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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21
BRIEP WALL STREET NEWS.

Directors Of the Manhattan Company
olhs have declared the regular semi
snapal dividend Of Z per cent and an
st,fs dis5ursement Of per cent, pay
rss January 3 70 holders Of record
december "a.
william J. Wollmsn, managing part
81 o. J. 5. Bachc & Co., will withdraw
Won wem The firm on July next. Nr.
relintn, who Ia q member Of the stock
ts1sasnge. viii also retire from active
SS.IsH.hsss. Sol Weller, president Of the
eaEhfy- Central National Bank, OF
~ Orleans, will become q member
u we Urn On January /.
me adjourned special stockholders
.Ssiing o. the United Drug Company
g.sgpfoye the proposed merger with
Eiker Z Hc2enan Company has
sh again postpOned until Friday.
asn ne plan viii have been formally
,,yDfeyeo ~ shareholders Of the Hege-
asa company.
T. a csppelen Smith has been elect
"a director o. tie Chile Copper and
SA'N Exploration companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21

Special Liverpool cables-spot cotton good de-
r,snd. sale- TO- 600 bales. speculation and export.
900; American. 1900. Imports. 1000. all AmeIi-
can Aud-uplsud 1901. Futures opened steady.
7fTSis points higher: closed steady. ~ net al
vance N lOalj points. Jan-Feb. 7.35adi Mar
Apr 1881: Msy-June. 725d. july Aug. 1lyhd;
Oct N0g. 6S4i4d. Manchester-lams nFm. cloths
Ia good demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21
lFrOm Tho Tribune Bureau.l
Washington. December 20.


ARMY
Mai ROBERT r. RAYMOND. Corps Of Engineers.
Ffrom Los Angeles 20 san Francisco. about FEB.
S. thence 20 Hayti engineer Hawaii Dept.
Captain JOHN J. kINGMAN. General stan. ~ duty
IN 0rice chief ~ STAT
Capt ROYAL REYNOLDS. Med. Corp from II.
Niagara 70 r sam Houston.
Capt WEBB T.. COOPER Med. Corps. nov on duty
at r. sam Houston. report 10 commanding Of
ncer thai post for assignment u duty with Field
Hospital No g.
First Lieut., MARTIN e WISE. can Inf. 10 West
Point Mi ary Academy. FEB. 3. vice First Lieut.
THOMAS d. OSBORNE jth Field Art. 10 his
regiment
Second Lieut. +. FRANCIS RIGGS. 9Th Field Ar.
report 10 Chief Of STAT; for temporary duty IN his
ofice
MAJ GEORGE Z. srocRLE 18th Cav. leave o.
absence exteaded one month.
NAVY.
Lieut., A. W BROWN. ds,ached Baltimore. Dec
- 20 Padueah. Jan. 3.
Lieut.. J. J. MCRACkEN detached command Ala
bama. continue naval hospital. Norfolk
Lieut.. u. G. u. : MQTA RRIE 20 Prome,heus
Lieut. q O. ,. H. LtCkEL. detached Prone
thtus. Dev y D. West Virginia. Jan. 4
Lieut.. -. c. g. W. HEWLETT. detached Dixie
~ Baltimore.
Ensign H. 4. BURks. detached receiving ship az
san Francisco. Jan. IS 20 Raleigh.
Ensign ;. =. ROSE, detiched West Virginia Dec.
81 70 Pronetheus. Jan. 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
SALES
New Erie Financing Likely.

It is probable that the Erie Railroad.
through j. p. Morgan & Co.. will soon
float an issue OF convertible bonds
which will not only provide for $685.
900, 900 Of msturities for the next two
years, but leave a substantial amount
for other corporate purposes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21

Tbs ,erJ rapid advance IN the wheat market made
u almost impossible 10 arrive al definite conclu-
sions regarding the price OF -four. and this. to-
sether with tie disturbed trahic conditions, made
business almost our o. the question. BUCKWHEAr
FLOUR steady fair 10 good. $500 $50: choice
10 fancy $j.759S5s0. CORNMEAL steady. Kiln
dried, t375dS3so BAG MEAL steady; fine
white ana yellow. Sl7j: coarse. Sl5S. FEED
CHS easy. bran. bulk. $3.50. loOlb sacks. so
heavy mldfinss DO S2i. hour middlings do Sl.5O;
bran. IOO-Ib sacks. s22s5ss23; standard mid
dlugs do. S32sj@ s23: -four midduss do. $50 so.
red dog hour. HOLD sacks. S2s.'J. oilmeal, $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Advances on Euro
pean Demand-Supports
Corn Market.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nc1 YORK. December 20. 1918.
MHEkI.

