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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1915-02-26
Opposed to Frog Protection.

Duluth.-A delegation of sportsmen
may go to the state capitol at st. Paul
TO protest against the bill recently in.
troduced prohibiting the catching of
frogs. They fear loss of their fish
bait.
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Settlers BUYING Land at Repid;

Settlers Buying Land at Bemidii.
Bemidji.-Settlers are coming in
and land is being bought, 100 acres
being about the size of the largest
farms. Corn, clover, alfalfa, livestock
and vegetable growing and dairyine
are attracting settlers.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1915-02-26
Quite So.

OuIte so.
"fIow they are advertising dread
naught gray. They ought not to drag
the various colors into this imbroglio."
What do you mean?"
"Gray has always been considered
neutral tint" kansas City Journal.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1915-02-26
The Reason.

Belle-The pomp that woman as
sumes is very unbecoming to her
style.
Nell-Sure. Her rats" are too
large.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1915-02-26
Same Old Story.

Green-Do you remember that stock
I bought in a gold mine last summer!
Brownies. How did you come
out?
Green-Minus.
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Covered.

isn't that new door-maS you
have? Strange, ! didn't notice 1t be-
FORE"
You were standing on 1t before"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1915-02-26

Cooperative societies in Bradford,
England. have between 10000 and 5O.-
600 members.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1915-02-26

They stop the tickle. Deans Mentholated
Cough Drops stop coughs quickly. A pleas.
ant remedy-5c at all good Druggists.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1915-02-26

commended kidney remedy In the
world. You'll decide It worth trial.
when you read this enthusiastic testi-
mOny.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1915-02-26

Switzerland uses greater proper
ton of its water power than any other
country
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01
Interior stocks and receipts were:
THE GRAIN MARKET.
Heavy Tone In Wheat-ForeIgn
crs Buy Corn-Oats Easy.

Inc quantity Of wheat futures avail
ah!e during yeS'c"' '''. sgssion was ar
all times liner. .ud In consequence the
zone was "Hrrr Liquidation was partly
lor fo-e.sn account This selling was
VI 'Ae deferred months and was as
so''ated by certain interests with the
pHTdanelles reports. There was also
considerable pressure to sen the Chicago
may delivery for outside longs. who
realized that the passing Of delivery
notices to-day might force out further
speculative holdings
no weakness was perceived in the
cash situation, however Several ham
n'e's OF cash wheat and others In close
,ou'h with general conditions are i'm
.u'a WIN the idea that the wheat ten
"'red on May contracts will be shipped
'Fpd1 or ma its way TO domestic mills
ana mat before the expiration OF the
"dF delivery some new high prices will
~ recorded. To-days notices at Chi
ago are expected 10 be under 500, 900
bushels
'"o export news failed 70 hold the list
permanently There was a bulge when
" became known that foreigners bought
n'"r.s loo. 900 bushels on Thursday,
'"''fd ~ 100, 600 bushels, AS was COM
'' reported, but the country selling
, ''''' l'Iulldtlon, combined WIN
n'i. pressure, finally closed the market
= about Tho lowest OF the session. Tho
''hfhd from abroad yesterday resulted
'ld. business OF about 800. 900
nt'"e'S. AdvIc"s from Italy were that
, 'e'' m that country commands about
'' hnsh"l even though It il mar
h.''1 under the supervision of the Gov
~ u"Ni, and similarly high values are
'..'a practically through the whole Of
Eu- No.
mort IN the market was discour-
"s'G 'n a measure by the prospect of
r" 's cast Of tho Mississippi before the
'.. Of this week This outlook out
v 81 d The influence OF insect COM
I''..' from scattered districts and
'.'' emphatic reports on tho need for
" i''''l0n very soon over Illinois, In
''" nd ohio. Showers were foreca IT
,'' West, IN which districts there
. II neon tmp'" moisture for the present,
H-Dtv.W,y I'm Texas, where author. les
~ ~ deterlSration. The spring
""'"' '''p counts still tell of record
'''H. rapid seed termination and gem
perfect start
.' i"ycrnm"nt report on winter
'' ''i appear on May : Snow. in
preliminary statement Of yesterday,
W 'h" condition ~ the plant az
owe, the April showing Of Ss.5
ho ne area standing at more than
''s'"""o acres, Thus tho 10 per cent.
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INTEREST IN COTTON
DULLED BY STOCKS
Trading Only Moderately Ac-
five Owing to Divided
Attention.
ryDERTONE Is STEADIER

