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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-12
PAYSON DEMOCRATS.
Nominate a City Tickle. With j. A.
Loyeless for Mayor.
lsneclnl Id AZ "NeWs. y

Payson, oct. ,.-The Democrats held
an enthusiastic meeting In the opera
house Saturday night and nominated
the following city ticket:
Far mayor, ]. A. Loveless, recorder
Robert Wilson, treasurer Elizabeth A.
Brook; marshal. r. NJ, Ballard; justice
Of the peace, j, p. WINNER. For coun-
cilmen. Hyrum Lennon, long term, c.,
H. Wilson, Charlie. Je1, Jesse s. Taylor,
4. II. Niles
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Arguments in TiIlman Case.

Lexington, S. c., Oct 12.-when the
Tillmnn trial was resumed today, coun-
gel agreed to alternate in addressing
the Jury. At 1880 o'clock, Solicitor
Thurmond began the opening address
TO the jury entering upon review
OF the testimony.
The solicitor said that the editorials
In the state we've before the Jury 20
show the feeling existing between the
defendant and Mr.. Gonzales, and in this
connection he dwelt upon the freedom
Of the press. lie concluded at ll:lb
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CHINESE IN CUSTODY.
Must Produce Registration Ger.
tiiicates or he Deported.

Boston, Oct 12.-Of the $50 or more
Chinese taken into custody here yester-
day, because they could not produce
registration certificates about 1870 were
released during the night, friends hav-
ing placed the requisite papers before
the federal authorities. The police say
that most OF the others probably will he
deported large number claim that
their certificates have been lost but tho
act Of Congress makes no provision for
such loss and In such case, tho author
tiles say, deportation must take place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-12
MONROE RETURNS.
San pedro's Chief Traffic clerk Brings
Home a California Bride.

l.. A. Monroe. chief clerk OF the traf-
fc department OF the Fan Pedro, Los
Angeles a Salt Lake railroad, who hiss
been In California for some time FOR the
purpose OF bringing hncb one Of her
fairert daughters ~ his bride, returned
10 Salt Lake at IL 20 Saturday evening.
The train being three hours late he fat
tered himself that he could quietly take
a carriage, sneak home and show up at
business this morning, and 70 escape
any unusual reception. Not so, how
ever.
When the train pulled IN Hr. Monroe
and his newly welded wife were at
once surrounded by the whole office
force or the Salt Lake route, consisting
~ about dozen, who had constituted
themselves into a "baxoo' band, which
made nisht bideous and who shovered
the new arrivals with rice. etc, In short
they treated tn. young couple 10 an up
to-date chnnvar, leaving out the
horse middle and some OF the other out
landish things sometimes used. When
they had had all the fun they wanted,
they escorted them home in a car. Mr..
Monroe was at his desk this morning,
but was In very qulescent mood.
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VARSITY BOYS WON.
Had an Easy Time Winning From Fort
Douglas Battery Aggregation.

The football game played on the uni
verslty campus Saturday afternoon be-
tween the East Bench team ana the
Fort Douglas. was ensv pieklng FOR m.
former from the very beginning, As one
OF the spectators OF the 800 present said.
II was like taking candy away from
child. The soldier boys were simply out
classed and outplayed In every particular
look in, II was evident to everybody that
the university boys had some practical
knowledge OF the game OF football while
the soldiers were lacking In almost every
essential, There was little TO the dolnss
except that the vlctors scored at Will
and he final accounting was 50 TO a goose
egg.
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SPORTING NOTES.

No more pie and cake for the Unlvsr-
sty football team until the season comes
to an end Mr.. Holmes and his assistants
iron heroes will have Ia content them
selves with plain coarse food. The boys
were put on their training diet todsy
while some Of them may feel A bit sore
they should consider themselves fortu-
nate that they haven't cook 70 dope
their srub like the hlnnesota players had
last season.
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Oct. y Corbett VS. T. Callahan,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Oct. Il, Long VS. p. Queenan,
Seattle Wash.
Nov. iS-J Britt VS. NJ Candle. Col
ma. Cal,
Nov. 25-R, Fltzsimmons VS. George
Gardner, San Francisco or Fort Erie,
Can
Nov, - j Britt vs. J. White, San
Francisco, Cal.
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Averages Hlrschvogel II Ia. Breck-
on 73t-s. Van Arnam rs, Scrvis 50,
Johnson 1914, Weatherson 1914, Barnes
81.
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a IS % Hat

