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The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-30

The Weycrhauser lumber interests
have given 200 acres Of land near the
headwaters Of the Mississippi IN Min.
nesota TO the state agricultural college
TO be used for experiments In scientific
forestry Here an attempt will be
made 20 work out some of the more
important general forestry problems.
and particularly those pertaining 70
Minnesota aud adjacent states.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-30

Those orchardists who are receiving
the largest returns quite generally fol-
low the practice Of hand thinning the
fruit on overloaded trees This not
only relieves the heavy pull ON trees
which set too heavily, but insures n
larger and more uniform size and bet
ter quality Of fruit. This thinning.
which Is done when the apples are
about an inch through. makes possi-
BILE the elimination Of dwarfed and
defective fruit and reduces the work
Of picking by just so much at harvest
time. In the thinning process no care
is required I'm the handling of the ap-
Piles, and the work can be done rapidly.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-30

Barber lrather slow)-"Beg par
don, sir, but your hair is turning a
bit grey"
Victim Shouldn't wonder. Look
at the time I've been here. Chicago
Daily News
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-30

Instances OF death from descending
into wells long unused are OF too fire.
quent occurrence. In such instances
death is due to the presence in the
well Of carbon dioxide. which. being
heavy, settles TO the bottom and in
which 1t is impossible for a human
being to breathe. 1t is always well
before going into such a well to lower
a lantern by means OF a rope. II 1t
continues to burn at the bottom It
means that the life giving oxygen is
there and that 1t is safe to descend.
II the light goes out the presence of
carbon dioxide is shown, and this
means that death turks at the bottom.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-30

The foxtail or wild barley II coming
20 be one Of the worst weed pests In
many sections. requiring n good deal
OF work 10 eradicate Botaniais seem
undecided whether 60 classify II ns a
winter annual or as seTni-pcrennial.
II IL hardy. ripens it's seed early. and
the fuzzy character Of it's seed head
enables the wind TO scatter II widely.
Thorough and clean cultivation IL the
best method Of getting rid Of H.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-30

There Is something In human nature
that seems 70 make It impossible for
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-30
FOR SALE!

One S-horsepower Portable Engine on
wheels, for sale, in good order. Apply
10 DOYLE a. MAGEE,
may Ia II Westminster, Md.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-30

DON'T LET THE SUN GO DOWN
another day without having arranged
with US TO place monument in the last
resting place of your loved ones. Every
day you delay submits you to the un-
spoken reproach of those who note
THE UNMARKED GRAVE.
II money matters have interfered
with your intention to erect memorial
IN your plot come and see us. We can
doubtless arrange that matter as salts
factorily as we can the design and cost
of the stone.
JOSEPH 1. MATTHIAS.
Successor to John Beaver,
G. e. p. Phone TOR. Westminster. Md
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-30

r. w. SYLVESTER, President.
COLLEGE PARK, MD.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-30
&. w. STAIR.

We give 1a40 lbs. Screened Coal
for Ton.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-30

e. Green St. Near x. r. Bridge,
{. & 3. Phone. may7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-28
NEW PIPE line |
IS. CONSIDERED.
IMPROVEMENT CLUBS PLAN TO
GIT ACTION AT ONCE ON
Project.

The conference committee nf the
Federated Improvement clubs Of tho
city 10 Ia session this afternoon In
the Commercial club ruamh dlarua
slug the heginnlng Of SOME action
toward securing Tor Seattle an ad.
ditlonal pipe line in order 10 pru-
vent another water famine such nH
has been experienced this aprlug.
Tho federated clubs viii bring tho
matter before the connellmen az
soon aa possible. according TO tho
statement VI Homer NJ nm Of the
Rainier Hcighta Improvement club.
Many Of the councilman are IN
favor Of the meter. which, thoy
thlak. will cut down tho water con
sumption 90 that Tho supply will
exceed tho demand. but almost
every member Is uuitcd on the sub.
Jet ot another pipe line within tho
Immediate future.
Councilman Frederick SAWYER.
While a strong advocate Of the me
Ter system. believes that il Is time
10 besin on a bond issue for the
new pipe line. a. Il requires time
for such an enterprise.
Councilman Eugene Way faynrs
the action oi Tho Star on the water
question, and stated this morning
that tho matter should DO taken up
within yyar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-28

