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Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-11

E-a.,a IT IS aona lie vas presen,
1ha death 81 4ia mother.
] M. ard ms IL 0. King and chill
. d-en returned t-s morning from the.l
81. ca.51a passed It Iaas Beach.
..rs. 5. K. 8lundage and children re-
termed today ON lie mountains,
waera thev passed the summer, Nj.
Tfuadsse having joined them Satur-
day.
Lrs. Ira Atsn and daughter Eloise
have rosu-ee5 from tnar v~caJ.Jn a.
i the coast. Mss In-ogen Aten, who was
with them far time, has entered OF
Ira studies ct Stanford university.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-11
MAINLY PEI.SOl al

Frad Allen Is home fg1n 2 v2c-.aa
N the coas-.
Dr.. Lynn K. BlaLosloe passed s1a-
cay in San Diego, returning to-~E.
Ms I'd Oldham and dug :. le-
turned yesterday f-oa a5.-
Mrs. Della J. Na1ls A.e -euusl
from her vacation end -1"
apartments.
Dm.ng Father C'zaa' short vacs-
ton the parish is ua1ar cl- o- aev.
Joseph B. Humsaert cf S4 4-aee.
Mrs. Rodney Ecuon end Attle
daughter are home flom The vacation
rassel 1t the nou1ea.as and teaches
Miss Margaret H1mana # Go2a
spring-, Eagada. Is wishing a-- t@taer
Lewis Hamann on the Io-ssa Grocery
staff.
Mrs. Charles T. Walker and hel
mothee, Mrs.. Slcr. l-e returned
Iroin 4 s.x wee5 visit p .le state q
Washington.
Constable and Grs c. C. Toney q
z. Centre and 2t. aad Mrs. S. ]
Toney of Hclr2lle returned from the
mountains toby
ceorge r. Dearborn Of Sa-zAee hs
,eturaod from visit TO Gentry, Ark
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Prohibition P1r1y S l-ope.

Fargo, Il. ~ Ill have ne
p l~ 1-e- dent q She
United S.-s-a, sad Irl11 E--ly, Pro
k-5iloa pres dental cana-a~-e, III
eGgac- -1 -l-~G- T---5 q,
show the oea4r parties -4-e -a7 eve
g. owing prohibition WI
force them TO l-5..---. 1-ar--
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-11

5 creased w legal regulation, and finai-
.ly that high prices OF range animals
and better methods win resiAt in q
more efficient utilization ct tf9 avail
able forage, or, II othor werda, 2
greater production sci u6j5 q fora Ee.
| In 1914 it wa eil13alaa llo
more yhan 80 saa e a ST.
'tltgs had tsogs es H;ts
3neces ssaIe ID sp apa york
..nd niieh a5e2 The sua.jqn III
this re5pces, nov 9ai WIS .isna ne
even then, aad te movement 111 the
irroductian # move I've stock may be
!c<rec0od 30 cgas,aue Because both
market and agicaltaral conditions
make this indispensable to really sue
cessful farming. The change will be
gradual, it is SO q, ana onlg 5oa keGd
d. stsck WI lo added to o G2 ~ but
ultimately and in the aae1eea se de in
crease viii be greater than that which
is likely to be accompanied il any otIet
way. The problem for the ST YES and
the national government It "a, IS
aid in the change by working cat a
system which viii make such azr -cul-
t, re profitable.
In additi0p tQ sa.s increase n Tie
lrrmbers Of farm stock, thaz e II tsttle
doubt that tle carrying eaoaeitT Of tie
existing range e-a lie f-e@4y
led. This hes been dameas.-aad il
Itha national forests where inn ovea
ir,ethods aad raeulat on have ta--eaao.
Ithe capacity Of m2ay ranges from Is
Ito 80 per cent This process aaou--
Icoatinue FOR q least ten ya~r5 n. e
ard should resuls in building U
carrying capacity Of the rational f.
ests as a whole by perhaps IS ler cent.
If similar control could be eIe4c-@ed
over the public domain outs de CT t. :
fc1 ests, it is estimated that tie caps
ity Of these ranges could Le inc ea-ea
about 80 per cent. About hat # t.
would result fem TIE mp ove.a2n,
the range itself after over-5toc'.n
premature grazing were prevented d
natural reseeding fac litated. The le-
naainder would follow water develop
ment, the construction Of fences
the introduction of methods of hand
stock which are out Of the question a.
long as the improvement Of condition
On the range uerely provides an IN
ccntive for new mon to crowd and
undo by ovor-stocking whatever 90 1
las been accomplished. The carry'a
capacity OF Cheze ranges mas S-e.,.l.
diminished in the past a-d under the
.rio aat system ,As.e :o ne reason for
supposing that It WIZ increase
future.
Olae facos
ance, that sho-la tad .e .a-
future prodoe-:oa c. Hse e.-- a--
greater economy II --e9e
both en- the range "a e. in, =.
use Of more and higher III de l--sa O.
better manaeeneas oG the 1-~-J
animals througA .lc year. Tie .
Two, It is So i. c1-1- t. -5-- y {
Increasing the caG crop 5 Oh 10 Per
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80

