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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
RIVER BOAT PILOT
STRICKEN At WHEEL
Steamer Filled With Sleeping Pas
sengers as She Headed To.
wards Rock Studded Pool.
WAS DISCOVERED IN NICK OF TIME
The Pilots Last Thought as He Was
Dying Was for the Passengers in
His charse-He Endeavored to
Reach Signal Rope, But Death Came
Too Soon.
tBy Associated Presa.l

Wy AboOClulGu 1TeHS
PlTTSBURG, PA. April 5.-With
the spoke of pilot wheel clutched
In death grip and a hand extended
toward the bell rope, George w. Co.
nanl was found lying dead in the pilot
house of the packet Lorena nenr
East Liverpool. Ohio. Mt an early hour
today. Without n guiding hand the
big packet, filled with passengers
who were peacefully sleeping, wan.
dcred hllher ana thither through the
dense fog and was running ut high
speed into rock studded pool. when
Captain John Richardson stopped tho
craft.
Faithful TO the last dying breath
Conant exhausted his last bit or
strength trying vninly to reach the
signal rope to pull which would
nave stopped the boat. His hand was
within few inches Of the cord when
death overlook him. Tho packet
started from GAINESVILLE yesterday.
The fog became so dense thnt Can.
tain Richardson stationed himself In
the how of the of the boat. In n few
minutes he noticed the boat taking
nm unusually dangerous course. Be.
lieving that Connnt had become con-
fused by the fog, he started for the
pilot house, Opening the door he was
horrlfied to. seerthe dead body OF the
man at the wheel lying on the floor.
Captain Richardson signalled to the
engineer to stop and held the boat
In straight course until IL came TO
stop.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
UNIQUE SCHEME SUGGESTED.
Real Estate Firms May Secure Ac
commodations for Visitors.

Mr.. Caleb D. West. Of the firm of
barrett & West. has devised new
scheme for advertising the city III
connection with the exposition, and
for insuring a pleasant stny for his
friends and business acquaintances.
VINO come TO attend the Tercenten-
NAL
Mr.. West is having printed n large
number oil cards bearing an invita-
lion 10 attend the exposition, setting
form the advantages OF this CITY as
n stopping place and stating that MS
ilrm will he glad TO secure hote; or
boarding house accommodations. If
notice In advance is given. These
cards VIII ho sent ont in letters post
ca to outo!-town correspondents.
u is probable that other firms will
adopt the idea
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
Church Blown Down.
Prominent Planter Killed.

MONTGOMERY, ALA. April s.
Specials from south and western
parts of Alabama tell of death and
devastation from the cyclone which
swept through the southern and east
crn portions of the state today.
AT Bradley tonight. the home of
Hugh Farrier, prominent planter.
was blown down, instantly killing
Mr.. Farrier and his six year old son
ana fatally injuring Mrs. Farrier. The
storm tore up the tracks of the At
lantic Coast Line from Petry to Hats
burg, distance of several miles.
Probable loss of life is reported from
Moth Perrio, where on the plantation
of j. j. Moore. banker of Marion,
row of houses was blown down.
Lightning struck the Jail at Selma,
knocking down part of the wall of
the prison and terrifying the prison.
Us.
a special from Pensacola, Fla, says
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
NOW IT'S A BEER FAMINE
THAT TIL 7EATENS PITTSBURG
Poor Old Smoky City Has Had Her
Thugs and Floods, But the
Worst Is to Come.
(By Associated Press.l

PITTSBURG. PA, April 5.-Pitts-
burg is threatened with beer ia
mine as the result of the strike to.
day of 800 workers employed by "a
breweries i'll this city. The Pittsburg
Brewing company and the Indepen
dent Brewing Company, two of the
largest breweries in the city are tied
up.
Meetings Of the Western Pennsyl-
vania Brewers Association are being
held 10 decide whether open shop
will be declared The brewers
agreed to give themen shorter hours
and more pay If they would agree to
submit the other questions to arbi-
tration, but this was refused and the
men went out today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
WiLMINOAGT YACHTING
PARTY BELIEVED TO BE LOST
The Launch Charlotte Case Found
Stranded on FIorida Coast
With Nobody Aboard.
fBy Associated press1

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, April s.
The sixty foot two masted launch
Charlotte Case. said to he owned by
Paul Case, Wilmington, N. c., was
found stranded OF the beach sixteen
miles below Pal>low Beach today with
no one on board. 1t is believed that
her owner and party were aboard for
a cruise and ran into the severe gale
OF few days ago. washing them
overheard. The discovery OF the
launch was reported to the vice con.
sui here. R.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
CIVIL ENGINEER TAKES
LIFE IN ROANOKE HOTEL
Was Employed by the Tidewater
Company And Mo Cause is Known
for Self Destruction.
Especial to the Daily Press,

