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Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-05-16
CHANGES NTHE
SCHOOL Law.

Ihe legislature OF 1918 made
some changes in the school law. 1t
has not been published yet, but as
soon as it is l shall be glad to mail
any one copy who desires it.
l shall give the principal changes
as | understand them.
SIX MONTHS SCHOOL.
The $l25,OOO which has here
tofore been distributed per capita
and the 100000 which has been
distributed among the weak coun-
ties to make four months has been
combined and $4,000 added max
ing $25O,00O which under the new
law will be apportioned per capita
to all the counties of the state. We
shall likely receive about $lO31.G0
from this fund.
Before any county can ask for
any apportionment from the state
it must provide four months
school term or as near it as a levy
of fifteen cents on the hundred dol
lars valuation Of property and forty
five cents on each poll will give.
The full levy will not give four
months in this county so a part of
the $1O31.OO will have to be used
to make it. 1t will take at least
$2625O0 for one month and unless
we get something like $525O.OO
from the Equalizing Fund we shall
not be able to run six months. /
hardly think it likely that we can
have six months this year but /
think it will be more than four.
| COMPULSORY ATTENDANCE
The legislature passed a compul-
sorry attendance law requiring all
! children from eight to fourteen
years to attend school continuously
unless such child shall live two and
one-half miles or more by the near
est travelled route from the school
house; or if any child's physical OF
mental condition, as attested by
any legal physician, is such that
renders his attendance impossible
he is excused. And in cases of ex.
treme poverty if it can be proven
that the parent cannot provide the
necessary clothing the pupil may
be excused. \
The penalty for violating the
compulsory attendance law is no1
less than $5 nor more than $25 an6
upon failure or refusal to pay such
fine the parent or guardian SO con
victed shall be imprisoned in the
county Jail not exceeding 80 days.
APPOINTMENT OF SCHOOL
COMMITTEE.
The county board of education
this year is to appoint one commit
teeman for three years, one for two
years and one for one year ane
each year thereafter to appoint
only one committeeman as the va
cancies occur. This leaves two ex
perienced committeeman on the
board all the time.
ELECTION OF TEACHERS.
The only other material change
of which | know is that hereafter
teachers must file their applications
for schools with the county suner
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HEAVY SNOW IN THE
WINTER WHEAT BELT
Market Closes Unsettled and
Lower; Corn Prices Higher
and Provisions UP.

CHICAGO. Feb. s.-IWheat sagged to-
day as a result OF heavy snow dispell-
Ing cold weather danger IN the winter
crop belt. The market closed unsettled
at a decline OF &c 10 &C net. Corn fin
ished aGac to &c up; oats, unchanged 10
sixteenth higher. and provisions dearer
by 2t05c to 12ic.
Ohio, as well the southwest, had a
share In the snowfall! that discouraged
the wheat bulls. Toledo sent word that
the crop outlook was fine, the best so
Tar this season. Greatly increased Of
ler!ngs OF cash wheat to arrive at Kan
sas City and here reflected similar con
dltlons on a wide scale Other depress-
Ing factors were huge world shipments
and the smallness of the visible supply
decrease
Assertions that thirty-hve boat loads
had been taken by exporters at the sea-
board brought about a slight upturn in
the wheat market during the last df-
teen minutes. In this connection a good
deal OF notice was taken OF the small
impression that tho declines here have
made on values across the Atlantic.
Corn attracted remarka BILE support on
account OF statements that. owing to
would be less than half the previous
years total. 1t was also current gos-
sip that farmers were selling but little
at country stations west, On the other
hand, business in oats proved slim and
fluctuations not more than q shade
Provisions rallied owing to purchase Of
1000 tierces OF lard by brokers thought
TO be acting for packers. The world
stock OF lard showed only small In
crease compared with a liberal gain a
year ago.
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u. P. Unchanged.

