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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-03

The returns indicate large TAFT and
Watson vote.
Concord, N. H.-Thirty-eight towns
and wards in New Hampshire give
Taft 2,176, Bryan 1,076. Six hun
dred and fifty-eight districts in 81
O36 in New York state outside
Greater New York gives Hughes
1s2,SS5. Chanler 140,536, Shearn
J,139.
Brooklyn-Twenty election dis
tricts in III in Queens county give
Taft 2,5S7. Bryan 2.S0s. Hisgen S56.
Boston-One hundred and fifty
nine precincts In Boston give Bryan
1886, Taft 29,598. For governor.
Draper, republican. 23,46S, Vahey'
democrat, 33,884.
Chicago--Four hundred and forty
five out OF 1850 precincts In Chi
cago give Taft 61,649, Bryan 49,
$50.
New York-Six hundred and fifty
districts in the city give Taft 21.147'
Bryan 20.489, Hisgen 1888. Fifty
election districts out of 587 in bor-
ough of Brooklyn give Hughes s.
1853, Chanler 1898, Shearn S49.
Concord, N. H.-Eighteen towns
and wards out of 290 in New Hamp'
shire give Taft 2.176, Bryan 1,076'
New York-Two hundred and ter
districts give Taft 47,413, Bryan
50,5S0, Hisgen 4.719.
Norfolk, Va.-Republican state
committee has conceded Virginia tc
Bryan by 10000, but claim gain ol
one republicon congressman In
northern district Borough O
Queens, 60 districts out of 113 give
Taft 1852, Bryan 9,87O, Hisger
124.
One hundred and sixty cities ant
towns in Massachusetts, give Taf'
b7,945, Bryan 22,788.
One hundred and thirty out of 2,
GIL precincts in Illinois outside Cool
county give Taft 21,185, Bryan 13,
069.
New Hampshire-Forty towns anf
wards out of 290 give Taft 4.38S
Bryan 1891.
Baltimore-Returns from various
parts of the state show falling OF
In the democratic vote. indicating
Taft has carried state by 5000 o.
more. Republicans have probabl!
elected three out Of six congress
men.
Indianapolis Eleven precinct
cut Of 324 in Indiana give Taft 2,
o42. Bryan 1850.
Ohio-There are 4,480 precincts
end not not a precinct had report
ed at 1850 p. m.
Chicago-164 out Of 1850 pre-
eincts in Chicago give Deneen 1S,
044, Stevenson 2O.154.
new York-Three hundred an
e'snt districts out of 5S7 in Brook
sn give Taft 1902, Bryan 1881.
view York-Nine hundred and six
C-'ive districts out of 1888 I
eseater .aer New York give Taft 1853
'st, Bryan 162.se7, Hisgen 1874:
new York-Eleven hundred an
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-03

mense size of the ballots, the voting
Is slow and the count tonight win
proceed laboriously.
Toledo Has Large Early Vote.
Toledo. Nov. 3.-The weather II
clear and cool. and the early vote r
The heaviest in the history Of the
city.
Heavy Vote in Nebraska.
Omaha, Nov. 3.--A heavy vote 11
teing polled in Nebraska. The wealth
or In beautiful.
Favon Hesvy Vote.
Cheyenne. Nov. 3.-Good wsathsg
favors the early voting. The roads
are In good condition.
1sports From Various Cities.
Denver.-Fine weather aasureo-
Colorado . heavy vote. Moro 'Wo0sD- :.
are voting than ever before.
Boice. Ida.-Ideal weather b re~
ported throughout the state. A heavy
vote IL being cast.
Los Angelica Heavy vote n BE-
ing cast.
San Francisco, Cal.-Delightful
weather throughout the state and .
heavy early vote In this city. No
trouble Is reported In this city.
Boston. Nov. 3.-Vote In the
town Of Avon Is complete: Bryan.
116; Taft III: Hisgen, 81: Draper,
1874; Vahey, 139.
Boise.-Bright and sunshiny
weather. A heavy vote cast early.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-21

hrs. Mary Wilkins. Of Remington.
Ind. mother Of Dr. John A. WiIk.
ins 81 Delta. Ind. IS one of
The oldest residents 81
The state, having lived
"A three centuries
and being in her
I09lh year.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-21