That embodies the style and propor-
tons OF higher grades ia our Horton, :"
= great value.
BROWN TERRY & WOODRUFF CO..
l6b Main ST
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AZ Murray Saturday afternoon there
was football game between the Tsylors-
ville eleven and \ team representing the
smelter town. The Tsylorsville boys car
ried OF the honors by q score Of Is Ia g.
their lineup being a. follows; ]. Ben
Spencer, right TACKLE. ]. Hsrfer rirht
end o. Bennon, left Guard; j Mantle
left tackle; D, Bennlon and p, PlIton
left end, r., Bennion. Quarterback; ].
Blck. left hslfback, T Bennlen, riTht
hslfbscki v. Lindsay, fullbsck,
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PENSION GRANTED
To c. D. Hancock, Utah, W. Jordan and
lsham Joplin, Idaho.

Washington, d. c.. oct. 12.--Pcnslons
granted: utah--Chas 3D. Hancock, Sl2,
ldaho-Wm. Jordan, -. Ishom Jop-
lin, sl2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-12

Laundering by improved French nro
cess we excel In this class Of work.
TROY LAUNDRY. 1es Main 81
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.r.ity-ss. Position. ~. Dourls.-o.

Referee. Fred O'D.ll; umpire, Bert
hsrgetts; tmekeoper, Or. WIN Ellerbeck;
linesmen, Sam Porter, Commute halves
touchdown., Russell Bennlon, Pitt
Moore :, Lawrence g. Wsd. q goals,
Lawrence kicked &, missed ); safety Fort
Douglas.
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Americans Beaten.

St. Louis, Mo-, Oct, lin the nnsl
game Of the post season series between
the 81. Louis Americans ana the At, Louis
Nationals, the Nationals won by the
score Of to 5, Brown. pitching was the
feature OF the game. The Nationals out
hit and outnelded the Americans. At
tendance, 500. Score:
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SOCIALIST TICKET.

Last night the Socialists met in eau.
Gus, and nominated the following tick
81; For mayor, J. W. McGann, record :
er, W. G, Anderson, treasurer, Mrs.
Amelia Christensen; marshal, Oscar
Lee; justice OF the peace, Ole Arel.on,
eouncilmen, Hyrum Mers, Chri.tls n
Hansen, A. Romero, Jacob Naef. a. N.
Gsdis, the last named to serve, IL elect
ed, for the loaG term.
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Goose Egg for CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct 1.-THE Nationals wsrs
blanked today through inability to hit
White, who allowed them but six safe
ones, scattered one 10 an inning. Lund-
gren's work was silt-edGed, excepting In
the third inning, VIE four punched hits
scored two runs Score;
n. II. "a,
Nationals ., ,,.,, .,.,.,.s,,..,o
Americans tst.sssssss.ssss.''.h
Bstt.rss-Lundsren and King: white
and sullivan. Attendance, li,oo,
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As a preliminary 10 opening his gym
nasum for night class work In boxing
will give a program of boxing and wfsst-
ling this evening Tho Various events
Will be participated In by his pupils many
OF whom are very clever at the manly art
on ser aeiense, There Vln probably be
and several wrestling matches Mr..
Thompson says the program will be
most interesting one and many OF the
bouts will hs better than ssme of the
fEht fans have paid fancy prices to wit
ness
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Lace Curtai,

Get your Nordlc. ,.,t. now.
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NO ACT OF WAR CoMMITTED

Washington, Oct. l2,--Aslde from ex-
tensiye military preparations by both
nations, the japanese legation here is
not advised that either Russia or
Japan has as yet committed any act
OF rar The Japanese minister is be-
ins kept constantly advised by cable
grams from TOXIC OF the situation and
realizing its gravity, he is moving with
great caution, The NEGOTIATIONS be-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-12

