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The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-24

ance On the part of the Germans
who continued tc retreat.
In the trenches below lvangrod,
we took large quantities of war
stores and ammunition.
THE Austrian army continues to
fight with stutburness on the Dis
tula, and particularly to the south
Of Pr2elnysl.
"ln east Prussia there liz no
change in the situation" ="
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-24
Associated Press.

petrograd. Oct 2S.--The follow
ing Official communication was is
sued tonight:
The offensive of our armies
which hPye crossed the Vistala Oh
a large front encountered no resist
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-24
Associated Press.

Paris, OFT. 23.---The French COM
munieation issued tonight says
"On our left wing tho action con-
tinucs with great violence, especial
ly around Arras, and Armentieres.
The allies have lost ground at some
points and have won ii at others.
Generally speaking. the situation
remains the same"
North of the Aisne our artillery
destroyed three batteries"
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-24

This is what Christabel paakhurst
militant general CT the feminist army
iii London, who has ipet arvgfted IN
the United states had 10 say about
the attitude of the women she speaks
Tor toward the great war,
"The suffraeettcs in England arc
in favor Of the great war They have
let all differences with tho govern
ment drop Cor the time being and
have unanimously joined to help in
whatever way they can. Many of
them are in the Red Cross service,
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-24
Associated Press.

Paris Oct 3--The FRENCH cap
tued today Alcirich in uope- AL
SAGE after fierce bayonet charges.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-24

lnany Of them are making handages
and other things for tho hospitals
and clothing for the men in the field
"As suflragette activities are in
allegiance now in England, | thought
it would be good tina to come To
this country. | did not wish to stay
in England with a suspended Jail
sentence over me. The British au-
thorities made no attempt to molest
me when I arrived there, but | told
them. Of course, that | should be
leaving in a few days for America.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-24
A. LOCAL FORECAST.

For Cairo and vicinity: Increasing
eloudiness and cooler Saturday;
probably showers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05
COLE CASE Is
NOT DEBATABLE
HIS JUMP FROM FEOERALs WILL
NOT BE FOUGHT IN
COURTS
killifer Case Will Be Pushed How
eVer--inroads % Be Made On
Minor League Teams

CHICAGO. Feb. THE Federal
League has turned It's attention 70
he clubs Of the big minors and has
begun 20 riddle some .of tho teams
according 20 Joe Tinker. manager OF
the thics 90 Federals With the eX-
ception OF few major leaguers stu
wavering. practically an the PLAYERS
IA the American and National Lea
CUES have decided on what side OF
me fence the COMING season will lind
them. To round out the squads from
which the Federal League teams viii
Dc chosen on the training trips. in
roads into the ranks Of the minor or
ganizauOns have begun
Not only players now I'm minor
league rosters sought by the Federais.
but those who have received their ten
days notice Of release from major 20
minors viii BE- offered places by the
new circuit Developments today in
the Cole case convinced Manager
Tinker that the pitcher belongs 10
the New York American and no at
tempt will be made TO force him 20
carry out the contract made with the
local Federal League club II was
found that Cole had practically &C
cepted terms with the Yankees be
fore he signed the contract with Tin
ker and the threats Of court action
were based on Coles misunderstand-
Ing OF his position. Rather than take
weak case TO court the Federals
viii give up Cole. they say.
Manager Tinker declared. however
that the Federal league would fight
the killifer case 20 the limit and
prophesied that Eillifer would play
with his team or not AT al A num-
Der of players. Tinker limited. have
not lived up TO "Eentlemen's agree
ments' with the Federal League. and
henceforth will not be favored with
offers
Word was received here today that
six OF the stars on the Giants White
SoX world tour are still unsigned and
an effort. n is said. would be made
before they embark for the last leg
OF their trip To line them M for tn.
Federals. Crawford. Of Detroit. and
Speaker. OF the Boston Americans.
are among the unsigned men. 10 was
said
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05
COYNE VS.. FISHER
Clever 5ellaire Fighter Will Probably
Go Twenty Rounds with Fast
Boxer in Springfield. o.

