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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
! Side; Talks i S slE
by Rq1tf1 Cameron G
THE RULES OF THE GAME

The ether evening I heard n young
man telling how h" had broken a GER
lain regulation TN give YOU !eave TO
&urSs what Il was) with an air OF
triumph and h7aEgadocio which Is IN"
customary concOmitant Of such confess
sonS
lie evidently rcgarded himcslf as a
most wonderful good sport because nc
had "utwittrd tn" law in contest in
wh.Ch. Ivy IN" way. ne had about ten
chances TO get away with il 10 one Of
being caught.
Tho Prince Couldn't Understand.
In some way was reminded Of 4
story which was tod Of The German
Crown Prince durini; the war. 1t seems
that the Crown Prince sometime before
the war was tak.n. Il TIP on an English
ship on which lhr gam" Oc deck golf
waS being Played Tho Crown Prince
was watching thr gam" and had taken
special interest in IA" gam" of one OF!
the players. This golfer 1T first ~.
prarci - he going To win. then lie lost
ground and his OPP No.; "nt amend
Then IN" upp"u"rt rr!' I5,:,.nd ard the
Princes choice again had 4 chance /"
win He made = shot and jul: missed
his mark The "ur"nrnt had been called
10 the rail 70 motto" ION" p2$siu,; ship.
GIVE I a shove" 81 d the FRINGE, and
YOU viii VIM" The player naturally re-
fused. "Hut If YOU dnH't %nu won't
win" said IN" Prince. puzzled ~ this
"h"uS"nc-s =" IN" main .SSr;" NV' ihr
PLAYER r"'u>cd. ~" WAS living mp t. th,.
ri 'es OF tho game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
JACK WOLFE FALLS
F0hF FIRST Time IN
LONG RING CAREER

.~p,,: al Dispatch Ia TIL" ln'rI.ir' n'cr.
t!"Nrianh. o.. .Airli @l.-.i'"r ia" n:.:t
tim" III his ring carr CT. Jack W".'" W. =
,,I.Hr"d ulI tonight IN tI"N Gland. Ia
master being Danny Kramer Of l'h!i'
riIi,?. \ yI,i"u> ,"'r Giant /" the jaw
IL tn Mlth round nr""Gh; curtains l."
go. l"'".%1 h;.n'".n. ! j. - thc '.mr the
Staggering blow was auininiNirr' l
W"!.. Mas ahead ON r".ntS rs ;h" tirN"
,Hnd boy unCorli.i new har'! re;
hand punch that rocked Kramer more
than once. The iIrSl round WIS even
ANA tue SECOND Wcut 70 Wolfe VIII" H't
in some h.ird blows 10 the stomach and
face. In the third and fourth Wolf"
improved his taCt!,S. although Kramer
MAS NOT Idle. Several hard punches
from 4 wicked left finding their marx
In III" cr"ntfUl NTH Wolfe trl"i ha. I'll.
but in - flash kr&m"r'> left came uH
lik" Il Whiriw:nd and landed hard Oh
W"irvS jaw and i was ''drc1mland
',r Jack Kramer lived up to his rcpu-
tation Of being one oC the hardest hit.
tiers III bantamwcight division.
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SUGAR MARKET.

New York. April 2l.--Thr raw sugar
market WAS weak and prices for uncon-
trolled sugars were ~ cents. lower,
under increased offerings. While the
committees price for Cubas was un-
changed. Interest however, was center
cd In tho uncontrolled sugars and sales
were reported OF 5.4On bags of full duty
early at equal 10 5.3S for centrifugal
and at the close about $1,000 bags OF
Porto Rtcos were reported TO local re-
tincrs at 5.27 duty paid. CubaS were
quoted at Az cents cost and freight,
equal to 5.64 for centrifugal.
While there were no changes reported
in refined prices. the undertone was un-
settled by the decline in raws. with
buyers more inclined to hold or and
business Of very small proportions.
Quot atoms are AS 70 $50 for fine gran
ulatcl.
The futures market was weak and
lower under scattered selling by trade
interests prompted by the easier ruling
Of tho spot market and closing prices
wcrr &c to Is points not lower. May
closed at 40; July at 4.lo and Scptem-
Der at AL.
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NO JUNKET IN THE
BERGDOLL INQUIRY
Committee VIII Stay on Job and Mem
bers Will Do tho work.

