They sent them up to say, 'Good morning, Jesus.'" After a moment of muttering and another silence the president again addressed the meeting: "Gentlemen, we have Anderson of Golden Valley with us to-day.

If there are any of you present who do not know him, you surely have heard of him.

His people were pioneers.

He was born in Washington.
He is a type of the men who have made the Northwest.

He fought the Indians in early days and packed a gun for the outlaws--and to-day, gentlemen, he owns a farm as big as Spokane County.