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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-02
CANADIANS RAID
CHINESE HOMES
CHRISTMAS MOB WRECKS RESTAU-
RANTS AND LAUNDRIES AT
SETHBRIDGE, ALBERTA.
MOUNTED POLICE CALLED OUT.
Whites in Frenzy Over Rumor That
Leading Citizen Had Been Muir
dered by Orientals.
STORY IS WITHOUT FOUNDATION.

IETHRRlDGE, Alberta, Dec. IL
Bccauao they believed that Il pro-ancnt
citizen had been murdered in Il Chinese
restaurant. 1900 men raided and wrecked
the oriental quarter late Christmas night
Restaurants and mundrics were smashed
and doors, windows and entire fronts OF
buildings were reduced to splinters. HE
regular police of the town were power
less aud brigade of mounted police HAD
to be called out TO qucll the riot.
Rumor Starts Riot.
\ story was circulated that Harry
Smith a well known cattle raucher. had
been fatally wounded IN a restaurant
Curiuusly enough. neither Smith nor any
one else had been hurt, but even the
police were msIcd by the tale and two
orientals were arrested charged with the
murder. An indignant mob gathered OPP
po4itc the restaurant and there was iaIi
of lynching. Suddenly some one threw
a rock which smashed a front window.
In moment the crowd was beyond con
troll. Bricks and stones were hurled aud
when the doors had been broken III tie
table and chairs and dishes inside were
smashed The Columbian and Alberta
restaurants were literally wrecked. Later
a detachment of mounted police app
peared and the crowd scattered.
Other Places Pillaged.
Hundreds Of the rioters merely shifted
the scene Of pillagng. Three blocks
away, opposite the Arlington hotel, they
cleaned out another Chinese restaurant
and roughly handled two oricntaIs who
were captured within.
Mayor Galbrath and Magistrate
Townsend both addressed the mob and
urged il to dispense and as all possible
damage had been done it obeycd.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-02
TRIES TO MURDER TWO.
When Waiter Is Refused Job He Shoots
Up Restaurant

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Dec. n
William Patcnns, a waiter formerly en-
ploycd in Horn Il IIardnrt's restaurant
in the central section Of the city On
tered the place today and after being re-
fused a position, shot John G. Witcher,
the manager, and Frank Roscman. the
head waiter. Both are in Il serious con
dition. patcaus also aimed two shots at
the cashier. but both went wild. lie
an" clR Isr2@h 'heu yggT9iycr to his head in
failed to explode Fifty persons were in
the restaurant ana number of them left
their meals and uvorpowcrcd Pateans
and turned him over TO policeman.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-02
SINK AXE IN HIS BODY.

SNOlIDMlSIl, Wash, bee. 2S-Two
men named Miller and Carroll entered
n section house last night which was
occupied by seven Italians and ordered
them 10 hold up their hands. The hold
ups then began shooting. The Italians
attacked the outlaws with tools. After
killing Miller, crowhar was driven
through his head, an axe was stuck in
lis body several times ana his eyes
were dug out Carroll was also wounded
but survived until officers from the city
arrived. Three ltaliaus We're wounded.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-02
HE LIVED ON LIZARDS
Tar Who Was Wrecked on South Sea
Islands Finally Reaches the
United States.

NEW YORK, Dee 24.-With "A tale oP
Hardship aud priyation Mate Dopald
Morrison of the long lost bark Alexandra
Cubes. las arrived AT his home III South
empton, J.. J., in time for Christmas.
The bark was wrecked IN the Pacific
near the equator. one OF the boats, in
which was Mate Morrison. reached an
nninhabitcd island. where he and nine
Others remained for FIVE months until
they were rescued hy -loop manned hy
.he sailors who lad PINT IF from the
bark in the other boat and who finally
reached The main land. During this time
they lived Oh turtle, aud lizards.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-02
WAUKESHA SEES "LlD.'
Campaign That Anti-Saloon Element
Plans May Result in Tight
Sunday.