l am completely cured OF rheum.
atiam after d few treatments IN
Loughhey a Loughnay'a Bake
oYona. and wish 10 advise all who
are afflicted with rheumatism to
try this wonderful method OF BAH.
ting the polsana on, Of the system
IT IL a pleasant treatment and /
NEE, a great many people who
have been cured Of severe cases
Of rheumatism at Loughney A
iouThnoya offices ut Suite 22l,
Peoples Savings Bank building.
corner OF Second and Pike s,s.
Their hours are 3 a m to p. m
SUNDAYS. ? TO ~ only. and thoy
give you splendid attention.
Yours truly.
tslgnedl y. A. TALMADGK.
GIL Peoples Bank Building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-28
ScOTTY ALLEN
VISITS BERGER

A. A. Alien. one Of the bea, known
Alaskan business mea. arrived from
Nome yesterday on tho st croir.
and will spend several weeks IN So
attic
Mt Allen. OF aSoolty" Allen. a.
biz friends khov him. Ia an on.
thuriaa, over al Alaskan sports
with dogs. He drove the Winning
team In tho AliAlaska Hweepatako
race last winter. covering the dia
lance Of t0s miles In lust two min.
u,es more than 50 hours.
He WAa mot Al the steamer yes
torday BY Jake BERGER, the owner
Of the winning team. Berger vii
soc to II that "scotty- enjoys every
minute Of hla vacation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-28
VALLEY
WEEK BEGINS

skagit Valley week at tho A..Y.
2. exposition Was inaugnrnlsd 10.
day, but Will not reach the climax
" its celebration until Thursday
and Friday. the first of which -
Cherry day, while on the second the
Warrington State building will be-
tho scene Of rose festival and ~.
eeptlon By the iadlca Of skagit com.
". Mrs. Gus Heusltg Of ARAcofies.
chairman Of the committee having
The entertainment IN charEe. Is a
guest At the Washington hotel Mrs
llenalcr and Mira Margaret Tent
land Of Mount Vernon. Wash. viii
b. the hoslcsca Of the day. assisted
By about 90 prominent womeh nf
the various cities Of skAklt county
Cherry day. Iuly i. will be- cello
hrated By an elaborate parade on
the fair grounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-28
FIX ROUTE Of
GREAT PARADE

The line af march Of tho Straw.
berry Day Industrial parade. on
July J, was fixed today by Mr.. Jos.
Manning, marshal Of the parade. as
tpllowai Starting FROM Pioneer
place, tho procession will move 70
SECOND ay. and Yesler way. up See.
DAD av, To Pike st.. up Pike u. to
broadway and out broadway 10 the
l.aiona bridge. aad taence to the
fair grounds Outside Of the main
gates Of the exposition. tho rallroad
men s parade will be IN waiting. and
the Industrial parade will Join with
this aasemhlago for complete
tour " the iaIf grounds. during
which the line % march will pass
through tho Stadium whore thou
lands Of visitors will have the best
opportunity Of yleNinE the parade
The King county commissioners
and Mayor Miller have beon asked
to declare Saturday a holiday In
al public offices. In honor Of King
county day Al the exposition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-28
.EPWORTH LEACUERS
TO START TOMORROW

Tomorrow the New England Ed.
worth League Special bearing han.
dreta Of delegates To the interna.
tioual convention Of Epvorth
Leagues At Seattle. July ! TO ~.
pill Leave nos,ou
Thursday Of this week the regis.
,ratioa books Of the convention will
DO opened IN several places In tho
business district Al who care 10
attend the convention can do 40 by
registering and raylng the registra.
lion fee Of 81.
DR. FaHk Wilbur Chace IL direct.
Ina a chorus Of 800. who will sing
the oraiofio. Elijah a. the open.
ing and closing numbers OF the big
convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-28

