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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-10-24
UNION LEADER TOBACCO Is NOT
UNION MADE,

DECEPTION is still one Of the main
characteristics OF the tobacco trust,
and strange to say many worlkingmen
are subject to it's delusion.
A brand Of tobacco known az
Union Leader is widely advertised,
and its name might indicate that the
tobacco was made In a union shop.
Union workingmen should not con-
tinue to permit themselves to be de-
ce1ved, no tobacco is union n1aAde' I'M
less It bears the blue. label Of the
Tobacco Workers' union. Union
Leader does not bear the union label,
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ORIGIN OF INJUNCTION.


It is the power that some 200 years
before the Christian era was bestowed
uron the Roman tribune. His office
was really to protect the weak
against the strong. He WAS elected
for one year. and his person was
sacred.
This office was in force for more
than 400 years, and finally degener-
ated into irresponsible, personal, abso-
lutism.
AS long as the tribune was in ofdcs
he could prevent a case from being
tried or a law from being executed.
After some years Caesar became tri-
hume for life and then the law went to
pieces.
It was resurrected in the time Ct
Charles I. who at that time had tha
power to Judge, the power to execute.
This power descended from king to
| king, ana when something happened
or was about to happen. and there was
no law to prevent, they made an ap-
paal to the king to use HIS sovereign
power to aid them, and he did it at
first, and later on he allowed his cham
cellor to Go it.
The court Of chancery was court
Of eonscience-it was purely and SIM
ply irresponsible, personal, govern
ment as distinct from the American
form OF government, which IL govern
mont by law, and the only distinction
between law and equity in England,
50 they called It ohancery.
It was q peculiar law. In England
when two men are fighting, and ona
has the others head under his arm,
just punching him, he Is sa1d to have
his head 'in ohaneery."
The man who went to chancery
court had about as little chance of
justice as the man who GOES to In
junction judges now. The Judge nrst
determines what is wrong; ana then
he determines what is evidence; then
he constitutes himself jury and de-
termines how much penalty st.all be
applied.
The right or the wrong OF the matter
is wholly determined by the whin,s
and prejudices of the Judge or clan-
cellor.
Now, you and some Of your friends
come together and say we will not
buy certain hats because the methods
pursued in their manufacture are cal
culated to destroy the standard of liv-
ing, and with it American manhood
and wonanhood, and the manufac-
turer simply says, I want to make
more money tfnn my competitors Il
DO not care anything about your chill
dren or society,"
Fou reply, VERY well! We shall tell
tho country all about tive will lay
| all the facts before the people. We
shall not nasrepresent you or your
business. but tell the pure and simple
truth
: The manufacturer applies to an In
Junction Judge. who issa1es 4 nanda-
tory order commanding you not to do
Il upon pain Of being adjudEed In
contempt and severely punished. That
is the modern Injunction.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-10-24

Every Republican who gives his
country and the welfare and happiness
Of his fellow men precedence over
party alliance, cannot do otherwise
than support Bryan in the present
campaign.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-10-24

If some plan could be devised to
reduce the inflated land values around
Duluth to actual values, what a bless
Ing 1t would be to the workers; but
what a havoc it would raise amone
the army Of local parasites who sub
stst on "boon1s," snaps, suckers, and
rent rackin9.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-10-24

Tbs full-dinner paiI.s with which tl14I
Republican 81 machine d4eiySd u The
voters IL other Il sconstptj ~
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-10-24
5FoLLoWINIG ] Our : VI 4 !. E;,A.p,ERs.

Labor is not seeking TO promote the
supremacy " one political party over
another Tor mere part sake. Labor
~ simply hghtins III defen1e Of her
life. And Samuel Gonpers and the
executive council u @ the Atnerfcan
FSdsrAtion ofS Labor are our commits
stoned osfic ir Till altrr,slat srn,y and
ths cnnlI dence pecessary e.
foliow HON l1er On hes ssT The
journal of
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-10-24
SHERMAN SILENT ON Oil STATE

A dispatch from Winchester. penn
sylvanta, says that Jxli1es 8. hee41tiia,,,
Republics, candidate for tho vice,
President. who addressed 4, mass
meeting IL that city declined to make
any answer 10 4 stAtsihinssesnl1t that VII
liam Z. II4arst h,Akd letters conneotinx
him Sherman ;ttanderd on
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-10-24

The general consensus of opinion
among scores Of men Of both ,p4rttes
with whom the Labor World repre-
sentative has TALKED u that Governor
Johnson VIII carry 81. Louis county BY
over q thousand, majority. Is
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NO sCAss, SAYS PRIEST.

