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Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-12
Utah Copper
cURBs
(BY LEVY BRosl

Interstate Commerce Commission
refuses to reopen western freight rate
case.
Ambassador Page at Rome reports
p Americans probably lost on Ancona.
Premier Asquith says war is costing
England S21,7OO,OOO daily
Eastman Kodak Co. declares extra
dividend of - - percent on common
largest ever declared.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-12
IDENTIFIED AS SLAYER

WICHITA, Nov 11.-Arthur Houser
brought from indianapolis was identi-
fed by Miss Grace Slater as the slayer
of William Smith, national secretary
CT the Woodmen of the World, murder
cd in Omaha October is. The woman
Witue sed the killing
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-12
CORN LIMPERS! USE
"GETSIT" AND SMILE
corns Come Right of, Clean and
Quick! You Needn't Limp, or
Fuss With Your Corns
Any More!

What's the use Of spelling a good
time for yourself by limping around
with fierce corns? IT'S one of the
easiest things in the world, now, to
set rid of them "Gets-Il" does it the
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-12

ings were reported to be for the
Dutch account Total sales were
$4,000 shares. Foreign exchange
was visibly strengthened and Paris
checks tribe easier There was
little change in the bond market
Total sales were s723O,OO0
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ACTIVITY IN
LOCAL STOCKS
IA BELLE WAS IN SHARP DE.
MAND AT as ON WHEELING
EXCHANGE YESTERDAY.
wheeling Mold and Foundry Continues
10 ADVANCE, and Neuralgyline Was
offered at Slight Reduction.

considerable activity continued in
the local stock market yesterday with
La Belle IN sharp demand at As. One
or two small blocks of the stock
changed hands at 45i1 and buying
orders for considerable quantity OF
ing between Az and 45IR. and most
orders are from outside sources. as
mas been most OF the buying during
the past four weeks During the past
week 1900 to 1000 shares of La Belle
common have been sold at prices rang.
ing between 44ia and isik, and most
OF the buying has been done by out
side brokerage houses acting either
from Pittsburgh or New York. This
Is a continuation of the steady buving
which has been heretofore noted. and
Which is believed to indicate the ac-
cumulation Of a very considerable line
OF this stock by outside sources.
wheeling Mold 4 Foundry contin-
ued TO make advances. and was in de.
mand at 81. and one or two small lots
changed hands at IS. The buying on
this stock is purely local. coming from
spectators who anticipate a profit
from the war orders on which the COM
pany Is now working While the so
called insiders are inclined TO be hope
tul concerning the future OF Mold &
Foundry II is reported that some dinfi-
Guilty has been experienced in produc-
ing the war supplies as rapidly as was
hoped. The work is said 10 be OF a
very exacting character. and while
the Mold & Foundry equipment is
ample and in first class snaps. the
deliveries have not been so far very
rapid.
Neuralgyline was offered Yesterday
at 1873. a reduction Of two points from
the high point Of few days ago.
wheeling Iron q Steel was bid up
TO lis. advancing two points. and the
indications are that this stock will
go higher.
Hazel-Atlas is steady and unchanged
at 1856
a recent sale OF u. S. Stamping al
los Is quoted. This stock is very III.
Tie traded In. and this Is the first quo
taton for several months.
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sax-Pa..srIon Co.
COTTON MARKHr

NEW YORK. oct ib-Cotton future.
opened steady. October SI224. Decem.
Der f250. January lt2G7. Narcr
il2s5 May t13I1
The OFFICIAL western belt forecast FOR
rains and lower temperature stinufat-
Cd The buying toward the middle OF the
morning with December selling up TO
si-.t. ana January 90 SI2s1 and the
..tnef. Demand then became leea a.
NNt ana there were reactions of i or Z
i'.N.. from the best around midday
NIifr reaction uf some y to IU rrIrf.
Hni.h carried Hecembar on 90 2Iltr arI
.Hnlhff ~ WIG during ro early III.
81 ihr an.suOo of hedge selling and r4i'
early hIFb level
rg'i cotton quiet. miidUnr uuf4rfa
fI4 C.. .HI... Il. IHI.e
cotton IIfurra closed afraHy. I.f.N.
Cr Nlaaf December fIlr4. rrru.r.
ll-.tt. March tlao co. Nay ffFf8.
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FINANCE
BRINGING UP FATHER.