Washington. April 21.--1n rs efforts
to fix responsibility for the escape of
Grover Cleveland Bcrgdoil. Philadelphia
draft dodGcr the house special invcst!-
eating committee will not 20 on any
junkct. or put the government TO need
less expense. It was decided today at a
preliminary meeting.
We are planning TO stay right here,
to get To work do the work ourselves,
and report at the earliest possible time,
said Chairman pctcrS
Tho keen disappointment and regret
Of the American Legion was voiced in a
statement tonight by John 7. Taylor.
national chairman Of it's national icgis-
lative committee, because the speaker
Of the house had not seen fit 10 include
the appointment of at least ono Of the
twenty-SiX cX-Servicc men now in tho
house of representatives on the investi-
eating committee"
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FAKE FEDERAL COP
PULLS POOL ROOM
Pittsburgh Young Man Offers to Keep
Quiet" for Small Sum Of $40.

young man whose name could not
.n learned hailinG from Pittsburgh,
pa WAS taken INTO custody last even
r- ly TWO detectives of the Wheeling
a..... force. He was lodged in Jail for
a." night.
Il was later learned that he had gone
!nir Stewart Il Filan's pool room and
watched 4 couple OF games Of pool.
after which n" went over to one of the
proprirtnrs. II is said. and told them h"
was federal officer and that the
place was pulled. He then came around
with the story that he would keep the
matter quiet If they would pay him but
twenty dollars.
While he WAS talking to one OF the
mon. another stepped out and called in
one Of the detectives. who took tn" man
in charge. He told very sad story at
police headquarters about being out OF
work. and thought that in this way he
could get little money. But the
scheme would not work, so the con-
sequence is that he Is now in the
lookup,
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William Rude.

At go o'clock Thursday afternoon. at
the family home on South Baltimore
street. McM"chen. occurred the death or
William Rude. aged sc years Mr.. Rude.
one OF McMechen'S best-kno~n and
most highly respected citizens. had been
III fo- several months Of 4 complication
OF diseases. resulting from injuries in
Cured in 4 railroad accident four years
ago.
Mr.. Rude was a member Of the
brotherhood Of Railway Trainmen. and
was employed on the wreck crew out OF
the Rcnwood yards.
Surviving are the widow. Mrs. Minnie
Rude. and one daughter. Mrs. Della
Rodgers OF McMechen.
Funeral arrangements are incomplete
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OBITUARY
RONALD PRICE DIES
ENROUTE TO CITY
YOUTHFUL NATIVE OF CARDIFF,
WALES SUcCUMBS TO PEEU-
MoNh UPON ARRIVING
AT NEW YORK.
travelling with Brother with Expecen-
uon Of Engaging In Business Near
Relatives In Wheeling.

Ms. Emily Davies. who rH&id', 4; No
90 Twcntv-r.rtA S;:s~;. las received
rn-I q 10 dca:h &C n" nephew.
l;r"atd l:!rv>rG Price. who G'"d We'd
~ "a. APR: "a. =: New N"",..
The ynG"= :raH. ~ company Win MS
""iy h~oih.-. 'Srti. was cnrout" 20
Wh.c'ia@ r-orl his ho1r" n ,HChif.
Wa!,> aAorrd me sloane" .tGuitan!a.
w'.~u $'-:c';cu ~. and upon -"Ich;nE
Ncr York. Saturday,. Apr, -, vas un-
yb'c - co0;inu" his Journey. PaeG-
mcc;a was tho cause o: dHath.
Surviving. IN addition 10 the brother.
arc the PARENTS. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
P-ic>. and Tho FRA ndfath"r. F.hNnszer
Davies Al Q" Cardiff: Mrs ET;!y Davies
and children Of Wh"",iHS.
Trn body X expected to arrive In
rhis 10y today. IN company with N"
h~oth"r. nd funeral services viii hc
hrll from ~. home oc Mrs Davies. with
irtcHar"H. n = local cemetery.
B"th Young mon expected {" engage
IN hcstHn$s in Wheeling. and Tho eH-
rrcrc yuutN Of the dN"ra scd ied. Il" be-
ing only nineteen. a71 he Fact that ne
: SO e. cro'n home. add an additional
touch ~ pNthoS 70 thn case.
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TRIED FOR RESISTING
AN EVICTION WARRANT

