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The Washington herald., 1908-08-20
SHERIFF PLAYS BALL
Pitches Winning Game at
Upper Marlboro Fair.
RACES TAKE 4 BACK SEAT
Match Race, However. Is Expected
TO BE n star FeHture OF the south
tiOn Programme TO-day-BasebaII
Game VIII Also Be Feature.

spccial 70 TIE Washing-Gu Herald
Upper Marlboro. Aug. I9-Between two
and three thousand persons attended the
second day Of the Southern Maryland
agricultural exhibition A special run
ming race between Sheriff Frank Hurd's
Mack and = W Richardson's Be
linda takes place al the close of the
regular racing programme tomorrow.
II VIII be hslf-uile sprint for a purse
OF 81.
Many exhibitors in the household de-
FarJment brought their exhibits here to-
day.
Sheriff Hurd took a determined stand
relative 20 the gambling devices being
conducted here under the guise Of Iegit-
innate enterprises. and shut them all
down this afternoon
Ball Game Attracts.
The feature Of the morning exercises
was the baseball game between the Da-
yidsonviIle (Anne Arundel County, and
HyattsvIle. Prince George County team.
The Prince Georgians won by the score
Of 9 to ;, although IN justice 10 David
sonviile It should be stated that they had
70 rely upon at least Two spectators to
make up their team.
Sheriff Hurd twirled for the victors.
and struck out fourteen Of Davidson
ville's batsmen- DarneII caught in per-
feet style. his throwing 70 bases nippine
every man who attempted 10 steal
Peach made a clean single TO left in the
seventh session. and was thrown out by
Brown from left field 10 first base. The
teams lined up as follows:
Davids0uviIle-W. Tovnshend. prE: c. Towns
hend. n; stephen. L Z Beau. s.: Peach. = Z.
J. Real. C E., He7old. 81 7. Stephen Ii and
" Cadle. ? T.
HyattsyiIle-DarnaH c HurI. p. BorthridEe- II. +;
Aang1ul- d Car. So; Leakin. 81. Brown, l. f. /;
Burke. . T.. and Dor, 7. f. Score
HyattsriIe ..-..-..---...--z 2 0 2 o . 4 n q
Iaridsonrille .2 0 \ a =
The Washington herald., 1908-08-20

The case OF -
held on suspicion'
shoes from the
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
BOHEMIAN SUGAR BEET
PLANTERS FIX PRICES
Form a Strong Combination and
Dictate Terms to the
Refineries

The growers of sugar beets in Bo-
hemia have formed an organization to
maintain prices and have presented q
virtual ultiu1atum to the refiners. de-
manding higher prices for their beets
or no beets will be grown.
Two factors have contributed toward
the planters being able to take such a
position. During the past years it has
been the custom for the refiners to ad-
vance money to the planters on the
growing crops before they were har-
vested BY so doing the beet growers
would be to a certain extent dependent
upon the refiners wnen the crop of
sugar mills. This year it is said that
the bankers have encouraged the
farmers organization.
Again the prices for grain in Bo-
hemia have materially advanced, max
ing the raising of grain more profitable
than raising sugar beets at such low
prices.
The refiners, realizing theirs depend
ence upon the planters for their supply
of beets have finally recognized the
planters organization and have ac-
ceded to most of Its demands Last
year the price paid for -beets was $350
per ton, and this year the price will be
$4.95 per ton. Last year the yield OF
sugar beets in Bohemia was 4,051, 500
tons. By the terms of the agreement
between the refiners and planters there
is to be no discrimination. The small
farmer who produces few tons OF
beets will receive as much per ton as
his more fortunate neighbor who pro-
duces larger quantity.
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FORMOSA TO MAKE
SUGAR FOR ORIENT
Japanese Are Planning to De-
velOp the Plantations on
Large Scale
Over $l0,OOO,OO0 Has Been In
vested III the Project by
Enterprising Capitalists

