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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-04
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ASSESSM EMIT NO. 5.

o. X. Silver Mining & Milling COM
pany; principal place Of business, Salt
Lake City, Utah: location Of mines, In.
dian Springs, Tooele county. Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
nE s1iysp OF MintnE 5he & Mining companv on o. ,s a
on the 7th day OF March. 1918. assess.
mcnt No 5 OF one-half 90 cent per
share was levied upon the capital stock
of the corporation, issued and outstand
Ing, payable Immediately to the score
tary at his offce. 1885 Beck street. Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Tuesday the
18th day Of April, 1913. will be DELINQUENT
md advertised for sale at public auction
and unless payment Is made before, viii
be sold on Saturday. the 10th day Of
May. 1918, at 10 o'clock a. m, at the
secretary's office. TO pay tho delinquent
assessment thereon. together with tho
costs OF advertising and expense of
GALE H. M HOLT,
Secretary.
First publication. March IL. 1918,
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SAFEGUARDING
THE CONTEST

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Of the city most eminent men,
whose names will be announced
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|Ij}I MARKET IS
| bull AND NOMINAL
|,,,r1v Half of the Days
|rnnsactions Occur in the
Last Hour.
pppERs ARE HIGHER
sIthsr Rise Expected on Ac-
,ount of Strength of
The Metal.
pc BRoADAN WALL,
| News Service.

!. ,r,,na,ional News oei eiNtee'
IN yoRK, April S.--An April mar
IN ", dull and uncertain at times,
,c,ye aud thoroughly sprinslike
Iy :, other times. developed in the
a s,ocs exchange today. Nearly
. ,odsy's transactions occurred in
~. Hour with q sharp rise In price
essIsded brokers' Of other and hap
= ~ market opened duh with narrow
- steel showed Il gain and rose
4 :; Canadian Pacific started with a
- n ovor q point. Stocks grew dull
~ S.rllue in Rubber common u fe3 =
Tbe shares opened at 81. but
-,,.s 10 s93 on mixed rumors regard"
,es outcome Of the dividend meeting
\. h,u later In the day, Steel turned
~ but found level at o.. Union
|e5- touched 1888. Reading was, active,
- A 1921. Chesapeake declined 10
:, minors OF flood damage. About
II On became active and strong and
|Ss,- made sharp recovery to 64l.
|'-t,rsiel which grew firm on re-
IL II Increased demand for the metal,
IL zc,Ive on buying orders executed
4 ,1ktrs known TO represent the pro-
- interests. Traders called this
Z s,sp and aided the movement.
Ia tIrs vas printed on the tape, buy
. srlers appeared in volume on the
Cen rose sharply To 37l, Amalga-
"a Copper touched 67t. The market
|.sesd great strength. which brought
IA hurried covering movement that
~ % nearly every stock on the list.
II Esd strong at G3l and Union Pa
Il rss active al los. Reading, on
LIZ radlng, rose 10 l66s
',fs we're many sharp advances in
II sgues With general breadth and
liz that promises n better market
[ fpB This sudden Improvement was
|figtel 10 the report from Washing
L tai The presidents attitude on the
- sopld be more conserva tive than
|ruii
/ y fireet is promised A further rise
i > copper stocks, continuation OF
|R'ancs In the Can shares and early
ezcnt favorable 10 Reading stock
~
/ b money was renewed at 4 ner cent
uut funds in fairly good supply
ID r' rent
| y ,tc'k market is apparently firmly
~ hhdS cf strong specula tive bank
rhp are disposed to advance their
|ahes. The street VIII welcome any
f9<ss 10 rescue II from the bull
~ Of Inactivity
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COPPER STRONG AMI
PRICES ARE HIGHER
Electrolytlc Is Selling at
s15.37 IL to $3.50 on
New York Exchange.
Observation-Disclosures.

