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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-09
Aer0pIaleS III Vast Numbers
Armed With Cannon and
Machine Guns for Carrying
Death 70 German Trenches,
BIG BATTLE PLANE Is
CENTER OF INTEREST
Experts Are Being Trained IN
Military Schools for Service
10 New Branch of Army
Says Correspondent.

Icy "osN"e JOURNAL erse'Al LEASED arssi
Paris, oct tl2.l5 p. mD-An
aerial army is mo- longer a dream of
romance. Such an army formed in
DIVISIONS ana sPuadions with battle
o'ropiahes' cruisers aeroplanes
scouts ana torpedo planes all amor
ed heavily and carrying three-inch
cannon and rapid fire guns, is re-
atty 1t has been made possible
through the remarkable development
~ military aviation in France.
The French government today per-
mtted the first inspection of IFS new
fleet of aeroplanes. Opportunity was
given to inspect the large and small
types of the new battle planes ana
watch them as they were vancouver
tnp high in the air firino roma of..
ter round from their tbreo-incb ,iflas
while thcy SCARED. looped ana dart-
"a about
A.. po,,,o NJ,
r. ..a,i.. 90,
r. ' ~ ''7' '.'''
s'.,l. ,'.,,'' ms lli' iIeIo 4 monster
g ,. ''''e 'oJl'',u w l"'' y ''e'
,9o '' g., g" 'l.''''e' W. p,''l'9 S','''"-
'"7 ''S' ~ '',,, '"0N was
e..., 0a '''''' u'seIS
H.. t3,! p'r'' ~ :" i"' 'l'''
"Ne d p'''aIion' twenty planes IN v
lr',ai. ,.,,a ,,.' - '''l '''u 'eI' u,eP,
,..l. Ala. "'''7' ''''''' ct - '''' d. maui
~,
80 49,, '',' d'' .l' ~
,'a5 | ran a., '''eG HF'e''> L"Nh s'l
't '''e '''i ;" cannon 0l''
''" 49, 7.'''
huge Battle Plane.
The huge hattlo plane was the chief
center of attention. The engineer who I
constructed it explained the details. +.
The Officers said this was the first pc
tual realization of the battle plane, /.
other aerial dreadnauehts having
proved TO be impractical This mon
ster actually flies, carrying a crew Of .
Twelve men and two cannon which
throws tArce-inch steel projectiles
Three trial flights have been made,
demonstrating that it has the stcadi-
ness Of an ordinary biplane The /
huge craft IS now ready far the BAG
Tie lne. The regular crew for fight
ms will consist on four men ana am.
officer
Cruiser Air Planes
The almored cruiser aeroplanes were
then broupht ont and NM tbronah
tests high i'm the air. They ana. small
Hplanes of high poyer Farb is ARM
ed with cannon ana is ,9uable of
rising almost vertieallv from me
ground M sneod of ninet, miles an
hour
Captain Frantz ana Generators 1ron-
deIfi ANA uoli.,r5 r,eda si.oossj,.s
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-09

NOW Is the time to get the Bulbs,
either for growing ia pots OF soil or
glasses Of water for winter blooming
or for bedding ia the garden 10 bloom
ia carly -pring NJ are fine Bulbs.
which Wc Offer "a a 4ery low price
Hardy lily--pWc white, graceful
trumpet shape flowers aud very lrug
rant 100 each. SttO dozen.
llyacinthe-~n Single aud double coil
or-. red pink, white and blue. jc each.
600 dozen.
Iulip~-Singlc and double la cOlur-,
yellow. pink white aud red. for &C.,
Il Tor loo. r. for 35r
yellow Daffodil- and Jonquil- --
Spanish lriS-miNcd Colore. for BE-,
q for Zoe, ~ for Zoe
Crocus-NlNcd colors. for Sc, -
for roc
E. W FEE.
2t2-2tt-21G West Lead Avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-09
Tour survive in Shawnee tourney

Shawnee-on-the-D Delaware, Pa. oct.
6-,James S Parrish. Jrs Of Garden
City Hugh Halsell of Dallas, Tex:
Frank j, Sheble and r S Worthine-
ton, Of Shawnee survived the first
and second rounds Of match play to-
day in the annual fall golf tourna-
ment Of the Shawnee Country club,
and will enter the semi-finals to-
morrow
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18

social; ~ satsrsainnsat gfssa Tor
tAe Visiting athletic o. debatins team
nth ~ good old Games u musical
choirs. fruit baakst ara chasadss: Or
ths school picnic II the spring whsn
~ disccversd viii surprise that Pro-
fsscr eo-And-so ats : sandwteh With
= mach real enjoynsat = anybody.
Surely such srolies beioas 70 high
school daya. Let's have : few. Ths
Boys' Club and the high school audi
torium are admirable suited for such
entertainment. while many Of the
mothers have expressed their wiling
ness 70 supsfintend any high
school parties. All that Il lackiag y
. student cntertainment committee TO
propose and further the plans.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
s-.,or s,l.s. Pi.y.

