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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-10
Daily Queries and A7asUers
Address colun,n to ou.ry gaso
itss-Dlspatch No nsthenatcal sofyed me-
coins or stamps valued and be given

| IsntIs.
| Is ar ice cold bath beneficial 10 man?
! beneficial? Z w. d
= writer on bathing says: '"rhc leo
cold bath is a superstition: II is a
pastInie for the abnorinully vigorous
not desirable for the average civilized
man y bath, not too cold, is really
an agreeable stimulant, as well as be-
ihE IL luxury. The feeling CT we'll
being after a. bath can hardly be OBJ
ta.ncd in any other way"
rcicphotc.
What is a tclcrhote? H. o.
An Instrument designed TO reproduce
az distance by the aid Of electricity
PICTURES and images
Pnuts.
Is pants" the proper word to use
INST cad of trousers? p
IT is not for tho word Is an an
prcHiauon Of ,pantaloons. which was
diltcrent garment from tho trousers
Of to-day. Pantuloons wcrc an cxYp
Eerated form Of stockings rca ching
FROM the ankle to the hin ana as
light hitting as pair OF knit draw
Bols dc HoulOgnc.
What is he area OF tho Bots dc Bou.
loGne. France? a q
Two thousand two hundred acres.
Aviation.
If person wishes to become an
aviator must such person be the owner
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-10
TAI>ING pINCmoT iNro co,,n.,,

BailinEcr told a rcnortcr on thc
Washington Herald the other day that
he intended 70 prosecute the arch con
spirators WHO have been following
me with The assassinis knife. ina,
he VIII institute proceedings agains,
Clifford Pinchot for damages in The sum
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-10

me Confederacy. This was followed
IN turn by the erection OF monuments
!" the faithful slaves of the South: this
Ny monument To the Confederate
soldiers. and this by monument to
the Ca,awba Indians. who were the
trends Of the Confederate soldier. In
little enclosure by tho side OF tho
road at Fort Mill travellers from the
North TO the South by the Southern
hallwaS have noted doubtless many
tines and with a feeling of some
curiosity this group Of memorial
stones and wondered how it happened
mat IN SO small place so many i'm
pressive shafts could have been erected.
! hesc stones were sci up by Samuel
~ White. public spirited citizen. brave.
confederate soldier. who has iotned ~
i"st me caravan in gray as il marches
Trough the valley OF the shadow IA
the hills of light beyond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-10
DIDN'T GIVE HER ENorCJJ.

Christine T. Spciltnan. OF St Louis
Missouri took Daniel Small, q
bachelor, as boarder for tie
period of eight years He died
leaving an estate OF $4,000 and no
near relatives 80 claim it, During the
time of his residence with Mrs. SPELL
man he bought dresses for her to the
amount OF S21o, which was little over
SIC the year After his death Mrs.
Spelfman put in claim for extra
money for the services she had per-
formed for her boarder and among
the items in her claim was the cutting,
OF Daniel Sinali's corns and bunions
three times week for two hundred
ana twenty weeks. The jury in Judge
fiScher's court after q careful and
patient hearing OF the testimony, has
AWARDED Mrs Spellman the sum Of So
the week for the entire period OF her
extraordinary service, less the $40
exhausted By Mr.. Small in buying
dresses for his chiropodist, amounting
III all 20 $3.50. This was Just ven
dict II there ever was one, but ii would
have been nearer right had the Jury
decided that Mrs. Spcllman should have
mad the entire estate. She earned the
money.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-10
..Abe Martin" the philosopher Of N

