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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-18

St Johns. N. F.. April 14.-Bring.
ing tidings of the sinking of the
steamer Grand Lake. and the serious
injury OF several others caught In the
grip or ice floes. the steam sealer.
New Foundland limped into port to-.
uay leaking badly. The Grand Lake
was smut up In the relentless Jaws
OF TWO great ice floos until her sides
gave way and her engines were
crushed. Her crew made their es-
cape A catch of 10000 seals went
down with the Grand Lake. This
cargo was valued at $4,000 and
was insured.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-18
HAS PAID REBATES.
Great Northern Railway Co Convicted
and Fined 5000.

e'eas Norinern Hallway Co Convictes
and Fined 5000.
New York, April s.-The Grea
Northern Railway company was toda,
convicted Of granting rebates to tn,
American Sugar Refining company, be.
lore Judge Holt, in the United States
circuit court, and fined IS, 600. The
company was charged by the govern.
ment with giving rebates on snvar
shipped from this city to Sioux Civ
La In leo2. Counsel for the comnanv
gave notice of an appeal. The rebat,
ing indictments against the Northarn
steamship company were Dismissed
~. me .rlai was remarkable for its brew
lty, la't'ng only two days.
- Before Judge Holt imposed the ino
united States District Attorney sim
son called the courts attention ~ H.
laet that there had been no attemntod
'oncea iment of the alleged crime unon
the part of the defendant.
mere Is no element of concealment
10 y, THIS case" said Mr.. stimson ssand
ne court will recall that in the cosa 90
.he new York Central, convicted for
me same offense, there was an elabor
ne system of bookkeeping which
'Unceaied The payment of rebates and
ne giving OF the rebate money Uas
Aepe OH the regular books of the oo,a
' a. there is nothing of that kind T |
ia glad to gay, in this case -
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-18
Japs Manufacturing Elana

can Francisco, April l1.-Tbat n,
yapaneae intend to profit in more wav'
nan one through the visit of tbs aa a.
!; isn ,a. Meet became known today when
II was reported that Toxic firm, " bea
manufactured thousands of Ama =, nau
naes and shipped them here in ante ,ia'
patton OF a great demand for patriotin
The intn,p w ne9 the armada arrives here.
on nus Information came in letter from m
an American in Toxic. The w ,ttul
:. that the quantity is so great t I'e.
vessel. sp@ee on the
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-18
Lisbon Prisons Grove. :,

81, LISBON, April 8.-Unawed bv tbe
s ettoIg military force with which the e
o;ay mas swarmed since the election
s Eiotlng OF Sunday evening and '' tba
meas u%sS "a arrivals INV of troops from the prov
a ,ncea To-Day, the population of r,i piUr
ina mace mesh demonstrations this , eSsm
~ ,ng' In the outlying sections ~ az 81.
t tba eney paraded, shouted, and iaa, Yl
One soldiers and sang revoIntion u Ieei %.
bundr aiap p by the troops. Two
of f,,Irpa arrests were made and II IL
o.nclaliy announced that more than ~ eo =
"'ies'S were made Sunday and Mond oo'
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-18
EXPOSES RAILROAD JuGGLERs
Interstate Commerce Commission Is
sues Special Report.


sues Special Report.
Washington, April ga special re-
port just issued by the Interstate Com
merce commission gives a practical
illustration of the manner in which
railway corporations, onle independ-
emf, have developed into fully controll-
ed systems. The report is the result
Of an Investigation made in connection
with the este Enlistment OF uniform
system Of reports for railways which
the commission is empowered to pre-
scribe. One of its principal duties
will be tc compile information to aid.
IN determining the proper form OF
standard balance sheet.
One OF the principal uses of the re-
port will be to furnish information,
heretofole unobtainable, to the public,
congress, court and Interstate Commerce
commission. 1t makes public for the
hrst time the amount Of securities in
the hands of the corporations. The
statistical tabulation shows that out of |
over $4,000, 900, 900 of out tand NO !
securities $3.50, 100000 is he'd by
railway corporations, leaving in the
hands OF the public about 81, 800, 0OO,-
Ooo OF funded debt and "a, 700, 900, 600
81 stocks. 1t includes table of mis-.
;ellaneous holdings of railway cornpan.
es In other securities than those of
always.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-18
THE LIABILITY LAW.
Provisions 'of Measure just Passsa
by Both Houses.

