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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-15
By Associated Press.
By Associated Press.

Kansas City, Jan. 14.-John HI. At
wood, an attorney for the Swope
family. today denied an arrest was
near in connection with the investi-
CATION of the vital organs of Col.
Thomas H. Swope, the aged philan-
thropist, who died suddenly October
3.
Mr.. Swope's death at first was at
tributed to apop1exy, but quick sue
cession of deaths and illness among
heirs of the Swope estate led to an
examination, eliminating in exhuming
of the body of Col. Swope and the
removal of his stomach to Rush Medi-
cal college, Chicago, for autopsy.
There is not a particle of doubt in
my mind continued Mr.. Atwood,
that both Thomas and Christian
lSWoQe were poisoned
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-15
SCHOONER EMMA JANE REPORTS
LIGHTHOUSE MAN IN DISTRESS
Companies Make Big
Profits by Infringing on Govt

the transportation of packet mail mat,
ter under authority of a resolution
foot-note apparently based on an un;
published letter to Postmaster James
from Attorney-General MacVeagh in
1881. declaring that packets meant
packages of letters"
The resolution says that while the
postoffice department last year had a
deficit of $17,000,000 the Wells-Fargo
Express Company distributed nearly
$25,000,000 in dividends, and that the
governments failure to exercise mo-
nopoly in transporting mail is enrich
ing the express companies.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-15
BULLCOTTON CAMPAIGN
COLLAPSES WITHA MOST
SPECTACULAR DECL LINE
Most DeS StrucfiVe Ice Gorge in
the Mississippi in rs Years

| Weather bureau reports indicated
the Mississippi river was rising north
of st. Louis. The maximum height
of the river early today was 1.9 feet
above the danger stage. The railroad
tracks on the levee were inundated
and the falling waters left them COW
cred with debris and ice.
Before the gorge broke last night
the river exacted a heavy toll of
wreckage from shipping interests. The
ferryboat Madison, valued at $4,000,
was sunk at Madison, H.; the ex-
cursion steamer City of Providence
and the ferryboat Coils S. Greeley,
valued at 100000, went adrift.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-15
BY Associated Press.

Washington, Jan. 14.-Arraigning
the express companies for making
enormous profits on an infringement
of the governments right to monopoly
of transporting mail and criticizing
the postoff1ce department for surren-
dering that right, Representative Muir
dock, of Kansas, today introduced a
long resolution calling on the post
master-general for information.
For many years. says Mr.. Muir
dock, "the postoffice department has
been surrendering it's monopoly on
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-15
DOVE OF PEACE is
HOVERING OVER THE
WARNING FACTIONS
BY Associated Press

st. Louis, Jan. 14.-Following a rise
of ten feet in the Mississippi river
within twelve hours, the levee tonight
is strewn with ice and stranded
boats, while loss estimated at two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars
tells the story of the most destructive
ice gorge in twenty-five years. The
river rose two feet above the food
guage today, when the gorge formed
below the city, forcing vessels UP on
the levee and throwing vast fields of
ice, many of them thirty feet high,
against the bridges and stranded
boats. The river is falling rapidly to-
night.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-15
MADE PROFIT
OF 20 MILLION
sTOckHoLDERs OF THE INTER
NATIONAL HARVESTER CON-
PANY TO GET FAT DIVIDENDS.
ANNOUNCEMENT MADE BY
MORGAN.
BY Associated Press.

New York, Jan. 14.-Twenty million
dollars in common stock will be the
share of the stockholders in the In
ternationai Harvester Company in
profits of the last few years. An
nouncement that this melon will be
cut was made from the Offices of ]. P.
Morgan & Co. today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-15
Much Diversion i'm the Life of
Howard Chandler Chrisfy. Artist

Mr.. Hall, who is related to Mrs.
Christy and who acted as a model for
the artist in the drawing Hearts Is
.Trumps," told -of incidents in the
study in which various models played
ia conspicuous role. Hall mentioned
the names of few women models
with, whom he said Christy was upon
quite familiar terms.
He said prospective models were
compelled to disrobe Immediately that
he might judge of their figures for
artistic purposes. There was much
freedom between Christy and the
girls, he said, and that hugging and
kissing was a common pastime. At
other times, Hall said. he would hold
and caress a model and call her his
baby doll"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-15

son of Kentucky, Claude A Swanson
of Virginia, CharlesZ. Hughes of New
York, Edmund F. Noel of Mississippi
and James \. Gillett of California
The first conference of governors was
called by Theodore Roosevelt in 1907,
but the idea did not originate with
Mr.. Roosevelt. William George Jor-
dan, OF New York, widely known as
an author, student and publicist, con-
ceived plan OF bringing the gov
ernors of the states into close touch
with one another through these con-
ferences. He submitted his plan TO
| the various executives, and it met
lEith unanimous SQQroval
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-15
WARRINER TO THE PEN.

