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The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-30
TREADWELL NOTES
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 TREADWELL, Sept. 30. - c. L. Royds, motor engineer in the Tread, we'll mine, had his foot caught be. tween the motor and rail in the mine this morning and was taken to St. Ann's hospital. Upon examination it was found that the foot, although bad ly bruised, is not seriously injured.
 The professional card of R. A. Kin zie, consulting engineer, appears in one of the late issues of Mining and Engineering Journal.
 The Delhi, with 162 tons of freight for Treadwell, arrived at 9 o'clock this morning and was in port several hours.
 Chas. Roos, who was severely burn ed in the explosion at the '7OO" fire room about three months ago, has re- sumed his old position as fireman.
 The Treadwen band will have a re- hearsal tomorrow night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-30
NORTHWESTERN BRINGS
 BRIDE FOR JUNEAU MAN

The marriage of Mir. Louis F, Paddi. son, engineer for the Ebner Mining company at Juneau and Miss Nellie S. Grey, of Salt Lake City, will take place at six o'clock this evening at the residence of Judge J. B. Marshall. Miss Gray, accompanied by her moth, CT, arrived at Juneau today on the Northwestern. Mir. Paddlson has been with the Ebner company for some months past.
 Mir. and Mrs. Paddison have engaged one of the flats in the new apartment house,just completed by Mir. Marshall, and situated immediately above the Marshall residence on Main street.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-30
LEANING ON GEORGIA.

The Georgia, leaving for Sitka and way ports this morning, took the fol lowing passengers from Juneau: For Tenakee-Mike Metroken; For Hoon' ah-Dr Charles Jenne; For Sitka-A. Shyman, Dr. E. O. Campbell, Mrs. Campbell, N. P. Rasmussen, R. c. Mil Ter, William Ferguson, Chris. Chris tianson, L. E. Buell..
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-30
DO YOU KNOW OF ONE?

It has come to our attention that there are some children in Juneau and vicinity who are in need of glass es but who cannot afford the same. Any such child bearing the recom' mendation O. his teach, physician or other responsible person will receive our best attention free of charge or at a minimum charge, if preferable.
 ALASKA OPTICAL co.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-30
CITY OF SEATTLE LEAVES
 HULL PASSENGER LIST

The City of Seattle sailed for tho South this morning, taking only few passengers from Juneau for the req son that nearly the entire accommoda tions were sold out at Skagway. A large number of people from interior points were aboard as well as many cannery crews. As a consequence sev. eral reservations from Juneau were compelled to be cancelled.
 Excepting the reservations of Sum- ner S. Smith and the Carl Casey hunt ing party of four or five members all other tickets were cancelled because there were no accommodations.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-30
WARNING AGAINST DUMPING
 GARBAGE ON GoV'M'T ROAD

Supt J. c. Hayes for the Alaska road commission Is posting the follow ing notice:
 Any person or persons found dump ing garbage along the government road right of way outside of the city limits will be prosecuted.
 By order of the Alaska road com mission. J. c. HAYES, Supt."
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-30
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MARINE NOTES
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The Alameda is expected from the Westward tomorrow morning.
 The Princess Sophia is due from the South at s p. m.
 The Spokane is expected from the South Friday.
 The Humboldt is expected from the South Saturday.
 The Admiral Evans is expected from the South Saturday.
 The Al-Ki is expected from the South Sunday.
 The Jefferson is expected from the South Saturday.
 The Admiral Watson is expected from the Westward Sunday.
 The Quinalt will arrive Oct. 4.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-30
JgrrA GRAY WINS PRIZE.

Jetta Gray was the party who guessed the nearest to the paid admis- sions to the Elks' Carnival for the en- tire week, the guess was 42OO, and the admissions were 4.2S4. Jetta Gray will receive a pass to the Orpheum theatre for three months if she will call at the box office.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-30
oRPHEUM THEATRE.