Tie cfti-e o1 tie Imperial Valley
Hone Daa-s VIII lie closed Tor onc
week 1esla4g iol1ay, Tie Il-h, fo-
Uao purpose u 1eaov-tng md remod-
cling .sae 2a- ii ia tie dea re O
.Lc aaa1f@-a-a- W G--F --e o-I.ce.
strictly u1-..-1-ge. wa lie open T..
fl ness lorlav, the 18Th. IL
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-11
10 r7--7

~ lie real estate
finn q --ts AID H---y, Black
El5-.. 4rl end Hi streets, Los Ansc-
rs. @ have a- cEerrreliy in,
Ecs os ls Angeles c-ty
:lso s-eu property aa ranct
lenas. I have Lived 1o- Il years IL
JGl la county and my principal IN
telea.s are s-- l--e. -iv residence
number is 1888 Royal court, Los An
ec.es. Woe-5 er----.--1 y-ar list.rg
for either sale or exchange. Respect
f.-v .-r.c.l. {.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-11
jIt5ER 10 SHOW CAUSE IN AC-
TION FOR ISSUANCE OF DU-
sStEf 81 ,Ell2 LtNla1 ttsili q EkFtit.
-a tae Superior Court of the State
of California in and for the County of
immortal

''tneic J.. uo@hett !. wa 4 n
., eoraor ton; 4at1a
4 Hce defe 4 s
E4sEr notice he.eoY, gXen tnat
there IS now pend ing in theeSu0erlor
Ca.fo nia. 81 action batao e
3Fe Company Mt. c-1F,r AZ
Me- I'd fum4te3H and l&Te Ct AsliEi-
e.n. JOhn Doe aad 4 chaId4 &9e, as
attendants broaGht 60 Qp+aafa1 oider
directing that q new or dnri!cete eer-
fc te of stock for 80 ahares Of the
pi,el stock Of -hIpeI Water Conn
asny No. lie +ssned to plaintiff to
2enlaae aertif oa.essNo.s 53t7 Of -
,ia' Wafer Company No | for 80
starcs cf tie caait-l t9es #
at;o9 VII RI &c TT .ato " $ a =
cut to Minnie l. Easlct+ S 2'e3Hee
for Meinrad Zumstein and Margaret
Zumstein as stockholder in said cor
ncrat'on. and wh ch certificate hes be-
come lost or destroyed
1t is hereby ordered that all ner
sons who cleim said shares o. a7v =
forest there;o ~ ic0 thereon te ard
herehy are notified r. ho ara o0"n ="
o"-,o - = c,rrn ~;-.. -
Courty, State Of Ca''f
court house in said county ard s. Re.
CT the 9Th day of 0"toho~ 100 "t -
'o'oct N .of eo'd ~ ~, =
: r. chow cause, if anv they have.
why new cert'f' cate Of SICK
~nen--+i,~c~ 90 etnrnc E 10
l. e T->'-o..;~1 6TT0 @~s,7 =. Ny.
y shor1d MT ho ;eea~1 =
Ha sllp+t ~1od~oa c0 No
7rnr>ravot 7u'netn ord t. -
- a;r r;~r+s i, o. ~'c;>-, l. ~',
Dr+nA An"-,e+ 22'h roFf
fcna' St,rel'io~ Cc,rt\ "No'
rle~l cf the Srl~n~ or Cow
ror;oI Cou~+v. Stote of Trfr0'
Mcn Snrt 25
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CfnH 10 Rocks.

