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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-07
CONCENTRATES

G. cusack, preside nt of the First
National bank of North Bend. Neb.,,
is the guest OF John Derrt.
Charles Elliothorpe superb tendentl
OF the Seven Troughs Mining company
b is In the city to look after the sale
! OF two cars OF ore from the property
4 M H. and Airs. %. s. Chafey Of Chafey.
Nevada, came in from the mining camp
today to be present during g. Al r.
week. Mr. Chafey de clares that the
mining properties ut camp are in ex-
9cellent shape but as far as activity 1s5
concerned things are dead.
IA The Beaver Carbonate Mining COM
9pany has filed amended articles with
the county clerk increasing the capi-i
tai stock OF the company from s 500 o..
900 to S 100000, of a par value Of 81.
each. This Is part of the plan for
extensive improvements at the pro-
4perty.
IA w. A. Root, representative OF the
Mining World Of Chicago one OF the
leading mining magazines of the coun-5
try. Is in Salt Lake on a tour Of the
mining states OF the west. AS Mr.
Root is a veteran OF the Civil war,
while In Salt Lake he will therefore
combine business with pleasure.
-. 3GOLtOIs wee 2pIS5lusllso " ~.
sGlroux Consolidated and general
counsel for the Cole-Ryan interests
was in Salt Lake yesterd day for g short
while on HIS way cant. Mr. Cotton
has been looking over the Glrollx
estate at Ely with homas 2. Cole
and a nun Der OF other persons e IN
lterested In the company.
According to reports from American az
Fork some carbonate ore has been
taken out Of the middle tunnel on
the Mineral Flat i;operty that as
identical with ore taken from the
famous old Miller hi y be ASSAYS
show 80 ounces silver, IA per cent
lead and So in gold. 1t Is said that
the ore is g1S inches wide where cut
and that as soon as it was broken
Into the water from the tunnel above
was drained. This being true II!
establishes 200 feet Of Stopping ground.
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All Conditions Continue ito Give
Confidence to The General
Business Outlook.
SOME sLlGHT HESITATION i 4 i I
End of Weele saw an Active Demand
For Stocks, Carrying
33S 5s4 Prices Up. 4

New York, Aug. THE strong under
tone 81 the stock market this week re-
fiected the continued confidence In 7 he
business outlook This was based on
the good crop news, the sanguine feel
ling over the steel trade out look, and
the final disposal Of the tariff bill ne !,
poor cotton crop condi ton modified the
outlook, but the high price Of cotton
promised comp ensati Ion. The disparity
In the copper trade tn the strong e orl-5
dition Of the steel trade was another
apparent contradi teton which affected
speculative sentiment, Some react onary
effect was feared from the actual ems
actnent Of the tariff law. This and the
rising teniency y OF the money market,
due to withdrawals of reserves by irl-s
terlor banks, was the cause of the slight
hesitation shown In the stock market.
Quite an active demand for stocks
carried opening prices upward through
out the list. u. 3 s.. steel sold ct 40
and ,,;sS, s eanp sSs ,, Ml tonei.
cd n Immediately afterwards !.
Great Northern Ore Cert hcates rose q;
Denver & Rio Grande. Anal ganlated
American merle Hide Il & Leather preferred
and New York Central "
stocks were bought freely around the
opening prices, realizing and new BY y
Ing holding prices steady. United States
Steel and Union Pacific went a fraction
higher to new record prices at TIA and
2O3$ respectively. Reading hoyered near
165, but the movement in the other lead
ing stocks was quite narrow. An1erl-5
can Hide and Leather preferred ad
Vanced 2; Sloss- Shelf feld Steel = rs and
iLouisville s. Nashville. Wisconsin Cen
trail and Pullman
The market closed unsettled and ir-
regular a Prices rose to new records for
United States Steel, Union Pacific, Read
stocks. Central Railroad Of New Jersey
sold at an advance OF s.. Union Pacific
touched 2O4ss and United States Steel 771s.
and Rock Island Hooking Coal fell ~. Il
Pullman 8 and Lake Erie and Western
311s. 4 81 e iiss5 s 4,
the late dealings. FL III
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LIVESTOCK 5;
'K,-AfNsAs 8ICITY,

