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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-03
CHIEF REPORTS SMOKE
NUISANCE is ABATING

salt Make is afflicted with Just half
the quantity OF smoke that cnveloped IL
one month ago. declares Fire Chief w.
nsr smoke inspections, which was ficd
Win MAYOR samuel e. Park yesterday
Tne lmprovcrn ent in the situation, ac-
coTdlns TO tho chief, has been due chiefly
10 the campaign of education among the
nrcnleu OF the city and the constant in
spcction and admonition on the part or
During November, i. T. McGlbbons. chief
deputy Inspector. made 27O inspections
and In nearly oil instoTces was ahlc to
suggest some improvement in the Offend
ing plants so as to decrease tho volume
OF smoke. The chief trouble encountered
according to McGlbboua. has been the
.uDltrqTy ways Of some firemcn who ro-
1use 10 be told anything or Lo profit b,
expert adyiCcN
In addition 70 the inspections made by
Mc1iDbona. Chief Bywater himself in
the city:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-03
BODY OF EVANS LIES.
UNCLAIMED IN MORC

The body of Joseph Eva1s, fcai
the shore of Great Salt Lake ID
giving day still lies at the morr1
Joseph William Taylor. undertaKe|
claimed. No inquest has been
though it is understood that
of death by drowning will be rtr9
as the condition Of the lungs IS 9
indicate.
1t is said that widow sud.
children of the dead man are NV
Beaver City, Utah. at The home
mother. Tho husband and wiz
said 10 have separated in this clH
than year ago.
The probability that Evans ~
received his legacy mp to the
his death is said TO appear mar
lv from the fact that he is repoi
have left au unpaid board bill
Wabash rooming house.
A telegram to the wife of
i5eynou Evans. the brother Tne
in Santa Monica, Cal, was ses.
night by Undertaken Joseph
raylor. in an effort to find som
interested in the disposition y
body,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-03
DAM REBUILT TO
CONFORM TO LAW

A letter has been received by Fred
w, Chambers. state fish and game com
missioner, from the Utah Power q,
llght company. Successors TO tho Knight
Power company. stating that the Mur-
dock dam In the Provo river, which is
owned by the company. has been rebuilt
70 CONFORM to the state law When the
dam was originally built In June Il con-
famed no runway through which the fish
could pass up and down stream. Com
missioner Chambers called the company's
attention TO the fact and the conrany
llnmediately agreed TO make the neces-
sary alteration
Particularly at spawning time IL IS
to go up TO the headwaters. On ac
count Of the lack OF a runway, Commits
sioner Chambers believes that n. consid
eraple number OF fish were lost In the
stream this year but the remodeling will
prevent u recurrence Of the Incident
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-03
STRIKERS MEET. 8|
MAKE No DEC|S|
Moyer Denies Any lntea|
of Advising Men to 81
Re-ElnpIoyment. q
ASK COUNTY TO
Bingham Mine Owners
ject to Maintaining Oh
ties; Employee Injured
ASK COUNTY TO

4 partv Of officials Of tho nj
Federation Of Miners, bosa.
Charles il, Meyer, president
Bingham yesterday and held ~
which was attended BY abo,l
strikers, in Society hail Form.
g]oyees were not advised tn an,
Unemployment. On returning h
Lake Mr.. Meyer said the sent;u.
the men was still III favor Of ,au1
out, that the strikers were ys,.
financial support from tho upio,'
that there had been no intent,
advising them to return.
A. j.. Wilde, representing ,hs
Sbovclmen s union, went to Sa,
cisco yesterday j. G. l.ouner
Tcrzich and Guy Miller ~.
board members, and Thomas q
organizer, accompanied Mr. Nov,
Bingham. The principal spcechc.'
made by tho president. Mr b.
and Mr.. TcrMch, II
Conditions are stin fayorab,
the striking miners" suid Mr. II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-03
BAMBERGER BANDITS
ARE STILL AT LARGE

ThoU2o there WAS much hnrrying
TO and fro Of detectives Mt police head.
quarters yesterday, IT was officially de-
clarcd last night that DO trace had
been found of the bandits who robbed
Traiumastcr y, s. Wiltsie at the Ram.
berger depot at 10:30 o'clock Sunday
night.
As the men were masked, tbe
police got only ap imperfect descrip-
fion OF them, Several hundred round
trip tickets We're included in the booty
obtained by the robbers. Should thev
attempt to profit by W Siekets through
be recognized aud aIgG,ll1 ,acd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-03
Many Bidders in Town.

