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The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1911-02-24
MUSSELSH
SEES THINGS
Airship Hovers Over musselshell
Throwing Citizens Into
State Of Excitement.

A dispatch to the Anaconda
Standard from Musselshell is to
the effect that at II am. on Wash
ington's Birthday the citizens OF
Musselshell were thrown into a
state of excitement by the cry, See
the airship, see the airship." To
the north about two miles and 200
feet high, some kind Of an air craft
was plainly seen by a dozen per-
sons who heard the call. The air.
ship was travelling at a good rate
Of speed and was soon lost to view.
going in a northeasterly course.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1911-02-24
NEW BOOK ON
VALLEYOFTHE
MUSSELSHELL
Railroad Company Will
Feature the Baby
County.

ter from Geo. B. Haynes, immigra-
ton agent of the Chicago, Milwau-
kee 4 st. Paul Ry.. in which he
states that the passenger and i'm
migration departments of that road
are now preparing a new book on
the Musselshell Valley. Mr.. Haynes
expressed considerable interest in
Musselshell county, and further
stated in his letter that they would
make an issue of the new county
in the Musselshell Valley Book,
which is to be an elaborate pub
lication. The book will propably be
published some time next month,
and thousands Of copies of it will
be distributed.
Mr.. Haynes requested that he be
furnished A map Of new county for
use in the book. On account Of sew
eral minor changes in the bound
aries as originally drawn, it will be
necessary to make corrections in
the maps which have already
been circulated. Ray h. Bushnell,
who made the original map, is now
at work on the corrections, and as
soon as they are completed blue
print Of the map will be forwarded
to Mr. Haynes.
On Wednesday Judge Rasch en-
tered judgement of $500 against
the Great Northern Railway COM
pany and in favor of the government
in the federal court at Helena. The
defendant was charged with violat-
ing the safety appliance act. pen
atty being demanded Of 500 for
each offence.
The Silver Bow Trades and Lab
or Council went on record this
week as opposing the disregard of
regular union rules for the building
Of tabernacle for revival meetings
in Butte, the organization as such
not approving the methods and re-
suits of such meetings, leaving the
individuals in this as in all matters
to contribute as they cared to indi-
vidually and doing so in harmony
with the regulations of the organic
alton. The council also opposed the
bill presented to the state lcgisla-
ture for the appropriation of $5, 900
for the erection of a statue to the
memory of Colonel w. F. Sanders
stating that there were other
pioneers as we'll entitled to such
recognition.
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CONTINUED on page 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-11
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

roprIGN TRADING. Foreign nouseii
daoi, in upward OF 10000 sh SHARES ~ ene being
uit market. sales ard purchases oo"e
about evenly divided .,rs
TgE STEEL MARKBT.nIhe ran ni,i mairtS
H. country are operating practIcdilS
o On Railroads that contracted LOT l,a
Iulii. fo- delivery in July and August nay
nr Urging shipments. but certain Plah,t1
PEI" BE- unable 10 make deliveries "itu,n
VII sDecifed time. The government Is III
.he perket for about 20.0O0 tons OF stee,
t t nniIiers The contracts Will be placed
lU ,.,,in the next week or two. Inc fenna
Wi itnania steel Company last week cIossu
syE,aants for about $500 tons OF steer rams.
Eni,rth of July shut-downs were ho'
i,.oioneed as a year ago
NEW MEMBER OF CLEARING HOOSEf
.SScocIATION,-Th Nassau Natiohai
pank Of Brooklyn has been admlIteo =. -
,nnaamhership In the New YORK Cies.nas
uIomss Association. This makes eignteeI,
~, members taken into the ASSOCIATE"
n'i,hin the last few weeks.
STOCK EXCHANGE LlSTlNGs; ~.
roIIowing securities have been added 20 VIC
stock Exchange list: kansas .lty -.
,otnai Railway Company, $4,000 hrst MOL t,r,,
a,nge per cent bonds due 1860, maKhs
TO- total amount listed Soo09iVOo.
CHICAGO ELEVATED NOTES. th he
Sectional CITY Bank announces tnat TN
s,,,,Ih,scrintion books for the s3o,Oo0OO C IN.
caoo Elevated Railways notes nave pseh
Closed ali Of the notes having peen us
nosed of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-11
COpARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

