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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-10
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Washington, D. c., June ,9.-An
.nouncement was made today by sena-
tor Thomas Carter, chairman Of the
senate committee on irrigation, that
his committee will visit all the Inn.
portant irrigation projects his SUM
mer and that it will be the purpose
of .this investigation committee to
procure such information as will en-.
able It to legislate "sanely and safe
ly" on the irrigation matters in the
future. = = - T.
The eighty-acre farm unit innova.
ton will be thoroughly Investigated.
The recent troubles at Yellowstone,
the Trenton project, will also receive
the attention Of the committee. The
North Dakota congressional delegation
will be invited to attend the hearing
atsGlend1ve, Mont, in this connection.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-10
EXPLOSION
KILLS SIX Foreigners
in VIRGINIA YESTERDAY

Twenty or more were caught in the
onrush. Six men are known to have
been caught by the hot iron and
their bodies burned to a crisp. Four
teen, others were badly mutilated.
Arme and legs were burned OF ana
some were showered from head to
foot with the white hot metal
Those OF the workmen who were
not Injured rushed panic stricken
from the furnace into the streets and
up to q late hour tonight efforts to
account for all OF them have been fu-
tile sffss ss ssssas ssa
All the men were foreigners.
Freedrick Zimmerman, manager OF
the furnace was seriously burned
while attempting to save some of the
men from death.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-10
{By Associated Press.)

wheeling w. Va, June 9.-In a
horrible accident here tonight at
least six men were burned-to a crisp,
four fatally injured and ten seriously
hurt. Thirty, others had narrow es-
capes. tEs.s s'S'ts.
shortly after 8 o'clock a ''slip'
occurred In the Martins Ferry, Ohio,
furnace OF the Wheeling Steel and
Iron company. a crew Of working
men, numbering fifty were gathered
about the furnace making ready to
drill IN the 8 O'Clock cast. Without
: moments warning there was ter
rife roar and the great mass OF
molten iron spurted from the fur
mace sweeping down on the work
men.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-10
. DROVE | / | j / HACK G At \
] VICIII|MS}'F|:UN|.E||.R|i|AI|I IN. J /: | / R R \ .

Fargo, June Developments In
the Grace Burns case reached q
sensational climax today when 1t be-
came known that Charles Mccartney,
who the United tSates marshal has
positive proof Is the perpetrator 0f
the crime, drove the hack which car
ried the pallbearers in the funeral
cortege, June ~, 1907. i, 4, 5z- sy.5
Seated ON the hack which led the
procession to the grave of his vic
tim, this desperate carried out his
part to perfection. Probably never
in the history OF the country has a
lcriminal2fI possessed the courage and
daring that has been displayed BY
McC Cartney IN this case. ,5$;3sss ss3;5: s53
The mail robber who is now held
lin the federal penite tentiary, made
his first appearance in Fargo In 1906
and wasS also here in. 1907. working
occasionally at the Smith livery sta
BILE, Fifth street north. It was while
engaged In this position that he was
called upon to drive a hack at the
r oh was too wise to the con-
Editions to endeavor to dodge, but he
probably. knew nothing Of having to
lead the prOcessios, (which was
caused by his own foul deed. Nc
Cartney continued In the employ of
the Smith livery until along in Au-:
gust, when he left. >1.':'' . : =
! II. S. Marshal J. f. Shea and Depu-
ty G.. J.. Stout are still engaged on
the case, some very important EVIL
dence being worked out at the; pres
ent time. #.5t @=>.#' ssr*s* =
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-10
CONFERENCE. /; !
/. !. -. IS OPENED | !: |
By Associated Press.l

Buffalo, N. Y, June 9.-With
nearly one thousand registered dele
gates and visitors here and as many
more expected tomorrow, the sixty
sixth national conference of the
Charities and Corrections opened to-
night. Ansley Wilcox, the chairman
of the local committee, presided at
the opening session in the Central
Presbyterian church. Ernest P.
Bickpell Of Washington, D. c., was
introduced. -
St. Louis, Denver and Pittsburg are
in the field with committees trying
to secure the next years conference.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-10
MATTER WAS DECIDED At AN.
:. UAL CONVENTION in LOUIS III
; =s.2 Iz.% VILE "WEDNESDAY. "'. -.
ORLEANS CONVENTION II CITY
GEORGE. i. STREET. Of RICH
Mohp, ELECTED IMPERIAL
s:*5 i1... poTENTATE. .i2& 4@.. ~

