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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Continued from Page Four,)

from PageF
Through LANCE of received an in
von for the Territory take in the Brussels Universal
tionalEx tion in 1910
eabegram ordering
Office Island of Hawaii This
supposed to have been taken on account of Irregularities in the potoee
question Kamuea domestic order office and afforded postal
facilities to the important agricultural and district wamea Island
STOCK MOVEMENTS
Following
s24 at $2o at $2425 O. R. L. Co 6 $500 $1,000 at 100; Oahu
$2o (sloo)
HavC & Co, e5e
QUOTATIONS.
satisfactory tifenng place
90 fuga 1920 the quotations
$50 pound $3.50 the parity European bees rising
Following February:
$780, % McBryd $50;
1880; waialua $3.50 ee 10 II Co. u.s. III
$1,000 olaa 81 $4,000 Paia S. 80 to 100 $4,000 BcByde
Sugar with
for 1907 of 1O6o2 u
For there 5os1
is better quality than last
OAHU RAILROAD REPORT
Oahu Railway million in the
1907 summary of the compan
an a interim report of the president and
earnings and operating expenses of the year
sa4oe9 respectively This shows
the total operating
period 81 S7oo the
report gross earnings
earnings show $269279 This
that unusually large amount of work and
oadbed and track
materially
railway and the efficiency in the operating depart
prospects good
and fruit for
transportation Ltd business
close of 1907 win provide business the extent of several thou
the annual meeting of Nahiku Rubber
of the of less
delinquent of the assae stock held in the county
of the
liabilities other than
of
POSTPONED
department that the sale of the Mana
of the land and of all
matters edwthth
MOVEMENTS
Orient Moana
Alameda the Coast and the
Tor
Kahuu Mahur for San Fran
=. Aonnn a-andSy
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MANA SALE POSTPONED.
GOODS PROPERLY LABELED.

KVhats YOUR husband doing now" asked the neighbor
"Oh he's sitting telling what going to happen next
election" answered the busy woman
Then he's prophet?
"No he isn't this family concerned he IS a'dead
loss ashngton Star
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HARD TO EXPLAIN.

At party recently they playing which consisted
everybody making face and the who made the
worst face was prize They all did their level best and
then gentleman up one OF the ladies and SAID:
"Weu madam think YOU have the prize
ooh" she said Il wasn't playing.'-Phladelphia Ledger
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OFaoan-Oi have found that hit wild brick as
Oh was passin the alley Mr. Murphy Mr. MurPh-And what da
yo, do with him? 'Hagan-Nothn Twas all nake-tne
man was only doing his duty He thought Oh was policeman IN
Mai clothes.-Sn1ies
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SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST.

At the Adventist Church, 767 Kinau
street, Sunday evening. at 7:30, we will
take up the study of the signs of the
second coming of Christ.
The Jews knew, by the prophecy Of
Micah, where Christ was to be born,
and they might have known the very
year that he was to be baptized and
commenced the work of his ministry,
and also the time and place of his
cruciixion; but they neglected these
prophecies and looked for great lead
err to deliver them from the Roman
yoke, therefore they rejected and
.erueifed the meek and lowly Savior.
Christ is coming the second time. Can
We know when he will appear? Surely
the Lord God will do nothing but he
revealeth his secrets to his servants
the prophets 1--WE have also more
sure word of prophecy; whereunto ye|
do well that We take heed, as unto a
light that shineih in dark place, until
the day dawn and the day star arise
in your hearts. -
If we neglect these prophecies, for
our time, of the second coming of
Christ, will we be any more prepared
to receive him when he comes than the
Jews were?
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Mrs. Allan Bottomley entertained at
a tea on Tuesday last.
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C. d. NJ. WILLIAMS.

