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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings OF
Various Corporations.

ycgreeertstlves OF a number o. ny
fro-cfer.rte cornpanles operating N the
SAFE q California held q special meet
- recently 10 the building Of me Pa
&C Gas and Electric Company. II IS
Le..ess4 .nat the meeting vas prompted
aec1.se - r1mors that tae recent de-
-.s.,G o. the Railroad Commission nxec
b-sc rae for the generation anc
f.zasr1i ssiCr but not distr.outlon o.
g1yer. 4.thougn this met with nat
CO.. q b. officials Of the Pacific Gas and
Lse.f- Company, who sad taat mat,
'ef - mutual interest we're discussed
sal cazt me comm ssion'8 decision was
-. 5re-gn, - before the meeting.
Southern California Edison
Ea..e far gaias are zrcwr by tn
~. .-r- California Fcl2Cr Company
tsf I-c b,tn IN g-oas md -et, ,ni1 -
tse>-. y.rIel ~ decresses 90 balance
~ sacD.Is rrsul'iry from the compa-
rs .acressed charges and for depre-
~4..e-. eros Fevgrue amounted 20
sfs8is. a. incrsase OF 81 800, ard ret
issoms i,e-eased 3i,l03 20 SZZ5,bS
ss.ance af,ey charges tOtSlisd s!J3.1lo,
Nh ga tran fOr June 81 last year,
-. arp ~ afler depreciA- on decreassi
- ~. - e72 Jls. or more tnaa p per
~. tof ~ siI months ended juno
y grys e4fn.nss ~eTe 9Z,sZo,o4o' a
E@.a ol mr. over the eorrsapond 'nG
ysfise ~ laet gear, and ne. earning
l<slls4 fi!ljs20.
Ft-ii4Ha ks,i~sy, Light and Power.
tas eafaicg4 statement .! the Port
cd k4d+sy, Light ao1 Power Com .
p4'y .Dr June stoss ioss Of tSl,SDl
% Efczs operating revenue and "a &c
ssrfs1s u s-3&fg ia net geven1s. vai.s
iSf he ,ne.Ye months ended June ~
/I!se ssrrirgp Increased tib.ESB ~
}s3lS7>. Het earnings after tazez
sfsftsss1 .I5fcs srd surplus sftef
.A<fzss va 1I,ZfI Pei, equivalent IN .
-, s~nt On tae company capital stock
ICES 81 z2>g RS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29
PRICE MOVEMENT
In COMMODITIES
Wheat Prices Jump Wildly
Corn and Oats Gain
Coffee SlumpS.

Wild excitement marked trading n
wheat yesterday. and record breaking
swiftuess Of price changes often upset
attempts At keeping track OF quota
tons. There were occasional reactions
sufficient 70 cause near panic under
ordinary conditions. bat they were lost
sight of in the general rush. and drops
or gains Of > 20 cents IN less than an
hour were not uncommon. The posslbil-
ity Of an enormous demand for American
wheat through the 5toppagc of exports
from Russia. which seemed TO become
a certainty as the European pews came
iu. served 20 drive dealers lhtO a con-
n ition close 10 a frantic hysterla, and
there appeared 10 be no hmlt 70 the
builsh sentiment based on the prOba-
hiity Of a general European conflict.
The general impression that America
would be IN a position 20 dictate prices
for breadstuffs was the basis for the
excitement. which continued until the
close of the market. when quotations
were a. their highest port, with net
advances for the day Of s4 70 ga
cents bushel While the corn mar
kct was not so fcverish A. the wheat
pit. there was sufficient irmnes5 to
send prices up O.. 10 81 cents and
leave the trade little puzzi ed as 70 the
situation. oats follower the other
grains. with an advance Of IA / sc.
with no apparent Justification except
that of sympathy with Der advances.
As IN Mondays market. coffee yes
terday went directly contrary 20 the
grain trade. and the net lump of 80 to
S. points carried prices down TO the
lowest fgurc touched sin ,c August Of
1910. The inability Of Bryzil 20 secure
d loan 10 case Of a general European
conflict and the probability that vaIori-
zation coffee would havt 20 be sacrl-
feed IN order to raise money added 70
a decline of 3-32d in Rio exchange on
London, took the bottom out of the
market. which closed with spots quoted
below the 7-cent mark and futures de-
moraliZed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29

