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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-06-10
Summons.


In the District Court of the Seven
teenth Judicial District Of the State
of Montana, in and for the County
of Phillips.
BENJAMIN D. Phillips, plaintiff,
versus all persons claiming any in
terest in, or lien upon the real prop
ertv hereinafter descr bed, or any
part thereof, defendants.
SUMMONS.
The State of Montana to all per-
sons claiming any interest in, or lien
upon the real property hereinafter
described, or any part thereof,
greeting:
You are hereby required to ap
pear and answer the complaint of
Benjamin D. Phillips, plaintiff, filed
with the clerk of the above entitled
court within sixty days after the
first publication of this summons
and set forth what interest or lien,
if any. you have in or upon. that GER
of situate in the county of Phillips,
scribed as follows: The south east
ter az and the north half (1A) of
the northeast quarter (M) of sec
ton five (5); the northwest quar-
ter (A) of the north west quarter
(A) of section four (D in town.
ship twenty-seven (27) north; the
southwest quarter (A) of the
southwest quarter (A) of section
thirty-three (33), the south half
% of the southeast quarter "a J
and the northwest quarter (A) Of
the southeast quarter (A) of sec
ton thirty-two (32) in township
twenty-eight (2S) north of range
twenty-eight (2S). east of the Mon
tana mel idian in Montana. contain
ing three hundred and twenty (320)
acres, according to the official plat
of the survey of said lands returned
to the General Land Office by the
surveyor general.
You are hereby notified that I'M
less you so appear and answer, the
plaintiff will apply to the court for
the relief demanded in the COM
plaint. to-wit: that the heirship of
Sarah Phillips. deceased, and all es-
tates, rights, titles, interests and
claim in and to the above described
property, and every part thereof,
whether the same be legal or equit
able, present or future, vested or
contingent. or whether the same
consist of mortgages or liens of any
description, be ascertained and de-
termined and that the title of the
plaintiff therein be quoted. and for
such other relief as the nature Of
the case may require.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said court this 10th day of May
A. d. 1915.
Court seaD G. NJ. PORTER,
Clerk.
TRESSLER & KIRTON,
Attorneys for the Plaintiff,
Malta. Montana.
There are no persons said to
claim an interest in or lien upon
said property adverse to plaintiff.
TRESSLER e KIRTON,
Attorneys for the Plaintiff
First publication May 10.
Second publication May 90.
Third publication May 81.
| Fourth publication June 8.
Fifth publication June 10.
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without cause desert and abandon

without cause desert and abandon
said plaintiffff and to live separate
and apart from her, without any suf-
ficient cause or reason and against
her will and without her consent, as
will fully appear by the verified COM
plant filed herein and to which ref
erence is hereby made.
Witness my hand and seal of said
court this 2Sth day of May, 1915.
(SeaD G.. M. PORTER,
Clerk of the District Court.
FRED G. GABRIEL, Malta, Mont.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First publication June 3.
Second publication June 10.
Third publication June II.
Fourth publication June "a.
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In the District Court of the Seven
teenth Judicial District of the State
of Montana, in and for the County
of Phillips.
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Sealed Bids.

Sealed bids will be received by
the County Commissioners of Phil
lips county up to two o'clock p. m.
Monday, June 21st. for the removal
of about 1000 yards of earth on
Kratke hill, about four miles north
of Dodson on Dodson-Canadian line
road. and the placing Of two eight
foot extensions to the thirty-six inch
culvert in place. Plans and specifi-
cations may be seen at the Clerk
and Recorders office at the court
house in the town of Malta. All bids
must be sent to the Clerk and Re-
corder, w. G. Schneider, and
marked in the lower left hand COR
ner For work on Kratke Hill" The
Board of County Commiss: oners re-
serve the right to reject any and all
bids.
w. G. SCHNEIDER,
Clerk and Recorder.
By order of
Board Of County Commissioners
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For sale.-320 acres of improved
stock and farming land. Ranch
known as the David Nichol place on
Missouri river. For particulars see
L. A. DoOres.
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$1,000 REWARD.

Above reward will be paid for re-
turn of one dark red COW branded
lazy IIK on right hip. Akerlund
Bros, Malta Box IS. Ranch 4 miles
from Gravel crossing, s miles north
of Hales Bros. 2W6*
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Malta Lodge No. ~ meets every
Wednesday evening at hall in
First State Bank Building Visit
ing brethren always welcome. e.
r. Scheppleman, N. G.; G. A..
Chambers, Secretary. 12m19
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Past Experience.