Experts declare that the soil and cli-
matte conditions of the island of For
mosa are peculiarly well adapted to the
growing OF sugar. The Formosan gov
ernment is doing everything possible
to encourage the growing of cane in
the island. furthermore, the Japanese
government is determined that For
mosa, which at present supplies but 20
per cent OF the Japanese consumption,
shall supply the entire consumption. as
well as enter the markets of China and
the rest of the far east. That capital
lists in Japan have every confidence in
the sugar industry of Formosa is at
tested by the fact that, in face of a
financial stringency during the past
year, over $10,000,000 has been sub
scribed to sugar manufacturing COM
panies in Formosa.
The government sugar bureau re-
Gently purchased three American wind
mills for experimental purposes in con-
nection with irrigating their expert
mental sugar plantation in south For
mosa. Water can be found al a depth
of from 10 to % feet on the lowlands,
and it is quite possible that the wind
mills may be found to be profitable in
irrigation work. Whether windmills
prove a success or not the introduction
of pumps throughout many of the plan
tations Will be a necessity.
There is much activity at present in
south Formosa in the erection of large
modern sugar mills. Machinery for five
mills, representing an outlay of several
millions of dollars. is at present lying
on the beach in Takao harbor awaiting
transportation to the sugar plantations.
There are 10 vessels now engaged in
discharGing or attempting to discharge
cargoes of sugar machinery and mill
equipments.
There is much ignorance on the part
of the American business public as to
the facilities which Formosa furnishes
for the traveller. Boats of 1000 to
$500 registered tonnage ply between
Formosa and Japan on regular three
and five day schedules. These have good
passenger accommodations From
Kobe, Japan. to Kelung. Formosa, about
$50 miles. is covered in three and a
half days. The government railway
extends from Kelung in the north to
Takao harbor in the south, about 200
miles The various sugar plantations
can be easily reached from this rail-
way; in fact, MANY of the mills are
being erected along the road. \ spIen-
did modern hotel is in course of cree
tion in Taihoku, the capital city Good
Japanese hotels can be found all along
the railway. Reports have been pub
lished in the United States from time
10 time in regard to savage warfare in
Formosa, which would make it appear
that the island is overrun with head
hunting tribes. but savage tribes in
Formosa, are all confined to the heav-
lily timbered mountain regions, and one
may live on the lowlands for years and
never see one of them. Life and prop
erty on the lowlands IN Formosa are aa
safe from the attack of savages as
they are in Japan. The island is re-
markably well policed, and law and or
der obtain throughout the civilized
portions.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12

general merchandise. Steamship Nome City will
leave cut this evening for the sound, where she
wiz load freight for San Francisco. Steamship
Alliance is due 10 arrive in this evening from
Coos bay with freight and passengers after
being repaired. French bark AIichelet is due
from UOgo. and while it has been understood
that she had an option 10 go TO the sound. ii is
now learned that she was directed TO come TO
the Columbia just before sailing. Russian
ship Finland has been chartered for outward
loading of the new crop grain from the Column
bia river for the United Kingdom or the cont
nent. The Finland sailed for Guayquil from
Newcastle. \. s. w, May with cargo of
coal and should be close in at the present
time. The Finland viii make the Columbia
river In time FOR November or December
loading
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Changes in Mining Stocks for Past Week

cause was assigned for the advance,
and it was not. accompanied by any
marked activity. The other southern
Nevadas were quiet throughout the
week.
The net result of the week was a
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Late Shipping Intelligence

ARRIVED
Saturday. July IL.
Schr Camsno. Walsund, 10 days from Ludlow.
Stmr Curacao. PaulsOn, IL days from Quay
mas vie San Pedro Sc hours.
Stmr Yirginian, Colcord days and II hours
from Salina Cruz.
Stmr Atlas Badger. - hours from Port
san Luis. with barge 81 in tow.
Barge 81. Stannard. - hours from Port San
Luis, in tow stmr Atlas.
SAILED
Saturday, July II.
Stmr HIorthIand. Erickson. Astoria.
Stmr Yellowstone. Rorvik. Willapa.
OCEAN STEAMERS
QUEENSTOWN-Arrived July 11-Stmr Etru-
ria from New York. FOR Liverpool, and pro-
ceeded.f
MoVILLE-Sailed July 1I-Stmr Caledonia
from Glasgow. for New York
NEW EORK-Arrived July 11-Stmr st.
Louis, from southampton.
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RAILWAY TRAVEL
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co.
(soUTHERN DIVISION
May o, J9oS
VIA sAUsALITo
For SausaIito. Mill valley. snn