The Senior class play has for .
great many years been the impor-
tant undertaking OF the Senior class.
II the play 10 success financially.
the class memorial IL . corresponding
success a. the proceeds are devoted to
this fund II II the aim Of each
class. not only 10 make = greater IL
nancial success OF the play than was
made by It's Predecessors. but to make
II greater play artistically. as the
members OF the cast usually repre-
sent the best talent Of the class. At
present the Senior play Is the only
attempt at dramatics made In the
four years life Of the high school
class. We look forward to the time
when We may produce Junior class
play. thus giving = greater number
Of people the benefit OF the valuable
training involved. and paving the
way for better material the follow
Ing year.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
COMMERCIAL DErARrstExr.
BY Mrs.. Gertrude Ballard, CONNER
cial Department.

when . studeat entsrs to take .
commercial course. We offer to them
the bookkeeplng course or steao-
graphic course. A. Q rule most stu
dsats saroll for the combined courss:
. few for either bookkeeping or
Shorthand. Ths combined courss en-
titlss the finishsd student to Q d.
plbma: either one Of the coursss
. ,csrtificate.
Modern and the best Of text hooks
are taught In these courses-the
Twentieth Century Bookkeeping and
the Gregg System Of Shorthand.
TIE typswriting department has
sixteen tyDswritsrs and will sccon-
odats H. psrsoas during the school
day. Last pear i've sssdeats woa
IUndsevsed certificates q The rats ee
forty words Or mors.pes minuss. II
the test given last noath five seu-
dsats wsre winners Of certificates.
and ne hope 70 add at least twsaty
70 ths list before the school year h
over.
The shorthand students are work
Ing With earnestness and seal to keep
~ with records made BY last years
aherthand students In which oar
school made the highest record In
the state Of Colorado. giving ~ the
Gregg Ool1 Medal and the banner Of
highest award.
The ain Of this department is TO
fit young mea and young women 70
b able 10 80 Into the business world
and hold his or her position success
fully; 10 BE- . help to the communal
" In which they live. and 70 enjoy
the efforts they put forth in attain
Ing success.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
Asorr orR SCHOOLS
Con.inued from PAGE Nine,

ations. percentage Of protein. fats or
earbohydrated.
Ores are assayed for gold. silver.
lead. copper. zinc. or Iron.
Milk IL tested for the percentage
Of butter fat by the Babcock meth.
cd. Every dsiryman In the commun-
ny should seize the opportunity Of
having the milk tested by this meth
Cd. II II the only sure and accurate
method Of determining which are the
best cows In the herd Some are
boardcrr: some are real money. max.
ers. Why no, know which are
which,
The testing Of water TO determine
the amount OF necessary ingredients
which must be added 10 break II for
boiler purposes. Il performed. also
tests are made TO determine purity Of
water for drinking purposes. Many
other interesting determinations Of
importance are made during the
school year.
The preceedins examples serve 10
illustFate the claa Of work perform.
- II the chemical depastnsnt Of the
high school.
II sample 10 seat 20 the high
school with the request that Il be &C.
curateiy tested. Il viii b 70 tested.
H0s some Of these tests Q reasonable
charge Il made for materials and
tine.
The aim Of the department Of sci-
sacs 10 not 10 make the work psacsi.
cal at the expense Of fundamsatal
Dsiacipies. nor theoretical st the e.
pesse Of practical knowledge. but
rather TO combine the two; that is.
vhea . principle can bs illustrated
~ several methods. always use The
most practical.
The department. Of physlcal sci.
saee h veil equipped ~ an expeass
of about eisos.
Ths studenta lately have bssa T.
lssnias The cost u eDesatles and -.
e1eleaey oe The Alffeeeas cea0eeelo1
~ stoves. A. lasOecslea ed -
p1aaaties Of he epsealiea q the ~
uoane y eeats0plaes1 b ~ Heas
foouso.
Ansas sshss pssssisai ssDssineals
- enooet - moaao1sa - ~.
oGool1oo - soool ~ IN - oeoog.
0l1o4 ~ onoonog g eo1sooo
90 - eoGle q eD1goo1oa = ~.
no cooooglo uG114 1gooa nonoGg1y
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
VALUE OF HISTORY.
1Sy u. L. Hsss. scsrhes ~ hiss1sy. ~
hate coarh asd dlscrsos of sssse
of our sihlestr seams.