Cincinnati, Jan. 14.-Charles l..
Warriner, who confessed to having
embezzled s643, 900 while treasurer of
the Big Four railroad in this city, was
taken to the Columbus (Ohio) peni-
tentiary today to begin a sentence OF
six years. which was imposed upon
him following his plea of guilty to the
embezzlement of $4,000.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-15
SHOT HIS BROTHER.

Birmingham, Ala, Jan. 14.-Jim Ra-
per lies in a local hospital mortally
wounded and John Raper, his brother,
is under arrest, charged with the
shooting, the result of a difficulty at
a dance at North Birmingham at d
late hour last night. The shooting
broke up the dance. Jim Raper is
wounded in three places and there is
no hope for his recovery. The diff
Guilty was the result of family mat
terS
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-15
THE NEW ORLEANS MARKET
FEELS THE SEVERE SLUMP
BY Associated Press.

New Orleans, Jan 14-Another
slump in the cotton future markets
at New York and New Orleans again
carried prices down $3.50 bale be-
low the high levels of the day. At
New Orleans the March option drop
Iped So points, going to 14s31, and the
May option went from 1910 to 1850.
All of the more active deliveries
were carried down to levels between
So and s3,96 below the highest prices
of the day, the March and May op-
tions being the principal ones, affect
ed by Ene break. The break was at
by certain long interests. augmented
-1y DfsdrIsUg atygFsssIVenss5sz7sss z7sssrs-sr.ss
citement prevailed around the ring at
Continued on Pace TWo,l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-15
new YORK HAS
A SNOW STORM
RACED UNABATED ALL DAY,
PRECIPITATION MEASURING f2
INCHES-THREE PEKoOr.v
OF EXPOSURE.
BY Associated Press.

New York, Jan. 14-The heaviest
snowstorm of the winter fell here this
morning and ragged unabated all day.
Tonight the PRECIPITATION measured IL
inches. Three persons died in the
storm as the result of exposure and
under-nourishment. Railroad and tele-
graph communications are partially
interrupted.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-15
MONDELL DECLINES.

Washington, JAM 14.-Representa-
tive Mondell, of Wyoming, chairman
of the house committee on public
lands, has declined to stand sponsor
for President Taft's bills designed to
carry out his program for conserva-
tion of natural resources. He offered
to introduce the measure, "by re-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-15
COUNSEL WILL
BE ALLOWED
PINcHoT AND BALLlNGER CAN
HAVE SUCH REPREsENTATIoN
THROUGHOUT THE INVESTIGA-
TIoN INTO THEIR OFFICES.
BY Associated Press.

Washington, Jan. 14.-Pinchot and
Ballinger may be represented by
counsel throughout the Investigation
by congress covering the conduct of
their offices. This was practically
agreed to by the senate and house
conferes today Similar representa-
tion of other dismissed government
employees was not decided.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-15
TRAlNMEN INDICTED.

Shreveport, La, Jan. f4.-Engineer'
Maddor and Engine Foreman Irving,
members of the Kansas City Southern
switch engine crew that crashed into
a Texas and Pacific train Sunday last.
killing three persons, were indicted
today by the grand jury, charged with
manslaughter.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-15
Position of Leading South
ern Bulls Has Been
Undermined.

THIS HAS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED
BY CONTINUED LIQUIDATION,
WHICH HAS BEEN IN PROGRESS
SINCE FIRST OF THE YEAR-AT
THE LOW POINT NEW YORK
CONTRACTS SHOWED A DE-
CLINE OF FROM $500 TO $500
PER BALE WHEN COMPARED
WITH THE NIGHT PREVIOUS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-15
CHARGES AGAINST MAE
WOOD ARE DISMISSED
By Associated Press,

New York, Jan. 14.-Charges
of forgery and perjury against
Mae Wood were dismissed in
court here today, and she was
discharged from custody. She
was indicted in 1907, following
the trial of her suit against
Senator Platt, who she claimed
married her.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-15

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE execu-
tiyes of more than thirty states have
signifed their intention of attending
the third annual conference of gov
ernors, known as the house of gov
ernors, which begins here on Jan. Is
The sessions will be held in the White
House and will continue for three
days. The necessity Of uniform laws,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-15

conservation of national resources,
marriage and divorce reforms, prison
reforms, waterway improvements and
proposed constitutional amendments,
such as the income tax, are among
the topics TO be discussed. The COM
mittee designated to call the confer
ence and to draft a program is com
posed OF Coyaxnors Augustus E Will
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-15
Truce About Arranged Be
tween the Insurgents"
and Regulars.