Union Pacific closed unchanged after
fiuctuating two points. No detuils were
forthcoming regarding the Southern Pa
cliic dissolution, although II Is felt there
VIII be larger supply OF Southern Pa
citic for trading purposes. That some
selling has occurred In anticipation OF
allotments is indicated BY the drop in
the price 10 Jog. The shares closed fairly
steady at loss OF E.
American Can Is suffering severely
from too much good news. Almost any
one can tell you that the stock is TO be
placed on a or per cent dividend basis
this week Without questioning the cor
rectness OF this prophecy the insiders
who anticipated their dividend action
find a recedinE market in which 10 ca ash
their profits.
Reading showed strength which may
De attributed 20 reports OF earnings for
the first half OF the fiscal year. As tho
shares or this company have been closely
manipulated the activity need not be
taken seriously.
Time money was quotably firmer. but
offerings were small. Another million
dollars in gold was Withdrawn for export
late on Saturday and tho Paris dernn nd
was apparently as strong today as II was
last week
The stock market closed ragged with
little sign OF any immediate Dnprove-
ment.
Closing Stock List,
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WIFE OBJECTS TO
HUSBANDS STORIES

Her husbands prediction for stories
OF the unwashed sort and his taste for
literature not the best. is made the
ground for divorce suit fled In the dis
trict court yesterday by Ruth Iarlng
habit, she AYERS. OF coming home with a
collection OF vulgar jokes and forcing
her 10 listen TO them. Also he insists
upon reading literature OF the same sort
TO her. she charges.
Grnco Olsen. who also has FLED suit
for divorce from Theodore Olsen, charges
that he has been guilty OF extreme cruel
~ in that he will not allow her TO visIt
her relatives nor her reia tives to visit
her. Extreme jealousy on his part
makes life unbearable. according 10 the
complaint. spch jealousy and dlstrust ex-
tending even TO the grocer's boy and the
huckster who comes To the house 10 sell
vegetables.
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LITIGATION DELAYS
LETTING OF CONTRACT

Because Of the filing OF a suit against
the Wright Osborn company, In which
the board of educatio Is made de-
fendant. the buildings and grounds com
mittee of the board did not let the con-
tract yesterday for the completion OF
the heating and ventilating work at the
new high school building. No action will
We taken until after the return of NJ. u.
Wilson, the boards attorney. who is out
OF the city. Another meeting proba bly,
will be held Thursday OF this week. at
which the matter will be settled.
p, ]. Moran is In line for the contract.
having been the lowest bidder. How
ever, the board does not desire to pro-
coed with the old contract, which was
taken out OF the hands Of the Wright
Osborn company, until IL Is sure OF the
legal grounds for its action.
The suit filed yesterday was brought
by the Salt Lake Transfer company 10
recover for services rendered the
Wrlght Osborn company.
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Drives Off a Terror

The chief executioner of death m tine
winter ano spring months is pneumo.
MIA. It's advance agents are colds and
grip. In any attack by one of these
maiadies no time should be lost in tax.
inp tho best medicine obtninable 10
drive it off. Countless thousands have
found this to be DR.. Kings New Dis.
eovery: my husband Il believes s it has
or four times writes Mrs. George Y
Place, Rawsonville, VT, "and for
coughs, colds aud Group We have never
found it's equal Guaranteed for al
bronchial affections. Price so cents
and $1.0O Trial bottle free at Schramm
johnson, drugs. (Advertisement)
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS
Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 3.-Cattle-Re-
ceIpts, 1000, including 1900 southerns
market. steady to 10 cents higher. Ma
az rs: southern COWS and helfers. So ,l59
6 20; native cows and heifers. s4a7. 90
stoci7ers and feeders s5.75d7.5o bulls
s566.25: calves, So b0@S 70; western
steers So 506S: western COVE, SJGp6 80
Hogs-Reccipts. 5000; market, steady
30 sc higher. Bulk, 81. .ao@7 90: heavy
81 35T7 80; packers, 81 40@7 ,55; light
81 iOGJT .523; pigs. Sc. 25WT
Sheop-Recelpts. 5000; market. l0615c
higher Muttons, S4G5 so; Colorado
lambs. 81. 7.7591S. 80: range wethers and
yearlings, s517.jo: range ewes. 81. 25@5
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Elgin Butter.
ELGIN, Feb, s.-sutter. aac.


