On the day of the sale the applica
tions will he drawn from a box by a
disinterested party and a line of pur
chasers formed in the order in which
their applications are drawn and the
individual tracts sold to each one in
turn In accordance with his applica
tion.
The purpose of this arrangement
is to give every person an equal
chance, whether he lives near at hand
or at a distance.
The prices asked for this land
range from $260 to $450 per acre
and are much below the current val
ues in that section,
similar lands in other irrigated dis
tricts of the Northwest are bringing
$1200 to $1600 per acre should make
this a very attractive offering.
The fact that
1
Mrs. J. G. Kendall of Spokane, who j
has been in Moscow for the past few
days visiting with her daughter. Miss
Jean, who is a student at the Univer
sity, returned to her home this after
:
noon.
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Seattle, Wash.—(By A. P.)—With
but 366 scattering precincts out of
2,366 unreported at 3 o'clock this
afternoon Governor Hart had a lead
of 7,240 votes over Roland H. Hart
UNITED STATES SENATOR
JONES HAD RUNAWAY RACE
—WEBSTER WINS OUT.
ley for the republican nomination for
governor of Washington. Hart has
68,566 and Hartley, 61,326. Coman of
Spokane, dropped to fifth place, be
ing "nosed out" of fourth place by
Gellatley, of Wenatchee.
Black Democratic Nominee
For the democratic nomination for
governor Judge W. W. Black won
over Dr. E. T. Mathes, formerly of
Lewiston, with vote of 4,253 to 3,600
cast for Mathes.
