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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-07-16

Donald spent several days last week at
Gray Birches, the Grays' cottage at
Lake Pennesseewassee. The Hathaways
went Saturday to spend portion of the
vacation with Mrs. Hathsway's parents
at Wsterville.
Mrs. II. A Clifford OF Winthrop, her
daughter, Mrs. Marguerite Win of
Strong, and her son, DR.. Gerald Clifford
OF HOulton, formerly of South Paris,
have been calling on friends here during
the past week, while making their head
quarters at the home OF Rev. b. e.
Wentworth of Norway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel p. Flemming, Jr.,
left Friday morning for Montreal, and
from that city sailed Saturday morning
on the White Star liner Teutonic for
Liverpool. From Liverpool they will go
to Dublin, Ireland, and Glasgow, Scot
land, to visit Mr.. Trimmings people.
They expect to be gone two or three
months.
Twenty-six members of the Boys and
Girls Brigades, with few of the older
people, enjoyed the camp which was
pitched in Chapman's pasture, near the
Indian trail, last Monday. About
a dozen of the boys spent the
night there. A feature of the affair was
Tag raising. A tall pole was set, and
On u was raised flag of good size, with q
red cross on blue field, and white cor
ners, bearing the inscription, I'm this
sign conquer"
Rev II. s. Pinkham and family OF
washington, d. c., are expected to ar
rive here in their Stanley steamer some
Time this week from Chittenden, VT,
and will occupy the Baptist parsonage
lor the rest of this mouth. Mr.. Pipkham
wiz supply all services at the Baptist
churches here and at Norway for the
next two Sundays. For the first two
sundays In August the pulpit will be
supplied by D. L. Joslin of Norway.
new Z. A. Davis, the pastor Of the
church, and his family, will spend q
month at North Brooklin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-07-16


not freeze and heave. 1t only does SO
when water is allowed to saturate it. II
Is not the earth but the water that II
contains that freezes. Towns whose
officers will not thus early commence
their road work should be barred from
receiving state aid.
THE PRESENT LAW PENALTIES TOWNS
for making large appropriations fol
roads. Towns having valuation OF be-
tween 5000, 900 and $500, 900, by raising
four hundred dollars for state roads can
obtain four hundred dollars from the
State. If they should appropriate -four
thousand, they could only get four hun
dred. This should be changed 80 thai
any town wishing to do a large amount
of work in any one year could receive
the same proportionate amount from the
State, and possibly be given bonus fol
so doing.
THE GREAT CONSERVATION IDEA.
The demand for better roads Is moi
local. 1t is nation wide, nay continent
wide, for the Province of Quebec has re.
Gently voted $4,000, 900 for road I'M
provement. It Is one of the great con.
servation ideas of the times, fully as i'm
portant as the conservation of forests Of
the impounding of the waters for irriga
ton in the arid west. The good roads
propaganda has come to stay for 1t meets
long felt want, and 1t takes no one
with . prophetic vision to see that the
State will be obliged to appropriate In
some form or other larger amount thar
| It has In the past. The only question II
how can the most be obtained from The
larger expenditure.
GREATER POWER FOR HIGHWAY DE
PARTMENT.
The law must be changed somewhat
AZ here indicated, and the state highway
department given greater power, espe
cially over methods of maintenance, fol
under the present law, it has absolutely
none. Some adequate and uniform sys
tenn of maintenance Is needed and thiI
can best be accomplished by the Stat,
bearing q part of the expense, and tn,
work done under the instruction Of thu
highway department. No more none!
to be expended under the present law
II the proposed constitutional amend
ment is adopted, a. It should and prob
ably will be, before the Legislature an
thorizes the issue of the bonds, 1t mus
enact new highway law, one that viii
meet the requirements, for 1t would b
the height of folly to attempt to do any
thing with such large amount OF none,
under the present one. II the coustitu
tional amendment Is adopted the Legii
lature will undoubtedly enact suoh Law
| With $4,000, 600 expended under laV
- suggested, the benefits would be 0
apparent inside three years that the Pee
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WHEAT EXTREMELY
WEAK ON REPORTS
Continued Favorable Crop
Conditions Send Grain
Prices to Lower Levels.

