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WANTED TO BUY-FURNITURE

Grand Rapid Auction and Storage Co.
faas-a0 First av.. pays highest price Tor
furniture and household rpoda. or will
sell ON commission. Main 1850 l. a6lt.
Valdez Furu. islo list Il. assg. lad B01O.
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OsTEOHATUIC PHYSICIAN. OpTIc-
IAN. ELECTRICITY ray Hight cure.
vibration. BEST EQUIPPED OFFICES
~ SEATTLE Eyes treated glasses Nt.
ted. Treatments Stbo a0T pccple's
Bank nldg, 2ud aud piise.
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FOR RENT
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fha kifHinua.T DO. modern a..
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in every fusm WautinH Aistnrrr
tf MiaH A Euea lohua $3.50 SINH AS. Isl
WIZ ealI ai tnH HiHr office sos Hat.
r"sN az fhiH wHrh HNr uii hH Hiten 1850
hNhrtH Oh fhe Majestic theatre Woe
tsa9nH iteuaeheepiHH ana alrapinHI
.tfir uaht bath. eaa! use aua up
ssRs aisth av fgFt
hiinhehrtte anu lhfEa closet ISIS faren
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I"so ini reasonable iela Msleaaa a
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-10

BEAUTIFUL VIEW LOTS.
READY 70 BUILD or SHADE
TREES FREE WOOD WHILE ~
LASTS NiCn NrfamnonmOoD
WANT you 70 nufLD THERE
30 AHaERsmENrs TO MEET
TAKE ANY CAR on FOURTH Az.
GET orr AT GRAHAM ST. FOLLOW
HipEwALita Five H.ocRH TURN no
ni1ur on ssND Az one BLOCK TO
LAND
ASK Tifh NEfuHnuHa HEH ron
rouNHELF
CALL OK NE Ar Mr OFFICE OR
FlfoNM
y. ~ HARDWOOD.
Jt9 BAILEY BLDG.
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FARMS AND AcREAOE-(Cont.l
Aa.ees@asas~H~s@sNes eTses7T-e--essiarses
FORT GEORGE COUNTRY is
WDOMING

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UHs EIfMuNUHM WORT aEuNNE Thle
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it SD 81 flhlfhet srHf gear
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sfa afa graded Aha thaf af Frsefs
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uuuptNo uuua ~ runr oGoupE
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f4eaHar f.afutaf cH haHs gf hf.tish
eaftn Ataeates. Tfasrfs HanH + Hhaw
asa a uaaraa aailaiHss. besides ia-
po~r YoU musk rou wAwr
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Vur CAN'T TruN AROUND WITHOUT
1 MAktNu MONEY! we've asi ~
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or NrW MILLION AfnEa ln thst rpaa.
~ reu mag ~ pHF &c them 80 -
Nunrm COAST Lkwp co.
paid.ap capifi tsft.aFp.
Nanrasref 81
DAVIES e ru.
sit are SO Amsriean hank WIS
"YAElMA H0"
n.at 6siaY rsitisr shat ftuit ranch anr
iaHnrr t.rf aa sos SEES ahaat saf eaaf
~ went plan - aaiitng hiehess Grade
fahfnna ffuif lands Head sHr efnifset
~ haw ~ Eruw goa an orchard whits
Foa remain Ia Tsus present afnplas HifnA
EJ nAAszE sos
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saaf % kfnf Seven acres bottom land
tso acres cleared aus plnged party ua
Der cultivation. ed fenced ins ne faunE
ffulf tree zafae four pears old and snute
fTps good live we'll ounrreta ruFhinE,
NaaA mtndfani force ramp. zee Young
rhIFksns ore Incubator faBa 7HEa4t snfna
eaapa anf shanfF for barn Price net
HLfaa fnaaifa al atar afflfe u-iea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-10

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"a ;eA Ma ~ taaEhter
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! & - p.ssaarar. JesR 9 q taeE fffF
4 49, sAs wife u IT. James
H.. rs aat 81. Jane SOP
| En,ssa..fs 10 wgfF af " Cameron.
II 1n.t 4 Iaae fEarhfeF
/ f.es~f4 tAs wifs II tames TrAeN.
Ia sararal aasaiEAI gens 9. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-10

heaquml toem. sWtabis taf ladies
e.ose ini reasonable iela Msleoao a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-10

