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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-26
WHEN COOLEY LOST HIS GOAT
Ducked Ban Travelling 200 Miles an
Hour.

Ambrose Putnam, the former
Louisville player, is considering be-
coming magnate in the tempestuous
Three league. At the same time his
old pal Dick Cooley. is out at Topeka.
This pair pulled a funny one at ST.
Paul several years ago when the Col
onels were playing the SAINTS. Cooley
was playing first for the Tebeau clan
that day and they were clouting Am
6rose cheerily and in clusters.
Finally one of the Saints Slated a
wicked one down at Cooley. 1t start
ed off with whistle and lib. waist
high and bound for the outer works
at zoo miles a minute. Cooley saw it
tatfve way and then, exercising the OPP
ton on the hand, drew it back very
quickly and allowed the ball to go to
the fence and carom off to center
field.
Ambrose was sore at this perform
ance, holding a belief that Cooley
should have speared it. He turned
around to Cooley and called him a
very bad name and intimated that he
had streak of rabbit in his makeup.
Cooley walked majestically over to
the pitchers box and shaking a fin
ger at the elongated Putnam yelled:
You big s1ab-sided hunk of cheese,
I'll have you to understand that Mr..
Tebeau is paying me for my skill-not
for my bravery
Ldl0f ne got MS revenge. Inc
Saints kept on slamning Ambrose all
over the lot and ambrose wanted to
get on the bench--but no chance, Coo
ley kept him in.
1t was a hot afternoon and the
small pillbox park with its extraordi-
narily high fences shut out what little
wind there was Putnam had nerv-
Gus manner of stretching both arms
over his head to loosen up his muscles
and as he was very tall anyway he re-
senbled a Topping heron as he made
the motions.
After a particularly sharp hitting
rally Ambrose started this Hopping
and stretching exercise and it caught
Cooley's eye. He was always ready
for a kidding match and stepping over
toward Ambrose. he yelled: "Whatcha
doin'. Andy: tryin' to fly out of the
park ?"
Putnam dropped the ball right
then and there and stalked to the
bench. He took himself out of the
game and remained out.-Minneapolis
Journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-26
ATCHTsON ALSO HAS PETITIONS
Would Seek to Kill Sunday Baseball
Bill.

Atchison, Kan. Jan. 26.-In oppo-
sition to the many petitions asking the
legislature to pass a law against Sun
day baseball, a petition was started in
Atchison today to oppose any such
action.
Atchison is something of a factory
town, and there are many people who
can't attend baseball, or play it except
on Sunday.
Atchison has always been good
Sunday baseball town, but week day
games, except on general holidays,
have never drawn very well. The petit
ton is being signed quite extensively,
and later will be presented to the leg
islature.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-26
HER HUSBAND RODE TOO FAST.
So Pittsburg Widow Sued the Estate
of the Chauffeur.

Pittsburg. Kan. Jan. 26.-Elizabeth
Rabbit, widow of P. H. Rabbit, has
filed suit in the circuit court against
Isabelle M. Duncan, executrix of E. ".
Duncans estate, for $4,000 damages
for the death of her husband. She
claims that her husband was killed
by the negligence of Duncan, who
drove a motor car at the dangerous
and unlawful speed of forty miles per
hour, double the legal rate. e. V.
Duncan, William P. Fears and Patrick
H. Rabbit were killed in a motor
car accident November 20.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-26

braska would make the eighth
brought out that seven games had
peen arranged, which are supposed to
be Dartmouth, Ohio. Cornell. Syra-
cuse, Pennsylvania, Vanderbilt and
Case. An offer of a game was -re-
ceived from West Point, but had not
yet/been acted upon. according to
ost. Because Of Harvard cancelline
It's annual game, the cadets now have
a vacancy on their schedule and would
IKE to meet Michigan at home There
IS said to be a chance of a game with
princeton, but it is not considered
bright
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-26

fine shops system in Wichita" said A.
II. Webb, superintendent of the Mis-
souri, Pacific recently. within the
next three or four years I expect TO
see our Wichita shops equipped with
complete set of machinery for the re-
pairing of engines The new machines
which have recently been ordered by
the master mechanic at TT. Scott for
the Wichita shops will be long step
toward the complete shops system
which ultimately will be built up In
Wich ita ,,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-26
NEBRASKA NAY PLAY MICHIGAN
Yost Met the Western Men il
Chicago.

