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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-10-13
Pennsylvania.
LANCASTER, PA, Oct. 3, 19

LANCASTER, PA, Oct. 3, 1911.
In the past week 5000 cases of 1910
goods were sold. The goods sold were
not passed from one local dealer to an
other on speculation, as was the case
when the city packers bought up the
packings of the so-called country deal
ers, but the tobacco was sold to outside
people, New York and the West get
ting the bulk of it. Our packers have
practically finished sampling the 1910
goods, and are all ready to receive buy
ers and show them the kind of stock
above the average A large percent
for binders, which will, of course, add
lot of the best kind of filler goods right
here The prices Sc far have ranged
all the way from 16 tc 18 cents, marked
weight.
Now that the cigar industry appears
to have assumed more healthy aspect,
the local packers declare their belief in
an early advance in prices. At the
prices paid for the 1910 crop, and count
ing interest on the investment, ware
house charges and insurance, the pre-
vailing prices do not give sufficient re-
turn. The percentage of black rot
found among the packings is not above
the average amount found from year
to year.
The 1911 crop is safe under cover, the
last having been put away the latter
part of last week. A ripper crop never
went into the barn, and it was high
time that it was harvested, as the rust
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-10-13
Ohio.
MIAMIsBURG, O., Oct. A, 1911.

MIAMISBURG, o., Oct. A, 1911.
This season has witnessed remark
able growth of tobacco. In August
predictions of very light crop were
freely made, but seasonable rain and
favorable weather in August and Sep
tember resulted in record breaking
growth of tobacco. Reports of seed
leaf of immense size come from all di-
rections.
While the acreage was not quite as
large as in some former years, the
great yield will probably make the
total pounds produce.; ABOVE the aver
age.
Many planters we4- compelled to en-
large their tobacco sIeds on account CT
the heavy crop.
Cutting is most finished and old
Jack Frost my be safely defied. =
News.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-10-13

was beginning to show. The writer
heard of one crop of ten acres so badly
affected that it hardly paid to cut it.
About II, 900 acres were planted in to-
bacco this year in this county. The
later cutting, and that was the bulk of
the crop, shows good body and weight.
The early cut was thin. So far there
has been no buying, beyond a few sales
we noted very early in the season.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-10-13

The calamity that nearly wiped out
the thriving city Of Black River Falls
by floods following the breaking Of a
dam last week, calls for financial aid
from all charitably inclined people.
Losses footing up tc nearly million
dollars are reported and the city if re-
built must be upon new site.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-10-13

Whatever the ultimate outcome of
the recreation of the American Tobac-
co Co. may be, so much seems certain,
says the u. S. Tobacco Journal, that
the United Cigar Stores Co. will cease
to be an integral part of the re-created
corporation and such an outcome is sure
to be received and greeted with the
greatest qualification and the most JOY
Gus glee by the independent firms.
Much, if not most, of the antagonism
and enmity against and pounding of the
American Tobacco Co. on the part of
the Independent trade was engendered
by the creation and affiliation of the
vast cigar chain store company with
the great tobacco corporation. That a
great manufacturing corporation en-
bracing every kind of conceivable to-
bacco products should establish its own
retail outlets in the most conspicuous
thoroughfares in nearly all the leading
cities throughout the country, although
such a proceeding was not without a
precedence in our industries, as for in
stance in our clothing and shoe indus
tries, was assumed to incorporate a
policy of discrimination as we'll as ag-
gression against the independent trade.
Now then, if the Omitted lis made it's
own free agent by a complete segrega-
tion from the manufacturing corpora
ton, the latter will be relieved of the
odium that has been nursed and found
expression against it on account of its
connection with the retail chain and
free to be welcomed as a competitor
for the independent retail trade. An
equilibrium of trade conditions would
thereby be approached as they would
have likely shaped themselves IT the
tobacco combination had not become
the financial promoter of the Omitted. "
Of course, it is not to be assumed that
by it's severance from the American
Tobacco Co. the United will cease
to be a dominating factor IN the retail
field But it will then be free agent
in the distribution of anybody's pro-
ducts and no manufacturer would feel
that by selling the Omitted his pro-
ducts will be blacklisted by the inde-
pendent trade.
Nearly $4,000 acres were planted in
tobacco in Turkey this year, being al
most so per cent more than last year.
Owing to the absence of rain during
the most important part of the season,
and to the fact that in consequence of
the cold spring the plants did not sue
ceed, and in many cases had to be re-
sown, the new crop is only expected to
yield between twelve and fifteen mil
lion pounds, as compared with Is, 500,-
900 pounds in 1910, and six million in
1909 The quality of the crop, how
ever, is expected to be much superior
to that Of last year.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-10-13
NOTE BOOK SKETCHES