For SausaIito, Mill Valley, san Ra-
| faeI-Daiiy: Every 80 minutes from
D. m; then 4:15 and every 80 minutes
until 7:45 p. M; 3, 1885 p. NJ, 1915
on Sundays additional trips as fol.
lows: 1O:l5, Ills a. m. and 1915, lis
For Fairfax-Week days: GAS 7.,z
/ S:15 a. m; 2:45, 3:45, 4:15, 4:45. Six
5:45 p. IN. Sundays: SIS, 9:15 81
1915, 1O:45, ll:4S a. m; 12:45, 1:45, 2:4S'
FOR San euentin-Daily: 7:45 a m
and AS p. m. -
Sis a. m. and 2:45 p. m. dai1v 20
Lagunitas, Camp Meeker, Monte Rio .1r
Cazadero and way stations. 'lo'
5:15 p. m. daily, except SUNDAYS ~
a. nj. and 7:45 D. M. Sundays onlv 20
Point Reyes and way stations
VIA TIBURON
For Tibusom, ron 6eioedere otao and sun Rn-
s:30. $40, 5:30, 1925 p m. daii,s -'oV,
On Sunday additional trip az
o. I'M. for San Rafael and intermedi..+t
points.
"a Rosa, Healdsburg, Cloverdale Irtc.aln san
Willis, Sherwood, SebastopoI ana I'D Id ln
stations.
Ia Rosa, Camp Vacation and wa san s.
tions. 80.
way stations. anu
11:oo a. m. .daily-For Petaluma Co.
ia Rosa and way stations. san
$50 d. IN. daily-For Peta1p,,,
ia Rosa, Healdsburg. CloverdaIa Tr,csl1 oan
Guerneville. Sebastopol and wav 1ls9n' sfa,
tions.
$40 D. m. daily-For Petaluma San.
ia Rosa and way stations san
$50 p. m. daily-For Glen F,lla,
way stations. an"
sTiburon only.
Pacific Transfer apsfs1 G Cos agents are au-
residence. oiii,
Ticket oface- .-,-..--... Ferry RulIdinc
General Oihces- = -ianes Flood BUILDING
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Other Districts
NavaI stores-Turpentinc and Ro.in

SAVANNAH. Ca. July lf.-Turpentine-
Firm. %S9tc; sales, l,e0I; receipts, 936; ship
meuts Isl.
RosR-Tirn sales. 3.0lG: receipts e.6l9;
SHIPMENTS, x; stock i2.50S. Quote: 4, B, c,
SIS; j., 81; J.. 50; aud c. $3.50: H. S:.S5 /;
l. $40: X, $50; ", 500; y, $500; NG,
So Il; WV $3.50
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12

general Improvement in the quotations
Tor the southern Nevadas and lower
prices for the Tonopahs and Comstocks
The Comstocks were also inactive and
without feature
Following are the highest prices for
the week:
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
COAST sHIPPING NEWs

ASTORIA. July 1.-THE steamship State
OF California left out this afternoon for San
Francisco with freight and passengers. Bar
tug Wallua Will go out OF commission on July
Is and be placed the drydock at st. Johns
for repairs and a general overhaulng The bar
tug Tatoosh VIII be placed In commission at
the time. Motor schooner Della left out
this morning for Nestucca with cargo of
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12

The only feature 10 mining stocks last
week was the steady advance IN Cold
field Consolidated from $5.32 to Sc, the
latter figure being touched on Friday
The stock fen of again yesterday, how
ever. to q closing price Of s5.S5. No
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY

Depot 18th and Mission SITS. Daily except SIM
day-Leave: s7:45a. 9:15a, 1:45ps 5:50p. AZ
holidays-Leave: 7:55a, 9:15a ss1O:00a. i0.tos
1900 noon. 1:45p. 5:5op, s:15p. Arrive: 7:s5s,
9:00a IL :29a, 1:22p, 3:55p. s5:05p 5.SSn
esp. -Mixed. ssGranada Express makes no
intermediate Etopz. 80 ------- -
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Memoranda

Per stInr Curacao from Guaymas-JuIy II. 6
p. NJ. OF Pigeon point. passed log raft. in tow
tug Daunuess, from Astoria. for San Diego
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
Compaguie Generate Transatlantique