Vs- St-cet g waiting patiently Cor
-a.- S-eltcl Niliiams's discovery Of
no,s il's ,eWrst consp racy aga
-l. acminist-a tiou-the Austro- Servi an
con0lIca--on VAS fomeutec. That the
q. scovery viii lie made there can be
20 doubling. OF course, the "robber
ba-o-s Of high Aasnce" south Of Maid
m Lane Will be found 70 have been at
ne bottom OF the whole affair: nothing
evsdes their sinister influence; but
ius- row Il is as hard to see what
-neir part WAS as il IS 20 guess the
ieuouencnt OF q Sherlock Holmes
story But John will find il. Trust
'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29
ST. Louis & San Francisco Railroad Co.
To Holders Of 80 ssiunding Mortgage Gold Bonds
Due July {, 1851:

in June IS 1919 the RECEIVERS
that the earnings OF the properties were MOI
Reundng
payment OF car uus,
Pefundng Bonds the
provide for this interest," oeiau
naturally followed
that majority OF the ronds ha ave r
a OF DepoS OF THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY Or NEW OKA
Exchange hN 'IuSe
under the Refundn Med bill 10 iorecloSe the same
For the present deposit their bonds nu inc
yet depoSeu
that is acting deposited bonds and that reserves the s"
further notice o further deposits
Dated New York. july 1915
FREDERICK Chairman
- 4 W *
N. WALLACE
PRESIDE Ccutr
HEMPHlI
Preside
'froaCIIr Trust
6RoNNER.
- *
c. ".
~ Ro,or int
JONES
President. VALLEY Trust Co. a. LOUIS
RATIihoNE counsel N'"'""'''~'
tItAI ..
u N NcNl OrklI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29
NEW YORK PRICES.
Yes.ar-
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
FLOUR AND MEAL.

Tic Vor-ai .ousl adj arre ln The wheat mar
'or resulted in many 4 TIE mills withdraw
ing offers = -four. and -he market vas uoTri-
nal with tho trade awaiting developments.
spring patents 81 65dfi 70. winter straights
i4nA o. Winfor patents. s. 35nsi 81: spring
clears. 81 i5dff - extra 10 l. winter s. 7OG
s. -. No .. s. 50nt3 s.. Kansas s;rashts - l.
GA -. fancy spring patents. s. sos So RYE
FLOUR-Flrm. Far % good. s. 5at3 81
steady. Kiln dried. g. 80 BAG MEAL
STEADY. Fine white and Yellow 81 tOgtl q:
coarse 81 15T,l a. TEED-Wesfern firm
Bran % arrive 10 y sacks 81 15rs2. s.
Standard ml4dung. So 10. four Co. 50 70. rel
dos 50 90 CITY firm. bulk 81 -. sacks So.
m.idung IS s0qs30 a. red dog. SCI. on meal.
,-g4,gg o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29

firm ~ e5S IS Tor spot and $50 lis sd Tor
futures.
TTN-Strons New York spot and July.
20 tnlfS.c. august. 20 40q3l Sep.cmher,
90 40 n,si zoo. aud October 30. - n - 81 = e..
DID London tin closed firm A. 4lJi for spot
and cfss Is for futures.
LEAD-Ouiet New York spot 3S2 y q
39.fgc and East - Louis. 400 :. 15c.
SPELTER-Quiet New York spot > "
toe. and East - Louis. fs-ia n 4 92iec.
TEON-Niddle9nor 40 3. BIS 81 IN Lon
don. Local market unchanged - 50 3JD
Sl5 - for Nd foundry Northern and
southern. and So jgU SO Tor no North
eru and Souti eru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29
Coffee.

