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Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-05
BIDS FOR CONCESSIONS.

Sealed bids for the various conces- sions in connection with Fourth of July celebration will be received by the concessions committee up to and including June 15. Same should be addressed 10 Fourth of July Celebra- ton Committee. box l19. Bisbee For full information as Co what conces- sions will be granted apply to T. Gray assistant secretary office of Commercial Club
 p. s. DAVENPORT.
 J II. GRAY.
 t8S) Committee.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-05

For the Summer.
 Mrs A M Carey and children left yesterday for Los Angeles, where and in adjacent beach town they win spend tho summer season.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-05
LOCAL

For the Summer
 Mrs 8 K. Williams and children. Pudgy and Glenn have gone to Los Angeles to spend the summer in that city and at the beaches
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-05

more of people are not at once in line to secure it More than fifty new houses have been built in the district since the first of the year. and more than twenty-five are now in course of construction but the building is not in any degree in proportion to the needs that are certain of being eXtant in the fall
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-05
Need Rain in Valley

Henry Harland was a visitor in town yesterday from the sulphur Springs Valley He brought report of the need of rain, but no serious dam age as yet by reason of it's failure to materialize However unless there is a good fainfall soon, many farmers in the valley are fearful of crop losses of material kind
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-05
Boomin' An the Time.

Despite the fact that the summer season is here, in which there is al ways a considerable exodus Of people rooms and houses continue as scarce as ever which means practically un- attaiuable An lodging houses and ho- tells are filled to the roof while mo house becomes vacant that a score or
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-05
DR. JAMES DOUGLAS
 ARRIVES IN DISTRICT

Travelling in his private ear Dr. James Douglas and daughter. arrived in the district yesterday from the east Dr. Douglas win pend several days in Bisbee and vicinity with his son. Walter Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-05
In California

M J. Brophy leaves today with his children for California, where the children go to join Mrs Brophy for the summer at Oakland Mir Brophy will return after a few weeks visit. Mrs Brophy, friends in the district will learn with much pleasure, con- tinues Go improve in health and it is now expected will soon have regaiued normal
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-05
Gunderson Located

Word was received yesterday from Borne Springs. Kansas. that John Gunderson was there and we'll It is expected that letter is now on the way from the well known miner and that it will clear up the concern that was felt about his welfare
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-05
GOTnS Go, Sure Pop,
 If You Use "GeiS-It'
Simple as A C.. lt's the New Way
 of Curing Corns and Calluses.

IT you have corns now, Che chances are you have never used 'GET5IT
 the biggest seller among ccu cures ever known. It is the new way does away with an trouble, pain and fuss
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-05


 ggsntias Ci You --e -Ia,-ilE lll
 tr- -Cr-e-fT" ing in treating corus Thousands who have puttered with old corns for years. have gotten rid of them right on, with a few drops Of "GETsIT' applied as quick as you can spell your name. Cons just love to be cut, picked, filed gougei and pulled Quit it You've tried cotton rings that cause shooting corn pains. greasy salyes that spread over Che toe and make 1t raw and tape chat sticks to the stocking now try "GHTsIT" lt has none of the drawbacks of the old style corn cures, eases pain and new Gf rails 0H amy corn or callus,
 eGETs-IT' is sold oy all druggists, 25c bottle. or sent direct by D. Lawrence & Co.,, Chicago Adv
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-05
BIG PICNIC SUNDAY GIVES MANY PRIzES
 WHAT IS OFFERED

Just one day more remains tiu the big Red Men-Eagles' picnic. In order that there will be no misunderstand- ing in regard to the sports to be pulled off on the grounds. and as to the prizes to be awarded, a complete list of the events follow:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-02

