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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-12-24
Cont e mpt Cases
Threaten to Des-
troy Their Power
COUNCIL TO DISCUSS It
The Appeal May Not be
Heard for a Long Time as
it Will 60 to Higher Court.

Washington, d. c., Dec. 24.--The
whole question involved in the SEN
fencing Of Samuel Gompers, John
Mitchell and Secretary Morrison of
the American Federation of Labor to
prison for contempt of court will un-
doubtedly come up for discussion at
the meeting of the executive council
of the Federation at its next melting,
which is to be held here January IL
next. The action of Judge Wright of
the District of Columbia supreme
court in finding the men guilty of con-
tempt yesterday involves many mat
ters which are of vital Importance to
the future of labor organizations in
this country, and the discussion of
the decision at the January meeting
will be notable
The officers who were found guilty
publicly stated at the conven-
ton OF the federation in Denver last
summer that If found guilty they
would go to prison and serve out their
sentences. This, however, is but an
unimportant phase Of the cases. The
real significance of the decision lies in
its far-reaching effect upon labor or
ganizations, their rights and disabili-
ties. The decision forbids boycotting
and blacklisting, two of the most eff
fective weapons labor has had in en-
forcing its demands against employ
ers The officers who have been SEN
fenced are out on bail pending ap-
peal Mr.. Gompers was not at his of
fee today Secretary Morrison, how
ever. said that the plan of the officials
is to do nothing until after the holi-
DAYS.
ut seems" said Morrison, "that in
the District of Columbia there is no
limit to the sentence that can be inn
posed for contempt of court. In
great many states there is limit.
In New York, for instance, six months
is the maximum. We propose to eX-
haust every effort to maintain the
right of free speech and a free press.
believe the position of the Fedora
ton is right, and that the people of
this country will ratify the attitude
of the Federation in this matter.
believe they will give our trades un-
ionists the same rights and privi-
leges that are accorded them in Great
Britain, as provided by the trades dis
pute act adopted there two years ago"
1t is not likely that arguments on
the appeal will be heard in the court
of appeals of the District until March.
and perhaps not then. Should the
case be taken to the United States SUI
preme court it cannot be heard there
before the fall term, which begins next
October.
Many kilograms have reached the
White House from labor leaders in all
parts of the country protesting against
the sentence Of Gompers, Mitchell and
Morrison. The president turned them
all over to Attorney General Bona
parte. The President and Mr.. Bona
parte will read all the testimony in
the case and will then decide what ac-
ton If any can be taken.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-12-24
Sentencing Ruef Postponed.

San Francisco, Dec. 24.-Passing
sentence on Abraham Ruef convicted
of bribery, today. was continued by
Superior Judge Lawler until next
Tuesday.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-08-20
WHY NOT FORM A CLUB?

Get some Of your neighbors together, who
are not already subscribers to the Jeffersonian,
and let them pitch in quarter apiece to pay
for their political education for the next three
months. Let them read the Weekly Jeffer-
sonian for that time, and il they not then
able to take part in the graduating exercises,
we'll quit and call it square.
We need the quarters. Your neighbors need
the education. quarter pays for three months
subscription to the Weekly Jeffersonian.
THE JEFFERSONIAN, Thomson, Ga.
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Farm For Sale

Nine hundred acres land; IS acres in fine
state of cultivation; rest we'll timbered; much
OF it suitable for cultivation; located in south
Georgia. in best farming section of state;
grows fine sea island cotton; we'll situated for
stock farm; borders on river a mile; con-
tains fine fish pond; pretty country home
splendid six-room dwelling; two good tenant
houses; convenient to school, two churches
and r. +. d. w. {. PARRISH,
Adel, Ga.
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Cash for Your PROPERTY.

