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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-15

After an enforced retirements of two
weeks from the saddle. because Of an in
Jured foot, Jockey Garner made his reap
pearance as rider at the City Park
track yesterday. Before the sport ended
he rode winner, Gloriher lie won the
fourth race in a gsllop.
Gamers return to the saddle was hailed
with delight by his race-trsck admirers.
They cheered Justify when he made his
appearance on the back OF Goddess in the
first race The boy was unable to win
with her.
l.. V. Bells old horse ran i'm the name
and colors OF j. II. Mccormick, who with
many Eastern plungers backed heavily
the former rival OF Sysonby. He was
many pounds better than the other horses
in the race. Garner was only called upon
TO steer him around the course.
The Tammany friends OF Big Tim
Sullivan and his trainer Archie thinner,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-15
COL. GODDARD
DEDICATED ALLEYS

Some new bowling alleys OF the
Lonsdale Parish house at Lincoln were
opened last evening. A large number
OF the members and friends OF the
club, including Col. r. III. ]. Goddard
agent OF the Lonsdale company, who
installed the alleys. and Rev. A. NJ
1IilIiker. rector OF Christ church. were
present.
The first string was bowled by Col.
Goddard after he had presented the al
leys on behalf OF the company. Henry
Harmon thanked Col Goddard and the
Lonsdsle company and the latter re-
piled that he hoped the alleys would
be OF much benefit TO the members He
also read letter from William God
dard, president OF the Lonsdale COM
pany. who regretted his inability TO be
present. Remarks were made by the
rector and this was followed by the
serving OF light refreshments by the
young ladies OF the parish.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-15
NEW YORK RACING
LAW TO STAND

The action OF District Attorney Jerome
In asking the legislature 20 repeal the
Percy-Gray racing law. and his presence
In Albany yesterday failed 10 strike ter
ror tc the hearts OF the men interested IN
racing. They laughed and said:
1T Is time to worry when the law ls
repealed-if such thing ever takes
place
The racing men were not inclined to
take Jerome seriously. They pointed 90
what he has effected since he was first
elected 20 office
Many OF the stewards Of the Jockey
club. the governing body OF turfmen IN
this state. were "out Of town" yesterday
Those that were located refused 10 he
quoted. They did not seem worried about
the threatened repeal OF the racing law
and laughed at the published reports ~
Jerome's threats 90 kill racing
mo matter what the legislature may
do said one racing Official there IL one
thing certain-all the meetings scheduled
10 take place this summer will be held.
law or no law. II is not illegal 20 race
horses, and they Will keep all OF their
engagements In the big turf fixtures"
The pool room mon with one or two ex-
ceptions. are In favor OF leaving the pres
ent racing law alone. Although bitter
against the Jockey club they now realize
that n horse racing ~ stopped IN the
state they will be forced out Of their bust.
ness
The pool room men who are IN favor OF
the repeal of the Percy-or law are Pc
ter DO Lacey ana The" Allen. Roth
OF these men are miiiionaires and are
practically out Of the business. and their
hatred OF the turf authorities is not shnr-
cd BY the smaller fry who are stiil short
OF the millions they hope 10 get. The lat
ter hope 10 continue IN their old calling
end 40 not want 10 bs forced 20 qui, be-
fore they can snt as much money as
De Lacey and Allen have.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-15
SHARKEY A. c.
To OPEN AGAIN

The reopenlng OF the Sharkey A. c. in
West Sixty-fifth street tomorrow night
marks another step In the rehabilitation
OF boxing in New York When the
sharkey opens its doors to it's members
there will be three perfectly legal boxing
clubs operating in New York. The others
are the Long Acre IN West Twenty-ninth
street and the New Polo IN Harlem.
Unlike the other clubs which were in
existence last year the sharkey A. c. is
a regularly incorporated athletic club
and has list OF 600 bona fde mem.
bers. When former Gov. Higgins issued
his edlet against prize fighting I'm New
York last year. all of the other clubs we're
forced to suspend, operations because OF
their methods OF procuring members. IL
was claimed that the payment OF admls-
sion at the gate made the boxing exhi-
bitions prize fights. and as such they
were against the law.
nut the club with real charters i'm
medlately set about legally increasing
their membership Old members brought
new members. who Joined the club and
paid their dues regularly every month.
And that Is how the clubs are being
run now As long as man pays his
dues he II entitled 20 the use Of the
club rooms. the gymnasium and the
bathr, which these clubs have installed.
The boxing shows are merely side is
sues, and II Il only when n bout has
been arranged between two men OF known
ability that oil OF the members turn cut
20 see the show.
Among tho members OF the Sharltey
a G. are many good boxers ana they
are pTac1cirR hard for the opening show
tomorrow night
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-15