The sensational war news nreripitaief a
heavy selling movement. ana a. the demand
was limited prices broke vcr" rapidly. closing
al the bottom with net Losses ~ N t. g.
points f0r the day No' since August. 1910.
have values boon a. low - we're touched to-
dav The sf'iiug VHT believed to ha a. the
form ~ LIQUIDATION both fnr lussl and fore ign
account apI the action - tIe market revealed
a larger long Interest than wis believed 20
evi.f. European markets were weak. Idfrc
Icing ~ q la.a OF eq.is franc while Haft-
burg va. -aIi. pfonnigs lower. RIO sput
market gaT - rcia lower. Santos spots Wcrn
town n rcis AMI futures showed "A ioss OF
Ia fp --s reia. 10 E..u. on London
showed e decline ~ 3---i. AMI This fisn Of
financial distress BOO Hria' revived fears that
Brslf would have f1 sacrifice ""urn aud that
t4f.ri.atlon hoidIH e. might boz dirlldscl In
tho coat anI freight market SANTOS 81 and a.
we're quoted ~ t1uii in.- &. !" i.ffll 90. and
bio Or. g.. o. WIS ssil thIt SALES NJ santos
g. bad Irsn made 300 SOW I.l 'hn" az ln.s"o
AMI s .nle 4 900 big ~ no e. 49, re-
ported al g.. L>u--! --et HiaT-st ~sAh AMI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29

Market closes hrm. WIN nol'Ia,T I'LL.
OF stock 90 sheds and IN transit. 10 q 80,
B. N 80 3 ~ 80 q. tlSHsel 90. ianc. ~
lover. mixed. S2oaf2i other miNel. ~ oOg
$40 30 / clover. Si>a<l9. STRAW. rys. Ne J..
.il j0asl5 CsmlN baled BAY d 'V9'- '0"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29
Return of the Native.

r. was a great day for that commits
Oh house pest, the man VINO used 70
10 things and who remembers what
ADDISON Csmmack said 20 him or what
marley" Woerishoefer Of bearish
memory did on certain historic occa-
SONS. Days ike yesterday bring
cores % these oldtimers % the Street.
-aey must come and they must talk.
y -ney cannot talk 10 members OF the
rrn or the AoOr manager, then u IL
customer or an ofice boy VINO IS IN
cted with their "reminiscences. Yes
'ercsy they did most Of their taking
- re oace bows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29
ing the total business as about that
for London.

ing the total business as about that
for London.
FRISCO Is arc the subject OF mono
graph issued by l.. VI. Prince & Co. in
winch the strategic position. earning
capacity ana value of the road are pre-
scented IN a brief form that should be
interesting 10 the holders Of those Sc
cGrlucs, IN view of the present default
and the possibility of foreclosure.
Application has been made 20 the
New York Stock Exchange by the Vir-
g'nia Railway and Power Company to
list $'j0.0o0 additional first rcfunding
mortgage per cent bonds, due 1884.
Republic OF CUBA per cent cold
bonds Of 1904 drawn FOR redemption
on September I. 1914. in the amount of
SN->,5Oo. will be paid on and after that
date al the ofhce Of Spcycr a. Co. This
makes total of S4OS0.000 called or
purchased for redemption to date out
Of an original issue Of S35.000.OOO.
Gross earnings Of the Colorado e.
Southern Railroad Cor June were $3.50.
los. decrease 0f S1lS.S36, and net
earnings tota.leG s210.217, loss OF
$ll0.9lo.
The Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis
( Omaha Railway Company reports
gross operating revenue for June of
Sl,449. Sc. = loss of S77.14s. and net
revenue. after taxes. of $357.273, de-
crease Of Sl2.S66.
Directors Of the Greene Consolidated
copper Company a. a meeting ycster-
day deferred action on the quarterly
dividend. automatically dcferrlnG pay
went Of a dividend on the stock Of the
Greene Cananea Copper Company.
which. as a holding company. depends
Tor its earnings on the dividends OF
the Consolidated Copper Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Ncv York. July Is. 1914
BEEN

