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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-21
BIG RUS SIAN GAIN

Sadaeura, Reported capture5, cf Mere
Importance T1Gn CzernoWitz.
Report from the eastern fccnt OF
he capture CT Sad1sGra IS regarde
n military crcles as probably true,
although Official announcene-t on the
;ubject has not been received.
The town, which lies few miles
.ortL east If Czarnowitz, and is a C L.
yerging paint for five good roads, is Ct
considerable strategic Importance, and
previous attempts 70 capture it h~ve
%een stcut!y resisted. Experts say
adagura is really OF more imp~rtaa. c
than Czerncwitz, on account OF its
stronger natural position and facili
lies for communication purp scs.
A~Budapest telegram says that the
snow-ccverad ground On the Bessara-
bian frontier IS covered with thousands
of corpses which could not be bIri-
ed because of the frozen con 1ition Of
the ground. Many bodies have beeo
burned.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-21
No MILK FOR GERMANY
France Declines to Permit Shipments
From United States.

France has declined for mil
tary reasons" to permit shipmen $
Of condensed milk by chart bic
organizations in the United S,a e!
for Germany and AustIi.-Hul.
gary, for use of the babies of thee
countries, although the American Red
Cross had agreed to undertake super
vision of the distribution OF the milk
to assure its use for the purpose
stated.
Ambassador Sharp, who made In.
quiry cf the French government, 50
notified the state department. a de.
partment paraphase OF it follows:
"The French government under ts
of January 13, reports rece pit Ct your
inquiry. 1t states that en- acc unit CT
military reasons it is not willing to
authorize shipments Of milk to ether
Germany cr ApstIia-Hungary, even if
the American Red Cross will supervi e
listri5utiCn."
It. is assumed that Great Britain will
make a similar rep y.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-21
CONGRESS FOR INTERVENTION
Storm OF Indignation Over Murder @
American; in Me=icS.

Storm OF Indignation Over Murder ol
Americans in Me=ics.
Developments folowe: quickly up7
the news that sixteen or more Ameri
cans and two Cth3r re--o s zee Ill
ed by bandits, reD1ted to D. fo:.-e
soldiers CT General Villa, rer Ca
Ysabel, in chihuahua, Mexic;, Mon
day.
As socn as assured by oric:fl de.
patches that tie news repor S wer
correct, SecGeta.y y Of St4te l.: ns.ns
sent a telegram to General Car u
as head Ct tie de fa,to g vlrnmelt
in Mexico, demanding pr mp; punish
ment of the men who dragged thei
victims from train and sh1t them.
The despatch sail the mur~etel
men were travelling unde: s.fe Goa
ducts issued by military commander
Of the CarranZa government, AMI tha:
they apparently were ain sCle.y be.
cause they were Americans. Il weni
by telegraph to American Consul Sill
liman at Queretaro.
When the senate convened, Senator
Sherman, Republican, CT Illinois, in.
troduced resolution pr, posing inter.
vention in Mexico by the United
States and the six Pan-Ame ic@n na.
ticns which have acted with it n Mex
lean affairs, unless General Ca ran a
complies with the demand to protect
the lives and property CT reigne. IS
In the republic.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-21
Hclsen Metal Burns Ei1ht.

A wave CT molten steel from an
overturned ladle il TIE ste,d plant II
tie PAt eaiX Iron C il. any, at Pnoe
nixYile, Pa, swept through group
OF wol lkmen and terribly tuTnei eight
Of them as they ran.
The accident is the most Sc ioIs
ttat has occurred in The bi: iron nil. ::
in ten years and the burns rec i've l
by scme Ct the inJ"rcl N II a'e eH
pccted to prove 'a-"'. All are n tie
P.ic erixyiI!e h sa;ta!.
The ini"red are: Francis McCellen
Jchl S. -, John ,Oleo"sky, H2rry
81 etz, haram Oswald, james Sparna
George Arr. and Jatn Ust-phe.
Sege-a! ct c. workman were burn
ed but were not taken to the hospital
The dropping of the biz laAle n
tanning more than fifty tons CT the
fowin= retal occurred while the lad.e
wa; suzpen, ed in the air pre- 1arato-y
to being emDtied into molds. TIE
heavy cable Tn wiica the !ad!e nune
srapDed with a loud report and its
load dropped and overturned.
Men near he overturned la1le es
camel IL m0,ten contents, but work
men MY y Is away we're oVe1taken
b. the fiery mass. Many of the inj r
ed were working out Ct si?ht of the
furnace when is csn 'ents, without
warning, came through the floor upon
them.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-21
y SesBsaAs -, - 2
SAY MONTENEGRO
AGREES TO PEACE:
Truce With Austria First Break
in Allies LINEUP.
TEUTOHS CEPTURE- CET1IHJE
Fall of Capital Give Austria Control
of Adriatic and is a Severe Glow
to Italy.