] SIMON & Co.'S en- C.-we, the under
signed. being DESTROYS of forming limited
partnership under and pursuant 70 me Jaws OF
First That the name or firm under which me
partnership is TO be conducted IS j. simon &
20 ( en- G. and the county In which Its prin-
cipal ofice is TO lie located is the County Of
eccond That the general nature OF the bust
ness INTENDED to be transacted by said partner
shin i that Of importation, expectation, pur-
chase and sale Of fruit, other products ana gem
,ral merchandise on commission and otherwise:
Third The names of the general and special
mariners interested in said business are Jose
iSmon. Marques de Casa Maury, PEDRO Bonnell.
eve Of fun age said Jose simon Is general
partner and his place Of residence is 60l West
tSoth street City OF New York said MARQUES
de casa Meury is a special partner and his
place OF business ls Avenue Kleber 81. Paris.
mariner and his place Of residence is RaTnbla de
tataiuna Al Barcelona. Spain. The said Jose F.
special P S1 P a6a 9s p Spain OF
,aid Vicente Ruis is a special partner and his
place OF residence IS Paseo de Gracia 3, BARGE
'oi Fourth That the amount Of capital which
raid Jose simon has contributed 70 the capital
stock Of said partnership IS $50 OGo 90
casa Maurv has contributed to the capital stock
of said partnership is $45,ooooo.
This amount Of capital which said PEDRO Bon,
rel has contributed T. the capital stock ~ said
partnership is s37, $1,000
The amount Of capital which said Vicente
Ruiz has contributed to the capital stock Of
ed partnership is s37. 800 90.
The amount Of capital which said Jose P
Mones has oontribu;edd 70 o the capital stock Of
said partnership Is 100000.
Fifth That the time at which said partner
,bip Is to begin is the 1st day Of January. 1911.
ana the time at which said partnershi9 is to
end IS the let day Of January. 1912. unless con-
tinued thereafter by consent OF the parties.
pated the % day Of January. 1911
WARorEs DE CASA MAURT
PEDRO BONNEL1.
JOSE ? MONIES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-11

Following the publication Of the govern
ment crop report the market on the Con.
solidated Exchange sold off rapidly. In az
least two important instances low price,
were touched that were under the STOCK
Exchange low figures, Reading SeliinS
down to 1917. against 1885 on the otnet
board, and Union Pacific to 1854, against
1863 Throughout the early dealings me
tone was firm one. The early news ne-
veIopments were generally of a favorable
nature, including the increase in unified
orders On the books of the United States
Steel Corporation and the reduction In sur
plus copper stocks reported by the Copper
Producers Association The weaker tone
OF the grain markets was construed as
forecasting a favorable showing by the
government crop report scheduled for pub
iication later in the day. Private crop
advices received on the floor from the pa
kotas were optimistic regarding the spring
wheat outlook. and this made the heavy
loss in condition percentage Of spring
wheat later announced by the govern,
ment report more of a surprise Detailed
operations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-11
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. July 1O-Consols closed !. lower
at 7sis for money and IS s-l6 for account
Anaconda was Il lower at fsI4, Canadian
Pacific was 2 points higher at 2+Src ana
Grand Trunk was p higher at 2917.
Money and discounts were easy
With the settlement beginning to-moT- =
row business on the Stock Exchange was
small but bear covering improved most
departments, Paris support helping In the
afternoon. Mexican rails were easy, ands
consols dropped a quarter to low record
of IS 9-i6.
American securities were firm In expec-
tation Of a good government grain report
to-day Union Pacific and 81. Paul led
the advance, which was further increased
in the afternoon on Wall Street buying
The closing tone was firm.
Call money in London. per cent; open
market discount rate for short bills, lIsg2
per cent long bills, 2Q2 l-l6 per cent; Ber-
lin discount rate, p. per cent; Paris ex-
change on London. Is francs 1872 centimes;
Berlin exchange on London. 20 marks 47N
pfennigs. Bar gold, rs H'sd. and American
eagles, 76s I'D
Paris July 10-Three per cent rentes
closed 2ia centimes higher at 81 francs 20
centimes. Prices were firm on the Bourse
Berlin, July 1o-Prices were higher on
tho Boerse to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-11
FINANCIAL MARKET
Money Rates Unchanged, De-
spite Falling OFF in Bank
Holdings.

