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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
PULLMAN DEFEATS
MARINE TEAM

SPOKANE. Oct. at.--Washington
State college %. Bramcrton Navy
Yard O.
The Farmers and Sailors played
ia field Of mud and water at Pull.
man yesterday. The field has never
been In worse condition and rain
fell AZ intervals. yet the game vas
Witnessed b. the largest crowd %
the season. The navy team vas
clearly outclassed. Il has many
strung individual players. and foot.
ball experts say that with a good
coach and hard training. Il could
be made a strong team, but u lacks
united action aud good team eurk.
Several times u vas necessary 90
stop the game while the mud uas
washed from the faces Of the
players.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
VANCOUVER PLANS
BIG BOWLING
TOURNEY

Plans are being formulated by
the Vancouver Bowling club fer a
big tournament IN that city for the
week following the close Of the 10.
ternati0nai tournament IN this city
next May Tho Vancouver meet.
ing will be held under the auspices
Of the Western Canadian Bowling
congress. Promoters Of the Van.
couver tourney first asked for the
ail-Canadian congress. but the Ca
madam Bowling association mg.
gested the Western Canadian con.
gress II Is believed that many ~
the bOwlers who come here for tho
Western Bowling Congress tourna.
ment will also 80 to the Vancouver
tourney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

rep.) was elected governor on
sept, 4.
VIRGINIA r. Interest oeniora IN
the ninth district. where Hiemp
trep. )ia likely 60 defeat Dyafa
(dem.) and ba returned % congroHa
Result in Washington.
WABHlNoToN Tho usual re-
publican majority IN expected, For
tho first time. al this election, The
state votes for ia three congress
men by distflcta The republicans
VIII undoubtedly elect sufficient
members 10 tuo state Legislature %
elect Wsriey l. Jones' United States
senator 90 succeed Ankenyl For
governor coagroys Sresl ana Patti
son (dem).
WEST VIRGINIA - The republi-
osas admit a falling of In the vote
because OF a party row on tho gov
ernorHhip. but confidently claim the
state Tor Taft The result ~ the
state election undoubtedly will be
close No industrial interests ara
making special efforts 10 behalf af
TAFT The democrats claim Bryan
viii run practically even with the
auhefnhtoriai candidate and there
fore carry the state. For governor
Giaasoook (top) and Bennett
,deml.
In Wisconsin.
WISCONSIN - A republican ma
ioflty seems assured. natwithsthnd.
Ing tho possibility u the diaaffeo-
ton ~ the tafolletta republicans
because u the defeat ~ Wisconsin,
senator's resolution. at the Chicago
convention and at the state eonyuns
ton AT Madison. FoF governor
Davidson (repl and Aliward (dom
Ia the congressional fight the re-
pubilcans will attempt 70 regain the
third district. whore Murphy IL run
ming against Kopp trepl. Senator
stephenson lfsp). who was named
az tho primaries 10 succeed himself,
undoubtedly viii Do chosen. since
the legislature will be strongly re-
publican.
WYOMING -- The Norman vote
holds the balance ~ power. rrae.
tipnAl fights Ia several sections
have embarrassed the republicans
The result IL uncertain. but chances
AZ present seem 10 favor Taft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

however. Miss Chllhefs. who
coached tho Franklin high school
girls basketball team two years
ago. and Mas Post the coach az
broadway laat year. have tho girls
Ia charge. Some OF the old players
who are out this year are Miss
Bertha shahan. Miss Dolly Me.
Oregon. Miss Ethel Evans. Miss Eva
Skinner and Miss Teresa Grant
The girls are practising faithful
" with the ultimate aim OF winning
from Lincoln. Rivalry between the
two institutions II growing stronger
IN all athletics. and the girls be.
lleye they can uphold the basket.
ball honor OF their school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
lis BUTTE I'm
NEW LEAGUE Z?

