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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-02
LONDON STOCK MARKET
War Loans Active-Little Improve
ment in Business

LONDON, Sept. 2.-There was little i'm
provement in general business on the
Stock Exchange today, but the under
tone of the market was firm. The war
loans were active. After scoring an ad-
vance I'm the early dealings, they re-
acted little at the close
American shares were strong in spots
in the early session. but later eased Off
somewhat.
Canadians were steady Home railway
issues received support, and the feeling
with regard to the group was cheerful
Argentine rails were quiet. Russians
we're firm. Mining shares hesitated. Oils
and RubberS were dull
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-02
GOVERNMENT BONDS
FEWER AUGusT FAmIrpre

\ ir'eos,.i Improvement IN business eona,tt,,,.
n 1ommereisl4 relatively better ethlbif
NAL howetsr ishnres during August The
81 month nevertheless, s44 fewer faisseress
August. AZ -l Iepor, ln SYk Total insolvene.e .eS
~ re9 and supplies ~ T.. Rqnn Co..
'Hon M jai,s s,es,epated ,sp With ifsO Tor ais
saf. llls Ia ieia ~ * ~ y, ~ IN August
|lA ihe ssa M, me liabilities were so 1hs ies
~ AIa MACE tse exception " June fhe fail-
|+M nufIur eef SHOWN progressive innroxe.
~ n ftf, essh month of the Current 49,.
t I1ddctien pnpef the present hgurcs
.''nally kirhS eo.sns, ssss ~ Rsf cent, from ths
|..I|, s.p,s,. oss hsels, quarterly so Der share
< - s'efk of record Sep,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-02
STATE FUNDS LOW
Treasury Report for August Shows
100000 Shrinkage

HARRISBURG, Sept. 2-The August
report OF the Pennsylvania State Treas
ply showed that balances are lower than
For several months. the shrnkage for the
nonth being 100000. On July 81, totals Of
Iali funds on hand were &,4y7, 13S; yester-
|day II was s4,0sS,O09.
heceipts during the month totaled
do,SSiS.os, Payments for the month
amounted TO $2,25S,97S.5i. The payment
Prem lis motor fund totaled $95. 900, which
disposes OF all automobile license funds
Nnlch were In litigation a year ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-02
DAIRY PRODUCTS

Notwithstanding were light and the
market ruled firm, with solid packed cream
cry Mc. higher. quotations: Western solid-
ia 'lscd 'rUHmcry. fancy. specials. 2Jc. eN-
uas 2Tc.; extra frsts 26iac. hrsts 2jn21!9c {;
seconds, 23@2Ic.; nearby prints. fancy 3Qe: /;
do, average extras, 2Su2Oc.; do. hrsts, @Of
2Ue.; ioo sccOnds 22a2jc.; jobbng sales OF
fame rints. 3403Tc.
EGAS.-SuppsCs were kept well cleaned up
and the market ruled firm. Quotations.: In
free cases. nearby extras. 2Sc. per doz. T;
frsts 81. .2Ud 80 per STANDARD case; nearby
current receipts, $I.OOaG.iO per case; W ect-
ern extra irsts. ST.jOqT.SU per case; hrsts;
81 GUOfT.2O per case: fancy selected canulca
eggs were iobbing at 3Oa32c. per dozen.
CHEESE.-Trude was fairly active and
values were well sustained. Quotations: Ne"
York, lul cream, new, 1884 l4c,; do, TO-,
fair to good. new, l3di3Ec.; part skins, .
6f11p
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-02
NEW YORK CURB
COTTON

NEW YORK. Sept, 2.-Cotton was depressed
this morning by easier cables. opening 10 .
points lower. There was conslderab BILE selling
by SPOT houses. mainly OF October, for hedging
account. The weather outlook was favorable
A feature al Liverpool was d large spot move
ment the sales reaching 2O.OOD bales the
greatest in long time. The belief prevailed
here that Liverpool was shipping cotton 10
Russia. After TIE call prices here continued
10 decline. with Liverpool free seller some
demand appeared later In the day and quota :
tions advanced all around IRON o ~ uiints
In the afternoon prices rose from IS 10 10
points, but the gains were not entirely held
10 the close.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-02

Powder Reorganization Progressipg

WILMINGTON, DfL, Sept. 2.-Oniclals OF
the Du Pont Powder Company stated today
that numerous replies were being received from
ton plan and that they expected the required
number within a few days. Local brokers To-
day began making their nrst quotations on
the stock 20 be Issued by the proposed new
coInpany, Under the plan the old shares ar
debenture stock Is 10 be Issued for each on
share now held an addition TO the old share
The new stock and 100 to lO2 for the Old
which would make an equivalent OF 500 foi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-02
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.