Eureka, C4.. Sept. 1l.-All attempts
Saturday aal Sunday % move tLe
steamer Bear from .ae -e-1, where !
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Eucalyptus School.

Eucalyptus school viii open Septem-
ber IS. Pupils ere urged to be presen,
al opening. w. +. WHSLE, Clerk
11S
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-11
PROTEST.

L, Paso Sept 11-DecIazlng the chief object Of the
etCans Ct The mediation Ssl5n IS TO secure large
oan for CaTranza representatives. Of the new egallst
revolution party protested to Secretary Lansing today
against government sanction of such loan.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-11
CtTzST les

Rome, Sept, l1.--A great ant-allie demonstration
occurred at Athens today white the French and Englis:
ministers were c0nferr1ng with the cabinet
The mob fearing the entente ministers planned so1
new move against King Constantine had been firing
yolveIs and shouting Long live King Constantine" ans
Down with the allies The conference was adjourned
because Of the violent attitude Of the crowd
Athens, Sept. 1.-THE Greek cabinet has formally
accepted all the new conditions regarding maintenance
Of order it is announced Reservists league headquar
Cors in PiraaQs and Athens have been closed and all
Greek projects hsv9 been ordered to close ali provincial
Reservlst headquarters
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-11
ADn Loss @ rgzlI CgZz1.5.

Berlin, Sept 1z.-Ta9 loss Of edyanoad trenches be-
tween G3aoz and G-.15-es Is ai.a ell o1ficialy and
fighting fo possession Of TIE village of Colnblas con.
tinuas.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-11
CITY AND y AL1sE,
Bc~n-At ST. Thomas hospital. Sep

Bcrn-At ST. Thomas hospital, Sep
tarnber 9, t. Ir and 1s Lanba-i
Eill 3 son.
All Day Meeting ng-There viii be al
ar-day meeting Of the county e&ecu-
tive committee OF the ". c. T. l. a
tie Methodist church tomorrow, the
object of the meeting being to perfect
plans for the dry state campaign wl.icl
IS now getting into active working
shape.
:: = <
At Tulane Airdone-"M "Ma5t ana
sr v.ii make their first appearance
Il Tulane Airdorne tonight in 3 car
roon comedy "The Intertreta-s. ? watch
is extremely funny and IS laugh
from star - fn.sh. A nasteE15eee
Ir-sfUTa. sstih in t!.e Blool, VIZ also
oe shown.
At TIE [. { s. rdcme Toaiga.
r'onie.ht at the L. & s. Aira0ras = i fe
featured "3els1d tla Ss2no5 Pane = :
thlee-rael caaa written ty W2
>Aodison Lsp ana o- eero1 1y Geo.
Ridg7 with g. strong cast s---
ing the sto c Nh Tao - I17ee
The yicen cf Jealous loee ly Q cor
1upe IS c ai al1 .5 sc1 q
l. o.
.5e rx9gga s
10th comedies.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-11
eds, it is pointed out, will almost GER

tainly increase the cef ard lamb cro
and in this way reduce the COS, OF pr
d0ction per head.
i'll estimating tAese costs the invest
gators chsrged against the stock the
market value, in The v,cin ty, of all tla
feed consumed. IN ths wy the nece--
slty Of considering the money invest s.
"a lard and equ pnent was e-mnat 4
t.t, on the ttLeg hand, allowing the
attck owner a profit Oh the feed n
e eases somewhat the estimated cost
{. producing animal Is As the owne
lsgiat gst get his profit en- TIE fee
iG he did not raise. stock TO, utilize II.
ha actual profits II stcck r.ising are
: 8lally somewhat greater than Il
d ference between the market price
tie animals and the reports es5 mace
O. tLe cost Of production.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-11

100 LalE 10 CLASSIFY.
WANTED-Boy with bcycle, over 1l
wears of Ste 5v oo v-7o
Apply Western Union Telegraph
CO. Kills
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-11
Home Cleaning Tine.

Try Watkin's floor and dusting oil
and furniture polish; - cents q
quart. 10
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-11

Fire insurance with brick storage
See Ed Royce, Transfer and Storagl
AnN
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-11

III
steel, ccauc- s-t -ao---- nc" hi-t
mark today, -l+.5.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-11

Brick storage With insurance. (
R0yce.--Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-11
SUMMONS.