ABE Martin" the philosopher OF :he
indianapolis News, has laid down this
propositions: There kin never be per-
feet happiness where husband Is
certain O. his wife's love" IT should
be noted, probably, that Abe Martin
lives in Indiana, In which State, from
1857 to 1906, 60,721 divorces were
granted. The divorce ratio in that
state III 1900 was 142 to. the one hun
dr-d thousand, Indiana ranking fourth
among the States of the Union where
divorce Is easy and domestic happiness
is, accordingly, slight.
@--------=-=
With New York and Hampton Roads
unprotected, just think what might
happen If the Japanese should rush In
there while the coast artillcrymen are
down in Texas!
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-23

cept the election Of an Old.Ilne reac-
tionary democrat. That seems Inn
possible The best representative
Of each great party--of tho masses
Of each party-as they are today are
President Taft on one side and Gov
eraor Wilson on the other side. That
would be a pretty contest, con-
test that would call forth such en-
thusiagm and endeayor as we have
not had In a presidential campaign
Tor a long time
Mr.. Taft and Mr. Bryan-Mr. Taft
would win.
Mr. Taft and Mr. Harmon. Mr..
TAN would win
Mr. Taft and Mr.. Wilson That
would be the most interesting pos
sible contest.
Mr. Ia Toilette and Mr.. bryan
Both parties would be split wide op-
en- and what would bappeng
Nr. La Toilette and Mr. Wilson -
On account Of the republican split.
Mr Wilson would win Yet La Fol
Ietie - today the strongest single
personal force IN his party.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-23

were served and a good time enjoy
ed by all present.
Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Mathews Of
Payette visited at the home of Mrs
j. Immersion last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Stoughton took
dinner with Mr.. Dean and family last
Sunday
Mrs. Herman Precht gave a dinner
party last week Sunday for a mum.
Der OF her neighbors. Those present
we're Mr.. and Mrs. William Reimers,
Mr.. and Mrs, William Carstens. Mr..
and Mrs. Powell, MIR. and Mrs. Hen
ry cornelson. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Peutz.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans VOTE and baby
OF owyhee spent a number Of days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hen.
ny Cornelson.
Elmer Wilson returned to his home
in Canada last Thursday.
Or. Wilson returned Thursday to
his home in Corvallis, Oregon.
Mrs Keller is reported on the
sick list this week.
Rev. Tilghman White returned
rom Richland. Oregon. Tuesday.
where he has been holding meeting
he past week.
Tho l.. S. U. Ladies met at the
home OF Mrs. Friedman last week
Wednesday. The ladies' spent the az
ernoon with their needles. Refresh
aents were served in the late after
Don.
There win be an old time Spelling
'chool at the Chapter House Thurs
ay evening. Everybody is invited.
III girls young and old bring your
inner pals and boys your pocket
ooks.
The regular meeting of the Or.
hard Ave. Grange is Friday, Novem-
er "a. Everybody is urged to be
present,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-23
LOWER PAYETTE VALLEY:

Mr.. George Holt and family whC
have conducted the work during the
past season on Mr.. A. J. Shearer's
homestead have moved to town.
Mrs. Dilley sister of Mrs. C. l..
Wiley. left for Santa Anna, Cal. last
week Monday.
MIR. II. j. Brewster who recently
met with an accident to his knee
was removed to the Woodward hos
pital for closer treatment last Fri
day week.
The parties, Mr. f. Il. Dean being
one. returned from their hunting trip
on Friday OF last week. As a result
OF this trip several OF Mr.. Deans
friends have been RECALLING them
selves with venlson and bear meat,
the hunt having been very successful.
H. Harland visited Wendell, Idaho.
Saturday OF last week In the inter-
est Of the Idaho state grange.
Mr. and Mrs Hutchinson OF Mas
sachusetts. arrived the latter part
OF last week on a visit 70 Mr.. and
Mrs, Garland. Mrs. Hutchinson and
Mrs, Garland are sisters.
Max wlndle and Charles Funk went
over on the Payette. Oregon slope to
prepare a large tract OF land for
next seasons crops for Mr.. Geo. Win
die.
The ladies OF the American Wo-
mans League gave a tea in their
Chapter House on last week Tues
lay afternoon. A good attendance
md an enjoyable time is reported.
AIRS. NJ A. Hariand, attended
OF the washoe Parent.
Teachers circle at Mrs. II. b. Or 4
iutt's on Friday evening OF last I
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. e. Parsons are
ho proud parents Of baby girl.
lorn TO them last week Wednesday. I
'oyember Z. Mother and daughter
NJ setting along nicely. Ii
Miss Goldie Durham entertained at
or home In honor OF Miss Florence [
'unn OF Kansas. Miss Dunn Is h
iece OF Mr., c, +, Meyer and is about /
, leave for her home after a years
asidenoe in Idaho. Covers were 5
I'D for 10 young ladies. Decorations d
ere autumn leaves and candles.
The Misses Reimers gave a fare a
ell party for Miss Florence Dunn o
Monday evening. Sixty invited
nests were present The evening c
as spent In dancing. Mrs. H. f. b
ugh being the yiolinist. Refresh
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-23
KILLS DEER WITH ROCK.