Tonight there will be an entire change of program.
 BOWEN and PURCELL in black and white face specialties. Don't miss seeing these boys, they are good.
 The new photo plays are as follows: Hidden Witness" a good picture by the Kalem company.
 A splendid tworeel feature, by the Klune- -Cines Film Co.,, Honor Thy Father"
 Also a roaring farce comedy of the Biograph make, "The Sweat Box"
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-30
COL. JAcKLlNG AND PARTY
 ARRIVE IN JUNEAU

Col. D. c. Jackling, vice president and managing director of the Alaska Gastineau Mining company, arrived in Juneau on the Northwestern today ac. companied by H. B. Tooker, his sec. retary, and by F. G. Janney, manager of mills for all of the Jackling prop critics. They were met by General Manager B. L. Thane of the company and went almost immediately to their hotel, the Alaskan.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-30
DANCE GIVEN IN HONOR
 OF MRS. F. w. BRADLEY

TREADWELL, Sept. 30. - The la. dies of Treadwell and Douglas gave a very successful dance in honor of Mrs. F. W. Bradley last night at the Tread well club. The Treadwell orchestra furnished the music, and refreshments were served by the ladies.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-30
BRIDAL COUPLES HAVE
 WARM WELCOME HOME

A large number of friends were down to the city dock when the North western arrived today to meet the homecoming bridal couples on board MT. and Mrs. Thomas S. Cole and Mir and Mrs. Gunner Blomgren. There was a great shower of rice and much handshaking before the automobiles could get away with the very interest. ing arrivals.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-30
IAxoN,s RINK TO OPEN.

Jaxon's rink opens the winter sea- son in skating, basketball and roller polo. Friday, Oct. 2d. Open every eve hing and saturday and Sunday after moons. Follow the crowd" ''"
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-30
BIBLICAL FEATURE ON
 AT LYRIC THEATRE

DOUGLAS, Sept. 30. - The Lyric theatre will give a great three-reel production, entitled "In the Shadow of the Cross" tonight.
 The story is of great interest and is on a subject that is we'll to learn about as the holidays approach.
 The show will conclude with the great Indian picture, "The New Red Man" """
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-30

Mrs. Williams Holmes is starting boarding house at the corner of Third and E. streets. Will be ready for pa irons October 1st. 9-S0-2t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-30
BANK CHECK FOUND.

Chief of Police William Mcbride has a bank check drawn on a Juneau bank in favor of Ellen Lilleas. It was found on the street and appears never to have been endorsed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-30
W.C.T.U. MEETS,

The w. c. T. U will meet with Mrs. Blackwell Thursday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock. MRS. HYDE, Rec. Secy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-30

FRESH FLOWERS ON NORTH
 WESTERN. chrysanthemums Carnations
 Palms
 Rubber Plants Ferns Riaht prices as usual at Juneau Drue Co.,, 1O7 Front St., phone 25O. -9-30-2t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-30
9-26-7t.

Don't bother to bake a cake on Sat urday-just step into the Taylor ice cream parlor and buy one of those fine home made ones at the Altar So. ciety "goody" sale.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-30

JUNEAU DRUG co.-1o7 FRONT St. PHONE 25o. BIGGEST BUSIEST BRIGHTEST BEST ---
 9-26-7t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-30
AT THE ROYAL FRUIT co.

Special low price for few days ,uy while the price is rlqht:
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-30
JUNEAU DRUG co.-1O7 FRONT St

lEAU DRUG co.-1o7 FRONT St PHONE 250. BIGGEST BUSIEST BRIGHTEST BEST
 S-26-7t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-30

line of mems suits In small sizes only To close at biq sacrifice, all the famous Hart sehaffner Marx line Sizes s4, 35 and 36 only. Former prices S25oo to $35oo, Now $125o.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-04-24
They Are Now Happy.

