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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-23
SCIENCE
San Spots.
NeaC Ones Found.
Hitherto invisible.
Found By Spectroscope.

The latest sun spots are the hith~r-
70 invisible ones Just discovered by
DR.. George EIiery Hale. Of Mt. WI.
son. California.
Dr. Haies work on the subject Of
sun spots. in 1908. taught that these
spots were caused by gigantic storms
on tho surface Of the sun. Frequent.
~ these great whirling cyclones arc
larger than the globe on which we
live.
The sun Is surrounded by hot
gases; the whiriing cyclone expands
these gases; expansion eools Eas. and
this cooling causes contraction which
results in a dark cloud. visible 10 the
earth as a sun spot.
When not intense enough 70 cause
the dark spot. IL may still be detect.
cd by Or. Haie's new method Of oh.
servation with the spectroecops
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-23
Read Smith, GamalieL

One Warren Gamaliel Harding might well study and
digest the given by Gov Smith, of New York
FOR pardoning James arkn who has served two wears
Of veyear term for agitang what New York statutes
call criminal anarchy"
Gov Smith reverses the court Of appeals which bv n
majority vote decided that Larkns advocacy strikes
called to affect political action by the electorate and
change the form Of government, constituted criminal
anarchy The governor that two Of the appellate
judges couldn't stomach such decision and declares that
stripped Of its legalistic aspects it is political case
wherein man is imprisoned merely for statement of
his beliefs.
OF that court Of appeals will feel outraged and
indignant over the stripping Of the its legalitie
but folks who believe in exact justice will observe at
least two points:
First the fact that two Of those appellate Judges didn't
believe in either the legality Of the statute or Iarkns
guilt Is evidence that Larkin wasn't guilty beyond a
reasonable doubt.
Secondly, qualified to be governor of the great
est commonwealth earth pretty certain to be better
posted justice and free mems rights than majority
bunch OF judges picked for their services to or standing
In political party in ward, township or district
We commend Gov. Smiths view of the legaltea and
justice to President Harding and his man Daughertv
Wisdom sometimes comes from the mouths of babes and
Smiths
spirit authorizations byo,s
actually quite Human ill.,
could the the baswe
wse-Matthew Arnold. - 800
Wna' - ns" !" TINS one.
Nothing feels lonely than a swimming
Dogs AM climb recs 5 the are cats.
Injured feelings fully
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-23
MAYOR FIGHTS
CONTRACT PLAN

Bitter opposition 20 any attempt
10 enact the proposed ordinance for
placing collection Of city garbage on
contract baais into law was En-
pressed by Mayer Brown Tuesday.
The ordinance. introduced Monday
BY Councilman A. Lou Cohen. marks
his second attempt 20 put tho plan
into operation. The bill specifies a
FIVE year contract with sie.0oo
bond The first ordinances offered by
Cohen. which was killed In tho coun.
Gil. provided for longer term con.
tract with higher bond,
III the city Of Seattle cannot col.
iecf iss garbage without letting tho
work on contract, u il time we threw
up Our hands, Brown exclaimed.
heRtsdiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-23
Rail Suit Against
City Again Heard

For a second time jury has bson
called to hear lawsuit Of the Chi.
cage. Milwaukee q ~. Paul Railroad
Co. against the city Of Seattle. ons
year ago a suit for tss.ass.se was In
stituted In federal court The jury
failed TO agree. Tuesday n was
opened again in Federal Judge =. r.
Cushman's court.
II II alleged that q dam built by
the city OF Seattle over Cedar river.
near Cedar lake. caused the lake 20
overflow In December. 1918. doing
much damage to property Of the rail-
road company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-23
Amnesia Victim Is
Held at Station

a victim OF amneaia. Mrs. Eva
Rein. ss. WAS being cared for Tues.
day BY tho Travellers Aid society nj
the KING II. station. pending roceip,
Of word from Duluth, where she II
believed 70 have friends. Mra Rein
arrived In Seattle Monday night. She
was under the impression that she
ws< stu In Duluth. and told fnatrons
that she -'wss going up Superior ST
10 see Victor Gran Duluth police
have been asked TO aid In locating
the womanis frfends and relatives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-23
Full Honors for
Slain Officer

