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Arizona republican., 1908-11-29

" Frank I ordered. get us two tables next to the wall and when there's a certain party of three comes ina looking young couple and an old lady-I'1l give you the nod and you give them the oth- CT table
 Frank was on in a minute. We took the far-table and I man aged so grandpa would have his back to the other one. Say, I must be awful slow to learn, for I'd rather have foam than bIb- bles any day; but this time it YVES mo for the chilly quart. l sipped mine slowly, thongh. and by touching glass es ever SO often, l coax ed grandpa 10 be the real human sponge When my special au- Gience came in the sec ond quart was frostins tho silver pail, while
Arizona republican., 1908-11-29

"-You are an ungrateful child, Grace,' walled the mother. You'd rather have that young adventurer that I forbade to bother us any more. You have no proper pride at all'
 'Adventureri said Grace, and I liked the way her eyes snapped. MT. Hardy has a fifty-thousarc dollar ranch, and a nice little house in nice little city nearby. and money in the bank. Ard he made 1t ali him self. His social position is good enough for me. Its Better tnan fathers was when you married
 "Wen. the old Iady began to drip at the eyes right away. Her daughter was Gn6TaCeful-again
Arizona republican., 1908-11-29

fireworks It nice, firm warm hand. but 1t didn't know I held it, and that interested right away. You know suppose I'm like other girls.
 It makes me mad if they do, and I'm disappointed if they don't. He just sat quiet as half dozen raw and looked a hole in my pompaduor till Billy hung up the receiver of the telephone and came over to me with: <9sssssS sSs Ss,aszs=r SSsssS+ aa ''Two-o-two wants you soon as you can come sF 'I never in my life anybody light up the way that young fellow did. All at once he looked like Coney opening night. E@s~@s
 ss 1.-TWO hundred and two! he said. Go right up 7 to her. Don't mind me. I wait
 a "E glanced up at him and he looked awfully good to your Aunt Bessie. His face had turned little bit pink and his eyes had lost that far-away look , in hurry. @ ' 'HerI Of course it Her in two-o-twoi But
 from the way this young fellow acted could tell
Arizona republican., 1908-11-29

Copyright igOs by Thomas II. Mckee.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-18
DEMOCRATS Will FIY HIoH.

The next Democratic nauonaI
convention will be held "a an eleva,
'ion OF mile above sea level. Den,
Yer, Colo, where the convention
meets July 2 being az thar altitude. -
said a visitor from Colorado 70 a re-
porter Yesterday They are building
a maguinoeng auditorium in Denver
tor the oonvention. the idea being 10
have a permanent convention hali.
similar 20 the great tabernacle con.
s'rnold ~ che Mormons in salt Lake
The mammoth structure WiIl be built
of eton and steel and Wlll be entire
y nreproof and ought 10 last Tor
geaerationS K viii cost sB6e.000
lad ls design IN accordance With
ne most modeFn plans SO that the
acoustic FFopegties are perfect. Il
Aas a seasinS capacity ot la.0o0 peo-
pc aud Is In an respects The lnesl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-18

convention hall ever constructed, as
IT is the most modern.
when I was in Denver the citi-
zens were making extensive prepara-
tions for the coming convention. 1t
IS looked upon as sort of patriotic
duty there to make all strangers feel
al home and depart feeling that they
are well treated. About 100000
tourists come to Denver evry summer
and the residents of Colorado have
the facIlay of entertaining strangers
down to a science.
lone of the weighty reasons for
taking the Democratic national con-
vention TO Denver wos the GOODNESS
of the weather in July. Every con-
vention that has been held in the
East has suffered from the heat, but
at the Denver gathering there will
be no weather warm enough 10 make
the audience feel uncomfortable. In
the summer evenings the cool breezes
from the snow clad noun
tains make the air delightfully."- cool
Il is largely in the natury Of an ex-
pertinent to bring a convention so
far West and the residents of Denver
know the result will be watched
with interest. so they are preparing
10 keep the credit Of their city as a
popular meeting place for conven.
ions up to the highest mark by leav-
ng nothing undone to please the Wis
tors"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-18
CANADA RESERVES
ALL IT'S FORESTS.


