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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-12-08
FRUIT GRADE MAY
COVER FIVE YEARS
Three Important Farmer Meet
ings at Spokane Week of
December IL.

The week of December IL is to be
a big week for farmers of the Inland
Empire, with conventions and con-
ferenees of wheat growers, fruit
growers and Farmers union SEIZED
uled. The union will hold its annual
convention in the New Madison hotel,
December 1918.
This gathering usually brings 300
farmers to the city, but this years
attendance is expected to be heavier
than usual as the national president,
Charts S. Barrett of Washington, D.
c., is to attend and make several ad-
dresses.
Fruit Growers to Meet.
The annual fruit growers week in
Spokane will cover five days, be-
ginning December IL. Features of
the week will be the eighteenth an
nual meeting of the Washington State
Horticultural association, the state
grade and pack conference and the
fOuTL6eQLQ duuud1 uOl Ill W Cot IL uiI
growers conference The latter will
be merged with sessions of the state
association, and meetings will be at
the Davenport The program is now
nearly ready for the printer and will
he distributed soon. These meetings
should attract at least 800 growers.
The grade and pack conference will
be under the auspices of the state
horticultural department, December
15 Edward Pierce, manager of the
Spokane Valley Growers union, and
Terry Grant have been named by Spo-
kane county apple growers as dele
gates to the conference.
May Set Five-Year Grade.
The grade and pack conference Will
be in the assembly room of the Cham
Der of Commerce. Several districts
already have favored plan to make
the grades permanent for five years.
This promises to be an issue of the
Grades and standards
recommended by the coming confer
ence may be adopted by the state as
the official rules for five-year per-
iod.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-12-08
The other Fellows Side.

When you're forming your opinions
Do it carefully-go SLOW
Hasty judgments oft are followed
By regretting-that know
And in argument be careful
Not too quickly to decide
Try to look upon the subject
From the other fellows side.
All, if we would use but caution,
And little less of self,
Think little more of kindness,
And a little less of pelf;
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-12-08

Boys and girls club work helps
arouse the boys or girls interest III
the problems of the house as a pach'
oround for the best family life.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-12-08

Every day the diet of the child
should contain some milk, eggs, fish,
fowl or meat; bread and cereals; veg
etables; fruits; sweets and fats.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-12-08

There is something about the Tray
Tavern in Spokane that draws the
crowds from this vicinity.--Adv.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-12-08
NEW TODAY


AUTOMOBILES
SEE OR WRITE Tor prices and terms on
Fords and Lincoln Cars. WILEY L.. ATCH
LEY, r. M. Wade Co.. N910 Monroe, Spokane
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
METzdEK COMMISSION CO.. W6oiessis
Fruits & Vegetables. 715 Railroad. Spokane
-o-,.,,.,l,-lFEJ FISH By EXCESS .,o-.,-
ANDREW HAMILTON CO.. SOL seaboard
Bldg, Seattle. Fresh, Smoked, Kippered,
Sailed, Canned Fish, Grabs and Oysters. Di
rest to consumer. Express or parcel post
FOR SALE
BFlGTfF0fG 3Ba0sT0N TERRfER Pup
pies Champion Bred. Write for particulars.
1923 N. Stevens ST., Spokane.
FOR MISCELLANEOUS
GOOD USED PIPE, low price ALASKA
JUNK Co, S. 11S Adams ST., Spokane.
HELP WANTED
CARPENTERS
with money and services.
N. 22o Post Street, Spokane.
PERSONALS
MARRY RICH. 2-cent stamp for particulars
Rose Bud Club. 1921 W. Farview, Spokane.
MARRY; MANY WEALTHY; BEST, MOST
successful quickest results. Write, be con-
WINGED. Confidential. Description FREE. Mrs
Budd Box 1853, San Francisco, Calf.
REAL ESTATE AND FAkM LANDS
DAIRY F4RMN70 ACRES IN OULTTVA-
ton, 40 timber, bottom land; seven-room
house, large barn, good water school,
church, stores. etc.; 20 Guernsey and Hol-
stein cows. good Guernsey sire. Place ready
to go and make good money. Price $4,000;
$4,000 cash. balance per cent. Other farms.
Write VIM. J. Ware, Port Angeles, Wash.
FOR SALE-6O-ACRE RANCHl GOOD IR-
rigation system, plenty of water; 30 acres
Winesap apples ready to bear good Groom
bungalow, bath and pressure water system;
$4,000; 28 cash. trade. OTTO HEINL,
Hermiston, Ore.
TEN TO FORTY ACRE TRACTS OF MY
own land in Macleay- Lindsay irrigation dis
trict, Clallam county, Wash. containing 1880
way through; railroad in center. $175,-
900 being spent irrigation system at cost
Of $24 per acre. annual cost Of water less
than 50 per acre; work guaranteed to June /,
1929 when bitches will be completed. $40
per acre cash, balance or before ten years
at purchasers option. Write for particulars.
j. w. Lindsay, Port Angeles, Wash.
FOR SALE-15 ACRES NEAR BUSINESS
90. Bull. Idaho.
MEAT MARKET FOR SALE = OLDEST
and best established and located in Ashland
ment; new and up-to-date slaughter house and
yard doing almost $4,000 a month business;
will sell at bargain. Apply 7. H. Elliott
395 Main St., Ashland, Ore.
. IO-A. IRRIG. ORCHARDS, PRICED TO
sell; near Spokane paved highway. Write
Owner, Box 1904 Spokane, Wash.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations of stocks listed on
she Stock Exchange in which there
xere no transactions yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18
Prices of Wheat
Turn Upward as
Demand Broade11s
Increased Buying Due to Re-
ports Foreigners We're
just Beginning to Provide
for Later Requirements

