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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. Is. Va. Dec. \. Il
F'Urn.>uc.! thr .n,siiiHrn> ur by A. Z.
Austen ~ CO. members New FORK St"cA
l.. ,EanSc. second noOr National BanA
II W ~. Bldg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09

"Automohilcs are here To- stay" m
announces. but motorists want
them to be here TO so.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09

Cash quotations Wheat: No. red
$il.is: No. ; hard $l.ll'4 Corn: No. :
mixed 4Ste to I9'2: No whit" 49,
10 49,. Oats: M. white 50 To 80;
No. 3 white 3lE 70 "a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
WHEELING LIVE STOCK

Wheeling, W. Va, Dec. 8. -.
IEELlNG LIVE STOCK CON. co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
Total sales 65?,IO VshAres.
CD-EX div. s. %.
(2)-Ex-div. $500 In stock.

The sun is 100000 times larger than
thc earth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
CITIES SERVICE SALES

Wheeling W. Va, Dec. 3. '2l.
Reported by H. l.. Doherty & Co. New
FORK. through CLAUDIO Meekcr. hoard
OF Trad" BuiliinS. Wheeling.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-04
SEASON
 CLOSES TODAY
 IN WASHINGTON
Sun Dodgers and Others Are Competing on the Clnd-
 CTS at Pullman.

SEATTLE, Wash, June 4. The University of Washington track season will Rclose today when the Sun Dodgers perform on the Pull. man track in the annual Northwest Conference meet. With good weather for the Pullman meet, local track followers expect to see many records fall before the onslaught of the Purple and Gold runners.
 Coach "IIec" Edmundson has his men groomed carefully to give them an opportunity to be in the pink of condition when they step onto the fast Pullman track. The Sun bod ger coach expects great Hhings Of Vie Hurley in the sprints and low hurdles, Don Douglas and Reg Pratt in the quarter, Harry Beall and "Swampy" Davis in the half and mile, and Captain Gus Pope in the weights.
 Edmundson has uncovered find in Mason, pole vaulter and high jump CT. who may spring a surprise at Pullman. Mason turned out a few days before the Washington team left for Eugene and vaulted II feet ] inches after a few trials. He had not done any pole vaulting before this year, and Edmundson thinks that he is due to go considerably higher with a little more practice He went to Eugene with the Wash ington team.
 Fdmundson has not decided just whom he will send to Chicago June 18th, to represent Washington in the National Collegiate Athletic As. sociation meet, but he is virtually certain to enter Gus Pope, the Wash ington Captain, who has been heav ing the discus dangerously near the worlds record recently besides put ting the shot consistently better than f5 feet. The Sun Dodger entries in the big Chicago classic may include any of the following: Hurley. ,sprints, Pratt or Douglas, quarter; Beall or Davis, half mile, and Pope, weights
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-04
GUN CLUB WILL
 SHOOT IN BASIN;
 MANY TO ATTEND
Juneau Shotgun and Rifle Club Will Hold Weekly
 Meet Tomorrow.

The stage is all set, according to E. c. Keeney, secretary of the Ju, neau Shotgun and Rifle Club, for one big day at the range at Last Chance Basin. The range, MT. Keeney says has just been surveyed by Frank A. Metcalf, the well-known engineer with the assistance of other men and the distances are accurately marked
 All the fans, both with rifle and scatter guns are "rarin' to go" on account of missing their days sport last Sunday on account of the wet weather and the secretary said that the shooting in the basin tomorrow will sound like a piched battle
 The hostilities start at one o'clock in the afternoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-04
JOHNNY TOBIN REAL
 STAR DECLARES ONE
 OF LEAGUE PITCHERS

CLEVELAND. June 4.-Pitcher J. Bagley, who led all pitchers in or ganized baseball with. 31 victories for the Cleveland American League team, thinks Johnny Tobin, right fielder with St. Louis, is the most scientific batsman in the country and worthy successor to Willie keeler, who led the National League in 1897 with batting average Of .432
 Bagby says Tobin has the ability to hit the ball as far as other heavy hltters, can bunt more skilfully than most of them and place his hits with more accuracy than any player in the American League
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-04