Elder II. II. Dawson, OF the Chris.
tian church. on Wednesday, OF last
week, was favored with a call from
two VI our most excellent young PEG.
Pile. Who happened TO he OF the oppo.
site gender, as II Is usually the case
when young people call on the preach.
er, especially when bent on such mis-.
sions-this call was from J. H., IT.,
son OF Esquire J. II. Wilson, OF Forest
City, and Miss Winnie B., eldest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. L.
Brodbeck, OF near Forest City.
The young man had with him q
beautiful Autograph, which was fur.
nished by John Hibbard, recorder,
which he turned over to Mr.. Dawson,
and In return, the Elder said q few
words-ln fact, he made Q little
speech closing with: II now pro-
nounce you husband and Wife"
The groom IL one Of our very best
young men--of that substantial kind,
that lives q clean, honorable, indus.
trious life. Isa member Of the VII.
son bros. firm OF machinists, and
blacksmiths, and enjoys . most excel.
lent business. The bride Is one OF
those splendid young girls, who lived
life Of helpfulness TO mother, and
begins her life fully and splendidly
equipped TO Ill TO the fullness every
obligation that comes TO her by rea.
son OF her new obligations. They 20
TO housekeeping at once In q home
nicely equipped In advance, and are
located on Monroe street, south Of
Missouri street, THE SENTINEL and
their many friends Join In wishing
them long and happy life.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-04-24
D grade Linoleum for
6Oc q q yard. Okla
Rugs for 5000. Don't
forget. 8 ave your
money.
THE OREGON
FURNITURE co.

Why do you 20 TO st. Joseph for
your photographs You can get Just
as good, II not better, from Weary,
the photographer, east side OF the
square, Oregon, Mo. Prices cheaper
than ST. Joseph.
james Kennish, Elmer Eddy,
George Meyer, George Young and
Walter Moody, OF Mound City; A. II.
Showalter, Ollie Young and Sol
Christian, OF Craig, were here We'd
nesday, and attended the VIM. Ro.
stock sale OF fine hogs.
DIR. j. l.. Hogan, who has had sew
eral years experience and hospital
training, will have charge Of DR.. W.
@. Proud's. practice during his absence
at New Orleans, where he Is attend
ing the Tulane Polytechnic. All calls
answered promptly, day or night.
County Clerk Frank Zeller and his
brother, Corwin, left Tuesday, for
Bearden, Ark, where the former has
a large tract Of land, and which he
recently added to by purchasing the
Jonas Watson tract near Bearden,
Corwin has an interest In the latter
purchase, and he might conclude To
plant his Jacobs staff down there.
Prof. Il. j. Powell, superinten
dent Of public schools, delivered the
graduating address to the High schoo
graduates at Hurdland, this state
Fast Saturday evening, "Dreams and
Dreamers," being the title Of his lee
ture. Friday night, Of this week, he
will deliver the same lecture to the
graduating class Of the High school
At Utica, Mo. This Is Q new lecture
by Mr.. Powell, and is spoken OF Ia
the highest terms by those who have
heard It.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-04-24
Lincoln School House Burns.

Lincoln school house, six miles
north OF Oregon, with the contents,
burned TO the ground, Tuesday even.
Ing OF this week, The fre was dis.
covered about eight o'clock p. m, and
Is supposed TO have originated In the
cloak room, but the cause Is unknown,
as there had not been any fire In the
building since last Sunday, during
Sunday school, as school closed Fri.
day, April II. Miss Leila Meadows,
Of Maitland, being the teacher. We
understand the building and contents
were worth around $1,000, with $500
insurance on the building, and 5000
on the furniture and apparatus.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-04-24