NEW YORK. Oct 15-Perhaps the
most significant feature Of today's trad
ms was the fact that dealing fell far
below the million share mark. sales
amounting TO only $4,000 shares. II
was the first fun session in something
ike three weeks in which the output
ialled 10 attain TO seven figures.
There were further indications OF an
Abatement OF public interest commission
houses being Tar less prominent in the
Gays operations. Evidently the warn
ings recently emanating from RESPONSE
Die quarters which pointed TO the danger
arising from a continuance OF the spec
IlatiNe mania were bearing fruit. Latest
developments in the European war, in
ciudlng the possible Abandonment Of
the Dardanelles campaign by the allies
Gsso acted as a check. foreign offerings
OF our stocks being much less freely
Opening prices disclosed considerable
lrregularity. with a preponderance OF
ueclines. These were neutralized in a
measure by gains In some OF the war
shares, including bethlehem Steel. which
opened at lower level but assembled
eight points from yesterdays close TO
the new high record Of AIS before mid
Gay, later touching AZ.
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NEW WORK. oct hfnrrnufIfa
paper HIa Ger cent eflrffre fH fIu
l.Ilg $1,000. demand FtENI.. cables
NffNF'. Francs demand 81. SEQ. r4hI..
h rf.r Marks. demand knH.. .HHI..
tI. IIrre demand fa 7t. Cables 81 III
Ituhi'H. i.wtri IfU cables .f.r Uar
SILVER iHHr Mexican dHfarr rsf..
Government bonds rfrndf. raIIr.sf
hunIH strong
Time loans dull. 90 days et 4ze. nor
cent % days lh uu usr cont. rIs
months o urr cent
call money frr.fr. Hf.H q f.r cad
l.H rof U.uf ruIInE rHf. Dor trrI.
INtU r.r cont. closing hiI q rrr
rrnf. offered af uHr cont
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TRADE

NEW YORK. oct. l5-Dun's Review
tomorrow will say:
With cross currents dimfni shing in
1orce, the tide OF business Is rising al an
accelerated pace and an era OF wide
spread activity is IA prospect Usually
during transition Period gains are re-
corded slowly. but strictly mercantile
CONDITIONS have passed the stage where
progress Is difficult OF dlscernment. and
OF iate Industrial expansion has phenom-
ehhliy rapid. Reports from nearly all
SStNtoAh OF the country tell OF the I'M
checked growth or new enterprises.
which while manifest Ia varying degrees
IN 1llIerent lines ana localities b. ev-
erywhero stimulated by the aNcepfionaI
strength Of the fundamental situation
Assurance Of agricultural success TO-
bether with most unlimited financial
resources, has given the commercial world
the confidence essential 20 the d--elop-
ment Of national prosperity
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WHEAT

40 'tltAGo. Oct. 1s.-Suggestions that
ertai britain md France would abandon
s.f. att'tupt 20 open the Darlauelles. re-
Mu-tL values mere. The market closed
unsettled but I &C Co - ola net bfrb-
+. win llecember az 81 o. and Nav At
Corn gMucd e &c 10 lac
aha yls lc 70 hlft u1Ac. Provisions
Unlisted i7iac 90 zoe lower.
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FINANCIAL.
SUGAR MARKET.

NV YORK. oct. 15-Raw sugar firm;
'entrifugal SAoi: molassos s3.24; refin-
cd steady.
sugar futures opened firmer today.
A. noon prices we're 70 points nsf
higher. "'t
me list eased or partially under real
ltinE il the late trading The ciosfnr
was steady unchanged Co points high
t.. sales $500 tons. December E8lQ.
March ta0l; May $50. July tsIg.
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= Il is understood that Penn'a and r. 4
-. TT. COS are planning purchase OF
LackaWanua steel Co has sold TO Eus-
sla government $4,000 tons steel rails
We are In an unusual condition but
prices have advanced sufficlanfIv To
warn the speculative public that % i'll
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time 20 take profits and wait for the in
eNitable reaction
MomentArily II appears that advan-
tage should be taken OF all upturns TO
reduce lines, especially : the current
activity OF the European sbelllgerents
suggest that influential happenings NAV
occur at most any time
cent. ~
REGULAR div. Peoplea Gas ? ner cent.
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wall Street Summary.

