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of Mr.. and Mrs. Jarvis Dougherty.
Miss Ruth Lamb is entertaining the
Misses Levonia and Anna Begert of
Minneapolis. rs.
Thursday. Other families who have re-
Gently moved out to tn eHeights are:
L. L. Long, A. e. Zonne, G. P. Nash,
C. r. Braden and w. E. French.
;. Mr.. and Mrs. George Hedderly enter
tanned their nephew, George McCracken
of Minneapolis last week.
Miss Carrie v. Robinson Of Minneap-
oils is visiting Mrs. Harry Pettitt:
A debate was given in the church
Thursday evening for the benefit Of the
Christian Endeavor society. The ques-
ton was, fResolved, That man can
earn a million dollars honestly" Those
who took part Were: Affirmative, Wei
william Peterson. The judges were,
Edwin J. Kraft, Mrs. R. G. Moore and
Miles Dickey, who decided in favor Of
the affirmative.
Miss Bernice Davenport entertained
Miss Hazel Butterfeld of Long Lake
Sunday at her home in Ferndale.
| Mrs w. L. Dickey is entertaining
Miss Madge Westlake of Minneapolis.
Mr.. George Reeves is entertaining his
mother, Mrs. S. Reeves Of New York.
Miss Hazel Ward of Bleakley, Mimi,
is visiting Her cousin, Miss May Ja-
quith.
! Mrs. Hugh J. Bartlett entertained
Mrs. Clarke Dietweiller of Tacoma,
Wash, Friday.
The following registered at North
: land Inn last week: W. M. Wright, q.
i R. Evans, Mrs. P. G.. Hanson, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. II. P. Newcomb, Miss Sprague,
Bruce Skies, s. S. Nichols Of Minneapo-
lis, end A. Fl. Wolff of st. Paul. Mr..
: and Mrs. A. P. Themes and w. G. Stew
ems of Minneapolis. and Miss Beatrice
Reitan Of Grove City spent Friday at
the Inn. A launch party from the Inn
/ was out on the bay Thursday evening,
enjoying the wonderful sky effect. G.
! IT. Moffeft. the owner of the Inn is run
! ming it this year, with Mr.. Metcalf az
! manger.
T. Mrs. Byron Sutherland of Virginia.
,, visited Mrs. Belle Hazen and Mrs. D,
c. Terrell last week.
Miss Lila Ro&t of Merriam Park
spent the week Nth her aunt, Mrs. IL
P. Gibbs.
Mr.: and Mrs. Guy s. Baker are visit
ing Mrs. Alex Potvin.
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sWayzata and North shore.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Boomhower of
Minneapolis spent Sunday in Wayzata.
Mr.. Boomhower. was for several years
foreman in the Moore Boat Works.
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
their home in Mandan, N. D.
Miss Eva Nichols of Minneapolis was
the guest of Miss Florence Tibbetts
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hartman cele-
brated the fiftieth anniversary of their
marriage June 20, at their home at
Lonk lake.
Mrs Andrew Eckes and son of Min
neapolis. spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Loren Lamb. III
Miss Laura Harrington spent Sunday
with her aunt, Mrs. r. II. Lyons. a..
Mrs. Chaffee of Minneapolis is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. West at thier, farm
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Maurer of Rug
Henry Maurer. 4
The last meeting Of the Women IS
Temperance council was held at the
home of Mrs Warren Wakefield Thurs
| day afternoon. z.s, aS
| Mrs. w. S. Johns is visiting friends
1 at Clear Lake. Iowa.
Miss Christine Centerwall of Long
ILethOl SpOuoluE u6E g,VaCdJlOH VIVID
friends in and near Seattle. Miss Cen.
terwal has accepted the position, as
principal Of the Markville school fol-
next year. --.----7- -. -
Mrs. John Nichols of Minneapolis
spent Monday with Mrs. j.. I. Tibbetts
E. harrington and family are occupy
ing the Pryor cottage at Ferndale.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Ferrel spent Fri
day with W. s.. Chowan at Groveland
E. L. Mathews and family are al
their cottage on Brown 8 Bay for the
summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Bramley of New
York are their guests. '.''s1&' y
=. William Stone spent Sunday in Way
W. D. Washburn and family are oc
eupying the Bovey cottage on Brown =
Bay. 5..<....... -. .....