PAWTUCKET HIGH 20, HOPE HIGH
The Pawtucket high basketball team
won from Hope high last evening at tho
Pawtucket Boys club by the score OF
23 TO g. Despite the one-sided score
the game was exciting and abounded
in brilliant basket shooting by the
winners
After the FIRST few minutes OF play
Pawtucket settled down and slowly In
creased their lead. Hope made three
points toward the end Of the half.
Fairchild caging the only basket OF
the game for his side, while Tucker
succeeded In throwing one goal from
n foul and the score at half-time stood
IA 10 3 I'm favor OF Pawtucket high.
Tho second half was more closely
contested, and IL was not until the lat
ter part OF the half that Pawtucket
was able 10 score.
For the winning Ave Cummings and
w. Aspinwall were easily the stars Of
the game. Fairchild, Tucker and Olney
were the strongest factors for the
Hope aggregation. The lineup and
summary:
PAWTUCKET. HOPE.
Cummings, r. f.........r. E., Tucker
Lowry, |. f..........,....l. T., Fairchild
Tingley. ODonath), ]. f....c., Andrews
w. Aspinwall. c...,......r. g. Brown
Parker (captain), r. g......,r g. Otis
l.. Aspinwall, !. g...........lSB, Olney
Score--Pawtucket high 49, Hopo
high 4. Goals from loor--W. Aspin-
wall s, Cummings s, Fairchild sGoals
from fous--W. Aspinwall 3, Tucker 2
Referee and umpire-Gregory OF Paw
tucket. Timekeepers-Curtis OF Paw
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-15
HANDYANO DANIELS
MEET FOR RECORD

Frank Daniels of the New York Athletic
club and II. J. Handy OF the Chicago
Athletic association. regarded as the
greatest swimmers in the country. yester-
Feb. %.
The race will be either al 1000 yards or a
mile. this TO be determined with other de-
tails OF the dual meet between the c. A.
a. and ". Y. A. c.. which is carded for
the same evening
Arrangements 10 have these men com
pete against each other IN a match race
have fallen through several times. but as
The entire G. A. a. A. team is 20 be taken
East for the meet, officials of the Michi-
gan avenue institution cannot sec any
hitch In the race this time
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-15
Men with Small Feet

who wear size G. 6i9. T. ~ B last can al
ways save a dollar or more on a pair Of
sample shoes at John the Shoeman's. He
has contracts with several large factories
to take all their samples.
This week the price is 81 70 and the fac
tories represented are Haywood All
America and Dlzer.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-15
C0UGHL|N TO
COACH CORNELL

Dan Coughlan has been elected by the
Cornell Athletic council coach OF the
baseball team for the coming season. The
council ratified the selection last night,
and Coushlan will come 20 Ithaca inme-
diately. He succeeds Glenn Warner, who
has gone 20 Carlisle.
coughlan played with the Louisville and
Washington teams and later was IN tho
pennsylvania league. He coached tho
University or Pennsylvania nins two
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-15

TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo QuInlns Tas.
lets. Druggists refund money n Il fails
TO cure. y. w. GROVES signature is
On each box. CSC.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-02-22
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State of North Oak ss tn District Court
Comfy of Ramsey 81 81 :2nd Judicial Dis

state Nosth Dakota, ~ e Il District Court.
J l1st AsDnH IS Plaintiff 1. u @
AID Is ii the Essate III Mary
Theresa Slatterys deceased IN ichael Noonan,s
and all other persons gun known, claiming sanya
esta to or interest inor lien or encumbrance np.s
On the PROPERTY describe q in the cornpla int,
The state Is North Il the above named
Y You and each Of yon are; hersb monsr IT,
answer the .compl lint in this action, whichs
complaint duly verified has been fled In the
office OF the CLERK kof the District Court for
Ramsey county, North Dakota ct his otice Sin
Deyils Lake Ramsey county. North Dakota,
snbscriber within thirty lS6j days after the
|service OF this summons upon you, exclusive of
the day OF service and in case OF your lure to-
appear or ansNser 5ud gment $will be 4taken5
against you by default for the relief demanded
Dated Devils Lake. North Da ebruar We u
18th, 1907. F{ I. 81 54 4j
\ F. IE5S3s Edward ~ Flynn, 5s
x IL BID 10 u Attorney for plaintiff,
Residence and post office I'D dress, Devils
Il 70 tho above named defendants III please4 to
take notice that the relief sought in the aboyp
md cash ~ you from any intsFestin sorlisn 81
sRs eSesfas g ssa s ss o0ss
ea q Wss
Is said Ia 81 dScfss 81 isiss
Z: Y:ss5F -. Edward :. Flynn,
DATED Devils Lake, Dakota. February,
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sUAMllloNs.I