John Williams, "A resident Of First
street, Moundsville. and Felix Witches
also Of Moundsville. were arraiGned yes
tcrday before Justice Of the Peace w.
NJ. Riggs in the Marshall county circuit
court room. and tried on charge OF re-
fusinG to accept an election warrant
issued Wednesday by the Mineral State
Goa! company.
The men were ordered to move from
the company's houses several days ago
and refused to comply. They were
served with the warrants and refused
10 accept them. and demanded jury
trial. They were represented by At
torneys ]. NJ. Ritz Of MoundSville ana
Walker Of st. Clairsville while Captain
A. l.. Hooton Of Moundsville represented
the coal company.
The jury del!hcrated until last eve
ming and was relea sed until this morn
ing when they will make their report.
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Injuries Fatal.
ARMY BILL PROVIDES
10000 REGULARS

Washington, April 2i.--Pr0v!Sion for
regular army Of l6G Don mon. AS
against the 1861 900 agreed upon by the
last congress, Is contained in the re-
draft Of the army appropriation bill
completed today by the house sub-cOm-
mittrc. The measure carries approNi-
matcly s320, 400. 000--ncarly Sl5.000.0Oo
less than the total in the bill as passed
at tho last session and pocket vetoed by
President Wilson.
In agreeing 70 force Of 10000 rrgu-
lars the subcommittee compromised
with Secretary Weeks. who urged pro-
vision for Isl. nn0 men. The Sfsent
strength OF the army is approximately
$4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
K. OF P.'S INITIATE IS

Last evening. at the Pythian castle
at Twenty-<eventh and Chapline streets
headquarters Of Black Prince lodgt
No. 10, Knights Of Pythias. was init
ated a class of thirty-six candidates In.
to the mysteries Of the rank Of pagt
or the second degree Of the order.
Due to the large class. the business SEES.
sion Of the lodge was held At $50
o'clock. instead Of 1880. the usual TINA
About 400 members and visitors from
other lodges attended the affair. which
was very elaborate in every respect
Following this. a social session was en-.
joycd by all. at which time a short but
interesting program was rendered By
several members Of Black Prince.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
AUTO RECOVERED

The Hudson SuncrsiS specdster stolen
March % from in front Of the Rex the
afro was recovered yesterday In Scio
O.. through the National Union Fire In.
surance company Of Pittsburgh. Messrs
Ebeling and Gibbs. local agents.
The automobile, which was owned by
J. G. kepfcr Of the Wheeling Mold y
Foundry company. had been run about
600 miles. IT was covered with mud
and badly damaged when recovered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
Has1ey Services.

ruu"rol scr, ices wer. held lat @ =.
n.is at n'v,o"> at ia" Second Unit !
Presbyterian chIrcn "I"r the body o.
tho lat" SAmrrl II. ka<!cy. who passed
ava; Tuesday at n" L"nc Of his scr
~ Lester. ~. pr. =. H. Robinson htG
chs. rye Of tnc *'rvic" and :nt"-meut
will occur this morning AZ 10 o'clock at
iirI., rwoad cemetery.
Mr. EaS'ey. form"ri> we!i-hr"wn
N-h"atinC mar. was in the coal business
IN ;A:S community for many years. and
Mas on" { the highly respected citizens
a.: n" ely. He was member Of COM
i,any G.. t'orty-;h:rd Ohio. g. y. r.. and
Tho members OF Wheeling post, G. \. r.
VIII rect shortly hrtnr" ~ o'clock tbs
mornNs at post headquarters TO attend
services q: the grave In body. The
body viii he 'taH"n to Greenwood from
the Men.ct parlors on Chapline street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
OIL AUCTION JUNE IS.