LET'S GO TO TAKU.
 On the Alma Sunday. See Bart lett. adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-04
TRAPSHOTTERS PLAN
 MANY TOURNAMENTS

NEW YORK, June 4.-Present in. dications are that this will be the banner year of trapshooting. With the exception of Louisiana, Maine and Massachusetts, every state has made arrangements for it's state champion ship tournament. Louisiana. has no state association, and no champion ship tournament has ever been held there. Massachusetts has chosen Bos ton as the place to hold the state shoot, but has set no date. Maine hasn't done a thing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-04
SEATTLE TAXES ANOTHER GAME FROM SACKIES
 
Overcome One Run Lead and Then Bingles Over
 Three More Tn Ninth.

SACRAMENTO, June 4-Seattle overcame one run lead and added three in the ninth yesterday beating Sacramento by score of to l.
 The batteries were as follows:
 cramento-Penner and Elliott
 Seattle-Geary and Tobin National League.
 Nothing exciting happened in the National League yesterday with the exception of New York defeating Pittsburgh which leads the per centage column.
 American League.
 Cleveland, which leads the per centage column, was defeated by Boston in yesterdays game. Phila- delphia must have had a regular batting bee for Detroit was defeated 15 to g.
 Pacific Coast League.
 Los Angeles got a cinch on fourth place yesterday and Vernon has slipped down the percentage column.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-04
YESTERDAYS GAMES

Nau0nal League. At Pittsburgh-New York 4, Pitts burgh 1. At Cincinnati Boston 4, Cincin natl 0. At Chicago-Chicago 8, Brooklyn 8 At St uis-Philadelphia 6, St Louis 5.
 American League. At Boston-Boston ', Cleveland 6. At New York-St. Louis 9, New York S. At Philadelphia - Philadelphia 15 Detroit 9. At Mathematician 8, Wash ington B
 Pacific Coast League. At Sacramento-Seatt 5, Sacra mento 1. =t At Salt Lake-San Francisco 9, Salt Lake '. At Oakland-Oakland 7, Portland ?. At Los Angeles-Los Angeles [, Vernon g.
 International League. At Yakima-Yakima 10, Victoria 6.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-04
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY.

French pastry and cream puffs- the rich delicious kind that melt in your mouth-at the American Bak- cry. adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-04
KEARNS GETTING FOXY AND HANDS
 OUT NEW STEER
Willing Sell Movie Picture Rights - Writers Say
 Means Win Quick.

ATLANTIC CITY, June 4.-Mana ger Jack Kearns said today that he and Dempsey would consider an offer for the sale of their share in the movie rights of the fight on July
 Sporting writers here take this to indicate that the champion intends to win as quickly as possible.
 EARLY MORNING AUTO for hire, 6 a. m. on Phone GA. Stand Alaska Grill. Service anywhere Fine Buick car. Bob Turner. adv
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-01

Zicala reche care Sc spunea cate
unui hdbduc: I'll apd ~ cap," a.
rea I'm rOst tenieinic, de 0are ce
oon'enW de stiin!d de All afirmd
faptM.
81 credinta ca, cine are capul
mare are minte multd, e gresitd,
spui aceiasi oa,aeai de stiintd. Poa.
te sd abd cinevu un cap cit un Dos.
tan 81 sd fie ntai prOst ca noaptea 81
altM cu caput cat o tdrtdgu!d sd
tie filosofM III ,,fitor.
Latd ecu spus in prtrntelc aces
te dr.. Harry w. Forbes, fostul pre-
sedinte al Asociatiunci Medicilo'
OsteOpatici din Los angeles, la con
uentiunea AsOciatiunei Ostcopatic.
care q dvut loo zilele trecute:
"Multe capete mari insem,neasi
peste sapte Hnguri de supd plin.
cu apd fn creeri. Cdnd aceostd
camtitate normald de apd in crcel
SC mdrc$tc, volumM de sdngc car,
trebuc sd curgd la cap SC micsorea
"a. Accastd lipsd dc circulate q
sdngelui sldbestc toatd functiond
re0 creeruLxi."
Apoi dacd asa std chcstia, en-
care pdnG dcum m am aput bin.
cm apa IL sic rdmos bun. NJ urea,
sd-n,i facd pocinogMl sd mn Sc urc>
la cap. MAJ sunt eIe 81 dltc Wdd
tnri, un grape juice, 0 cafclutd, u,
ceat 81 la .rigoare 81 c0cacola, 81 dpt
lasd sd stea in lac Cd 0cOlO lOcu
ei, mu in caput meW.
C1R1BUS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-01
STIRI
PATRIE.

