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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-07-18
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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-07-18

I'm Graustark. but not in New York
That reminds me. You'll be more than
baroness-more than a princess.
You will be a queen. Don't you catch
the point? You will be Mrs. King"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-20
(By l.. J. Overlockl

BOSTON, Oct. 19.-Heavy profit taking stopped the advance in cop pers today but by no means marked the end of the present movement Basic conditions are improving daily and a much further rise all through the list and advise the purchase of coppers at present prices. We be lieye firmly in the future of ali the st-cks listed around present level.
 The market is acting extremely well. offerings being freely taken and apparently no stock hanging over the market.-Paine, Weber & Co.
 Curb issues comparatively dull, re- fiecting the slightly easier tone O. the listed shares. Chino and Inspir- aiaon fractionally lower but lack pres sure to sell. Live Oak sold at 27h with light trading Denn firm at 3a pid with moderate offerings at 37s. Shattuck F higher in bids. Offer Ingss c-ndnue light Cactus fairly steady.
 There seems to be an increasing demand for the general run Of curb issues and the leading issues would respond quickly to any pronounced strength of the New Yor.. and Bos- markets.
 London copper opened of 2s 6d. Total sales, New York, 637 900.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-20

Nat Lead ..... =. ... ....... 61k Mex Cent ... ... .... 33A Am LOG .... .... .... 40A
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-20
x MINING, MARKETS, FINANCIAL ;.
BUSINESS APPREHENSION TAXES
 WINGS AS TIME PROGRESSES

decent regard for public opinion. The change in the latter respect mani. fesoed in various quarters is highly encouraging as tending to disarm much of public criticism No one now seriously fears the forthcomins Supreme Court decisions on the oil, tobacco and other cases. The court may force reorganization, but is not going to destroy property values. The decisions when issued will probably have no further injurious effect than the famous Northern Securities case. No harm but good followed that de- cisqn- The prospects of the rail roads securing reasonable treatment from the interstate commerce com mission are daily increasing. So that question is also nearing solution. In this connection President McCrea,s address on behalf of the PennsyI- vania before the interstate commerce commission was striking feature. His argument for better rates was temperate, strong and 1ased upon well known facts It will no doubt have much weight with the commits sion and do mucl towards securing reasonable treatment are the raiE poads.
 The present situation as a whole warrants more cheerTulness, The country is still passing through a period of readjustment, evidently not entirely completed In all pnob ability it is going to be a quiet win Ter for trade at large. The disasters so long expected, however. have not occurred: and the outlook for sat isfactory solution of some of the graver economic problems of the day Is more encouraging than has been the case for many months. In. dustry is taking a compulsory rest after a prolonged period of exces- slve activity Under the new c,ndi. Cons we should ere long be accum- iating a fresh supply of capital. h. Vestors have withheld from the mar. Ret for so long a period that funds must be accommodating. Undigested issues must be in process of assim, 'ia'ioh- Banking opinion may still te divided as to the future course of the market, but essential conditions are unm-stakably clearing and strengthening. In the first six or eight months of the year the stock market was activey engaged in dis counting reaction. Now that inc change in fundamental conditions is Pelng recognized. it is showing equal readiness in discounting recovery.
 HENRY CLEWS.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-20