II you want to buy, sell, or exchange prop
erty OF any kind, anywhere, or If you want q
partner, additional capital, or location, send
1Oc for months trial subscription 10 The
World. Full Of information for buyer and
seller. Address Farm and Real Estate World,
400 Cleveland Ave-, Chicago, Ill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

= = EHTTNTWH7 =
Casasssl sstouSr - Hsalth
offf<s u shs eanlns issiqasr 81 hesith|
ctr Han -izsi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
MRS. RYAN +
RECOVERING

Mrs. Lucy A. Ryan. the ~
woman who ATTEMPTED 10 t1< ~
life in the waters Of Lake Nsat
iugtou early yesterday norninG =
reported considerably better to6eI.
and. under the care 0f her dsaGf
ter. Mrs. r G. Lambert q l0f
s2nd aY.. II If thought that . =
currence Of yesterdays sfienQ
will not again result.
Mrs Lambert stated today o.
Mrs. RYAN was not an amt =
Chester Thompson. nor related y
blood in any way 70 any nenW
Of Col. VIII n. Thompson's tsn1q.
but is the grandmother Of M
Maurice Thompson. wife q -
OF Col. Thompson.
II was reported to the police ~
terday morning that Mrs. Na
was an aunt Of Chester Thcmpu
and the report Was 50 given cm \
the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

wanted Partner; can make sasd
4snst One business. small capital 1901
Esstisks bouissafd a-Js~t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
AMERICANS
MURDERER
fs United ps...,

MANILA June z7.-Then
longer any doubt in The Mr.. =
The United States army 49, v
that = w. Wakeley ". III
teacher. and u u Eyeresi !. -
philippines forestry servIe. as
been mulc5 red BY tfibesmen 4. -
hills. Members u searchi,s ~
ties feel 70 certain that ~ -
Americans were killed thss W
they abandoned all hope :,
ins them alive. and are beail,s -
und"rbnaah and looking lble -.
ices for The bodies. Addlslo,ss,t ~
formation obtained from esfs..s
81 The town of Bats. On Inc 49,.
OF NeEfaa strengthens fhe -
% murder The l0xn ofnesls
clare thef have evidence thss y.
EFT and Hakeley we're Killed (. +
hills b. slid tfibesmen sns -
they know The murderefs vs,.ss.
Than this they will give a. >
tails.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
PUBLIC MARKET

Hadishss buHruss re- o..
Parsley. 3 hanfhes faf Zee.
Turnlpa e Huuehts fsf Ha.
AffAfhakaa g.
eslafy. 3 huHrhss fsf its
Dries eulaua a. he fer ita
Spinach . lie lee
catbafsa e. - tef. ae -.
HutahaNNa 10 10
hssis taHfhsH fgf Sc
Hhuharh. e 30
f.Hftufs HH HHnfnss e
lsmnns re 30 sec nsf daH
Fanrr nnniss o. % - q 10 beE
I1Heaprlss Ite a. &C. saHhH
Orange re - 80 aaksa
Fi9u eaFHafiuns. See pff des
ruaas tHr per da1
nfaps fruit see g. see
rasins honey. sc quart
nafaa Zee
Washinsfsn creamery butter. ft.sss.
tsea creamery. 2 ins tts
Hanrh sFNa gtf
Fotafosa Ia ~ ~ Ihs fef gtei 81 -
- 81 &c fsf iae ita nnn potatoes 10 -
oeisas z hanshss. g.. baiIias onisas
= ths fqf Hts
Carols 2 hHnehss fer Sc
SUD Iref squash zoo ~
Melton ni1Hps. ttH atfd 10 ID
stssts ite - g. pnrtsftafsA itf - tts
D. siHulH. lta ln faaHd sisas ia =
~ sheutdsf sfsak tfs it heaffa
tta sarni faHHHss. tfaa per ~ Afsf
. 10 fessfs e. 20 D. u
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Jim hill \
SELLING OUT

GREAT FALLS, Mont. ]une y
1t became known today that .
the local interests OF James J n
except the Montana Central
road. including property valued
several million dollars, has pa
into the hands of a syndicate 60
posed OF John d. Ryan, man4k'
director OF the Amalgated Copve
company. and John @. AsH
president OF the DAILY Bank
Trust Company Of Butte. aud u
president OF the First Nauo@
hank OF this city. The propsE
embraces the Great Falls W."
Power and Townsite company
several large power gene'AA'
plants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
PRICES PAID TO
PRODUCERS