Unless the contractors OF Reno,
New. employ none but union labor the
100000 Catholic church, which Is be-
Ing constructed In that city, may be
delayed Indefinitely. Father Thomas
ID. Truman, head Of this parish, re-
fused to allow non union men to work
on the ediflce.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-10-24
/. November Iliird.

You've found out by. experiences
ProteStinEe Will not do: %.:t T.
The ballot 10 your only dope
It rests alone with you. :,
Your actions IN the past to say
The least. have been absurd.
SO profit by tho errors made. 80
Upon November Third. -
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-10-24

The man who wants to
dress nicely at slight ex-
pense can easily do If
he comes to the Fitwen for
his 9 clothes. $15 is really q
small amount to pay for
clothes, particularly when
they're a full third better
than the best SIS values Of
other stores. We'll give
you at this price all that is
worthy in ready-to-wear ap-
parel; each style, every ma.
terial, color and pattern has
been chosen with full def
erenee to the tastes of
young and elderly men who
would dress in the height Of
fashion. We are showing
a collection of Suits, Over
coats and Raincoats st SIS
so strikingly superior to any
in the city at the same price,
that every man who intends
to get clothes owes it to
himself to see them.
All goods bought here
kept pressed and repaired 2
years free of charge. !.
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Company. Mr.. Sherman said ~ lid
net ussna 4 1,AoSssAry % this time 70
u.aie4 any statesnents ii regard 70 the
matter. ZIP h i :.==s 't@sz5549
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{. Oct. q. s.. Nov. I. "a. 81. :os.
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Labor World-oct. 81, 81, Nov. Z. i.
. ii II, 28. 190S. iEt, ss
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CHAVES COUNTY.
ROOSEVELT COUNTY.

TeXico. Nov. with two precincts
to hear from Roosevelt county gives
Andrews 555; Larrazolo 1.144
Clovis, Nov. 4.-Andrews receives in
this precinct 146 and Larrazolo 24S:
Copeland for the Council, 142, and
McPpp o54
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New York, Nov. 4.-William How
ard Taft, of Ohio, the Republican can
didate, has been elected the twenty
seventh President of the United States
and James Schoolcraft Sherman, OF
New York, has been chosen vice-presi-
dent. This is the outcome of the most
remarkable political campaign in the
history Of this nation. William Jen-
nings Bryan, of Nebraska, the Demo
cratic candidate, went down to the
third defeat of his life's ambition, to
occupy the White House.
The returns today indicate that
Taft will have at least 29S electoral
votes and probably more. One Of the
results SURPRISING the most sanguine
hopes of most of the Republicans was
Taft's carrying Greater New York by
a plurality of 15,600. The plurality in
New York state will exceed Roose-
velt's big plurality of 1904.
Governor Charles e. Hughes was
reelected by a plurality estimated
early today at above $4,000 over the
vote cast for his Democratic opponent,
Lieutenant Governor Chanler. While
Greater New York gave Taft more
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than $4,000, it gave Chanler a margin
of 5S,S43.
Congress Safely Republican.
With thirty-one United States sena-
tors to be elected by state legislatures
chosen yesterday or earlier in the fall
the Republicans will retain control Of
both houses of Congress. The precise
figures being subject to change, how
ever.
The New England states, New Jer-
sey and Pennsylvania rallied to Taft
with notable majorities. Maryland re-
turns early today dwindled Taft's
plurality, as claimed last night, until
Bryan appeared to have narrowly car
ried the state. West Virginia is also
in the doubtful column. If Maryland
and West Virginia are Bryan states,
Taft will have 291 electoral votes. OF
the states which at the outset Of the
day were placed in the Bryan column,
Colorado and Montana are still sub
ject to counter claims. Nebraska, how
ever is decisive'y credited to Bryan.
On this basis of facts the known table
of electoral votes would be as fol.
lows:
States For Taft.
California TO- Connecticut 7, Della
ware 8, Idaho 8, Illinois 81 Indiana Is,
, Iowa, IS, Kansas 10, Maine g. Massa-
chusetts 1G, Michigan IA, New Hamp-
shire 4. New Jersey 12, New York SO,
North Dakota A, Ohio 90, Oregon 4,
Pennsylvania "a, Rhode Island. 4,
South Dakota 4. Vermont 4, Utah 8,
Washington 5, Wisconsin 13 and Wy
oming 3. Total number of electoral
votes for Taft. 291
States For Bryan.
Alabama II, Arkansas 8, Florida 5,
Georgia 13, Kentucky IS, Louisiana 8,
Mississippi 10, Nebraska s, Nevada 8,
North Carolina 70, Oklahoma 7, South
Carolina 8, Tennessee -, Texas IS,
Virginia II. Colorado 5. Total number
of electoral votes for Bryan 1872.
In doubt, Maryland s, West Virginia
| 7, Missouri Is. Tota, 33.
Significant Results.
Among the most significant results
of the election we're the reelection to
Congress of Speaker Joseph G. Cannon
and Chairman S. E. Paine, of the
House committee of ways and means,
the probable reelection of Governor
John A. Johnson. of Minnesota, which
state gave Taft $1,000 majority. The
vote on Hisgen of the Independence
party was meagre and did not materi-
ally affect the result. Little is known
yet of the magnitude Of the Socialist
and Prohibition vote.
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GRANT COUNTY.