In the Justices Court of In
Township, County Of Inner'al
of California, J Houston Smith j.
tice.
Fred Oehlerkina plaintiff. VS. He,-
man Erbe, defendant
The raon'e ef fhe State 6f ca fo-
ri9 send greeting to Herman E'he 1
fendant.
You are hereby directed 20 an"ea
in au action brought ag9inst v~'
the above named nlaiet'ff IN -fe J.
sice' C~ors ot fore' T -
lmnerial County 9tofo 0-r
r-I r ~nswe~ 'ara 90
o- 0'v 7'1'l "a r, i r -'
tfe 1sirf r.nd -H-
fire aa ,sze.aEe er
'v;cp' af-cr 'o
to-vre','r IN ph;c7
-o
I- tae-ty I 50 :
served elsewhere. Ard vcu va y
by notified that unless Won 60 40
ar@ onever cq;A oo~1~'o'~' ~ ~
ree~~aa Id ~''ntf VII cause ''o7r
ment for anv mcnev or dorla~a0 H.
onded IN TIE com~la Mt as aris'nN
upon contract, or will an~lv =" ~
-rv-t Co. ~ ~-''7f l"~-o~Io1 - ~
'.'-t tors -- r-..ls sAe ro-a, =
tie euit
,,.'-- ..- l.e' ~. 'o.,.
+ -av 1910
-ra--rrrr>r c7-7Trr
7,.-t'.~ r.t1.a n-~-. r-,.,-.'.i rr~--
sin County af Im~e-' l. G'~t" r.
"aif-~q'a.
F7ria Oct o.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-11

NcE-'os, se z--al HE C-3-fo"-
ria troops f-ag gre 4-oz f. s.--
u -- a-aoo--
r~
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-11
----.c- CEEE-- sTTE OPENS.

Fal.a Sept. l-.---.e 3s-Est have aAeA the offa-
stva il lie II ... 4. Is officially stated. They have
crossed .-. u-o Ct o. a-- s.-EcE1-4 l--- ---.
ea--e-s.-- a L~a-- -.@aVy --l-----
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------e1 - i --.--- j.

C--<J ~. --l----.
-c-5,a. c4s. -----vo German counter aec~~-~
against 4-ao.-s, --ao 9y tie 5i-1 saturday, Aa4~
2aen IeCuIsed
CAUCASIAN CI-- Al.-4.T.
Fet-cgrzd, Sept. --.--I,--an J-ocPs have oceup49u
,5anat, in the Caucasus.
A1G1----..- Alt--I-,,A -1.--- CI4LL3T.
Blanc5 AyIea. Sc. -1.-lncouI ged by the United
States rataatoIy measures, the greatest demonstration
in any country anst the blacklist IS staged for next
Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-11
cent and the average weight Of a two
year-old steer nerhaps so mounds,

cent and the average weight Of a two
year-old steer perhaps so pounds,
Where winter feeding is practicad It
tz believed that q yearling steer will
cost approximately $50 and "long
two.yoar-old $A5. In the range sass
t!ons of She southwes ~ TIE other
lend, tae ceets nlsip i've l1l5teti. af
ztll sh6ap tHs,ets 4 similar. vafiatiepil.
Jn CaAt6lnfa 3ha q se &c. Tf9aqeiisgs q {,
lamb is Hlaced al sl 55, lii lile sort \
west at $IT1 and IL the northwest az
$1.82. In considering these figures !.
must be remembered that they al m y
lie materially altered by increasing OF
Jiminisfing the percentages of births
in the herds and 1loclss. Better meth
-
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-11
CAUCASIAN CI-L 1-----...{.

I'd, 80. --.--I..---aH UooP5 kave 0c3uplou
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-24
SESSION OF \. II. p.
CAME TO \ CLOSE SUNDAY