With one-half the present tobacco
crop unsold the question that interests
growers is, what prices will the re-
mainder bring. So much of the tobac-
co insouthern growing sections is more
or less injured by grasshoppers that it
is hard matter at the present time to
buy intelligently without knowing what
percentage of binder leaf each crop
will yield This can only be determined
after stripping or when the tobacco is
run over the tables at the warehouses.
Thus the dealers must wait until the
crop is taken from the sheds or buy
cheap enough so they can afford to
take chances on the final result. Hence
the bulk of trading lately has been con-
Quoted on low grade basis ranging
from to cents and largely for stem
ming purposes, where leaf without re-
gard to quality is wanted. But any
class of tobacco any time will bring
these figures and the grower gains lit
tie by selling at minimum figure. On
the face of it the conditions seem to be
safer proposition for both grower and
dealer to wait until the tobacco is
stripped and ready for careful inspec-
ton for the movement of the balance
of the crop. Despite these observa-
tions, there is quite deal of tobacco
being sold at prices above indicated.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-10-13

A Kentucky grower has advanced
the following method of arresting she'd
burn in the curing. Owing to so much
rainy weather and so large a portion
being late, it may be necessary to ad-
vance the curing by artificial heat. So
he says: 'tThe quickest way when the
tobacco is about to damage, is to get
three or four good sized galvanized iron
washtubs, put about three inches of
dirt in them to protect the bottom, and
wire on handles about three feet long
to pull them by; build fires in them of
dry locust or hickory wood and pull
them around under the tobacco until
all the sweat is gone. In using these
tubs or stoves it is best not to fill the
lower tiers of the barn, and in order
for the heat to reach the top tobacco,
il is best to make an opening in the
middle of each bent by pushing back
some of the sticks, up to within two
tiers of the top. Put the tubs or stoves
with the hottest fires under these open
ings, let them remain for few min
utes and then pull them on to the next
opening, and the next, and around and
back again, until all the sweat is gone.
The tobacco is then out of danger and
it is best to open the barn and give it
all the air you can. Fire 1t again when
it is needed to protect the tobacco dur
ing the damp hot spells. This will un-
doubtedly keep the tobacco from house
burning.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04
salvation ARMY.

Suud1v service Captain % wendell
Gods Love" john % I'd. Th"r" Is
20 human lo,, .o Good ANA man that
ls manifested boa l,cgl urNtc, m foroH
and ceremonies aud is from man. ~,
sim, luy. is from God O,pm. O. 81
and Is manifested iu heart scgyicc.
Man can make grain of corn WHOA
cam hardly be- detected from genuine
un placed m the ground. ANA Is sprout
reveals the Me only God can give,
Muu mad, religion can hardly boz de-
t,.tyd from th, gruulu,. tll 10 springs
from th. heart ui man, ana reveals
Ilut which only God con give. tMaiL
5.lt-taI Childr,u are NOT born
pure. bat Innocent until thrN arrive
.at the years uf accountability. We
have -lN, ana not Ju angel among
them ", saw D. mother mus her Two
year old and Call 1t her little angel
lu an hour said uur 20 m o. 90 nt anger
rounded its mother iu the face. bee
cause 10 could not have It's own way.
Gods loy, does not exclude parental
,cc.,riastIyhl and ciyil government
for wronRdoinE Ezc. 1911 AS i've
saith tho Lord God I have no pleas
urr in th, death of the wicked; but
that tho wicked turn from his way
and i've turn Nc. turn SO from Noar
c,il Vays gpr why VIII Sc dr., a
fuusC OF Israel.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04
FOR SALE.
For SALE.

$500 .5IuuM modern Highlands,
uuyhall biOCD from Genital via
l.roum furnished cottage iu rear,
rental Income. $ituO ur,
S2lOO- l.IuOm modern utick. two
screened porches, barn. chicken
house ana good outuuildinss. Lot
l0UNlt2 aud improved ana all In
good condition. Highlands. Ideal
Tor health,
SljOO-J.rOom frame cottage, two
screen porchcs, sink, electric lights.
corner 50xll@, part cash, balance .
per cent
$1,000 SiN.room modern new bunga.
low North nth street $1,000
cash. balance 5 per cent
S6GOOp -1OXli2 corner. south front,
porca addition. 5ruom cottage $2du
cash. balance S per cent
5000 SiN.ruOm new modern brick,
corner. east front hot water heal
cement walks, Lawn, two purchcs.
$500 FiVeroom modern brick, itl
ward. close in, east front. cement
walks. $500 cash, balance per cent
JOHN VI. MOORE REALTY az.
TIRE INSURANCE. ~ ~ ESTATE
LOANS SND ABSTRACTS.
2iI West Gold Ave. Phone 10
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04
M0RTUARY.
Innernl OF Iamc. slcwarl.