INSURGENTS WILL ATTEND THE
CONFERENCE TO SELECT MEM
BERS OF BALLINGER-PINcHOT
INQUIRY COMMITTEE, BUT THIS
WILL HAVE NO EFFECT ON
FUTURE coNFERENcEs-TAFT
AND HAYES OF CALIFORNIA ARE
TO HAVE ANOTHER CONFER
ENcE TO-DAY.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-22

idaftsgebal1oen fins 5erltort uno Sc
lars lit o1rgcridtet. 9as 6euer fat
Blaine 10 gut pie eingeidloien, uno
jorei &al.ier muroen 5eritort. SHE nerl1
@dl1ler, sic Sic Mnlieollng &a5elmo-
re, bier Meilen bon Blaine, biloeten>
lino oie 6lammen gum Spfer gefauen.
Sn 8bite Sod, 9 g., 5mei Meile'1
bon @laine, lit cine Mn5obl bon flei=
nerel1 @dlliern nie6ergebronnt. Sl1
gnterprile , 13 Mielen norolid bon
9eQingba1n, mur6en sic gnterprilc-
miible un0 einige @al.ier 5er1t0rt. IL
@arler bel 6ernoole mur0en ein &al1b
Ser 6lonmnen. Gutter lit bon 0en1
8runoe eingei6lollen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-22
&iele mn6tbi9en
6atalit1ten.
Nlinbbarmeut5Mnbnng befannt nntcr
ben Mlten nmb als iolde be-
banbclt.
Sic mubcrncn @mnbdr5te greifen 51,tt
Weef1er.

MISUNDERSTANDING bon Der man
onnabm. baB lie mobernem l1riprl1n9es
iei. lit 10 aft ipie Die men1dltde @eleuz
16aft. 9ie1e &rnnfbeit ipar inter sen
Mlten befannt, unb biele 8ebanbllngsmez
thoben tpurbcn a%ngetpanbt. &c gtbt biez
Re SGle bon MISUNDERSTANDING bel
henen bic Operation abfoll1t notbtpennio
1i,1b, lpie ober alld6 anbere, BEL benen sic
Sberationen mnDtbig 1inb. Mit Ser
aranfbeiten, tpie 8eidtperoen Der Ginaes
ipci6e, ser 3eber, seq Magens, Ser Sic
tion, @er8idipade, tpeiblid)e 8e{dlper<
Den uno cine @eri4iebenbeit dbnlide1
@ronf6eiten, tpe1d)e mehr ooer tpeniaer
Die critic l1riade, oer @linboarment3in<
Dung b%eeinflu1en. SEES @ltnoar3tes
Mei1er perfeblt in bielen Sd1en, Die erz
ipiinidlten He1nltate herpnrsltbringen. gs
berfeblt bem Eatienten sic s lnnbbeit
lpieber 5u brinaen nn1b Sic l1r1ahe 81
beleitigen. 5ol6c Sperationen lai1en
Sen &atienten in 1hled)terem 3nltanbe
als tie borbem geipeien.
Gin Webt5iner lit OH bDd1ter 8ebellz
tll,1g, elmer, Ser betrout lit INIT Sen fonz
titl1tioneIlen 6ronilden 3nitdnben Ser
Yatienten, 1nb elmer, tre1der 9eniigenz
he Grfabrnng in ser 8%eban6lung unb
@eilung Der MISUNDERSTANDING, SDz
pbalitiS u1b BET @ingetpei6ez S%b1truftion
beiibt. sSsebe qroBe Stabt Fat lire 5pez
8ialtiten tn bieiett beionberen @laiien bon
@ranfbeiten; ia ioear in bielen fleineren
Sotpns am 2anbe 1inb nebi5tnti9e 9ofz
toren, pelde geniigen6 betponbert itnb,
I'm in bie1en SGllen cine Meinrn9 nb3llz
aeben. Snfntpeit als Die beridiebene,,
2erte in ber1 die6enen alima5 berIdte<
bene 8ebanblun9 ben0tbi9en. lit Die CT
fabrung beg Mr5tes bon boditer &ibtigz
feit.
ganienbc npn 5allen ,pcrbcn j6brlidj
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-22