Tho Central College Cleo club.
Of leila. Iowa, will arrive at the
A'Y.P, Exposition tomorrow
morning and siye concert At the
Auditorium IN tho afternoon at
$50 The 80 college musicians arr
under tho direction Of u y ahnfe.
and aro accompanied by Miss Rose
Wilson. dramatic reader, Miss
Grace berger. pianist. and Sir. Tun.
Ia kanthea. yloliniat,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-28
To HEAD OFF
MIXED RACE

lntermarrlaEe with white persons
and mombera Of the negro. monEo-
llah and oihVr inferior races viii
be a felony, subiectlng tho Of
fondara TO from two TO u years In
the state ponlientiafy II the blll Of
which John y Humphrles 10 tho
author becomes Law The meas
ufe will be introduced by Dr. ! A.
Client ia tho lower house. Il for
bids Hlndoos, Chiuaman, Japanese
and negroes entering into the mar
rlhge relation with whites. and do
clarea that an emergency exists, In
discussing the measure. the aena.
ioflal candidate said.
There il nothing new about this
proposed legislation. The same
Law. OF a similar one Is on tho
statute books In Missouri and soy.
eral southern states Mlaeesenation
Il severely punished all over tho
south aud should meet with no en-.
cournsempnt here
1T can easily be seen that Il the
Iana and whites are permitted 10
intefmafry. the state will IN timo
be oyorruu BY a particularly undo
sltahle class Of citizens Nos Ia
the time to act and act vigorously.
The bill. II enacted. will be good
law, because the supreme court u
the United stAtea has already
passed on IL No treaty rishtA will
be violated and neither Japan nor
China can possibly take ofionse at
our action"
Judge Humphrisz said hia bill
will make Il impossible for a white
woman and a japanese man 10 20
TO another state. set married aud
return to Warrington To live. be.
cause thcy would ba subjected 10
tho sane penalties as " tho con.
tract were made In Warrington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-28
ne You Awake

e,foFiunltT OF making a
- l'eii On a small investment
= ! s s property to the Hfamor
~ faril. To those vic are
|s.,.sAllns Bremer,on Heights il
=. ' 4 % BE- far the beat f1r me
IA VA We are selling h for
T. .sAaliiui marine view property
II - % the Navy Yard That Il
lhf high-class residence
~ 81 bfemerton. Many new
N ne building and employees
=. nv lard are MOVING there
Hremeffon Heights Il
Il x. ,slns Into A city, aud has
~ Hpisf 10 tho streets ard ali
y A. the present prices that
n Aelllhs this beautiful prop
" We VII give you a ufitten
- q a largo profit IN ono
y. laiss lots arc is5 and np
d sen i59 and Hp. Terms.
s,'' In aaa u monthly.
se'e homeseekers Company
|, !. g1nsfs Seattle offlne, iOe
b., Nv, hfemefton office Ia the
{ A.. sa'lfing, a, Bremerton- We
IN IN (. Iou all the Navy Yard
~ free auto at Bremer
b. Transportation furnished
b. , N. eall or write Tor maps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-28
KAMLOOPS, B. C., WILL
CELEBRATE TOMORROW

} p Robinson. mayor of KIM
ioops, u e. aud q party Of business
mon of that place. win arrive IN No.
attic tonight to attend tho exposition
on Kamioaps day. tomorrow In ii
letter 10 director Of Special Events
buckley Mayor Robinson explains
that the failure OF tho G p r. to mn
nounee special rates at an earlier
date has prevented an elaborate eeia.
brntl1u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-28
IIDs MISSING SON
! | HIDs0ME WAITER

paK. jans 1s.-To mourn
kz y rad ior mAhy YEARS and
n Fnz1lie him IN tho walter
" b. NJ, served her with a
III a iz.hlonAble diulnK room
! u Fzlfe experience o. Mrs
kls asfaAam. Of Reno. New. and
1Af Ne happy reunion is being
30 xlstraisd BY them.
h. Ma narnham and hof
|Ev srs seated 10 the dining
- Z y Hotel Aster. last eycu.
|aaisripine ypung walter cane
N b leks their orders Mrs.
A,.la E4-pei a. she looked at
d w. ale nothing to her Epogfa
y MFR had not been 90 ohs.ry.
= " h ia not recognize his
|siAr arlll ihe went to the rs,lr
1ma 1zt asked the head walter
sEsi hin 10 Der.
fNlsf'- the waiter shouted
y 1z1HE and son fen into each
Or arms and xept silently for a
y <unts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-28
BOY BURIED
ALIVE IN PIT.