" T. "a -
Kansas City, Aug. - Cat tie receipts.
800: market steady Native steers. I. Is
s7.5O; do. COWS and heifers, 2.25@ 100;
stockers and feeders. 800 al. Is; bulls s. %
g@4.25; calves, I. oo0 n 90; western steers,
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; market & to 1oc.
higher. Bulk Of sales. 7.7oap7. 30; heavy.
n .9ola 90; packers and butchers, ms O.
e .95; lights. Z. 5o97 50; pigs, $500 30.
mark et 4 st e = y:
range wethers. 596, q; range ewes,
9'SDsI ~, OMAHA.
II Omaha, Aug, 7.-Cattle-Rere pts, LOG;
market unchanged. Nestern steers, 3 30
g@5.50; Texas steers, 5000 I. oo:5 range
cows and heifers, 2.I5@4 %: Gamers,
200 ckers and " feeders, s:V tsa
8, H igs 5000; market steady 70
&c. higher. Heavy, n 80 a.. 90; mixed '.55.
SQD7.60; lights. 750@ .so;l pigs g 25a7. 20 Y
E sheep-Receipts. 100; market STEADY s1sa y
fYearlings. Az @6. SO; wethers. .oodla s7s;
ewes. 37bG4.5 50; ~ lambs, {. 20 or ~
CHICAGO.
chicago, Aug. 7.--C attle-Re eipts, ses-i
stimated at 400; market steady. BeeYes.
"a. 4o97 so; Texas steers, q 100 a. 65i Yves E
9ern steers. 100 q 90. stockers and fes eco,
Z ers, s .0Oa6. rs; COWS and heifers, oSP
3 = i H;ogsaRece estimated at 5000;
rnarkeflt loc. higher II ghts. g. s2zzs Z
mixed. 4. 55a8 so; heavy, I. 80 D 80; rough
u aEGI7 10: good to- choice heavy 5.3otg
4 40; IS. .1oas. 10; bulk Of sales 2. 7oap
= Sheep 81 eceipts, estimated at 600;
n arKet steady. Native, 3.OOa5 is; west
ern COG .10 yearlings, 4,7oae. q; IAN
native, 1. 5oG7.TO; western. 400 80 81
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j. n. WHITNEY. stock Broker.
1874 Atlas Bell. 1870. Res, soo4-z.
NEW n YORK CT slNlG STOCK
I, SATURDAY. Aug.

Saturday, Aug. Z.
Amalgamated Copper !. x 3. 81. ~. S65ss
American Beet Sugar (. $500. =. 47Ias
SAmerlc Car s. Foundry !. !. y. ;. y. ]. 69as3
American Cotton OIL =. &. 8. !. d.
American Locomotiy d. !. 4. 6SjA
American Smelling & Refining ..1001ss
Amer. Smelt e Refining pfd q. .116hs
American Sugar Refining Il 32N
Anaconda Mining Co..... !. $3.50. -. 49s3s
sAtchlSon X. .l2O5
Atlantic Coast Line ............ 1874
Baltimore Il Ohio 3. .119 Il
ook1yng Rapid Transit ............ 709ss
Canadian Pacific 80. &. is 81
chesapeake & Ohio -. !. !. /. !. \. ~ ~
Chicago & Northwestern y. ..192aaa
Chicago, MIL. s. st. Paul 4. I. !. !. /. 1872 m
Colorado Fuel & Iron. Z. !. . 4. -. 4654
Colorado 81 Southern &. L. !. !. = /. -. 56l1s
Delaware & Hudson. &. = Z. q. 196ts Y
Denver e Rio Grand 49,. \. ..i...... 81 u
Denver 8 Rio Grande pfd s6lsi
Erie Ss Is
Great Northern Ore Cts "a n
Illinois Central 7. /. I. 4.
Tnterborough-Met. 81 1873
Electromagnetic gpfd !. :. . 8 40 ja
louisville & ~ Nashville &. ,........1 4S1t "
Missouri Pacific ..s. \. =. i. ....... 1854
Missouri, Kansas & Texas 80. ... 431 !.
National Biscuit. bid y. !. |. !.
sNattOnaI4HIeaQ VI rs
New ork Central I. |. :. !. 4. /. !. i. +.
Norfolk q Western !. ~. SO s
Northern Pacific IS. 3. 81. i. y. .1o6
Pacific Mail Z. d. i. -. ~. 81
pennsylvania !. $500. :. *. Z. 142
Peoples Gas So. e. J. 1511s
Pullman Palace Car I. (. - 3. z.
Reading \. 81. !. -. {. !. ....... .163A
Rock Tsland Co; y. 33sS
Rock Island Co. pfGl. ........ 8. -. To-
Southern Pacific y, u. !. \. 1861
Southern Railway i. j. =. 5. So. 33224
Union Pacific -. I. y. i. !. 4. 20as
United States Steel ............i. i1s
United States Steel pfd. q. 10 7s rs
Wabash ..s.5... 22A
Wabash pfd -. 5sll4
Western Union .. /. !. =. i. u. i7t,A
standard OIL =. IS. !. Is.
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PIlANNING sNlELrrR AT proc ) #