connection with the congress, but del egates from Phoenix admitted that Douglas was the logical point. owing to the great mineral industry her. and an nearby districts, including Bis Dee, Cananea and Nacozari. Some
 ooubt was expressed at Los Angeles
 about Douglas ability to entertain properly the members of the con-
 gress, but those acquainted witE
 Arizonans did not share this doust, believing that when Arizonans invited
 people as their guests they always. find a way to provide entertainment. As an evidence of the good will for Douglas among mining men we take the following eritoriaI from Los
 Angeles Review:
 While official action of the direct DTS of the American Mining congress
 VIII not be taken for some time. there is little reason to suppose that they will ignore the suggestion of the
 members and delegates to the Los Angeles meeting that the claims of
 Arizona, and especially of Douglas,
 be carefully considered. There is ev- cry probability, in fact, that Douglas will be finally selected as the next meeting place and t is certain that
 in such event every mining man of
 Los Angeles and of the Entire South west will constitute himself boost
 CTS committee of one to insure a con
 yention equal to any in the annals of I the organization. That Douglas will be able to handle the affair in a cred itabie manner goes without saying. especially as one of her foremost cit.
 izens-Col. L. w. PoweIi-is now vice-president of the organization, and may be expected to take part in the arrangements. Arizona, which
 will add a new star to the flag next year, ;s the logical place of the meet ing. Delegates will see the finest
 smelter town of the West; the great
 est high-grade copper mines on earth
 near by, and will ct the same time be
 guests of as fine set Of fellows as
 may be found from one end of the
 fact that to him fell the honor of in country to the other The editor Of
 the Mining Review Is proud Of the
 for the guidance of the directors of
 troducing the resolution submitted
 the congress"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-20
FURTHER PROFIT TAKING |S
 THE FEATURE IF MARKET
(By Frank J. Grail

(Member Duluth Stock Exchange.)
 As was expected there was fur ther profit taking in the copper mar rapid advances of the past few days but the prices did not suffer to any extent although fractional de- clines were made in nearly all the active ones. London copper opened 3s Sd lower and this caused some selling. Amalgamated sold to 69 34 North Butte, Butte Coalition, Calu- met and Arizona all sod of frac tionally. Range showed a point de- cline. Hancock has been showing excellent strength the past few days with good demand. Superior Pitts burg sold to 127-s but there is good demand around these prices, Shattuck is firm at g with light offerings. Inspiration sold to 934 but after a few sellers have been shaken out we look for higher prices. The entire copper market is in good shape and while there may be further profit taking for the next few days we believe the entire market will sell higher and advise purchases on any decline The New York market was inclined to be weaker and sold oil at the close especially Steel stocks, Union Pacific and Shelters. Money rates are higher and this is having its effect on the prices London copper oil 3s Sd. Sales ss7,1oo. Money PIP.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-20
PROGRESS NOTED UNDER RICKETTS, AT GREENE CANAMEA

duction belond all previous records. The present capacity of our plant Is double that of four years ago."
 The i've year contract recently en- tered into by the Cananea Consoli- dated and the Miami Copper Co. for the smelting of Miami concentrate at Cananea calls for the handling oe 100 tons per day. It is expected that deliveries will be started Jan uary l. The contract specifics . rate for sme,ting and provides that the gold and silver in the Miami product shall be purchased by the Cananea Consolidated. This contract was secured by Mir Ricketts in com petition with American smelters, not ably the Copper Queen, of the Phelps Dodge interests, and it serve to bring prominently to public notice the great economies effected in smelt- ing operations at Cananea by the Ricketts management It is the first time in the history of mining ana smelting on the continent that an ar rangement has been made for the shipment of American ores or mill products into Mexico for treatment.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-20

New York.-Activity on the Stoci
 Exchange increased in spite of in
 tervention of the hiiodays and tn undertone of the market was strong the tendency of prices being steadii, upwards. The influence cont1putine
 chiefly towards reviydng confidence was the October crop report. This removed all doubt concerning the
 corn crop; the Government report exceeding even the most sanguine expectations of a 5000 OS0,o00 busne
 crop. Corn is king. not ony because of it's great money value, but because of the numerous directions in which it is used both for domestic and iii dustrial purposes In money value Il exceeds both wheat and cotton com bined. The wheat yield, though moi what was desired has exceeded early eXqscations, and large crop of oats has also been garnered. The yield of cotton has been disappoint' ing; but, so far as the South is concerned. this will be fully compen- sa,ed for by enhanced prices. All doubts concerning the crops are now out of the way. except cotton, which will be subjecr to danger from carly frost for at least another two weeks. Since the harvest is the most important element in our na- uonai prosperity, 1t is a source of satisfaction that this factor of un- certainty Is now permanently elim- mated.
 The political outlook. another we'll worn element O. doubt. is steadily improving. Radicalism is being re bnked in all directions: issues have now been clearly defined. and seem to depend very largely upon person aiity. The comparative lack of in- terest in election issues is shown by the falling off in registration in all parts os the country compared with previous years. It is taken for granted that republicans will have to face considerable losses at the polls next November, and there is some probability that the next con gress may become democratic. This fact, however. appears to cause little real uneasiness and the elections are certainly much less threatening eIe- ment than two or three months ago. It is also noticeable fact than pub lie opinion Is becoming less hostile to corporations; this being due partly to public recognition of the fact that managers Of the later recognize that they mus1 submit to some form Of regulation. obey the law and show a
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-20
tMinins and Scientific press)