In sedinta de seara din 5 Iulie
a. c. Scnatul a votat legca, prir
care scoala supcrioara dc medi.
Gina yetcrinara sc ridica Ia rangul
dc facultate de medicina veteri.
nara pc langa Univcrsitatea din
BucureSti.
Legca asociatiilor professionals
intocmita de ministcrul muncii, d
fost tradusa in nemteste 81 pu
blicata in Buletinul Official al bi.
roului international al muncii dc
la Geneva.
O delegatiunc a lucratorilol
mineri din Lonia, impreuna Gu d
senator Iancu dc la PctroSani, q
prezentat ieri d-lui ministrl
Trancu-IaSi un memoriu Gu pri
wire la situatia minelor statulu
de acolO.
MinisteruI muncii hOtarit, cs
! in unire GU dclegatul ministerulu
de industrie, sa faca ancheta.
S'au supus spre aprobarea con
siliului de ministri urmatoarel,
lucrari: repararea soselei jude
tene Argos s-Boiscara; reparare.
lpodului de pc soseaua nationaG
Bucurcsti-Varciorova
Inlocuirea tablierului pc podu
MKT de pc soseaua nationala, Blu
lcuresti-Varciorova (in judetu
Mehedinti)
La directia asistentei social
din ministerul muncii s'a tinu
ieri 0 consfatuire la care lua
parte 81 episcopal Vartolomeu .
Rdmnicului.
S'a discutat chestiunea cedari
localurilor de pc langa manasti
rea Tismana, spre q Sc infiinta
scoala de indreptare pentru mi
nori.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-01
HARDING IN
PLYMOUTH

Plymouth, Mass, l August. -
Presedintele Harding a participat
eri Ia serbarile ce lea aranjat Ply
mouth in amintirea pilgrimilor.
carl au VENT in aceasta tara main
te GU trei suite ami.
Presedintele Harding a sosit GU
yachtul Wayflower. FL a fost pri-
NIT de guvernorul Cox din Massa-
chusetts. PreSedintele Harding a
fost acompaniat de doamna Hard
ing, dc ministrul Weeks 81 de cati-
va senatori 81 deputati.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-01
0 noud organizatio
muncitoreaSCd

NEW YORK, 81 Iulie.-Forma.
rea organizatiunei "Thc Loyal La.
Dor Legion din New York City
c destinata sd schimbe Gu totul ira.
ditionala conceptie a atitudinei
American Federation of Labor
fata de patroni, de public 81 d.
muncitori," anuntat All noapte
d. F. P. A. Vacarelli, fostul vice.
presedinte al International Long
shoremen Association 81 noul pre-.
sedinte al Legiunii.
ID. Vacarelli zice ca statutele a.
doptate de noua organizatiune re-
cunoaSte urmatoarele puncte:
"Dreptul barbatilor 81 al femei,
lor de a lucra fie ca sunt sau nu
membri in Uniunile Muncitoresti
"Drepturile publicului in gene.
raj ca o parte interesata in contro'
versNle muncei.
Necesitatea unor legi carl *
stabileasca tribunale de arbitri Gu
puteri de a forta supunere la de
cisiunile ce va lua.
"Aplanarea diferentelor dintrt
patroni 81 muncitori fara interven
tia persoanelor carl nu sunt per
sonal 81 direct afectate de chestiilt
in disputa.'
Nouazeci la suta dintre membri
nouei organHatiuni, a zis d. Vaca
relli, Sc vor compune din functio
narii uniunilor muncitoresti afilia
te la American Federation Of La
boz. Eli rcprczinta, dcclarat din
sui, 10000 muncitori in New York
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-01
MARBLE JURIU DIN
AUGUST