DIRECT LINE TO HAyRE-PARIS.
Saiiings every Thursday. instead of Saturday.
at 10 a. m, from pier ~, North River, foot Of
Morton st.
First class to Havre. $3.50 and upward: sec
ond class TO Havre. $50 and upward GENERAL
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN
ADA. 10 State ST.. New York. j. F. FUGAZT
Manager Pacific Coast. $50 Montgomery St. San
Francisco. Tickets sold by all railroad ticket
agents.
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Gg GH pr
BIG DOUBLE EVENT

Contractors aud Express Public Auction sale
TUESDAY, July II. at II q. Ia. at DRUCkERS
STABLES. I'd and franklin SITS. (Oakland).
There ] VIII sell the II. o. II. L. and DTIcker's
Express, sprinkling and contractors wagons :
also 40 head of young, sound work horses. :;
lot OF business Bailey buggieS and buggies from
other good makers; also lot of single and
double harness. no outside horses sold)
WM MULLEN Manager.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12

~ Don't miss the big sale Of all kinds of
- horses and wagons. Buggies carts and
all kinds of harness. Outside horses sold COM
money refunded. Sale Monday. July 13. IL q. m,
at 18th and Valencia, DubOce stables. WM.
CLOUGH. auetoneer.
n. BY order of Mrs. J. Winters of Rich
~ mond l will sell her entire contracting
outfit, consisting of 20 heavy horses and mares,
sand and express wagons: leaving town; must
sell; Mrs. ]. Winters owner. Sale at 63 Duboce
ay. nr. Valencia, Thursday. July l6 IL a. m.
WM. CL0UGH. Auctioneer.
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and terra Gotta work for six story brick build
ing in s line OF 0'Farren street, 1876 L Of
Powell: Sc, $50.
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STATEMENT

GLOBE AND RUTGERS
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK. IN THE STATE OF NEW
YORK, on the 31st day Of December, A. D..
1907, and for the year ending on that day.
m ds f P9sgant TO the & provisions Of - section
annual statement filed with the insurance COM
missioner of the state of California.
CAPITAL
Amount ot capital stock, paid up in
cash :s4ss 500: 600: 9a
ASSETS
Real estate owned by company 49,. s72945. 90
Loans on bonds and mortgages. 6J,I00. 90
Cash market value of all stocks
and bonds owned by the
Cash in company's Office ......... 1854. AZ
Cash in banks ........... 0.773 "a
Interest due and accrued . q, ,s37. .4S
Premiums IN due course OF coliec-
ton, ............... ............., 974.666. .73
Insurance on losses already, paid J6661 80
Total assets ..............$4 s. les. .ls3 .o2
LIABILITIES
Losses adjusted and unpaid - $50 Oo3. 90
in suspense .............. 2Is. .424. 90
Gross premiums on fire risks run
ming year or less, $3,417,-
1886; reinsurance. so per cent. LOS 7a7. rs
Gross premiums on fire risks run
ming more than one year. $780,
l64.o7; reinsurance pro rata -. 477,4se. .73
Commissions brokerage due or to
become due. to agents -. 5S.5ss. 20
Due and to become due for boy
fowed money -..-,.........-.-. 10000 90
Total liabilities ...,............s26 81 6e4 $50. SC
INCOME
Net cash actually received for fire
premiums ......................S3 SO, ,493, 40. SO
Received for interest on mortgages 2,S65 90
Received from interest and divi-
dends on bonds. stocks, loans, and
from all other sources ........... los. 200. .73
Received for rents ......;-.- 5,54a. 90
Gross profit on sale or maturity OF
ledger assets ................ 2,6Os. SO
Total income .............$ 1852 11s 80
EXPENDITURES
Net amount paid for fire losses lin
ciudlng s404, ,4i550, losses of pre-
vious years. ...................s2 81, ,Oo5 375 s5
Dividends to stock holders .:.-... 10000. 90
brokerage ...:....;;..........:: sss. 1887 ~
charges for officers. clerks. etc. SJ414 70
Paid for state, national and local
taxes ....;..........;....: $3.50 .Oi
Gross loss sale or maturity OF
ledger assets ................. 5.43s 40
Borrowed money ....-............ 30 0G0. 90
All other expenditures ........... 1854. 80
Total expenditures .......... 81 9a4 200 90
Fire.
Losses incurred during the year 81 ,9I5, ,3al. 10
RISKS AND PREMIUMS
Fire Risks prrr,iun1c
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Net amount OF Risks
written during the
year -........--..-.
Net amount OF Risksl
expired during the
year ....-.-..s-
Net amount In force
December 81, 1907. i
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EXCHANGE

