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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-02

z North West Street. seven outlets,
Bauman & Hines. for Davis 81 Arcbcr
North West Street. seven outlets
Bauman d Hines. for Gillian n ri
lcr, 2lS North Ninth Street, connection
for gasoline tank
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-02
Richmond. Vao August /. 10
live PANTRY

L:Tt- =" :t,=ia's sfs Ft,.trY Gytr.,r.Iy
N|t' srH rnH rtrIst ttr~l,y ,rgr, ,os,.
tf.nS'h ara - vfry . '!.s - ...,.,yt.s.
''4ftrf- S.aT""' frEl i.t-. RI, <-.Ess r.J.
-n4 5rFr rs!'ii.' q. - ~,..t. ,,c .r.r.so
Ee'' '~i,e .'r raris c.rnt''sl W..!- ~.
q" t',i ~ rnI rar rhia - !..cy -! -,
:fD.rDi!T ~ afiirrl aE NE cr-,.ic j. ':,x,
!tp. ~ -A"'E'' s's>c5 - '..D'ss}.fs ~ e..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-02

Georgia peaches cho!cc........ q 100
MARKET CONDITION.
Vegetables especially active. Receipts
light; and demand sood. especially canta.
l0upes and melons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-02
CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS,

r: Il. Brooke. trustee. to Horny 8.
WallerstcIn. so feet Z inches by %
feet inches east line Of Seventeenth
street, feet inches south of an alley
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-02
HUsTISGs DEED or TRUST

Nettio a. Holt to J. G.. EunnnIiy, trus-
tee. 36xl22 feet east Bide Of Thirtccnth
street. go foot south Of Stockton Street.
July IL, 1916, $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-02
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Richmond Va Aut,uu,
cd. large bales
MlLLFEED.
NENE YORK Live sTncK mar

nav YOKk LIVE STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK. August I.-Benvcs. no trad.
ing Calves. no trading Sheer and lambs
hTIn: sheep, ewes. $500 a 500; cuIls $3.50:
!s mbs. $500 1ll.75: yearlings 500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-02

NEW YORK. August i.-M"rcau,ilo papo-
Sicr'ins: siN'Y-days hills. S;7Ilg: demand
Sf'Sr'' cables Si7t':. Bar silver, 64 Mnx-
steady; rsilr4ai .hgnat easier Time loans
steady: sixty da%s. 3as'. ninety DAYS. Il.
~; stN months ".3i. Call money, firm :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-02

MEM ruI:E August Port movement
NiddliuC. lSI5r: stock, 1n55ot bales
Total to-day at all portS-N"t receipts.
G.i.3 bales; exports, 20 bales: stock. 45+iia
h,,i"S.
Total for weck-Net receipts. $50 bales:
.Ni.,i,~ ji,i+I bales.
Total FOR scason-Net receipts, :,ta3 bales;
"Npurt~, ~ bales.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-02

amount named in the deeds of trust
went beyond the 100000 mark.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-02

Cash grain: Whsat-No. rcd. new. J. IS q
12sA; No. rod, now. l23 a 27ia: No. ha I'd
new. l2iT l21a. No. hard, new. l.2li. q!
Lees. Corn-No. : yellow, S2sss2a.: No
yellow, SOC slig; No white 7si. q sli7.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-02
PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following plumbing permits were
issued yesterday:
Victor plumbing Shop. for George
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-14
COMMISSIONERS COURT
EXPEDITES BUSINESS
January Term Probably viii BE- Con.
oiuded Todsy--Rouiine Matters
Before Board


BUSINESS ~ ihe January term was
practically completed bF The county
Commissioners Court yesterday Nnnl
approval ~ the Nuoren hay cnuHswny
work. which came up "Wednesday. have
ing been ihe most important matter
couihp before The court
An elaborate compilation ~ driin,
gueuf taxes ia Nueoes onanty Tor inc
Yflra isSs a. 1914 Inclusive, contsin
iHH complete lin ~ lands ana iofs ihet
have been reported delinquent ur sold
90 fh" state fpr taxes for ans Ychr co.
geara since JnnuhrY 4 1881 ana con
tanning aatn and Information required
by nrfirle 7es5 revised cipI snfuiea
81 1914 certified 10 pY clerk Uohlineer
nnd Collector Oliver. was approved nH
correct
Tho county ifraHurerH report wfH
resolved ana referred
The county irdrf was lWihDu1ed o.
mol" arrangements with llm Wells
county md klfherR o9untf fu paF 0f
The amounin doe Nuecea county from
fnuae counties.
hucr in" approval NJ number ~
miscellaneous accounts aHd the tfanH-
action ~ some other sfHfHg rouuur
business the court adjourned.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-14
ELK AND BUFFALO FOR
POPE zoo HAVE ARRIVED
Seventeen head Of GIN and Two nuf
faio Reach Here From Yeilowaone
PARK