Fun honors TO their slain eomrada.
Pasrolnian A. u. t,untaford. will be
paid him by tho police department
wednesday afternoon. when funeral
services VIII be held from Bonncy.
WatHon'a chapel. Luntsford died in
the swedish hospital Saturday night
from wounds received when he ar.
rested George Gilman. coast guard
sailor at First ave. and Pine st..
January rs. Gilman killed himself
after shooting Luntssord. The police
mems relief fund viii bear the funer.
al expenses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-23
MY STARS!
By Berton Braley

the result
masculine feminine elements in spaced
A COMET whried realms Of
~ A shining wake behind him.
a dizzy
with 20 bind him:
rft tho whiEzinE by.
little P1eAd lampei him.
She wdnked a him with a bold. bright
gaiiy indeed. varnped him.
co the comet paused In his headnng flight
~ To nirt with the cleaning P~at
Ito found her sparkling and bfthe and bright
finally would she add
his speed and force
Astronomical tethsrf
he q
Thru the furthermost together"
TUE nodded q
l. SO they started
tho armament they
parted.
this Joyous amaigamation.
q constellation
Copyright 1873. Seattle star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-23
Drug Association
Auxiliary Dance,

Plans for the annual mid.winter
dance OF the ladies' organization OF
the Seattle Retail Druggists asaocla.
tion. to be held Friday night nj the
A. O. u. W. hall. Ninth ana Union.
nre now complete. according to Mrs
Walter Human. chairman OF tho ar.
rangements committee. A second
committee. appointed by the Assocl.
ated Drug Travellers. is assisting with
the affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-23
DEMURRERS TO
CHARGE FILED

when Lester c. Rubcnstein and
Tsador Kaiveu. youthful stock pro
motion operators, are arraigned in
superior court Tuesday afternoon on
a grand larceny charge. they will in
terpose demurrers to the complaints
lodged against them by Deputy
Prosecutor T. ". Patterson.
Attorney Jack Sullivan. counsel for
the two. said that he does not believe
their operations. which netfed $780,
900 from Seattle investors during the
past two months. come under the
criminal statutes OF the state.
Kaiven was recently released un-
der $1,000 bonds and Rubenstein In
attempting TO raise bond money from
rich relatives in Chicago,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-23
Starwich Recalls
Deputy Commissions

Held liable for $4,000 damages BY
the acts ~ one Of his deputies, sher.
IN Matt starwlch announced Tues.
day that all commissions as special
deputies have been recalled. Here.
after. starwich says. special depu.
ties must sign $4,000 bonds TO be
permitted 10 carry badges and guns.
Deputies are commanded to return
badges and other paraphernalia be-
longing TO the county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-23
Alleged Girl Thief
Returned to Tacoms

Anna Holman. &c and pretty. was
arrested late Monday by Sheriff Matt
starwich aa che was about TO board
a boat for Tacoma. Anna was taken
TO Tacoma Tuesday by deputy sher.
IN. where she IL wanted for the al
lsged theft Of valuable gown ana
a purse from former companion
there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-23
Police Halt Man
With Pistol Shots

While fleeing arrest. Monday
night. Mt Sixth ave. 8. and King st.,
I. Perry. 81 alleged narcotic addict.
was pursued for several blocks by
Patrolmen N. p. Anderson and II, II
Williams. before they halted him
with several revolver shots. Perry
was held for investigation Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-23
rood EXPORTS GROW

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2a.--Ths val.
ne Of grain and meats soid by Amer.
lean producers ~ foreign countries
In ip73 Increased approximately 50
per cent over 1891. the department OF
commerce estimated today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-23
Good Manners

On the sidewalk.
Keep 10 the right. Two or nors
persons. walking abreast, should
break ranks. TO give fair share OF
room to others moving In the oppo-
site direction or coming up from be-
hind. Don't block the walk by stop.
ping 10 chat: keep moving. even IL
IL takes you a little out Of your way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-23

Emile Coue is clever man in more ways than one.
Not only has he hit upon useful system of thought,
but he has had the good TO keep clear OF Guilty
Significance and to avoid termnoogy either mystical
enough TO brighten the reigonsts scientific enough 10
conflict with the accepted schools of science.
He has found there is inexhaustble reservoir OF
ebeng that be tapped and converted to the uses
of the individual thru the consciousness Inc formulas
used BY him for tapping that reservoir remain simple ana
6nteIIgibe. Whether not they viii degenerate INTO
useless incantaons depends of course upon the good
sense Of the disciples students and patients who VIII
continue TO them after the sming-eyed wise little
feacher has gone his way.
1t il rather nice read of Emile Coue and TO discover
that he does not first tange up his patients In endless
compexes and dream signifcances and thought roper
Icussons and then set about unanging them again by
what looks like variation of the very process that
lRot them into their state of mind. It's the simplicity
land drecness of Coues method that touches dying hope
6nto life. It's the simple substitution of thoughts OF
Health and power and sanity for thoughts of misery and
weakness and insanity that gives the system its reason
Iableness
Somehow all of have felt that the endessly increas
hing complications of psychology and physiology daz
sling manifestations of the human capacity for detail
l1l right. What wanted-all of the touch OF
e kind hand pain-the sound of kind voice
hing 1T passest passes-the pouring into souls,
From outside. of health and JOY and strength.
What Coue calls this source do not know. Nor does
make any difference II is sufficient that il exists
PECEuEAL WORK
We and
80 roir costing $4,000 apiece which absolutely had 70 ha: Tor
ssunsy b any money
es On cal. and we have to return them any day which would
II sppropsaons
missing Philadelphia you hardly
!eedy for being missing in Philadelphia
several prominent oblivion
Every a 10 away
We no unhroken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-23
Why Only a Week?

