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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-09-28
2:13 Pace--Purse $500. &

2
Heiret Marie, br. m, Ray
ChiIds, Princeton.o Ill. 1 l
Dexter NJ, b. g, c. NJ.
MorfOrd, Toledo, Ia. 4 3
Capt. Fields, gr. G., Mrs.
WE DaOust, Des Moines 7 4
Pet Davis, gr. m, Riley
Eye, Ollie, la....... 5 ) 3
Maude H., ST. M, n. Har-
per, Garden Groe, Ia. 7 6
Rollie, b. g., Howard Bak-
er, Toledo, Ia........ 2 2 Dis.
Many c., b. m, o. w.
Mcmillan, Vinton, Ia. DlI.
2:24 Trot-Purse $500.
The Substance, b. m,
Joe Mclaughlin, of
Marshalltown, Ia. 1 3 l
Princess Mary, b, M,
Robert Dempster, OF
Quincy, ILL.,. 6 2 1 2
Grey Rex, gr. h., J. r. .4.
Thompson, d. MoineS 1 3 ) 4
Virginia Watts, b. m,
e. B. Mccoy, Avoca 2 2 2 8
Day Lady, br. m, Sui
livan Bros, West Lib
erty, Iowa. ....... 3 ) 5 ADS.
Pay Banks, ST. g., o. D.
Harris, of Plymouth,
Illinois ........ 4 Dis.
Capokane, gr. S., John
John Obrcht, Har- ...
Ian, Iowa. ........ 7 6 Dis.
"a Mile Dash-Purse 500.
Finish.
Ira of Spades, b. g., w Byers,
Q19), Brooklyn, Iowa ...... /
Ollie McGee, b. m, = w. E.
Thompson Q13l, Lancaster,
Wisconsin ............. 2
Mrs. Marie, s. m, C. McConkey
NIl9) ....'............
Official Starter Peter C"Pete")
Leinhauser.
Judges-"Jack" Harrison, Frank
Fitch, Charles E. Munroe.
Timers-Tracy Osborne, chairman,
Kay Kemble, r. r. Johnston
Clerk of Course-Lou T. Shangle.
Distance Flagman-Frank Penning-
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-09-28

Generosity" says the Hedrick
Journal lis easy for those who haven't
got it to give.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-09-28

do you carry a fine handkerchief
and then forget to cover your mouth
when you cough?
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-09-28
! Ola soldlers, Dav

~ Old 'Soldierss today met At the Post
hall and proceeded TO tho Fair
grounds fia body.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-09-28

the first and second heats and third
Place in the. last mile.
Maude H., a sorrel mare owned by
N. Harper of Garden Grove, Iowa, and
Many c. failed to win any spoils.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-09-28
Only One Occasion

Everything and everybody this
week defers to the District Fair.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-09-28


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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-10
THE METALS MARKET.