IfBsy Assolc olciated Press:)

Louisville, KY. June 8. New
Orleans was today chosen for 1910
by; the Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine
in the convention here. This was
the final business session Of the Inn
Sperial council. They have set the
date of the next annual meeting
back from Jnne#to April IL, thus in
#dieating 20 sveariness Of the hot
southern sun h. ts5s. tgs .ss ri
Potentate Elias D. Jacoby Of In
dianapolis, was chosen imperial outer
guard. ,sss $5.s VI: }, ~ + .s,s335 II
This puts Jacoby on the round for,
his :fourte year climb to the posi-
stion OF imperial potentate to which
ONCE George q. Street OF Richmond,
Va, was elected today. u S5E2
Charters we're granted to- the fol-
lowing ctties 5 i.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-10
TWO '|I!i|.| STEAMERS ! J:
GO TO BOTTOM j.
IN COLLISION D
STEAMER WALKER CARRIED OUT
GATES A! sAULT STE. MA
RE CANAL.
CAPTAIN .BLAhES ENGINEER
ALL MEMBERS OF CREWS AND
PASSENGERS WERE SAVED
FROM WATER.
Water Racing Through Locks 10 Ruin
ing Part Of Canal and Efforts to
Shut OF Flow Have So Far Been
Unsuccessful-canaI Put on Bum
for Rest of Season.
CAPTAIN BLAMES ENGINEER
(By Associated Press.)

Sault Ste Marie, Mich, June g.
The steamer Perry G. Walker of the
Gilchrist fleet, up-bound, this aft
ernoon carried away the lower gates
of the lock in the Canadian ship
canal here.
AS a result the steamer Crescent
City was sunk. The Walker is sink.
ing and the Canadian Pacific rail-
road steamer Assinaboia was some
what damaged.
The Assinaboia and the Crescent
City were in the lock down bound,
when the Walker carried away the
lower gates. The water rushed out
of the great lock carrying the two
ships with it. The Assinaboia was
not seriously damaged, but the Cres-
cent stove a hole in her bow and
sank at the pier on the American
side of the river.
With the lower gates gone the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-10

~.EIN..1 WILL BE CANDIDATE.
J San francisco, CAL, June 9.-An-
nounceemnt is made positively today
that Francis J. Heney will be q can
'didate for district attorney at the
coming election. It is generally un-
derstood that he will run as republi-
can. , I .s's.. s.s .t 'l ,8 +. %,.. =. .
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-10
north DAKOTA Man
ON :YE0MAN BOARD

Minneapolis, Minn., June 9-Reports
of committees and election Of ofRcers
occupied the session of the Brother
hood Of American Yeomen today,
which is holding its quadrennial con-
vention here. Among the officers
elected are J. H. Strane, North Da-
kota, s. E., Wilson, South Dakota and
Harry E. Swanson, Minnesota, on the
board Of directors.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-10
OPPOSE PRESERVA ATIVES.
Rv Associated Press,)

Atlantic City, June 9.-The Amer
ican Medical association through its
house of delegates went on record
today as opposed to use of benzoate
of soda or any other preesrvative In
food products.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-10
***** ***~ - Al : : . *** - =
AFFAIRS OF VENEZUELAN REPUBLIC

refutation
which
the
deficit In the Venezuela
: transformed respectable credit
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-10

CONTINUED On page six.)
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lcont tinued 81 pess IL.
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a Continued ~ q lg 4 "a rage i /. SIX
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-02
Mondar February I. 1909.
Arrived

