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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-06-22

companied by Master fillmore Leach
OF Lewiston, who will spend the
summer here with his grandmother,
Mrs. F. B. Mitchell.
DR.. and Mrs. M. A. Wardwell are
home from Boston, where DR.. Ward
well attended the annual session Of
the American Medical association.
Masters Albert and Elliott Ward
we'll spent last week in Ellsworth
with their grandmother, Mrs. Eva M.
Sellers.
Mrs. Adelaide Leach arrived Satur.
day from Northeast Harbor, and has
opened her home here for the sum-
mer.
Rev. H. w. Conley of Ellsworth
delivered the baccalaureate sermon
to the graduating class of Clark high
school Sunday evening, June IL.
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FrenchbOrO.

Bert Perkins was home from New
York for week, while the schooner
Sunapee was getting ready for sword
fishing.
School, taught by Sylvia Lunt,
closed June 10.
Mrs. Vera Van Nordon and niece,
Reta Hugh, who have been visiting
in Rockland, are home.
Mrs. Joseph Lunt, with son Her.
bert and daughter Sylvia, has gone to
Camden to attend the graduation of
her daughter Eta.
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her brother Schuyler at Seal Harbor,

her brother Schuyler at Seal Harbor,
came home Saturday.
Mrs. F. w. Lunt has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. M. S. Dodge, at
Searsport, and her sister-in-law, Mrs.
w. H. Mcintosh, at Belfast. Mrs.
Mcintosh had the misfortune to
break her wrist by a fall on her
polished floor recently.
Mrs. Julia A. Leonard died June
II. There were prayers at the home
Sunday afternoon, Rev. L. Blaisdell
officiating. Interment was in Hill
Rest cemetery.
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Oak Point.

Edward Martin and family of
Chicago are at their summer home,
formerly the P. S. Leland place.
Shirley Mcfarland cut his hand
badly while working on the road
last week. Several stitches had to
be taken.
The family of T. l.. Rich is in
quarantine for diphtheria.
Mrs. Lenora Collins and Dewey
Whitaker were quietly married at
the Methodist parsonage in ELS
worth by the Rev. j. A. Weed, Satur-
day evening, June 4.
June 10. x. x.
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Mt. Desert Ferry.

The steamer Rangeley is on the
regular summer run.
Arthur Grant and wife of Lake
View were weekend guests at F. L.
Colby's.
Harvard Carter, wife and daughter
Hester are home from Old Town.
Arthur Jellison and family of Milo
are visiting his parents, w. w. Jelli-
son and wife.
Jack Towle of Bangor recently
purchased the summer place for
merly owned and occupied by the
late Benjamin Arlington.
Mrs. Myra Moon closed a success
full term of school here Friday. The
entertainment given Saturday eve
ming was enjoyed.
June 10. C..
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Amherst,

Miss Vara Haslem, who has been
teaching In Sorrento, has returned
home for the summer.
Albert Kelliher and family of
Brewer, who have spent the last
week in town, have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Salisbury
made business trip to Bangor and
Ellsworth this week.
A well-attended social was held
at Longfellows schoolhouse Friday
evening, by Mrs. Campbell and
pupils. Pie, cake, candy and
lemonade were sold. The proceeds
are to be placed with the fund for a
teachers desk.
June 10. O.
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South Deer Isle.

Mrs. Sarah Saunders and grand
visit in Cambridge, Mass.
Mrs. Sarah ]. Small of Sunset, has
been spending a few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Ida H. Stinson.
Mrs. Fred Lufkin of Deer Isle has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles
Bryant.
M C. Pert, who has been on a
steamship nearly a year, is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Maynard Stinson.
Miss Ella Downs has been visiting
Mrs. A. T. Small.
June 10. L.
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North Franklin.

Miss Vida Cousins spent the week
end in Bangor.
Raymond Hooper and wife of
Chicago are visiting his mother, Mrs.
Annie Hooper.
Mrs. Lena Caller and son Ernest
will go to Northeast Harbor soon,
for the summer.
Earl Bracey is at home from Port
land, where he is employed on a
lightship.
June 10. T.
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Bangor Railway
Electric Company

Miss Alma Colt of Bernard is with
her grandmother, Mrs. Alma Lunt.
Clinton Teel, after a few days
here, has returned to Vinalhaven.
June 10. G.
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Turning the Luck.