,, .t..
Cotton "aS ON! ''o"'' "'N
Yesterday largely because the huc'ua-
H.. NJ the market recently have been
-. ...,,, ,h,t tho rank and file OF wall
40 nar'o" ,..,.,.., l.,
Street operators are "'oi'
stocks than IN cotton As matter Oh
.,., even the professional traders on
a. =, tho exchange seem TO take
''e w. -. -. ,,, ,,,i,,o ANA
more interest," j." S'''e VI Wv
cialties on the stock ENchahse IMAM III
,roi, own commodity
va.,.rday's market was narrow. but
,,, .,o,a,or u,d,r,o,.
WIN -
than was displayed on rr'uaE' Inns
gas due 10 the fact that the reports OF
a.. ,ovy,or Of Commerce, and Miss Giles
wv ,.'.,.,go and fertilizers were consld-
Wv VA rsthor hulliehlv. Heavy rains fell
a. ,sr.s Of Texas. with Ballinger re-
.a.,i,y abo,i, IS, inches.
.,o,inent. however. has been some
,hat unsettled by the bearish attitude
~ The leading spot interest. which, ac-
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increase planted over the record area
OF a year ago remains for harvest. In
May 1914. the plant condition was
e5.9 and the ten year average was SI.4.
The Clement Curtis report gave the
winter wheat condition at ss.4 as of the
present date. Authorities agree that to
this stage no drought damage has oc-
Cured In the East. but rains must come
in the near future to hold the high
promise.
Brodsfreets exports OF wheat and
-four for the week from the United States
and Canada were 7,sgS,OOO bushels
against 2.164.000 a year ago. The total
since July is $4,000. 900. against 2i5,-
100000 bushels year ago. A leading
exporter has expressed the view that
the exports from the United States for
this present season will reach Il total
of close TO 345,00o.000 bushels Our
surplus had been figured at abou, AGO.
100000 bushels maximum. suggesting a
great drain. IL not exhaustion, OF the
ordinary carry over.
Corn--The initial declines were about
the low levels for the day. II was the
general opinion that the wheat recess
sions were the principal depressing fac
tors The buying of corn for prominent
cash houses was feature of the ses-
sion. There were strong claims that
close 10 million bushels of corn had
been sold to houses abroad, although
continuation on only 200, 900 bushels
was obtained. A recurrence of rains
in Argentina and n further reduction in
the estimates ON the surplus in that
country to 1sO.o0O.oO0 bushels partly en-
planned the foreign inquiry.
Country selling and scattered liauida-
ton for speculative account were noted
on the upturns. The trade IL expecting
deliveries at Chicago to-day of apnroxi-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01
EUROPEAN MAILS.

Vhe Cunardcr Lustaiss. sailing TO day for
Liverpool VIII take mail, closing at $50 A
VI Tor Europe. except Germany Austria
hungary. IuNemburg and Turkey, Africa
West Asia and the East Indies
nc Holland America steamship ROTTERDAM,
SAILING In day for Rotterdam. will take mail
closing ai ~ NJ. for Germany. Austria
Hungary and Luxembur. and for other GUN
trlc- when specially addressed
Tho American liner Nv York sailing 10
day Tor Liverpool. will take mail closing Al
~ NJ. Tor Europe except Germauy Aus
T,a HUNGARY. LuNcmhurg ana Turkey.
The Norwegian American -ieamshin per.
ren-fIord sailing to day for Bergen, will tako
mail, closing AZ 20 VI for Norway Suc.
den Denmark. Russia. Germany. Austria and
Hungary. and for other countries when spe.
rallV addressed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Futures Moderately Active-Dis-
play Firm Tone.