r..o..,. ~ head. nearly all FOR s!auGh-
Va trading in lie cattle F"eiing Tor
good IA. cattle. Dressed beef moved sIo" 's
A. stcadv prices. native sides. city dressed
Quoted a. I5ql5ie-.
CALVES.
pareirte li5 rc8. al for The raI KEY i
-,.,f .I4.. anil ro..fr- easier. common to
,-i,a, vca.s -oiI At yynSl- per- 100 a.. in'i-li-
ng Va ar SanSi0. cults and throw -"n' D.
ass ,rtv dressed Nasls quiet a. lodlH' -
.o4ntrv dressed. l-dl1r.
S,ios Kern, commission 90: % - vcals,
"A, n avcracc. At 80 per leo -, .. I'D IT,
s. %. 10 ,u'ls laS r.. s. %. 80
Tobin < shannon. y Va yeas. l9o ID ~
newton < 90: veals lS2 h. 81; Gull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29
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TILE METAL MNRk Ell.

COPPER - standard copper on the
Nct,I Exchange was unaettlcd. With spot.
J,tv. August aud September i3c askcd
Tho local street market Was unsettled.
with clcctrolyti tic quoted AZ lJu - and
c..tiug At lie. la London e""~-r ~i~s-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29
EXPORT FIGURES.

The exports of merchandise from the
Port of New York. as officially reported
at the Custom House, for the week OF
July % amounted 10 $lil77, 222 ;.
against 81 .3i6,S6l the previous week
and sl4144,56s in the corresponding
period last year. Since January
$500. ABB, against S5S5, 1Ss, l26 in the
corrnsnoudinr period last wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

ss,sssn 1900 and zo,O00 shares %
80 we're aold here yesterday for
seases s><oshs. Ssiss " the Cont
~. direct we're consieersbly reduced
''~h the prsyisas ssy. estimates CIV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29
MINING.
BONDS

go ooa can Pac 50 Mos. 1o,7t M
: n IN q Gas COW Gs..1i5 T.. Np1
10 x Y & H.s. e.. 1914 i0iA l0i.
Is 40 western Pac IS. 4o's iois S''s
.Ods io.. -sells cent? per share
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29
over. with Rio Is quoted At 7s.c. Local cor
tract prices:
PROV I>tO>>

Tho var neVs had a bullisb influence on
the prov i..ipn market. and while hu mess
Was not particularly heavy prices shov -
frmneSs PORN Arm. mess va 81 ~ :
family So qS-S. short cicar Ss9 J0p H.
.rgig. psci,et si7Isis extra India mess
S.SUS.1 DRESSED Hons nrmer, hscons
is1c. $50 10. 13c, $50 10. l3isc; 40 IN.
i3Ac: pigs. 49,. CIT MEATS-Pickled
bellies s,sady 10 DO. 15tsc: - 10. l5c. " ID.
i4i-c: picsled hams. 1873. u l5c. TALLOW
quist special. Sac. city. Sc. country. -
Ffst.c. LARD strong; middle West. 10 =eH
10 SOC: city firm. sc nominal; refined
south America. II SOC. Continent. 1850 !.
Rr.zfl kegs = 30c. compound steady. "a
So. STEARINE firm, olco, : : ~ 80 city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29

