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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-15
DRIVEN FROM THE PULPIT

Methodist Pastor Who Opposed COun-
ty Option Forced to Quit.
Oshkosh, Wis, Aug. 15.-Rev. Dan
lei Woodward, pastor of the Methodist
church at Omro, Wis, resigned his pull
pit because the superintendent of the
Oshkosh district of the church notified
him he would either have to give UP
his pulpit or cease talking politics. He
had been talking against county option
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-15
NEWSIE BEATEN TO
DEATH BY 3 PALS

Des Moines, Iowa, Aug, 15.-Mon-
go Carr, newsboy, was killed here
today by three newsboys who beat
him with bricks. Two of Carr's as
sailants were arrested.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-15
coIIeae President breaches.

The morning and evening sermons
yesterday at the First NJ. e. church OF
this city were preached by Rev. Theo-
dore Kemp. president of Illinois Wes-
leyan university, Bloomington.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-15
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

From noon today to notn tomorrow)
Sun sets 6:54. rises 5.0T; moon sets
1925 a. M; p. M, planet Mercury at
descending node. crossing suns path
southwark. Halley's comet distant
221, ,S50.OoO miles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-15
RIVER BULLETIN.
(4S hour changes.)

Nearly stationary stages in the Mis-
sissippi will continue from below Du-
buque to Muscatine.
]. NJ. SHERIER, Local Forecaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-15
TROOPS CALLED
IN CAR STRIKE

Columbus, Ohio, Aug. 15.-Troop 3
and battery C, both of Columbus. have
been ordered out for duty in the car
mems strike. The military officials
wiz order out 1000 troops at once. =
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-15
Deneen to Speak at Dixon.

Dixon, ILL.,, Aug. 15.-Governor
Deneen will speak here Aug. IT. It
is reported he will answer recent
criticism of his administration.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-15
Pastor for 81 Years.

Burlington, Iowa, Aug. 15.-Rev. VIII
liam Salter. for ga years pastor of the
Congregational church here, is dead,
aged So.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-15
THE WEATHER
Showers tonight or Tuesday; not
much change in temperature.

Temperature at a. m, 68. Maxi
mum temperature in last "a hours, 8s;
minimum in II hours, 81. Velocity of
wind at a. m, miles per hour. Pre-
cipitation, none. Relative humidity, at
D. m. AZ, at a. m. 80.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-15
S15o.ooo In Wanes

The Rock Island road today distribN
uted $15O,O00 in wages among it's en-
ployes at the Silvis shops
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-15
WILL NOT RESIST
DR.. Crippen and Miss Leneve
Ready to Return to Face
Murder Charge.
LIMIT OF STAY EXPIRES
Coroner's Inquest over Remains of
Alleged Victim Held up
Till They Come.

Quebec, Aug. 15.-The Is days Grip
pen and Miss Leneve required before
they could be sent to England on the
charge of murder expires tonight, but
there were no legal moves in the case
this morning and none is expected to-
day unless the prisoners abandon their
announced intention of making no fight
against extradition. 1t is probable they
will sail on Thursday in custody of In
SpectOr Dew
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-15
coroner Awaits Thcm.

London, Aug. 15.-The coroner's
jury over what is supposed to be the
remains of Mrs. Crippen held a brief
formal session today and adjourned un-
til Sept. u, Scientific evidence, which
it is thought VIII identify the body.
was withheld until, Crippen and Miss
Leneve return from Quebec, where
they are under arrest.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-15
Lewis Opposes.

President Lewis. thus far, has check
ed any such attempts and declares no
action on the strike will be taken until
after the special committee has re-
ported
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-29

Neanest man. looking glass by A
w. COnoYer. Louis Wachter.
Lady with smallest feet, pair shoes
to III by John w. Sur, Mrs. Ear
Bartholomew.
Largest squash. one pound gar,
den seed by Giesler Bros. J. f.
Richardson.
Best pound ranch butter, 200 but.
ter wrappers by Payette Enterprise.
Mrs. n. H. Timpe.
Homliest mar. box complexion
powder by &. -. Compton, T. J.
Brown.
Baldest man, bottle hair restorer
by Rezac. g. e. Brainard.
Tallest man. pair gloves by Cor.
ham Mercantile Co.. o. j. skaggs.
Oldest woman. easy rocker by
Wood & spaulding, Mrs. II. a.
Thacker.
Oldest man at fair. 81 shirt by
Salisbury. Alex Wells.
Largest family at fair, dozen
photos BY Bates, James Horn fam
lily.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-29
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.