WAUKESUA, Wis, Dec. 2S-I Spe-
c,aL The Wisconsin Auti-SaIoon league
will hold Il field meet in this city to-
morrow and if plans now considered by
league members materiHli2c, Wuukrshu
may expect some blue" Sundays in the
future There viii be services at the
different churches conducted 10y pagu"
mrmhtrS in the morning, a mass meeting
at the !. NJ. {. A. in the afternoon and
a un.un meeting in the evening.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-02
M 'KINLEY IS CAPTURED.

PEKlNG. Dec 2S.-liorace Mckin-
ley. formerly of La Crosse, Wis, L. $.
A.. wanted IN Oregon in connection with
the land fraud troubles in that state,
who escaped on November II last from
the Manchurian authorities at Mukden.
where he was incarcerated pending the
arrival of an officer from America. has
been Tecuptured at Hardin.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-02
ARREST RACINE AGENT.
Representatives of Milwaukee, Kenosha
Line Alleged to Have Embez-
zled 1922.

RACINE. Wis, Dec. 2S.-I Special. !
Joseph \. BEDFORD. the local agent of
the Chicago Milwaukee, Electric rail
way, has been arrested here on IA charge
of larceny as bailee. 1t is charged that
BEDFORD, as agent of the company, APP
propriated S292.25 for his own use. De
tectives of the railway company came
here and took him in charge and took
him to Chicago in IA special car. whore
he admitted the taking of the money.
lie was given n chance to make good,
but his relatives refused to aid him.
He was taken before Court Commits
sioner Wentworth and held to the mu-
nicipal court in bonds of $1,000.
BEDFORD is we'll connected and up to
this time has had an excellent rcputa-
ton.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-02
GIFT FROM PRESIDENT,
Massachusetts Boy Receives $40 and Let
ter Because of Calendar He Sent
the President.
WORCESTER NIuus

WORCESTER, Mass, Dec. 81
President Roosevelt has sent a letter and
$40 bill to jacob kriesfcld, a l4-ycnr-
old boy, in return for Il Christmas Gift
which the boy sent to the President
The gift consisted OF calendar deco.
rated with the picture of an American
eagle, from the hcak of which issues n
scroll on which is the name of the Pres
idrut
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-02
REYNOLDS Must Go to Prison.

CHICAGO, H., Dec. 2S.-Judee Ian
dis in the United States district court
today denied the application of George
s. McReynolds formerly n grain broker
Of this city for n writ Of haheas corpus
McReynolds was recently sentenced to
the pententiary on the charge of having
sold grain covered by warehouse receipts.
He will now be compelled to serve bis
sentence.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-02
HARRINGTON REGRETS INCIDENT.
Writer Says Policemen Who Arrested
Him Did Only Their Duty.

IND1ANAFOLIS. Ind. Dec. 2T-Booth
Harrington. the Indiana author. who put
up such a game night with two detectives
early Christmas morning refused 10 dis
cuss the affair today, but the police have
received word through n friend that Tnrk
ington regrets the incident and says that
the officers did 10 more than their duty
lie VIII be IN court Saturday morning
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-02
100 TOTS ESCAPE FIRE.
Norwegian Lutheran Childven's Homo De-
stIoyld by Fire-Serious Dam
age to Building.

CHICAGO, H., Dee. 2S-Thc No.,
wegian Lutheran Chidren's home III
l'tty-eight avenue and West Irving Park
boulevard is me fire. 1t is said that
all the children--ovcr lOU-cscapcd. 1t is
quite likely that the building will hp bad
IL damaged if not totally destroyed.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-02
REPRIMAND FOR IOWA OFFICER.
Captain Who Permitted Prize Fight Gets
Light Sentence

DIES MONIES, Ia, Dec 2s.-The court
martial trying Capt Kulp Of Go. X, Thirty
fourth regiment, for alleged failure to stop
u prize fight upon the orders OF Adj Gen.
Thrift the night OF November y, re-
turned verdict holding that capt. Kuip.
while he may not have Intentionally dis
obeyed the orders of Gen. Thrift did so.
The court recommended that he be reprl-
manded.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-02
WAS A BADGER YEARS AGO.

