The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 23, 1911, Page 7

a he } great American harve Barri of 1911, Bil along the line. ation’s green fiejds: ITY, Mo, June Nebraska, Ic KANs xceed that of la Totals POR CHICAGO, June and Mlinols a fifth of will harvest me r than it did Ohio will last year’s it looks fitions in the northwest and crops bave responded ingiy. South Dakota has south, this should mean Reliable cotton the value of 1911 seed, at men crop, was slightly over the gulf states cotton ts 8, according to weather disaster later on, the crops of thi int to a record-breaking total, eclipsing the great harvest of 1910 Foligwing are the special bulletins received by The Star from the LQOUTHWEST WHEAT WILL AND CORN MAY SHATTER LAST YEAR'S HIGH RECORDS wheat crop now bel the disappointment is mainly tn the with earlier high AND WHEAT PROMISE BIG YIELDS IN THE CENTRAL AND GREAT LAKE STATES 23.—Ohio, Indi-) both Indiana the winter wheat of the United States. At pres-| pennsylvania will a Just last year's record record, | 20,009,000 bushels. GREAT NORTHWEST PROMISES GIANT WHEAT HARVEST ON GREATLY INCREASED ACREAGE MINNEAPOLIS, June 23-—Crop are promising. Minnesota, North South Dakota have received than a normal amount of rain ac re OUTH COMES TO BAT WITH BILLION-DOLLAR COTTON CROP; TEXAS FOUR MILLION BALES MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 23.—The) ¥** KARA HARARE AHH expects the largest cotton 2 * fn its history In M11. Over | 000 acres have been planted | * eotton this spring, an Increase |* last year's acreage of nearly} 000 acres, and with the im methods of cotton culture | ® in vogue in many sections of | a Damper crop with average weather place lint $1,050,000,000. value of last year’s crop fn 2 and Oklahoma, knows expectations 10,000,000 to son will wee In the group of state ping harvested Is aparison of The aggregate yleld r. This ts about the way the states s of comm 5,000,000 11,000,000 8,000,000 to $8,000,000 to 172,000,000 157,000,000 and Mm e of m east of the Missisaippl, and weat of husk 900,000, 000 bushels of corn, beating their yomething over ived thei and crops per cent of rain recently should yleld 75 what they promised when they first came up, which will be doing fine. North Dakota and the balance of Minnesota antictpat ful crop. FIRST BALE OF COTTON & DALLAS, Texas, June 23.-— # The first bale of cotton was # picked by Ernest Mets, near # * San Benito, Cameron county, # * Texas, June li. It made a * le new world’s record days. Jesse H. Jones, Hous * by * of Canada Uh te din die dn india adn tintin tie te te te teal to be had of us at VELVET SATIN SUEDE GUNMETAL AND PATENT OSTON SAMPLE B AMUSEMENTS. s ‘In Shoe making. So much leather, so much skilled labor, in every STETSON, WALK-OVER, BARRY, WORTH, KNOX or HURLEY SHOE. lexence in the shoes you buy of the ground floor Merchant and the shoes you buy of us is the price. Any of the above $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00 makes are S Second at Pike, Over Swift’s Drug Store MOORE THEATRE Ww = Zgnee 1 Neit—Chartes C isco Compan wright c to $2, Matinees 75¢ s Next Monda an Presents DREW is Greatest Comedy Triumph “srt.” Prices—Five., Se to $1.80. y, Baseball The only ply all summer, bave combia make the 1911 prospective Call-| largest crop fornia crops bumper ones. The as many barrels to hold the apples and peaches promise of bearing. melon crop is going to be up to the standard, dA thing, except both of which are year’s total CANADA WIN the western Canada, where more than| nine-tenths of the Canadian wheat! ?*"* GET AS HUNGRY AS YOU LIKE, UNCLE SAM HAS RAISED | A BUMPER CROP—PLENTY OF EATS TO GO ALL ’ROUND he Star, through apecial dispatches from correspondents in all vod growing seetiona of the nation, Is able today to forecast LOOKS LIKE UNCLE SAM'S FATTEST YEAR. » most bount! /1T WILL BE A BUMPER YEAR FOR FRUIT IN CALIFORNIA, PACIFIC NORTHWEST AND EAST SACRAMENTO, Cal, June is harvested, A ralofall greater than normal « evenly distributed, cold weat has kept the snows ains until late in the season, | uring @ steady water sup-| itrus fruit crops, such as oranges, Mmes, etc. per ¢ most important in the, are very good in prospect, | * ton, bought it at $1,015. The */according to latest reports from |—— aaneeeeemmened | || ® bale was forwarded (to the ®/southern California, the strong | * New York cotton exchange for ®|hold of these fruits. Dr E J Brown ek ee oe About 7,000 carloads of grapes . e ee e San Benito Commerctal will be shipped out of the state, ¢ # club will trace this cotton to #/an increase of 2,000 carloads. 713 FIRST AVENUE ° ® Manchester, England, and * Union Block ] t itting 0. * after sale there will have it */ BIG FRUIT CROP IN EAST. | The Dentist That Makes Good and * made into cloth from which * BUFFALO, N. Y., June An| Cent. Inc. & sults will be made for King *]immense crop of fralt is promised Dot. ” B3. Seco |® George of England, President ®| for th ve bordering the Great he make = Dot-| 1) 12-34 c nd Av., * Taft and Gov. Gen. Earl Grey #| Takes Wil take about twict ~~ ee Near Union St. that the trees give) ‘The water-| FLORIDA FRUIT. | KSONVIL Fla, June 23 on the whole the Florida ‘est of fruits will be about the) rage. No great loss in any-| peara and peaches, way off last WHEAT CROP MAY) BEST EVER.” in, Ju 23.—In provinces of spring 1| moat everywhere r| favorable to seeding, and to sub- on | sequent growth to| The Arkansas rice crop will be the history of rice growing value of the year is estima THE STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1911. i) ‘A S STYLES TODAY Ve et 1) An Effective | -» Clearance —or— | Summer Millinery at $5 and $7.50 Tomorrow we offer some very fetching styles in Summer Milli- nery at more than wun- usually pleasing prices. The assortment in- cludes all popular shapes, trimmed be» comingly with flowers, foliage, ribbon and vel- vet. The original prices range as high as $20.00 in some instances. For immediate disposal to- morrow $5.00 and $7.50 | CASH OR CREDIT conditions have al been unusually at LITTLE ROCK, Ark, June 23.— in the seven-year on the Prairie. Over 100,000 acres oon put in this year, The Arkansas crop this xd at $6,500,000 “Seattle’s Reliable Credit House” i Modern Dentistry All Operations Painless ‘ist you care to ge to. THK DENTAL COM- MINE. 7. BROWN, DD & ‘TEETH |] partment. HOE HOP Cre EMMA DUNN & CO. “The Baby.” Get This—It's « Big One. wie —*GOOLEST BPOT IN v Soon to be “The EMPRESS CHAS. BOWSER & CO., “Superstition” A Big & & ©. B _SDoliar Bhow for ~COLISE 10 and 200" | uM We have been ¢ c hardly new, € (Used Office Desks) We have several very ood bargains in Office Jesks in our exchange de desks taken in These ex hange but all are in good ‘ondition ; in fact, you can them the price onsiderably below regu Call’and investigate. tell from yet Child’s Crib a ay Free CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION Full Set of Teeth 22k Gold Lrowns $3 Bridgework . 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