Housman's letter says: TTa student
Of economies and finance who hasts ms
arguments solely on the lessons OF past
experience can a us nothing. MS
tory has never witnessed anything hike
that which We are now going through
An entirely new set OF premises con-
fronts us. We must be practical and
not lose our heads. for We are in the
midst of "A big speculation In which
there are likely to occur reactions pro-
p~ortsnnate to the size OF the speculation.
our banks and bankers are the break
waters In the situation. Their conserva-
tisn ia the safety valve and when they
tell those WIN are carrying the stocks
that only so per cent. will be oaned on
this or that issue It Is because they are
looking into the future, and their ac-
ton goes far toward providing a better
foundation and greater stability. II we
work along the same lines reactions viii
come less frequently and will be fol-
lowed by less damage, If we make
proper use Of the opportunity that our
peculiar position affords US there win be
plenty Of prosperity for all"
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R~ethIehem steel.

There was quite a demand for Beth
lehem Steel at the opening. the price
jumping to 494. as compared with a
low OF 444 and u close OF 1875 on
Tuesday. Not all of the rise was re-
tanned at the end OF the day. but the
net gain wac 20is points. Again the
tendency was for the stock to grow
more active on the advance. Around
500 the recovery has about paid for the
recent break. The course of the stock
from now on will probably be consid-
cred significant. Men who have more
than a merely academic interest in the
market assert that the break was due
to superficial market conditions and
that 1t has not Effected the real sttua-
ton. The stock has been steadily 60
ing out of the Street all the while.
Members OF one firm ave been telling
their friends that they have positive
information that practically all OF the
stock going through the transfer Of
fees for some tim has been put In the
names Of two dummies. In other words.
the situation in regard to Bethlehem Is
exactly the reverse Of that in the new
combina ..o-e. In the first case John
Doe and Bill Smith are buying. the
stock; In the second the buyers are
Tom, Dick and Harry.
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Live Stock Market.

WEDNESDAY. November II.
Receipts OF beeves were l.t29 head, an
criding 80 cars for the market. making,
Nth previous arrivals. 30 cars on sale.
Steers we're Ailing more readily with de-
steady: good bologna cows. Arm; others
s,eady and fat COWS firm. The yards were
cleared Common 70 prime steers soId at
at iS5odi7, bull. at H@ 5oi owe a.
S3TSs 30; tail ends az tsoo' DRESSED Deer
auiet at last quotations. go,
Receipts OF calves we're LIS head, In,
Guiding I, OH for the market, Neals were
slow With a rather easier FEELING Tor all
but choice stock. grassers we're soc, higher
. seid at ssSila per 100 :, cyl!' at ss,I0a
mainly at statt.50. City dressed yeals
siow at l3hsGlsc.; country dressed at
n. ssesi iRReiud.ns II cars Tor the market.
prices held steady for both sheep and
lambs and the pens were cleared, Com.
TO pbs 'cniis al. "a Sg,s.7s3; commonly
prime lambs at Ssg - IS; culls AZ $GGf.
Dressed mutton steady at hWlli2c. per
ID; dressed lambs at l2h else hog
house lambs at Gb0IP pc. carcass.
Receipts Of hogs were g,53o, head, In
ciuding about half a car, for the market.
Feeiing weak and viii sell lower. Country
dressed hogs. steady - w l9c.: roasting
piSs at O01SA
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

HAYDEN. stone & Co. and Electric Bond
and Share. Company have purchased The
holdings Of the James Campbell estate OF
81, Louis In tho Utah Securities stock.
amounting to 1880 shares.
The Consolidated Copper CompAny has
called all Its Issue OF convertible bonds AS
of December. 81 next. Bonds converted
previous to the books closing for the De.
cember dividends on the stock will obtain
said dividends,
At a meeting Of the directors OF the
Corn Exchange Bank Yesterday "A resolu.
ton was passed TO open II branch on the
northwest corner OF .Fordham road and
Decatur avenue. The bronx. to be known
as the c1rn Exchange Bank. .Fordham
Branch, This viii make the sixth
branch OF the Corn Exchange Bank.
The Guaranty Trust Company Of New
York and kidder, Peabody 4 60. are oner.
Ing the unsold balance OF 81, O00, 900 Butte.
Anaconda and Pacific Railroad Company
FIRST mortgage h per cent. bonds, due 1914.
at Az and interest. at which price thcy
yield about b.i5 per cent. These bonds
are guaranteed. principal and interest, by
the Anaconda Copper COMPANY, which
company has no funded debt,
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THE COFFEE MARKET.
Trading Again Quiet-TOtR1 sales
O,5OO DRRs,