Advertised letters for week ending
September cath. 1910
Ladies'.
Miss Grace Ashley Miss Myra Ma
comb. Mary r. Wilson.
Gentlemen,
Jack Bower John Bsenit. e. w.
Bolton. j. 2, Bogart, Judson f.
Burke. W. e, I'M. Il. Z. Lanning.
James Murphy. J. Mahon. r. A.
McAdams.
Parties inQulrlng for the above
please say advertised.
Burt Venable. Postmaster.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-29
DIVISION KLINE ARTS
HOUSEHOLD.
AND

Best oil painting. first ST. Mrs, NJ
. f. Albert. picture done by A. J
, Boehmer.
Best water color, first 81, Prof
Nelson.
Best pastel, ST. II. w. Weidner.
Best SINCE kodak picture, 81, Hell.
en- Shawhan.
Best collection Of kodak pictures,
I 81. Beatrice Boehmer.
Best map drawn by pupil OF pub
he schools, diploma. raphno McIte-
on.
1 Best specimen Of writing. velma
5pauldlng.
Best specimen. Of writing. high
school pupil Velma Spaulding.
Hest specimen Of embroidery. 81,
Mrs. J. M Lauor
Ees, haad made lace. ST. Mrs.
Dasaom Wells.
Best patch work and quilting. 81,
Mrs. r. d. Landon.
Best battenburg lace, 81, Mrs. J.
IT, Weider
Best tatting. so cents. Mrs. Hen
ry Erwin.
Best single specimen of hand paint.
cd china, Miss Bessie Brainard.
Best collection OF curios, Mrs. p.
Fl. Brown. second Mrs. J. NJ. Ben
nett.
Best potted plant, Mrs w. A. Ay-
ers. second Mrs. J. A. Lauer.
Best cut flower display, Anton Died
erickson. second Mrs J. w. Cart
wright.
Best collection Of potted plants. I
tie between Mrs. Shake and Mrs
Lester seawell
Best loaf OF home made bread.
bread plate, Mrs. f. NJ. satoris.
Best can OF fruit. fruit dish. Mrs.
T. ID. Landon.
Best Jar of pickles. pickle dish,
Mrs. Lewis.
Best painting on velvet, by girl,
Polly Wllburn
Best painting on velvet by boy.
Iynwood Alden.
Best embroidery by girl. Polly
second Bessie Wright.
Best specimen OF lace done by
pd.. HarleRe Satoris.
danger Of being suffocated bs
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-29
CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS
Via Oregon Short Line

Through Portland or Ogden. Special
excursion rates August 30th, to
September eth, inclusive and Septem-
Der oath to Both, inclusive. Daily
Summer Tourist Rates to September
S0th For rates and further particu-
lars consult any Oregon Short Line
Agent Sept. 80.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-29
List of Awards Continued
from Page 2
Hurd


