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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04
BUTTE COALITION IN
 SHAPE ID MINE MUCH 0RE
CONSTRUCTION PRACTICALLY IS CoMPLETED-CAN PRODUCE
 AT 10 CENTS POUND

BUTTE, June 3.--The major items of construction which have been necessary in the work of putting the Butte Coal ition where it is today-in position annually to produce 40,000,O00 pounds of copper at a cost of 10 cents per pound-have been completed.
 The net profits of 1908 were called upon to pay several hundred thousand dollars for construction, shaft sinking, etc, until today the Butte Coalition properties are in splendid shape.
 It is a comparatively simple matter to figure the possible net earnings for Butte Coalition shares. The company has l,000000 shares and the cost or producing it's copper product, gold and silver credited, is 10 cents per pound. The output from now out should be not less than 40,O00,000 pounds and should gradually expand from this figure, AL nresent. therefore, l3-cent copper mar ket means cents per pound proht on 40. 900 ,O0O pounds of output or $l.20 per share. This figure is calculated to rep resent maximum profits until there IS a further rise in the metal market. On the present basis of output every cent advance in the price of copper IS equlv' alept. if maintained for year, to ad' ditional profits of 40 cents per share on the company's capital stock.
 As was natural to expect, the results for the year 1908 will not make very satisfactory showing; the price or cop rer was low and the mines were III op eration less than 10 months. onilHt Anaconda. which distributed Sl,3ooou' in unearned dividends, however, the company will not show large deheit ne no dividends were paid. We under stand that the net profits after heavy ! charges to construction, etc., amounted to something less than $lOO,OoO.
 The company's treasury IS stiii II splendid shape and the annual repor' 1ould show cash or it's equivalent O. between s3.5O0,O00 and $4,00O,OOo. In cidentally, we understand that the co" many subscribed for $500,00O of the nev stork of the International SmeitinS Refining company, and was aiio''', s300. 900 which has been pald Tor, al though it is possible the transaction which was completed since the close O the fiscal year, may not appear Tn tn balance sheet of the forthcoming anhoa report. -
 Butte Coalition has been "gettln ready" for the past three years. l has now arrived at the point With II construction expenditures pretty wei completed. where its big ore bodle should, yield substantial profits. U course when these profits are diVlde by l.OO0,O 0,O00, the participation of ST, ole share on 13-cent copper market redueed to rather small unit.
 While, as above stated, the eompan sbould from June l show earnings i l3 cent copper of $l.2O per share thel is no present intention of resuming di' idends. If the metal market, hoWeVe continues to advance as It shows slSl of doing, the resumption of dividend will be hastened.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04
Local Attorney Leaoes for East 10 Raise
 Mining Capital

Attorney George K. French, accom- panied by Mrs. French, will leave this morning for New York, where Mir. French will launch q new Notation to be known as the French Consolidated. Failing to secure sufficient encourage ment in New York, Mir. French will journey to London, where he feels con fident he will make success of the undertaking.
 Globe will profit well by this trip. Mir. French is well informed regarding the wonderful resources of this section and has the happy faculty of compre' hensively and convineingly letting go of such information as he may have about his person. He has a fine bunch of claims grouped and should experi ence little trouble in interesting cap ital.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04
GRAIN QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO, June 3.-The feature of trading in the wheat pit was the sell inc of large line of July delivery and purchasing of liberal quantities of De- eember option by prominent eommis' sion house. The July delivery was sub iected to heavy selling pressure the greater part of the day. During the day July ranged between lSl-2 and l2O. Closing quoatious: July HIS 3-i to HIS IS; September ll0 Is.
 High record marks for the season were established in the corn market when July sold at a and September at 69.1-2. September was decidedly bullish all day and the shorts were active bidders for July. The range ot July was between 72 and 73. The close was strong, with prices up Is to Is at the high point of the session.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04
MIAMI EXTENSION |S PREPARING FOR
 TRAFFIC
WILL RUN GASOLINE MOTOR CARS TO ACCOMMODATE PAS
 sENcER BUSINESS