History. ~ . required subject. II
often looked upon - being vesy dry
sad uninterestins.. but whea 4 y
studied With the aim Of traeiag the
deveiopmeat Of civilisasioa froa The
prehistoric peoples 70 thoss q today.
Il becomes . subjsct of no little 10.
tsrest. when vs seeD % coasl1ss
the thinss that have as1s Dsssible
The ealightsasd ass 10 which vs aev
lire we q oacs realise shs faee that
Il IL al . result ee she gfalual A.
vaacemsas frea esasssy - century
and that vs srs saSeyias ths tAiass
today that wsss na1s peaslbls ~ ~
aacseat aad svsa tAs pesAlstesse naa.
To-day the edueatieaal vessl -
0ands that vs know the how anl
why Of thiass - tAsy sxise aal ~
cannot ~ doas without . tsewisloe
es htssosy. Il is throaeA ~ ~
corded hissosy Of niseakss q eehee
nations that our ewn oatloa vos
us1e rspublic anA it b the voooe1s
- 1ee1s u naay great - - ~
1ays that ere esatlaually Insols1ao
~ - sFssess thiaGs te1av.
10 thess vhs esosenl ~ hislesy
\ uniaeeessela0 ~ saoDoDe thae ~
tate - ~ hisoesy e 49, ssolC1e0s
eusoo0s. - e1oosoelt1eeo beooo6 g
se0e - en- 1ssslGn oooOeoa - osoeo
~ 1eseloDns1e . oovognDm1D ~
- ~ ~ 0soot 1oooo1oV ooooQn1a
- eo0ooso tAo0 ~ Dgu11n1 ~
og1ocoooa 11nnv 0oooono = ~
- ~ eoG1v GOon1ne1 = - \ y
- - tl1oo1y.
ooooo1v - uonh1n1 = onoounl
ocnon1 - - M 3 ~ onoUl
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18

animals. By dissection OF repsessats-
tives from these groups.
The funds have not beea Invested
amiss In these laboratories - they
are already giving returns worth
many times the amount invested. Al
most every student who left the high
school last year and went 10 . high
er institution has reported grades Of
100 per cent In his chemistry exam.
nations.
II IL an irrcfutAble argument In
favor Of good. substantial equipment.
and II Is hoped that the hoard Of ed
ucation eau see It's way clear TO In
crease Il.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
a SUN1A PUnlSC saooaA
ooosgG ~ - losuoA q Nevomhm.
oAoulng ~ O. g Aaosnnnnso
- puDsonao1nv.

Dsasv ass ssAlloasl ~ psla1leaa
seaeiGeies relaslng - ~ oeoanln1eo
- DaosenAl1u = Duo1s ~ -
seAeel asoaA sallnG 1oovonbee q.
1915.
eoscial aAesaelsa = sallea y ~
seeoe1 - aeesn1anse q ~ psoole C
gsale ~. klesla sehool 0S.Ss -
eens: gsa1e 80 80 tuo. 1eerlh Il
Junea ssAssl. SS.ss ~ soae; srnAss
tvo ~ shsss. Nessh Il Jeo>a
ssAesl t5.55 ~ esae; ~ Il -
= eseeel sunbse -. sS.ee ~
MON oCnook
~ eeae = aHasalasss. so.so; ~.
=. 81 - - Z punsssa,llv.
sA,nssa nscoaps.
oomooGa.
Aaeee1eoss -s'sssA L yssHs
:. ss,''s''''' q c''s.'',a ssAsst
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= SooaA oo.SSj ~ fneoc6.
to1olll -0Un1o 8, - I.
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e 80 r.: a -.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
e0C1Al BvBxTA

-. Ven 80. 1sasA~ = n.saa.A
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
Suggestions for Mems Gifts

sllk Shirt asd pajsmas. o. spod
Madras. Arrow ~ wilsoa. nake
acceptable gifts.
Rags, Suit Cases. Travelling 6s1s.
Rootccs, Pajamss. slalrts, nasA
Robes, Sweaters, House Cooes,
NsckinaW Coats. l'Allmsn 0llp.
pees. Caps. Hats.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18