SNIELTETR AT PIOCHE.
Nevada Utah Company Making Arr.
r;.nscments for Ore Treating Plant.
Plans are being nlatured by interests
allied with the Nevada u tab Mines and
Shelters company for the erection OF
~ great smelling plant ut Phoebe, New,
where it Is expected a large amount
of custom smelling will center when
railroad connections into Phoebe are
built III ssi f5s
1t Is known that the tentative plans
for the building Of the proposed smelter
have been under consideration by the
interests allied with the Nevada Utah
3comnany for some time. but a decision
TO go ahead with the work was not
reached until a5few days ago. following
between the Nevada Titan
interests and the interests which are to
construct the smelter. The general plans
for the work are for the erection OF a.
plant with an initial capacity of at
least 500 tons a day and 1t is under
stood that contract for machinery
will be let shortly and the work OF
putting up the buildings commenced
Tho amount OF money to be expended
on the shelter has not been decided
by the Neyada-utah interests that this
company5i tself will have nothing, what
ever to do with the financing as such
would require from the company an
issue of stock or bonds The stneltci.
will be put up with the definite idea
of reducing the cost Of shipping and
smelling the ore produced by the Ma
vada-U Utah, although it will be open fer,
general custom work.
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WEEKLY HEALTH REPORT.

The weekly health report of the city.
board of health shows 81 births. the
boys polling 81 and the girls Is. the
boys winning hands down. For the
week there were % deaths, % males
aid females. Five bodies we're brought
TO this city for burial Nine cases of.
contagious diseases were reported dur.
ing the week, apportioned1 as follows:
Smallpox, s.; scarlet fever. 9; measles,
4 Four homes remain in quarantine
for smallpox, 10 for scarlet fever There
are no cases of small pox at the isola-3
ton hospital for the first time in more
than year II s
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REG uIlAR CALL SALES.

Black Jack, 500 at az.
Century, 200 at 81 Isl 81
Golorad DO 500 at 2. 90, buyer 10.
It'll Columbus 300 at 1. 80 95
q e, CT. Point, 500 at az 200 at 3 u. III
Grand Central, 500 at 2 So; 900 at
92.5211a
indian Queen, 1000 at S. KS Ss
d Int. Pet, on. 500 at 100 at 50,
seller So VI y
iron Blossom. 100 1T 1ytt71 5000 at
4. 40 /; ], 900 at i. rs, seller 60.
Little Chief /, 900 at 80.
Lower Mammot Ii, 100 at 3 III 200 at 3d.
u May Day. 100 at a5; 500 at PAN
4 Mineral Flat, 900 at 1223 1hs s 53Sjis
Min. Lake, 700 ut 20; 500 at %. buyer
49,. Sa "a i.sS
u Nevada Hills, 100 at 80. & 4
Ohio Copper, 100 at al 60; 200 at 4, 6755kz,,S
buyer SO; 800 at a 50 100 at 40, buy#s
3er 90 IN
Provo, 5000 at 12.1sa ~,
Seven Troughs, 500 at 1551s
Zee Silver King, IS at 400 100 at 1856; 100
at ss71la.
Sioux Con, 1000 at 1.o7h; 1000 at
Ito. t59 y, n
50. iron Blossom, 1000 at1a. N
oIaEN BOARD.
Ajax. !, 900 at 80.
q Black Jack, 1893 at 2201Is ~;
& r. Crown Pit, l, 900 at i33M4 v.
,5 p. Tin. Dew. 600 at IL.
Grand Central, 900 at 2!5211s; 800 at
,b5 800 at 257 " 900 at 200: 100 at
2.621h; 100 at 2,621s, seller so: 100 at
2.6711s;; 1900 at 2. 20; 200 at o. seller 60;
900 at 2.7251s; 100 at 275, seller so, 800 at
2.75: 600 at 10 at ", seller go
4 Little Chief, 1000 at 50.
Iahl Tintic, 5000 at 2.
p Sioux Con- 100 at I. orr
Tintlc Central, 10000 at is. buyer so;
1000 at ~.
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Value.
Regular call -.... 22,425 S25, 232. rs
Open board 49,. 4. >. ...40,1S3 AZ, 955. TO
Total -. I. I. +. &. ). 4, Ss,sos SOS, 1880
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PRODUCE
4CH:1lCAGo.