g. Best pair , years old and up.
IN harness. first S.. A. WI
son. second. $3.50. Al Wilson.
"a Hest foai 1910. nrst s.. j. b.
cosman; second. 81. Walter
Manls
- Best Jack. any age. :. .. Trca-
scy, first diploma
81 Best shetland pony shown IN
harness. first. s.. Frances
Richardson
- Special b. 8. y Thaeker for
best 1919 foai sired ~ his
black stallion Raven. won b.
james Horn
DIVISION c--sHEEP.
Bcs, csc fine wool. first d.
Pioma. D. C. Chase
DIVISION D-swlHE.
Poland China.
Best boar Ona year aad under
two. fret diploma. A. a. Gar.
aide second 81. A. B Gar
slde
Best boar PIG six nonihN and
anaor. fret diploma. W a.
vcssai second 81. " a. Yes
tai
DIVISION E-PoULTRT.
White wyandetiss.
Beet cock and bed hen 81 each.
pn b. q Barry
White orphinsssn.
Best eockerei and beat puliot 81
aeh. won - y y Holienaoase
coiurhias wysneottss
Best puliei and boFi cock bird. 81
fh ~on b r 81 Mccomssy
Buff Rseks
neest coca bird bess hen best
ekerei and best puiisi. first prem
ium 81 81 cash pon b. > T. nar.
cuiness.
Seat pair 81, son b. l.. v Patch.
White Leehorns,
Hvai breeding pen first s. and /
aesf roekereI FIRST 81. won b. i VI
nateh. best pnIle, 81 70 By A. H.
sarslar
White Ducks. IA
Best pair firsi 81 son by J. I'll
Barr,
Barred Plymouth Rocks.
Hest coca first 81, second. 80 cents
beet eoekersi. first 81. second 50
rn,s best hen 81. sscond 80 cts.
,sai pulleg 81 second. 20 cents. best 2.
pea. g. second. 81 won By C. =.
Dibbie
esff coehin aspsams. =.
Hess cock bird. nfeg 81: best hen
FIRST. o.. seeond. 50 cents. best pen
81. son b. . y Dlbbis, Ia,
Black Lansshsas.
fsesi cock bird, be.l hen. 81 each
aud best pen s. second on hen and q
puiies 50 ccnts each and second on
pen a. Non b. Geo. Mordhorst.
stoadans. "a
Best oorkeFei and best pniiet. 81
each. best eosk bird. best hen al
each. best pea g. won b. a. W.
PARKS ~
White pymo0th noeks.
Beet pen s.. best eork bird. beat "a
ben, best eockerei. best puilei. won
b nArfY 7 Lewis "a
white bantam. 40
Hest cockerei best hen 81 each ~
aud hess pen s. wen By n. chal.
saat
Rhode Island Rsas.
I'sst eoskerel ard beat pulie, 81
eseh. pou 81 NOZZLE Second on "A
salles. - cents son by > Node
erouxr rvrksys. "a
Beat pair ehseks ST. ron BY Al
q tanis~
Bsn coshlns. Ia
Nas eoeherel beat pullet. bcsi
aea eess cosk bird. first. 81 on
erh and seeond 90 cents on each A.
,ens p~o 500 aud second best pen
y Naa - 81 Aeconsey "A
psnrlsps wyanaossss.
fiese rfu s. second pen 81 best
ssk esrs bess pailsi. bes hen. 81 A
ara seeoue - eenis an hen
ora nlrs ana puilss 0ou by A.
sclem&y
csrrish Games.
Eesi eoeaeFei and suss pallet. 81 "a
sch secoee ben end paiiei 80 sta,
esis s@ea aoa - q A Pierce a,
cloivnssssn wysnsotses q.
ssoeaa stslss CO cent? uun b. r. 4,
Mecom1ee Ina.
eiseh orphiaotons sty,
Isest coeAexsi aae best pallet 70 "a,
snss satA. won ~ e scott
saff Rocks :,
lsssi rNiies. 81 poa 81 3 A. Pierre ,ath
srenxs Tvr3sf -.
isera pasr yssrilngs 81. son b. ~
r. n orcsu MY,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-29

Qua elpVt Z. y. hbble,
8. Jar extracted honey. first 81
A. T. McClanuahan.
Special. best bees wax. first ST.
4. l. McCiannahan
DIVISION MANUFACTURES.
I Best display OF manufactured
goods. first $40. Payette Win.
egar Co. second s.. Idaho
Canning Co.
DIVISION NURSERY STOCK.
1 BEST three Jonathan trees. first
diploma. L. " Patch. second,
81. Anton nlederlohson,
Best three Rome Beauty trees,
first diploma. A. l.. Mathis.
second. 81. L. V. Patch.
& best three Winesap trees, first
diploma. Anton Diederiehson,
second, 81. L. V. Patch.
!. Best three Arkansas Black trees
fire, diploma. Anton piedeFich.
SON. second 81. Fruitland Nus.
scry.
. Best Sweet Cherry tree. first
diploma. Anton Diederichson.
second. 81. Fruitland Nursery.
. Hest sour cherry tree. first al.
ploma. Frultland nursery. sec
ond. 81, Anton Diederichson.
Best general display. first. al
ploma. Anton Diederichson, sec
ond. 81. Fruitland Nursery.
DIVISION M--sPEciALs.
Best lady horseback rider. pair
loves by Canyon Commercial CO..
Irs. John Mckinney.
Beet one half bushel corn in ear.
pounds pennison coffee by Model
rocery. r. NJ. Hutchinson.
Best looking young lady. pound
indy by Fifer. Miss Merna Dunn.
Best Commercial pack OF apples.
Hoinzc Pickles by Mcdonald S
NTH, Frank Creighton.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-29