Corpus Christi be- now No. pHaseaaur
9t 10 real eoo Vs. E lape 49, tlH
originator promoter nnd OWNER aud tu
him r. allotted She wprh uf providing
thfer Square meals daily ful seventeen
olt fresh from ihelf hrnWH iu the
Yellowstone rafk and of tWo buffalo.
from the anme park TcmpumnN me
Inn ia saguted on d iYatc property urnf
lhe Alta Niea hotel
Chlaron who may desire gao vieW
the elh snd huffnln. aH Ven nH pthfr
interested should phone Ne pppr a.
"a nr o. NJ rupc VIII probably ho
slad 90 afmNr f0t frcr nutomNhue
transportation in the Iuo and RETURN
Tho elk and nufnn oceupiiup state
rooms IN IA ear 0f the llnk Hailtuad
reached The city Yesterday mufuine 90
2 o'eieFh j DOWNS "a nuiud uHppw Nf
iolinWetnne l'efk ag ths request ai fhe
interior Department accomplished the
animals ON tho Ions tuu tn Counn
rhflati, A. he ewefHed finm ihe luli-
mnn nf the Fink tmlu YESTERDAYS murH
INK ard wrapped hla oycrcni alfoia
him he exclaimed "Gnah hp, itH r0fa
Ana thlH from h man who hHH iiVod an
uf hla life in the Yellowstone plfR
originally the shipment ooiiHlrtcs "
twenty heni az clk and thr two hui
faht lsn route. however threu of the
oit dlod Tho enF immediately ui,ufi
iis arrival WINS awiteh,d io ihc pens OF
the Nnp ana fOf the first iimr the nrat
aplvhia fnr the Corpus Chnau Xuo
tasted uf tho famed climatic az thttr
future homr Aiso they tasted ol au
abundant hot hrDAk3aai consisting ni
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-14
HUERTA DIES
AS CRISIS WITH
MEXICO ARISES

pr,.ta.n, rs, t..h,,,,,, M tats rt,..
a,,,a after,,,,a t.,,osl.s, ,t,a.,., n..
~ his hr,th.,. An. h,a No., ,es..I,..t
,Nith Mn, ana t..s. At..,ts ,,i,. $500
,,,., PRESIDENT under Nader, 49,. ~.
sa.ateAted Will. sla,n, u.a., s,s,.t
f,nn the penitensiai,
mis- c,t,or srousqa .f.,,,,, 81 H.,
A.1h.tien th,o,,,.l,,,,,t IN. rnt,.,t
stet.a fn n,,ns .natt.rs ,,.,, 80
s.,e,na. ~ te,,,,.,'nti,o ,,,,i t,r..,',,,,,
ran wno ,,.. ~ ,l,,. ~. IN 1919.
sff,se a,,.,,i,i A., ,l,, nn ,e,,..,. ,,'t,',.
.,ishf ,.r,p,it 49,. ,nr,.n,t,s. .,,,,,,,,.,.
t,,t,,r M l,..la,.,, ,fes,,
ln,n,ea,.tsl, Il, ass,,,n,,,. ,,,t,.,
lfcstaent Nlaoe ,.f,.,.d ~ -
llssr,a a. ~. h.,t M ~, 49,.
t,n,ern,,.,s I, .,,,,, NJ ~, e,., ~,
such recognition hsa haen Granted b,'
Grost lsn,am al ths .ame ,lms ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-14