CHICAGO. Sept 2-HoGs- Receipts. II. .OOJ
81, 45a7.g5; good heavy, SG.d5Mi.i5: raugii
heavy, S625m9.5o: light, S7.25qsO5; piss.
So i5NT. 81: bulk. 81. S5a ! 80.
CATTLE Receipts 1900 head market
strong. BeeYes, 50 2aGiO cows and heifers
Si.5oao.4O; Texans Sd75as.4Oi calves So 81
UsHEEP.-rReceipts II. 900 head; market
strong. Natlve and Western, S3 5OqG5O
lambs. &O.l0MO.4O
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-02
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK. sept. 2.--rrading In coffee
futures was moderately active IN the early
session today. A weak tendency prevailed
aud prices again sought lower levels. Opening
quotations showed declines OF 4 to 8 points
below last nights closing figures.
After the noon hour the market turned dull
and further declines were recorded. Prices
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-02

PUBLIC UTILITIES

Although operating income OF the Dal-
las Electric Company for July was con.
slderably less than was reported year
ago. the losses shown were not as exten-
siNe as in the preceding month OF thls
year The loss In gross income, which
amounted 10 $l44,l0l, was S35. $50 while
net earnings amounting TO $50 O99 male a
decrease Of only S15.s5O, and surplus after
interest charges, etc, was $l6.T T02 com.
pared with SS2,2s9 for July Of last year.
Earnings of the Galveston Houston
Electric Company for July made de-
cidedly poor comparison with those ip
that month year ago, gross operating
revenue, which amounted to Si74.093. be
ing S525Il less than was earned In 1914.
and net income decreased Sl7,7I9 10 6-y.5.k
Az Surplus after charges was s305t
against S'5,1SS in the preceding year
There was a loss of $3n S5i in .~'n ta..
come for the year ended July u. totas
earnings amounting TO S2.l22,9n. willis
net after expenses decreased from $i.9ss..
625 to SS9j.5oS.
The Grand Rapids Railway Company
reports for the u months ended with
July gross decrease in earnings OF s1S
39T The net decrease was s74.29i This
balance after dividends was S1il. 169
decrease of $S1.442
The Nashville Railway and Light COM
pany reports for the 12 months ended
July 81 a gross decrease OF SN,0I9 Ne,
earnings. however. increased S33 100. The
balance after dividends was S263 $50. an
increase of $2I747
The Huntington Development and Gaa
Company for the 12 months ended with
July reported gain in gross earnings OF
Sl2S,229. The net increase was $S0.l3j ana
the balance after dividends was sS03S0.
an increase of S5S,723
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-02
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

American Bank Note Company, regular
quarterly "a per cent. on preferred. payable
Octaber I 20 stock Of record September is.
Calumet ana Arizona Copper Company, Z,
quarterly 81. Three months aGo q dividend
6f 30 cents was declared
American car and FQundry Company. raGu.
lar quarterly ~ per cent on pfelerTad and \.
oI per cent on common, payable October
q slolk o. record September 10
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-02
VEGETABLES

There was a fair demand Tor choice stock
Of most descriptions and the general markui
ruled steady. Quotations: White potatoes,
5OaT5c. white potatoes, Jersey. per basket
No. / Rose, 2Sq32c.; No. 1 other varieties.
m2ac.: No. 2. 1OG15c; sweet potatoes per
bbl.-No I Eastern Shore S2.25a3: No. /
North Carolina. $2Q2.h0; No. and culls.
B0c GSl sweet potatoes, Jersey. per basket
No. l. J0d05c. No. 2. 2Od3Oc.; onions Jersey,
per ss-bush. basket, 25d35c: mushrooms per
Alb. basket, bOe, aSi.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-02
Chamber of Commerce Moves

