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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-31
STOCK MARKET REVIEW
Small Volume of Trading
Some Activity at Close.

60 far as actual business OF i'm
oortance WAS concerned, the New YORK
STOCK Exchange might as well nave
been closed yesterday and made one
ling holiday until next Tuesday. NO
one expected a market, but there were
,r.dera who were like the man who
held the bulldog by the ears--he oarc
not let go hts hold: likewise some 81
The traders were afraid to stay away
from, the exchange. However, num-
Der did fail to attend, and ignored pos
sible developments which might prove
10 be contrary TO their Interests Rc-
tiou was confined to movements in Inn
ited price ranges, and no special in
terest was manifested except In few
special Issues, which were marked up
i'm the absence of any bearish opposi-
ton. The operations, as Il rule, We're
I'm small lots, mostly one hundred
shares, and only few one thousand
share lots were reported. There was
practically no incentive to trading, as
london had como in with 4 reported
sdleness and all indifference to trading
in American shares, and In addition to
this lack of incentive there was a re-
port Of frosts in the corn belt in the
Western United States and Canada, to-
Rether with a hardening Of local call
money rates. Politics helped as sub
sect to pass away the time, and the
day dragged along, the brokers In the
mean time trying TO stimulate enough
market vitality 20 keep the ticker In
action. In the afternoon Baldwin
locomotive was selected to give trial
Ieun with, and It was not difficult TO
cause that stock to sell at a new high
InSure. OF course, the talk was gen
Orsl among the coterie Of boosters that
khe company was being favored with
liberal orders and its earnings were
lcorTespondingly increasing. This sans
reasoning could be applied TO all Of the
equipment companies, but equipment
ietocks IN general did not display 8
Especially bullish tone. There was some
buying IN the late trading as protec-
'e,on over the holiday period. which had
che effect Of sending some prices
hiEher. United States Steel and Read
ting were fayorites in this movement.
but several issues were given a touch
ting up. and around the closing hour the
market had an appearance Of general
Improvement. 1t was, however, rather
fictitious, as during the afternoon there
Yves rapidly disappearing attendance
of brokers, who left as early as they
could to reach their various points Of
destination where the stock market
would occupy second place in their
minds. The final result Of the days
transactions was an array Of fractional
gains, which naturally made a more
savora bic impression than would losses
on the holders Of stocks protected with
limited margins. The real interest Of
the day was centred In the money stu
alton and the outlook for higher rates
There was a changing Of credits due TO
financing necessary for some Septen-
Der payments, but inquiry among the
banking interests failed TO confirm any
suspicion of unusually high call or
time rates.
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STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES.

The market In Standard Oh Subsidiaries
being confined 10 Ohio oil and Union
Tank Line. Ohio Oh declined from iSS TO
rs on heavy liquidation. There was also
good deal Of liquidation In Union Tank
Line, which declined from 100 TO o.. This
stock. however. rallied at the close. clos
Ing at 81. New York Transit was In good
demand. but there were few transa ctions,
the closing being at 400
quoted b. Gilbert Elliott & Co. No 81 Wall
street)
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FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANI

1855 Broadway. New York, y. y.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders q
t.STON PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY VIII
). held az tie Office at salt Lake CITY. Ctah, o.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER sTH, 1872. AT twelve
clock noon. sor the purpose 0. electing fifteen
Directors OF the Company, and OF trans2ctine
such other business az may legally come before
the ting. . -,
Tor tho purposes o. tbs meeting. tas COOK
for The transfer OF stock doth Preferred and
Conn1on) will be closed az 3 o'clock I. ". o.
MONDAY, SEPT. 9TH 1912. and vii " r,
opened az ten o'clocl; 4. ii. on NEDNESDAt'
OCTOBER 9TH. 1912. -.
ALEX. MILLAR, Secretary.
49, A.altz. d 1919
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II. M. BYLLESBY & CO.
Incorporated
ENGINEERS

Chicago, New York
Insurance Tx. Bldg. Trinity Bldg
Purchase Finance, Construct and Opera &c
Electric Light, Gas. Street Railway and
Watsr Power Properties
Examinations and Reports
C,rtty Securities Bought snd sold
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IMPORTS OF DRYGO0DS.

