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Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
HOLLYWOOD

The favorite foothill suburb overlooking the
city and the offers golden opportunities
to the home builder and investor.
We have a growing. progressive little city
Of nearly 5000. with finest churches and schools
and no saloons. Just the place to locate II
you want refining influences to surround your
family.
DO YOU FULLY REALIZE WHAT THAT
NEW TUNNEL MEANS TO US?
Rapid transit, big. new, broad-gauge cars
reaching Hollywood in 10 to is minutes.
We are 200 to 500 feet higher than the ex-
elusive wiltshire district But just compare
prices and present street car tacllltles IL
means a steady rise In Hollywood values
when thinking people look around with vie"
to getting the best for their money.
We invite you to call and see our pano-
ramIc and hundreds Of other views OF Holy
wood We live there, and know values-large
listings of improved and vacant property.
Call or write for folders, maps and infor-
nation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-06
BUSINESS BEGINS
TO BRIGHTEN UP
Price Readiustments Are Com
menCing to Show the Long
Looked-ior Improvement.
TAFTS ADDRESS HAD EFFECT.
Regarded as Important Contribution
Expectation OF HUH Industrial
Recovery is stronger.

New York. March 5.--B. e. Dun g.
Co.'S Weekly Review Of Trade tomor-
row win say;
Already the price Establishments are
beginning 90 work toward the ex-
pected Improvement ga demand. and
this and President Tafts inaugural
declarations favorable 20 that meas
ure Of stability. which Is essential TO
the life and growth or all business"
are important contributions to finance
and commerce, and are making strong
er the hope OF fun Industrial recovery
Both In sentiment and amount OF new
business In sight the iron ana steel
trade shows some gain.
In spite OF the upward tendency OF
raw material. buyers Of cotton goods
make a determined effort to secure a
lower level OF quotations. No new bust
ness is reportedin wooden goods. The
demand for hides continues slack.
with a further seasonablc weakness i'm
prices ON both packer and country
hides The dry hide market is quiet.
The leather trade Is stnl dull and un-
satisfactory
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-06
Clearing Up Of Conditions in the
Steel Trade Has Had
Beneficial Effect.
coPPERs STILL UNSETTLED.
Labor Outlook Not Most Encouraging
Inauguration Was Discounted
Today's Close Easy, Dun.

New York. March 6.-some clearing
OF conditions In the steel trade relieved
'ne weeks stock market from lts more
lolent settlement The dealings fell
mo professional hands and the move
.,,.l. WIS narrow and irregular. The
''pPer Trade Us much unsettled stiu
ang reports OF large now orders al
Ilsher prices and OF heavy offorinFs
iI a collapsed market have affernated
win effect on the copper industriais
Ihe disturbed labor outlook i'm me steel
Laue and IN the anthracite mining re-
sionS Is not relished
me presidential Inauguration proved
10 nave been discounted. but the sinh
jcct Of government measures s.,atrst
corporations Is Kept I'm consideration
ny the pending commodities case de-
.lelon and by the restrictions ON tho
sfle bond Issue and the Spokane rate
decision OF the Interstate commerce
commission
Prices moved irrerularIv i'm the opon-
ing dealings in stocks which were orI
al small scale. Colorado Fuel showed
gain OF ia. Republic Steel profprrod
end American Ice and American oar
p Minneapolis ST. Paul and SAINT
ste Marie fell ] and Erie g. An ac-
i've demand prevailed for a number
OF tne less active railroad stocks and
specialties Meanwhile the usual Lead
ers. although neglected, showed rrov-
ING hrmuoss. American Ice gained 2gL
Toledo, ST. Louis and Western 3. tho
preferred 1I, Kansas and Texas 1N.
Denver q RIO Graude ~. and the pre-
TERED Norfolk and Western Iowa
central and Mackay companies pre-
farred T. Tho passing OF the dfvi-
dend on Railway Steel Spring cost the
STOCK decline Of 1A. ST. Louis
southwestern preferred also saegod
ana Kansas city Southern and Min
neapolls and st. Paul, 1875.
The market closed easy and dull Adj
dluonal advances occurred I'm Slos.-
sheffield steel Of 1@. Ontario and
Western IA and Rock Island preferred.
colorado Southern first preferred. Min
uoapolis, ST. Paul and SauIt Ste. Marie
preferred, Pressed Steel Car and In
ternauonal Pump ]. Prices receded i'm
the latter under the influence of profit
taking sales Railway Steel Spring
fell and Kansas city Southern pre-
ferred and Pacific Mail /.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-06
LIVESTOCK.

