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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-21
Kierownicy maszyn rapoWletrznych
donagaja sic wiecej zaplaty.
Urzednicy awiatyczni niedo}egami.
Wiecej brud6w " sIuzbie policyjnej.
Wiezie1 uciekl policyantom pod nosa.
Angie|ski ksiaze ksiezniczka " Chicago.
Milioner porzuca bogactwa / jedzie ia
ko misyonarz do Chin

wzloty ME beda ofiarowane wick
sze nagrody niz dotychczas. De-
szcze wiatry pozbawiiy ich wiele
zarobku.
Brudy W siuzbie policyjnej sic
mnoza.
Sledztwo = wdrozone onegdaj
W chicagoskich koiach policyj-
nych W sprawie schwytania dwu
bandytow kanadyjskich, ktorzy u
ciekli Montrealu z iupem S272,-
900 = wyjawilo jeszcze jeden
skandal, brudniejszy Cd poprzed-
dnich.
.PieG policyantow re stacyi przy
ulicy Maxwell, gdzie komenderu-
ia kapitan John ], Mahoney po-
rucznik B j. Burns, zostaio powo-
ianych do ratusza, ably wytloma-
czyli tajemnicze znikniecie Greka,
osadzonego W cell wieziennej
Z got6wka w sumie $4,000. Are
sztowanie tego Greka, wspolnika
bandytow kanadyjskich, oraz SUI
me pieniedzy W jego posiadaniu,
dla niewytlomaczonej przyczyny
ME zapisano W ksiedze policyjnej.
Odpowiadac musza "a to niedole-
stwo czy }apownictwo nastepuja-
cy: zastepca kapitana NJ. ]. Clo-
hesy, sierzant John Piley, sier-
-zant John Keicher. oraz stroze
sEass1 ,at4Qses O'Rour-
:
Me ulega watpliwosci, ze owl
dwaj bandyci kanadyjscy, prze-
bywali w szynku James'a Sidias'a
przy Wabash ave-, skad zdo}ali
uciec, nabiwszy wpierw skore po-
rucznikowi Burnsowi, ktory sam
chciai ich aresztowac bez niczyjej
pomocy.
Policya dowiedziaia sic row.
niez, re bandyci przywiezli re So
ba Kanady $4,000 i pieniadze
te chcieli puScic W cyrkulacye po-
miedzy Polakami, Czechani,
Grekami Wkochami.
Arystokracya angielska W prze-
jezdzie W Chicago.
Ma try dni zatrzymal sic W
Chicago, wracajac do Londynu z
Kanady, ksiaze angielski Suther-
land z malzonka swoja synem.
Gale towarzystwo stanefo W ho-
telu Blackstone" przy Michigan
ave. Podobno ksiaze Sutherland
jest jednym z acknowledged
arystokratow W Anglii; ma on
przeszio million ARROW gruntu
Ksiaze Sutherland przebywaS
w Kanadzie try miesiace, celem
dokiadnego obejrzenia kraju, ably
pozniej sprowadzic kolonistow
Anglii j Szkocyi. Me podobaja
sic ksieciu Sutherland umizgi Sta
now Zjednoczonych do Kanady,
sadzi on bowiem, re Wielka Bry-
tania tract swe wpIywy i z czasem
oddae bedzie rnusiaia bogaty kraj
kanadyjski ,,Wujowi Samowi"
Corka ksiecia Sutherland OBJ
jezdza}a wczoraj Chicago auto
mobilem W towarzystwie c. Run
melissa, syna prezydenta Pull
man Co."
Bogacz - r1isyonarzem.
Sensacyina wiadomosc podaja
dzisiaj pisma tutejsze majetuym
Chicagowfaninie, W. W. Borden,
kt6ry porzucH eaiy sw6j maiatek,
W sur1ie oko7o 5 nilionow dola-
row, aby poswiedc sic nogi md
syonarstwu W Chinach.
William Whiting Borden nfe-
ska obecnfe z matka. W pasacu
przy Lake Shore Drive 1 Bellevue
place. Po ukoncze1iu study6w
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-21
Przeciw aeroplanom.