| The imports and marketings OF or
goods at the port OF New York last wen
were as follows:
! Last wk Prev. Rk. lea ss tSa
| Imsorts .....S2 ~, ,62 s3.35+,3ii 80 ssg
| Marketings -. 2 $780, So 3,i22,o13
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Name Nfaturit, Int. Yield.
Atlantic Coast LINE p c, 1871. -.
Buffalo Il & p - 2 g. 1913 81. -.
Cent OF Georgia $50 T. c. loi3-'l1. -.
Ches G. Ohio ! p G. 1918 17........ "A
chic . Alton 4-4ls-5 y c. 1913 49,. "A
Chic East III AS ? g. 19iS'i7.. > A.
g z I q = 41s-6 . c, l913-'l9.
Gin Ham x Day a. c. 19l3-'20 Ola ~
Delaware & Hudson AZ c, 1879. . As
Erie 4-4lz-5 p c. 1913-'17 ........... 90 AZ
Hooking Valley A c. i91S-'ls.. .
Hudson & Manhattan ) p 6, 1919 80 -
X g r. d NJ AZ p c. i9l3'i5... a.
X G Southern AZ = q 1919 H.. - A.
Dchigh VALLEY 49, g 1915 10. -, a..
Missouri Pscihc g. i9iS-'i5..... SO 4@i
Mobile q Ohio 80 c. 1913 It..
y Central Lines . p c, 49,: -
Norfolk Il Western { G. 1915 10. ~
Pennsy lvanis 3is-i y =. i9i3-11.t ~
81 y * : v 1853 . C. 1915 IT,. % ~
30 guar \ Q & = 3 p &. 1919 IL.
Seaboaid 7. 4iA-j G, 19i;;+11....
Southern Ry Sls-4-4ty G. iol3-'2l. 81 ~,
Vlrgiulan Try D c. 1915 i9....... 81 IA
WABASH Il r ass y 6 1913 ~. 81 ~
Wheeling I. Y i'.S c. ioiS % -. 80
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS

3oTota for the day. 14Szoo shares compared
with 236631 for Tho corresponding day 1911
s@o2oSo
Jared with period in 1911
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MINING.
INACTIVE STOCKS.

Tic following We're IN. closing quota
lions for stocks H. which there were no
transactions yesterday on the New YORK
stock Exchange:
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SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United
States for So so a year.
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

FURNISHED b. ". n. coler a. Co.. 40. % Cedar |
street.)
g,t. te -
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Broad street, New York. and No. IL soutS
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STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES
eoSTON STOCKS,

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street)
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INpUSTRIAlS.

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80
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RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS
AND CAR TRUSTS.
Niaturing 1913 ~

FURNISHED by SNsrtwout & Appsnlellar, No.
~ Pine street,
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GUARANTEED STOCKS.

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sCoupons interchangeable. IRE sistered. tcou-
pons. sRcgistered and coupon.
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MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS,

sCFwrishsd By Frederic H. Hatch & Co.. New
Yert and Boston.)
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

stamped. iEx div. tIuterest TO b. add
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ok dividend.
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n.snts. p 9. NOV, Iul2 - 4.oUq
- equipments &. p c, Jan,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04
WANTED

NNVSWNFTS"NT@Ne'1
WANTED-Boy with wheel at High
land Pharmacy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04
Personal Property Loans.
MONEY TO LOAN.

on furniture. pianoa oTSanA hotHeS
wagons and other chRttsni also on
salaries ana warehouse receipts: a.
low 90 5000 ana a. hiE1 Al $4,000
Loans arc quickly MADE ana ntrlctly
private. Time--one month 20 one
year given. 0oods 20 remain IN youi
possoBnIon. Our rAtsS are reasonable
Cali and SEQ W before borrowing
SteamShlp tickets to ana from AL
parts OF the world
PRIVATE OFFICES--opsn Evenings
THO HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO.,
Rooms anu q, Grant BnIIding
sos v West Central Avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04
LEGAL NOTICES.
~~NO~~@A(NN~NS.
NOTICE OF SUIT.


state of New Mexico.
County nf Bernalilln, ss
~ tn" District Court for the Second
Ju0R15 District, sitting within and
for the County Of BcrnalillO. for the
trial of causes arising undet the laws
0f rhc state OF New Mexico.
Condemnation No. 9l79.
Tho Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fo
Railroad Company, Petitioner,
versus
T.. r.. Grecnlcaf. -. I. Barracat. Eloisa
Armiio. HIpolita Montoya. jose
Truiillu, AdOlfO Chavez, Joseph
Dreyfus, Felix Gallegos. Regina
Garcia, aud H. Hoch. Respondents,
To ElniSn ArmijO, ono or the de-
PENDANTS In the above entitled cause;
You ara hereby notified that suit
has been brought against you and the
other above named defendants by by
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fla
Railway Company To condemn certain
lands In their petition more fully DE-
scTibrd, for workshops, switches,
turn-outs and other railway purposes.
ana among the property I'm said petit
ton described are lots numbered two
co and three go n Block "a" in
the Juan Armijo addition 10 the CITY
Of Albuquerque. New Mexico. owned
by you,
You are further notified that the
time for hearing said petition has
been fixed for the Attn day OF jan
uary. 1918, at the Court House In
BcrnalilO County, New Mexico, and
that unless you appear on said day
and plead or defend. the relief prayed
Tor In said petition will be granted.
The names OF the attorneys for
the plaintiff are II. W. Dobson, Al
buquerquc. y. NJ. and Il. T.. Twltchel,
East Las Vegas, y. NJ.
(SeHD \, r. WALKER
Clerk of said Court.
THOS. X. u. MADDlSON,
DENNY.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04
REWARD EOR ARREST OF
HIILARIO RUIZ.