Steamer Bay State. Sn"id"rn. Lynn
TO White Oak Coal Company ior car
go.
Steamer Samantha tBrD. Gorst.
Boston-to Chcyarrak" an. Ohio Coal
and Coke Company FIR bunker coal.
Steamer Saint Croix. Warner. New
iork-;o Smokcless Fuel Company
for cargo.
Steamer Haddon Hall lRrD. Wilson
St NinCent-tO BGrwnd-W hitc Coal
Mining Company for cargo.
Steamer Bedford lRr). narshall,
Ba.timorP--to HrrwindWhit@ Coal
Mining Company for cargo
Steamer Castle Vcntry tBr.,. Der
ncr, Savannah-to Smokeless Fuel
Company for bunker coal.
Steamer Albano tGerl, Hamburg.
kudenhCll-tu United States Ship
ping Company with import cargo.
Transport Mcclellan. ,avana. Cu!n.
Schooner City OF Georgetown, SO
cum. New L0ndon-tO Chesapeake
and Ohio Coal and CCke Company for
cargo
Schooner Eagle Wing. Morgan,
Phila Ielphia-to White Oak Coal
Company Tor cargo.
Barge Rrittania New Bedford-to
White Oak Coal Company for cargo.
Barge Tn !aunted. Nv fork-t0
Smoke less Fuel Company for cargo.
Barge Gibson. ProviGonce-to New
Piver Consolidate Coal and Coke
Company for cargo.
Barge Eastern. PrOvi3ence-to
George f. Warren Goa, Company for
cargo.
Barge EnoS S"ule Providence-to
Chesapeake AMI Ohio Coal and Coke
Germany for cargo.
Barge II. 4. Wyman. Providence
~ Chesapeake and Ohio Coal and
Coke Company for cargo.
Barge J. r. Dempsey. Providence
to Chesapeake and Chic Coal and
Coke Company for cargo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-02
Mey Vancouver off Capes.

WASHINGTON. -. c.. Feb. Add
miral Arnold's third squadron of the
Atlantic fleet now concentrating at
Guantanamo is rnder orders to leave
there between February and 10 to
meet Admiral Sperry's two squadrons
of sixteen battleships which are to
leave G braltar February 6.
Somewhere in the broad Atlantic
the ships OF the squadron will get
into wireless communication with
each other and then with Admiral
Arnolds ships As an escort he will
proceed towards Hampton Reads
where they are due TO arrive on Feb
ruary 80.
If Admiral Sperry experiences good
weather on the top across. he may
reach the Virginia capes two DAYS
ahead Of time in which event there
will /" some Vancouver Of the
three squadrons Of more than twenty
ships
Admiral Arnold's squadron consists
Of the bait Ieships Maine. Mississippi.
New Hampshire and Idaho. and the
scout cruisers Chester. Birmingham
and Salem.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-02
VESSELS DocKED TOGETHER.
Steiner Hamilton and Car Float Be-
ina Surveyed.

With her STEM badly bent and hole
in her bow pia,ing. as 4 result o. a
collision with the New York, PAIia
Ielphia Il Ncrfclk car fiat on Sa,Nr
day night off Old Point. IN" oid
Dominion liner Hamilton. together
with The car float arrived at the ship
yard yesterday afternoon and were
t~th placed in dry deck No. 70:
.Xamiration ami survey.
1t is estimated by those who have
seen The damage to the Hamil, on
that il will amount 70 about SA.3""
The car float is not damaged 10 any
cOnsidcrabl" extent.
II is thought that III" repairs 10
both vessels will be made At h" loCa!
yard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-02
FOOD THAT MADE MEN GREAT.
Deserved Tribute to the Worth o.
Coffee and Sinkers."

