But Palousers have courage. They will not give up: The wheat crop will be saved. When sunshine returns and the grain becomes dry enough to thresh, farmers will take up the work and forget the bad weather through which they have gone. It is safe to say there will be no more "laying off" with good weather until the crop is saved.
Fat hogs are selling for 20 cents a pound, live weight, on the Spokane market. A hog weighing 200 pounds is worth $40. Wheat that has been damaged by the rain will make a lot of pork and at 20 cents a pound, the farmer will get close to $2 per bushel for his wheat when fed to hogs. The wise farmer is the one who always has some hogs on his farm.
Again an appeal is being sent all over the west to save the cattle industry and provide beef for future years.
Conditions are really serious. The farmer who has a few cows and uses a burebred beef bull on his farm, is the farmer who will be "in it" next 10 years.
Another bomb outrage was attempted in New York this morning, when a bomb, with lighted fuse, was found on the platform of the elevated railway. These bomb outrages will continue until some of the fiends who perpetrate them are hanged. Had Moody been hanged after the San Francisco bomb outrage, there would not have been so many attempts to follow his example.
Let us remind you that Chamberlain's Tablets not only cause a gentle movement  Of the bowels but improve the appetite and strengthen the digestion. 