chicago. March Cattle cceiptg. es-
timated az 300. market steady Reeves.
t65nl =, Texas steers f.40a5.5 vest
ern stecrs. 4l0N $50; stockers and feed
.is' 5.49H 80, cows and heifers. 2On
80, calves g 10000
H9Rs-feceipts. estimated at 1900.
market mostly g.. higher Lightr. 61ET
$50. mixed 6 i506 Oh. heavy. g g5q6 0O.
Eough, b.2sn6.S s.; good TO oh%ice heavy.
Q. 500 9l' plgs, 5.250 90; bulk OF sales.
sheep-Receipts. estimated az 200.
market steady. Native 330a7 IS: west.
eru, 7-on5,0. yearllnrq Goa 10,
lambs, native. 5.75Q7S5, western. 5.55q
OMAHA.
Omaha. March 6-CattIe-Recelpts 90.
market unchanged. Western steers. 8.5OG
z. %. Texas steers. &a1 90, range COWS
-.igH3.o9. Gamers. 2EQ3&. stockers
ana Feeders. 100000. calves. q soar 90.
bulls and stays. 2.Ba5.O0
Hogs-Ecceiuts AGO. market 10 To 2ir
higher Heavy Q 40u6.60. mixed. 9SfD
$40. lights. 6l0Qf.b pigs. AWa5S5,
bulk Of sales. t.20G.50
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, March Cattle eceipts
100. market steady. Native steers Is
Wb.D, native COWS and heifers. q ia
600. stockers and feeders 25d5 35. bulls.
oN94.l5 calves, i9a7.5 western
steer, 4."nofo' western COWS, 33d
HoRs-Receipts. 500: market strong TO
Be-. higher Bulk Of sales. IsM6 30.
heavy, o Hu b5i packers and butchers.
g -99b.'o, lights, 5.souG.&; pigs. 5.OOd
So sheep
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soon no OPEN EXCHANGE.

The new stock exchange which has
been discussed for some time will soon
be AN active afar. A five year lease
has been secured on the ground floor
of the Atlas block and 200 seats viii
be sold. or the number 10 seats win
Doe placed bon the treasury Co De- sold
for not less than $500 and $50 seats win
bee offered FOR sale at $780, Already
moro than oue-third of the seats have.
been subscribed for no is the Intention
OF the association to place the seats
among only the largest mining men and
stock spectators u t1e state.
I'm connection with mo exchange "a
clearing house win boz established
which win aim to eliminate am wash
ealas and the scaIp.ug ou outside or-
der-.
g. w. Hartley who was for eight
years connected with ttn old stock Ok
change has been appointed femuurr,
secretary of th. new venture N. Is-
clargs chat tho saIe of seats win un.u
on March ID, and that few moro uI
bo placed Boo Salt lake and tHU the
remaining seats VIII Boz sold GOO Eureka
Provo and American Fork
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I6s SOUTH MAIN ST
MEMBERS SALT LAKE EXCHAN6l.

gam. 1oh0li. Nevada CON, l1hntfh;
old Dom. $4,000, Parrot 2sh0Z9.
Tenn. Cop. 37ia03Sh; United Cop. IN
Ql2&; Utah Cop. 40ia0Niai Winona,
autis. Boston Consolidated, 10
1919 East Butte. l4Mm15; Lake. 5
asked Neuhouse. 37s05hsi APEX, So as;
a. g. 81. 1AH2. Boston Ely 1sq2t
Davis Daily Sia03e. Majestic, 1850
National 5SU60. lth Coalition, 4l0iS;
Ray Con-. l30l3#. Tnopah, 6isQti
Arizona. go0el. Black Min, 1907 70.
g. T.. "a bid. Cumberland Ely, Z l5-l60
s. Denim. 3as W3i; Ely Con. rs asked.
Circus SlHsN. Gr Con-. 1NnlA; Nj
pis,.ng. 9asU9ia; Queen, $780, Yukon
H404a
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OHIO COPPER MAY
Be MUCH LARGER
Adjoining Territory May Yield
Another Mine Equal to
Present One.
is HIGH GRADE SULPHlOE.
shaft and Upraisc Win Connect sun
day Night--Arc Now Thirty
five Feet Apart