Geneva, Szwajcarya, 2f wrze-
Snia. = Trwa tn wiasnie kon-
gres Miedzynarodowej Uni Par
lamentaryuszy; ma programme, OBJ
rad jest kwestya uzywania aero
planow do celow wojennych ;
wiekszoSG parlamentaryuszy o.
swiadcza sic przeciwko temu.
z Anglii.
Londyn, 81 wrzeSnia. - Do
nosza z Dublina, re tamtejsze-
60 wiezienia musiano wypuScic "a
wanturnicza sufrazystke Marye
Leigh, a to tel przyczyny, re
ME chciaia mic jesc, przymusowe
karmienie : szkodzilo bardzo jej
zdrowiu.
z Francyi.
Paryz, 21 wrzeSnia. Senzacya
chwih jest tn spor w sferach
artystycznych, powstaly wskutek
postawienia grupy pomnikowej
ma grobie poety, Oskara Wilde
superintendent cmentarza orzekl,
re statua obraza moralnoSc pu-
bliczna nagrobek ow zakryl, ar
tysci oburzaja sic tego powo-
du.
= Dwie siostry, Joanna Lu-
dwika Dubois, stoczyiy pojedy-
mex ma noze, przyczem starsza LII
dwika Wi sEaisgtslpa odgiosla
obie kochaiy sic W jednyrn.
z Nierniec.
Berlin, 21 wrzesnia. = Profe-
sor Blume,. wybitny archeolog
zostai zamordowany przez swa
mioda zone; przyznala sic ona do
why jako powod podala chwilo-,
wa niepoczytalnoSc oraz milosc
do innego mezczyzny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-21
TsIegramy zagraniczne.
Porozumienie anglo-rosyjskie.

Porozumienie anglo-rosyjskie.
Londyn, 21 wrzesnia. - Przy-
byi tn w specyalnej misyi do rze-
du angieIskiego minister rosyj-
skich spraw zagranicznych, Sa-
zonow, kt6ry odbywa konferen-
eye Greyem takimze ministrem
angielskim. Przedmiotem tych
konferencyi jest uiozenie wspol-
nego postepowania W Persyi D.
kreSlenie sfery wp}ywow Rosyi
ma p0lnocy, Anglii ma poiudniu.
Oba tie panstwa maja sic zaiac u
trzymaniem spokoju i ladu W
Persyi, a W interesie bezpieczen-
stwa drog handlowych, beda W
Persyi utrzymywac stale garnizo-
ny. Znaczy to, re Persya tract +
stotnie swa niepodleglost do
stale sic pod protektorat Anghi
i Rosyi. Oprocz sprawy perskieI
ma bye omawiana sytuacya ma
bliskim j ma dalekim Wschodzie,
I. i. ma BaIkanie ! W Chinach.
Kiedy Sazonow przybyl ma dwo-
rec kolejowy W Londynie, Pc
wien cziowiek przypadi don, wo-
lajac: ,,Precz z Rosya", oraz ro-
zwinai napiS; .Jesli Rosya prag-
ME przyjazni Anglia, musi sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-21
ZMexyku.

pIZNJdi hAOA JNANJ
Sniadaniu.
z SMexyku.
Mexyk, 21 wrzesnia. - Pomi-
mo licznych kiosk, zadanych re-
wolucyonistom, nieustannie oni
skupiaja sic ma nowo grasuJa -
lax bandyci, dotkliwie dajac sic
we znaki krajowi jego miesz-
kancom. Ostatnio mieli oni zniesc
maly oddzial pulkownika Obrego-
ma; tymczasem nadchodzi ra-
port, ze Obregon, choc 0kroc Ii
czniejszemu wrogowi - obroHh
sic opari zwyciesko; 20 ludzi
pablo po stronie rewolucyonl-
stow a 35 jest ranionych; lltu
dostalo sic do niewoli, ujeto mad
10 1OS koni j armate zdobyto.
Rewolucyoni$ci walcza W okolicy
Aqua Prieta, ktore usiluja "a
lac; dotad i'm sic to ME udalo.
Donosza tu, re oficerowie-
rewolucyoniSci ujeci po stronle
amerykanskiej zostali uwolnieni,
gdvz ME MONA i'm byio dowiesc
pogwalcenia praw miedzynarodo-
wych; wSr6d Mich uwolniono tez
Pascala Orozka, naczelnika re-
wolucyi ma polnocy kraju.
2 Nikaraguy.
Managua, 21 wrzeSnia. - Re
wolucyonisci zajeli wczoraj po
zacietej kilkogodzinnej walce
miasto San Jorge, port ma poiud-
niu kraju; federalnych zoinierzy
wvparto miasta, ktorego tele-
graficzne polaczenia przecieto.
Doniesiono tu kwaweJ
bitwie. stoczonej pred hlku
dniami pod Barranco: ameryEan-
skie wojska admiraia Southerlaii-
da chcialy dotrzec do Granada
by dowieSc zywnosc - zwiaszcza
zenskiej szkole, W ktorei 40 u
szenic mrze giodem; rewolucyo-
niSci pod gen. Zeledonem zasta-
pill droge Amerykanom i wsrod
zacietej bitwy ME puscili ich v
giab kraju. Admiral Switzerland
wezwal posiikow Managua, re-
wolucyonistom przybyi ma po-
moe sam Mena, tworca obecneJ
re,uolucVi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-21