Government figures showing crop con-
ditions as Of July ! bear out to some
extent recent reports Of damage to the
growing plants in the grain belt, but IL
should be borne in mind that since the
first of the month a combination OF neat
and moisture has brought about SUD-
stantial improvement. Until the crop re-
port was issued stocks exhibited an ad-
vancing tendency, prices and sentiment
being helped by the statistics OF the
Copper Producers Association, showing
a reduction in stocks on hand and an
EXPANSION In deliveries In June, and by
the published tonnage Of the United
States Steel Corporation, which present
ed an increase in untitled orders in the
last month of 246S71 tons as compared
with Nav. In both steel and copper cir
cles the figures Of the respective indus
tries were accepted as an Indication or
the beginning If permanent growth IN
the two trades Following the publlca-
ton of the governments crop condition
percentages a reactionary tendency de-
welcomed on the Stock Exchange, but the
movement failed to bring out much
stock. and was subsequently succeeded
by rally which left last quotations at
net gains in the larger number Of issues
The indicated corn crop on the basis or
June figures of 1856, 445,0O0 bushels,
against last years record breaking har-
vest of 3.125,713,O00 bushels, and the
total indicated wheat yield Of IO2, S91 600
bushels, compared with 695, 443,0 bush
els in 1910. certainly do not supply rea-
son for bear operations in stocks or bull
speculation in grain. The grain markets
were weak yesterday, likewise cotton
Trading in the general list of stocks was
light in volume throughout the day and
represented little beyond the transac-
lions of an unimportant professional
element
Notwithstanding the poor exhibit made
by Saturdays bank statement there was
no change in money rates yesterday, al
though in leading banking circles it was
thought that a hrmer tendency soon
would develop. The reserve above legal
requirements owing TO loan expansion
and a heavy decrease in cash as q con-
sequence of payments on Panama Canal
bond account has declined to point
where much higher quotations for funds
than those now prevailing would be in or
der If there were any important demand
for accommodation, while irrespective Of
the absence Of an active inquiry for
money any further material shrinkage in
cash and reserve holdings undoubtedly
Will be accompanied by a marking up OF
rates. 1t should be borne in mind, how
ever that the heavy financing Of the local
banks Of Panama bond payments has
been in part for the account Of interior
institutions, and that as the bonds be-
come distributed to their purchasers the
payments for out town correspond
ents will be made good 10 the local in
stitutions This should be reflected i'm a
contraction Of bank loans here and 4
movement of currency from the interior
although as the season is now approach
ing when New York will be called upon
to finance the gathering and marketing
of the crops no great increase in cash
at this point can be looked for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-11
CHANGE OE NAME.

Notice is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
PHOENIX CAP COMPANY, a domestic cor
roration having its principal business Office IN
IN" Borough Of Manhattan, City, County and
state Of New York will apply 10 the Supreme
Court OF the state Of New York. az n Special
Term Part 7 thereof 70 be held In and for the
County OF New York, at the County Court
1Icuse, Chambers street. Borough Of Manhat-
TAN New York City, on the twentieth day Of
July. 1911, ~ 10 30 o'clock IN the forenoon OF
that dav, or as soon thereafter as counsel may
be heard. for an order authorizing said cor
roratio 10 change its corporate name to THE
THOENIX- HERNETIC COMPANY
hated. New York Tune 90. 1911
THE PHOENIX CAP COMPANY.
BY MARTIN SAKE. Vice President.
SfXE & POWELL, Attorneys for Petitioner
once and 7. o. Address. No. 81 Chambers
Street Borough Of Manhattan, New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-11
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET-Mon en- call opened
at pa per cent: highest. 2lz per cent; low
est z per cent, CloSihs, per cent, ruIing
j. firmer. Rates. PIP per cent for sixty
days, 3 per cent for four months, 1884 per
cent for FIVE months. $685. per cent for
six and seven months. Mercantile paper
continued in fair demand and a moderate
amount OF desirable paper was seen,
Rates, 3IaQ4 per cent for sixty 10 ninety
DAYS Endorsed bills receivable, 3%d4 per
cent for choice four to six months single
names and AZ per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. -- The foreign
exchange market opened steady. with rates
virtually unchanged at 4S6G004.s66j for
cables. 4.ss30Q4 $685. for demand sterling.
4silO04 s4ia for sixty-day bills and 4.s3l4G
s3l1 for ninety-day bills Short francs
were quoted at 5.20d5.20 plus l-32 and sixty
day francs at 5.22l2d5 227s short reichs-
marks at % 1-l6 plus l-G+ and siXty-day
bridesmaids at 9issd9i 9-ls Tho market
e,2sed steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-11
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market for outside securities W.
quiet. trading being confined 10 a compa aapt
lively small number of issues, put spths
from fractional declines in several OF ~, .he
Porcupine issues the general tone OF vi
market was firm. In the precious Ihst -
stocks Nipissing was traded In tor tIn
first time In several days and rose = 49,
moderate purchases. Kerr Lake and Welt
Iaufer were quiet but steady. In the cop,
per group Braden developed activity anu
scored a slight advance, Fractional galli5s
were also recorded in Inspiration anu
British Columbia Chino rights were IN
good demand at arohnd 49, Standard Oh
was very quiet and steady. but American
Tobacco. after an early gain of points
declined to the opening neure'
The bond department was quiet but steadS'
Detailed operations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-11