DunraI0w o. NIEEI0u doors. tIle.
a-liEht barn sash. t2c 10 tac.
Cottage front windowa. bottom ElasA
A0xA0 inches top light t0xa0. sass
Glass china cupboard doors. fI0o.
Porch columns. 6Qc 90 si.4o.
wall or deadenlng felt. 10. 10 yard. roll
Of $50 feet. Si.6a.
Gold Seal roofing. square, fi2b
Rim locks with hihck knobs, 13o.
Mortisod locks. JCt knobs. 22c
Front door lock. night and day key.
solid bronze knob and escutcheon. hand
buffed fancy finish. 81.
Gold Seal house paint. none better. 50
colors per gallon. fi9e, 6-gallon lots
Sis.
Gold seal barn and roof paint g-gailon
cans. 81 90 gallon.
keystone yarnlEh. per gallon. $3.50.
SEND FOR OUR FREE CATALOGUE
q. n WILLIAMS co,
1910 Western Az, near Madison.
gcattlo---Both Fhones----Wash.
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CITY REAL E8TATE-t contu).
fs0earseaesnerhefsere eteea0s-erasH-Tes
SOUTHERN
HEIGHTS
ADDITION
40 roor LOTH 40 roOr TuErTa
AILrfH. uuEWAfKa no rtE LAED
ALI 90. CEDAR RIVER WATER frH
rN IT'S PAID ron t1H FUEE UHf
fr Two YrAua PAY ToH a. rrf
Ar NY ENrEHHr TAKES PAID
AHEAD no MORE no PAY TLL
-igt2
is or uEBT CORNER soTH WtW
tNENChLLnD VIEW CAN nE
uOugur ON LOWEST rENMH ron
$685.
dOoD LOTS 40 LOW PRICED AZ
gt75.
fs on go uowH Will 20
TERMS AZ Low As 81 MDaTuLT
CAN DE ARRANGED
Low INTEREST RATE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-10
FoR sALE-FuRNITURE

e-sesfsase7 sNsesles>~e~~~@~~sN
NeH 0sFaf sewing machine, drop head
VIII a.u Urrap H-es, care star
rurnlfsre ~ s-room fiat. thoroughly
modern very cheap A eG6
For Furniture " faur-room flat.
cheap tIat fnr rent $40 Union ST.
Desks. chairs. showcases Chicago store
and office Furniture Co. 1895 Let nv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-10

A. + speckctt--AI cpurtA collfcions'
corporations organized Notary public.
Damage cases "a speciality Both phones
5ob-I-s burke Blk. second aud Marion
E n sehoff Lawyer bog-4 Ptoucer
Bids co2suitatiuu free. Personal In
turies "a spccialtv Practice ia an courts
Corviu townsend. sos Bailey bids
Couauliatlon free. husband. wife injuries
-OsrEOrAImIC rIINsICIANs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-10
THE LIvEsT CITY
on PUGET SOUND.
GREENWOOD PARK ANNEX

~ rsg narf 10 have fhe rrsi soy
ri Twins huF home IH afrau-
resa Park Hurr Wien seattle
"a nHe Fraf older iafH In fhsa add
diNHn ait % sHffH double pres.
eHf rfers btHa slru ~ She
fanlrfaina. slaeH affs. riff uafer
81 every lat na mortgages nr
liens ~ arg atHd. fta 1Hun &C.
per lat mantHig Take FhinmaY
faF 60 Aatd aHa Green's sad
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-10

ExsaL DIRECTORS.

@reeeAfnNsrr.~--4r.s r-f~eNsN.f4~s~s.=-~sf@
ETffpRTH 4 soS. prnfsss4unai
Ezas ne liesnse1 Eei haisasfa 1874
= tsgss tAetAsA nats psanss 80
lzeH etsea O.. T4asrAi ptv@csaFs
- az raivaretT nath pheHes -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-10
RFNTAI AoFSoTEs
FROM Mlll DIRECT
ITO YOU

= Buy your building rnaterla,.
n - from the manufacfur..
and SAVE THE AR
| - TAiLER'S PROFIT NJ.
are the largest lhscan.s
| bcNtb sash and door rnan-
| ufactureTs In the pacifio
/ Northwest Theso urirss
/ ~ tell why
/ | Cross panel daorK 70.
| - painting. ti2B
| - Cfosh panel doors fox
staining, 1850.
| - | Cross panel Doors OIL
| - finish. sf.6b
h Is and up.
7 '-ight windowA Tse to
- 81 th
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-10

,g,rINgIJlHs ~ syrIIlls.