Orofino Tribune: Leland Mooers,
while fishing at the upper falls on
Whlskey creek the first OF the
week had quite an interesting adj
venture and one that could have
resulted IN the young man losing
his life While crawling through
the heavy brush on the banks OF
tho creek he encountered large
ten pronged buck deer. who was
busy fighting flies and did not con.
ceds that MIR. Mooers had any right
trespassiug on his ground and i'm.
mediatoly made fight. The young
man picked up a rock, throwing Il
aud hitting the deer between the
eyes, stunning the animal which fell
10 tho ground Thinking he had NOR
tally wounded it. he attempted with
a duh pocket knife to cut the ami
mats throat About this time the
deer recovered from the effects OF
the blow and commenced striking
az Mooers with both feet and horns. !
Fastening his horns In the clothing |
u the gentleman. they both fell In |
10 the creek where first one aud 4
hon the other was underneath When
he deer fell no broke one OF his
lind legs which very much lmpeded
Tim IN the fight he was making and I
Ifter long struggle the young man
uccceded with a rock In crushing
he skull OF the Infatuated animal
rom which Il soon died. II
During this time the deer had
ucccoded in tearing all the clothes ,
n Mr. Mooers and raked the skin
n his body In various places. but
Ia not succeed Ia hurting him So !
ously. The animal weighed geo !
ounds when dressed and did not
,cm to be afraid OF the man when
q came up TO where he was stand h
*. d
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-23
ALBION NORMAL NOTES.

The beginning OF the new term
on Monday. December 4. will give
new students a splendid opportunity
70 take up their work. New class
es wifi be organized In commercial
geography, arithmetic. United States
History, physiology geography. ele-
mcntary psychology and pedagogy,
teaching. school hygiene. teaching Of
English. sociology. manual train
ing. woodworking, forging. sewing,
plane trigonometry and surveying,
and chemistry In addition 10 the
work which win be carried over
from the preceding term. Many
students who are unable to leave
home for the fall and spring terms
win be able to be in school during
the winter term which runs through
the months Of December, January.
February and one week OF March.
closing March 8. An examination Of
the list OF classes viii show that
students can get about any work de-
sired. Prospective teachers who
desire to take the February ex-
aminations will be given opportun-
ity for reviews OF branches required
In the examination and also, for the
professional work In methods, school
law, school management, etc, re-
quired by the new school laws.
In the Mechanic Arts Department.
the outlook for the new term is par
ticularly promising. The students
who have been In the department
from the beginning of the year have
acquired the fundamental principles
and are now beginning several large |
projects and other advanced work |
Some OF the wood. iron. and lathe
work already done has attracted most
favorable comment from visitors |
from various sections OF the state
During the winter term some time
viii be devoted by mechanic arts
students to lectures by the head
OF the department, readings, and
note book work In the endeayor to \
keep abreast OF the several move
ments In the manual arts, which
IRE being so vigorously worked over
by the leading educational instltu-
lions.
The class IN elementary manual
for the winter term win be
'ery large. Basketry. weaving, pap
n and card board work. clay model
ng, etc, will be taken up with plans
or teaching each In the several grad
IS and relating It to the other sub
ects of the curriculum. The inn
of the primal Industries in ,
rood. metals. textiles, foods and
ommerce TO life and education will
G thoroughly discussed and ways 4
nd means of presenting these in 4
Re grades will be considered. =
The correspondence courses now
ring offered by the school In prac-
cally all lines are attracting much :
tention and many teachers and |
udents are taking advantage of :"
EN-.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-23
FoH RaFoRM.