New York. May l.--1Ie cotton mnrk., h,.
enen lr reg during The past week Ths
mated at about 10000 bales. was accon,nanied
ny ny .Somi.ideraole liquidation. and while re-
was being taken up by Southern mil in,Sr
We We o Wete followed by rallies tho market
.oF more favorable weather ana srnrt.rnI
.eanHins the opinion expressed I'm local
prices has suggested "a more or less unsnttisd
sentiment II Is rumored that SOUTHERN mil
or perhaps 5000 bales of cottnpn some nu, So"
,, stock and buliishly disposed traders
nn,, e mp this as materially strength
months; while they have also continued n
ibs s"S ,nTt a iate start with the crop in
movement, ON me other hand. Some traders
r ne,ieved nhnt they have seen evidence OF
the leading spo, interests since the stonninr
OF OF the May notices. and are inclined 10 hes
stock is shipped on, during the IN" c,,r roca
month II Will be replaced by fresh arrivals
from the South. Moreover those who arc
inclined to II bearish View OF the situation
OWING to the reports OF a slack demand ror
Eoous, accommodating yarn stocks or the faii
ini; OF Ia exports nojnt on a., 20 ne al
some time before the remaining July shnrt
y',st must hii,lly make good It's CONTRACTS
emo that meanwhile there may he some ma :,
teri,i changes in the spot situation preiim-
t .nny acreage reports SO far issued have
per cent In area. which compares with tho
nor, more , or less general talks some time ago
Would he put under cotton this year than
last. '' '""
ed until early in July. however. and the un
!nVotablc new crop advices FOR some sec
Ions Of The Southwest have been partially
EAST or the river. May Is generally con
sidercd a critical month In the matter of
Inc new crop start and tho market is ny
pected to be very sensitive to weather con-
uitions for the next few weeks or pending
uauon. ' '
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COTTON MARKETS.

New York. May 1.-The cotton market yyns
less active to-day uud prices eascd OF un,le:
small offerings In the absence of amy aggres-
SiVc support, with the close steady. net an
changed Ia points lower
1t was reported at the opening that "A few
Mhy notices were circulating. but IL WAS
rumored that they would he stoned hv Tho
same Southern spot interests credited with
having taken about b. b1o bales OF the notices
Issued last Tuesday.
AZ any rate This mornings tenders SEEM
ed to bring no particular pressure against
the market. and after starting steady at I'm :
changed prices TO a decline at points active
months sold about .Hi points net higher,
friVate crop reports. giving preliminary
l.. To I'd per cent were considered rather
less bearish than had been anticipated and
there were also ScIno further unfavora hlc
crop adN!Ces from the Southwest. These
features probably helped the early advance
hut evidently failed TO create much fresh de-
inanu, ior the market soon turned ca sicr II :
der scattering liquidation. Less buns, a
weekend figures. continued talk of accuniu.
latInr yarn stocks and expectations at more
settled weather may also have encouraged
some selling FOR further reaction. Offer
lnSs did not become heavy, hut the selling
of small lots represented a steady supply
which evidently found few buyers around
points net lower during tin" afternoon with
summer and new crop positions relatively
easy. There was little May for sale. and
mat position closed at a rally oi points
from the lowest and at premium Of -
points over July. The local ccr;iica cd
this. with r,imors Of freight enSu gcincnts for
sh ipments to Georgia points led to claims
that the movement OF cotton from New Norl;
was already under way.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