~ sesoal svsats q ~ L Jun1o
~ oeAoel ass ssaaskahle shSs0y
~ ~ scarcity - thslr eseusuoeo.
Vo11 ~ esesDeisa q ~ 1susAmoa
soooDeDoa b ~ fAll. thees aso - -.
ensoonD uhsa ~ sssise hloh ssAeol
~ oo0s es0sehss TT ~ Dospooe
= ooee1ng seeuaiaasl aal having .
80 o1De. ~ Jsalse- -osnloe ~.
60 = ~ sDsias. . osaleg p1Gnlo,
3 ~ ooalee Daslies. ~ - ooonGGna.
e oDgoa1 glvsa IT. ~ oesuon DOH
eoclcoooos ~ ~ - sDslal osolv1o6oo.
pog1nos ~ sAeul1 - . oooguo q
o1(oo1lnG - ~ Dogonoo - 49,
0GGocG' ,ou011oooo ~ oonGcndo1s -
60 ~ ~ ooono11in unI1run unoo1n1
Z - v0oueoa1oo oooour1S y -
4 0SCnooD = ouUUG1o ~ ~ ~
q Goo11n1o ~ ~ ooco1ng -
{ - oo1Dc11111 conou1nCn ~
~ 0Du16v19 ~ oG1UoE =
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La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18

handsome pennant given b ~ DFa-
psr shoe and Clothing Company
The boys' contest vas not one nd
"a IN The least The two teams were
evenly matched and the game was
never won by either team I'LL The
ringing Of the gons married the end
OF the contest. when the game Vas
over II was found that the Seniors
had won the contest aud the cham
pionship ~ By score Of - 70 10.
Taking about championships and
pennants, well. the Juniors BY virtue
Of their never having played the SEN
iors were allowed to challenge them.
So they did. and ahem! Well. At any
rate the game was played on Mon
day Of this week aud the unexpected
happened. The Juniors. tailenders
- IL were. defeated the Seniors BY
the score OF IS to s. All Of which
goes TO show that champions may
come and champions may 90. but
there Il no telling how far they will
come before they 90! Owing to the
winning Of this game BY the Juniors
their will have to be more games
played before the winner Of the boys
pennant is decided.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
uaily called upoa at . critical Tin.
u . contest.

ualiy called upoa at . critical tins
u . contest.
The necessisy Of athletics In
schools may b seen IN the fact that
many schools have dispensed With In
teescholastic coatssss for Q shoss
tlos and with but fev exceptions al
have reaewed them. School spiris.
ners commonly called "pep." caaaot
- naiatained without interscholas-
etc contests. School spirit some.
tlaes reaches ~ uacontrollable
sage but such should rot and need
not b the case Il properly managed
sad controlled 81 first.
Nothing advertises . school bsl.
ter than . good clean athletic team
sad nothins iowess . school more In
the eyes OF the public q home and
aoeoad thsn . team Of the opposiss
klod. L. Juata 10 70 Be coagraeuIss-
- upoa hsr high standard ef sport-
naasAip. TIE Lamar annual aid ~
oasdiag cur baskeshali game down
ehese 1ass year. that Il vas The bsse
~ essaosss ss1 fastest eans os shs
oooooo. Lst - beese oar higA
eeAooo y all ~ sesivttiss fee d =
1ooaG we aFs beeseias eus tevn aal
- ~ ~ sayias rsaAs. ''ssssias ous
go hesa."
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
Meeting Of $. G. ). y. N. le.s.e.

