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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-07

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L fusggo az iqMhaanV fAgthSdssas IKefe dar e'
PqmSee1n' aah6 &ohfen.5 an saMany
re go ptffs Hell 6Hg as yth ehfeenaf good
]sapada H@ danaf, fnd BID as nMaaaAS fbaad methods
as. stfef2e Afg idfgP Ar1dn HAM SSfth7essI peo
f,pffe sas gig raf socfkfyy 1rfhegfss eIgcts
All ain 4IlnHfl uanhffal t61Hdfftees tfeoHnf}deh
s,. Scoon mnfegs she Meets, aaSeRulteqsaah fgbie
executive; sfh the ape aystGtfHe meets
carries pious res6fRGHHfo5ns, wpiahhR s great
schem .ssRp5 gSea 5 hN9p pg IS comfortably to
slapes,a rye, RyspRlfE EYE ssg sftsfwaId
t,Sasf Dn ,h1ise sSSg%5 Wolff &c Yb9t
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Rlagpsnaed rthe ngaE 1kI DE- 6Rnr aaJ9A SaS Hpth-
AAo .hIEnob
| The -machinerE-can be worked
withoat good men sRA EWpmen; so we
4daER seems R us sthisr Also iHtMfa The
3sen5frerp ects7efs 81 hesMashinfggsis to
dI1uDd ueefmega gupA BeB and uyopdn
'ffiafl 4lne5ohins, RakpgayiHg, dsllvWsEship
iqchneH nho1dhda Enthusiastically
tons. tleologieeoa hzlAA eyfHlaatin gly
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-07
PENSIONS fNcREAsE.9.S
2Fewi Counties Submitting Rolls Snow
5;sLarger Appropriation. "a ai#

Few Counties. Submitting Rolls SHOW
larger Appropriation. III III
81! Jackson MhlIe, less than ia half o.
the counties Of ne state have, SAB
mlllltted their pension rolls to the aud
ltor, so far as they have gone the IL
dications are for a good, steady III
jcFease, not only in 1.-THE amount OF
moneyito be; Distributed, but in theit6
,ta4 number of pensioners! 1T is. alfact
j sihat while numbers. of the Old ,Colfs47
crate: veterans who have received
these pensions yearly, from the date
OF the Inauguration of the systellII.
have. passed tor''that boufnei where
earthly service pensions are 3, an !un-
:kfnllQWn quantity, Through recent beaef-
lcent and generous legislation "a the
ranks are. increased. This is due
to two principal contributing causes,
one of which was the act raising tie
property limit aof a pensfoner From
$500 to 5000, and the other advancing
the. period at which a widow should
have been married, in order. to entitle
her to pension in recognition of her
husbands service to the Confederacy,
from prior to 1875 to ten years later,
or.1S65s' This action was taken at the
session of 1910, and resulted in an in
gErease-in-- numbers a ratio of about
twenty per. gent, Another. factor en-
ttering into the raising Of the pension
allowance is the Increased appropria-
ton per anpuqm mum from 100000 to S400,-
600, Which will admit of a. higher pro
rata share for those pensioners, of the
third Class. ~ SS',F'5@ ga siE q
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-07
Ul-'oTir .-.,5iI5 U ~
wv AIT 1NGiosFORd aaaoIi
Eno DO 20 SONS OFAGCU
To oidon 9d4 n9Ts6Gtoso >11::U0t:a .15d1ia
pms nsln nsitai i'd rs *ur1o cd, .s,rol
EairBg Reyrl Sha55lsss E,iA4 k $ d Ri 3;