am authorized by Francisco Cab
.Idon 10 offer reward Of $4,000 for
he arrest Of Hilario RulE, wanted
Tor the murder OF Tranaito Gabaldon
u San Rafael on the ntBht OF No
lember rs. 1912. tF.
I am also authorised by the board
,f county commissioners OF Valencia
|ounty, New Mexico. to offer a reward
bf 5000 for the arrest OF thu SAID
|IilaTiO RUIZ. (SiKnedl
RUPERTO JARAMILisO.
Sheriff Of Valencia County.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04
aOswELL-vAUGHN AUTO LINE
(OArries U. Q. Haall)

caves Roswell ..,.....iO;t0 .. m
Arrives Vaughn ...... S:aB p m
Leaves Vaughn daily. sitS q. m
DRIVES Roswell ..s..... siOO .. m
GsAuto waits until l0;Oe .. n. toV
ngyhval Of u. p. q q. w. train no. ~
Fars one way. SlO. Round trip, tis.
Ice lbs. baggage carried free; sxosen
baRgaRo, SS.So per ice IbG Bn9eaon
up 20 1900 fbA carried.
Connections mAeo ~ Vauonn win
40 =. p. q q. W. and Santa Re tFpina
lOAsdrl Au9o o.. RoDweiI, u~nasa
oASllnsssa msfas vanoA@. ADnnaA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04

WANTED-Man To attend store three
hours dally--l2;lb To 2:l5 and q To
y. IN. Apply 200 South Second.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04

SlSOO-O-room double frame, bath.
electric tights. furnished; corner lot
near shops; rents for sac per month;
5000 Cnsh. balance \ per cent.
$780, -room DfscH. rfroucrfi. nrnr-
shops, easy terms.
12.G50--8-roOm, 2-stOry frnme dwell
ling. bath, electric lights: corner lot:
Attn ward on car line.
81. 300--G room brick, modern, cor
ner, ahnde. Outbuldings; Ath ward;
terms.
$4,000 49, s-ruom brick dwelling,
modern, hot wnter heat, good lOcR-
ton; Fourth wurd.
t4,OO0-9-TOom, 2 story prick. mod
ern, corner lot; West Central avenue:
$1,000 cash. balance 8 per cent.
t2,O00-5-roOm frame. modern; 50
foot lot: fourth ward. near car line;
5000 cash. balance easy payments.
MONEY To LOAN
FIRE INRURANOh
A. FleiSC her
IlI SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
Next TO POstOfIlcc. Phone O7l.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04

sCINIOL or MUSIC AND ACTING.
Lnt one desiring 70 take up work
on string or wind Instruments; In
Elocutlon or stage Work, call morn
inEs AT 1000, Harris Orpheum office.
corner Second and Coal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-04

kSyou are troubled with chronic
colisliputlon, the mild and gentle ei-
feet Of Chamberlain's Tablets makes
them especially suited 10 your case
lsoT sale by all drugglsts.-Adv.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-09-20