Developments ut The Ohio copper
/ company before many months may D.,
I such ,a tt. titr.t,,, 4.stri., 100.
"''.-i''-a OF "ia aoDH tHtt WIZ max,
/ lne mine the largest in the west At
I present 10 has de.elopeB Am OH, body
/ suflois,,t o.. ..f,.. Dbl, 90. .t.. .l... a.,
'-''
N'''''71 ll 'iaH, hll ihls may stlii Doe
/ greatly added to should this theory
prove tr1e
Although General ,f1rsr., a.ui, ,r..
Iniosh does not wish 60 discuss tho
N',"l prospects OF developing giant
ai'"ii' niue on me property, Dee ad-
'I'l' lhttt ih're ls possibility. Hc
,At, POS lhe company now has
'.'l "I 'n' oibAeSt thngs lh tla state.
'a H' reason To discuss pnssipii-
,r1, ,....
ine ore body That is blocked out is am
'NteIeht concentrating ore That has
. U's fortune Ih sisht and work Tor the
next 70 years hut beyond ina hang
l''1 "'ii7 on tnl7 lodt DIS % 7l.lNIa i'r-
maiI1i In virgin country. This has not
necn explored and probably u.II not be
unul the cross cut from the Masc0tta
tunnel penet1tes be at depth 10 is
understood that from outeupuIugs and
some high-cllss ore-boariUg - has
been found 10 is further understood
that this - OF a quality that would
yield readily t0 smoItar treatment
The hanging wall and the foot wall of
the Ohio Copper uulrtzfta is n1r.
highly enriched than the country TO
each side OF it and ore has boan found
in 70 that was above 20 per conn COM
per. and native CONFER has baan dis
covered that went as blrh ss ta .ua-.
cent
spt,,,r-r ,-rr,,r, ,,,.,.,,,-,.-.,,.,.
i''N T. 'i'l'i'i oi'l.
Up the mountain above the hanging
wall OF the biz Ohio conner ou1ffzitg
lode Is "a large territory I'D unavnIore5
country. The hanging wall is Known
as the what "Chaer Vein % while INV
d. is the EIvira yat. pat,,..er No..
two veins is tbs srg.f,Ig5f,-. t.5rit,...,,
which opN, tme ouI b.. ana a., t,fi
what IL Yields
The upralsr rr,u the Nf,sootto INN
81 -.tttt l 'VN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-06

Iron Blossom f. Again Hn by Bear
Raider--New York H. pu.y

iron Blossom f. Again Hit by Bear
Raiders-New York Is Busy
clear bear market was I'm progress
on the loca mining exchange this
morning. and iu spite OF better condI-
uons ln many eastern securities. there
was scarcely a ripple OF excitement IN
me trading Early IN the game New
York developed n decided activity and
closed strong. East Crown Point was
the victim of the market and sold at
% point on at the close OF the regular
session, but regained ground on the
open board.
Iron Blossom was the greatest stIf-
Tered today when the price al the close
was hammered down 90 50 72h Heavy
selling was shown iu Sioux Congolidat-
cd IL was weak at the close at SIO7is.
Tho number Of stocks sold today was
l06. 500 and the amount represented was
Sa9,1S5 The total number of shares
disposed OF this week was s33.tsa while
the amount represented was 1871 O55.t2.
On the curb market there was some
activity American Mining a. Reduc-
ton sold for 4 cents. East Tinuc Gold
King for 2h cents Cedar for cents
and West Quincy for Z and cents.
FORENOON QUOTATIONS..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-06
ASSESSMENT No. 81.

