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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-21
What Is Duffy's Pure Malt

1t is an absolutely pure distlation of matted
grain, and none but sound, clean grain can
be matted, Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey has
for its base the most carefully selected grains of the field
1t is predigesed liquid food in the form of medi-
clna whiskey it's paatabity and freedom from injurious
substances render it that be retained by the
most sensitive stomach
1t is gentle, invigorating stmuant and tonic that
influences for good every important organ Of the body 1t
remedy that should be in the family medicine chest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-21
What Does Ii Do?

Sold in SEALED BOT
TIES ONLY. Beware of
limitations and substi-
tutes. They are positive
ly harmful and are sold
for profit only by un-
scrupulous dealers, Look
for the trademark, the
"Old Chemist on the
label, and be certain the
seal over the cork is un-
broken.
Doctors advice and
medical booklet free.
sLoo A LARGE BOTTLE.
The Duffy Malt Whiskey
Co., Rochester, n. Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-12
SEAL HARBoR.

Mrs. Hollis Rowe and Miss Jennie
Grindle are visiting relatives in Rocklsnd.
Nathan Grindle arrived Saturday from
Bluehiil. He will have employment with
A. +. Clement.
Z. Z. Jordan has recently purchased q
pair OF fine horses, which will be used in
his trucking business.
Mrs. Warren Smallidge arrived home
saturday from Basin Mills, where she h.s
spent most of the past winter with her
mother.
Miss Barbara Stirson has returned IN
Maine Wesleyan seminary, and Mrs
Elizabeth Macomber to the Coburn classi.
cal institute, after spending two weeks
with their parents here.
sale OF ice-cream and cake win he
held At the new schoolhouse Friday even
ing OF this week. The public IL cordialIv
invited. The proceeds will 90 to purchase
: clock and other necessary articles for
the school-room.
April 10. D.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-12
CAsTINE.
April 10.

Capt. William Blake left Saturday for
New York to join the yacht vitesse.
Miss Jean Hooke, who has spent several
weeks with friends in Gardiner, is home.
The Y. P. 9. c. +. held social at the
Congregational vestry Saturday evening.
Leslie Gray left Monday for Bangor to
take up his work on the yacht Aria for
the summer.
DR.. ]. W. Grindle and wife, OF New
York, arrived Saturday TO spend several
weeks at their cottage.
The Unitarian mems club held q meet
ing at the psrish house Wednesday even
ing. .sShaii Women Voter was the sub
ject OF tie talk given. The hosts were
Capt. r. B. Brown, Walter G. Brown, J..
Waiter Weeks and G. Z. McCiuskey.
The graduating class Of the normal
school met last week and chose the fol-
lowing members OF the class for the class
parts: vsiedictory, Helen Spear, Rock
port; salutatory. Jennie Clifford, sandy
Point; history, Ethel Brown, Milo; essays,
Anna COMBS, vinai Haven; Roscoe Pat
ten, Orland; Winnie Hall, jefferson. The
class officers are: President, Harold Dow,
Jefferson; secretary, Helen Spear, Rock
port; treasurer, Winnie Hall, Jefferson.
April 10. q.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-12
NORTH BROOKLYN.

Eta Young is assisting Anna Dority in
the central telephone ONCE.
Mrs. Adelia X. Pervcar has gone to
Boston. She will return later to remain
until fall with her parents, }. e. Kenney
and wife.
Everett Hale, Ill OF bronchial pneu-
monia, and John Sexton, OF heart trouble,
are both slowly recovering, Is Is also Mrs.
Clara Cole. no has had severe attack OF
grip.
The new schooner Enterprise, Capt
Pearl Billings, OF Little Deer Isle, Is tax.
ing on load OF hardwood for Leroy and
Leslie Flye, and will sail Tuesday for
Camden.
Charles Sherman and wife, who have
spent the winter with their daughter.
Mrs. Mabel Davis, in New York, and
their sons Eugene and Louis Sherman, in
Massachusetts,, are home.
April 10. XENopHoS.
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EAST z.AMOrKE.