,:@ -Locai-Daily-Newport News.
Thurmond.
1890 A.-Express-Daily-E Old Point.
is:3 A.-Local-Daiiy- L'chb'G Lex C. Forss
'I'eo Noon = Express = Daily = Norfolk. Old
1899 P.-Express-DaiIy Old Point
300 P.-Iocai-Daiiy-N. News. Old Po,ut
s s:R PP. -ica Sun: Cherlottosviils.
a:io P.-Express-.Daily- L.viils.
81, 20, :o pp,-LEiml.ed-paiiy-Cin. CHICO. ST. I.
.Sleepers. tParlor Cara
EAR nEAt = ~ ARRIVE RIShMoNn-Locai from
East: i y;.s 4. NJ s s;Ie ?. Nj Through from,
from West: $3.50 A. N. $50 A. ii. and S:ai
a.;nh;; through: $3.50 A. A.. 1l:t5 a. Al and
nan James River Line: 's;ss A. NJ. s:as\p. n.
"Daiiy except Sunday.
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Chicago. Ill.,. May I.-Estimates tina: 3.o3o.-
90 moro acres OF wheat would he harvested
In the United States this year shan ever he
fore smashed values to-day for new, crop
months. May contracts however. were IN
strong hands and scored net gain. The
market rs whole finished weak At a range
varying from "sI@c. decline to Sc. advance.
Corn. too closed Irregular. sc. down to &c.
up: oats unchanged to i.c. lower. and pro-
visions with loss OF 2,sTi7,hc.
Cash grain closed: Wheat-No. red .t5c.
No. hard. "5ssc.; No. northern. o5Gi.6c.:
No. spring Sils@95I. Corn--No. ., 65iaI
osi.c; No. yellow. 67n67tc. Oats-No. ,
white. toc.; standard S9c.
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New Orleans, May l.--I.onE selling. parti-
cuarly OF August cotton, forced that option
down IL points at the close to-day, whiie
other months ranged from $40 points down.
Trading WAS mol active. and with the eNccp-
ton OF August prices moved within Il mar
row range.
Ing that Texas conditions were not az good
as had been reported. while others were
that the situation was not bad. Traders
were not inclined TO do much under these
circumst9 noes. Early in the day traders
We're inclined to attacn Importance 10 May
tenders In New York. Only few notices
We're issued. however. and promptly stopped,
and had no effect.
spot cotton quiet and unchanged: mid
ding, lSisc.: sales The spot Isl bales and
iol To arrive. Cotton futures closed: May,
i..'i; July. l:6,; August. l?.:S; October. HIS;
nHcembnr. ll62.
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STEAMBOATS,
lravei lyithout Trouble

y system OF unaccompanied, pre.
arranged pleasure travel for any part
OF the world. Tours arranged for
individuals, families and private
parties at Inclusive Fares, with
Hotels, Transfers. Carriage Drives,
etc, to leave at any time. Itineraries
arranged to suit passengers. Accom-
modatlons secured In advance at
Hotels. Phone Monroe 120.
"ASk MIR. BOWMAN"
Manager Travel Department
Richmond Trust and Savings Co,
9TH and Main SITS. Richmond. Va
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

Ne" York. May L--Print cloths were dull
Commission houses complained that recorders
On cotton goods were not up to the normal
but on the other hands. johbcrs and convert
ers were In the market. Indications point ed
10 an upward trend Ia woolens and worsted
Fabrics. The silk market not very ac-
tive. Business In ribbons was OF small pro
portions. but advance orders are being MAIN
ta.ned.
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sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

cn,s, IoKIsssIke Hai1why Of the South"
southbound trains scheduled to ieavs Rich.
mono daily: 800 A. NJ. local TO Norlina; 10
-, al. sieepers and coaches. Atlanta, Bir-
ninsham. Jacksonville; l0:I5 u. NJ sloeper,
ana coaches Atlanta. Birmingham Memphis
anu hamiet; 1875 A. NJ. sleepers and
Soaches Atlanta. Birmingham, Memphis
Jacksonville and Tampa
,NSrthoound trains scheduled to arrive in
n fn dafy; SIS A. NJ. 300 A. M. sos
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RAILROADS
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH.
Trains l.eavs Richnond-Main st. Station.
n. BNFollowing schedule cures pubusaed
For the south--Daiiy: 5:55 a. M.-Local
1913 A. M.--Express. 500 r. M.-Expross
with Electric Lighted Sleeping Cars for Al !.
lanta and Birmingham. 1880 T. M.-Expres.
Week Days: SGD r.. M.-Local =
YORK RIVER LINE
6:lo p. Missioner train (parior carr .x.
fspi sp1 n, no local stors: and AIS p. NJ
except Sunday. 7:a5 4. M.-except Sunday
Trains Arrive Richmond. -
FROM the South: 1906 A. NJ. and S:65 A. NJ
2:i6 p. NJ. $50 p. A.. daily; 100 fSx. sun
From. West Point: st5 4. 81 (steamer
da'n?. daily except Monday: 9:iJ A. a..
uaiy; Gas i. NJ. except Sunday -
H. l.. BISHOP. u. p. A.
so7 L. Main ST. phone Madison ~,
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New lork. May sugar--Iaw. urn: mo.
lassesr VS.: centrifugal. $3.Oi. refined steady
Butter Firm. Enthusiastically Conee-Spot
quiet; Rio, No. :. SIRE; santos. No 4, lli5c.:
mild. quiet: Cordov8. 12IaGii5c
Cott1nseed oil was higher on demand from
May sho"s. which inspired some fresh buy
ing OF forward months for long account
omerings were hcarce. Fihnl prices were 6
points. higher for May and ld2 net higher
Tor 04r months. The market closed firm
spot f5ai.f5. May. ..S6d,.S.: June 5yOyi5 Is.
JUL, sGsu7J1; August. 167G7.69; September
77la'.'s; October 7.2s47Sj; November. G65G
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALI. Raj. LINE TO NORk,,t.K
echedulo In Eject december l. Isi3
=, Leave Byrd street Station. Richmond, FOR
y. III ' lis
FOR I:YNcHyUR0j AND THE WEST,
'e;lb A. HI. 's:so "A NJ. $500 p. M q rs p ~
=, Afrive Richmotd from Norfolk: .ii;.c A
a.. 'o:So p. M.. III 80 T. 81. From the wssti
N. $500 =. n. " -
DAILY. .psiiy eIcop. Sunday. isunda,
W. B. PEy1LL.. W. C. sAuNpERa
q. 4; "a. roanoke. G.>P. A., Roanoke
~ "a hosLEf. D. p. A.. Richmond. Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

