The measure has already passed the
senate. The governor will sign the bill,
which takes immediate effect.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-06
LEWls-suLLVAN MATCH CAUSES

One of the most interesting pugilistic
cards scheduled in many day is the
Harry Lewis-Mi Twin" Sullivan
bout, to occur shortly in Denver. Lewis
Is hailed as a coming champion, and
should be defeat Twin" every effort
will be made by his hackers to secure
for him a match with Joe Cans. Lewis
showed some class when he knocked
out Willie Fitzgerald In a round and
half
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-06

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Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-06
oO SECOND RACE nOnssi s.ysar.ola. and up selling

l5 l:27 to
Start
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-06

Elderly Spinster-Ah, l ought to have
married; that's where l made the mis-
take.
Friend-And l married, and that's
where made the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Batter.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-06
WEIGHTS ALLOTTED FOR
ASCOT HANDICAP RACE

Following are the weights allotted for
the Ascot handicap, which is to be run
next Saturday:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-06
AMATEUR MANAGERS ATTEN-
TIONl

Members of amateur athletic
teams desiring 90 Issue or accept
challenges may secure publication
az same by directing notices 10
spOrtIng Editor, Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-06
$50 SIXTH RACES furlongs s,year-oas and up; purse

good nf5 Won a5Siv S WE @
Scratched leron
all final sixteenth Dome moved slightly
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-06

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the cl, -ihed page-a modern encyclo-
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-06

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Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-06

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Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-06

Everything you want you will find In
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-06

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Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-06
HERALD ASCOT FORM CHART

,.., AscoT PAnK Feb sEIFTyNINTH track
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-06

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Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-06

mimi Value
easily SECOND Overweight Elevation o
moved eighth winning
xeenth ' "'A "i0"es
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-06
ool THIRD RAcE-1 mile; 8-year-old maiders purse

Winner Oh
handly Scratched Red
weight Gold Ledge
Rice to place 3 to show Ascot show
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-05

pressed. & The: story plays upon all
the emotions and the sequence of
thrilling incidents keeps the audienc-
es in a state Of high strung attention
and excitement. The scenes Of the Ro-
man court are rich and gorgeous in
the extreme and all the costly scenes,
costumes, armor, and appointments
are presented with absolute fidelity
to the requirements Of history. j.. .
The original London production Of
"The Sign of the Cross" will be seen
at the opera house on March the 18th.
The cast contains many prominent
English and American players. ...
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-05
"Thc Sign Of the Gross.

Faith, that giant stronghold of the
Christian belief, is eloquently upheld
in Wilson Barrctt's intensely dramat-
ic work "The Sign of the Cross.'
The devotion and heriosm OF the
early Christians under the wanton
cruelty and persecution of the En-
peror Nero in Rome is presented with
such striking realism in this play,
which brought it at lbs first produc-
ton at once to the notice Of clergy,
church people and students Of relig-
ion. 1t has had for years Of it's enor-
nous success the voice Of the pulpit
as it's strongest advocate. 1t has had
too, and still has the universal adj
miration of the theatre going public.
There is no play in which the triumph
Of right over wrong is so nobly OK
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-05

some strong opposition in the house,
being passed with amendments.
To Succeed Col. Ball.
Governor Ansel today announced
the appointment of George Y. Cole
man as lieutenant colonel on his staff
in place Of Col. w. w. Ball, who
begged to be excused from riding in
the parades. Mr.. Coleman is head of
the Coleman Wagner Hardware COM
pany of Charleston. He is the son of
the late w. M. Coleman, who was for
a number Of years a prominent bust
ness man Of the up-country; his home
being at Seneca. ..-. ..<.. ..
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-02
Woman Immune Herself Trans.
mits Germs 10 Others.
sTRANGEsT CASE ON RECORD
New York Doctors Puzzled by Woman
Who in Past Six. Years inoeulatsd
More Than IS People With Deadly
Fever Germs.