hlrey Thayor uoyou yoara OF age.
Who lived with bic parents at 7sa6
dH'nt at. was killed shortly after
noon today In tho aroon Lake
gravel pits. The boy was tho son
of .. N. rhayor, Al this time moth.
ing Is known IA to tho olrcum.
stances surrounding thu accident.
and tho coroner has gone out to
investigate, The body Is at the
Undertaking establishment Of
hlclu Co, Fremont.
BAR SILVER QUOTATION.
NEW roRK. Iuno as-Iiar silver
was today quoted AZ 5aAe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-28
KNIGHTS WILL VII!
MIKE A GRAND !.
|. Showing HERE
,.,ol.r Features WIN
s.,;o a, A.-Y.-P. Expo
Nam When PythiOns
Arrive for Convention.

IA. and the Alaska Yukon
s,sosition viii be- Invaded
~, Knights OF Pythias next
I, which time the graad
y = ne domain Of waahlnstea
y n session here, Al the
' M. a iubiloe will be eele-
A. Is destined to surpsas
l.s,.s oi The soT, ever held in
:, 4, y, ,,sl,'erated drlll team Of lola
p. q Dayton, O. VIII be
mis- orgauization cons
-. = .,s,e than a hundred mem-
- ~ ~ s,empllfy the fraternity .
Hssldes this they give a
-, nV,entation q the story
! 49, and Pythlas, on whose
|..hi, ffiendship tho order Il
4 a|II|ANtF
4. q, plAyefs are eoming Ia a
.l ,rsin. which arrives next
~, rhslf party contains $50
- ! many Ohio pythlaAa
.,,ssEed to attend the fair
They carry pArMphefs
- =, ,slssd at $4,000, which il
n sIrlng the performances.
= i shlch vii b. open 20 The
- pahHe The new National
"a nmury has been selected
,~,muc,A parade Will Be given
.isenk On the cyenlng Of laly
IN - tlme all members oi the
| y, IN hs IN line This pagoaut
! nAfe a special feature.
~ e~Ilal trains viii come from
.j,,s'f.ns states 10 participate In
!, 49, hat Is 10 be In sgsaioa
Ia n<zi week,
Iucrl committee having
-. / he gathering has re-
~ 4 nons At the New scaitle
- sAsfe gsserAl headquarters
~ rslstslned. The funds FOE
| !, m.rtalaneni Of The grand
q ~ rs visitors have been
ssx.asd entirely BY the various
+ sI.laa hasss o. he state, the sum
tiH beng available for this
lcEN
Fhs ara Saturday Of next
-. IN v Pythian days az the
gwI,ips nd he managumen, has
= sr-s<sueHts for special poo.
7rs q ikai The Jubilee viii come
/ fAth< spaslusion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-28
Card From Garvey-
Buchanan Co.
ANNOUNCEMENT ExrRAoR.
plNARY.

Word reaches Us by nov York
wire OF the largo purchase OF plain
and fancy silks A cleanup from
a pittsburE manufacturer who
deals only IN high grade silks
This assortment We are snrs will
be Immensely satisfying and the
pricos lower than any yet quoted
FOR equal qualities. Full partiou.
lars Of sale In an early edition Of
this paper. Watch for display In
windows
GARvEY.BuCHASAN co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-28
TIE TAX ON INCOMES.
IN. I-.-La-a -

