GET RID OF TUMBLEWEEDS of or Great ireat to Parts of Harrington Wash ash March 29 29 Farmers rR of the Harrington wheat bait halt Stat Slate at that the tho h hM heavy windstorm o of thi the past l few fE fELlas days Lla's has been of or almost In Inestimable Ines value to the farming Interests of the theS Big S Bend In that It blew y away t tho Iho ds antI cleared up fields a all ll ready for tor or the th plow or seeder In Ina a 1 manner mannel It would have taken crews c of men weeks of or time Geor Georgo e M. M f. f Witt o one ne of oC thi the largest largest- farmers farmEr of this thi n nr nf stated that the windstorm wind s torm storm was wal as worth thousands upon thousands thou thou- thour s sands ands an of oC dollars to the farmers and ancl n nan an anan an tn in Instance cited the east case 1 of nr Luther r P. P Turner urner l' l whom hI he stated l. It II would have h e cost previous louR to th the storm a n aleast aJ least east 1000 to lo clear hl his fields of oC weeds burning the same ant and getting the t read ready for seeding e 1 The rile wind did the entire Job joh and with a n thorr thol t trio too o that no crew of oC men could do and It did not cost Mr r. r Tur ur Turner urnel ner nel ne a cent hat What i is s true in lii Mr h Tur lUl Turners Turner's i ner's ners case Is true of nC most of oC the farmers fur far mers nUIs of or the ington wheat what belt bell just JUll where the all went vent I ls it a n m mystery Her There are lots I of fir thorn them in town and anti there ther are lots of f them plied piled up UJ along the fences fence and In th the once lence corners corner but hut nil all of or these together er or do not represent tenth one purl I ut as lUI annn many weeds as aN were le In ill evidence e on Cl the various farms previous ou to th the lie windstorm Wl I ii d st n S S 5 S