Announcement by Vienna OF the
capture OF Cettinje, CO! ital or
Montenegro followed persistent re-
ports that an armistice had Len &r'
ranged between General Koevess, the
Austrian Commander, and King Niclo'
las, OF Montenegro.
A wireless despatch from Rome
states that it was Austria which pro-
bosed the cessation of hostilities, wi b
Ge purpose of negotiating a separate
pace.
1t is hoped that these rumors OF
the first break in the lineup CT the
entente nations may be based simply
on the fact that the Austrian adyant Z
in Montenegro has become so slow
that suspension or hostil.ties is natur
ally aroused.
Many military critics, however, are
of the opinion that Monteneg!s is now
arrangement with her adversary has
become imperative.
1t is reported On apparently coed
authority that previous to the attack
Germany warned Montenegro AID of.
ferei- separate peate which was re
fused by King Nicholas. Prince v>n
Buelcw, the iormet Imperial German
chancellor, who was on al extended
visit to Switzerland recently, had bee1
entrustei With eA-rts fof an "ap'
proachment' with Montenegro.
Austria, it is believed, may be SAT
isfed with the possessi. of NJ uni
Lovcen on condition that the Mtnt5-
negyins trans er their capital to NIX
sic instead # Cattinje.
Montenesr4s surrender at this time
would mean the absolute ccntrtl
the little Black mountain kingdom
by the Haps5urgs and long step 10
ward. the attainment OF the Austrian
ambition to maie the Adria j.: an Aus
trian sea.
Completely surrounded by rilg
of bayonets, backed by all the military
resources o. the dual monarchy, Mon
tcnegro's army has Eeen fighting a
heroic but unequal hattie s snce the
collapse CT her friend and ally, Ser
bia. Cut off from aid frCm any Gi.
~ection, taboring under the additional
handicap Of thousands o. st1rv.ng rel
ugees fri m the cast, who crossed the
.rontier before the German and Bal
garian forces, she has fought literally
with her back to tie wall.
The first battle on Crack soil be-
tween the Francc-B itish forces en-
trenched around Salcnika and the
three armies, Austrc-German, Buigar
and Turk, reported to be sweeping
down upon the allies is believed 10 he
imminent.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-21
FRESHMAN KILLED !.
IN BOWL FIGHT
Penn Student Crushed TO Death
in SCrimmage.
THREE OTHERS IN HOSPITAL

