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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-20
Wiebmarft.
Gintinnatt, 10. ssuli

-
3ufubr uno gtrIanOt DGbreno Der
p,rilpiienen AS StunOen. oergli4en
init berIsl6en 2eit Der lsBtsn WoAe
rarsn ipie folat;
2uiubr RinbD. S6tpetne Sdofe
II. Suli 1850 4198 1491
19. .uli !. 1916 1854 2483
9srianbt pdtyenO oerieIben 3sit:
RinoO. S9peine Shafe
u. Suii .. 20 1863 1893
19. auli -. 49 1881 858
Rinbpieb. - Die beutiae 3us
fubr mar redt teoeutsnb unb bic qreis
is in ben meiitsn Fdqsn lin 15-25c
nis0riasr. - Ter Wlortt idloB
itfpa6.
Mittlsre II. i6ipereStisre $685.
40; auaerleiene biz srtra$8.50-8.o5;
G6ien $3.25-6.50; Hlsii6er. Stiere
$6.25-8.25; auserIeiene $685.
so; Seifers $5.25-8.OO; aussrleisns
$S.OO-8.56; aiihe $3.5O-e.5O; sr'
Ira $6.6o-6.75; Gonners $500
400.
guIleH. - Bel aiemlia orobsy
3ufubr fielsn bic 9jreiie tim 15-25c
per 100 Bfunb. Der Wartt idloB
Idhpah.
Usuasre nnb lei6ts $45o-55;
goloona $5.5-6.25; sgtra $6.35;
fetts gulsn $6.25-6.60.
Wiil6tIbe. Ser 6ano.l in
Wlildtii6rsn 1T fpisbsr ireiaeaebsn uro
bic qreiIe bstruoen Don $45-S70
per Stiid. Ggtra $72.50-75.0O.
aGlber. Der Wartt mar
teuts lanqfom unb i'm 25c niebris,r.
Grtra $1,000; fair bis quite $3.50
-9.75; oroinlre arpbe $5.O0-9.25
per 100 Yiurb.
g 9peiHe. - Die 3ufubr mar
tsute oering uub bic prsiie itiegeu
I'm sc per 100 g}funb fir Isihte Per
ianbtiortsn. ale anosrsn SOrtsu fies
len I'm &c.
9ute big auserleIene @srpadunsse
itnb SSleii6sriorten, 30 pfuno uno
ipeniaer S7.S0-7.85; bisislbe aualia
tit, 215-240 pfunb $3.50 T.
70; orbinGre 5is euserlsiens itGpsre
fe.te SGue $5.00-6.35; Grtra $6.40;
Staqs $4.00-5.25; leibte 0sridnbt
forten S8.OO-9.15; mittlere Der;
idnbtiorten 16O-1S0 pfuub ihpsr,
$7.S5-7.95; ,rEtsl, 100 Pfuno uno
penioer $S.OO-8.50; prbinGre BIS
fair Hertsl. 100 plumb uub lpsnigsr,
$6.50-7.75.
S6dfe uub 2Gmmsr. -
Der Nnrtt mar bsute tart, oa bic
preiie I'M Often in bic 5Gbe qinaeH.
S6aie. ertrl S5.75; quite bis aus
erleTene $5.0O-5.65; prbindre bis
fair $3.00-4.75.r- Qimmer, CUTE
biz uuserleiens $7.50-S.35; proindr:
bis fair $5.25-7.25; Guls $500
I4.50
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-20
lleberftft bes Cincinnati
Ny3arftes,