OLIVER theatre. spring 81. near Sec
ond Only first run pictures shown. Ad-
rnIeafnn Toe
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PAY ONLY AS you IMPROVE
+sp EfLEH BLOCK sls SECOND AVE
uit MtLLIANIN. ola ana moaf thor-
euEh fpertaiiat in Fenfgie. treats aiI dis-
eahfs q TIE acINea throat. lungs. heart.
iroasiss. siood sSis ana s an esn 5rss
disorders Gall stones removed Nithout
operation Al medicines Furnished. ~
ssrffteuce e world vide and scientific
ofNce ia Liberty nuIidlnz, corner Third
ana Union 81, opposite postgffice. rooms
1aa aud ast Phone Main tses
Or FRANK BROOKS < Paralysis.
fhfnnahflsfn. nervous and chronie dis-
eases ~ modFrnized treatment is re-
maskatly Hgocsnsful Arcade Annex.
rgetas tae-tai. thlrd floor
pr 81 ~ cook Diseases women and
chiidren; fhroaf aua catarrh Nna meth
- 4s years praetice a5s Atcade Annex
Deeier Harding formerly Episr bi8rk
hhH upene9 mes offices a. 1oE-io Arcade
Anhrn lud a1tt
~ VIM L1rsring removed giF-fs
Lumhef EnrhAnEs Both phones 1917.
DR WM ~ ANDERSON Diseases 81
TIE skln. aia Lalnher EnchanKs
DR. 81 Broan- Abdominal Eenito-
ufinafy rectal dlseases eot-s Leary BldE
~ Dalton skin diseaaes tgb Arcade
$1,000. FRISIER- -
lflef fa Z ~ ~ \ sr 60 Il Sss
lunhia - seattle Both phones 1871.
SMILEY Lithographlng 4 priaiiag Co.
(. Columbia y Main sTT; Ind. ASS
Heller decs neat Job printing los
seneca = Phone Ind ssts
RENIAI. AoENCIEs
lLEWEi.LYN 4 W1ED lE5S BsTFs SIds
>o.ooo, sHoE HTpAIgERs
~-.osIeSs, ~, poIssgg ~ !, siIsIIss
SKIOATANEs
~~0N~~>~N~-~oS~s rSN~&~1e-~~-~~~~~o
eth" showcase CO. mfg cases and
cabinet work a4is First Ind aees
STAMP WORKS
hiag md end Main Ind i17s. Main t5sI
SASH AND DOORS
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~ NJ. 2 hap seii and s6eg
- = q sps' aud Addition figs
r., nan. ErBefienrs ~
n = sober ard rsiiatfs
as 49, EEpsnaes ana
~ eass b.rminFham rsgd
~ - Fsaay,Os Lyr CONTRACT
ia hl8s.@. VALUE cArf 90
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-07
Chinese SLAYER OF ELSIE SIGEL
Laredo Officials Believe They Have
Him-They Await Identification.
Struggled From Mexico.

Laredo, Tex.-On Friday two China
men we're apprehended at Laredo
while attempting to illegally enter the
country. One of the Celestials is ap
parently about 80 years of age. he
is exceedingly we'll posted and shows
himself to be familiar with many cities
in the United States. He claims tc
have resided in America tWenty-foul
years, but states that he left for a visit
to Mexico and while in Torreon he lost
his Identification papers. The fluency
with which he speaks English aroused
the suspicious of the officers and the
man was taken to local gallery and
photographed. Under the belief thai
he may be Leon Ling, the Chinamar
accused of the murder of Elsie Sige
in New York several months ago, his
photograph will be Immediately sen
to the commissioner of police of New
York City. Pending reply the China
man will be detained. In case of fail
ure to identify the Chinaman as Leol
Ling, he will in all probability be de
ported.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-07
FIVE BODIES UNEAR1HED
so,IRTEEN MORE IN RUINS or
THE TIMES BUILDING.
REWARD TOTALS $4,000
Guarding Homes of Otis and Chano'e''
Three Arrests So Far maoe'
Narrow Escapes.