Washington, Feb. 1s.-At one
stroke OF the lieutenant governor
pen 10000. 900 acres OF forest land
In British Columbia have been placed
in reserves. This includes every acre
OF the PROVINCES timber lands except
what has been leased. This Is as
much land as was put in the national
forests Of this country between the
years 1891 and 1907.
The action was taken TO checl,
westeful exploitation OF timber re-
sources end TO bring the care ami
cutting of timber more effectually un-
der government control
The province hes been leasing tim
ber land instead OF selling Il The
most OF the leasing has been done
the past three or four years. and
Americans hold the largest part OF
the 10000 leases now in force. The
lease 10, In lie effcct. a long torn
option at low rate II nuns twenty
one yrrs and may be removed at the
end OF the nrst term. The Lessee
pay0 25 cents a year until he is ready
10 cut the timber. when he pays 80
cents royalty per 1000 feet. board
measure. for the timber removed. The
Income OF the province from lcaf 3
was about fi.275.O0 last year.
British Columbia is the largest OF
the soft timber REGIONS TO be invaded
by lumb 'rmen. The great Industry
began H. work IN Maine two or three
generations 9go, pa sci later 90 the
pine and hemlock forests q, Pennsyl-
vania and New York, end when sup
ply ran short there they moved 90
Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota.
The pine woods OF the lake states
held out a long time, but the decline
finally became so rapid that the scene
OF operations was shifted 10 Washing
ton and Oregon The output OF the
Puget Sound region rose TO first place
and Il Is still al top notch. Hut hold
ings are harder TO get. ana blyers
and spectators have crossed into
British Columbia. While there are
many rich stands OF timber In the
province, Il Is doubtful n the forest
woods furnish a cut Of more than 100
60 lao billion feet OF lumber less
chan what this country uses in eigh-
teen months
British Columbia does not permit
the export OF loss cut on provincial
land. They must be sawed by mills
IN the province, which evidently in |
tends not only TO take care OF its
timber, bur 60 make the most out OF /
H. An export duty has been seriously /
considered by the dominlon govern
ment Tor al OF the provinces OF Can
ada, Il Is apparent that British Co 1
lumoia viii not be slow 20 take any
advantage which the further dimlu-
.shlng Of the timber supply OF the
United States may anord her In the
lumber trade.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-18
Tho InmnInR OF PLACE.

Consumption had me in lts grasp;
and had almost reached the jump
ing on place when was advised 10
try Dr. Kings New Discovery; and
I want 10 say right now. II saved my
life, Improvement began with the
hrst bottle. and after taking one
dozen bottles | was a well and hap
ny man again." says George Moore,
OF Grlmealand. n. c. As a remedy
for coughs aud colds and healer Of
weak. sore lungs and for preventing
pneumonia New Discovery is su.
preme. GOO and 800 at J. G. Perry.
druggist. Trial bottle free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-18

Mrs. E ID. Charles. OF Harbor. Me
speaking OF Electric Bitters. says;
1T In a neighborhood favorite here
with ua," Il deserves 20 be a favor
ite everywhere. II gives quick relief
In dyspepsia, liver complaint. kidney
dorangement, malnutrltion. nervous
ness, weakness and general debility.
It's action on the blood. as a thorough
purifier makes Il especially useful as
a spring medicine, This grand alter
AtiVs tonic II sold under guarantee at
J. O. Perry's drug store; soc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-18
NEGLECTED COLDS
VERY DANGEROUS
Instructive Lecture at Mothers Con.
clave nc jamestown,