York, Nov. 1S.-The activities of
the fourth day of the meeting of the
synod of the Associate Reformed
Presbyterian church began this morn.
ing with n business session at $40
o'clock, followed by a conference on
the Sunday school and the Young
Peoples Christian unions, which was
presided over by the Rev w. :.
Patterson of Lancaster. Two ad-
dresses were made at this conferences
the first by the Rev. w. B. Lindsay
OF Charlotte. n. c., on THE Place of
the Sunday School in the Future Pro
gram of the A. X. u. Church." and
the second by the Rev. w. p. Grier
of Glover, on The Y. p. c. U. as a
Recruiting Agency for Christian
Workers" Both addresses were of a
very helpful nature and were heard
with close attention
Two business sessions were held
this afternoon at both of which many
matters of a routine nature came up
TO reconsideration and discussion
Tomorrow, the last day OF the
meeting, addresses will be made to
the Sabbath school in the morning
by the Rev. S. w. Reid OF Atlanta,
Ca, and the Rev. ]. w. Carson of
Newberry, which will be followed bv
sermon preached by the Rev. H..
NJ. Henry, ID. D., OF Oak Hill, Ala
Memorial services will be held in the
afternoon and the final session will
be held in the evening, at which the
closing sermon will be preached by
the Rev. B. Frank White of Jersey
City. n. j., who brought greeting to
the synod from the United Presby-
terrain church of the North.
The delegates say that in point of
attendance and in sustained interest
manifested in the proceedings, the
meeting now drawing to close has
not been surpassed in recent years.
and all the visitors have expressed
their appreciation of the courtesies
shown them by the people of York
and say they will always pleasantly
remember their stay there.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-24
NOT TO TAKE
VACATION BEFORE SESSION

Washington, Nov. 17-President
Wilson has decided not to take a
vacation before congress convenes,
but may go on one or more week
end trips down the Potomac River on
the naval yacht Mayfower. He was
urged to go to a Virginia resort for
brief stay, but reached the con
clusion today that it would be i'm
possible.
The President has almost com
pleted the selection of members of
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-24
BORDER CONFERENCE
ADJOURNS DEADI,oCKEEn

Atlantic City, N. j., Nov. II
Ihe Mexican-American Joint com
mission adjourned today until Mon.
Gay with the conference in what 10
regarded as deadlock. When the
meetings are resumed next week. II
IS expected the representatives of the
TWO governments will be fully in
formed as to the wishes of their
chiefs.
Luis Cabrera, chairman of the
Mexican commission, successfully in.
terfered today with the adoption nj
plan for border control. Ignacio
Bonillas and Alberto ]. PAM the
other two members, were ready to
agree to plan proposed by tn,
Americans but the objections of thel,
chairman were sufficient to result IN
further delay.
Secretary Of the Interior Ian,
chairman OF the American commits.
sion, expects to be in Washington be,
fore tomorrow night and to place be-
fore President Wilson all the facts,
in the case.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-24

the tarih commission and shipping
board created by congress last ses-
sion and probably will make an an
nouncement of the personnel of both
before congress meets. He has made
but little progress, however, in tho
selection of members of the board to
administer the workingmen's COM
pensation act for federal employees.
One typewriter page of the an
nual message to congress has been
finished by the President and he is
devoting all OF his spare time to this
work.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-24
EVERYONE SHOULD DRINK GLASS
OF WATER TO CLEAN KIDNEYS.
IL Your Back Hurts or Bladder
BothcrS You Drink Lots of Water.

When your kidneys hurt and your
back feels sore, don't get scared and
proceed to load your stomach with a
lot of drugs that excite the kidnevs
and irritate the entire urinary tract.
Keep your Kidneys clean like Won
keep your bowels clean, by flushing
them with cold water and kidneco
which removes the body's urinous
waste and stimulate them to their
normal activity. The function OF the
Kidneys is to filter the blood In "a
hours they strain from it 500 grains
OF acid and waste, so we can readily
understand the vital importance of
Keeping the kidneys active.
Drink lots of water-you cant
drink too much; also get from your
druggist about one dozen 5 grain
kldneco tablets, take one tablet be-
fore each meal and at bedtime with
glass OF water for a few DAYS and
your Kidneys will act fine. This fa-
nous remedy is made from perfectly
harmless ingredients and acts
quickly, and has been used for gen
eratlons to clean and stimulate,
ciogsed kidneys; also to neutralize
Ihe ACIDS in urine so it no longer IA
a source of irritation, thus ending
bladder weakness.
hldneco Is inexpensive, cannot i'm
Jure, make no mistake, insist on ked-
heco which everyone should take
now and then to keep their kidney,
cream and active. Try this also
Keep up the water drinking and no
uoubt you will wonder what became
OF your kidney trouble and back-
ache.-Adv.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-24
GARCIA EXPLAINS MEXI-
CAN TROOP MOVEMENT