At least fifty bidders were known to
hc in Salt Lake last night, awaiting to-
day s meeting so that by adding the
list Of local bidders indications are that
competition Will hc keen. Bidders on
the entire Job laud ON different parts Cd
tho work are hcrc from coast TO coast.
Only four members Of the commission.
in All probability. will be present when
the meeting is called at ? o'clock. Col
oncl t.. {. Loose of Provo, c. S. Tingcy.
John Dcrn and Authon c. Lund viii he
present. Govcrnor Spry is in Virginia,
ATTORNEY General a, i. Barnes is in
Chicago and Nj. :. Browning also is out
Of the city and will be unable To at
tend. This Will give the commission
Just quorum at today s meeting.
An interesting feature of the bid
ding is the large sum Of money that
VIII he tied up in certified checks until
the bids are awarded
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-03
ARMY TO
HAVE CHRISTMAS TREE

4 free Christmas tree for the poor
children of the city is being srranse ed
by the Salvation army. The army IS
asking for contributions OF boys and girls
clothing, toys, candy, oranges, nuts and
other things 10 distribute among the lit
tie ones Christmas eve
Officers OF the army sny they are thank
tul for the generous way in which Salt
Lake people responded to the call for
donations for Thanksgiving. About 900
sufficient to last a family OF five persons
several days, were given out So mucfl
was contributed that there is stin p
ouantit! OF potatoes lett Any poor fam
reasonable quantity. Those who we're
missed thanksgiving day will receive a
basket OF food and clothing at Christmas
time ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-03
PAVING
BEING CONSIDERED

whether tO include State street from
Ninth 10 Tenth South and Mini snnii,
street from Stale 10 Fifth East and from
Sixth East 10 Ninth east IN paving OK
tension no 81 as requested recently Iv,
"clcsguon OF reuI estate dealers. will
be decided by the city commission tbIs
morning. '''''
motion favoring the enlargement Of
INC district was presented last might by
l,rnTo Morris commissioner OF
streets and public improvements. but =,
the request Of Mayor Park the matter
was laid over until today.
Inc city. engineer estimates the cost
oI Tue city's shnre of the additional Inn
proVemen' at $4,000. including tho cost
OF storm sewer along Ninth Sontb
street. II the improvement is ,pdor
tdNcn II VIII provide an unbrolcn pave
Sonti on state and from state along
MINI South to the Ninth East boulc-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-03
CHIEF WILL ENFORCl
FIREARMS ORDlNAp

Tho injury received by S-vea,ss'1
bert Crane. 659 West Third Norls
sunday. from the spent bullet ~, ~
caliher rinc. resulted IN an 1,,s4
Chief nf Police Z. f. Grant on "
jcct ut firearms,
II hope said the chief. Una.
will refrain from presenting uesi
drcn with firearms at ChuS.,ini,.Iis
They Will be useless 10 the h'asu, ,s,l
not 10 say dangerous. Tor VIC .rs1
action 10 arrest in the future I'm,
fender against the ordinance P'j
the discharge Of firearms VIM"
limits -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-03
WILL TRANSFER UTAH
PRODUCTS EXHIBIT