TUE SENTINEL and Kansas City
Weekly Star, one year, for only $50.
Call at once.
Look. II you have any live stock,
q farm or anything TO sell, or II you
want TO buy, see DIR, II. a. Long. the
veterinary. Office opposite o, l. Il.
X. depot, Oregon, Mo.
ALI buggies In my stock we're
bought right direct from factory
Nobby, up.to date. See me for 1914
buggy deal. VIII trade,
FRANK FOSTER.
When peach trees bloom In April
there will be q big peach crop, This
is an old prediction In the Ozark
country that has never failed, and
this being the case there's going to be
good crop.
John Simpson, deputy postmas-
ter. has returned from short visit
with his brother, Samuel, Jr., who
was recently operated upon In To-
cal hospital at Omaha, Neb,, for
hernia, He reports Sam as getting
along all right.
James r. Creek, who several years
ako, Wus NieEks's ~ titu ~
one OF the ST. Joseph hospitals, Mon.
day OF this week, April 20, and the
body was brought to Napier for burial
He was IS years OF age.
barney Hodgin, OF Maitland;
Frank Mcfarland, Of Forest City;
the Kahn brothers, Of the Big Lake
section; VIII Stevenson, OF near Ore,
gon, were here, last week, and each
bought REQ tive-passenger car from
the Reeves. Cook agency.
MIR. and Mrs, william McCand.
lish, OF Topeka, Kan, and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. o. Michel, OF Muscatine
Iowa, accompanied their sister, Mrs
M. II. Soper, here, TO attend the fu.
neral OF her husband, ard bear with
her the loss she SO keenly feels.
- Joshua Guthrie and wife, Of Lin
coin district, we're here Sunday, and
attended the funeral of Uncle George
Meyer. While here, Mrs. Guthrie
met her brother, Lee Andler, who
was here g member Of the Horton,
Kan, Masonic lodge, and they In
duced him to 60 home with them fol
! . brief visit.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-04-24

Ernest Stith and wife have moved
TO the j. h, Payne property, near the
old city we'll.
George s. Lukens, one OF our
hustling real estate dealers, who was
accompanied by Paul Elliott, of
Mound City, have returned from Yer
non county, this state, where George
was showing Paul some of the fine
farms OF that section Of the state.
SAVE THE COUPONS from the
sack OF Golden Sheaf Flour and get a
5PlECE KITCHEN ENAMEL SET
or q 42-PIECE CHINA DINNER
SET. A coupon In every sack, and
an iron clad guarantee goes with
every sack. G. W. KING.
Ralph Meyer, who lost his country
home by fire, on the 18th inst, car.
ried 81 800 insurance, In the Farmers
Mutual. Messrs. Geo. Click, Ed.
Thurman and VIM. Weightman, rep
resenting the company, made prompt
adjustment Of the loss the day follow
Ing the fire. Mr.. Meyers net loss
will likely reach el,70O. Mr.. Meyer
was more badly burned than at first
thought, and he has been suffering
greatly from internal burns.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-04-24

Plenty Of old papers for sale at
this office at 2Oc per 100.
Mrs. Seib Carson visited with her
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Deneen, at
Quitman, Mo-, for a day or two last
week.
James Shoemaker, wife and little
daughters, Of Quincy, ILL.,, visited last
week at the John Peters home, In
Lincoln school district.
The Oregon High school baseball
team will play a return game with
the &. u. C.'s, at League Park, In st.
Joseph, saturday, April %.
Remember that we will send you
TIE SENTINEL and Kansas City
Weekly Star, one year, for only sl.J0,
price OF The SENTINEL alone.
John Peters, OF Lincoln district,
Is having his already comfortable
home remodeled. T.. q. Wicker and
son, Emery, are doing the work.
Rev. Gilman Walden and family
Of Rulo, Neb., have returned to Holt
county, and now reside on rural
route, No. I, out Of Forest City.
We are sorry to hear Of the con.
tinued illness Of Mrs. James Carroll.
Her condition Is thought to be alarm
ing, with little hope for recovery.
We can give you anything In
plumbing that you want. Mutual
Phone, $50.
OREGON PLUMBING & HEATING Co
George, the ~ year old son ol
Mr.. and Mrs. Hen Crouser, was taken
TO a st. Joseph hospital, dnesday
his case being diagnosed as appen
dicitis.
William Seeman. who has beer
here on a visit with his mother ant
other relatives for week or ter
days, left for his home In Los An
geles, Calf, last week.
Mrs. W. II. IIuntsman and son
Wayne, left this week for Stanley
Wise, where they will make thei
future home. The best wishes o.
numerous friends follow them.
Security Gall Cure Healing Pow
der and Condensed Calf Food -
feeds for $50. Sold under guarante &c
Not satisfactory, no pay.
FRANK FOSTER.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-04-24