CHICAGO July 16-All the experts in
the northwest reported practically per-
feet crop conditions today. and thereby
threw the wheat market into state OF
extreme weakness. Prices closed heavy,
&c to 12c under last night, Corn showed
a net decline OF ic to &c and oats a loss
Of Sc TO 1c. Latest trading left provisions
l2}c lower to an advance Of oGD79c-
Hops faded for the bulls In wheat when
one dispatch after another said there was
no sign of black rust, and that the Wea-
the: remained just the sort needed TO
insure a bumper crop. Liquidation and
short selling carried the market down
from the outset until the break had
reached the lowest level on the present
down turn. A fair recovery took place
later chiefly through covering by some
Of the larger shorts who were realizing
profits.
Rains in western Missouri that meant
delay to threshing helped sustain wheat
off in the worlds available supply total
September fluctuated from 95sc to 96sc,
with last sales s@sc off at e6ic.
September corn ranged from 66sc to
679c. closing easy at e75@67ac, price &c
down from twenty-four hours before
Cash grades were In slim request No. .
yellow, 7SS@74i.
The fact that cutting Of oats was un-
der way In Iowa and Illinois under con-
dtions which left nothing TO desire had
bearish effect on prices hero. September
ranged between 331@34sc, with the close
&c net lower at 335c.
In the end provision prices averaged
about the same as last night.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.


O. X. Silver Mining & Milling Co.
Location OF principal place OF buslnsss'
1885 Beck street. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account or
assessment No. 9, levied on the 4th day
of June. 1912. the several amounts set
opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders. as follows.
Cert NO
No. Name. ShareS AMI.
1sO,-John Drag, AIS 10
7s-James a. Smith. 800 1'2e
And In accordance with law and an
order Of the board OF directors made on
the dth day Of June. 1912, so many shares
OF each parcel OF such stock as may be
necessary will be sold at the office of
the company. 1885 Beck street Salt LAX. Lake
1aiS az 10 o'clock a. m. Of said day. to
paw delinquent assessment thereon TO;
gether with the cost Of advertising and
>'s"'' " R. M. HOLT. Secretary:
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MARKET FOR COPPER
IS REPORTED QUIET
Electrolytic Quoted at S17 to
S17.25; Lead Price Is
Maintained.

NEW YORK. July 1s-Copper, quiet
September and October, SIG S7S@i7,S7s.
Electrolytic, $17ml725; Lake. $l725@
1850: casting, 1es@16ic.
Copper arrivals at New York today,
500 tons. exports this month, 1850 tons,
London copper easy, spot, Els IS Cd: fu-
Lead, quiet, sl6o@A75; London lead.
SIS los.
Tin, weak; spot. s4S.eo@442o; July,
$43.50@44: August, s43 25 @4375 London
tin, quiet: spot. G2oo 10c cd; futures,
S196 los.
spelter. firm, s7,2O@7.4o. London spell
ter. G26 5s. Local sales. $4,000 pounds,
East st Louis.
Anthony: firm. Cooksons, 1925.
Iron, steady, unchanged. Cleveland
warrants. Sos 105d in London.
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Demand for Crackers.

High records were made by the Texas
company and the United States Realty
stock. Both moved on better earnings.
Weakness was seen in National Biscuit.
but the stock recovered after an early
decline. One report was that an estate
was liquidatiug. IT Is known that iu-
sIders OF the National Biscuit company
are glad to pick up their stock at any
thing like present prices as the demand
for crackers is growing faster than the
supply.
The high cost OF living Is driving the
people to use more and more of such
things and nothing but rapid growth Of
the business can be forecasted for long
series Of years. There is nothing In the
growth Of this new rival Of the national
company to Justify sacrifice Of investment
holdings.
Further advances We're made of steel.
Among these were galvanized and black
plates, The advance OF black plates ten
cents n hundred helps the National En-
ameling e. Stamping company. which
makes It's wares out of black plates. which
'it manufactures itself, That company
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. July 16-CattIe.
Receipts, 5000. including 200 southerns.
Market, steady. Native steers, Sc s0@9 65
southern steers. $4.60@7,00; southern COWS
and heifers, s3.25@5.65; native cows and
heifers. S9.25@S.50; stocllers and feeders,
81 I2o@7O0; bulls, s3.75@5.50, calves, $3.50
@SO0; western steers. S65O9S.50, west
ern cows. s3.256600,
Hogs-Receipts, 5000. Market, &c high
er. Bulk OF sales. s7.35@755; heavy. s7,35
gas; packers and butchers, s740@7. so
lights. S1.35@7,55. pigs, $6.00@6,75.
weak. Muttons, s.. 50@4 go; lambs, 5,5oG
7.40 range wethers and yearlings, $4,000
56o; range ewes, s2.50@415.
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Omaha,