School commenced Monday, with Miss
Sadie Ms.Ien, OF Hascock, teacher.
MayiGrd HodgkiEs hes gone to Bar
Fer Dor, ~ here be has employment.
The Aast OF the zoe left the esve last
Saturday The hey mas noen frozen over
sSsice fst. 1.
airs. IA imena Holt who has spent the
'wanter here, has gene 40 Dover tov.sit her
sen, Dr. 81. A. Holt.
capt. =. p. CoRa nc. who has been con-
tined to the house with rheumata m for
seEealSseks, 10 cut.
The circle supper ssrved g, Luther Gill
pasrickss Friday evening, was well at
gtsxded 4sr'apt. 8. p Cousins drew thes9silt
Myrtle Hodgkins, ~ho is attending q
draining school at Waltbae,, Mass, Is
spending her vacation with her parents,
II. l.. Hoksgkins and wide.
Eaoril Il N
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Advertisements.
Indigestion Goes


g. a. Parcher Sells Best stomach
Prescription on the Money
Back Plan.
Almost everybody knows that sick
headache, nervousness and dizziness
are caused by disordered stomach,
Upset stomach and indigestion hap.
pen just because the food you ea: does
not digest--out lies In the stomach
and ferments or turns sour.
You can stop fermentation and
stomach distress in tive minutes BY
using MI-O->A stomach tablets, .
prescription that has done more to
cure Indigestion and put the stomach
in fine condition than all the stomach
specialists on earth.
A large 50. cent box of Ml-0-NA
stomach tablets Is all you need 20 get
quick and lasting relief. g. A. Par
cher guarantees them.
Mrs. Attic Etson, of a3 Dun Road,
Battle Creek. Mich, used MONA,
and within two months was In as good
health as ever. and has good strong
stomach and eats anything she likes.
She attributes her good health TO MI
ONA.
II you have heartburn, belching Of
gas, heaviness, or any stomach trouble,
no matter how cbronic, try Ml-O-Na
stomach tablets ON money-back plan
Sold by g. A. l'archer and leading
druggists every where.
People who suffer from constipation
should not forget that when the
stomach properly digests food that
consultation disappears. The instrae-
tions that come with every box Of Nj
O-NA will tell you how to cure constl.
patton.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-12
COREA.

Mrs. Ruby Martin, of Ashville. il visit
ing relatives here.
Everett Parker, OF Manset, visited his
uncle, E. P. Parker, last week.
Mrs. Henry Davis is still very i'll. Mrs.
Walter Young is also on the sick list.
Rev. G. T. Jenkins is still here, and hold
ing meetings. An elder Of the Latter Day
Saints is also holding meetings here.
April 10. 8.
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sEDGwICK.

Mrs. Frank w. Allen has pon. n D.
ten to visit her mother.
Misses Belle Smith and Abbie sander.on
VIII return to Colby to-day.
Miss Minnie Turner, who spent the
winter in surry, is At home.
Capts. H. D. and J. r. Lane went to Mar
sA.s Island Friday, returning Saturday.
Miss Harriet Bridges wiz leave TIL.
ment.
espt. fetts Cain and son Charles leave
To-Day Tor Burnt island, to begin their
seasons work clustering.
miss Myra Dority, nurse in the New
ION hospital, arrived Wednesday for .
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COUNTY NEWS.
suRRY.

sURRY..
Della Blodgett has returned from Seal
Cove.
Lawrence Gott visited relatives here last
week.
Raymond Cousins is home on a two
weeks vacation.
Paul Curtis and Lloyd Torrey, who have
been ill, are out.
Mrs. Charlena Conary, of Ellsworth, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Elsie Jordan.
Esther Gott. who has been employed in
Ellsworth, returned home Thursday.
Roy Gaspar left Tuesday for Seal Harbor,
where he has employment for the summer.
Mrs. Joseph Syivy and Nellie Sinclair, of
Ellsworth, visited relatives here Monday.
Rev. G. W. NJ. Reyes and wife viii leave
next Monday for conference at Old Town.
A basket supper was given by the young
people in the grange hall Monday even
ing.
Ira and Harvey Treworgy returned to
school Monday, after vacation OF one
week.
Martin Shapleigh and wife are receiv-
ing congratulations on the birth Of a
daughter.
Della Tompson, who has been visiting
Mrs. Lena Gaspar, returned to Fast Blue
hill Monday.
The Methodist society presented the
drama, Farm Folks" in the town hall
Saturday evening. large number
attended.
Schools in town commenced Monday,
April 10, with the following teachers
Village grammar and primary, Mrs L.
Jean Farnum; North Surry, Ella Jarvis;
East Surry, Mildred Seeds; West Surry,
Alton Carter; Rieh's corner, Nina Can
dage; Morgan's bay, Lena Sperry.
April IL. ANON.
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COUNTY NEWS.
WINTER HARBoR.