NEW YORK, April s.-conn.rc,ro,n
- SSlaMaard spot, April and NAV, S1575m
80; June and July, s14.756i5.1o; elee
troiESlc, oSl5.37ml5.50; lake, sl5.50. cast
:, Iln-Easy; spot and April, s47S5oS47 7s.
NAY, S1t;35 @ $40. June S4676147e5.
I,ead-Steady: s43O6440.
Spelter-Quiet; S4.s54695.
6rEon-Steady and unchanged.
m"Ppep arrivals, $50 tons; exports this
rui|rh Ul.uoh copper. steady; spot, E67 l5s:
,,,,en london IN. easy; spot, c2i7 Is Cd;
London lead. G16 SIS ed.
London spelter, G25,
London. 'n'S' 0os "u IN
Closing Stock List.
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NeT York Money

u, ,iSmh, april 3.-Moncy on call
r dfsIsst p1r cent; ruling rate, I per
.S's Old u per cent. offered al
= IA ~. steady; sixty and ninety
y. m,s '@ months. ;Sm5 per cent.
|s-l,s vsnulc avshlc paper. 5ld6 per cont,
|h,T efcnahgc. Arm, with actual
hl.v u tp1 ppehk@rs' bills at si,S3.S0 for
- o''F' and at $iST25 for de-
|s .lrer. SIC. S''-''
.ss dollars. i7Ic
anehl bonds. steady.
'''o Bonds. irrcs1laT
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RANGE OF THE LEADING FUTURES.

Closing cash grain

Closing cash grain
Wheat-So. red si.0eepl.05; No : red p5csT
800; No. hard. ooI3a9fc. No 9 bard sada3c;
NO. northern 2idalisc No . northern. sodaic:
NO. 3 northern. ss1ssc. No. spring Ss6e0c No
) spFlnE. S5qsIc; No. spring soQS5c. vclve,
chnff, s26oIc durum. ss0a5c
Corn-No. yclloE. 5o5tc; No. 5. 53GA-c; No.
white. 5Sd5fac. No. 3 ycliop,. 52n ngf5llsc: No.
4: 59g51c: No. whio. S2%95Sc No. yellow.
oats-No. white. 3ssa37isc No white.
S3hg5il5c: No. white. 3295ic. standard.
;5Isg35Ic.
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Seventh Award
Columbia
Regal With Records
Value $4,000

The height of the tRegal' is 35%
inches-convenient for winding and for
replacing records aud needles. The top
is 16M by 17h inches. The finish Of
the mahogany is perfect. The motor is
driven by a double spring, playing three
records at one winding. The tone
quality and tone volume produced by
the Columbia rcproducer, tone arm and
continuous tone chamber regulated at
will by means of the toue"control shut
ters, are beyond comparison with tho
best results possible not so long ago.
On exhibition at the Daynes- -Beebe
Music Co., DO So, Main.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-04

NEW YORK. April S.--Coffee futurcs
opened steady April, il.33c. May. I1.5oc.
June. II soc; July, 1850; August. 1l59o;
September. 1l.SSc October ll:sfc. NO
yeinber, II Soc: December, l1.90c: Janu-
ary. February and March, 11.elc.
Spot barely steady. Rio No 11sc;
santos No. 4. 13gc Mild dull CordoVa.
I5MlIc.
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New York Produce.

NEW YORK, April s.-Flour, quiet but
steady. Wheat opened spot steady: No
. red. s1.11a elevator and SlI3 e. o. b.
afloat. Futures: May. 9Sgc; July. 973c;
September. 963c.
Hops, quiet.
Hides, steady.
Wool, steady.
Petroleum. steady.
Raw sugar steady. Muscovado, s295:
centrifugal. s345; molasses sugar, $40;
refined, steady.
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Chicago Produce.
CEJChG

CHICAGO, April 3.-Butlcr-weak
Creamerias, 27M34c
Egss-Stcady, At mark, cases in
cludeds 16@17c; storage firsts. 1Sc
firSts, lie.
Potatoes--Steady. Michigan, 45n47c
Minnesota, i3@47c; Wisconsin, 4oM4sc
Poultry-Steady. Dressed turkeys ISc
live chickens, 17c: springs. 17c
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ct I.nnia Wool.

ST. LOUIS. April 3.-Wool, steady.
Medium grades conbing and clothing.
9$5M2ec; light fine, 19N21c; heavy fine
l3GlSc. tub washed, 21@S6c
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hVap0rate6 Fr,it-

\ ,as,1 April 3.-Eyapora,cd ap-
|SESt ''fm s1I.. FOR large sizes.
|a.sss d. Irm.
|k1.. ,grlet.
l.edIes. dhn choice 10 fancy seeded.
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THE CONTEST rs:

1t consists of IT pictures. Each picture repre-
sents the title Of a book. You simply solve the
pictures TO those most successful will be given
the wonderful prizes listed here. Start today.
The contest costs you nothing It's free
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HEIGHT, LIE6MANN & co.