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were The sales on the san Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday;
-nkgcTnTE[S
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Net amount of risks
written during the
year
Net amount of risks
expired during the
year ...-.....
Net amount in force
December 81, 1907 -
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& & &
IS head in Oakland at auction. ON WEDNEs-
DAY, July il. at IL a. m. | will sell combina-
tion consignment of all kinds of cheap horses
mules and ponies, camping outfits. wagons. bug
gies, harness, saddles and whips When the
public wants to sell. then is the time to buy so
attend this 5G5 4th ST., Oakland
]. W. MEDEIRoS. Licensed Auctioneer.
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OFFICIAL SALES
MinIna Sfocks

II-0| = IT.
80 Chicago Crude ................-.-....
$500 " i Oh Co......................
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
SALES
Morning Session
California stock aud Oil Exchange

go 0u1mes Sugar Co ..-.....-.-.. - 20
- uawaiian Coml d sugar Co... % 90
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
UNUIAH md EULDtILLD NIUCh
RaruIs- Sessinn-o 40 to 12.3n

Too Belmont .--.. - 100 Cid Con NJ - S7i5
zoo Com Fraction. - 1000 Gld kcw0nas. -
-soo ConquerOr .... ~ 1000 Great Bend . 2G
Iea8 Dm 3 Btte g. is 500 Homesfake X a
5e0 DIN B Rtre G. 20 100 II0mestake Is -
1000 FV - Bid, - o.. 20o Pitts : PIX L CO.
100 Florence .--3. j = 500 81 Ives -..... 81
1000 Gen Wash . Ol 5000 Tram Con . IS
800 Goid Bar ---- - 800 West End ..- 90
600 Cid Con N.--5.gO.
Informal SessiOn-le-3o TO D. n.
100 Belmont ..--. 50 GU3 NacNamara IS
1000 Columbia Afr. u 1000 NfacNamara %
lY1J DO, So. IS 5O00 Mon Pitts Ex. o3
800 Com Fraction. - 100 Montana. s 101 30
800 COM Fraction. 53' 500 Pitts ; PIX. ..1.O2is
$40 Daisy -.--.-- - 500 Queen Regent. -
5000 Nm Bite e. 20 900 Red Hills ... 10
1000 Florence Ex.. "A 1000 Red TOP Ex 10
200 cid Con MIST 1000 Red Ton EN %
.l9u0 Great Bend . 3 1000 Rescue ....... 06
le00 Grt Bend AuE u6 1000 Sandstorm. bis IS
$500 H0mestake K. - 100 Ton Of New. : 80
1000 Homestabe *. ~ 1900 Tramp Con Is
1900 Lone star O6 800 West End g.. -
1900 Man 5umbidt O4I
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informal Session-Io 80 to , .. N.
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
or ra~-n~m-m
~ Z 2DA

Bid.Ask. Bid.Ask /
Brunswick C.. II Gent Eureka. q 1
NEVADA
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OCEAN TRAVEL

TICKET OFFICE AT sAUsALITO FERRY
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LIABILITIES

Net cash actually received for fire
premiums .........
Received for interest on mortgages.
Received from interest and divi-
dends on bonds. stocks, loans, and
from all other sources .....
Received for rents ......
Gross profit on sale or maturity OF
ledger assets
Tn4oI lunotna
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-01-16
new IRRIGATION
SCHEME PROPOSED
Cheap Coal to Aid in Reclaim
ing Portions OF a
West.

