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Show M'CLURE FORECASTS SHORTAGE OF WOOL Secretary of Sheepmen's Organisa- i tion Predicts an Advance in Prices. The American woolgrower may add to his store of optimism and likewise to his profits iu tho immediate future, according to 8. W. "McClure, secretary of the National Woolgrowors' association. associa-tion. Mr. McClure said al the Hotel Utah yesterday that he had received, a message mes-sage from Boston unnouneinir that England Eng-land had replaced the but recently removed re-moved embargo upon wool. The logical result canrmt be otherwise than a short-ago short-ago of wool, says Hoc ret a ry M iM.'luro, and Germany, already apprised of England's Eng-land's action,- has cabled her buyers in tho I'nited Slates to contract wool from tho American growers fast as possible at current, prices. "Not in twenty-fi vo yenrs has the wool market looked as bright fnr fid-vancemcnt fid-vancemcnt as it does todav," said Mr. UClure. "Pulled wools have, already made a sensational advance, in the Huston Hus-ton market and the demand for the American product will undoubtedly continue con-tinue to be augmented. ' ' Mr. McClure further expressed thV view that, under the conditions of tho embargo. America was a bout t he. only source of supply to which (iennan v could look for lier wool. The South A in erica u and t ho A ustra linn cli ps, lie said, are sold and gene and ' ' it will hn up tn the United Slates to fill the demand. ' ' t |