CHICAGO, Oct. 17.-It was bull
market in wheat to-day, notwithstand-
ing temporary setbacks due to de.
cline at Liverpool. Demand here
broadened out after gossip spread that
foreigners had failed to provide fol
their December and January require.
ments and were just starting to do SO
The market closed strong, 1A@1Ae
net higher. Corn gained 2A@2%c and
oats IN @1ssc to 1&c. Provisions fin
ished unchanged to tic up.
At the outset in the wheat market the
fact that Liverpool quotations showed sur
holders. Subsequently, additional selling
pressure was induced by announcement
that a cargo of 100000 bushels of Ca
madam wheat had arrived In Chicago.
Disclosure. however. that the cargo was in
roneous expectance of a railroad cut rate
to New Orleans did good deal to restore
confidence in the buying side.
During struggles to get back wheat
ofefs of sa5sr seArs sn
through hout the last half of the day con- ON
tinued advance Of prices took place. Shorts
bought heavily. both of wheat and other
grain as well, influenced by reports that
car scarcity waa- worse than at any time
30 far. December wheat here showed
more strength than May and houses with
export and cash connections bought De-
cember at Kansas City and St. Louis, the
latter market going to a premium over
Chicago, with final prices here at the top-
most point attained in many weeks All
dei1veries OF corn reached the highest level
yet for the 1892 crop Smallness of corn
receipts here gave an advantage to bulls.
Profit taking sales checked advances in
the oats market. Provisions were frmer
IN accord with hog values.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18
Offer SIS, 900, 900 Bonds
Of Hershey Chocolate Co.

A syndicate consisting of the Ma
tional City Company, the Guaranty
Company, Of New York; Graham, Par
sons Co.. Cassatt & Co. and the
Union Trust Company, of Pittsburgh,
is offering to-day 100000 first mort
gage sinking fund 6 per cent gold
bonds of the Hershey Chocolate Com
pany. dated November 1, 1922, and due
November 1, 1912, at a price of 98h
and interest, to yield more than 61s
per cent
pany to retire the existing first mort
gage 6 per cent bonds, pledged under
an outstanding issue of Hershey Choc-
olate Corporation first lien 71a per
cent ten-year sinking fund gold bonds,
which will be called for redemption
December l next, for additional work
ing capital and to fund floating debt of
certain constituent coslpanies. Pro-
vision is made for a sinking fund to
retire the issue at or before maturity.
The bonds will be secured by a
closed first mortgage on the real estate,
plants and fixed assets of the Hershey
and by deposit Of all the stocks, ex-
.cept directors shares, of all of the con-
stituent companies operating in the
United States and Cuba. With the
completion of the present financing
neither the company nor any of its
constituent companies will have out
standing any other funded obligation.
The consolidated net income of the
corporation and constituent companies
for eight months ended August 81 last,
after depreciation but before interest
TOW
600. For seven years ended December
81, 1921, the average annual net in
come amounted to more than $3,40O, 600.
Application will be made to list the
bonds on the New York Stock Ex-
change.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18