y. II sUuAMoNs.s l}a2S5 :.zs 4
stats 9t Nf Rsh pste pstEEsk
h + sRtAaus. plaintiff 81 'siss: HI
h 6 pssils dshs Bsild;ng END dosa
knewnt elhiming any estate pr interest fingorsi
hs9 o. .h er,sun.hEanse gpeh desefih
+ as Dasosa e Sc aboye
Roa IA sasa yeasre etsby sumnonsa 81
anaTs1s hs n iIeRpia5nt this
:! s ss bsloss 8 Is See
PEI .6 Deke Ra%ssy NORTH
subscriber withis thirty sO) days after tlie, sef3
vice Of this summons upon yon, exclusive 81
tn the DAY Of seryiseand il saso your failure
e b yoa bydefault for the relief demanded
,s 1af 81; psSia Lake. North Dakota, February
Edward r. Flynn, }s : sG %.sSs
T.. Attorney for plaintiff,
~ ResidsnSe ar and post office address, Devils
To. the aboye named defendants: Please Is
take notice that the relief sought in tho above
you and each 81 you from any intssest 81 r.
H lien Or enoumbrance upon the property descri-
bed IN the complaint and as follows towit "a
north Ct the northWest corner Of block IL III the
Ssy or + Deys Lake Ramsey county North Da
street in said city 100 feet, thence north 10 feet.
thence t. west 1oo feet, thsnce south 40 feet Is
2, and in block 5, of Ringers addition Id said
city OF Devils Lake, in Ramsey county. North
Dakota, and TO quiet title I'M the plaintiff to
said land By decree Of co6fs :.
y:.9 lESSf;EH7 III. Edward II Flynn, III h
-. J., =, - =. Attorney for plaintiff,
!, DATED ed Devils Lake, North Dakota, ehfuary.
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NUticesT Credifnra. .

Ruger, deceased s;$ - ~
Notice IS hereby given b: the md ersiena:l
R.S Kuger and Thomas ", Ruger, - 35ST
estate Of Henry H. Ruger, late 81 the city 81
Devils Lake in the county of Ramsey 4 and
state Of North Dakota deceased, TO tho credit-i
sors Of and all persons having claims 4aeninst
said deceased, to exhibi them with The necas.s
sarys vonchers, thin six months after the
shrst pubiication Of this notice, to said admir-
sin the city fof Devils Lake il said Ramsey
county. fsSs5B # l. Il 7E5 u - S,&
Dated October So, Al b .519o6. s5 Al e 8SSEiSS
- u. ,R9gef, s.sI$ II i Thomas W. Ruger, .3s
q .,,adm1nlstra tr1x. s5$ 5&4 Adm illustrator
+. First publ oa the frst day Of February.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-02-22
Il State OF North Dakota, county of Rarnee,vi
!. In county court, before Hon, John F.1H enrvIEE

h State of$ North Dakota, county Of Ramsey, slg
B, In county court, before Hon. John F.'IHenry.
u, r ths estate 81 Charles
Margaret Malholl land petitioner: a. Jarnass;;j
Mulh1 llands Rosa Mnlh alland, Winifred MnI.as
holland q Agnes III Hand, Thomas MulhnIa
land and Patrick Mulhol land. respond euts ss 81;
Elta sion hearins petit ton ppointment Of
The asase 81 North Dakota q the abe.a:
inths estate Charlie 81 Mniboiiand., de de-
You, and .sach of are hereby notiassl
That Margarst Muthn lane. the petitioner here.i
"A, has fled in this court her petition nrav5f,s
that letters of inistration moon the as.. ~
OF ChAIIeg H. Mnlh land Che towns nj
ofaFand Harborsinsth lie COUNT III Ramsav ~
state Of North - kotat sdeceaseti, Be erantsd
70 her, the pet and that the said peti.
ton VIII By heard and duly considered byt f;a5
c sonn on Satnsda the 2nd day Of March, Az d.
at ~ O'Clock IN forenoon OF that dsps
at ne court rnomHso this court, il the county
ct Ramsey ard 3state of North Dakota. aIssS
you and each ofl Son are hereby cited II ~
and appear court at said time AMI
place, and said speti ton II ana d ainsss
canse if gng there heiS why the prayer al ssaia
psssit ssliouid not be granted.
Jahn 4. Henry. E
Judge of thss Country Conrt. Z
8 Dase1 me lAth day cfsE February, I'D. la07
11es Enc service OF the above citation te,
maae py publication in the Devils Lake Inter
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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-02-22

