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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-30
INrERMoUNTAIN LEAGUE.

Portland. Or Jan. gq-Anounce-
ment that un intermountan bafeball
league has been fully organized ls er-
dent Lucas of the Northwestcrn leaeue
Mr. Lucas received letter to,lsy MN,
ionn p. Iohln. baseball mnrnato Ia
7hll Lake cry promising support in
tlIN euN. .hiNa. robin Was urC NIlant of
che linn State league last yclr
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q @ q RIDs THE SYSTEM
S~Do @TSs &aa1o OF CATARRH

Catarrh blood which Inflammation the
lnnga diseaaug
trouble such ringing the head and feeling
the pains above the yes irritation OF the slight
feeling of weakness and I'M health
become Affected by the continual passage Of impure blood through them,
there danger OF consumption the disease allowed 10 the
SYSTEM s. s. s. cures Nath because purhes the blood II into
the catarrhal making
this vital hud rich and healthy Then Che inlmed rielaue begin
disappears
S. s. lis
entirely removing the from the blood milking pcrma
s. S. is made entirely
this especially medicine
CatarIh any medical advice ice an who
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CA
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POWELL BEATS HARRISON.

san Francisco. Jan. 26--Low Powell
oI san FRANCISCO was Eivon the decision
over KID Harrison Of Washington at
lhe end Of l1-round bout tonight ba-
fore the Pacific Athletic CLUB I'M A ~
round preliminary Jimmie Regan az San
iranciHc9 was given the decision over
Jimmie Walsh Of boston
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LAST RUNNING OF
FAMOUS BURNS HANDICAP

-nn tlaheIaco. Jan. m.-an .norrnour
,l'NG N fhpcctcl ut Emcr. fnIe i0dav
iu witness what Will urahab.. h. 49,
lafi running ~ thr fHmnua Turn. ber
ulap Tho anu-hoitnr law lar AZ
fel0f naF.eh me assembly end an ID n
p'neenea that viii pass the senate
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SALT LAKE
TURF
EXCHANGE
PROBATE = ' ervNr
NOTICES.
4s East Second South

NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or respective s.sa.
ers Tor further informatloh
NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE
Of John llaslam. Deceased Creditors vHI
present claims with vouchers Co Che un.
dersigued at sos Security and Tr.s.
Building, salt Lake city Utah. ou or
before the LIST day OF June A. ID 1qH
MATTHEW W. MANSFIELD
Administrator Of the Estate of 1arr
Haslam. Deceased.
Date of nrst publication. january %
a. u. 1919
Matthew w Mansfield. Attorney
IN THE DISTRICT COURT PRO.
bate Division, in ana for salt Take
County. State Of Uiah Tn Che matte.
OF the estate OF William d. Preston 90.
ceased Notice.-The petition OF Uarr#..
A. Preston. !. r. Martiucau and Osca.
w. MQyle, administrations OF the nefH..
Of William b. Preston. deceased G.
confirma ton of the sale OF The follow
Ing described personal property. t0-wH
80 shares Of the capital stock of tho
Cooperative Drug Company. for The sum
Of 1915 and upon the following terms
to-wlt. Cash TO per cent payable 40 tho
time Of sale ana balance on COn1rrIl-
tion as appears from the return of sale
filed IN this Court has been Get f0f
February. A. ID 1903 az 10 O'Clock on m
AT the County Court House, in the Court
Room Of said Court in salt Lqlo
city, salt Lake County Utah
Witness the Clerk OF said Court wifi
the seal thereof affixed this 18th DAY on
January, A. d. 1909
(seaD " risrl
BY T. p. Palmer, Deputy CIcrk
toners
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At Los Angeles.