Receipts, 1000. Market, steady to a
shade lower Native steers, $6.5o@96o:
cows and heifers. s3.40@735; western
steers $6.250750, Texas steers, S4.500
b.2os range cows and heifers, $3.25G6, 90
Gamers, S2.500p4 90; stockers and feeders
SS,7b@S.Ie: calves. S6.0o@s.00: bulls,
stays, etc. ss.75@6,26.
TO 6c lower; Heavy, s700QT25, mixed
s205@120: light S6eoD7.S5; pigs, $4,000
100; bulk OF sales, s7.0507,25.
weak. Yearlings, s500@550; wethers. sl.25
ga.75; ewes, Sa.7s@A.l5; lambs. ss.75@
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Boston Wool Market.

BOSTON. July 1s.-Domostic wool continues In
active demand, with values showing higher ton
dcncy Good salcs are reported along woll dis
trlbutcd lines and tho first lot OF Ohio dclainc
changed hands recently at 3ic.
Considerable Texas 8 and I2 mon,hn has bcen
Bold arrive at zoe for tho former and clc for
tho latter.
Secured basic: Texas fine. TO S months. $50
55c, fne II nonthg. eoG62c: Snc fall, 46at5c
California northorn. 5ja52c: middle county.
4sGG0c; southern. 4714Sc; fall fron 43145c
Oregon castorn No l Slaplo, e2d63c; eastern
clothns. 55I5Tc. valley No /. 5o952c.
Territory fine Htaplo. e3a65c; Dno medium
stuple. 6o062c: nno clothing. b7d60c. ane medium
clothing, 5ST57c: half blood combng, 6od6ic;
three egbths blood 5T05sc; three quarters blood
5t955c.
Pulled nne a, 55157c; A superS. 52a53c.
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should soon be able to pay dividend
on its common stock
one feeble attempt was made to check
the advance. The professionals. who
nave from the beginning of the Stanley
investigation OF the steel trust, had an
uncsnny knowledge OF all the movements
OF that committee caused the pubIjca ZION
TO-DAY OF a report that the committee
would recommend dissolution of the trust
lnasmuch as the government has already
professionals following that announcement
had httle effect. Dissolution is a bull
argument and II one could be absolutely
certain the steel trust would be dissolved
llS STOCK would be tremendous bargain
at present prices.
IL Is now reported with some show of
authority that the American Tobacco com
pahy pa DIRECTORS would pay cash dividend
dividend expected. The distribution is
expected next month, because 1t will be
or greater speculative value then than
now, N''S'i'
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United Sta les for the district Of Utah.
In the matter of Shelton Publishing
company, invol. bankrupt.-In bank
ruptcy, No. 1861.
company of Salt Lake City. In the
county of Salt Lake. and district afore-
said. bankrupt
Notice is hereby given that on the 2rd
day Of July. 1912, the said Shelton Pub
fishing company was duly adjudicated
bankrupt, and that the first meeting OF
Its creditors will be held at my office
In the Continental block, Salt Lake City
Utah. on the 25th day OF July, 1912. at
10 o'clock In the forenoon. al which time
the said creditors may attend. prove their
claims, appoint a trustee. examine the
bankrupt, and transact sucn other busi-
ness as may properly come before said
meeting, CHARLES BALDWIN,
Referee in Bankruptcy
Salt Lake City. July IL. 1912 el7o9
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|RDPS CONTINUE TO
| INFLUENCE MARKET
,reater Ease of Money Also
an Impelling Factor for
Improvement.
DVANCE Is GENERAL
Movement Halted
When Stanley Committee
Decision IS Reached.