DR.. Phelps, OF West Sullivan, was at
DR.. small's Wednesday.
Alfred Merchant has gone to West Sui
ivan to work on the quarries.
BE. Tracy and d. A. Morrison were at
Bar Harbor Saturday on business.
T.. w. smith, who has been quite i'll OF
erysipelas of the face, is out again.
Merton wescott left Thursday for Phiia-
deiphia, where he has employment.
George @. Sargent had the misfortune to
fall and fracture rib one day last week.
Fred S. Young left Monday for Bar
Harbor. where he has employment
painting.
Rev. f. s. Drew will GO to Brooklin
Sunday to deliver memorial address to
the Odd Fellows.
william Rand is very i'll OF grip.
Fred Hamilton has moved his family to
South Gouldsboro.
Miss Clara l.. Jones, a nurse from the
Maine general hospital, Portland, is
spending two weeks vacation at DIR.
Small's.
Fred s. Fcthch, OF Bangor, who has been
in town the past week in the interests OF
the Supreme Court Of Foresters, went to
Gouldsboro Friday.
All schools opened Monday with the
same corps Of teachers as last term. A large
class will graduate from the grammar
school At the close OF the present term.
8. Everett Cook, OF Oxford; Miss Brets
NJ. Haskell, Of Deer Isle; Miss Lucy Lunt,
OF Orrington, and Miss Rills Staples, OF
Atlantic, arrived Saturday TO resume
teaching in the town schools.
Among those who attended the For
estcrs' lodge at Gouldsboro Friday night
were B. E. Tracy, c. E. Grover, DIR. Small
Fred s. Young, Kenneth Hamilton, Rich
ard Farrar, d. A. Morrison and J. P. Nc
! Kay.
April 10. +.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-12
WEST FREMONT.

MS. Oscar Tinker. who has been quite
IL, it better.
Miss Reta Rammilla Is working at Mrs.
Olive Bartlett's.
GlGordins and wife, who have been III
Of grip, are better.
There will be An Easier concert at the
Methodist church Sunday evening.
Mics Helen Murphy and Miss Esther
Butler are employed Ut Mrs. F. Nv. Limits.
Mrs- Wash Norwood, with son, OF Nc
Kiniey, has been visiting her parents, g.
Gordins and wife
Mrs Hannah Galey, who has been en-
ployed At Mrs. Olive Raxtlett,s the past
month, is at home
The ". T. i. society met with Mrs.
L. B. Spragne Friday. 1t gill meat with
Mrs. Edwin Lopaus next Friday.
Capt. N. a. Reed aad wife. with dangh-
Ter Mile. Of Duck island, arc visiting
,their daughter, Mrs. Ashbnry Lopans.
Capt. Fred Bridges moved the horse and
cattle Of Capt. Wesley Bartiett's to his
home on Banlett's island. He has heen
with his m0thsr here the past winter,
since the death of bis father, Capt. Abel
Bartlett.
April 10. THELMA.
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NORTH ORLAND.