AepIescutAtecs SaAnV " A>@ . u"s~
on last Saturday from every school
In the Southern Colorado o-Northern
New Mexico League to attend the
meeting held at La Junta ON that
date. This meeting Was effected for
the purpose OF completing arrange
ments for the coming basketball sea-
son and the drawing up Of schedule
for the coming season. The follow
ing persons were present At the
meeting: Ration. 8. W. Jones; Wal
senburg. r. Z. stussman: Trinidad.
A. H. Minton: Lamar. z. ". Mottin-
ger: Las Animas. J. H. Larrick: WI
ley. w. B. Carver; Rocky Ford. J.
A. Marshall: La Junta. r. d. Nc
Clintock.
According to the agreement the
league was divided into two sspar.
ate sections. The winner Of each
section will play the winner Of the
other for the championship. The
schools In the southern divisioa Of
the league are: Ration. walssnbufg
and Trinidad. Those in the north
ern division being. WILEY. Lamar.
Rocky Ford and Ia Junta. Las AMI
mas will not have any baskstball
team In the league this year.
The boys schedule for the north
srn division Of the league 10 - fol-
lows:
January 7th-Rocky Ford at L.
Junta. and Wiley at Lamar.
January llth-LA JuAta q Rocky
Ford. and Lamar q wiley.
Jsauary sist-La Juata 1t Lamar.
January 3sd-IA Junes at Wilsy.
January 3eth-Lamar at L. Juata.
January :sth-Lanar at Rocky
Ford.
February Ash-Roeky Ford At La
mar.
February s.h-Rocky Ford at w
10y.
February iisA-wiIsy as L. Jsa-
u.
February issh-wilsy at Rocky
Ford.
February lsth-Oams bstvssa
the winners Of the two divisioas.
This game wiii b played in The
northern division Of the league.
Only four girls seams nave eater.
I'd the league % far. They are: Ra-
ton. Trinidad. Rocky Ford and L.
Junta. 30 the contest for the pss-
naut will be bstwssa thsss fous
schools. A. thsss viii noe furnish
enough 'ganss for The reason. eanss
viii b Dlaysd With Lamar and Deob-
ably other towns 10 this pass Of ~
STATE 70 flll oct lhs gisls schedule.
he seAs1uls Tor ~ seueAssu u
visiea q he lsagus has ~ ~
aa1s out - yst u vt1l - aaaouae.
- u . later issus q ~ Tsibane.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18

Muffler-, Motor Wraps, Motor
Gloves. Drinking Cups. Scarf Pins.
Cuff and Collar hutton Sets. Belt
Monogram Buckles. Garter and
Arm Hand Sets. Collar BAgs,
Leather Handkerchief Cases, Trav.
cling Sets.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
that occursd ia the yesterdays.
Dsssse - Asss.sy wosk.

TIE value Of psblic speaking can
neither BE- estimated II time speae
By The studeat on the nsbjsct nor u
dollars and cents. u u 70 ~ regret
ted that more students do not engage
In such activities.
The man or woman that can give
an address at public gathering. with
or without prsparation. 10 always
considered one of the leading aud
most valuable rcsidents Of the COM
munity. Yet few such people ac-
Quirc this dissiaction without prac-
tice.
Il IL the student that enters the
debate contest that becomes the
quick thinker of his school. II IL the
debator or orator that the school
looks 10 when Il. - . student body.
prsseass aayshias Of vital impor-
tancs.
u 10 true that sach school Only has
Q few insss-srho,assic dsbator and
shssesical representatives each year.
bet thsss y ~ Ilols plsesd on the
aunbee thas nay eater The preiin,.
lnasiss aal Il y II shs latter contest
tAas he gssatsses rsal sad lasting
bsseeis sessa esoss - ~ student
N Il Suasa nisA oeAse, has COZ.
sl1see1 aseaes west q. sueA inpor.
taass thas Il - hssa Dasesd oa the
ess1is ~. tAus seSse1ag seili great.
- iassasivs y saoAes h sueA work.
u aany colleges ~ 1sesls eham.
plsa aa1 ~ nenosss - ~ dsbss.
lag ssaas ass ssaso1sss1 a. . pss
wiaA ~ 0ss1lsss- Asss. ~ e,nd.s
pasA sst1se. - ~ 1is0ssl star. We
nuse agsoe tAae eueA sAeuld ~ the
sase. cesealaly nsaeal sklli should
sank eeual Il ~ absvs physIeai|
at1loly y ~ eyss - ~ sudssts.
AeAase1n = ~ seAs...
~ seAoeo ~ = ualssalsed Tor
~ leoefDe = oaAlee3ss \ ssrsainiy
~ vosthy - ~ no1s. bst the
ooAooo ~ unn1non1no : hlgh staud.
~ g o1n1soDoo ~ ~ bsassis q
~ oo1ooo = Goso1v soUosssias eas
e ~ - 1noosonn1 bsassAss Of
- oc@no1mo1o0, q = homues AZ
- U1loo1oo . - oogUsg ssallsiss
T. oouo ed1oeQo ~ o111eaies sss se|
oovo1uly og11o11lo4
- oono(1l = o111o11es b ~ iln-
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- - c1111 cloeoVD ggsaaoe|
)11rQD q q ~ - eu6ok
Z ~ ~ - = g -
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
Hon oCMQoi.

~ eooe = aaasn1ases. S0.So; q.
- ~ - ~ & Dunseual1oy.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
IslGls scisooi. CoLuxx.
n rssssy y. Ls~s..
psssasss Lsass O. lanas.