fNEw YORK, July 16.-Further i'm
Movement was noted in the sluggish
Aovcment OF stocks today. The inn
?eiling factors were additional favorable
&op reports and greater ease of money
n call and time,
sPractically all tho standard shares
lpk part In today's advance, whlcn
Flted In the late afternoon on reports
ON Washington that the Stanley IN
estlgating committee is likely to recon-
bend the dissolution OF the United states
teel corporation.
IGreat Northern preferred was the
krongest OF the railway stocks, reflect
bg the agricultural news from the norm
Rest Trading slackened In the final
pur. with a total output Of minor pro-
cortions.
bonds were featureless. Total sales,
ar value, 50, 404 900.
United states government bonds were
Unchanged on call,
Closing Stock List.
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
Cash quotations wore as follows. Flour steady;
Eye No 2, 7S97fc; timothy seed, IS So07 80
clover seed: SIS 0oS1s.0o; mess pork. s17.S7k g
800: lard, iu tiorccs. sl03Tr short ribs. loose
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clesrdnccs OF wheat and -four were equal
to 1900 bushels. Primary receipts were ts5 900
bushels compared with 1851, 900 bushcls the cor
responding day year ago. The worlds visible
supply. as shown by Brad5trcets, decreased
siIsoO0 bushels. Estimated receipts for tomor-
row Whont. 27 cars; corn, S5 cara: oatr. 81
carr; hogs o5. 900 head.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, July -Cattle-Receipts
$500, Market, slow. Beeves. s5.55@s,55: /:
Texas steers. S5.00@7 10: western steers
S590@7.60; stockers and feeders, s380@
$50: cows and heifers. sS.8o@7.7O; calves
S650aS75
Hogs--Receipts. 1000 Market. strong
70 &c above yesterdays average. Light,
E-20@7.671: mixed. S7,l0D7.67b heavy,
s6.95@7. .62l; rough. s6.95@715; pigs. SIS. 30
@1, 30; bulk Of sales, s7.So07s5
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000. Market, dull.
Native. $3.1596.25: western, So 4015. 25:
yearlings. s4.i5@5,15: lambs, native, ST. 90
@7.25. western. $4.259725.
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New York Money.

NEW YORK. July I6-Cloge:
Primo mercantile paper. AZ 10 a.: per cent.
Startling exchange Arm. with actual business &c
bnnkorp bills at 4s5 for sixty days and tS766
for demand.
Commercial bills Ls3N.
Bar silver, COZ.
Mexican dollars. Is.
Government bonds steady Railroad bonds
steady,
Money call steady. 203 per cent ruling
rate, III; closing bid 2M; offered at pa por cent
Timc loans steady; sixty days. Sa 10 Sh por
cent; ninety days. 3s TO az per cent; six months
~ to AZ per cont.
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Missouri Pacific Up.

a slight advance of Missouri Pacific
was due to new plan for rehabiitating
wabash The street need take no report
ike that seriously, for the interests that
are demanding a drastic reorganization
or wabash VIII fight rather than surren-
der and fight Will mean that all Demo-
cratic and Roosevelt orators will be fur
nished with the facts in the case and
the matter VIII be paraded before the
country as an attempt to float new
supply Of watered stock Such a plan
would make it impossible to sell the new
securities II Issued
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Condition of Treasury.

WASHINGTON. July lg.-At tho beginning Of
business today the condition OF tho United States
treasury
Working balance IN treasury Office. 800. ST. :
1872.
In banks and Philippine treasury. $50, o3s. sos.
Total OF tho general fund was Si56 9SS. SII.
Receipts yesterday. 81, ,0Se. go
Disbursements yesterday. 81. i57. .si3.
Dcncit 10 dnto this fiscal year IL S. s32 500, ar
nEainnt dcnct OF si4.175.Ilo at this timo last
year.
debt transactions
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New York Bonds.
Evaporated Fruits.

~" YORK. July i6,-Evnporatod apples steady;
4 ~, ~, ihne1. eHA1oiic, choice. s@ae: prime,
rune steady: quotations range from $40 to
~ ,or Califorplas UP 20 a0-ios. and 6Mo TO
'4l2Isc; fancy. is0Ilc.
zI1 Frnehes nominal; choice. osSsHc: extra choice
Haielnn dull; loose muScatcls DqtGGc: choice
fancy seeded 5s:a6Ec; reediesc. SIsMsnc .
oudon layers. 3l.so9iaS.
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Many Ills come from impure blood. Can't
have pure blood with faulty digestion,
lazy liver and sluggish bowels. Burdock
Blood Bitters strengthens stomach. bowels
and liver. and purifes the blood
Itching. torturing skin eruptions. disfig-
ure, annoy, drive one wild. Doana Oint-
ment brings quick relief and lasting
cures. Fifty cents at any drug store
After heavy meal take a couple OF
Doan's Regulets ond give your stomach
liver and bowels the help they will need
Regulets bring easy, regular passages Of
the bowels.
IGverybody's friend-Dr. Thomas Eclec-
tic OIL. Cures toothache, earache. sore
throat. Heals cuts, bruises, scalds. Stops
any pain.
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Chicago produco

