Another farmer was more fortunate and procured 92 sacks in half a day. The general run, however, will not go much better in that district. He betrays Genesee will average around 18 to 20 bushels.—Genesee News.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Hodges and son, Walter, who spent the past several years at North Bend, Oregon, have returned to Moscow to locate. They own a home on West Third street.
FIVE DEAD; FOUR DURDED IN AUTOMODILE DLAZE
San Francisco, Cal., (A. P.)—Five persons are dead and four others are so badly injured and burned at the Mission emergency hospital that they probably will die as the result of a collision here tonight between an automobile and a streetcar in which, after being overturned, the automobile caught fire. All the victims are of one family. Of the dead, four of whom were killed instantly, two are children. Of those injured three are children.
The dead are:
Thomas Lynch, San Francisco Mary Lynch, wife of Thomas, Katherine, 6 year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lynch, Philip, 3, son of Mrs. Bridget Lynch, Mrs. Bridget Lynch, sister-in-law of Thomas Lynch.
The burned are:
John, 6, son of Mrs. Bridget Lynch, Marie, 3, daughter of Mrs. Bridget Lynch, and twin of Philip who was killed.
Mary, 6, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mary Lynch.
The Lynches were on their way to visit at the home of John Lynch.  Brother of Thomas. The accident happened within sight of John Lynch's home. John Lynch himself was on the porch of his home and saw the crash. He rushed to aid in the rescue work. 