James I. Cassidy, procuror, a
declarat ca marele juriu, care-si
va 1ncepe munca sa All, va avea
multi de lucru. Ell va presinta
juriului $50 cazuri, dintre carl
10 cazuri de asasinare. Nu sc poa.
te astepta ca juriul sa-si terminc
acest lucru in o saptamana de
aceea va fl necesar, - declarat
procurorul, = ca sd sc tina 81
sedinta de noapte. Daca juriul
nu va termina lucrul nici astfel,
Ell vor fl retinuti pana atunci
|pana cand lucrul Sc va termina
0 saptamana orr doua.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-01
PACEA VA Fl
ASICURATA
IN IRLANDA


DUBLIN, l Auglst.-Irlandezi
au primit oferta mai liberala An
gliei. In intelesul acestei ofertt
Irlanda va primi o autonomie ma
MARE decat ceea q domeniului Ca.
nadei. Irlanda va Fl o republics
in toate privintele, afara de hume
Situatia Ulsterului va fl aranja
ia prin aceea Cd ! Sc va permite 81
alba un parliament subordonat pa
ma ce situatia lui nu sc va aranjs
in mod definitiw
Decisiunea cabinetului lui D.
Valera fost facut& in urpa rein
toarcerii din Londra q lui Ar
O'Brien, care = adus scrisoar'
importanta della Lloyd George.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-01
RECELE ANCLIEI
Pc VAS DE RAZBOI
AMERICAN

Cowes, Isle Of Wight, ! August.
- Rcgele George al Angliei . fost
eri pc teritor american. Fri ! vi
zitat vasul de razboiu Utah, care
apartine Statclor Unite. E1 ! re.
1ntors vizita ce la facut-o pc
yachtul regal Victoria and AL.
bert yice-admiralul Albert s
Niblack, comandantul fortelor M.
vale americana din apele euro.
pene Regele Z tost accompanies
de regina Maria u de mosteni,
torul de tren.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-01
ACCORD INTRE FAS-
CIsTI 81 SOCIALIST

Roma, | August. Signor
Denicola, presedintelc camerii de-
putatilor, Isl ola toata silinta ca
sa faca pace intre nationalistii
extremist 81 socialist. Sc crede
Cd munca lui va fl incoronata dc
success. El ar dori sd faca un ira.
tat intre eli, iscalit de conduca-
tori ambelor particle 81 de depu.
tatii din camera al ambelor par.
tide. Astfel sd spera ca Sc va
pune capat luptelor regretabile
earl impiedica multi ca Italia sd
reyina la normal.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-01
ANUL xvr.--No. 1T.