Neported by Rodgers. Piummer & Co.. Inc,
Petersburg. Va. May 1.--Peanuts-Span-
!sh-Farmers' Spanish. steady a: }i5, per
bushei. vireinias-Fancy Jumbo. IiaG4Lc
per pound fancy handpicked, nsa4%c. per
pound; extra prime. H.Tt4c. per pound /:
prime. |ar.c. per pound: Smelling stock. 3isG
&c. per pound.
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NAVAL STORES.

Savannah Ga. May l.--Turpentine-F Firm
AZ ial.c.: sales 53i casks: receipts 7i2 casks
shipments 100 casks; stock 1897 casks Ros-
mo Firm: sales l.Sl5 barrels; receipts 1919
barrels; shipments i.27s barrels: stock ~ $50
barer.s. quote: 4, b. s3.4sd3to; Z, d. s3sJ;
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
CATTLE MARK FITS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
tSales at Union Stock Yards.)

Richmond, Va. Nav 1 Isi,
Neport OF live stock market for the week
ending April -. 1914.
Hest steers. sa&.c.; ;nc,;ia,n TO good, 7Lct
80; common 10 fair. G'iN7c.: best hrifors
.'aHS Sc; medium to good. Gi.G.c.: common to
l'ur. "f.dOc.; best COWS. cI6i.c.; medium 10
go"d' "Hdo9.c.: common to fair. SiaG4Isr /:
pest Oxen G,2o6S,c.: medium Ia good $50
"l.c.; common To fair Iisu5c. bulls. 5mGlL.. :
calves, SGsc.; dicks. 4d5;sc. Cows and cnlyes,
s sSol. .v'ee' hogs. Ssnsa,c.: sows and stays
n':u.c'; best sheep. vnCc.; medium 10 good
"a t'ac.: common To iair, 3haa4c hes, fall
lanibS. 'dSc' common to fair. 5iaT6I.c 4:
spring lambs. Sa9c.:
chicago. H.. May 1.-iioEs-Market Arm
Du!k OF safes. sS30uS.35: pigs. Sl.l0nS IL. Cat :
tic,-MHrket steady. Cows and hcifer, S3.GGfr
80; calves. sG25"9.eo. Shecp--Market steady
Lainbs-tIuoted NJ SJ..A1dI.ia.
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STEAMBOATS,
OLD DOMINION LINE