THE SILVER SHIELD MINING q
MILLING co Principal place Of bus.
ness. salt Lake city Utah. Notice ls
hereby given that at "a meeting of the
Board or Directors OF the above named
company held on the 9Th day o. March.
1924 assessment No. q, OF lh cent
per share. was lowed on Tho Cspi-
tai stock OF the corporation outstand-
ing payable Immediately 90 d.. W.
Cram Acting Secretary az 90 Mccor-
nick Building Salt Lake City Utah Any
stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on Monday, April 5tl
Will be delinquent and advertised
for sale az public auction, ana unless
payment a. made before, will be- sold on
Thursday April % 1909. al u ams
AZ the office OF the Secretary 6li Me-
Mornick Building Salt Lake City Utah.
10 pay the delinquent assessment Coz
gcther with cost Of ADVERTISING and e1-
pcuscs OF sale.
IT, W CRAM
Acting Secretary
5i4 Mccormick Building, salt Lake citN
Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-06
T0DAYS MONEY MARKET.

New York. March 6.-Money on call,
nominal Time loans. easier; 90 and
800 days. 2ihd2M per cent; six months,
Pa 70 8 per cont.
Close: Prime mercantile paper. $40
4 per cent
Sterling exchange, steady with actual
business IN bankers bills at 486aAS6.lO
for Co days and 4SS10a4 S8l5 for de-
maud: commercial bills, 4S5A 64851s
Bar silver. 50h
Mexican dollars, a.
Government bonds. steady; railroads.
firm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-06

fot'ANo'N SALES.
Beck Tunnel 100 az 90.
Black Jack. 900 at 35
Crown Point 500 at %. 900 no 22ia,
BUYER 60; $500 40 21ia, 100 at o.
East Crown Point 1000 at fL
East Tintic Development 1000 at l6.
Iron Blossom. 300 at 2.75; 300 at
-itia
Keystone 500 az 2S
Little Chief 800 at a.
Miller Hil, 1000 at TO-
New York 1000 &C SiR buyer so. 400
at Si4, 1900 at Si; 1900 at s; 1000 at
sA. buyer go.
Ohio Copper 100 at 625
P,utus. 500 at 90
Prince Con. 300 at 1919
Sioux Con. $500 at 101ia- ] 900 az
l0j COO at no. buyer 60. 1000 az 1O7la
seller. so. go at J. 10.
Swansea Ext. 1000 at 4. buyer CO.
Tiuuc Central. 10000 al rs. 1900 az
l5iz.
Tintic Combination. J 500 Rt s.
Uncle Sam, ZOO at W.
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nnNr BIZ on srocKs

Without investigating our monthly
magazine "The california DeruDk .s
tur recognized 900 authority Uf tuo Poe
cIne Coast Tells nll about tuo various
districts Thorough. Fearless. NeNu-
DIE. m SOU own oN stock ur coutau-
plato iuFr.UuE write today. enclosing
-FOUR routa postage f0r free sample copy
Yearly subscription two doIIarH
frunkiu Publishing Association G.s
Pacific Bldg, sam Francisco. Callfar-
nia.
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NEW YORK CURB.

aumos A. Pollock A Co.. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following received
over their private wire thIs afternoon:
Butte London. h0a, Cumberland
-ly lb-lh0h, Gir0uE Consolidated.
.s"he Nevada Consolidated. t1MA
li,s' Nipiasing shn9#, Nowhouso. 3h
n3a Tennessee Copper 3gu3sL. Iitah
tnpper ioa Ul0h Davis Daly. 8ha3k.
Dominion. copper l0Nl2 ely Central
t-lonb-loi Ely Consolidated. l2Gl6.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-06

Furnace Creek. liQl2. Greene ii ii Fl
Com. 500 Mitchell M0h: Mon. ~ s.
cry shoshone, lh02. Nevada Shaun
lA02; Nevada smelling. iGil. eg.nle,
queen, tlQe4i Silver Leaf i5uSis,e-i
hhing EDWARD, AUi; Foster Cont,
Wlo, EL kayo. 2MQ2A; Cobalt cc-,S. IS
1s1s, -, o., mckinley Darragh aOgS5'
linus Mlhing. 2l403k Gibraltar sS-
M sil ~ mae, hQlh' First Natl. Conn.,.
oNWf Boston Con. 12nI2D. vnt'
Gold, 5-i6Q4%: North Rutft uNon
sion, 4n6; Miami Copper. 17r--5,.s,,ll-
p. S. Gas. 1h@l%: Pcnna-5y ,'...,e. is'
800 Ray Con-, t3Gl8ib. 'Hs'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-06
BANK CIEARINGs.