The coming Of Way Down East
win doubtless prove as pleasant q
visitor as any attraction the present
season. Way Down East has i
clientele that finds more genuine en-
joyment in this really delightful old
New England play. than In any other
form Of stage Offering.
It IS hardly necessary 10 owen upon
the story. It Is sort Of classic Of
its kind. and although several years
old Is still welcome attraction to the
best Of theaters.
It holds on like good old fashion
ed sermon. punctuated with frequent
touches of comedy. with impersona-
tons or rural folks that fits very
closely to ones recollecdons Of boy
hood In the country.
The production and company are
In keeping with the traditions OF
Way Down East" and nothing has
been left undone that would further
a perfect evenings pleasure. Grand
Opera house April /.
The vaudeville bill at at the Grand
next week is an unusually good one,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-21
LECTURESHIP
To Be Founded as a Suitable
Memorial of Late B. & 0.
Railroad Company Surgeon.
(By HIundel sener.)


BALTIMORE. Nd, Mar. PA
movement has been started to create
suitable memorial of DR.. Isaac
Ridgeway Trimble, who was surgeon
in chief of the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad and prominent citizen OF
Baltimore. DR.. TrimbIe died recent
ly from blood poison, havin received
the infection while performing an OPP
GRAFTON a short ime ago.
The plan is to establish a fund by
voluntary subscription and present I,
to the medical and chlrurgicai faculty
Of Maryland for the purpose of
founding the "Trlmble Lectureship. !"
A committee that organized this
movement and has charge of 1t con-
slsts of: OSCAR G. Murray, president
of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, AL
exander Brown, Lawrence Riggs.
Doctors L. McLane Tiffany, Hiram
Woods, Frank Martin, w. s. Thayer,
Charles Donovan, John C. Dawes and
John Ruhrah. The committee has
issued an announcement that 1t is the
desire to perpetuate the memory of
DR.. Trimble in this way. DR.. S. r..
Barr, superintendent Of the relief de-
partment of the Baltimore G Ohio
railroad, has sent out a circular let
ter to all surgeons and medical ex-
aminers of the company with copy
of the committees explanation of the
plan and expressing belief that all
win want to contribute to the fund
and adding that no amount will be
considered too small In his letter
DR.. Barr says that DIR. Trimble was
so well and favorably known in the
3. & o. service and had done so
much for the men that there must
he a large number who would ne
glad of an opportunity to aid in the
establishment Of the lectureship and
] am especially anxious that the B.
& Q. should make good showing in
this work"
The plan is to have the lectures de-
llvered before the chirurgical society
at its meetings each year or some
other time to be agreed upon. An
effort win be made to make the en-
dowment sufficient to yield a sum
that will make IT possible to invite, as
lecturers. men OF distinction from all
parts of the world. 1t is believed
that the plan purposed is the one
which would be most pleasing to
DR., Trimble IL his wishes could be
made known. Messrs. Alexander
Brown & Sons, bankers of Baltimore,
are treasurers OF the fund.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-21

Hampshire Republicans will select
delegates TO the state Republican con-
ventIon at mass convention April
Is.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-21

Remember that when the stomach
nerves fail or weaken, dyspepsia or
Indigestion must always follow. But
strengthen these same weak inside
nerves with DR.. Shops Restorative,
and then see how quickly health viii
again return. Weak Heart and Kid
ney nerves can also be strengthened
with the Restorative, where heart
pains. palpatation, or kidney weak
ness is found. Don't drug the stom-
ach, nor stimulate the heart or kid
neys. That is wrong. Go to the
cause Of these ailments. Strengthen
these weak inside nerves with DR..
Shops Restorative and get well.
A simple, single test will surely tell.
All dealers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-21