Announcement was made YESTERDAY
by !. l.angWorthy. manager OF Jack
Coyne. champion boxer OF New Jer-
sey. now az Bellaire. that arrange
ments are under way for a twenty
round bout between Coyne and Earl
Fisher. OF Springfield. O. An offer
has been received for the bout and
Manager Langworthy has wired for
particulars. He announced that Coyne
viii accept provided Fisher can make
l55 pounds at 3 O'Clock Fisher is
iast making reputation for himself
and recently worsted Joe MadOtt. Of
New Orleans. who has fought VOL
CAST, Rivers and other leaders I'm the
lightweight class.
An offer has also been received to
meet Battling Terry of New Brighton
Pa, In bout at New Castle. Febru-
airy 10. This will be accepted II Terry
can make 1875 pounds. u was stated
Terry forced Tommy Eibane. OF
Cleveland, 10 throw up the sponge in
a ten-round bout in Steubenville Mon.
day night
II is likely Coyno viii be matched
with Willie Beecher. OF East side. y
Y. in the next tournament in Bridge
port
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05

o. ilu WAS brilliant. o. Lu.I-
ness visitor Ou W,duce,ta1.
Miss Irene bornHr. of Wheeling. is
VISITING M'll-nurg friends and relatives.
iubal clarke. of Pittsburgh. Ta. was
" cuisines. visitor iu W,ll-hurr ysster-
Ahrm Councilman. OF Hsthaf.y. was ,
bus mess visitor 300 WcIlSbufg ON We'd
ueSduF.
Mrs 3D. g. Hrerucmau. of Aurora.
lihn,lch county. BE- visiting 40 the home
or -. Jennie Lewis.
Alfred clarke and Miss blanche
~hultz. Of ~tcubcuvIlIc. o. nr. the
guests Of Noll~hurg friends
NlllItn '"'hrauc. az pittsburgh. Pa.
Formerly of this city. i- circulating
among bis many friends here ana intro
aucIu- tUs future Mrs. D0chr4ue To
Nell-hurE people.
Mrs. l. D.. Altman was "a Steubcnviile
d.. shopper or Tuesday.
Mrs. Ah, West I- 300 It her home on
Charlie street
AR and Mrs. D. b. pyle Of Ruffal,
district were Wellsburg shoppers on
Wcdne- dtN.
Brown I.1timer and E. 4. Ramsey. OF
Foiitu~hr'. were legal business visitors
loo 'Wl -hurg to-day.
=. a. Robinson. OF Tollansbee WAS
calling ou WcilsbIrg friends on Wed
James ~igafoozc. OF Moundsville. wa,
hH-ino visitor I'm WelsburR yester-
Joseph Dc. baylor. OF Wheeling. was a
hH-. mess caller in WclIeburg on We'd
r'slIf.
Mrs o. 30 YincIng rcturncd las,
evening from E.rscuN. Allegheny county.
ti.t where rhr was called by tue Illness
and death ~ l'r mother
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05
DEFY ACCEPTED
Boneeh. Polish Heavy weight
Sn"hnP-on wrestler Offers to Meet
Terrible Greek"

walter BonecN the Polish champion
heaNyWeIEht wrestler, has accepted tie
the Terrible Greek" The statement
made hN Hun Butler that Boncckf has
neen avoiding a match with I.amonettu
mas been denied by the Polish charnprorf
and in order TO prove the truth Of his
statement DE has placed a forfeit OF So
70 meet IainOnetlu and time or any
Of IT,
No reply has as Vet been received
from the Terrible Greek but as he has
champion ne viii uu doubt make 30 fave
orahie reply within a short time
To ts likely that arrangements for tho
bout viii be made within the newt fseg
days. This bout n arranged will give
me wrestling fans 81 this city an vi.-
ihlfF e. chance tp see some ~ tho fast
est wrestling that has ever been staged
in this vicinity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05
ANOTHER GAME
wesleyan Arranees Football Game
with Georgetown University at
Washington. October 81