In melhem ser g%igentbiiner q. %.
.GbeneD, Elm @eid)aftsmann BON Sort.
lano, nit elmer @eleaiabt iaB, mad=
tie Salt, als int 2i6te ser &rafttpagen-
laternen elm 8aumitamm ltdtbar muir
sc, ser sen Meg periperrte. SIN glei=
den N%llge1blid, iprongen 5mei mas
firte &6l1ber arf 0as 5rittbrett 6eS
Alltomobils 11no foroerten Sen Sniai-
len NIT porgebaltenen gfepolpern ibr
@el0 uno lire 8ertbiaden ab. Dent
10 einoringlid porgetragenem @ril1-
hen lplroe nad)gegeben. @err @be=
nep l%ieferte cine goloene ubr uno ct
mas @elo aus ,mabreno feline @attin
li9 bon ibren &ingen trennen muBte,
oeren elmer 5000 pertb mar. @enige
Minl1ten ipater muroe al oerlelben
Stelle oer &raftlpagen bon Sobn s.
@ibion bon Milmm,fee, angebalten.
@ibion mur6e INN cine ubr i'm @er=
tbe bon $3.50 uno feline 8orle erleid-
teri, l,n0 feline @attin m,1Bte lire
9iamantringe mao Sbrringe, sic iie
auf $500 idabte, beral,sgeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-22

@o5eman.- @err .. 8. Cont
ling, Oberoufeber ser @allatin Sort
relerpe, fat na@ umgefabrer @ermei=
Jung 6es in oieiem Diitrift oe1 Slant
men gum Opfer %gefalenen @alobe=
itanoes feitgeitellt, ooB et1pa 1000
Meier @egicrumgsforiten nit on1d=
bcrno 4S,OOO,OO0 SUB @ol5 pernid=
tet muroen; nad) Sem 0urbidnitts=
preis fir itebenoes @ol5 berehnet,
lpiiroe ser entltanoene Sd}ooen $97,=
600 betragen. MuBer in Sen 8alobe-
itd,1oen Ser &egieruag lit Elm miroe=
items ebenlo GROCER @erllit in
Stoats=, Bripat= ltno gi%lenbabnfor=
item e%ntitanoen. Ser 81 iammtld)aoen
seld1ft ltd ldabl1ngsweiie olf uber
100000.
@aibinston.
ga cpma a. = &ihter 6. s. Gul6=
man, elmer ser @lnoesri6ter IN 9llas=
ia, melber geraoe nad Tacoma 5l1=
riidfebrte, bringt sic Nadridt, ooB
I'M @aloe5-0 itrift @olofunoe gelnodt
muroen. 8isber beltanoen sort n1r
@upferminen uao sic nel1e gntoedung
iou jebt piele Ia1ien6e nod iener1
5el0ern loden. 9ns @ol0 lit bon Ser
Gorte, pel@e ais u9lou 8aub-Auar5""
be5eidnet mir6, uno es ioll al1beror=
oentli6 reidbaltig lein.
Seattle. = Gon einem itorfen
@in6e angefodt, fat ii6 ser @alo-
brand, Ser in Ser NeGbe bon 2Dnoen>
|@aib., neu ol1sgebroden 1T, 10 allsge-
breitet, oaB ct iebt mebrere Dorfer
int County 0batcom beorobt. Duben=
Sc bon Mandbdnie rn uno 8irtb=
iomnti6a6en bon elmer MiQion Dol=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-22
Gin Solar Yadet
bon Mtoi5tn fNrf
fur Tramen vA<t