The headquarters OF the Philadelphla Cham
her OF Commerce, which was transferred from
the BOurse Building. has been opened on the
18th floor OF the Midener building. NJ B
Kelly, secretary, announced this morning that
while the Office force Is not complete as yet
the chamber is open for business A reception
VII be held about September 23
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-02
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. Sept .. - BUTTER - Market
steady and hrm. Receipts. 1856 packages
Extra. 2Ghd2Ic.i higher scoring. 2TIs02Sc.:
Stnto dairy, 26a26lsc.; imitation creamery, -
G2ic.
EGGS 90 Market irregular. Receipts 93Oi
packages, Extra hrsts 25ikd2Tc: frsts pa
Doc; nearby whites 3iGi35c. mixed color al6f
2Oc.; refrlgerator hrsts 23a24e..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-02
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN Ann FLOUR

.'HEAT.-Reccipts OU.0lD bush. There was
n tutther advance on i5c. In his narkot. cue
TO bul,ish advicos from the West anu mouefutt
omerings Dcmand was fair Quotations; 90,
lots ln cSbort e;en9tyr-No REQ, new, $40
new, 81 lCnli2; No Southern REQ, new,
No. % rcd. now. Si.Ofni i.UB; rcIcsted a, new,
q. "a ,0Iis; rejected u. new, Simt.O2
COnN .-keccipts, i0,Tin bushels. Demand
was light and prices were lc. lower 40
tatons! Car lots FOR local trade. as 10 u e.
uOn-No. yellow StmSSc.; steamer yeHoW'
SbnSic.i No. yellow, SiHSJc.
OATS.-Rcceipts, 1850 bushcls Tire mar
kct was unsettled aud &c. low,T under a slow
demand aud gcncrol pressure to sell. Quoh-
uOns No white, none here; No. :. Whi,e'
l2u43c; No. 4 white. 3Suiuc.' sample OATS
jGfilSc -
FLOUR.-Recelp 1900 bbis and ], $50, Io3
lbs. IN sacks. Tradp was Glow. but mill limits
were steadily held. Quotations. per l.o
lbs, IN wood. Winter, clear, new, NVVa
lS5; DO, straight, new, SiOUh5.1o; do pat
ent, now, - ljUS.40; Kansas, clear, new, lute
sacks. SLSiHJ1O; DO. straight. new, ln,e
s9cks, 50. lhft3S5; DO, ratent new, lutc sauHHo,
Sl.4OU5GO; spring. iirEt clear. new, SILVA .'1'
do, straight, new. NT5n5; do, patent, ,neN,
sdn 1920 DO, do. olu Su,25uGgU; CO., iaNotte
branue, old. Si.Idu7; city mills. choice am
fancy patent d15a1 city mills. regular
grndeg-N inter- clear. new. SI.uOtt4N'i do.s
ssua!ght, new. Sii0t51O; DO. patent new
RYE. i'LoUR sold slowly at former rates
Quotations. S5n5.jU per bbl.. as TO quality'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-02
PROVISIONS

The market was quiet but steady at recently
re. ised prices Qdotitions. city 9te', IN
sets srIoked and air-uiieu, 26u2U1.; western
beer, IN sets, smoked, 2jn2Gc.; city oqei'
krupkles and tenders, smoked and air-drlca'
?tW2Sc; Nestcru beef, knuCklcs ard tcndcl =
smpked, 2I12Sc.: beef hams. $iia32; rorE'
family, S2iN2L6O; hams, $. p. cured, loose
IiAM14c.; do. skinned. loose l3ltm li9ac.' uo.'
do, smoked, i3N13Jic.: other hams. smoked,
city cured, as to brand and average, l4pl9c.;
Rams. smoked, Westein cured, lf4i i1S;
shoulders. s. z. cured. loose, 1Oigqllc.i DO
amokcd. lpAuIic., bellies in pickle, atc0r !.
ing TO average, loose. l2laHf he, break,ast
bacon as to brand and average. city C,He".
ltMlSs.i breakfast bacon. Western cur2u
Olc; do. DO. do. tubs, oi4nDSac.; lard pu'e c
city, kettle rendered. In ucrCcs. 9'sno%e; :
lard, pure city. kettle rendered. in tups va
alIA.r
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-02
FOREIGN EXCHANGE, HIcuEp