Die nadfoleenbeu Quotirungen be-
sieben fih nur duf gnaros 3ranss
oftionen. Bel tleinsren Gei4dften
fperben etipas b6bere preiie 6ereant.
Yropifionu. II.
Gdmals. prima Staem
s.1O-8.20; iSamilp S4nrala 81
-9ae per pfunb.
5rodeHaeialaenes Tletl d..
Sbort clear Ssitsn 10t-109e;;
Grtra ibort clear 104-10Ac; ibort
Rippenie;ten 104-105c; S6uItern
Sb-Ssc; Bellies 10a-114e.
Bacon. Short clear Seiten
11s-11ic: ertra ibort clear Seitsn
111-11ac bort gtippenisiten III
11ac: S9ult.rn 3a-9ae; Bellies III
-12le.
Suaar eureb Slsii d.
Stinten 16-165e; pttnic Sdultsrn
10a greatfsit Bacon l9-
20e: S6ultern in padstsn lob lie;
q. y. Gut SAult.rn 105-11e; troe
tsns Beef S8intsn 25-2R.
SHsaepotettes Tleif d. -
g,er q]funo: Sdintsn 13-13ac; pic
mic Gdultern 105-10ac; Bellies
1es 17e; S6ultern 104-104c; ".
.. Gut bo. 101-10ac.
Hrif6es Hfsiff. - Sdintsn
13-13se; a.itnic S6ulisrn 9t-99e;
G6ultern 95-9fe; ihOrt Rippsnieiten
9s-104e; ibort clear SsiteH 81
1Oac: ertra ihort S.itsn 9a-1O4e;
Bellies lsitt 16h-17e; Bellies ibtpe'
re. 12b-13ae.
Weblunb 9etrsibe.
Webl. Wintsr pat,nt $6.35-
sos: Winter fancn $5.90-6.15;
Mimer ssami!n $5.50-5.65; Wintsr
ertra S5.o5-5.25; Dintsr Orbindres
s4.85-5.05; Sirtes Wintsr patsnt
$6.e5-7.05; Sortss Wintsr foneD
S6.20-6.45; 6artss Dsiaen fdmilp
$5.20-5.6o; Roaaenmsbl, norbnslts
li6es aemifftes $5.95-6.20; reiNss
Gitb Roaasnmebl $6.05-6.3o; Gitg
aemii6tes Roaaenmsht $5.95-6.2O.
Deiaen. - go. 2 rother Wtntsr
$1.17-1.1S: go. 8 DO. $1.11-1.1i
glp. a DO. $1.00-1.11.
Welfatorn. 20. l tpeibeS
23t: gio. 2 DO. 82d-S3c; glo. 3 DO.
s2-S2Ie; Ro. a DO. S15-82c; 20.
8 bo S0-81e. = &c. l geibss 81;
9lo. 2 DO S1A-92e; Ro. 8 DO. 81
Size; glo. 4 DO. 80s-81e; go. 8 be.
79-80c; 30. 6 bo. 1916. =
re s9aa. / asmiiates 81ac; 20. 2 DO. 81
-s1lc; SO. 30. s05-8lc; Ro
A DO. so-80be; Ro. 5 DO. 79-eoe
80. 6. DO. 7s-79c. Deibes aolben,
torn s1-s2c; aslbss aol6enlorn g
--83e: asmii6tes aOIbsHtOrn 81
S2e.
safer. - g1o. 2 ipeiBer 5Sa--
59ac; etanbdrb fusibr 58t-58Yc;
No. 8 ipeiber 57-5Se; Wo. a psiBs-
565-57e: Ro. 2asmiit1ter 56a-57c;
30. 8 aemiidter 56-56Ae; No. Age
miibter 55-56c.
Roaaen. Ro. 2 S1.10-1.12;
No. 8 S1.08-1.10; go. 4 S1.00-
1.0S.
Wbistn.
gertauft purben $50 9bls. Oiittl'
lers SrinifhsS gopbs auf Der Siiis bon
$1.39 per 9aqone.
Groceries.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-20
Mnswdrtise Mdrfte.
IeU gort. 1s. ssuli.

Wlebl. Ndrtt itstia; Spriug
9atents $6.50-7.00; Dindsr pa'
tents $5.50-5.75; Minstr Straigbts
$5.25-5.40.
ROaaenmetl. = Wartt feit; fair
BIB ouiss $5,65-5.S0; auserleeHes
bis f1ncn $5.S5-6.Oo.
Ndismebl. - Wdrtt f.it; feines
ipeiBes unb oslbes $1.75-I.86;
Rolbsntorn S1.60-1.65; film brieS
&.15.
Ruaatn. = Wsdrtt itetis; go. 2
Isiieru s1.o7 Hsasr 6. !. {. Rem gOr'
GSpprt.x
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-20
9rb OupSs' s'Marft.
Gtnsinnati. 1e. Gulf.