.Sohn rhoDpsop and wife. Of Holden,
visited relatives hsre Sunday.
Mrs. Jeanette Rkisdell went to Broaks-
,vilis last week Ter q short visit.
MEn Nettie Gray went to the general
hospital at Bangor for treatment dat
week.
Daniel Rogers has seturned home. after
= vacation of two months travelling, and
ssiu ress me his duties = his mill.
Warren Moore, who came home Tor q
few weeks vacation. lett Thursday for
. Jew day. visit in OrlanA and Penobscot.
April 10. B.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-12
NORTH BROOKsyILLE.

g. A. Pierce and wife are in Belfast, the
guest OF their daughter, Mrs. John Col
Inns.
Harold Dow left last week for Provi-
dence, R. l., to join the U. 8. supply boat
John Rogers.
Dr. Hunt, OF Bangor, assisted BY DR..
Farrow, operated on Harry Green Friday
for an absoess on the kidney. Mr.. Green
il doing well.
April 10. c.
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EAsTBRooK.

Many are i'll Of grip and bad colds.
z. +. Bartlett is working at s..,
Sullivan.
Howard Wilbur is visiting his STATE,
Mrs George Newey, in winterpert.
9. 8. Googins has gone to waltham a
work in the mill for his brother, W n
Googins.
Howard scaminon, who had beea in
poor health long time, and was bos,s
ing at +. II. Grindle's, was found dead !,
his room Sunday morning.
Schools begin to-day, with Miss Grays
teacher on the Ridge, Miss finley !,
the Corner, Miss Vera Haslern on N.
Neck, and Miss verns Lowrie at surg,,
mill.
April 10. CIV
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-12
WEST BRooKsvILLE.

Schools will open April II.
Mrs Ivan Farnham left Saturday for
Surry to teach.
Mrs. Nancy L. Mills observed her
ejyh,v-third birthday SUNDAY, April g..
-. - p,,s,. :. s.;
-. -. =, ~. ;,,.r,o- =, hsr housa
:.
Sspt. Aissfauo o.as Jug o""
recr''eu lhe mrs. i'ee'se '''"e" " '1s
town cierk TINS seai'
Rev. j. A. Rose has resigned the pas
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EAST oRLANp.

As. Maba Herrick is stih quite i'll.
Henry Dunbar was in Bangor Saturday
on bsna6nesa.
Miss Gertrude Mason has goae to Buck q
Mill to teach. This il her hrst term.
william Hayford, Of st. Johs. N. B.,
was the guest OF \. A. Wentworth Friday
and Saturday.
The entertainment and supper given at
the grange hall Friday evening for the
benefit OF the church was very successfsI.
April 10. NJ,
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GEN.
SOUTH HANCOCK.

=. E. Gould 10 building power boat.
Hiram Merchant and wife, who h.,.
been i'll, are much improved.
Mrs. Nettie Higgins is spending few
weeks with Miss o. F. Wooster.
Arthur Smith, who has been su fern,
with erysipelas in his hand, is better.
Hadlcy T.. CHM, Of North Oriand, is EN-.
ployed at Capt. X. G. Hagerthy's for the
summer.
G. r. Smith sold . horse to Walker A
Crabtrce, OF Hancock, to be used in their
delivery business.
Capt. @. w. Colwell, who has been her,
some time shipping Holsters, returned to
Prospect Harbor sunday.
April 10. W.
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oCEAHvILLE.
THELMA.

While trying to clear an anchor in
Crockatf's cove Thursday forenoon. Lester
Gross was pulled from his launch, which
vas under power, and narrowly escaped
drowning Frank Kkandy and James
Aofey heard his eau ard reached
him - he vas going dsvn the third time,
and then tAree feet under water. Through
their strenuous efforts be vas rescued, aad
taken ashore. where he sooa reeaiRed con-
ciousness.
April IL. r..
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Belle loaded with coal for the canning
factory.
Cart. j. E. Cousins has gone to Blue
hill bay to load the FLORENCE Murdoch
with gravel
Elsie K.nch will teach the grammar
school at North Brcoksviae- and Grace
Gray will teach No 5, Brookxfille.
Tke drama, Mrs BiEgs sef the
Poultry Yard which WIGS successfully
plugged al the new taE Aprx 4, istc be re-
posted tonight.
April.k G.
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Don't hurry your meals /.
Don't eat when overtirsd, rest fss
moments before eating. It will pa
you.
Don't borrow time for work tbs
bslongs to rest or sleep.
Don't neglect the llrst symptoms 0
Illness or disordered digestion.
Don't allow tho bowels to becom
consttpated. but II you arc SO unfoI
tunats, don't delay taking one or "
teaspocnfuls Of IL - Atwood.
Medicine or Bitters on retiring at nigh,
1hey have . record Of sixty years am
never fail 70 relieve constipation am
btltousmess
All dealers have them In large bofte
for thirty-nvs cents. Be sure to get u
Il. F. kind. A generous samp,
mailed free On request by the IL 3.
Medicine Co.. Portland NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-12
SOUTH BROOKsyILLE.