The coffee futures market was moder-
ately active yesterday and displayed a
firm tone. There was fairly good alb
sorptlon OF the scattered offerings by
large interests. with prices at the close
unchanged to 7 points up. The near
months showed the best gains, as de-
mand centred on July. Sentiment among
traders has improved recently.
Quotations in the local spot market
were unchanged at 7& cents for Rio Is
and 10 cents for Santos A.
Brazilian markets were Irregular.
Rio Is were unchanged AT 5s175, while
Santos 4s declined 100 refs to $500.
Rio and Santos receipts totalled $4,000
bags. Sac Faulo had $4,000 and Jun
diahy 1000. The rate of Rio exchange
on London was lowered to 12Hsd.
Prices were.
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WEATHER FORECAST

For eastern New York. cloudy to-day;
able winds.
For New Jersey and eastern Pennsyi.
vania, fair to-day and probably Tomorrow
moderate temperature. moderate variable
winds
For New England, showers to-day.
partly cloudy to morrow. fresh cssterly
winds.
For western New YORK. partly cloudy to
day and 10 morrow. moderate variable
wirds.
NEW YORK. May The pressure was low
yesterday over nearly all parts of the country
and only relatively high over the north Cen.
trail States
Centres of depression were located over the
lower lake regions, the middle Atlantic States.
Montana and Nevada and Colorado
Gencraly cloudy and shoupry condition.
prevailed. except IN the Missouri and Missts.
sppi valleys
Freezing temperatures and snow occurred
IN Nevada and part OF Idaho and iempera.
lures were only few degrees above the
Freezing point IN the upper lake regions
" was cooler IN most sections
IN tMs city tho day was cloudy and cooler
following rain IN tho early morning; wind
fresh eastorly average humidity Il per cent
barometer. corrected to read to sea level AZ
NJ. .sss: + 81 es5j
Tbs ts-,p.-a..re iu this city y.s,srdsy
as recorded by the oifiridl thermometer y.
shown IN tho annexed table.
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Coupons Due and Payable al The Office Of
A. B. LEACH & CO..
149 BROADWAY, n. Y.
MAY Ist. 1915.

MAY Ist, 1915.
Barlow. Fla.
Central Georgia Power Co.
Connorsville, Ind. Water Works.
Coos County, Ore, School Dist. No. 9
Covington. Tenn. Sewer
Iron Mountain. Mich. School
Lake Forest. ILL.,. Bridge & School
Newberry, S. C., Water & Sewer
Okmulgee, Ind. Ter, Water & Sewer
Portland. Ind, School
Raleigh. N. c.. Water.
Ridge Park Dist. III.
Rockford & Freeport Ry.Co.IstMtg.
Russell Co.. Va. Road Imp.
Saint Cloud, M;rn.. School District
South Car. L.p.& Rys. Co. Ist Mtge.
South Orange, N. j., S. d.
Summit, N. J., Sewer
Vigo County, Ind. Court House
Winston, N. c.. Refunding
MAY 18th. 1918.
Columbia City, Ind.
Kalamazoo, Mich, City & Street Imp
Swayzee. Ind. Funding
Teton Co.. Mont. School Dist. No. I
Vigo County. Ind. Road
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosToN. April 30.--Extensive proft
taking sales caused general decline In
tic copper shares. prices yielding more
than poln's IN the active shares. Late
in the session general recovery set
In that carried prices we'll above the
lowest level, The zinc shares continued
their recent advance. Industrials we're
dull and steady Railroads we're feature
less The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01