(Dokoflczenie ma str. 9eM.
,,.vc1s' s
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-21

dza sic z progresywnymi zasada-
mi, Dalej Roosevelt powiada, re
wiadomosc o tenn, IL CUB. Wilson
sprzyja ograniczeniu wiadzy rza-
du, bedzie przyjeta z radoScia W
koiach finansowych ma Wall uli.
cy, kt6rym zalezy ma wolnosci cd
kontroli rzadowel.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-21

(Dokonczenie ma str. 9eJD.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-05-31
KENTON.

Mr.. I. w. Jones was a business WIS
itor in Union City Tuesday.
Mr.. Rayburn Carroll is attending the
Bankers Association at Knoxville.
Mrs. Ebert Bruce, OF St. Louis, is Wis
ting her father, Mr.. O. G. Tilghman.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Miner, OF near
Mason Hall, were in Kenton Saturday
Mrs. w. w. Swink and son, Howard,
visited relatives in Rutherford Sunday
Miss Nora Gibson visited relatives
and friends IN and around Gibson sta
ton Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. Rayburn Carroll, assistant cash
Ter of the Peoples Bank, was busi-
ness visitor in Union City Friday.
Mr.. Moore, manager Of The Cumber-
land Telephone Co. at Union City, was
in Kenton Saturday on business.
Mrs. Walter Howell and little daugh-
ter, OF Union City, we're the guests OF
Elder and Mrs. GentryReynolds Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Howell and little
daughter, Minnie Bell, Of Rutherford.
visited Mr.. HowelPs parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Howell. Sunday.
ESQ. w. w. Casey and wife, DIR. 7. n.
Matlock. DIR. G. G. Powell, ESQ. Tenn
pie and Mr.. G. III. Watts attended the
memorial services at Rives Sunday IN
honor OF the late Confederate soldier,
Capt. j. B. Harper, deceased.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-05-31
RIVEs.