(Mining and Scientific Press.)
 L. D. Ricketts, president and gen eral manager of the Cananea Consol dated Copper Co. (Greene Cananea)
 names S.50o.o0o pesos as the total of the expenditures to date for i'm
 movements made by the present management for decreasing costs and increasing production at Cananea. It wia require several months to com. plete the construction work now un- way. and it is expected that the to- tai will be raised to 100000 pesos. Concerning present production, which is at the rate of 3,500,050 lbs. of cop per per month, Mir. Ricketts says: We have found that, owing to the uncertainties of trade, we could not sell copper as fast as we are produc- ing it, and We therefore decided that it was essential to reduce our produc- ton in order to avoid the risk of a lower price for copper, or the ne cessity of storing it in warehouses until such time as it could be sold. We regard as merely temporary the curtailment, and believe that within six months we can increase our pro
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-20

Although the expectation was that the coppe. producers statement would show a substantial decrease in the surplus, it was a surpr.se that the reduction amounted to over 20.- GOO, GOO pounds, which was really the only substantial falling off in the surplus since last January. says Iron Ore.
 The good showing was brought about by all developments being fa- vorable, for in addition to a smaller production of over S,000,0oO pounds as compared with August, the de- liveries were over 10,000.000 pounds larger than in the preceding month, and the total deliveries of over 139.- 0Oo, 600 pounds was the largest since the large total of last January.
 It is interesting 10 note that the production for last September was only about 1000, 900 pounds larger than for the same month of last year, but as the policy of curtailment nov seems to be making itself felt, it is very probable that the figures for the current month will show a larger falling off in the output than d'd tha September figures.
 It was also well to note that the arge deliveries were the result chiefly
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-20
DOUGLAS STRONG FOR
 THE NEXT CONGRESS

TUCSON, Oct. 1S.-An early decis ion as to which city of Arizona Is [, get the next sess- on of the American mining congress may be expected dailiy now, according to A. w. Forbes or th s city, member Of the advisory board of the congress, and a delegate 10 the recent congress from Tucson. Though Colonel Randolph favored Phoenix as the location for the 1911 congress. said Mir. Forbes, it now ap. pears that Douglas, backed by the Phelps-Dodge interests in that local. ity will get it.
 It appears to be a question of which Arizona town will put up the necessary amount of money" he sad. Douglas now has about s500O on hand, and another 5000 will meet the requirements.
 The Copper Queen people are mak ing strong representations to get the congress to Douglas. They are offer ing to throw the Copper Queen and smelters open to the visitors, and will not only afford a most interesting display at Douglas, but also at Bisbee and Nacozari. It is well understood that the Fl Paso and Southwestern will give free rides to all delegates within given distances if the congress goes to Douglas. Though the board of directors has not yet made known its choice, the announcement is to be expected any day now. The sent. ment seems overwhelmingly in ia vor of holding the next convention 4 an actual mining center.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-20
COPPER PRODUCERS REPORT |S
 MUCH BETTER THAN EXPECTED