Copper continues stronS, bW shsrs 10
less demand from domestic consumers.
Manufacturers generally. are conservative
because OF the unsettled lsbor situation
The demand for wire and shapes has
fallen on quite sharply. cons.auently
there is less demand for renned metal
Small lots of electroiytie continue to be
sold a. 3O.c. May and June. 3oc. for
July. 2st4 q 29%c. for August and 2Sk q
29c, for September and later months. The
London market for American electroIytic
was II los. higher to tIS3 los. yesterday,
but spo, standard declined los, and futures
we're unchanged. Exports reported yes.
100 tons ore and matte arrived from Chile
and London.
Tin was, dun and weaker for both
New York was offered at aSSc and May
a. tsisc. Jlly-August shipments from the
straits were offered at tA61hc.. and Au-
gust shipment at ts.c. The mship
philadelphia brought $50 tons from Lon
don, making May arrivals to date LOGO
tons and leaving 1000 tons still ahoat
spot straits at London vas down II IS,
10 tl9s los and i75 tons sold at 1908 los
s%peiier continued dull ana weak. Spot
1. still he'd at IKE" but May Is. offered
At i6s DlShc, June AZ lsh q dl6&c and
third quarter delivery at l+S U iSc. at East
Lead is slow but st.adier at 7Sc.aL%oc.
New York and ne. " zoe. East st. Louis
for spot May and June shipment. London
was unchanged.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Orlando r Weber. now s..t,tan. ger.
efal manager Of N. Maxwell Motor Com.
pdnN, mas been elected n vice resident
Ebert. Michsr'is & Co. .pec,siists IN
public .utility .scuruies. announce their
removal t' larger offices a. 81 Broadvay.
~, ."' Is.;sd S.",s. .fe+msAtg ssmp-ay
tor one year at sis.o0o a moth me
ssrse bsltlmors has been chartered tor
onsrinE OF the 35,iio.oOo southern Pactno
sSthoris.d ~ n. cssissrnis Ha,Tead Com.
mission vii be mad. ey Kuhn, Lob CO.
h, a date to he determined later.
The underwriting syndicate VII make
public onerins OF The honda o. the Sinclair
Oh and RehninG Company wljhin . DAY
S. two. h.rs' .Dp,iIS''Gs: ~ slr'sdy
II is expected tina, At thu ue.t ,n..,ins
by the United Zinc smelling Corpora ion.
r&es,iHr.ea out o, e.afnF"s, sine. " fSsrv MMi o. q
1915. In addition 10 tho two divilends hat
nave been paid on the keuehch common
rhr Fir., National Stores. orv,niz.d las,
Janun-r under the laws OF Delaware wi,l
cresse capital 20 $1,000. 900. IL. ofnc.. az
IN New YORK ana It plans TO open betwee
l.l6o and $40 small REAL stores BY 1870
towns throughout the middle West hHyins
populations - from $500 to 10000 each.
co THE M]nn,,ng .sIa i@3 3 and Rn Img,oXggS @n,
81, loo, 900 first mortgage . per cent. bpuds
Of Pacinc Lisht and Power Corporation
4 SeS5s . S@pi beh GSlHt ths !Einii.to c % 90 o. 4 per- Sn' tSn.
collateral trust notes OF Huntin rton Land
and improvement Company. The bonds
will be released by the retirement OF 81,
900. 900 Of the notes which have been called
for psymen June ! at l0l and Interest.
Potter, choate & Prentice arc Offering 10
Investors tho following new equipment
trust bonds: sl.lOo.O O0 Alabama Grear
southern eau'pment -: Psr cent go!s
New Orleans and Texas Pacific spuir't nj
a., per cent gold bonds. series D.: $3.50.
900 New orleans ana Northcast,r Ran.
road equipment "a per cent. roic bonds
series NJ" rho bonds are offered sub
ject to prior sales for delivery on June I
In limited amounts remaining uu-uld on q
as per cent. basis for average maturities
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-10
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Prices Advance sharply-Close ~
TO Is Points Higher.

Ins,.tent peace rumors from Europe. 10.
;ether with continued strength In Brazil,
started a more active buying movement In
the coffee market yesterday. As there was
comparatively little selling pressure prices adj.
,anccd sharply and closed al the top. with
net gains OF II TO - points. Total sales for
the day we're 1850 bags.
Tie buying was concentrated in a few
hands and Was led by "A prominent local com
mission house. which has been the principal
hun ~ the local market for some time past.
The scattered selling was by both trade inter
ests and longs.
BraIii, was firm and not disposed 10 make
cOnCe -slbns comparatively few cost and
freisht offers were received and prices were
iirm Santos - being quoted at 10 soc, for
sixty day shipment London credits. while new
crop Santos ~ were offered al $3.50. ior July
to October shipment I, o, b Santos London
credits The local SPOT market was inactive
but steady, with Santos IA quoted ut l0,sc,
ani Rio Is at 94c,
The ofhCiai Brazilian cables showed an ad.
vance Of SGD in Rio exchange on London:
mllrcts prizes IN both Rio and Santos were
UNCHANGED and receipts Al the two ports were
5000 bags, d. ainst %, 40 last year. Prices fol
Loan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-10