washington. April TO- AS passed
ny noth houses of congress, the iiabiI.
NY bill is expected to meet the obiec.
lions OF the United States Supreme
court to the common carrier lIahilitv
law OF is96, decided to be unconstjtn,
tional by the court. The bill abol;sbss
the strict common law liability. which
oars recovery for personal injury or
death OF an employee occasioned bv the
negligence of fellow servant. II also
Ielaxes the common law rule which
makes contributory negligence defense
10 claims for such injuries, and ney0
mits an employe to recover for an in.
Jury caused by negligence of 90
The bill does not bar recov.
cry even though the injured one con
by his own negligence TO the
injury. The amount of the recovery is
~ In the came degree with
'ne negligence of the injured to the in
NA1
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-18
GRAVE PERIL IN ANARCHY.
PRESIDENT Sends Vigorous Message to
Both Houses of Congress.

Washington, April 10.-In ons OF tn
shortest messages which be has We
transmitted to congress, Presiden
roosevelt yesterday called the attention
OF that body to the necessity for furthe,
legislation on the subject O: anarchy.
with the message he transmitted re.
port reviewing the legal phases of the
question by Attorney General Bona
parte. The message of the president is
as follows: -
TO tho senate and house of repre-
sentatIves:
4 herewith submit letter from the
department of justice which exlains
Itself. Under this opinion l hold that
existing statutes give the president
power to prohibit the postmaster gene
raj from being used as an instrument
IN the CONN Ia lion of crime, that is to
no1ibit The use OF the mails for the
adv cacy of murder, arson and treason
an ] shall act upon such construction
'Unquestionably, however, there
should be further legislation by con-
gress In this matter. When conpared
with the suppression Of anarchy, every |
other question sinks into insigni6capce
me anarchist Ia the enemy OF human
lty' the enemy OF all mankind, and his
Is deeper degree of criminaljty than
my other. No immigrant is allowed
o ccme to our shores If he is an anar-
INST; and no paper published here or
broad should be permitted in this
ountry II it propsgates anarchist onin.
ons. THEODORE ROOSEVELT
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-18

Washington, April lo.-Iawvors :,
congress confess they have run mon nos :. =
s aeal question in the resolution miro.
t aI' s oy Senator Elkins to suspend nm n
.li January |, 1901, the penalties 81
.ached to the commodities cIanss az ~
'ne railroad rate bill. Members ot 90 ~ :,
senate Judiciary committee have invas
ugated the Elkins resolution ana Ives .as
MAJ MAJ II u were adopted in advance ~
nay y would violate the commod;,s
cause y, so that the Supreme court Of .hs
a on''eo states would decline to tssa
cognizance OF test suits. " 'ase
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-18

