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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
FOREIGNER GUILTY or
VIOLATING YosT LAW

MORGANTOWN. W. Va. March 4
AFTER stormy session Of six
hours, Andy Gyruch. one % the three
Italian arrested here Monday at noon
when they stepped from a. a.
Train here with FuitCaHps fun OF
liquor, was found guilty Of vi0IafIns
The McAboy liquor bin roreufIv
passed by the legislature The suit.
cases. which contained seven gallons
of liquor, we're labeled. but Improper.
~. Two others arrested af the same
time VIII b. tried tomorrow This ia
The hrEt case I'm M1nongaIla county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
OHIO VALLEY GENERAL HOSPITAL
DIRECTORS ORGANIZE FOR YEAR

perintedent Pliny o. Clark that thH
would probably be done at the nexi
meeting OF the directors
A partial report from the advisor
committee was received regaroeA1
changes 10 be made In the ice plant
but the report In detail will be mad,
public In the near future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
BOXING BILL IN
The HOUSE TODAY
WILL BE INTRODUCED UNDER
The HEADING OF REVENUE
BILLS.
u Proposes TO IeasliEe Boxing Bou.s,
Create Commission and Charae
License Fee OF $500.
BY W. r. KEYSER
fStaH CorreR-o,5.

- CHARLESTON. W Va. March .
ne otto boxing bill. which died On
the calendar at the close OF the re-.
cent regular session OF the Legislature;
VIII be introduced In tine house OF
delegates tomorrow under the head.
ing OF revenue bills
The bill proposes to lsgalize boxing
bouts or ten rounds. Great boxing
commission and charge clubs a n.
cense Zee Of $500 for privilege Of con.
Quoting bouts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
OFFICERS ELECTED AT MEETING
HELD YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON.
Work OF Executive Committee Divided
Into Sections and Heads
Named for Each.

PreHident-H. walker Peterson
Firut Vioe-Preaidsnt-HoW Has
seoond vioe-Prssidsnt-Pran
Hommann-
ecrotary-Alfred PAUL
Assistant secretary-P1iny o.
Clark
TreaHurer-w. J. Benske
Bupertntendeut-Pun o. Clhrk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
(BV W. n. KEYsER.)
lafafI Correapondenf-

CHARLESTON. " Va. March A.
Among the charters issued by the
Secretary Of State today was one
granted 20 the Wheeling Athletic As
sociation. OF Wheeling. 10 promote
base ball and other outdoor sports.
The incorporatOrs are n. T. Cresap.
g. 5. Shriver. ID. A. Mckee. n. G.
Whitaker. j. A Hunter. Richard Pad
den. J. X. Conley. John Slppner. J.
q. Hearne and Willis r. Marshall
The Virginia Fox Hunters Associa-
ton. organized to maintain a high
~ moral standard and honor anon
fox hunters. 10 raise foxes and. as
far as possible. minimize forest fires,
was also granted a charter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
FITTERY SIGNS
Brother OF Pitcher for Cincinnati
Reds Signs 20 Pitch for Evans
Vile, In Central LEAGUE.

LEBANON Pa, March CHARLES
Fittery. Of this city. has signed TO
pitch for the Evansville team OF the
central League. and will report there
shortly. Ftttery. who Is a brother OF
Paul Fittery. OF the Cincinnati Reds
pitching stan. IL also a twlrler. and
Tor several seasons has been a mem.
Der OF the Fifth ward team. this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
AT THE BASEBALL
TRAINING CAMPS

GULFPORT. Miss. March a-Ty,o
strenuous workouts for the Tigers left
mem muscle sore. Jennings Kent the
IltIders chasing flies for two hours. To-
Jay program included some sprintinr
around the bases and a stiff workout Tor
the fielderH 80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05

"fsld" wagner. a. Baltimore bantam.
uh" Ia making h'a home in fhfH HIfs.
would like fn arrange o. bout with Bernie
Hahn. Wagner was iH the "EIf" Wi.
IHmH training camp f.- two years and
mas boxed Williams. trrrey and some
Hf Tho best boys iu the east
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05

The matchmaker OF the p. A. C. Ia
getting uu uu all star card and will
probably announce 10 about the middle
of this month. Local fans are anxious
20 o.. The rHrun open uu lu this section.
us they have been unable 90 sec cHu-
test since tnf SIUwurf.GuIIle bout sep
fHuh.r In. 10 ia the clubs intention 10
run weekly shows. staging them every
Monday. lf Ia thought that there viii
bs re- change iu the prices. and this viii
EIN" HII lovers OF "a E1ud. clean sport an
opportunity ~ seeing glove encounters
Hf moderate prices.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05