Los Angeles. Jan e.-Great Heavens
was the only faVOrite 10 win at santa
Anita park today, long shots Winning
the other events The finish IN the
fourth race was very close and ex-
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latr and dehne tlc pia, ol uehtial
] Ih. NINNIut I'haIli'' 't'I' 'uu %
/ repeal SECTIONS OFT Dr." poo 'onHlpl thtrc
I Witl. l,.i'ii'd IT'D t'' '''Hi'ltt'c oi
judiciary
D.. ~ No. ~ u. a, Mr MiIln. I'
! prohibit huckctshops and hucketshop-
] ping within inl- rIHfN lteicrred t'
7 comm tt' on Judiciary
I Ut H. $50. t.. II. a. McAlliu r.
/ nrc',nl 1nd suppress tho stie of ci
/ tHIntlts nf cigarette uhutT and d.
rp,Ide penalty for tho same ne.
i I1 .o IhH committee on Judiciary
IT. d, $50 .. McRno- prono sinl
Hn amendment 60 section 60 of article
+ ~. OF tnr Constitution of tnr State ul
ltHn lpmtIug t1 Uniform tuK aud oN-
.mptiuns Reformed FOO committee cod
judiciary
d. D. N0 tn McMINu AmonIus
section hfii complied Laws of l-iah
rorardne Tho appointment and duties
uf bank examiner
uOr-srs p.eor r-,rroN.e
tr, t...,
Fbere.s Ncws b.s I'M. r.,c,,,5 ns
of tho death of our FORMER executive.
Caleb Vs. Wcst. and
whereas. Tine people OF this state
enjoyed % fair share of the public
services OF this honorable man. during
period iu their history when "a great
Industrial panic was pcrDleNiuu the in
gDuuttN of our strongest men and
when the clash OF CLASSES was most
bitter. and
Whereas This brave. sagacious
man. ucrcCNing with rare wisdom the
problems threatening us. melted out to
every man, regardless of color or
creed what TO him seemed just and
dealt patiently yet firmly. with the
Industrial army that threatened our
peace and
Whereas. An all-Wiee Providence
has seen DO TO take away the states
cherished friend; therefore be Il
Resolved. That the Eight session Of
the legislature Of the State Of Utah.
now assembled. convey. as a mark Of
respect 20 the memory of this noble
man, our regrets that % career so USE
luI mas heen tciminated' and
iiesolNea turther' Ihat this resolu-
ZION som. De sl'5'a' ulo" tne journal on tne
Mrs William Noiirse. Cynthiana. m.
Referred 10 committee on resolutions.
RTTTs PASSED nv r4pr-sr.
- -,
~ d. ~ p uy hu9sel TOY Igius
LII , tile '.,i'l,,llls5it OF laws res'ri's
y NJ et ., rr.,
,,rti,,'. tssi 90 t,,..,,,.'t,' titis
q N,,i.'5 $50, I-,',. ~,
A., t,, .,,.,,,,'-, ,g t.,Si, AZ" ,,'l',,o.,,
tl,erot,. ,n.ti,,, !. .,,,,+,,,i7,,.,-,. ,,,..,,,
49,. i,,,,f'.,' ,.t az. ,,'.. 81 i,,.iI a.,
,.,,asts ~, ~. t,,ies ~ s,,,i, ,,.',sl.,,. ~.
ar., s,,,,,,.,5 to 49, - 5csfL
through accident. Intention. OF unlaw-
iui means within the precinct of such
Justice' aiiiNIns penalty upon any
Juatlce l"f tne Pell"l Hlanee ul
Hueh outA "lthVut sood ana suilicient
Nau9e' @Hu lei 'i,eI ~ oFlulils lVI SIo
i'i'" vi Nio ''9' vi sum
ia eth. p.,..,....
I .,.'iis "
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II adopted by the electors Of the
state. this amendment shall take effect
January 1, 1911.
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REGULATES BUCKFT SHOES.