Special low rate for above oeea-
sion. See agents for particulars,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-29

Best Scotch Collie dog. 81 won
by c. =. DlbbIe.
DIVISION Farm AND GARDEN
. Cabbage largest and heaviest
first 81. r. AoNuity.
& Carrots. first 81. y. y Dean: sec
ond 50 cents. A. ". Johnson
I S. Celery. first. 81. Chas Hlngler
second. 60 cents, David era.
ham.
9 cauilflower. first. o.. Chas.
bowman.
D. Peppers. first. 81. Pence Bros;
second 50 cents. A. l.. Cor
ham.
10. Potatoes. q =. Thayer won
four first prizes Of g. l.. r..
Hiatt won one first prize Of
81. g. @ Wherry won three
first prizes OF 81 and one first
prize o. 81 on sweet potatoes.
Pence Brothers won one first
prize OF 81. Highiman a
Fitch one fret Of 81. E Smith
two firsta Of 81. and Bcrt
Gilmore one first of 81 How
ard Taylor won one second OF
30 cents on potatoes. q. Fi
Thayer one second Of s0I
cents; s. Coulter. one sec
ond Of 50 cents. John HiiI
one second Of 90 cents, and
Chas bowman one second OF
30 cents on sweet potatoes
r. Pumpkin display three varieties.
first 81. l.. r. Hiatt. second .
50 cents. 4 McNulty
a. Largest pumpkin firbt ST. G. A.
Berding. second 50 cents. ray
IA Graham
J. Onions red, first 81. John Bosch
second 50 cents, a. l. Mclean
ahan
g. yellow onions. first 81. Albert
Mathis.
10 Onions white. first ST. r. B.
Remington
n Parsnips. first, 81. l.. =. Hiatt.
% Watermelon, largest and heayl.
est. first 81. H. n Golden.
second. 90 cents. @. shlnkle
4 Sweet corn display first. 81,
s. J. Knepp, second so cts,
u. j. Cortner.
2, Pop corn. first. 81. Dortha Rob.
erts. second so cents ~ j.
Cortner.
8 Three table squash, first 81 1
A. Roop. second so cents, },
r. Richardson
I Largest squash. first 81 }. ., 4
Richardson second so cents,
y. stamey
}. Best display OF sunflowers. first T.
81. ~ Penthouse second
90 cents. j, Nodle.
!. Tomatoes. any variety, 6 10 be q
shown. lat. 81, Pence Bros.
second 30 cents. ~ c. A
Brainard
. whea, soft, first 81. c. r. ri
i.owory.
Wheat hard, first 81, G. Il. q,
I.owery. p
Oats. FIRST. 81. G. r. Lowery
barley. first. ST. John nm a.
Field corn In ear IS lbs first
g. Il. n hutchinson second "a
80 cents. Bert Gilmore. "a
Atfalm seed. first. ). n. Me pI
Person. 81
Bundle oats. first 81. G, p Al
ernathy.
Ten stalks Of corn. first 81
a. ~ Hutchinson. second so
cents. ~ ). Courtner
bundle alfalfa. first 81. r.
stamey. second SO cents l..
C. shubert
Bundle Timothy. iirst ST. A. n,
Gafside
Broom corn. tirs' 81, G. p
Alternately. second 80 cents
a. y Absrnathy,
plate Of grapes first 81, D r.
Durham nj,
Plate Of Grapes first 81 c. T.
Hrainard
Special.
est sugar cane first IS cents. y
uey
esi peanuts. 90 cents RAY Forb
sseond ss cents. George Moore.
sg plant first. 20 cents. l. r.
,ell. seeond Is cents. Mrs nep
lhbshn
-, beans. 80 cents u. p. Lev
,sar cane. % cents, @ ?. Aber
ans. pole. urst. 50 cents. Char
Bowman.
IsioN c-oRcAARD PRODUCTS
- following first pFises Of 81
were won Ia class one or plate
bits Of apples
A kIttxfx V,.ld,stns Hem Davis
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-29
Sweet