IL LAR

Ther. was no improvement noted In me
demand for refined and prices we're reglcei
20 i2sc for fine granulated by the / ederal.
while other rotners we're SAID 20 De hoidIAs
a. too Withdrs Ndls we're moderate
There was no change in raw. but tradlns
was a 1iffle more active and sales were re-
por-ei OF 10 600 bags Of tubas in port AZ
unchanged prices or &c. cost ana tr'lgHt'
equal 20 @ Zoe for centrifugal The market
closed steady ~ d. efc for ceutri ugal. -.olc
Tor nioIasses and -. Tor cost ana ffeish
in London heef sugar was reporter WIN
sellers at 9s 5i.d FOR July. ~ 81 Tor NJ
gust and @ I'd f1r OctOper- - e'enber. Win
fhs curb a. o. ii-d. g al AMI - ot2d re-
specttrelv LONDON csblea the stock IN the
tinted Kingdom AS 1874 90 tons. Nllett q
cray report the movement OF sugar az the
six principal ports Of cuba for The week az
follows: Receipts 900 tons. against +eoO
The previous week 900 last wear and SDv9
two yea ~ ago: exports. $1,000 against 3,.-
00n - 900 and 81 600. stock, J22OVo'
against 352 900, 34i.000 and $4,000 entire
island receipts, 10 900. against 1900 lsst
week rs 900 last year and 1000 IN isl-
cent-aIs grinding. 4. against 0. and TO- re-
spectively. -.
Tho prospect OF a var IN Europe. Will.
s.-ytrc 20 i,eop the markets for both "a"
and refined sugars IN firm POSITION. has
s.tod - : deterrent among buyers and soil
,~s ,fiko and trfr ia reflected iu a waiting
s.titudc In tho market for futures. WIN IN
-.nde,.,. upward Quotations f0r tuhan -aN
futures basis - degrees, O. N"" ioihi
reported hy Hopkins BROS. - Broad 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29

Tie market vas moderately sciiNe ah9
sear opening steady prices developed
strength on covering by shorts In The near
positions and the strength In lard. The
u-oalxuess I'm cotton had no apparent intu-
ence on values. and Al the close prices were
20 IL POINTS net higher. Local contract
prices -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29
FUTURES WAITING.