H. Is. ~ Dy McMllln, introduced
yesterday, IS aimed at bucket shops
and bucket shopping. The measure
makes the operation OF a bucket shop
a misdemeanor.
AN office, store or other place
wherein the proprietor or keeper there
OF, either in his or its own behalf, or
as the agent or correspondent Of any
other person. corporation, association
or cOpartnership within or without the
state. conducting the business Of max
ing. or Offering TO make. contracts,
agreements. trades or transactions re-
speeding the purchase or sale, or pur-
chase and sale OF any stocks, grains,
provisions. on other commodity, or per-
sOnal property. wherein both parties
thereto. or said proprietor or keeper.
contemplate or intend that such con-
tract agreements, trades OF transact
tons shall bo, or may be-, closed. add
justed on settled according TO- or upon
the basis or the public market quota
tons OF prices made ON any board Of
trade or exchange upon which the
commodities or securities referred 10 in
such contracts. agreements. trades or
trg asactions are dealt IN. and without
bona nde transaction on such board
OF trade or exchange" II is required
that record of all transactions bo
kept
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referred 60 Judiciary committee
$ B. 40 l0. Badger--Au act apnfo-
prIytiug the sum of $50 IS 90 the Rocky
1 Mountain Bell Telephone company for
I telephone service rendered the office OF
county superintendent OF schools OF
I SaIt Lake county. referred to appro-
prilt.on ana claims committee.
s. B. No. Al, Stookey An act creating
state department OF public health. a
state meteorological and pathological
laboratory and providing for a state
bactcriologist and rathologist. q state
board OF health. and providing for the
manner Of the appointment OF the MEM
beers of the board and its officers. the
term OF office prescribing the duties
and defining the powers of the board.
it's members and officials providing for
the actual and necessary expenses OF
the board, the compensation and actual
and necessary expenses Of IT'S officials
and employees providing for the loca-
ton and maintenance of the bacteria
logical and pathological laboratory;
providing for the scientific research
work as 20 the cause. cure and preveu-
tiou OF disease, for the tabulation and
dissemination Of knowledge pertaining
20 the public health and education OF
the public along the lines OF cause. cure
and prevention OF disease. and effectual
quarantine work and METHODS and
making an appropriation for the pay
mcnt of the actual and necessary eN-
penses thereof and repeating chapter 1.
article 20, Revised Statutes of Utah.
1907; referred 20 public health commit
tee
:. b. No. f2. Stookey-An act provld-
iug FOR a state veterinarian, the man
ner Of his appointment. prescribing his
duties, and providing for the control
and suppression OF dangerous. conta-
gious and infectious diseases OF do
nestle ANIMALS. referred to public
health committee.
S. B. No 43. Stookey-An act relating
60 the state chemist, providing for his
appointment and prescribing his duties.
providing for tho location and mainte-
nance of a state chemical laboratory,
ana the repeal of chapter s. title 49, Re
vised Statutes Of Utah, 1901; referred to
public health committee.
s. - No a. John y Snith-An act
authorizing the University Of Utah to
erect "a central building. at a cost not
60 exceed S250,00O and appropr,ating
the necessary money for that purpose.
ana authorizing partial conversion OF
the University OF Utah permanent land
fund into cash. loan thereof and meth
cd of repaying the same; referred TO
public institutions committee
s. 3. No. As, Williams-An act APP
propriating the sum OF $500 10 VIII
Ham Forsberg for injuries sustained
while ia the employ OF the State OF
Utah; referred TO appropriation and
claims committee.
S. b. No. IS, Badger-Amendine Sec
ton ll66 Of the Compiled Laws OF Utah,
1907. relating to homestead judiciary
committee.
S. T., No. AZ, Badger-Amending sec
lions il49 and ISL and 70 repeal sec
ton 1852 Of the Compiled Laws OF
Utah, 1907, relating 10 homestead; re-
ferred to judiciary committee
S, Il. No. as Badger-Amending sec
ton 1i47 OF the Complied Laws OF Utah.
1907. relating to homestead re-
ferred 10 judiciary committee
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MArCH FOR SULLIVAN.

l11I uIfht-P alef1 v sono6nT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-30

tho game and maintained IL throughout
the contest, Logan put up a stubborn
game. but the l.. u. 5. players showed
remarkable speed. accuracy ana team
work The teams lined up as follows;
J.. d. $. L.. j.. y C.
MA5il l9 + johnson
A1nderson. '.....'...-,... .....t... Alfred
Iaylor.....,......-..k. G.. .Wangsgard
Referee-Pinkney. Umpire o. Hotter
GOals-NOung /, Alfred !, Wangsgard g.
Miller q, Lund I. Anderson 1, West T.
Taylor T. Goals from fOui--Wangsgard
il out of ~; Taylor 10 out Of 70.
FAST GAME TONIGHT.
AT the y. NJ C. A. gym this even
ing what should prove TO be the fast
est game Of basketball seen here In
many months will take place between
TWO all-star aggregations. The Los AM
Eeles team lines up against the Y. NJ
q, A., ana 10 ia expected the game will
Dee "a fast one from the sound OF the
whistle The visitors have been travel
ius over the northwest and have met
ana defeated some Of the strongest
teams in the country. The Califoruians
fel confident OF beating the Y. M. @. A.
but they will have 10 set mighty
speedy pace 20 accomplish this. The
locals nave nude splendid record, and
are in good shape for this evenings
game. Freeman Basseu viii referee
and p. j. Milne will umpire.
large crowd u Lehi basketball
fans are here To witness tho game and
have reserved "a section of seats. u Or
expected that the largest crowd of The
season viii be on hand 20 witness tho
struggle
LOGAN AGCIEs WIS.
Ilu same between the Logau AEgies
and the Weber Stake Academy team at
Loggn resulted in "a score Of 81 10 -
ia favor OF the Aggios Tho contest
wu8 quite rough at times Tho lineup.
A. g. " a.
ooli..................L. J.. ..Evaus-Jcuson
li53,,ssrosson'''.'.''-'..'h q ........i; Glars
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Piles Cured IN o 20 - Dn,s
pAIO IMMINENT is runrart.t
cure any case Of Itching Riind nj %
Ing OF Protruding Piles m 8 TO Ia IA, q
or money refunded toe "aSa
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tho game and maintained IL throu ghout
the contest Logan put up a stubborn
game. but the l.. ID. 5. players showed
remarkable speed. accuracy ana team
work. The teams lined up as follows:
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Consult County Clerk or respective s.eu.
ers Tor further informutIoh.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-20

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-20
gaisyins hlmssls.