iton, willow Twig. Bailey Sweet
Red Cheek Pippin
A +. Wood, Hoover.
e, w. Madsen. Fall Orange and
/ Pewalkie.
David Massener. Missouri Pippin.
G. j. Muzzy. Wolf River.
J. n. shawhan. Wagner
s. -. Alspach Butter Apple.
J, y. Roberts. White Winter Pear.
main and Rambo.
I Mrs. Ensign. Northwest GreenIng.
J Thomas Hawkins. Steel Red
y. ~ Cross. Winter Bananas.
G. Dibble. Northern Spy.
" Hansen, Nonesuch.
y. j. coIburn. York lmperials
). r. zerwas. Arkansas Blacks.
Baird Lattig. Spltzenberg.
2. Largest heaviest single apple.
800, won by J.. c. MuzEy
3. Best box OF Jonathans. first
prize 50. A. G. Mannemann.
second. 81. Frank Creighton.
a. Best box Rome Beauty. first.
50. - ~ Tussing. second 81.
Hugh shearer
9. Best Box Wlnesap. first 50.
Hugh shearer. second 81. Axel
Johnson.
8. Best Commercial Pack. first So.
Frank Creighton. second $3.50.
H. Elarland.
T. Best individual display OF com
mercial apples. prize offered .
by Denney 4 Co. first. SIS. /
Frank Creighton, second $40. |
A. G. Mannemann.
az Best commercial pack one box
each OF Jonathan, Winesap,
Rome Beauty. 50 first class
blddsd Jonathan trees. won
By Axel Johnson.
The following first prizes OF 81
each were awarded on pears;
8. b. Alspach. ldahos.
Frank Creighton. Flemish Beau
lies
Grant FI5hsr. sleklos and Bart.
sttB
G. a Roberts, Winter Nellis.
Mrs Ensign. Clairgeau.
Carl Jacobsen. Kiefer.
E. T. LattIg. Sheldon. I
Pears.
Roberts, 81. r
o. Best display standard boxes,
first 81. j. II. shawhan prunes q
Prunes.
I Best plate Italians. first. SOC. +
Anton Diederichsen. second n
soc. j. H. Richardson.
3. Best exhibit OF prunes In crate. G
first. s.. Mrs. Ensign. second.
$3.50. grower No. Payette @
Fruit Packing Co. v
Peaches.
{ Best plate Elbertas. first 81. Il
Presley Immersion. second. SO l.
cents. Tink Jackson
!. Plate OF three largest. first 81. b
Presley Immersion.
Ounces. T
/. Best display first 81. Grant
Fisher. second. so cents, N
Hugh shearer
,selalG Overlooked In Glasses. p,
Best box OF Gano apples. So. w.
Lesh. L,
Best box Winter Banana APP
rs, So. n. h. Kinnison. w
Best Box Grimes Golden. first
A. c. Manneman. second. 81. Icb
r. bowman. n
Best box Arkansas Black applgse@.
u, +. Tussing.
Best display Of strawberries. firmpan
cents. J. NJ Royston. second onldi
nts. J. G. Lawrence. Tin
VISION H-oAlRY AND APiAR
best pound ranch butter. fir Henri
$3.50. Mrs. ~. H. Tempe. se.yette
ond siOO. Mrs d. r. Durham. tn
Fest ease comb honey. frs mile
49, A l. MoClannahan. sec Sal
oud si.50. c. r. Dibble,
Jar extracted honey. first 81.
A. T. McClannahan.
special best bees wax. first ST.
1 MCCiaunahan.
DIVISION l--mANuFAcTuREs.
Best display OF manufactured
goods. first $40. Payette Vim. W
egar Co. second s., Idaho
Canning Co.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-29

danger Of being suffocated b,
the ball was even put into play.
there was great deal Of dissati
ton at the old Greek and Ro
universities. A change was freq
~ talked Of. but Il remained for
ma Pompilius, who was one OF
early friends OF education, to do
thing about Il. In 7t3 II. c.
moved October along to its pre-
place In the calendar. and now
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-29

IDAHO lNTER-MOUNTAIN FAIR.
BoIss, Idaho, Oct. 1o-15-19to,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-19