to receive him when he comes than the
Jews were!
C. d. NJ. WILLIAMS.
METHODIST.
First Methodist Episcopal Church,
40s Beretania avenue, David W. Crane,
pastor.
Announcements for Sunday:
Sunday school, 9:45 a. M. Richard
H. Trent, superintendent. international
lesson, Jesus the Bread of Life. F"
Morning worship, II a. m. Preach
ing by the pastor; topic, "0riginal
SIM
Epworth League, 6:3o p. m. P. E.
Tosh, president. Topic for study,
'Mercy for the Mereiful.' The meet
ing will be led by o. II. Walker.
Evening worship, 1880 p. m. Sermon
by the pastor, .The Coneeit of Nebu-
chadnezzar,'
Miss Rice will preside at the organ;
Miss Meyer will lead the chorus choir,
during the services of the day. Mrs.
Hare will render solo during the
morning hour. All are cordially ia
vited.
THE BISHOPS LENTEN LECTURES
On the Sunday evenings during Lent
Bishop Restarick. at the special re-
quest of a number of men, will deliver
a course of lectures on the principles
of the Christian religion. The first of
the series will be tomorrow night at
ST Andrews cathedral at 1880. The
subject will be Religion and God" 1t
is hoped that these lectures will be
helpful in strengthening the faith of
some and in removing difficulties from
the minds of others.
All are cordially invited to attend.
ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL
Sundays a. M, low mass, with
holy communion and Portuguese SER
mon; Z a. m, low mass, with holy
communion; 8 a. M, low mass, with
singing and English sermon; 1880 a.
m. high mass, with native instruc-
ton; . p. M, rosary and native IN
struction: p. M, Portuguese sermon
and benediction of the blessed sacra-
ment.
Friday p. M, stations of the cross
in native; p. M, stations of the
cross in Portuguese.
Every day of the week, masses at 6
and Z a. m.
SAINT AUGUSTINE CHAPEL,
WAIKIKI.
sunday-Mass at a. m, with Eng
lish sermon.
wednesdayz7:3 p. m, stations OF
the cross, with sermon.
GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Pastor Felmy.
GAS a. m, Sunday school.
II a. m., service.
GERMAN CHURCH COMMITTEE.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
A. c. McKeever, pastor.
Gas a. m, Bible school. Lesson,
Jesus the Bread of Life; John viz
26-27.
$50 .. m. Y. P. s. c. E. Subject,
THE Wise Use of Time"
IL a. m, sermon. Subject. Peters
Denial of Christ"
100 a. m. address to young people.
All are welcome.
CENTRAL UNION CHURCH.
Corner of Beretania avenue ana
Richards street. Doremus ScuddeT'
minister.
Services on Sunday, March 5, as fol-
lows:
Bible school, clifton H. Tracy SUI
perintendent. with classes for all ages,
al 9:45 a. m
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CENTRAL UNION CHURCH.

Corner of Beretania avenue ana
Richards street. Doremus ScuddeT'
minister.
Services on Sunday, March s, as fol-
lows:
Bible school, Clifton H. Tracy SUI
perintendent. with classes for all ages,
at 9:45 a. m.
Morning worship and holy comnu-
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STOCK MOVEMENTS.

Following
($20
al
($2o) $oo) $11750;
1920 C. $780,
Dividen Haw Co,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-28
4NONs n loOos
Mr.. ]. III, Grande,
209 Stark ST.. Portland.

Mr.. j. ii, Grande,
209 Stark ST.. Portland.
Dear Sir; Referring to our
conv ersation in connection with
potato crop of Idaho, Utah and
Colorado, wish to advise that
our representative at Salt Lake
informs me that there has been
no weather trouble in Utah or
Idaho that would injure the
crop. He anticipates the har-
vesting OF the largest crop ever
had. Our Denver representa-
tive estimates that in the vicin-
ity of Greeley, Colo, the crop
will amount TO $4,000 cars. Loss
by frost will not exceed at the
outside, 2 per cent. Yours truly.
--R, b. Miller, Agent.
so. my dear Dodge. Colorado viii
reeze us out of Arizona and Texa
BUSINESS. consequently with Califor
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-28
THE EMMANUEL MOVEMENT.