WASlilNGTtN. NprN 30 Vh" cruiser
Dc, Mo'n,~ A. Stn'o Domingo city do.
-iroNrr Nrnougi li Son YORK Ntri. -
pair ship Panther ~ Charleston ug 40
ronar a. HoS'ou. hl''.csbip Georgia ~
Key Nc-' and supply snip ~upph ~
Guam.
Tho mine ship san Francisco has sailed
from Pensacola for southern drll' grounds
cruiser Cleveland 'r.Sl san Diego for san
Francisco, d,s'rovors Perkins. Roe. Lam.
son. StCrrtt. Monaghan, Terry and Wake
from Key West for thdr "ston.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
Thief armers' Loan and rust
Company
IL, 10, 20 end a WILLIAM STREET
NV vsvk City
Coupons and Dividends due in May
are payable At this Office on and after
May LIST, 1915, a. follows:
Bath Water Works Company, s%
Bsinssn Railway Company
Cedar Rapids Water Company
Colorado Bridge Company
Chattanooga City Water Company
Evansville Electric Railway Company, ld
Mtse., az
EIilabethtown Water Company
Housatenie Railroad Company
Huntington Water Company
Larehmont Yacht Club
Little Miami Railroad Company
Mobile 4 Ohio R. R. Co., Equipment Series A
Nsnsemond Water Company
Northwestern Coal Railway Company
Omaha Gas Manufacturing Company. Registered
Interest
Ogden Gas Company
Old Dominion Terminal Company
Racine Water Company
Republic Of Panama
United Water & Light Co.. Bonds
vieksbws Shreveport q Pacific Railway Company
vnsinisn Railway Company
Watching Water Company
MAY 18TH. 1913
Cstskill Illuminating & Power Company
Commonwealth Water & Light Company (No,e,
Dividends
MAY tST. 1918
The Farmers Loan and Trust COMPANY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. April 3c.---Baldwin
Locomotive was strong and active,
closing at IS. up , points. Other proml-
nent issues were Lake Superior. West
inghouse Electric and United States
steel. the last named showing fractionaI
decline. Bonds were firm. Tie sum
mary.
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bonds
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. April 3o,-Stewart Warner
and Union Carbide were prominent
features, both issues showing a higher
trend, Illinois Brick was fractionally
better, while other issues were steady to
a shade lower. Bond list quiet and firm.
The summary
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
The nrm Of kerch. Loew \ Co. ha,
hcon dissolved on this date 10y mutual
consent
MI Frank y, Kecch and Mr. VIM.
ners and agents for the firm,
FRANK u KEECH
/ CHAUNCEY McKEEvER.
WILLIAM r rWM,A.iN,WRiGHT
y TiktlAM {, /. NWhEN s4
~ N Frank y. Sch oh, NJ. l. cSsqns.y
Nj G. II Wainwright, Nj William g.
Rorlsni, and Nj Charles {. West here,
,9f@rc partners t. the 80, partnership nrm
Mr. charles y Edge. this day formed a
80 p,rumer.hip under tho name Of y, Is.
mi, nrn win occupy. tn. ONCE. Al,
Number Wal street, New York city.
formerly occupied by the. firm Of Keech,
Iocw 4 GO, and viii there transact a
dated, Sew York. MAY nrs', 1915
r,RRAANtk =. KEiECH,
I. CHAl'NCEY McKEEVER
WILLIAM, =, wAlNWRTGIiT
u WAlNWNlGliT.
EM iIlhLfl . :. NW9n& 44.
Mr. Wm. Goadhy Iocw and Mr.. George
- GO, partnership under tho nrm, name Of
Ioew \ Co.. for tho transartion Of a
general investment ana brokerage bust
ness
This nrm VIII occupy offices at Nnmbcr
Wall street. and At Number 500 Fifth
Avenue; New York city.
WN. GOADBY LOEW
GEORGE COLLINS WARREN, JR
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Customs Receipts saao7o..as.

The total receipts for duties at the
custom House Yesterday were S349,
7023S. Of which slSl,5oS45 was for
withdrawn from bonded
warehouses and slsSl9S.93 for recent
importltious The total receipts for the
month were Slo.7i7,HI3l9. The receipts
for Anril lNla Mcrc SlA.Il3nT22l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01

Eleven 4. NJ olds to Liverpool were:
May, lo.l0c.. July. lO.S5c. October.
losSc. January. Os6c. The market
there is due TO open to-day -. TO ga
points decline
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THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

PIrrsBuRG. April 3o,--Trading in Cru
chile Steel and Westinghouse Electric
was heavy, CrucIble gained !, and
American sewer Tipe was up a. Union
Switch reacted a half point The sum
mary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. April Fairmont Gas
stocks wcr" higher while Houston oil
issues showed small recesslons. There
was "A good demand for city bonds, The
summary.
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Banco Territorial y AgircoIa
de Puerto Rico.