7ehs fsliuHihf parfh#ss prices aefs
quoted go western aH this morning
fsntf f.rH Ha#ffid Hrns Use sfiFhf IL
PEI rasna dressed. co. 80 ppsnd HFflHs
cas- ksus I've. zee Esf HfaHa. dressed. q
Pc roand tfaIfsfs ffsaee PEI poard
asashs ttfa Hsf durens aHfEa ftfiHH
ttf psf pound giEeuns q e Fef aakfH
nnTTEh farai raaeh. it.ite per
lsaHnf
nt3as '.aeaI fsnsb afssfr ~ daa
NEAT tive ueisht eass = Pc
raanf steers So r pFT Haana huffeH
aHsfhsfs e. Fsf uuund sHss. SIC -
naaHa HeEs 60 Tsf naHnd t.smt.
60 per rauna naiit SAD essn. - PEI
passsHd
MATS. 4fassed Veal larEs as sA e
fsf peuna nsaianu IS Sc psf reaHa
TIE fnliaalHH arf iaHzf guntetiQts
faads 90 Western az fhta nleFnins
PA IT. sire atsrriss gIaFk fssQiiafF
81 a. misesflHnsour ftst pr crate
fihsFFlss So a. nsf ugE
NEnNIAnIHH CsbhaEs ~ 10 pc
raund lstfaee let PEI ffsts lsaa -
faEs 81 10 go ffate. aefss hrffirs. -
HeF pnund fHatart. asaha 80 Pound
rFssn enlaas zftsr psf Desc Ga pc
Nsr potatoes ~ st-sf Per s~t
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume reaponsi-
hillly FOR errora ~ any hs
occurring In teiephoued advcs<
tiacmenta.
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epectal noTfcgA

- q heu hArRgf We ga eAAEe
rt4uelne kaafantsef - priFAts
Us lesssma cHeYrfahtHA NAse
st-rw aaq and sveafNa Pref
+" stevens Msaeaa~s Tssnris tth end
s-sss f,sarias Thursfasa ri -
d. ffes efsss denFiaE fsiSF@eafs
nsia atfi. l. zfff
I am the mAns ~aas@ rsf&iRtas ~ 80
IL. hrAnfhes rAhkuf wsAtb@r 34ftFptes*
Wsssara az Main ffrs Tad sth 1T
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aAEIp WANrTps

AND AL CLASSIFIED ADS.
One cent a Nord--Minlmum
AAarge i5c. When charEsf. 10
account actual numheV - Tines
as set will - cosDted sEyen
aseflloru made tor tea ertes
Of six when cash Is essA q
can llneA. or sractsss ts,srs's.
Will be e@sss ~ tvse sSsa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
STRAWBERRY PICNIC AND
DANCE.

sunday at wildwood Park Es .,as.
body welcome. Round TIP ,ssr,.
ing dance. Is cents. Take 800 ss,
ers wildwood and Haas sss
Park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

After leading the Portland orc
forces aud surrounding clues D. -
towns for several months, the -
G. l.. Tufts and his family -
moved TO Berkeley. CAL ~as
they will make their home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
SITUATIONS WANTED

situations WantC adYer,
tisemeo zoe for rs worda, ,
times. Additional space. SC per
line. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

The International Hushsrhux
% Teamsfers viii have III srsx
convention in Detroit. in Aux,a
when Il Is expected an kxrt<ner
Will be reached for a seftiena6
o. the differences beiseer that :
ganixation and the United To-
stera Of America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
Farm Land for Sale

fss-arrs farm on the saak river. four
miles from denat Partly cleared Is
kpfes fins ttutsr halaurs bottom lard
VII sell On sssf terms q trade fur sc
attic property
VAN uonS YouSg REALTY co.
Ind ats Main stf
tii American Bank Blds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
RAILWAY TIME TABLES.