The American Magazine for De
cember has an elaborate article on
THE Spiritual Unrest" by Ray Stan
nard Baker, in which he discusses
the Emmanuel Movement, WHICH
so MANY CHURCHES HAVE TAX.
EN UP. They are conducting "re-
ligious clinics" in forty Protestant
churches, not to speak of hundreds
of Christian Science churches. II
will go hard with Mrs. Eddy, but
these new advocates of Christian
healing WILL STEAL HER THUN-
DER. But as she claims no monopo-
ly of doing good in the world, she
will not object to any good that 9TH
er churches may do along this line.
What was at first scoffed at and
preached against Is BECOMING AC-
CEPTED AND POPULAR IN THE
ORTHODOX CHURCHES AND RE-
LIGIOUS PRESS. But at best the
Emmanuel movement will have to
struggle for an existence as a proDo.
sition of spiritual truth. 1t is based
upon mental suggestion and hypno-
tism, II the American Magazine de-
scrlbes Il right. Out of the MIX
TURE OF MATERIA MEDICA, HYP-
NOTISM AND ORTHODOXY may
come progress or chaos. Which II
shall be for the churches time alone
can tell.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-28
Products Of the Isle Of Samos.

Wine constitutes the chief source
of wealth OF Samos. There are some
thing like 1920 acres OF vintage. and
the renowned muscatel grare IS 4
snec'aity OF the island At present
the total output f. $4,000 gallons.
but with the substitution vines free
from phyloxera the natives hope 10
increase the output 10 3.400, 900
gallons. tn quantity which was pro-
duced az far back as 1894. Ameri-
can slips are used, for the reason
that thew mu-t snccessfullv oppose
the phylloxera. Two thirds OF the
muscatel wine produced is exported
to France and Germany for mixine
puroose7.
The culture of tobacco Is great
source Of wealth TO the island Not
only does Il 'urnish a mean OF liv-
ting ~ q g0od'y number OF neasant1
but II also provides labor for mpuy
who woul1 otherwise he conn Ma
to leave the island 10 seek employ
ment.
The tobacco of Samo- has a medi-
um-si2ed leaf, is hiPhly arOman'c,
and Is rorely 'moked pure. for the
recon that Z IS on Of the chief
ish tobacco so famous. The prin-
ci"al "yports pro tn Ge"ma"v Rug
s'a P01 No Upit0d States, pltNOush
the cigarettes find the'r wav -
every part of the world. While stand
ing on the quay OF Vathy saw sew
eral hundred cases being shipped 20
Chi7a. Corea Pnd Japan. The hest
quality can alwayr be recognized bv
me color OF The leaf Upon the color
dep nd the nrice, which varies b.
tw"eN % and 30 cents nor oke (2.S2
0oundsl l. is sai1 that an Amerl
can comranv bought nearly the
Whole cf owe seasOr's outnut Of
Samos tobacco a few years ago. The
tobacco harvest this wear will
amount 10 about S46, 200 .pounds.
The carob tre- grow wild in the
island of Samo- aud the fruit serves
as food for cattle, II is also used
in mixing with chewing tobacco. The
anr"al production amounts TO g.
$4,000 pounds, nine-tenths of
which finds its way TO Italy and the
rest to Germany.
The annual production OF olive oil
amounts to 423,0OO pounds, Of
which very little is exported. 1t IS
nearly all sold in the island for ALI
mentation and for making household
soap.
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ROstein & Creenbaum
2AO-246 Commercial Street Salem

MA with a large crop, you can see
the situation. | have copy OF my
San Francisco firms letter TO you
Of the 10th inst. I'm which they in
struct you not TO even consign us
any potatoes until way late in the
spring. | have also a wire today TO
refuse consignments and not 10 buy
under any circumstances at any
price. Now. caution you not TO
speculate very heavy in potatoes this
"e1r, unless you can buy at very
low figure, so as 10 hold until spring,
end as you know from experience
shrinkage, danger of frost. etc,
figure the loss alone in that item
fully 80 cents per 100 pounds. Now,
with poor prospects ahead of you, |
warn you TO be careful. | would
rather not do business this year with
you, so that we will retain our friend
ship. as you know our reputation is
dependant on honesty and the golden
rule principles. Honesty to you will
mean additional business through
you. We are in the market for APP
Piles and could use a few cars. The
Portland market is very bum for
turkeys. So ship other points. San
Francisco is your best point this
year.
Closing, hoping YOU will guide
yourself by my advice, | am, very
truly,
u. II. GRANDE."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-28
The Kidneys