Trading during yesterdays session IN the
coffee market was again quiet, total sales
amounting to y. 800 bags. In the absence OF
aggressive operations prices moved within a
rather narrow range, but the close was . TO )
points net lower. The trouble with the mar
ket seems to be weakness In the commercial
position and increased pressure OF oferings
from Brazil. Europe is believed to have ceased
buying heavily IN Rio and santos; IN con.
sequence shippers there are more %desirous OF
making sales in the United States Interior
handlers here. however, have also Withdrawn,
as they are believed to be well supplied with
coffee, The spot demand was inactive. Cost
and freight offers yesterday were more liberal
and easy, Santos n being quoted at 9.loc. 10
F.X5. London credits and Rio II al &c TO : OF,
American credits. Recent buyers showed some
disposition to liduldate and there was an ab'
sence of more than a very limited outside dc.
mand. In the local spot market prices were
easy. with Rio - quoted at nc. TO 7Ac. and
Santos "a at &c. to exc.
The official Brazilian cables reported tho
Rio market as unchanged. while Santos was
80 refs lower. Rio exchange ON London de-
clined lied. and was quoted at ~ 5-l6d. Re-
ceipts at Rio and Santos were IS 1000 bags.
against 5000 bags a year ago, Prices follow:
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THE SUGAR MARKET.
Pressure of beet Product IL q De.
pressing Factor.

N the absence Of new business the local
"a'hNt fr raw sugar remained unchanged
., ne basis Of 4c. for cost and freight.
NN'h 4 equal to soc. for centrifugal 90
'"l The uudertone OF the market was
srr ari 9 was said hat sugar was being
oH-l'1 at these prices and might be obtained
y even a .pHcr level. Rofiners seemed TO be
NfI 'Wt lI'I with raw sugar, for the time
-f al least. and they were not disposed TO
mako ~" purchases, Refined sugar was UNI
"iH-rd At &c. Tor fine granulated. but the
.ulAhd NAs very light, rs beet sugar. II
" sula Vas offered at considerably lower
etlc,E beet sugar was quoted at 6.75c. in
~ ioral market for GRADUATED, and II was
'Nn mat at FONTS nearby but out of the
ny II could be boucht al even lower figures.
t.s pressure OF beet on the market and a
~ active demand were the depressing fac
,u' my n was said that the question of
Fa.I'npr'a'lou for Cuban sugar was still a
n"'fh.h- clement In the market. as ocean
-.l L." ia scarce.
lHf mtfnct for sugar futures was weak
~ 'nWe! Prices closed at q net decline of
70 u points Longs sold freely on the
.htt ron" 70 he raw market and, as prices
Ie,L9ed, stop loss orders were encountered
ppoa sl.- for the day were II .o50 tons.
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RUSSIA REPORTED
ABUYER OF COTTON
Liouidation Of Disappointed
Bulls Fails to Break the
Market.
rAKINGS BY SPINNERS

About all that an be said Of yester-
laws narrow market In cotton Ia that
ira local bulls sold out their holdings
and tina, the offerings were taken by
new buyers. one report, which seemed
~ have a good deal Of foundation. was
70 the effect that Russian interests
,ourht freely Of contracts on tho morn
.,r decline. Some of the sales were in
big blocks and they were snapped up
without affecting prices.
One feature of yesterdays news was
the improved character Of Southern spot
adyices. There appears to be no weak
ness anywhere and IL looks as II there
we're some basis for the suggestion that
the shor. interest In spots for the ac-
count Of shippers who have sold ahead
was a fairly adequate offset to any
weak holdings that might be hanging
oyer the marked.
A Memphis report stated that the Ma
,ional Ginners Association placed tho
amount Of cotton ginned to November IA
AZ s,730.000 bales. Gins are said to be
running only two or three days a week
in many localities, without being very
busy on these days.
Regarding the arguments that con-
sumption will not be large enough to
take care OF the present crop with the
carry over from last season one Of the
local cotton statisticians has the follow
Ing to say:
"only three times in history have mill
,akings up to November IL been as large
as this year. These three years were
1913, 1912 and 1911 and thus far our
tskings are &c per cent. Of the average
,akings OF those three years to date.
The takinrs thus far this year are from
10 20 so per cent. larger than n other
year except these three. If we continue
10 take 96 per cent Of the average Of
those three large years for the balance
of the season our final figures on takings
will be 1850. 900 bales.
~, as tho bears claim. our takings
Al the end OF this season will only APP
pcSilhate 10000 900 bales, then the TAX
ings after November 12 must foot up
s.ts9,000 bales, against 11,67s.000 for
the same period last year. 1O,S75,0 900
during the same time In 1918. 1928. 900
after this date In 1919 and l2,430,O 900
after this date in 1911"
IN other words, spinners' takinEs for
the rest OF the e would rave to be
90 10 80 per cent. less than in n year
during the past five.
Market closed steady.
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consolidated Exchange,