In Yorkshire, country folk croaD
their thumbs ito turn the luck"
should they meet single nagpie. In
Scotland maybe seen near a dwell.
ing is believed to portenA .frnth to one
of the inmates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-06-22
Trenton,

-. trenton.
Congratulations are extended to
Robe Hodgkins and wife on the
birth of daughter, born June II,
at Bar Harbor.
Deep sympathy is extended to the
family of William Hopkins upon his
untimely' death; also to his father,
sister and brothers.
June 20. w
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West fremont.

Schuyler Rumill, wife and son
spent the weekend with Mrs.
Rumill's mother, Mrs. Pomroy.
Alice Rumill, who has been visiting
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PenObScOt.

Miss Vera Leach arrived from Au-
gusta Saturday to spend her vaca-
ton with her parents. She was ac-
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You Did This!

Do know what you've done in yeas You've grown by
leaps and bounds Mr. Resident of Bangor For this period
years. while Bangor population has increased by eecr
cal demands have doubled showing commercial
and industrial activities.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-09

te mic slibit, ale pficini Sc u
svych organisaci, ably patricne
ma vydeje prispeli. Do pfiprav
neho vyboru zvoleni PIP. X.
Bernreiter, NJ. Zeman, A. Ur-
banec, Kebl, pi. Vlachoya, pi.
Huspaskova,
Vsechny spolky, kter6 zada-
il rGzne informace, necht' do
rozumi Sc S timto vyborem. Je
nutno, ably spolky syolaly 81
mimoradne schuze a povolili
nejakou financni pomoc
Veskere spolky vypraven6
vozy nami pujdou V jedne di-
visi a ponesou napisy neb ma
IVY Cechoslovaci Clevelan-
du. Veskere dotazy zodpovi p.
M. Zeman. Zayolejte We dne
Broadway 158 neb Union
2O3 r, vecer Broadway COL r.
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CESTA DO CZECH.

bude Yam prijemnou zabavou,
date-li nam prilezitost, aby-
chom Yam vse obstarali, co je
s nj spojeno a poradili Vam '
tom, co pro Vas sami nemuze-
me uciniti.
Ia poradu mic MEDIATE a pre-
ce mnoho il ziskate. Nabudete
presvedceni, re Slavia Shipp-
ing Corporation i Y naSem sta
te inkorporovana, stara Sc 0
sv6 cestuiici poctiv6 a svedomi
tx, iako maloktera jina spo-
lecnost.
Pfitomn6 je neil6pe jezdit
primo ma Hamburk nebo Br6-
my = je 5 tim nejmen6 obtizi
a konec koncu jest to costa nej
dspornejsi. Ku prikladu passa-
z6r treti tridy potrebuje II mas
len kolem $3.50, aby Sc dostal
z Clevelandu az do Prahy, Sc
zaplacenou cestou do New
yorku, pres more, Hambur-
ku do Prahy a rozlicnymi kon-
sularnfmi poplatky.
Jede-li 10 neb vice lidi, od-
porucujeme je New Yorku
do cesk6ho hotelu, kde "a lev
ny peniz dostanou vybranou
ceskou stravu. Radili bychom
aby nikdo nejezdil predcasne
ponevadz listing k odjezdu po-
trebne lie ST obstarat "a krat-
kou dobu. Den k tomu postaci
Jsou lodi, ktere jedou pre-:
Anglii do Hamburku. Obycei
ne V Anglii pasazery prekladi
| ii ma male lodi. Kdo jede det
mi, pozna co je to "a nesnaz
Proto opakujeme, primo j
nejlepe.
Mnoho iinych vdci dalo b,
Sc zde uvest, ale Y tom ohledt
ie nejlepe, navstiYite-li na$eh'
zastupce, p. Koppa, elsie
5316 Broadway. (OZn.
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Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures
SYN GUVERNERUV.
Pfbeh zivoa americkeho od Pea Pfeloz Jan Fucik
maciho lekare, jehoz prichod
nepokojne ocekavala.