he HAstern division In an effort for
economy and efficiency. The seven
WORKS that have been abandoned In.
cludo those OF Brooklyn, Berlin, Roch-
ester, Albany. Brocton and Athens.
Tho old Elmira plant has also been
abandoned. The four Eastern plants
that are now being operated at full
capacity are the Pencoyd, Trenton. ii.
mira thew plant) and Edgemore. which
have a capacity Of 10000 ton. monthly.
The eleven works operated at the be-
sinning OF the Organization had "a ca
pacity OF only $1,000 tons per month.
These estimates are based on single
turns With double turns more thar
10000 tons per month can be turned
out. depending Of yours upon the nature
of the specifications.
The unusually active demand for
fange pipe may be traced to the In
tluencs OF the European war. Machin-
cry manufacturers. oil companies and
chemical works, In the execution OF for
ign contracts, have placed large orders
for pipe and other hange work Tn
extension OF manufacturing plants es-
pecially has caused the placing Of large
orders for flange pipe. Among the COM
panies placing orders recently are the
General Chemical Company. the Sim
pick Company and the Ans'o-Mexican
oil Company. Nearly all OF the manu-
ticturers 81 FAR Re pine IN this country
have the!r capacity sold for four months
and are refusing contracts. Prices have
advanced.
Blast furnace interests az Buffalo have
taken a number Of small contracts for
pig iron for foreign shipment. mainly
f1r foundry grades. but including some
basic for shipment 10 two points on the
Mediterranean, TO the Far East. TO New.
foundland. to Mexico. to Brazil and TO
Chile. Negotiations on round tonnages
for France continue, but the prospect Is
not very favorable for early closing.
Domestic consumers OF foundry iron
have placed a number OF small orders
with Buffalo furnaces for shipment over
the last half OF this year. and inquiries
are now in the market for about $4,000
tons for this years del very. Among
the inquiries is one for 500. another for
500 and two for 200 tons each for ship
ment into the Hudson Valley.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-10
Gull Money FasieP.

The rulink rate III call money yes
terday was ci& per cent, some money
even being lent AS low as 2 per cent.
This compares with a recent ruling rate
OF cH yer cent. Only a short time &
there gas . furry In the market for call
MONEY. which swept that rate up TO as
high n az per cent, at which hgure
some $4,000. 900 was lent. Some odd
lots" on the same Day wsre lent as high
as I per . Tho easing In the call
money rate 10 believed to be duo to the
many payments now being made by the
Allies on munitions contracts. These
payments are bringing considerable new
money into the market Furthermore
the easing In the tension OF this coun-
try's relations with Germany Is be-
lieved to have had considerable TO do
with the drop In the rate, Shortly after
the sending Of President Wilson's Sus-
sex note to Germany several OF the New
Jersey banks and some OF the smaller
institutions IN this city. which figure
somewhat In the call money market. be-
came rather disturbed and, recalling that
It was not no very long ago that for
the first time In many years a stock
Exchange loan was not good" called
their loans and withdrew from the mar
ket temporarily. These banks are now
understood TO be bach In the call money
market once more.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-10
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
Fading Away.

The bull movement III tIe high grade
railroad stocks which started on Mon
day seemed less aggressive yesterday
~ the close of the day the indications
were that the pools hat took hold OF
these stocks had failed 90 attract a TO-
lowing or that the hisu prices OF many
Of these stocks were causing renewed
foreign liquidation. II was significant
Yesterday hat the most sensational Of
the movements In the rails, late In the
trading session especially. swung toward
the stocks Of coiupani,s that are either
In receivership or In ,.-ertain financial
conuitlor. Bull movements in Reading
southern Pacific. New York Central and
some ~ the other more popular OF The
dividend paying rails gave place to
strength and activity in such stocks as
Rcck Island. Missouri Pacific, Texas ana
Pacific, Western Mary land and Denver
ana Rio Grande. II the meantime the
early gains IN Read =, New York Cen.
trial. Baltimore and D1io and certain OF
tie. better class Of ra Dad stocks melted
aWi.. Union Pacific was an exception
&" mis- rule, however. While not closing
at It's new top on his movement OF
1863. II closed AT 1851. an ad, 20 Of
~ points over the previous clos
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-10
WY Sterling EaseA.