9 Wheat-Cluh, Sac; bluestem, $40
valley, SOC; red, SIC. w
J barley--Feed, s24 80 per ton: rollad
S27@2s per ton; brewing. s27.
gray, s26. p'' '0u
Corn aa = Whole, 1880; cracked
1 Hay-Valley timothy, No. /. s17 nor
ton; Eastern Oregon timothy. AZ 10.
clover, sl4; cheat, SIS; grain hav. sis
OILS; alfalfa, sl2.
Fruits-Apples, sI@s.6o per box
according to quality; cranberries ssN
Ii per barrel. Y'Ss
| Observation-Disclosures 75aaoc mar
dozen; asparagus, &c pound; beans. Soc
pound; cabbage, l II @124c pound can.
mower, o0c@$l; celery, "a .5O(a5 ner
crate: parsley, Zoe per dozen; peas Inc
pound; peppers, zoe per pound; rad.
ishes' zoe per dozen; rhubarb. s2a2. s5
per crate; spinach, soc crate: snronts
Toe per pound, squash, 1aI Izc porn5
onions-oregon "a .25@4 so per hun
dred. P'' -'un-
Potatoes-4s@55c per hundred de-.
livered Portland.
Butter-Fancy creamery, 27Sc per
pound. P''
Ponltry-Average old hens. 146lsc
per pound. mixed chickens. 1sc.
sprlng chickens, 10000; turkeys livs
io9loc; dressed, choice, i7@lse:
geese. live, 50; ducks, l6iaI7c,
76c@sl; squads, $l.5oa2.
Eges-Fresh ranch, 70 per dozen.
Vesi-75 to 1875 pounds, staec: I2s
o 100 pounds, 7c; 100 to 200 pounds
'@65sc. ~
rork-Block, 70 to 100 pounds, Ia
39ei packers, 6@65sc. !
hops-ls07, prime and choice. 46.sc /
'er pound olds, 1@l16o per pound Il
WOOL Eastern Oregon, average has.
@t9 90 per pound. according to shrink'
sc; valley, lea lsc, according to oual.
y; mohair, choice, 25c per pound b
cascars BaFk-Sc per pound. u
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-18
RUSSIA TO STATE POSITION
viii Reassert Attitude Set Forth by
Baron Rosen.

st. Petersburg, April lit is the
purpose OF the Russian government
shortly to issue statement in the mat
ter of the question of territorial ad
ministration that has arisen at Hardin
and Chailar. 1t is understood that
this announcement will reasseit the at.
titude set forth recently in Washing
ton by Baron Rosen, the Russian am.
bassador there. This entire question
was brought to the front about three
weeks ago by the refusal of F. d.
Fisher, the American consul at Hardin
to recognize Russian jurisdiction and
his insisience that he was accredited
solely to China.
The Novoe Vremya today publishes
dispatch from Hardin detailing the
progress OF the conflict and saying thai
the antagonism between Russian and
China Is growing steadily. China on
poses all Russian administrative estah-
Iishment in Manchuria on the ground
hat the railroad concession carries
With 1t only the rights of a common
'arrler and does not imply government
unctions.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-18
ITINERARY FOR THE SQUADRON
WIN Leave Ban Francisco for Puget
Sound on May 10

| Washington, April "a program
Tor the movements of the Atlantic fleet
alter the review by Secretary MetcsH
IN San francisco bay, on May s, was
made public at the Navy department
today. The feet will leave San Fran.
CISCO May Is, and or. arriving at Puget
sound, May 81, four ships will vieit
Fort Angeles, eight will visit BeIling.
nam bay and three will go to Port
townsend. One ship will proceed at
once to Bremerton to be docked.
On Saturday, May %. all the ships
OF the feet, with the exception Of The
one in dock at Bremerton. will rendes.
vous in the vicinity of Port Townsend
and proceed to an anchorage in the vi.
entity of Seattle.
On Tuesday, May 26. II ships will
leave their anchorage near Settle and
VIII go to Tacoma, so that the people
IN that vicinity may have a view of the
meet. Thence, without anchoring,
eight ships will sail for San Francisco,
leaving four ships at anchor near Taco.
ma for visit OF three days, when those
vessels will go to Bremerton for docking
lt is expected that the eight yes-
sells will arrive at San Francisco on
fridav' May 29, where they will be
docl ed in succession.
III slips docking at Bremerton will
sail + San Francisco as soon as prac-
sica Die, the last one not to arrive until
July 8.
After the grand review in San Fran
''sco bay on May s. the Pacific feet
vii leave the next day or the South to
AIRY out program OF drills and exer-
Uses.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-18
DRAFT CODE OF PROCEDURE
Powers viii Rove to Establish inter.
national Prize Court.