Silver City, Nov. 4.-The returns
this forenoon indicate that Larrazolo
has carried this county by about 900
majority. Two years ago Larrazolo
carried the county by 437.
LUNA COUNTY.
Deming, Nov. incomplete returns
give L.arrazolo rs majority. The com.
plete returns will increase this to $50
majority. The Democratic legislative
ticket receives about 200 majority, ex-
cepting Moffit, who receives only Is
majority Larrazolo carried the county
two years ago by 1G1.
QUAY COUNTY.
Tucumcari, Nov. 4.-Seventeen pre-
cincts outside of Tucumcari, give Lar
razolo 224. Larrazo!o carried the
county by between 500 and 600 ma
jority or about one-half the Democrats
had counted upon.
Nara Visa, Nov. 4.-Nara Visa gives
Andrews SO and Larrazolo 65.
sANDoVAL COUNTY.
Domingo, Nov. 4.-This precinct
gives Andrews 1OS and Larrazolo 3.
Bernalillo, Nov. 4.--Bernalillo pre-
cinct of Sandoval county gives An
drews 100; Larrazolo 81 Corrales
precinct, Andrews 116; Larrazolo 2;
Pena Blanca, Andrews ia; Larrazolo
q Placitas, Andrews II; Larrazolo / ::
Algodones, Andrews SO; Larrazolo 10.
n. Andrews majority in the county
will be between 700 and 500. Five out
of sixteen precincts give Andrews a
majority of 375.
M'klNLEY COUNTY.
aGllup, Nov. 4.--Unoficial returns
give Andrews 404 and Larrazolo I'll.
Two years ago, Andrews carried the
county bys76.
oTERo COUNTY.
Alamogordo, Nov. 4.--Otero county
gives Larrazolo. 10S majority. This
county gave him 1877 majority two
years ago.
GUADALUPE COUNTY.
Santa Rosa, Nov. 4.--Santa Rosa and
four railroad precincts give Andrews
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and the plurality of $4,000 for Bryan,
which was then indicated, has been
cut to 10000 by the late returns.
Bryan Leads in Maryland.
Baltimore, Md, Nov. 4.-Bryan
leads in Maryland by about one thou
sand, according to the latest figures
which give Bryan 101 ,402; Taft 1907
339. In four counties returns are in
complete, but in each case only few
precincts remain to be heard from.
Taft Carries Indiana.
Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 4.-For the
first time since Thomas Hendricks
was elected governor On the Demo
cratic ticket and Grant received the
electoral vote of the state on the ma
tional ticket, Indiana has given a
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HOW THE VARIOUS STATES
VOTED INTHE ELECTION
New York, Nov. 4.-Taft's plurality
in Greater New York is 1858.

ANOW VI N, ANON. l. alt Dlul Qllly
in Greater New York is 1858.
Bryan Carries Nebraska.
Lincoln, Nov. 4.-Beginning with a
brilliant victory in his home precinct,
Bryan reversed the Republican ina
jority of 1000 in this CITY, carried the
county by handsome plurality AMI
will win the state by about 10 900.
Oklahoma Gives Bryan 25.0o0.
Guthrie, Okla, Nov. 4-Republican
gains have been general but not large
enough to affect the result of the ma
tional ticket, congressman or the leg
islature. ryans plurality is estimated
a. -".c0o. OF the congressional drlega-
tion four Democrats and one Rlpubli
can were reelected and the 'egisla-
ture will be overwhelmingly Dem,-
cratic. II will reelected U. s. Senator
Thomas P. Gore.
Illinois Gives Taft 175,OOo.
Chicago, Nov. 4-The early morning
returns did not materially change the
! figures Of Taft last night, Taft car.
ried Cooke county bya72,o0Q and the
city of Chicago BY 56,0Oo His plurality
in the states is from 10000 to 175,-
600.
Bryan Carries Missouri BY 10000.
st. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 4.-Missouri,
which last night had apparently gone
Democratic by a large majority is still
in doubt on all but the national ticket
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The above majorities by counties
shows that Delegate w. H. Andrews
has been reelected by majority
slightly over 1000. While there may
yet be some changes. these are in no
way likely to change the final result.
Even the Democrats today concede the
defeat of o. A. Larrazo,o. Democratic
predictions of overwhelming maiorit.
les in the counties of Roosevelt, Quay
Chaves, Eddy did not prove true as is
indicated by the result The following
are incomplete returns received from
various counties in the territory by
the New Mexican up to late this after
noon:
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plurality to a Republican candidate for
president and at the same time elect
ed a Democratic candidate for COVER
nor. Whether Thomas R. Marshall
governor%lect will carry the state tic
ket with him, is a matter of conjecture
and according to the latest estimates
Taft received plurality of aboutl5,-
600 and Marshall about 5000. The con-
gressional representation will probab-
ly be seven Democrats and six Re-
publicans. The Legislature is doubt
full
Ohio Goes For Native Son.
Cincinnati O.. Nov. 4.-Taft carried
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SAN JUAN COUNTY.
MORA COUNTY.