SAVANNAH, March Manager Dom
cyan OF the Yankees, to-day devoted his
attention TO the youngsters on the team
ana put them through some hard prac-
wee; donovan is letting the veterans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05

n is evident from the large crowd that
attended the Lewig-R1llar wrestling
match. that should the boxing law pass
and good attractions be presented In this
city the promoters will get the crowds.
Win 90" wrestling game opening %. a
good baseball team assured and may b.
D. sing exhibitions iu the near future.
Wheeling will again b ia the sport
light.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05

HoSToN. March f-=Ir.ridsuf Jos.r.I.
D. l.annin and Manager william D. car
flban' or thc BOSTON American League
baseball team. Igft to-day fur tEr E.u
SoN training camp az Hot springs Az
Other players viii Join them. uu Ill. fr.r
south. A second squad will leave u,kf
week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05

TAMPA. Fla.. March 4.THsrs were 81
players present working out in CbfrtE.
cub uniforms to-day with tho arrival "a
zimmerman schultz and Iaveud,r.
az batting practice To- Eet "a lime on his
10 pitchers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05

DANTONA. Fla. March 4-The Dodg-
sra spring training Is being hnmpersd
% poor grounds. the rain putting TN.
Lleld ~ Dad playing condition. The men
however. are having batting practice and
a practice game will be plAy,d SaturIsy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05

PAsO ROBLES. Cal. March s-Tbe
Snihso Nhite SoN were put through a
day' the last prior to the departure Of
the team for Los Angeles 20 begin daily
keih.s IN your OF southern California.
me ilrst game Will b. with Los Angeles
to-morroW- The second team rested ia
oakland to-day, and Tomorrow begins "A
series with Oakland and san Francisco
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
WHEELING A. A.
GETS CHARTER
SECRETARY OF STATE GRANTED
PAPERS YESTERDAY TO
LOCAL MEN.

Permits Thsrn 20 Promote Base Ball
ard Other Outdoor Sports Nir-
oinia FoE Hunters Also
Chartered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05

walter Stewart writes from New Cas-
TIE. Pa. and states that hc IS entirely
over his attack Of tuusilitls and has
started training for his bout with KID"
taylor. OF Cincinnati. lie Is anxious TO
appear here at an early date and would
like 90 meet the best 122 or 124 pound
boy the -. 4 Z. can secure for an early
date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05

Billy Roche will referee the welsh
Richie bout at Madison Square Garden.
New YORK. the nth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
DAVE Says

DAVE Says
In the North Window al his
store may he seen a showing
OF the new Manhattan Shirts.
And the showing is Just
about the claSSieSt ever seen in
this city.
They come largely in the
soft collars and cuffs but there
are plenty Of the other kind.
The price-range is from
$1.50 up to So and there are
Shirts you'll want in each and
every price.
While looking at the Shirts
you might look over the new
showing OF Spring Hats.
There are some classy ones.
Special at Three Dollars.
Weather for to-day-Fair.
mouu2o>
.f3HWaNHGtR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va. March g
Despite the chilly air and cold winds.
the senators Rockies" to-day put in
the third round Of toll. In a lively work
out yesterday they obtained some infirId
practice. Hopper. Griffith'e Tennessee
knuckle delivery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05

HAVANA. March the St Louis
FederIls led by Fielder Jones held morn
ing ana afternoon practice to-day They
Will play a game with the Havana Reds
Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05

Matty McCue. the Racine. Wis. boy.
VINO was coming along So good a year
ago, ls now ON the down grade We suf-
Tered hts first real setback when he
INSTITUTED Tor Al WOIEH-t against Joe
Rivers. Rivers put him away In short
order and since that time has Just been
able 20 break even with mediocre boys.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
BOXING NOTES

The Cal Delancy-Geo. CLANCY bout.
scheduled for Baltimore tonight. has
bcon called of. owing TO the Inability
OF one ~ the boys 90 make the weight.
l2t pounds. at o o'clock
Fans uf Hudson. Wis. had the oppOr-
tuully 81 seeing the greatest middle
weight contest, when Gibbons and Me
tuurty FLASHED Tuesday night. since
kctchc!l and fappe fought their great
battle In milwaukee,. a few years ago.
Gibbons proved beyond "a doubt that he
Is the peer Of all the lIN pound boys.
slrEHDrty b. a classy boy and there are
rev who can show him the way In a 10
round contest. Gibbons took six ses-
siuns and the other four were even. Ed
die not getting the margin In any round.
"Kid' Taylor. who meets Walter
stewart March IS, at Cincinnati. has
engaged iu 2Jl contests and has met
add defeated such boys at Abe AttoII.
llttIug Nelson. Biz Nuckey Grove
Maycs, Phil Brock Frankie CuuIyy.
Young Saylor. Pal Brown Clarence
Forbes, and Frankie whitney
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05