Washington, April 1l.-Great Brit
ain has invited the governments which
participated in the last Hague confer.
ence TO send experts to London whose
dates shall be to formulate a code oi
procedure for the proposed information.
Al prize court. the establishments NJ
winch is provided for in each of the
'fe,.ties resulting from the conference
Inc American government will he
represented at the London conference
This conference is regarded as inforno
a. IN character, and the participation of
,ne uni'ed States will require no leeis.
latlon, except, perhaps, a small apnro
prM'ion to meet the expenses Of tho
american representatives. The dato
10, 10 'he conference has not been fixed
IL ~ is stated here that the ratification ~
me treaty providing for this court will
!, be delayed by the nations nm
III after the report of this BODY.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-18

hr, can francisco, April lO.-whep ,bs
~, J,ao p cnarRe against Louis Glass n y,
me. me Pacific Telephone & Telears nh 60 Oh
pany' was called in judge LAWN o.
. y, tnis morning, his ATTORNEYS 49,, 49,, :
ma ,ne defendant was very nj 's sea
asked Tor continuance of two r.s ana
n sa,s'an' District Attorney o'Gara ws.
.b su r,a no objections. Judge Lawior ' sss
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-18
Scandal in French Army.

Paris, April 9.--It is believed that
great scandal in the commissary depart
ment OF the French navy has been dis
covered. 1t was learned rec ,ntly that
me ratlons sent to some of the garrisons
on the Eastern frontier were unfit fof
consumption. Minister of War Pic.
quart issued orders that the supplies Of
1000 delivered by certain contractors be
sent to Paris for microscopic examine
ZION. That much OF the food was un-
ciean and unfit to eat has been estab-
lished and the investigation is being
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-18

Stanford University, Call, 4nril -
anno nes,oe1t David Starr Jordan toda,
s Mas, the utilization of co oOuas
stauf cS, c S1, Of San Francisco, WITH
ns a1,old University, and said tbat VIZ" tbn
m nl.sI institution and Lane bo.i .ne
~, MN hereafter be under the con aosi'a ! !
sls. university trustees. This i 49, Q
nIst step towards making us rnu, is the
or raS,,sy at Stanford by the adJitio uu y,
Gradual graduate schools in the protesa l4n OF
', At present, the sw s
ar sdr Is the only enc having comp par'-
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-18

mo Janeiro. April l0.-serious r,o.
Ca s D'oSe . out Yesterday In the city Of
- ta ral. and troops were sent in TODAY
10 restore order: The Leopold rsilroaS
t lug maintained exorbitant rates V on
lielgnt In and out of Camnos TIN VI
aroused the Indignation Of the ns on,s
s ana last evening they descended p uno1
s sat; .a,lroan property and set FIRE to two
haa 80 cars and several wsr mo
pouss,, The railroad bridge over tbs
rarahiba river was DESTROYED o' 'ne
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-18
Great Northern !,

the @1G9 .Os.p Aril ll.-Connsel o,
S Sui great , Northern railroad nI..d lol
s sua,1y toby in the Federal CONF pieaded
charge OF rebating brought o oOuit 70 the
s ne q; +, and and Judge Morris inros sns
n M" N Of $4,000. The case WIS Imposed
IA November, 1905, bit was was nst brought
si ii ,ns great Northern bad apnsa 'L,sd,
case % hns was appealed, and in ts sne
The sn naa imposed a fine Of SIX o 1nat
AHe supreme eosrt sustained Il b, 90 oo ,VOo.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-18

Denver, April IA monster
tiger' constructed of papier mache
wiz welcome the delegates to Denve,
Mnen tney come to the Democratic
National Convention July 7. This
emblem has been selected instead OF
me prosaie donkey. as the striped
KING OF the jungle lends himself
more readily TO the purposes of or
namentation. A special COMMITTEES of
eit'zens Is at work devislng plans
Tor the suitable decoration of the
city: The decision is to erect NAM
moth figure OF tiger at Sixteenth
street and Broadway avenue
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-18

Portland, April 10.-That the ,,oor
ing nrm CT schwartzschlid d sulxbersa,
has given up all intention Of hniId,nss e y
pant at Portland since being refused
Ine privilege of building on the Tin
nerman cite, in South Portland, IL The
statement OF ]. s. Kelsey, Pacific coast
.asg Tor the company, who has iust
returned from New York, where he
ro~iefied with the heads of the com.
pany IN regard to the matter. Mr.
: Jersey ss returned here to settle up some
anaira that were pending. The q q
people viii locate at some other c,tu
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-18