Dr. Williams, coach Of tina Minnesota
football team. seems to have perennial
grudIs against the newspapers ~ IN.
country. There IA no other WAY 10 ex-
plain 81 penchant FOR ilsslns up players
with eitn,r Jaw bretltlns or crazy names.
the spelling OF which Is worse thsn the
pro .dnciati1r. Think Of memorl.lns 4
fist like this, taken from his present
squad Oech, Neu-sle, SsksEami, schacht
strsthern. Ir-neld, etc
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jack Grim. erstwhlle manager for the
Salt Lake bali team, II now working in
the interest Of ogden fans 10 secure
franchise IN the Pacific National l,aGus
for next season, Grim has gone 10 Pert
land club, which was turned over to this
city when We secured the franchise Mr..
Grim will remsln in Portland until ths
league meeting AT spokane and At that
meeting he will represent the fans Of Os-
den II IA believed that he 10 associated
with blnford In putting team In the
Junction city next season ana IL ls fur
ther believed that the two have strong
financial backing.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1903-12-10

pieces Of wire passed through holes in
the cover and rods exactly opposite
each other. and the wire, which can be
painted over, neatly wound and made
quite tight. This process Is repeated
for each tray as it is put In position
Now take some soft wide satin ribbon
and arrange 1t In the bows shown In
the sketch. This gives the finishing
touch to the stand, which is most USE
full to put cakes and bonbons on for
afternoon tea or for a workbasket.
The ribbon covers the wire in four
places and should always be an eff
fectlve contrast to the trays, which
need not always be stained, but can
be enameled or covered with silk or
gathered Grape paper. or novel idea
Is to enamel the rims a delft blue and
paint willow pattern design in the
rounds, the bamboo rods a deep blue
and the ribbons alternate bows Of
white and blue.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1903-12-10

Gifts From Men to Women. Can
dy, flowers. dress goods pattern, fur
boa, fur collarette, embroidered hand
bag, chatelaine waist bag, jewelry.
books, silver, tortoise shell hair or
naments, toilet articles IN eelIuloid or
silver, monogram stationery, silver ar
brass mounted desk fittings. cut glass
ware, china pictures or paintings. Oh
Jets dart, perfumery, silk umbrella.
set Of golf sticks In bag, candelabra,
gloves, handkerchiefs. dressing sack.
perfumed soap.
Gifts From Women to Men SHAY
Ing set, books, laundry bag. sink muf.
fer gloves, toilet accessories, razor
shaving paper book. cigars, cigar eat.
ter cigar cabinet. slippers. photograph
pipe and tobacco, smoking Jacket
dressing gown, bath robe, silver sux.
pender buckles. sofa pillow. sachef
bag. collar and cuff box, manicure set
knife. slippers. key ring. neckties, hand.
kerchiefs, perfumery writing set ana
stationery. paper cutter, jewelry.
Gifts From Parents III fshiIslran
Toys, wearing apparel. fruit. ca.s1y
nuts and raisins. skates. sled. bluycle
books, stationery. scarfs. rubber boots
football money. picture books. savings
bank, music boz. violin atatoharp. gnn.
desk. watch. jewelry. mothers picture
In frame. theater ticket. knife. foun-
tAin pen. blackboard, stereopticon ibid
YiHWa. photograph. dolls xnrkhaA,<ef
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1903-12-10
BILL HOLDER.

cardboard with lear green linen and
embroider bunch OF nasturtiums In
natural shades with mercerized cotton
in outline stitch. When embroidered
sew green and white cotton cord
around the entire shaped piece Of
board
Next take two business size envel-
opes fastened together loosely at the
top and paste them under the cord at
the straight end OF the holder. Glue
the holder to square of cardboard
finished on the edge with an irregular
line done ia liquid gold,
Suspend by green ribbon tied In a
pretty bow at the top.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1903-12-10

four walls Of his Pleasant Pellets commenced
TO improve. My case seemed to be almost a
hopeless one. Doctors pronounced it ulcer Of
the time bedfast. Was given up to die by ALL
i thought il would be impossible for me TO live
over night at one time haven't spit any blood
now for more than twelve months, and worked
on the farm all last summer. 1t was DIR.
Pierce's medicines that cured me.n
Accept no substitute for g Golden Med
ica1 Discovery There is nothing vjust
as good for diseases Of the stomach.
The wMedical Adviser, = in paper coy
ers, is sent free on receipt of I'll one-cent
stamps to pay for mailing 0niy. Address
DR.. r. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. X.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1903-12-10
r r ESE N r s
MADE
at HOME
Bags and Portemonnaics. and
How to Make Them