NEW YORK. AprI. LA puzsllng
case Ia under observation In the Ie-
ception hospital In this city. The pa
tlent ls woman cook. apparently In
perfect health. but who Is detained
because she is suspected OF communal
eating typhoid to about 26 persons
within the past six years According
10 Or. Walter Benzel, the sanitary SUI
perlntendent OF Manhattan, the woman
IL literally living typhoid factory.
She herself was stricken with the dis
ease about six years ago II ran the
usual course and she recovered. Now
II ls found that In all tho time since
she was declared cured of typhoid fe-
yer she kept on nuturing and devel-
oplng typhoid germs. Though herself
immune, the germs which she has been
developing have been constant
source OF danger ana coHtaklOn 10 all
with whom she has come In contact
"The Lord only knows what we can
do with the woman" said DR.. Benzel
I'VE win keep ner under observation
and win certainly employ every means
known to science to locate and de-
stroy the culture group Of germs
which Ter. I In lingering in ner an
atomy."
Suspicion was attracted to the wom-
an as typhoid invariably appeared in
families where she was employed and
when she was taken to the hospital
the suspicion was confirmed through
culture tests.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-02

begin tomorrow before Judge Dunno
'it IL estimated by the Counsel that from,
ten to twelve days win bo required "a
get Jury,
Special agent ilurns today apnoune.
I'd receipt Of eablegfam from Manila,
stating that \, " Hainey, indicted on
charges of bribery OF tho superyoairA
on the behalf Of tho Pacific States
Telephone Company win start for Han
Francisco On April .,
Hcney started sensation among the
newspaper men Immediately after 10.
days Grand Jury session by remark
Ing that he had IN his possession "onc
of the no,ebooks of nalney'a former
rtcnogfaphnr and tpewritten tram
acript of ltA contents" He would not
discuss tho matters that In contained
or slse any Information an to their lin
portanec,
The beard Of supervisors today re-
moved It's secretary Senator George u
keane. RUFF appointee. Supervisor
Gallagher offered the resolution drop.
ping Keane,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-02
Jerome Expresses Opinion That
The Defense Is Assuming
too Much.
JURY MEETS NEXT WEDNESDAY
The States Allsnisss To Be Heard ard
/ A Protraessd Affair 10 Looked For---
Counsel Believes Thaw VIII Stand
The Test.

NEW YORK, April s.--An impor-
tant development In the Court pro.
coedings against Harry X. Thaw Is
the announcement today by counse,
for the prisoner. The Thaw side rets,
so far aa further testimony by their
side IN concerned before tho iunacy
commission. The defense believes
that this will help TO bring this paFtic-
nlas hearing 10 close by Tuesday
night that the trial, delayed for more
than a week BY the movement 10 de-
tcrmine ThRw's sanity at the present
time. can now be Immediately resumed
The defense assumes, OF course that
the commission win md that Thaw Is
now sane. In fact they are supromeiy
confident OF such an outcome baslng
their opinion on the splendid showing
Thaw In said 10 have made, when
questioned before the Commissioners,
District Attorney Jerome does not
share the opinion Of the defense that
the commission viii conclude lis hear
Ing on Tuesday He said that defense
was assuming too much and expressed
the belief that several days would
eiapse before the commission reported,
Mr. Jerome believes that the commits
sion will hear his alienlsts, and he
hopes. besides. that the testimony Of
DIR, Allen McIane Hamilton will be
admitted, There Ia no doubt that the
hearing win be prolonged II tho States
allenlsts are allowed TO testify as fully
az MIR, Jerome wishes them TO do, but
the defense lawyers believe that they
viii only be permitted TO tell what they
think Of Thaw's present condition, AMI
facts OF the distant past, on which
most OF their conclusions are based,
win be eliminated Daniel o'ReIlly all
so stated that DIR. Hamilton would not
be allowed to testify and he added
that no hoped the whole matter would
be ended Tuesday night,
Il do not sec why Il should not be-
concluded Mr., o'Reilley, There win
be brief session OF Justice Fitager-
AIDS court today but the Jury win
again be dismissed probably until
wednesday to await the report OF the
commission"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-02
National Food Commission 10 Do.
termine Its Effect.
the PACKERS MADE REQUEST
A Squad Of Ten Man VIII Eat Meat
Cured With saltpstsr Fer six
Months Under Observation OF Board
Of Physicians,