William Lifson, Of Elizabeth, NJ. j.,
is Suffocated Under Mass of Strus
Cling Men.
William Lifson, seventeen years old,
of Elizabeth, N. j., a freshman at the
University OF Pennsylvania, was k II
ed Ill the annual freshman-soph N re
bowl fight, held On tie lawn OF the
Commercial Museum, in Philadelphia.
A num1er OF other stu eats wera
injured, three of whom are still in the
hospital.
Lifson was found at the Bottom Of
the heap OF several struggling students
when the second half Of the bowl
fight ended. He had literally been
crushed to death. Lifson was carried
from the field by four OF his friends,
a passing motor truck was pressed in
to service and he was rushed to the
University hospital.
The doctors worked desps rate'y to
revive him, using the pulmctor, injec.
tions of strychnine and ether >trong
stimulants but without success. Ii Is
believed that life was extinct before
he was extricated from the mass OF
fighting students. There were no
marks on the body and he was Ell
IDENTIFY suffocated.
AS soon as he herd Of the tragedy,
Captain of Detec ives Cameron sent
about fifteen members Of tie mu-de'
squad to toe university with inst uc
tions to make a thor ugh in es ig"'
ton. The coroner also sent his &.
tectives to the scene to aid the in"cs'
tigation.
It was finally deci1ed not to arr"si
any of the stuuents engaged in tie
contest. A number of them will lie
subpoenaed to appear at the coroneTs
inquest, however. Both the coroners
detectives and Detective Callahan are
satisfied that Lifson's death was Ell
tirely accidental. Provost Smith viii!
call on the coro-er and explain 10"
Lifson was killed.
The b~wt fght, t>e last CT the lie
interclass contests between the flesh
men and the sOph0mcres. IS divlicd IL
to two ha'v~s. each Of ten mir" e.
duration. D"ri2g the frs E4f the
freshmen try to prsh their bow! m IN
through the ranEs Of ;he sopEomor IS
and over 2 riven ,i2a while t sop
mores s'r;v0 to catch the bcwl man
and seat tir' in the wooden FOWL.
In the second half tie two classes
form arcul' the w, wh c? IS gla d.
ed by twelve stalwart soph"mcres. At
a given 81 M! t'erc is a free fight,
with every stu lent fighting t. re :ch
the bowl AMI get his hands on it, for
the class wins which has most hands
on it at the end cf the period. TIL Sc
who reach the bowl first ere ways
knocked dov-n AMI Others pile on top
of them. Li"son was evidently caueht
at the bott" m in su"h way that he
could not breathe and he was suffo
Gated.
Provost Fd~ar F. Smith, Of The uni
versity, YVES shocked bevond measu e
when informel by the hospital al r
tiles of Lifs MS deat'>, but said he had
not yet decided what action to take,
but that in view cf tee fat'l ty, the
bowl fight should lie abolished.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-21
AMERICANS GET
BANDIT LEADER
Gen, R0oG5.Figg2z Sail % B.
Prisoner in bhexico..
WILL HUNT DOWN SLAY@::.
Captors of Bandits Are in Straits 7n1
Calling for Aid-Forty Men Take
With Him Shot.

General Jose Rodrigues, whCse
nall5 has boeA mentiUneI as CHE :"
.he Villa l.aders concerned in the aS
a:siua ions OF American citizens Il
aoythe,n Chihuahua during the as
week, has been captured by Ame.i
cans at MADEIRA, Mexico, after fig t
according to report at Ell Paso, Tex
Rodriguez is credited with having is
sued a proclamation recently saying
. he would kill every American who fed
into his hands. A message from Ma
Lera says that before the capture, a
lumber Of Rodriguez's men were kill
6. 1t also says that the Americans
Pc hard pressed, and that they are
in need of aid.
The capture was made byMaximi
ano MARQUEE, it was said. He is al
employe of the Hearst interests at
Babricora, and is now at MADEIRA
..eeping order, with about 125 Ameri
cans and a few soldiers. The mes
soge said Rodriguez was met in q
pitched battle, defeated, and his men
scattered, captured and killed.
The Americans heard Rodriguez and
lis men were burning bridges below
MADEIRA. They called upon officials in
Chihuahua, asking that troops be rush
ed to them. Without waiting for aid,
Marquee attacked.
Forty men, among whom are some
who are believed to have taken part
in the murder of Americans, are re-
parted captured with Rodriguez. II
is said they were shot as bandits.
Rodriguez was charged in first re
ports with responsibility for the kill
ing of sixteen Americans and three
other persons at San Ysabel, Monday.
Reports of Mexicans on the train, how
ever, say General Reyna, Colonel Pa
bio Lopez and General Beltran led
the bandits.
The message from MADEIRA same
close upon the heels of a report that
ten American men and two English
women had been killed at MADEIRA,
watch is sixty miles west of San Ysa.
bel, Chihuahua, where sixteen Ameri.
cans and three other persons were
killed by Villa bandits, Monday. One
of the women is said to be the wife
Of Captain Leftbridge, retired Brit
ish army officer, who, with a compan.
ion, Mrs. Berry, had been staying
at Babricora ranch, a William Ran
dolph Hearst property.
The report seemingly is descredited
however, as the telegraph operator at
MADEIRA has wired that no Americans
were killed at that place.
A rumor Is being circulated to the
effect that three Americans were muir.
dered in the Cananea district Of So.
nora, near the Phelps-Dodge property,
but this is also without confirmation.
1t has been definitely established that
Bart Kramer, son Of an American
ranchman, was killed sixty miles west
CT San Ysabel.
Feeling IS running high on the b@r.
der. A plan to organize a regiment
O: American mining mel to enter Mex.
ico and run down the bandits, W S
formulated. 1t was decided to pre-.
sent the plan to officials of the de
facto government of Mexico for it
sanction = large number of Ame.i
cans, it was stated, are ready to JON
the force, and foreign mining csrpor-
ations have offered to supply the nee
essary arms and ammunition.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-21
MARRIAGE INVALID. REWED
Reading Couple Takes Second Honey
moon in Four Years.