Ls. kichinond foot of Ash 81. daily. 7:oo r. ~.
Leavo Hswpor, Ne"s............ $500 n NJ.
Connec:s with main limo steamers Ieavinr
Norfolk for Now York daily except Sunday
200 NJ Connections also made by n a
W. Ry. 8 r.. III. and G. 4 o. Ry. at r. n
Night line steamers stop at Claremont on
signal. and are mot by public conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION, CO-Jsmes Rive,
by daylight for Norfolk. Old Point. Newport
News and all James ri .er landings, Monday.
received Tor all James River Points.
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Port MISUNDERSTANDING, 1909; exports.
l.2I5 bales: stock 1913 $50 hnles.
Total to-day at all ports-=Net receipts.
S.53a bales; exports, 1911 bales; stock, 1852
bales
Total for the weekNct receipts. s7,t5
bales; exports 9..22 bales
Total for the scason-Net receipts, a.S23. $50
bales; exports, S,ojG7ai bales.
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BOND LIST

t.iantic Coast Line lst ~ (askeGl . aia.
Atlantic Coast I!nc-l. and y. is...... .la,
a. ~; Z. l.. COW Is Gin Baltimore. bid. ~.
= nes"peake ana ONO conv. iirs ,biG). sol.
I-,sset. ana Myers as...................... 1901.
EFF. anu Myers as bid)............... l.iis
,,-oriiiar9 company "s.:................... lelia
hcori'nrd company ~ bid)................ l:t
= nrto,k ana western conv. 4lss Cbid).... lo3L
SSe"ppomrn Hir Line stamped IL tbid).... Ny.
.ch oVaiu AIT Line ADJ. observation-disclosures. ~.
SSoutnerh railway is.::.................... 5:iI
southern itniiway os (bld) l0i
United states steel End 5s................ 1923.
United states registered Is. 1888 tbid). 49,. a6i;
United States registered 81. 1918 tbd,.. l43
United states Panama IS tbid) .......... 100
Nirsihin brown Bros ctfs................ 5oN.
ohtin: list IS tbid) ............... aita
~" ~ r',u rover 20. % (asked).... "@s,
Mhnnsn u"p is.:........ Observation-Disclosures. \;
Whbash-Pltts. Term. LIST 4s...........,
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'cHMoND STOCK MARKET.

r Caskie G. Burch & Co.
/ Bond Brokers. 1915 T.. Main street.
Richmond. Va. May I. 1919.
!, SECURITIES. Bid. Asked
old. G. ana r.. l93a.... Sc -.
.-a %. g. and r., 1871. SIX SEX
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price to which interest must he added In
come bonds and certificates of Indebtedness
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YeticpOlltan mas arranged
Finances, and an advance IA the
erred is anticipated. Steel stocks
z, strong. United States Steel
mon gained more than two points,
bethlehem steel Issues made sub
ial advances
,per stocks were all FIRM. with
buying in Anaconda and Tonnes
'opper.
mis- We're more active anu strong
kuited States Steel 5s were in
pand.at higher prices south
yeriible 7.5s displayed q
many OF the Industrial
|a3l] vanccS.
pank statement prom
Ilally favorable
cS in prices will hinge
So tI] |ktent of the short in
fcovery from the low
k ago has reached n
Tall Some reaction from the
~ TO be FSxpected
May THE upward ling In
pni'nuel to-day, with q more
Ton OF strength than az amy
a. recent decline. st6sks Of sli
lptted in the 1noXemen> and
= 1hcea the rise 'amounica TO
decisive change in the spec.
On 10 explain the upturn
ny was further reflection OF
'2E,f rnt which came early IN The
- ided day. I'm which the peace.
p4 ne country's relations with
erved. caused q lessening OF
- us factor, which was sucii a
- ,.~SIc last week
= S5A.me rule problem s5n {,
A.2p prospects 1T lone
he Improvement in
~ that they rero
= somc time are
80 axe sfop " n--tridu
49, = - il was argued
50 - lad proceeded TO
-, ~ change might
~ - - IkSbe for the better.
. 1kSn-!ve covering OF shorts
advance. II was evident
~ the market to-day that
2I' OF the hears still were un-
the shorts showed more
-, than earlier I'm the week.
as passed the point OF a
49, T. Aom last weeks depression.
hlrn point to-day there
80 ;hout lie session without Il
ueice Mhile public buyin;,
eye we're evidences of in
-. al upth stocks and bonds
lau gently.
e. locks We're especially
Npcctations OF higher
Pacific benefited from
90 res UNFOLDING tho plan
special dividends.
1o|o uited States - coupon
ai transactions. BID
Huta were unchanged
Mooney on call steady
r ra;e, 10. closing, rSMl3.
g. yer; sixty days. SAC; ninety
70 ths, 2l,8Si3 Prime nercan-
j. Stirling exchange firm at
~ Gays and at Si.S75j for de-
ns!vial bills si.siis. Bar silver.
dollars. 49,. Government bonds
az bonds strong.
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..