"Father and Son week." beginning Sunday. Feb. IL.
It's right enough, tho 1t unites but father
Ind in the holy bonds of close relationship But alas
Ehat whole people should realize any necessity for
l6pccal endeavor to make father and inmates IL
Id much like stuffng the poor with turkey Thanks
1vng day and letting them scramble for bread crumbs
me rest Of the year.
The father and who thru temperamental other
@1lfences cannot be chums SO weeks Of the year
unfortunate. Both miss joys that they will regret to
lave missed There time, when the hair is gray
1nd thu end of the best things of life when father
Kinds IL pness in the memories of that time when he
ned hunted played marbles with his little son. watched
him wrestle with his small problems glowed the
birth Of his principles tried to guide his feet in the
|of good citizenship and usefulness when he who the
|oon fills with pride memories of those blessed days
when he chum to Dad. Father. there that time
|FNoy back in the flown years. when you got down to
ne ground in YOUTH in pleasures in plans in enterprises
~ innocence with your little boy 1t period whose
joys and practical benefits endured.
Man. man! Don't miss it. You cannot get IL with all
Jour time in office store factory all your thought
struggle and sacrifice in moneygrabbng 81 weeks of
he year. Cumming with the boy God sent you is
Messing not long in hand but lasting always in the heart
holds fast when many other periods of happiness fade
I'll the fvinC wears
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-23
4 LETTER FROM
AVRiDGE MANN
ro nr. nenry suEEallo. unIvsrslly % waahlnston.

To pr Henry suEzalo University wanhngtoni
heard didn't treat
right their daily work the college
or really within space
the things day around the IT,
besides head--I nnsertips inutead'
course ai-bu few that recalls
the which education II
the student first enhe out 10 other men
tho great and fnnda
minds souls the
thru all the world find
hetertraned composite mind.
Your laboratories point daily labor
your made lines OF trade
helped hear by million bones
a
foreot-thes constituted such
yonin
spite Of all writing you're turning
M,asae Mass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-23
POLITICS

Yot1es supposed to be the science
- - haf politician l. supposed be-
|<esnee II OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Helm DJ Ala
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-23

Secretary Hughes Right now however he
tnds Washington chile
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-02
aN|;sxgYIlIe]

arresto de Mrs. Myrtle
S, modista americana, a
q acusaba de usar ell NOM
|Mr. Charles M. Schwab pa
|rar algunos cheques, Mr..
B. Manville, "rey del as
" fundador de la H. w.
Ianville Co., presentose a
alegando que otras tantas
lie habfan "dado pajara"
|nisma forma Y en- iguales
ancias, causando su descu-
to una gran sensacion en-
ilos financieros americanos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-02

|Brien, "embaiador' de los
ionarios irlandeses en- Lon
be fue arrestado por segun-
bor las autoridades inglesas,
de lograr un auto de ha-
|rpus para ser puesto en- IL
Ell nuevo arresto del nota-
|r sinnfeinista debese a la
bn que pesa sobre 81 de es-
abulado en- I'm complot pa
car 81 gobierno del Estado
Libre irlandes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-02

Mes. Ethel M1ls a>eszl
Harriet .W1ke..1sl%
Harriet Bauschke Walker, CO.
nocida por joven favorita de la
Casa de David, quien denuncio
al Grey Benjamin" por haber
tornado ell nombre de la religion
para propositos inmorales, en-
Benton Harbor, Michigan, fue
llevada ante ell Gran Jurado que
investiga en- ell delicado asunto,
Y ell juez la increpo por la for
ma inmodesta en- que Sc presen-
to vestida declarar. Mrs. Es-
til Mills que aparece en- la foto-
grafia de la parte inferior, es
otra de tantas, de las mujeres
q. formaban en- la congregation.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-02

caprichoimos luce adma
en j6venes de tpo 'tutancameno'
ABAJO Tj propo oaza la ora del mar antes
despues de recbir e bautismo de las oas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-06