After having been married in
Cleveland four years ago, Silver
Rose and Elsie Arncid, upcn tn ,ir
arrival in Reading, Pa, from that
city, were married again, hav n p
learned that the man who had mar :e,t
them in Cleveland had been are q
on a charge Of impers ynatin3 i.
lister and that their marriage tie =
fore was not valid.
Upon reaching Reading, the tri e,
who is twenty-three, and the b :de
groom, twenty-five, sought e al :; d.
vice, afte: which they went tO the
court house and procured we ding
license. The ceremony was performed
by Magistrate Focht and the ciuple
went away on a second honeymoon.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-21

The British battleshi1 Kin L ,warh
VII has been sunk ter striking u
mine The entire ere" va saved.
The eight British hatt.esa.Es OF the
King Edward class are Ct 1850 to15
each and carry a complement OF about
IT'S officers and crew. The King & !.
ward was CT tmpletcd in March, 1905, 1T
a cost exceeding $5,CG0,G05. She hal
a speed OF nearly twenty In IS an |
was 459 feet long, rs f,et beam all
26M fe t dsaf. She G. n e! ar l..
inch suns, four 9.2-iacl and tn e.
inch and 13.i1ch tor&c 70 tbs.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-21
Calls for Abandoned Babe.

The fve-weeks-old baby boy which
was abandoned on the steps OF
St. Mary's Catholic convent, at
York, Pa, last Wednesday night has
been returned to its mother. The
mother appeared at the home of Mr..
anG Mrs. Clarence Hildebrand, in
whuse charge the chilli had been plac-
ed by Mayor Hugentugler, and said
that her lcve fer the little one was too
great to separate from it.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-21
MARGARET WILSON ILL
Presidents Daughter Operated Upon
for Adenoids in PhiIad sIphia.

HFESIIeHL > LGlSl&St OPSi SIS0 OPS''
for Adenoids in Philsd eIphia.
Miss Margaret wilson, daughter o:
the president of the Uni ed Stat S,
was operated upon in Jefferson his.
pital, in Philadelphia, by DR.. D. Bra
den Kyle.
The operation was for the removal
a3enoils and the tousils. She i
estng easily.
Miss Wilson has been in the hos.
pital since last Tuesday, but the great.
est secrecy has been maintained by
the officials there.
The White House at Washington
was in constant commanica i'm wi ii
the hospital by long distance telc-
phone. Miss Wilson's cousin, Miss
Helen Woodrow Bones, has been at
the patients bedside sontinuou ly
since her admission to the hospital
and was present a. the operation.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-21
Raise for Steel Workers.