CHICAGO. April LA dispatch q
the Record Herald from urbana, Ill.
says 1T Ii the plan OF the commits.
sion TO make the most elaborate test
tho effect ~ toe sait-poter contents OF
cured meat upon the health. said
President James of the University oi
Illinois yesterday, In discussing the
work OF the national food commission
The work." he added, "ls undorta.
ken at the solicitation Of the packers
themselves, who have long wanted &C
know whether or not alt-peter when
consumed In small quantities, Is In.
furious.
The work win be carried on at The
University OF Illinois under the direeD
supervision Of Professor GrinNey ol
the University A squad OF 90 mcf
win be housed at club undcr tbs
most favorable conditions possible
Half OF the men win be fed meat,
cured In the ordinary way and III.
others or exactly the same diet cxcep,
that tha mcuts will not contain an,
saltpeter. A doctor win cxamin,
the men daily, and their weigh ant
pnyslcal condition win be carefully no.
ted. The Investigations win axten,
over six months and the results WI
be accurate In every particular,
"The men composing the commits,
sion are the most noted In the cour.
try They win direct the work ant
their presence on the commission In,
sures that the results attained win b,
final. The work Is Of great import.
ance. Owing to the immense amour,
Of cured meats consumed in the coun.
try It Is imperative that the peopl,
know Of the injurious or non-injuri.
GUS use Of saltpeter.e
As soon az the saltpeter investisa.
ton Ia finished other work In connec,
tion with nutritivo problems win b,
undertaken.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-02
Rumored They WIN Take Less
Than II Per Cent.
TO ACCEPT MANAGERS OFFER
Movement Of Trainren 10 Now IN the
Other Direction Grand Chiefs Gar.
rssson and Morrissey, Refuse To
Talk On the Now Movement.

CHICAGO, April 1.-The railroads
yesterday announced secret canvass
Just completed among their employees
showing strong sentiment against
calling big strike and In favor OF
accepting the wage offer OF the roads.
The announcement was made to Fed
eral Commissioners who are attempt
Ing to bring about settlement OF the
dispute, II may have an important
bearing on the peace negotiations.
Follwing this move OF the railroads,
report was spread that leaders OF
the unions were preparing TO make
several concessions II was said that
the demand for q nine nour day may
be abandoned and that the men also
may decide to take less than the 10
per cent advance In pay they have de-
manded, Grand Chief Garretson OF
the Conductors will not confirm this
report Grand Chief Morrisey, OF the
Trainmen, refused to declare himself
further than to assert "that the sit
uation had not changed materially"
Late dispatches say:
The railway employees OF the wes-
Tern railroads have reduced their de-
'mands to a nine hour work day and
commissioners Knapp and Neill are
working hard to overcome that OBJ
staele, They hold an almost contin-
uous today with the managers az roads
and representatives Of the trainmen
and conductors The men today sig
niiled a willingness to accept the wage
increase offered b the companies II
the managers grant the demand for
nine hour day. The labor delegates
declared, the wage increase minor mat
ter but that they would not dare face
their constituents without securing the
improvements in working conditions.
It was learned tonight that the mine
hour demand Of the firemen was what
prevented settlement Of that end OF
the labor difficulties the western roads
are experiencing, while acting sep
arately from conductors ana trainmen.
the firemen are standing Tor the same
demands, but II Ia said, in event Of q
strike they would walk out.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-02
Jew m4 At THE HELM
New Line Tses Treated AZ A Part OF
The Porsls# and Seattle Railroad
G. N. Ls Is President OF Both
spshi to Astorlan.