The co-partncrship heretofore existing
between the undersigned in the business
OF dealing In WOOL under the name of
Hecht, bebmann g. Co, at $50 Summer
street. Boston. Massachusetts. has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent
Any Of the undersigned is authorized 10
sign in liquidation.
HARRY LIEBMANN,
SUMMIT l.. HDCHT,
SIMON L. HECHT.
Boston. April |, 1918.
The undersigned have this day formed
a new partnership under tho name Of
Hecht, Liebmann & Co, to conduct the
business OF dealing in wool at ESQ sum
mer street, Boston, Massa chusetts. in
succession TO the partnership heretofore
carried on under the same name.
HARRY IIEBMANN,
SIMON z. HECHT.
s, FRANK FRANKENSTEIN.
Boston, April /, 1913. 81
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-04
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, April 3.-Cotton closed
steady but net unchanged 10 II points
lower
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@'1STocK QUOTATIONS..
Chicago.

Teak nprll 3.-Hos-Receipts.
'qi Az h 70 Sqloc lower than Yes,
! Ei6S.aEe, Bulk, so.OSG3 10.
"a 49, mixed. sS.90aa.3S;
rSsS s:AZO; rough, ss65ms.S0,
y hshsre $500. Strong "a =
4. &iGa- ss.eeres, SIlO@e.36; Texas
y, slceksr, western steers. s,aO
az htlferv aHo 10 feeders. $6.l0ms.l5:
Il s9'-o@S-lo; calves, So. 90
20 Natl, 1900 Steady 10 a
siA: ysa.,,, yss,se, ss.0o@T0O: western
rs EO6SSs.n1hss. sT.o0Ms.oo: lambs,
e'''e' western. S7ohNs ~
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Condition nf Traaclnrm

SSaallNGToN. April 3.-The condi-
' ,niled states treasury at the
oi business today was.
81. Oalahce ..:.,.:......s So.12g,5i9
& and In Philippine
80 y. ...;;...........,. i2.227. $50
.estsrday ...,s.. 2.l2S.a5A
|h s,ninN .' ..::...-,-,.. 1907. 1873
\ !, 'Op.us this fiscal year is siS.ol2,-
4 ~, 'hS deficit Of SO, 2Si
~ asI e lor receipts and disburse-
~ e surplus and deficit exclude
a 'ahal and public debt transact
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Omaha,

go NHHA; ~; April S.-Cat,le-Re.
>sN; cous saisher. Native steaTs
s stssrs' a. .aena helfers, Sc. .ooSs 90
neOss'7Ss and hcifors. S.. 5c@T.5S:: B:
81; isHn,,s Il 1850 Lower. Heavy.
s ; ass,Issllsa sIslsa, ss.7S@Ss. ss7S,SS PIGS '8'So@
SssssJsSs wethcrs,' 's'ss, ss.aSGSssa7g5; Ssag; !;
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Send stamp The Trbunes circular giving
all details, or call The Tribune office.
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Coffee Futures Steady,

Total gaics for tho day. HI.eco shares
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Kansas CIy

y 10. S'iTd; in1;; April 3.-Cattle-Re.
y . ioc 1hJ,,nusding 400 southcrns
49,. sor,hs sneF, Native Steers
90 Cows wsaeIA steers. s6.750s,T5
u COWS and and heifers, s450@S. 90
St ana aSho hsiTers, Sd.5oMS36
,sss; calv.ssd l,vesders, ss.565s.25; bulls
II HSGSEes.' sS.00@s.o0: westerr
V' western cows. 81. 500
'eNs; hse,,ns, 5000, Weak. Bulk
sSrersa y ss.soms. 80: packer.
ls F.75sSis;; sSis;;SsS.@o.o5; light. $3.50
kASS'aBB,ts 1000. Strong Mn,t
tsa c,ooiorado. lambs. s7.50@
'''s' sVes. g. ss51S lSoe1yE 1yEesa66llnss. ar s5.5'
Tensas gazette., 1913-01-24