Sebe 6rau, bic an irserb elmer ibrem Sc
ible6t ei9entbimliden &ranfbeit leibet, mie
MerpDiitdt, 8reu5idmdde, idmerabafter
ober unterbrldter Menitruotipn, @eibfluB
ODER gri9lafun9, 1T eriu9t, an ST u. g.
@obinlpn, G125 Sud 8uilbing, Getruit,
MRi4, mad eiuem Dollar 8odet ieiner
6roren <Neoi5in al idreiben, peIde ct
fret an ale perididt. Die on ibn i9reiben.
@s lit niht nDtbig. nod LANCER an 9ie=
rer=, 8laien= ODER 9arnbei1nerben, &opfz
tpeb ober nnheren i9redliden Spmptomen.
bic ben Nrauen eisentbim(i6 iinb, 5u leiz
een, ba ber 9oftor gud b%etpeilen m6dte,
inoent er bieies Solar 4adet fret neri6idt,
baB 1eine 9rauenz Mebt5in guer 2eioen op0z
itdrbi9 uab nadbaltig BELT.
Mues, tuaS nutbpenbig. 1T an ben 9ottor
~ ihreiben: gebt guren Ramen ur6 Abreie
an, unb psn Incident 2eiben Sbr gebeilt All
meroen miinidt unb elm ppIe @r1Be Dollar
8odet ipirb @ud tojtenfrei mn19ebenbs per
Voit portof;ei nit ppllen @ebrllld8antueiz
iunsen 9ef@idt.
Sann f6nnt SIR @n4 ielbtt l~ber3eusen
in @ure11 eigenen 3auie, baB Der 9oftor Die
ridtige 8 banblun9 fir 6r%anenleioen aller
Mrt fat. @4reibt bemte, ba bieie DFerte
! nidt fobalo tpieoer erideinen mag !.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-22
fheiImei1e MoIlenDet uuN tfeilme

tbeiImeiie Nollenoet uuS tbetlpeiie
crit IN einigen Sabren pplelloet iper-
Den f0nnen. Gle lt1otiiden @auten
ollein fonuuen ouf $1,154,OOO SIT tie
ben. Ger &elt lino Yrimt- ooer &or-
pprationsbauten. IS lit Oieles Die
hodit erreidte 3iffer leit oenn 8e1te=
ben ser 5taot.
Nc urbaIltpm H. S. u. Gut
ller, ser ltaatlidc lno itaotild)e Mlld)-
inipeftor, bat olle Mild)banoler ser
Stoot bcnod)rid)tigt inter feinea lint
jt6i11oen Mildflold)eu bon Sal,lern
mieoer ab5llbolen, IN oenen cine an
1tefenoe &ral1fbeit berrl6te. .0ie
SAMPLER miiiIeu Die 6lalden 10 lange
'ltcben lalien, bis Sic 8eboroen ibre
Nnoronungen betreffs Musr1ltberung
Ser @auler lno Sterililiernng Ser
Mildflald)en beeuoet tat.
@isconiin.
MiImaufee- Sic oicsi6bri=
ue Staatsfair lit III 8e5lw o1f Sic
.9eiuder5ahl binter ollen friiberen noe
lentli6 5uriidgebliebcn; mmerbin
ld)eint es uidt, oils Of lie &erll,it &C.
hraht bdtte, oenn Sic Yrdmien moren
Oieies Sabr Inn ctlua $4,000 gegen
ons 8oriubr berlntergciebt moroen.
Sic 3abl ser ol1sgeltcuten Sbiefte l1u0
Ser ionltigeu Iurbietlngen mar GRO
ber ais friiber, aber Ser 8ell1d nm
l1ngefabr 5000 %nieoriger ais in 1909,
Dem bisber un9iinitiaiten Sabre.
Ma3ton. = S. o. Bills aus
Chicago, butter oem cin unbegren5tes
aapital itebeu jon, befinoet ii6 in
Ser 5tnot, INN iib megen @rbauung
elmer nel1eu 9rouerei 81 orientieren.
GieIe 8rnlerei, menn lie gebaut miro,
miro cine @ejelid)uft nit einem @opi=
~1ol bon $1>0O0,0OO notbig maiden.
@err Bills glo,bt, N1B iih Maoiion
por5iglid nls Mittelpu1tt elmer
9rauin0uitric eiguet. Ml,d) Sic Bro=
libition mndt @errn Bills umo ieiner
@interleuten feline Gorge, 81 lie felt
alal.ben, 0aB sic Erobihition lire 8lii=
t5e5eit biuter lid fat.
Mtdigan.
Gpral. = Mdbren0 cincs lhlpe-
rem 8emitterS muroe oie @obnl1ng
upn Safer 8ilep, oem fat6olilden
Yrielter in Wfople &ollep, 5uei Mei=
len 0itlid pon bier> pon1 8libe getrof=
fen un0 total eil1gedlhert. Ser Ser
init betrdgt $4,000. @oter @tlep fat
1ein Nmt crit porige @obe angetreten
l11o 5luar lit 0asielbe i~iberbaltpt iein
critics. Ser @lis idl,1 ol,d in Sic
Sdeune bon 6ro1f Sobnion, 5pei
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-22