II Is printed among the distinctions
Of the old Putnam house, now van
ished before the advancing skyscTaper.
tha, il made popular what afterward
became nationally known as conc"
and sinkcrs." This is speaking 100
much good Of the dead. No landlord
and no hotel made the popularity of
tho sinkcr with its coffee accompani-
r,ent. Coffee and sinkcrs arc as old
IA New York. and presumably enabled
tho Dutch 10 conquer a wilderness
The Dutch Succumbcd 20 the English,
but tho sinkcrs went forward 90 new
conqgcsts
On a dict 0. coffee and siDkcrs TO
porters have grown into managing ed
itors. lawyers have developed into SUI
rremc court justices. budding pO!it
clans have blossomcd into congress
men. Even tho presidents OF tho nj.
ted States knew them on their native
heath
They who have become great have
nr' forgotten the days Of their %at'h
So tho sfnkors become III" l"v"'"rS
of ranks tho badge OF dcm~cracE III"
visible sign of encouragement TO s'rng
cling ambition The Putnam house
obi;uartan meant we'll. but was carried
awgv bv his theme SiBkcrs comre'l"d
popuIarity Il was not mad" for them.
New
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-02
PIANSFOR PREPARING
BUDGET ARE DISCUSSED
France Committee Of Council Ready
to Undertake Biggest Job OF
the Year

- -,
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ms '"''''N ''<'"' !''
'G ny NV .
EIr"'' az" I'M" .''
'''' Il:
''EN'H '"' u NV ;"'
80 ,. ,
aus '"i ''''' ..
t','''H by Nv FL.
1' WV III ''i'''' ''''' '
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-02
Captain Tu|och, Of Schooner General
E.S. Gree|g, Knocked Overheard.
WELL KNOWN ON WATERFRONT HERE
Vessel Piled Out Of This Port, and
Was Bound Here from Boston Vine n
the Master Went to Watery Grave
Near Boston Light.

Word was received here last night
that Captain Tulloch Of Tn" schooner
General f. S Greedy while bound
trcm Bosto nto This port Wa knocked
overheard when his vessel was pas. ing
b, ston light on Saturday II eht and
although a boat was lowered immv-
diatcly no tree" OF the i'Ody cOull BE
found
The schooner put back To Boston
and is lying anchored there awaiting
orders frs m her owner. Captain Mag
nus Manson.
Captain TuiloCh was very we'll
known at This port having D"adrl
here fer Il number of years, and haS
ing been here with the Greedy only
about two weeks ago
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-02
Spanish Bark Ashore.
,By ASSOCIATED. ceSs. '

WEST PALM BEACH. FLA. Feb. |.
The Spanish bark Coauimho went
ashore today on BnyntOn Beach. about
half a mile below Little Boynton Ho
tel.
She is loaded with lumber and Ste"!
The captain and crew are Stii! abe ard
AMI the vcsss! is resting easy on IN"
sand The ocean is quiet and there
j. no danger as vet.
Word has been sent to Jackson' III"
for assistance.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-02
Sixteen American Batt|eships in
and off Gibraltar Harbor.
sAluT|AG GUNS WORKED An HOUR
After Noisy Exchange Of Greetings.
Official Visits Are Exchanged.
Ships To Be Met by Home Squad
ror-May Arrive at capes Early.


GIBRALTAR Feb. For one houi
this morning the port of Gibraltar
seemed 20 be- the scene OF 4 naval
crgagcmrni at clos, range.
The Anne riran battlCships that ar
rived yesterday were cNchanG.ng sd
iut,S with the shore and III" foreign
warships in the harbnr that were
emitted because OF Sunday
Tn. Connecticut saiuted tnc port
and the flag Of Vice Admiral Sir
lanes Goodrich. the commander OF
all the naval establishments at Gil
hral;ar. with twcnty-oE" guns. and
when III. St had been returned gun
for gun from a shore battery. and tn'
British hajtl"Ehip Albcmari". o'h"r
salutrs were firAl TO and answered
by the Russian. French and Dutch
warships in pert.
An Hour Of Noise.
The rcvcrhcrtionS were inCeSSant
FOR an hour and c.Ouds of gray smoke
Flew over the waters.
The golfers promptly took up their
positions alongside the Minnesota tnC
.,rnont and Kansas AMI before the
s0und ,f saluting guns had died away
the bands on board these ships wer"
playiny Tag time" 10 liven up the
dirty and arduouS work of coallnS the
%hlrs.
The. Rhode Island and tn" New .Jrr'
Srv came into lOrt at 10 O'Clock thl
morning and VIEW followed an hour la
ter hr The fourth division. the " !Scon-
sin Illinois. Kear..arG" and ksntucky
which anchored ortsile the t.:cakwa-
ter
The third DIVISION consisting of the
Louis lana. Missouri, Ohio. and Nirg. Il
in brought up the rear
The warship basin is too small to
permit the entrance Of the entire
American fleet. consequently some OF
the vessels had to anchor outsid"
Official Call Upon Governor.
Rear Admiral SpCrry. accompanied
by the members OF his staff, came
ashore at neon and called officially
upon General Sir Frederic. Forester
Walker. the military governor.
General FOrrsttr-Walker. who had
been in Aleiers fer his health. re,
turned especially to welcome Admiral
Sperry. and this afternoon he calle,'
upon the admiral aboard he Correct
icut.
No shore liberty will be granted
the American sailors during their stay
here except to permit them to par
ticipatc in the athletic games being
ARRANGED by the crews of the British
warships in pert.
The American officers listened to
many congratulatory words from the
British AM foreign officers who Wis
tied the ships
The official chronicle concludes a
laudatorv technical article upon the
rcma -kahle homo GENT of the fight
ing fleet. WI h the statement that
the American navy now ranks second
to the British
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-02
Brave Fire ladies