FREFrORr III. bee u Especial
Mrs Iouisa Burchard Conycrs" In drnd
here AT the home 81 her hroth"r. Horatlo
&. BurchHfd. eNscongressmnn ana former
director u the United Statcs mint NJ pm.
adeipha, aged ~ year. She vas the
daughter ~ liorutiu Burehard. deceased j
pioneer cttlz.n u Bcioit WIS, and nrst
president OF BclU!t academy
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-02
SHANGHAIED BOY
IN WEIRD STORY
HOWARD RAY OF SAN FRANCISCO,
AGED Is, HAS BEEN ALL
OVER WORLD.
NABBED 6Y BRITISH TARS.
Lad Declares American Consul in South
American Post Refused to Help
Him Escape from Ship.
FEARS PARENTS QUAKE VICTIMS.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Dec. 2S.-Howard
Ray, 15-year-old lad on his way to San
Francisco, hoping to find his home and
his parents whom he left before the
earthquake, told sensational story of
adventure as sailor, of being shang-
haied by the crew of British ship and
of being mistreated by United States
consul i'll Brazil to whom he applied tor
relief, in the police station here last
night when he applied for lodging.
When 10 years of age, he sad, he
shipped as cabin boy at San Francisco
on the steamship Chill, bound for Cape
Town. AS cabin boy and AZ ordinary
seaman, often performing the full duties
of Il grown man, he worked his way on
different ships to Sydney, Melbourne and
to many other points, finally landing at
Rio .Janero, Brazil, where he was seized
with desire to return home. He shipped
on boat bound for Norfolk, Va, and
reached that port without adventure and
was given his pay for the voyage and
his discharge.
Seized by British Sailors.
Walking through the streets of Nor
folk, he says he was suddenly seized by
sailors from the British coal steamer,
Titania, and carried aboard where he
was kept prisoner for several days until
the snip sailed. linen ne WIS TticdSeu
and put to work as Il sailor. The ship
was short of men and he was forcibly
taken on rs a recruit.
In course Of time he was again in Rio
Janero. where he complained to the
United States consul. That official the
lad AYERS, gave him curt treatment,
hushed up the fact of his having been
shanghaied, after several conferences
with the British consul, and finally re-
fused to assist him to back to the
United States because he could not pro
duce proof that he was an American
citizen.
Knows Nothing of Parents.
The British consul, the lad says, Sc
cured him chance to work his way to
New York, where he arrived IL few days
ago He beat" his way To Altoona On
freight trains, he says, and the authori-
ties at the latter place gave him trans
portation to Pittsburg. He hopes to he
given help here and at other points. that
will take him to San Francisco. Wheth-
er he will find his parents there he does
not know. He has heard nothing from
them since the earthquake. Pittsburg
authorities will probably give him some
help.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-02
POPE RECEIVES GREETINGS.
The Pontif and Cardinals Hold Christ
mas Meeting.

ROME. Dec. 24.-Thc Pope was pres
rent at the Sacred college today for the
exchange of Christmas greetings with
the cardinals. No addresses were made,
but the pOntff cOnyersed famiiiarly with
each cardinal on such topics ~ modern
tlsm and the revision Of the yuigatc
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-02

A six-day bicycle race. under the man
agement of Jack Prince, is announced 10
take place Mt Kansas City during the
week beginning January 20 Among
those whom il is stated viii ride are iyer
Lawson, Moran. Mclean. Matt Downey.
all of Boston; Hardy Downing, Los An
geies. the Bcdell brothers, Long Island,
Is. Y: Benny Mnnroe the Southern fly
Nr, and Eddie Root, New York,
The Havre herald., 1908-09-30
The OFFICIALS
ExONERATED