Mrs, 8. 8. s.. Van Buren, St, King
ston. Y. Y. (fuIl name furnished on
applcution), had such decided benefit
from using Foley's Honey s. Tar Com
pound that she shares her good fortune
with othors. She writes; Foley s
Honey 6 Tar Compound brought my
voice back TO me during severe case
Of bronchitis and laryngitis. Oh. how
many people ] have recommended 1t
to- Schramm- ] ohnso Drugs. 1.-The
Never. .Su bstitutors. Five 80 Good
Stores. advertisements J
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Condition of Treasury.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 3.-The condition
OF the United States treasury at the be
ginning of business today was:
Working balance, $50, 436.GS4
In banks and Philippine treasury s32,-
61S,05d
Total OF general fund. $146.ST1 ,02s.
Receipts Saturday, s2,SlS. 4S2.
Disbursements. S2.1il $50
The surplus this fiscal year is S5.5c1,
7SS, as against a deficit OF S21, SAL 100
last year.
The receipts, disbursements etc, ex-
clude Panama canal and public debt
transactions.
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COPPER STARTS THE
WEEK At OLD PRICES
Lead Also Unchanged on the
New York Market; Silver
Fraction Higher.
:.

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Copper-.Wealv,
spot and February, 10 25c bid March and
April, SIS 12IU15 62kc1 May, s15@l5 .62lc;
electrolyt!c, SIC SOC; lake, S16 5001G 75c
castings. S1Gml6.25c.
Tin-Weak; spot. sS9. 25@6o; February,
$40 goa 20 80; March. S4s. 45@49.15. April.
s4S. G5614s.
Lcad-Steady; Sl.2565. .35
Spelter-Easy; Sc .55GG.75
Antimony-Nomnal: Cookson's. 1915.
lron-Irregular: No. northern. SIS so a
1916; No, northern, siS1fS so: No i
southern, SIS. 25glS.75; No. l southern
soft. s18M1S.50.
Copper exports this month. 1863 tons
London copper. easy; spot. 26e 12s sd:
futures. G69 los. Local exchange sales,
tin: fifty tons. London tin. weak; spot
9224 los; futures. G222. London lead,
els lis Sd. London spelter s26. Iron,
Cleveland warrants, Cos lad in London
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and their lack OF confidence IN the gen
erai situation suggests the thought that
perhaps the settlement of tho Balkan
dlfticuity will bring serious commercial
distress on the continent. Viewing tho
situation as whole thero is little In
duceinent TO encourage optimism In tho
immediate course OF prices
steel common was under pressure cioa-
ing with a loss Of one point for the dav
Rumors OF labor troubles abound, not
withstanding the recent increases in
wages, with every indication that orders
show some falling off
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New York Produce

NEW YORK, Feb 3.-Flour, quiet but
steady: receipts. $4,000 barrels; ship
ments. go 900 barrels.
Wheat-spot, easy; No. 2 red, s1.o9h
elevator and Sill T. o. b. afoat nom
inal; No. northern Duluth, $1,000 f. o,
b. afloat. Futures are easier owing TO
improved weather In the west, large
worlds exports and Indifferent cables.
closing 3@sc net lower. Export sales
were 30 loads, mostly old business. May,
9es@99 7-16c, closed at sasc; July closed
at 9zbc: September closed at 95fc. Bond :
ed wheat: May closed at 96ic: July 9Ggc.
Receipts. 125.oO0 bushels; shipments.
226.000 bushels.
Hops, steady.
Hides. firm,
Petroleum. steady.
Wool, steady.
Raw sugar, steady, Mnscovado SO
test. 2.9sc; centrifugal, 90 test, 3.4Sc;
molasses sugar, SO test, 2.73c; refined,
steady.
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Coffee Futures Steady.