/ % not trust prlnted time
! tables In newspapers. fef
/ time % departure ard arrival
. Of trains telephone King street
! station Information Bureau
. sunset. Main 2T4o, lndspsnd' :
! ent 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
MARRIAGES IIcK>sE

fsltg. Nyu.. a. sianshHl Neat --is-
u1nna Nsle a. Seattle ....
sshsi.e. C44An f4 seat hiiin.sa
c4tsaleftruas Fh4 WatsFeaffs % ANts
So Haxsa. ~ 81 virginia = ~-kats
Washa az In stab ~ ;
Warfaa gN4IasHs krah - Hateft
tixli4n MAthiitA NafFsndi - hati-se
a. @&rna Mel ~ tszt queen AahF
Raes4 e Williams. -. hsntea 80
Marie Thenspsae se riane go 80
f...s. Williams Alden. - fats t.nath
=. $40 A HAT -, kiisnsHHfH Nesa
AsasFieffs caafsfan, issaA So
st1s~ fenfaius hssssfsl isxaA seattle
refsap snlf4s.tAs
WssA ktAu faktaAs ~. tAFaa - $50
Ea.asf oiaf Peter hafNeMz 81 te4
sxsti'aFsara - Haisa NARA ta*ePnina
K.rEaaa. ~. 1Isa WsiliestsFd =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

WHY net locate yourself In sguns al.
iforula. Nhsfs pisuiiun time ls ffe1Ht -
1aFs 20 fanr and harvest time NHnl
4uiF Is flsHeantfrf Tenaarff trarts ~
mere. tlIo and fisa per acre uus q y
cash HalsHea fasF. Level lane Eefff
ual wAtef rights
n NuunE AT
aEq nt0Na uldE FhoHfa. Main ~
Ind 4 lies -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

The Montana state Feds,,tsm
Of Labor il Initiating the sqt.sis,
sion st The next general sle<tju
for the employers liability se -
an act ensmpfiHg labor unIoea
from injunetions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

AZ Cedar Rapids. Ia. De contra
obtained on the bew xosefrrss1
building provides for union -
In the construction Of the tulls.,s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

WHAT 10 ACRES ~ APPLES UNDER
IRRIGATION MNASH
A steady incause
Naasy phsn the
ether fsiioe il
hanfirH a Set
undergraduates
Yea are Hnur cen bees
compcteuNs for
cid age
Aass a deposit on
ie acres Al rAfsorsE ORCHARDS.
n ths Nashturua valley nas
Yea can complete Yuur payments
IN small inetAtlfusnts while
roar trees are growing
Cali o. write for free iiturafurs
and Information
The raioaae Irrigation 6 Power Company
IL Columbia St
seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

Employees in the postal sersse< =
Great Britain are getting an q
around increase Of wages. amcuut
inx TO t6.eee. 900 a year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
VIII Draft New Treaty.

Will Draft New iresV'
NEW YORK. June s'-im
American commission appoiniee !
confer with similar body eh's 4.
hy the French government io1 J.
purpose of drafting a new ree'p'~
ity treaty between the Two 60. !.
tries, sailed today on eoaru
Wonderland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

aAFs--wns stsrk. as.d -. Jsns -.
In this city ..... "a
"a tans "a u fhts eiiN
- - fska aHsf ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

MILK nNALHfks NurfcE
Nefses 10 hsfsta GlNen e 81 utAh
aeasnfx msfHin tns Hrsi&ss ~ ta* GiiF ~
e@4tele 81 sha shiV ~ t8ths tnte -
the fslrpa-~ - seIing % effsffna ~
- 49, mll& e cream fraza snf dailf
a1sIrfsiesf o. SEATED sufsfds - ~
nzsffs ~ ths eifY - SEATTLE tat At
rsiIk permits e. dafrf pefusss lsea4a
~ So ctty ~ seattle gftoN e - tfih
a. n I4ne fhs4 aiai hs fNNeN%a eM
th< aath Gay Il June. isas. aaa al sseh
sssi-rs srs ter~tf s@gaifpd On - -
fsra saiA ssth day u tsnss t9aA e
Hsaffh sna saaitafAen Coz 49, nifle -
AR eeFralts 81 fefr4a faFaisast ~ 80
aepzftu~nt IN AeeugHanSs sin TBS ste1s
ass ard esfq HfssfnaeEes
y r. CREIGHTON u -.
Caras1lisstousr - Hsaith
off5<s u shs csalns issiqasr 81 Health.
ctr Han -i&si
MILK DEALERS NOTICE
Natias 10 haeehH Ef4en - al p~rsors
ssi11na niiik ~ifhln the iitusf# ~ ths
cftY " seattle. that, on o. hsfgrs fhe
fsfA tsg q tsus. faes. ih@f sEeas snAss
9eplsesIlsn - the tzparimsat % useith
4ka sanitaliau faH = Jsiff e. store Ffr
nil - forms fafnfshsd ~ shs DEAR.
uHsns ia sccertanrs with the state iauf
ana city esdsnan5rH
Thss npgicr appfirs to al petsons soil.
fa4 nnffk from enc ur more eawN 81 frurl
a ssers. peoth. stand. cart - either -
hlx1e
J. Z CREIGHTON u q
Gem missioner u Health
Office - the casnlutssiensr II Health
cify Hall -sssi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