Appraisal of tile exhibit og Utah prod
ucts IN the Vermont building was begun
iast night preliminary To the taking over
OF the exhibit from tho Manufacturera'
association by the Utah Development
lcaSue. u. i. CoIctt. secretary OF the
:Manuracturcrs' association. met Joseph
F. Cainc/ j. w. McfIcnry ana I N
klrslam at the Chamber of Commerce
and showed Them over the exhibits
These men compose the committees an
ms lion rcg3 riding tho transfer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-03
SIGNS SHERIFF'S NAME
TO WORTHLESS CHECK

-, sheriff ioseph G, shar7, is tho possesso-
check artist who fashioned ~
sure IT'S bum check. and lis got
sheriff me
n dry goods store, and the bank ON vbirI
IL was drawn. until il came under tho
eye of The sheriff, who bra ndod n an
iorgery. tn: while laughing as II &c an
officers "ha. hs." there was a sIn,stny
r1ic, however. that suggested he was
i9i'T determined TO share the Joke with
the pcTpclrator -N'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-03
Sodality Will Give Party.

The Young Ladies' sodaIIiy of c,
Mary's cathedral will entertain at q card
narly and social in Cathedral hall on
Wednesday evening. December IL This
VIII he the second OF n series of socjaIs
rlaincd by the Young ladies' for tho
winter season. Tho following members
on me sodaiity are in charge OF the ar
r;tuSemarts for the PARTY; The Nis-cs
Margaret Collins. Julia Stevens. lose
Primo Mooney. Katherine Owens. Mar
garet harrington and Clara Meyers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-03
Requirement of Law.

The Utah law requires a deposit oil )
per cent Of the amount Of the bid, in
certified check, or cash, by each bid
der. Tho building will cost about So
0o0.0oo, so that each Sc; Of bids for the
entire construction would require de-
post of 100000. With the bids as
numerous as they viii he, this will mean
that while the commission is investigat-
ing the various bids. moro than 81 ,000,-
U0r- and perhaps S2.000,00o. will he ou
dCpoSl; bv the various contractors IL
iS possible that the work OF investi-
eating tbc bids may take several weeks.
In some states bid bonds arc all that is
required by law in a case of this kind,
br. here toc actual cash, al least in
The form Of certified check, must be
pUt up by all bidders.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-03
Funeral Of John @. HooVaf.

Funeral services for John
Hoover. 27 years of axe, the Tepd1
civil epcineer who died suddenly
foilurc in the Kenyon hotel on ,ni
noon OF Thanksgiving day. wotc
the :. ". Evans mortuary cilaPs
Gay at o'clock. The service
Quoted by the Rev. L.. l. Goshen. "
attended by the friends and prywr,,
associates of the young man.
was in MI. OliTot cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-03
Guards Still Needed.

They declare that there still L
Of nt least 300 deputies at the "a
maintain the armed peace that
and that, according TO Sheriff
G. Sharp, the same condition MI
vail throughout tho winter. p
as to what their legal standing
the matter, the commissioner
asked the county attorney for an
ion.
The companies signing the ps
are the Utah Copper, Bingham 4
field Railroad, United States V
Ohio Copper Mining. Bingham
Yosemite Mines, Silver Shield y
and Milling, Biugham-New .
Mining and the Utah ConsoH
I'M lninm cnnnnatninC
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-03
MRS. FIAVENS RETURNS
FROM BOOSTING TRIP

>, Mrs Olive Havcns president of tho
,t"'ne Industry association. returned TO
inc CITY yesterday from Utah and carbon
counties where she organized and madn
arrangements for organizing branches of
Ina, ,rr aSsocIa hon Branches were organ
i~Iu ~ spa nlsh Fork and Price
nent and Mrs. Stevenson Secretary Np
en- Inusiastlc meeting was held in tbn
;Laniltmercia, ;a,,,t club. whore the mayor, pres
addresses. At SprlngyiIe, prcIIn,insry
preparations for branch we're mad
AZ spanish Fork 100 )nenlbers were On.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-03
SEND BODY OF NELSON
TO PLEASANT GROVE