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EairRE Reyri Sha5lssss ia Akssd d i Ri 3;
ed3adw bca .a2iflH Il ;4ib.p,a adt
eriy as III Il WITH e tt III
Whiting aid f0hsfng;i To- SEE tafe @maAl
ssstasiofS nof tire sonssI6f Godi.-Rnnl
tansj vitj@ nsix Hsw TestaRentssiny Ned
eraas psssh'o .nois;ie1 tG nooa ianm
b ooy ii soiffo rJb kdti r.e:i-ui sittiI
More eg 1o@f ymteFp yaI pdb /, y 9oHN 5
this the creations gazing eagerly as
with outstssafstaHh AzRTk, waits AM
longs. This is the energy of all mora
FfgHortada steady srfpp9s aofsg66d 'mel
ANA cgDed ,fwcmenG ,Hhisiis ,ths'staaf
E,Fhfuhi mahesvtbe engiaermeYsos se
. In eproportien gtsn thaI AxtEaRr q! pan IA |
increase of our r.ssegEsBs ahTso E6erdq ~
iing , the gpodls ia the w 9S9 that v
f ought tsfaid4q92 2 egypt it steph 9e
John Ruskin once remarked, did .hS
get Bishodp'ssn pay nf for his long sefamid
Pr I'd pf fhfee Phssiffs eeg9s1h got billy stene
FPadpohadfin fgathedrat;n afledsbyi
I iiama ffegirWAicAi te.pIseae lhu bis h Gds
2s.st9e tbs Ron an X yE}4}I y, When Al
,gQstina and his monks landed at EbHs
lie faeate and met tie English | King he
t%aesgh cfferen ana GyahtsfBaryfiJ the
tewdfg.noI missionary :sbeietyi;and imls
sibnaf9 press; bea4paa hiBsas I'll se seer
ta me EHat we qpght to d9 vastly .. mpf
with our numbers. and wealth thh
men did who were 'fsw sahd'b5 si
PSn&e fbea19 She work to'the VhachI1
ioaryl whom We. oughtDto. do itotirkslsh !.
3tsil YOUR slnaehinegy needs int e sJF.g
ppfqpls to- work * it Fto YET we still g4 p
| discussing methods" of ,churc Oh 'Wotl
[ or Sunday scho6f work, 5jf s0fhetfiih
I efsg} and fheliihdsfIBiRg lassumptb
is that there is mIephrtisal3r sReQifl
|aAHlr hgtas; iR sI allihl:A1SF ethl9ss9i Waichs
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-07

that draws the country girls 10 TOWN.
tNSthff4f9fge BtsNhk isUi4 oFAstbas aitere
9eNsmpIH1psG Ur the city, foEslss lhea B4g
sESloil8bH fi1s t thRpg!At of tbeE coQuBtrTg
-gigl when she finds herself ip the. city
Is s% h6aRP dd2I fffH1 Or nov 4a1 fiiF erdWf
peade 'stftai r6AtFft stahdifg liirtTA2fa
athh esaadssjSisel often5 remains 3she
stauR8eegs4a she is alAb kist ipT to haze
.sonsSFe6ra sIy4eegr e ii Is ri tEqe: psP"ted
lf,9rmes boy back home probably who
0 WWS9Ghid % f9 9gs9aasI{b6 pae rhgr into npS
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a9adah ,befRxeoanghtg.son Ia1 g hfQEwaE!b
qBit6pgas teibeeemjjpg; 2 fagmflers ,YYYdjftff
g as@4fs99 On o tbs ffar3n G IS BE-
Ing career worthy Of her afhbitf6ff' "
o' T4hRY2e4ia fSq f9atupar Outcome s6f ttst
,e6fai#ibndAor .tfSuquaGtH aft 6seen
hguodEsglnifn amers FyYegel selling ItsJhses sfF
9s95E6f belo8H S0Sf sfHE h f33l{9tq3ff 4hIhBe
yfiaBEper'se wife VAS one g OF almost Yn
trreSe enting Toll! oaassnf#aans s tfiAp7 IF che
farmer himseif!n 99herp! WAS rRttiaab:
tighten the rervto41y of the ceaseless
grind .efIoAossewdrkt 6BbeDT horizon!
'RI Ter figh6SSff = iiIifiBti6f? WdS9s Kpeb the
b6g68S s eo0f 6frattfssn%esfoftwmrsrsfihss
Oattot won6es ana hedlDmgf 8obssiJae
tsooai h4iSfe 0f9r hssaGaaHFgA}HFsr lYl: SShlei
es2y a 1ha ya = 4RS%d PfEo eye
Spend ttiaiirh livas i III HE hSb1essttaa|
Of keaBfRsd btay Tiftn saup H'saHdsar' a !
Bstis aad .shhso1t anuI 20 on bs1uo |
,iFEer ,tdfaoaatOcif8 lffeal5rfs .aasNe;
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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-07
- z..f:.1.nM gei.nn2 ~ 80