INV ~ uAis 40. Nut''
2.i6te Sommsritoffe tpdren in
ter perfloifenen Wode in gutter gtah1
fraae unb aud Serbitifoffe fdnben
auten Gbfab. Die preiis iparn feit
unb om SdlaB Der MOde ipie folst:
praunsr musitn-@rsai Sane q x.
nIiIb 5xs. nntOn Bks srsbion q q 5he.
GouibsrH q sEc, pnrb cid 6e, SoTtalI 0Me,
psDbsyeg lo.l 2is, DO. 81 ice, fihea i0st
& ,s e. ssissisa q: ss s:'ss s g iS iS aos ss BE-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-20
Netan . WParft.
Rem gort, 10. SuIi.

Rem Yort, 19. SuIi.
aupfer. Wor.t flau; G!ect-o-
lptic $19.75-20.0O.
9inn. - Wartt rubia $37,12-
$3.50.
Glen. - Wartt Ttetiq. 20. /
Turtbern S14.50-15.00; gio. 2 $1+.s
25-14.75; 1o. Soutbern $1400-
.14.50; go. 2 $13.75-14.25.
glei - $5.579; Spelter, teine
9uotirunoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-20
5elb, YOnSS nno gIftien in gleu g)urf.

0el6, gunos nno Nftien in Wew g)urf.
Vsid,aiispapiers purbtn ~ B. 8X9s
bisfsnt,ri. g8edil aui Goabon pareR
i9IDaG .u sA72 flr 60 fsgs ei&,; Rsbel.
GHrttiungeH S4TdH nno Siht'@eHfd
A.7cL. Dranes ethi 65sH. 2abel SOB:
Itarf SiGi si1s. adbsI 51}t: Sires Siar
ni5T, Rabei o.i2; Rubsl StAt Ss; Rabel
3jAi Silbsr : barren 47kt, WeEiianifts
Sslars 3oZ.
aftitImGrst-T leBlpodsniIidsn
aniparisbswsguus in ben Jog. arisgs. Al.ten
lpuros heute Ginbalt seboten uno EN- Ibeil
tsr 0sptuHe gins babd pieo.r ptrloren.
Ger Narit itiob uusreselt. bod i,aubsn
Die 54lubHot,ranssn mtlitens uHttr osntn
p0H asftstn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-20
Gbieaao. 10. cfuIi.

Sfapeine. - 3ufubr $4,000. -
Martt ihipat. Built S710-760;
lsidte $7.55-8.10; asmii6ts $7.o5
-7.9O; ihpsre S6.70-760; rlube
$6.70-6.S5; fsrtsl $7.25-S.00.
gin6pisb. 3ufubr 5000. -
Martt niIia; ginbsimiIfe Beef
Stiere $6.60-10.55; @eItern Stisre
S7.15-S.25; Siibe unb Ssifers So.
2G-9.15; SdIbsr $7.00-10.00.
Sdafe. i3ufubr 1900. S6die
Wartt itstia. qimmsr WIartt iblpd6.
S6afe $5.75-6,75; aammer $500
$40.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-20

SGute. - Iarft mar rilhis unb
fsii. Rabasialssns go. / 16a-17c
Der giunb. Ro. 2 bo. 15t-16c per
gfuno. 6itp Builders frii6e IT,
17se; DO. GOunirp 12a-13e; frii&
Ealbfeae 16-165e per pfunb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-20
Nss Asrser UsaS. l1stiraxsen

