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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-10
IRON REVIEW

New York. Oct S.-Thcre has hcen n
fair demand for steele mainly for
sheets, which has enabled mills to In
crease operations. and they are now
running from - To so per cent OF
Cauaci;N, There has been fair inquiry
f,- hnCk sheets from the Far East.
Demand Cor wire products and tin plates
has lesScnsd.
The feature In pig iron was the
closing Of q A,g order To a New England
heating concern. consumers ar" fairiy
we'll covered for the moment. but tn"
,r,Js ia hnring for Improvement In tho
near future. The output Of pix iron IN
September was about SS5.I29 TONS
ayalns, 9S4l93 in August. and. as moro
hast furnaces have opened. greater
cu.pu, - expected in October.
Copper has shown continued improve
r1eut during the week, better de-
mani has developed for wire and other
products and II Is estimated that 90 Tar
;,.s month sales for export and homo
consumption have aggregated fully rs
million hounds. Estimates OF Septem-
her sales are heard ranging from IS
~ Ion million pounds. and II Is believed
,hat PRODUCTION OF blister In IN" United
states during September did not exceed
IN million mounds while imports were
about cs million. This strengthening OF
the satisfied position has been reflected
IN ,hn attitude Of sellers, and Il Is re-
rorted that the Export association has
advanced I;s price for electrlytc to Is
cents cif. Hamburg.
Lad has been less active hut firm.
particularly as 70 future deliveries.
Tin shows an Improvement 81 about
half n cent in response {" an advance IN
sterling and more interest on the part
or the consumers.
Zine has heen strong and advancing
on continued good consuming demand
Anthony quiet and firm. with holders
free sellers only for delivery from
steamers due TO arrive.
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Warrington

Dr. and Mrs. p. w. Vance entertained
the members Of the board Of education
and their wives at a s o'clock dinner n
their home on Plea SAINT street last Mon
day. The guests included Mr.. and Mr1.
r, F.. Furbee and Mr.. and Mrs.. B. d
Mitchell.
The Woman's club has ml4s hnal
ARRANGEMENTS for a luncheon 10 b held
AT the Bartlett hotel on Tuesday, Octp.
ber 10. All members wishing to attend
are requested to notify Mrs. F. f. FUR
hoe before the evening Of October Sth'
to insure reservations. ,t "a.
Announcement OF the marriage Of
Miss Anna Pearl Tennatn TO Mr.. r y.
Loomsn. which took place At thu home
OF the bride on October LIST. has been
made known to friends here.
Miss Bethan Carter has gone 70
Wheeling to spend the week end with
her parents.
Rev. c. J. Kluser attended = confer
ence In Grafton the first part OF the
week.
Spray Stmrm and Jack Lampe were
In Fairmont the first part OF the week
and purchased a carload Of appleA
The Catholic Daughters Of America
are preparing a fine program to be
held In the clubroonls Columbus day.
Thursday, October II.
John Davis has gone to Pittsburgh to
attend u business.
Miss Lucille Clutter has been visit
ing friends IN ClarKsburg the first part
Of the week.
Mrs. Norman Davis IS here from Nor
gantown with a visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. =. Warder are visit
ing the formers mother at Cooks hos
pital.
Miss Margaret IIan!ey who Is a teach
er in hi%h school at Rymcr. Is spending
the weekend with her mother, Mrs.
Daniel Han;ey on Franklin street.
Mr.. and Mrs. TIP Meade and dausn-
ter Fay. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Patterson
and Mr.. Fred Beatty attended the foot
ball game at Pittsburgh Saturday.
Mr.. and NEs. s. E. Fhnltps ard Mr..
Turner attended The Game,,1n Pitts
burgh.
Mat Ryan. from the Murray garage
drove 4 crowd Of men to Pittsburgh.
Mr. Z. G. Murray. Clem Starkey. 3ir.
Huey and G. T.. Murray
Earny MILAN spent the weekend with
his mother, Mrs Anna MILAN at Rymer.
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SISTERSV|LLE