PoRTLAN Apr III. J. nm for.
pally took ssessIon Of the Astoria
I'd ColumbigRlver r. r.. today ottice
I'D directors Fho managed the proper.
under theHammond regime resign
h and the 4rthern Pacific and Great
or,hern ofa aals were elected to sue.
ed them. PRESIDENT Lcvey announ-
es that the hewiy acquired property
20 be marsged as an Integral part
tthe new Mr,lnnd and SEATTLE Rail-
W ~ system. u win give the Hill In
irests a watf grade route from Paseo
" the sea. M Levey. President OF
ae Portland md Seattle Railway was
hoser presiaht to succeed Hammond
hose resigxitlon was accepted. q.
S0.Talbot vi&president and Genaral
anager alst fetlrcs from the service
81 the road. BIS duties win be atten-
I'd 10 by Pradent Levey and Super
ttendent JOIN Mcclure. who Is to re-
q in mis- presat position. q. NJ. Mcleod
ecre,ary ret4es. Judge L. c. Gil
ian. OF Seath attorney for the FIN
,terests becaes vice President and
II. r. Martin bf Tacoma was elected
Secretary anil Treasurer. A meeting
vas held thi Iafternoon at the Port
and Hotel. he old directors OF the
Dad held q ahort session accepting
heir own r@gnatlons anl electlnR
ne list OF No directors already de-
;ided upon. fhe now directorate then
,eid neetin hnd elected the Hin Of
icers. The IAv directors are G. NJ
Lcvey and Mp. Martin, Tacoma, L
e. Gilman, seatle, a. ID. Charlton and
william Hare, Portland, John Nc
CURE and r. Kucttner. Astoria.
Auditor Kn4ner, win remain in con
troll OF the accounting department and
iaa win also 3ave charge of the ac-
cunts Of the gplumbIa River and Nor.
.hern and theteguiar line Of steamers
md both HIn transportation lines. His
sIffice will be Portland.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-02

gInccra complied absolutely with ne
company rules In bringing the trains
TO a stop The other . per cent
brought their trains to a stop but af-
tor passing the rignal. These men
were marked deficient and severely
disciplined. or iso trains tested on
the company's main line 81 per cent
Of the engineers obeyed the rules
while on the New York division NOT
single engineer WAS caught mapping.
A total of s.sb2 trains were involved
In thet. tosts.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-02

cioty and the Brotherhood OF Painters.
which was appointed 10 take charge os
the strike OF the two unions this week
for tho new wage scale has notified
tho locals OF the unions In all rve de-
partnents of the city to withdraw
their men today from all bulldogs
whore the union scale Ia no, paid.
secretary George Finger OF tho
Brotherhood of Painters, estimates
that about io,oOo painters viii be out
TO day on hundreds OF buildings aud
In shipSarda The demands are for
an Increase of wages OF so cents a day.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-02
KAISER AIDS SUFFERERS.

BERLIN, April i.~aAccerdlng TO tho
herlincr Zeltung. tho Kaiser has only
just received an acknowledgment Of
check he sent TO aid tho sufferers
by the dynamite explosion a, wl,ten,
four months ago. Investigation which
he caused TO be instituted showed that
during the four months tho money ha |
passed from one TO another and had
only Just reached the sufferers.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-02
NINTH 70 90 TO PHILIPPINES
colored Regimen, and Horses 10 Leave
for lnsular Possessions.

SAN FRANCISCO. April Twelve
hundred horses. valued. Il In said a.
s26o,0oO. win be shipped TO the Phil
llplnes on the army transport plx.
which In scheduled 10 leave this port
for Manila ths latter part Of the week.
The horses are intended .or the use af
the Ninth cavalry. which regiment is
TO saii for The islands on May g. The
Ninth cavalry Ia colorcd regiment
commanded by white officers. II has
been stationed for soa.e time past at
Forts Riley and Leavanworth in KAN
aas. aud al Fort Sheridan. H.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-02
euENos AYRss GRAIN EXPORTS

RuENos AYREs. April i-sstatis-
ties complied by the Ministry OF AS.
riculturc gives the total value OF
wheat raise and linseed expectations
In 1905 as siSo.ooo.ooo as against siea,.
100000 In 1905. wheat exports In 1908
amounted TO .. sSS, 7is tons! ,naise.
a2Soo,s76, linseed Ss3,saa and -four.
i2itei.