Helena, Sept. Ex-Governor Nor
ris has announced his findings in the
matter of the charges made by Ed
ward Dickey of Kalispell, in connec-
tion with the sales of state land in
Flathead county to the Northwestern
Lumber company, G. w. Miller and
A. D. Ryan and the Somers Lumber
company. The governor finds there
is no evidence or reasonable ground
to suspect that any improper consid-
dration of any kind was paid to or re-
ceived by any member of the board
of land commissioners, OF any person
or officer connected with the depart
ment. He also finds the board acted
from honorable motives in the trans
actions complained of.
Several of the findings refer to the
applications for the lands by the three
concerns and after a price had been
agreed upon it was found the pros
pective purchasers were informed chat
the state could not sell in excess of
l60 acres to any one individual or cor
poration. 1t is found that the pur-
chaserS then furnished names of per-
sons to whom patents we're issued.
that the purchase price was paid by
the three concerns enumerated and
receipts were issued to them. II is
also found that in each case. save two
the persons named in the patents
decided to the respective companies
and persons the lands described, the
deed in each case showing consider
alton of one dollar.
The Havre herald., 1908-09-30
GOV. NORRIS SPEAKS IN HAVRE TONIGHT
OPERA HOUSE At 800 P. NJ,

Governor Norris is coming That the word heard on
all sides and republicans and democrates alike are
to be at the opera house this evening listen to the Go
whose reputation orator second to none in the
state of Montana which he has ruled for nearly
one year Aside from the fact that LIE is most emneny
fitted by nature orator of than ordinary ability
the Governor who always close touch with the
trend Of affairs and interesting instructive address
is assured all who attend.
The band will play several pieces the streets early in
the evening and will then proceed to the opera house The
exercise will be started promptly at o'clock don't be
late
Another interesting feature Of this the first rally, is
that Rev. Leonard J. Christler who UNANIMOUSLY
mated by the Chouteau county denocrae Of the
candidates for the Legislature will give his Yes
mo at this meeting
The Havre herald., 1908-09-30
Who Is 1t?

Hurd of Valley, and Mr.. O'Keefe and
Mr.. Bramble of Choteau county, and
the question otfhand, if we adhear
strictly TO party lines, would seem TO
be, which one of the three will be
the possible exception and have
the temerity to support his own ticket.
The solution is not so easy as II
looks. Take Mr. Hurd. for instance.
He is recognized as being an alert,
progressive lawyer and citizen, a be-
hever in a policy of and for the people.
as against that of an Individual, and
to the citizen who has with any de-
gree OF intelligence followed the able,
fair and impartial administration OF
Judge Tattan, it would seem to be y
foregone conclusion that Mr.. Hurd
woald be foremost in supporting the
reelection Of Judge Tattan. That
conclusion would give us the one vote
'+possibly'' conceded by the Plain
dealer, but still we are not satisfied
We have Mr.. O'Keefe and Mr.. Bram-
bic to be accounted for. II would be
hard to convince anyone who knows
MI O'keefe, that he will not stand
for the principles he advocates, and
vote his. ticket straight. But that
construction gives Judge Tattan
possibly two votes at the hands of
the district bar, with Bramble still,
unaeeonnted for. Mr.. .Bramble is .
candidate himself Oh the democrats.
ticket, and no valid excuse conld no
offered for his rspudiatine anv man
OH the ticket which he representatas
as candidate, neither will he, Now
we have three possible" votes anon.
The legal fraternity for Judge rattan
ma then arises the great question
Will not the mate modesty and re-
5irlng disposition of Mr.. Powers lead
1im to cast his own vote for his IN.
'onent. This would surely be manly
Confined on page threel
The Havre herald., 1908-09-30