The Cambria Steel company, at
Johnstown, Pa, has announced a ten
per cent increase in wages Of all en-
ployes excepting those working en-
salary or tonnage, and affects about
5000 men.
The increase will add 100000 to
the annual payroll.
The Pennsylvania Steel c>mpany, on
February /, will give all cla:ses OF
employees at Steelton an increase in
wages amounting TO ten per cent.
The .aise will inclrde the plants OF
the conn. ny at Lebanon. M1re tLal
GOOO men are affected.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-21
North Carolina Mob Lynches cgr7

North Carolina Mob lyncFes eGr7;
Two hundred masked m n '. +
ed the Wayne county j@;'. :
Goldsboro, N. c., compelled the 4. :
to deliver his keys, took from a .e /!
John Richards, a colcred man, Oh .
ed with having been implicated il; , =
murder of Anderson Gurley, a farmer,
carried him to the scene OF the crime
and hanged him to a tree.
They then fired into the body.
Richards is said to have MESSED
to the authorities that he and tw)
other colored men sought to rob Cur
ley and killed him VIXEN he resiste l..
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-21
Wstchnan's Skull Fractured.

Caught under side of rccF
and earth in the quarries of the
G. w. Jchrstcn ines lone company,
at New Castle, Eear Hagerstown, Md :.
C. H. Knuttle, Waterman, was dug
out with a fractured skull AMI in e :
nal injuries. He is at Wa3hing:on
county hcani'Cl in CT cal condition.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-21
Marv!ard's f,eu Governor.

Emerson C. Harrington, Democrat,
was ipaugurated as governor Of Mar
land at Annapolis tET----hssspa-I-- sspa-I--e- --e-ar--
woman suirag.sts came fc,m Bait.
more to witness the cer-mo les aid
to participate in the .naIgura! parade.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-21
BLOW UP COHSTABLE'S HOME
Four In Family Hurt-RIack Hand
Hand Letter Ignored.

Hand Letter Ignored.
The home of Joseph Smitf, cen
stable in Old Forge bor~u3h, near
Wilkes-Barre, Pa, was destroyed by
an explosion Of dynamite.
The dynamite was placed under thu
porch front which was blown from ttG
building. Smiths wife and his seven
year-old son, as we'll as his aged par
ents, were hurled frcm thei: beds, and
all were injured. Smith was not a.
hcme.
Three weeks ago, Smith receive !
black hand letters demanding that he
pay members Of the socie,y $3.50. He
paid no attention to the threats.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-21
Father and Son Killed by Dynamite.

Andrew Conlscr, a5cI forty-ni4e
years, and his so2, Anthony C1nl
son, aGed twanty-tiiree yeas, bath
of Mahanoy City, were blown
to atoms when twenty-five pounds
of dyr amite which cHe + then
was carrying exploded. TIC widow
and e,cgcn Children CT t,e rl'
der Ccn,s-n survive, AMI the wild w
Of Anthony COn!son, who 2came
bride Oh Thanksgiving day, 5"rViVes
Ter husband.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-21
peror's Bedside.

A wireless despatch from Rome
says that Queen Sophia of Greece has
been summoned to the bedside of her
brother, Emperor William, whose i'll
ness is described as serious. The
queen, the message says, is to depart
Mt once for Berlin.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-21
Shot At Eiswk. Woundel Ezgghter.

Cetti4g il range 4 hcr fathers
gun. Ficie2ce, the eieyc- year ID
daughter Ct Harvey L. KreSs,
near Wil!i2m port, Md, IVES aci'
dental,y shot in the face ard Sc i2us'
ly wounded wien Krc'.s, aftc: ;alIin5
to her to get cut of range, ti:ed at a
checker hawk The loa! HI! a stone
fence, and was Gelccttd aad pat OF
it enteTel tie eir:'s IA e, two shot
piercing her cyCl.d5.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-21
Top of His Head Blown Off.

Hearing noises in the hennery
and thinking chicken thieves were al
work, Conrad Long, sixty-fve, wild.
over, of near Hagerstown, Md, grab
bed his shotgun, cooked it and rushed
out of his house at Martinsburg
Stumbling, he fell and the shotgun
was accidentally discharged. The top
part of his head was blown off.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-21
Remernbers Dcu in VIII,