FURNISHED by Levy Commission Co. Com
mission Merchants. ltichmond, Va.)
Iiichmond, Va. May l. 1915
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spot cotton. quiet; middlng uplands. 1890;
middlins gulf, 1876.
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barrels.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO M,RKrr

Richmond. Va. May l. 1914;
Following are the quotations on tho Rich
mond Tobacco Exchange;
LOOSE DtRE-I-IR.n
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/ ork..
Market
sTRONG;
TANTIAl- GAINS

isis Laid on UnfRvor-
OF Possible De-
iopment.
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or- current That East
win Win Out I'm Fight
Brcu>c.
koADAN WALL.

NON' !" fNtths
May 1.-Stoclks closed
With many substantial
vance largely duo to ex-
covering.
empha sis was laid on the
de of possible develop
A1uscd period Of hard
by y sudden crisis In
situation, n renewal OF
Edaiion and the default
Island bonds had alto
iraced short selling, out
h to the floating supply
koo Hucn stress WAS laid
Ion IN the steel and iron
h ali events. traders over :
Ianrer ever present of sell
tnmon short below GO.
SIS OF the bankers in dis
the New Haven notes
supiurn that should run
stockholders have now re-
Hence. and the bears have
|lance to cover.
lral of the plan to. reor-
&A York Central system
horts Of this stock in
position. and the de-
late division of the
-: the request to
ZION Pacific dis
Iected nmmuni-
i n puzzle. I'm
-t interest has
elk, possibly In
pany would be
'ship, thus en-
W insideIs to
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Richmond 6 Chesapeake Bay Railway Cdnnany

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE APRIL ~.
1914.
Supersedfng Schedule of Mny 30, 1912.
ATnins Leave Nlch-rrnins Lenye Ash.
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NE wyonk PRODUCE MARKET

7 sEs-Dr!IiaHU l!!lt. Poultry -ACtIVe an(
waited. Veais--In splendid demand Coun,
ry Bacon-Very dull and plentiful.
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interest paying bonds are a.
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Cotton futures closed steady;
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-01-10
HUsK THE RICE BY HAND
Methods In Use In Burma Arc Suseep-
tlbIe Of Improvement, According
to American Ideas.

The most popular method used by
the Burmese for husking rice is by
the 'chike-set" or revolving mill,
which is worked by hand. This mill
Is made of woven bamboo. The low
er half is stationary, with cone
shaped head of hardwood and bamboo
extending within the upper half, which
revolves around this cone when push
ed backward and forward by means of
the handle. Hard bamboo twigs ex.
tending crosswise in the upper por-
ton husk the rice against the cone.
Between the two sections is a small
opening through which the rice falls
into a plate or basket.
The other method is by wooden
mortar, the pestle consisting Of block
of wood at the end of a heavy bar
working on a lever, which is raised
and lowered by the weight of the oper.
ator's body as he steps on and of the
further end of the bar. These ma
chimes are manufactured locally.
There is no doubt a considerable
market In Burma for small rice ma
chimes capable Of handling two hun
dred baskets per day Of twelve hours.
costing C. 1. T. Raneoon about $50. The
basket Is the unit Of measure in tho
rice trade of Burma and consists Of
forty-seven pounds unhusked rico or
seventy-flve pounds cleaned white rice.
The machine must be provided with
separators and three soutshoots. l. e.,
for white rice, coodie and husk.