Chicago, jan 26.-Coach Fielding
H. Yost and Athletic Director Bartel-
me of the University of Michigan con-
ferred here yesterday with representa-
tives of the University of Nebraska re-
garding football game next fall The
result of this conference Yost would
not divulge. further than to say that.
if played. it would make eight for
Michigan
+ The fact that a game with Ne
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-26
YoKEL-GEHRING BOUT DRAW.
Wrestled Three Hours. Eight Minutes
| Then Another Half Hour.

Salt Lake City. Utah, Jan. 26.-Mike
Yokel and Henry Gehring, both claim
ing to be the middleweight champion
wrestlers of the United States, wrestled
three hours and eight minutes last
night without fall. The crowd re-
fused to stand for a draw and the
wrestlers returned to the mat at 1880
this morning.
By agreement, the match was deciar-
ed a draw after, another half hour S
struggle. with neither man down.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-26
Old soldier Tortured.

For years I suffered unspeakable tor
ture from Indigestion, constipation and
liver trouble write A. K. Smith,
veteran at Erie, Pa, ''but DIR. Kings New
Life Pills fixed me all right. They're
simply great" Try them for any stom-
ach, liver or kidney trouble Only 25c at
Campbell Drug Co.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-26
*. O. BROWN EARNED DECISION
Bert Keyes Stayed Ten Rounds to
Close Finish.

New York, Jan. 26.-"Knockout"
Brown and Bert Keyes, both light
weights, went 10 fast rounds to close
finish last night at the Empire Athletic
club. but Brown was entitled to the de-
cision on points and aggressiveness.
Before the bout the managers fer
Champion Wolgast and Brown agreed
to post q forfeit that when their men
met in Philadelphia February in six
round bout it shall be at 1S3 pounds,
the regulation weight, at p. m. The
bout is called for $50.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-26

severed his connection with that team
last night. He has accepted terms from
President Hedges. of the st. Louis
Americans. to act as scout for the
Browns.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-26

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-26
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-26

Missouri Senate Favors New Orleans
Jefferson City. Jan. 26.-The house
ADOPTED the senate's concurrent reso-
luton memorializing congress to sI1b-
nit an amendment to the federal cor
stitution providing for the election Of
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-26

Lake Cut Loose From Boston.
Boston, Jan. 26-Fred Lake, last
years manager of the Boston Nationals,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-26

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-26

Everybody reads the state Journal.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-16
oenten lire 8eglaubisuneen uni
breiten.

Deflfel1 1Dre SeglauDl9uHgen u1fer-
breiten.
sua 2onoon meIoet 1naa:
Gin Invertebrates bier furiierenoes
@eriibt beiagt, oab Der neuernal1n=
te' General @ouperncur bon 60.
llaoo, Brin5 artbur bon @onnougbt.
Der 5obn oes Ser5oes bon gon-
nouebtt it6 nit Brin5efftn SSrino,
Ser dlteiten So6ter Der rlliiiiden
@roBfiiritin 9enia 9ueranoropna,
elmer S6peiter oes G5aren, pernl6b+
len ioll Bie bier perIautet, ioI
Die forntelle 8efanl1tgabe Ser @erlo-
bllng erfolgen, bepor Die Con-
naugbts nad CANADA reiien. grin-
5eiiin Srina lit oln 8. SuIi 1895
(no6 rlliiiibem Dotunn) eeboren.
Dur6 einen nngluflihen
3ufaa bot Ser 2ufti6iff geftano
Der oeuti6en slrmee einen i6peren
Gerluif erlitten. Ser Wiilitarbullon
yW. 81, bonn @roBen unItarren
SpltenL tit per6rannt. Gin @ertu1t
bon Menl6enle6en lit ieooeb eliidli-
der 8eiie uidt 5lt beflogell, uno
oos ltnglid, oas iid tn gerbin-
bluna nit ben &oiiermon0pern ereiq-
nefe, lit in feiner @eiie oa5u oltge-
tol1 Die 3unerldiiiefeit Der 2uft.
fd)iffe oieies ooer eines anoeren
Cups in 5roee gu fteIclt. Ser
3iinoer oes Motors por nof Ser
2anoung oes @allons erplooiert.
Sn allen oeuti6en &rciien Ser
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groBe @enuetuung fllno iiber einen
S6ritt, tpelden Der ungoriide @uI-
tusmitliiter, @raf 13idp, ioebell ge-
tan bat. Ser Miniiter bat bic Gr-
laubnis erteilt, boB fortnn oeutide
Nuffiibrllngen in Ser NationoIoper
itottfinoen oiirfen. o9ieie iino 5ipal.-
5ig Sabre lang perboten geiuelen.
un0 geriude, oos ssSrlterbift aus benz
Wege gu raunen, maren bislon9
INNER gel6eitert.
Sn Seem @eItnliriter, Sri
tiib Columbia iino orei 8anfrG,l,
Der ipabreno Der gtabt in bos 8e.
fdaftsIofal oes oortigen 3meiges
Der ganf BON Montreal eeorllnges,
baben oas @enolbe altfgeiprengt ilno
$3t5,000 in @olb uno 8anfnoter
geltoblen. Sic tpuroen lli1t entoeft
uno es ge1ang ibnen 5u entfon.
men, Man glaubt oaB Iie nadl
8ancouper geflii6tet limo. Die ge-
itoblenen @onfnoten iino meiitens
nene gfoten bon groben 8etrdgen,
oeren 9dtntmern nod auBeroem re-
giitriert Iino, bie 9iebe meroen fic
alio idnerli6 loslperoen fonl1en.
SSSn Der ipanilden Staot 8iI-
boa lit Elm allgemeiner Streif i'm
@ange. gie Gage BORT ioll einc.
iebr erlite iein. gs foinnlt beitan-
Big 5l aampfen 5lpiiden ocn Streis
fern unb oen Soloaten, aud baben
Die Streifer cine giier6abnbriiec
nit 9pnalnit eeiprengt. I'm oie 60
ge 81 peri6linmnerr, bat eill furht-
bares llnluetter getobt uno sic tie
fer gelegnen Seile Der Staoi iinb
iiberidipemmt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-16