= Mrs. O. o. Jaquith is visiting in Roy
alton. a.> D.. 80" ,.,->
Mrs. J. I. ,Tibbetts entertained Mrs
W. l.. Hursh and Mrs. Joseph Lydiart
of Long Lake at her home Thursday. =,
The Misses Oberg Of WATERFOWL ar
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. Malmquist.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. D.. G. Ferren are enter
tanning their daughter. Mrs. r. II. Mu1
ply, and Miss Sarah Murphy of Detroit
Mr.. and Mrs. J!fA.} Shepherd enter
tanned forty members of the CONNIE,
cial club at! their home in Long LAX
Tuesday. a picnic lunch was served i
the Odd Fellow IS hail.:
The new station at Wayzata is con-
pleted. i Nels Martinson who has bee
agent at the old Wayzata station &c
several years, moved into his new qua
tiers yesterday. e q 49,. r'
AL Sandberg of Delano, and Mrs. Al
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Lake Breezes.i

Mr.. Dufrene Of Omaha, who has been
visiting at the Horace Hill. cottage at
Saturday, (: Brooks of Cottagewoo wood
and Mr.. Dufrene made one Of the best
crappy catches at Christmas lake this
week. They landed a string Of thirty
five crappies in, short time, the average
weight Of each fish being one and "a
Mr.. and Mrsyas. A. Reed and Miss
AAbbiee Reed Of Excelsior will leave
Tuesday evening, for the eastern sea-
shore to spend; the summer. = >, ~.
Mrs., +. B-.3Felt Of Chicago is visit
Ing for two weeks atpthe home of Mrs.
d., II: Harper at Summerville: s,t'F%,tF
" MRS. E: E.obWhi tnfore Of Chicago is
spending the summer at the Hill cot
Hill. 80
Miss Phoebe Hance has been spend
ing few days with Miss Evelyn Per
-lzins at Summerville. ~ :. 80
Mr.. and Mrs: Dana Todd, of Summer
yalle are entertaining Miss Agnes Todd
Mr. and Mrs, Fl. F: Hodge and daugh.
ter Helen have returned from trip to
8 6oy,o ana ana nave opened Home, Sweet
""M Miss Helen. Joseph Of Missouri vii
arrive, July Fourth to spend the sum
P p sr, at the Joseph cottage, Meadvillf
Mrs. Floyd Williams of Butte, Mont.
who is visiting in St. Paul. has beer
the guest of Mrs N: T. Hume at Fiore
Meta cottage, Tonk "a Bay. % d 3t35 l'
, Mrs. Sophia" Day Of Minneapolis i.
spending several weeks at the Welc
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R.. Murphy O.
Davenport, Iowa. Mrs. q. Bren am
children, of Kansas City, have arrive,
at the Dewey House, Mound, 49,,
Mrs. g. w. Robinson and Miss Edit
l Coombs of Park City, Utah, are visit
Ing their mother, Mrs. Coombs, a
Eureka.
Miss Mildred Cooper Of Minneapoli
, has been spending a week with Mrs
Il F. E. Walworth, Jr.I /: ~ E%. !
y Mrs: T." B. Vollmer expects, Mr.. an
: Mrs. Schwend, Mr.. and Mrs. Kerste1
:. MI. and Mrs. A. Siegmann and Mr.. an
=, Mrs. Will Siegmann for the Fourth a
! her cottage in Fairview. H. III
u Ray Mclaughlin; and 3. morris cam
n the Minnetonka BOAT club. .