los Angeles, Cal.-An attempt "
DESTROY the residence of Genera mar
rison Gray Otis, publisher OF the LOS
Angeles Times, by means OF an lhlei
mol machine was made Saturday, FOL
lowing as it does the explosion "llon
early Saturday with great loss VI ''i1
DESTROYED the buildings and plant VI
the Times. a suspected effort 10 olo"
IN the auxiliary plant of the paper
and the finding of a powerful mlerlAai
machine in the residence OF secretary
Zeehandelaar of the Merchants anu
Manufacturers Association, the az
,omnted outrage has wrought TINS Guy
To an intense state Of suspense anu CA
element.
Three hundred men digging unceas-
inglv for thirty hours into the ueDl 10
Of the wrecked Times building nave
nnearthed five of the nineteen Doules
buried in the ruins. The shower O'f-
gade is still at work aided by huse
railway crane and derrick. when 10
lifting ont the remains of the heavy
steel. In the meantime the ponce aio
guarding the homes of General HARM
son Gray Otis, proprietor OF the Times
and of General Manager Henry ohahu
lar Guards also are Watching over
the plants of several concerns recent
" involved in strikes.
But three arrests have been mau'
since the explosion Saturday mornlns
and one since last night, when an ID
legged anarchist. Martin Eagan, wa
| taken into custody. In the nope @
: securing information as to the perpe
= traitors of the outrage, Mayor AleXaD
: der increased the city's offer of reWar
to $4,000.
This, together with the offers OF Il
e cal newspapers and labor organize
tions whose leaders have announce
y a determination to assist in the scare
0 for the criminals, raises the tot'
v amount of proffered rewards to Slc
500. The city's offer is intended
= tempt any one having knowledge OF
y dynamite conspiracy to divulge u
O secret. There are no conditions.
v The body of J. Wesley Reaves, Sc
1t retarv to Harry Chandler, is the lde
re fled one recovered today. Identity
e his case was established more by u
h place in which the body was 1oul
h. than by any evidence on the body
self. 1t was burned into fragmen
lie and so were the four other bodies ia
OF en- out.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-07
CANNING FACTORY ASSURED.
San Benito to Have $4,000 Plant.
Large Territory to Serve-ln oper'
alton Jan. l.

San Benito, Textile canning fac
tory for San Benito was assured tues
day by the remaining stock being SUD-
scribed. This factory will cost $780,
600, and work will commence on II
in the next few weeks and it will Le
in operation by Jan. /. Its capacity
will be 100000 three-pound cans pei
day. and more if extra force is put on
The products to be canned and snip
ped out will be kraut, tomatoes, cane
syrup, beans of all kinds, pickles
catsup and others.
This is a big thing for San Benit'
and means much for the farmers. tn
southwestern part of the Onlte'
States and Mexico will be the terri
tory of this factory.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-07
EIirtjnu With Fashion,

That innate tendency on the part
Of the fair consumer to flirt with fash
ion. playing fast and loose with Varl'
Gus commodities, is responsible for
the uncertainties that have prevailed
during the month. There was such a
lack of confidence as to the ultimate
acceptance of the various lines pre-
pared by distributors and consumers
that buying was somewhat minimlzed
Prosperity or adversely has nothing Il
do with the millinery business. Fash
ion alone makes or breaks.-Milliner.
Trade Review.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-07
1 nue,s Crime.
thing n:

George was a manly fellow, yet sur
nrisipg as it may seem, he was guilty
Of a grave charge, criminal offense-
theft, for had he not many 'ilhes'
stolen kisses from his fair sweet
heart? .
Maude. one of the most loVabIe OF
girls. was equally guilty as an acceS'
sorry; she received the stolen properly
Each seemed to have perfect conn
dence in the other, however, and When
sentence was pronounced by a prop
erlv qualified official, they decided u
serve their time together.
They remained loyal TO the END
neither making any effort TO nave
their sentence abrogated or shortened
but during the course of their loh'
term together several small offense
were directly chargeable to them
]. w. b. in Puck.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-07
TWENTY-FIVE men GO DOWN
SWAPPING OF BARGE OF BAL
TLESHIP NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Searching River With Graphing
Hooks-Crowds Line Shores.
List of the Missing Men.

New York.-There was given Out
from the battleship New Hampshire
a list of Twenty-Five men who were
supposed to have persisted by 'he
swapping of barge or Whalepoat
which was being towed to the Vessel
at anchor in the Hudson River Sun
day night. Appended to the list are
the names of eleven men who are sui
absent, but who were not recognized
as having been in the swamped Doat
1.-THE following is the list Of the men
missing from yesterdays liberty par
ty, who are thought to have peen III
the boat that swamped last night:
]. R. Boylan, ]. F. Erhart, J. Turner,
P. White, G. Amatuzio, E. +. Blum
gren. ]. A. .Benner, H. S. Bailey, T, +.
G. Brakeman, r. Bonfall, G. Brown, W.
Dorr, G. DAYS, P. J. Donohue, }. Green
-Heyns, NJ. Johnson, S. Kari, j.
Knowe, A. Mapley, J. F. Pashieski, W
A. Richardson, E. w. Sieber, M. 1
Seals, E. J. Turner, Ia J. UehIln, II. )
Wenner, n. l.. Bligh.
The names of the eleven men miss
ing who were not recognized as belns
in the boat follow:
C. J. Carrigan, J. w. Harron, E. L
Gordon, E. A. Herbert, L. Johnson, }
A. Legel, D. Mahoney, J. B. McAdams
G. c. Thompson, ]. Van Peer, A. h
Chambers.
All day Sunday police boats dotte
the cove in the river above Yves
18TH street, their crews grapplln
for bodies. But their efforts Wer
without success-not one body was n
covered. Old river men said the
were not surprised, for when the a
cident occurred, they declared, tn
tide was running up stream like MI
race. with a brisk wind out OF Tn
southwest pushing it along at even
faster clip. This would take the bodl'
- far beyond the scene OF the dlsast'
and probably it will be several "a.
before any more are found.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-07
SEVENTY MEN ENTOABED IN MINE
Coal Dust Blows Up Mine in Mexico
Rescue Party Overcome by
Afterdamp.