Miss Fay McKeyes was in Fl Paso,
wednesday.
A. o. Snyder and A, H. Snyder
were in FL Paso, over Sunday,
5. l.. Porter, of Virginia, is visit
ing his cousin, j. NJ McTeer.
Rev. II. NJ. Bruce will commence
series of meetings at Hondale,
Sunday afternoon.
Chas. Taylor has returned to
North Carolina to induce a bunch
of other good people to come to the
sunshine state.
w. T. Tossell has been very Sc
riously i'll for a few days, but we
are glad to note his great improve
ment, today.
Miss Lena Boyd is home from an
extended visit with relatives in Tex.
as.
Mrs. 5. A. Birchheld was in Lords
burg this week, on business.
Jas. Dawson has returned from
Indiana, where he went TO bury his
mother
W. W. Reese has returned from
an extended eastern trip.
j. A. Chittick and son have re-
turned from an extended visit with
friends in the East,
A fine bunch of Myndus people
were in, Tuesday, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. W. FAINT and son. J. A. Halter,
Drs. j, 7. and H. f.. Morris and
A. F. Mundell.
". D. Murray and +. A. layne
We're over from Silver City Wednes.
day.
The lady who lost her monogram
pin at the CryStal will please call
for same.
NJ. c. Rudolf leaves. Saturday.
for Madison, to enter the Universe
ty of Wisconsin.
DR. and Mrs. Keller left this week
for California accompanied by the
best wishes of legion of friends.
]. NJ. Green and wife left this
week for Indiana via New Orleans.
Inspector Fred d. Jack goes TO
San Francisco. Saturday, accompa-
nying a car of deportations.
Mrs. II. +. Cantrel returned
from Harrison, Arkansas. Thursday
where she was called four weeks ago
by the illness and subsequent death
of her father at that place. Mr..
and Mrs. Cantrell have been resi-.
dents of Deming since the first of
July and are domiciled with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. O. Pattberg.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-09-20
St. Luke's Church.

REV. JOHN W. HEAL, PRIEST IN
CHARGE.
Sept. 22d. Sixteenth Sunday after
Trinity. Services: Holy Commun.
ion ga. m;
Morning prayer and Sermon at
ii a, m;
Evening Prayer and Sermon $50
p. m.
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Let everyone try 10 be- present
once at least during the day.
Strangers always welcome.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-09-20
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN

Home grown Dwarf Milo Maize seed
for sale by the Clark Grocery Co. stf
Jersey bull for service. F.. +. At
kins. 26tf
For Sale: First. class Oliver tyne.
writer, No. 3. Good as new. $40. 90.
r. Bedichek. stiff
Horse and buggy for sale. See DIR.
Steed 2stf
Fresh vegetables received twice a
week at the Clark Grocery Co.
Sangre has rented houses in Deming
for six years and is still in the business.
See Lawrence j. Carter for electrical
work or repairs. eff
Call l69 for electrical work or re.
pairs. Work guaranteed eff
For Sale-l7 nice shoats Address
box 30, Hondale. 2w33
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-09-20
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1912.

hto. ~ ~ htiiy VIII Sltatti
company of ladies' at hearts" thi
afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Sherman entertaine,
the Presbyterian Social Circle. yes
terday afternoon.
Ten couple of jolly young peopl,
enjoyed pleasant hop at the Lera,
store, Tuesday evening.
W. j. Rountree and wife have q
fine new son at their home, born
Wednesday morning.
q. w. o. Martin is now proprie,
tor of the Zinszer, a modern apart.
ment house at Long Beach. They'll
find him a good man.
Lost, a cheap note book, valuable
only for the addresses it contained.
Finder will confer u favor by re-.
turning to this office.
Miss Joe Villa Watkins was shown
the mysteries of the beautiful Eas-
tern Star, Tuesday evening, a fine
luncheon following the excellent
work.
The Heist 4 Thompson Co. are at
tracing large crowds at the Comet
this week. They will have a spec
tally strong bill for Saturday night.
There is no raise in price 10 cents.
Mrs. Chris. Raithel entertained at
bridge. Wednesday afternoon, and
at hearts. yesterday afternoon, a
large company of ladies on both oc-
casions.
LETTER & Field have captured the
grand prize and one each first, Sec
ond and third prizes subscription
contests for the FL Paso Herald.
Going some.
1t is with much pleasure and sat
iSfaction that we welcome Bro. +.
L. Nallandigham AS editor n d
proprietor of the Headlight. He has
secured practicallyall of the stock of
the corporation and is now the big
boss. He is an upright. high-mind-
ed moral gentleman to whom it is
a pleasure to extend the fraternal
hand.
DR.. :. d. Swope was Dening' $
representative at the meeting of the
New Mexico Medical Association at
Roswell He delivered a strong adj.
dress on Medicine, Past, Present
and Future and was made chair.
man of the section Of the practice of
medicine. He was further honored
by being elected a delegate to the
American Medical Association at
Minneapolis.
A mammoth crowd enjoyed the
concert by the Demlng Band, at the
Park well, Sunday afternoon. under
the very able leadership of Prof.
Stanley. The well was kept run.
ming for time in order to let the
crowd see what a really good thing
it is.
The CLASSY growing community at
Myndus has an authoress who has
Won by her genius a place in the
world of letters. Her latest book
personifies the feline race in the
Memories of Mrs. Wallace Cat. -
There is moral running thru the
story teaching the utmost kindness
10 dumb animals. The whole Min.
bres Valley welcomes this bright
young woman.
Just as the band concert was clos.
ing up, Sunday evening. the alarm
of fire was sounded and people
rushed TO Henry Meyers barn in
the rear Of his Gold avenue home.
Very fortunately no breeze was stir.
ring and the barn only was con.
sumed. owing to the very efficient
work of the fire department with
the old fire fighter. J J. Noonan. on
the nozzle. Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer
had gone out for drive and only
returned to see the runis and To
thank the fireman and the neigh
bors for saving their home. As the
contents We're saved. except the hay
the loss will he only about 5000.
with no insurance.
ONE CENT WOPn NOt tIkah,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-09-20
North Side.