What lis salj SO b. something new In
the way 81 a system Tor converting
arid. sanehrusll plains rio fertile soh
is IN operation at White Elufs. Il new
town tolty-tivc miles W the columbia
river from EcNncwicl. and The center
If l.5eO acres of land put uNdrr irrlsa-
lion October ~.
The i~rrigatinp device IS Called a gas
producer irrisaii"n plant US nsNalht-
ton began Jane : and water Was
turncd ON October ~. rhc plant, which
wls erected in :, mcaSur" as' IN 'Np"fi
n.rrt. consumes q cheap grade oi u%
mite coal. the cos'l being converted mt"
gas and the gas operating "a lnalltls"
pump which draws water from we GO"
iunhia ut the rate of 5000 gallons a
minute. by this means II has been
demonstrated at White Bluns. under
not TO exceed a 7.,-foot Mt. l'.ld can at
irrigated at "a cost ~. from *i3o 10 W.
an acre.
kind to be- put in use In TINS state. has
n capacity of 100 horsepower. ~disCharg-
Ing 5000 gallons of COLUMBIA river wa
ter per minute with 4 lit of apron
maiely scycmty-tiNc tert. ovcrtIrnWli'E
the theory tina, irrigation cannot he
made to pay where the water cannot
he brought 10 the hand hy gravity A
total of six miles of pipe conveys the
water over the land.
White Bluffs is Il; small town OF be-
tween JOO ana 3VV poIulati"'' ihe -
typical western mining camp. sprung
| up almost In n day. 1t WAS u~nthouEht
,of Il year ago.
I'm iS6U the United states governments
established IA fort and trading post a,
! the point on the east bank OF The Co
lumbia Where the town now stands.
Ten years subsequent the military road,
connecting Fort Spokane with North
Yakima, was huiit and extended
through what IL now White Bluffs. For
| .many years the town has hcen the
meeting place for the northern Mash
,,n2tun Indians and many ~ council OF
peace and war and many an aboriginal
powwow has been held there.
Otherwise the place was unknown ex-
rept y Il desotatc sage brush waste I'M
til ~ real estate company acquired SEQ
acres surrounding the town. etwee
the Iianford Irrigation mud Power conl-
pany's ditch e1ld the Columbia. plated
The town. lC~..n Ia sell lots and acreage
n installA& the experiment gas pro-
tucer irrigation plant. An additional
LOO acres has recently been purchased
and Will he placed under irrigation by
the doubling of the capacity of the ir.
%.rigatins plant.
The soil n climate are similar To
| that Of the entire columbia river valley.
and the land is as fertile as that of
Yakima. Wcnatchee or KiOna with W.
ter. A. $40. 900 Country club ,.otel was
constructed ut White Bluffs last sum
mer and the intention OF the manage
ment eventually is tn convert tho place
ing from pulmonary diseases. the eli
mate being dry and conducive to the
best results In the treatment of such
.oceS
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-01-16
He Was wilma to Walk.

In = certain provincial town In Ire
land dwelt two Celts-Hennessy and
o'l;rien-who N day set out to seek
their fortunes In u new country. In
Dublin they became separated, and
I!ennessy. rabl to find his oomrade.
embarked for America alone. Arrived
in New York. he secured n position AZ
=, diver and was put to work near the
docks.
Meanwhile. o'Brien. after an arduous
+ = vain search for his friend. took a
=. . bound for New YORK. AS the ship
WAS being locked. he saw u diver just
emerging rom the water. and AS
plHricn had never seen 4 dive before.
he watched This ones every Ycm
with wondernent. But his delight n
alnaZemeNt knew no bounds when see
ing the G::e: i-naoVe his helmet. he
recognized his on" time companion.
Henrcssy Suddenly. however. Il grs.ai
light broke upon o'ISrien's mind. and
His >ountenanc- underwent a change.
There WAS u world Of reproach III his
voice when he sang out:
"pi. say, liianissy. why the divil
aian't We. tell mc W intindcd To waIk
over? Ia have walked with We"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-01-16

''They won't convict me. ,Insi nc
n I'm glad 10 see YOU. Mr. Lester
and he held ouf his hand. Il snail. Of
course, need sourc ,cgal advice"
I'm glad You admit that much,' re
Orted Godfrey. with sarcasm. y un-
derstand h a Nou haven't coni4sceuded
rs Vet 20 prove an alibi?'
No answered the prisoner quietly.
"The fact is. | can't prove an a,.b!."
"You cant ana Godtrey3 fac~
palcd 4 little.
NO. when / left the house tnas night.
i went down to the pier and had II Int
tie talk with Graham. taen II wan
dered around the grounds until the
storm came ny. when l We; back 10
the house and up 10 my roorN. No
body SAW me l spoke 10 nohods after
! left Graham. until ! returned 20 the
house There's only my own word ro,
1t What Was the use OF ,ci;ine The
police n story like that"
y use al all agreed Doaf,ey
hastily. I'm glad YOU didn't ;.ll il.
Bui what on earth possessed YOU TO
hehave III such a crazy fasnion?"
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more quietly. is one question wl..ca :
mes. absolutely refuse to answer