Hiaiton On. ts... ssAiRir,rf BaoHe <x N
uf4l!oK eenS. H.. ~ s1in Bat com. Be-. 80
ntA.fsn cpub. o.. 81 lfrf II sg glex Ix lsx
Ntantis . 4. a.. % 81 D. q. arm. 3kr. 8JJt
6aiSiu. 3 Ctte e. g y G.G. tsh, a.. iesh
o. 4 D. d. lks... esklV be- Az 'es iSih
o<scn Isr %, ". 100 H.&R cs-lxr .iesH
Ssnt q 0ecrgtn - y. q. %, lf.. .ls1
efnftaI csdfpet o. sshnortt. partie lr. :. sou,
Stgee. 2, w.. szkIsrte HatifIe ST.. sih
y.A 2. @. thr... ~ 2. .. q. rms, &r. :. es
gtk. MI. shs.. ~hSmn. @. sI(fsis) IsaN
g. .. q. isiat Il % lysrn, con. a. ~
=. Q esn. a. een Neubing gen, A. :. s1s
z. ", o. b. lhiis1Xl Xlei. q. .k6S. Ia. A.. "a.
g,H.g.A4nr .epi.jS. u efe&eS. IA. br.. ssE
EG-S.ADoT do..ls u @tQ.&e III, con Ir.. a
sAer9Asgfths seA Stab: :ulr ntrs A.. G
DA. . 6zsf. d. tr. ssk ecnfo. pnf. csf. 81. g
q, = p .. ~. ~. u Gcuft -ydf. d. a.. IS
9fmusr9 -. ..... "a Goutb .N1e, %. g.. s1S.
erts q. lr, 0srsss. Is esrn3. kaiinan sr. ~
erts esn. tx...,. tStleoufe. NJ. osn a.. Al
efts q. ~ ion. H.. 81 Innton Hacths er.. sszI
N egA 4. ssf. -. - 'usicB pe<. .. a.. GRH
SEtvE4. nj Sye. ISAI Illn. .Sas Lard, q. .ioas
3abes lky...... g u, D. et<sI .. 4. !, .isiN Y
earf. .Ctp B. rr. = ssltfs. Z. glsus1caI asSl
q q. MAR (fet3) iso l8sbofb 4. ef. .too
a. Z N. IN. H.. -. ssh'D. uNten ~ ..... eiS<
-. o. 3 Hx. 4. a. 7SkIG3tS Gsntxaf a.. ssK
EA-Axex0sr-Ak. - 'nsiftaaA ~ a. uriosst
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-20
grombeerem - ginbeimii&e