HOUSTON. Tex. March Tho st
Louis Browns were idle to-day. owing To-
the weather.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05

MACON. Ca. March f-SprIug pare
tice with the champion Ersyes Lss 81
tied into routine. From to-day until th.
season starts two workout trials "A dHv
are on the program. james. strand
Nmtted and Luuus are stlII missing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05

HOT WELLS. Tex. March "A rour.
mile hike along the roads o. Fet tra
Kinks out Of stlftDusd muscles caused
by the first days workout. together wi. 0
swimming. billiards and cards was al.
program for the second day in ID. camp
Of the Cardinals. 10 was raining ts-,la.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-08
Success with a Small Floek.

Anybody who has a small scrap OF
land, a few dollsrs. and q little time er-
cry day, can start keeping poultry. But
that Is - far a. anybody" can 20. u
takes -someb0dy7 with persrveranoe. pa
thence. and a natural sympathy with the
work b make a success oi keeping poul-
Try. even on a small plot There are
too many people in the world who be-.
hcte that 81 they have % Do is q buy
ben Boz order 20 make fortune in
eggs and eiickeus Out of the thouglt
aud stteution and time ] put into ths
Iseuitft husiness came q good deal II
suecess- n J bad PVT more 81 les ints'
THE husiness should have rtccifed more
ur less reward. accordingly. Barring
aeath and soeidefts o. tbev sav 81 max
ma election BITS. T.1uitry Is aimo-t
ufnthemstiesi proposition --fol.n pa BAL
iFutiue in Iirs Countryside Mszazins for
ntoisr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-08
WILLIAMSBURG

Congregational church Morning wor.
ship al l0s45 sunday school AZ ~
Mems class topic. "Christendom' Day 81
Judgment" onion service in Methodist
Episcopal church az 1880 .. m. Chris.
tian Endeaxor meeting Tuesday evening
az 1880 O'Clock.
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church
Morning worship al los45 Sunday
school az noon. Union service IN the
evening az 1880. Epworth league Tues
day evening az 7.50. Everyone cordially
invited 90 attend those services.
Friends Of Miss Jessie q. Comstock.
who taught IN the intermediate room in
the village four terms about 10 years
ago, viii b. interested 10 know that she
il now living with her sister. Miss Clara
ComstOck. az COS First street. Water
sliet, y. y. During the interval since
she taught here she has lost father.
mother and q sister By the hand Of the
Der chair. heinr unable q move either
hands o. feet without aid
several from this town peHt q Berlin
on Tuesday ereuiur. the ooaasiun teiug
the receFtion given - their friends ~
Mr and Mr. Charles Biauchard 81 that
town. who urrt uarried un 90. D. ~
Iiianrilar1 8 eeu kHgun busu tss Fis-
it1r Hn this village end j. 81 elder broth
~ oi one 81 car fasidsnts. Fred A.
nlanrhard Tle eepninr pas ffFV r'lfss-
arfiE sre1t ath fnusll nnrnHs fnf
snriru Nus alse iu8aieed IS. lluuHti
fnf rffreshtnants were ssase8 nnH tis
.rsr1-farur trf.t-H al wishing Mr HHE Mrs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-08
SALTS If BACKACHY
AND KIDNEYS HURT
Stop Eating Meat for a while II Your
Bladder IL Bothsring
You