numai necopt. Simptomele sunt
aceleasi, dar cauzele sunt deose-
bite. Vremea desavirScSte corup-
tia, putreziciunea, 81 coace ceea
ce necopt."
Repet 81 acum: poporul roma
nesc in intregimea lui nu este
corrupt. Ell este deplin SANTOS,
dar inca necopt. Ell nu este rm
batrin pc care fie care pas, fie>
care ri il duce mai aproape de
groapa, ci este un copil care acum
sc apropie de anil tineretii 81 pc
care fie care pas, fie care ii il
aduce mai aproape de vrista bar
batiei. Batrineta este trecutM, IT,
nereta este viitorul. Moi n n'avem
trecut mai bogat de cat al unui
copil Gnu ne gandim la trecutul
parintilor), dar avem in fata
noastra un viitor bogat.
E umbra multa in acest vifor?
Poate ca este umbra multa in
prezent, dar este umbra fiindca
e scare, un scare care Sc ridica
acum 81 Gu cat sc ridica mai multi
Gu atat mai multi dispare umbra.
E soarele poporului romanesc.
Sa nu pierdem nadejdea in pu-
'terea vindecatoare a timpului.
vor trebui dol ami, cinci, zece sau
81 mai multi, nu stu, - dar
stu Cd din aceste framantari cat
de multi ar tinea trcbuie Sd sc des-
prinda alte temelii pentru Ro-
mania de name. 81 Sc vor des-
Iprinde, pcntru ca framantarilc
MI vor inceta pana nu sc vor dcs-
prindc.
Ori cat de neinsemnatc ar pa
rea inceputurile: lege agrara, le-
ge despre impozitul progresiv, le-
gea pentru protectiunea munci-
torilor ct, ori eat de multc ne
aJunsuri ar cuprinde - ele for
meaza un pas inaintc, primul pas
lnainte. Sa nu finn prea nerabda-
tori in asteptarile noastrc. lie
vine vremea la toate - 81 moi
avem vremea de partea noastra,
pentru ca suntem tineri 81 sa-
natoSi.
Eu sunt optimist 81 vad Roma
MIA democratic de name 81 as vol
sd FAC so vaza 81 altii.
Ea este pc drum.
Iosif Schiopul.,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-01

General
areStat
Diplomatul Jugoslav acuzat
pentru incercare de
stoarceri.

V. r. Savici, consulul general
al Jugoslaviei la New York, S d
predat alaltaeri authorization jul
diciare ca sd raspunza la acuzares
cd a incercat sd comita stOarceri
Savici a plcdat la tribunal {;
nu-i vinOvat 81 a fost liberat pc {
cautiune de $500.
Savici e acuzat Cd a volt sS
stoarca 1000 dc actiuni de Ii
Frank Zotti, editorul unui zial
zilnic, amenintindu-l ca va sill
companiile de vapoare Sc retrag;
anunturile.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-01
ara noaStr3
DE CE TREBUE SA FIN OPTIMISTI

Are dreptate colaboratorul DIV.
Voinea Pribeagul, care face cate.
va reflectii la articolele mele des-
pre- Tiara noastra" -. Are drep-
tate: sunt optimist in ce p1iveSte
viitorul tarii noastre.
Am fost intotdeama optimist.
Optimismul meu era 81 este ere
dinta nestramutata in puterea de
viata poporului rolnanesc, in
sanatatea profunda paturii lui
taranesti 81 in caracterul trecator
al tuturor framintarilor carl par
sal turbure avintul. Am fost op.
timist 81 atunci cand oSti dusmane
|puternice cutropisera tara 81 Ro.
mania era redusa la coltul de pa.
mant dintre Siret 81 P1-ut; am
fost optimist 81 atunci cand "ali.
|atii" rusi, dezorganizati de vor.
baria fara fapte alui Kerenski, .au
refuzat sd lupte in cele mai grele
vremuri pentru moi, in zilele sin.
|geroaselor lupte de la MaraSeSti
81 am fost optnnist 81 atunci cand
dupa pacea de la BucureSti, care
luase pc alocuri insemnate parti
din Romania alipindule Unga.
riei, Sc parea ca visul de unitate
nationala a Romanilor s'a spul.
'berat pentru totdeauna. Eu an,
crezut III sanatatea sufletului TO.
manesc, orr carl ar Fl fost impre.
jurarile, 81 cram convins ca raz:
ibpiul monalial, accasta cea ma
mare framantarc prin care a ire
cut Omenimea, nu Sc poate sfirSi
altmintcri de cat S'a sfirsit, -
cum am convingerea ca nici &C.
tuala framantarc interna a po.
lporului romanesc nu Sc poats
sfirsi de cat prin asezarea unor
baze noua, demccratice, - orr
cat de putin favorable $ ar parea
1mprejurarIe actualc.
Inaintc Gu dol ami, pc vremea
Conferentei de Pace dc la Paris
lnvlnulrea pc care mereu re
petau ziarele dusmane noua era
ca poporul romanesc este corrupt
81 coruptibil. Atunci am adresat {
scrisoarc directorului ziarulu
american New York Herald
(cditia dc la Paris invocand m
argument care a prins: ''Poporu
romanesc nu este corrupt, putred
pentru ca este prea tinar. Ell este
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-01
CO N U NIcAT.
OFICIUL SECRETARULUI
GENERAL