chicago Aug Wheat displayed
moderate frmitess at the start OF trad
ing today but sent iment soon. necaine
5bearish owing to continued q yoTa saiol
was also affected by liberal local re-
tceipts, the advance today being neariy
100 & cars In excess Of the estim ated
amount. September opened 4 lower ", "
1oDA and then sold Off again to 9ass
Hot weather in the corn bel oau sedS
a sharp bulge in corn prices at !, the the.
Start. Later prices rereded q trifle Sep
ss = e o sssa and soid Of 6
Covering by shorts caused firm
opening ii, the oats market and for q
time strong tone prevailed. opening
Being being at ss& to 81. Early in the day
September advanced to 81 q.
Provisions were quiet and inclined to
be weak early. The opening prices
IT ar hIgher Failed If o ne strength
of corn. The close was easy, with
September X higher at 90. December
sold up to ss11a and closed Y lower at
Gorr-The market was strong all day.
The close was Arm. with September up
Close Clos Sept 20; Dec. s7ss;
corn-sept., s4.s al q; Dec, 5s4; May
u oats-Sept, ssN Dec, May, 33ss33s.
Pork Sept. %. AZ II !. Jam IS. 4711ss s3.
Lard-sspt.. n.35M; Oct, n.2ihh:: ov3.s
10. 30; Jan, 9.T71a f;
Ribs Sept. ii OPS; Oct, 1910; JAM
Rye--cash. 7o@7s; Sept. 10.
Barley--Cash. 45n66,
Timothy-Sept.. $40. Isl
e Clover-11.69; March. 12.So
SUGAR AID COFFEE. s5
A,,,,
Fair refining. 3,5s:: centrifugal, so test,
i4.OS; mtlasses sugar. 3 &c.
ned-Steady. Crushed. !. e5. powder
ed. sos, granulated, 4..5.
Coffee Quiet No Rio, rs df1lAA.;; No. 4
Santos, .. n
CHEESE.
Observation-Disclosures corn;&WS E,s
Cheese-Strong. Daisies. IS a q Z twins.
:1a1sGp X !; young Americas 15JsG% long
horns = 5izIsl
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TINrIc ORE sHIPMENTs

The following ore shipments were
made from the Tintic district for the
week ending Friday night. or the
4132 cars. Sc We're Of regulation 5o-ton
size, while the others We're 20-ton
cars. These We're from the Colorado
and Iron Blossom. The shipments
/ We're: Bullion-Beck, 8 cars; Cen
tenniai eureka, IS: Chief Consolidate
ed, l: Colorado. SO; East Tintic De-
yelopment. 2; Eagle & Blue Bel, !;
Grand Central. 8; Iron Blossom, 8 !:
Gemini. T.: May Day. crude ore. !.
solidated, 6; Victoria. 4. Total 1s2
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which wi II enable. us to produce more
nearly an average grade and charac ter
OF orc. and we expect constantly irn-a
proving results. both with respect to-
copper production and earnings. AZ
The transportation of our ores for
the quartsr yas conducted In a manner
that WAS, generally speaking, satisfac-
tory, and the railroad company is con-
tinufnfs in It's pplication Of better
mentss which should be completed be-
fore the beginning Of winter weather.
The outlook, therefore, is that there is
no occasion to expect otherwise than
that we will continue to receive salts
factory transpo ton service. 2$5
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WORK
MOVING AHEAD FAST Fl
Steel Work on Two Buildings lgiln Sof NJ
pIctcd and Two More Ncariy
Ready for Steel. ~