often rcccite severe burns putting
cut fires. then use Bucklcn's ATnira
Salvc and forget th.m. II soor
drry,e ou' poin. For Burns. Scslds
Wounds. Cuts and Bruises its earths
ereIte<f healer. Quickly cures Skin
Frur,ions Old Sores. Polls Ulcers
rcIOus: b"st Pile cure made. Relief
%, los snt 25c. al al. orvsSists
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-02

her. Eighteen members Of the crew,
including ~ coolies were picked up.
The Clan Ranald was struck by d
heavy sea yesterday and rendered un-
MANAGEABLE. then being driven shoIe-
ward. she turned turtle. "a
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-02
Gets Hearing Today.

lin. Powell. the woman who Vas
arrested Saturday OF the charge Of
5p,ing uniform c'Cfhing in violation
of the I'ni'"d Siatcs law. was hailed
yesterday l." appear before Omitted
Statc+ Commissioner 4. G Garrett.
todav Namir E'mUnds was accepted
a. seCrr.tv for $500
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-02
Don't Get a Divorce.

A western Judge granted q divorce
on account Of il,.temper and bad
breath. DR.. Kings New Life Pilis
would have prevented it. They cure
Constipation. causing bad breath ana
Liver Trouble the ill-temper. d'spei
Gods Danish headaches. conquer
chills. csc. at all druggists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-02
Marine Notes.

The Norwegian steamer Tiger ar
rived in port yesterday from Phila
delphia and proceeded to the shil
yard for repairs She was floate
into Dry Dock No. Yesterday att
ernoon and will have her tail md
Ghaft drawn. and nCt!lm sCraped and
painted
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-02
Various Methods Ct Growing
Tob1CCo on the Island of Cuba

count OF skillD ...;.....,.,,l2o ON
T,lai ..............'.-. 'S'-e'-'
These amounts are In the Spanish
silver peso ,platab which at present
u'tc.mber IT,, l90SI is at a discount
of about II per cent In comparison
with American currency therefore,
the above amount. $32S.20. reduces to
abou. $2S5 80 American. the average
wagrgivcn being u little less than
Sl.0j American money per diem. by
20 wages" in the above statement Is
meant that labor equivalent To IN"
limo OF one man for 20 days was en-
ployeG. for instance. in blowing enc
acre 4 false impression may be
gained from this. aud so it shold b"
understood that the soil has TO tn r
ouyhly. not roughly. prepared. ana
that may require several plowinsS o.
the acre. Packing Labor is expcnsiv"
nu, 1t varies with the quality Of the
bale. II should BE- understood also
that these tabor rates are only an
eyerage, as in bad seasons they may
at times reach plata per diem.
Average Yield and Cost.
The average yield under shad" Is
placed at 10 bales for the acre, but
i, often sinks to s. Sun grown open
tobacco:
Flowing. % wages. at $l.?n. ... ~" 9
Planting. 10 wages, at sl.2". -. leo
Rerlan,ing. ; wages. Al 81 90. 30"
Hoeing e.! times' u wage. a.
Other labor expenses ESTIMATED l5.""
Gathering crop IN stock, -
wages. at $40. ............... $50"
Labor in curing house. PERHAPS
wages 800
Packing labor. urskillcd, bales
y, 81 90 $500
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-02
Ground Hoo Oay,