sistersville. Oct. 8.-Mrs. Ralph Fox
and little daughter Jane. are the guests
Of relatives In Farkersburg.
Mrs. James Boston war called to
Moundsv.lre o. The Illness OF relative
Friday.
Mrs T. q. Stirling. OF Mars Ia. who
has been the guest OF her sister. Mrs'
James T. Sugden. has returned home.
Miss Madge Stout of Clarksbure. hav-
ing been the guest Of Mrs. Perry Wolfe,
returned horne Friday.
Mrs. Il. L. Adams and son. Baird. will
spend Saturday In Wheeling. whore the
latter will consult an eye specialist.
Mi.. Mary Solomon entertained at n
miscellaneous shower. Thursday even
ing In honor OF Mrs. Dale F:,nkhauaer,
recent bride. In a guessing contest tho
first prize was received by Miss Leila
Huston and the consolation when 10
Mrs. Victor Shaw. The guests were
Mrs. FAnkhouser. Mesdames Don Gill
son. NJ. Moore, A. f. Fankhauser, Of
raden City; Harry Staley, George Bline-
I"rry. George Solomon. Misses Blanche
aud Josephine Way. Elya Nicely. Emma
Azar and the hostess.
Mrs. Cecilia Brady, state deputy. will
leave Monday TO attend the rally OF the
Woman's Benefit Association. in the X
81 e. hail. in Iarhsrshurr. n'her men,
bcrs from the local Review plan to at
tend.
Miss Camille Talbot has gone to
Wheeling and Pittsburgh for a brief
xis!riwtth trtyntS. II - -
The marriage OF Miss Lyle Conklin
and Mr.. Verne Eaton. which took place
N Charleston. September 80, has just
been announced The ceremony was
performed in the parsonage OF the Bap-
fist church. and the service was rca q
by Rev. r. ". Holt Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton
have returned 10 this city and are re-
ceivinE the congratulations and best
wishes OF their many friends.
Mrs. L. A. Thistle and daughters the
Misses Margaret and Virginia and Miss
Martha Wells, shopped Friday in Wheel
Ing.
Rev. r. R. Mcbride, Of SardIs. o. will
occupy the pulpit at the Sunday morn
ing service In the Christian church.
The second meeting OF the winter sea-
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son Of the Kiwanis Club was held Fri
day evening in the Hotel Wells. Trus.
tee Walter s. Sugden gave a report OF
tho recent trustees meeting In Wheeling.
Mrs. W. 9. Harrington has returned
from Wheeling, having accompanied
that far her,daughters. tho Misses Mary
and Elizabeth, who are enroute TO WASH
ington. .. c., To attend school
Or G. Y. Little has returned from
Columbus. O.. where he attended the
races. e a. =. r
have gons to Cincinnati. o., ttor IN ex-
tended visit with relatives.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. Oct. S.---A late rally relieved
an otherwise depressing short session
ur the board Of trade to-day. III" change
coming after wheat. corn anu oats haa
all recorded new lows tOr the season.
The ""ss was unchanged I" nne-h"'
cor. lower FOR wheat seren-righthS Ia
onr cen, lower tor corn and one quarter
cent lower for oats. Lard finished uh-
hanged L" ~" higher and ribs -'sc
llMnr 10 81 MiHher.
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FOR
PRODUCTION IS
MUCH BETTER
BY HENRY CLEws.

New York. Oct. 9.--R"portS made pub
lie by the Federal Reserve board show
decidedly better productive outlook
MANY plants that have heretofore been
running on extremely short time have
within recent weeks enlarged their ac-
tivity. 1t would seem that in number
OF industries where tho volume OF out
put has been down To Il snail fraction
Of caracity there is now At least % per
cent or more activity. There has been
no slaCkcning Of demand in Industries
manufacturing for consumption, a.
though textile makers HAY" been sub
tectcd TO more or less uncertainty by
disturbances In the cotton market
These havc tended TO cause Il Slackrnins
OF buying demand in som" directions.
Il condition which. however. Is tenn
porary, pending the arrival nC more
settled condition Of the market. The
growth or export trade within the past
few weeks has hecn decidedly cnroura =
Ing. especially in view 81 the fact that
the difficulties existing In certain
South American markets have been 50
largely relieved. August earnings OF
railroads. az nov s"mi-"fii"ial!r c5ti-
mated arc likely to run we'll toward
500. 000. 900. Il satisfactory gain above
those for July. which w"r" themselves
rroIucts which hav" hcr"tnfur" he"n
nearly rrsalahlo arc beginning t:
move. Included among them arc oft,
copper hemp ana leather.
Further ara,vs,S Of tic now traction
rnrort has produced Il great diversity
az oui,inn. Traction securities have
not rcs;nndrd very seriously I" the re-
mar, OWE, rs - tGcuily feeling doubt rs
! /, tho effect 0f TN" recommendations
either WY As fUiIr" Influence in
the market for puhli,' utility securities,
IT,. report must MOI. however, /" mini
mlzcl
Market Review and Outlook
There has been :, hopeful! situation in
the market during H." past week. al
,hnurN trading has not hcen Ns active
=. vnme had expected. rii prices con
! ,inuc L. rise and most nC III" oil stocks
, In consequence arc showing firn"r
front The copper shares har" been
In somewhat better demand on the
statement that tho stocks of copper on
hand September ! had been reduced I"
los nn0 short tons. half Of which war"
hcll IN trust for export alone. steel
and iron conditions ~" ais NOR" on
,nurarinr. rcron' tdv:rrs showing :
| rrc,tcr number az hast furnaces ~
work and ~" industry steadily forging
uhnad thus proving that n" trad" re-
yiyal reported has been founded on fact.
There an J." no doubt tina, god reason
exists for III" improved sentiment hr'
tho rlIrk"t AZ present stu lacks :hC
| !,rre,us ~ rr"ro extensive buying from
| rEr general public I" keep the upwar'i
,rnycr"nt gninr. IN the absence Of thl'
M. barking M G'lnE process witness.
ed THIS week WIZ dnnM'"%s continue.
] Road AMI go" l1t"Ilig"n':" Want Ads
,,.l
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TOLEDO MARKET