Many friends Yesterday afternoon
attended the funeral services for
James stewart. who died Friday even
Ing The services were held In French
and l.owbers chapel Rev HuRh A..
Cooper pastor of thr PRESBYTERIAN
church preached Tho sermon al the
chapel The Woodm'n of the world.
attended Ia, services In body ana
also conducted brief but touching
services at The Fairyicw cemetery,
whore burial was made Mr. stewart
was In lifetime popular member ~
the organization ana the camp paid
a splendid tribute to his memory yea-
terday MI stewart was for twenty
i've years Il resident of Albuquerque
and bis death marks tho passing Of
uno more pioneer citizen. Ills death
VIII be regretted oy many
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04
WANT AID MORE PEOPLE THAN YOU CAN SEE IN

Jr.V illustration. from DO. common
things o., brought them uo wy~t,r-
I.us H... vUf,r from -I.r.u caves %
-t UU..f. ruth THE grain. fI. u-Ius,
Do, used us symbols Fishermen Who
0st.u,d GOO u.W W,r. moved because
., b..n tl, .su.tmot Vnrl, FrU-
.t aa 'n,. rud th.ir u,lds remember
,I 800, master ald bis STORY OF the
.lW,r Tu, tuH.r today who opens
.l flr bis uuuutty m.ul. recalls
Cleo UuIo lad with hls dFc '"aN,s and
two ush.s who's. meat lrd thr n,c
thuu-Hud. When Hrsus wished Go
teach Disciples grrat lesson. joe took
bread aud spoke 60 them of tho
broad of nf.
What spirit do 49,, need as v, come
tu this Lords Mbl. The disciple
d.. tn'l mot in hat upper room we're
strt Ing .p, The chief places. Tor SUI
p,uoitt CHRIST n 3ccurdtnc, with
ur..utt fashion, washed thcir feet
the kins of heaven became e servant.
w.. Grt acre 90 lesson ui humility
CHRIST washed the feet of Judas. W.
get hero lesson of love and forgivc-
ness Ns 49,, como Geo this lords ta-
IN. Vt ,,i 50 come. slowing not only
our friends. bat loving and forelving
uur ,p,ulta
Jesus liu u tha lhi, 90 am tho
bread of I'.. bread. upl e. inl-c stiW-
uLul O., ma.. us temporarily strong
and h1upy Dut bread 90 give us real
strength strength 20 go out tomorrow
and meet temptation uluWphon'lN
W. mas get from tls service graco
for alI temptation grace that en-
uhir- us to $685.. up tn our Ideals.
", learn horr anew of Chr,sts su-
prom, ,t.yic, for won and mc. Tho
clarion call comes tu as across tl'
ages to .trurglr with him against sin,
90 ,,usrsr,,tr ourselves Geo tho saving
uI Wru
s.. christians tuo often $50 ere
| like lH. world that tH, world p'"pi'
500 uu, ur uo dprrolcc Boo us from
! tn.m-pls,t. uui tr romprumisu here
and There cur hcals loll n,l}.
Ilorr go This tshir. Do We truly Nee
| our Lord uodaN. Sc SO get vision ~
him of hi. burning love for Tho
world. 49,, shall go forth hereafter
Twin urN uly ~ shall bc true to
our Ideals W. shall conquer siu u
ourselves .ud in nthors.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04

