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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-29
FORMER LEADER
OF ALLIED ARMY
CREETs HARDING
Marshal roeh Psys High Tribute 10
American Soldiers; 10 Greeted
by President in Name
of People.
CALLS ON OFFICIALS
AT CAPITOL OFFICES
Wilson. Broken IN Health. Unable
10 See War Hero: Foeh Leaves
His Card; Visits Hughes.
Weeks and penby.
by United Press.

Hf Ihli"1 frrhh,
Washington. Oct. 81 Marsha
foch. commander In chief Of the nj
lied armies during the latter part ol
the world war. accompanied by hIi
staff and by Ambassador Jusserand
arrived at tho wrltc House prompt
~ At 10 o'cloc. THIS morning Tor his
flrl official call on President Hard
Ink.
Hundreds of people lined the avail
ahlo space around the White Hoass
to get glimpse Of the French
hero. Many had been there for
hours. Like fans at a World Series
baseball game. scores secured ad.
vantageous positions around the
grounds and remained on the Job
until the distinguished Frenchman
appeared.
As the war hero entered the
White House grounds he was cheer.
ed Justify by the people. The varlouf
groups We'd In the volume OF their
cheers and there was continuous
handclapping from the moment the
Frenchman appeared until he had
entered the White House. As he
passed up the entrance. he acknowl
edged the cheers as he smillngly
waved to the crowd.
Harding oreets Hero.
Marshal Foch exchanged greet
ings with President Harding in the
history blue room OF the White
House.
The president greeted the French
hero In the name of the American
people and n short talk, took oc.
casion to thank the Frenchman in
their name for his service to human
ity, In leading the allied armies of
the world against their then com
mon foe, the German.
The visit with the president last
ed about Is minutes. After leaving
the White House, Marshal Foch AM
his party went directly to the capi.
tol where he called on vice.Presi-
dent Coolidge. This meeting took
place in a room off the senate
chamber.
1--WE regard YOU" said President
Coolidge, "as a man who saved both
France and America
In his reply to the vice-president's
remarks, Marshal Foch paid high
tribute to the heroism and fighting
abilities of the American officers
and soldiers in the world war.
During his round of official visits
Marshal Foch also called on Secre-
tary Of State Charles e. Hughes,
Secretary of War Jo' n w. Weeks
and Secretary of the Navy Edwin
DENLY.
Wilson Unable To Appear.
One of the pathetic incidents of
the days round of official calls, was
when Marshal Foch called at the
residence of Woodrow Wilson, for
mer president of the United States.
The former executive, broken in
health from his strenuous work dur
ing the war and in connection with
the Versailles treaty, was unable to
see the war hero of~France. He was
forced to send his regards when the
Frenchman called.
Marshal Foch left his card.
Marshal Foch, with his party, is
scheduled to leave soon for Kan
sas City, where he is to be one of
the distinguished visitors at the re-
union of the American Legion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-29
OFFICERS KILL NEGRO.

By United Press.
Oklahoma City, Oct. 29.-Johnny
Johnson, negro, was killed in a
pitched battle between force of
deputies and alleged moonshiners
near Jones today. johnson is said
to have been a lookout. The authori-
ties arrested three alleged moon.
sinners.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-29
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WILL RELEASE DEBS.

+ BY United Press. =
+ Washington, Oct. 29.-Eu- +
+ gene V. Debs, socialist leader, Z
+ will be released from the fed 4
Z eral prison in Atlanta soon af- /
+ ter the peace proclamation Z
+ with Germany is promulgated, I
+ it was learned from source I
Z close to President Harding to- I
= day. I
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-29
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20 DIE IN cLoUDEBURsT
; By United Press.

+ By United Press. {
+ Vancouver, B. c., Oct. 20 I
: Between ten and 20 persons Z
+ are reported to have been I
4 drowned in cloudburst which Z
! partly wiped out the town of 7
+ Britannia near here. The disas- I
+ ter followed week of high z
4 water and general floods. Z
+ + = ; = = : = = = I
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-29
soUTHERNERs GIVE HARDING
'PossUM AND POTATOES

Greenville, S. c., Oct. "a live
South Carolina oppossum and a
hushel Of sweet potatoes were given
President Harding when the presi-
Dental special stopped here enroute
to washington. Secretary Christian
accepted the gifts for the president
who had retired
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-29
LOCAL CHAMBER
IN EFFORT HAVE
F0CH VISIT CITY
Marshal Gables Regrets ssyInp
Limited Time In America VIII
Prevent Walt 10 chlekssha
at This Time.
NEGOTIATIONS UNDER
WAY SINCE MIDSUMMER