Special Dispatch tp the Intelligence.
BjCkH.\\NON. W. Va. Feb Z -
The closing of another important foot.
ball game for Wesleyan I'm 1914 was
announced here to-day when contracts
were signed with Georgetown uuiyer-
sity for 20 game AZ Washington ID. 4. .
October 81. Wesleyan met George
town last year. pno week later iu the
season. and won by the score az rs
TO- and the game iu 1914 g. looked
upon as one of tine most important
on the Wesleyan schedule This closes
The last oft games Wesleyan Will uIay
on foreign fields boo lg14 contests
with Carlisle. Virginia Poly institute.
Washington n jefferson and West Nir.
einia university having been previous.
ly closed :or foreign grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05
WEILSBURG

WEIi.SBURG. W. Va. Feb. 4.-Iast
AT the Miners headquarters. on Main
street. In which Frank Collins. CoIoreI
was cut several times with q knife. by
another culoItI man. said 20 DO James
sims The two men have been staying
at the headquarters at nights. and last
evening. they had been drinking and
Quarretlel. Collins was not injured. ex-
cept Tor cut iu the shoulder.
lie appeared before the city officials
this morning and told OF the trouble
but did not make any complaint. but
said that he would meet the man some
day. and square accounts Sims IS said
"a have He'd before morning.
Following tho news cor the nEht
Mayor klne gave orders concerning the
closing OF the Miners Headquarters. AT
the carrying Of any LIQUOR TO II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05
FOR
BIG TOURNAMENT
MANY LOCAL BowLERs WILL PAR
TIcrPArE IN BUFFALO TOUR
NAMENT.
About Forty Pin Knights Expect 90 En-
Ter Annual A h c. Tournamsnt-
Are After Medals

hiE pin artists of wheeling are be-
coming enthusiastic over the annual
tournament - tn American Bowling
congress. to De held next month az Buy
faio. Many preparatory matches are
heinc rolled and between thirty ana
forty individuals are practicirr raitn-
fully for the biE event. Many expect
not only to be among the prize winners
.Ht are tEurirE on securing some or
the medals
Last nights games between the
i.'lu-lN ana the Great Northern teams
aHUvra fnffauraa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05
SALEM BAsHErBALL TEAM
IN THE CITY YESTERDAY

Members Of tho basketball team OF
salem College. cnrOute home from
BETHANY. whore they mot the ErfH4-...
college toaec-H. Tuesday evening. ar.
rived I1 the city shortly before mid
rirhf Iucalnr. uuI remained until noon
.-feTlaF. whom fhrF departed flr
salon The team stopped nj the Brurs-
wick hotel
Included Sol tho party were. IT.
Hrrlre D. u. Clark III. d.. HrnFe~. o. "
Davis. i.r Davis. Fred Swirer. %. g
f.nI. arI charlie. Eehuicg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05
hIarriaRe Licenr.s

Joseph D. smith. Ir. pitt. I4reI. Pa.
GRACE J.. ErulcHu. Pittsburgh. ia.
Michael =. Joseph. Dos,-tflIc. Pa .
VI lldA Ferguson. CokossiIlc Pa
charles It TrE NOII.efrvr Ia
Mabel J.. Highfield. Nohleefowu. ia
Oliver u. Burton. pittsburrh. Pa .
.Ialrfh T.. Miller Pittsburgh. Pa
l,' ii'..- T,NIc cHlcf tltt-nurgh. Pas
E'It'la ntNclltr. Pittsburgh. Il
The second couple named above were
!4ti roo 4h The court house by Rev D..
~. hiedic. They inquired FOR The Chris
tan church minister. and as they were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05