Meilen liiolih bon bier uno 5ertrun1=
rerte oielelbe, obne lie in0eB in 8rono
gu jeben. Gerlllt etwa $500.
Detroit. - Mus @albington
miro oaerlei Sntereiiantes iiber Sic
|gimnobmen Ser Yoitamter III fiinf5tg
Ser ar0bten Staote Ser Ser. Staate1l
Iie groBten ginnabmer
pom alien Stqoten bat I'M Nl,gnit oas
Yoitanlt in Chicago e%r5ielt> $685.
4S4, Inn $55,699 mebr ais oa5 Eolt=
amt bon Sem Dort> meld)es lett piele1
Sabren ar ser Spibe geitanoen bat.
Gbicogo's Noitamtseinnabn1e1 babe1l
inn Muguit~ um1. 1875 Nro3ent 5uge-
nonunen, Sic in Seem Sort MIR I'M
|11.64 Ero5ent. Nm meiiten 5ltgc=
rolnmen boben sic @innabmen III Sos
Mngeles, Gal., INN 24.4S Fro3ent I'M
&ergleid) nit oem Ml1guit porige1'
Sabres. Dom folgt 3etroit nit
l24.l9 Frnocfl.
Muntana.
@illings. = SSn olelen Serb
1te firoen bier ulo in lttab sic groB=
ten je 0agelpelenen M1lftionen bon
8ln1Desl6noereien ltatt. Mn Is. 81
tober fomrne11 100000 Mder aui
ser Grom= SSnoiauerre l%erpation bier
gum @erfouf; ser Nreis miro nidt un-
ter 50 pro Nder iein. Ser aauf fant'
perionlid o6er 6l1rh Mgenten abge=
|idloiien meroen uto icoe Eerion fanl'
his 5n GAO Nder ermerber1. Sim 1. No-
pember miro aIes nod 11nbdie0elte
ans III ser Nintab=&elerpation gu
Hropo, lttab, beriteigert; Ser Hreis
oofiir lit nidt inter SO Gents pro
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-22

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Mohave County miner., 1910-07-09
Says the Zinc Shelters Rely on
 Southwest.

An Ell Paso dispatch says: Herbert E. Futile, chemist and metallurgist, who is on tour of inspection of the zinc resources in the west and south west as the representative of the Ed gar Rinz Co.,, a St. Louis corporation, has been in Fl Paso gathering infor- nation for the company.
 Tn view of the fact that the United States new tariff law almost prohibits the importation of zinc ores from Mex ico into this country" said Mir. Tut tie, tour company, as well as other manufacturers, is now Investigating the development of zinc mines of the west and southwest with the idea of finding a source of replacing the loss in the supply of zinc caused by the prohibltive tariff. We must look to this western and southwestern part of the United States for future ore re- serves.
 ''The Edgar Zinc company has its main offices in St. Louis. but its smelt- ing plants are at Corondolet, south of St. Louis, and at Cherryvale, Kansas, where the natural gas fields afford the cheapest fuel. In fact the Cherryvale zinc plant is noted as one of the most modern in methods known in the world, the gas enabling it to smelt the zinc at cheapest rates and at the same time to give the mine owner every bit of the mineral contents of the ore.
 II have been in Monterey for sev- eral years in the metallurgical busi- ness and am thoroughly familiar with the zinc industry. There will soon be big shelter built in Mexico to han dle the zinc ores. But the difficulty there will be the tariff and cost of fuel. An export duty from Mexico will soon be imposed on zinc ores, and there will be DO further importation inteI United States. It is the wish therefore of the Edgar Zinc company to encourage the owners of zinc mines in the west and southwest to develop their properties and to foster in every way possible the opening up of de- posits of zinc. am not personally in- terested in the company, but simply employed as an expert to gather sta tistics and information on the zinc re- sources of your section.
 Ut is understood that the steel trust is becoming deeply interested in the zinc industry" said Mir. Futile in con- clusion.
Mohave County miner., 1910-07-09

finery output, and Phelps, Dodge X Co. have to a greater or less extent been following the same course.
 ''Can it be possible that the DOT phyry producers and the Amalgamated Copper people have in mind some sort of combination of corporate interests later on, and to this end are bending every energy toward maximum pro duction and minimum costs for a brief period, in order to secure a strategic advantage in a later consolidation of some sort?
 "I have no knowledge that such is the case, but unless some such pur- pose is in mind, their present attitude is inexplica ble."