shoaLN YORK. Sept. 2 - Improvemsnt ,,,..
Al ndysnehe ~ she foreisn exchange market todan'
demand 49, ~ about cents was shown IN
lnstsls' until around noon IL was abpres.
4 Vas rather sA ala,,; ahlisas,,; A. on previous days.
sna nso9 demand sterling stood N ~ * iois i
uefs eseis s it'oQ bid IN the afternoon ratei
f@ote aoout az follows: ~
Gables sterling Francs Marks Lire
Demand '.., ISS S.Ss sos sos SiJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-02
Consider McAdoo's Cotton Plan

WAsHINGToN. Sept. 2.--The nrst meeting
Of the Fedora Reserve Board Tor some time
was held today for the purpose OF consider
ine the plan announced by Secretary Of the
Treasury McAdOo o. deposltinH fa0,OO0,o0O Ia
eold with either reserve bauks or nationa
banks Of ,he south 20 aid the cotton planters.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-02
Embassy Makes Profit on Exchange

IL NDON, Sept. Z. Because Of the differences
In the rate OF eNhangc. the American Em-
hassy here has made a clear pront OF About
$4,000 In tho past few months on sums OF
money Forwarded here from Washington. ID
Was learned today,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-02
REFINED SUGARS

The market ruled steady but quiet. We quote
rehneis' list prices, subject TO conccssions OF
IQi 10 points: STANDARD granulatcd, 5.b1d'; iUc,'
extra fine granulated 5.CUdj.u1c.; powdercd,
1.iUN =. Zoe. confectiorers' \, J.JO@001c.' fOit
grulrS ! Inn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-02
BANK CLEARINCS

hank clearings today compared with CORE
sponding day last two years:
-. 1918. ina 1ota
ffnoL.adelphia $3de0S T2 s23. 504 o2O sal olo $40
~ Essow ", ,t.i2 iSS4a tG0 "a 4S7 Ar
wv YORK 06S.2ii .65s 172. 79sI aoo s4.,. hsi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-02
NOTES OF THE RAIL

Contracts have been placed by the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for an inn
provement at Wilmington. Del, which
will crary Lancaster avenue over the
tracks on a modern structure The new
bridge will have a concrete foundation
with a paved roadway 81 feet inches
wide. and a sidewalk on each side, maxi
ing the total width of the avenue 80
feet
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-02
POULTRY

LIvE.-Fowls were well cleaned Up at arm
prices Chickens were steadily held We
quote. Fowls. fancy, Weighing lbs. ana
over apiece. lTdlIisc. dor ordinary receipts,
1GGilGItc.; roosters. 12drIc; broilins chickens,
not leghorus according to quality. lGnlJc.;
do, eghorns, l5d1Tc.: ducks, Pekin, old, l3
al4c.; DO. Indian Runner. old, l29l3c.; DO
"oung. according to size. l5p luc.; rigeons, 90.
Ter pair, 1Sd20c. do, young. per pair, lao toc.
DRESSED. Fine desirable-sized stock solo
fairly and ruled firm, with supplies wel under
Fresh killed poultry, fowls, IL to box dry
picked and GrS-packed, fancy selected, lie;
weighing 4isV5 lbs; apiece. lslsee weighing
:i.Tl lbs. apiece, lI1sc; weighing . lbs apiece
1GsilTc, under 3 lbs. apiece. 14H6l1iac.; ice
packed-Mes,ern, az lbs. and over aliecr, lSc.
do, sn allcr sizes. 1JfflIc.: old ruosIers, dry
picked 1:Ic,. broillng chickens. jersey lsaney:
2Id26c.; other nearby fancy, "@p2+c fancy
large yellow, illinois, weighing 3 lbs, and over;
apiece, 2Oa21q, other, " esLern, %eiSninS q q
~ lbs. apiete, 1s4lgc. do inferior i9a lIe;;
pTing ducks, nearby. 1GmlIc.' do, western
10a12c. squads. white. weighing ll@i2 ibn-
1er doz., Si.I0a4. 60; white. weighing om1O lbs.
per doz., $3Q3.J0: white weighing lbs, per
1oz S2.o5a2.il; do, lbs. per doz CO.,, =; l,lg '
80; do GN6s lbs. per doz.. Sl.OO4L6o'
lark 81 100 CO. small and No. ., 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-02
INCREASE IN RESERVES
Bank of England Showed Loss in
Bullion Holdings, However