introduced by senator Chamberlain
In the Senate, appropriating $4,000.
900 for the President ito use at his
discretion for the national defense. )"
The first step Is expected to be a
peaceful blockade Of all Mexican
ports. Every inch Of the coast line
controlled 10y lIuerta will be domi.
mated by guns from American war.
ships by the time Tue SENTINEL
reaches It's subscribers. The presi.
dent declared he earnestly hoped
there would not he war, but that II
there should he, the United States
would he lighting IIuerta alone and
not the Mexican people.
Tie crisis thus reached does not
mean that there will be a formal dec.
laration Of war, because the United
States could not declare war against
government which 1t does not rec.
ognize. President Wilson simply
seeks authority, however, 10 send
armed forces into Mexico to seize
first the ports OF Tampico and Vera
cruh anu ''ie ra'Iroaa t'es,e 'ea"'"s
from vera cruz 10 "eN'eo wy
La.er oispa'eies' uh"e' ua'e o'
apf'' s's'' 'hno"nee wa. vera
o'uh was W. 'ne ''a""s VI ,o'ecs ''o"'
inc oh'.eu states "ars,'ps' unue'
command OF ,'ear norn''ai r'e'c'e'.
pue 'ne" no, Without Tue loss VI
H"'e''ea" n'es' rou' n"e ,,,,'
o'uejAeSes anu marines we're s,''eo
oy ,he n'e " 'he me.,v"' so'u,e's,
an" twenty "oo'ueu' ine sea'eA'
,oss % nov nno" ~, o"' " - oe ..,,I,
W oe nea'!. rug ' ,' h''eo
"s,e VI ',e ps'''es',p r'o.''s
"e m",e' ''o''' ''e 'us'o," ,'o"se'
anu Az '"po''s"' p'e,s' ',e'""''s
'nose '"ue' '"e 'e'"''na "o'Ns ''o"
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-04-24

Miss Anna Fiegenbaum, OF ST.
Joseph, was In Oregon, Sunday last,
In attendance at the funeral Of
George Meyer.
Jonas Watson, Of Eningham, Kas.,
was here for a couple Of days, last
week, visiting his many relatives and
old'time friends.
-Lysol Dip will positively kill
lice, ileas, mango and all disease
germs. Sold no cure no pay: you
are the Judge. FRANK FOSTER.
Alexander NanBuskirk and wife
and Mrs, Mercer liinde enjoyed Mary
Garden In "Thais' at the auditorium
In 81, Joseph, Wednesday OF last
week.
w. l. Trueblood, OF Des Moines,
Iowa, has been visiting the past week
with his sisters, Mrs. +. Il. Davis, Of
New Point, and Mrs. 7. o. Davis, Of
Maitland.
Baseball, Monday afternoon, April
q, at . o'clock, on the Chautauqua
grounds. Central High school VS..
Oregon High school. A good fast
game is expected.
-"STUDEBAKER!" The name Is
the Guarantee. The big, lightweight,
six cylinder car at Sl575.00, and the
four cylinder car at 100000, See them
at ID. NJ. Martins.
Bun Warren, Of Stanford, Mont.
was here, last week, the guest of G.
Il. Meyer and family, Charley Patter,
SON and family GpOrUa Patterson M
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-04-24

t. c.. pooxs soo p,,.v A.
-ro, o''ee" D'o''' 'ee "''
"
Old papers ~ cents per loV AZ
this ofiice.
Oats for Sale-Call on or address
u H. Meyer oresoh' MO-
Miss Clara Pullen Is over at FIJI
more, visiting her aunt, Mrs. George
Graham.
IT. A. Long, d. V. $. Up.to-date
Veterinary. Office at home. Both
Phones, No. -.
,,s,. ,.o.,,,., s.,,.a 4,
double quick time, 70 quickly to
Quick's restaurant, May |.
c.. wo,,, ,,o ,,o,o,,,,ho, to,
e,s,1cI.ss 49,. untr ' pp,,ces ne chean as
you can get them anywhere.
n. v,,,.ou .,o .na. .n..,.,.
w.ose wy 1880 "a 8,
,s.' se eo'' Wa otpi Sno n,a o.
I.u,ber Hicks and wife. Of keo.
kuk. iowa. are here Visiting his par.
ents Jesse Hicks. wife and family.
-
oakley motifs spent SUNDAY wi.n
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-04-24