- ETICULES our great-grandmoth-
ers called them, and as such
IN they would probably recognize
the pretty little bags which we.
their descendants, call portemouchoiIs.
or portemonnaies. Called by whatever
name you will, they are acceptable and
pretty as Christmas gifts. Fashion
works round in circle, and we have
returned to many things, reticules
among others. and these we have in
every shape and form, from the deli
cate, jeweled theater bag to the useful
finger purse, just large enough to con-
tain small supply Of change for i'm
mediate use. In woman's present peck
etless condition necessity has been the
raison d'etre for the revival Of these
little elegancies. which. among their
other advantages, present attractive
opportunities to the lover of needle
work for the exercise of her skill.
Scraps of.old brocade may be turned
to excellent account for devising them.
enriched. IL fancy SO dictate, with
touches Of embroidery. jeweling or APP
pIique lace sprays and finished with
one Of the tastefully designed mounts
OF which such a tempting choice is
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1903-12-10

tunes one ae a dude, another as an
end man at minstrel show, another
just an everyday natural rabbit, and SO
on. Suggestions for making these little
animals can be found In an Uncle Re.
mus book
The silks used are three shades OF
soft green filo. almost d gray green.
These are for the stems and rabbits.
For the cones two shades OF brown are
best. 4 little Of the brown may be sue
cessfully put In the rabbits clothes.
The doilies are carsied out In the same
manner. The lace h not quite as wide
aa that OH the centerpiece, and the de-
sign for the embroidery Is reduced to
suit the size of the doilies. The nap-
kins 10 be used with this set are OF the
same ecru linen and lace. They are
finished with AN inch wide hem, ana
narrow lace Il put around the entire
napkin. In one corner Il branch Of
the pine and. II one cares to have ii, an
Initial. This initial rather weakens the
effect and ID commonplace.
The p0insettia blossom Is an appro-
pirate design for i holiday cenferplece.
On green linen this flower shows up
beautifully and IL not dlfiicult to en-
broider, ais the heavy fourteenth CEN
fury floss, II used. works DID very fast.
"a toning the leaves and poinsettia
blossoms IL IN better to apply dark
shade ID one side and d lighter one on
the other, with possibly touch Of the
weakest color at the extreme elge.
Any heavy lace can be dyed to match
the linen and Will serve 10 finish the
eentefpiece.
One of the prettiest and daintiest CEN
fers for table imaginable ii d piece
severed with BUTTERFLIES III natural size
and coloring. which hover in realistic
manner over the linen.
These butterflies Iii different sizes are
drawn On strip Of linen, then en-
broiaered In The bright and beautiful
coloring Of the insect The body and
feelers are arranged On The centerplece
II THE order desired The Finished
wings are cut out and then sewed
Against the bodies, which are worked
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1903-12-10
Al SAFETY BAG.

Uaefml GAIT That Amy clever woman
Can Make.
This useful little article will save
many q hunt for three things most Of
ten mislaid namely, spectacles, keys
and pencil.
Procure q piece OF cardboard seven
inches deep and four inches wide. COW
or the back with black sateen and the
front with slightly wadded silk or bro
cade. Next cut piece of any colored
silk you wish. slightly broader than the
cardboard back. and line 1t with the
wadded silk.
Now work the two divisions shown
IN the sketch In featherstltch and when
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now to be had in steel, silver or silver
gilt set with devices In paste or in
softly tinted art nouveau enamel
One may make portemonnaies OF
beads, one may knit them or crochet
them in silk. and many are the sets OF
instructions for the fascinating old
world work which are being brought
once more into use. In this article
are given suggestions adapted from
antique patterns which would lend
themselves charmingly to the searcher
for q pretty Christmas present. They
are taken from handsome old reticules
which have done good service in days
long gone by.
One is worked on myrtle velvet, the
design being outlined in gold beads
sewed closely together and filed in
with stitches III red brown chenille. Al
l0oped fringe Of gold beads makes a
good finish, and the effect Of the whole
is extremely pleasing. The other, lit
tie bag Oh black velvet, Is embroidered
in fine beads. with garland of tur-
quoise blue, shaded flowers and green
leaves The originals belong, more
properly speaking. perhaps to the class
Of portemouch0ir, but the designs could
be adapted to any size required.
In olden days these bags were knit
ted with beads, threaded upon very
fine silk, after the style of the lovely
old beadwork. This. however, would
be too tedious for present day work
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1903-12-10
hoL DER FOR BILLS.
Am Attractive Christnaaa Present
That i Child Cam Make.