NEW YORK. Feb S.-Coffee futures
opened steady at an advance OF to 6
points and ruled generally firm on COW
ering OF shorts trade buying and bull
support. Realizing caused irreguarity In
the late trading: but the close was
So, $50 bags. Closing bids: February,
1S.15c; March, 1880; April, 13,5Sc: May,
1860; June. 1860: July, 13.7Sc: August,
1870; ,September lS.s4c; October, 1870:
Nov vember, 1375c; December, lS,71c;
January. 13.70c.
Spot coffee, firm; Rio Is, 1850; Santos
AZ. 15ac; mild coffee. quiet, Cordova, 1bg
M16c nominal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04
|ElR0YS SLEEP
vi Lake City People Testify to
/ This.

salt .leep NJ night
hNhe and pains Of a bad back
s ySu have 10 get up from uri-
Sablss.
" hdnsys are at fault
slsz working Alright with Doan S
rnlk.
ss proof OF their efficiency:
" Booth, 634 South Twelfth
- salt Lake C!ty. Utah, says:
in'ls statement / gave in 1906,
eshlng Doan S Kidney Pills still
tM. still take this remedy oc.
~ and find that it keeps me
mons kidney trouble. There
SHtSs across the small OF my
Ri aid not rest well. I could
Atsn without changing my po,
MT few minutes and when
~ .hAIp twinges darted throu oh
% Kidney Pills, procured al
yoen'cn's Drug Store, went
Il ~ oi my trouble at once, and
" .oag before was able ia
~ comfort. Continued use en-.
snef'td IDy trouble, improving
astion 10 every way
a. sehrsnum.J ohnson g Drug
NY Lake City, Utah, and BIZ al
riMe, Soc. Foster MiIburn
Sns- .lS New York, Sole Agents rot
@S' the name-Doan Sand
MH' tAdyertisement.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04
FII MARKET 1!I. DULL
| IND VERY ERRAIlc
10 Stimulate Interest
| trion Pacific and Stand
/ ard Oil Fails.
|,EsroRs LYING LOW
N. IIuerances of Cover
Act as a Check
/ n Waiting Buyers,
=. ppoADAN WALL
" >cus Service,

/ -,,,onal News Service
= YORK. FEB. 9.-The investor
~ :. ,hs grourdhog sees a shaoo"
- !. IA. retired to his hole
-.I,y.s market was erratlo.
10 ,S'ss an and sometimes almost
" ensnlne was quiet. An at
J" v,ade TO stimulate interest
~ ,ss T In Rock Island stocks. a
si,sSS' T,9,s Pacific and a furry In the
ON IN The declaration OF a s4o
rr vi ,hs shares of the Standard
: :. ~ n New jersey. These incl,
r,rsr were not effective and
80 'S ssrs largely left TO the tender
re r, room trader. who, though
~. srtend his short position
~ dIificult for q politician 70
~, law that could curb activity
~, York stock exchange az much
I, r's;s utteranoes of Governor
y, has effectively checked q
: s.slrs on the part OF the investor
-. new Issues or what might
y. 4. oonsldsred an attractive bnsis
=, uoIled The market for many
Il, ssulles that are really at
IL, !, eolrr prices.
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4. for the Best.

|I,-s.-al,ly .or those who make the
| .,,rs,nt of funds "A business,
h sae likelihood OF any immediate
10 n the better, nor can 1t be said
~ ,ablsheI cabinet OF the Dresi-
rrfsrs renewal OF confidence.
= es,e circumstances Wall street is
n n kT "rhlstl!ng 10 keen up his
RAJ when he expresses the hope
b rY revision will not materially
II ktssS
iviri hank statement proved q
|ap.'rsnl and the news from
IL 6s the Weekend does not help
i rrsJ sl,untion. Paris reports n
u o. gold. this from a center
p ,.csle are no; Door. but frugal.
|tz,1y thsy do not propose 10 let
E-EF metal slip from their grasp
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Chicago.

CHICAGO. Feb. 3.--Cattle-Reeeipts.
%. 900; market, steady. Beevos, $3.50
9.20; Texas steers, S+904a.''; western
stecrs Sc .GOD7 30; stocEers and feeders.
81, 75GT7 go cows and hclicrs. 80 ,90d
Z "a: calves, $6.507l0.
Hogs-Receipts. 40, oo0; market. SLOW.
shade above Saturdays average Light.
81 olTT 70: mixed. 81 45@7.7O; heavy,
81 3OGET 70; rough. $1,000 a: pigs.
S66T .f5; bulk, 81 soar. G5
Shcep--Eeceipts. $4,000: market. steady
IN strong. Native. "a .GO05 %; western,
"A 75@5 So: yearlings. S6.3517,T5; lambs,
native. SO 60@T. 20: western, So 6o@s,7o.
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Evaporated Fruits.