Chamber Active Since July: Prof.
Roehat 10 Take Another invlta.
ton 10 Distinguished French.
man al Kansas City.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-29
EVELYN BROKE AGAIN.
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
New York, Oct. 29.-Evelyn Mes
bit who took an overdose of NOR
phine yesterday when threatened
with eviction for non-payment Of
rent, was all right today, it was
stated at her apartment. She is the
former wife of Harry X, Thaw.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-29

Pennsylvania leads the United
States in the production Of glass.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-29
lny RadloI

tIiy Radlo.J
Cape Sable. Steamship Paris.
October ~.
Chamber Of Commerce.
chIckaaha. Okla.
Tres touche de vo,re corllaie
Invitation. Rcgrcite profondment
NO pouvoir accop,er cause peu
dc temp don't 10 dispose.
MARsAL FoCH.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-29

The best caviar comes from the
Caspian sea.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-29

Thirty-six per cent of European
Russia is wooded.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-29

Sixteen per cent of the vast forest
area of the Caucasus is oak.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-29

Forests or the United States cover
55O,O0O,O00 square miles.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-29

Russia has 1O2,6OO miles of navi-
gable waterways.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-23
around Bald hin

The No. we'll OF the Glenn oil
company, located In the northwest
corner Of the southeast Of the south %
east OF lg-14-14. f. dry aud nhan-
doncd at a total depth of | 400 foot.
Hammond and others No. we'll
located I'm the center of the north
lin" Of the southeast Of tho north
west ~ 6-l3-li, Is dry and ahan-
donod AT "a total depth NJ 2.G2i feet.
This IN ono of the deepest tcsts put
down In this locality
Mickclaou and others are rigging
up ON their No. 6 well. an old pro-
duccr located In tho southwest cor
ner OF the northeast Of the south
west ~ 3G-l5-I5, TO drill deeper
The Lowcry oil company has n
rig up FOR It's No. we'll located In
tho southwest corner OF the north
east Of 26-l3-ii,
The No. Rumpus of Mccullough
and others located In the sonthcav
corner Of the southwest Of the south
cast Of S-lA-l6, found sand from
I, l,o36 TO i,046 feet ana IN good for
I 900 600 feet OF gns.
The deep test OF the Tidal oil
company located In tho aouthcast
corner Of the northwest OF 27-l5.
-, has been plugged AZ "A total depth
OF 2,616 feet This operation was q
thorough test for all the known pro.
ducing strata In this locality.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-23
A mother GusIier for the
Burbank POOl

Simons and othcra seem TO be get
ting "a gushcr In their No. l6 well
located In the southwest corner OF the
nOrth hCast OF J-26-6, AZ tho opcru
tiun is reported To- have made 1000
barrels OF oil the first - hours. The
test has only been drilled is feet IN
the burbank puN, topped AT 2,SiO
feet. and IL showing better natural
than any OF the late CompletiunS IN
the field. The new producer is tn"
fuithoTost northwest operation
drilled in the Carter pool, aud Ger
taiuly incrcasos the prospects tor big
production In the area between the
Marlind and carter pools. The wen
VIII be put on down In the sand AZ
once. and is expected To- show much
larger production when completed.
The No. 3 well OF Gardner and
Spencer located In the center of tn,
east line OF the northeast OF the
southeast OF 1865 IA being drilled
.m today, and late reports ON tn"
wcu are somewhat disappointing.
Yesterday the operation was drilled
90 feet In the burbank and topped
.ut 2.1gl feet, and there was 2,Huu
feet of oil Ia the hole but not <uuEh
gas to flow t.. Something big may
be- found deeper IN the sand, or q
shot may increase the production,
however. the operation does not look
liku II viii be us largo as the usual
pioduucua In thLS section II IN Two
locations south OF tho nearest pro-
duriuu Ia the Marlond pool. ana
makes II look like the big production
is playing out In that direction.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-23
Duncan Semi Viidcdt Starts
ont WakiRg 500 B0rrels