Toledn O.. oct. S.--Wh"al. cash l.22;
December la: May leg.
tl"vers"ed. prime cash ami p"'"H"r
1914: December 1850: March ESQ.
Alsik". prime cash and rrt"h"r lO.1".
December and MIrrh ~ %.
Timothy. prima cash r?"n: 2.6n: p Sh
1921. and October 30. I'ecPmber 9.S%.
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va. Oct e 81.
Furnished The Intelligencer by A. e
Nasteu & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
Of ". Va. Bldg.
S1ncL.. Omen ! HIrh / Loo / CloaA
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

wheeling. wv. Va. Oct. l. 81.
Furnished The IhtelliSencer by A. z
Masten & Co. members New York STOCK
Exchange. Second floor National Eank
Of W VA. BIDS.
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. w Va. Oct. I. IL.
Furnished The Intelligence by A. r.
Mlsten 4 Co. members New YORK STOCK
Exchange Second tto1r National Bank
OF w Va. Bldg.
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling. W Va. Oct. I. 81.
Furnished The lntelligencer by a, e,
Masten Il Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Banz
VI w Va. Bldg.
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N, Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling. W. Va. oct. :. 'ci.
Furnished Tho Intelligence by A. =
Masten & Co. members New York STOCK
EIchanSe Second floor National Ban1
NJ w Vn Rldg
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WaeHi.ug. W. Va. Oct. :. '2l.
FURNISHED TnG lnteiliEcncer by a. E.
blasreu y Co. 'uembers New York Sto IL
iX,haaE". So ond floor National Bank
% ". Va. ElcS.
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CITIES SERVICE SALES

WhccIinG W. Va. oct. :. 81.
Reported by II. /" Doh"rty " Co. Sew
York through tiaUdc Mceher. hoard
of Trad" Funding. Wheeling.
sale Stocks High Low Close Ask
S7s Common -. l4Ha ltei:lt+ las
S73 Preferred S+"4. - h4's ISL.
1929 Bankers $50. lGl4 l3it l6's 1917
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OIL MARKET

80 r'fr. IA. r"'. ''r"h'i hal
i,,'"S. g. y" runs or shipments
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No Meeting Ysstsrday

The Renwood branch Of the National
Catholic Mems Council did not hold n
meeting yesterday. which is three weeks
IN all since tho local society have been
In session. II Is presumed that the
president. Raymond HacGan. Will call 4
meeting ror some time this week. at
which line necessary business matters
will he taken care OF.
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Read anil ,.a" I2t"lligcn'cr Want Ads
You'll get what YOU wan,
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Expect Large Attendance

Tho Union District school board ot
education Is epnect'nr m""h inr""r
attrndance a. the public schools this
week. since notices have been sent 10
the parents who have been refra min
from sending their children TO school.
The ordinance passed by the school
board REQUIRES every child who is under
IL wears Of nre and who has not gradu-
eted from tho elementary Erades To
attend school. and. if such ordinance IL
not compiled with. the violators will he
seriously deaf with. Truant Officer
John O'DnnncN has been very busy the
raSt several days serving the notices.
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Big Dance Tonight

The EcnwOOd Athletic club VIII hold
ann,hcr Of It's rorular DANCES this evr-
ming at the Liberty hall on McMeChen
s,-ret and everyone has hccn invited to
ettnrd. Refreshments and other con
fccti0ns will hc sold and a good time is
being Inol. cd forward 10 by all.
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Lodge Holds ssESion

Tho regular weekly meeting OF Inc
Evening Star Lodge OF the knights OF
Pythias is TO be held this evening at
their hall on Seventh and Main streets.
Tho meeting will consist Of the trans
action Of business matters and tho hear
Ing of reports. All members are asked
In attend,
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Complete 1spaIrs

Repairs to ST. Matthews Lutheran
church arc expected tn be completed b!
the end cr this week. Tho interior o.
n" church is being painted and redeco
rated. including the remodellnE OF th'
rh. ir loft. The parsonage Is 10 h
givcn attention today and will be re
paired IN several places.
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Kelvin Barry Meets.