TO-DAY is Ground Hog bay. and. &C
cnrding 10 tradition. II the ground
hog s"Cs his shadow upon leaving
his hole. he w.ll retire and remain,
IN winter quarters for six weeks
longer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-02
Cuttin- Scrape in 6Ioodfie;d.

\ negro known a. Monk" cut and
s"ri'.sly injured Sim Jones. also
cUInr"I. in Rlooifield last night.
Monk made his escape and had
not been aprrch"nj"d Mp To late
hour
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-02
STEAMeRIOTAL WRECK;
rs OF CREW ARE DEAD
Most OF Those Who Persisted IN Clan
Ranaid Wreck We're Asiattc
Coolies.
(Ry Associated Prcss.D


MELBOURNE. Feb. 1.-The Briilsa
steamer Clan Rana.d Is u total wreck
near Edisburg and the captain All
l6 OF the crew, most Of whom ar"
Asiatics were drowned&& The vessel
was seen drifting ashore las, night
but sank het re the boats could reach
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-02

The German steamer AIblnO Al
rived in port yesterday from Ham
burg with IA cargo of imports con
signed TO the United States Shipping
Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-02
Sailed.

Castle Eentry. Berner, Livcrp"- i
samantha. Gorst baltimore.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-02
An Element OF Mystery.

II wcyer. the tobacco growing bus
mess contains a substantial element
o: mystery. and under the cond:-
lions that OBJ ain II is hard 10 separate
fact from fiction. The cost Of labor
in th" field. as herein given and di-
videt uBGUcsjiL nably- represents
something near The average on such
2 farm a. Described. hut It cannot be
claimed that T. COSTS all tobacco
growers 80 much or 50 littIc. TObac-
G, production is popularity thought
To h" highly profitable industry in
CuLa when prices are normal and The
management and culture ar" good.
hut like everything "ls" II has bc"D
greatly affected nv the priC" of lat"r
and supply and demand ard qualify.
IN pr"yiouS rcpor; published In
Consular and Trad" Reports I have
given The "opens" in tho manufaC'Ur"
= tobacco into tho commercial form
uf cigar. tn" COS u. labor IN IN"
grading. hI ndinE and stripping e ~
loaf king into arc -uni the NAL
md female labor employed. will AYR
age abOu. the same as that oi fi"lf
Iab.I-sI%n plata. or about 81 ~
niiod Stairs currency. pc: di"m.With
r." allowance for f0od Daily COnsu.
lar and Trade Reports.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-02
Total (SraniSh pesos ,..,l4S.f
Total (AmeriCan currency l29 u

Total tSraniSh pesos ..liS.i'
Total (AmeriCan currency ls"io
Only those who can AFFORD 1t raise
tobacco under shade. which to explain
further. means covering over wires
which are stretched from uprigh,
posts about s or . feet high. OF cheese
cloth the average cost of which Is
about 3 cents "A yard, Therefore, the
great majority OF the tobacco is sun
grown. which means in the open with
sometimes wind breaks Of cheese
cloth or other material. Fer this, as
it will be seen by the statement above
less and upskilled labor is required.
for the perfection OF the leaf and
the great development thereof Is not
SO much desired. The sun grown TO-
bacco, generally speaking. is for the
filler. and the shade grown Tor the
wrapper of the cigar. although shade
Is literally used for filler tobacco en-
tirely. and a, large percentage CT
shade grown tobacco designed prin-
cipally for wrappers is always only
available for filters.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-02
Simplicity, Comfort. Style

ANY woman can open or close this
carriage instantly with one hand
while she he Ids the child.
Our carriages are not only Conven-
lent. strong and comfortable but AT
tract attention because Of their trim
lines. They are large" elegant and
stylish.