No. 1-1921. S. G..
prin aceasta Sc aduce Ia Gu
nostinta onor. Societ&tilor
membre in U. s. B. A., ca Gu
fncepere della / August 1921.
toat4 correspondents 81 cecurile
pentru conspects, repartitii,
butoni, statute 81 altsle 90 voI
trimite Il oficiul q. s. B. A.,
6l6 Poland Ave-, youngstown,
Ohio.
Jecurile So vor face pc nu.
mele q. s. +. L., loan N. 9u'
fan&, easier general.
Youngstown, O., 26 Iulie 1921
GEORGE MARHAo,
secretar y. s. +. A
(75-6-7)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-01
DETROITUL
:APROAPE NORMAL

DETROIT, Mich, ! August. -
Uzinele din Michigan-75 la.suta
--lucr4 Gu capacitate norihala
precum declarat presedintele ca
merii de comert de sici. In orasul
Detroit lucrs de present Gu "a 900
lnuncitori mai multi c. in ! April.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1921-04-27
AMERICAN SAILORS.
Second to None in the
World by an Observer.

To The New York Herald: | have
read with profound interest the letter
headed American Sailors Criticised"
and wish to reply to this most unjust
criticism of American born sailors
During the last fifteen years / have
come in contact with both American
and foreign crews, and after careful
and unbiased observation | have
come to the conclusion that the aver
age American sailor is second to
none.
1t is true that during the late war
many of our vessels were manned by
crews the majority of whom had new
err been at sea before, and due to this
fact some little difficulties were ex-
perienced, but believe that the me-
chanical trouble was caused by faulty
equipment due to the great haste in
construction and not wholly to the
inefficiency of our sailors.
The reason that American ships
manned by American crews cannot
successfully compete with foreign
shipping is because the American
sailor cannot live like an animal; he
must have cleanliness, good, whole
some food and cannot live on the
same wages received by the foreign
seaman, because he is used to a high
err standard of living.
Mr.. Garrett says he has never per-.
sonally heard word of praise spoken
in behalf of our seamen, and no doubt
he never will, as the Americans are
not given to self-praise and the for
eigners are so busy praising themsel-
YES that they have no time to praise
the Americans. One trip in foreign
bottom after shipping on an Ameri-
can vessel is enough to convince any
of the vast superiority of the Ameri-
can sailor George H. Tobin.
Staten Island, April 9.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1921-04-27

Last autumn there was hullabaloo
about the certainty that the American
farmer, now that market quotations
were shooting the chutes, would not
raise wheat as he had been raising it
during the period of war peak prices.
But here is the United States Govern
ment report with an estimated winter
crop of $4,000, 900 bushels, which is
the fourth largest in the history of
the country.
With the 3O0,0OO,00O to $780,
100000 bushels to carry over on Mar.
10, this winter crop would be pretty
good supply for export as well as do
nestle demands. By itself it would be
quite enough, If not single bushel
were in prospect from the spring
wheat crop, to feed the nation and
provide the farmers seed supplies.
The American farmer is nobodys
fool He knows that it pays better to
grow plenty of wheat for a normal
market, when the cost of raising and
handling it is normal, than to be COM
PEELED to put into his wheat abnormal
costs to production that will eat up
all the crop can be sold for in even
an abnormal market.
The American farmer, like every
other producer, has had to take some
bitter medicine when after he had
put high wages and high supplies into
his crop last year his selling market
collapsed under him. But when he
can buy his materials and supplies
at something like rational figures, as
he now an, and when he can get his
labor on a similar basis, as he will
be able to get it this year, the Amer
lean farmer is not going to reach the
ooorhouse on his bumper crops; he is
going to make money. And this is
what the nation wants the American
farmer to do.-New York Herald.