How much longer will three
fourths of the money taken from the
suburban wards be spent in the oil
part of the city, and all improve.
ment In the suburban wards ho
killed? No wond r the guburbanltr.
are sore
The business men of Saem aye
very emphatic in declaring that THE
CITY COUNCIL MADE A MISTAKE
in turning down the South Com
mercal street bridge. They CON
slider that the city has been given a
black eye by the line of action taken.
The present bridge is not only un-
slightly and dangerous BUT 1T HAS
BEEN so FOR TWO YEARS. One
side has been closed and the other
side out of repair. Several acct
dents have occurred and the bridge
is practically condemned and liable
to fall down at any time with traffic
on Il.
Under all these circumstances
the movement to put In permanent
structure wal popular with the rnb-
lie AND WITH BUSINESS MEN
GENERALLY, because there IS
more traffic over that bridge day
and night than over any other pub
lie thoroughfare entering the city.
II the old bridge falls down travel
will be interrupted for several weeks
and possibly heavy damage suits
against the city will follow. All
business interests will uffer. The
opposcitoh to a permanent improve
ment in place OF that old wreck HAS
THIS RESPONSIBILITY TO FACE
If 1T HAPPENS.
The opposition TO permanent
bridge at that place offer another
temporary wooden bridge. They
contend for a 60-foot wide bridge,
which would not leave room for two
loaded wagons to pass. SUCH \
BRIDGE WOULD BE ONLY
ANOTHER EYSORE.
What will the busine7s men Of
SCI m do about Il? The council could |
still meet and reconsider its ec- !
tlon OF the other night. II could /
still allow the matter 10 be brought !
to a vote and THAT rs WHAT THE
MEN OF THE CITY |
sHoTLD no IN THE MATTER.
No one has given good reason
90 far for s'de-tracking the South !
Cormercial street improvem mt. Il
would not disarrange city finances. |
II would not prevent any other Inn
being made thnt Is now |
THFRF ~ NOT a
GOOD PEASON FOR STOPPING
The argument is wade that II The |
city veto the $4,000 bonds for this
bridge, there will he danger
THAT THE CITY MAY VOTR For
WATER bonds. This 4 n childi'H
. when Z &c con"'1"r'l
that the wptor bonds will h iloattd
on the earnings OF water sold.
oobed AZ from very STANDPOINT,
the city council has made a mistake,
and vet TT ~ MOTT TOO LATE TO
RFSCTND ITS ACTION.
That e. what II should do In fpir-
ness and justice 10 n growing city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-28
LEBANON ALSO
HAS BUHGui
Three RObberieS MOnd@Ns
Safe Is Opened ]
CraCkSmen,
Lebanon CrlteriOnl