4 Zoo, aAe',A.s, oonor or
you will see some man to whom the
idea of wealth, as Wealth. does not ab-
peal. A9sise you to watch this man
cloSfsT he will presently dem
onstfatn You that moneYlSpMinates
sfcrysea except the man WhoSdoas
ehlAt wdnS money. You maEsabeet thaT
fiEpfan QH your; Farm, IN yopr ..yi{lagel D:
Ia eg.slat ure. ygBut ~bs SsnHe
thaf gheneyer or whsfevef yed ;lfeef-
him, as Ssaon as iita. cohiess +o~a affect
issue betsseet you> his little Fl tge1
Will be flicker than yodr IONS. You
VIZ so sln fear of HING lheI will; not
go " feaf4of ypus You will ,dolEhat-
he Nangs AS ~ill not do What ydu
wasit.sssE 6il slsVflA, find ltlsat-xou have
no STeab dl iAi SSfS saasrnlJry with NsIi5,.
you can Attss hiEfsSpo argument widh
whichky AaIto him. What
eveEx0SgRi he WIZ gain more. r
SRaid f1ka Won be ttearte be that maho
becazz point of viehe
il doesn pay u 81 Possessed by the
t9}eslre of wealth for Yealth's sake II
1ffors Wealth IS fecessafy to you fdf'
p@sB6ses h6t fy0ir 61h, use your T. f.
ffand t6taequire ut balt keE1E you'll right
Ftaar sEaVHdpgepeEIT0pk iHiifa- eI5 you
ST. E p4l08y sbgth SarH }sst 4rttRst gamf you
VIII be n danger of stQQping; tp dap \
ger also of losing your sddf ARtdya1d
kipiing.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-07
. Jag. Dg5Ss Is So%E6ssss55asBSS sess
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PlEddcaH oha4i Bay Uefsbratk4j 4tsWi1-
PISA 10 s7sdtsSnbcs ifty b!o" 3nii2
Louisville.-The Winston -eeaAty
'FHaifS phABf ssithea6 ngndiam7fdres by
70 aTfs fRa0cersg STA teGShp demo Of
'Fs@u Observation-Disclosures iof saass Alie
1ofMassiagFiedlM caaao dnasossrf aIIaii7
'Pi9 Sas6GslFHes aaenaaBoed Twas or Efge
Th8 ttHse eshsyfts ,aa3fsoaaa eEineaiYspe-
fdti lAen4rereEea5a sefn gpeeatSs6, Aiage-
fiEfbfHe 8TPtfuitss pro issia etssary-
'IA3h #ezgrSwtTih ehis asgEss 14ie. aseastrX
show attracted much attention .ttos .
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-07
eguutry 2edJ& s9w only the hS@ sidt
of V6gaaS bd DC Ntl ekI saw
oniSStlIt worst side Of IND eUdntrt
Nhe schHHe that ehas Pne fbont il!
As1s I T. LA lss98Iysft IgS |I,lIs, II

Dfs&ak1k le SSn VI q u r.
psAafi3S fsSIssfses retuSeaeo, B4av9 ii
They read nv rspoSs II RighSbrfe
As,sspld sFssE3 he p t ID
ss,slA kSaTaoFeAny beAe@eSst ~ 3o'
SsssS+ sIiF y<sssEA then They Viii Shik
kheir Aeadseas say tho pEges I'll
Ekurels before tIghavdh1
other sfS ~ for he
haxee. .Along So z1olsensAAwitE
@tgaT rsS.r s fot3hetr labor End nj
j. e. o. "a -, ID
'inHsaes% scisa ~ do not diI
/ s essful tbey reali4
g .tAssss SHnity 2 II
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-07

: 2oe PpsrEts coRa no ACRE I
ysqesNetsek gHosed5u, Land ; o@ae4a

YenteN\ Geek gFotsd1n Z Land o@teF'
Claim 1t Possible. ~
4 Ghaa. 95ma5arSts e dafs the lana own
efs Of Yellow Greek bottom in this
c6untS eAavs2 Agadd aefIetifion asking
Est this lsottpm be declared a drain
There are between fifteen and six
[aaen .Bhousand acres. offswet FS#afiapy
lands WHICH it is hoped to reclaim by
gbeS Means ofSdraiaage into ae Ten
,nessee river. There are tributaries tc
he taken in<4ateF9 which will swell the
total acreage to- thiptythbusand acres
,,,,s Z, REYNOLDS. in the Yellow Creeh
mas given Special attention tc
one acre of land similar in every re
spect to the land similar to be drained
: This being wholly an experim ent
FMr. Reynolds took advantage off the
MOST advance ideas. > in. in ten ed
farming, = -
i The result under unfaYorabIe oondi-
tions is a yield of one hundred .ahd
twenty-five bushels of corn on tie ehe
acre f-land. Mr.. Reynolds stateSatFGat
under ideal weather conditions the
yield would have approached two hun
dred bushels pei acre
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-07
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sls 81 ss E asaggf9 Eaafa'i!t efafllat
a sA1sre nihilsh 14sd States i ddisatf1ci
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government s9s unhaSessfa{sSq bRal5s t Il
sae fHtaafhaeSsgas hlea aTinst
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q shefds tniaoVREoff6of hraga S6aHfh5slifRi -
0SS sf ffqdm fa4a sdh6age9 to tb efbfAgg to
the goyef&aehHftt,y AID ADJ e6Sse F ng9iaaftf For
oE gsR sag 5 FhEgss6aIg eEa9S9E resin
,a gao f tIs ffnqHoi9ed s4SSS
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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-07
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Striking Clerks Enjoined.