Demand sterling sold as low as lT5S
yesterday. the lowest figure at which II
has been quoted for some time. Ex-
change on London Is geperally under
stood TO have been pegged at round 40
for demand and Az for cables. but Il
appears hat II has recently become
somewhat difficult for the banking In
situations having this operation In
charge to maintain the above rates,
Bankers say that the reason for the
easing OF exchange on London Is the
heavy exporting that has been done from
the United States during the last few
weeks, They point to our record break
ing March export figures Of $4,000, 900
as an example OF this, Moreover, the
unsettled state Of the stock market after
the sending Of the Sussex note and tho
receipt OF the German reply has not
been such as to encourage any heav W
liquidation Of foreign held American Sc
curlties. the factor upon which Great
Britain and local bankers now seem to
place the!- greatest reliance for sta
biliz!ng sterling exchange.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-10

ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
T., 1, du PONT dc >EMOtRs POWDER
COMPANY.

li'llhklObr lie. ware.
Special Msstins OF the stuckholders of
tho E l du Pont dc Nemuurs Powder
Company viii Do held on ti" 9Th day Of
June, 1915. at twelve o'clock noon, at
the principal once Of the Company, No,
81 Newark Street. Hoboken, New jersey,
for the purpose Of tskins action upon a
resolution Of the Board of Directors,
adopted April 2eth, 1915, declaring thai Il
L. advisable to decrease the espital stock Of
the Company from sixty million dollars to
four million dollars by reducing the par
valu. OF three hundred and hfty thousand
gha-e. - common stork auihnriIsd nv tho
Certificate OF Incorporation from 800 per
share to so 90 per share. and by reducing
the two hundred and NIFTY thousand shares
~ preferred stock OF the par value OF 800
each TO i've thousand shares Of the par
value Of 500 zach by retiring two hundrei
and fortv-fve Thousand shares owned hy
the COMPANY, and that Article ~. Of the
'ertincste OF Incorporation he amended
accordingly. and that q meeting ~ the
s,oc&holders 20 take action on this resolu.
tion he called Ia he held at tho time and
place above mentioned,
ALEXIS l. du POINT. Secretary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-10
Rays Quarterly Report.

Wall Street was subjected to somewhat
the same degree OF disappointment In
reading the report Of the Ray Consoll-
dated Copper Company for the March
quarter as II was when the Utah and
CAiuo reports for that period made their
appearance, In other words, Ray, like
the two other copper companies, failed to
show az favorable an Increase In produc.
ton and earnings for the March qua rter
over the December quarter As the latter
three months period did over the Septem.
Der quarter. Rays total income for the
first three months OF this year was S?,-
2O5,b+s, an Increase OF 397,565. while
the previous quarter showed an increase
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-10
Rock leland.

The strength and activity IN the
stock and bond. Of the chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific Railway Company
.as looked upon In Wal Stree, yes,er-
day us an indication Of prog-es. and In
creasing harmony between the various
interests that are working for a reor-
et1ization OF that company. The de-
bentuis 6s. the refundinp - and the
stock all sold at rev high figures for
this year. Rock Island Was the most
active stock on the list yesterday. 1880
shares changing hands at r-ices ranging
b .'ween Isa. and @"ia. Trading dur
INK the late afternoon vac especially
heavy IN the Rock Island stoch Rock
Island closed ~ .lSl. an advance vi Sls
points over the previous close. Tire aG-
vance In the bonds Ras also consldera-
bic, the irs, sale " the %debenture 81
Yesterday being at ~ and the closing
pr''e being bl&. \, one time during
t.c day these bonds sold al 20. The re-
!',ding +s also scored a substantial
q Vance, selling W from a. opening OF
-. 70 a close OF 7ih.. The low point
for The debenture IS his year was ~.
Ine ~refunding Is have sold a. low as
s3N mis- year. TIE bottom price on the
stocA for 1916 was lJi..
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% 1921, oss over the September quarter.
The March quarter net after charges
showed an Increase OF but S42G $50 over
the December quarter, while the Dcren.
her improvement over the september
earnings was s9eT.2e6. Moreover. thc
eafu ugs for tho March quarter WEI,
b. on a price OF 2i.59 cents a pound
'ui ,upper. sgains, but .u.l cents for
,hy metal for the fourth quarter Of last
yea. Rays production for March WAS
l.. N"l.5S pounds. against l7.l95,553
lands for the December quarter. The
ling OF in production and In the seal e
uf increase In earnings, however. IL
arssly due 10 the increased cost and
difficulties Of mining during the winter
months OF January. February aud Marcn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-10
SINKING FUND PURCHASE OF
INTERNATIONAL AGRICULTURAL
CORPORATlON.
p1rss Mests.ce and Collateral Trust