75e-$1.00 per Stanbarb Crate.
mai rmelpnen. $12--
$25 per 5unbsrt Stiid.
girnen. ginbeimiI6e 3uder<
birnsn $3.50 per 8bl. unb 50-75c
per 9u.
Denbeeren ginbeimii9.
$500 per "a Qt. grdte.
Sunse aatioffeln. - Gins
beimifde $100--125: 9riumpbs
$1.00-1.25 per gbl.
| Gurtsn. - Ginbeimifds Is
zoe per Dubsnb.
Som ten. - 5enneiies 40-70c
per Crate; ginbsimii6s $1.5o-2.50
per 8u.
&rdut. - Ginbeimii9ss 15-30c
per 86l.; Rotbes $1.00-1.50 per Dbl.
per gbl.
aobfrobi. = t5c per DubsnS
8iinbel.
Grbfeu. SeItli4e 75-9ot
per Yu. A
3udertoru. 10-12e per
9ubenb aolben.
| 3piebeln. - ginbeimiihe &c
-60c per 9u. unb $1.5o-1.75 per
Bbl.
] Crime gpbnen. - Ginbsimis
| ihs $500 per 2 gu. Cad.
adr"ttn. = ginbsimii8e 1De
per 9ub
Roth N. - ginbeiTii be
5-10c -. ID.
W.ibel. l.aren. - Sungs Mis
TO goo Der Blu.
2anbprobufte
Sen go. / 1bimotbp S21.z
20; geo. 2 9imotbn $20.5o;
No. g '9imotbh $3.50; Ro.
/ aemii6ter alee $3.50; go. 2 Do.
$3.50: go. l alse $14.50; No. 2
Slee $3.50; 2llfalfa S12.00--16.O0
Der sonne. @eiaenitrob $500;
6oferfirob $500 per 9onne.
Riiblenfuiter III ftetig. -
Gleie $22.5o-23.5o; Wibblinss
arobes s2s.50-27.5o; DO. f.!nss
S2S.50-29.00; geniid)tes Sutter
$24.50-25.OO.
Sdmereien. - Marit ftetig.
al.eiam.u $6.50-700 ouf BEN Se'
IeiIe unb $7.25-8.25 per gu. bonn
Siore. aimotbp $2.40-3.20 per 9..
Dom Gtore, BudneiS.n 80c per Blu.
ila4sfamen s170 per Bu.
Werffiebene1.
Dele. - Marti iietig. a.in0I. TO.
tes 56c per @dllone in Yartien bon
5 8bls. geto4t.s IL mebr. No. l
2arb1l 6Oe: Cotton G..b G;l. raffi.
nirte sic per 9sapus. serpentin 48c
per Gallon. in Dartien prn 1-5 8ars
r.ls; SO. in partien pon 1876 gaIs
lpnen. Petroleum, Sbio Carbon 12O
Grab 90 bo. $50 Grab 101t, 5eabs
liaht 175 Grab 12e; Reb Gropn Ga
folin lie; Rapbta 16c per Gaone In
Dartien Don 1--5 1bls.
| Safa. Der Wartt IN rubig. -
Ohio Rtner S1.05 per Dbl. bon 260
'sfb.. syubrIobn bin3us.fiist.
9alg. - Uedrtt ftetis. prima
gitp 6a-65e; bo. GOuntrp 5s-52
| per Qfunb.
RohIen. - Wartt 1ubfs. Dou'
ahioabenn s3.50-3.75, Rub unb
Glad $2.25. Ranafp6a Stiidioblen
$3.D-3.75. gsub unb Glod $225
mr spnn. aba.Ii.f.rt. Raudiofs
Stidfoblsn $3.50, bo. Nub uHb
Slad 1925. 4ntbraeite $7.75-8.00
per 9onne abaslid.rt. Gots .pRet
| $6.O0-6.50 Der Tonne abssliefert.
DoIls = Sn Der perflOfensn
Wode mar bic Ra6frdae eine re9t
quite uno bic prsiie itetia.
9epdihene.
Sm 3uber aetpdi4sne--
glo. / unb auasripdblte 37-39c
Grobe 32-33c
ungepaf9ene.
Gombins anb 0slains 2s-30t
Webium glptbina .26-2Sc
1rdib 22-24c
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-20

Die perbreitete Anndl :
me, oub Der 5itel Gar, ben Guber
Dem adiier Don RubldRb nur nod
aonia 5eroirauo bon Sulgdrier 3u
fiibrer beredtigt lit, Don oem r0mis
iaen @orte GaeIar famine, Miro
neueroiRss pou ttaItsriIaeH Sprdt-
foritern beitrttter, bic ibm eine melt
Gltere S1ertunft 5uihrei6eu sic ppls
len bteIe Be5eibnmg bereits i'm 6aIs
odiIh QiIpriiheu 0Jalett i'm 3uIams
menbana nit @igennameu finoeu, bsi
oeneu es Ippiel ME 6errIter ober
(gans oLlgemein) Stuatsp6erbqupt Be-
bsutet. SieIe 3uiammenisbung srs
i6eint na6 ibrer glnnabme 8. .. in
glebutaone3ar, SolmaRafar u. a., 70
bdB iib benua6 Der 3areutitel in eiue
nett dItere gergGugeH3eit 5uriidletten
lale.
Sretpiltg.
Q.: Der Sprmer3ienratb Widns
bel bat fih aud gum freipilig Gins
iritt aemeGbet. Bel tpelaer 9ruppe
benu2"
g.: rSeOenfaus Bel Der 5efbartiIs
lerie".
9l.: BET Der SelodrtilIrte"9
g.: Run ia; pa siebt es bod prOe
bm-.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-20
pferbe mnb SNamIeiel.
Ginetnnati, 10. syuli.