A fond mother sent her small boy
Into the country and after q week Of
anxiety received the following letter:
II got here oil right and forgot to
write before. II h Q very nice place to
have fun. A fellow asd went oct In
. boat. ths boat tipped over. and .
man got mo out. and was 20 full Of
water that ! didn't know nothin' Tor .
long while.
The other boy has to bs buried
when they nnd him. His mother came
from her home. and she cried oil the
time. A horse kicked me over. and !
have got to have some money to pay
the Doctor for msndin' my head. II
was broken BIT.
I'VE ere goin' TO sst 40 old barn on
hre tonight. and I am not your son II
] don't have some real fun. ] lost my
watch. and ] am very sorry. ! shall
bring homo some snakes and q toad.
and ] shall bring home tame crow II
] can get EN- In my trunk."-Iondon
Globe.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-20

The early history of urcarms In tho
senss Of tubrs from which mlsslles arc
thrown By the action of detouatius
compound Of the nature Of guupowder
b wrapped In obscurity. though Il may
b. inferrrd from The few early records
that such weapons wer~ urst employed
IN warfare soon after the beginning of
the fourteenth century. u not some
time befosr. rbe country Of their ori'
GIN remslns uncertaln. but II was most
probably Italy.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-20

vk0 Wot0Ft 0ympotheSIe.
Amelia with 4 slmper'-i have such
hard work 10 kkrp UeorEe from being
silly when be b with me. rrIscilla
tastiy'-You don't eSpect imposslblli.
ties bf the pooe fellow. do you Bait
Uore AmHeicaa.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-20
Italy every year uses 1880 tons Of

Italy every year uses 1850 tons Of
orange blossoms and 1000 tons Of
roses in the manufacture Of perfum-
cry.
More than 1000. 900 acres Of land
have been reclaimed from the sea by
Holland since the sixteenth century.
A. q general rule. roots extend on
each side OF . tree to . distance equal
to the height Of the tree itself.
The tungsten incandescent lamp 10
the nrst artinciai light By which ail
colors can be distinguished.
The theory Of gravitation was ad.
vanced by Kepler In lsl7. seventy
years before Newton announced his
discovery.
Abrasion tests Of the new aiumi.
mum coins with which France is sx-
perimentins show that they wear
better than gold or broHse.
Psnnsylvania's anthracite coal out
put Of approximately ss.3So.ooo tons
for the Arss six months Of this year
eclipssd all records.
An Italian engineer has,eomplsted
o small hydroplane capable Of skim
ming the water At . rate Of iss
miles an hour.
When you 6et Fsady ID PICK out
your Thanksgiving turkey. call or
phone to the Monarch Mercantile
company. They have about $50 fne
young turkeys fattening for the fss-
tive occasion.
Jack Cunningham. while out duck
hunting near the Hannah place the
other day. emptied both barrels Of
his shotgun into . bunch of ducks.
killing four with the Arse shot and
ave with the NEXT.
cne OF those delightful pastoral
scenes which Il ID . pleasure To view
can b seen In the vacant yard next
to Baldwin's livery stable. whore .
number Of ducks are wailovins In .
pool caused by the recent rains.
Portland. Nsdford. salsm and sew
sral other cities are making plans for
setting out trees and >Seautifytns the
residence district and city generally.
Why wouldn't II b . good plan TO
start such campaign here! This
does not necessarily mean that We
should pave the streets Immediately.
Clean the leaves OF the lawns and
sidewalks; sst out trees around the
house: keep things neat and clean.
Then you are really aiding the cssse
Of the "city beautiful"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-10-06
Queen Of The Carnival.

The ladies who have been appoint
ed by the Fair. Association to take
charge, OF efa1 departments of the
County .Fair have. decided that a
Queen of the.sC Carnival should be
chosen to occupy the position of
honor insthe floral parade. In or
der tc select a young lady for the
Queen, a voting contest has been
planned. Penn & Holstein's store is
the voting precinct, and DR.. W.: B.
Penn is the manager of the election.
Votes cost only ten cents each and
the young men cangote as early and
and as cften as they like. In order
for the public seeshow. the votes
stand, DR.. Penn will post bulletins
on thefollowing days at s p. M:
Friday, October 18th; Wednesday,
the 18th, Saturday, the 10th; wv ed
nesday, the goth. The voting will
close and the result announced at 10
.. m. Friday, October, the 9and. The
first bulletin. is eagerly awaited.
Look for it Friday afternoon at so
Sclock.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-10-06
Appropriate Opening Exercises