Great Northern for year ended June 80
reports s-b per cent earned on stock
compared with SIS per cent ON $3.50
ssl.tI0 for previous year.
Wells Fargo x Co. for year endeo
June 30 sSports 5.15 per cent earned on
stock against s.1S per cent the previous
year.
western Union Telegraph reports for
months ended sept. 80 estimated 6.6l
percent on stock FOR period. or at year
y rate OF 3.S2 per cent
y lndustrials 1895. Off O.75 per cent
20 railways 1910. off LIS per cent
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That son OF yours fs a firetv 1.f
sam. why don't you Doc him f0iu a. ana
H'Iu ua tn end the WHrrf
NIi. IDS boy. fIH EaW. nav what
7 .HE Dol. that tHcra k4rerr L eforfef
ihg War Iet lm finish 20 iseclf.'-Paas-
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Logan q Bryan's Closing stock Letter.

New York. October l5-Roactiouarv
tendencies were rather more pronounced.
declines were not drastic. but h was
quite apparent that the bull element
was pretty well supplied with long stocks
ana that some now incentive Will have
70 DC PROVIDED before "a vigorous renewal
OF the advance IS experience. European
political developments are being watch
60 more car tully and -o "a ras may be
dtscerned 10 looks as though fra sfr,4s-
ton on the other side OF the water is
becoming clOuded We continue 10 he
HeFe tnat advantage should be taken
or the curreu level OF quoted yaluea
70 reduce long lines
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WHEELING. W. Va. Oct. IS. rs.
The active Pittsburgh STOCKS corrected
ualiy by A +. Masten q Co. bankers
Virginia building.
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WHEELING. W. Va. oct. is. .ts
Corrected BY A. r. hasten a Go .,,,,.
Ser. 'oston stock Exchange. No aTs
Fourth avenue. Pittsburgh. ia go
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NfW YORK. oct 15-Coffes Rio No
q De-. Futures steady, December fg.s6.
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Financial Opinion.


JOSEPH says.-Thc best kind OF buy-
ing Is going on In Steel ana a SHARP
recovery must soon follow. The short in
terest IN Reading IL Increasing. MidvaIe
steel on curb selling around 45A IT. a
most excellent proposition. international
Marine pref. is likewise very good.
FINANCIAL BULLETIN have
confidence In the standard rails and cop
pers sufficient TO suggest their purchase
on conservative scale down during mar
ket reactions.
SCN.-The absorbing ROVER OF the
market Is excellent and despite heavy
profit taking prices steady on recess
WALL ST. JOURNAL:-The stock
market shows an inclination 10 sag In a
Few issued there Is evidence Of a short
interest.
FINANCIAL AMERICA.-The selling
CHIEFLY comes from the speculative eIe-
ment on the floor. and from foreign
COMMERCIAL.-Rail are bought
freely on recessions by odd lot houses
which have reduced their commissions.
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

Total shares s1s.aoO.
(D-EN div. . per cent,
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. oct Is. rs.
stock Exchange.
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roanraH rxcHAran

I'NHlN. oct 1r..UHr oliver .fI .rr
ounce Money 1a1t rar cent u.s.aa 10
rates. short bills 81 per cent Trr.a
months ~ OLLIE per cent
PARIS oct I..Tr1fIrr vas 4.fIva
on ne huurHr today Nerfra ff o. SD.
hfrhanFo ou London 90 Co. SO e.
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New York Cub Market,

WHEELING. ". Va. Orf %. .fs
Reported ~ = o. 1fa~ren A. Co. L. D.
hra "a manager. members New YorE
Stock Exchange
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Nl-Hazel-Atlas books close oct 1efb
TOT - dividend payable Oct 20
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c OTTON
=, WHEELING. W. Va. oct Is. '1s
M1rket reported by \ 4. Masten &. Co
lnenlpers New York Stock Exchange.
Open. | HIGH. Low. CInsn
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New York Stock Exchange.