That work at u the International
Smelling & Refining conapany's ne " "
plant III Pine canyon is going ahead
by leaps and bounds is shown by the Itlt
rapidly with which buildings are going
,ip. With no unexpected delays inter
lSenjna between nov and the first oil
the wear, at least two OF the big reNer-
5beratory furnaces will be in action. Il !.
\ TJ {T': Mathewson. superintendent OF
The Anaconda smelter and who has
charge oil the work being carried on IN
3IooeIe county arrived from Anaconda
this morning and Will spend tomorrow
looking oyer, the work being done at
the. plant He declares that! rec ordiflg
to the enginecr's reports the two build;
Sings which comprise the quarters Tor
the offices. warehouse and shops o.
the company have been completed as
far as the steel work is concerned. The
triyetiflg and all the other work has
been completed and the men are low
putting In the rest Of the structure
The resurfacing of the railroad rom t,i
the Tooele station to the srnelter site,
will he completed by next week This'
wiIlinelude All the tracks In the yards
Z ut the plant.
E,xea walton work is now being done
for the foundation OF the stack which
viii be 20 feet higher than the one used
At the Anaconda smelter where 10 600
tons f8ore are treated each day The
stack VIII be made Of brick and will be
$50 feet high III il !.
Excavation work is now going on for
the rooster building and the foundation
is nearly completed for the power house
which will be the next building erectet.
l,l,he steel for this is already on the
ground and It's erection will be a matter
of about two weeks.
The largest structure will be the re-
5verbefatoty building, In Which all the
furnaces will 5;be installed This VIII be
The List to be erected, Already excavat-
Ing lis being done for IT, although It VIII
be seYersll months before IT Is started.a
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GRAND CENTRAL. 3 JUMPS HIGH.
Stock Soars High With Many Stories
Being Told OF Rich Strike. n

The local stock market was given
another thrill. through the actions OF
I Grand Central today and the price
went booming up with remarkable
suuickness on the open board. W. thins
"a /, minutes the stock Jumped from
sss.522 51s & to SO " This remlar BILE
change in price Is declared to be due
to the company getting the ore on the ne.
ii 500 foot drift. AS to the authenticity
Of this nothing deflnate has been given
out thus far. On the other hand Il
as declared the raise was due to
manipulation. I'd
THE previous big Jump an Grand
Central started on q Saturd g v, the
stock Went climbing for several days
the following week and then gradually
5drifted back whether this will be q
the market M onday to tel.
4 lit could be plainly seen this morn
ing that the brokers who were most
active IL getting the stock were those
who are understood to be the agents
Z for the heavy interests In the pro-
Sperty. n ,fs
During the session 1920 shares of
stock changed n hands on the open
hoard and Lis 90 on the regular board.
THE rapid chang in I he stock did
not come until near the close of the
sniarlet. "a few sales We're made after
considerable effort on the part Of the.
brokers. Then several others began
lively bidding and before the market
CLOSED a half dozen or mo ~ ere 81 err
the stock. itss <.
lin the furry on Grand Central
!, many of sthe&nt her securit les We're lost
Eight of, although there was some Z
good trading being accomplished
Iron Blossom was fairly strong all
Though 1T was lower. than the prices
4 OF Yesterday Ohio Copper q evelopedi
{ a streak Of Improvement that carried
a ii I'm few points, ,rintic Central
was a heavy seller and IL 900 shares
were disposed OF on the open board,
1.-The total number of shares sold
today was 6 2. 6 Os. which represented
mn outlay of 5s6S,1S7.508o or better than
s i a share.
Only a few stocks were quoted on
the curb market West Quincy was
offered at ls cents. Thompson was
offered at 10 cents and Golden Prince
was also rlaced on tho market at
81 cents.
FORENOON QUOTATIONS.
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I.r0nAY,s MONEY MARKET.