Southern Spot MArketa--t3alvestoh steady.
30 points higher at 226oc: sales. 2,est
higher at 22.26c: sales. 1881 bales. Mo-
bile Arm. 80 points higher at 21.75c; sales,
6e6 bales. Savannah steady. SO points
folk steady. So points higher at 22.75c;
sales. s.oio bales. Augusta steady 90
points higher at 22.sac: sales. 248 bales
Memphis, Arm. IS points higher at 22c
sales 1880 bales. ST. Louis steady. un-
changed at 2l.75c: sales. nil Houston
steady, so points higher at 22.40c: sales.
$3.50 bales Little Rock steady. 26 points
higher at 21.76c: sales, 1896 bales. Dal-
las steady. 65 points higher at ]. 21.ssc;
sales. e,s38 bales. Montgomery. firm. So
points higher at 22c: sales. 220 bales. Fort
Worth steady. b5 points higher at 21.soc:
sales, 4,7334 bales
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18
Prices Continue
Generally Steady
On Curb Exchange
Standard Oils Again Lack
Support, but Independ-
ents Attract Attention; In
dustrials Show Firm Tone

Prices held generally steady in active
trading on the Curb market yesterday
with Standard Oils again. in greater
supply. Independents attracted more
attention. however, and industrials
were we'll supported.
Standard Oil Of New York and S. O.
of Kansas dropped back sharply. while
Indiana shares lost more than 2 points.
Vacuum Oil fell back ~ points and
others in the group were in supply.
Southern States moved within narrow
range. Midwest Texas, which has de-
veloped activity on the report that new
interests had become identified with it,
advanced strongly and established q
new high for the movement.
New York Telephone preferred got to
a new high at 111h and National Bis
cult new, stock worked higher in SYM
pathy with the old shares on the Stock
Exchange. Continental Mines was
steady at Az.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18
Cotton Statistics

liverpool Cables-Spot cotton, moderate
business at points decline. Middling.
1s.43d. Sales. 10000 bales Imports. 1000
ba}es; American 1000 halsa Futures were
steady at 2 points advance to II, decline
and closed steady at a net decline Of s:to
1s points. Closing prices, October, 1909;
1262d; May. 12.isd; July. t2.s2d. Man-
chester: Yarns steady: cloths, some hYsi-
follow: October, 22.14d: December, 22.4sd;
January 22.ssd; March, 2a.bod; july,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18
Active D Deliveries
in Cotton Reach
New High Levels
UI,sard Movement Due TO
Trade Purchasing, Cover.
ing and Rebuyil,g; Close
81 10 65 Points Higher

"
There was some further liquidation
in the cotton market during yestef-
days early trading. but it was absorbed
on very moderate declines, with prizes
later making new high records OF the
season on most of the active positions.
December contracts sold up from 22.36
to S.cBc. or 20 points from the low
level of the morning and 81 points net
higher, and point higher than the
best prices touched on che advance of
|sSeptember. !. That delivery closed at
23.03, with the general market closing
strong at net advances of 54 to IS
points.
The opening was steady at an advance
Of ! tots points on the relatively steady
continued buiilsn reports from the do- 40
This Initial Advance M ran 0eas aso ano eonsinua gsrns
ton OF Mondays reAilxing 81 and there
was some scattered Southern selling.
points from Mondays closing, and when
offerings allowed signs of tapering or, the
market turned upward on continued trade
sellers. October was relatively weak early
ewing to the circulation of q few notices.
il T appeared that % cotsoi mad vu psen stoppsd. s
The. afternoon advance was accom-
eAnied by reports that less favorable
keting. If not doing consldetabie damage
to the trade OF cotton open In the feld.
Another and more important, factor was
reports from the South that the basis was
firmer and that there was a continued
good spot demand. These reports were
taken to mean that holders OF spot cotton
in the South had refused to folfow the
decline in futures, and that spinners had
continued to buy against the Increasing
business reports in yarns and goods.
Southern spot market. as officially re-
ported. was generally as to SO points
higher. with middling quotations ranging
from 2i.76c to 2275c, comparing With
2272c. the closing prices for October con-
tracts in the local market. The local
market for spot cotton was steady. and IS
points higher at 2sc for n.iddling no sales
were reported. .7s
The range of prices: Mon
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18
Days Ne,y Issues