Lebanon was visited MondN
by a series OF burglaTlss IA ''A|
at least three places were snls'
some one who apparently Org u
ed money. The Southern P'flr
pot office was entered and IA' a''|
safe broken open. No none
found, as the coin Of IAs ran
not left there over night The 'A'
be thief entered the OullaF
prying open the freight room
The combination Of the AZ
broken and the lock forced =. i
coin box opened with a 'ilnnl
the work was Of no avail /" =
securing money was eoHes'nN
The HazelwoOd cream 'l'i'.
The depot was broken ln'''
nothing is kept there 'l''r
cream nothing was dislu's~ Il
The other place entered y
drug store of Blackburn ;
wood. on Main street. - ~
cf the business section Of ~ h
store was we'll ransacEsd ~
drawers in the counters 'al'l !. y
the search for money but =. .r|
found. and nothing sa' '.l', go. /
as the proprietOrs could - =. 7
No clew has been 'i''s 4. -
the Officers as to Sn0 ,rll
norties are. The work seen, e.,
tIat y of some one who '''''
the business. n, Is
Lebanon has been 'sl' e. 80 - =
crimes Of this kind N ~ ~ n =
taken considerable isls'sr lSs =, -.
rSatter and may ssl .: ~. !. b |,
to increase the pOli''
winter months.
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State of Ohio. City of TOLEDO
Lucas County, ss.
Frank ]. Cheney make soath that
he is senior partner of the firm OF
F. ]. Cheney & Co.. doing business
In the city OF Toledo, county and
state aforesaid. and that said frm
will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case
OF Catarrh that cannot be cured by
the use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY,
Sworn to before me and sub
scribed In my presence. this 9th day
OF December, A. D., 1886.
(Seal) A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
HrH's Cltarrh Cure is taken In
ternally, and acts directly on the
blood and musous surfaces OF the
ystem. SIND for Testimonials free
F. j. CHENEY & Co.. Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists. Tbc.
Take Halls family Pills for con-
stipation.
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Oonsumntion statiStics

prove that a neglected cold or cough
nsits the lungs In so had a condition
that consumption germs Iind a fertile
teld for fastening on one. Stop the
cough Just as soon as II appears with
Baliard's Horehound Syrup. Soothes
the torn and innamed tissues ani
makes you we'll again.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-28
THE POLICY OF PERMANENT
IMPROVEMENTS.

The city council made a mistake
i'm voting down the proposition to
build permanent bridge on South
Commercial street.
Mayor Rodgers and Aldermen
Low and Radcllff deserve commen-
dation FOR VOTING AGAINST THE
RESOLUTION TO KILL THAT I'M
PROVENTENT.
The people remember distinctly
when the old narrow mo"s-covered
bridge stood there 90 years ago.
The non-progresslves made "A fight
against removing that old unsightly
obstruction and yet II had 10 go.
II u were made an issue In this
city today, whether South CONNER
cial street should have perman mt
bridge or not, THE PEOPLE
WOULD VOTE FOR A PERMA-
NENT BRIDGE.
The present bridge has served
long and well, and has not been n
bad looking bridge, but II should go.
The Board OF Trade advertises %
bring strangers here TO invest their
money in our city and they SEE
THAT BRIDGE AND LEAVE THE
CITY IN DISGUST.
More than one home-seeker has
been driven away from our city In
the past two years by the appearance
OF that bridge.
Two almost fatal accidents have
happened there. and any day an
accident may occur that MAY COST
THIS CITY THOUSANDS OF DOL
LARS.
The concrete steel structure that
had been agreed uDon would have
heen step OF progress for the Cap
ital CITY.
Under the ponular loan thu peo-
ME would have taken the. bonds and
the interest would have been less
than II would have cost TO MAIN
TAIN A WOODEN BRIDGE.
But even full-width wooden
bridge, properly built, and mount q
wi h iron railing, 10 get rid OF the
Sleepy Hollow effect would be a good
thing for the city,
II Is the sDirit and disposition -
hav' q fine iooking c't vthpt must h,
cultivated III WE ARE TO HAVE
CITY HERF.
The man who doe not care how
'hln"s look who would nut m w'tN
= porrOw wooden struotura, with
wooden railings. suitable for p conn
wv ropA. iust - save few dollars.
g making n mi"take.
\ wooden bridge could he built
vat would look well ~ would not
no ohiaNtiNaahle ~ W WERE EI'LL
'''D"H Avn ETNTSHED RICuT.
mt a nolicv of ~armanent im-
0~~voments must no forced unon this
,''v SOM time. nnd might as well
10 1ona now ~ anv tine.
CO"orota More onA steel girderS.
~ reipf fNrcad concrete are rs Stanle
as sa,aar and ~alt. AND THPFRE TS
''Tvrr " 'APCIN OF PROFIT
Az moder" cities end railroads
so'em should got Nut OF the rut OF
'IiH ood nlank bridges.
p0nding thi- city for such inn
NrOv""'e"t' is not crime. u Is
,~v~' hu-iress noliov TT is A
-'"'s''T ~ no OTHEpWTSE.
Az nronertv interests In South
To'o~o have heen injured nv the de-
'oo4 80 tNe 0ermaoent bridge on
No"'N C0m~arcial street
That ward navs more taxes thnu
rnv srhurhan wprd end vat Az
''-~"-' N'ONT ~ TuF TaVFS pam
~ TuNT wapn HAVE REEN FX.
NrN'OED THFRF.
Tha olda-u~n from thot wa~d
we're to'd 10 ask for nothing and
NOV won'S got the South CONNER
,'pi -traa. h~iA~e
AZ tho last moment hefOra tler-
ton the neople ARE DEPRIVED or
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-28