uOtu rOuOo.
Netios y hereby siyeh hat T.us.
Mortgage OF International Agricultural Cor.
poraHoa. dated MAJ /. 1874. TO Bankers
Trust Company and Frank y. b. Close. a.
Trustees, securing the First Mortgage and
Collateral Trust Five Per Cent. Twenty Year
sinking Fund Gold Bonds Of said interns.
for the sinking fund. bonds Issued under said
mortgage. to an amount Sur1cient to exhaust
a. nearly a. may be the sum NJ s:3,oi59s,
now held by said corporate Trustee In said
Sinking fund, and said corporate Trustee
hereby Invites sealed offers TO be submitted
- Il on OF befors IL O'Clock noon May Is.
1916. at Its ONCE. 10 Wall Street. Manhattan.
bonds, at price. to te I4fued In such offers,
" hitch offers shall be 70 all or any part Of
the bonds so offered, PFC led, however, that
no offers viii be a'gcpt.. Which shall be for
q su'u IN excess OF one "!ut % ana three
per centum IoSeol OF tho principal amount
Of such bonds and accrued Interest. Notices
u acceptance Of oners viii be maiied on or
such thereof as are accepted. Al the i'd
dresses designated 10y hem. respectively.
Delivery Of bonds s;cepted. With all IN
instured coupons attached. should Re made
at the once OF said corporate Trustee on or
before = O'Clock = 81 May %. 1915. after
which Gate Interest on accepted bonds VIII
ease. United States Treasury decisions re-
Quire that Federal Income Tar ownership
terrirostes tor amount ~ sccrued Interest
must such bonds when pre-
scented foi payment
BASkERs TRUST COMPANY.
L.. ?. WILSON. .jry
Dated May End. 1915.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-10
NATIONAL CLOAK Z SUIT COMPANY

A quarterly dividend OF Sii6 per shar,
on the preferred capitol stock 81 mi. Com
pany has been declared, pavahls on JON
ist, i9iG, TO sto. ahoidaT. OF record al IN,
Close ~ business May 2Oth 1910. Transfe
books VIII not be clue.d
WILLIAM RcSENRAEN, Treasurer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-10
THE FARMER LOAN AND Trust
COMPA~Y.
Ia, 10, 20 and g2 william Street.

Now YORK CITY,
The Annual Election Tor Directors 81 rhs
Farmers Loan and Trust Company viii b.
neld At tho odlce Of The Company on Tues
lsv. June 1917 1915. Polls will ne omen
from ~ o'clors noon 80 , o'clock ? ~.
AUGUSTUS " HEELY, Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-10
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
NORFOLK 4 WESTERN RAILWAY CO..

quarterly dividend OF SliS per share and
an extra dividend OF 81 90 per share on In.
Common Stock OF the Company. payable -
the once ~ the Company. Commercial
rrust Bui'iinc Philadelphia, Pa, june 10.
1916, 10 the Common stock holders as res.
lsIered at the close OF business May 81. 1915
l. IL. ALDEN. Secretary.
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ELECTIONS AND MEErIN0A.
The international
Nickel Company
Notice of Annual Meeting.