Casper. Wyo.. April 2l.-Thc sale at
public auction Of oil leases on $3.50
acres in the Salt Creek on Field twice
postponed by the interior department
and representing the first sale author
lied under the new oil leasing law. will
be held June Is. Il was announced to-
day from the Douglas land office. where
the sale will be conducted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
NOTED RACER HERE
Bobby Carton, Auto speed King, ReA
vtsittnS-Has Big RACE St fo1
Columbus on July II.

Bobby Carlton. the noted auto raceI
arrived in the city yesterday for q shor
visit here, and visited the Island tracl
yesterday afternoon.
Carlton meets a number OF speed
kings on July IA at Columbus In soI
mile handicap race. and his MANI
friends here were informed Of his pro
gram yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
REJECT PAPER WAGE CUT.

New York. April 21.--l'nion workers
in the paper and pulp mills Of the
United States and Canada have voted to
reject the so per cent wage reduction
proposed by the manufacturers for May
II. It was announced here tonight by tho
labor bureau.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
Nolan RitSk

Saturday morning at $50 o'clock al
:he late homo. No. 22lS Eoff street
funeral services will be held over Tic
late Charles Nolan. who passed away
Wednesday, evening at 9 O'Clock. Re
QUEEN high mass will be offered ut
o'clock at st. Joseph's cathedral and In
terment will take place in Mount Cal
vary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
DRY GOODS.

New York. April 21.-Cotton goods
ruled today. in the gray goods division,
with some sales reported fro June deliv-
cry. Yarns were unchanged. Raw silk
was slightly easier. Wool goods were
steady with little new business. Bur-
laps dull
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LmE1rY BONDS.

New York. April 21.--Liberty bonds
closed: AVS. $40: first A. $40; sec.
ond Is SEQ: first AIS. 1872: second
AIS, S7.32: third AIS. 5000: fourth
as, SIS: Victory 3%s. $3.50; Victory
ANS. 9I.4S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
HARDNGs RECEIVE D. Il r

Washington, April 2l.--Presidrnt and
Mrs. Harding received today delegates
and members Of the D. A. r. here for
their continental congress in the largest
reception Of the delegation OF women
yet rendered at the White House during
the present administration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
FIND MAN WITH
LEGS NANGLED
UNIDENTIFIED MhN IN BELLA1RE
HOSPITAL WILL LOSE BOTH
LEGS.
Police Discover Injured Stranger Near
Ralrced in South
BeuaGre.

TIL morning, Bcilaire police found an
unidentified man lying near the lHitl-
more x Ohio and Pennsylvania raiir"ad
tracks in south Iicllairr with 0"ih less
Utmost cruShru of They rushed the
stranger 10 the Bclla;rc hospital. At
three o'clock the patient was on the
operating table and It was said he prob
ably will lost both limbs.
The man was unable II give an ac-
count Of his accident, or even tell his
mann" There were no papers in ms
clothes by which to establish his
identity.
NEITHER the Baltimor" & Ohio nor tho
Fcnnsy have any record Of man being
struck by train in that locality last
night.
Injuries Fatal.
The Eellaire city hospital Mt SIS
o'clock this morning reported that the
injured man WAS dcId. 10th legs had
been crushed at the knee. Identification
was still impossible. The man was
found near the Pultn"y mine.
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Robert RNcY.

E"b.-; Roy. Nc: known citizen OF
Renwncd. dicd yesterday evening at 10
o'clock al the home ot his mother. Mrs.
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NOTICE.