Reports from Anaconda. Mums
state that plans are under way Tor
a new league for 1893, embracing
Butte. neirna. Salt Lake CITY
Boise. Ogden. rucaiells and another
Montana city Tho Information ru-
xardinx tho naw vtntuFa has LEAKED
out
Coupled with thc new orEanisa 3.
tiou are the names uf John Nc.
cloNksy. Jack Grim and other hase-
uAH veterans wsii knnwm here n
Butte o. dropped BY tha NarthWsag
ieaEus. the nFs equalization aiii
come Into 1rk1nirrd BASEBALL bHt
u the Northwest league halds o.
the mining faNn. % is PROPOSED 70
nghs fer Is AZ an outlaw oFwnniaas
flnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
LINCOLN - PLAYING
AT SPOKANE TODAY

Lincoln arrived yesterday mora.
Ing. and. after ride la Seeing
Spokane" auto. Coach Aliens team
practlosd signals az Recreation
park In secret Last night the Sc.
atue team was taken In body 60
the theatre. and after tomorrow =
battle q dance VIII re given IN their
honor.
Coach Kenesdy. not knowing the
style Of nroadway's attack. has
busted himself developlng the weak
points IN hie line disclosed by tho
Tacoma game, and expects 20 win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

heal a large wound received from a
burn. ~ hcaniou and hiM sister, Of
70 graft twenty square inches OF
skin from their limbs aud bodies
Tor the relief % Hiida Hcanlon.
daughter Of Ne seanion. The burns
we're received Some time ago. bat
w9rs 10 serious that new skin was
necessary for them 10 heal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
LONG MISSING MAN
Is FOUND DEAD

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Oct si.--
The body % Fred c. Ammonn. II
years Of age. and son Of wealthy
parents at the present time In Ger.
many. waa found today In a ciump
Of bnahes Ia Ciaasen canyon. mile
from the suburb Of Hollywood. with
a bullet hole through his head, II
had evidently been there for many
months and Was nearly dev0ured
By coyotes. II IL believed to have
been = case Of suicide The young
man disappeared last July and had
not been seen since. The dincov.
cry vas made By Emil lie Benque.
former schoolmaie Of Ammonn.
while he waA hunting quail In the
canyon.
The family of Ammonn 10 very
wealthy. They had resided In Hob
lyvood several years More than
year ago the family sold out
their property Ia California and re-
turned 10 Germany. Fred Ammonn
accompanying them
A few months later the young
man returned TO Southern caiifor.
mia alone and secured employment
AZ Long Beach In an orchestra az
Burke % the state prison. aud v ~.
aud vas not seen again until 10.
day. when bis body was found .
mile from his former home In Hol-
iywood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
Much Entertainment Il
Provided for Seattle
Players.

SPOKANE. ocE. si.--rhe great
gridiron battle OF this afternoon
has been the current topic of CON
versation for the last few DAYS,
Even politics has been ovcrshad.
owed by the game today between
Lincoln high aud the Spokane high
school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
Many Old Players Are
Still Available for
the Team.

Candidates for the girls basket.
bail teams OF tho respective classes
,pt the broadway high school have
been turning out for the last two
weeks IN the basement % the PHI.
grim church In preparation for the
coming season.
Az usual the freshmen class has
the largest number turning oat The
other Glasses are well represented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
ANAC0RTES TO SEND
SIX TEAMS

Anacortea f. the latest outside
city 10 assure the Seattle T0urna.
ment association Of representation
az the International bowling tour.
nament next year. Glenn Wilkens,
a crack bowler aud a former twir.
Ter Tor Portland, but now Of Ana.
eortea. dropped in to see Joe Mor.
ris. president u the agHociafiou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
sAeLgY WILL TALK TO BOYS

A series Of talks 10 boys on the
qualities which make a successful
man and good oitircn and the eie
ments which make for manhood
are IN progress AZ the Y NJ G A
Next Sunday y \ BRyley. a prom
inent lawyer. wiil tAlk % the boys
~ the boys department rooms Al
the association building. on a
Strong Mind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

SPOKANE. Oct. Si.--1oe Helm.
rick. wrestling instructor IN Cooks
gymnasium. IL negotiating With
O'Connel. the new instructor at
Multnomah. FOR a match al 100
pounds. 90 take place Ia Portland
on Thanksgiving day oConnel
while az Yale coached George Dole
tho is6.pound champion amateur OF
tho United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
Seattle People Asked Il
Contribute to Help
Beauty Grounds

Twenty-Five thousand geranlum
plants are needed by the landscape
department 81 the Alaska Yukon
Pacific exposition 10 completes the
scheme for beautifylng tho fair
grounds for the 1909 show. and an
appeal has been made 10 the resi-.
dents % Seattle 10 assist BY do.
mating a few from their gxrdena.
IA this IL the season when thou.
aAnda % gcraniun plants die IN
less transferred 10 flower pots and
moved indoors, the men IN charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
Seattle Team Outweighs
Their Opponents by
Eight Pounds.