Use DsWitt's CarboliEed Witch
Hazel Salve-it is healing. cooling
and cleansing. II is especially good
for piles. Sold by all druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-28
=, peculiar wrs.es

of the foot or ankle ankle ~ 1 D. !
more NOR painful than. than : ,Ss sals
isrd's Snow Lisi@1ss' LItS1s,s, be p
sssf'lS' iset 'alSn'tisspta. /. ..a a. 1;lli' :ii'i O.
price csc, soc ~ iThs Fss g.
for sale at Dr. s''' ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-28

President Castro of Venezuela IS
in a critical condition from cancer
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-28
WARNED POTATO
CONDITIONS BAD
Conditions in California Re-
veaIed-MiIIions of Sacks
on Hand,
Eugene Guard)

The following correspondence In
regard TO the potato situation is self
explanatory:
Portland, Ore. Nov. 20. 1908.
"E. Dodge, Esq. Eugene, ore,
Sir: Being your California rep
resentative and you our representa-
tive in your district. | want to make
you the following report on the po-
tato situation, which want you to
study very carefully, as We must be
careful in not making loss in han
ding potatoes this year.
II want 10 advise you that we
have still on hand in California three
million sacks, and quality of our
.}iyers this year are much better
han the. potatoes in your district,
Consequently IL will be before you to
Judge how long II will take Califor-
MIA to use up this supply. do not
see any prospects of handling pota-
toes from your point b fore Febrr'
lry or March, and as Colorado has
shut California out of Arizona and
Texas business, the following letter
will speak for itself, written me by
the general freight agent of the o.,
r & n. and S, p. r. R. Co. of this
city:
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-11-12
Would Have Only One Election.

A bill seeking to consolidate the state and presidential elections in Ar kansas will be introduced in the Sen ate at the coming session of the leg islature by Senator elect John Keel of the Twenty-nintn senatorial district
 Concerning his bill, MT Keel Satur- day said:
 "I believe that the state and presl- dential elections in Arkansas should be consolidated and held on the same day. by all means The cost of hold ing two elections is great, and l can see no objection 10 eliminating great deal of this expense, Such bill has been introduced before, but was de feated. It is said that if was feared at that time that federal authorities would interfere with the election, and that Democratic voters might be coerced into voting for the Republican ticket. l do not believe that there is any such fear in existence now, how ever. and see no reason why my bill should be opposed"
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-11-12
Farmers, Union Offers Reward.

The Randolph County Farmers Union, in session at Pocanontas Sat urday, passed the following resolu- tions with regard To alleged nl9h' rider threats in that county;
 Resolved by the Randolph County Farmers Union in special session, That il will pay $25 for t.le arrest anu conviction of any of it's members WhJ are guilty of night riding or of post ing notices thredtoning to burn or de stroy property or to do personal Ylo- lence to any person in this county
 This action of the union was prompted by the excitement caused there by a threatening letter found In the yard of County JudSe $. NJ. Wnlte, which threatened not only personal violence To some of the prominent citizens there, but also threatened to destroy the town unless certain re form orders contained i'll the letter were obeyed. The letter is looked upon by a majority of the people as joke.