Striking scclerrks Enjoined., i .....lt n
J, ! jackson Federal Judge Niles grant
ed an Injunction upon complaint 81
the Queen e Crescent system of rail
way lines restraining nthe; Brother
Iheod of Railway Clerks and all other
persons now ,soor hereafter aiding or
abetting them in the pending strike OF
the railway clerks. The order from
Judge Niles was ationce placed lfathe
hands of UnitedaStateso Marshal, Fred
oW: Collins for service throughout the
entire Queen. & Crescent, system in the
Jurisdiction of Mississippi.
- ....s
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-07
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eHsperfhk sSa tSstsap@DaaaA AqEas2aSse Nit
sEo ns1bliAs AsRs 6smAabamaa sauodj
,attassdnsfaek ha -sehAeoe3tSh edtG 1G-
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has Hen1eM faeFheaeea Hew &nspaeatdid
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'taiegtsssss4hR Benz Cpl 14&a4RehEessl4 aaa Few
but HsssgIesfnBp@s naaey u@sras, #h4eh
-Wsad aad f4gs faTRsnaaaeasy oAfre Iffium-
;eA44e yad5 ifne 4as aEseentha angef0ds iii
-aesYsn odt 10 s-sdGsem ot:saleuLt1s
.evseAa tHisaosd6ns eestgch w15'agat.
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sbGasfgd 6ne lasfng7AFs as4ao fft oueah-
1saats w1fSSgH3I chargedaE QBMbTgits1 IN
saA SHhE sala6zaE7Sh ballroom edf
which, of c5aaseib4ie s@ssp 4htiqAyo FL
09edQ SITS szedf III 10 dnidT''
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ff6Hs N Aw5Fsdt afff'b SRhSsae
1afned tefafsHr oRg Observation-Disclosures
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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-07

1fPSagH7HtAsnrhe 'YfHA9ndHHaAaGfarrI
zPekssTdst isaaRs nog rsatar al haayJd dhaat
the farmer himself. knis Abs MMomd
on whom the social life Of the cOdhtIl
tFZssAln aHssieG tar9eJx 3a&Ren,
4sEaepnehlAmI aforHal bfsslsSS olpryg siE
4casej PRa RpY s699 aat oG S9a5tl9ns a nf1
SOLVED The financial nrOl Tern.
Y lief tpMadt 6aiiage hSa wodSn1iodnsrri
~ rA6sfnp o1zs5e sf1sodno the AsBptSN,uaH
is the career that appeals rtA the mol
ern country girl. Schools have bef
zprfDriae dsdsbstAaah sRAgwshe :Ahinsf 81
kpAwz ap9Qt beE c2Wai9 9nl hpt
4. ness, If she is in one OF the most =
to ga date sc6ni{h d1fffes s.. Ms aghfY
af 4 iiear hhaee7eR 1n stcssasng sKssh44aA
school If not given -ksege 3Ata3cArf
in the high school or the preparatuf
n4e7GNl dvPR tNsa saqaf efGteaata XII
: sKWOT HIJ0x M0OG OF asi3,s
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-07

Cd 81 tsdw 10 usido1q edt eyios OF
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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-07

Edueatfohaf Outlook Bright. y .@ol
{ &'Chairmana j. s.: Sexton Of the agen-
ieral board OF trustees of Mississippils
four large I, educational, institutions,
Estates. that the educational outlook for
the coming year is very promising in
evefyre spest,' the enrolment is mitch
lin excess, of that of former years. and
ifirstfelass work, is expected from the
'o'oi al i"0ui'ieS' .LGidt /
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-07