- W: A. Hartman & Co., Inc, and
Eastbrook & Co. are offering at par
and accrued dividend $1,0O0,0O0 7 per
cent preferred stock of the William
Whitman Company, Inc. The company,
which markets fabrics and assists in
the management of nine textile mills,
agrees to maintain net tangible assets
ana net current assets at not less
than $500 and s100, respectivelv. nor
ehare of preferred stock OUTSTANDING
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18
1000 sButte N r..
1000 sCsl & Jerome.

1000 Zeal & Jerome.
1000 sCanada Cop.
400 Canario Cop.
$4,000 sCandeiarta NJ.
1000 sCook Prov.
77G0 Cons Cop NJ.
100 Cont Mines. -.
1000 Crystal Cop. ..
3700 Ccrtez Silver.
$500 Cresson Gold.
1000 sDean Cons. -.
1900 Dolores Esp.
!, 400 Dryden Cold.
. $4,000 fEi Salvador.
1900 sEmma Silver.
37000 sEureka Croes.
1000 sFfrst N Cop.
1000 sFortuna ......
1000 sGoId Cons.
$4,000 sGold Deep.
1900 sGold Dew.
. 5000 sGoidfield Flor.
700 sHenrietta
5000 sHard She'll.
1000 %Harmill De-.
500, Hecla Mining.
2700. sHill Top New.
Zoe Howe Sound :.
$4,000 sIndepen Lead.
100. Jerome v DIV.
5000 sKcwanas 1850.
200 Kerr Lake -.
1900 sKnox Divide. !.
10000 sLxone Star
1000 sMcNam Cres.
5000 sMarsh Min -.
100 Mason Valley.
5000 sNational Tin
500 New Dominion
TOO Nlpissing
1000 an r Porcu. &.
10000 sOhio Copper.
400 Park Utah 3.
1000 Red Hill Flor.
2100 Ray Hercules
GEO sRex Cons
1000 sgand Kend.
1000 silver ky Div
1909 sSi1non Sii Id
500 So Am r & g
1900 sSpearhead
zoo Sup 4 Best. =. {
1000 Success Min
s1see sTsck HuEhsn
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18
Cottonsced OIL

Heavy buying, by cotton houses which
was believed to be for southern, account, as
we'll as local covering, In anticipation of
gave the market for cotsonseed oil q
very firm undertone during yesterdays ses-
sion, and prices at the close showed net
gains of to 18 points. Total sales were
31.700 barrels.
The range Of prices.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18
Country Produce

Butter-Receipts were 1881 packages
Creamery, higher than extras, H., 4s@
| 46he; extras. 80 score, 46hc; frsts, $40
44hc: seconds, SAN @3sc; lower grades
33@34c; centralized cars, 80 score, sec; SO
score, BIN q 3sc, sS score. 36h 1910; s5 to
81 score. 35@S6c; unsalted, higher than
extras. Am @4sc; extras. 90 score. 46h @
Ate; firsts 3S@45kc; seconds, 35M@37c;
lower grades. 34@35c; held. creamery,
high scoring, 43@4sAc; extras. 41s @
42hc: firsts. 36h @41c; seconds BAN a
35hc; state dairy tubs. finest. 43h @44hc:
good to prime. ss@42hc; common to fair.
31@3sc: ladies. current make. extras,
32h @33c: frsts. Soh @31hc; seconds,
2sssc; lower grades 2sh @ssAs: packing
stock. current make, No. !, soc; No. 2,
2sc; lower grades. 25@2s1ac.
.Cheese-Rece were 2.527, boxes. New
York State fats, June specials. 25h @26c;
average run. 25c; New York State fats,
Wisconsin, double Daisies. Is q 25M c; single
Daisies, 25@25Ac; Young Americas. ESQ
25Ac.
Eggs-Receipts were 14.224 cases Fresh
gathered extras, dozen, 63@b6c; extra
firsts 47@b2c; firsts, 3S@46c; seconds and
poorer 2o@Ssc' trade eggs 24@2ec air.es, +
| checks. poor to choice, dry, 1s@22c; sre-
frigerator extra frsts. charges paid to ex-
| onds o ard poorer. 2s6 2shc; Checks. local ll
nearby. 32@41c; Pacific Coast, 32@42c;
other Western, 30@35 refrigerator oil
Immersion process, nearby whites. 5o@ssc;
Pacific Coast, whites. 42@ 47c: Western
brown and mixed, 32@a4c; fresh New
Jersey. hennery whites, uncandied. SOC
candled. S30S4c; nearby and nearby West
ern hennery whites. average extras. 74@ 76c;
gathered whites, frsts to extra trsts, s2
72c; under grades. 48d 6oc; pulets' eggs
42@ e2c; Pacific Coast. whites. extras. 100
7Sc; extra frsts 7OdD73c; nrsts 90 a 68c;
mediums, So q 62c; pullets'. 42047c: other
Western and Southern. gathered whites.
"A % 60c; nearby and nearby Western hem
merry browns, 56@64c.
/ PotatOes-Jersey giants, sack. ,$1.45:
Long Island, 1870 lbs. s2@s2,25;s 1sb lbs.
Jersey. basket. 5ocQ s1s25: e. s.. bbi.. 81 2b
@$162: Delaware and Maryland, basket.
4ocR$1.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18