Under authority Of the Amerifsn
Federation 81 Labor. and vithh
the Jurisdiction Of the Insersk
tion2l Alliance Of Theatrical slzu
Employees. enrolment has been
In a local 70 be known an the ~
turc Machine Operators Of Greater
SeW York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
WANrep-MlscnllAnEoua.

wanted -aaan extractor fer pys aeus.
- tsmbuft hree at South seattle
sect
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GO WITH Us
TO NAVY YARD
CITY

pnIf . siiy tiasss from ths Nasf rsfd
EFffT ~ hss ffsu n the sHfifs tsY
al sew fsfa rftrss fsf A HhoA1
flma UNy
80 w rHrMH ~ PIN WEEh
sc a. eFsf ENEHf tsy eth rFs~ds
81 ksvafs az tbs 10 ne ONLY ~stsf-
ffaHt RfeEsrtT t. sais stthin nIifs u
fks ksFf 1sfd aHd this AdflfiQn 10 the
Ia#s u tte WORLD gsH II 0snsfs
so sac iagEs Gem h4insfens
naEanhToh uhFE LoPAENT CO.
Isst 10 Amsftssn nahE natl6trs
Hata tttt -fhahss@ La ssat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

The national Joint sfkssasha
board Of the Granite cut,en u,
ployerH association and The Grss.
its Cutters union has adjusted i,
the points IN dispute Al Qusne1.
Mass and there can BE- nc sirike
nor lockouts for the psz. tka
years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

BALLARD AGENcY-P. u.
Mullen. agi ballard az. OPP.
Ctr Hall. Phone. Ballard soc.
MAIN OFFICES Seventh av.
between Union and University.
Phones. Nam 1850. Ind. al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

paiad sasfssfsaa pure aha e wsaf
HHaHa per Esiian. 81 50
BLACK uuitdlas Faf<fs sAtarated n
tst.haltura $50 - n 20 fait q -
ftaadensak Felf. se.Yd saiis. weighs
sas - 10 the rAra. ~ Is per ruu
send frr nsls price lists Nhirh are
matted free on ApFliaaftea They sfFs
Fsa fhs igNssi price on fhansanda ~ aFs
tseisa
. u WILLIAMS co.
tafe Western Ave Seattle. WI
The tarssss aaah ard naof HsBas IN
Ehs Northwest 1T
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
LABOR NOTES

Tho Central Labor Council ~.
ia regular meeting We4ae.<..
night 10 matters Of lmDorss-..
came up outside of the fex.s,
routine business.
The Aslaiic Exclusion Ie.s.
held q meeting last night II rez-
10. Labor temple.
Trade conditions are Fesor.e< /.
BE- rapidly Improving n -
Painters union. The hnjort, :
the men who were Idle 4 rev -.
ago noN have steady eork.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

is7E-tfs cash. acre choice level land.
blocks ffom eaE line. ah mins
uteH out
tszE@tias cash Ter ~ acres ouiY
blocks nom - Niatlans=pe-
Fouh Nsutuu near tudFNilfs.
o. o0o@fzsn cash 10 acres very rich soil.
neat Mruaita
81 .teo@siae cash acres rich coil eisar.
ed and Hfuhted. east 81 Lake
Washington.
t7toe@fl see cash Ice acrcr beet plat.
tins proposition We know 81
THE HEA LTf LOAN a HANHfNH CO.
t1f ard ave Cor James fHruund FiuHfl.
Main ease Ind toie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
NousgkEIPlNo RooMs.