LONDON, Sept. 2.-Reserves of the
Bank of England increased G61l. 900 dur
ing the last week. while bullion holdings
fell off e1S67,0 Co., Details follow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-02
BAR SILVER

Commercial bar silver was quoted Al Az
cents
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-02
FRESH FRUITS

Choice stock sold fairly and values gcn-
orally were well sustained Quotations;
Apples. per bbl,-Blush. ~. 75a3.50; . Do. 10.
GraVenstein, S2@2.5O do. Wealthy, S2m2.1u;
do. Summer Rambo, S2d2."O: do. Duchess
$lI6a2.25 do. other varieties l.S0g2;
MARYLAND and Pennsylvania. Elberta,. per
ginia. Western Maryland and Pennsylvania.
Elbcrtas, per basket. 25a4Oc.; peaches, Dela-
ware and Maryland. Elbertss, per carrier. 30
a8Oc.; peaches. Delaware and Maryland, Ell
bertas, per basket 25n35c.; peaches, Jersey,
fancy Elbertas, per sf-bushel basket, aOdGOe;
peaches Jersey other kinds per basket, ~
d40c. pears, lie Contc, per bbl., S2m2.5o do,
Bartlett. per bbL, S2d4; do, common, Der
bbl, Sl.50a2; grapes, North Carolina, Della
wares per S-6asket carrier, SL3Og2;
per carrier. a0nGac. grapes, Delaware.
Moores Early and Concord, per Alb basket,
SGf9c.: lemons, per box, Sid3.5O; oranges,
Florida, per box, Sac: pineapples, per crate
Porto Rico. Sl.60d275; do, Florida. 81. 5Jp
2.75 plums. New York. per 20-b. basket,
2OGlOc. plums. New York per S,lb. basket
Delaware. Maryland and Jersey, per at. "a
&C.; huckleberries, per qt.. OUsc.; canta-
loupes. Maryland. per standard crate, JOaI5c.;
do, Jersey, per basket, l5mJOc.; watermelons.
per car S50nia5.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-02
RATES FOR MONEY
Reserve Banks Discount Rates

T7nIn1I1T7 % - TOT UdIlhefB- aCC0DtHnCea-
knt. - NNh''' anu maximum, per
Horticultural ana live stock paper only
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-02

Total sales 62S. 800 shares. compared with
0.l NlO shares yesterday. thus far thls week
R0Il, 500 shares; same period last week. 3.00o,
500 shares
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-02

g &.a'||t fae a a anaoanesd ,h.,
n 1.,.a a. borrowed $1,000 30
#&|.1o 5. ds... .as |asps4 Is1 $50 q q
Ft'f Works Epnlsnl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-02
French Bank Gains Gold

PARIS. sept 2-The following are the
printUal Items Ia statement of the Bank Of
Ffancr lor utek endne August 70:
flancs. Francs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-02

The new express company rate sched-
ules, which became effective yesterday,
are estimated to increase the gross rev.
enue of the large companies by about s5,-
900 900 annually
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-02

The first shot has been fired in a bit
ter rate contest between the railroad lines
and the steamship lines which have been
diveTting large portions of the trans
continental and other rail traffic to their
vessels plying to and from the Atlantic
and Pacific coasts via the Panama Canal.
Louis J. Spence, director of traffic of the
Southern Pacific Company. appeared as
the first witness before the Interstate
Commerce Commission, and testified i'm
support of an application filed by his COM
pany for permission to lower the rail-and-
water rates of the Sunset-Gulf system,
more commonly known as the Morgan
Line, to a point where it will be able to
continue to compete for a share OF traffic.
Mr.. Spence declared that the Southern
Pacific filed the application only after
careful consideration by its officers, who
have become alarmed at the serious de-
pletion of the Morgan Lines traffic be-
tween New York and the Pacific Coast
terminals, and the coincident heavy losses
of revenue which the line has sustained
since the through Panama lines have been
In operation. The traffic director of the
railroad company placed in evidence a
list showing % groups of commodities on
which the traffic losses to the rail-and-
water line have already become acute,
explaining that there had been other. but
comparatively smaller losses sustained on
many other commodities.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-02

Train service between Galveston and
the mainland has been re-established over
a trestle, which has been built since the
storm of August 1911, when the causeway
was badly damaged. All railroads have
lifted the embargo against freight for
Galveston
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1915-02-05

Ne Process Of Formation and NE Wav
u Attacks Microbes.