~ the Russell and the Rotary,
the latter being by fan the best
III removing the large drift
eight to ten. Or more feet deep,
@$ The warm sunshine and mild
days Of late have y caused the
snow to melt rapid " 4 / ! Y sSS5; ;$5
E We are sorry becaus ea our good
friend, George Dingnla has
been sick for she last few; days
but still he IFS about. . 6: ! s.s5 ..
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-02-22

! Wanted Gentleman or lady
to travel for mercantile house
Of a large capital. & Territory at
home OF abroad Ito suit. Hde-
sirable the home may be used
as headquarters. N eekly salary
of 81, 900 per year and expell-
ses. Address Jos. a.. AlexaIl-
der, Devils Lake. Ut s3353.. b 5535:s
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-02-22
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FARM, TENANTS WANTED

Wanted-Two tenants for
24O-acre farms all under cult
walton with good buildings; one
three miles from station and the
other about six. Tenant can
can get all the breaking he can
handle, and all the hay he
wants. Nick Kitch, Webster,
N. D. r.. ', e..
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-02-22
.lS'Ds-', &tGgT sLftI, :. !,
Father EXPLAINS,

Johnny-Papa, what does automo-
bile mean? - i 4. 81; .s$ + ES,ss.s j..
Papa-It comes from the Greek
''tanto"-self-and the Latin mobile
movement, IT, means machine that
goes byv;;itselt: =, .%5E 'sE25;, "a I,
a Johnny--Doesn't any one have any.
thing to *doSwith IT, ~: i. = III 3
Papa '(who@ tries to drive q horse
and buggy)-No one with any self-re-
spect:- Home Magazine ~ Z
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-02-22

>@ 7V*!%Tf's ----------8S4 -s%@ ? =. L..
The fuel famine has been bro
ken in Penn. On the 10Th inst.
George Kline receivedsa carload
of wood which was shipped from
Minnesota :. December last, and
on the same day, the st. .Anth-
ony & Dakota Elevator company
received a carload of hard; coal, ,
and it was all sold in about
three hours, the most Of it being
taken by the farmers for family
use In the country,
On February 18th, 1907, w. A.,
Schultz and Lias Met aban took
a number; of ho gs to the Devils
Lake market. They found the
roads in very bad shape. HI .5
T f. G. Kaeding for the last few
days has been very busy filling
the ice house Of the Penn cream
cry company. He will have the
Job closed up within u few days.
James Wilkinson returned
on February 18th from ~ BUSH
ness trip I'd Kansas NJ While
there he purchased a farm, and
may make that state his home
in the near future. I. $.Ss: !: .s' !:
. Az basket sociable was held
last Friday evening in I the
school house iii district Mo- a of
Norway oWnship. IA most ell ID,
joyable time was reported by the
many attendan n 5t 53 ~.
ss.s Owing III plriincip ally 60 the fact
that some of our farmers con
.elude they can secure cheaper
lands elseWll j, they are now
hering choice farms for sale &C
low fl lres y compared with the
general price of real estate " iii h
this our coutltr
On w dnesday evening last,
q pound social was held at The
home of Rel. Arms fridii,a There
sas a large iiag B and tile
thoug hts, sent irsl eleVer wit
and sweet amen ties of the al.
sembl led tIrong bro ght pleasure
and profit to each soul WHO was
fl.ortunately preaellt =.33s
During sila recent billiards,
The Great iesla railway com.
paTiy has snow ploWs along the
line all IN prac tical operation.
There were tWo. pes1 ker 3 kinds
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-02-22

For Sale.-Second- hand auto
mobiles>in. perfect running con-
dition,; standard makes, rum
abouts and touring cars, The
Auto Exchange, s19 South Third
street, Minneapolis.
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For Sale-A few choice quart
er section farms ia Ramsey
and Cavalier countess $50 to
SIS an. acre. See Joe Zunich,
Devils Lake. - {ihAjs{sf Z II
= For Sale Cheap-A gasoline
engine at Marble Works Dev.ils
Lake, N: D. '''F:'' ! 80 S} ~ ''>'
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FOR RENT

For Rent. Six room house,
furnished. SIS per month.
F. Moody. ':s ss
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WANTED