Settlers ga the numerous COY.
esamsnet irrigation projects through.
pot she wsai viii begin an earnest
isshf Tor fegefma ia handling the
usliiionn u dollars. spent BY uncle
sAsa cash year ia Federal reclAma
iae ef DE deserts, at a nsoctlng Of
81 Nns.oasi Water Users association
= b. held Ia Chicago. Dee. /.
The watsF users piii demand the
xhG 10 lvln wiia lhe government ca,
lnssFN IA deciding how money shah
srsnt ga shslr projects Hy 40
alnk hey heliess they all be able
pgeyent mach uAsse ~ money
"a sAe susestmenf ~ vast Sums IN
ssFNs&sans sehsmez. whlch may
Sezer prove agaeihal.
Easy ALL also demand thai when
wnsf of a. irrigation proieet il
essapssesd aad me uaser users have
raid back 70 ghe government one
AT u ~ egss. soaiFpi "a tlso uult
hsli hs sasned otef % she water
aseFs nhe hare orzaalzea thosn
eesse@ issa corporations for tho par.
lspse - haAalln3 thsse projects Al. 4
theaxh ths iN~ says thzi tie GOV
srameAs ssasf take saeh action. the
ssteF aeegs 9seiase shas 80 fnr see-
ssksss q tbs isstfsor Fishsr has r.
fassa % Fecasnisa gheir rights rae
Naisf sserH hass ten years Ia which
- pAs hses 70 tie sosernment the
eess * oasssins the reclsmassoa pro
leets. Water rights. ~hka elii ulsi
nsaseis sess two biiileas q collars.
~lil Pass fSssa governmental con.
sfQa 1ssa she haAds * she aettiers.
Z thes aln sis flxhs nhieh they
81 sps alsqat 10 sesin
10 foFea iae xosernmeht Officials /
g taxa ofes tbs eonsplesed anlts OF .
~ peniqssA 10 the scftlcrs. sneAns ..
naeA 70 the A0ineateadsfs. nho !,
I@re ssAked eYerYthiae and nedured !
he untold har3shlas ~ ploncers.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-23

tho firmly established unwritton law
{ Of both the nation and tho several
states, and one that appeals 70 the
( higher sentiments OF mankind, l. Jan.
81 "a iiaaley. as governor OF the
state OF idaho. do proclaim and
declare Thursday. November 80. 1911.
legal holiday and set aside tho
same as Thanksgiving day.
II behooyen eur people on that
day TO attend their accustomed houa-
80 Or Worship and return thanks un.
20 Almighty God for tho many bless.
inEn Youehsafed ~ year Of bountc
uus harreats and material advance
ment he every field II human endeay.
or. 10 recognize IN the midst OF
our every day affairs the guiding
land OF an all wise Providence. and
not only for material blessings
should our thanks be offered. but
there should be recognition Of the !
great advance IN tho fields OF sci. |
ence. invention and discovery glving 1
20 human ilfe a larger horizon and 4
assuring continued aud marked ad.
vance for mankind throughout the
ages that are ars 70 come. And ever
foremost IN ths vanguard OK progress.
both materially and Ia the broader
and higher sense may be our own
commonwealth and tho great repub.
ic OF which 4 Is a component part.
And not unsuited to the occasion.
lut "a fuii accord with lts spirit
should our people Join In social
gatherings and make tho day pocui.
aely and distinctly the great Amer 1
can festival. ard 40 rejecting the ,
'haraetcr hopes and aspirations Of =
inr people.
In Witness whereof | have hereun.
o set my hand and caused 70 DO a. 4
liked the great seal % tho state Of I
IDAHO.
Done at the capitol In Boise, Ida
%. this 9Th day Of November. Ia
he year u our Lord one thousand
Inc hundred and eleven. and az \
b. Independence OF the United Stat.
., the one hundrcdth and thirty
ixth
JAMES u. HAwLEY. Q
49, the governor Governor.
MILFORD L. CLIFFORD.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-23
THE FINAL SCHEDULE.