The body Of Charles Nelson. 81 vearg
an early hour yesterday rnorn,nr frcIn
bullet wound in his head Inflicted hv
nitnsnlt In an effort TO avoid arrce, bv
operlr George T. Judd of Utah COUNTY
row morning by Undertaken J. w T1v
i2r. funeral services will be held ther.
ne nome of the young man, Tuesday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-03
COMPLAINTS Js5,,nG

nontrlDuting 20 the delinquency OF =
minor IS the charge made nraimsf ~ !"
tucson ii. p9vid Levene and Rs~snond IN
IN m IN complaints issued by The COUNTY az
,plnc! SeStrruay morning. IIuoson ls
tccusoo o' having encouraged John Nm,
gan, aged IL ycars to frequent "a nnnI
nalL LeVenc is charged with the "a n,n
Oh eiSe IN the case Of Emciton Smith,
hecd it years. Julin Is alleged to hsve
SOLD tobacco to u. O, Jucons. oroI TX
years. I: A. Sperry. probation officer of
INC juvenile court. Is the coInplaInino 1r,t.
ness In each case WIZ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-03
Miner Is Injured.

Lemuel Davis. employed at TN
Copper mine, was run over byB|
yesterday evening and lost part D
and nearly all Of the other arn..
arm was severed near the wIis
other near the shoulder.
Davis was behind the machine
on the mine when train of ure
backed upon him. He was tah
Dr. G. n. Rays hospital, His
tion is serious.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-03
Building Permits for Noveu,h

BuiIdinE pcrmlts for Novenho,. =,
year total!ed s93.3So. according ,o 'n,o ti,o
report OF Emil :. LuBd building i,snoct.o,iIe .,ie
iIea NE Win tiIe city statistician yestegdsy'
VI tne total amount $50. $50 was for hrJ,L
structures. AZ compared with Noyo,nhcans p,tcn
oL loil, the knowing Is insignificant ss
tne permit for tho big Walker b,;i;i;,aa,. a
"da iesuca OUTFITS November La st rnaS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-03
TAKEN IN CHARGE FOR
BINGHAM SHOOTING

Ernest j. Ward. said to be a Bingham
strike breaker, who, In poolroom QUAR-
rel al the mining camp shot Cari
Schmidt through the log Saturday night
Was arrested in this city By ShcrIn To-
Sepn g sharp yesterday morning
bone In SchmIdrs leg so bssIy thnt am
puis lion may be necessary No charre
had been placed against Ward Jasl
night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-03
TREASURER REPORTS
LARGE SUM ON HAND

INC report OF The city treasurer fo,.
m",vGmner y, ,,N1,n submitted to The city co0. 10.
on hand ''St 81 niSnt s5a5 rs shows total balance
%.S $sS,$a $a is In the special funds ana tS@'
"sS.ss ,.s in the revenue funds The 10; 81,
S'Sbfs OF @bie Ci So lnG i"7 ~ month We're ss5i5
Iunds and siI5.904Sa int" thn 'ne sPogial
s1i,as s15% 81, The total Disbursements wsre ic,
IN III. 'tre special funds and sil5, 26eS from
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-03
Petition in Bankruptcy.

wallace G. B0wring. salt Lake
grocer hlsd voluntary petition IN bank
Iop,.ry Se-'crdaE; He gives his liabilities
which he Glazing sni507 TO be nxoInnt
Much OF TIC remainder of his assets Is
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-03
JOSEPH BUZZO TO
BE BURIED TOMORROW

Lne funeral OF Joseph Ruzzo will Ia
.e,u .e, from the Masonic tempt" iomnrrons
eimoom nor h" nno at o'clock. Tho home viii viii
nnnonncdpa "a" 10 visitors today. us at FIRST
whsn se,, II, ,he hours Of l. noon and / D nv
"heh lhe body may be viewed !" i'''
The Detroit times., 1912-08-09
CRAIG GETS HOME FROM
/ OLYMPIC GAMES SATURDAY
Citizens Reception To Be Ten
dered Him in Pontchar-
train at Noon