DANDY s.RooM HOME
IL you have been looking for snap
and absolutely need home. this
surely ought 10 appeal 20 you.
This absolutely modern S-roem
home IL situated on Phinnsy ridge.
~ blocks from car. lArgs rooms
on first floor and ! bedrooms on
second alt finished, wired for
electric ilghiHs ell plumbing fix
lures installed, bouss needs Just a
little repairs. but " ts ready 10
move right IN. IL also has q dandy
little GROOM house ~ rear which
brings $40 per- month rent.
Here W. a golden opportunity for a
largo family with moderate means
10 secure home for song and
sing u themselves. Hurry up;
first come KstA this. III this II not
just as represented. ws VIII refund
your car fare. N takes 1850 down
and $40 monthly. Remember. full
price IL 1870. sEE ME BIZ
FORE BUYING,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-06
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS


Births In their households are re-
ported by the following men:
Anderson. Hans j., Balm Apartments.
boy.
Dayne. George. Liberty Court. boy.
Evans. Thomas c.. Hobart. boy.
Glorgette, Secondo. 32s3 Slst ave. s
w, boy.
Israel. Michael. s42 18th ave. boy.
Kawaguchi. Yoshigoro, Sill Maynard
ave. girl.
Hampton. Andrew. sos Broadway.
girl.
Lindquist. Harry, Preston. boy.
Lynch, Joseph. no 18th ave. $, girl.
McAilister. William s.. 1911 L. 6Sth
St. girl.
Matheos. Bill X, 25ll First ave. N.
girl.
Nils. st. Lawrence Buford. 5117
Willow ST., boy
oliver. Walter H., 5s15 Fletcher St.
Tada. Genjiro. ssss Duwamish ave.
boy.
Tanner. Albert 424s Spencer st.
whoern. Patrick, s25 Yakima St.
boV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-06
Chandler Chummy
Ford Sedan

Late model 1929. This price We offer
buyer. 1000 Pike. at Terry ave.
1923 FORD coupe; this IL a genuine
1924 model, only few months old,
and has cord tires, dome light,
Rucksteil 4-sDfed rear axle. and u
in splendid shape. Price only 1855.
Easy terms. Sec today. 5Ol East
pine corner Summit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-06
% FURNISHED
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
~ ROOMS AND BOARD

REAL homo; good meals; all priyi-
icges: walking distance; So week.
Fk st-6STS
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.Watson-Moore Company

STOCKS BONDS
Established 1907
We specialize in unlisted. local and
mining securities of all kinds.
We pay cash over the counter for all
issues when delivered 10 us. Get
our prices on your securities.
We Will Buy
American Bottle Cap ........O Offer
10000 Anderson Bros .....Offer
Durant and Star Motors Market
Rotary Pillow ............... 100
Wichita Royalty ......... IT'S
Western Smelling & Power. Offer
Or any other securities at market
price.
MONEY ADVANCED ON STOCKS
Opp. Bank of California.
Phone Ell iot-64S6.
ii5 Columbia st. Just Off End Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-06
ATTENTION.

Big opportunity TO
secure acres Of rich soil for
suburban home: nearly : acres
cultivated: over i2b selected young
fruit trees now growing on place;
level land. fino for poultry. fruit
berries and celery: with attractive
trout stream crossing property:
delightfuliy located. with excellent
neighbors; mail delivery; electric
light and telephone service. few
minutes walk from paved Pacific
highway nj fnKiewood Park. near
Lake Washington and 1nglewood
golf links. This IA a bargain. go
walker Building. Ell iot-ols2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-06

1872 MODEL Ford roadster. fully
equipped, and ia fine shape. only
1850. easy terms. sol East Pine,
corner Summit
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ii. M. HERRIN e co.