Ion IN tiiesc States Is proof of moro
through understanding OF nc actuai
Nor'eihgs Of various liquor lhWs' as
\ = rllle,g Statewide prohibition docs NOT
slSe satisfaction.n
INC Globe speaks with reference 70
we regulation OF the sale of liquor
IN massachusetts, whore high licenso
ana local option obtain. l'hc laws III
li'ls state have worked effectively for
more Than tho quarter Of century IT
- the experience of the Old Bay State
t'iat y az easier to enforce the laws
under the present system than under
ipfohibltory statutes. IT is also said
.'nere that there Is less drunkenness
Whefe Licensed places exist
Massachusetts is known among all
the States as Commonwealth IN
winch deep regard Is shown for the
enactment of wise and practical lawe
IN legislation, there are few Legiaia-
lures as careful as the General Court
OF Massachusetts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-19
CEREALS IN rnr snI,,,,1r

| Iiifteen Southern States have grown
! is0,o0O,oo0 bushels more corn In mo
I than in 1902 Oklahoma. has ,nc,o.sea
'ls corn Nteln s2,Jpo,o 600 bushels Flor
IDA and West Virginia decreased their
corn output by 100000 bugheIs. rbe
net result for the whole south 10 an
Increase of nearly t40,0oOoOo bushels.
rhis is all very well, but the work be-
gun by the boys corn clubs Will show
| even moro marvellous results. Thc
aSeraee Yield of the country is twenty
/ seven bushels of corn to tile acre. In
tue south ~ was not much above fifteen
bushels the acre a year or so ago.
Compare these figures with the t45
bushels taken by a farmer named Batts
in North Carolina, from q SINGLE acre in
1900. There Is plenty OF land lust like
ms. what he has done others can do.
Young boys have demonstrated that a
yield OF 100 bushels an acre is we'll
within the range of possibilities.
The wheat harvests Of the South arc
increasing In significance and fmpor-
lance. Twelve Southern Suites in 1910
threshed s6,2oo,ooo bushels of wheat.
In 1909 they harvested only $500. 900
bushels. In 1910 the wheat crop of tho
nation was so1.soo.ooo bushels In 1903
1T was 78Hsoo.ooo bushels. That is to
say, the country harvested 45.4Oo.Ooo
bushels less in 1909. while the South
reaped 2S,4oo.ooo bushels more wheat.
The yield in Tho South was 1873 per
cent. greater, and in the remainder of
the nation 7l,1oo,ooo Nbushels-1o per
cent. less.
The South is coming into It's own in
moro ways than one.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-19
TIMES DspATcH RICHMOND SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 10 1910

before the civil Way I'D was charged
with shooting and killing Louis Spicci
during a nght III Dlipotta Lane . few
days ago. He was held by the coroner
for an inquest y
Uncle Peter was in distress, a
stranger III o strange land, aid he
turned for help 81 bis trouble not to
any OF the four million people all
about him, few Of whom know the
language Of tho tribe" but to the son
Of his old master and he did not ap-
peal 10 him IN vain Across the chasni
Of years tile cry of this old North Caro-
lima darby touched the heart of his
folks "in minute" Uncle feter'
could eSclaim with the other old mo-
gro who, footsorc and hungry, asked
Tor crust Of bread IN Boston, and
was turned away from door to door
until at last place OF refuge opened
unto him, and with the exclamation,
'"rllank God, Use found one of my own
people ho toasted on the fat things
of the kitchen.
IF they would only let Us alone.
Uncle Peter what a happy time we
should have together.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-19
wooI. WORSE THAN SUGAR.

II is now claimed that the wool
frauds committed upon tho United
States Customs in New York have en-
braced wider fie1d and involve more
money than the underweighing of SUI
gar, Attachments have been served
on Joseph Brooke s. Company to re-
cover 100000 for alleged undcrvalua-
ton OF imports during the last five
years; and there are others. What
a really thorough going, honest Dem
ocratic Administration would be able
to find out il itNcould only get at the
thieves who have hourished under Re-
publican protection' That would be a
Glorious day for tho country
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-19
A PURITAN PRODIGY.

Roger Sherman Hoar Is o PRODIGY
Although admitted to the practice OF
the law, he is law student at Har-
ward He has written book OH the
advantage OF the Bible az text book
lor lawyers. Io is organizing q news
agency, He is interested IN water
proof blanket. which lie is putting on
the market lie is secretary of the
Free State League. treasurer of the
Concord Town Committee, head master
of the Boy Scouts, trumpcter for tho
Harvard Cavalry Troop entertains him
self and amuses his friends with the
cartoons he draws, and he has just
been elected to the Massachusetts State
senate. Some of the boys who were
at Harvard with him do not like him
very much, but he docs not care for
that What he Will do In the Senate
nobody knows, but the chances are
that he will make his mark there. as
no has made his mark in so many
other places.
There ought to be a good demand for
MS waterproof blankets in the Repub-
lean party with which lie has trained,
so many of that infamous organization
having been turned out to the weather.