coupon No g. OF tho 9TH issue Mortgage
Bonds Of the sbov' Rank Tue Apri. soth.
1919, vii. be paid upon presentation. at
the Office OF THE NATiON Al rARK BANK
on NEW WORK. 2I% BROADWAY.
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soUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.

oupoUE uur MhY IFI9. Irnm NlLIH
STOCK DIVIDEND SCRIP VIII ne payable
at the ONCE % MNssrs ! 4 Morgan 4 Co.
- Wal street. Sew York Federal income
tax certificates are required. and normal
tuN deducted unless exemption ~ claimed
= : WN$N secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01
OFFICE Or
TIFFANY 4 COMPANY.

tftth AVeuur and 37th S'root Now York
N''II't + hereby given that a rnee'iu..
"t IN" storkho'dcfS NJ TIFFANY and COM
rauN VII. 10" he't a. the office ~ tho COM
nhhN. rum N!euu" AMI Thirty seventh
street; I'm the Borough ~ Manhattan OF
m" 'l,A of New YORK ON tho lst day ~
Iun", ''l'. a. twelve n'clo,k noon for tho
nurr"~" Of c'ectinI Trustees for the on
'ulug year and for the Transaction 90 such
.th'r business - may properly come he
'1F' 'alI Woeiiug Transfer books wifi
o'clock = VI, and W.T., open on the End
''' OF 'Ine lSl6, ~ ten O'clock \. NJ
II II rREApWELI, Secretary
Dated, New York, MAY is,. 1913
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
SToCkHOLDEES
NJ
MIDDLE WEST UTILITIES COMPANY

The AnnuR, Meeting OF the Stockholders
OF the Middle West Ttiities Company Wil
be ned on the 18th day Of June 1915. a.,
tWelNN o Clock noon, a. tho Once ~ tho
'orpprhNon. 1874 Dupont building, VIZ
'niheton. Delaware. FOR the purpose %
"l"c'lng a BOARD ~ Directors and receiving
ana tcting upon the reports n ihe Dr,cer-
amt f'r N" transaction 81 such other bust
n"Ss aS may properly come before the
Meeting
In accorianc, With the laws q, the
Sthfe ~ Delaware, no stock can he voted
Wh''h has been transferred on the book.
p' IN" Corporation Within twenty 30,
daNs next preceding this election
Al Sto"kho'ior- are requested 20 he
present at such melting I'm person or b.
EDWARD T. DOYLE. Secretary
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or THE
DFItN ARR AND HUDSON toNp,<y

N''io" - hereby given that tho ANNUAL.
MEETING ~ the Stookho'der. Of THE
DELAWARE AND HUDSON COMPANY
VII be held az the ofiice o. the COMPANY.
No. O. Nassau street. IN the Rorourh OF
Manhattan, city OF New York on TUES.
DAY. MAY II 1915. a. twelve O'Clock
noon. fog the elertlon % Manager. OF the
corporation for the ensuing year and ~
me Transaction OF suNh OtHer business as
may properly com, before the meeting
including considering and voting upon Ia.
approval ana rdf!f.lttoa OF a. action OF
the Board ~ Managers and Executive
toHnitte" since the last annual meeting
or sio khnlders. and tI matters referred
70 49, ~" Annual Report 20 stockholders for
inc fsrs 81 Fesr ended paueulhN- 81. 1914
Tn" polls N.'' open at twelve o'clock noon
ant remain open fpr A. 'cl~t auo hour
The transfer books - the Company with
h' closed from one O'Clock Il. NJ. on Satur.
d. May J. 1915. unit the morning OF.
Wednesday, Nay - 1915
IVY order ~ tho Rparl % Manager.
T. VI. olNrHA>T. Secretary.
New York. April !. 1915.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01

Omen High.Low' Clos

spot cotton at New York was quiet.
unchanged Middllng. 1050c. South
ern Spo; markets were unchanged.
Houston. 10 points decline. with New
Orleans e.i3c., Galveston Zoe. savannah
s',c., Houston 9.?oc., Augusta s.75c and
Memphis a.50c.
Tia New Orleans market closed
steady Prices We're
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01