Evangelist John S. Hamilton and his
party uf Christian workers Will return
q" Che W'll~burg Tabernacle FOR "a one
ulEhi crEtEtmcut. ou Monday evening.
! thIUarN "th. Preparations are being
LN'ht 0" give tuu-Ir- reception and
iI' l.is church viii Doe packed To- itS
'"i.t.it. Ih, choir which performed
500 I"IiNiNlA during the revival will
.tttiu meet together to furnish music
i"r fI' occasion. Considerable Interest
O. attached Goo Nis coming. and Dr., will
l,' made welcome duriur E's short stay
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05

organizer James oates and Miss
Fannie Sellins. were callers at the
sheriu's office today trying 90 arrange
pail FOR Nick Sabatluo whose bond
man surrendered hls bail. Sick return
Ing to jail Tho amount was placed az
5000. and will bc arranged today. S8-
hatino is held for shooting 40 Golfers.
ia the early part OF the strike.
Everything f. reported 20 lie quiet az
the different points 90 the strike zone.
Watchmcn are being kept each night at
Golfers. and other points. and o. be-
thought that no more trouble viii take
place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05
Greek. which wa, bu, =s, The SEQ


, n case entitled West Virginia Pitts
bIrEh coal Company. AGAINST Jpl. IsN.
Ter, Tor possession of o. house ou Green -
ih, WAS fp have come ur 800 Justice g.
b. Jacob court this morning. huf "a
weeks time was granted tile defendant
iu. order Co obtain wItu,eee. IaAfs~
vas r,rrs seut'4 by Attorney b. l.. Ram
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05

In order 10 raise abGIt Sc. 1000 with
which 20 buy an auto truck. for fire
unteer Fire Department EaN. planned
an elaborate banquet f1 Poe given 100 tna
en- hall. ou Tuesday eNtrIus. I.lrulr.
truck. has been talked over among tho
ircuen Tor many months. and they now
believe that they can raise the amount
70 suit their requirements. They feel
that they need a truck. and believe that
much as the town is NOT asked TO pur-
chase H. For the amount they ae,
they can secure hirh power vehicle.
capable OF making thirty Co thirty-fve
miles an hour under load of hose.
Chemical and Babcuck Ere cNtiuruish-
er-. several ladders. and gs many fire.
truck they reach all parts OF the town.
~ al weSthei-. and much more ..IiI'H
now do. The central hose house on
Twelfth street will be used 10 store
H. machine as 81 is a central point ia
haaquss 70 Raise Money.
is planned q" raise this money D.
order b. make tra rl Ie nv nan. al. ln
and IN order 20 reach every person lu
t.. town. tu. ladies OFF aU tus enuroh,-
mems clubs have been asked o. t,t.
,ulrse ut the banquet. and they have
consented ana have already begun their
At a meeting ~ the gommI-te. o- t-.
Nrerueu. Consisting % Turner Roberts.
Albert Suedsker and samuel Melvin. and
i.. -. evening In The y.
aust was set FOR Tucsday evening.
haIL Eleven OF the sixteen societies and
,hur. hes were represented 200 f.. r..f-
ent having other duties chat .r.a their
attention FOR tho evening THH church.
"h4 e9.irles were rcrr. ru'sI N.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05
BETHANY SECONDS
LOSE TO LINSLY
LOCAL LADS PLAYED ExcEP.
TIONALlY GOOD GAME.
Visitors Were outclassed in Every
Department Of the Contest
Juniors and Signal
Corps Play.

The basketball team OF Linslv in.
stitute defeated the second Bethany
college team yesterday evening al
the Linsly armory by the score OF ~
10 10 The locals assumed the lead
at the start and maintained il
throughout the game.
Gibson. forward: Hawker. guard.
and G.. Chambers. forward. who
Gagged eight goals from field. were the
star players for Linsly throughout
the game.
The visitors were the heavier Of
the two teams. but they were unable
10 score when opportunities present
"a themselves, as they were weak on
the shooting OF goals from the field
The following is the summary Of last
nights game.
Ldnsly Pos p..n.
Forward.
t. chambers go. Taylor McCammon
''S"Ner $780,. 60, 5,,...,..;;...-..-.. Egoets
IIeatherinrton.ArenIqt@STmac;,r. ,u.,.,.
Guard.
Goals from field-For Linsly: Gibson.
2; @. Chambers. =. Strochman 1. TTaw-
Yer, !; Heatheringtou. l. For Bethany;
eency. ,: clifford Q EEhcrt .
Goals from fouls=IIawker 2 ONE Of :
Refercc-Morton.
Iimekeepers- BlouEh and Kennedy.
Time OF halves-eO minutes.
In the contest between the IJnslv
Juniors and the signal Corps Of he
'athedRl High school. resulted in a
score or 20 in favor OF the Cathedral
team. y very good crowd was present
Co witness the game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05
SKATES FIFTY YARDS
IN FIVE SECONDS.