whsa; idr,nced lAS3sc. making q nr gain Of
IhSskc during the last weeA Nay and July
wheat az Chicago made new high rcooris sor The
season. and sentiment vas ve.y bullSh. E1pJii
sales Of about i.75e 900 bushels wsre thought 70
confirm he hery that EgroIe VIII De iorcd %
under normal conditions would have been supplied
b. AsraAa and Argentina but which IS being
bought here on account Of the scarcity Of ocean
tonnage and high freight rates from the Southern
Wall stree. and outside interests are believed TO
be strongly idsntaei with tho buying side and The
Icrs enthusiastic bulls are predicting much higher
Ths visible supply o, wheat In the United States
ard Canada showed increase Tor tie weeN %
81 ess 900 bushels. but this was due 70 the re-
which had been lost track Of on the aes bu, which
vas known % exist. the rsures had no apparent H.
fgence on values. although Tie 'o,a visible IN
North America Is now lll9-DJ0J bushels, com
pared with elij5. 900 last year
In the cash msrke, No durln vas quoted a.
sl53is (. o B. Nov York. " Northern Duluth.
tl26is. anu No l Northern Manitoba Sl.21@s c. l.
T. Buffalo.
Corn showed an easier tone owing to favorable
weather over the belt and reports OF larger country
offerings The strength In wheat, however. served
70 cheek aggressive selling. and fna quotation;
vev net unchanged 10 l.c higher: The visible sup
pared with an increase Of 3 l0i.00o last year In
the cash market No yellow corn was quoted a
SIZE promp. shipment
OATS.
The nArke, for oats was auis, but prices vers
steady closing al i,aHc net higher. The colrtr
seems a little more d.spused 10 sell and tho visible
supply increased 800. 900 bushels Tor Tho week. com
pared with de'rcss3 % $1,000 last year. Ih'
local cash market vas steady. No 3 white quote
A. 4eia iac: No white. i5is i6l2c; fanc'
clipped white isis S5oiac. ordinary clipped white
atls Isle, al elevator.
RYE.
Market steady: No Western. sl.o3 c + e. Men
NEW YORK PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21
coTToNSEEp OIL.

,-o,,o,s.aa oil was unsettled and feverish The
Daccnber position was very n-m. with closing DOS
- noiuts above the hnal 81 Saturday Lsier Wohlla
80 rnore or less disturbed uy tho aciou of the
srot uosition, although fluctuations were lrregul.5
snd a. the close prices ranged from point lower 10
s ponts net higher. Range Of prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21
QUOTATIONS FOR BEEyE
BECvEs.


Receipts Tor two dsys. 1855 head: Gi cars on
sale. Steers in moderate supply and steady. with
good Hight cattle in best demand; bulls and COWS
lower al New York yards than las- Fridays sales
at these yards The yards we're we'll cleared Com
mon 10 fairly prtns steers sold az S. 2j@ so per
100 To- bulls at S95O0S8 1 bun at sC.75: cows
a. s. 500 1886. Dressed beef slow 40 100 l4c for
city dressed native sides. extra, liig@ ljc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21
SUGAR FUTURES.

Bnyins BIZ leading Cuban bull Interests caused an
sriivs o1sning I'm futures to-day, with FIST prices
r,i,, lover 10 points higher. Sales Tor me qsy
we're "a $50 tons and the market was generauy q
s t0ints net lower, with DECEMBER SHOWING H1'
loss OF 10 points. Range Of prices: -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21
CALVES.


Receipts FOR two days. 300 head; 1850 head m
sale Veals IN good demand and steady % hrm:
BARNARD calves. o5c higher TIE pens we're cleared.
Common 20 prime vCtis sold AZ Ss1Sl250 per 100
90. ,tIlls al sea s. so: bauyad calves al $50
81 go City dressed yeals full steady ar i4alsisc;
a few a. l9c. country dressed irmer at 1874 i6c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21

The local market for spot cotton was quiet and
roinfs blgher al IL Zoe Tor mddhns upland, sales,
loo bales. delivered on contract. 100. -
Receipts al tie ports AID interior points. win
comuaris0ns. follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21
CHRISTMAS GREENS.