Iilr ....'.....''.'''' ''''''''' - H. -.
NlEus; .''''''''''' "a. 10
Scn,e,i,oer '''''''''''..'''..... .. - 70
."'''
.-.-.,.,,,- ,,onrc,, u,pLETs
COZ I'M FhopONC
.-,.,. ,-,-t f.,iv g. 1911
BITTER.
,.. ,.~ ,.., - $50 Dks~. fa-t
III -n.:.t I,tr.. ..ports. lu- inpor'
VA 49,, rsf,.- slightly supplied with
-I-n Grade fresh c-esuierv and prices have
ad' s.'',, ai.. ,.'-b q, command ,hc out-
l,.., 'r.,rner,. exirss. : 70 20: frsts
- = '=c S-".,.' -ooJ y. prime. g
,,o,oq- .-,tras. ~ u ...i.c. drst-
" 10 ,., ir,i,.-t"n crcamcr.. hrsts
81 ,,tlEsF
fntN'.o ,.,.... ..,or-q
.... ,..,,I- .o material change
f ,,.,.ir milk frn-.f
''' 'e '..-.... f.r,- Itt.H
49, ~ s.i-fo@ f5GIsI-c.
l''-c' piii"'' I- '" uTtll-c.
state. sAiif. ''1'
good ip cn'i,'' 80 % ''
EGGS.
r.c,irts ro~ week.. 1910 cas-. imports
~. arrivals l-1t. hu' i"t' i". ,.i,..
aui SOL l7. iI'..' i...a,,i.- s,or-
e. c-es arn sra nearby uhi'. fancy
,r.rtnffv a. good prices. Fresh gathered
s,,-s. dozen. Pa &c. extra arsf,. - 80
% 49,. - d.. seconds. i>G -U'.
-,c. IN -r.,r5s f.ncy. char-.s
rr- .tl.r. s.cond- e3gcte,
-b' l.urerv -hit.s fancy new az.
-'...... % ,e,. gathered and mizad. 80 g
.- .,,,,- .g-s indian runner. - PC.
rRiiT..
FEE~t Receipt 4'. -. Sc
plies fau'' 'pp' f-,..' cre-h
.Nnins- .,.-r...,,. -.,o- AP-
r.e pts 'a.iug 'n- -''%i' 49,, Gil
PILES. oit. rnI - YNdS' ~ 70. 20 IL o.
box. s; -,asl e.. u"1rb,. ac' nH-",i usE, 20
aSl =. lhI 81 ,s0'- -. Is.l,,'' ~ t"s..
Peaches ia. carrie- slaA- -' .- , s,o
soy. pel ara MI. os. ''H - :, ,,,si -o. Nq
81 -. ~ w * - a. and pe c5sc
,i4sl - CHERRIES. sour. rel. s-ib hsk. loH
,n hr,.k fpt foe. CTRRANT> Qt. Sr'r,
~, ,.r-yt.Df,fr.s ttrriyer a. Tdi5c. Jer-et.
-,.,,,,.c, I'd -I... hiact caps. pint. 4uGc.
lfr-,.t-r t-rr-r,T,rr.s Dot and Nd sHN'. Penn
,rJ Trr.er -nr... GoOSERERRlE largo,
'.'1 ,f1rs.. small. ,aar. MJSKMELoN>.
g. AT" g -1ss r. Jur,po. S.rs9 90.
~ . E, - r, e,t sia.l 90. : C.. std ~.
ga,, IN ~. l~qsl. fat. c5d55c; y g.
POI. - Nii stl Ct sidgl -. Jumbo,
!, g. rat -o4i75... Ralt Gem. stl g..
:; - GPANGE-. Fla box siqs2 %
al. s.dsi -. GRAPEFRUIT. Fla -, -.
81 Dol - p,-,1 Rico Red spanish. ~
- ~ cuban siase - Fla sass %;
.,,,,,.,tr cavarne szHA. NAIEkMEJONS,
Snlou,H .sS,,,f-o ,.r iON ,iOqs.O.
e'' 'O"-' IN .rp,v
hAh M n,'se-ate suppiy
Market clos' HIiI' w.. .'-1,si- nay largo
of stock I'D sn'us 20 -, .,-Ine 81 10 1. s.3q
.di"i- p'r On sf5.5sri 30. fancy li~ht
y ~, ~" ~ ,aol,,;, o-fe~ mixed 81 sou
lover ii'A"l' -t,sT,tfa. STRAW. rye. No T.
Sls ~ ! c4v..., t,f-.i nav 81 .Oqsa lower
'it 'vfS4'' '''"i" 0"'N
tAdh .llS"' .r,,,
POT NTOfs AND NE6Ei ADLE-.
Receipts Tor week, ea.'i' ools -,
o. "0l ukgs onions. IMPORTS 100 Pl--'
onions. Potatoes .losed owe Oll.Ii' ~
81 tor fsnr,. POTATOES. !: / u, W, o1l ~
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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-31
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

II ia astonishing how much pe..y,
a team can do with little COME ths
L,ocLed out of Il. For instance, .ns
defeat which American Fork receiver
at the hands of Provo improveo gu, o"n
boys about twenty per cent, ny
bovs came home determined 10
even on somebody. First they weu ~
through the second string puhvn
way that made the coach dre esn,
sroat dreams. The determinato,
10 vet even on somebody was SUI
evident from the way Amcr'can 90.
went through Lehi From the We,
the boys have been practising uur,ne
the week. II is evident that the SAM
feeling of determination mas "o
died. crove n,
The gxme with Pleasant Grove, "
the sixth of February Will De play, !,
I'm the Gym, while the dance VIII
held In the Apollo. ~,
Tuesday, January ~. Proi. nos
k,ns, accompanied by Miss May v ,a,n
delighted the students OF ,he h,s
school with three numbers on y
violin. He rendered "MazurKa
Concert" his first number, IN MAJ
i. ner which took his hearers by stor'
His two encores, "Bercenese. tro
e Jocelyn." and annie Laurie, we
A plnyed with great beauty ana chari
As accompanist, Miss Garn certain
earned her share OF deserved p'"''
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-31
THE TALE OF A DOLLAR BILL