Monterey, Mexico.-Friday night
tremendous explosion of coal dust oc'
Cured in No. 2 mine at Palau, belong
ing to the Coahuila Coal Company. Inc
force of the explosion blew down all
of the timbers in the slope from the
sixth lift to the surface. 1t blew out
the mouth of the slope, lifting TWEEN
tv feet of surface and closing the
mine. The farmhouse was also Dlo"h
down. but fortunately the fan and ell
CINE we're not injured. Entrance was
made to the mine through the second
opening, but all the ventilatlng cur
rents and ar-stepping being destroy
ed. it was impossible to penetrate IN
to the mine far enough to reach any
of the miners.
The first rescue party was overcome
and a second party had to 60 IN ahC
relieve them. They were overcome D!
the after damp, but were brought u
the surafce and recovered in lev
hours.
Two bodies have so far been re
covered and there are about seVent,
more men in the mine. There is N
possibility of these men being reco'
cred alive, as it will be forty-elgh
hours before all the bodies can b
reached. The neighboring mines nav
all sent their superintendent wit
picked men and all have worked faitf
fully in the rescue work.
The rescue helmets, of which tn
company has a full supply, could nc
be used. as they were so heavy an
the space left to crawl through
1 small that the men could not g
t through with them on
p This mine was the largest produce
q of the Coahuila Coal Company ar
J. has been shipping about $4,000 tons
V coal per month for some years.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-07
Hempstead's Test Well.

Hampstead, Tex.-After the charter
had been granted committee was
selected to get the necessary machin'
ery for drilling the first test well OF
the Waller Oil Company. 1t is under
stood that the lumber for erecting the
derrick is being sawed and it will be
delivered on the ground with the new
machinery in a few days.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-07
Patents to Texans.

Washington.-Patents have been is
sued to Texans as follows: Rather
inc Calver, Austin, spool and work
holder; David M. Dulier, houston,
form for building concrete structures;
William C. Kramer, Jr., Brennan,
wire fastener; William M. Lubbock,
Houston. and S. Hamblen, Portales, N.
NJ, crude oil burner; John F. Timer
Uvalde, pipe wrench; William E. War
ner. Houston, floor surfacer, cleaner
and polisher; Alvin H. Wiley and j
E. A. Bangor, Linden, clothes pin.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-07
Corn Shipments From AlIeyton.

Alleyton, Tex.-Five or six carloads
of new corn have been shipped out IN
the past few days and more will be
Skinned. Most of it is going to points
West. where the drouth cut the yield
short, Planters have all made good
heavy corn and lots of it, hence the
shipments. This is the first time in
ten wears that so much corn was ship
ned out of here. The prevailing price
is COO loaded on track here, at which
price quite bit of cash is going into
the rockets of the raisers.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-07
Collecting Circus Taxes.

Austin, Tex.-W. ]. Mcdonald, state
revenue agent, has received replies
from a number of tax collectors in the
state to his recent letter about the
circus taxes to be collected from the
circuses in Texas this fall. The re,
plies are very encouraging and are to
the effect that the tax collectors are
familiar with the circus occupation
tax law and will collect the requisite
amount.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-07

In Manila, especially in the meat
stalls, where flies assemble in swarms
II is found that solutions of one in five
hundred formaldehyde In water placed
IN saucers attract and kill. Breeding
places of flies are sprinkled with kero-
sene and the street sweepings sprin-
killed. with crude petroleum and then
covered with lime, which, in turn, is
covered six or eight inches with new,
clean earth. BY these simple, easy
means the numbers of flies were i'm.
mensely diminished.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-07

A new species of trouble, but a kind
not wholly unexpected, is that which
has befallen an aviator in Berlin. He
has been arrested and his machine con.
fiscated for taking three miles flight
over the city to visit friend in a
hospital. A local ordinance provides
that three days notice shall be given
before a fight is taken. But, good
gracious! the friend might have been
cut of the hospital by that time