The most Important completion
registered for the Duncan district In
somC time was bruught iu Yesterday.
being the no. / vcll of Page amt
others located in the uorthWcst cor
nor Of the southeast ~ the north
cast uf 2S-ls-sw. which Is rcputt"d
To have started ont flowing 500 bar.
rolls per dny Tho big paw was
found Inv the deeper pay for this die
rict. topped 81 2.2l2 feet. ana
drilled 10 feet in
The new woll is milo northeast
Of the nearest deep sand production
Ia the Empire pool ana about "A
mile southwest uf the EHnula's 40
barrel wildcat producer IN the north
west quarter of section 20, \ quar-
ter of mile south of the uow com
plctiun. Ia the southwest corner OF
tho southeast OF TIA" northeast of
section IS, there is a failure, drilled
To "A total depth OF 2,2i0 feet. which
makcB II appear as though II may
mean the opening OF "A new pool
Anyway, much new acreage has
been proven up by the now we'll and
II VIII mean considerable new devcl-
upmcut
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-23
WlNDJAMMERS IN A RACE


t'u - SIN 'h 900 'i~ih l'hil
SAN FRANCISCO, July IL
Two races between two fleets or
windiummcrs terminated at this
port recently, recalling the oldon
lays OF sailing competition on tn"
hi~h seas The bdrkontiu" Alicia
Havisilc, with her arrival here, cap
turcd the liur,.s In the sailing con
tcst from wost coats ports of South
America. Shc easily outdis'ancrd
h.r sister barkcntincs. the Katherine
Mackal and the Phyllis Comyn.
In the other contests the schooner
Meteor made the best time In the
run up from tho South S"a Islands.
making port first and beating the
tiwc ~ the Iottie Rcnnc'' and tn"
James Tuft. By strange coincidence
uclth,r Of the three craft saw th"
others on the long passage until just
of this port.
Tho Alicia Haviside was not
scheduled to come into this port.
She was due off the liEhtship for
orders ana was instructed To Cr.-
crcd 90 Holllngham, Wash. Captain
Hanson Of the Alicia Hlvisid", how
over. because Of a shortage of pro-
visions came into tn" harhor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-23
IndiahiODia Arkansas Wiidcai
Gets .ShOning of OH

The rank wildcat test being drilled
by the lndiahoma Refining company
near the town Of tlarhsNlllo, Ark,
is reported to have found good
showing of oil picked up at l'loV
feet, several bailors of iluid peiuA
taken from the hole when the sahl
was topped. This operation. located
in the northeast corner OF 24-lOn'
PAW. ts located ON "a block OF $4,000
acres owned by the lndlahoma COM
pany, and viii bu one of the Oisgtsl
strikes Tor that state should sooG
production be found. go,
At last reports the tost was stih
drilling in eand, aud some definite
news la expected today. Tho opera
tiun was started to so TO tutu
depth of 5000 feet. unless produc'
tIuu was found at a shalIower depth,
and is ON "A hig structure located pS
the lndlahomd EcoioglStS, NelilEI
and Bots. ,,
Tho No. . we'll Of The Cosmoss on
company located IN the southwest
corner Of tuv northwest ~ 3j-ld-ll
is making lu,Uuu,UUu i,vt OF gas ia
sand from -,l>6 Go 2.1jl feet II
viii probably uv dllilvd ON down 10
the OIL ina the near luturr,
The r,uuuk Ol company ~ rig
cling up ON Its Nu well located
lu the southwest corner of the south
east OF the northeast of 3--lj-ll.
The SO. rhuWAs of the Denver
PRODUCING and Nctmiug company To-
Gated n tho yrutcr OF The west Inc
of tine southwest Of thv southeast OF
.&2-la-lL q hlli mlle south of the
four gushers of the pool, which was
showing for 80 barrels In the top OF
/ the sand picked up AT 2,o,l feet, ~
reported TO have been drilled into
water at total depth of -,JAb itct'
land to no making considerable water
! with the oil at present, This test
win probably be- plugged back In an
lcffurt TO cut uft the water, II Is
very significant and 1t lis the first
water encountered IN the new pool
land makes il appear as though the
pool viii not extend much farther
/ tr the southeast.
North of the pool the no, 1 well
LOT puAckson ana others located IN
! the southwest corner of the north
lV,N ut the southeast ut 6-l3-ll is
.rpurtrd to Doe drilling at S,2i0 icot,
laud lhe Wilcox sand ~ expected Ia
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-23
In ne slick P00i