Roy, Now 4.-Andrews carried this
precinct by 55 majority. Navarro for
the Council by II; Bushkevitz for the
House, 130; Blattman for the House,
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u majority. The same precincts give
Mechem for the council 131 majority
and Clancy for the house 157 major
ity.
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Estimates Give Victorious Candidate
Probably 29S Electoral
Votes
BRYANs QUESTION DO THE PEOPLE RULE ANSWERED
American People Demonstrate in no Uncertain Way
That They Want Statesman and Not Ibeoris
in the White House.

than $4,000, it gave Chanler margin
| of 5S,S43.
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coLEAx COUNTY.

Ration, Nov. with six precincts
still to hear from, Andrews receives
40 majority The precincts to be
heard from are Democratic and the
county will give LarraZolo from 100 to
200 majority.
Springer, Nov. 4.-W. H. Andrews,
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ANDRENS HE'LL
PEOPLE OF NEW MEXICO PROVE
THAT THEY WANT STATEh,
Republicans Have Big Majority
Thirty-Eight Legislative
Assembly
LARRAZ0L0 FAILS TO EVEN CARRY HIS OWN COUNTY
Entire Republican County Ticket Elected With Large
Majority for Andrews Results in Other Counties.
of the Territory
LARHAZOL0 FAILS TO EVEN CARRY HIS OWN COUNTY

II majority. The same precincts give
Mechem for the council 131 majority
and Clancy for the house, 157 major
ity.
SAN JUAN COUNTY.
Pennington, Nov. Returns from
ten precincts out Of eleven in San
Juan county give Larrazoo majority
of 1871. L. Bradford Prince. Republi-
can for the council has a majority of
%, and Price Walters, for the House.
has a majority of % The entire Dem
ocratic county ticket was elected with
the exception Of one county commits
sioner.
MORA COUNTY.
Roy, Nov. 4.--Andrews carried this
precinct by IS majority. Navarro for
the Council by II; Bushkevitz for the
House, 1870; Blattman for the House,
II.
cHAVEs COUNTY.
Roswell Nov 4.--Six precincts out
side of Roswell give Larrazoo 1877
majority Roswell gives Andrews 433;
Larrazolo 779. Lake Arthur pre-
cinct gave Andrews 36 and Larrazolo
I75. Lower Penasco gave Andrews 81
and Larrazolo 33; precinct No. II.
gave Andrews Sc; Larrazolo 104. Elev-
en- out Of twelve precincts give LARA.
zolo majority of 512. The remaining
precincts may increase this to $50.
ROOSEVELT COUNTY.
TeXico, Nov. with two precincts
to hear from Roosevelt county gives
Andrews 555: Larrazolo Liza.
Clovis, Nov. 4.-Andrews receives in
this precinct 146 and Larrazolo 24S;
Copeland for the Council, 142, and
McBee 254.
GUADALUPE COUNTY.
Santa Rosa, Nov. 4.-The following
vote was recorded last night in Santa
Rosa precinct Andrews 90: Larrazo-
10 1903: Mechem, Republican. for the
Council 1873; Martinez, Dem. 6S; Clan
cy, Republican. for the House 116:
Baker, Democrat, "A. The ticket was
badly scratched.
Indications are that Stephens, Re-
publican for sheriff, and Raphael, Re-
publican, for treasurer, will be elect
ed. Report from Hondale, Luna coun-
ty, apparently authentic. Gives LARA
zolo % and Andrews 5. Settlement
all new comers.
VALENCIA COUNTY.
Los Lunas, Nov. 4.-Valencia county
comes to the front with an old-time
majority of 1850 for Andrews.
DONA ANA COUNTY.
Las Cruces, Nov. Andrews car
ries this county by 160; Mcbride by
$50: Tipeon by $50; Tempke by Ats.
TORRANCE COUNTY.
Moriarty. Nov, 4-Precinct No. 8,
gives Larrazolo 95 Andrews 20, Ma
jorities: John Y. Hewitt, 8; Jesus G.
Sanches SO: julius Romero -; Pedro
Lucero Torres 12 Gavino Baca 12;
E. w Robertson 25; Julius Meyers
1O7; Perfecto Jaramillo 8; H. G. Soud-
ers 33; w. B. Shelton 81; S. B. James
q.
COLFAx COUNTY.
Ration, Nov with six precincts
still to hear from, Andrews receives
40 majority. The precincts to be
heard from are Democratic and the
county will give Larrazolo from 100 to
200 majority.
Snrinper Nov Nv TT Andrews
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-09-23
CAN'T SPEAK TO WIFE.
Judge Preble Also Orders That No
Disposition be Made Of Cash
or Property.