Mr.. and Mrs r: D.. Handy: of D,
luth, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin De %
T. of st. Paul, and Mr.. and Mrs. FAM
e hauser of Minneapolis will be CUES
3 Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. M Walker at Ros
y cottage, Tonka Bay today. 49,
p Miss Ray Nate is the guest Of Mi
II Jesslca Davidson at Tonka Bay ov,
? Sunday.
y Mrs. John Ives of Los Angeles, Ca
i is spending 9 week with Mrs. G. !
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CAL NEWS OF THE SUBURBS AND NEIGHBORIQG TOWNS

r , ri. 1 -r, - Z
Fisher at her cottage at Tonka Bay.
Mrs. Fisher is also entertaining her Sis
ter, Mrs. John King Of st. Paul.
. The Central Baptist Sunday school
p:cnicked yesterday at Tonka Bay.
/ Miss Solveig Magelson Of Minneap-
oils has been spending few days with
Miss Genevieve Palmer at the Wright
cottage, Solberg's Point.
Charles Burdett has been the guest
of Fred G.. Lum at Solberg' IS Point.
brand Mrs. E.. a.. Wright are guests
at the Wright cottage, Meadville Park,
over Sunday.
Jacob Stavet Of Seattle, Wash, was
the guest of B. Stavet at the Andrew
Tharalson. cottage at Solberg's Point
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Starring have
cottagc at So7berg's Point. *
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Leber and family
will spend the remainder of the season
at their lake, home at Spring Park.
' Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Smith came out
to their cottage, Bonniview, at Mead
vile Park, last week. 49,. E
Carlisle Cameron and Miss Elaine
Cameron have returned from the east,
and are at their cottage at Fairview
two Newell cottages at Meadville
Park, moved out with his family for
Master Ralph Hartford is spending
ten days at the DR.. Little cottage at
viii Dunn and Tom Fisher have
pitched their tents at Solberg =
Miss Marion Berry of Duluth is Wis.
Of her mother. Mrs. Franklin Lyon, al
Meadville Park. Miss Berry is grad
uate of the Duluth normal SC ool.
Mrs. E. q. Bisbee has arrived from
Arizona and is spending the summer
with Mrs. Stiles P. Jones at Mead
vile Park.
Paul G. Fuller, Rochester MINI; Mr.
and Mrs. W. D: King, Miss Pans1
King, Mr.. and Mrs. Q. 2. Daily, Mr.
ana Mrs. 9. p. Mccall, G; L: Jackson
/. J; Goyey, 3. B; ,Cowee, M. and Mrs
Yaho, Mr.. and Mrs s. Fl. Stewart, Nj
and Mrs: l.: D.. Sweet, Minneapolis
Herbert F. Goodrich, Anoka; F. G. Ull
rich, J. W. Palmer, Chicago; Mr.. AM
; Mrs. O. W. Bremen, Saltwater; G. E
Nyhus, G. J. Hunter, E. J. Fuchs. w. A
Jerst, Mrs. A. g. Anderson, Mr.. an
Mrs. Rawitzer, Mr.. and Mrs. Elliot
were guests al Hotel Tonka Bay thi
week. e::'' '.'..' ,..s ..t
Mrs. J. s. McLain of Minneapolis
and Mrs. J. M. l.. Macdonald Of 81
; Paul, We're guests of Mrs. Walter Pow
ers, at Orono, Wednesday and Thurs
day. .~
Miss O'Connell Of Minneapolis ha
been the guest Of Mrs. M. E. Lovett
Mrs. George Butcher is entertainin
Miss Nellie Anspach and George Mas
paeh of Storm Lake, Iowa.
: Mrs. M: E. Brown of Minneapolis
spending her vacation with Mrs. G. T
Taylor at Excelsior.
Mrs. j.: H. Howard of Manitou e1
tertained Miss Margaret Chadbourn
last week .-
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The Lafayette club is to be the rally
ing place over TIE Fourth for host of
the Minneapolis members of the club
who will come, out to participate, In the
Every room in the spacious club will
be in use, and cots will be brought into
service. Mr.. and Mrs. Ceylon Lyman,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs
James T. Morris, Mr.. and Mrs: G. R.