Lenihan, blk. q, Ed. F. Burke, blk.
p, Siman Pipin, blk. %, E. W. Fier.
Broadwater-Pipin addition Block
2 and l3, Ed. Allen, P. c, Barrett.
blk. 3 and Ia, Jas. Bolin,gJ. c. Bailey.
blk. I, Tom johnson, blk. !, Harry
Jaques, blk. s, J. A. Mayer, blk 9, L.
p. Hattler, blk. 10, Geo. Gillaum, blk.
IL, Jas. kenney, blk. y, Tom Kenney.
Newman addition Ed. Kennedy,
Alfred Schulz.
Decelle's addition. Block /, Geo.
Long George, blk. 2, R. A. Bentzin.
blk. ;, C.B. Wilson, blk. 4, Ole Walen.
blk. 5, Pat Heron, blk. 6, f. Bossuot.
Union Hotel, Frank Halter, Austin
& Gussenhoven's addition, Chas.
Mead, Meili & Almas addition, blk. I.
Fl. E. Clack, Lawrence blk, Dude
Lockett, Decelles blk, w. G. kester.
north of tracks, c. W. Gardiner, cross
river, Thos. Fl. Fitch, Milk River.
west, j. c. Lynch, Milk River, east.
J. J. Taylor, Bull Hook, south, Thos
German, Halfway, Jas. Moran; Clack
valley, J. W. Clack. .-=-
The members of the block commit
tee are requested to meet at head
quarters next Saturday night. Work
in plenty to do and Dutch lunch
to finish up with.
City Engineer Sam Hanley volun-
teered to paint the banner for the 90
foot Bryan and Kern pole that Is to
be raised today and his offer of services
was accepted. Everything is in readi-
ness for the raising and it is expected
| that the banner will be floating To
the breezes by noon today.
The committee on permanent head
quarters reported that they had
entered into lease for the Cowan "
Boles room next to the Oxford saloon
and their report was accepted. Head
quarters will be opened there today
and there will be literature on hand
at all times
The meeting then adjourned until
Monday evening at headquarters. All
sympathizers with the cause of dem
ocracy are cordially invited to come
to the meetings of the club and to
become members.
The Havre herald., 1908-09-30

Hog. \. S. LOhman was in from his
Red Rock sheep ranches on Saturday
Mr.. Lehman, who has just returned
from q months stay at the Hot
Springs in Indiana, and is snore than
enthusiastic over the political outlook
in this state as well as throughout
the eastern states, declaring that the
opinion is universal that Mr.. Bryan
is sure to be the next president of
these united states. Mr.. LOhnlan was
absent from the state during tiae time
of the holding of both the state and
county conventions of the democrats,
but he is sangufne OF success for the
same at the coming election.
H. f. Loranger, democratic can
didate for assessor came down from
Chester yesterday, being accompanied
by Mrs Ioranger who will visit some
time at the S, K. Hundon home.
The Havre herald., 1908-09-30
OPEN HEADQUARTERS
Bryan and Kern Club Are Preparing for
An Active Campaign. Block
Committees Appointed.

Havres democracy was never more
responsive to the popular wave now
sweeping the United States from one
end to the other, and they have start
ed out On a campaign which can re-
suit in but one outcome--success.
The meeting of the Bryan and Kern
club on Monday last, was one of the
most successful of the season, SUCCESS
ful in the results attained. There
was large attendance and the work
Of the meeting lasted until late in the
evening
Arrangements were made for the
reception of Governor Edwin Norris
who arrived today on No. l from the
east to open the campaign in Choteau
county by an address to the voters of
Havre upon the living questions of
the day at the Mcintyre opera house
this evening. Aside from the fact
that this is the opening of the cam
paign in this county, the prominence
OF our visitor is guarantee that
Havre's citizens will turn out enmasse
to hear the Governor of the common.
wealth.
The following were appointed as q
reception committee: Messrs. Camp
bell, Holland, Allen, Bailey, Gardiner
Wilson, VanHorne, Strouse, Kennedy
Carruth, Kester, Burke, Hanley,
Clack, Christler, Broadwater, Bran.
BILE, Boone, Pepin and Williams.
| Among the other propositions taken
up was that of the appointing o1
block committees to cover the city OF
Havre, and the following were Sc
lected:
Original townsite. Block l, Ed
/ Doyle, blk. >, Ed. Doyle, blk, 3, John
Heenan, r. C. Diamond, blk. 4, B
Strouse, blk. 5, Jim Bo,in, blk. 6, J
c. Bailey, Concert Hall, Jos. Lucier
blk 7, Geo. Coulter, Tom McDevitt
blk. s. VIM. Rupp, Van Horn, blk. 8
Carruth, blk. 10, VIM. Pepin, blk IL
O'Keefe, blk. II, Joe Caino, blk. 13
Geo. Gardiner, blk. Il, Ed. Filler, blk
Is, Frank Chestnut, Garry Ayers, blk
16, Dan Oneil, blk. II, Sam Williams
Jas. Aud, blk. Is, A. J. BrOadwater
blk. 10, p, II. Boone, blk. 20, jim
The Havre herald., 1908-09-30