/ Hersh c c 7Hs.losx I.sA isii1 NJ Jill
Hood Rub U.s.. ..iel IsssS3 ia eft
= Inter + T ss.- s7M 81 s1R s1R 81
II Kan Gas 6s..... ssA sssn ssn &
Kan C p q L S.. s3h 80 ,ssx telk
8 Kennecctt C Ts.-ioxM issxm NJ SS& NH
2 Kan Gas : A.. ,se sSs 1es isl 81
: Easssas Ess aeS Gas = / ';;.i ;s.;..isss ia 81:
! Manitoba Pr 7s-. SSH ~ ~ 1sea
II Mer q Mfg Ts.. 80 1esA sss& lss4
s Nor = CO 7hs.iisssx 3ssH ,SsH iSj4 i!.4s
Is ma Euc Ry ss.. lee = ~ ~
Nat cIE i 8 ss.1os ]. e. \ I: @ @sss Il
Nat Leather S.. .101 8 10L = tess8
i'm T n II q n Is. e4A g
5 Nov Scotia es.. ss 20 e I'd
Pai,ligs Pas ser Pss e ! Is.isssx ss.iosx less ;s
&C & shesr Aosa'. Fms s1aH : ssHIs.assx issx ts ST.
/ Sloss Shelf So. ssh ssn sSfa 35s5
, IA Soiv es cio ss..1es ~ ~ MT 1ll&
& IS 8 II IL as. los Ies
s do "a 80. 1os los 3 Hi 43ss& 5&
IL do SIS tes ivs Ill q II
ss ss s@Et. ss as.s:s I. o s. :sss g a. m
! Tidal Usage ii. .1es Iss ss lii lii
25 Union Oil Co ST.. 182 lez q 80 p3z
IJn OIL Prod sHs ssls Y ,sf& a{4
TN Ry Hav I 3ks.lo6 3es 33ssS& Sef4
yalvoline q .let 4 1eI IN 5ls
Vacuum Oil Tss.101 xe1 S
Fsrxasa Benas ~
So Argsntins 7s 1oox 1eo4 Ssss M 39}
SO Can s 8 7ss. s7is IN a
ii King * Neth ss e4x ss s5
~ King Of Serbs S. 83 5s ss 3S5
20 Mexlco Gov 81 lSx ~ Ss3 ll!s
Russian 8 Ms ctf. ~ ffH nj
id exs ttf ~ q !! 81 - 3 f&kt
a swiss Gov s6s. 1etN 1ssN lsSS 81 z si
as u Mex Aa..... 50 81 50 s,s g = -
i Total saiess honds, Il. 49,.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18