Keith Brakeman is i'll.
Leaman Bowden is visiting relatives in
Waterville.
Ralph Condor is painting the interior Of
schoolhouse No. 4.
Miss Lulu w. Coombs, who has been ill
. long time, is better
Harry Leach is visiting his parents,
Albert Leach and wife,
There il small crew working on the
quarries, and one crew in the cutting she'd
Wendell Chatto has gone to Swans
Island to go with Capt. Irwin Gray as
mate.
Capt. Thurman Gray has the Emile
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EGYPT.

sophia Clark is employed at {. ].
Smiths.
Jordan 4 Coomhs have closed their mill
for the season.
George Butler has moved his family to
Macomber's mill for the summer.
Fl. s. Coombs and wife are receiving con.
gratulstions on the birth of daughter,
born April 2.
April 10. Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-12

I'm some parts Of Africa" dilated the
returned explorer, Zone can buy . wife for
half pint Of common glass beads. y
SWELL" replied the fussy old bachelor.
mo doubt . good vile 10 worth that
much"
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bvNTY NEWS.
sARGENrvILLE.

SAh1E.NH lLL4E--
Walter NJ. Nevells is in Bucksport for a
few weeks.
Albert Billings visited frieRds in South
Brooksville last week.
Miss Vera Harding has retcrned to her
school at Blacks corner.
Fred j. Sargent and daughter Catherine
were in Castine Tuesday
Miss Flora L. Bcwden has returned to
her school in Hull, Mass.
Rowland Gray has gone to Camden.
where he has employment.
Roy Grindle is employed ongtae steamer
Betty Alden for the summer
Mrs. Esther o. Thwaites visited friends
ut South Brooksville last week.
Mrs. Eliza Staples, of Sedg~ick, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Lydia Cover.
Mrs. Bert Smith, OF Atlantic. is visiting
her parents. E. s. Wood and wide.
Calvin Billings, of the steamer Mime
ola. spent Sunday with his parents.
Charles C. Billings left Thursday for
Boston to join the steamer Gity Of Bangor
Mrs. Nathan Ash, OF Bar Harbor, spent
part of last week with ner brother, Otis
Cooper.
Thomas Grindle, Of South Peaobscot,
visited his cousin, Chandler Bowden,
last week.
Herbert J..Grindeli, of the Steaaner J. T.
Morse, spent part Of last week with his
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HANCOCK.

Masters Paul and Keith Killam, OF Ellis
worth, visited Miss Nellie Abbott last
Saturday.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-12

three wssks' visit with her parents. 4 =
Dority and wife. T.
April 10.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-12

Courtship is . vessel with two mates
snd no captain.
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REX
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-21
STOCK MARKET rs
NOT so DISTURBED
Interest Still Centers, How
ever, in Traction Tangle
in New York.

New York. n. Y, July 21.-(Wall
street,: Although special interest still
centered largely today in the outcome
of the local traction tangle. the stock
market was less disturbed than yester-
day. After an irregular opening.
prices held fairly steady on a higher
range, with the Hill and Canadian
stocks chief gamers. Canadian Pacific
once more made high record. touch
ing 247.
Trading in the traction issues was
small until 1t was announced that the
subway awards had all gone to the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit company That
stock gained point, while Inter-Met-
ropolitan preferred lost III, the COM
mon stock, and 1-3 percent bonds
lesser amounts.
The rest of the market shaded or
with the marlborough securities, but
at noon prices ranged well above the
low point Of the day.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit convertible
tours rose nearly a point, but aside
from the traction issues the bond mar
ket was quiet and firm.
The market closed strong.
There was more activity in the last
hour, when best prices Of the day were
recorded
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-21
(By Special Wire to The Herald from
H. H. Bru Co.. Globe, Ariz)
URGES MERGING OF
MINE ORGANIZATIONS