HOLLY standard case 81 50G 81 80. bbl sjc9
81. AuSTTETOE domestic. case 81 50atl0. Euro
pean. case. Sl5dtls HOLLY wREATHs. dozen,
@S2: PRINCES PINE ROPE. $500 81 other
rope. sl5odsl75: PRINCES PINE. loose. 100 d..
;58is: CROW FOOT S2aH: STARS. average,
TRIES bundle OF 20. si9sl2s: single. SIG feet.
each $2St2 go 1920 feet. each. sl09$20: IS feet
aud over. each. foot. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21
H0THoUSE PRODUCTS.

CUCUABERs. No ]. dozen. 5OcSsl %: culs.
box. s250gS3 .25; LETTUCE Jersey AID nearby.
2-boI strap. sldS2: other Eastern dozen 675c:
MINT. per dozen bunctes 300 i0c. MUSHROOMS.
white. 4-lb basket !l209Sl50. brown. sldsl %
buttons 7JcaSl. RADISHES. 100 punches 81 500
81 TOMATOES l01 roc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21

MONDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1915.

Exchange Monday amounted to
and sl2sooo
S91ss6OOO against s5soOO In 1914
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21
SHEEP AND LAMBS.

Receipts FOR two DAYS 67;S head: 10 cars on
sale Sheep In fair demand and steady best lambs
nuu. others steady: the pens Were cleared OF early
arrivals Common % prime sheep sold AZ Sig So
per 100 ID; culs. $685. medium 10 prime lambs A.
So 5ORSlO. a car OF choice do al Sl02j. culs NJ
& Dressed mutton steady az ga lligc. dressed
lambs slow at 12izaljizc. h.g dressed. l6c; coun-
try dressed dollhouse lambs. $39$l0 per carcass.
HOGS.
Receipts for two days. 1900 head: car On
GALE Market higher. With sales a. SS5O9N per
loo 10. roughs $50. stass $3.50. Country dressed
hogs steady a. 7@IQc. roasting pigs higher az IA
Y lNc.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-27
TIE fIRsT TEAcuP

Tbey Hs6 Ne tesndisA ~ oapeeso
WV used - cesesA
In ~ mtillle " the aersnfsenih -.
tury to wss ipirpdnsSd INTO EnsiaaA
snd With Il szt,s~ fbr cbiusse - -,chI.
M tess1sp. ssranxssy sssoash. ~
men wbo lnalnsrt~d u frSm ~ sstest
did nv its~snnssvss sDdesssandg ~
m@thod " iiH ~.
The chinsrs put pincb q tea lsts
. large rup ~.ifhout : handIs. niIsd \
with boliInH wates snd then inyeftxd
. saucer over the resriNxcse. wtthln
wh.se rim if c;0rely lifted. The object
was partly ~ retain the heat. but
chiefly to prevent the enezI,e " the
frusrance of the herb. whlch the Chi
nese found must delicjous The tnfu.
sion wns i'eruiitisd 10 stand for dve
minutes. when Il was decsnted into
second cup without saucsr ard
dnIptily sipged. 6
John Bnil. however. emphaticaily -
ciined u take ILLS Tn IN Chinexe fash-
lon. He liked the aps,sarancs of tbs
ornamental ware upon bis txbIe. Int
he insisted on placing the cup IN ~
saucer. like 4 miniature ilowespos. aud
used II excliisIreiy to drink from. Pre-
pairing the beverage 10 common in.
stend Of an individual receptacle.
Ia conrSe OF time England tlegnn the
manufacture VI cups and saucsrs. snd
pictures which have been preserved
from the days Of the Stuarts show big.
daring cups. four Inches across the top.
with xsucers less than three inches ID
diameter. BY degrees one dwludled
and the other expanded. until In the
middle Of the nineteenth century the
opposite extreme was reached. ard
fashionable tea services had cups only
sn inch and u bali in diameter. accom-.
panied by i've iuch saucers.
The haudle 0e thA teacup came fruO
MedItefEsnean lands. Originally \
was made Of thick and strong earth.
enwars aud applied to heavy jss asd
lamps. its oecvratIvs possibilities pop-
uiarised II with Greek and Roman poe.
tiers. who extended IL use to small
smphorae ssd dsgons: but, % the woed
'smphora" Indicates. The handle wss
double vin9ls handles crepe into ~
BY slow degrwes and were probably ap.
piled to 6rinking cups about The tims
that co6es came iste vogus b sestA-
ern Europe. tbe bsvseass belag takes
almost q the 6oliins peiaG - tbat
some dsvScs for afsins ths eep wtthese
burning The aneen was found dssin-
bIs.-I.ond0n Thtise.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-27
Ia JUNTA PROOF
ehsvId Convince Every - Junts
Reader.