Instructive Lecture at Mothers Con
clave nc jamestown.
A. the recent mothers convention
at jamestown the meeting was ad
dressed by the venerable Or. Hart
well, the southern physician OF ma
tional reputation. The principal top.
ic Of his lecture wa the necessity OF
prompt attention 20 what most per.
sons neglected namely. common
colds. He stated that three-fourths
OF the dread diseases OF the present
day have their origin in common
colds.
He also stated that his long *.
perience has taught him that the
most effective remedy for the quick
relief OF chronic and acute coughs
and colds and throat troubles Is pine
and advised the ase OF what is known
to the profession as Concentrated o;l
OF pine.
This is to be used in the following
formula: Two ounces OF gycerlne,
one-half ounce Concentrated oil of
pine, hair pint OF first class whisky:
these 10 be mixed and used in doses
.of a teaspoonful 20 a tablespoonful
every four hours. shaking the bottle
wcll each time. The ingredients are
obtainable at any good prescription
druggist and easily mixel at home.
Care should be taken 70 get only the
Concentrated oil OF pine which comes
put up for dispensing In half ounce
Walls securely sealed y tin screw top
caso', The bl'S oils c9d patent med
ic.uo .m'ta ionl often put out In
wooden boxes. usue'ly cause nausea
and other complications.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-18
DR.. KUN

WONDERFUL CHINESE DoCrotl
will treat you with Oriental herbs
sad euFe any disease without opera
tion or pain.
pF, Kun Il kRown eyeFyw here In
salem. and has cared many promi.
rent people here He has lived in
salem for 10 years, aud can be trust
81. Tie uses many medicines uA.
known 10 white doctors. and With
then can cure eatArrh. asthma
iung troubles. Rheumatism. stomach.
liver aud kidney diseases
DR., Kun makes . speciality of
dFopsy and female troubles. nla rem
edles cure private disease whea ~
eFything slae faila lie has han
dreds Of testimonials. ana gives con
saltation tree, Prices Tor medieine.
very moderate. Persons IN the coup
tsy can write Tor blaak, Send stamp
n you want some extra ans Tea
3et h from us
nR KIM n0w wO on
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-18

y. ;. Loper. OF Marilla. n. Y. says
II am a carpenter and have had
many severe cuts healed by buck
lens Arniea Salye, II has saved me
suffering and dollars II ia by Tar
the best healing salye | have ever
found" Heals tAirns, sores. ulcers,
fever sores. ecHema and plles; 25c
at J. e. Perry. druggist.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-18
Tho Prineyile Review says. ~

The Prineyille Review says: II
government issues currency. whatev.
er The base may be. then the govern
ment must hold the base" That Is
true. but so long as government has
the power 20 collect reyeuues, the
power TO collect taxes. and make all
It's citizens It's debtors, IL holds the
base Tor redemption.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-18

ssSA the NllAl organs. Causing catarrh ~
.he biadder, OF Tie kiduevs themselyes
plcak down and waste away cell b,, c.1
bladder troubles almost ALWAYS r,.s,,l,
ifoin arrangement al The kidueys ana
cure Is obtained quickest by a proprr
tfeat tuient az the kidneys. lfvou are f,ei.
ing hadly you can make no n,i,take b,
taxing llr. Ai,mey's swamp Root. tbs
SISa' Ai0ney, liver and bladder retn,.,l,,
II coTrects inability TO hold urine "a
seald'ng pain "a passing ii. and o,er.
eNAles that unpleasant necessity al b.i,,s,
con lSlled to 50 oiten through the 3a,s
ana 10 Set up many timrs duriwg ~,
nlshI The niill ana the extraouiipsr,
sAoet oi swamp Raol Is soon reaiire{
x STANDS The highest fog its wonBrrf,,i
cures 81 The most distressins, css...
swamp-Roos Is pleasant ts tste .,. 2.
sasd ~ All drpggtsts iu 6itv-ceut a,3
vas''iei.AF sac boig.es. Non NAV ~, :
sample eottle oi ibis wonderful ne ~
eoNefy ami a book thar tells an sho,t {,
p,''h ssnt itee ~ mail. Address pr ii,
n'sf \ 10, hnghamtoa. y. a. NJ,
Nils'"g msniion Feading thisNVeneross
.iles pa this papSr. nour u,ske -,
,.'.,sAks, e1i FsmensheF the nausc S..r,.-
Noo,s ~. kiluseF's SNassp. No., - ~.
sdassss. binghAmsoa. \. ~, "a svxs,. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-18
Arlention. skater,--