When you wake up With backache and
dun fuiserY in the kidney region, q gen
orally means Fuu have been eating TO-
mud meat. savs D weIl-ku0sn aufhgr-
IT'S. Meat foryns uric acid vhich over
works the kiiufys IN their efort b. Sitter
j. from the blood. and they b.
cr.fne -ort ~ parnlfzed and isggy
When yom tindeys "a siucgish snd
fior. sou nusi fffifte tlsrn. liks Fuu
rfinte YUur bowels. removing az the
iHudf's urinnus waste. elas sea have
inflrfhs sra henfafifs fiEEf sr.slls
tfur stcmast sonrs. tan-uf j. ssnfed
sr1 when So utafhfr y bed yuu have
fl.euustif tw irefs- Llf urine = fifsuaF.
frH rf sa mHut fhnnutis uften 80 sure.
HEtfr arnils nna Sons are utAirHd ~ aeek
Fsiiff two er tirfe tines furin9 m
ga.
Fafhsr rarstf gFaa rsiisiis gtys
esr 81 unn. " r. frum Vpur rtaftna.
st nisaEt fuuf nunns ~ Jed salts
tatf e tuhlsfsivrnful IL a rinss ~ wntss
i.efa-t irHttiHsf fsr q So sars. au6
turF kianfFs sin thrr 80 fne. This
fauaurs saiss . naff fruHr ttF nrif FL
EruFss ana lsrrn iuter s-.aiiiuet uitt
irasa ar.d aas h.sr rsef fuT Esa1ssHti'silt
e. s.aaH Hra ssir.riasf alr-risk kitmfrs
slsa A. rfu-saltrf aaaas 81 So artrs
a. e e. l-e- rr-ases ti,us ent,rt
iraf.r raai.usss
ans salts 80 fff srrsr 81 rsraisf
nset ratss d q turrrersss. rsr-.s
tru-e rn rrfrs a. tfri efenes-
go leta rate1 t-irk aEs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-08
AGE OF MAMMOTH CAVE.
Is Estimated to be About Million
Years.

Doubtless everyone in this country
who can read knows something Of the
Mammoth cave of Kentucky On the
other hand, there may be number who
know very little about how this and
other similar caves We're formed, how old
the Mammoth cave probably is, what
service it performed for the youthful
government of the United States during
the war of 1872, and various other inter
esting features connected with this
greatest of all known caves of the world,
brought out in an article in the Septem-
Der number of the bulletin of the Pan
American Union, Washington d. G..
''For time immoraI'-to quote from
the bulletins article--"cayes have been
objects of interest to mankind. Around
them have clustered legend and super
stition, in them men have found habi-
tations for the living, refugees for the
pursued, secret temples for the practice
of their religious rites, and mausoleums
for their dead In ancient days We're
the abodes of SYPHILIS and nymphs of Ro
man mythology; in Greece they became
the temples for the worship of Zeus,
Pan, Dionysius, and Pluto. as well as
the homes of the orscles of Delphi, Cor
NTH, and Mount Citheron; in Persia
they were connected with the worship
of Mithras, and in more modern times
popular fancy in Europe peopled the
mystery -enshrouded caves with elves,
fairies, and evil spirits galore"
But after all, caves are but the results
of perfectly natural forces working be-
meath the surface Of the earth just as
they do upon its face, and for the sake
of convenience may be divided into three
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-08
OIL Displaoes Coal.

Owing 10 the great output of pctrole.
um in California and lie use ~ a manu-.
featuring. railroad and steamer fuel,
the production Of coal in Washington
has been considerably reduced during re-.
cent years. II il estimated that the
consumption of California oil for fuel on
the Pacific coast is equivalent 10 about
2l.o00000 tons Of coal. OF between six
and seven times the output Of coal in
Washington, or for that matter in all
the Pacihc coast states combined, In
1914.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-08

the club. In the absence Of the presi-
dent. Miss Mary Il. Waterman, Vice
President Mrs. w =. Randall presided
BY means OF postcards many different
cities and places of interest in our eoun.
try were taken up aud discussed. Among
these may be mentioned Portland, Ne,
the birthplace OF Longfellowi the Wool.
worth building In New York City, IS
stories high. the highest in the United
States Medical lake. near spokane.
Wash, famous for its mud baths and
medicinal properties.
A full attendance Of officers and mem
bers at the next meeting of the Eastern
star, on Monday evening next.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-08

y srFtkfrE hrt sr8riusi wnnr ufaa.
rthsrvis esd hute fr rears lssn
usriersifr e. hrf 80 fnsarnn.e r-rrsr
tinr - thsH ssuiiiss NHtinnsi f.fff
issr-us1fs tuzrNrr - Eersnaff NE
tuali. q fisiizrs EensssH sress. Ias-
rssrs is1fliirs Naf*ssliss. ft-aea
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-08