WASHINGTON. Juno gs-scn.
ator Aidrieh today reported frum
tho senate finance committee a
ioint resolution proposing an
amendment TO the constitution 10
permit tho ievying N a tar on In
comes The resolution will b.
allowed TO lie on the table until the
eoncluaion OF the debate on the
corporation taa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-28
MAYOR OBJECTS To
THE SPRINKLING BILL

or several blllaoproaonied 10 him
Tor signature. one which Mayor
John v Miller strongly objects to
N that measure fathored by l.. -.
fuunEa, superintendent of tho
water department. which was drawn
up With view to regulating tho
use of winter upon the city lawns
The blu would render fl unlawful
10 employ the use Of an automatic
sprinkler thus neeoaHliailng the
owner Of lawn handling n hose
himself or hiring some one 10 do Il
Tor him.
Mayor Miller says II ought 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-28
ATTACKS DECK HAND
ABOARD A STEAMER

A complaint was today sworn
out ashinat A. spsrkman. charging
him with vlciously Rssaultlns
Louis Olson. on board the steamer
Hyak. Of the kltsAp County Trans.
is0Ftation company. whiie tho Yea
sci was bound from Seattle to
fanlsbo. Saturday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-28
HENEY IS BELIEVED
GOING TO PORTLAND

PORTLAND. or. June ss-Fran.
ella J. Heney. the famous prosecutor
Of graft. IL on fuuin TO Portland 10
an automobile. Ia accordance with
promise b. made that az soon
a. tho verdict in The Calhoun trial
vas reported be would coma north
70 act as advisory counsel Tor tho
Portland Daily News in libel suits
growiug out q charges of land crab.
bling made BY the paper against Ger
tain prominent OREGON men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-28

W. II. Malloy. charged with roll.
inE" a man back Of tho Rochester
hotel aome time ago. was given a
fine OF 1850 this morning By Judge
Gillian. He stands committed until
the fine Is paid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-28

t>ssHH DAY at tbs A.-Y.-p. 81.
*'1 ms been postponed from
Y Y . September /. The local
'tn''t .aeis,y has ehaFEe q the
Fni'zes's for the DAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-28
THIS MAN HOLDER Or
ON. RECORD At LEAST

~ INV ''7'7
FRESNO, CALI June "a
When Sylvester D. BrsEe 10
married tomorrow 10 Mrs. Me.
linda ooodsls Of Santa Rosa, no
will have established the
unique record Of one marriage
for every II years u the n he
has lived Brets's first wife
died In 1880. The next five
we're lost 70 him by divorces,
which he secured on tho
grounds Of debeftlon. Mrs..
ooodaIe has been married
twice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-28

mike no difference 10 the city
whether tho water goes through a
Rarden hose Or an automatic
sprinkler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-28

COLON. June q That Gen
Reyes president Of Colombia. fled Ia
England In fear II hls life l. report
"a today, following the arrival q "a.
Vices from Bosota. the Colombian
capital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-28
TUESDAYS A.-Y.-P. E. PROGRAM
skAolT VALLEY WEEK.
KAMLoops DAY


$500 m.-Oatua open
io90 a m-concor Wasnora AYE band Forestry building
band stand.
1000 mCaB Fpaor Highland runalcans parade music
grounds,
1880 M $3.50 p MI roYormoh FREQ hIogaph exhibit
and lectures iu lecture hel. Hawaiian building
1850 D. m.z-Fllght Of tho afahlp AifeP
$500 mrwo KreBeu and The nonnnly Sisters free attraction
foot Of Pay Streak
400 m-Coaeor, Wagnerd Asif band fofeatfy building
band stand.
$3.50 MI te saving cr% exhibition foot " Pay Streak
$3.50 D. ms-Conepr, lnnea' band. Muae pavilion
$500 m-Coneer, Central College ulec club, OF Tela Iowa
Auditorium
$3.50 m=-Fllsht Of tho arahlp AsYsF
400 pm=-taeuro DE- c. addun. THE Hierarchy o
and Man In Polynesia In lecture hall Of Fine
building
1850 D. m.-f1iFht Of the arnln A,YeP
7l6 p m.-Concert, lnnea band Music pavilion
800 D mrwo tho Donnoly Sisters free attraction
foot OF Pay Streak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-28