CHICAGO. July 1s,--Butter-steady
Eggs-Steady, receipts, 1851 cases: al
mark. cases included 163@16ac; ordinary
firsts l6c: flrsts. 17hc
Cheese-Steady; daisies, 15s@16sc;
Young Americas, lSs@l52o; long horns. Isl
@l59c.
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Coffee Tutures Steady,

NEW YORK. July i6.-cofcc futures closed
steady at net loss OF from 10 II points
Sales $4,000 bags. July Iaoic: August. l3.iIo:
September. ylSc: October. 10 &c; November
l3.S3c Dncombcr 1886: January. 10 ssc: Fob
ruary. IL 9so; March, l3,ase: April, Ia.l7ci May
and Juno. l348o.
Spot barely steady: Rio No. Z. h%e: Santos,
No, 4, lsho. Mild quiet: Cordova. IsdisMc. noni-
ina
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London Wool Auctions.

LONDON July ls-oGerings at tho wool auc-
tiou Sa)cs today amounted TO 1850 balcD. The
smnllncas OF the offerings was due TO labor
trouble at the docks. All sections competed
strongly and the market waO nrm at the highest
prices Of the R0reE
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poets put the stock market stll
vi higher today. but the volume of
- trading was small The advance
was due more, TO a atoppage OF the
professional selling movement than to
any renewed buying, The big people have
not sold and have had no idea of selling
stocks because they believe absolutely in
the speedy return of prosperity. The
strength OF today was therefore matter
of no great Importance and caused no
more surprise than did the recent profess
sionsl decline. The market and the coun
try and business in general are in the
early stages OF a great constructive period
that should normally find its elimination
In the opening of the Panama canal
Grain was weak. Reports from the
northwest are that the spring wheat fields
never looked better This, OF course. in
cluded Canada. The whole northwest is
entering real boom. Great Northern
stock was strong. closing northwestern
again Stocks OF companies manufactur-
ing electrical machinery were bought
largely on this account because there
will be some important electrical develop
ment In the northwest the next year,
now that big crops have furnished the
means. Both General Electric and West
inghouse are being accumulated
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st, Louis Wool.

~. LOUIS; July 1s-wool unchanged: medium
2oe '1 Gsomolns and olothlng. 23Ed2so: light nno.
f-*'' hraSy pnf, NUiSc: tub wa.hcd o5695c
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Cotton Market.

'EW YORK. JulS Ie.-Cotton-spol closed
~ middling uplands. 2la.i5; mlddlug gulf.
~ no ealrS FuturnE closed Stcady. Closing
'Iis, &l20o: August, sl200; September
~ October. SEE; Sovembor. sig. ss. Deoem.
H:.R January. Sl22o Fobruurr Sass;
Fcn Sl2s?; Nay, Sl2.is
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New York Produce.

NEW YORK. July 1s-Flour quiet and easy:
winter straights. Ss56tso; Kansas htraghts.
81. 60GDI.so.
Wbcat-Spot weak No. 2 red. Si.oo431. l1k
elevator, export basis. and export. sL114 & o.
aaeat 10 arrive: No 1 northern Duluth, sl14x
l. o b aroat Futures closed SGilsc net lower,
July closed 81. 1oS; September. sl.02H; Docom-
Der, SI0tk
Wool quiet.
Petroleum steady.
Hops easy: state. common 10 choice, 1911, a71
ale; Pncibc coast iell. 30d34c.
Hides 6rm.
Raw sugar 6rm; muscovado. - test, 3.isc.
centrifugal. as test. 3asc molossez sugar, 9s
test a.23c. Sales 100 ono bags. Refined steady.
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Dairy Products.

Dairy Products.
NEW YORK. July 1s.-Butter barely steady
creamery. 23024hc.
Cheese irregular.
Eggs irregular.
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NORTHWEST CROP NEWS
SENDS STOCK PRICES UP
Great Northern One of Chief Beneficiaries; Report
of Dissolution Order in Steel Corporation
Has Little Effect.
By Thomas G. ShotwelI.

scW YORK, July 16.-Good crop pros
poets put the stock market stlll
higher today. but the volume of
trading was small. The advance