rrm'' early was succeeded by ir-
NJ lHaF on the Consolidated Stock Ex-
<aaAs., Win real weakness developing
,"trl me close In IA number of stocks.
We EVIDENT that a great deal Of really
49, recent buyers was under way, al
,."lsh Mere appeared to be no particular
~ oi a market influencing sort.
Z, ,u!ted states steel common was Arm
mthe early trading, and after opening at
's, advanced to IS. which mpa with
.Losl'g price on Tuesday Of SH. 1t
~, however, reacted, closing N s7k.
ahaC9nc1, the leading copper stock, opened
80 ~ an overnight Improvement Of a
80 po|ut, II touched "A high OF GIN
.nan men gradually weakened, selling az
C~ AZ s3'a, but closed at 90ls. Utah
,.,vpper was notably strong In the early
Isphs then II reacted to 79%, with its
UW"ns'hg 80 Inspiration Copper opened at
80 = ~ a point up overrinht. and early
x a. high rs AK, Then It declined to
Va. tlr.ng at 4G.
-,,rucib'e Steel early sold as high as
~, ~. points above Its closing price on
.,u,ssaay Westinghouse Electric touched
w., ID ~ points, American Locomotive
.b., 70 ~, up Ia points. There was a
' snap cary ADVANCE In American Beet
%usai' which sold as high as 70H, after
s|vehhlhs at CsS, al overnight Improvement
80 or a point, Subsequently this stock
a'en sharply, American Smelling was
oe "i ihe weak issues. After selling at
SS~ ea,'F watch was Its closing price thu
~ oe'ors. 1t broke 70 %. closing At
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RESERVE BOARD CANDIDATES.
seven Are Proposed for Election
a. Directors.

Pierre Jay. reserve agent of the Fed
cral Reserve Bank OF New York. sent
out the names yesterday OF candidates
for election as directors Of teh reserve
bank of this district for the next term,
They are AS follows For Glass A
director. H.. II. Howell, Franklin ID,
Locke, Josiah w. Place, Walter NJ. Van
Deusen and u, u. Woodward, For Class
r. director, james W. johnson And Les
lie n. Palmer.
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To ACME CEMENT PLASTER COM.
PANY. an Illinois corporation: The under
signed. Trustee in the mortgage from your
Company dated July /. 1910, recorded In
the once Of the County Clerk Of the
County OF Albany. State OF Wyoming, In
Book 205 Of Mortgages. page 1853, given TO
secure an authorized issue of $500. 900. 90
par value of bonds. hereby gives notice OF
It's intention to resign as Trustee under
said mortgage: such resignation to take
effect December Is, 1915.
COM MONWEALTH TRUST COMPANY
,of st, Louis. MOI
by j, w. BYRNES. President.
November Q, 1915,
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&. II. Mackay Quits Federal sugar.

Clarence IL, Mackay has resigned az
II director and vice-president of the Fed
eral sugar Refining Company. 1t was
learned yesterday that Mr.. Mackay's
resignation took place several months
ago and that he 10 no longer connected
with the business Of the company.
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A good deal OF criticism IL heard Of
me action Of Steel common. practically
all Of II of a bearish character. 1t Is
complained that the stock bulls hard
In spite Of a vast amount of very favor
able news from the Industrial centres.
The professionals who have been gem
orally out OF favor with the market say
that the market Ia full OF stock all the
time and that a lot Of stock has been
turned over around the s6-Ss level with
out any important advance in prices.
The implication Is. Of course. that a
process Of distribution Is going on. But
the new feature of the market In Steel
has been the falling of in activity. Com
pared with the markets OF a week or
two ago the business In Steel has been
insignificant. II urnove In tho Dig
speculative leader instead OF being a
quarter or "A Nth of the days total
business Is now half its usual proper
lions
Speculation has gone u OF Steel Tor
the and into something else.
In the meantime the only feature OF
the stock is its comparative dulness'
1t may appear weak. but until activity
expands 1t would probably be UNSAFE
to attach too much Importance to the
fluctuations. There have been several
occasions in the recent past when Steel
fooled the bear party In the matter or
reactions by simply becoming dull when
II ought to have been weak on technical
conditions.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
llE-rN- SEINNH Oh