. INC y Il n a Z 19. e5ull.
au6 in Der DerfIoiisnsn Wo4e mar
bic 2ufubr cine aiemIi6 arobe unb bic
9ladfroae rsft le6buft. Die preiis
tpdreH feft. Die Guotirungsn parsn
fpie folat:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-20

oNatlnB voniesuwiGpe.
Di. llmidbs i'm tisIisen Clearinghouse
bsIisfeH iit brute aus u, ,SSL450
gsiai Sfiusitdtsn.
9ie NiiisH Der Columbia Gas 90. 10 RET
bsnie wieosr In gutter Ra6frage pHb iei. i'm
Sreiis, ionit aber mar Der Rarft fau no
blt yreiie ssorudL Yertauft purb,u:
ain sfr 8brfe.
I20 Nftitn Columbia @ns il gleettie 1356
10 aititu Ror bsra Chic 4. & T.. Dix
~ aliisn Ronpsra Gbo 6. & Z -. 50
5H siitHtH wsarft.
1890 Cine. o. ~ 1860. 1887
1000 Dallas Ter. %I95 1915. 49,. loo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-20

GineinnstL 10. SuIi, 1915

tthctubstt lss JhlL ltio.
Ete 0sf&dfte parsn beute In ben bisiig,n
Dapfsn ist, rutia unb bic oinsratsn rieD
brig. f5ar garlebsn ~on sal~ meroen Don
ofn BaHien Yk-4x bere6net, mdbreno
Ufi@aitspayiere ~ 5-e96 bisiontirt pt.
bsn. Sm oiienea Utariie purben EarIsben
.sn ean. ~ sK-4X unb auf 8sit ~ -
4Kx pIatirt
Eysaffi anf Rstu gsrf
psrbsH ~ Bart jpiiden 6anIen perlauft
pie eountsrrafs seirast s0s pramis pr
$1,000.
nae4fd anf Gnrppa.
Sidt Beaisl auf 2ontsn purSew su
e4.S0 ptr Bib. Sierline quotirt. Gir @ea.
fsl aui Berlin wxr6eR 84e ffr Rari
bertdnet. fiir Btdfel axi garis Ise pro
hraHt, ant GMh.roam 4oI<t pro Gulosn
rns aaf @isn i6e per RroHt.
Hnutss.CtlisntlpEsH
psrtn rutIs uHo ii.'il Die Danlsn arp'
Sat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-20

3ufubr uno grianOt DGbrenO Der
p.riloiiensn AS Stunben. Dergli6en
init berIsl6sn 2eit Der lsBtsn Wo4e
~. nrn.. l,a.a {nfnf.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-11-25
HISTORY REPEATETH

HISTORY REPEATETH
NEARLY remember just about this time every
for the last five six years. have written editorials
about the necessity of the strawberry getting together
and formulating plans for years crop Every for five
about this time year the have gotten
together decided unanimously that the only thing do is
all to unite in organization eliminate all consgnments
swat the price cutter.
Now we are wondering twenty years from now,
still the job grow shall be
writing the kind of editorials that in spite
past efforts spite of past in spite of past
organizations the strawberry probably face to
face with chaotic affairs than that which
fronts him
Nobody what the local marketing situation
will be next year. There small percentage of the
the membership Of the Yakima Valley association
local crop this year position growers any
definite propositions for the next year.
The Rchland who have always marketed through
the Kennewck agencies regard the situation serious
and taken for the purpose marketing
their berries Growers of than ninety per
cent of the Rchand berries have pledged themselves stand
the organization They realize that though they
suits the Kenneck berries marketed heller SHELTER
sequenty they asking that growers unite in
organization and cooperate with matter
of price quotations.
The Rchland undoubtedly the right track
and the only track that will lead successful marketing
the If the Richand business and will by
their organization and like percentage Kenneck
will get together in organizations don't
it, and will play fair with neigh
bos and kick Of the slightest provocation
bolt at the first opportunity the newspapers of the valley
not next be publishing editorials about the necessity
something to the strawberry situation.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-11-25
THREATS OF SECESSION