Wanted Middle arcd woman 90 share
haus al auaht expense tfEa " teth
ballard =aH
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CITY REAL esTATE.
An Ideal Home

Oh see will buy q beautiful t.ruom
bungalow cottage modern. Z blocks from
car line. terms 90 suit purchaser & "
Heimant owner, htQ Washington nldH
phuns Ind taas II
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TO ADVERTISE asl

Classification cannes - on
en- after l. o'clock daily.
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Two and a Half
Acres

N.sf FasntisfaF 81. saiF ttsfs obs,
faaffH Hash Daiahss sisht s4asl aaaftrr.
H. gaHHzsHfa DEED alsa - aaaisd and
nsaan5aIus VIII - Nufth thnss tiiliss
auf gfsas ia fhfss Fssfs trees nam
CENTURY REALTY CO.
teft kissaa haiitiss s-st.lt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

Ths price q eesg hsH afeppsh t.ss
- tess care = Faar wsnts STA pheess
- seattle Cal q Fpsi CO
Caat al hEa4s faitrsrsa - az parts
e city az ra4saaahis prtsae y aiuyrisht !
z1asod iar F9EeHa ttfs I'll
Al sinda neas sd eaai. sf5 .isb ueed
o. So s-f had Naia ftfs led ita
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HELP wAsruo-remAlg.

Lost. Parker fauafsfn pen. near Para
are paarnssrF a-ltsl
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North Bank Land
Company

tea.t walker mda and and University.
Seattle
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Lens pceksta book fuaroera ease. rubber
bsnf f3es On peeasfhook and saiaabif
peesfs such ae n1fss auf deeds tsusf
eut a. the race tFaeA betNesa the ears
and the hsftias Hh4 Reward and n
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-08-14
Rice Harvest in Full Blast.

Rice harvest is in full blast, having
begun in earnest this week. While
several planters began cutting last
week, and some the week before, the
real work of harvesting began this
week, and opened bright and fair with
a north breeze, with every prospect of
being good week for the harvesters.
A number of the planters in this
section started their machines Mon
day morning. Mr., Gabbert, who had
forty acres in the shock started three
binders the first part of the week.
Word from the Southwestern is to
the effect that eight machines were
started there Monday. On the Mis-
souri, canal, north, and the Farmers
canal south of Iowa, harvesting is be-
ing carried on rapidly. The pros.
poets in this immediate vicinity are
for an excellent crop. There is little
or no increase of acreage over that of
las year, and with the market being
as IL is, there is little doubt but that
this years. crop will make the plan
ters some money. While the heavy
rains during the latter part of July
doubtless did a little damage to the
early rice, it more than compensated
for this by the gu,'u that it did the
late POI Jon of the crap and the money
it saved in the way ri fuel and pump
ing EXPENSES.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-08-14
NEW UPLAND RICE.
Agent of Agricultural Department Will
Introduce the Culture In
Other States.

A recent discovery by the United
States department of agriculture may
have a great hearing upon the future
of southwest Louisiana and the Gulf
coast of Texas. The return from
China of Professor F. N. Never, of
the department, brings to light the
discovery of new variety of upland
rice, which Mr.. Meyer says can be
successfully planted and raised in the
corn states of the north and west. In
speaking of Professor MEYERS discov-
cry. the Kansas City Star says:
The farmers of the corn belt states
may within IL few years be able to
raise enough rice to supply the mar
kets of the world if the new variety of
upland rice which F. N. Meyer recent
ly has discovered in nothern China
does all that is expected of it. Mr..
Meyer is a special agent for the
United States department or agrlcul-
ture. He is in Ames, Ia, for few
DAYS on his way to Washington from
China, where he has spent three years
searching for varieties of plants that
would be likely to prove valuable if
introduced i'll this country. This up
land rice has been successfully grown
in Manchuria for ears. The climate
there is much the same as that of the
central corn belt states, and there
seems to be no reason why it should
not do WE'LL"
If Kansan, Iowa and Nebraska were
to become rice raising states, the
South would naturally be made to feel
the effects of their rops.-Press.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-08-14

Y sa0pted the separate assess
OIaa and had the rolls pub
hundreds of thousands of dol
pug De added to the states re-
me state has wealth. The
81 sOo0ie Is our present tax sys-
y antlquated and out of date