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Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-02
Butte Cut In Force
 In Effect
Out of Date Great Falls Plant Cannot Make Copper at Re-
 cent Price of MetaI-ReduCeS Mining Output 5000 Tons General Reduction Unlikely

Word reached the city yesterday of large reductions of working forces at Butte. The Great Falls Shelter of Anaconda has closed down and six of the mines of the company have been closed Reduction in working forces ifs said to have let out about 27OO men. Low price of copper is given by the company as its reason for curtailment of operations at the present time.
 The Great Falls smelting plant was built in 1891 but has since received improvements and increases at vari- ous times. However, the last several years the Great Falls plant has not been kept up to the mark in improve ments, the larger plant built at Wash .oe receiving the greater part of en- deavor in this direction. In conse- quence, for some time it has been con- sidered that the Great Falls plant might not be operated with economy and its closing down has been looked for with every fall in the price of the metal The plant has had capacity for 5000 tons of ore daily, to which nc has been working the greater part .ot the time the last few years
 lt is understood that the decrease in mining forces corresponds with the cut in ore treatment capacity repre- sented in the closing of the Washoe plant the copper costs of which did not allow margin for the making of profit on the present low market It IS not considered that the Butte act ion forecasts any general movement along copper output reduction lines among the producers. Most of the latter have made all the curtailments they are likely to- accomplishing this two and three months ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-02
THE LOCAL EFFECT
IN LOCAL ISSUES

worth while noting the In lists Phelps Calumet Arizona ompara
 
 exclusively held this they merit they Co the general dnozaton made by showing for real copper evident when the Wednesday an lines at home as well abroad that holders of these producers the cheapest country high grade ore bodies and that they oud withstand longer and with less cuamen dividends any copper
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-02
FOR coLoRADo.euLF HIGHWAY

COLORADO SPRINGS. July 31.- The Colorado Gulf Highway associa- ton. which is promoting a project for an improved highway from Colorado to the Gulf of Mexico held a meeting here today. Delegates from the vaIi- ous parts of Colorado. Texas and other states Co be traversed by the proposed highway were in attendance. Presi- dent c. L. Williams of Memphis, Tex as, presided and presented his annual report to the association.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-02
MINES, MINING COPPER STOCKS AND COPPER
Losses and Gain from the Market Wreck of the Week, About EUen Among Local Holders of Stocks

DerabH Which the Holding the LsSbanta Why This Position Should Any ResaMe Market Outlook Followed Higher Prices Under Conditions Runaway
 
 SShatuOk Disbursement Months Production This Raises the List State-ne Promising Things Developing
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-02

nothing navy heavily quickly up surplus accumulated ply Thirty manufacturing industry ebb In but doubled and trebled demand
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-02

districts it the last  fall the metal fin the metal markets The  
 
  O prosperity friends
  b
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-02

for less prosperity if it is down. In the always enough interest prosperity a of importance acqunances any the
 THINK ABOUT Monday possibility suddenly
 
 possible preparation general
  sacrificing fshul hoodsed destruction which in
 ALL MARKETS CLOSE
  public security primary It
 
 
  called which interest which there was call for it to continue as the goat TRADING CLOSED ON FRIDAY Morning York exchange consequence When 1t will dependent upon required adiustment situation probably protection
  general public equally
  locality time securities this during week There bottom bucket
 EFFECT in security prices dumping al New about in position possibly investors district the
  those the getting
 
  bad home effects although of Che losers doubtless feel their
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-02

the world It isa fine time to reflect upon the home in and all sorts of weather
 THOSE ABOARD
 picking bargains the highest merit and will probably holding them the long run they picking things which apparently offer larger profit that they have fallen demoazatons oasoned by foreign course necessarily only those which have had the dumped they back already hing normal de- in the of absorb ing even good thing already stomach issues bound abroad of their lesser losses 
 THE SHORT SIDE OF THE MARKTET
 However appears immediate changed only the positive annument of the general danger gudedy the best if tn be of fact will be choked and guttsd the situation, questionab profits do quickly comparatively speaking The profits will of just which together He will hundred dced the practice gnson the advised the other They highly extremely win but the chances an the dealings this the real center of chance of making winning winning line action
 AS TO COPPER THE METAL
 There is in the belief likelihood has existed in long time a Of the good advance doubt what European not last than three mendou wrkage of industrial plants description telephone bankruptcy times cartridges and shell supplies all copper products
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-02
doubled and trebled demand.
MEANTIME 4 LooAL BoARn

MEANTIME LOCAL BOARD | do a business
 
  gambling spirit provide gamble likely intensely higher find available n
 JUNIPER FLATS INTEREST
 
 
 busy findings tnues to hold the lead discovery foremost grade the lead of rich through the point still confined they openings tere is also continuance prospecting of the likewise found $500 s7OO rock has been found passed carelessy by It is promised that there will generalies prevail fair sample of which the oft heard coming the Tax properties that the there gold assured the owners by the material put i n sight
 cANANEA MINES Are reliably bringing their oup and general operations back rapdty possible It is understood that there given by officials in con- tro in Sonora that they company has protection and that there will outrage which involved firing of the veta Gande Examples are said to have been made Of rngeade believed incentive for this outrage and 1t declared that some of which may contain surprises rumored that tere are Amer cans on fa cdao bo vb
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-02

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-06-19

A man may use the wart on
the back of his neck for a collar
button; ride on the back coach
OF train to save interest on his
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-06-19
Say He Is Incompetent
Board OF County Commissioners
Attacks Democratic Candidate For
County Surveyor.