Restraining orders were issued Sat
urday by Judge Preble in the divorce
case of Louise F. Hughes against S.
V. Hughes, by which the husband is
enjoined from speaking to his wife
or visiting her at boarding house in
this city.
In the same order. Judge Preble
included a restraint against the dis
position of any of the Hughes prop.
erty, valued at $4,000. or large
sums of money which Mrs. Hughes
declares her husband has secreted
from her.
The orders are issued as a part Of
the divorce proceedings. and the
hearing on the permanency of them
will be held on Monday.
Judge Preble granted a divorce
Saturday In the case of Rose Scott
against Thomas j. Scott, the charges
of abusive treatment and habitual
drunkenness being made.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-09-23
FRUIT FOR YAKIMA DAY.

Merchants of the city are prepar-
ing for a fruit exhibit in the store
windows of North Yakima that will
be the greatest advertising of this
valley that has ever been done. The
displays will be in place on Yakima
Day, the opening of the fair.
Tit move of the Yakima CONNER
cial club, the movement having been
started by that organization one year
ago, proved a good one and the bust
ness men of the city fully appreciate
the value of the advertising thus
done. Every business house in
North Yakima should have its fruit
display during the fair week. 1t can
be placed at small expense, it is Of
value too great to estimate.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-09-23
NEED FAIR ACCOMMODATIONS.

Preparation should be started at
once for the proper accommodation
Of hundreds of visitors who will be
in North Yakima during the state
fair week. and who must have places
10 sleep aud eat while here Even
without special conventions or large
gatherings. the hotels and rooming
houses OF North Yakima are now
crowded TO their capacity, and travel
ing men have remained UP ali night
Because Of inability to secure accom-
aodatious during the rush Four
hundred extra visitors a day would
TAX North Yakima past all present ac-
eommodations. The problem is one
shat needs serious consideration If
she state fair commission. the Com
nercial elub and other organiza-
rions. An information bureau, con-
Quoted for several years past, has
previously solved the problem to a
considerable extent The same plan.
AMY on more elaborate scale.
should De undertaken this year and
every person in North Yakima hay-
ing a spare room should provide for
its rental. so that the visitors to the
fair may have the treatment that they
deserve.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-09-23
GIVE FOR FAIR AWARD.

North Yakima citizens who are in
terested in the welfare of the COM
munity. and there is probably not one
person in the city who does not feel
eligible to that class. can make no
better move for the promotion of the
city's interests than to back the bust
ness men in the plan to give $1,000
as a special fruit award for county
exhibits at the state fair.
Commissioner Remy takes the
right stand when he says that all
citizens should support the move
ment for this special prize. 1t is
10 be a distinctive feature of the
state fair, It will draw horticul-
tural exhibit that has never been
squaled in the state. At the same
Tine it will attract fruit men to the
fair who will learn of Yakima fruit
at the time they are inspecting the
displays of other counties.
1t will pay business men, profess
sional men, ranchers and all others
% join in the subscription for this
thousand dollar fund.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-09-23
MARK HISTORIC SPOTS.

The Yakima valley possesses some
of the most historic spots of Wash
ington, and the move of the State
Historical society to mark several Of
them is an excellent one.
Fort Simcoe, with its quaint block
house and old style of houses. is one
of these relics of pioneer days. The
"old mission of the Ahtanum val
ley is another. Unless some steps
are taken to preserve these marks
of the early days of the Yakima
country. they will soon be gone and
forgotten. Yakima valley residents
should assist the society in doing
more than preserving the memory,
for the reality is still available.