Tho No woll Of tho lndlohoma
Refining company, located In th"
uorthvou corner OF the southwest
of the northwest ~ 22-la-lU is flow
Ing 50 barrels natural iu the butcher
sand found at about $500 feet.
Tho Phillips Petroleum company
has shot IT, No. Miller. located In
the northwest corner Of the south
east of tho southwest OF 2S-lG-lO
With so quarts. ana tho operation la
good for % barrels Sand was found
from 2,6Si To- 2.7t0 feet.
Tho No Foster or tho Ioo Mac
OH compny. located In the center Of
the south liuc Of tho southeast of
the northeast Of "g-1G.1u. has been
shot with 60 quarts ana is good for
100 barrels The nay ln this we'll
was found from 2.SNO tu 2.H0l feet.
Tho No. / Hric" - the Phillips
Petroleum company located I'm the
southeast corner of the northwest Of
lo-lG-l0 IN dry ana abandoned ~ q
total depth Of OF 3.3S5 feet This
operation was put down through the
Wilcox sand.
The Huworth oil & Gas Co. has
rig on the ground for It's No. |
w"ll, located In the southeast corner
Of the northeast Of the northeast ~
l7-ti-10. This operation IL In a
wildcat territory.
The Nownta oil 6 Refining Co
No, wen. located In the coutcr Of
the west limo of the southwest of the
northwest OF 9-i5-1O, found sand
from $50 20 2.G36 feet and Is
swahhlng so barrels per day.
Tho No. we'll of the Prairie oil
4 Gas Co. located In tho southwcs'
corner Of the northwcst Of 1S-lb-1O
| IL dry and abandoned nt n tutaI
depth Of 5000 feet having pcuc-
| tratcd tho Wilcox sand
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-23
Big Gdsser West of RriStOT

Tho No. I well Of Joe Abraham,
located I'm the southwest corner OF
the northwest of the southeast OF
2S-lf-9. east Of Bristow, was drilled
into the deep sand yesterday. and
stortol out making 25OOO.O 900 feet
OF gas. The pay In this operation
was found from 2.5O5 to 2,574 feet.
II IL the third big offset gnsscr
brought In In this locality but Is
considerably larger than the other
mplptiuus
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-23
In the Osdge

Tho No 7 well Of Peters and
others, located I'm the center Of tho
southwest OF l3-23-S. is dry and
abandoned NJ a total depth Of 2,5O0
feet.
The Nnrlnnd oil & Refining co y
No. q we'll In IN" contcr Of the west
line of the southwest Of the north
cast of ~ "2-S IN good for zoo harA
rcls natural In the second break in
the lime found from 2,553 to 2,662
foot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-23
New Wen in Simplex POOi

The o. T.. \ Il. corporation's No.
Hcntic, located In tho southeast
corner OF the northeast of IN" north
woat Of the northeast ~ 2G-12-lt,
found sand from 2,f35 TO @642 feet.
and started out making l+n barrels.
Tho now producer is an offset 20
one OF the original wells, In proven
territory.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-23
In the OkmUlgee District

The Lambert on n Gas CO. IL rig
giug up on its No. we'll located In
the southwest corner OF the northeast
OF the northwest OF l7-13-I3, In
the Hmc section John H. Rchold has
y rig ON the ground for his No. /
wen, located In the southwest corner
of the northwest Ot the southeast OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-23
Taxes Rem0red for Fire
Years in Mexico City

Paul KonZ. who has nm oil office
in Mexico city Is In receipt OF the
following Information concerning a
new ruliuE to promote and stimulate
building I'm NrNiCo. This inrorma-
tlon comcs direct from his office.
"Considcring that within the Unst
two years the population or the city
OF Mexico and the federal district.
has been auEumontod NOR" than one
hundred per cent without the auru.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-23
Stcphcus County Tat Abandoned

The wildcat test of the Minnc-
homa oil company located In the
center OF the north line OF the south
east OF the southeast OF 3i2s-6w. IL
dry and abandoned at a total depth
OF 2.b9S feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-23

tt O. WILCOX n 1hlndOnIng his
wildcat tcst located I'm the center Of
the south line Of the northwest Of
tho southeast of 2i-i9-S. This test
waa drilled TO a total depth OF 3,02j
feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-23

4. ". Hubbard. formerly with tho
Inland Refining company, is IN the
city from Sew Orleans.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-14
Only Two Units
OfHospitals To
Be Constructed

Concluding that the $1G1, 900
appropriated at the last legislative
session for a new wing on the
Eastern Oregon hospital at Pen
dleton, is insufficient, the state
board of control, in session here
Wednesday afternoon. determined
to complete but two of the pro-
posed three wards and accepted re-
yised bids on the new specifica-
tions.
The new bids whlen 10 net 1A-
clude plumbing and heating work,
follows:
Helmer Settergreen, OF &Iissoula,
Mont, 1926, 500; S. G. Morin, of
Spokane, $126,793 Colonial
Building company, Of Spokane,
1929 $3.50; 0. X. Wayman, Of Port
land, $4,000.
With the 100000 1t would be
impossible to complete the third
floor OF the building, it was said,
and cement floors, held to be un-
satisfactory, would necessarily
have been used instead OF maple
floors.
The contractors, 1t is under
stood, have agreed to use Oregon
labor and Oregon material.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-14
Population Of
Washington Is
Showing Gain