Ralph Craig, Detroits famous Olym.
pic sprinter, will arrive home Satur-
day morning on the Wolverine, from
New York, where he has been spend
ing few days. following his arrival
there from Europe.
Craig will be met at the train by
his mother, and q party OF friends.
At noon he will be escorted to the
Pontchartrain for a citizens recep-
tion, which will be open TO the pub
lie and will take place In the par
lors on the second floor.
In the receiving line will be Hugh
Jennings, Ty Cobb, Jake Stahl. man
aeer of the Boston Americans, and an
old-time college athlete. VIM. r. Orr,
OF the Board Of Commerce, Harry l..
Pierson, representing the Y. M. c. A.;
Nei1 Snow, OF the u. of VI. association:
Chas. s. Ritter. president Of the De.
troit Boat club; Willard Ohlinger. OF
Frederick Stearns Co.: John Kelsey,
of the ID. A. C. and a number OF others.
The reception will be in charge OF
the following committee: James o.
Murfin, chairman; Fred G.. Austin,
Sohn G. Lodge. F. T. Ducharme, w
Hgwie Muir, Fred l.. Smith, Frank w
eddy and David NJ. Gray.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-09
WHITE SOX PAY BIG
PRICE FOR STAR CATCHER
Deal for Ray Schalk is Said td
Involve Three Players and
$500 Cash

CHICAGO, Aug. 9.--Negotiation
were closed today for the purchas" =
by the White Sox Of Catcher Raw
Schalk, of the Milwaukee association
team. The terms OF the purchase were.
not disclosed, but 1t is said President
Comiskey. Of the Sox, bid higher thai
several major league team owners.'
who were anxious TO acquire tho
young backstop. Schalk will repo-N
at once to the Sox manager.
A dispatch from Milwaukee sayf'
the sale of Schalk to the White Sox
involves three players from the Soy
camp and $500 cash, equivalent ir1
all to about $4,000, according to the
announcement. The players involve"
we're not mentioned.
Schalk went to the Brewers from
the Taylorville Ill. team, OF the r.
linois-M Missouri league, the latter praN
OF last season. Since the beginning
OF the present season his backstoR
work and hitting qualities we're note,'
by scouts and number Of teams weTo
bidding.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-09

Detroit ..., 4
Boston .... 6

grounded to Deal One run. no hit. no
DETROIT - McDermott flied to
Speaker. Bush walked. Cobb doubled
20 Speaker. Cobb taking third. Cobb
was out stealing. Bedient TO Carrlgan.
One run. / hit. no error.
SECOND INNING.
BoSToN--Gardner flied TO onslow.
Stahl grounded to Deal Deals pretty
stop and throw got Wagner. No run,
DETROIr--Londen doubled 20 center.
Onslow sacrificed. Gardner 10 Stahl.
Deal famed. stanage grounded TO
Bedient No run, one hit, no error.
THIRD INNING.
BoSToN-Bush threw out Carrigan.
Bedient famed. Hooper was hit by q
stanage to Bush. No run. no HIT. no
DETRorr-Yerkes threw out MuliIn.
McDermott singled over third Bush
Bush. Wagner 20 Yerkes. Crawford
forced Cobb. the same way. No run,
two hits, no error
FOURTH INNING.
BOSTON--Yerkes singled over third.
Speaker lifted 10 McDermott. Stanage
and Bush got Yerkes. stealing. Lewis
doubled to center Gardner singled TO
right, scoring Lewis. StanaCe and Bush
also got Gardner, stealing. One run.
three hits. no error.
DETROTr-Louden hoisted 10 wag-
ner. Wagner went nearly TO the pa
viIion for onslow's foul. Deal was
easy for Bedient and Stahl. No run.
TO hit, no error.
FIFTH INNING.
BOSTON-StahI beat a bunt 10 Deal.
Wagner walked. Carrigan forced wag-
ner. Louden to Bush. Onslow made a
Al. - N~..I
slammed hit off Bush's glove, scoring
Stahl Yerkes singled to center scor-
ing Carrigan. Hooper and Yerkes. The
latter two came home when Cobb let
the ball through him TO the hagpole.
Speaker doubled TO the score board.
Stanage and Deal got Speaker. trying
10 steal third. Four runs, four hits.
one error.
ner threw out Mullin. McDermot:
whiffed. Gardner whipped out Bush.
No run. no hit, no error
SIXTH INNING.
DETROIT-cobb grounded to stahi
Crawford went out, Stahl to Bedient
Louden fonled to Gardner. No run. no
BosToN@works replaced Mullin
Lewis singled to left. Bushs pretty
work got Gardner at first. Stahl roll
cd to Louden. Wagner flied to Bush
No run. hit, no error.
SEVENTH INNING.
BosToN--Bush et carrisan'.
greunder fget c.roJsrh him. Bedient
ftnEed Hooper are9psd single into
right Yerkes fouled TO Stanage
Cobb's running catch nailed Speaker
No run, hit, error.
DETROIT--Wagner threw out Ons-
low. Deal flied to Hooper. Stanage
filed to Lewis. No run. no hit, no err
ror.
EIGHTH INNING.
BOSTON--Lewis lined 90 McDermott.
Gardner lifted to Crawford. Stahl
doubled 10 center. Works threw out
wagner. No run, ] hit, no error.
DETROIT--NO RUN.
NINTH INNING.
BOSTON-NO RUN
DETROIT-NO RUN.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-09