IldCl1lO lehdIc, JeHOL pIiCllOu
nepokojne ocekavala.
L6kar priSel. Byl to itchy,
vazny muz, jehoz oblicei nj
kdy neprozradil, co soudil o
stavu nemocneho. Alice nespu-
stila z neho Okla. Kdyz ucho-
pill horkou ruku senatorovu, "a
by ohledal tepnu, zdalo Sc, re
vzdor svemu sebeopanovani
zmocnil Sc no iakysi nepokoj.
Jakmile pokoj nemocneho O.
pustil, pospisila "a MIN Alice
sepjatyma rukama prosila
jei, aby il uplnou pravdu sde-
iii. z pocatku zdrahal Sc tax
uciniti, avsak nemoha odolati
upenlivym prosbam mlade pa
nj, pravil:: "Vas manzel ma
hlavnicku a osetfovani jej Wy
zaduje nejv6tsi opatrnosti. Ne
odkladne poslu sem oSetrova-
telku."
Bleda jako mrtvola, Alice
hmatala kolem sebe, hledajic
sedadlo.
Lekar zpozorovav, co Sc s
/ poloomdlenou pani dele, "a
chytil il do sv6 naruce a pravil
soucitne:
"Mila pani, Routledgeova u
pokojte Sc nerozcilujte Sc tax
velice."
Alice pohl6dla nan tazave
"Hlavnicka jest nemoc m6hc
chote?" zaupela. Tot jistt
zemrels O ia TO citilal Vsich-
mi, 5iz .nai ,bylie edEahSmi, liz ze.
mreli, vSichni mne opustilil Ia.
/ k6 on bude ulozen do hrobu :
ia zdstanu osamela ma sv6t6r !
Dobrackemu staremu lekar
vstoupily Shy do oci, kdy1
wal nestastnou pani "a obt
ruce a teSil il. "Jsme V rukot
bozich," pravil. "Vzmuzte Sc
Jeste muze Sc to k dobremu o
bratitu'
Truchliv6 dny nasledovaly
ILekaf, manzelka a posluhova'
ka zavodily obsluze, ale We
Skere namahani byfo marnym
Den Ike dni ubyvalo nemocn'
mu sill a dech jeho staval s.
kratSim a rychlejslm.
Alice nevzdalila Sc ami ma o
kamzik od jeho loze; neunaV
ne chladila mu rozpalene eel
a proukazovala mu vesker
sluzby, iichz vrouci lask'
schopna jest. Phi tom elm dal
tim vice bledla, re lekar by
nucen i j rozlicne l6ky pfede
psad, kterych zcela lhostejn
, uzivala. Nelson byl ztracen, G
il zalezelo, ma ostatnim sVete
N6kohk hodin pred sVol
smrti poznal senator opet sVo'
manzelku.
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ZAPISKY
re schilze pro oslavu 125-Iete-
no zalozeni naseho mesta, od-
byvane 8. cervence.

Schulz zahajil p. Bernreiter,
ktery tez zvolen predsedou,
tajemnikem zvolen p. F. M.
Vacha.
Pan Bernreiter pravi, re ma
Isl Sokolove a Sokolky sucast-
nj Sc oslavy a pfedvedou prost-
ma cviceni a sucastnf sc pruvo-
du. Nevyslali do teto schdze VI
ce zastupcu, ma veci vSak pra-
cuji a usneseni teto schGze pri-
imou. Slovaci tez p6jdou V
prdvodu, pTipravuji Sc; do
schdze zastupce nevyslali, ale
pujdou snami spolecne, aby-
chom tvorili Ceskoslovenskou
diyisi.
Pan Kebl sd6luje "a Kentuc-
ky Camp, ze obstarajf 81 svoji
kapelu.
Pan Rails, jeden z pofadate-
lii hlavnich pravi: Pruvod bu-
de dne %. cervence, zahajen
bude ctyriceti skutecnymi Indi-
any upominku ma zalozeni.
Nasledovat budou vozy tazene
vol, rGzna stara vozidla a do
pravni prostredky az k nej-
modern6jsim automobilum,
ItruckGm a aeroplanum. Ukaz-
ka to postupnilio vyvoje. VSe-
chny narody budou zastoupe-
my We svych narodnich krojich,
odporucuje Sc, abychom vypra
viii allegoricky vuz, ma n6mz
mladici a divky Y nasich kro-
.iich narodnfch by Sc veil. Ia
da o A hochy Sestnactilete X ne
semi vlajek. Prdvod odbyvan
bude "a kazd6ho pocasi.
Pan Cansky pravi, ze VIZ
mas by mel predstavovat "Ko-
Imensk6ho", rozpravy o tonic
pTedmetu sucastnilo Sc vice pa
MI dam.
Pan Andel "a legionare pra-
vi, re druzina Sc sdcastni prd-
vodu, ale financne pomoci ne
mohou.
Pan Urbanec "a Velkorad
c. S. P. S. slibuje pomoc, ale
pravi. re nutno svolat schuz
| Velkoradu. Pan J. Stibr te5
bude pusobit u ]. Taboritu By
pomoci Sc nam dostalo.
Pi. Vlachova d pi. Huspa.
skova oznamuji, re ODE dam
ske jednoty mali jiz vSe pri
praveno ma sv6 vylohy, ale jsou
ochotny pusobit, ably cd zminf
nych Jednot obdrzeli jsme pfi
spevek ma hudbu.
Zastupci Katolickych spolki
| isou Y menSine, nemohou urci
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ZLATA sir ZDRAVi.