Y New York Aug. Money on call
nominal. Time loans not quite 50 firm:
60 days 211s@2& and 80 days, 2N@ 3 per
cent; six months. 3M@ 4 per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper, 4@41s
per cent.
Sterling exchange, fairly steady with
actual business In, bankers bills, 4.S5.10S
fot. demand: commercial bills, 4.s4A o.
4.S4A. 81
Bar silver, 50B. gts
Mexican dollars, a..
K Government bonds, Steady; railroad,
firm. ~ 49, IS.
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IINTERNAT1oNAL sMELTTNa.
Meeting Expected In Few Days to De-
clare Dividend on Stock.

1t is expected that the directors OF the
international Smelling & Refining CO.!
will meet for the purpose Of declaring
an initial dividend within a week or
ten days. The market for the stock
has not been very active on the curb
sales were made at 1919, an advance Of
"A points over the previous quotations.
1t is reported that the earnings OF
the company, particularly from the Ra q
5ritan refinery, have been exceptionally
good. and 1T Is conf IDENTIFY expected. by
those who are familiar with the affairs
OF the company thatSthe dividend about
to be declared will place the $4,000, 900
outstanding stock on a 6 per cent basis.
This will fully come up to the predic-
tons that " ere made at the time the
stock was put on the curb. Il
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SAY T,TsT['EN

~ make the large 6xs foot portraits
They look like them too" Electric
Photo Air Brush Process. Guaranteed
likeness; little postage stamp pictures
on buildings Is no decoration Get the
big kind; see the large Electric decor
alton have just installed in the large
tabernacle. Chas Peterson, 20, Rich
ards Street. s55 e is FL
f have no peddlers,
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RaSE saEEaRSGs

81 New York. Aug. 6-Bradstrcet's bank
.cleairngs report for the week ending
Aug, shows an aggregate of ss,157,
and s., 4sG, 314 coo in the corresponding
week last year.
The following is a list of the cities:
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York, Aug THE statement of
clearing house banks for the week shows
that the banks hold $50, 945, 800 more than
the required s5 per cent reserve rule.
This is a decrease Of $S,303, 500 In the
ca sh reserve as compared
with last week. The statement fol-
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WOOL
ST LOUIS.

ST. Louis, Aug. Wool, steady; Ter
ritory and western mediums. = apzS' ms
mediums, 23GA; fine. 13d
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the clearing house banks today was
q. IS. The statement OF banks and trust
companies of Greater New York, not re-
porting to the clearing house, shows that
its OF s1.412,S $40. COO: total cash on hand,
si52.T44,10o. and loans amounting to 81 .202
2ss 400 II
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NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

Floating at saitair-the real fun.
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C Cusack, president Of the First
National bank of North Bend. Neb.,s
is the guest OF j. ohm Dern. 3ss&
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-23
FATHER CONRAD NOW
is ATKINSON PASTOR
Priest Formerly Located in Rock Is.
land First to BE Transferred
by Bishop Dunno.

The first appointment made by Bish-
OPP E. NJ. Dunno since he assumed the
head of the diocese of Peoria was the
appointment of Rev. Francis w Con
lad to the pastorate of St Anthony's
church in Atkinson. H., transferring
from ST. Joseph's church, Kewanee.
Father Conrad was ordained to the
priesthood at Louvain Belgium, July
Is. 1900. Following a two months va
cation he sailed for America and Land.
ed at New York City Oct. > He went
directly to Peoria. His nrst appoint
ment was as assistant to Rev Father
Kelly of St. Mary's church. Moline.
He remained there two years. when
he was transferred TO this city. Later
he was sent to Kewanee. Father Con-
rad will take charge of the Atkinson
parish the coming Sunday
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-23

schedule is too long. The interest
throughout the league has abated in
all the cities. President Dick Lane Of
the Davenport club stated that it was
his belief that every club lost from
s50G to $1,000 on account of the eX-
tension of the playing dates so far
into September. The lack of interest
in the race has been the main cause.
The prospects on the three leading
teams have been fairly well deter
mined during these two weeks. The
opening of the schools and colleges,
the close of the vacations in the sum-
mer months, and the half holidays
which have been stopped by most #
the firms which gave them have con-
tri5uted to diminish the attendance.
The opinion that an earlier closing is
advisable is unanimous.