NEW YORK, Feb, 9.---Bvaporated ap-
pies, quiet; fancy, 7A@sbc; choice, $40
6bc; prime. 5a6Gc.
Prunes, easy; CALIFORNIA; up TO 30-iOs,
40117c; Oregon. 5b69Ac.
Apricots, quiet; choice. 101@1lc; extra
choice. 11@11bc; fancy. 123glSc:
choice. 6s@7c; fancy, 7a6sc.
Rsdsins, dull and easy; mpscatels G@
63c: choice to fancy seeded, 5aG69c;
seedless, 5a86Sc; London layers, S1.40@
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04
Famous Stage Beauties

look with horror ON Skin Eruptions,
Blotches. Sores or Pimples, They
don 4 have them. For all such troubles
nse Bucklen s Arnica Salve. It glori.
fies the face. Excellent for Eczema or
Salt Rheum, IL cures sore lips, chappod
Bands. cbilblains; heals burns, cuts and
bruises. Unsurpassed for piles, 25c ct
Schramm Johnson. drugs.
(Adyertisemen ent)-
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ST. Louis Wool

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 5,-Wool, steady
medium grades. combing and cloth Ing
aal n 26c: Hight. fne. l9mMc; heavy. fine
i3m1sc: tub-vashed, 27W36c.
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Omaha.

SOUTH OMAHA. Feb. @.-Cattle--Rc-
ooipts 1900; market. steady To- strong.
Native steers. Sc. iocos. %: cows and heif-
era. sIm7; western steers. 81 5OWS; Texas
steers. 81 5Se16 %; range cows aud hclt-
crs. So. 75eG6 GO: calves t5 .5oIe
Hogs-Receiptg. 5000 market, steady.
Heavy. 81, ,90M7.S5: light 81 .SoTT.S5,
pigs. s6n7; hulk, 81 .2597 30.
Shccp-Receipts, 5000: market steady.
Yoarlings SO 50@7 2S; wcthcrs. sj65. rs;
lambs ST7SW2 so.
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Chicago Produce.

CHICAGO. Feb. s.-Buttcr firm:
crca meries. 27@34Ic.
Eggs firm; receipts. G15s cases: al
mark cases included 20GD23c: refrigcra-
tor flrsts 17R17ic; frsts 24c.
Potatoes steady; receipts ~ cars WIS
cons!n 4@m47c; Michigan 45H f7c; MIN
Live poultry steady; turkeys. 15c;
chickens lac. springs, Ne.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04
Flax, Oats and Rye.

MINNEAPOLIS. Feb 3.-No, 8 yellow
corn. 433m43sc.
No q white oats, 31@31sc-
No. rye, 55@57lc-
Bran, $3.50.
Flour. first patents, S4,3O@465; second
patents, $4l564.50, first clears 5000
$40: second clears. S2.5O@2.6O.
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Money Market.

NEW YORK. Feb. 3.-Money on call,
flrmer. 21@29 per cent: ruling rate, %;
closing bid, %; offered at e.
Time loans, frmer, sixty days, 3b@J2
Prime mercantile paper, It95 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business In bankers bills at 81 SO. 16 for
siXty-day bills and at SiS7.4e for de-
mand.
Commercial bills. s4.S2.
Bar silver, 622c.
Mexican dollars 4Slc.
Government bonds, firm.
Railroad bonds, irregular
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04
PERFECT EQUIPMENT

Costs money, but it does perfect work,
We have it. Century Printing Co., 55-
81 Postofiice place. ADVERTISEMENT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04

NEW ORLEANS. Feb 3.-Cottou.
spnt quiet. unchanged: middling,
IL 1-I6c. Sales. 400 bales
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-04
Cotton Mark Of.

NEW YORK. Feb. 9.-Cotton closed
steady, net unchanged to points lower.
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Lungs Were Affected
Now In Good Health

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New York Bonds

Total sales for the day, es2,o chart.