V5echny ony lekarny jln6
prodeiny leky, Y nichz cd Te-
xasu po Kanadu a od Kalifor-
ME po New York kazdy, kdo
trpi spatnym zazivanim, zac-
pou, bolenim hlavy, plyny V
zaludku a vnitfnostech, nervo-
sou a pod, muze dostati Trine-
royo Hofk6 Vino, tvofi zlatou
sit' zdravl, Kazdy zakaZnik
staya Sc nadSenym jeho Sirite-
lem. Pred nedavnem ma pri-
klad psal nam pan Josef Koval
Laferty, o.: "Muzete I'VE
reiniti me doporuceni V noyi-
mach kazdy cas-, ponevadz Tri-
nerovo Horke Vino jest hodno
odporuCovati kazdy cas-, ono Sc
v6bec samo chyali, ne ia je."
Trplte-li reumatismem nebo
neuralgia, pamatujte, ze Trine-
ruv Liniment je nejspolhlivej-
81 llevou cd techto podzim-
Mich bolesti. Pronika al ku ko-
fcni choroby ucinek je rych-
II q trvaly. Ma zanety krku,
lzter6 jsou take ted ma den
min p.oradku, Trineruv Anti
putrin jest nejucinnejslm klok
tadlem. Joseph Triner Compa-
ny, 133-45 S. Ashland Ave-,
Chicago TIL
OZNAMCyANI We "SVETU"
rn!NAst USpECH.
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popel Sc obratis! prvila Ali
ce, aniz by to byla tusila a S
hroznym vykrikem klesla k
zemi.
Zdalo Sc j, re slova tato pro
mluvil nekdo V jejim okoli.
Chvejic Sc jake osykovy list,
bleda jako smrt, vzchopila Sc
opet. Go Sc S nj delo? Co zna-
menala tato straSna bazen, kite
ra Sc. il zmocnila? Nebylo cd
nj posetile, uprostred. stesti tax
zive do minuleho zalu Sc hrou-
ziti?
"Venku jest velmi nepfijem-
no." pravila k sob6, Nelson
bude potesen, kdyz nalezne a
spon svuj dun osvetleny."
Nikdy nevyhlizela krasneji
nez onoho vecera.
Senator Routledge vstoupil
a pozdravil svoji manzelku.
Avsak sotva re il objal, zmoc-
Mia Sc no zayrat' a V nejbliz-
sim okamzeni klesl ma pohov-
ku. '.Nevim, co jest mi,' pra-
vii, "celY den byl isem velmi
zemdlen, KazGJ pohyb Jest mi
obtiznym a hlava hrozl prask-
nutim a nejsem schopen prav6
myslenky. Snad to prejde," po-
spisil dodati, pozoruje dzkost
Alicinu. 'Nastydl jsem, to jest
vSe!" A zuby jeho cvakaly y
prudk6 zimnioi.
Alice Sc ulekla a oci,ieji ma
plnily Sc slzami. Nikdy ageNaee'
la sveho chote V takovem sta
WI. "Nelsone!" zvolala chveji-
elm Sc hlasem a vlozila svor
ruku ma jeho rozpalen6 cello
"jak dlouho isl nemocen?"
"Skoro cely tyden," odv6ti
senator, "ale nechtel jsem t
znepokojovati. Myslim, re te
plo op6t vse napravi. Pojd'
draha, stolni zvonek vola mas
pujdeme dolG. Doufam, ze pc
idle bude mi lepe."
Manzele odebrali Sc ke sto
lu, avsak nadeje nemocnehc
Sc nesplnily. Nejedl skoro nj
cehoz a napotom citil Sc hufe
nez drive.
Hned po jidle odebral Sc dt
sve pracovny, kdez dlouho II;
pohoyce Iezeti zustal.
Alice sedGla, GzkostliVe je
strezic, Il n6ho. Predtucha bli
ziciho neSt6sti svirala j prsa
Zarmutek jeji nebyl bezpod
statny. Poprv6 V jejim zivot'
vypovedely il sluzbu jeji jem
ne ruce, kter6 Nelsonoyo eel
a tvare hladivaly. "Dovol, a
bych poslala pro lekafe!' pro
sila nemohouc dele dzkost sn
sti.
Obli6ej senatoruv plal jak
V horecce, ac on sam zimou S
chvel. "Vzdyt' nejsem memo
cenl" zvolal ve sve omameno
sti. "Nastydl isem a snad S
take trochu prepracoval Pro
sazenl posledni predlohy zako
ma stale velike namahani. Leh
nu 81 do postele, kid prospej
mi nejl6pe.'
"Dejz buhr' odvetila Alic
a oyinula sve rame kolem vyso
ke, dustojne postavy sveh
manzeia. "Drahousku," pc
kracovala, "miluii t6 tax vel
ce, to tini mou starost 0 teb
nesnesitelnou.'
"Vim to, odpovedel sens
tor neznym pohledem n
krasny oblicej sVe mlade zenl
"Byli jsme tax st'astni. Neps
matuii Sc, ze bych byl z tVyc
ust hneviv6 slovo uslysel.
Alice pohlizela diluplne n
neho; hlava jeji spocivala n
ieho prsou. "To neni zadno
zasluhou, Nelsone, tvs b!
vzdy vt6lenou dobrotou," of
povedela.
Moe ztravil nemocny be
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oZNAAa0yANl We "SVETU'
rR1NAst USpECH.
Evening star., 1921-07-15