iion oie @rnte fir oas namlide
Sabr nllnmebr ouf 10,386,000
8aaen oueiebt. Die 3iffern Der So
rif : &onniiiion fir 1910 marer
bon oen Saus 9onlite fiir Weittel
uno @ege oen 8ere6nuneen Der
8aumlpoll5oae in Der iiingit paliier.
ten, a6er bonn Braiiocnten betierten
garif Bill gu @runoe geleet. Nnn
bat iid berausgeiteIlt, oaB bie ge.
ribte oieler beioel1 &0rperi1aften
in 8e5ug allf Die 9lblddbung Der
oiesiabrigen grrte nod peiter aus,
einanoergeben. sic oifferieren unl
100000 8aIlen. Sdon I'M 2aufe
Der 9ebatte iiber Die gaumpon-8in
i'm Senat auBerte Senator 5nlitb
bon Sii6 Carolina oen 8eroo6t,
oaB es fid bel ben 8eri6ten oes.
Genius Bureaus Inn eine abIidtIi-
DIE manipulation Ser 3iffern i'm
SSntereiie Der 8auntpoI @pefu-
lonten BON Netp gorf ln16 Seem Sr-
leans banoelt. 9ie 8eamten beioer
Bureaus Iagen, iie ieien ni9t irn-
ifanoe, oieie enormen 9ifferen3en au
erflaren. gs itebt 5lt ertparter1 6aB
oaa oen1ofrotilde &epraientanten-
baus beim 3uiammentritt bes &on--
greiies i'm nablten @inter eire en-
quote anoronen miro, Inn bieien Ell
gel1tiimli6en 3ablen Manipula-
tionen ouf ben @rurb au fonlmen.
- Die Berianlmlung Der @oupere
neure in Spring 2afe, g. S, lit am
Sreitag gu gnoe eefonlnen. 9ie
l1adlte 8erian1mlung miro i'm De-
5ember na6iten Sabres in Ni1nono,
Girginien, itattfinoen.
Cine Delegation bon 8iirgern
Sunnelpea's bat beim golintpan.
malt angefragt, ob fie nidt ibren
tpeibliben WaDor mitiommt Dem
obltinaten Staotrat lostperoen fonn-
ten. gSie iie erfI6rten, baben iie Die
aus Dem Streit atpiiden Srou
Wapor @ilion uno oen Staotna.
tern entItanoene NotoritGt iott. Ser
County 9lntpolt teilte ibnen nit,
oaB iie felbit nibts unternehnen
fonntea 0aB ieoob Der @encralan-
fpalt oes Staates Mutoritdt CUR Gin
rei6nng bon IbIetungsflagen babe
@eneralanlpalt Daipion bat ben
Gountp glntpalt um einen ausfiibr-
liben geriht iiber oie Situation er-
1,tC1t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-16