had tu deliver Goo W, church ur
sp. kr uI the power of heaven, and
what 81 power Co.,. church could b.. f
10 tl- WILLING Go Geo Ga. VIU 90. God,
.ud tuJ, uu au. could Hu BOO ANYTHING
30 they CARRIED uut the win uf Gnd.
uU that uu church church.
would ram f it Vus doIus tu. vdI OF
Cod Rev Aulirk th.u spoke ul the
r,I.'Iul. o' th, church. loo tho world
God sent Peter uu mt-stun und 500
does God send ,uu ou ID mission. ana
Nuu .aunut fail ~ God .s vita YOU.
", wlu surely help you DO Boz scuus
SOU.
Peter bad tine greatest tb.ng ON
Garth. which is the power of God, hc
was drNnui MAJ. God never sends
. man that dr will not be- wien aim
and assist We the work. God never ln-
tended that a man should l1uk back
900 his past hfc. but Go look forward
leo tn. future. there is one thing that
God would hnN, us at ON our hearts,
and th.t s tho thiAgs nf today Let
az remember that God has sent NJ H~
church. aud hc viii not fan us "
W, do ms viii
~ any man like wisdom '"t him
ask of me Icv Aulick spoke Of thc
power lu PRAYER urging uis people TO
hold uu Goo God 100 prayer. pray much
t, spoke uf peter Ou The house top
praying. l,Uuilg IA" great lessons
tha' 80, should learn today speaking
uf lh, utmss Of cornelius and Peter
60 du tho WORK uf God, applying "
| 60 tho church and pastor The work
of Gpd Boo sending p,t,r was 4 sno-
r,ss. br,lus" cod Was 90 both ends
of Co. ulr / believe that God II ~
ootl ends oi Ca, liu, ,u the ca,ling of
lilr pastor uf this church, 49, hc was
loo ,oudIug Potter q" Cornelius" ANA
things ar. sure Go come tee pdsa u
! hs NlIl % carried uui
L1 us preach the CHRIST aud him
! rruuhrd uu thr cross. lots hold ih'
GROSS up m this rliy. 3" uiId 300 hand
and du ihr work ol God.
Tar attendance go thv Bible school
/ and other spryloos was we'll attended
even larger than was expected. There
! we're two additions Go the church al
the morning service.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
OI5S9g.

Small Holding Claim No. 22l1 Not
coal land
Department ~ tho Interior, Unlt'd
Statoa land office. Santa Re. n. NJ.
July %. 1911
Notice rs hereby given that the FOL
lowing named claimant has rilcd no
tire of his intention to make npal
,'root in support Of his claim under
sections 10 ana - Of the act OF March
?, 1891 t2G stats, ssi). as amended
by the act OF February a. 1898 ca
stats, 400, ANA that said proof win
be- made before A. D. NdltCr. pro-
bate clcIk. at A!huuuDrquo a. a., on
September q, l91l viz Luis pBdila,
AS heir Of Tiroio padilla of Padillas.
y. NJ, Cor the claim 22l. for lot J..
section I luta aud g, section 2, and
lot Z. sections ana ., township y
north, range onst survey approved
1905.
He names the following witnesses
10 prove his actual continuous sd-
verse possession OF said tract for 20
years next preceding the survey OF
the township, viz
Euman Muraeo, Sllyorlo Sanchez,
Mnrccl.no Sanchez. Juan sanchez y
Pona. AN ~ padiIan, g. N.
ANY person who desires 10 protest
ugainst the allowance OF said proof
or who knows Of amy substantial rou-
sou under the laws and regulations
90 the interior department why such
proof should not be- allowed. win Doe
given an opportunity az the above
mentioned time ana place 10 cross
, ornmine the witnesses ~ said claim
ant and 20 offer evidence In rebuttal
o. that submitted by claimant.
MANUEL x, OTERO.
Register
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04
PARCEL DELIVERY

QUICK PARCEL DELIVERY. Mes
scug'rs, Baggage Hauled. Phone
b0l-602. we rush EN-"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04

II your husband insists upon eating
homemade bread during the heated
term Have you ever tried giving him
the high-grade breads baked by us.
You viii md that ne will prefer them
a. we'll as our delicious cookies. rolls,
biscuits, cakes ana pastry. Take your
case during warm weather by order
Ing your hakestuffs nj the
PIONEER BAkERY
2O7 south First street.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04
PLUMBERS IAAMiN NTION.

Tho urt regular plumbers exam
nation under tho rcV plumbing ore
dinancc SO tee will De- held on the
afternoons of tho ith ana 9Th OF sop
tcmhcr. 1911 Nll who expect go do
plumbing ln thr yitv - Albuquerque
after the 6th of lids month win have
e. have a license showing that thcN
are duly qualified Plumbers viii be
ou hand promptly al O'Clock p m.
az the Central high school building to
make their applications for exam
lnauon aud begin the nrst afternoons
work.
T. r STEELE.
d. NJ NICkEBY
EARL BONplCH.
Examining Board
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04
nI1IINI.I,N sEnNf,E.

Phone ~, Albuquerque Parcel be-
livery. Prompt service ana ntislac-
ton guaranteed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04
PERSONALS.

ALL KINDS, both new ana second
hand. bought, sold. rented and re.
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter M.
change Phone sac.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04
Caruucl Country club,
MANDOLIN CLUR.