IL Is seldom that county Offlcia
gets a 'biff" such as that handle,
to Surveyor Josiah Morton by tb
democratic Board of Commissioner
last week. The Board not onl,
passed an order to the effect tha
Morton, who is the Democratic can
didate for Ie election, is not q ,ali
fled to be entrusted with the duties
of an engineer in the construction
of rock road, but the, furthe,
found that Joseph A.. Carr, who is
Moiton's republican opponent for
the same office, is competent and
qualified. Carr was appointed but
has not decided whether he will &C
cept or not.
The trouble arose over the APP
polntment tf an engineer for the
Tegmeyer ct al rock roads in Wash
lngtoD township. Morton den ID
ed the position by virtue of his of.
fec and the Board declined to ap.
o ut him and made a record of its
reasons for fu ling to appoint Nor
on and also for appointing Carr.
A democratic candidate for re-elec-
ton is thus placed in an embarrass-
ing positio,- of finding by a Board
Of Commissioners of his own party
that he is incompetent and that his
republican opponent is competent.
Following is the order which will
be found in Commits sioners' Record
Y, page 50:-
'In the Matter of the Petition of
Frank Tegmeyer. Geo. A. HolIon
ct al, Petitioners FIR Macadam d
Highways in Washington Township
Fike County Indiana Comes owI
the parties hereto ard it appearing
that a contract has heretofore been
let for the construc ion of said
Highway, and it also appearing to
the satisfaction of the Board of
Commissioners Of said county that
Josiah Morton, Surveyor of said
Pike county, Indiana, in which said
is located, is not com
petent Civil Engineer, and it fur
ther appearing that Joseph A. Carr
in Petersburg in ssid county, is a
competent Civil Engineer.
1t is now hereby ordered and de-
creed that the said Josiah Morton
does not possess the ,eq .irements
of Civil Engineer and as County
Surveyor of said Pike County, Ind
lana, is not competent Civil En-
gineer to be intrusted with the re-
sponsibility of performing the
engineering work in the
construction of said Highway
Wherefore said Beard now appoints
Joseph A. Carr. a competent and
q efficient Civil Engineer, to have
chsrae of the construction of said
work and he is directed to qualify
for said position by filing his bond
with John ID. Gray in the penal
,um of Six Thousand (6,00O 0O)
Dollars with sufficient surety there
On and to take the oath required by
aw. Petersburg Press, June II,
1914.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-06-19
Wake Up and Advertise.

Will you walk into my parlor?"
:. Said the spider to the flies;
MY webs are spun in places
where
They do not advertise"
I'VE thank you, sir, but must
decline"
The willy insects said;
We DO not care to waste our
time
In places that are dead" "-Ex.
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JASPER, INDIANA. FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1914
Knock, and the World
Knocks With You.

Boost, and you boost alone,
When you roast good and loud
You will find that the crowd
Has hammer as big as your own.
Buy and the gang is with you,
Renlg, and the game is off;
For the the lad with the thirst
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When you start to buy
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10 broke and they say TIA Ia
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BE gay and the mob will cheer you.
They'll shout while your wealth endures
Show fearful lamp
And you'll see them tramp,
And it's back to the woods for yours.
There's always bunch to boost you
While at your money they ce,
But you'll find them all gone,
On the cold gray dawn,
When the fringe shows up on your
pants
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We know of number of families who
ara regular readers of the Courier Int
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to know that the Courier is thus appre-
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-06-19

Total number successful in
County 140.
Roberta Wilson of Bainbridge
Township leads for County
Honors with a grade of 90 per
cent. Others in the Honor List
and their grades are: Marcella
Melchior "a, Della Luebbehusen
I93. Mary Vogl 81, Kate Fried.
man 81, Hubert Schwinghammer
81, Bernardine Dudine 81, The,
esa Birk 80 and Anal KeIiams 90
Fractions in the above have been
Omitted.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-08-26
26 91I
Irrigate Your Neigllborhood
 HERRERT K ALTMAN
Author of Do Something! Be Something!