glus @aibington meloet man
slnfnabme topograpbiiher Rarten III
6tiigmaidinen miro Die ndbite 9luf-
sabe ieitL tpelhe Die Sffi5iere oes
Signalforps gu betpdltigen babell.
Die uebungsfabrten, tpelhe in oen
lesten Wonaten ouf Dem l1ebunes-
feloe BEL College Barf, Mo., einigc
Weilen BON @aibirgton, itattgefun-
ben, baben 10 befrieoigenoe @eiut.
tote ergeben, oaB man 1nn eire,r
Shritt meiter gu geben beobiidtigt.
Seutnant 9lrnol6 Bot iib inn 2aufc
Der Wonate gu einem 10 getpanoteil
Nuiatifer ausgebiloet, oaB er 6eru=
udhlt einen Der belten 9opogrc-
pben oes Dienites, 2eutnant &irt-
lallo, als Baiiagier nitnebncn ion,
UNI 4artenaufnabmen aus Der &obf
gu MAIDEN. 2ebterer lit Elm SogIing
Der gorcoron alnitlbuIe unb gilt
ols Elm por5iieIiher 2arten5eibncr.
Stelleu 1ih bieie 8erind)e ols gr.
folge beraus, 10 iueroen audi anoere
Offi5ierc oes Signalforps gu gIe;,
den l1ebitneen abfommanoiert tper-
ben. Sur 3eit miro BON 9rlhee,Gi-
ii5ieren eriuortet, DOB lie beim 9iit.
ourd Elm @eIanbe i'm Stanoe finc.
ein 9crrain BON 500 Dnros ail Be-.
oen Seiten Der 2anoitraBe auf elmer
Strede bon 5lpan5ig Meilen prl
Gag gu ifi85ieren. Die 9lnfertieus!;
IdDnIider Sfi55en aus Der Sobe ei-
ues 2uftidiffes oiirfte melt peieht-
lid rihtieere 9feiuitate Iiefern. 9ie
boupti0dlihe S1fpierigfeit, ipelht
lid bel Der slnfertigung iolher Sfi3-
sen bietet, lit, BOB ols. GROCER Sobc
biele Sbiefte idluer sli erfennell
iilib, uno oaf nonentlih Sobenbe
Itimnllnaen bon Siigelfetteu etc.
niht leift bemerfTteliigt tuerhen FIN
men.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-16
Gutter Stat.

Sm siilh'nem Bud bte 9iebIein fat
Spratius geibriebem
1nb gcrne fpls' tf benz Uebpt:
Simsen, trinfen nnb liebem.
Sd fling bas Sob bes 3pne Star
Bier,
SaS Seite iitfs BON alien,
tlnb tuen bas Bier semnnbet fat,
Sat aud bas 2ieb sefallen.
Sd trfnf bas splbene 2pne Gtar
8ier,
Oebraut aus Nsals mnb oupfen,
tinb ieber fast, bet es md tranf,
y9aS lit ein gutter Erupfen."
Sd Iiebe has iiiffise 2pme etar
Siers
SdS lit hns edJte, tuabre,
Sd lieb es beiit nnb ale Seit :
Sas 2pne Gtar &ier, oas Hare.
S'rnm fpIs' tdJ bes Spra5' 8ebpt
Sn alien breiem Singen
Sas 2pme Star 8ier, has milf id)
tets
2ieben, trinfen, beiiusen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-16

- s5n Dem Staate 9uebla, Der
na6 cen offiaiel1en 93eribten i6or
por mebreren @o6en pollltanoig
6erubigt iein iollte, iiebt es offenbar
iblimmer aus als ie. Gin friiberer
Offi5ier Der 9tenolutionsarmec,
Suan slnores 9lltlmasan, Elm jun
ger 9urihe bon 81 ssSabren, Scr
Dem 5roncisco S. Wtaoero CROFT,
meil oieier i'm niht gum @ouper=
neur zines Staates ernonnt bot,
ift ON oie Spise eines Saufens BON
l1n3ufrieoenen getrcten uno bat feline
2eute nit oenen bes gmiliano So
pato pereiniet. 3uiammen moridie-
rem Tie Nun auf Die Staot @pat.
lon los, oeiien @ei6aftsleute gum
Cell nad Guebla seilii6tet iino.
- @ilitabo Muoero bot geiogt,
oaB iein 8ruoer, menn ertDdblt,
oieielben Miniiter, Die iest i'm 9ln1t
iino, bebalte, porausgeiebt Dob oi.
betreffenoen Serren III ihren Stel-
lungen gu perbleiben iuiini6ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-16
Ginen h1flidlen Nnhlif

gab $. S. garum bon SreepiIe, M.
s., Der nit Jieberausihlag sepIast
ruar Nahoem er biele WaitteI per.
indt batte, idreibt er iiber ugudlens
arnica Salbe":: vSie beiIte bolit1n-
big, obne cine gearbe auriid5uloiien. :"
Sic beilt mie nlaeii6 @unben,
Gc5enla 6htpellungen @iibnerau-
gen uno Samorrboi6eu. gelr 25c IN
alleil glpotbefen.
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@e5iunngeu, bic Seimat sm perlai1cn.