LAKE PLACID. y Y. Feb
A new world record. ice skating
IN the fifty yard dash. was made
here to-day by Robert Mclean.
OF Chicago. who covered the dis
lance IN five second flat. which
Is one-fifth OF second better
than the record established bv
Morris Wood. at Pittsburgh. In
1907.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05
WANT STEWART
Dayton Fight Promoters Ask Local
Fighter to Come There For IS
Round Bout Next Month.

Walter Goo" Stewart. the popular
featherweight boxer. OF Wheeling. has
received a communication from fight
promoters Of Dayton. O.. asking him
TO come to that city TO fight a fifteen
round bout. either March / or 10 with
either Young Goldie." OF Pittsburgh.
or some other classy featherweight
weighing 1913 or l2f pounds. stewart.
who Is one OF the most promising box
.ers in or around the city OF Wheeling.
mas been making q name for himself
IN the many contests that have been
staged i'm this vicinity during the PAST
rev months and he has received offers
Tor matches with some OF the best
boxers in Pennsylvania and other sur
rounding states.
II IS thought Stewart will accent
the oher TO 20 10 Dayton
stewart has received an offer for "a
match with Willie Beechcr. crack
boxer OF New York city Beecher is
one Of the best lghtweights in the
east, having met and defeated some OF
the fastest boxers i'm Lis class i'm tn
ring and is an aspirant to the title
Ihis bout Is TO be arranged for tho
near future 10 take place al the
Bridgeport a. G.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-05
WESLEYAN HAS
GOOD SCHEDULE
CONFERENCE RESULTS IN ALMOST
COMPLETE TRANSPORTATION.
Morrfs-Harvey and otterbein Have Been
Dropped and Bethany wnl
Play in Buckhannon.


BTCKHANNON. W. Va. Feb 4.-Wes-
lcyau's basket ball schedule especially
as regards home games. went through
an almost complete transformation. ac-
COrdiug O. the announcement made here
to-day. Morris Harvey and Otterboin.
which have been counted ON Tor games
ON the homo floor. We're omitted and
Bethany college added The Davis
Elkiu- game scheduled here for Fehru-
arr l". and the return game az Llklne
was changed from the 9th of February
20 March q. The western trip stands a.
arranged. making the complete scheduf.
Tor the rest OF the ecarou as follows.
Schedule.
Feb. e-HethHuy college AZ hOrua
Feb. 1u-Iavis-f lklu- College az home.
Feb. l6-Fairmout y. VI. G.. 4 a. FaIr
mont
Feb l1-Rcthnny College 80 Bethany.
Feb. ls-MuekIuEum College at New
Concord. o.
Feb. Is-MiChigau Aggios AZ Lansing
MicA
Feb. 7o-Notro Dame University NJ
south Bend Ind.
Feb. 2i-Deuuisou University NJ
Granville, ..
Feb. 2S-Clarka burg Scholastic At
home.
Mar Davis. EIrina COLLEGE Al Icrlfr-
Tbiq arrar cement provides no d0fra
Tor third games with either Fairru0ut
=. 81 ~ A.. ClarNghurg Scholastic or
'nvia-EIkins college. lu case ~ o. nee
essary that wesleyan play any OF these
teams iu order Co settle tho state cham
Iiorshir but 20 g. Understood that the
week of March was purposeIy left opef.
FOR such games.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-19
Picture of Man Arrested
on Suspicion Found
in the Rogues' Gallery