 ALF century there million of land within
 half thousand miles of Onala upon which blade
 ci would grow. Today upon these very deserts arc wonderful orchards and tremendous wheated The soil itself full possibilities. What the land needed In time es farmers who knew that they could the and they dug dtches and led the their with their brains we'll their pows-hcy became rich tloug1, irrigation
 Advertising thousands rich, just because they of buyers into nebooos that could be made busy oca by irrigationby drawing people from other sections.
 successful retailer is the who keeps the plr- coming his isn't the spot itself that makes the pays the who makes the pay Ceners of trade selected by the puchey created by the force which controls the pub1c-thc newspapers.
 New neighbohoo1s for business being constantly built who have located themselves which they have changed from deserted ostlng oroughares, through advertising irrigation
 storekeeper who wfncs his ncighbohoOd holds squntng the truic is hurting the neighborhood
 If lacks streams of buyers he easily enough them by reaching through the columns the daily and inducing people sections him. Every he influences of competitor he only irrIgang his field but diveng the upon which nonadvertng merchant de- for existence Men and who live door shop plead for their will eventually be drawn establishment miles
 The circulation of nothing less than of buyers from which shoppers in the direction that promises the value for the least money.
 The magic development of the desert lands has its parallel in merchandising of who consider the newspaper irrigan which make customers where before
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-08-26
MINIMUM WAGE LAW FOR WOMEN
State Federation of Labor Will Ask Legislature to
 Enact Measure.

Little Rock, Aug. 26-The state federation of labor will ask the next legislature to pass a minimum wage law for women employed in industri- al pursuits. Similar laws are now in force in twenty-two states of the union.
 An investigation that is being con ducted now by the state bureau of labor shows that there are forty-one laundries in the state that pay a minimum of $6 per week. There are some that pay less, and the bureau is endeavoring by mutual understand ing to establish that figure as the minimum wage for the state.
 The proposed law that has been tentatively drawn by the legislative committee of the federation provides that mo female shall be employed in any manufacturing, mechanical or mercantile establishment, laundry hotel or restaaurnt, or telegraph or telephone establishment or office, or by any express or transportation company in this state more than nine hours in any one day or more than six days or 54 hours in any one week" It is also provided that no female un- der Is years of age shall be required to begin work before a. m. or to work after 9 D. m.
 It is provided that the minimum wage for minors under IS shall be one dollar per day; for adult learners or apprentices, $1.1O per day; for experienced adults, $1.25.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-08-26
CANDIDATES IN
 GENERAL ELECTION
Secretary of State Today Certifies to Nominations in State and
 District Contests,

Little Rock, Aug. 2o.-Secretary of State Hodges will tomorrow certi- fly out the state and district nominees for the biennial election September II. There is very little Opposition t. the regular Democratic nominations anywhere.
 A. L. Kinney, Republican, and Dan Hogan Socialist, are opposing George w. Hays, Democrat, for governor.
 Of the eighteen districts only two furnish opposition 10 the Democratic nominees for circuit judge. 1n the twelfth district, Paul Little Democrat, is opposed by H. N. Smith, Indepen- dent. In the Fourteenth District, George w. Reed, Democrat, is op- posed by John I. Worth1ngton, re- publican.
 There are three opposing candi- dates for prosecuting attorney. In the Fourth district, the nominees are John s. Combs, Democrat; R. F. Forest, Republican; in the Six3h dls- trict, M. E. Dunaway. Dem 'crat, George A. Mcconnell. Republican; in the Fifteenth, J. D. Benson, Democrat, and John F. Roberts, Republican.
 There is opposition ia only two of the senatorial districts. In the Tenth district, composed of Pulaski anl Perry counties, the nominees are George F. Jones and w. c. Adamson, Democrat; D. w. Perrin, Socialist; :; George B. McCarty and U. c. Horr. Republican. Horn was appolnted recently Republican county e.ection commissioner for Perry county and he will have to either resign as com missioner Or withdraw as Iorinea.
 In the twenty-fourth district. Rem Kendall, Democrat, is opposed by A. J. Russell, Republican.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-08-26
INNES AND WIFE
 TAKEN TO TEXAS
Wanted at San Antonio In Connection of Disappearance of Nelms
 Sisters.

Eugene, Ore, Aug. 25.-Mr. and Mrs. Victor Innes charged with the murder of Mrs. Elois Dennis and Miss Beatrice Nelms, left here today for San Antonio, Texas, in charge of a Texas deputy sheriff They will go by way of Portland, where a stop of day or two will be made pending an attempt by relatives Of the miss ing woman to identify iewelry which Innes is alleged to have offered for sale there.
 Accompanying the prisoners is a grewsome bit of alleged evidence in the form of large meat grinder found ill the lnnes home. This Is be- ing taken to Texas in al effort to prove that it was used in an effort to dispose of the bodies Of the mur- dered women.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-08-26
GRAIN ADVANCES.
Opens Down, But Soon RecOyers Loss

Chicago, Aug. 25.-Other factors being submerged under the war i1- fluence wheat, opening 1Sc down to- day. jumped 5-S@2 7-Sc over yes- terday's close. It was due to spec ulation on present and prospective European demands.
 Corn followed wheat, opening 1-S@ 1-2c down and advancing to a posi- tion o-S@1 over the previous close. The strongest bulge was in May.
 Oats at the opening was 1-Sc down to 1-Sc up and on the early bulge made net gains of 5-S@1c, the latter in December futures.
 There was little doing ill provisions and prices at the opening were 3 1-2 or down.
 4es The wheat close was buoyantly strong, 3@3 higher for the day.
 Corn closed firm, 5-S@1 5-Sc net higher.
 The lpadiny featnrec rauped fol-