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Bo Boston, 1oc
discount: Chicago, Csc premium. san fran
cisco sight lc premium. telegraph. 3lac'
New Orleans commercial SOC discount.
bank 81 premium; ST. Louis l0c premium
bid. 2Gc asked: Savannah. buying 5-l6c dis
count. selling par. Minneapolis 9Oc pre-
MUM.
RANK CLEARINGS. - New York, eX
changes SlS3124O7l. balances 81, O46l0. Phil
adelphia, exchanges Si96s4. 595. balances 81
III 4S4: Boston. exchanges sD.4J5.oo0 pal
37e balances 3,604.e&
SILVER MARKET.-Commerc bar sill
yer. SIC; Mexican silver dollars. 45c. Bar
silver In London closed at q 1-l6d, an ad-
vance Of Lied.
GOLD PREMIUM Madrid. $50: Lis
bon, s.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mex ex-
change on New York is quoted al 2Ol12.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-11
ANDREW J. MCCORMACK, Avee
REGULAR AUCTION SALE cy
STOCKS AND BONDs
By AlaIAA \. MJLlea 4 sll
OFFICE NO. IS WILLIAM ST..
Wsdnssday. July 18Th, 1911
az 1890 O'Clock; az the


At 1890 O'Clock At the
EXCHANGE sALEsRoOM
NOS. IL AND 10 vEsEY STREET
FOR ACCOUNT sUPERINTENpyvr
BANKS, ~ CHARGE OF CARXgn,,r
TRUST co. IN LIQUIDATION
100 shs. Mechanics Bank q Trust Co, Y,..
$4,000 Tennessee Railway co. LIST Ntr.s,
year 3 p. c. BIDS. due 1887 'f
year p. c. BIDS. due 1897 "
400 shs. THE Duncan" Nashville Tenn
FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MOUNT vrp,ss
NATIONAL BANK, OSCAR /. TEfITSryS
EXAMINER IN CHARGE
81 800 Hartman securities Co. 1.year
colI. T,,gnst Gold Notes. do. W..
27 shs Bronx Gas e. Electric 80.
200 ghg Mcdonald Realty Co.
30 shs westchester County Brewery
) shs. Simplex Manufacturing 90.
BY ORDER OF EXECUTORS
If shs First National Bank ~ scrsnto, .
II shs HoncsdaIc National Bank. Pa ~
20 shs. Keokuk & Des Moines Ry PA
1G shs Michigan Central r. r.
By ORDER or ADMINISTRATOR
s shs sth National Bark
chs Gailatin National Benk
~ sbs y y. central & Hudson Riyerp.
q shs Morris e. Essex r. X co
II chs Continental Insurance Co
iG She Mechanics & Metals Natl Bsnh
BY ORDER OF TRUSTEE. 81.
sins Gsllatin National Bank.
ghs fth National Bank
9shs. Morris & Essex r. r. 60
IL shs Mechanics e. Metals Natl Bank
If sbs Continental Insurance Co
TOR ACCOUNT or WHOM n MAY CnNcr,x
81 600 Broadway e. 43i Street Buildin, ~
i2-ycar Gold Mtgc. 9 p. C. ID ~
% She Bank OF America.
10 shs Bank Of New York. -. p A.
10 shS Bank Of Long Island.
shs Bond & Mortgage Guarantee 90
900 shs Indepcnd ent Sfcei 80. o, Ans.
Pfd CHypd.'.
20 shs 9th Avenue Railroad Co
- shs. jefferson Bank.
900 chs Nantucket r Y. %
chs savoy Trust 90
10 abs. New YORK Life ms. & Trus, 90
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Vnisn Tsus! Go, OF Iew YotI
so BROADWAY. rirh A,e. and 18Th s.
Capital & Surplus, S8,800,00ol
Allows Interest on Deposits |

ADVERTISEMENT AND sUBscRIPrvou
for The Tribune received al their Uptown or.
No 1904 Broadway. between 10th and SIN n,
until clock 2. m. Advertisement, received n
the following branch ofic.s at regular ene, ,,s
until s O. clock .. m, viz: 254 9Th ave q,
23d st: 1855 9th ave, cor. 18Th 81; lo4 East ~,
ST 257 ives. 42d st, between Ith AMI 9Th ava
oe3 West 18th St. 1895 "a ave; 1875 81 ave.
near Glst ST.; los 1st ave near soih st.; ~
East I2jth St. $50 fremont ave- $50 81 tv,
ard arr American District Teiegraoh One.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-11
BANK OF GERMANY RETURN.