ROANOKE, VA, April 5.-Freder-
lex Black, ager forty years. of Pitts
burg, Pa, committed suicide in his
rooms at the Hotel Randolph today
by swallowing carbolic acid When a
maid raped OH Blacks door and re-
ceived no resnonse, an Investigation
was made with the result that the
dead body of the man was discovered
lying on the bed.
Black. who was acting in the ca
pacity of an engineer for the Tide.
water Railway Company had recently
been transferred from Roanoke to
Oney. He arrived in Roanoke sew
eral days ago. He wrote TO his wife
mt Pittsburg only yesterday. No
cause is known for his self destruc.
ton. The remains will be sent to
Pittsburg for interment.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
SMITH HELD FOR GRAND JURY
Fireman Must Answer for Assault
Upon MIR. West,

In the police court yesterday Jus.
ice Brown sent to the grand jury
the case OF Hank Smith. the fireman
VINO is charged with feloniously as.
saniting Mr.. NJ. j. West. dockmaster
at the shipyard.
The evidence was heard I'm this
case about two weeks ago and the
Justice reserved his decision in order
mat other witnesses might be found.
II possible. Mr.. r. NJ. Lett. who ap.
peared as counsel for Mr.. West. insist
ed that the case go to the grand Jury.
Smith was released. Fire Chief stow
being accepted rs security for 500
for his appearance before the Cor.
poration Court on the first day of the
next term.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
SHiPYARD HAS a
DOUBLE LAUNCHING
Car Float and Steel Dump Barge Put
Overheard Together From the
Same WAYS.

a double launching occurred ut tile
nipnt of the Newport News Ship.
building and Dry Dock Company
Thursday afternoon. the last of the
three big steel car floats building for
the Delaware Lackawan and West.
ern Railway Company, and q. second
steel dump barge for the Isthmian
Canal Commission being put over
board from their ways on tho south
side of ship trcstlo No. 9.
Work has just been started at the
Nrrd on two new steel car floats for
tho New York Central and Hudson
River Railway Company. hese floats
viii be 2h5 feet over all and will be
completed within six months.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
JOHN r. WALSH INDICTED
BY SPECIAL GRAND JURY
Is Charged With MisappIication of
$3,5o0,0090 and Making False Re-
ports to Comptroller.

CHICAGO. ILL, April 5.-Misap.
l,litation OF funds amounting to up
wards of s3,50O,000, and making false
entries" in reports submitted to the
,n,ntroller of tha Currency of tire
Iiit'ted States. are charged in 175
counts N an indictment returned to-
day against John r. Walsh, by tn,
SPECIAL grand jury. which has been
Investigating the Chicago National
Bank under consideration for several
weeks.
1t is expected Walsh will appear in
court tomorrow to give bonds for his
appearance. The bond on tile for.
mer indictment was $4,000. The al.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
Stirring Finish at ecnnInas.
fBy AssOcintcd Prcss)

WASHINGTON, %. c.. April ga
more stirring finish than that In the
fourth event at Bonnings today rarely
Is Witnessed on Il race course. .lnhi.
lee, after getting away in the lead
was unable to maintain the position
from the favorite Rcn Cole. evening
M with him on the turn. Together
tho two horses swout through the
stretch with the fuvoritc II trile IN
tho lead lust before the wire was
reached Radtkc by II supreme effort
got Iuhilces nose In FAINT barely
winning
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
Niece Causes Uncle's Arrest.

ROANOKE, VA, April "a. J..
Boop. farmer of Pulaski. was Sent
on tho grand jury in the police court
here this morning OH serious charge
preferred against him BY his niece.
Miss Kate Witt. Roop is a married
man. He persuaded the girl to go
with him to the jamestown ExpoHi
lion. They came to Roanoke and reg
isterCd as man and wife and from
here went to Lynchburg, where they
Wore arrested
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
sHlPYARD's UNIQUE EXHIBIT.

Novel Derisn Executed by Mr.. keis-
ecker, Who VIII Have Charge.
A unique design for the exhibit of
the NewportI News Shipbuilding md
Dry Dock Company'a the Jamestown.
Exposition has been executed by T.
Philip j. Kcsecker. OF the scientific
department, VINO will be in charge OF
the installation.
The exhibit will be in the marine
building. II will represent IL battle,
ship, from the water.linc IN. In tho
cabins will be models of some of the
big vessels turned out by the plant
and other interesting exhibits.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
SOUVENIR AND GUIDE BOOK.
Interesting Little Booklet Issued by
MIR. George Bland.