Lamb, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.: Murphy;
Mrs. Henry J.. Moreton, Mrs. W. W.
Rand and their families have taken
rooms. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. X. Hull are
guests at the club for Sunday. A. F.
Matschke is spending a few weeks at
the club during Mrs. Matschke,s alb
sence in the east. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
W. Commons and Mr.. and Mrs s.: !; D:
Graham of Minneapolis is entertaining
his sister, Miss Susie Graham, who
comes from Louisville, Ky.
Yesterday evening the young people
from around the lake took part IN the
regular dance at the club.
H. P. Watson entertained at dinner
at the Lafayette club last evening.
Miss Semple and her friends, Misses
Harries and Patterson, were the honor
guests. The party remained for the
regular hop later in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Dunwoody Of
Orono were hosts at an informal dinner
party Thursday evening.
Residents at the Baptist Assembly
grounds are preparing for busy sum-
mer this year, and plans. are already
under way for the annual Baptist as
TO Aug. p. The tennis courts have
been relaid and the street. and lawns
have been laid out as new by an army
of busy workers. The cottagers are. al,
ready settled and the advance guard
of the assembly has commensurate pitch
tents. Mrs. Barrett and daughter,
Claire, Miss Simmons. Miss Johnson and
Mr.. Holcomb have spent a. few days at
their cottage. Misses Ferris, Campbell
Bryson and Gilmore .Bryson, entertained
Professor Twining and Sydney Morse
In the Fagerstrom cottage Mr.. and
Mrs. Schmerler entertained in their
cottage, Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Smith n tn
of St. Paul.
!, The women of the Bible Study class
entertained the Bible Study CLASS, OF
Minneapolis at a picnic dinner Tuesday
Mrs. J. G. -Buckbee lad as her guests
N Mmes f NJ o1ns P N W. s. r N2EsS
croft, A. S. Amber, J. A. Jenkins ane
R. NJ. SCHNEIDER A group Of ten youns
men Of the First Baptist church .o1
Minneapolis have leased the Charles
Bacon cottage for the season, and i
will be occupied by Messrs. Anderson
Frost, Fiske, A. L. Dallimore, Stanton
Heilwagner, Adams, Bacon and Harr,
Melby. The Irving Gannetts are II
their commodious tent home for severa
months Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop of Bea
trice, Neb., are visiting their son an
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs; A. c. Amhler i
the Stewart cottage. Mr.. and Mrs. "
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Merchant Tailors' exchange, will hold
its annual convention at the hotel the
middle Of this month and tho latter
part !. of, July the Western Passenger.
Association Rate Clerks will convene at,
Tonka Bay hotel. %y1
Recent guests at the hotel were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Strauss, Misses
Ellen and; Babette Strauss, Melvin l..
Strauss, Martin r. Strauss, st. Louis; Nh.
Nj, and Mrs: T.. &. Randolph, Kansas Kansas
City; Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Beardsley,
Elkhart, Ind; Mr.. and Mrs. Victor A.
Towle OF Rochester Mr.. and Mrs. F. C.
Parsons Of ! Omaha, Miss Vera Nc
Adams T. r. McAdams, Kansas City;
Mr.. and Mrs: I. A. Alderman, Willmar;
Miss Marie MeAdans, Kansas City; J.
(. D. Diiiiman and family, Minn nu i 5.
DR.. Sale and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Mahla will arrive from St.