New York. March 5-Brsdstrcet's bank
cloariugs report for the week ending
March g. shows an aggregate Of s.. &c.,
ul,0oO, as against G.n5 $4,000 last week
and S22ll $4,000 iu the corresponding
week last year. The following IS q list
OF tho uILIna. Inc. Dec.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-06

/ The percentage Of actual reserve Of the
clearing house banks today was A.9.
The statement Of banks and trust COM
panles IN Greater New York not report
ms 20 the clearing house. shows that
the institutions have aggregate deposits
Of 81. 21S. 974. 100, total cash on hand. Sli2-
3i29o1 and loans amounting 10 N.0i5.-
All. 500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-06
RANK srATEAIENr

New York March 6-The statement Of
the clearing house hanks for tho week
shows that the banks hold Nl.7S2l75 more
than the requirement Of the = per cent
reserve rule This is a decrease Of 81.
orc so DOB tho proportiOnate cash reserve
as compared with last week The state
ment follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-06
WOOL.

ST. Louis. March 6-Wool, unchanged
Territory and western mediums. 9JI23
fine DO. snD. nue Halo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-06
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers, 8 west Second South street
furnish the following received over
their private wires on san Francisco
mining stocks:
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~DOLPH" WHITNEY. Stock Broker.
Member g. L. Stock and Mining Elk.
S5- Atlas. you say do" Bell 17lI
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State OF Utah, County or Salt Lake
Byron GrOo being first duly sworn
according TO law deposes and says that
he o. cashier OF the above named bank.
that tho above and foregoing report con-
tains "a fun, true and correct statement
Of the condition OF the said bank az the
close Of business on the 9th day Of Feb
ruary. 1909. BYRON GROO
COrrect-Attest:
SAMUEL MCINTYRE,
JOS WM. TAYLOR
GEORGE ID. KEYSER
Directors
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this 9Th day Of March 1903
A.. 81. MICHELSEN.
tSeaD Notary Public
My commission expires Oct. p. 1911
state OF Utah. office Of the Secretary
Of state.
l. O. S. Tingey. Secretary Of State OF
the state Of Utah. do hereby certify
that the foregoing is q full. true and cor
rect copy ~ the statement OF tho above
named company. now on die in my Of
flee this 5th day OF March, 1913
SeaD q. s TINGEY.
Secretary Of State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-06