ehsvid Convince Every - Junts
Reader.
The frank statement Of . nelghbos.
oDlling the merits Of rsmedy.
Rids you pause and believe.
The same endorsement
Dy some stranger far away
Commands no belief st all
~ 9nep's {. Ia Junts case. .s,s
4 La Junta citizen testihes.
Read and be convinced.
Every once ;a awhile I had trouble
eth ny back and kidneys sad often
{ vas 80 miserable that I didn't fecl
uks working." says ". A. Crrse. Gf
sss T.. Third ST. La Junia. "sorcnsss
ever my kidneys was 10 severe Al
times that ! could hardly turn n bed
Nv kidneys acted too freely. tried
remedies. but never found anything
that brought as much relief rs Doan's
Kidney Pills. used less than one
box and the results were indeed sat.
6factory. gave n siate,nent at that
time prais!ng Doan's Kidney pills and
] can nov saw tina, have had little
trouble from my kidneys since"
Price soc. q, all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remsdy-get
Doan's kidney pills the same that
M Grouse had. Foster. .Miiburu Co,
erops.. Buffalo. n. Y.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-27
A saIoE From the rons.
ot6 Ns@s~ss ~ osNetelle aosreslle
e)se veNeejsW cemooooe.

ot6 Ns@s~ss u osNeteale aDsrsslla.
~ ve~ssiso csMpesse.
BesedeiIo Aarcsilo. 90 ef IL oese
famous vesstias co0ppeeea fell 3
lore vith . beautiful III sansd L..
- 0esey9e11k ~ ungl1p1 ~
. Gbst uDs sstse ~ nassiaoo. q ~.
IN - ths has.h and jsalous truasnsss
g Vt buslmnd.
Her bo1y was laid ooe b eeato b
- u The churchee, ard ~ Ioves
ortually sscceeded b secallag ~
csspss apd conveying n ts . ruinsd
csypt In one u the Islands. and hsss
~ ut day and night By biz lose love.
singing snd playing to her. - though
~ the force of his art be could recall
NJ to life.
l.eonors had q twin sister. Eliads.
who was 70 like her that her clcaess
friends could scarcely distinguish them
Oar day EiIade heard . singer 10
gondola singing ~ exquisItely that che
Traced the gonsiois TO The dssested =
lard. aud tlscrc she learned latee the
fsts os hsr sisters cusvns ard ~ tdear
tity of Msr'ciio AIDED b. . psrvanG
eIIads substituted hsrseif for ~ -
oss's hoiy. nnd whes Marrclls rsenrned
and rallied 1IUnarN 70 awake ~ az
~ ssk h vsia. foe apparssely ~ ~
slivs from ths co0a. Naweloo Wteo
~ fossd cot IT, 1slus1so was qulss
satls0ed ssd oeuisA uis1s. ~ ~
hspplssn was sAose llve1. = - ~
ssw JEAN sfssrwarA-Lse6es Tsle
gTapA.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-27
Fine Descriptive Paper.

The La Junta Tribune on March
1sth issued fine descriptive paper
In magazine form. setting forth
many views OF La Junta and Otero
county: the advantages OF this sec
tion over any other section. and the
growth of the town and county from
the beginning to now. Quite con-
trast. We must say. and the magazine
could hardly be improved upon
Swink Advocate.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-27
Credit tO In Junta.

My dear Mr.. Mason: want 10
thank you for a copy OF the Special
Edition Of the Ia Junta Tribune.
l have looked II through with a great
deal Of interest. II II . credit 10
your town and TO Jour printing o.
flee. and should help attrac. new
settlers and new Interest IL your
community.
Very truly yours.
J. 8. TEMPLE.
Deputy State Treasurer.
Denver. March goth.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-27
Didn't Coun, the Pages.

March 18th the La Junta Tribune
published n special edition which
comprised sixty-eight pages in mag
azine form. The historical and de-
scriptive articles were well written
and very interesting and the Illus
trations told the story Of La Jun
ta's progress in a graphic manner.
Editor Mason Is TO be commended for
his enterprise In compiling and pub
fishing the big industrial edition.
Lamar Sparks.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-27
Il. Ooo1 O.