Louis Monday to spend the season at
Tonka Bay hotel, and among the other
arrivals the first week in July will be
Mr.. and Mrs. I. c.. Seaman, Mr.. and
Mrs: J. II. Freeley, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ris Bowman, Mrs. T.. G. Frankenthal,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F.. Ruffles and their
families, all Of st. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs,
O.. H. Lindstedt, Kansas City; Mrs
M. A. stearns and family, Mrs: Sand.
fielder, Alex Geist, Edward Schille and
family, st. Louis;, G. A. Will, Mime.
apolis. 80 r ~
A parcel shower was given Friday
afternoon at the home Of Miss Mabel
Sharpe at Groveland and Park, for Miss
Minnie Ahrens, a bride Of next month
Jessie Annis, Misses Marguerite Parrot
Bessie Swnburne, Rhoda Christensen
Lucy Nash, Gertrude Swinburne, Bessie
Nash. The afternoon was spent ii
boating. Lunch was served in the
porch dining room, and tn ename cards
done in water colors, represented the
different June wild flowers. Aftel
lunch Miss Ahrens hunted for her par
cells, concealed about the, lawn? Eact
bound into a hand.decorated book ana
presented to tie BRIDE TId ,1i 4dl5
A meeting was held Thursday even
ing by the members Of the Minnetonk;
Boat club in the clubhouse for the pur
pose of discussing, plans concernnin,
representation of the club at the race
at. Oshkosh this year. The club ha
two fast new class A and class B boat
races. AS the cost will be about $500
including the transportation and travel
) ing expenses ofI:the crews, some way
and means wills have to be devised 70
raising the necessary sum. The boat
Of the club have been paid for an
there are no debts. Generosity ha
been a prominent trait of the club mel
and it is hoped that by making a: eel
eraf> appeal TO, the individuals enone
money can be raised to send a delegs
ton worthy to sustain Lake o. Mime
| tonka 3 reputation as a, leading sport
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Miss Ruth Carriage this month at her
home in Excelsior .sta ss5sy S&s
Mrs. Clark Detweiler5 and sons of
Tacoma, Wash, are visiting relatives
in Excelsior for month.
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- Helen and Alexander Rubel of Fair
view entertained Thursday afternoon at
the cottage of their parents in Fair
view for Babette and Martin Strauss
Luncheon was served to eight Of their
with boating and fishing. : - .,....,,. !.
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H. P. Watson entertained at dinner
at the Lafayette club last evening.
Miss Semple and her friends, Misses
Harries and Patterson, were the honor
guests. The party remained for the
Regular hop later in the evening.
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Mrs. Wilbur Fiske Of Meadville Park
entertained informally Wednesday at
her summer home for the women who
are neighborhood friends along the
shore.
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Luncheon was served to eight Of their
friends and the afternoon was spent
with boating and fishing. ..,....,,.
The social season at Hotel Tonka
Bay promises to be gay one.t An
elaborate Fourth of July celebration
will set the ball rolling. For Wednes-
day the Twenty-eighth Infantry band
has been engaged to play all day, and
in the evening beautiful fireworks will
furnish entertainment sof the guests.
Mr.. Godfree is now organizing base
ball club, which will consist of the en-
ployees Of the hotel and ofa:the guests.
| With but few exceptions all the men
| employed by the management are high
school and univ ersity! students and are
fine players and the weekly games will
be an additional feature Of amusement.
July II and 10 will be gala days
at the hotel for the regatta to be held
by the Winnipeg, Duluth, st. Paul, Rat
Portage and Port Arthur. Boat clubs
will be held on the. course between
Tonka Bay and the Lafayette club, and
the hotel will be, headquarters for the
crews. The members Of the club are
to come Friday to begin week g train
ing In Minnetonka waters. There will,
1 of course, be regatta bali and no
end Of delightful affairs in honor 81
| the guests Last wreck the palm garden
was opened for the first time, and. con
certs are given in the garden every
evening from 9 to II O'Clock. THE
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Dunwoody Of
Orono were hosts at an informal dinner
party Thursday evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-04
.BEAR|SH OPENING IS
FOLLOWED BY ADVANCE
Strength at Close in Spite of
Favorable Report by Il
Crop Expert.

CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-Strength in the
wheat market developed late in the
day, sentiment carly in the session be-
ing quite bearish, 4 report made by
n crop expert of Minneapolis regarding
the total amount Of spring wheat crop
was partly responsible for selling by
pit traders which caused the early
weakness. This report confirmed prev
ious estimates Of liberal yield.
Other factors that helped TO depress
the market were lower cables and in-
creased receipts in the Northwest, The
change III sentiment was due to reports
from New York and New Orleans
which claimed that foreigners wero
buying considerable quantities OF
American wheat. The market was
further strengthened by large clear
ances of wheat and dour. Shorts were
active buyers late in the day.
The market closed strong with its
prices at the highest point. December
opened isc lower, at 75h, sold of TO
4}sm75c, and then advanced TO 1855
Co75Ac, gain OF H@Bc.
RANGE or THE LEADING FUTURES.
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ACTIVE TRADING IN
SHIFTING MARKET
Strength, However, Lacks
Spontaneity and Due to
Professional Work.
LOWER PRICED STOCKS
HAVE NOT CLIMBED UP
Considerable Gold Is Coming
East From San Francisco
at Present.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-There was a
large speculation IN stocks again today,
but the movement was constantly shift
ing. There was Il palpablo effort to
divert the speculation into some of the
low-priced railroad stocks, and some of
them responded with q show Of
strength. The movement, however,
lacked spontaneity and was clearly due
10 professional initiative based on tech
nical considerations rather than on ac-
tual development regarding these prop
critics.
1t was plausibly argued however,
that this class Of securities has never
advanced In proportion to the wide ad
vances in the high-pricod stocks. in
spite of the share of thcso companies
in the increased earnings common to the
railroad system Of tho whole country.
Market operators are attracted by
the argument, also. that carrying
charges on the low-priced stocks are
! less, owing to the smaller sums TO be
borrowed in taking on these stocks.
( This argument has special force during
2 period OF tigbtness of money. and par
ticularIy at q period when customers
Of brokerage houses are receiving state
ments Of accounts for September, with
charges to interest account, owing TO
the high money rates, which make a
,notable impairment Of profits on a
movement of prices.
San Francisco made large remittances
here through the sub-tressury, but
100000 was transferred through that
medium TO New Orleans. The market
did not recover at any timo from the
break IN Atchison, which dropped from
l0Sal0S$s in the morning TO 103]2,
closing at a net loss of 35s. When
Reading ran OF TO l50Ss In the late
dealings after having sold at l54H in
the morning, the closing of the market
became weak all around.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales,
par value, S2,674.000.
United States bonds were unchanged
on call.
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Iron Trade Review

CLEVELAND, o.. Oct. 3.-The Iron
Trade Review tomorrow Will say:
"'The market throughout shows
greater strength, and there is moro
positive evidence of confidence of manu-
facturers that prosperity will continue
for many months. The newly-an-
nounced policy of the United States
Steel corporation TO discontinue making
long-tcrm contracts for billcts and TO
abrogate present contracts, as soon as
can be done, indicates q belief that IT
will need in it's own mills all of the
crude steel that it can produce. AL
though in New York, Cleveland aud
other centers sales of Pig iron were
more numerous than during the preced-
ing week, not many largo sales have
been made. The scarcity of all grades
for this years delivery has been en-
phasized, and it is significant that some
Of the largest millers have been com
PEELED to como into the market and pay
high prices for spot iron.
"The United States Steel corporation
plans building three or four new fur
naces in the Pittsburg district. The
CORPORATION also expects To build from
twenty-four TO thirty additional open
hearth furnaces in the Pittsburg and
Cleveland districts, for which plans are
not complete AT Gary il is pushing
work on four blast furnaces and TWEEN
tv-eight open-hearth furnaces. also on
building the town. The great activity
continues in the mills. Actual specifca-
tious of the Illinois Steel company ag-
gregated 100000 tons, while untitled
contracts provide for heavier tonnage
than ever before found al this time OF
the wear on the books of the company.
The demand for plates continues strong,
orders, in some cases, for cars extending
IN TO 1908 -