Washington, July 1.-THE
white population of Washington
state increased 10 per cent be-
tween 1910 and 1920, while the
negro poplation increased 1876 per
cent, the census bureau announced
today. Enumerators in 1920 re-
ported 1,319,777 whites, $3.50 ne
groes, 9061 Indians, 1858 Chinese,
1887 Japanese; Filipinos, Ha-
waaians, Hindus and Koreans,
1850. Foreign born whites con-
stituted 1874 per cent of the total
population in 1920 as against 21.1
per cent in 1920.
The ratio of foreign born whites
to the total population in South Da
kota decreased from 17,2 per cent
in 1910 to 1928 per cent in 1920.
During the decade the total white
population increased 9.8 per cent
while the negro population in
creased 1.5 per cent. The 1920
census figures for the state were:
White, 619,147; negroes, S32;
Indians, 1884; Chinese, 142;
Japanese, 3S; others. IS.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-14
Plans of Irish
Conference Are
Not Announced

London, July 14.-Eamonn De
Valera, the Irish republican leader
arrived at No. 10 Downing street
at 4.3O o'clock this afternoon Tor
his conference with Mr. Lloyd
George, the British prime minis
ter.
Preparations for today's confer
ence were held in strict confluence
by those directly involved
Mr.. De Valera, it was Indicated
would enter the conference WIN
no fixed formula or policy out
ready to consider any suggestions
regarding triune parley in which
the Sim Fein, Ulster and the Brit
ish government would take part.
1t was considered probable that
definite decisions might not be
reached until after Mr.. De Valera
had returned to Dublin and there
taken council with the Sim Fein
parliament.
Sir James Craig, premier of
Ulster, who has been outspoken in
opposition to parleys between the
government and the Sim Fein
leaders, left Belfast last night for
London. 1t was believed he would
be ready today to act as spokes-
man for the North Irish delega-
ton, should he be called on Tor an
expression of opinion.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-14
Attempt Made
To Wreck Fast
Express Fails

Cleveland, Ohio, July 14.-Au
attempt to wreck an American
Railway Express company train Of
IA cars, carrying a cargo valued at
nearly million dollars, was made
two miles west of Willoughby, o.,
today, according to officials of the
New York Central railroad after II
was discovered that more than fif-
teen spikes had been pulled ano
plates removed from the rails.
Railroad detectives report that
the company tool house near Will
loughby was broken into and tools
removed with which the spikes
were pulled. The train jumped
the track after plowing along for
200 feet before 1t was stopped. No
cars were overturned.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-14
Fruit Men /
Conclude
Sessions
Portland Dock Board.
Pledges Installation
of Storage Plant If
Need Is Shown

Portland, Or, July 14.-The
Portland dock commission will
provide cold storage facilities at
the city terminals for handling ap-
pies and similar perishable pro-
ducts for shipment by water pro-
vided the need for such facilities
is shown. This was announced by
C. B. Moores, chairman, and ~. X.
Averill, member of the dock COM
mission. who spoke at conference
held yesterday noon at the cham
Der of commerce between fruit
growers, members of the dock com
mission and the gricultural COM
mittee of the chamber of COM
merce.
1t was decided to hold another
meeting in the near future when
representatives of the farm and
fruit growers organizations and
marketing concerns of the north
west might meet with the dock
commission and show the eineed for
the establishment of cold storage
facilities at Portland terminals. IT
was announced that figures would
be presented showing the amount
of fruit and other products which
would be moved through Portland
terminals via the water route as a
result of the establishment of such
facilities.
Growers Tell of Difficulties
Speakers emphasized the present
of the fruit grower as a
result of his inability to ship fruit
to eastern markets via the rail
route in competition with growers
of other sections of the country
and of Europe.
That water transportation
would prove to be one of the !,ls
means of restoring the country TO
a sound financial basis vas the
prediction of C. De We're Fairchild
of Yakima, secretary of the recent
ly organized deciduous fruit grow4I
ers' bureau of the Pacific Coast
Producers association. He de-
'lared that the apple industry Of
''"'fir coast cannot hore to