''"n;rnrtinS IN aN kinds Of hr;-k. tile
ard cement wo-S. Satisfaction Eudran-
:a..':. &. S:tmbtrs. Phone ISL I'm
Gro,c. mr-"@-"6t
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wANrEp-uousE OR APARrMIHT.
FOE SALE-POULTEY.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Hu'.vC : he-rb; gwen ih.,' th. .Nn-
i.:i Meeting Of Tn" sock ho,drr> rt The
10! ~ RiNS- coal company. T." the
.,,t:"i: OF directors and the trl;LS, ction
Z" SUCH other h'l>inrSS ~ may Trnl.rrlr
,..n,.. ,,.Drc II" N",.t:nS. " =, b. h",d At
st.. G~H"ra,i offices .; ;hc .'"InIHnnH No.
-. NirO, B3IiG'rc. l"vcla I'd rh:n. on
TUESDAY. Nay "rd. 1871. az el""ca o'clock
=, tht Forenoon.
- ". MILLER
apl6-p secretary.
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1ACTEO lLE

wANTED-priilerS for operating Key
stone Traction Drilling machines on
watcr well work. requiring pine drtving.
State experience. Contractor, Box eos.
EC ila!re, OHIO. ap-lS-r
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prisoner.
Call n. Y Tnrrler

One OF them Is the farricr wh" Il few
days before September Ii Shod the
horse which was hitchcd 10 the wagon
thought to have carried the explosives.
Identity Of the other is unknown here.
John Memolo. attorney for liCi. an
nounccd today that nc would apply to-
morrow for 4 writ Of hahsaS CORPUS In
the district court At Sunbury. liGi Is
being held on a charge of cvaddnG the
military selec,ive service act.
Whether the prisoner. who Is 81 years
old, will be taken to New York could
not he learned tonight. Investigators
expected to put him through another
bomhardment Of questions tomorrow
morning. Tonight they were cndearor-
ing TO find out his whereabouts at The
time Of the explosion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
UNABLE TO PLACE
WALL Street PLOT
ON TITO L|CI
Scranton Police Lose Man S
Trail for Many Days

Scranton Ia. Apr. 2l--Tit" Lag. IN"
I;ai,an arrested here Tur>day on Sis
p!C'on of CONNIE, ti"n w!lh TN" Na!i
-irr.t explosion o. las $cmr"ntv: 10,
uui; his job here as Il C'mm"n iaH"rcr
ri"hj '!;tl before tn. dl~n.;r"i.s blast.
police learned today They W'r' unable
10 trace his movements from tidt time
uu;l early in Urt"hr! wi.rn hc WAS re-
employed on 4 construction job in this
city.
rur four hours This afternoon the
SUSPECT was quiHz ii. .n":u inicrrHERt"rS
being assisted by Il department Of JUS
tiCe agent and 4 detective who arrived
early today from New York. l.iEi rrlt-
Grated his aGmittanrc of being draft
evader during the war and of bcin4; an
anarchist. but h" denied llHt h" had
heen in New York at ANY time during
the last seven years. During all tha'
time. he WIS quoted as saying. he re-
manned in Scranton and nearby towns.
The New York detective. Thomas
Martin. said after seeing IT." prisoner,
that he did not conform in some re-
spects TO descriptions given mctrop"..
itan police OF the man Thought :" mnN-
driven the "deathwacnn" into IN" hn1n
cial district last fall. shortly h"l"r" 'a'
blast which caused forty deaths ana ...
jurcd more than 80 ."th"r'.
However," DctcctiN" Martin hSSzS
you cannot place rrcl. ,ru~' ." Y
criptions: they are apt To b" wr.'s s
After in;erroSatinG L'ra N.r' h
talked to police hcadGuLr'' r. D." 80 :
York and searchers w"r" son, out 'M"H
to look for the two pc ..S 10 s..T"
descriptions OF the "dcaIu wagon trN-
or. It was said the pair might %"
:'"N"rh: here to try and identity III"
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BRAIN TESTS
BY SAM LLOYD
? Minutes to Answer This.

y total Of so is produced by HrIIaS-
ing the digits shown on the blackboard.
Now. who can arrange those same
nine figures to produce co?
Answer 20 Yeseerday's Puzzle.
The reous represented Dates and
Peaches or chcsS).
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LOST AND FOUND.