Ira Bradley an ex-convict. has
been arrested for the robbery of the
home of j. Mentor Caldwell of Par
kersburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-21
CITY COUNCIL FAILS
TO HOLD MEETING

City council failed to have a meet
ing last night for the reason that a
sufficient number OF the members did
not report to have a quorum. Those
present were CouncIlmen Robbins.
Ernst, McReynolds, johnson and
Lynch. They adjourned to meet
Monday night.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-21

She was born IN County Tyrone, Ire
land, September, zoth, 1893, and came
tothis country with her hushandin $40.
She Is mother 81 four hildsep al liy-
ing. Atthe present tine She isyisinne 4
daughter in Indiana and IS in splendid
health. hcenjoyed IN automobile ride
afew days ago and was greatly pleased
at the speed. Mrs. Wilkins remembers
the crowning Of Queen Victoria, and
enjoys telling Of the experiences and
conditions Of a hundred years ago.
On January 18th, Margaret Watson,
daughter of Mrs. Wilkins sent the fol.
lowing letter from her mother:
DEAR Mr.. DuFFY:I want to ten
you about your medicine, il is doing me.
50 much good. / ann now a very old
woman. 4 have passed my io8th bifrth-
day. Since taking your Pure Mali lvhis-
key my appetite is better, and am
stronger. Irest better and my daughter
who IS rs years old, says / am getting
younger every day. / feel that your
Whisky Is a food and thar il viii keep
me alive for a great many years more.
Your Malt Whisl.ey makes me think Of
the whiskey they make in Ireland. You
mayppt this inthe paperifyou want to. /"
full men and women who cannot say too
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-21

THE four sullivans, singers that sing.
ana dancers that dance. vim present
one Of the best singing ana dancing
acts in vaudeville. Miss Ida Howell.
tngenue, Is meeting with a series Of
unbroken successes wher ever she ap-
pears, Illustrated songs and 5000
feet OF the finest motion pictures
complete a bill that cannot be dupiI-
Gated for the price Of admission
which is 10 cents. The summer show
at the Grand is sure to be the fad.
John Saunders, who win be re-
membered here as producing his OPP
era, "The Parvenus." with local tai
ent. has signed contract with coun-
tess Olga Won Hatfield, the terms Of
which are that she is to make a star
ring tour In the opera next season.
Miss HATFIELD was seen here last
season in the Little Duchess" the
soubrette part. Rita" which was
created here by Miss Jean Walker,
VIII be made the star part. Mr..
Saunders viii accompany the show,
the title of which has been changed
to "a Daughter of America"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-21

The United Fuel company's test
well on the May farm in Lincoln
county is reported to be good for
$50 barrels per day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-21
pon,t use harsh bhyslcg.

Don't use harsh physics. The
reaction weakens the bowels. leads
to chronic constipation. Get Doan's
Regulets. They operate easily. tone
the stomach. cure constipation:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-21
Barboursviue Is making arrange.
ments for city water works.

1t Is just ave years ago that the
Fairmont Times was burned out.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-21

While bowling, Smith D. Turner, a
prominent Parkersburg attorney. fell
on the bowling alley and broke his
leg,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-21
STATE NEWS