Miss Ruth CalIicott, Of Pleasant Hill,
was in town shopping Tuesday.
Miss Erma Pruett is in Paducah, the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. Klenke.
Mrs. I. J. Bonner and daughter,
Miss Aletha, are visiting relatives in
Kenton.
Mrs. Ernest Shropshire and children
have returned from weeks stay in
Memphis.
Misses Hattie Mai and Lillian Glenn
mons are spending the week with reIa-
tiyes in Fulton.
Mrs. Walter SIayden and children, Of
Waverly, viii be the guests Of Mrs. Dora
Petty next week.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Casey and DIR.
G. G. Powell, Of Kenton, we're Sunday
guests Of Hon. and Mrs. T. ]. Bonner.
Misses Ellie Turner and Virginia
Starnes, of Obion, are guests this week
of Misses Hattie Mai and Minnie Starnes.
One Of the largest crowds ever seen
in Rives was here Sunday evening for
the memorial services in honor of the
late Mr. Jimmie Harper.
Rev. E. P. Lindsay is in Memphis
selecting residence for his family. On
every side we hear, How can we get
along without Mr.. aud Mrs. Lindsay, :"
and other like expressions. Their nu-
merous friends here are wishing them
pleasant field of work in their new
location and are glad to have the assur-
ance that they viii make frequent visits
to Rives.
Mrs. Will Harris entertained Monday
evening, May "a. Those who enjoyed
her hospitality were: Misses Elizabeth
Mcdonald, Louise Blanton, Pearl Fem
tress, Winnie Davis Moore, Pauline
Thorne, Grace Hall and Mrs. Chester
Phebus; Messrs. Chester Phebus, Mon
roe Underwood, Herman Wise, Nor
man Morris, Harry Cook, Harry Ander-
son and Hume Cunningham. At late
hour strawberries and ice cream were
served
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-05-31
FREMONT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Edwards, OF Troy
visited relatives here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sibert Edwards are the
proud parents Of big baby girl.
Mr.. Cato Davis, Of Union City, was
through here on business Monday.
Mrs. Joe Green returned last Saturday
from week s visit TO her son, Tom Ross,
at Humboldt
The four-months-old baby boy Of Mr.
and Mrs. Elliott Coleman is dangerously
sick with spinal meningitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wilson, Of Prote-
mus, were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Caldwell Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Nichols, Of Qbion, and
Misses johnnie and Myrtle Standfeld, Of
Number One, visited Mrs. Sarah Neon
nell Saturday night.
Mesdames s. Al. Brown, Pearl Moss,
10. e. Miliiken, Mollie Briggs, Ethel
Greer and Dr. F. M. McRec, J. NJ. Cole
and Mrs. Wright, of Union City, at
tended decoration services at Antioch
last Saturday.
Rev. MiIIern YOUR, Of Western Tex
as, while here viewing the scenes Of bis
happy childhood, attended Sunday
school al Antioch last Sunday morning.
We are always glad tohave our old home
friends visit as.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-05-31
CRESCENT.

BURNS Jones is right sick with measles
Mrs. Mamie Mosier is on the sick list
Mr.. Arch Vaught has returned from
Jackson.
Miss Bessie Powell is visiting her aunt
at Union City.
Mr.. Oren Stigler is transacting bust
ness in Martin this week
Mr.. and Mrs. r. n Litchford are
visiting in Troy this week.
Miss Mildred Pruett, of Hickman, is
visiting relatives in this community,
Mrs. Charles Maggie, Of Union City, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. w. T. Vaught.
Misses George Council and Nellie Lee
Escue spent last week with relatives near
Antioch.
Rev. Pigue preached two sermons at
Mount Manuel Sunday. Quite large
crowd was present.
Miss Ruth Strother has returned to
her work at Union City after a pleasant
visit with homefolks.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-05-31

The wax paper bread wrapper is NOT
Al FAD; 1t is not 8 Concession TO the
wlsinn ii the housewife; 1t is not D
meaningless trade-catcher; it Is A SAHE-
ITTARY NECESSITY. DAHNKE'S
BREAD rs WRAPPED IN WAX
PAPER WRAPPERS.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-05-31
a Bargain.

Caldwell's Book Store offers Porch
Chairs at SO; porch settees at "a; porch
swings at "a; lawn swings at $3.50.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-05-31

Ny business premises having been totally destroyed BY fire
morning last together with all Photographic
opportunity Of informing the public Of immediate future have
In will
Home both aang
how this This method has popularity
1.-THE cities OF the East and carried
piers those Places the drawback M popular being the lack Of
facilities
teal outfit Of the best Instruments the market
fire the Kodak who
long got together
the to- adj
could possibly have been carry
this uni rebuilt
yon that time The quality Of results Of having made
the method will the quality
studios The
This applies babies
will
than under the
I'M, and the of
eq studio nm n
My phone No 609 / shall /--ZL~~-Z
my me Union =~/X .N1kA
Troy, Trenton Tiptonvile, A1k<F1V~SS rs
in all Of which places have many "
Wilt e 0
me- ahead, shall The photographer
always bel to al calls the
day Union City. Tenn.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-05-31

WANTED Experienced salesIady 4
work on Saturdays. Apply At once a.
Brandt's Dry Goods and Clothing Store
near courthouse.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-05-31

saye money By using Bon Air Coal.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-07
BULL MARKET SEEN
AFTER WILSON STRIDE
Sales of Copper Not Pressed
and Locals Make Net
Gain of / TO 4 Points