Interesting and appropriate exer'
cises were held, in the chapel on
Monday morning, marking the for;
NAL opening of the session of 1909:
10. The meeting4was presided over
by Prof. j. F. Entzminger and short
addresses were delivered by DR.. C.
e. Burts, Hon. j. g. Sheppard, A.
s. Tompkins, Esq, and Pref. Breed,
in.
The enrolment Of both day and
boarding students is larger by twen-
8ty FIVE than any former year at this
time. There are now more, than a
hundred boarding students in the
collegeand ten or dozen are yet to
arrive.
The faculty is stronger than it ey-
has been. Prof. Breedin, who is a
graduate of the; South Carolina Uni
versity and who has had several
years experience as teacher, is filing
Capt Colyin's place, and in the ab-
sence of Miss Tisdale. Mrs. John r.
sTompkiins has been engaged to teach
vocal music and Miss Lille May
Bailey wilIsteach expression. These.
are the only changes in the faculty.
Il The recruits, or new boys, sstheyt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-10-06
are called are now having their daily
drills in squads; and in due season
1he cadet companies sal Gs: formed.
Monthly Board Meeting.

slthough Supervisor r. y. Moul-
,trie vi was absent, the Board of. Coun--
tS Commissioners held their res ular
monthly meeting Tuesday and pass.
ed upon all claims that were present
ed Moultrie was absent be.
cause css of having to go to Harlem,
Ga, to$take his children, to the mad,
STONE. Tive Of hiss children and q
child of. Mr.J JIG ssigler were bit
ten By amads dog Satlrd day last, and
Etheywefe carried with all possible
dispatch the stone that is said to
extract the: poison from the wound
inflicted by the dog. The friends
|of the children and their parents
sympathiize with them deeply in the
misfortune that has hefallen them.
We are a:utho1iaed to SAY that as
soon assaMr, Moultrie returns ne
will come to his ! Office lat Edgefeld
and mai, out checks for al claims
that have been approved.
-. .-HN . e.. . E ..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-10-06
Oh, Scissors.

The first grade teacher had beer
able to spank Tommy with the great
est enthusiasm, but his next teacher
had not reached the point where
she could do justice to him in spite
of all his naughtiness.
''send him to me when you want
him spanked" said the first grade
teacher one morning after her col
leage had related his many misde'
n,eanors.
About IL o'clock Tommy appear
ed at the first grade teachers door.
She dropped her work, seized him
by the arm, dragged him to. the
dressing room, turned him over her
knee and did her duty.
When. she had finished she said:
swell, Tommy, what have you to
sayY"
Please, miss, my teacher wants
the scissors. ."-Eyerybody's Maya
zine.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-10-06
Various Forms Of Dying.

S A crank came running into the
Office and said that aman swallowed
Is two foot rule and died by inches.
The editor started out at once to
learn further particulars of the death
and, meeting Dr. Martin, told him
about the case. He said that was
nothing: that he had a patient once
who swallowed a thermometer and
died BY degrees. A. couple of by
ISLANDERS just then Clipped in. One
of them said it.reminded him of p
fellow in Kansas who swallowed a
pistol and went off easy. The other
said hehad friena who took a
quarttof applejack and died in good
spirits Exchange.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-10-06
wise Step.

The action of she Farmers Union
!. in in deciding TO- offer. prizes for,sthe
best yields of wheas and oats will
result in much benefit 70 the farmers
of the county, and we are sure it VIII
be given hearty support by those enii EN-
gagged in other voeations. IS 5
Thescori contest this year result
ed IN. planting a larger area in cornl
than ever before. The wheat and
s oa.s contest will result in increasing
the prod Of these cereals In
the county and that. will make; to-
ward progress and independence. y
sIf the Farmers Union causes the
farmers of Anderson county to raise
enough corn, wheat and oats for
their needs the price Of cotton will
care of itself.
We believe the inauguration of
these contests has been about the
Wisest thing ever done by the Farm
ers' Union in this c6unty.-Anderson
Daily Mail. H
The; Advertiser has been doing
single handed in Edgefeld what
the Farmers Union is doing in An
derson county. We are putting.
ffty-odd dollars in, actual cash into
these contests, to- say nothing of the
time, personal effortsand space CIV
en- them in our columns. But we
are satisfied that the contests are
Accomplishing the. purpose for
which they were inaugurated, that
of stimulating the farmers to grow
more corn and grain; therefore, we
feel amply compensated. for the out
= low - .t,ysss y-..