Al Prussman, OF Maitland, was
In Oregon, on business, one day, last
week.
Il keep a complete stock OF Della
val Separator Repairs.
u, NJ. MARTIN,
Mrs. c, NJ. Guilliams and daugh.
ter, Miss Molie, OF Craig, were guests
Of Mrs. John Hibbard, Tuesday.
Call Mutual Phone No. $50, for all
kinds OF pipe and sheet metal work.
OREGON PLUMBING 4 HEATING Co,
TRY Il, because II is a Stude.
baker!" See the Big Five and Seven.
Passenger cars on display at d. NJ
Martins.
Turn out for the ball game, Mon.
day, April ~, at o'clock, between
st. Joseph Central High school and
the Oregon High school.
DIR. Murl Hurst, of ST. Joseph
was visiting here, this week, the
guest OF his grandmother, Mrs. james
Kneale, and other relatives.
-Orla Davis, an old Oregon boy
was here, this week, on business ant
visiting relatives and friends. lie Il
now located at LaCygne, Kas.
We do hope the Odd-Fellows vii
paint the south side of their build
Ing; as It is, 1t is q blot on the pretti
est corner In the business portion O
our town.
Start your spring pigs right. Sal
vet, the Worm Destroyer and Cendi
tioner-sold on 90 days trial--if dom
FRANK FOSTER.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-04-24
Vera Cruz is Taken.

General Huerta, provisional presi-
dent Of Mexico, on Sunday last, April
10th, fatty refused to accede to the
unconditional demands Of the United
States that he salute the American
flag, and on Monday, President vii.
son asked congress for authority to
use armed force to uphold the honor
and dignity Of the nation.
The Senate and House were pre-.
pared, when the President finished
reading his message, to pass resolu.
tion authorizing him to take such
steps as arc necessary, and another,
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-04-24
A Wedding.

The Rev, j. II. Thompson was
called TO the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonathan CUP, In the northeast
part OF the city, last Saturday noon,
where he solemnized the marriage VOWS
between Roy Huiait and Miss Sylvia
Polsgrove, the bride being a niece OF
Mrs. Culp. The young couple left i'm.
mediately for Calhan, Colo, where
they expect TO make their home on q
farm. The best wishes OF all will go
with them In their married life.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-04-24

Now Is the time 10 have that heat
put In your house. Let us figure on
II. Mutual Phone, 40
OREGON PLuMBISo a. HEATING Co.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-13
ClEw'S MARKET LETTER

New York, Jan. II, 1914.-
There is more or less Improvement in
undertone throughout the financial dis.
trict, due to q more favorable turn, Of ar.
fairs in various directions. Chief of these
Is. decided betterment in the money out
look. Funds are now returning from the
interior more freely. Bank surplus is
| rising, and the. outlook Row suggests Il
much more abundant. supply Of funds III
this market and more reasonable rates
Of interest. During the last few days
there has been a brisk demand for COM
mercial paper liberal transactions in
six months names having taken place
at q 5 ia per cent. This is an Ell.
c%ouraging indication Of actual business
recovery, which is likely to be stimulat.
cd still further by the larger supply Of
cheaper money. Fortunately, this tenden-
cy is not confined to the United States:
A very significant event was the reduc-
ton Of the Bank of England rate to 1 IL
per cent, with limitations that q still
lower rate is possible in the not very
the symptoms of financial betterment
strain OF the last twelve months is grad
ually. disappearing through natural de.
velopments. Needless to say, this relief
from financial pressure at home and
abroad will. have . supporting effect upon
security markets. This pressure was one
Oh the principal causes at work for the
decline, and a change for the better must
have a correspond'ngly helpful effect up
on securities. ssg
Another Important factor is. the spirit
Of Cancellation which wv .controlc the
movements of Loth, the Government and
the managers Of big corporations in re-
gard to enforcement OF the antitrust law
The Government has modified IT'S atti-