A bull market in all stock marts
was the Ga.wer 10 the pane aT,:u-
ment made ~ opponents of Woodrow
WHEon.
"nesaite tie sweeping democratic
victory says one market renort,
the Boston market opene.i slightly
stronger and remained frIp bur Gun
for the most OF tho session. At
tempts 70 buy the local copDers found
very few stocks pressing for sale and
net gain Of from one to four points
was made all through the list" This
same authority several days before
the election predicted a bear market,
Foreign buying boosted the indus
trials up strongly and this support
was felt all through the list. accord
ing 10 Manager Jacobs OF the Levy
brokerage house. All stocks that are
largely held by foreign capital re-
Elected European CON dence in the
stability of business in this country.
The Levy house bulletined an IN
teTview given out by Otto Kahn. who
is At Berlin. says that prosperous
conditions in the United States are
too sound 10 be disturbed BY a pres
idential election and the Balkan
war has rin its course and has been
replaced by confidence in American
securities. Levy Bros. expect
further increase for the coppers.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-07
Reel AVIATION HEAD TO
Be IN PHOENIX SOON
F. H. Newell, Director of
Service to Deliver
Lecture

PHOENIX. Nov. 6:-F. H. Newell,
director Of the United States Reclaim
alton Service will be in Phoenix abOH;
Nov Is according to advices receiv-
ed by Directing Engineer Fitch of the
local project. The reclamation direct
or comes TO the Salt River Valley 10
deliver a lecture and show a series
OF picture slides on the utilization and
economy in the use Of water for
irrigation purposes.
The director will have a complete
picture outfit with him and will. iE
all probability give several lectures
in the valley His advent at this
time is exceedingly fortunate as the
farmers OF the valley have maintain
ed since the PRONUNCIATION Of the new
water contract, that the contract does
not allow them enough water at a
moderate cost.
The director will. IL is thought, be
able to throw some interesting light
on the subject, and perhaps help the
water users OF the valley to some ex-
tent in getting reduction OF the cost
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-07
MARKET SHOWS
FIRM ADVANCE
While Trading Dull Wilson's
Election Does Not Cause
Bearish Factor Which
Traders Predicted :
FEW COPPERS SOLD

BOSTON, Nov. I'm spite Of sweep
ing democratic victory the market
opened slightly stronger ana remained
firm but duh for most OF the session.
For the past few weeks the short
side has been popular with all the
big traders who felt confident that
Wilson's election would be a bearisn
factor
The market acted so well this morn
ing that about noon time a heavy
short covering started which advanced
prices sharply all through both lists.
Attempts to buy the local cOppers
found very few stocks pressing Ter
sale and a net gain of one to fOu9
points was made all through the list
North Butte CRANKY. Copper Range
and Hancock were the leaders. We
doubt if this upward movement will
extend far and advise sales on any
further rally tomorrow.
PAINE WEBER & co.
Total sales New York l.O34.0O)
Money ) IL per cent.
CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Nov. s.
IL. J. Overlook
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-07
ALL VOTERS PLEASED
At ELECTION RESULTS
DR.. Sims Says Everybody He
Meets Expresses Pleasure
in Way Day Ended

Every body seems satisfied over
the result OF the election" said Dr.
W. p. Sims yesterday. 1t is the first
election that ! have known where
all parties were more or less salts
fed with the outcome"
When ! came down town this morn
ing the first man that met was a
republican. l asked him how he felt
about the election result and he Cx-
pressed deep and lasting gratitude
that the country had been saved from
Roosevelt.
The next man that I saw was a
Bull Moose and asked him the same
question. He also expressed the great
est satisfaction that they had been
able, by dividing the republican vote,
TO defeat Taft
The next man that | asked about
the election was q democrat and he Of
course was glad that Wilson had de.
feated the entire field Of opposition"
The next one to whom | PROFOUND
ed my question was a socialist and
he too expressed gladness. He said
he was glad because Debs had appar-
emily pOlIed the biggest vote in the
history Of the socialist party"
Il did not ask the question Of
pTOhibitiOaist because ! have not seen
any but if there are any they are prob
ably glad that he Is neither democrat,
progressive. republican or socialist"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-07