Mr.. George Bland has just issued
an interesting little booklet called
souvenir and Guide Book Of the
jamestown Exposition, and the His,
toric Virginia Peninsula"
In addition to attractive write.
ups" of the Exposition and this city
ana section, the booklets contains
the names. locations and rates of all
the leading hotels and boarding houses
in the city. the schedules of boats,
trains, street cars, etc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
JAPAN TO HAVE LARGEST
BATTLESHiP IN WORLD
Reported That the Mikado's Navy
Will Receive Addition Of YES
sci of 1000 Tons.
(Dy Associated Press !,

LONDON, April ct is reported
that the largest battleship in the
world to have displacement of 21,-
600 tons, is to be built in England
for the Japanese government and that
a commission already is on it's way
here from Japan for the purpose of
placing the contract with one or an
other of the great British shipbuild.
ers. The cost of this new battleship
will be about S11,25O,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
-. j. Maori Dies In Lynchburo.

LfNCHBURG, VA. April 81. j.
Magri. aged thirty-three years, sue.
ccSsful business man, died very sud
denly this morning at the Lynchburg
Sanitarium, where he had been i'll
few days. He was Il brother OF Rov.
Father Magri, of Richmond and q
wife, one child and large family
connection survives.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
Mceovern sobers UP.

STAMFORD, CONN. April o.
Terry McGovcrn, former pugllistic
champion. was discharged this
afternoon from Stamford Hall SAINT
tarium, whore he has been since De.
cembcr. When he was brought here
II was said he was Il total wreck and
II victim Of parcsis Tcrry's trouble,
however. was alcoholism. lie is now
greatly improved, but whether he
will ever fight again Is probcmatic.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
80 to 1 shot Won.
(By Associated Press. /,

NEW ORLEANS, LA. ArriI o.
NV Dulcie ut 80 to won the seven
fnrlong dash at City Park today. Off
in front. My Dnlcie forced the pace
all The way, stood hard drive and
lasted long enough TO win. The best
race of the day was the third, purse
event at mile, in when John In.
S'is Salloped home an easy winner.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
Hot After Moonshiners.

ROANOKE. VA, April 5.-Revonuc
officers are hot on the trail of Whit
Powell and Bert Henry. two men
from FLOYD county. on the charge IT
"moonshining. The men are alleged
TO have brought y load of mountain
whiskcv TO one of the railroad camps
near Roanoke, where they disposed
of it TO the employees.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
Whipping Post in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, MD, April 5.-T.e
whipping post was called into use at
the city jail here today for the first
time in twenty years. Sailor Brooks.
colored, was given nine lashes on his
bare back with n cat-o-nine-tails, in
connection with two months jail
sentence for wifebeating. The negro
treated the flogging lightly and sInil-
cd after it was finished.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
Constantine Remanded.
(By Associated Press. }

NEW YORK, April 5.-Frank j.
Constantine, who is wanted in Chi
cago on charge Of numbering Mrs.
Arthur w. Gentry, January 6, 1906,
was arraigned in court in Brooklyn
today and remanded to Jail to await
requisition papers which Detective
John Fl. Sheehan has gone to Albany
to secure.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
School Burns; PUPILS Escape.

WARSAW, VA. April 5.-The pub
lie school building at Montrose was
burner yesterday. The teacher, Mrs.
Siriey, and the pupils escaped with.
out injury. The fire originated from
y detective fiue. The loss is about
$500.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
AUGUSTA Man Killed.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, April
&c. w. Gray died Wednesday as a
result of being struck in the abdomen
while boiling lathes near Bells Vat
ley. Augusta county. lie leaves n
widow and six children.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
the wind attained tho velocity OF AZ
miles an hour there.
CIaremont Bank Closed.
Especial to the Daily Press,

Especial to the Daily pross).
WANhRLf, VA. April 5.-Thc
bi'nk OF Ciaromont closed It's doors
at eleven o'clock this morning upon
u bill iilcd by stockholders owning Il
large majority of the stock. Judge
West This afternoon appointed II. IT,.
Ch"s'Nro receiver to take charge of
the assets of the bank.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
MIR. cranstone Dead.

Mr.. A. II. Cranstone, aged 53 years,
died Mt the residence OF his brother,
30 Thirty-fourth street, ut 1880
o'clock last night. The funeral SER
vice will take place from the late res
idcnce tomorrow afternoon at 9
o'clock and interment will he made
at Greenlawn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
New Court House for surru.