Elklns has a Taft club.
The Oakland Land Company, Of
Charleston. has been chartered by the
secretary of state.
Parkersburg Socialists win put a
municipal ticket in the field this
year.
Captain C. Rice. of Henrietta, CAL
houn county, is bankrupt. Liabili-
ties $4,000.
Bert Hardway and Henry orIdley,
have been arrested for bootlegging
in Preston county.
c. L. NIceiey has qualified before
the court as superintendent OF the
Berkeley county asylum.
Warrington Elks are arranging for
the construction of handsome new
home in the near future.
Senator N. b. Scott, Of West vir-
ginia, was made a ssrd degree Mason
at Washington last week.
An effort Is being made to have the
East End window glass plant at Graf
ton started again in a short time.
Ira Bradley an ex-convict. has
been arrested for the robbery OF the
home of j. Mentor Caldwell of Par
kersburg.
Hampshire Republicans will select
delegates to the state Republican con-
ventlon at mass convention April
Is.
Ed Maphls, a local character, has
been arrested at Grafton for at
tempted burglary of the home of j.
w. Miller.
While bowling, smith D. Turner,
prominent Parkersburg attorney. fell
on the bowling alley and broke his
leg.
The United Fuel company's test
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-21

Ed Maphis, a local character, has
been arrested at Grafton for at
tempted burglary of the home of j.
w. Miller.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-22

Now the people OF Western Texas
aud the great fertile plains through
the Daily Panhandle propose to have
their say regarding one OF the Texas
textbooks given into the hands OF
children OF 'hls state. This par
ticular book Is "Dodges Primary
Geography Texas Edition publish
ed by Rand McNally & Company,
II is hardly necessary TO so into
"lambasting" effort. as the matter
in this work regarding Western Tex
az Is 20 miserably untrue as regards
the conditions today that It seems a
waste OF words to dwell upon H. Yet
the matter In this book regarding
Western Texas aud tho great Pan
handle shall not 80 unchallenged.
On page 1903 the following occurs:
As one goes West into Texas
the climate grows more and
more dry, until in the western
part OF the state crops can not
be raised except by irrigation.
Crops can not be raised except
by irrigation" The wide sweep oil
hundreds OF miles OF wheat. cotton.
feed crops, indian corn, melons, fruit,
root crops and various other pro-
ductions brand the statement as
false. utterly.
On page 1906 this excellent CD book
breaks out again, this way:
In Western Texas and Okla
homa II is so dry that few trees
grow. and during many months
in the year little green grass
can be seen except perhaps
along stream. This region
does, however, have a large
amount of dry brown grass
which is excellent food for cat
tie. SO cattle raising, or cat
tie ranchlng. Is an important i'm
dustry here.
During many months in the year
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-22
COMING NATIONAL ELECTION
General Resume Of Offices 10 be FILLED
in Many States Of The Union

held tho various n
November g. Three Oregon, Maine
and Vermont have held
OF next congresshe first
Officers will select congressman
election tweuy-eght
elected a number Of will also members
legislature Six states justices supreme
In congressman only elected
and In two, congressman and legislature only
The hiryonc United states eighteen Rcpubu
expire March 1879 Alabama Arsan
Maryland chosen Kentucky
On Legislature which will
Republicans present Is composed sXone Republicans
and thhty-one Democrats
Members house of representatives elect
Oregon already chosen Republican
states Democrats only
ohbtion Socialist and Independence
oppose Republicans and Democrats The
2g3 Republicans and 1876 Demo
There
South Carolina, tcket-the Democaico
Louisiana also ck-he Democratic In
this however the supreme court and railroad COM
missioner the only officers to be elected
The Prohibition tick cts wcnyone states the Social
twenyen independence Party twelve the Socialist Labor
aud the Peoples In five including Nebraska
where they have with Democrats,
is l. South Carolina
Alabama north Carina Delaware Flor-
lahoma and North Dakota L. COL
Dakota Utah Washington West
Virginia Wisconsin; icut Illinois Kansas Minnesota
Idaho Nebraska; Indiana Iowa Massachusetts, Mich
York I, Ohio 81
Prohbionists tickets Colorado Connecticut Della
ware Illinois Indiana Michigan, Minnesota Mis-
Hampshire Rhode Island South
Dakota Washington, virginia and Wisconsin.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-22
WHAT WEST TEXAS SUFFERS
Great Panhandle and Neighbonng Re.
gionS Treated MSerablp in Ne1o
Texas Geography ,