of the large exports of 75.000, 900 pounds, the largest for eight months. while the domestic deliveries were over s,ooo, ,000 smaller than for Au- gust. There is plenty of room for a larger consumption at home and if the foreign demand continues it VII not be long before the stocks of 14S. SOC, 900 pounds will be substan- tialIy reduced. Deliveries for the last month totalied 37,42l, 600 more than the deliveries of September, 1909.
 That the copper situation has not been so bad as is generally supposed is shown by the fact that the total production for the nine smonths has exceeded the deliveries by only T. COG, 900 pounds, which is an excess of 21, 400 900 less than the excess pro duction for the corresponding period of 1909, while the production for the nine months just reported for wv about 45,000,000 pounds larger thay for the three-quarters of the year 1909.
 Reduced to a daily average basis the production was somewhat smaller than for the proceeding month, but with the exception of June and Au- gust was larger than for any other month since February.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-20

Everything is working most favor ably for Douglas as the meeting place of the American Mining congress next year. The board of directors were di- rected by the members of the con sress in Los Angeles last month to send the congress to Arizona next year and it was practically agreed that Douglas, as the center of the greatest mineral section of the South west was the logical and desirable place for the coneress to be held.
 Phoenix was the only other Arizona city mentioned at Los Angeles in
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-20

Change Of lunch every day a George Roberts on Main street.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-29
USE AUTO TO CURE.
License Clerk Comments on
Number of Consumptives
That Apply to Him.
FARMER BEST AUTO BUYER
american News Service.)

news SSENlCey
Indianapolis. Sept 2s.-"One thing
which impresses me in the recent reg
istration of automobile owners is the
number of apparent victims of incip-
lent tuberculosis who apply for H.
censes," said Richard Burrell, who is
in charge of this department in the
secretary of states office
Many man who is informed by
a doctor he is affected with consump-
ton grasps the automobile as a pleas
ure cure when advised to get out into
the open air. if he has the money.
The farmer is the predominant
auto buyer today and ne pays cash.
1t appears the city man has just about
shot his resources or rather the limit
has been reached and for time at
least fewer city men will buy. But
out in the state there are many lit
tie towns each of which has class
of people who are solidly fixed in the
is these people and the farmers who
are buying and l have heard of one
firm which would not talk a sale on
credit this summer. This story Of
the mortgaging of farms for autos is
like the false report of a mans death,
slightly exaggerated"
DR.. J. N. Hurry. secretary of the
state board of health, believes the
theory of consumptives rushing for
the auto is altogether probable, but
doubts the efficacy of it because Of
the irritation of dust.
The Snyderian membrane of near
ly all autoists is inflames with dust
and they are constantly complaining
of an irritation which they call colds, ="
said he.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-29
Hipskind & Son of Peru to
Build Sanitary and Storm
Sewer in West End,
REPORT ON PAVING MADE
EIGHTH STREET IMPROVEMENT
COST $500 EXCLUSIVE OF THE
SECTION PAVED BY TRACTION
COMPANY

The contract for a combination
storm and sanitary sewer from West
Second 10 West Fourth street in an
alley between Chestnut street and the
indianapolis division of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad. was let 10 Philip Hips
kind and Son, contractors, OF Peru
Ind, by the board of works today The
contract price per lineal foot is SO 43
The sewer is $50 feet long
This sewer contract has been hang
ing fire for some time. Pettis Reid of
the Elliot-Reid Fence company, intro
duced the petition for building the
sewer. but he made an attempt to have
II constructed before winter. This
will probably not be done.
A Report on Paving.
City Engineer Charles made re-
Port on the completion of the paving
of Eighth street. from North to South
A street. showing the total cost of the
paving was s6,564.32 exclusive of the
section paved by the Terre Haute, In
dianapolis and Eastern Traction COM
pany Five percent of this amount
-" IA NC iClesiACu W TIC SAty lAC
remainder, S6,235 will be paid to Con-
tractor Frank Cronin. There were
3,2S2.11 square yards of paving at
s1.99 per square yard placed; $50
square yards, replaced at so cents and
ia lineal feet of curb reset at "a cents
per lineal foot. The number Of feet
on property lines is 2,O3S 60 and on the
city line 1878
The city engineer was ordered to
prepare a primary assessment roll on
the Improvement. A hearing on this
will be held at the next meeting.
The board also ordered prepared the
primary assessment rolls on the wild
ening of West Seventh Eighth and
Ninth street. which improvements
were investigated by the board few
weeks ago and found satisfactory.
There will be a number of barns to
move and several shade trees cut
down. There has been a protest from
property owners but the board be-
lieves the damages to property own
ers will equal the benefits.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-29
JOHNSON SAYS ATH.
ETICS WILL WIN IN
CHAMPIONSHIP
~ BAN JOHNSON.
President American League.