A story which local railroad men de- cline to affirm or deny is to the effect that gasoline motor cars have been or dered by the Gila Valley, Globe Nor thern railway to run between Globe and Miami as soon as steel has been laid on the extension. According to the story another line will be built south of the city connecting the lower end of the Globe yards with the new Cutter line running out to the Superior X Boston properties. Three ears, says the report, have been ordered. One will make the round trip between Globe and Miami; apotner win go out Copper Hill way by the Cutter line and the third ear will be held in reserve in case of accident or for the accommodation of passengers in case of heavy traffic on either of the lines.
 There is little doubt that the railroad officers have made arrangements to han de passenger traffic between the points named. Gasoline motor ears have proved worderful success whereveG tried and that they will be introduced here seems more than likely, as there is every indication that Miami, at an ear. ly date, will develop into good sized camp and the Copper Hill section is rapidly forging to the fore.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04
HEAVY ADVANCES IN STOCK MARKET
 LEADERS
HARTMAN STOCKS AND UNITED STATES STEEL ARE BRIGHT
 PARTICULAR STARS
PUBLIC IS KEPT IN THE DARK
COPPER HIGHER IN LONDON AND FIRM AT HoME-NEw HIGH
 MARKS FOR CORN

NEW YORK, June 3.-The securi- ties market in New York today was replete with sensations and the causes lying back of the various demonstra- tions made by price movements were kept yelled from public knowledge.
 That such causes existed and were of substantial nature was taken for grant ed on account of the convincing evi- dence presented by the tape itself.
 Union Pacific was tardy in respond ing to the excited advance of Southern Pacific and at one time sold off to a lower price than it closed at last night
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04
Chamberlain Cough Remedy the Best
 on tha Market.

"'I have used Chamberlain s Cough Remedy and find it to be the best on the market" says F. w. Tardy, editor of The Sentinel, Gainsboro, Tenn. "Our baby had several colds the past winter and Chamberlain Cough Remedy al ways gave it relief at once and cured it in a short time. l always recommend it when opportunity presents itself. v For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04

GROENYILLE, Miss, June 3.-A monument erected to the memory of the Confederate dead of Washington coun- ty was unveiled today in the court house yard. The ceremonies were of an interesting character and were con ducted under the auspices of the Daugh- ters of the Confederacy Honorable John l.. Hebron. Honorable Leroy Percy and Doctor B. r. Ward were the chief speakers.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04
METAL QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, June 3.-London was higher with spot at sl32, los and fu- lures at fl33, l5s, Locally the mar ket was quiet with spot at 29.oO to 29.25.
 Copper was higher in London with spot at &60, 17s, Cd and futures Hol, l3s. 9d. Locally firm and unchanged
 Lead advanced to fl3, 3s, 9d in Lon don. Locally steady and unchanged at 4.35 to 4.45.
 Spelter was unchanged in London at s22, 2s, Cd. Locally firm and shade higher at 5.20 to 5.25.
 Silver 52 3.4; Mexieans Al.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04

NEW ORLEANS, La, June S.--Thc anniversary of the birth of Jefferson Davis was observed throughout Louis jana today as "Confederato Memorial Day." Banks and public offices were closed and iii all of the cities and towns throughout the state the soldiers graves were decorated and memorial exercises held under the auspices of the rveter' ans organizations.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04
This Date in History

l635IIenry governor arrived in Boston of Died 1920
   Charles Sardinia, abdicafed. xxi against the United States. Aurians Magenta Pillow General l'eauregard
  lsosury disagreed Governo Goebel of Kentucky
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04
You Never Can Tell

Just exactly the cause of your rheu- matism, but you know you have it, Do you know that Ballard $ Snow Lin ilnent will cure it?-relieve the pain reduces the swelling and limbers the joints and muscles so that you will be as active and we'll as you ever were Price 25c, soc and $l.00. Sold by Pal ace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04
Mining and Financial News