An Attractive Christmas Presemt
That Child cam Make.
For mothers who have q fashion Of
forgetting where they put their re-
eeipted bills bill holder is i useful
Christmas present.
The holder shown Ia the sketch il Of
heavy white linen. embroidered Ii a
conventional design. Should this nee
dlework be too ambitious for the small
worker to accomplish, the embroidery
could easily be dispensed with and d
figured material substituted
TO make the holder, cut d piece Of
cardboard ten inches long anu nine
wide at Its greatest width into the
shape seen in the sketch. Cover the
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1903-12-10
HOMEMADE CAKE STAND.


A Pretty and Valuable Present For
fhe Housewife.
Here il something pretty and useful
made for a dainty woman's Christmas
present. 1t consists OF nothing more
than cake stand contrived from
three round wooden box lids, three
bamboo rods and liberal supply OF
ribbon. The lids are first sandpaper-
ed to d uniform smoothness and then
stained a pretty green and vanished
when dry. The bamboo rods are mod
erateIy thick, cut the desired length
and given a coating of metallic green
paint. The first lid is fastened to the
rods about six inches from the top by
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When dry varnish them and while the
varnish ia wet powder them i. ly
with some metallic pov-asr gs.si
bronze or green. A small tnnr',,cr to
hold flowers can be put In the i. 5 o.la.
while empty tins filled with moss ara
earth and planted with ferns TIA d.
liked in the other two Ribbon bows
are placed on the front. and they are
hung up either by ribbon or else by
gold picture wire.
A group Of three, dyed brown and
adorned with orange ribbon, would be
useful In smoking room. the top hold
Ing wax tapers. while cups fitted In
close to the tops OF the underneath
cases hold respectively used and un-
used matches.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1903-12-10

of the danger Of
consumption, but
warning is COM
stantly needed not
to neglect the first
symptoms OF dis
eased lungs.
DIR. Pierce's Cold
en- Medical Discov-
cry cures obstinate
coughs, bronchitis,
bleeding lungs,
and other contii-
tons which, if
neglected or un-
skilfully treated,
find a fatal terrni-
nation in consunp-
ton. 1t is entire
" free from OPT
ates and narcotics.
NAbout three years
ago / was taken with
q bad cough, vomiting
and splitting blood =
writes Mr.. ID. J. Rob
inson, of Spring Gar
den, w. Va. / tried
many remedies; Moth
fney ene.4sassgf 81, hafx. ssaA
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(IF rs
MADE at
II q NJ E
Some Linen
TX Remembrance

wW@HE house mistress IL always de-
lighted to have her store OF lin
ems added TO, and Christmas Is
good time to remember a fad
Of this kind. A graceful, well worked
centerpiece ii present most women
will be glad 10 have given them
For the household fond OF chatting
dish suppers nothing could be more
original or appropriate than the center
piece, napkins and dolIies described.
The centerpiece Is large, round affair.
having circumference Of seventy-two
inches, and III fashioned Of rather
heavy though exquisiteIy fine ecru
linen. Around this edge Ii heavy Rus
Sian lace matching the linen iii color
and five inches deep. Great care must
be taken n getting tile lace on the
round piece or linen without any full
ness and still not drawing it lii. This
can be done by putting the linen
smoothly on d table and pinning the
lace carefully around the edge. OF
course the edge nearest the linen win
be naturally fuller than the outer edge.
and this fullness must be evenly work
I'd In, and when pressed the effect ii
that Of lace made expressly for the cen
ferpiece. Having successfully put On
the lace, draw In design Of gracefully
arranged sprays OF pine needles and
their cones. Especially accenfuate the
stems making them thick and substan-
fini looking. Ppeuing ont from amnnU
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1903-12-10
FOR A SMOKING ROOM.

Match Receptacles Made OF straw
Wine Cases.
Most of us are familiar with the
pretty straw covers round the bottles
of foreign liqueurs and wines These
look extremely well Invested of the bot
ties and fastened together in groups
Of threes, and are useful as Christmas
gifts.
The covers can be dyed different col
ors or each end different looks well
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1903-12-10
THE BUCLEl'S CHEST

Is well expanded. He uses his lungs to
their fullest capacity. People ID ordin-
airy do not use much over half their lung
power. The unused lung surface be-
comes inert, and offers prepared ground
for the attack of the germs of consnmp-
ton. There is no need to warn people
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ITEMS or INTEREST.

Inc census Of 1900 cost S1I, s54. SIT.
Germany has but 2,117 miles 81
electric car lines.
One m four Of the people Of Cbica.
go is q German.
Canada produced over 1000. 000
worth of pig iron last year.
New York City consumes 100000
barrels of potatoes d year.