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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-08-30
AMERIKANCI IN OPERNO
PETITE.

Amerikanci, rojeni tel dezeli
so ma glasu, da so dobri trgovcl
kjer pricakujejo hitrih uspehov "a
pomnozitev denarja, neradi pa
vztrajajo pri poklicih, ki zahteva-
jo dolgotrajne vaje in ueenja, pre-,
dino Sc pripleza navzgor. Ia nava-
dna tezka della in mike place je ze
itak znano, da so odmerjeni mo
zemskim prisiljencem, ker tuka.
roieni Sc smatrajo, da so poklica-
nj. da tezka, umazana in malopla-
cana della samo nadzorujejo.
V mislih pa "a danes nimamo
kopanie jarkov ali pometanje ces-
tnih ulic, temvec umetniski po
klic, kjer imajo rojeni talenti lep-
Sc dohodke, kot pa predsednik
Zdruzenih drzav - in to je "Chi
cago Grand Opera Company"
kier po veeini pojejo sloveci pevci
il evropejskega kontinenta.
Amerikancem to seveda nj vsee
in bridko Sc pritozujejo pod praz,.
no frazo: "ze zopet sami foreign
erii". Ako pregledamo imena pet
inpetdeset oseb, ki imajo "a to Sc
zono glavne vloge, vidimo lie par
linen, XII so tn rojeni Amerikanci.
Zakaj da 18TH nj vee, nam odgo-
varia George M. Spangler, direk-
tor druzbe sledece:
Mi imamo samo par American.
cev ma naSi listi "a pevce, ker Sc
iih je dobilo samo par, ki SO pr
-volii delati, Mi ne vrjamemo pre-
vec uspehom, Xxi Sc porajajo cez
noe, kar pa je pri umetniskem pet
iu n6mogoee prieakovati. Sc lie po-
tenn, kadar Amerikanci spoznajo
da ie V TEN poklicu potreba dolgo
trajnega in potrpezljivega della
da je treba priceti cd spodaj in
polagoma plezati navzgor - Sc lie
potem bo upanie, da casom do
bimo amerikansko opero "a Ameri-
kance, nikakor pa ne popred, do
der Sc to ne iZvrSi.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-08-30

Brzojavka IL Bombaya pripove
duje, da je vse krasno gozdno O.
zemlje, ki obkroza palace Nilam-
bur opustoSeno Vsak indijski dom
V onem distriktu je bill oropan. D.
den rebelskih voditeljev Sc je ma
stanil palaci kot vladar.
Neka brzojavka pravi, da je pri-
,pisati uspeh vstaSev dejstvu, ker
Sc nahajajo med indijskim voja-
Stvom izdajalci, Xxi so upornike
preskrbei orozjem in drugim.
Indijski urad poroca, ola preti
vsemu prizadetemu okrozju beda.
Britanci SO proglasili V raznih kra-
jih preki sod.
Britiske cete, vStevsi kavaleri-
jo, so dospele sem IL Bangalora
zadnjo nedeljo in Sc pomikajo ko-
likor mogoce magic proti ozemlju
vstaSev.
IL distrikta Ernad so dospeli
stevilni begunci, ki pripovedujejo
grozne povesti mucenju in ropa-
nju.
London, %. avg. = Vstaja O.
krozju Malabar Sc je pojayila, kot
Sc zatrjuje, pred vsem IL versk
fanatizma. Uporni rodovi so pie
mena Moplah, po veri mohame-
danci arabskega potomstva. Evro-
pejce in druge indijske rodove
smrtno sovrazijo. O politiki in sa-
movladi ne vedo mic, toda verska
baklja jih bo takoj pognala kr-
volitje. Verski fanatizem je prI
njih tako intenziven, da je kaj ma
vadna stvar videti jih, kako tr-.
pincijo sami sebe, ker so mnenja,
da 81 takim pocetje pridobivajo
izvelicanje ma onem svetu.
lVsekakor, natancni opazovalci.
so mnepia. da nj vstaje pripisati
samo varskemu fanatizmu nego
tudi propaganda indijskih nacijo-
nalistov. Ia propaganda Sc nj raz-
sirjala samo V Malabar distriktu
nego skozi vso Indijo.
Situacija "a isolirane Evropejce
in Indijce V okrozju Malabar je O.
bupna, ker Moplahi ne poznajo
nikakega usmiljenja. Med mimi St
propagira, da je treba Evropejcc
iztrebiti do poslednje osebe.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-08-30
Blagoslovi prohibicij