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-15

guss imagine 80 a. 2n0 neug.is couinr
trrsfhar fur one ah0ls long hisssad dsr.
every month from NsV 81 o.tatsef. fass
ufter wesf. fof uatfinE IL tlls worif f,,.f
rlsrf Ard the majority ~ tisrss. mutal
tis fnsururation 81 rlay isrs Red fssua
Tfs - devoid ~ Interest aufsias a trl
fhaf fhrr hsE lsneur-e I'd trvonF thair
vears. sarsurru snd uftHn murhiH Nns
ttsrff oufiank On lfis - aruaarr nrH
tfnFHrrs bones sra hsrriere ffw ths Fras
fiu1s ffanarlsrerfs etiifreu End frs~s
fk1aren enjoy thf ssnsa nls. fasrffisr
ranns torHfhsf EsFh one rriara hsrr-
as1f ~ Being irFal e. So sTarIf az 49,
asF arg rlars nus tiis raiar sssr rir.-rr )
Maks sthHrs hHHTf Eural t-ttr-raarf
i,ar = ff.s fssrt EnF rlaes ~ ruuur So
90 frum tte frHrtrr rruna rf-rrf 81
f-uns tuwna sN te D. m- Eiusarst -
vsN g FrY tiH hpus fniks Ha-s 4tsr
r-s arrf fr ~ srur-TFnae 81 rr-Iss
r~f faae n nlHF th1t 49, ~ rf-t4ff,a
ss-sssss ~ Hf-anna M rc-sss /. -
lgursrssiss E1Ezxins Scr Enlz.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-15
A House Bunt from Advertisements.

In the July Woman's Home Compan.
ion appears a page containing half a
dozen good ideas for the housekeeper
the school teacher and Others. In the
following little article contributor
gives some practical advice 10 prospec-
tive house builders;
"A house built Of adsi Someday. |
am looking forward 10 planning and
owning a home Of my own, and 1 have
started a novel cling book. which may
be Of help TO other prospective home
makers.
Whenever ! see an advertisement of
q new invention. appliance. labor saving
device or convenience or any other ar
ticle. which appears 90 me superior 20
ANYTHING Of it. kind hitherto on the
market. ! cut out the Advertisement and
paste il in blank book that ! keep
for that purpose. Under Il write any
remarks ! may care 20 make about ID.
or else ] note the name 81 the article,
general description. and name and ad-
dress Of manufacture. When am ready
70 buy ! have only 70 turn through ny
book 70 find al the information neoes.
sary 20 purchasing the article that I
have long been sure ] wanted.
y have an index 70 my book With AT
the Advertisements in alpha betfral or
der according to subject. OF courss. ss
! keep adding - the book a Il irrros-
sihie 70 keep L strictly svstsmatieaiIv
ans other wav d not make q taxi
n keeping the bosk. and il IA indeed
1ns 81 ny fsvorits diversions
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-15
10000 NOW OUT.
The Strike of Garment Workers in New
York Spreads.

New York, July l5.-Eleven thousand
more union clothing workers yesterday
joined the strike called two days ago by
the pantsmakers. More than 10000
workers are out
Six thousand of the union members
who walked out yesterday were vestmak-
ers The other 5000 were knee pants
makers. Union officials said that the
strike NAV spread soon so as 10 include
5000 childrens clothesmakers and 10000
coatmakers.
The 5000 vestmakers were called out
at midnight Tuesday They did not
appear for work yesterday. The knee
pantsmakers were called out after they
started work yesterday. They began
Having the factories after the first hour
and by 10 O'Clock all were out
The American Clothing Manufacturers
association planned steps yesterday to
end the strike. A committee Of seven
by the manufacturers yester-
day were 20 agree upon an offer TO be
made 10 the strikers yesterday afternoon
to be acted upon at once.
Mayor Mitchel's Cancellation committee
opened hearings Yesterday at the city
ball which are aimed TO prevent the La
dies Garment Workers union from call.
ing a strike. Both sides win present evi-
ienee and the committee hopes TO effect
A new working agreement.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-15
PROSPECTS OF RECORD
WHEAT CROP GROW
Weather Conditions During the Week
Best of Season-outlook Every
where Is Promising.

Washington, d. C., July 5.-Prospects
for the billion bushel wheat crop con-
tinued to grow during the week ended
Tuesday. Spring wheat had the most
favorable week of the season over much
of the belt, and the outlook everywhere
is most promising. The national wealth
err and crop bulletin announced yester-
day that winter wheat, however, had
unfavorable weather, and harvesting had
been delayed in the important producing
sections by rain, much ripe wheat still
being uncut In southern portions Of
the belt and Pacific coast states harvest.
ing is progressing satisfactorily, and
good Yields are reported.
Corn was favored with somewhat bet
ter conditions than during the preceding
weeks, but is being retarded in the more
northern portions Of the belt. Else
where, however, is made more rapid
growth and is reported tasseling as far
north as central Kansas. with prospects
IF an excellent crop, largely assured fur
Their south.
Rain is delaying harvesting Of oats in
some sections and promoting too heavy
growth and rust in others, but on the
whole the crop outlook continues excel
lent. Tobacco generally made sstisfac-
tory growth.