Tonight is society night" at the
rink and on account OF the races the
music will commence ten minutes
earlier than usual in order 10 finish
the regular program.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-18

A clever mimic would be good com
pany were II not for the feeling that
he is also a clever mimic behind your
back.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-18

Lanes Family Medicine Is a tonic
laxative. lt does not dopross or
weaken, but imparts a feeling og
huoyaney aud strength that Il De.
llshitul Al all druggists 26e.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-18

A man who has falling out with
more than two OF bis neighbors ought
TO look himself over.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-18

Mrs. Flanagan want pair OF
shoes for my boy.
salesman French Kid. ma'amg
Mrs, Flanagan--No, sir; Irish kidi
Philadelphia Inquirer
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-18

People are compelled 10 smother
resentment az least a doscn times a
day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-18

Every man thinks he could trot
some paoe II he wasn't hohhled.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-18

tive MANY sudden
deaths are caused
hy u heart dis
ease pneumonia
heart failure OF
apoplrNVare often
the resnlt of Kid
ney disease. II
kidney trouble is
alloWcdtoadvance
thck,dneyp poison.
ci blool viii al.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-18
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.

There IS disease prevailing in this
,ountrN mosl dangeInns hecan.a ~ 49,,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-10
BIC CONGRESS
A BUSY ONE
MANY IMPORTANT
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
Lake 10 Gulf Waterway, Improve
mcnt OF Coast IIarbors, Fortlflca-
tion of Coos Bay, Improvcment Of
Rivers, Federal Aid for Merchant
/ Marine, One Fare Rate TO Seattle
Fair Among Things Favored.

San Francisco. Oct. 1O.-The fol.
lowing is the net result of the five
days session OF the Trans Mississippi
congress expressed in resolution:
Annual appropriation of $4,000
coo for Lake to Gulf waterway
completed.
The appointment of commission
to examine and report on the i'm
provement of the Mare Island navy
yard in California.
The appropriation Of $25O,OOO for
the Improvement of Oakland harbor.
The appropriation of $259,25O for
the improvement OF San Diego har-
Dor and the improvement of Hum
bolt bay
The appropriation of 100000 for
the Improvement of Sacramento and
Feather rivers in California.
The appropriation Of S2S4,SOO for
the improvement of San Pedro har-
Dor.
Fertilization of Coos Bay harbor
and improvement of Siuslaw harbor
Aiding Of American marine by the
federal government.
One-way round trip fare to Seat
tie during the exposition.
Government ownership of steam
ships between all Pacific coast points,
Panama and South America unless
the present company improves its
service.
Empowering the interstate commits
sion to require prompt shipment Of
livestock and perishable freight.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-10
Telephone Girl Shocked.

Fright and pain ran rife in the
Central office of the Pacific States
Telephone company this afternoon
when one of the central girls was
knocked to the floor and every girI
at the board more or less shocked
by current of electricity, says the
La Grande Observer.
In soma unaccountable manner the
electric wires in the exchange board
became short circuited, Miss Martha
Cahoon was the most seriously shock
ed, for while in the act of switching
on an incandescent light, a heavy
shock passed through her, knocking
her down, though she was left con-
scious. Painful shocks struck the
girls at the board simultaneously.
Those at the board were able to
scream for help. and when pedestri-
ans arrived the office was i'm a tur-
mol Miss Cahoon was lifted to a
chair where she soon recovered from
the effects
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-10
STOCK EXCHANGE
As A VAMPIRE
"SUCKS BLOOD FROM
COUNTRY'S TOHERS'
l.. i. Buchanan Reveals Methods of
Country's "Great Gambling Dem
Declares II Is Impossible to Be
Either Human or Honest and Take
Part in Exchanges TransactiOns-
Says II Causes Panics.