The gridiron warriors OF tho
broadway high school and Of the
East Side high school of Portland
are this afternoon battling for foot.
ball supremacy ON the university
campus.
The Portland team arrived last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
PAPkE SIGNS

Los ANGELES. oct 81 BILLY
Papks. mlddieWoighs champion.
last nignt signed ARTICLES 30 nsht
Hugo Kelly IS rounds before the
Jeffries Athletic club Of this city
within 30 days Kelly gill agrees
a. the terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
SPOR IS

Five and half furlongn Alice
won, Mabel Henry second, Alice
George third. Time 1907 a-h.
Six oafionRe linHaerlan won. Mar
tlus second. Nandan third. Time
1875.
SIX furlonKs Collouuy won. Miss
Satin second. Al oAiuller third. Time
"A, iRA.
Mile and furloug water Cooler
won. Lady Ethel second. The
shauEhran third. Time "A hah
Mile aud seventy yards finnn-
eior won, Llgnando second, Stone
street third THna II as.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
ELECTION RETURNS
DELAY A TRIP

TOXIC. Oct. n la order that
tho prominent Americans who have
taken passage 90 ID. steamer Mon.
gulla may learn the result 81 tho
election In the United States. the
departure Of the vessel has been de.
iAysd a day. aud aha Miii xRil on
Nov 8 Among those Who are ieag.
Ing FOR the uaiisd States are Mr.
and Mrn Frank y i.oomfs and a
number % the Pacific Coast busg.
ness men. who visited Japan AZ
Representatives % Coast Cham.
beers 81 Commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
LINCOLN SCRUBS PLAY,

While their big football brothers
Are over IN Eastern Washington
the scrubs Of the Lincoln hiEh are
today playing tho second team 81
The Everett high school AZ that
place. Seventeen players made the
trim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
LATONIA RACES

CINCINNATI. GOT gt.-Tatonia
results Friday
Five and "a half furlonEH -Iarapha
won. Miss Marion Moore second.
kilyniuey third Timg-is02 49,
Mrs. Or. Geo. W Miracle. chill
dren's diseases. 40 Hlnokley block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

The University Of Orogoa Is this
afternoon playing tho Idaho eleven
AZ Moscow Asked for an opinion
a. To the outcome. Coach Forbes OF
Oregon said.
We have young team. made up
mostly of freahmpn. and therefore
We cannot be sure % victory. but
am confident that the boys vii win
out. because they play good bali Z"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

BURLINGTON, o. .asAriss
hentY a. Aciseha. u Mons. ~
chairman ~ the Alaeks-yts ~
fitic ekpotitidn comnllssss.. = - y y
2 crowded house here Tkagss. ~, !
lnk on the general Issues 49, -
Tore the people from ! r. e.s :
standpoint s'sl.llu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

TACOMA. Oct a. Several OF
tho Tacoma hlgh players will go TO
Seattle today 70 SEQ the Wash
lngton and East high. Portland.
elovena play az the university
campus. with view 20 getting \
better iiHs on the Washington cley,
sn's style % play This Information
the local players int.nd % utilize
In their game with tho Seattle team
next Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

LEXINGTON. Ky. oct 81 The
Dispersal sale % The McGrathianA
stock farm ended yesterday. with
over zoe horses sold Tor nearly $50.
900. irving q Nheatcruft. 81 the
81 James stable. af Victoria. n g..
secured about 30 head. and sill use
them 10 bis breeding plant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

The annual tolegraphic match
held under the auspices Of the Ma.
tiOnai Rifle association. Is nov on.
the crack rifle teams ~ 80.
attic. Tacoma. rpoWano and North
Yakima being entered The rules
permit the teams 10 shoot on any
days between Friday and sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

A. = Cation. prohihssier 49,.
for governor. viii epeak = "a
70 BE- held az the Cbrisl8-. ~
At Ballard tonight 0tkes -
dates are also "hpsefed e sy,s,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

RICHMOND. Va. Oct. si.--Wiiatan
NFesn. a negro youth. Vas electro
cuted In the stats uenitsntiary co.
day Tor an attempt az criminal a.
sault 90 q Young white Esri II
r.saHteffisid county After hia con-
sIrftUn ne made a fuii ronfrHHfnh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