Fundamentalne uspehe, katere
smo dosegli vsled zaslug fanatic
nih apostolov vode, lahko razdell-
mo sledeGe: PrviG, da je smrtonos>
nj "munSajn" pomnozil Stevilo pl-
iancev. Drugic, da Sc je ma tisoce
domov spremenilo V pivovarne in
zganjarne. Tretji6, da na miljone
ljudi krSi zakone in Sc jim smeje
Y pest. CetrtiG, da Sc vsled domacc
kuhe zenske in otroke navajo III
vzgaja "a pijance. Petic, da Sc ka-
re razredna razlika in potuha. Bo
gatini imajo polne kleti matinee
Sih pijaG, med TEN ko morajO reye
Ii zavziivati niGvredno brOzgO. Sc,
site, da prohibicija razSirja hud
smrad grafta in korupcije ne samo
V mimi zivljenja, temveG tudi pri
tistih, ki plezajo po druzabni lest
Wei navzgor. SedmiG, da Sc daje
najlepSa prilika "a obOgateti II.
stim, XII znajo najbOlj spretnO 90,
Iiufati drzavo. Osmie, da Sc name,
sto dobre place slabo pijaco u
biia zdravie in krajsa zivljenje
liudstva. DevetiG, da Sc vSled pro
hibieiie MISC znizali, pac pa zviSai
zloGini in da so sedaj jeee bolj ma
poInjene, kot katerikrat popred.
To vse so zasluge in blagOslOvl
suhaSke gospOde. Kdor hOce reSiti
kakSno zamotano vprasanje n
spehom, doticni mora imeti pred
vsem dobro podlago "a to. Ako nj
sem zdravnik, potem nimam niti
najmanjSega pojma, kako maj O.
zdravim stare, kronicnO bolezen,
ki zuga uniGiti zivljenje mojega
priiatelja. Zdravniki brez diplome
so hoteli resiti vprasanje alkohola
po svojem primitivnem okusu, (
6emur so pritirali bomika IL prve-
ga V tretji Stadij ietike. Prohibici-
ia .je zoprna prikazen IN veiiKa
zmota V gibanju reformiranja clio
veSke druzbe.
To ie naSe mnenie glede prohi
bicije in njenih naukov. Poznamo
pijance in nedolzne vo,
dopivce, zato mislimo, da nismo
naredili velikih pomOt.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-08-30

Predno je Mary Garden mojem
spremstvu odSla V Evropo, da a
ranziramo pevce "a cikasko opero,
smo dali vso prednost tn rojenim
Amerikancem. Zaslisali in preizku
sill smo vsakega, kdor Sc je prigla-
sill. Dobili smo Hazel Dare, XII obe-
ia lepo bodocnost, ako bo vztraja-
la pri uGenju. Dale Mary McCor-
mick, "a katero imamo najlepse
lupe = ampak izven teh dveh, je
sama praznota.
Amerikanci bodo morali pref ali
slej razumeti, da mora operni pc
vec poleg rojenega talenta imeti
tudi mogo vaj, predno Sc talent
razvije do popolnosti, XII je potre-
bna pri nastopih opernih predstav.
Slowed italijanski pevec Rimini
mi je pripovedoval, ola je kot e.
najstletni decek pricel peti ma Via
kin. Rosa Raisa je kot majhna de-
klica zivela V hiSi Campanini, kjer
Sc je ucila peti in Studirala mnogo
let. Muratore je bill pomozni tenor
mnogo let. Stalo ga je mnogo tru-
da, vztrajnosti in della, predno je
dospel do pozicije, katero danes
zavzema. CALI Curci je poskusala
mnogo let, da dobi sluzbo pri kaki
vecji druzbi. Poleg pevskega ia
lenta Sc ina tudi svoji vztrajnosti
zahvaliti, da je priplezala po ume-
tniSBi lestvici navzgor.
"Da, mi zelimo, da bi imeli V ei-
kaski operi samo tn rojene Ameri-
kance, toda predno Sc to zgodi,
morajo isti razumeti, da Sc umet-
most ne pridobi preko noel. Ako
hoeemo dati ljudstvu pravega du-
Sevnega vzitka, potem potrebuje-
mo v prvi vrsti pevce, ki so kos
svoii nalogi. Kadar bodo tn rojeni
nezadovoljnezi pripravljeni in zre-
Ii "a prevzeti to nalogo, potem
maj Sc ogIase, ker druzba je pri-
pravljena, da jih sprejme, kakor
nitro dokazeio potrebno sposob-
most, ki je neobhodno potrebna "a
eikasko opero."
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-08-30
KAKO Sc OBOGATI.