Ne Process Of Formation and NE Wav
Il Attacks Microbes.
The pungent bracing effect Of noun
tain air u largely due to the pressure
Of great quantities Of ozone. Every
one knows this and iearnedly talks
about the ozone In the air. but very
few people have the slightest idea Of
what they are really talking about
Nature makes ozone by allowing the
ultra violet rays Of the sun to act upon
the oxygen of the air. Briefly, ozone Is
particularly active form Of oxygen.
A molecule Of oxygen Is composed of
two atoms. whereas ozone Is composed
Of three.
AS only two elements of oxygen can
exist together. the addition Of the third
sets up disturbance, which causes 1t
to detach itself from the other two
Being thus detached. the third atom,
which is now ozone. wandering around
by itself, gravitates with great sure.
ness and rapidity to any bit of foul air
or any microbe which may be lurking
In tine vicinity. for the attraction be
tween ozone and microbes Is irresist
ibIe.
Like most fatal passions. the out
come is tragic. for the ozone burns up
the microbes as soon as they touch
each other This is the reason tina,
ozone Is health giving: it may be truly
said to eat up disease.-Detroit Free
Press.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1915-02-05
CUT THE RED TAPE.
kitchener's Unofficial Methods In the
khartum Campaign.

kitchener's Unofficial Methods In the
khartum Campaign.
1t was in the Khartum campaign
that Lord Kitchener's adherence OF
red tape was first impressed npon
whom 1t concerned certain general
who may be called Fussyman, insisted
upon issuing daily order with all due
forms and ceremonies. So importunate
was he that in sheer WEAKNESS Kitch
ener at last dictated an order. Buoyed
up by a blissfnl sense of Importance
Fussyman hurried Off to have it duly
copied. registered. duplicated. sealed,
signed and delivered in the good old
style. Meanwhile Kitchener strolling
out accidentally met Broadwood. his
cavalry commander.
"Oh, Broadwood." exclaimed Hitch
ener In his softest drawi, will you
kindly take four squadrons and cou
pie Of guns and push on forty miles to
clear up the situation, and start in half
an hour?''
Very good. sir"
As the cavalry was jingling ont OF
camp Fussyman came out of his tent
with the order of the day Upon find
ting that Broadwood's orders we're
totally different from the formal yer
sion intrIsted to him by the command
er. Fussyman gave Kitchener up as
hopeless. w orld's Work.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1915-02-05
An item in the Gazette last week
in regard to sickness in the John L.

An item in the Gazette last week
in regard to sickness in the John L.
Woody fomily has caused consider
able sensation and it has been laid
at the Editors door as trying to
conceal from the public the real
cause Of sickness in this family.
We wish first to exonerate the cor
respondent who handed in this item
as he did not mention the kind of
sickness. In setting up the item
the Typo came to it and found the
item as follows: We understand
that j. L. Woody's family, who
have all been sick, are with the ex-
ception of Grandma Woody, getting
better. In setting it the Typo read
along and he thought something
was omitted and not knowing the
cause of sickness put in the word
la grippe. Now this was not done
to mislead anyone neither was it
done to shield anyone, and as for
the Editor, he knew nothing of the
wording of the item until his atten-
ton was called to it by a friend the
following Monday. In our time in
this Office we have always withheld
any items that would cause anyone
to feel the least embarrassed. 1t is
not our thought to do anyone an
injury and we consider it the duty
of an Editor to suppress any news
that is Of harmful nature to a per-
son or firm. We feel that if we
cannot say something good about
them we will refrain from saying
anything. We hope that those who
are interested in this matter and
those who have caused this item to
be referred to will take us at our
word that it was not done for the
purpose of misleading anyone.