Tho regular Scmi-monthly meeting OF
tho Kelvin Harry council will take place
at III" Liberty hall tomorrow evening
Jrcsiarnt ! r. Higgins will nra%id" over
III" meeting and has requested MI NOM
her. to attend The meeting Is Eencr
ally held on Monday evening but on ac-
count OF the dance which Is to he held
III tho hall this evening, the meeting
date was transferred to tomorrow eve
Ming
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK

wheeling. W. Va. oct. :. 81.
WHEELING LIVE STOCK COM. co.
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Omen. High Low. Close.
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Printing YsntilAtora

Ininters arc busy working about the
shipping department OF the National
Tube company. especially on the roof.
The vcntilatnrs over the Shippin" rooms
are being painte! alonG With Tie cree
ton OF several new steam pipes. The
work rrns' likely will he completed by
the middle Of this week.
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The 4. a. Mountain Post Of the
American Legion. whose headquarters
are I'm the MrMcchen nostoffica build
lnr arc all prepared for their play.
watch Will he held ut the McMechcn
school auditorium next Friday evening.
Practically all ~ tho tickets have been
so.d and big success Is looked forward
to. Since many OF the members OF the
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Piling Up Old Brick.

Tho city will have a number ct mon
working today at rilInR up the old brick
YhGrh hau hc"n stored In the De Temple
ncld an Main street. The brick Is thu
" hirh Is h"inc taken from Mars shall
stree, which Ia now being newly paved
with concrete
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Ptnched for Being Drunk

William WIllIams. who WAS 80 d-'lnR
that r" couldn't open his eyes. wa
brought, To jail yesterday afternoon
where he was put In \ berth 70 sleep for
the night Mayor spruts will hear his
case this evening.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Miss Ada g. Collins returned to her
nome at Nenatchec TUESDAY after :.
few days here.
Thadeus Neubauer was down from
Old Blewett Tuesday attending to
business matters
The junior section Of the Leaven-
worth band is said to be making good
progress under the tutelage Of Band
master Mcdaniel
Dr. Hoxsey was at Wenatcbee
tuesday forenoon with Mont Zeigler.
who went down to have an operation
for appendicitis.
il. = Harris recently finished ,
Job Of painting and paper hanging at
the Is. & Y. b Hardware store and
the place nov has d much improved
appearance.
Miss Genevievo Fitzpatrick, Of Sc
attic, arrived here Monday morning
for a visit at the home of Dr. and
Ms. 6. " Ho&sey and with other
friends
W. $ Weldon, who recently moved
here from Goldbar, is preparing to
open a pop factory in the building op-
poSlte the Cascade garage. We un-
derStand he expects to have it in op-
GRAFTON in about thirty days.
Mrs. J. c. Biles and daughter
Mrs Bidescomb and Miss Julia. and
Mrs Amanda Town expect 10 drive
to Spokane Thursday or Friday of
TINS week in Mrs. Biles' new limosino
They will visit the Daltons and other.
IN the city, returning next week.
The Victor II. Johnson Post. Amerj-
can Legion viii hold meeting at
their quarters in the rear of IN.
LeaYenworth Pharmacy on Wedne.-
day April s, at O'Clock. At tn.
meeting reorganization Of the local
post will take place and officers will
be elected for the ensuing year All
members are requested to be- present
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varieties, all three grades and all
sizes.
In Other words, q price Of $205 ex
storage in the markets for all three
grades and all sizes would mean prob
ably price of over SO box on extra
fancy Delicious, all sizes; S275 on
extra fancy Spitz, al sizes; $3.50 on
extra fancy Jonothans, all sizes; and
$2.25 OF extra fancy Staymen and
Romes, all sizes. In fact, these price
are probably too low rather than too
nigh. ! am just making q rough
conservative guess Unless the price
of boxes, paper and labor and all
other expenses can be radically cut
down Immediately. il is going to be
impossible for many growers to get
down TO 75c per box under the most
economical management.
1t must be borne in m nd that there
should be no cutting Of any expense
that would imperil the quality, be-
cause on dull market the necessity
OF high quality is all the more essen
tiaL. There is only one other alter
native where growers cannot pet
down to this cost. and the most skill
iuI service possible in both sales and
distribution. In other words. if YOU
can t get your cost down you must
get your selling price up, otherwiss
the industry faces disaster You
cant pet the selling price up except
permanent program is adopted and
opportunity given to lay out and pur-
sue well conceived high tvpe saIa.
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MUST CUT ORCHARD
EXPENSE AND IMPROVE
SALESMANSHIP
GROWERS MUST APPRECIATE
THE CRISIS WHICH CON
FRONTS THE COUNTRY-PRO-
DUCING COST MUST BIZ CUT.
BY " S. TrImbIe