The regular hI-wechiy meeting OF
the Methodist miaistsra vas held
taia morning at tho First ~ T.
church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-28

otvLlN HOLDS OVER
3f Unlted pr~n.l

! NAsHiSGT0N. juno As .
n. /. sa'e Judiciary commit. =
~ . NAY decided to postpone .
.Nl'' eonsldeFatlon Of the =
..sil'aziian Of the reappoint q
q Robert Desiln a. .
~. !, States district attorney y
y ~ Francisco until nert /.
.r'.n q congress In the .
F. . -. Deylln will hold bis 4
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Is
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-26
Large Party Of North DakDtans
: We're On the III fatpd Republic
WILL DISSOLVE: .......... {: J.. =: =.
- BUSTED TED BANK
THE STATE BANKING BOARD d.
REcTs ATTORNEY j. GENERAL
TO TAKE SUCH STEPS FOR
BARTON BANK. ~, ~

At special meeting OF the bank
ing board Of the state Of North Da-
kota, called by Governor Burke Mon
day, Mr.. Blaisdell offered the follow
ing resolution, which was adopted:
Whereas, The. public examiner,
Honorable Oliver Knudson, has here
tofore taken possession Of the Barton
State bank at the town of Barton, in
the county of Pierce, in the state OF
North Dakota, acting as temporary
receiver thereof, and having duly
made his report to the banking board
on this date, showing that said bank
is insolvent; Therefore, Be it
Resolved That the attorney gener-
al be and is hereby instructed to be
gin action under chapter 81 OF the
code of civil procedure. for the dis
solution Of said banking corporation
as provided by law.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-26
CASH|E|Il N0UlD.lIKE TO 4.
Kill OFF THE KNOCKERS |
Introduces Bill for Imprisonment Or Heavy Fine for Those
Who Spread False Reports Against Banks ..= !"
Both Houses Agree on Methods for Conducting Pen IN
III. yestiqaion. Flood Of Bills Continue 10 Flow >

Of vaccines and serums for preven-
ton Of diseases of animals. Appro-
priation Of $1,000. 1'a ;{%:E'ze. / 3- =
n Senate Bill No. 129, ssimpson-Cre-
alton Of Office of state tax tcomnlis-
sioner. Appropriation Of $4,000.
: Senate Bill No. 100, Koftel-Forma-
ton and regulation OF corporations.
Senate Bill; No. 131, Crane-Crea-
tion Of state board of osteopathy and
board Of examiners. .~,.>.3
y Senate Bill No. 1872, ;simpson-sol-
emnizing of marriages. ss,. - .a
j: Senate Bill No. 1873, syvertson-sal-
ary of county judges. 4 - =
:. Senate Bill No. 1874, Wallin-Report
Of fees by county officers. ...
Senate Bill No. 1856, Cashel-Misde-
meanor to circulate false or deroga-
tory: reports regarding banks, finan-
cial institutions or trust COMPANIES do
ing business in the state.' Fine OF
not more than $4,000 or Imprisonment
OF not more than three years. s:# .s&7.t y y
Senate Bill No. 1856, Kelly-Duties
Of county surveyor in connection with
roads and bridges. .,-' = ~ I. " =: .,. ..&= y
Senate Bill No. 1871, Ramsett-Ap-
pointment OF. commissioners Of deeds.
ss,s 4 Senate Biz Ne. ss. Giibesrt- !. IN, 2,
lawful Tor raAroad, company operating
four or more freight trains q day to
operate trains of more than thirty-five
cars without full train crew *of six
men. IN u =. y: {. e.. - - y =.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-26
|. t.. ORDERS REDUCED RATES

on crea to Chicago between Michigan
points on the east and Colorado points
on the west, are excessive.
Several associations and representa-
tives of the department of agriculture
claimed that the local creamery method
of manufacturing butter should, in the
interest of the public, be fostered and
the centralizer method should be dis
,couraged. The commission, however, !,
held that the centralizer affords to hun
dreds of thousands of farmers the oply
satisfactory method of disposing of their
milk and that the commissions plain
duty is to establish just charges insofar
as it can be done and allow these meth
DDS to operate under the charges. The
commission said that it should establish
a scale of srates with a view to neither
fostering or discourAging either form
Of this industry.