Messrs. Harwood and Moss, of this
city, have been awarded n contract
for erecting a new court house for
Surry county. The building will cost
about $4,000 and must be completed
before October /.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
To Sell Historic Tavern.

FRLDERICKSBUR VA. April 5.
The old Rising Sun tavern here is
advertised for sale. This is one of
the most noted buildings in Virginia
II antedatcs the Revolutionary war.
The tavern was kept by Weldon. who
became major general in the Cont
mental army. General Weldon was a
hrotherin-law of General Hugh Mer.
Ger.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
Seven Killed in Mexican Wreck.

VERA CRUZ. MEXICO, April s.
In collision between two freight
trains on the Mexico railroad be-
tween Rincodia and Tamarindo yes
terday seven men lost their lives and
the traffic was blocked for II, hours.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06

legged misapplication of funds consist
Cd OF three memorandum notes of
100000 each, totalling $4,000. and
the sale of securities in Walsh's rail
road stocks amounting to several mil.
lions of dollars.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
Brownsville Inquiry Takes Recess.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., April s.
The Senate committee on Military Az
fairs, which is making an investiga.
ton of the brownsville affray, agreed
today to take recess until about
the middle of May. 1t is not thought
likely that the committee will go to
Brownsville until fall.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06

LINCOLN. NEB., April 5.-The Nc.
braska State Senate today adonted
resolution endorsing the position
of the President in his controversy
with r. II. Hartman and declaring
the confidence of the Senate in the
Presidents motives. The Nebraska
House also adopted a resolution eX-
pressing confidence in President
Roosevelt
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-11-12
SOUTHERN STATES ASSOCIATION
Meeting Of Commissioners OF Aoricul-
turc and Other Agricultural
Workers at Columbia. 8. c..
November 1921.

The ninth annual meeting of South
ern States Association of Commission
ers Of Agriculture and other agricul-
tural workers, of which DR.. b. ".
kilgore. Of Raleigh. is secretary, will
be held in Columbia, S. c., November
10. 20. and 81, 1907.
The papers to be presented will be
of unusual interest and value. as
leading authorities IN the several lines
Of work are to present them. General
discussion will follow all OF the papers,
Nearly all Of the parties on the pro-
gram nave indicated their intention Of
being present to take the part assigned
to them in the proceedings.
The headquarters for the Associa-
ton will be Wright's Hotel. where
a rate Of $3.50 TO 81 per day is given.
It would be well to engage rooms in
advance of meeting.
The meetings viii be held in the
City Council Chamber in the City Hall.
liens Of Columbia are taking much in
terest Of the meeting. and are pre-
pairing for the entertainment Of the
Association, announcement Of which
will be made at the meeting. Addi-
tfonal announcements and programs
can be had on application to the sec
retarv.
1t is believed that his viii be tn
most largely attended and perhaps
the most interesting meeting the Asso-
cation has yet held. and p cordial In
sitation is extended to all connected
with the work and Interested in Il u
3ttend the meeting.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-11-12
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS
County superintendent Jude OF Wake,
Returns From Meeting at
IIili4boro.

Superintendent Judd returned les~
tcrday evening from HiIlsboro. Nher"
he spoke before Il meeting ~ iH@
teacher and cDmmIffeem"u ~ or
ange county He paid esp@clH! "m-
phas!s on local taxation rs tn only
s~atlsfactary way n suppislrg aE~.tis
funds Tor building and s~IglpplnH mod
ern srhool-huuser and Tor employing
able and Efficient scacarrK
He 4ays tnat Eursrinfeatent HDcutf
n Orange. states that There tr not 4
single local tax district IN hla counts
but that an election is noW per ling
which. he believes. VII carry almost
unanimouply. It II MA intention %
wage a campaign thsa winter Tor local
taxation.
At the meeting ye~st"r@hy the band
and 8-caaFtra from the Orarge Grove
school rendered felIghtful music
Orange COUNTY is - be Congratulated
upon having 50 credit bic "a band ~
musicians
Trz schools n Orange are making
much progress under the int ,igcut
supervision II superintendent lieut.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-11-12
Last Words of Famous Persons
Kings, Queens, Philosophers and Others Have Met
Death in Various Moods.
nUU vnpY uEDAID
NEW YORK HERALD.