Skookum Packers ssociation
Tho railroads have come out with o
statement that no reduction in rate
may be expected for some months t.
some, even though the wages are re
duced. pointing out the absolute need
Of revenue etc This mean, that the
apple growers of the district need OK
pect no relief from the burden Of ex-
cessive railroad rates IN time to bene-
fl from the coming crop. Genera
business conditions are getting NJ
better and it is time for the orchard
lists to come to earth and scale off al
unnecessary costs in the production
Of apples j. S. Crutchfied. the
president Of the American Fruit
Growers. Inc while mere recentir
emphasized the absolute retrench-
ment in all line He made numerous
suggestions where cuts might be
made One Of them was addressed to
the Skookum Packers In the pas
printed wraps have been on the
Skookum apples This made an ad-
dltlonal charge Of about &c per boz.
Nj. CIutchfeid advised that this eX-
pense be eliminated
Mr. Crutchfeld issues a letter eaol
week summing up the general busi-
ness and financial conditions. These
are addressed 10 the various division
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CASH MERE.

Mrs j. +. Could received mes
sage conveying the sad news Of her
sisters death in Pueblo, Colo. Dccu
sympathy is extended to her from all
the community
-Four speeders were arrested tbs
week and given the limit of the law
in fines.
Joe Conn is again a resident of our
city after a winter spent in the
south
Nh. and Mrs. Braggins and daugh
ter Opal are on their way nome from
California by auto
The Chamber of Commerce enjoyed
d smoker and luncheon on Monday
night and d large crowd was present.
i. /. Bryant Wa caller here or
Tuesday from Wenatchee.
Mrs. Percy Burow Of DRYDEN
transacted business here TUESDAY
Mrs. B. n. Johnston entertained a
company Of ladies at a pink tea on
Teusday
Mrs. MalIock has received the sad
news of the death Of her mother.
Mrs. Frances BUehl, of Minneapolis
Mrs. Mallock left Wednesday night
with her sister. Mrs. Keller. Of Sc
attic, to be present al the funeral.
c. A Geyer was transacting busi
ness in Wenatchee Wednesday.
Guy Long is very much improve /
after a long siege of illness.
Mrs Jack Mohrinway, Mr.. Cook
and Ms. Walter were Cashmere Wis
ltors from Dryden Wednesday. Late
Mrs. Walter visited the county seat.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Van Kirk Of Dry
den are the parents Of an 81z pound
boy born Tuesday evening.
II. b. Ridgeley died very suddenly
Saturday morning at Gas. The fu-
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The department Of agriculture his
recently been carrying on an exhau5-
tive line Of experiments. in connection
with some of the large packing
plants, with view Of acquiring more
knowledge in respect Of trichinae in
pork and thus safeguard the users Of
this food from the danger Of trichi
noSis. The experiments will IN
doubleday be studied by the big
packers and such products as ham.
sausage, etc. made entirely safe to
be taken without cooking Physicians
Will, however, advise against eatinq
any pork without it, having been
thoroughly cooked.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

B. A. Darling. who purchased the
Webster place in the Cascade or
chards last year, arrived here last
week from Everett and Is to remain
during the summer giving his person
al attention to its care.
The trout season is cons dered q
be open on and after today though
il has really been open since March ,
when the new law went into effect
From now on one can fish without be
ing considered unsportsmanlike
Aliens can only secure q license To
fish and hunt by exhibiting their per-
nit to carry firearms and upon the
payment Of $1,000 for state license.
A county license may not be issued
to an alien.
Some Of the baseball enthusiasts
are going ahead to have the grand
stand at the ball grounds rooted over
with metal in order that we may be
in readiness to play ball early this
season. The matter Of an amateur
team for the city seems to be meet
ing with general approval and the
four-town league LeavenwoTth,
Cashmere, Wenatchee and Watervil-
le-is said to be practically agreed
upon