We are In receipt OF ~ Ia1uGtrial
number Of the - Junta 1ti1aae pub-
lished March lsth. Il anelo1ns ~
pages descriptive Of Ia Juata "a ad-
jacent tssritory. and Il ~ eAited
and artistically arranged. ~ Tri-
bune Is . Wide awake proGssssive
newspaper and we congratulate the
management upon this splsndid spec-
Ial edition. Wiley Journal.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-27
oas~e Ness.s Tssa.

n asrrs1al1 whetkse Z rUoU = 6amp
= ~ plaee . wslgbe1 Quaae1ty q
fSssh llns u - opso veassl h ~
gDow aSd lsavs 4 thsss IT. twsaty.
lsus hsuss. rsrsfully esoslng ~ wIn-
osws ard doors. AZ ehe cd q ~
ewsaty.f0us houn rewsigh ths InA
an1 " ~ lscspsse sscss6D ! pee eoae
g ~ sstglnal welshe it = ~ aaee -
uvo 10 ~ ssu0.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-27

Editor La Juata Tribune: Dear
Sir: Our orsanisatiou consratu.
lates you on the very sxcelleas
Industrial Edition Of your newspa.
per. II ought 10 do . great deal Of
good for your city and section.
u you will send us some copies
we Will be Glad to distribute them
through our Expedition Room.
Yours very truly.
THORNDIKE DEI.AND.
Secretary. Denver Chamber OF Com.
mercc.
Denver. March 23d.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-27
sone Ci... to I.dsssrs.i.

We received the industrial edition
ON Monday morning. We send con-
gratulations and thanks for the
beautiful magazine. and Il has .
place OF honor on our library table.
The linotype operator In our family.
In expressing his views. says: .0ome
class TO that edition. II 10 first
class In get up and style. and . fiAe
advertising stunt for Ia Junta."
A. for myself Il was exceedingly
interesting-the early history. par-
ticularly so-and when I visited La
Junta last fall ! could only woader
at the wonderful growth Of the town.
Long may the La Junta rribune
wave.
Again congratulations.
MRS. J. ~. LUCKEY.
!. OalssbusG. H.. March 11se,
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-27

The S4-page Industrial Edition IL
sued by the La Junta Tribune recent
ly is truly one Of the greatest edi-
tions ever issued by any state paper.
The amount OF good that II will do
for that favored section is hard 70
estimate. We congratulate Brother
Mason upon his splendid work.
Holly Chieftain.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-27
Credie = z Jsasa.

The La Junta Tribune has Just is-
sued an Industrial edition which Is a
credit to La Junta and the Afkansas
Valley. It gives an historicsl - well
as agricultural record OF the conuni-
" In and around La Junts aud shows
the wonderful growth Q. sac coun-
try. Some Of the older residents Of
the Arkansas Valley will find many
familiar faces and scenes within its
covers. Chieftain.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-27
MORE IxDUsrRIAL n0uQUETs|

More Industrial bouquets have
been coming In. both through pers
sonal letters by mall and In the news
papers. Our sireere appreciation 4
herewith acknowlsdsed. Some Of
them are thusiy:
Greatest Edition Ever Issuetl.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-27
Last Engagement In the Esfsss Ea'

Last Engagement In ese 1sssese East
Dear Sir: Please change the ad-
dress of our Tribune from Lima.
Ohio. to Peabody. Kan. r. r. D.. No.
I. am coming west once more and
for the last time. Ny addrsss will
be Peabody. Kan. for ever after and
ever. amen!
Just today received the wonderful
Industrial Edition Of the Tribune.
and II Is sure dandy and full Of val
liable information.
Respectfully.
J. c. SWARTZ.
Lima. Ohio. March 18th.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-27

Dear Mr. Mason: The writer IL
indebted TO you for copy Of the In
dussriai edition Of the La Jun,a
Tribune. and greatly appreciates
your ihoughtfainess In renemberins
me with such . magnificent and
comprehensive induseriai edition A.
this issue. Il reflects great credit
to yourself aad to sAs city Of L.
Junia.
Very truly yours.
D. r. scRlBNER.
President Frankiin Press
Pueblo. March 18th.
Nasasrsse.hnansa Ne ssInaSa Sann>~~~Aa,>~
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-27
ojlv>e Rea Puo

n hlsek oliver fss ~ = ~ ~.
uabls whss ttsep = - sl1vee = ~
U1ss 4 = . poss ~ 49, ths0gGA'
- 4 1fssse6 skia g - ~ oVoD'
~ - ~ 70 1Be1og 49, ~ ooGol4
osle0 oo9oA \ ~ Gnvov -
~ 81 ~ = eDoDes ~ oou11o
GnooeUool. = Uessb aeooe 01oA
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-27
B,s Eassso. IL ss.s. Is,s..s.