Butte, Mont, July 21.-What is
looked upon by the delegates to the
convention of the Western Federation
of miners as the most important move
since the opening of the session was
made this morning by delegate John
Vickers of Butte No. /. who introduced
resolution providing that the western
federation of miners apply for admis-
sion into the union mine workers Of
America and surrender their charter to
the latter body with a further provision
that a committee OF five be selected by
this convention to meet the executive
board OF the workers which has been
drafting a constitution to govern both
bodies.
Action on the resolution was de-
ferred until the arrival of two dele
gates from the United Mine Workers,
who are expected to attend the con-
vention
1t is suggested that the Western
Federation of Miners will come under
the proposed amalgamation. the metal
mining district of the United Mine
Workers of America.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-21
OROZCO DECLINES
POSITION AS JEFE
Reported That He Has Tele-
graphed His Resignation
as Rurale Chief.

Chihuahua, Mexico, July 21-Gen
Pasqual Orozco has wired his resfzna
ton as jefe of rurales of southern
Chihuahua 1t IS said that he is indig-
nant and that he would retire to pri-
vate life rather than accept a position
that would not give him more frnport-
ance than that OF simple jefe OF a
section of the state The secretary OF
war promptly wired Orozco asking.
that he withdraw his resignation: that
letter was on the way that would
explain the situation and antimating
that 1t contained a flattering PROPOSE
ton Orozco will await the receipt Of
this letter before turning over the Of
flee of jefe.l
Alberto Talfveran. private secretary
10 governor Gonzales. went to Parra1
as the representative OF the governor
at the funeral Of Guillerrno Baca.
whose body was taken from the grave
at Cuesta de Ia Sandia IN the noun
tains southwest of Parral, where he
was buried when he was assassinated.
Col Costulo Herrera, formerly in
been appointed conmandante In place
OF Jose de Ia Luz Navarro. appointed
under the old regime.
The strike situation appears to be
IN fair way Of settlement in the nu-
merous factories, shelters and mines.
the companies having in most cases
granted a substantial increase OF
wages The smelter OF the American
Smelling and Refining company is still
shut down. but 1t is said that the dif-
ference between the company and its
employees viii be settled within a few
days and the plant put into operation
The troubles at Cusihuiriachfc have
been adjusted and the men have gone
back to mines and mills and work re-
sumed on the branch OF the North
Western railroad which VIII be pushed
10 completion.
As soon as the rails are laid to Gust
hufriachic many Of the famous old pro-
ducing properties will be put into
operation and this old camp which has
the reputation Of having produced mil
lions OF high grade silver ores should
attract the attention OF the mining
world
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-21
BLACK WHEAT RUST
BOOSTS UP PRICES
Corn on the Rise, Oats Take
a Jump; Provisions
Firm

Chicago, Ill. July 21.-Black rust re-
ports from the northwest, particularly
the Red river valley in North Dakota,
made wheat prices today turn higher.
One authority asserted that the dam
age would reduce the total in the state
mentioned one-fourth to one-half.
Firm cables and continued export
inquiry counted also in favor of the
bulls
September started at SS% to s8%,
varying from Il loss to u advance.
After touching the ssh to SS$, the
option rose to 80.
Wheat closed weak with September
at loss of y to sc.
Corn closed weak with September
Is down.
Light receipts and scantfness OF
moisture strengthened the corn mar
ket. September opened Is to &c high
er at 647s to So and assembled to 65H-
Oats followed corn September
started Il to sc dearer at 42z TO
42z. reached to 42A and 42%, and
rallied to 42%-
A fair demand kept provisions in
the main firm Initial sa' es were "a
to sc off to TIC higher, with January
delivery at $3.50 for pork. sS-25 for
lard and $500 for ribs.