Building Lots

IN FOREST DALE ana
have only few I.H u
thIs most des.mu.. roaI-
douca town Iota uom tra5
90 $3.50 por lot Term. laah
or ou oasy payments at
6 per cont interest ou u1.
paid balance
Two street c r limos Town
owns iIs own water system
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Gould g. curry 10 asked. Con Va. 80
u33i Hale g. NOrUrOsS l5 bid. yell
low Jacket Sass; Belchcr 25a2S,
Sierra Nevada 22U23; ENchoQuer %
asked; Union, lsu20. Chouar 6UG
Potosi S sales
TONOpAH
Montana Touopah 90 bid: Tonopah
Extension. 6S bid; MacNamara, So bid;
Midway. 30 bic. Tonopah Belmont. 81
bid Tonopah North star, bid. West
End Cons. BE- asked; Rescue. 3a4. Jim
butlors l6U15
GOLDFIELD.
Sandstone, ~ asked. Colorado Ntn..
l0ulI Jumbo Ext, ~ asked Veual. 2
asked, Pennsylvania . asked. Kendall
DO asked, Booth, lsUl9. Blue Bun, 90
10. Adams, lu2i Silver Pick -QS. Ne
vada Boy, lu2; Black Butte Ext. lQ3.
Blue Bell 3n4. Dixie, . asked. Hiber-
mia, lW2 81. Ives 15Hl6 Couquer0r. 3
as, Black Rock, lU2. Lone star. 4W6
orc. Gas, Atlanta. IQl2. Great Bend,
l1dlb, Red Top Ext, 405 Florence
34lzQ350, Diamondheld b. b. Cont
as Goldheld Daisy 55a5I. Combipa-
ton Friction, Y0g2 Great Bend Ext.
l02' Great Bend Annex. asked. Mill
town, 8 bid, b b. Bonanza. Ia2. Se-
Wauos lf0l5, Portland 203; Cracker
jack 3 bid; +. Mohawk. ~ bid: Rel
Hills. Gas, l.. Dillon lag. Y Tiger. l6
0lii Grandma, S04; Golddeld Con. TO
ol52A' Diamondheld Triangle. . ask
ed; @. o.. D., 80 asked; Florence Ext.
4U5
BULLFROG
Mont Buufrog. I asked: Amethvst.
3n4' Gold Bar / asked. Bonnie Glare,
asked, Maynower Cons. l2d14: G..
Scepter 1 asked; Montgy Mt. 10
asked. Homestake Cons. 405: Tramp
Cons, 10 asked; Victor I asked.
MANHATTAN.
Mani. Cons, 4a5: Mustang. bid:
PlucnuJ Q asked
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Nevada Hills 1.32h bid: Pittsburg
Sil Peak Zoo bid; North Star Wonder
asked. HaiIstone. 9 asked. Rawhide
Queen, 80 Did Original Rawhide gas;
Rawhide Coalition, 45Q46. Balloon nm
203.
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Report Made to the Secretary of 49,
Of the state OF Utah. Of the Cop5I.
U0u or the --4A-
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NEW YORK STOCKS.
SALT LAKE BANK CLEARNCS

For the week ending March G..
Innn y
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A. F. & A. n.

Whitefsh Lodge, No. 81. Meets sec
ond, fourth and fifth Tuesday nights, in
Masonic hall. H. S. Lands, w. M. /;
Jos. +. Wilde, Sec.
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"P0LLY OF THE CIRCUS''

Don't fail to read this interesting
story which is running in this
issue of The Pilot and will continue
each week until the whole story has
been printed. 1t is story of in
tense heart interest, novelized from
the play of the same name, that
has appeared on the stage in all the
leading cities of the country. You
will not want to miss any, of the
issues of The Pilot after you have
once started this story. If you are
not subscriber, don't fail to have
your name placed on our subscrip-
ton list so that you will be sure to
get every issue.
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Locals

500 score cards at the Pilot
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Sissel went
to Columbia Falls Sunday to visit
Tom Clark, Mrs. Sissel's brother,
who had his foot crushed between
the draw bars of a freight train last
Sunday while he was crossing be-
tween the cars. DR.. Robinson at
Columbia Falls amputated four toes.
Troy, Oct. 27.-An unknown
man, while crossing the bridge just
beyond the roundhouse, was struck
by an engine and thrown into the
creek Monday. He was carried
to the Windsor hotel and a doctor
was summoned Immediately. 1t is
not yet known how serious his in
juries may be.-Western News.
Sunday morning a drunken lum-
Der jack was meandering his way
down Second street and was in front
of Mcfarland store wnen the fire
bell started to ring. He leaned up
against the building and started
singing a church hymn at the tor
of his voice. Officer Parent came
along just then and took him off
to the calaboose where he could
make all the noise he wanted tc
without conflicting with the fire
alarm.
Last week a brute by the name
of John O'Brien, a lumberjack
assaulted the little twin daughter Of
Patrick Cunningham, of the Nation.
al Hotel at Eureka. He was caught
in the act and arrested before thu
girl was injured. He plead guilty
in Judge Culver's court and or
Tuesday when the constable tool
the prisoner to the restaurant to eat
the father entered and fired foul
shots at him. Indignation toward.
the man is very high in Eureka ant
he was lucky to escape with his life
He was taken to Libby on No.
and put behind the bars for SAT,
kicking.
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O.. r. G..

Meets in Masonic hall, first and third
SUNDAY afternoons in each month. E.
A. Logan, High Chi #; NJ. S. Hurley,
Sec.