The Ia Junts Tribune. the best %
per In the county. recently isjued .
ninety-sis page Industrial edition.
with pictures and many articles set.
tins forth the growth OF the county
seat from the time Il was first Laid
out until today. The growth has
been marvellous. and the Tribune
itself has had not . little TO do with
the success OF the city II has boosted
for 40 many years. Editor Mason
never does anything 3y halves OF
quarters. II the deed IL worth do
Ing at all IL worth doing the best he
knows how To do L. And 10 II was
with the Industrial edition--it was
complete In every detail. and n paper
OF which the city Of Ia Junia and the
editor and the damn dog may we'll
feel proud. Citizens Of Fowler will
be Interested In the paper. and II you
have not secured . copy. you should
do 20 at ouce. The price II 20
ceats-aad Il 10 worth it.--Fowier
Tribune.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-27

Osgi.t tn IN. l,s,s,si.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-27
Town. .. cos.r..so sAas Have Pun.

You can feel the towns In Colora.
do that have ''punch" In looking over
the state from the conning tower Of
the Commercial. The combination
Of = live newspaper and . live cham.
Der Of commerce 10 the usual explain.
alton Of . Colombo communIty's ag.
greasiveness.
Ia Junta 10 one Of the places with
punch" The IL Justs Tribune re-.
Gently Issued 40 iadusssial edition
thas would % credit . . astropoii.
tan daily. q buildias inprevsmen,.
n II Juasa lase ysas. tAs Tribune
ssalss: :.
rhsFs y ~ . ely u CsiesaAo Of
le.eee peoulaaiee - ~ thss can
eesal II Juasa Il ~ aneUas sx.
osa1e1 Ses. bsll1lng Iauoeevsosa,s
lastsg ~ ysas 1914. u has bsss
10 yeas - sssas elnAselal as0eeesiea
|svssyvheea ~ ~ - 9usea sosa.
oeee y ~ yoaP 1OIe ~ ~ euold.
|lass ~ ~ ~ osevioos flve years.
~ sesee1 = 80 = - Dgou1 -. asl
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We greatly eajoyed the Industrial
Edition. II 10 fine from cover TO
cover. but We especially enjoyed the
early history of Ia Junta. We are
not new comers BY any means aud
can recall many. many changes 10
the twenty-five years Of our coatiau.
Gus residenee here. but the early bis
tory especially appeals % Ne. Please
accept our hsasty thanks fos yous
earnest efforts ln sivtas such . graad
historical pspsr Of our lissis city ed
eosstsy.
Ia ssssa. \. ?. D.. No. \. Massh
SIus.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-27

proud of their 1sin6a3 ANA
tColo.) Pioneer. % '|i's
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-27
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La Junta tribune., 1915-03-27

Max"'f''r.s ssa Ct'~pr~s.~n.i,-.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-27

Appreciated sy ''Osd s.s-crsh-s."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-06

1913 wells completed four yielded gas and
ITO oil. The total initial daily produc-
ton credited TO the oil wells is l,56s
barrels, or an average of little over IL
barrels TO the well.
The scene OF the most important de-
velopments o. the year in Kentucky was
Allen county, where the productive area
about Petroleum and Rodemer was ex-
tended several miles northward TO the
vicinity Of Scottsville and a number of
wells averaging 20 barrels day on mi
tial appearance were completed. Wheth-
er the discoveries near Scottsville rep
resent an extension Of the Rodemer pool
OF disclose the presence OF a new one
has not yet heen determined.
OIL and gas In Kentucky are derived
from layers Of sandstone and dolomitic
limestone occurring at various positions
in the range Of strata included between
the "Calciferous" limestone Of the Cam.
brian system and the top Of the Potts.
vile group Of the Pennsylvania upper
Carboniferousl series.
The oils Of the state range in color
from green 30 amber and. with the ex-
ception Of = heavy oil produced in the
Ragland pool, average above IS per cent.
Bsume in gravity.