Later in the day it came into the move ment more fully.
 The whole market became very buoy ant and animated before the close Of the day, but influence ruling in all radiated from impressive operations m Hartman stocks and in United States Steel.
 Bonds were firm. Total sales SlO,O73, 900. United States bonds unchanged.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04

HOPKINSYILLE, Ky, June 3.-A big celebration of the birthday ami vcrsary of Jefferson Davis was held today at Fairview, in Todd county where the president of the Confederate states of America was born June 5 1908. The celebration took the form ot n monster barbecue, with memorial ad' dresses by number of prominent vet erans
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04
DEAD ARE HONOREO
 IN SOUTH

GAINESVILLE, Ga, June 3.-A handsome Confederate monument was unveiled here today with impressive cer- emonies. The oration of the day was delivered by Honorable Hooper Alex ander of Atlanta.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04

Go to the Indian Hot Springs. Take the taths and drink the mineral waters, It will do you good.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04

See ad of lee Co. offering reduced prices on Ice.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04
CITY OF GLOBE
 REPORT OF THE CITY TREASURER FOR THE SIX MONTHS ENDING MAY 31, 1909

Balance in the Treasury November sOth, l0O
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04

JAS. II. WEIGH,
 Treasurer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-06

Ardmoreite Want Ads are recog.
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see the result from few lines.
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
To Automobile Dealers

Everywhere, we have Just one word to say-HURRY. We
have on file thousands of applications from dealers who have
asked for this and Flanders "2o"-but who
declined the terms formerly offered and insisted on dealing with
the factory direct. A veritable stampede will follow the pub
LEGATION OF this announcement. So, if you want the line there
will be no time to lose. Wire or write, or better still, come on
to Detroit forthwith. Come prepared to do business, and bring
along such credentials as will enable us to determine your
status. We want the best dealer in every city and town. Wen
see that you make money-and permanently. OF course other
qualifications being equal, preference will be given those dealers
who have handled the EMF line bcfore-Provided they arc
free to meet our terms. Whether or not you are one OF those,
better get in touch with us quickly-this is an opportunity that
won't happen again.
Deliveries of Flanders "2o's" will begin in January as per
schedule. Those dealers who come to Detroit can have a dem
onstration in this car as we'll as in the 1910 model E-M-F-30'
which is now also ready for delivery. Your astonishment will
know no bounds when you have seen and ridden in Flanders
"2o"-else you are different from all others who have seen it.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
EMF $50" $3.50

been substituted for the expanding ring clutch in
former models, Needs no adjustment. and steel
springs under the leather facing makes It take hold
a. smoothly ~ the rinE-eluteh aid. And It let's 90
every time-whieh tho other didn't. unleEs very
accurately adjusted.
Of-splitdorf, and we believe the best in the
world over 10000 out. and we never hear OF them,
No news is the best news about a masneto-so We
Eet lots Of good news about this one,
Has proven a marvel of neXibIlity
and simplicity. Our own make. so well made and all
made alike, Never heard an E-M-F-"so" missing"
In your life. She trims everything In her class at
cOrbureter. And II has only one simple air adjust
ment Can't be Improved in any way we know,
TInEs'-Equipment has proven ample-thanks to car
being made OF best alloy steels, consequently light
And though there Is a big shortage In rubber-we
get rubber tires. Remember always TO make EN-
put the car on the scaies-statements are all right,
but see It weighed yourself. And then remember
that excessive tire equipment simply obliRates YOU
to pay more than you ought for your tires.
BODI'-New u Door" type-up TO the minute in
style and nnSh, Tonneau a few inches wider. so
that It seats three two-hundred FOUNDERS comfort
ably.
CoLoRt-BodS dark blue. running gear yellow. From
across the street you couldn't tell whether II was a
$4,000 car or a Sl,.5O one.
PRlCEt-si.25o. Z o b, Detroit--until further notice.
And hereafter wen see that every buyer pays only
H more In q carload No more soaking the buyer
single-car rates
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16