has often been mentioned as Tiger
manager and it may be that he Is to
be given the Providence club to see
just what he can do along that line.
or course. with Jennings signed for
two years longer that settles the man
agerial question here for that length
of time at least, but 1t doesn't do any
harm to have an extra man In case
of need.
II is doubtful that Davey Jones will
leave the American league, despite
the fact that waivers have been ask
ed upon him. President Frank Navin
OF the Tigers says that waivers are
very often asked simply to feel out
the opinion Of other magnates on a
player and hints that this Is the
reason that waivers have been asked
on Jones. e
Jones has been getting his hits
pretty regularly and he Is fast man
on bases as everybody knows. How
ever, he lacks that aggressiyeness
that Manager Jennings so much
prizes.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-09
STOCK MARKET lAPSES
into APATHY TOWARDS
CLOSE Of DAYS SESSION
Weakness Sets in After General
List Shares in Healthy
Advance.
IRREGULAR TONE AT TCLOSEs
Commercial. Borrowers Make In
creased Demands for Ac- Z.
commodation on Loans.
IRREGULAR TONE AT LOSE

Copyright, IsIz, ~ New York ,Hsv<n1nw
Post Co. - ~ ~.
NEW YORK. Aug. 9s--At the open
ing OF the stock market. pricea re.
covered fractionaily, the early ad-
vances ranging IN active shares from
3-8 to 1 S-8, the largest gain being IN
Reading. This movement was not
long continued, and during the NEXT,
few hours the market lapsed into ab-
solute apathy. In the afternoon ir-
regular weakness developed again.
Union Pacific going below Yesterdays
closing. and no apparent response
was made TO the crop report--which,
indeed, may be said to have been
reasonably discounted. The mar1cet
closed irregular: neither politics nor
money considerations cut any visible
figure.
There were some interesting teveI-
opments In the money market situa-
tion here and abroad. Here, COM
mercial borrowers made increased
demands for accommodation, banks
In the west shifted their eastern bal
ances In anticipation OF having 10
make large remittances of currency
next week to correspondents In the
wheat belt, the price OF foreign ex-
change advanced moderately, and
forecasts OF the bank statement
showed gain for the week 6k,f6..
100000 In cash holdings IN Europe
there were Indications OF afE.&1ter
hardening Of discount thfos. And II
was evident that the Il6hc6r banks
had been fairly well supplied with
American finance bills