SIR waiter SITS last a--ss Nrfe
addressed 10 his asH-tu-tAW lie $50
tuous. he admoutsaed BE religious
- . good raan. nothing else can 60
49, reuafsrt nhen sp4 come & &c
mere
The German zoe; Schtll~r cxclatnael
Aany things are y rs clearer
10 ms understanding
Beethoven. the great musician Nha
Mas doomed never - hear ht~ uu =
compositions. said - shalt near n
Heaven
Galnsborough II portrait Il saaa-
TIE LAST NoRuS-TNe
~cape painter exclaimed We are al
going t. Heaven and Van pSse i =
the compauE
Goethe. wha rls,ooS the twilight
~ death fer the coming II the even
ing said Nor light more light
At the time - mis- death Robert
Burns. the great peasant poet ~ scot
land belonged - i body III Dumfrtes
militia or which ne evidently enter
tanned a mighty poor opinion for ht~
last request was -tOh. don't let tho
awkward squad fire ever me. a re
quest which was n-evertheless ignored
George ". OF England started m
from his death bed with the cry q
his page. Sir Wathen Waller "WAllS.
WalIy, what i this II Is death rny
boy. and they have deceived me
Talleyrand. In response - the KIN
who called 70 inquire about his paySt-
cal well-being. replied bitterly
am suffering the tprInents OF the
damned" And historians or epigram-
matists have II that the monarch NUT
tered beneath his breath. Que deja =
CNhat. already
Alexander Pope Lightly replied t. =
friend who called ~ see him IT. hi-
last hours:-Yes my friend. | am dy-
ing Of a hundred good symptoms
Robert L. Lee WAS a patient sur
ferer. uttering an occasional short
sentence as his mind wandered back
over the scenes or his military cam
paign strike the tent" he is quoted
~ having said. then adding Tel
Hill ne must o;n up"
Danton. Georges-Jacqucs. monster
0f the French Revolution. exclaimed
TO his execuTioner-"Show my head
te the people; 'twiIl be worth the dis
play"
Contrary to the plous p~rognostica
lions Of many people, Robert G. In
g%ersoll. the eminent agnostic. died Sc
rene in his unoelief In response e
his Wife's question as To how he felt
his last words were-'O. better"
Nachiavelli. the celebrated atheist
who died in 1880. maintained to the
end his soothing spirit.-"I desire &c
go to hell and not to heaven. In the
former place | shall enjoy the com
pany Of popes kings and princes
while in the latter are only beRgars
monks, hermita and apostles"
Francois de Malherbe. called the
father Of FrenCn lyric poetry. had ont
ruling passion. purity OF dictiOn. tt
his confessor, who was piously striv-
ing to comfort his fleeing hours b.
presenting the joys Of heaven. il
laundering, trite and vulgar phrases
he exclaimed angrily: Hold YOU
tongue. stupid; your wretched stvle
only makes me out OF conceit witt
heavenly joys"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-11-12
Right Sort of Control.
CNew Bern SUM

tNeN Bern SUM-
Our news columns have told the
story of how Pro G. L. Coon, super
i%ntendent of the Wilson graded schools
maintained discipline. Briefly, It was
this: Some bad boys seemed bent on
doing as they pleased. Prof. Coon,
was annoyed by them until patience
ceased to be a virtue. Their he flOg-
ged them, in the old-time school
masters way. A warrant was sworn
out and the superintendent was ar
rested. The mayor heard the case
and Prof. Coon was discharged with
words of commentator for his firm
ness in maintaining order and de-
corum in the schools. The boys re-
ceived a reDrimand from the mayor,
With the parting Injunction to behave
themselves in the future or they would
suffer in court proceedings.
What we want to say is that Prof
Coon is the right sort of teacher. His
Kind of discipline is needed in more
of the schOol-roOnS of the State. And
we might add that Wilson has the
right sort of a mayor, too. He Is a
bold and brave to take the stand
he did, with the state of public sentl-
ment that exists today, with that old
and beautiful commandment trans
posed to read: parents obey your
children The towns of the State
all need mayors Of the Wilson type.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-11-12

MIR. /. G. Ross Stokes County's Cham
pion Upland Corn Grower.
CDanbury Reporter.)

MIR. /. CT. Ross. of Locust Hill, to
the best information of this paper, is
the champion upland corn grower of
Stokes county. He averaged on his
corn fields this year a little over fifty
five bushels to the acre.
Mr.. Ross took one of the poorest
tracts of upland in the county. and
by a scientific rotation and cultiva-
ton, he has got so much strength into
his soils that he is able to do some
astonishing stunts in wheat and corn
culture. Mr.. Ross does not plant to-
bacco for more h a One reason. FIRST,
he believes the growing of q weed that
is not only of no use to mankind. but
a positive detrinent to the health of
those who use it. 10 be a moral wrong
Second Mr.. Ross thinks there is more
money IN growing food-stuffs for man
beast.