"Kdor vam pravi, da-je mogocc
obagateti drugaGe kot pridnnn
del0m in varcevanjem, Sc vam la
re. " TakO nekako Sc glaSi neld be-
dast pregovor, katerega sc radi po.
sluzujeio razni miljonarji, ki 50
sicer pridobili svoja premozenJa
povsem ma drugaGen naGin. Taxa
je tudi zgodba nekega Irca Jamesa
w. Hebrona, XII je umrl pred par
dnevi New Yorku.
Stiri leta po svojem prihodu Y
Ameriko, ie dobil sluzbo V neki
boljSi restavraciji New Yorku,
kamor so hodili obedovati denarni
magnatje Wall ceste, Sladkal Sc
ie okoli "velikih moz" in Eel "a
tegadel obilo napitnine. PozneJe,
ko je incl nekaj denarja ma stra-
mi, je dobival od njih nasvete, ka-
ko ga maj nalozi V razne delnice,
ce hoGe, da Sc mu bo podvojil, ali
potrojil ali poGetvoril. Ubogal je
ponizno in imetje je naraScalo. Ko
ie umrl, je zapustil svoto Ell mi
lion dolarjev.
Ma tax naein obogati clovek S
"pridnim delom'.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-08-30

drugo sistematicno tirajo ma bum
Povzrocitelji brezposelnosti, finan-
.sni knezi, pa zadovoljno sede ma
kupih dobro obrestovanih in dav-
kov prostih zadolznicah, drzavnih,
okrajnih in mestnih bondih.
To je slika danasnje pisane
druzbe, kjer Sc vsled ljubega pro
fita prikrajSa drzavo ma davklh IN
paine ma miljone pridnih DELAY
cev V obup in pomanjkanje. Reor-
eanizaciia in pravicna ,razdelitee
vseh direktnih in indirektnih dav-
lzov ie V Interest," Wade, ola Sc ka-
kor nitro mogoce izvrsi. Upamo
da prizadeti krogi MISC slept in
gluhi "a pametne nasvete, ki lbi bl
Ii splosnemu ljudstvu V korist III
v dobrobit zvezine blagajne,
Sedanje razmere so nenormalne
in IL nevarnega plesa po vulka'nI
Sc lahko izcimi aktivni vulkanicni
izbruh, XII bi pomenil "a sedanji
sistem drugi Pompej.f
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-08-30
v OKROZJU So MILL SNEG IN
TROPICNA VROeINA.

San Bernardino, Cal. = Prebi
valci San Bernadinu so Sc zad-
MO nedeljo topili V SLIM vrocini,
katero je belezil toplomer V senc;
1O3 stopinje mad niclo. Tisti pa, k.
MISC hoteli ostati donna in so odsli
ma bliznje planine oddaljene 35
mill in XII Sc dvigajo 5000 cevlje,
visoko mad morjem, so Sc tresli
mraza, ker padel je sneg in zapa-
del skoro palec ma debelo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-08-30
v CVETU MLADOSTI

stara Gez devetnajst let je padla
pod koSo neizproSne proletarske
morilke tuberkuloze edna hcerka
roiaka Augusta Aucina
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-08-30
Miss Della Aucin

Pokojnica dekliea Sc je nahaja-
la V Oak Forest okrajnem zavodu
"a tuberkulozne, kjer je premium
la.
Pogreb Sc bo vrsil jjutri, to ie V
sredo ma 81. augusta OBJ 2 uri po-
poldne.
Kdor Sc zeli vdeleziti pogreba,
mai Sc obrne "a podrobnosti ma
August Aucina, 1541 W. 18th st,
telefon Canal 1877.
NesreGnemu oGetu izrekamo ma
tenn mestu naSe najiskrenejSe So
zalje.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-21
Ouareled Since Wedding
Day

MY stomach and liver trouble
made a regular crouch of me. l was
sore at everyone, including my wife,
and we quarreled every day since the
wedding. She is a dear little girl and
know it was my fault. Mayr's Won
derful Remedy was recommended for
my stomach trouble, and since taking
it have felt like a new man. My wife
and ! now get along beautifully" 1t
is a simple, harness preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and allays the inflam-
nation which causes practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal ailments,
including appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded. Glenn
Thistlethwaite's drug stores, A. G.
Luken and Company and druggists
Advertisement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-21