This PAPER has been informed of conference held in Wa
Waa yesterday participated in by Messrs mson
Conrad behalf of Franklin county Messrs Reynolds
Dement, behalf of Waa Waa county, Messrs A. Reynolds
w. H. Knkman, A. j. ellis and E. L. Wells, behalf of
Burbank land and Ebert Chandler representing the
Burbank and the Burbank Growers association
preliminary report made by Charles Evans Fowler consult
ing engineer of Seattle it understood that bridge
built the Snake river composed of 4OOoo SO
above the river and 1900 feet of timber ree providing
roadway 20 feet w for $4,000 1t is also reported this
that Franklin county will $4,000 in cash toward its
share Of the bridge and provide gaveed road from the bridge
to Pasco The Waa Waa commissioners their confrees
little encouragement reported Waa Waa county and the
Waua region especially will be immensely help
ed by such bridge and this county ought to be ashamed not
match the offer of county benefited and worth only third
as much.
The residents of this end county very seriously
considering and association with Franklin county unless
Waa Waa county shows evidence OF fair treatment to
this end.
In the Third commissioners district of this county,
districts Immediately tributary to the proposed bridge
the valuation and 40 cent of
population yet practically nothing has been spent in this
ton from the general road and bridge fund.
It is hoped that balance of Wala Walla county will
gross injustice done this section and before secession takes
place. urge their prompt and favorable action
Alfalfa News-Tribune.
WHICH Is THE WORSE?
WYE story. Here is The teacher had
w told the the fruit had been
by the Then English sparrows were imported
The had multiplied rapidly and had
not only eaten but the ripening fruit we'll
which do the the the
asked the teacher brighteyed freledaced little chap
81 don't know had saprrows replied the boy
We asked farmer the day which he thought was the
peaches hogs replied that he didn't know but un
like the boy he had had both
Prosperity Tide Sweeping Country" headline in
of the daily newspapers Say nat tide ever hits
throw out an anchor someway feel just we would en
being submerged in such tide
The daily star-mirror., 1915-12-03
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1915
DISCOURAGE sECTIoNALIsM

The misfortunes of Idaho that
grow out of its unfortunate geograph-
ical features have been remarked
often. Ernest efforts have been made
to discourage new Developments and
to remove traces OF sectional feeling.
Good results. have come from at
tempts that have been made to inform
the people of each part of the state
with regard to the interests of other
parts. 1t will be a long step back
ward if in the coming campaign there
is added to .,existing obstacles to
greater unity and better mutual un-
derstanding of all sections of Idaho,
an issue built up on the geography of
the State, as, for example, an align
ment of the voters Of any section for
or against candidate on account of
his place of residence.
The daily star-mirror., 1915-12-03
HAS FAITH IN QUICK
REMEDY FOR CATARRH
r. Hodgins Guarantees That HyOmei
Will Relieve the Worst Cases of
Catarrh in Moscow


When one of the most reputable
concerns in Moscow guarantees that
medicine will produce benefit or he
will refund the money, it speaks vol
umes for the merits of that remedy.
1t is in this way that R. Hodgins is
selling Hyomei, the treatment that
has helped so many cases Of both
acute and chronic catarrh in Moscow
and vicinity
Hyomei is not a pill nor is it a
spray or lotion that must be rub
bed in. 1t is an oil, the air of which
you just breathe in your nose, throat
and lungs by the aid of an inhaler
that comes with every outfit. Bene-
fit will usually be seen from the very
first treatment.
This air destroys all germ life in.
the air passages and lungs and en-
The daily star-mirror., 1915-12-03
IA POETS ADVICE