Yssesc1ay 0esalns shs DEBATE
tssa rs0esssasiAg L. Junes. eeopes-
- q Anss1a 81lls. rsask osslsy
snl Pssssy Lswis. lsst fss Lamar y
nsse = tAas ~ . 1saaas sssa NJ
Fsssneia0 ~ ka0as hlOh ssAeel.
~ esa0 vas aese0oaals1 - ~ -
1a1e esasA. \. I. luas. ~ viss. ~
a alossaaes. caseolss ElliA
~ 0usse1ea - - olsessDed e
lAaas IN -. ~nsssovs1. tAae ~.
eal ~ labes sAeel1 - eoooelIo1 -
sseals tAsos llsDuaes = leoally eoeab-
l1sAs1 eossos - ossassoDsso." Il
Junoa ~ uohel1 ~ nsonlive ~
e ~ eoe1eooa. ~ eoooae y Doso.
+ . lsal aflale. ~ vsnase belae T.
bsve1 ~ Delvl1sos - DsssAasln0 .
1anaee oo00ooesnting ~ vSseosy.
~ = ~ ~ elne ~ 4 Junea
~ ~ eoGnoe1 - . deoale oooeoue
wtlh - ta1as ~ seheso. Wo 49,
~ ~ = Joats ssOssseneoslvos
~ lee eeoe - oeeee.
noeguoap g.,
- eeonCo Coeo1AlD oaneo = - ~
ooDu1nD oo10oo Uevo oonC01 . ~
DS(1ov o1o1o g ~ oh6o1ng ~.
~ oooocro = - ~ o1gloo ~
80 - 4@--.r :, q
~ = - ~ oo1Uocn - ~
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g. c)cn9 {. - - ~ eoogo -
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-13
Weekly Cotton.

NEW YORK. Feb, AZ The ner4
yousncss in cotton trade circles late
last week bvef the immediate effect
on shipping OF the naval war zone
extension, has been relieved to some
arlent Nv the continuation of the
heavy movement, VT trading has been
quiet and there has been n6 material
change in prices.
e SteAdiness In the southern spot
markets has encouraged buyers OF
contracts on conf rnodsrafe
declinessS Many traders think the
weeks business has reflected a res
duction IL the outstanding interest,
owing PARTLY 10 iislceftalnf0 REGARDING
the adninistrasiea and interpretation
OF certain technical details iii the cot
ION ftitlres law which goes Into efs
feet February I s. a ~
Up to the close OF bnsiness last
night the New York cotton exchange
had not been supplied with thes eep-
nfate types OF tlnges and staiis Ae-
Iiiyerabie upon the nNw contract
Once the new contract machinery
Is IA working order, 1t Is said that
southern shippers will samiiiafize
themselves with It's eandisi51s, ard
that proper PARTIES between New
/ York. Liver POOL and the s3ithefn
markets soSh Will Nc slctsrmiaed
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-13
6By As,oeiated Press.l

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-AnotheJ.
step in the development OF American
finance designed to bring It more n
accord with that of other nations, was
taken by the fedo al reserve board to-
day when it issued regulations gov
cTning the discount or purchase of
bankers 'acceptances.
The federal reserve act autho rized
national banks TO purchase accept
ances based on the importation or ev-
poftation OF goods and the boards
regulations indicate how banks may
avail themselves Of the aid OF the fed
cral reserve banks in securing til q re-
discount of such papers and lay down
the lines by which the reserve banks
themselves will be guided in pur-
chases of acceptances in the open
market.
Before the federal reserve act was
passed domestic dealings in accept
lnces were. confined to State banks.
trust companies and private banks.
How far American banks now may
proceed in taking away from London
share OF this business. a consider
able part of which is done with South
America, officials here do not now
pretend to know.
Although under today's regulations
the reserve banks are not barred from
outright purchases of acceptances, the
board indicates present preference
for discount OF such paper offered by
member or other banks
The board announces that accept
nnce5 must be payable in the United
States,' n step toward making the dol
lar at least one Of the mediums OF in
ternaticnal exchange.
! Weeks have been spent by the board
In preparing the resolution and many
conferences have been held with the
| advisory council. some of te governors
of federal reserve banks and the fed
| eral reserve agents.
THE acceptance is still in its in
fancy in the field of American bank
ing" the board says in circular
How rapid it's development will be
| can not be foretold: but the develop
mept itself is certain. Opportunity is
| given by the federal reserve act 20
! assist the movement in this new di-
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-13
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