WASH NGrhN April 30 These army
orders were issued to day
capt. i &. KAY, Second Infantry. 20 .
NJ g. and Fort Rusc,rdns, california, a.
tluartermtstrr. relieving capt. " T. Mur-
Jay. 4, VI G.. who VIII proceed 80 tho
philippine Islands
capt - T.. Thorus. -. VI G., 30 TeNas
Gus. T,N, as assistant 10 tguartermlster
ur second Division
Second Lieut. II G, Vaudcvecr Third
Ficld Artillery, 20 First Field Artillery.
these navy orders NrIr issued
capt " $. henson. from comma n III ant
Philadelphia yard to chief OF naval opera
lions. Washington.
Commander Y, T. Raldain, 70 retired
list.
Lieut. Is Mctcalf from the Whipnlc
20 command the stewart and first dN ision
torpedo notilla.
First Lieut.. !. " Fremont. frnm asst luf
inspector ~ ordnance and engineering ma
lcrial. Brootyn district, to command OF
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The Liverpool market opened quiet.
There was "A moderate demand business
IN spot cotton. with mddling 3 points
decline ~ sod Sales. 10000 bales
rec ipts, - oo0 bales all American.
Prices AT Liverpool closed quiet but
steady
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01

IlONIls

5000 Am Tel & Tel Is Si. s9. S9'. so,
sgn0 A q & W SIS - n 50 sH7s
1902 & Q II is. aS's "6's "'s -.
800 X G ~ " Is "a. "a, ia, -
100 r. Cot Yarn - e. - = 80
500 Tel - 1899 1914. lOl'. l0la loi.
1000 Pond Creek to d - - y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01
the COLORADO FUEL COMPANY

Successor - ATLANTIC TRUST CO.. Trustee
hr BEVERLY CHEW, Wee President
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS

SAILED FOR NEW yoRR
:. TenadoIes. from Havans
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-11-11

sive Of damage to crops through un'
favorable weather and are bending
every effort to get their grain threshed
and safely into store before snow flies,
The disposition Of farmers to hold
wheat for higher prices has been very
actively discussed throughout The
grain trade and in business circles. All
the reports show a strong tendency in
this direction. The feeling that prices
are going to be better seem to prevail
among a great many farmers all the
way west into the grain growing terri.
tory Of Montana.
More Loans to Be Made
The last half if the month shows a
drift towards an increased volume of
r~ediscounts at this bank, which is re-
garded as a very reliable indication Of
a substantially increased demand for
money at local points. Many banks
showed considerable increase in de-
posits during the first half of the
month, during which period the de-
mand for loans was slack. The corn
situation will make it necessary for
local banks to do considerably more
financing for farmers than a year ago
and is expected to create a very ac-
tive demand for six month loans for
feeding purposes.
The indications point strongly to-
ward a change in the conditions which
have prevailed for the past six months
and the beginning of a period during
money in the Ninth District will
be better employed and during which
there wilDbe considerable increase in
all business activities.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-11-11

10 there any element or compound ! IN
the fresh or exhaust gases Of a gaso-
line motor which 10 Injurious to rub
bsr7
Fresh gas contains particles of gaso-
line and rubber Is soluble In that
liquid. The exhaust gas contains a
number of compounds which are In
furious to rubber.
Can you explain the distance Of the
p1atinum points on both high and low
teusion m~agnetos7 Are these points
epsn or closed when firins7
The usual gap is one and thirty-two
h~undredths inches, but this may vary
sliahtly. depending upon conditions
sometimes a o~ne-sixteen hundredtt
inch zap is best. In most systems the
marx occurs on the break of the
unints. but In some OF the older sys
tsms. where the one in%terrupter wa.
ado 20 control both battery and mag
40 primaries, the points came togeth
- to cause the battery spark and sep
.,~ted to cause the magnetic spark.
O. YOU give the formula for dc.
S~-Yrfro che horsspower required 4
s~lsr - snsjnsf =.
-. now o. no formula. but tn.
-. vvouired to spin . motor at
- may ~ measured By
~--~r.eer. The latter Is made 4
.-- -.,eor. and the wattage o
~~rrs wiil ~ the approximate