To the previous indicators of re
viving industry has been added still
another. Visiting the President at
Hyde Park, Chairman Eccles of
the Reserve Board reported an up
turn in private borrowing from pri
vate sources. That is one wheel in
the recovery machine which has
proved very hard to start, and the
industrial community will be much
interested to see whether it keeps
going, and with what velocity.
Mabel Linehan will leave on the
Princess Louise tomorrow morning
for Edmonton, Alberta, where she
will visit with friends and rela
tives.
MEMBER OF FAMOUS
FIELD FAMILY HERE
Among members of the party of
Eastern mining men, who have been
inspecting the White Water group
of mines in the f'aku district, is
T, P. Field, mining engineer, of
Duluth. Mr Field is the grandson
of Cyrus W. Field, who was re
sponsible for laying the Atlantic
cable. The Field family has had
many other illustrous members,
including Stephen Field, Supreme
Court Justice and brother of Cy
rus Field.
Mr. Field has made many trips to
Alaska, but admitted here today
that “he enjoyed it more every
time.’
Foreign-born whites in the Unit
ed States in 1930 numbered 13,
306.407.
Wheat Harvest Progresses Despite Ravages of Drouth
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j Loading wheat on wagons
CJ
Ready for the thresher '
While the drouth took a terrific toll in most parts of the midwest,
,in some sections farmers benefited by the rampage of nature, In
tjie vicinity of Topeka, Kas., where the above harvest scenes were
“Bread in the making''
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taken, wheat growers are busy harvesting a crop above normal in
yield. And the high prices paid for wheat as a result of the shortage
In other sections has made their crop the most prohtable tn years.