1900 sTon Cash Boy 10 IT. 10 II
ssoo ton Divide. "A 7l "a "a
1922 1So0 Tonopah Ext. sH 3x sM a.
400 Trinity Con IL
5000 sTri- -BuIiion IA - ,aS ~
1sSo 1sSo 1,rssa rTaolumns n 50 Il 50 So So
$500 United East. IN - IA II
2000su Continent ii II .sH s
log United Verde. 2s % % %
500 United Zinc ~
1000 West Dome. ao 90 40 %
1000 edo Ex su
1000 sWilbert 4
400 yukon Gold 90 90 On Cd
Sell cents a share.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18
Sugar and Coffee
Raw Sugar Futures

The market opened unchanged to de-
cline of point. sold off few points on
continued aiquidation. then snapped back
on demand srorn shoEts and new long buy
Ing In December. shorts buying December
and selling March at continually widening
differences. There seems to be possibli-
acute position, and ahorts apparently real
ize. this possibility. The market closed /
to points net higher on estimated sales
Of $4,000 tons. December was switched to
March at 46. 46, AZ and 40 points differ
ence.
The range Of prices: Mon.
1sas open. High. Low. Close. close
ara go Saay ss.a4ss 80 80
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18
Dividends

Royal Bank Of Canada directors yester-
day declared bonus Of per cent for the
year ending November 80, in addition to
the usual quarterly dividend Of per cent.
Both are payable December to share-
holders Of record November 15. This will
make distribution Of IA per cent for the
year.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-21

ous counties in the state with the statistics of previous years and at tempt to account for changes.
 The abstract this year is expected to show considerable falling off in the number of acres of ranch and farm property as a number of dry farmers who were on the rolls last year will not appear this year. The assessed valuation of the mining property will show large decrease on account of the valuation being based on Q five year production and the production for the past two years has been about half what it was in the previous years.
 The abstract will be placed before the joint conference of the tax com mission and county assessors in Bis bee during the last week in July At this time a general discussion will oc- cur of the various phases of the re- ports, and further attempt be made to arrive at the explanation for changes in the amounts of the several kinds of property
 The clerk of the board of supervis- ors is required by the laws of Arizona to be in charge of the compilation of the abstract and assessment, roll and directs the work.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-21
ABSTRACT ROLL
 WORK SPEEDED
 UP BY HAWKINS
Considerable Decrease to Be Shown This Year in Ranch
 and Mine Valuations

The work of making up the abstract of the assessment roll of Cochise coun tY has almost been completed under the direction of Clerk of the Board of Supervisors Clay Hankins. The work this year has been kept up as the va riOus assessments were entered on the rolls so that a rush at the last moment has been avoided and the chances of making errors minimized
 The abstract shows the various classes of property under the different heads such as mining properties, irri gated lands, desert and grazing lands, ranch properties, horses, cattle, etc, city property, residences, business pro perty and all other classes of real and personal property.
 The completed abstract will be sub mitted to the state tax commissioners who will make a formal comparison Of the different abstracts Of the vari-
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-21
Local Store Buys
 First Carload of
 Pima County Spuds

The first carload sof potatoes ever shipped out of Pima county will leave Marana station today, according to an announcement made Monday by c. B. Brown. county agricultural agent in Tucson
 The potatoes have been grown by members of the Pima County Produce Growers association. which is conf- posed of about 30 farmers. The spuds are being shipped to the helps-Dodse Mercantile company at Bisoec.
 The shipment weighs about 2fyO0O pounds and is worth about $675, ac- cOrding to Brown, who is arranging the details of the marketing of the spuds. The car will travel over the Southern. Pacific railroad as fan as Tucson, and will go on to it's destina- tion over the Fl Paso and Southwes- tern.
 The produce growers. association is cooperative organization, the pur- pose of which is to put on the market a potato of standard grade at fair price. Attention is being paid quality of the product as well as to it's market ing. the county agricultural agent ex- plained yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-21
Popular Rancher
 Injured by Fall
 North of Wilcox

According to word received here, Cliff Allaire, for many Tears a rancher and cattleman in the northern part of the county, was seriously injured a few days ago on his ranch north of Wilcox. when he fell from the top of windmill tower while making re- pairs.
 According to the reports ladder rung gave way, throwing Allaire vio- lenuy to the ground, breaking both wrists, several ribs and other wise severely brusing him about the head and face and body. It is feared also that the man has been injured inter nally although no further reports re garding his condition were received here up to this afternoon.
 Allaire is a we'll known pioneer cattlernan of Cochise county, having resided north of Wilcox for number of years.