Two teams of the Payette Basket
Ball League have fallen by the way
side. The four remaining teams
viii meet each opposing team twice,
The games viii be fast and furious.
Don't miss this opportunity of seeing
some classy Basket Bali Admission
10 students Ice. All others rs cents,
The Schedule follows with a double
header each time
1911.
November 20.
Methodlsts vs.. Prcsbyteriars.
naptlsts vs. Professionals.
December s.
Methodists We. naptlsts.
Prcsbyterians Va. Professionals.
December 10.
Mcthodlsts vs.. Professionals,
Preabytcrians IS. Baptists.
1919.
January 2.
McthodlSts vs. Presbyterians.
bap,ists Va. Professionals.
January 10.
MethodIsts Va. Baptists
Presbytcrlans vs.. Professionals.
January 20.
Methodists vs.. Professionals
PresbyterianA vs. Raptlsts.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-23
VAN pUYN Is CANDIDATE
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
Slips Up North and Announces Him
self for the Posltiea on Ticket.

Hon. o. NJ Van Duyn has announc-
Cd himself a candidate for the Re
publican nomination for attorney gen
eral. Mr. Van Duyn recently had
occasion 10 visit north Idaho. Thru
the Lewiston Tribune we learn that
he Will seek the Republican nomina-
ton We understand that while In
north Idaho he let II be known that
he was a candidate.
Mr., Van Duyn - well known In
Canyon county. He viii have no
trouble In getting the support OF the
leaderU here He was three times
elected county attorney with an in
creased majority each time He has
served with signal ability an assistant
In the office OF Acknowledgement Nc
Dougall He Ii the most capable man
who has thus far announced him
self
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-23
TftAhNsGiyiNo DAY pRoclA
NATION rs ISSUED

Governor Hamley Tuesday OF iast
week ISSUED proclamation desIgnat.
log the last day of November 81
Thanksgiving day sud urging the
people OF the state to properly OBJ
serYc che occasion. The proclama.
fioD is az follows
In accordance with q custom hand
ed down from New England.s co
lpniai days and now recognized as
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-23

10 specializing upon the probable
result Of next years election the
Worlds Work says
Almost anything may happen ex-
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-23
NATIONAL APPLE SHOW.
Spokane, WASH, Nov. % to So-fe1i

For above occasion the o. S. L.
Ry. viii sell round trip tickets Pay.
cite to Spokane, Wash, at rate OF
$3.50. Tickets sold Nov. 20 to 22d
inclusive. Final return limit of De-
cember IS, 1911.
G. F. JOHNSON, Agent.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-23

A medical writer declargs that
The apple Is aach a common fralt
that very few persons become famii.
ar aith It's medical properties The
best thing iuat befors b0lng to bed.
~ says. Il 10 SAT an apple "l'er.
soaa uainltiaicd iu the mysteries OF
The fruit BE- eontiInex ARE likely
10 throw np their hands IN horror
~ the vislons OF dyspepsia which
such a suggestion mas summon up.
bat no harm can come even to a
delicate system ~ tho eating OF 4
ripe and Juicy apple before going
70 bed. The apple esciteS the &C.
ton Of the liver, promotes sound
and healthy sleep and thoroughly
dlssDfects the mouth This is not
AL; the apple prevents INDIGESTION
aud throat diseases
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-23