CINCINNATI, Ohio June q. - Re-
ceipts-Cattle 400, hogs $500, sheep,
5000.
Cattle-Market slow, steady; good
to choice butchers sters, s75OdS5O;
fair to good $6Q75O; common to fair,
$45006; heifers, good to choice. $3.50
qS.5O; fair to good, $6G7; common to
fair $3.60q6. COWS, good to choice, SIS
G5.85; fair to good, $685. cutters,
$2.50Q3.50; Gamers s1Q3.50; stock
helfers $445; stock COWS, 1904; bulls
weak; bologna, $4q5; fat bulls, $475
q 800. mich COWS $25 q so; calves
steady; extra S10Q10.50; fair to good
$741O; common and large, $466.
Hogs - Steady; heavies. $S@S.5O;
good to choice packers and butchers
$3.50; medium. $8.50@8.75; stays, S.
q 3; common to choice heavy fat sows
$507; light shippers sS.75G9; pigs
10 pounds and less, 500.
Sheep-Steady; good to choice
lights. 1904; fair to good, Sos; com
mon to fair CSC to $3.50; bucks 81 a
$3.50; lambs, good to choice, $4,000
$3.50; seconds, s7G75O; fair to good
$S612; skips, s4G5.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-21
(Bv Associated PressN

CHICAGO, June Cattle-8,0 900;
dry fed steers and she stock, strong
to 15c higher; grassers, bulls, stock
ers, and feeders, steady; top yearlings,
$500; choice handyweight, held high.
er; bulk beef steers, s7.2568.35: bulk
fat cows and heifers, s45O0s6.00;
Gamers and cutters, largely S2.00G
$50; bulk bologna bulls. S4256450;
butcher bulls, mostly s5.25G6.25; veal
calves. % to SOC higher; bulk mostly
around $3.50.
Hogs-3O,OO0; % 10 35c higher than
yesterdays average; better grades &C
tive; others slow; top, $3.50; bulk
SS.40d SIS; pigs, 10 to 15c higher;
bulk desirable. 1925
Sheep-S,O00; generally soc higher;
prime native lambs to city butchers
$500; bulk to packers, s1200d1250
seven cars Idaho not yet sold; native
yearlings, $40: fat eve top. $3.50; bull
fat ewes, s3.506425.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-21
FRUIT and VEGETABLES

Tomatoes. 35c ID; leaf lettuce. 30c
ID; head lettuce, 40c h.; onions, loo
ID; Bermuda onions. IUc ID: parsley,
Is cents bunch: garlic. so cents lb. +;
new cabbage. IUc Id: sweet potatoes
10 cents ID; green mangoes, sc each;
cucumbers, 20 cents each: turnips
10c ID; carrots. cents ID. lbs
for ID cents: new carrots. 10c bunch {;
celery 25c bunch; Brussel sprouts SOC
quart; radishes. cents per bunch
beets, 10 cents per bunch; artichokeS
SIC each; green beans. 20c h.; way
beans, 20c lb.; asparagus, sc bunch
? for 15c; new corn, 10c each; greer
peas, 25c ID; rhubarb, &C bunch; pine
apples, SOC each; new peaches, 35t
basket; summer squash, 15c each.
PRODUCE BUYING
Country butter, % cents ID; egg!
p cents dozen; chickens, IS cents ;
pound.
Bananas, 15c ID; lemons, soc doz.
oranges, so cents per dozen; grape
fruit, 10 and 15c; cocoanuts, zoe each
strawberries, 30935c ct; English wal
nuts, 45 and So cents ID; chestnuts
so cents ID; pineapples, Csc each
apples, to 10c ID; S1.25 to So bushel
| California grapes, roc ID.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-21
THRESHING PRICES
ARE FIXED BY WAYNE

WINCHESTER, Ind, June 21.-
Members of the threshermen's asso-
citation of Wayne. Randolph, Jay and
Delaware counties met in Winchester
recently to fix threshing charges for
this season.
Charges which were thought to be
fair and consistent with present costs
and prices for farm products were as
follows: Wayne, five cents for oats.
eight cents for wheat, II cents for
rye and barley. Delaware, five cents
for oats, eight cents for wheat, 10
cents for rye and barley. Jay, four
cents for oats, seven cents for wheat,
10 cents for rye and barley. Ran
dolph, four cents for oats, seven cents
for wheat 10 cents for rye and bar
! ley.
About $50 representatives were pres.
ent from the four counties.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-21
LESS CORN ACREAGE,
MORE WHEAT, OATS,
IS CENSUS REPORT