Around a hut where, according to
tradition. a young Irish princess was
murdered, grew up the present :own
Of Gheel, in Belgium. which became
known as the colony Of the "razed."
At first a temple in memory OF the
princess was erected and later It be-
came a refuge for the sick in mind"
The remarkable thing about this Bel
gian town is that the residents accept
patients in their own homes so that
they may enjoy the beneficial effects
Of domestic ano social intercourse
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-07
Great Work Done by Bow,

Painting is not the only art IN
which masterpieces have been pro
duced by mere boys. Although 1t was
not published until a year later, It ia
probable that Keats wrote bis famous
Ode to Autumn in his sixteenth year.
and, indeed, all his FIVE great odes,
among the greatest in any language.
before he attained legal manhood.
He died at twenty-five, so that all the
masterpieces which came from his
pen may be regarded as the produc-
ton of a boy.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-07
Mrs. oscar straus.

Mrs. Oscar Straus, wife OF the New
York statesman and diplomat, > ISs
type OF woman most truly admired
by nine-tenths of the world-devoted-
ly home-loving, yet warmly sympa-
thetic toward all feminine effort that
makes for progress and complete free
dom.
She Is not anti-anything. She does
not turn up her nose at the woman
who feels militant tactics are best
IN the suffrage fight. She feels a sis
terhood with the woman who works
in a shop and with the drawing-room
lady whose thoughts revolve mainly
around the bridge table, the m0dists
aad the masseuse,
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-07
CHINO COPPER
EARNINGS HEAVY
Mining Company TO Pay In
tial Dividend in January
or February 1913, De-
pending on Prices
MONTHLY OUTPUT BIG

CHINO. Nov 6.-Vice-pTesident
Charles Hayden OF the Chino Copper
company is quoted as saying: The
date of the initial dividend to be de-
clarad on Chino has rot been definite
ly determined. Our policy is not to
pay a dividend until We have earn ID
and placed in the treasury a subst; e..
tial cash surplus.
The size of Chino dividend will Of
course depend on the rate of earnings
and the prevailing price of copper
metal II the present rate of earnings
is maintained until the end of The
year, Chino will shoY a surplus for
the stock equal TO SO a share
Dividend Depends on Price
Should the price OF copper hold
vel! up to the current quotation, it is
likely that 81 dividend will be de-
Clared in January or February. But
otherwise the quarterly rate will prob
ably be made at so cents. with 30
cents extra, the latter depending upon
the state OF the metal market Chino's
cost OF production is now down to
cents per pound
An interest close to the inside says.
There are two main reasons for the
recent advance on Chino: First. tar
dy realization on the part of the gen
eral copper-shsre buying public that
here is one of the great copper prop
critics in the country. perhaps the
most remarkably successful that has
been developed within the last 10
Years.
Has Made Big Money
Secondly: To the actual perform
ance of the last three months, which
has very much exceeded the expecta-
tons of even the most optimistic and
have shown the company to be a big
ger money maker than even its clos
est friends could have believed pos
sible
Those who have taken the trouble
to follow the development of this
property know that its intrinsic value
has actually increased far more rapid
~ than its market price. Three and a
half years ago. there had been devel-
Oped only 100000 tons of ore To
day Chino has the third largest de
velOped body OF copper ore in this
country. 55.eee 900 tons, and before
Very long il IS probable that new fig
uTes will be fdrthdonI ng. showing
the reserve TO be much in excess OF
this.
Output 100000 Pounds.
In the last three months with only
three OF the FIVE sections Of the mill
contributing to production. the com
pany has produced over 10000. 600
pounds Of copper, and at a cost, it is
safe 10 say. OF less than seven cents
a pound, earning better than $1,000,
O0O.
For the last two months The produc-
tion has averaged 100000 pounds
per section per month, which means,
with the plant operating to capacity,
a monthly output of 5000 600 pounds.
or an annual output of at least 90
coo. O0O
II is safe to say that Chino is now
earning better than So per share. and
, it remains only to put the last sec
ton Of the mill in commission, for
the company to be earning better than
IS. With a net income OF better
than $500, 600 a month, Chino is reach
ing the point where it can consist
emily make returns TO its sharehold-
ers at an earlier date than WAS orig
inallv anticipated.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-07
ARIZONA INSURANCE
AGENCY

Real Estate Bargains in homes on
easy terms.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-07
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