The Board OF Directors has this day do
clared a quarterly dividend of ONE AND
oNE-HAlF Il CENT Ni. 60. PAYABLE
December 20, 1915, to Stockholders of rec
ord at the close OF business December !, 1915.
The transfer books VIII not close.
Checks for diNidend viii he matted -
sto, khold'rs AT tn" addresses last fur.
nishrd 10 tho Transfer Once.
\. STARBrCK. President.
New York, November II, 1915.
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PORTO RICO SUGAR COMPANY.

NONtIVONr II, IVIU-
THE BOARD Of DIRECTORS HAVE
this day declared "A quarterly dividend Of
2H on Preferred stock aud 4 dividend OF
20 ON rointuon stock, payable ON January
3, 1916, to stockholders OF record December
II. 1915. I. A. DILLINGHAM, SecretaIy.
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WTTONSEED OIL.

The market lost most of tho early al.
vance. which ranged from FIVE 10 nine
points. shorts and rehners bought for a
time. The bulge in lard helped the list.
Reports that crude oil was being hrm.y
held at $50 In the Southeast despite the
Glow consuming demand partly explained
veioped late and there was light liquida-
ton for professionals.
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TRI ~ D~frtRrMt>I
DINIDE>D> MD INTEREST.

\ UTIITT'NTY UIITI'NI ~ NJ NNT'I'| \
MALE FER Gent. ,gi4o;I was de. ,rr.
this dav on IA" outstanding Couwo
capital stock, payable January ?, 1910
~stpokhoilors o. record he. euIhcr u, '''s
rhrcks Tor the payment OF the uI''p'1.
TrAust,r books VIII NOT Ne o'ascd
y : AXIS, Secretary
New YORK;. November n, 1919
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Custom House Receipts.

The total receipts for duties al the
Custom House yesterday Were $903,-
6lO.A4. of which 1891 ,332.32 MAS for mer-
chandtse withdrawn from bonded ware
houses M ~ob72.17S.l3 for recent I'M
portatiOnA.
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have come out IN the last few daJs FOR
domestic consumption. one operator re-
ports inquiries for about 10. 900. 600 tons.
but many of the prospective orders are
applications. one company reports rNe
different inquiries on the same business.
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OriICt or READING COMPANY.

ThTTuNcTphId, NoNt'nNNr 70, wv,
The Board OF Directors has declared from
tho net earnings u quarterly dividend ~
one per cent. nccl on the First Preferrsi
Stock OF the Company. to be paid on De
rcmhcr ., 1913, 20 stockholders OF record
at the close Of business November e3, 1915.
Checks via be mai ed to stockholders who
have nlcd dividend orders with tho Trels-
INr. JAY V. AAItE, SuDretar!.
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TuE ,lHAN-AMERIVAN >i.lK GO.

\ VW|"7"T|V WINIlNNN OF W. NJ
THREE Ql,NRTERS PER cent, Ua,
was declared THIS day ON the outstanding.
Preferred capital stock, payable lanuhr
., 1915. to sto, khoIIels OF record pe"uWnr
J., 1915
Checks for the payment Of the diyii"ni
VII be mailed
Transfer books VIII not he c''scd.
\ j AKIN, Secretary.
Now York. November u. lsli.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.


MISSOURI PacIhc SystttI' -
cacopa week Nov. .sl.358,0 900 Inc. sl3l 900
From July l.,....2 3.3si.ooo Dec $4,000
1t. Louis southwestern;
Second. week Nov. s;onoee Inc SkaS9
s. csna Week Nov. So. osg.ooo Inc. sl.175,oo
From July l......+5 IL I. 900 Inc. 2.2fb,Ooo
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me local market Tor spot COTTON Was quiet,
% points decline: middling. 1l.7oc. Southern
$40, markets as officially reported were un-
changed TO 70 points decline. New Orleans.
llSc: Galveston. 1.6c. Savannah. II Soc:
Memphis, n.3sc.: Augusta. n.:5c.; Houston.
loo.
New Orleans market opened steady. closed
saaiv