WASHINGTON, D. c., June PA
decrease in the acreage and the bush
ell production of corn, but increa ses
in both acreage and production of
wheat and oats, are shown by census
crop figures just released by the CEN
sus bureau. Corn yield per acre, how
ever, has increased while wheat and
oats have decreased in acre yield due
to the greater acreage. However,
there is a greater PREDICTION of wheat
per capita than during 1909.
The figures show that land which
hitherto had grown corn was changed
to wheat produ ction, the increase in
land sown to wheat more than com
pensating for less in corn acreage
Land which was put in wheat in 1918
spread over 65 per cent larger area
than in 1909, although the yield was
only 80 per cent greater, Is bushels
per acre being grown, against Is bush
els in 1919. The per capita was nine
bushels, against IA in 1909
Better Yield Shown
Corn decreased in acreage by los
per cent, but increased in yield, only
suffering loss of II per cent in the
total production. Acre yields were
25.9 bushels per acre in 1909 and 26.'
bushels in 1919.
Oats gained in acreage by IS pc
cent, hut in production by only a
per cent, the yields being 2S,6 bush
els for 1909 and two bushels less pc
acre in 1919.
Indiana Fourth Corn State
States reporting largest production
of corn in 1919 were: Iowa, 371,3e2
39S bushels; Illinois, 2S6, 765, 250; Ne
braska, 160,701043; Indiana, 15S,603
93S; Ohio, 149,S44,626; and Missouri
46,342 ,O36.
Seven states reported more thai
so, o00,O 900 bushels of wheat, as TO
lows: Kansas, 14S,475,729; Illinois
71,S99,61S; Oklahoma. 66,63S, PIG; Mis-
souri,. 65,210,462: North Dakota, 81
$40, 404; Nebraska, 1922, 469; Ohio
| 5S,124,351
Five states reported more than oo
| 0OO. 900 bushels of oats harvested L
| 1919. as follows: Iowa, lS7.O45, 100
Illinois, 129,4S1,375; Minnesota, SO
10S.151; Wisconsin, 6S,296,223; Texas
! 63,393,157 bushels.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-21
The Farm and The Farmer
BY William r. Sanborn

tain City district, the outlook is un-
satisfactory They are mostly head
ing short, and one farmer said that it
looks as if some fields will be too
short to cut and likely will be pas
tured as the best way out of a loss.
Here and there harvesting will be
done, and it is hoped that the heavy
showers of Saturday and Sunday after
moons will help some" These rains
have given farmers a more optimistic
viewpoint, this being true in all parts
of the county.
Outlook at New Madison
The New Madison elevator folks re-
port a soaking rain last Saturday
evening, the first in several weeks.
This is expected to help oats in a
measure, but at best the oats crop
will be light 1t is not expected that
wheat will go over 10 bushels in that
district; in fact, the state crop report
er set his figures at about one-half a
crop in his estimate TO the govern
ment some days ago, the elevator
man tells US. No wheat has so far
, been cut around New Madison.
The flour mill at Lynn was offering
$1.25 for old No 2 Monday afternoon
this for milling supplies. This was
| the top on wheat in a wide local "a
dius. but millers can often afford tc
pay a premium over shippers prices
to keep the mill grinding. The Lynn
elevator says they have made ne
prices on new wheat and that no har
vesting has yet been done.
142 Members in Corn Club.
They are having a $1,000 corn clui
contest in Saline county, Mo, in which
! there are 142 entries. Of this numbe
IS are boys. The business men of thu
county have taken great interest II
the crop improvement program of tn
state u, and have been such liberia
contributors that the amount o
/ money included in county, district ant
township prizes now total $1,000. I
list of the awards and production
! should make interesting reading I
I corn growers next fall.
Some of the co-operatives IN tn
dairy districts are planning on chees
| factories as a profitable makret 10
milk There are spots in Indiana,
would seem, where cheese could b.
made at a cooperative profit.
Owners of Jerseys are out ate
state records in all parts of the cour
try. The Missouri record is held b
Gold Marjoram, owned at Liberty, VIII
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-21
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
BY
MCMAN US
Dayton, o., Bell Phone, East %.
Home phone 81235
REG. q. g
Pat Oft"