President American League.
The Athletics will whip the Cubs
in the worlds series. 1t has been
my belief that the National league
prolonged its schedule in order to
get out of playing the worlds
series But the series will be
played.
The Athletics will beat the Cubs
for the worlds pennant. think II
is time for our league to win the
highest honors in base ball. There
was considerable feeling in our
own organization against Detroit
because of it's three successive fail
ures to win the worlds champion.
ship. For that reason most OF the
clubs will be glad to see Connie
Mack's great team make the fight
against the National League cham.
pions.
Mack has a staff Of great pitch.
ers. Coombs, Morgan. Plank and
Bender are all fully capable o.
holding their own against the
crack pitchers OF the National
league. Morgan, who didn't show
much in st. Louis. is one Of the
greatest pitchers in the profess
sion.
Connie Mack is a great field gen
eral. Frank Chance. II his team
wins the National League pennant
will more than find his equal in
Mack. Chance is great playing
first baseman and a good field stra-
tegist. but Mack knows all that he
knows, and more. | think Mack Is
one Of the greatest base ball men
of the times. If he goes into the
worlds championship fight with
his team in good condition he will
win the series.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-29
j. 5, CORNERS COPPER
100,0 900, 900 Pennies viii Be
Coined by the Philadelphia
Mint This Year.
BIG PROFIT TO TREASURY.

Washington, Sept. 29.-In spite OF
the fact that the Philadelphia mint
coined 46.O0o.0oo pennies last year.
and many other millions in years be-
fore. the mystery of where the little
coppers still 60 is unsolved and d.
coppers still go is unsolved. and Di-
estimates the big plant will make an
other 100 1000. 900 this year.
Pennies, more SO than any other
sort of coin, disappear from circula-
ton very mysteriously. The govern
ment does not mind coming them.
however. for 1t yields fine profit A
pound of copper. costing now about Is
cents, will make dollar in pennies.
The big gold-stamping machines in
the Philadelphia office will begin
work. too. next month. and several
million dollars OF gold bullion will be
turned into bright new st. Gaudens
coins. The Denver mint began coin
ing gold two weeks ago.
BY the recent installation of labor
saving machinery. the Philadelphia
mint is employing 100 fewer people
than it did year ago, and is doing
the same amount of work.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-29
.LAFOLCETTE'S HAND
Visible in Radical Platform as
Adopted by the Republic
cans of Wisconsin.
DEMAND TARIFF ACTION
(AmerIcan News Service.)

tAmeIIcan News Service)
Madison, Wis. Sept. 29.-Wisconsin
insurgents today started on their cam
paign on the most radical platform
yet adopted by any progressive wing
OF the party in the United States
The platform which was adopted at
the convention here, stops at no rec
ommendation which likely would rem
der the laws better and more accepta-
BILE to the people. 1t demands a real
downward revision of the tariff, con-
demning the Payne-Aldrich law Reg
ulation of the railroads and a physical
valuation OF them is insisted on and
the initiative and referendum is cou-
pied with the recall.
The platform embodies all the poll
cies Of Senator Lafollette, who domin-
ated the convention. The convention
unqualifiedly Endorsed him and prom
ised the support of every candidate
to him.