Gen. T. w. Csstlemsn, formerly Of
Tensas parish, La, will enjoy the dis
hnction of being one Of the first civilians
to pass through the Panama Canal when
one Of Uncle Sans Men-of-War make
the initial trip next October.
General Castleman is well-known in
this section, having resided in Tensas
parish, La, for q number Of years, going
later TO New Orleans to reside. He is q
brother to Mr.. R. L. Castleman Of this
county.
At present he Ia engaged in writing q
history Of Louisisna's Civil War veter-
ans.
Tensas gazette., 1913-01-24

Funeral services over the body Of w.
A. Petty, farmer Of the Waterproof,
Ua) neighborhood, who died Friday
afternoon, of pneumonia, after q brief
illness, was held at the grave yesterday
afternoon at the city cemetery. The SER
vice was conducted by Rev. H. B. Wat
kins, pastor of the Jefferson Street Meth
odist Church.
The deceased was the father of Mr..
Claude Petty, formerly clerk in the
Adams drug store, in Main street, and
was popular among q wide circle of
friends and acquaintances.
The funeral was held from the NJ, H.
& L. train on its arrival yesterday after
noon from Waterproof.
Tensas gazette., 1913-01-24

Readers Of the religious press will be
interested in an announcement which
has just been made by the Moody Bible
Institute in the columns Of the Christian
Worker' Magazine. Il states that the
Rev. r. r. (Bob) Jones, OF Montgomery,
Ala, has become identified with the
Moody Bible Institute as one Of the evan
gelists, working under the direction of
Its extension Department, and that the
first meeting conducted under this new
arrangement viii be held in Scranton,
Pa, where successive evangelistic mis-
sions will be conducted in two sections
Of the city.
This action on the part Of the Moody
Bible Institute would indicate that il is
reaching out in its evsngelistic endeavors,
as Mr.. Jones is recognized as one Of the
leading evangelists Of the South, and has
impressed himself most favorably also in
cities In the North where he has conduct.
ed services.
Mr.. Jones is still a young man, but he
has won his way through hard work and
faithful training TO place Of great prom
inence and greater usefulness in church
circles throughout the South. He was
licensed to preach at the age Of fifteen
years, and has held evangelistic meetings
In all the Gulf States, rs . result Of
which more than thirty thousand people
have been received into the Churches on
confession of faith. He has been chosen
to succeed Rev. Sam Jones in the man.
agement Of the great tabernacle meeting
which is held in Cartersville, Ga, each
year. Rev. L. w. Mnnhall, Of German
town, Pa, says: "In all my long and
wide experience ! know iof no one who
is being more honored Of God as an
evangelist than Bob Jones. He is un-
swervingly loyal TO the Bible and the
standards Of the historic faith, and has
que rations of very high order" Rev.
Geo. Z. Guile, formerly pastor Of the
First Church Of Augusta, Ca, will be
associated with him Is BibleR Teacher and
speaker for extra meetings.
Tensas gazette., 1913-01-24

and more particularly described In survey
made under the direction and BY autnorlIy
OF GOV. N. c. Blanchard under date OF June
2. 1903, being transferred to said Board OF
Commissioners under the provisions OF Acs
1sl OF 1908 and decisions OF the supreme Cour.
OF louisiana rendered on the atn day Oh
J. T. MCCLELLAN,
President Board Commissioners, FIN Losis'
lana Levee District.
n. II. LAWS, seorstarys
Tensas gazette., 1913-01-24
Irespdss Notice.

NO TREsPAssING, HUNTING, TIMBER
CUTTING OR FISHING ON EMERSON
AND LOCHLAND PLANTATIONS. VIOLA
TORS WILL BE PROSECUTED.
Tensas gazette., 1913-01-24
Vet R. Dry.

Under the above caption the Madison
(Tallulah) Journal Of last issue contains
the following:
Although our parish is wide open, In
50 far as the sale of spirituous liquors are
concerned and thickly dotted with sa-
looms, still we are confronted with the
fact that our jail is entirely empty; not
one Yiolstor Of the law; which speaks
louder than words.
At the last term Of criminal Court the
Grand Jury was in session only two
hours, and the Petit Jury not all.
Tensas gazette., 1913-01-24

In recent issue of the Commercial
Appeal picture Of Mr.. VIM. r. Dun
bar, native Of this city, and notice Of
his recent election to the Presidency of
the Fire Insurance Club Of Memphis.
Mr.. Dunbar is also Secretary and Treas
urer Of the Fire Insurance Patrol, Secre-
tary OF the Insurance Exchange and Man
ager Of the Saino Fire Door and Shutter
Company.
1t is the hope of his many friends here
that his strenuous fight against fire in
this world may secure for him immunity
in the next.
Tensas gazette., 1913-01-24