San Francisco, April BY sudden
maneuver, John Benson and Frederick
hyde, on trial in Washington, D. O..
matted Surveyor General Kingbury, o.
.alifornia, as he was about to leave for
ehe national capital with the records
bearing on the case. Kingbury hao
oeen subpoenaed to be in Washington
AS ne was about to leave this evening
ne was served with an injunction ior,
bidding him to take the records out Oh
the state,
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-18
Covets Bic cL.

London, April s.-Ipterest hoa ~,
that I tba IN P naval circles by the reno mort
inc tb ao british admiralty is consider
sb E Sn e purchase Of the two big battIa.
for n Pra Low being built in this conntrv
III Ill h nrSz'l. 1t is pointed out that p,a
s an has no need for two such novel; ia
inaIgre @n, zen, in addition to their orig.
mainte ea' cost, will be expensive *
B rito;a d., 1t liz certain that CO., 20
this he n t VIII buy these vessels should
raI 'S De the only way of preventive st tpa;
pean power. u another Euro
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-18

obtai p u9 ; SaneirO, Apil s.-Intorm.t,o,,
leads 70 th rom an official source D tn5o
sell 70 20 the belief that Italy is res .Eos y
three battIesbinnaa dor Tor 500, 200, 600 the
and Roma s'n aps. Reein Elena, ' Ioi
contemnia ai argentina is thought 70 t,ai hu
to counta sbb,ng this increase in her :, Uo De
to auae erpalance the projects Of or R navy
"ent her strength at sea s brazil
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-18
Populism Wlped C,,t

lopeka. Kan. April 1.-THE pom.
uiist party in Kansas ia offloia1i
DEAD. The Republican state eanvass,
Ing board has refused its candgdasss
pace on the official ballot because
s snS party az the last state election
uIu nor poH ! per cent Of the total
soee OF the state, as provided by the
new primary election law passed IN
January The party In 1905 poiled
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-18

Birmingham, Ala. April f4.-The
Official announcement by the Illinois
Central Railroad that the new Biz
mingham division will be opened for
traiiie April 10, calls attention TO the
completion of the last link In the
great Hartman transcontinental
route. for by controlling the Union
Paclfic, Illinois Central and Central
OF Georgia, this system Will extend
from the Pacific to the Atlantic
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-18
hanks England for o%..

London, April S.-Tbe ter
of Great O9 Rri.d Roosevelt to the invitatiog
Of Britis s britain, offering the faciI;t' o,,
shin gaet ports to the American ba ,ttlep
and nee. meet on its voyage aroma tba oaltle,
nor, Ihs a the feet to visit an Fr mGild
a pg,' mas been received at tba english tgh
that the here sa.., The president points s ovt
voyage I bo osoalis for the last leg of ths
he tbar lave .s not yet been arranged b tne
its t Iioa the British governm seu, put
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-18
Protests Against ou,rs,,,..

raj Msna, april ll.-Governor Co..
Wasb; 1soon sent an earnest prot oen e
tin a'"ans.on today against the p' o',a to
supported bv ou ro His message Is
that s iasa throughout the island dsn,I
A' isSsr exists anywhere uenying
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-18
NO Jurors secured Yet.

San francisco, April The panel
was exhausted in the Ruef trial today
ana no jurors have yet been secured
"A new panel will be drawn tomorrow
ana the trial will then proceed.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-18