This car has achieved the most wonderful success
during the past two years of any automobile ever
built. Over ten thousand are to-day on the roads in
the hands of users.
Our 1910 model is now being shipped. 1t differs
very slightly from the 1909 model, but those differ
snces are important. for the few alterations made were
al that hard service IN the hands OF thousands OF
users could indicate would be better.
h~oToR,-HaE been unchanged 1t is a marvel Of
power. economy and performance. No motor OF the
same dimensions a In. by ~ in) produces within
40 per cent OF the power. Up TO this time we could
see no room for improvsment-tha is saying much
TRANSMISSION s-Als IL unchanged. That we have
retained Il unaltered even In the slightest detail in
E-M-F-"So" and also incorporated It In Flanders
40" proves that II has given entire satisfaction and
is superior TO any other we know,
tory and lighter. including transmission gears, than
mAlleAbls AxleS OF other cars without transmission
Others are copying Il liberAlly-and Imitation Is the
Einesrsst form Of hattsry. you know.
FRONT AxLEi-HAs been changed. Splndles a trIne
4 heavier. Bali bearings larger; and "l-bsam" axle
/ itself has been dropped In center to snhah.s appear
anes and conform TO convention In thAS regard
was the only Important detail OF
E-A.F-"S0" that required adjustment And some
owners simply couldn't or wouldn't master the aim
pie knaek. Dealers didn't bother-for reasons given
above mostly So Il has been changed. A cone
slpteh-simpls and also better in some ~rsspsess has
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
To Prospective Buyers:

In order that there may be no disappointments nor delays
in deliveries to intending purchasers, we would advise that you
send your orders, together with deposit OF 500 to the EMF
Company direct. An agent will be appointed in your territory
at once. Your order and deposit will be turned over to him.
But meantime we will advise you as to the exact date you can
expect shipment of your car. Present rate of output is sixty
cars per day. While We can't guarantee you immediate deliv-
cry, We won't have to hold you up more than thlrty-days-lf
the order comes at once. In urgent cases VIC will make a spe-
cal effort to ship at once. but the output OF the next thirty days
will all be needed to supply new dealers with demonstrating cars.
BY the action just taken, by which we resume the sale Of
our own product, we are able to guarantee every buyer OF our
cars that uniform courtesy, prompt and liberal treatment that IS
necessary to make friends and create new business.
SATISFIED OWNER is THE BEST SALESMAN.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
ss2O", $50

Named after Walter Z. Flanders, President
and General Manager of the E-M-F-Company,
this car combines all the experience and skill
Of a corps of designers and manufacturers
that has no equal In this industry.
While the capacity of factories number
3 and 6-where, from the pig ircn and the
steel plate this car is built-is 100 cars every
working day, the demand already so far ex-
ceeds the possible supply that thousands will
have to be disappointed. 1t will simply be
a case Of first come first served, Early or
ders will have precedence. A word to the
wise is sufficient.
Five of these cars have been on the roads
undergoing the most severe tests during the
last few weeks. Every punishment that en-
gineering ingenuity can devise has been tried
to develop weak spots if any existed. The
results are phenomenal. Never did car
prove up better in its early tests-never were
designers so we'll pleased at the results OF
their work.
Those dealers and experts who have seen
and ridden IN the car have expressed the
glls..st surprise not only at the size OF
Flanders "2oS - at its performance. This
noty i.hstantiug o.! own glowing promises
made when mis- model was hrst announced
Flanders 30" does not compete in any
way with It's big brother E-M-F-"3o". 1t is
designed Tor ruulity even more than for
plea. ure. II Just meets the requirements OF
business and professional men IN all walks
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
Studsbeker Automobile Company = Fs
December U9th 1909.