LoST-F'ur cape trimmed with EUR tails.
betwccn Cumberland. Mi. and "h"":-
ing. Finder write Mrs l.. l.. Tf.N;er.
.ii"i ~. der Road. Columbus. Ohio. ana
rCrrt,, rrAar, tp-Sl-.
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WANTED
BOYS
TO
SELL
TIE NTELLIeENC18
MORNINGS
BEFORE
SCHOOL
csQ,cs. 1905 Marke. st.
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FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS.

KNAPP Qua!:;E EN;;Ir:S. I. X. Al
rr:xnt. Agent. 1911 Jacob street. Wheel
ing. ". Va. Kiad,y ,e.cphone S90-E.
ap-cl-j
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wANTED-FNHALH,
WANTED.

wANTEp-A gi-i for genera house
vera. SrS. james Cumn!ns. Goa South
r-o&'. Telephone ln!S-E a7-"e-%
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FOE SALE.

ZOE SALE h. .. motor boat. Henry
Sa.1G", nos Water s.. Wheeling. W.
! Va. ap-7-t
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1921-09-29
WHY DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND
SWAMP ROOT

For many years druggists have watched
with much interest the remarkable record
maintained by DR. Klmer's Swamp-Hoot,
the great kidney, liver and bladder medi-
cine.
II is a physicians prescription.
Swamp Root is strengthening medi-
cine. 1t helps the kidneys, liver and blad-
der do the work nature intended they
should do.
Swamp Root has stood the test Of years.
It is sold by all druggists on its merit
and it should help YOU No other kidney
medicine has so many friends,
BE sure to get Swamp Root and start
treatment at once.
However, if you wish first TO test this
great preparation send ten cents to DR..
Kilmer l. Co.. Binghamton, n. Y, for a
sample bottle. When writing be sure and
mention this paper Advertisement.
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1921-09-29
625,O0O BOTTLES
SOLD IN NEW YORK
Biggest Thing Of Kind Ever Seen In
That state, Declares Big
Wholesaler.

The fact that 625,O 900 bottles of Tan
lac have been sold in the state Of New
York since its Introduction there less
than one year ago, is "A big business
item that will attract unusual atten-
tiOn throughout the entire East for
nothing like it has ever happened be-
fore. 1t breaks all records.
Mr.. George B. Evans, manager O.
the Gibson-Snow Company, the we'll
known wholesale druggists, with
branches in Albany, Buffalo, Roches-
ter and Syracuse, recently announced
that the preparation was now selling
in their trade territories alone at the
phenomenal rate Of approximately 5O0-
600 bottles a year.
"If the present rate continues" said
Mr.. Evans, this state alone will prob
ably require considerably over 100000
bottles a year. This is a tremendous
figure, but ! am really conservative in
making this statement"
Tanlac is sold by leading druggists
cverywhere.-A
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1921-09-29
FARM
POULTRY
PREVENT BREAKAGE OF EGGS
Plans for Making Better Crates for
Shipping Have Been Worked out
by SpeolaIiata.

prepared by the United states Depart,
ment of AEuC,,tureD
Handling Eggs Tor lroft" is the
title of a little mineographed circular
issued by the food research laboratory
of the bureau of chemistry, United
States Department of Agriculture,
which gives directions and drawings
for the construction Of egg cases and
outlines methods for packing the eggs
so as to reduce loss from breakage
while in transit from the producers
10 consuming Centers.
The specialists in the food research
laboratory have made study of meth
DDS for packing and shipping eggs IN
order to reduce the great losses from
brenkage that have occurred in the
past. This work has been done in all
parts of the country in cooperation
with railroads and with egg shippers.
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1921-09-29

The Right Method of Mailing Crates
Is Shown in Fig. I, Proper Methods
of Packing in Fig 2, 8 and 4-Poorly
Made and Packed Crates Are Shown
in Figs. 5 and 6.