Wallace--With consent of the TIVE
companies affected, Judge Wood. OF
tne District Court In chambers. has
appointed Fred B. Morrill,. of Coenr
q Aiene city, receiver for the B. r.
Lewis Lumber Company. at Coeur
Alene, and also for the Idaho q
northwestern Railway Company Mr.
Morrill Is general counsel for both
companies. - Do'n
Up to within the last few DAYS the
companies have confidently believed
shat u. X. Lewis, who Is now in the
EAST would succeed In raising
money needed. A telegram from, NJ
Lewis on Thursday, however. de-
sstroyed all hope, and with PAYDAY on
hand and no money to meet time
checks, receivership was decided
upon as last resort.
Receiver Morrill, and Att,rnav
Whltla, acting for the creditors. said
.he number company's indebtedness
Is about s350,000 and all due Tho
assets of the company are about a.
eo0,o00 free from encumbrances
me liabilities of the railway com
pany are about $4,000, while The
assets are S550,000 more than la
oiilties. The railway company. how
sver' finds Itself in the same position
IS Goes the lumber company with re-
pect to cash.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-18

olympia-The commission of III. r.
Dewey oil Tacoma, as state superintene-
IN OF public instruction, has been
signed by the governor.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-18

boise-Extensive preparations ale
oeing made by the church people Of
BOISE Tor the state Sunday school con.
ven1ion to be held here. beginning Nav
o, and continuing three days. Profess.
sor a. .. Excel, composer of some of
The most popular sacred music, as well
as many other prominent entertainers.
VIII Dc on the program. w. C. Mer.
RITZ, field worker in the Pacific North
west fer the international Sunday
sohooi association, has been in the CITY
nor the past few days looking after
matters ID connection with the coming
convention.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-18
GENERAL STATE
NEWS or IDAHO
Items That Arc Likely to Prove Of
Interest to Our Readers.
= Brief Review of tbs News of ths
Past Week Presented In Shane n
Appeal to AIl--orowth and De-
ve'opmsns. Mining. Commercial
and Farm.

mosoow-The Clemans 4 Lloyd firm
nave jnst fold the daft stallion Nam.
moth Prince to GrangeviIle breeding
association for 10000. This Ia said
70 Do the biggest price ever paid Tor q
dra't horse. This animal weighs 2. $50
pcaada and stands Is hands / 4 inches
high. - s
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-18
Oregon. Washington and Idaho Make
New Record for Wheat.
Total 1907 cralr Crop.

Portland. April 14.--SWith the de-
parture this month OF seven char
tered ships now loading at Portland
and five loading On Puget Sound fhs
greatest season la the history Of tha
North Pacific grain trade win he
practically over. There are a fcw
straggling ships coming along for
May~June loading. and at least two
more steamers will load wheat for
The Orient, but the movement has
been SO rapid this season that NAV
VIII find the business nearer cleaned
up than In any previous 'big cron"
year, When the returns are all in
TOT April, II will be goumd that Ore
gpns Washington and Idaho for fha
flrst time In their history. hava
shipped tflour inciuded), 10000 oo0 |
bushels OF wheat, and still have some |
on hand to tide over the dull season |
until the new crop arrives.
Ine 1907 wheat crop of the threa |
states was record-breaker by near
" 100000 bushels, reaching n
grand total OF 58.000,00 bushels
and on account OF the good nriees
prevailing throughout the season. If
moved more rapidly proportionatelv
nan any of its predecessors. MOI
'nly was the wheat crop the largest
~ record. but barley, which has been
'tehdiiy increasing in prominence aa
me OF the great staples OF the PACT
&c Northwest, also established new
marx with crop of nearly 10000
'oo Bushels. Oats, exclusive of The
rop grown In the La Conner dIs- I
fict on Puget Sound. is credited with i
yield or 100000 bushels In the
hree states.
THESE figures which show a grand !,
otal of 80,C00.000 bushels of The ,
hree leading cereals, are complied
rom accurate statistics, kindly sun '
aed by the railroad companies. '
'nich moved the big crop ana by e
rominent grain exporters In various t
arts or the three states. The figures
III snort of some of the earlier estf-
Iates made on the crops, and nat,,r- +.
ny are several million bushels =
mailer than the government figures b
oats and barley. VI
Washington's 100000 bushel 8
,op OF wheat dwindled to about az sc
'0,oo0; that OF Oregon was slightly IL
lder 100000. and Idaho's was as
over 100000 bushels, W