WHEELING. W. Va. Oct is. 1S'
Range Of active stocks on the New
ork stock Exchange. corrected daily by
A. f Masten * Co. brokers'
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STOCKS. ma 7GsI -
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COMMERCIAL.-RaI are bought
freely on recessions By odd lot houses
which have reduced their comnissIons-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-06-28
AT LIBRARY THEATRE


At the Library Theatre today Rob
ert Warwick in THE Man who Found
Himself" The World Film Corpora
tion present Robert Warwick in the
5-part photoplay "The Man Who
Found Himself" based upon George
Broadhurst's successful drama "The
Mills of the Gods" also called at the
time of its production, n few years
ago, "The Coward" The story is as
follows:
James Clarke, young cashier, robs
his employers in order to provide
medical attention for his sick sister.
She dies and fellow employe of
Clark's discovers his theft and black.
mails him. Both are eventually
found out, prosecuted and sent to
gaoi.
BY series of chances, james
Clarke escapes from gaol ge.s job.
is earning an honest living and has
won the love of girl whose life he
saved
Payton, his fellow thief, after sery-
ing his full sentence, discovers
Clarke and once more blackmails
him, attacking the happiness of his
finance and her brother and taunting
Clarke with cowardice
From this terrible situation Clarke
espaces by voluntarily returning to
gaol to serve the remainder of his
sentence.
He has "found' himself. He knows
that when he finally leaves the gaol,
Catherine. who has promised to be
his Wife, will he waiting to help him
start life afresh.
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PLAYGROUND PAVILION
Contract for Concrete Awarded tc
Lambert G. burlington

The shelter house on the play
ground which burned in April is to be
replaced by shelter house and paw
ilion combined The contract has
been given TO Lambert & burlington
and ground will be broken today.
1t was as apparent to the commit
tee in charge of the rebuilding that a
fire proof structure was as necessary
here in Bennington as is found to be
on other Fairgrounds. The entire
building when completed will meas
IRE Is by 54 feet A space 1sx1S will
be enclosed in one end to form the
shelter house and will also give room
for toilet facilities which 1t is hoped
may he installed another year. The
pavilion proper will be 1Sx36 feet
with metal tile roof 1t will be used
for all hand craft; for the story hour;
occasionally for folk-dancing: as
a grand stand for ball games and ten
mis- tournaments for the children's
parties and other festivities of var
ious kinds; rs shady resting place
for mothers who come with small
children, and for shelter for every
one from sudden storms Its shade
and comfort will offer inducements
for visitors to come and watch the
children at their joyous play. 1t is
hoped that everyone in Bennington
will visit the playground some time
this summer For five years the
children have enjoyed its benefits
0ast summer with daily average at
tendance of 160) and since it is pub
licly sponsored and publicly support
ed. the observation of its use should
be much more general.
The expense is divided into four
payments and it is hoped that each
one can be met when due. With the
assurance that such will be the case
the work is now going on and all fin
ancial support by Bennington citizens
will be appreciated by the children
and the committee in charge-Mrs
Fl. NJ. Richie, chairman; Mrs. VIM.
gle Mcclure.
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SIavS Couldn't t Maintain Position
East of lemberg
TEUTONS START FOR WARSAW
Germans Claim to Hold Positions on
Meuse Heights Taken Some
Days Ago

The Russian forces which for sew
eral days made determined stand
at positions to The east of Lemberg
were again in retreat yesterday morn
ing along the entire front in that
region, according to an official state
ment issued in Vienna yesterday by
the Austro-lIungarian general staff.
Fighting on the upper Dniester river,
the statement says, continues.
A dispatch from London at $50 p.
m. says that the Russians are again
retreating in Galicia. both to the
north and south of Lemberg, and in
Poland the Germans have launched
another attack against Warsaw in
the form of a drive from the north
through Przasnysz. The new blow
at the Polish capital has been pre-
ceded by a terrific artillery action
The fact is recorded by the Russians
themselves, but it is too early to say
whether il means serious offensive
the first clash having developed a
bayonet encounter, the result of
which neither side reports.
Neither Berlin nor Vienna makes
reference to the conflict in this reg
ion, combining their statements to
the Galician situation, where victories
are clained In various sectors from
the Bessarabian frontier to Rawa
Rnska, north of Lemberg. What is
more important, the Germans claim
that the Teutonic forces have crossed
the Dniester northwest of lHalicz and
have driven the Russians some miles
into the hills.
Not since the war began has the
English pnblic been so convinced
that it viii be long one. Those
who took this view months ago were
called pessimists, but now it is gener-
ally admitted that the Russian armies
must fight for months to come under
tremendous disadvantages, and that
in the meantime the much-heralded
big general movement on the western
front must be Indefinitely postponed
While the entente powers thoroughly
reorganize their methods.
The present consensus OF opinion
among military writer's in London is
that Germany intends further TO
press her eastern victories with an
other battering-ram stroke toward
Warsaw in an endeavor to seize that
city and the whole line of the Vstula.
The line of offensive now directed
from the Przasnysz region is along
the valleys of the Omulew and Orzyc.
tributaries of the river Narew, which
flows across north Poland and joins
the bend of the Vistula above War
saw.
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MURDERED WOMAN
WELL KNOWN IN
BENNINGTON
Miss Hattie Watson Killed Near
Philadelphia Saturday
HAS COUSIN LIVING RERE
Shot at Home of Her Sister WITH
Whom She Had Lived
for 12 Years