CHICAGO. July 16.-Coal dealers de-
clare that the public is exhibiting ex-
treme Indifference to urging to lay in
coal stocks for the winter and pre-
dictions that prices will 60 no lower.
Shortened production and late demand
may send prices higher.
Evening star., 1921-07-15
BY PHIL 8. HANNA,

Special Dispatch to The Star.
DETROIT, July 15.-Prolonged hot
weather hassdvanced crops in
| southern Michigan and farmers have
sent out calls for laborers. This has
relieved the unemployment situation
in the cities to some extent. En-
ployment in plants here showed a
slight increase for the week and
motor production continues at about
the same level. with indications Of
relaxation rather than stimulation dur
ing the remainder of the summer.
Retailers are clearing summer
goods with sales and stocks of hot
weather merchandise are practical
ly exhausted. Inquiry by jobbers in
dicates that supplies Of overalls,
leggins, heavy gloves and weather
proof clothes for farmers in the coun-
try districts are barely sufficient for
thirty days.
Many country business men be-
lieve farmers will buy 80 per cent
of pre-war volume of goods this year
because of good crops cheaply grown.
Some, however, declare the volume
of trade will be small because of
the credit situation, banks having to
carry over season loans to many
farmers. Fresh fruit and vegetable
prices continue high here, growers
having declined to deal direes with
retailers.
Evening star., 1921-07-15
This Years Cotton Crop
Cheapest Since Civil War
BY RALPH SMITH.
Special Dispatch to The Star,