New York, Oct. 10.-Bitterly de-
nouncing the New York stock ex-
change as a vampire sucking the
blood from the hearts of the country's
tollers. E. F. Buchanan. organizer
and manager of the defunct broker
firm of A. o. Brown & Co., in a re-
markable interview today reveals the
methods of what he terms the great
gambling dem"
He said "The wash sales cam
paign that drove his firm from the
exchange is duplicated daily by brok-
ers of good standing. He said he
was glad his firms failure had plac-
ed him in a business where it is not
a failure to be honest. Where II is
not irreparable disaster to be hu-
man.
without the New York stock ex-
change ii would be impossible for the
country to have a financial panic.
Spread the alarm from Maine to Cali
fornia, abolish the ticker and the SELL
ing of stock on margin. then much
will have been done to correct the
evil"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-10
Ministers Pass the Lie.

London, Oct. 10-M. Iswosky, the
Russian foreign minister, today add
ed new sensation to the Balkan inn
broglio by issuing a statement giving
the lie to Foreign Minister Vonaeren-
thai of Austria. He says Arenthal
lied when he said Iswolsky knew
about Austrias plan to annex Herzo-
govina ana Bosnia. long ago.
Iswolsky resented bitterly the inter-
ference that he, as a representative
of Russia. was aware of the scheme
i'm advance. He intimated II was an
effort to put Russia in a bad ligh;
before the other powers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-10

Belgrade, Servia. Oct 1O.-A great
crowd is flocklng about the parlla-
ment building and everywhere there
Is a demand for war.
"We want the blood OF Austria, "
is the cry.
Are Servians towards that they
hesitate to defend the honor of their
nation?"
There is much talk against King
Peter and bitter criticism of his at
titude. A mob was raging through
the streets until after midnight and
at dawn the demonstration ensued.
The furious hatred Of Austria in
public minds has driven out all pos
sibili,y of argument or reason having
any weight. The heads of the gov
ernment departments have been call
ed together and King Peter is with
his advisers.
The kings hold on the throne is in
secure an1 Z is believed he will be
forced to declare war.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-10
: + ++++ = = *++

Detroit, Oct 1O.--Shortiy before
the game a slight drizzle started.
More than $1,000 people were pres
snt. Both teams were given big
ovation.
The batteries were Detrolt--Kil-
han and Schmidt. Chicago-Reul-
bach, overall and Killing.
Game BY Innings.
First-Scheckard opened for Chi
cego with a two-bagger; Evers fan
ned. while Schultz and Steinfeldt
went out. No runs. IN the last half,
Mcintyre singled: Oieary and Craw-
fcrd famed; Cobb singled, scoring
Mcintyre; Cobb went out on second
by throw from Scheckard to Evers,
Detroit /.
Second Inning-No runs. II was
raining quite hard when Detroit went
to bat in the second.
1t was still raining when Sheckard
went to bat in the third inning. He
landed on second with a two bagger;
Evers bunted safely; Schultz singled;
scoring Sheckard Chance grounded;
retiring Evers; Steinfeldt singled and
scored Schultz. Summers succeeded
Killian with the bases full; Tinker
forced Holman, who was ont, scor-
ing Chance; King made a drive, scor-
ing Steinfeldt; King was caught
stealing. Detroit no runs. Chicago
4; Detroit 1.
No runs in the fourth, fifth or
sixth.
In the seventh Evers singled;
Schultz sacrificed and Chance was
safe on Downs tumble Steinfeldt
flied, scoring Every. One run. De-
trot made three runs. overall re-
places Reulbach Chicago 5, Detroit
1.
Eighth-Chicago 0, Detroit ..
Ninth-Chcago 5, Detroit 0.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-10
MAD WITH HUNGER;
EATS ASPHALTU8I.