Seoes Sabr 1T cine grobe sln.
5abl 2nngen-2eioenoer ge5plrnsel.
elm anoeres alima auf5uiuden. Dies
iit foitipielig uno nidt INNER iider.
@s eibt einen belieren @ee. 2aBt
@u6 olr6 uOr. Sings 9eep Disco
perp" 5u 9auie furieren. ugs fl
rierte mid bon 2ungenleioen" !,
idrie6 IS. 81. geelion bon galamine,
slrf., nals slaes sluoere febli6lna
unO id nabn AT Bfunb an @eipift
5u." so @ts. uno $1.0O. Sreie Ser
ilt6sflaiden BEL allen 0ruggiiten
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-16

- Gin eutes @Ios gier idmedt
am beiten, ipenn man es ungeltotr
trinfen fam. Dies fam man bet
9, gnrsitaller, neben Der Sermanns-
iobne-Saue, mo oas pr6ftige NaB
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-16
TUFTS Leber PHIen

balten bas Spifem in Orbnuna unb
uerbinbernbeuL franf1eiten 3ulfnnb oe1
9eber. fpelder Rranfbeiten porbergebs.
Gin UerbiadsrgnSslnittel
BON appffbmer5en. Eispepiia, Gdiuin.
bel, fdlehtem gisfs3mad I'M Mnnoe
Sobbreiinen, bslsgter 3nnae. Appetlt.
lpligteit, 9arileibi0seit uHb
Mae biliDlen Qeioen.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-12-05

against the recognition Of union ahor
"@ oooho up In the trial, and that
'he accusation Of prominent nnion
iaooI men was q part of the general
warfare upon labor. So believing. thew
resolved in the face Of D,1h,io onin;o,
- stand by the men. Some
OF then1, upon the assumption that
they were being prosecuted. went to
extreme lengths in their defense The
result should teach the lesson that
"hile no man should be presumed
guilty until convicted, men should
TOT smut their eyes to the facts and
denouRce laW-officers whose only pur-
pose IS to enforce the law. The man
who is innocent should have SUPPORT
but the labor men erred in their ahnsa
ID bottom Of the case and fixed the
McNamaras with guilt.
The confirmed enemies Of labor
unions will hail the confession Of the
McNamaras with pleasure because
they think it will be a nail in the
SOiuN u organized LABOR. But they
are in error. There are bad men
among capitalists as well as in labor
unions. No wise man will condemn
all the labor men because q few are
criminals. The laWless man in the
union is its wors enemy. The result
will not be to destroy organized labor,
but to aus its leaders to be careful
not to regard indicted men as being
prosecuted when they are on trial. The
general public is just and fair. They
will render no verdict against the hun
dreds Of thousands Of true men In
labor unions because some were
Judases. Organized labor was born
out OF necessity. It will live and as
the years go by 1t will find it's strength
il the only basis upon which any man
and any organization deserve to live,
to-wit: those who would have equity
must do equity.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-12-05
THE McIVER MONUMENT IN
RALEIGH.

On the very day that Charles D.
McIyer. the most useful educational
leader the South has produced in q
generation, passed away in h prime
Of this great man should be placed.
usefulness, the suggestion was made
that q statue should be erected SO that
the future generations might know
the lineaments Of his inspiring person
ality. The money vas raised bv a
committee appointed by Governor
Glenn, OF which Hon. J. Y. Joyner
was the chairman and the moving
spirit. The statue has been cOmplet-
ed and will be ready to be unveiled in
the early spring. The question came
up some time ago where the statue
OF this great man should be placed.
The Legislature evidently thought
that 1t ought to be In the Capitol
Square and it passed an act, setting
apart such site in the square as might
be desired for the McIver monument.
Others thought that the statue should
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-12-05

Southern farmers have bought more
modern machinery during the present
year tina never, says Secretary OF Agri-
culture Wilson. This d~emonstratess
he added, mot only the prosperity
of the farmer but also his alertness
to seize upon every G to increase
the yield an acre and to preserve the
soil. The department has been Org-
ing the use OF the latest tools 7 ma
chinery.