, Tiie interest in the controversy be-
tween "my policy" Roosevelt and a
policy for the whole people
| pales into insignificance before par
amount question raised by the Plain
dealer in its last issue, it advocating,
in>a we'll written editorial, the elec-
tion Of the Honorable r. T.. Powers as
district judge, In the article referred
to, the Plaindealer holds up TO pub
Tic view the virtues and the accom-
pEshments Of Mr.. Powers in an abke
and forceful manner, and no4ay figure
lever dressed up and given the best
position in a mercantile establish
nent's best window, with all the
seductive attractiveness Of marked
I'down price, ever presented neater
appearance than does the P!aindeal-
,ef}s candidate, as trimmed up and
marked down by that jealous advo-
I'cabe Of the my policy" -adminstra-
tioR. However, it is not for the pur-
pose OF belittleing Of the virtues of
Mt. Powers, as extGaled by the Pain
dealer, that this article has to do.
The Herald is quite Willing TO reeog-
nizetfhe able and manly qualities of
Mr.. Powers, but not TO the extent of
coineiding with the Fiaindealer, VIXEN
it makes the following statement
THE best indication of the lofty
plane he (Mr Powers) oeeapies a.
mong ale people who know him is the
fact that with possibly one exception,
he will secure the vote Of every lawyer
practiciHg before the bar In both
Chouteyu and Valley countless
Now the mighty questions arises:
who is who, and what is what in this
contest for the jndgeship. 1t is gen.
orally known that the majority of the |
legal fraternity in Chouteau and Val
ley counties, have inherited the re-
publican faith. We have at least |
hree exceptions, in the persons of Mr..
The Havre herald., 1908-09-30

Chester, Oct. 7,
Whitlash, Oct. s.
Gold Butte, Oct. 8.
Dodson, Oct. 13.
Zortman, Oct. Is.
Harlem. Oct. II.
Chinook, Oct. 20.
Fort Benton, Oct. ~,
Big Sandy, Oct. "a.
The Havre herald., 1908-09-30
SPEAKING
APPOINTMENTS
HON. j. X. BRA MBLE.

Democratic Candidate for County
Attorney:
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-06-13

other objects as may be considered Of
public interest or value.
A large part of these relics of an
tiQuity lie In the semi-arid regions OF
New Mexico, Arizona, Utah and Colo
RADIO, where the prehistoric Cliff Dwell
ers and Pueblo Indians had their
homes. BY preserving them and max
ing accessible such articles as can be
properly collected in museums, the
government is following an enlighten-
ed policy in the interest of the pub
lie and of the investigations, which,
it is hoped, will eventually solve the
mysterious history of the primitive
people of North America.
The portion of the Canyon Of the
Rito de los Frijoles where the pres
ent investigation will be made is in
the Jamez National Forest. Its pur
pose Is to discover and preserve rel
les and antiquities which would 9th.
erwise lie unknown or would be car.
ried away by unauthorized persons
and lost to science. The particular
object Of the present expedition is to
obtain pottery. clay, stone, wood or
bone implements, domestic furniture
or utensils. seeds or anything else
that will serve to throw light on the
history of the people who formerly
lived there.
All specimens collected will be de.
posted and preserved In the South
west Museum Of the Archaeological
Institute Of America, at Los Angeles
This is the first permit Of the kind
issued by the Secretary of Agricul-
ture, and Is taken as marking an
epoch in such work, in that 1t places
such investigations on an entirely Diff
ferent basis from the haphazard meth,
DDS formerly employed.