Arthur Guiterman is man who
earns his living, in part at least, by
writing verse. He is said to be, not
a humorist who writes verse, but. a
poet with a sense of humor. In any
case, he exhibits the possession of
soroe sound sense in few negative
commandments he gave a reporter re-
Gently for aspiring poets. Among 9TH
er things he said: Don't frequent
exclusively the company Of writer's,
don't think of any class of work that
you feel moved to do as below you
or above you, don't complain of lack
of appreciation, don't think you are
entitled to any special rights, priv
ileges or immunities, or have any
more reason to consider your possible
lack of fame grievance against the
world than has any shipping clerk or
travelling salesman, don't write what
everybody else is writing"
The daily star-mirror., 1915-12-03
LEGAL ADVERTISING
ORDINANCE NO. 415

An ordinance prohibiting the sell
ing, giving away, purchasing, traffic
ing in or having the possession of in
toxicating liquors within the corpor-
ate limits Of the City of Moscow, Ida
no; prohibiting the establishment or
maintaining of any saloon or place
for the sale of intoxicating liquors;
prohibiting drinking of Intoxicating Ii
uuors and drunkenness, prohibiting
the transportation of intoXicatiOn Ii
uuors into or within the corporate
limits of the City of Moscow; repeal
ing Ordinance 315 and all ordinances
and parts of ordinances of the City
of Moscow in conflict with this ordin-
ance; providing a penalty for viola
tions hereof
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE MAY
or AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF MOSCW, IDAHO:
Section l. 1t shall be unlawful for
any person, firm, company, or cor
poration, or by or through any officer,
or agent to keep for sale, sell, offer to
sell or give away, any intoxicating
malt, vinous, mixed or fermented IL
quor within the corporate limits OF
the City of Moscow, Idaho, or aid,
assist, or be party in any manner,
to the sale, keeping for sale, or to
give away any such intoxicating Ii
quor; provided, that this section shall
not apply to licensed pharmacists in
the sale of pure alcohol.
Sec. 2. 1t shall be unlawful for any
person, firm, company, or corporation,
or by agents or servants, to carry on,
or assist or aid in carrying on or
maintaining any saloon or other
place for the selling or trafficing in
or giving away of any intoxicating Ii
quor, or permit the same to be done
in any room, building or place, un-
The daily star-mirror., 1915-12-03
HYPHEN MUST GO

Miss Hazel Grass and Mr. Raymond
Hopper of st. Louis were married re-
Gently.
The daily star-mirror., 1915-12-03
DEMOCRATIC STAMPS

A stamp tax on checks has never
been used in America heretofore, ex-
cept when the country was at war.
We are for it. though, if more money
is needed to replenish the pork bar
rel, notwithstanding precedent 1t
is very direct method of taxation eve
rybody knows he is being taxed, and
some may like that.
The daily star-mirror., 1915-12-03

And inaccordance with law, so many
shares of each parcel of such stock as
may be necessary, will be sold at the
office of the secretary in the Lieual-
len Building, Moscow, Idaho, on the
18th day of December. 1915 at the
hour of 10 O'Clock A. M. of such day,
to pay delinquent assessments there
on, together with costs of advertising
and expenses of the sale.
]. W. LIEUALLEN, Secretary.
Location of Office in the Lieuallen
Building, Moscow, Idaho.
Dated, this 1st day of December,
1915. 56-5
The daily star-mirror., 1915-12-03
SCANDALOUS.

NEW YORK, Nov (Special) -
DerWent Hall Caine, son of the novel
list and playwright, arrived today by
the American liner New York with a
party of British friends, including his
fiance, Miss r. June, who, according
to the gossip of the ship, he expects to.
marry
The daily star-mirror., 1915-12-03
OPINIONS VARY

British and German newspapers
seem to think Mr. Ford's peace plan
almost as ridiculous as we do; but
B. L. t. enumerates the famous crus-
aders as Richard I, Urban II, and
Henry IVd
The daily star-mirror., 1915-12-03

riches and purifies the blood with
the additional ozone it supplies. 1t
banishes catarrh of the head and
throat and respiratory organs. Wher-
ever these mucous membranes CON
tain catarrhal germs, there Hyomei
will do its work Of healing.