A farmer went to town to spend
some of his hard-earned Dough-
And in a merry jest, and JUST
To show his printing skill,
He printed his initials on
A brand new dollar Dill a.,
He spent that dollar that same uas
Down In the village store 49,.
He thought twas gone forever 'no"'
And he'd see !, no more.
Eut long before the year roheu ny
ON, day h. went 20 NIL
A neighbor's order. and received
That same one dollar bill. 80,
Once more he spent that dollar Dill
In his own neighborhood.
where II would do himself and friehd'
The most amount OF good.
Four times In two years II came PACK
| As some bad pennies VIII,
| And each time he'd go out ana speh'
Tbis marked one dollar Dill -
Had he been wise that dollar might
Be I'm town today;
But lust two years ago
He sent II far away
The people who received IL theh
I know have got 1t still,
FOR twas to mail order house
He sent his dollar bill 49,
! No more will that marked dollar
. Come into the farmers HANDS,
And nevermore VIII IL he'p " p"'
q The taxes on his LANDS.
!. He put 1t where 1t never can
O It's work In life fulhh; -,
, He brought about the living uea'"
a or that one dollar DILL
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-31
Heavy Meat Eaters
Have Slow kidneys
p., lass Ment II You Feel Bachach'
~ or Have Bladder
Trouble.

No man or woman who eats mea.
.oa,,larIv can make mistake Wy
a,,sh,ny the Kidneys occasionally, say
" woll,known authority, Meat lorne
-, acid which eXcites the kidneys,
ny nv hecome oyerworked from the
strain, got sluggish ana la, ~ Mood
the waste and poisons from ,hv v rheu-
then we get sick Nearly a., ,,h,e
matism. headaches, iiVer uouo,S,
Nervousness, dizziness, sieepieessn.s
and urinary disorders come i'o"
S'1 The moment you feel dull acne
| Nc Iidneys or your back hur's, OF
40 ne urine is cloudy, offensive, iu,'
/ y, sediment. irregular OF passage "
,,ended nv sensation OF scaiuins
go eating meat and get ABOUT tou'
s,vp NJ lad Salts from any pual
ou take a tablespoonful IN gas
,,er before breakfast anu In
VI W." as your kidneys will act hn'
.rM ' ssn,ous salts Is made from III
ao,d ~ cranes and lemon )ulce, con con
atnaa with iithia, and has peen us,
D o. generations TO flush ana s,ilhu' .,
nc kidneys, also TO neutral'ho ~
: lids In urine so II no longer eaua,
,rr,tstion' thus ending bladder "e"'
ness. o,s,ve and ca
not injure: makes aensn Viii
No yescent Whitewater urihn ana IN
everyone should take now an oct,
m keen the kidneys clean anu o,di i
and the blood pure, ihereoy "o
ke serious kidney comphc"''on''
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-31
Nostrjls and Head Stopped up From
Cold Or Catanh? Try Ely's Cream Balm

tho nostrils; penetrates and heals the
infiamed. swollen mempiane ,asrs
lines the nose, head ana throat, v'oa'
Nc air messages; stops nasty dis-
charges and a feeling OF cleansing
snotb,ne relief comes Immediately. .
Don't lay awake tonight struggling
for breath with head stuffed; nostrhs
Closed hawking and blowing Catarrh
or cold. with it's running nose, foui
mucous dropping into the throat ana
raw dryness is distressing but truly
needless.
Put your faith = just once : IN
"Ely's Cream Balm and your colo
or catarrh will surely disappear
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-31

Any little wound or abrasion OF the
aesh occurring In cold weather that ID
not promptly treated becomes bad
sore and Is difficult to heal, Apply
nAI,LARp's SNOW LlNlMENT AT
once when such accidents happen
The wound heals promptly and soon
does away with the annoyance OF
bandage. Price 25c, Doc ahu$io'
ner bottle. Sold by VIM. Thornton
(Adv.