Lieutenant Tenore, of the detective
bureau, today found a rougues' gal
lery picture of Michael Licari, of A
West Clinton avenue, Irvington, who
was arrested last night on suspicion
that he knew something of the shoot
ing of Rosario Cangelosi, 80 years old,
of 1 Second avenue, New York, by two
men who held him up in Summer ave
nue. last night.
Licari, under the name of Leger,
was arrested by Detective Miller, of
the Fourth precinct, on November G.,
1911. on a charge of carrying burglars
tools.
Cangelosi was shot three times, in
the right ear, the right side and right
leg. He is in the City Hospital, but
his condition is not said to be dan
gerous. He told the police last night
two men held him up at Summer ave-
nue. and Heller Parkway, robbed him
of $40 and a watch, and fired five shots
at him when he resisted them.
Later the police picked up Licari
and placed him under arrest He is
being held to await the police investi-
cation.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-19
CHARACTERIZATION

A hearing on the proposed tagging
Of Prospect avenue from Stuyvesant
to Springfield avenues will be given
by the Board of Commissioners at the
meeting tonight in the town hall.
A meeting of the Business Mems
Building and Loan Association will be
held tonight at 1895 Clinton avenue.
Walter A Wills, of $50 Orange ave-
nue., has returned from Middletown
Springs, Vt
Harry H. Jenkins, of Grove street,
has returned from a short stay at
Barnegat Bay.
Mrs. Henrietta Miller and grand
daughter Miss Phyllis KEGS, of SO
Bruen avenue have returned from a
vacation at Succasunna.
An open-air mass-m meeting in the in
terests of Republican candidates will
be held tonight at Twenty second
street and Twentieth avenue.
Patrolmen Joseph Maser and Chris
topher Hughes, of the police depart
ment have returned to duty after ten
day vacations.
The members of the Immanual Glass
of the First Christian Church went on
their annual excursion to Palisade
Park today. The trip was made by
trolley.
Mrs. John Van Deursen and sons,
Melville and Clarence of 20 Garwood
place, have returned from a vacation
in New York and Connecticut.
Harrison Olaf Gaarder. of Irving
ton, has returned from his vacation
at Block Island.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-19
Motorman Whose Car Killed
Child Released Under Bail

Charles Grund, of 5S7 Fifteenth ave.
nue., motorman of trolley car which
struck and killed siX-year-ol old Nellis
Tortora, of PAL Belmont avenue, yes
terday, was held for the grand jury
by Acting Judge Yuill in the Fourth
Precinct Court today. He was
charged with manslaughter by Cap
tain Oscar Vogel, of the Fourth pre-
cinct. and was later released by the
prosecutor under $1,000 bail for the
grand jury. John Southwark, of 81
Darcy street, conductor on the trolley
car, was paroled as a witness.
The child was playing in the street
a short distance from her home when
the accident occurred. Witnesses say
that she ran in the path of the car
and was struck before it could be
brought to a stop, A crowd quickly
collected and threats were shouted at
the motorman and conductor They
were arrested by Plainclothesmen
Kaas and King, of the Fourth pre-
cinct.
Funeral services for the child will
be held tomorrow at st. Roccos Cath.
ole Church.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-19
TRUCK FARMERS REPORT BIG CROPS BUT
PRICES TOO LOW TO MARKET GOODS

Cucumbers and sweet peppers are
bringing forty to fifty cents per bas-
ket, which is considered low figure
for this time of the year.
About the only vegetables that are
bringing a fair price are sweet corn
and potatoes, the farmers assert
There are several varieties of sweet
corn. Farmers who raise Country
Gentleman" are making the most
profit. The ears are smaller and more
can be taken on a load, but the price
is the same as the larger ears.
The fruit crop this year probably
will be very large. Weather condi-
tions have been a big help.
Peach orchards throughout the
northern part of the State are well
laden with fruit, The harvest will
start about the first of next week.
The apple and ounce crop this year
also will be large. All the trees are
well laden with fruit. In many cases
the branches are breaking under the
weight of the yield.
Early apples that are being brought
to market are bringing prices rang
ing from $3.50 to $3.50 per barrel,
which is considered very good for this
time of the year