ltuntinued
eaar----sa--=-sssHa-assr
swedish descent a. governor. Il
likely through the candidacy 81
Jacobson irer ,. a Norwegian. irav
iuF the state tickaf in Doubt There
seems % b. no doubt ~ TAffn aur.
cesa There are sums claims made
that Johnson viii carry che stats.
but the rest az the stats ticket ulli
b. republican In the second con.
grsaaiunal district forfuer Assistant
Postmaster GuneFai MrCisary trop }
has a cioar eight on with Hammond
ldem1 q is fhoaEhf that all other
aisht districts Niii elect republican
numiuees
mIssisslppi-The stats vii
give urYau The usual majority.
standard Oh Fight.
MtssouRl--sirsuu0na work on
the part 81 me fanabllcan campaign
managers aiiEninz thousands of
negroes Who have not voted before
together With fha fact that the
candidate for Epxegnur Hadiey. IA
popular throughout tho state be-
cause ~ bia fiRhi against the stand.
ard oil company. and Is giving Cow.
herd fdeml q hot ran. affords the
republicans a show Tor their claims
bar the muddle over the race Cor
I tho zenai0rship counts against
them A. the time Of the election
E the primary vote for the democratic
senatorial nomination will also Be-
taken. and owing 70 the fact that
scratching - practically impossible
bccauae Of the peculiarly printed
ballots. Il IL thought that the ma
inrity II voters viii vote che
straight ticket. probably democratic
IN the rght Tor the democratic
/ primary nomination for senator
1 Governor Folk is making a bot fighi
axainnl The present senator. stone
MONTANA The result win prob
ably be close The chances nov
seem 70 favor TAFT The rspabi.
cans are confident and expect q
elect Donlan governor ana rct d
majority In the legislature. Labor
+ ls counted on % support the STATE
I ticket but. a. usual. h an uncertain
quantity on the national tickat
quite a number ~ prominent demo.
I cratic business men say that tha1
VIII bolt Bryan but win vote ms
state ticket For Epvernor-DoniaT
E frcpl. Norris (deml.
Nsbraska Doubtful.
NEBRASKA There can be n,
I safe prediction now aa % what maj
happen. Cannons appropriately vii
cost the republicans some votes. and
I IL f. estimated that the total result
b. pre-eminently doubtful IN,
crux u the situation g. the farmrl
vote, which. although mostly ropub.
lican. may not be cast len It's entirety
owing 70 some lmsxpiicabla apathy
I The state ticket VIII probably 70 re-.
publican, owing 10 the popularity Of
the gubernatoriai candidate. EhoI.
don. The democrats claim the Lex.
isiature. Tho candidates for Cover.
nor are Sheldon (ropD and shai.
ionberger (demD.
hEVAoA-The Increase IN popu.
latlon since the last election IL ar
unknown quantity. but dsmocrhtl,
majority r. probable. owing 10 M,
local conditions principally the &c.
ton u Senator Nixon (repl IN sup
porting two democratic oonRreAsion.
TAI nominees az repayment for theh
services IN bringing the troops int
the state IN the uoldfioid troubles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

night and are AZ the Washington
Annex. The Rose city youngsters
have not the beef that the locals
have. but are said 10 be fast An.
son Cornell. captain ard quarter.
back OF Coach RAIDERS team. weighs
but IL. and conncrs. the nrusd.
way quarter. weighs but iae The
two will probably be tho. smallest
high school players 90 bwtrcu on
a local gridirun THIS season Broad
way Is handicapped BY the loss of
Palmer. her haifback
Thursday night and told him that
that town would enter So mon. and
that alleys ase nov being Installed
there
Enthusiasm e. running hlgh
there" says Morris. "and the Ana.
cortes BOWERS are game sports.
too"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
COAST LEAGUE


Los Angeles ,, Portland I,
Los ANGELES Oct 3i--rorf.
land used four bush league ula Tars
yesterday afternoon and the locals
Hou Fcrraria. q local hushnr, and
Hardness. % Butte. pitched Tor
Portland. and allowed bat five hits
between Thorn Wheeler. who lost
his game IN part NJ one inn'rr on
Wednesday. held Portland % five
scattered hits today
Score r. a. ~.
Los Angeles .4... ......a +
Portland .. .... ....
Batteries Wheeler and Hogan.
Hardness. ferraris. Groom. Price
and Madden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

The second team of Whit
man college Is playing the Waits.
burg high school this afternoon.
This high school team two weeks
ago gave the first team hard
game being defeated by 10 10 o,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
sPoRrooRAms.