MN UITIIN tINN,
The ladies TITO uf Striugcd in-
-trnn,rnis n prepared Ia Furnish un-
sic Tor afternoon ana evening rcccp-
tons Terms reasonable. Tor par
ti,rilars inquire Mrs he Wolf, Metro
politan Hotel; Telephone sea.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04
SUMMER RESORT.
TIIE NTRY CLUn.
la Carmel Tiierns Inn, ON,

1lli COT NlitN (Ilb,
la Carnucl Tiicras Cnnp nn.
The most ideal country club in the
southwest Lunch, refreshments ana
pleasant smiles with AN the freedom
0f country lie is accorded 20 all
Parties that desire % invite their
friends for an outdoor dinner can
send their order by phone. and be-
fore reaching there everything VIII
hc u readiness. without waiting or
taking the trouble 70 DO your own
cooking
CaruucI Cuuutry 0iub
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04
FOR SALE

S2ouo-5-room brick modern. south
Edith ~t. close iu
'lup-.,-room frame, modern eth
ward near car line.
$500 ..G-r1om bungalow. modern,
lars. iot. good outbuUdIngs. fine lo-
cation.
Si0O0-9-roon. 7-story brick. mod
ern; West Central nne location;
$1,000 cash. balance per cent.
&2G50--.-room frame cottage. mod
crn. lot stiaNt50. shade and fruit
trees; Fourth ward.
ff500--,-rnom cement nnlsh mod.
orn residence, hot water heat large
LOT. good ouibulldings; close In.
s2750--5.room brick. modern. good
shade, y Second 81 close in,
MONEY TO LOAN
FTtF INSURANCE
A. FIeiSC her
III SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
Next TO New Postoffes. Phone sY%
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04
WANTED.

WANTED-NOu 20 try Coyote Springs
Mineral water; also best soft drinks
Of an Kinds Albuquerque lIottlins
Co. Phone Sl3.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04
HOUSES FOR RENT.

For RENT-Nicc i-room furnished
house with bod room, electric lights
and uicc sleeping porch Rent SIS.
iU20 south Broadway. &c
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04

WANTED-Carpet cleaning. W A
Con, POS East Central Phone 5GS.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-07
DEFERRED FOB RENT

rnrrI.hea Mou.el.eepIne Rooms.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-07

ANNOUNCEMENTS
(Continued.)
g. H. Cole sign Co. d yes 1916 Farnam.
ALABAUGH Taxidermist. 1901 Leaven-
worth. u. 1921.
Plumbing & hardware c. A. Hin. SIS n. 40.
REEDER COOKING COAL, $3.50.
Charles A. westerfield, both Phones.
EAT KOSHER HOME cookING
ARK1Ns sl6 5. 18th. UPSTAIRS
Missouri Filter Mfg. Co. III s. IA d. 47lt
BAUER's CAFE. best in city. 2is s. 18th
VINCENT CAFE-Best &c meal, extra
Sunday dinner. 800 s. 18th.
PENNELL, Millinery, r. 3, Paxton Block
DOUGLAS CAFE. log s. Il best 9Oc meal
J. A. ANDERSON. Life ms, SO6 Mccasue
sCHMARsE. hat factory, cleaning, re-
pairing. 1880 California 81
New England bakery. Best lunch. az N le
HEAFEY 9 HEAFEY moved to 26i1 Far
nam.
BARToNs laundry; cleaning and press
ing. 1920 Capitol avenue
JEAN GILBERT JONES piano studio;
Davidge block. Leschetizky method.
WIENER, hardware. paints, glass, wall
paper, painting and decorating. ZzSo fhI
nam.
RINBHART, photographer. 18th Farnam.
SPECIAL bargains, ladies' furnishings.
317 s. 18th.
EDISON monographs and records. shultz
Bros, 14O6 Farnam.
scHAEFER's Cut Price Drug Store,
agents Penslar Family Remedies. 1otn ana
Douglas.
DOUGLAS Printing co. TEL Douglas s4i
F. HANSEN, shoemaker. isis Leaven-
worth. First-class repairing.
HOTEL PORTOLA
Corner of Harvey and 25th Ave. Just
opened for business. Family hoteli GOOD
rooms. Sunday dinners speciality. Hattie
W. Richmond.
ELASTIC Stockings, Supporters and
Bandages Stock always new, because we
sell SO many. Trusses fitted. Everything
guaranteed. w. @. Cleveland Drug GO;
The largest Surgical Supply house. l4IO-H
Harvey st.
BARGAINS, meats and groceries. 21O
N. 18th st.
ATTORNEYS
GEORGE w. SHIELDS. attorney. s2e