Notice 10 hereby given hat the Annual
Meeting Of the Stockholders Of This Inter
nutioral Sicksl Comptn' win be held at
the principal once OF the Company. at Con
stable Hook, Ia, onne, New Jersey, on Tues
day, tho 18th day OF june, 1916. at slsven
. ci",a Il" tho :oTsaeo.. .or she ru-pc.. 9.
electine nve directors TO hold office for
three years and for the transaction OF such
other buainess as may come before the
meeting, including considering and voting
upon the approval and ratification OF all
contracts, acts and proceedinss Of the
Boaid OF Directors and OF the Executive
1915, as set forth In the minutes Of ths
boart OF Directors and OF said Committee.
which will be open to examination by
stockholders Of record during business
hours. at the New York City once OF the
Company, IS Exchange Place.
By order Of the Board Of Dirsetssa
JAMES l.. ASHLEY,
Bayonne. New Jersey. Secretary.
April 18th. 1915
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GrNtRN MORTGAGE BDNDs.
Trustees pNi'e. kuum S1 9Th Floor .
Nhls buildtnE,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-10

The fls,l4n Government Is neeotiat-
Ig WITH American rail manufacturers
'r an aggregate Of 100. 900 tons OF steel
rails. 10 weigh 40. so and so pounds
N ne yard. There are also small In
nt'.es from South America and the Far
la.', 'u' NJ" French Government APP
p'.7..t has tllls covered It's rail re-
Ctf...f,fr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-10

Us Understood that from 5000 20
,'YP' TOYS or crop ends from ipgo;s
u',a ~ re manufacture OF projectiles
ave peer r,me',ed and rolled down into
tm'' h.l"ls and that these are being
o1efei az about s3s a ton. Some sales
rr- sA'f 20 hay" been made on his basis.
."e siee. IS high Ia manganese and low
" pAa.nhlruA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-10

The rail mills were sonewha, SURPRISED
YESTERDAY 10 receive inquiries from do.
""s'e railroad, sor lbou' 1900 tons u
Standard section rails tur delivery over
ne second half OF 1917. The prices
quoted However. were such a. t. dis
courage the placing OF orders at this
tAe Tie railroads now believe that
'.e ae" prices. which became effective
Nay J VIII hold for several years, or at
ieas. that there will he no further ad-
vance For this reason there is no in
csn'iye To- place orders beyond The ne
oess''y Z securing position for ship
'neH's, but sentiment that the steel in
custry has reached the height OF It's
Pressure : growing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-10

SoTe ~ tho smaller fabrlcatinr shops
aye finding It dlhicut to onerate at full
'@p''''y because II the difficulty In se-
,'' : siee! from the mills In ample ton
80 ana also because of strikes among
Veratyfr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-10

4 contract FOR about 10000 toni 0,
marine plates IL reported TO have been
placed by Samuel l.. Moore 4 Sons 70
.e utilized in shipbu,lding at the old
N'Son rar's. The work 10 be done in
eNhes l~'g1te-s, barges and ferryboats.
IsAFtr'es are - be made during the
e~cond half % this year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-10

Two ~ ,he Eastern Independent, steel
mNs have closed contracts for about
10000 TONS Of steel rounds M billets
,of export during the second half Of
I'l' including the sales renorted yes.
"fiay' Another 100000 tons have also
re- secured by foreign interests from
nNef independent mills IN the central
w. i2r SIMILAR shipments. II Is un-
.'' mat the bulk OF the o'ders were
,-.ta ~ the French Government
,''1sa .'ra! agents, but small lots Will!
ue sL1lef to Italy. II Is also said that,
en.Vl w 700 tong are fnr Rnssla
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$l5,6SS, 727.Si
W. r. SlNNFTT, Cashier.
Chicago and Western Intiana Railroad ca.

tLprNtra. >urlcE
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-01-27
Bowling Balls Arrive

-Four new bowling balls have
arrived at the Y. NJ. c. A., bowling
alleys and are treat to look at let
alone roll them. They are the
famous Mineralite balls and are the
best made in the world and are
manufactured by the Brunswick
Balke.Collender Co, Of Chicago.
Several have tried them out and
have pronounced them the acme Of
perfection and several are now req.
ularly bowling 200 scores. Come
and give them a trial and be con-
vinced. Alleys open every day ex-
cept Sunday from 2 to 1915 p. IN.