little green grass can be seen eX.
cent along a esm'--another vapid
assertion, and one too miserable "a
waste words on,
New comes a paragraph which was
true fifteen years ago, but which II
untrue today; and that any maker oI
a textbook In America and that the
textbook board In Texas would put
out such ancient aud misleading
statements passeth understanding
Here II Is:
Az the food Is scattered. the
land belonging to man own
ing thousands OF cattle must be
very large Thus The cities and
eycu the small towns are very
far apart The cattle roam free
ly over the vast area, coming
frequently 10 the wells OF water
ing places for drink. They are
cared for by "cOWboys' or
ranehmen. TIE cowboys live a
rough, hard life. as most OF
their work is done upon horse
back.
Thus the cities aud even the
small towns are very lar apart. 4"
That the great West IL forging fast
to the front as one OF the most pop
ular regions OF the union, that cities
and towns, and farms, and farm
houses, and industries, and smoke
stacks, and railroads are growing
thick and fast is OF no consequence
to the makers OF this book and seems
OF no consequence to the Texas text
book board, The information" in
this geography regarding Western
Texas is SO misleading, so unfortu-
nate and so inexcussble that the
Daily Panhandle finds It difficult to
speak OF the matter in a conserva-
tive way, and will leave the subject
10 the people Of this great West to
digest.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-22

sidary company OF the Standard OH
company over tho Usage Indian res
ervatIon, practically without consid-
GRAFTON, while the osases protested
against the extension. The governor
says ,s7.OOO.OOO Is a fair estimate OF
the value OF this service the Presl-
ident rendered for Mr., Rockefeller.
The lease was extended for a pc
riod OF ten years over the eastern
half OF the Usage Indian reservation
and covered three quarters Of mil
lion acres Of the greatest oil field in
the world,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-22
Democrat Leader Declares Bryan
VIII Be Elected By a
Landslide
BATTLE WAGES IN N, Y,
Nominee and United States Sen
aturs are Sweeping over
Tho Field

New York, Oct. 19,-Nlsssing all
forces OF the militant Democrats in
final struggle Of the campaign 10
capture the Empire state, Norman II.
Mack, chairman OF the Democratic
committee, bearing prophecies Of vic
tory, came from the West today TO
take personal charge OF what he de-
clares to be the hardest fought finish
Of any presidential campaign ever in
this state.
Not only Bryan, but other DEM
OcPatic speakers of note, including
several United States senators, will
swing through the state in an eff
fort TO capture New York's electoral
vote for the Democratic ticket.
Mack held several conferences to-
day with eastern leaders, looking TO
deVisement OF plains for final on
SlRught.
The national Oh hartman asserts that
Bryan will be elected by a landslide,
and in support OF this declaration
made public today on his arrival here
some results which he obtained from
precinct polls made in many sO-caIIed
doubtful states.
Mr.. Mack said: Il am firmly CON
WINGED that Bryan will be treated to
landslide. Within the last two
weeks / caused careful poll to be
made by captains in hundreds OF pre-
Cincts in New York, Indiana and
Ohio, for the purpose of obtaining
the percentage OF Republican loss
over the election four years ago,
and the results of that poll are
amazing.
Heavy Losses.
"In no instances have reports made
to me show percentage of Republi-
can loss in New York of less than 25
per cent, and in Erie county, losses
to the Republicans ran as high as
40 per cent.
Equally large losses to the Re
publicans are shown not only in
Ohio and Indiana, but in twelve 9th
er states in which the two parties
are contrasting.
These figures mean only one
thing, Bryan's election ny tl'e-
mendous plurality.
THAT these figures are correct
and are based on careful polls. is
shown from the fact that / directed
precinct captains to submit with their
reports the names of Republicans
with addresses who intendsd to vote
for Bryan"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-22
THURSDAY. OCT s2, 1908.
TROUBLE IN THE BALKANS,