Los Angeles, oct 10.-Antonio
Castanio, a Mexican, is in the receiv-
ing hospital recovering from the ef-
fects Of a meal af asphalt. Mad with
hunger he dashed up to a barrel of
asphaltum and frightened the work.
men by ravenously devouring the
mixture. When arrested he said he
was not crazy, but simply mad from
hunger.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-10
PENDLETON ICE PLANT HAS BEEN SOLD

Through trade that was complet-
ed last evening, A. d. Stillman and
associates sold their stock in the PEN
dleton ice and cold storage plant to
Henry Kopittke. The entire plant is
now owned by Mr.. Koplttke and Earl
Gillanders OF Meacham.
Previous to last evening the ice
plant was owned by company in
which the stockholders were A. d.
Stillman, Walter Markham, Miss An
ma Markham, Henry Kopittke and
Earl Gillanders.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-10
Mill Sold at Auction.
$4,000 for Auto Hire

San Francisco oct 10.-Within
five days Hearst must answer a sum-
mons in the suit against him for $10,-
900 for automobile hire. The action
was brought by Sol. ]. Levy, who al
leges he removed valuable papers and
files from the Examiner office dur
ing the fire of 1906. The autos were
used in transporting the Examiner
property. Hearst was served person.
ally last night.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-10
MAN AND WOMAN
MURDERED AT ONCE

New York, Oct. 10.-Bound face
to face with wire rope, the bodies
of a man and woman have been found
floating in Jamaica bay by fishermen.
Both were extensively dressed. The.
woman is a blonde and is about 80
years Of age. She wore a wedding
ring They had been in the water for
hours.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-10
HAS LIVED UNDER
ALL THE PRESIDENTS

Redbank, Pa, Oct. 1O.-Mrs. BET
ty" Freeman, who is believed to e
the Oldest woman in the United
States, quietly observed her 115th
birthday today at her little home In
Madison township, this county. Mrs.
Freeman was born in Fayette county
in 1893 and has always lived here. So
far as is known she is the only per-
son now living who has lived under
every president of the United States
from Washington to Roosevelt
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-10
j. s. SENATOR GEAR|N HERE TONIGHT

Former United States Senator John
NJ Gearin will speak at the court
house tonight upon the issues of the
political campaign, viewed from a
democratic standpoint. From APP
pearances at present it will be one
of the best meetings the local de-
mocracy will have during the cam
paign and a crowded room Is assured
for the distinguished speaker.
Senator Gearin will arrive in Pen
dleton on train No. this evening and
he will be met at the depot by local
committee composed of the following
men: DR.. C. ]. Smith, c. P. Strain,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-10

The first fatal accident in the Pal
mer lumber camp below Elgin oc-
CURED yesterday, says the La Grande
Star. one of the employees of the
camp named Brooks. was struck by
a heavy sawlog which threw him up
into the air nearly 80 feet. He was
frightfully mangled and as soon as
possible the unfortunate man was
placed on the train and started for
the hospital, He died on the train a
short distance below Elgin. The body
was taken from the train at Elgln
So far as can be ascertained he was
unmarried and had no relatives in
this country.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-10

The exact amount involved in the
trade made last evening has not been
disclosed. The company is incorpor-
ated for $4,000, but 1t is known that
the valuation is greater than that.
Walter Markham, who has been
manager OF the plant for number
Of years, now retires from the busi-
ness. He does not yet know just
what he will do in the future.
A. d. Stlllman, who now has a
large ranch in Montana, came to the
city to complete the deal. He will
leave at noon tomorrow.