DAYTON, o., June 21.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts, five cars; market, Csc higher
choice heavies. $685.; butchers and
packers, $685.; heavy Workers, 1886;
light Workers, 1885; choice fat sows,
$500 700; common to fair, $1,000
$50; pigs, sS.G0@8:35; stays, $4.O0
$500.
Cattle-Receipts, five cars, market
steady; fair to good shippers, s75C
$500; good to choice butchers, 500
97.50; fair to medium butchers, $65(
600; good to fat cows, $5.00@5.50;
bologna bulls, $4.00G 500; butcher
bulls, S5.o0@ $50; bologna cows, 500
$500; calves, S7.0O09.00.
Sheep-Market, steady; $2.0063 90
Lambs-S7. 00T 900.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-21

In brief chat with the manager OF
| the Goodrich Bros. elevator at Win
chester, we were told that Levi Cort-
ner, Randolph county farmer was the
first man to cut wheat in that county,
so far as heard from. Mr.. Cortner
! started his binder on Saturday morn
| ing, June IS. Except in the western
/ part of Randolph, which has been a
! bit too dry, wheat is expected to
make a fair crop. Mr.. Goodrich said
! that the early sown wheat promised
! to be the best this year, or at least
the fields farthest along and nearest
ready for the binder, look more prom
Using than the balance of the crop.
| Oats are looking we'll in the Win
! chester district, except in a few
/ spots where the showers passed over.
/, Asked as to probable price on the
/ new crop, Mr.. Goodrich said that
prices had been shifting so much from
day to day that it was difficult to
judge. The range, he thought, m light
/ be anywhere from 81 to S110. The
harvest will open up by the last of
this week and be in full swing next
| week.
Will Not Plant Tobacco
| George Wigginton, erstwhile a TO-
bacco grower in Kentucky. has locat
ed on the Arba pike at ''Taylor's Cor
ner" Mr. w was located two miles
west of Dublin last year, where he
! grew two acres of White Burley leaf
which he trucked to Covington, KY.
and sold for $500. He tells US that he
has two fine beds of Burley plants
which he will not set out, as he finds
that he will be unable to get a barr
ready to cure the leaf in time for the
cutting. If you want to try out {
little tobacco, here is a chance to gel
some good plants. Mr.. Wiggintor
= said on Monday that he once sold th'
output of seven acres of this variet!
of tobacco at 5000 per acre, in a high
, priced year. He has 40 acres in corr
but no wheat, having moved to hi!
present home last March.
= Paying S1.2o for Wheat
The going price for wheat at TIL
= Boston and Kitchen elevators oil
&, price being set for new wheat for Jul!
delivery was made by these elevators
: the trade being On a day-to-day basis
i An elevator man at Eldorado salt
; Monday evening that he was afrait
LAuCu Vi luelI wheat udQ De6Q 0uT
), by the drouth, at least some farmer
reported shrivelled grains. The ha
vest is not yet on that far north il
Preble county, but is now only a fey
days away, of course, and the stor
. will shortly be told. Our informan
. said they had not yet made any, Of
= fers to farmers for July delivery, an
much would depend on the quality O
\ the grain. They were paying 81 i
. for wheat Monday
, Oats Heading Short
= Dave Hockett, manager of the Four
= tain City elevator, says that wheat
e ripening fast and the binders will b
: running in a very few days He ful
d Their stated that bids for July deliver
l. had been lowered so that they coul
e not contract for much over a dolla
and get out whole. Prices are vary
y ing from day to day, and not Ion
Y since we could have paid farmer
# S1,10. And that may happen a gain
7 there's no telling" said Mr.. Hocket
e In the meanwhile, they were payin
e s1.20 for old No. wheat, so cent
o for corn, and IS cents for oats.
n AS to new crop oats in the -Four
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CHICAGO, June 21.-Forecast gen
orally fair for all states. Dry in Ar
gentine and dry in France. No rust
talk from the northwest. Winter
wheat news suggests 500 million YER
sus SIS by the United States report
June /. Oats crop news friendly.
Corn crop doing well despite the warm
and dry weather. Wheat is the lead
er and acts as though afraid of large
spring wheat movement. A fair bulge
due. against the close. Grain should
hold this level When wheat advances
corn should follow. Corn and oats are
cheap.