Blackham 4 Son have installed q
fine pumping plant for Mr.. Dryden
in time to insure water to irrigate
winter wheat and orchard. which
will go in this fall.
Mr.. Huber's six acres of beans
were a complete success without any
irrigation. proof of what can be
done on west side of Santa Fe.
The Hills place, under the able
management Of Mr., liver, is certain
~ coming to the front.
Mr.. Van Meter has finished a fine
l54 #. well for Mr. Rogers, who is
much pleased, likewise all north.si-
ders.
Mr.. Lenox has reached the second
stratum of water and will irrigate
the 10 acres he has cleared.
There is fine grass on the Hodg-
don homestead. rs fine as can be
found anywhere. j. b. is SO busy
looking after his goats this week he
cant stop to talk Bryan.
Huber brothers, Miss Huber, Mrs.
Frey and son and Mr.. liver spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr., and Mrs.
Dryden and Mr.. Bilbro. How to
proftably spend Sabbath afternoons
was the chief topic of conversation.
it being decided that a Bible Study
Class he organized, and it is hoped
that all north siders will join.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-09-20

WILLARD c. HOLT. EDITOR
MILTON w. oePuY. BUSINESS MGR.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-09-20
THE DEMING GRAPHIC

OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER DEMNo ESTABLISHED 1902
The Brinkley argus., 1912-08-16
FORESTRY PROBLEM l;! JAPAN
Little Brown Brot. .ers Have Safe guarded Themselves Against
 Destruction of Forests.

Just at the time when this country is beginning to struggle with the problem of husbandlng it's forest re sources. of protecting its mountain siopea, and of improving the water. ways, 1t Is Interesting to know that the Japanese have successfully at tacked the same problem, before the land suffered severely from the evil effects following dciorestaiicn. The far-sighted people of Nippon have foreseen the rcsu,ts of the destruction of their exten tive mountain forests. and lave safeguardei themselves by placing all of these under government control.
 The practice of forestry has been carried on in Japan for longer time than in any other country. For 1.2oo years the people of Japan have heeA planting and growing forests, with 6 success that has been 3 little short cf marvellous. Under careful manage ment. the Jaranese forests yield very high financial returns This high yield is only made possible by the clo-e utilization of every bit of the f ee TO ttat acarre'v a twig Is vast cd, and by the improvement of the r.owfh of tseir folests " carefully conducted tEianislS and tending. Tho >>s&4eI x ,-<. A1 A1.Et f3<ru3,j at fle Ve srl
The Brinkley argus., 1912-08-16
THE FOLLY OF WAR.

Millions of dollars have been raised for the rclia of the Fl tali, suff .Tars ail su i.lsas nunb,r of tears haye OazA ! in7l t cheeks of sy npltih zinl n l. manity to float a battleshlp, yet the nations of the earth contlnn to build dreadnoughts from which a single shell. sent hurt ling on it's way. would sink a ship more valuable and send more men to the bottom of the sea than paid the toll of death when the Titanic sank beneath the waves. And nations applaud as each new monster of the sea is launched and armored for the d strlctiol of humanity. This s great ilco 1slsse1cy of oat; w ,ica weeos in time of peace wlsa men drown while o1 luxuriou, cruise but applauds when its navy's superior marks manship sends thousands of brave men to the bottom of the de ID in order to gain power and prestige throughout the universe and gratify the passions of war. -Jo1eboro Tribune.
The Brinkley argus., 1912-08-16
THE devotion of the Arkansas

THE devotion of the Arkansas whiskey gangsters to the cause of local option is remarkable. They have for years corrupted legislatures and debauched men to prevent the growth of the local option sentiment in Arkan- sas and now since the question is another step forward for tem- perance they figure that the best thing for them to do is to mas uuerade as local optionists and thus do their best to scuttle the ship. To all thinking, fair minded men. it is plain enough that the whiskeyites will not stop at anything to carry apolnt. They will even scrape up rene- gade preachers to testify for them.