Wanted.-A good man ass1@col-
lecto advertise and leave samp-
les for a large manufactures.
SIS to $50 weekly. expenses in
advance. Nc. risk. Everything.
furnished. Local bank will pay
your salary. SIR. Silverton,
Devils Lake. N d.. % Ia
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-02-22

For Sale Second hand heat
ing stove,4 nearly new. G.. "A.
Dodge, 4 Il: ,s#2 r..
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For Rent-A small, warm house
for SIP per month. Address Mrs.
E. A. Pierce, Devils Lake, n. D
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For Sale or Exchange. Stock
farm Of + 120 acres ii central
Minnesota, 5 miles to- two rail-
road towns, 2 miles to#chicory
factory. Will trade for good
Dakota homestead! For partic-
ulars address, Lars i Rasmussen,
Grundy Center, Iowa. Z &c w.:
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to Bislnar ednesda It oW.
rler ifbune. n, 3 55.:5
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r. For Sale, v number Of Coolie
pups. y Their grand father ;. won
first prize al the World Fair in
Chicago. Address John Spies
mon, Devils Lake, N D. !, !
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-23
THE PROBLEM IN CUBA.

Cuba's indifference and ineficiency
are likely to undo all the good work
of American administration in the
island if the Cubans are left 10 them
selves. Governor Magoon reports that
since the resumption of government by
the Cuban army of pacification there
has also been an almost complete dis
regard of the treaty obligations under
which the Palma government was
placed to keep the island clean and
healthful, so that 1t should no longer
be a source of danger and infection to
the United States and other countries.
The immediate consequence is an out
break of yellow fever and the infection
of American soldiers in their barracks.
In all probability American authority
will never be withdrawn from Cuba.
The property of the island and the well
fare of it's population demand the
strong restraining hand of u govern
ment. Foreign interests in the island
favor American rule because 1t means
stability and safety, and American in
terests are dependent upon the SAM
conditions. The natural resources Of
Cuba are only partly developed, and
il it is settled that there will be nc
more setting up of an independent re-
public to be constantly disturbed by
revolution and riot. American capita
will be poured into Cuba and make /
the richest producing spot in thu
world.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-23
LAW For ALL ALIKE.

1t cannot be said under the present
national administration that there is
one law for the rich and another law
for the O President Roosevelt said
at Provincetown:
mo Individual, no corporation obey
ing the law has anything to fear from
this administration. No indi-
vidual and no corporation is SO power
full that he or it stands above the pos
sibility of punishment under the law"
Who shall dissent from that? And
that is the gist of the Presidents pol
icy. Wealth shall be no shield against
prosecution and punishment. The pred
atory corporation is on a par with the
predatory highwayman. They are to
be treated alike.
There can be no wonder that the
great l~aw-defying interests stand
agape. They have always held them
selves to be above the law and have
never been disturbed by the law. In fact,
former administrations came to them
for advice. deferred to them and leaned
on them. Even President Cleveland in
1898, when a national loan was neces-
sary, would not go to the people for
the money. He went to Morgan and
paid him about nine millions in COM
missions. The loan would have been
subscribed by the people twenty times
over, as a subsequent loan actually
President Roosevelt will be in office
March, 1909. He may be in Office
years more. But the policy of an
equal administration of the laws for
corporations and individuals. and for
rich and poor, will have ample time to
be unchangeably fixed in the execution
of the national laws before his present
term shall expire.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-23
THE ACTUAL STATE OF BUSINESS.

The Commercial National Bank of
Chicago annually complies the results
of inquiries made throughout the coun-
try as to business and crop conditions.
This year questions were addressed to
10000 bankers, business houses and
crop authorities in all the States, and
the Overwhelming testimony is that
business was never before sounder or
more satisfactory.
In giving the results of these in
quiries the Review say with regard
to the demand for capital, that the
stagnation in the purely speculative
market is an indication that the re-
wards of capital and industry are so
attractive as to prompt the withdrawal
of funds from investment securities.
The Review says:
Our reports are unanimous in say
ing tina the prosperity in every line
of business during the last e a has
been superlative, > = " The bankers
of the country, with few exceptions in
the far West, report an extraordinary
demand for funds in all lines of bust
ness activity. Interest rates are very
firm everywhere, and in the central
reserve and larger reserve cities the
inquiry for funds so much exceeds the
supply that money is described as
very tight"
This is another answer to the ca
lamity howl from Wall street. 1t is
the answer, too, of conservative
banking and business interests of the
country. 1t makes the calamity howl
ers ridiculous.