TNIRD: In or opinion 1t was q very gricvous commercial lunier for you
TO recently announce throush. the public prints shat here would be no 1910 mods
the EMP "3o"c r manufactured by tMs Company. You knew at that time that
va had brought out a new rnde1 differing in several Important features ron tts
p~doceesorj notably, a new .formof front exlo, improved spring suspension, 4-
design of body md a clutohO OF different type from that which had been
used formerly, eU a general refinement Of dotails.
FoURfH' lou have, through your Advertisements, mhned the pilt Int,
the belief that studeeakers owned G controlling interst In ths Company, thereby
CONFUSING agents and buyers and ihWingt the reputation of the product, al va
believe In many lncaltttes. Z
Thsf fact shet some Of he studeoeksrs ARE minority stothold ors in this
corporation hes given you first Consideration in the sole 81 our rroduot,b but 10
Detroit capitalists Furnished III The money theth has actually seen uea in the
investments and the Investments OF other Stnckho1 ders, on sales policy which
exportance has demonstrated dse not f1t in with the manufacturing program laid
OUT, by your assent, for the prodmt1ono OF 296oo automobiles for the year begirn-
September LIST 1909.
TO insure prnanency in a business Of tMs magnitude II IL Of the utS
most Importance that liberal treAmentb be. accorded dealers and buyers OF etonos
bi1cS In order to oTeateo confidence and develop new bwinessa
Therefore,. commanding December 9th 1909 we viii sell AndspMdMtlY OF
etuae5kerU, the EN-F" o" and tho FLANDERS "2o" automobiles mamfa otred by u.s..
" VAL snter into Negotiations Immediately for The sale y eur product from
honece or through dealer or agents whom We will select the United
States, Canada and foreign oomres,p provided such dealers are free TO accept
The selling proposition We have to offer hem.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMPANY
WK &1AA<a
v-|.9 proD4dat q General Manager.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16

E SEND YOU "a TALK WITH FLANDERS" a little booklet
in which we explain how EMF $50" and Flanders go" cara
are manufactured, from the pig.irOn and the steel plate to
the finished car, and prove how, by our facilities, we are able
in the world.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16

nH Mw i'll make interesting reading to the entire AMbHem industry ep6yd callers and buyers who pm deal
Misunderstanding 0mmShhmmbf heh fact -EM COMPANY
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16

December 9Th 1909.
gWSbekSrA utcnobleo Company,
South Bend, Ir61@aa.
emtlomon;-
You are hereby notified tat We have eloctad to end DO now treat az
vi whereby It vas stipulated land agreed that the studebaker Automobile Company
Our reasons for 90 treating such agreements "a rOSo1ndeda and anul11ed
are as follows;
Ca Because you have refused and neglected to take. and PAL or tho
number 81 EMF "3o" care ordered by you during The noMhs OF
October and November 1909.
[b) 5ceuUe cf your failure and neglect to give any valid reason
or excueef for such non-perRorance 81 the agreements or your
part, or my assurance that you will In the future perform such
agreements according to tho terms thereof.
[el BeosuSe your actienS .eviroo an intention not TO perform yor oOn-
tracts and agreements With u.s., md % be no longer eond thereby.
urst 60 perorn and carry out tho agreements between u.s., in taking and paying for
the number Of cars ordTadb by you arca as fdlowUt
FIRST: Instead 81 establishing a fair ard uniform line Of DISCOUNTS TO
agents you have taken advantage 81 the trenendmsd demand for EMF nDn and
TlMdere "2o" cara to force denlorst to handle this liet OF discounts that are
unfair and Improbable and which would not cmpencatet hsaf FOR taking proper
care OF their customers and maintaining the reputation OF our product.
= SECOND You avoel also used III popularity OF ms EMP line end da1er1'
anxiety to handle 1t, to force tho sale of oshor stu6ebckcr ltncs OF Gasoline and
nHtrcs for which, Independently Of EMF tA"o was a very limited Demand. 1n
ry Aes dealers have cmriainedt shat ny we're forced TO contract for enc OF
more Th ears in order to sett mo agency for INF ago" and F1andorS"2 ". Hy
first-1sed dealers refused to be SO coerce6e and, therefore,, wo are not properly
repreeGtd IN nay localities. ~