FL Paso, Tex, Nov. 13.-Andres
Garcia. inspector general of Car
rama consulates in the United
States. declared tonight that the
present movement of Carranza forces
into the State of Chihuahua had no
other significance than the determin-
alton OF the Carranza government to
pursue and overcome Villa and his
bandits.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-24
To Cure a Cold In One Day

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo ouiniue 1t stops the |
Cough and Headache and works of the Cold. |
Druggists refund money IL Ii fails to cure.
X. w. GROVES signature on each box. 25c. !
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-11-24
The oulnIns That Does No. arrsct Tho r,sss

Beeause OF It's tonic and laxative effect IAXA.
LIVE BKoMO DUMMIES better than ordinary
Quinire and Goes not cause nervousness 81.
ringing In head. Remember the full name aud
look for the sigE ature OF Il. W. GROVE 2Sc
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-07-16
nUN,S REVIEW.

NEW YORK, July l5-Dun's Review
IN it's issue today has this TO say re-
gardng trade conditions;
Both in It's producing and distribute
ing branches, business ia altogether
larger and moro wholesome than is
generally realized. II is not because OF
speculation that bank clCarings make
such remarkable exhibits, and selling
pressure in the securities markets IS
without special significance IN view OF
the unprecedented railway and indus
trial earnings. The economic position
of the country grows stronger az IN
creased crop yields are forc-shadowed'
and tho tightening of the money sllua-
ton, while a cause for some hcsltancy
in certain quarters, is Il natural con
comItant Of the extensive trade de-
yclopmcnt. a period Of continuous
warm weather has affected all retail
lines favorably. reducing stocks that
had accumulated as result OF pre-
yious backward conditions, and efforts
to accelerate the m0vcmcnt OF staple
products by making sacrifices are less
In evidence tban usual
Advlccs from all sections testify to
an exceptionally large final distrIbu-
ton, and the enhanced purchasing
power of consumers is also reflected
in the general preference for the bet
ter classes Of merchandise. II was
mt IN have bpcn rNpcCtCd than manu-
featuring operations would continue in
definitely at recent high rate of speed
and the undertaking activity now APP
parent ut some mills and factories Is
wholly seasonablo. with fow exceD-
tons, production does not abntc
through lack of contracts, but only bc-
cause of high temperatures, labor
shortage and other restraining ntu-
cnces. In every important industry
current outputs would seem note
worthy at the height of the busiest per-
iod and that such achievements appear
at the appro of midsummer is truly
remarkable.
Signs multiply that buyers incline
toward greater conservatism as money
rates issue and prices in some branches
20 still higher, but forward commit
mcnts bulk large in the aggregate and
the works steel, textiles, footwear, and
In other leading lines are covered
months ahead In most Instances and
weeks in advance In others.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-07-16
Same adyertlsomeln i've sue

Same advertisement i've suO-
Cessiye days, 90 cents UAme
advertisement seven successive
days, rs cents no classified adj
vcrtisements taken for less than
25 cents. Classified sdVertise-
ment DISPLAY charged BY
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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-07-16
DAIRY AND POULTRY

NEW YORK, July 15.-Butter
avn n.y. creamery extras (92 score) W.
~ Ib i'p scorlng) 2oh @ 80; ~,
81 a 28A; seconds 20 z " ~ o1 ~
Eggs steady; fresh gathered, eN'l ~
emo 81 a 27h; extra first ~ "
26b; first "a q 251a; NEARBY near n es.
n ne " whites, fine to fancy 20 @ SI'
''I cheese weak; state, fats fresh 81
srociaIs 1874 % 15%; ditto average
f fancy Is q 15A; Wisconsin fancy
twins 15%. ,uou, or m
26; fowls 81; turkeys 10 y o no..
pressed firm; broilers 20 " o.
fowls 10 a 21h; turkeys 20
Flour, Arm.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-07-16

FOR SALE-SecOnd hand Ford touring
car, 1914 model; IN good cOhulloi a; 'Au
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-07-16
FINANCIAL

NEW YORK, July 15,-BuslneSs
ros mi midsummer sort, in that
onerations were limited to the PROBES
s g element, which sought out new
points Of weakness, with Indifferent
Tennessee Copper foil three points
IN lis lowest price of recent years, be-
fore shipping orders and short cover
ing and complete recovery. Equip
nents and motors, with other indus
trials and minor specIaltles reacted
slightly, but these, too, came forward
later, losses proving only temporary