The "Oak Ridge" place, tins county,
Is to be converted into a stock and poul.
try farm under the management of Stan
ley o. Castleman, owner Of the place,
and T. ]. Grunenthal, . relative Of the
family.
Mr.. Grunenthal arrived in Natchez a
few days ago from Bisbee, Arizona, where
he Is interested In the "Big 4 Ranchp
and is TO be joined by Stanley about Feb
ruary l.
"Oak Ridge" ia located on Washing
ton road, about three miles from Nat
chez. 1t contains about 10 acres and
Mr.. Grunenthal says Il viii make an ad-
mirable farm. The place is to be fenced
in lots to meet the requirements Of the
new enterprise.
Tensas gazette., 1913-01-24
Free Ldies and Gents Watches. Ruv.

Free Ldies and Gents Watches, Rugs,
Bracelets and Jeweiry of Every De-
scription, Lace Curtains, House Furn-
ishings, Rifles. Moving Picture Ma
chimes, Printing Presses, Fountain
Pens, Skates. In fact nearly every
thing you can think Of you can get
Absolutely Free for selling our Beauti-
ful Fancy Drawn and Satin Striped Hand
kerchiefs at lOc. each. They sell rapidly,
q can generally be sold in each house.
Don't send us any money, but write
us to send you lot of Handkerchiefs to
sell, that when sold you will send us the
money and get the premium selected.
Selling "a handkerchiefs entities YOU to
your choice of an Elegant Watch, 3 Gold
Laid Rings, Lace Curtains, etc. Write ms
to-day, we trust you and take back the
goods If you cannot sell them.
INOLA CO., Chicago, Ill.
Tensas gazette., 1913-01-24

The following notes of local in
terest were taken from Sundays
Natchez Democrat:
A little James Hughes, Jr., IL an
added happiness to the life of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Hughes Arrishi.
Tensas gazette., 1913-01-24
SMITHA'S STABLE
ST. JOSEPH, Ia.
BOOKS FOR SALE CHEAP.
Better Than Spanking.

Spanking will not cure children Of wet
ting the bed, because it is not habit but
a dangerous disease. The c. II. Rowan
Drug Co., Chicago, Illinois, have discov-
cred strictly harmless remedy for this
distressing disease and to make known
its merits they will send soc Package
securely wrapped and prepaid Absolute
ly Free to any reader of The Gazette.
This remedy also cures frequent desire to
urinate and inability to control urine
during the night or day in old or young.
The G. H. Rowan Drug Co. are an old
Reliable House, write them to-day for
the free medicine. Cure the afflicted
members of your family, then tell your
neighbors and friends about this remedy.
Tensas gazette., 1913-01-24

"Gilt Edge -four could not be inn
proved, at twice its present cost. Its the
product of highest grade wheat combined
with careful and experienced milling.
No ReuF h better.
Tensas gazette., 1913-01-24
Trespass Notice.
ONCE of the Board OF commissioners,
Fifth Louisiana Levee District.

EIIIII LUuI8IHuH ICFOC HEEHI IItts (
Tallulah, La, November -, 1911.
Ali parties are hereby warned not TO cut
any timber or trees OF any kind, or In any
manner depredate on the islands in the Mis-
sissippi Eiver along the Fifth Louisiana
boundary line of the Parishes Of East Car
roll, Madison, Tensas and concordla, nor to
trespass thereon In any way, said Islands pc
the Fifth Louisiana Levee District. and de-
aorihed a follows.
Tensas gazette., 1913-01-24
Money toLend.

On IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, long time
and easy payments. Can negotiate loans for
A.E. GREEN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-09

FOR SALE Practically now stevens
l2-guare pump gun Been used only
short time bought new last win
ter. Cost $22.5o; will sal TOR So.
cash. See me at News office after
any evening e.. j. Green. II
FOR SALE Three room modern
house. nearly new and easily moved
Address Box 512. itp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-09
MISCELLANEOUS Cont. }

MONEY 10 LOAN In large amounts
on Panhandle ranches; low interest
and long time. Apply TO or write
G. G. +. blanchard. 5th aud Taylor
SITS, Amarillo. Texas. Phone 1876.
1857