Miss Hattie Watson, who was shot
and killed Saturday by a negro but
Ter at Devon, near Philadelphia, was
a cousin of Miss Lillian Marsh who
lives on Bradford street, and had a
number of acquaintances in the yil-
lage. Her father, the late John Wat
son, was brother of Mrs. George
Marsh who lived on Beech street
and with whom he made his home for
number of years following the
death of his wife. He was for a time
engaged in the manufacture of paper
at Northampton, Mass. Miss Watson
had been a frequent visitor here and
friends had received letters from her
only a short time ago.
Miss Watson, who was 55 years old
had been living for the past II years
at the home III Devon of her sister,
Mrs. Frederick +. Hastings, wife OF
the secretary of a Philadelphia paper
manufacturing company.
The crime was committed by JOS
eph Thomas, who was employed as
butler at the Hastings home Miss
Watson was sitting on the porch
when the negro shot her thorugh the
heart Mr. and Mrs Hastings were
away in attendance upon funeral at
the time Of the tragedy. Thomas
wife, cook at the Hastings home
heard the shot and saw the butler
running away from the house She
ran to the neighbors who informed
the police
The butler was found hanging in a
barn in the rear OF the house. He
had evidently stood on box with a
rope about his neck and shot himself.
The motive tor the murder is not
known.
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French Admit Loss of About an
Eighth Of Mile of Ditch
INFANTRY CLASH At NIGHT
Open New Drive Toward Polish
Capital with Artillery
Engagement

London. June 27-Ariillery actions
only were lought today ON the west
ern front, the most violent being in
Belgium and to the north of Arras.
Last night engagements between The
opposing infantry occurred at several
points, but without much change Of
position. The most violent was at the
Calonne trench. where the French re-
port having retaken trenches lost to
the Germans the day before. The
Germans yesterday captured about an
eigth OF mile OF trenches near OBJ
lain. north of Arras, and assert that
they retain the positions in the Meuse
hills taken few days ago.
The following official communica-
tion was issued by the French War
Office tonight:
On the fronts to the north and the
center there has been no infantry ac-
tion. A rather violent artillery en-
gagemeni has occurred particularly
in Belgium and in the region to the
north of Arras
In the Argonne there have been sew
eral local engagements. without modi-
tication, however, OF the lines, either
on one side or the other.
The fighting on June 20 and during
The night of June 1927 at The Calonne
trench was very violent. developing
in some cases into hand.to-hand en-
counters. The Germans made use of
flaming liquid. and sheltered by
clouds Of fumes. reached their former
first line They were repulsed with
heavy losses. We hold all the former
first German line. as well as those
parts of the second line which We had
previously conquered.
To the east of the great trench on
the ridge south of the rayine OF Son,
vand, the section of trench on a
front of about 120 meters. occupied
last evening by the enemy. was re-
taken by us in the night with the ex-
ception of about thirty meters.
The artillery action continued all
this morning in that region: and was
very spirited, likewise to the north OF
frey and on our front of LA Haye.
A German aeroplane dropped two
bombs on st. Die. A woman was
killed.
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ENLARGE MUNlTloN PLANT
Westinghouse Shops to Turn Out
100000 Cartridges Day

Pittsburgh, June 27-The Westing-
house Electric and Manufacturing
Company has practically completed
details for the construction at East
Pittsburgh of building 1000 feet
long for the manufacture of cartridg-
es. The contract is said to extend ov-
er 4 period of three years. The West
inghouse Company intends to operate
two shifts of ten hours each, and the
new shops will have capacity of
100000 cartridges every twenty-four
houre.
The same company has accepted a
contract for $4OOo.0OO in shells in ad
dition to the sGO,O00,OOO contract ac-
copied some time ago. All the lathes
Of the allied Westinghouse interests
are operating twenty hours each day.
Much work hsa been sublet TO small
er companies.