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ATLANTA July 1.-THE cotton crop
which will be picked this year Will be
the cheapest crop raised in the south
since the civil war. While it is fear
ed that the crop will be small, owing
to unfavorable weather conditions
and the ravages of the boil weevil.
these losses will be more than offset
by the economies praeticed by the
farmers in it's cultivation.
Trade in naval stores, with steadily
advancing prices, has helped business
in the yellow pine belt of the south.
There has been an increasing demand
for turpentine and rosin and at south
ern ports it is believed the industry is
well on it's way to normal.
/ Distress among farmers and reflect
ed depression in the cities have been
alleviated by the bumper fruit and
watermelon crops. In Georgia the
watermelon crop, it Is estimated. will
yield five million dollars, while the
value of peach shipments will far ex-
ceed this amount. Sale Of these fruits
has enabled the farmers to IQuidate
their Indebtedness to country banks
and this has been reflected concretely
and psychologically in the cities.
Money is easier and there is hopeful
ness for the future of all sides.
Evening star., 1921-07-15
st. Louis Believes Trade
Will Be Fair This Autumn
BY j. N. Filming.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ST. LOUIS, July 15.-Although
trading is increasing slowly, there
are more substantial and sentimental
indications of betterment in this Sec
ton than at any time since the de-
preston began. Business men, finan-
ciers and farmers feel that the danger
point has passed. They seem to be
less concerned as to whether the re-
vival will come now, in the autumn or
next spring, as business and agricul-
tural interests are finding bases on
which they believe they are safe in
laying their plans.
Business men believe commerce Will
be fair this autumn, with liQuidated
prices, the volume of business increas-
ing constantly thereafter.
Manufacturers of mems clothing re-
port orders equivalent to capacity
production for fall demand. Prices in
this line are approximately rs per
cent less than last spring. Dry goods
jobbers report large volume Of busi-
ness and, with prices lowered. looks
for its continuance this autumn. Shoe
manufacturer continues to maintain
its vigor.
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Commodity Reports
From Various Sections

NEW YORK, July 15.-As a result
Of depression in the oil trade, 1t is
estimated that the Union Tank Car
Company has one-third Of its $4,000
tank cars idle. -
NEW YORK. July 15.-Exploring
parties sent cut by the Standard Oil
Of California and one other producer
are expected to reach Point Barrow.
Alaska, in a search for new oil fields
Slate this month.
OAKLAND, Calf. July .15.-The
tanker Tamiahua Of the Atlantic
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Axricultural Product..

| NEW YORK. July 15.-Hemp prices
in this market are firm. although
| trading is dull. The Manila output
| will be only 100000 bales, or about
half narmol production, this year.
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GLovERsv1LLE. July 15.-rhe new
million-dollar plant of the Surpass
Leather Company will start opera
tfons on August 1. Tho plant manu-
factures leather for shoes and gloves,
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period of inaetion, the market for
crude rubber is showing somes firm
ness and crude sheets have advanced
strongly for spot delivery. Some buy
Ing by tire companies has been noted.
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apparently have abandoned tho East
India wool markets except for strictly
carpet woods on the ground that the
new tariff will be practically pro-
NEW YORK. July 15.-wolf skins
are heading the demand in this fur
market due largely to the large use
Of the long barred pelts for trimming
purposes in the garment trades. Fitch
Is moving well to the Leipzig market.
Flour.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. July 15.-Mill-
ers report good demand for flour,
with more confidence in prices shown
by heavier buying. Stocks are low
| and demand Is expected to continue.
ihefe 1s q scarcity Of old wheat, but
new wheat 10 being offered freely. 4
Cotton.
PHILADELPHIA. July 15.-A cot.
ton yarn house here reports the sale
or $4,000 pounds Of two-ply carded
yarn at rs cents for deliveries extend
this commodity was recorded at II
cents.
Silk.
BUFFALO, N. Y. July 15.-The Du-
| pont Fiber Silk Company has com
! menced production at Its plant here
at the rate Of 900 pounds day. 1t
| Is proposed to increase tho working
force until 500 men are employed.
GLOVERSvILLE, July 15.-The new
million dollar plant OF the Surpass
Leather Company will start OPERA
tfons on August 1. The plant manu-
factures leather for shoes and gloves,
Far.
MONTREAL. July 1.-THE value of
pelts Of fur-bearing animals captured
in Canada during the last year ag-
gregates $21,000.000. For average
value silver fox takes first place with
$246 per skin.
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Wool.

VANCOUVER. B. c., July 15.-Three-
Canadas western wool clip wilb be
shipped to England. This wool form
erly came to the United States, but
producers allege the new tariff will
close United States markets to
Canadian wool.