In the will of Margaret Gordon,
of Upper Gwynedd, probated in
Norristown, Pa, provision is made that
her dog be "decently killed AMI buri-
ed" It is also provided that the
mourners at her funeral be fed at
hoiel at the expense of her estate.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-21
GENERAL MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA. -~ -FOUR quiet;
winter clear, $5.4)C. 5.65; ci-y mills
$6.75Hg7l3.
RYE FLOUR -- Firm; Eer barrel,
$5.25G. $50.
WHEAT firm: No. 2 red new,
$!2S l.3l.
CORN firm: No. yel.w 500
Sic. l,
OATS steady: No. whie, 521a0
SIC. l,
POULTRY: live steady hens, 1GQ
19c.; cid - s.urs, l2G l2Rc. Dresser
steady; ch3:ce fJWls, 18kc., old roos'
ters, 3.
BUTTER firm: Fancy creamery
36c. per ID.
EGGS. steady: Selected, 4J042c.;
nearby, $50; western, 33c.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-21
Jit Oreratcr Fails, Wife Kills Self.

Mrs. Abraham R"tb, tw,nty-tw1
years old, of East Ban ngo~, Pa,
scos rc:ssn ard died after brood
ing ever na' husbands financial
trouHles. liz had operated a jitney
line between Fan or All East Fangor
It was urs,,r. -s2frl a?d he mortgaged
= IS hcme. L. G ccuple hal two chill
;rsn, two and four years old.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-21

Two Hurt by Locomotive Explosion.
Jacob R. Hartranft and Eugene
Fe;norer, Allentown, members Of a
Philadelphia and Reading engine crew,
We're badly hurt by an explosion on a
locomotive in the Rutherford yards,
at Harrisburg.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-21

cans, regardless of the difficulties lie
had met with in his administrator.
In this country he was thrown in IL
like a common criminal and his health
completely broken down, causing his
death"
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-21

General vict riano Hucr a. former
dictator and p.cy.siCnll president OF
Mexico, de: in IL Pas Tex.
His death al been m~E.cltcri'y eX'
pec.ed since v e.n25day.
His will was si2nei following the
administration of the Catholic rites.
He asked his lawyer t. say that he
had forgiven rs enemies.
General Robes, his private secre.
tary, issued the following: IN the
actual moment Ct gravity in General
Huerta's condition, l only wish to
state regarding the unjust and cruel
treatment given to him by the United
States government that the treatment
is responsible for his present coAdi.
tiol When he was president of Mex.
lea lie ave all guarantees to AnlJts
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-21

81 Is GETS hr Recorder and The
Thrice Week Wmlt!a Whole ye +.
You ca eel nn bMsr or "hesir
,apers fm home li...,rc~ E.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-21

CHICAGO.-HOG5 slow, 10c. high.
er; bulk. $5:G547; II hit, s.. .;,oSS9 S59'yyss:
miTsd pnasS $SG2@5i1; SSSSm67y ny pys, 4 soG56
CATTLE-easy; native be-! cam =
s6.4Ol. 9.G5; cows and heifer5,
sac calves, $7.00010.5o.
Sl:EEP-weak; wethers,
7.G0; lambs. $S.OOQ1O.5O.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-21

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-20
0LAA UP TO IS;
GELSCOPPER
SCARS SKYWARD

In a market OF fair volume Olaa
again reached SID a share today. the
advance being one-quarter Sales be-.
tween boards were 1890 shares and
at the session 27o. Prices for other
stocks selling were Pioneer 431G. Nc
bryde 1z24. Hawaiian Commercial
a2A, Telephone 20. San Carlos l..
Alexander & Baldwin 800 and sSsO1
Hawaii Consolidated IS sold at 81.
In the unlisted market Engels COP.
per again furnished the excitement
and scored a further sensational rise
in bid and asked figures. One thou.
sand two hundred and ninety shares
so!f Al SI.70 and 1890 AT S4.75: the
supply 10 had seem to become OK
hausted; Si.s0 Was bid with no takers,
S4S5 and then $3.50, and the closing
quotation was $3.50 bid, 81 asked.
Honolulu Oil was strong again, 1000
shares going at 1915. Mountain King
and Mineral Products were unchanged.
or the former sales We're $3.50 at 80
cents and OF the latter 1900 shares at
SIPS, quotations at the close being
81 - bid, 81 81 asked. -. ..:... .