Berlin, July 10-The weekly return Of
the Imperial Bank of Germany shows the
following changes: Cash in hand increased
90 marks discounts decreased 192l50,Go1
marks. treasury bills decreased 4,316,G0
marks. notes in circulation decreased 49,,
$4,000 marks, deposits increased 100000
marks, gold In hand increased Ss.969,o'0
ks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-11
SOUTHERN COTTON OIL.

The report Of the Southern cotton Oh
Company controlled by the virginia Al
lima Chemical Company LOT ine ye''
Nav a 1911. compares as follows
''"' - raft 1910
ss626. 3o5 fsi. 40. 006
.After paving and charging 10 operating t r1
,enees Cor repairs and improvements s"'4'l'o'
tSuri us. ,
Southern Cotton Oil Companys genera
balance sheet as of May 81, 1911 compares
fnlln
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BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

FURNISHED by i. Thomas Renhadt. No rs
Broad street New York No. - Devonshre
street. Boston and No. 10 King street West.
roroptb canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-11
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks In
which there were no transactions yeSter-
day On the New York Stock Exchange;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-11
1Re1N1A-cARoLINA CHEMICAL.

Profit and loss surplus. $s'35o4ol sS'sis'e'i
The amount available for dividends on,
so- as4 .00 common stock is 1863 40, or equal
TO 311 per cent. as compared with ia.
per cent earned on the same stock last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-11
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds. com
|pared with Saturdays:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-11
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES, 81.

.Coyrons interchangeable. tNesis''
pons sRcgistcred and coupon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-11

Total sales day. 3 shares compared with 4ss1
Nghares for the corresponding day in 1910
Total January July TO- inclusive 51o7,3 shares
1olSo7 shares for the period In 1910
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles Head & Co NJ u Broad
street, New York;
LAND STOCKS.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished nv charles u. Barney & Co. No ~
Broad street. New lork. ana 10. ~ south
Am street PHILADELPHIA
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M NC.
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

furnished BY Swartvout & Appenzellar No 40
Pima street,
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BIZ Asked BIO NekeQ
Boston Land s'4 East Boston J. 10 1"i'
RAILROADS

Bos & Alb 800 Bcs & " Epf3s -
II s. Maine 107ls 1919 NY Nh & ~ - 14l
Boston Elev.l2si3 100 WE - Rs. - s.
Bos & W FL ~ 49,
BONDS.
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BALTIMORE STOCKS

FURNISHED by Van schack & Co. No w.r
street, W."
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CHICAGO STOCKS.

.rntcrcst to he added. tex dividend
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BON DIS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

SELLS cents per share. todd lots.
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FURNISHED by curtis 6 Sanger. ~. 80 "
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BANK STOCKS ON STOCK EXCHANGE.
Sb7rs Net Actual Sales. Closing
sold. chge Op.I HI Low tlnl bd. .s
n i Fourth National ........2o 6 s6 26 pos 30 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-11

Ssnkcrs' posted rates follow:
La Junta tribune., 1911-09-02
Why Not FlyIess American

The grandest Fourth of July ccle-
bration ever known in America was
planned this year for Worcester,
Mass. by DR.. Clifton Hodge. Profes.
scr of biology at Clark University.
1t was safe, sane and educational, bu,
not in the cut and dried sense that
makes the boys say they would rath:
er have one fiye.cent bunch of fire.
crackers than the whole pageant. Fun
for the children, no hard work for us
grown-ups! Cheap, enterprising too,
Just this-one newspaper, instead of
offering pony or n trip to Europe
for subscribers, offered $500 in prize $
for the most gills, pints. quarts OF
flies that the boys and girls turned
In on the Fourth OF July
One day Mr. Hodges thirteen year
old boy asked, looking at screen
covered with flies, "Why not put the
flies in jail and let ourselves out?"
That started the outdoor campaign
His father invented a trap TO catch
them in their breeding and feeding
places. and tried 1t in his own door.
yard successfully Now the cry is,
"Flyless Worcester" What a declar-
alton of freedom, what glorious In.
dependence Day,
Why not "Flyless Amreica?" We
could bring IL to pass il only women
had the faith and enthusiasm of this
man tIodgr II is not such hope.
less undertaking. One does not have
to Kill all OF species to exterminate
It The fly pest will succumb to
the rayagrs Of war Are not our
lakes and streams depleted of fish
In a few years just by fishing, and
that. too. iu spite Of game laws and
fish hatchorigs \ war of indepen-
dence, a war Of determination. Let
us all enlist Children. women, men.
swat, kill, trap. poison, No commits
stoned off.aors-all soldiers In a
great social service.