when the Bulgars are a-bulging and
the Balkans are a-balking
And the Wallopng Wallachans
are brandlshins their dirkS
And the Merry Montenegrins are
grandiloQuently talking,
And the serV pms are serving prus-
sic acid 10 the Turks.
And the Russians are a-rushlng to
the Theater OF Action,
And the Rollicking Roumanians
are romping DER the lea,
While the Austrians are smiling with
a deal OF satisfaction.
At the neutrality-suspicious.
Who'ye happened in TO tea.
How \ love 10 watch the War Cloud
as IL gets an extra head on!
How love to hear the trouble,
trouble, trouble" Of the
drums.
And the whlllngs OF the Prophets
for the Day OF Armageddon;
IT'S so thrilling and romantic
and the trouble never comes!
Though the powers are pow-wowing
and the kaisers are contriving
Yet we know one party dassn't and
the other ones afraid
There1l be scores OF Ultlmatums and
bit of bargain-drivlng.
And then all Will be as peaceful as
Temperance Parade.
Arthur Guiterman.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-22
TEXAS "RECEPTIoNs.n

In one Texas town Colonel
Simpson, the Republican candi-
date for governor of the Lone
Star state, was actually rendered
an impromptu reception. Who
ever heard OF a Republican can.
didate being rendered a recep-
ton In Texas before? Roswell
Democrat.
Why there have been many OF
thom--in the past. Ask any old-tim-
er In Texas and he can tell You OF
some swell" receptions along In the
early '7Os. The modern reception
to a Republican candidate, or speak
ing more correctly. the reception to
Candidate Simpson TO which the New
Mexican paper alludes, was some
what different, II Is true, as maybe
we have become more puff and pow
derry in Texas. Yet the old time ire
ception" to Republican candidates
could be termed lively affairs. In
Tact the receptions were so warm IN
tome instances that Republican can
iidates often took TO the woods to
escape them,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-22
Ghost Rises to Afflict Theodore Roosevelt

When Mr.. Hearst read the famous
Archbold letters Mr.. Roosevelt took
occasion TO pronounce judgment in
severe terms on Foraker and Has
kell Haskell was a Democrat and
damnable; Foraker an anH-RoOsevelt
Republican and also damnable. But
there Is a Nemesis in things pOliti-
cal, as in other affairs of this NOR
ally governed universe, Just as Mac
beth at the feast found the ghost OF
Banquo in his place, so Judge Alton
Brooks Parker rises up from the
national political graveyard and
points an accusing finger at Mr..
Roosevelt and shakes Standard OIL
can at that highly placed delinquent.
1t will be remembered that Just
before the close OF the campaign of
1904 Mr.. Roosevelt issued a proc
lamatlOn in which he denounced
Judge Parker as wickedly uutruth-
full because he had charged on the
stump that Cortelyou had been col
lecting crooked campaign cORtribu-
lions from the trusts to elect his
chief. Mr.. Roosevelt denied the
charge in most emphatic Language.
Seemingly the people believed him,
for they elected him by great ma
jority. Subsequently in the New
York Insurance investigation the
charge was proven true and the
vouchers were produced.
Further, 1t was not only proved
that Mr.. Cortelyou had collected
tainted election money, but that MT.
Roosevelt himself had personally So
iTclted funds from Mr.. Hartman and
asked him to call previous 70 the
preparation OF his message to con-
gress.
Mr.. Roosevelts justification OF
this is that he was not influenced in
his public actions thereby. Foraker
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-22

Claude News: Cone Brothers
hauled 10 town this week aud sold
to o. +, Smslley three carloads OF
their grain crop-two of oats and
one OF wheat. The gentlemen only
made three trips in the delivery, us
ing their traction engine and all The
wagons necessary. After unloading
their grain they hauled home a car
load of coal for winter use and for
threshing kalfir corn and maize.
There's business going on about this
farm.