| e'' .0.ss1f.-2 onS udS Ueeu
PG6usil D5tlJafg eSlyat &c ifs& 7 She
has gone TO the .ttAeaHfi hsaHsaar
friends and enjoyed II. but no more
bftnn sshsnd n3dtsl the sHo s6d6aded Fine
tafGc8lssinjtsss dtSpst Observation-Disclosures
and lectures she has -alifgbtffptded in, the
larger country towns BY trolley. She
m 1g Rddl fl ifaB S aS d6 B5f fnS# fhar
FaeRp1dbor EeH4il6fi shs1ne lllea sgniadt
they are not in our sefimhoQnz ~ asi
/ her democratic tiisstfe soul. 1T is diff
fert1g HnGssRqunrynwbarei eyssvI bne
5hdifHess Wi6N RSs rasas e ssitss SCI
fhe gift COMES BACK fr rto feiaiifffi4bnff f.
chs patyn Setter Satfsii eP tf2sn aavd9 Wffq,
defszsrimtrR lAtnhaad afBesl nst nen r1ay
not be worth-aeHsstAeH $4,000 or $lO.-
600 or sl5.o!EIpgHIwuhsn money. but
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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-07

Prison Population. go,
Mississippi, has 1,77S convictssi 50 81,
the Several State farms, a slight gain
over August, BUT ABOUT 20 less thar
in July, When theesah1itg;tFess3t mark in the
prison populations was reached. en ri
TASKS About Passenger Rates. suo1o
D;iJacksen-HGomes the Georgia. Rail
adrsCommission with "a requesEatp
Secretary Maxwell of 4 the; iMississippi
Railroad Commission for official infof-
Il iatioh' as to the passenger rates iii in
seffeet over the railway systems operat-
)ig,in mississippi; lit appears the Geot-
gia Commission is confronted with a
petition from the railroads for permits
sign and authority to r., increase their
passenger rates, and they are anxious
to secure all attainable data from
otheF states before finally passing on
/ thc1u,afrdr-fl .sf..,s "a ar No.. ~
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-07

States Peanut Crop. ~ y 9oI IL
The big III farm 'at fIPatchma1ni has has a
large number of acres planted n:pea-
nuts. and Capt. Neyland, shperintendi
ent ofJtheI farms, says that his lis going
to d make a crop, average Z. bushels to
the acre. Peanuts are, always in de-
mnand and bring . from 81 to IS per
lbushels and tReo planting Of them gis
becoming general over. the cstate.usu ,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-07

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Of the Mississippi Farmers Union mic ia la
'decfded the 'i next It acoA7edtion viii hBt
held Here NoTeMBefdf, g land 3 ,oThi
witlabe thee fourth oanndalusessionv 20
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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-03-08

This year the Great Northern will
make an innovation in the train SER
vice between Everett and Seattle.
Gasoline motor service will be main
tanned. During the past several weeks
Mayor Gellatly has had in mind a
motor service between Adrian and
Leavenworth, and last night appearel
before the trustees of the commercial
club and urged that committee be
appointed to take this matter up
with the Great Northern officials.
Prior to presenting the matter to the
commercial club, Mr.. Gellatly took it
up with Agent Piper, of the Great
Northern, and his cooperation in
this matter fas secured. A commit
tee consisting of Messrs. WEBSTER,
Rose and Russell was appointed to
urge the advisability of inaugurating
this service.
The plan desired is to have trains
running each way between Adrian
and Leavenworth every two or three
hours, and it is thought that this will
prove a paying proposition to the
railway company as well as be of
great benefit to residents Of the sec
ton served. The committee will
take this matter up with the railroad
officials at once and it is thought a
favorable reply can be had in the
course of a few weeks.
Rem Rice, secretary and manager
of the National Apple show of Spo-
kane, was invited to submit the plan
OF the apple show management rela-
tive to taking the prize winning ex-
hibits to Chicago next fall. The
board Of managers desires a contri-
button of $50 from this club for
the purpose of maintaining an exhibit
space in the Chicago armory. The
board of directors will be in session
again next Monday night and Mr..
Rice is invited to appear before the
directors at the next meeting and
also before the general meeting next
month.
The proposal of the Walla Walla
Commercial club that reciprocal ar
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-03-08
SEATTLE SHORT Of
APPLES
STOCKS ARE DWINDLING OWING
TO WENATCHEE AND CASH.
MERE BEING UNABLE TO SHIP

Seattle, March S.-With two-thirjs
of the estimated apple supply of the
state in the Wenatchee district and
with rail communication with the
district cut off, except by the round
about way of Spokane, commission
men here look for a material short
age of the apple supply before ship
ments can be resumed. The apple
situation was much discussed today.
Stocks that have been held in stor-
age here are being drawn out. While
there has been no general advance
in apple prices, the market is admit
tedly sitter, especially on fancy
stock. While apple shipments from
Wenatchee and Cashmere can be
made via Spokane, dealers do not be-
lieve this will be done unless prices
advance sufficiently to offset the ex-
ira freight charges.