A sad-fRced editor. with fflnEea on
the bottom ~ hla trousers. aud the
~iud siEhlng mournfaliy through bis
whlskess. sat In bis sanetum thinking
thinking Fr4scrtly 4 shadow tell
aeross the room and a shFlil voice de-,
handed 70 know Il ha was the editor
feA SIR said DO With lock OF
alarm The owner of the Voice mop
prd the floor With the editor and
sent bis way Thank heaven, "a.
claimed ehe editor after he had gath.
ef9d together The Nrcck at his
torner self and bad Strengthened np
sae furniture ilfo Il still. worth ils.
ma, ! expected no would tell me
= stop bis paper
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-23

Just received a new line of Pal
mer Perfumes at the Palace Pharm-
acy.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-23
Giesler Bros. Locals
Sugar is Coming DoWn!

We haze another car of that famous Flour.
Every sackgu guaranteed Try
Sareip W. them
PIE Season here--We that famous Nonesuch
brando of MinceM Meat
FAT FAMILY MACKEREL by the
SMOKED HERRING sale
POTATOES going higherLe Winters =
suppy-We havep plenty
APPLES by poundWe have
SQUASH and CABBAGE plenty nsae
We also haze large stock of Wagons and
Buggies that defy competition
Our Store is Headquarters for all
We make specially of looking after the in
terests of our customers
Come and See our stock is complete
Yours for Business
GIESLER BROS
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-11-15

LOST-Lady's purse, Friday night.
Finder leave at Bonanza office.
11-14-3t
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-11-15
OF COURSE THEY HAVE
GOOD ROADS! WHY.

The Carson and Reno papers are
constantly praising their good roads
IN their respective counties. Why
shouldn't they? A bill appropriating
$4,000 for the building of public
highways by convicts passed the
legislature and became a law. The
appropriation has been used up. or
nearly so, by the administration in
building roads in Ormsby and Wa
shoe counties. Not a cent has been
expended in another county and
there is no danger of any worl
being done in other sections until
another legislature meets and makes
another appropriation to carry on
such improvements The commits
SION having such work in charge
are so derelict in their duties that
they will not even answer com
munlcations from county clerks out
SIDE of the counties named above
Clark county is the latest asking and
demanding that a gang of convicts
De sent to their domain to repair
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-11-15
WINTER AIR IS
NOT DANGEROUS
SAYS AVIATOR
FORMER MAItNSVILLE BOY IN
SACRAMENTO WITH WIFE
AND BIPLANE.

SACRAMENTO, NOV Is. Man
will again battle with the treacher-
Gus and shifting winds of the Sierra
Nevada mountain range, its mighty
crags and peaks, and brave the aw-
iul death that turks below, in ef-
fort to cross the great barrier in
heayief-than-air machine J. G..
Bud Mars is in Sacramento.
and declares that he is here to ar
range for a flight across the giant
ridge that separates the plains from
the deathless summer Of the sacra-
mento valley.
# all goes well, and the efforts
OF Mars and his champions to fin
ance his proposed flight are success
full, the start viii be made from
Agricultural park on Thanksgiving
day, November 80. Mars will use
the identical machine in which he
fell at Erie last Augusta Bleriot
monoplane. The machine is in Sac
ramento now, and will probably
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-11-15
p E r S 0 N AL s
Comings and Goings of Our Local
People and Others

II. j. Hall departed for his orange
grove at San Diego this morning.
George Coslett was a passenger
this morning via Reno and Battle
Mountain for Austin, enroute to the
new gold camp of Carroll about 45
miles from Austin. The new CAM
is hummer.
a. 7. Mckenzie was a passenger
this morning for YeHngton 1t is
said that he and associates will try
to corner the potato production G
that section.
Attorney George b. Thatcher de-
parted for San Francisco this morn.
ing,
John Kirchen was a passenger for
Nina this morning.