II. M. T1EhhIN O. w.
Established 1898
BROKERS
WE OFFER FOR SALE
2oo0 Alaska Development
100 Best Lock Co.
1000 Centana Petroleum.
2000 Hirst Chichagof.
100 Kofan Co.
1000 Livingston Petroleum.
100 Nanoese wellington Galleries.
90 Perfecto Gear g. Differeutial.
so Rickenbacker Motors.
25 Role Barnes, pfd.
20 Star Motors.
500 Success Mining.
1000 SwastilIa oil Co, Texas.
200 u. $. Steel Wheel.
20 Western Auto supply com.
1000 Western Smelling & Pwr.
1000 wichita Royalty.
1000 Wyoming Teapot Oil.
All at Attractive Prices
We Will Buy
Alaska Development Co. American
Fruit Growers Assn. American
Securities. Columbia Red Metals.
Dictograph Products. Durant Mo-
tors. Hirst Chichsgof, King Food.
Monetary Metals. Northwestern
Finance units. Pacific States Sc
curities. Portland Feeder Co, Pre-
mior Gold Mining, Puget Sd Real
~ Associates. Rotary Pillow, West
ern Finance units.
Stockholders or others who desire
Information and quotations on
listed and unlisted stocks or bonds
OF any description should know
their real value. Our % years ex-
perience MS stock brokers enables
us TO furnish you valuable in
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IS STOCKS AND BONDS
We Will Buy Subject
We Will Sell, Subject:
SPECIALS

1000 Kelly Mines ........s o.0B
200 ". s. steel Wheel ..... ESQ
Tb0 Admiral OIL ..,....,.. .O1 u
80 Frank II. Best. Inc. ..... $50
i75 Beclslin Wrench 1900. 10
100 Rowland Safety Valve. 30
900 Rothert Process Steel =. 80
1900 AmalEanIAted Gold Mines .U5
5000 Panuco Exploration -. 90
asU Waila waila oil & Gas. 20
10 Lambert Tire q Rubber. 800
Note: Read the Denver Min
ing Record Saturday. Dec. !.
regarding rich. ore found IN
Anderson Bros. mine, report
ed $1,000 per ton. This
Washington corp BORA ton
should advance rapidly. We
are In the market to buy for
filling Eastern orders. An
derson Bros. shares are par
tlculurly active in Denver.
Colo.
Pacific Securities Co.
Ell iot-alis and Ell iot-ss26.
COL Securities Bldg, Seattle.
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65 FOR SALE-WEST
SEATTLE

TWO IN ONE
Two HOUSES for the price Of one.
One 1-room modern. one S-room
scml-modorn; plastcrcd: double
constructed; both furnished: lot
G9Ni03; view; fruit. shruobery and
flowers. S2.3j0; $3.50 down.
JUNCTION REALTY CO, WE st-03i7
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DEATHS

Mari<o Harold Ira, SO. sos Charles
St. Dec. ,.
Smith. Lloyd Brown, 10. 1917 s5th
ave. S. w, Dec. 4.
Smythe, Joe, 40. els Fifth ave, Nov.
80.
Walker. Mary Victoria. "a. Colorado
Springs, Dec. 3,
Woods, ]. T., As. 5Oi Fifth ave- Nov.
80.
Burns. William Jacobs, &C, s215
Third ave. W., Dec. 2.
Hyland. Baby, infant. 522 2Sth ave.
~, Dec. 3.
Johnson. Sophia Christina, so. e75s
Goth ave. N. w. Dec. l.
Learned. Baby, infant. 1916 10th ave.
S. w. Nov. 30.
Long, Grant, 81. 1895 Third ave. s.
Dec. 3.
Mccullough, John 8. &C. sunnydsle.
Dec. ?.
Nakatsuka. Edith. IL. 1921 Jackson
ST., Dec. 3.
Peterson. Elizabeth Jane, 8. 42i5
Greenwood ave. Dec. ].
Ralston, sylvester a.. 6SS w. Ewing
ST., Dec. 3.
Reynolds. Frank, 80. ss1O ADAMS St.
Dec. 4.
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BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

'INlT SHOP. tools. living room.
furnished. garage. 1907 Jackson ST.
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Dndpe Rnadster

IN excellent condition: late mode;
at about half price 1000 Pike At
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-07-19

wild hay promises to be unusually
good.
Another hopeful note exists in the
report that hoppers are fairly well
under control in most counties. Along
the edges of the most seriously af-
fected territory in the north-central
district, particularly in the counties
of Choteau, Teton, Pondera, and Hill
the advance Of the hopper hordes
seem to be slowing down, due to the
rapid growth of green stuff, to the
use of poison and to parasites which
are killing many of the hoppers. The
same factors are checking the hop
pers in other sections, but crops and
ranges are being seriously injured by
them in spots in various counties.
Livestock and ranges continue in
good shape.
Farm labor is short in several i'm
portant hay districts, and more acute
shortages are expected when harvest
gets under way.
Geo. A. Scott,
Agricultural Statistician.