Murdoch center fielder on tho
Spokane team la 1904. was tho pro.
inter hatsman IN the south Atlantic
league this season. with record OF
900 for 100 games
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San Francisco 3. Oskisnd 2.
SAN FItANCfHCO. Oct Jf--ean
Francisco defeated Oakland yoHtsr-
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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1908-02-01
coWPEAs AND SORGHUM

(From Wallace's Farmer.)
An Iowa correspondent asks If 1t
would be possible to sow cowpeas and
sorghum in separate strips, say the
width of the seeder Gpart, on wheat
stubble and use the crop for hay for
various Glasses of live stock.
We do no: think it practicable, for
two reasons: In the first place, in
the latitude of our correspondent, that
of central Iowa, the season Ia not suf-
ficiently long 20 mature either a crop
Of sorghum or, cowpeas after the
time when the wheat crop is stacked,
which would ordinarily be about July
18th. In the second place, sorghum
should not be out until after the first
rost, which would kill the cowpeas.
Where this mixture is practicable it
would come very near furnishing a
ration, but we do not think 4; prac-
balanced ration, but we do not think
1t practical in central Iowa and north.
He further asks If there is any
danger from feeding sorghum hay to
cattle; what kind of ration it would
make in itself for horses and sheep;
and whether the succulence of the
sorghum would necessi,ate better
shedding.
We have never known of any loss
through sorghum disease from feed
ing mature sorghum hay to cattle, We
have known of cases of impaction,
such as occurs when cattle are fed
an excessive amount of exceedingly
dry matter, as when pasturing corn
fields. While sorghum has considera-
BILE succulence, it would not, in our
judgment, necessitate any additional
shedding.
Sorghum is not a good feed when
fed exclusively to breeding ewes; but
1t would not be Objectionable for
Iwethers that are being carried over,
bnd as part of the ration it makes an
Excellent feed for horses, particularly
in the winter season, when there is
ho great muscular waste. It has the
merit of being free from dust. In
fact, we do not know of any better
feed for horses at rest in the stall
than sorghum, seed and all.
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ATTACKED BY VICIOUS RAN.
Mother and Child Seriously Injured
In Paddcah.

A special from Paduach says:
Stunned and almost dead, Mrs. Ed
Toof and her SON, Charles Toof, were
rescued from a vicious ram at the
fern of Charles Dakek, near this city,
yesterday afternoon. The animal got
in the front yard, and when the
three-year-old boy went 70 play with
the "sneepy' the brute knocked him
over and started to trample him. His
mother ran out, waving her apron, and
received the charge of the thoroughly
Infatuated ram headon She fell and
was butted and trampled several
times before farm hands were sum
Inoned and beat the animal off. Both
mother and child will recover.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1908-02-01
coLoRED ORGANIZATION
May Donate Valuable Farm Near
Louisville to eerea College.

"A large farm at Brooks Sta ion,
twelve miles south of Louisville, may
be offered by the United Brothers OF
Friendship, negro organization, to
Berea College on which to locate the
school in Kentucky toward which An.
drew Carnegie had given 100000, pro
vided the college raises similar
amount. At present The negro organ
ization has an old folks home on the
farm.
officers of the society are to hold
a meeting tomorrow with Steven Bell
State Secretary, at which time some
action as to whether or not the prop
erty, or part of it, will be offered to
President Frost of Berea, either as a
gift or for sale. Members of the Unit
ed Brothers of Friendship throughout
the State are anxious to help along
the movement for the new school.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1908-02-01
MONUMENT TO CUSTER.
Will be In The Form Of Home fo
Ambitious Young Women 90

New York, Jan. 31.-The memorial
which Mrs. Elizabeth Custer, widow
of Gen. Geo. A. Custer, the Indian
fighter, killed in the Little Big Horn"
massacre, will erect to her husbands
memory at Bronxville, a suburb OF
this city, will take the shape of a
home for Ambitious girls" according
to the announcement made by Mrs.
Custer last night, Mrs. Custer said
that as long as she lived she would
act as a chaperone for the place,
where she desires to establish a home
for girls ambitious enough to desire
to help themselves, but who have not
sufficient means to do so. Nominal
fees will be charged for entrance to
the home, so that those who take ad-
vantage Of its privileges may not feel
that they are. dependent. Work on
the building will be started as soon
as the weather will permit.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1908-02-01

Several measures of especial inter
est to the farmers of the State have
been introduced in the Legislature
during the past week and we believe
that in justice to those who pay the
Hons share of the taxes Of the State
they should be passed unanimously.
We refer to the bills providing for
good roads, sub-experiment stations
and agricultural instruction in the
public schools. These measures have
been our pet hobbies for several
years as we are convinced they will
do more toward advancing the gene
raj welfare of the State than any
legislation that could be enacted at
this session.