Stress sclsed 100 deputies and throw
them in iail
liis NEXT gtep WAS Ga can sn ciro
tioW at which onls hurrtistas were al
lowed 90 vote With ths result tatt be-
wis dtclArvd president with Gtutfal
iiiHnguvt vice president Nr land
eaaiu demanded ghat imrria rrsirn an,i
mcetine With q arcnud REFUSAL ieu
Mryico cas- on November fnr Ntra
crua
fhrourhNut the winter lhc tension
actween tho nitea states and NlrN
ieo continued to srow mofr acute
American vArahlps wrrr despatched Co.
AeAivan waters ana - Argc numhcr of
tfoprs wcu concentrated on tho hOrslcr.
AZ the san,e time the Coustitutionaiistr
NJ thc Nartunm taction csned them
SELVES advanced from tbe north de
festins en-" iiucrta tronpa in patuo af-
Tor hattie
The climaN yamc m Apru WHEN a.
pSflN ~ American hluelaokets was
seiaed at rampicn and thrown intt isa
fAc AWeficars WITS quickly teleasra
but tmeria refused President WILSON
demand iof "a dlmal SALUTE to enc
star, ane Strn're As mtlaaft of fre.
sfatiun eu AFrl ne Amouctn hiue
iavNeta sad maruts landed al Vera
cFuf IA for,o sHa occrpi,a thc I'D, at
tor semc street fighting ,n whirh
namhcf os Nniersesns wrrc k.ilcd
Shertly aitesWtni a mediation pn,no.
a VAS medt h Apscuiipa. Rfatii ANA
Nhlle and ecgtpled N,iaisnne,s v.er.
hel@ "A Niagara Falls. b,t hrun.ht mo-
decisive fessilt
Walters sTalgyd along mfN hilf +
when huertA. his Finances exhausted. hi.
army taowNghN isaten and di,oresn
met mt enemies growing sfcadliv
stronger, pn'semtci hiS nsflpnati,n "a thc
NeNlean 'oneyrss Re >iilsa nom pt,gr
70 MeNsse lev DAYS hser '0n she tsr
man cruiser nrc..ien and after .lssr,
stay % iamaica. chartered stcAmcr ana
- nul iW Spain ga November IS pr..s.
Hlent Wilson crfer,d she evacuation n
NrN Cph
On Macch n 1919, General ruerta la,
spain cstcaslhiy loF bucnos Aig,. III
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-14
FEW PoLL TAXEs pAln

I.t NHtrr nlnst- thar suer !.
'Nrpua CHRISTI ANA Nucces 4,
esiDflH morning caused an ~
"wn.rte -toprnso uf poll tax payns;
't.s tHau twenty being issued sr,o
office of County Tax assessor AZ
IoiM payments t0 date are ia
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-14
ADVERSE RULING
FROM ATTORNEY
IN BOND E

"nntinuei from rae, 4,
.w .n"t|n. ali NJ tho mss,
ae- eHIOted hy tho peoplc =
ral.-a ui thlt nn y ei,,..
r...i are Geo do 300 could ak.
Htt nom slpplyne water y
HNW Hits|dc ihr city
As fnr the auditorium nso...
tn Dpen question with me ana 4.
aw wiuns to have delaved !,
Hf sn many things cnnfrontIns
ls additional nuitarr acW.,.
pNne bluff Improvement ~
rlna CHAT probably 10 wa,,s
nf r.r ls tn wait awhile IA 4.
I.r or.ctlns 90 municipal autn~s
u.s. b. neisoher Vs. T. pnns T,
I.rrastor Doe ilirsch EossI, Il
ID E l0chcr pr ". y ~
Mnet % b. Sutherland ane \
Af.r.l tho Rlncon auneSat,e, ,
1ni asrei That the time Is nat ~
tH. ..li.nt nf au auditorlam
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-14
HEADACHE FROM
Acorn? Ln|
~PAPE's COLD coMpo,,.
SEVERE coLos Oh AZ.
IN FEW HOURS

Nnn cold VIII break a.,
ulatrt end after tasier
panrs cold Compound.
hour until three doses -. W.
% promptly opens - ~
trlls and aif passages N ~ '',..s
girtr discharge nr nose
Iefrs 81 s headache. dur,ss. "a,
NESS sore throat sueezins 80. -
stiffness 'a'.
non B stay stuffed-up. o.s
a1d snafrns Ease qso. !. y
head n0ihius else in tt, W.
nth nf0mp, ieief ~
c.mpourf whiah costs ~. w
at anf lra4 etere 30 acts ~
stance tastes MICE ana ~,
enience Arcep, no s,.,' ~
Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-14

are being formed under a recent lesls-
iailge act
" ono small county alone appf4N-
imately nine hundred thousand dollars
Will be spent within the next Two years
~ improve The public highwssa nnd
there ~ not town in this county ~
more than 5000 inhahitauta. IhrnReuid
~ The central. % distributing, point
Tor from ton e. twenty counties ln Nor
theast Arkansas ma s0uiheastern Mis-
souri, and u experiencing "A wonderful
period - development"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-30
FOR SALE

$l,400-3-room, modern bungalow
two sleeping purches, lot 5Oxl42,
Fourth ward
S4,500-1-room modern brick resi-
dencc, glasScd-n sleeping porch,
hot water neat, fine shade and
lawn; Fourth ward, close in.
So, 100-5-room, modern bungalow,
stucco finish, lot so by 200, good
shade, garage, West Central avenue.
I,5oO-5room frame bath, etc. in
Highlands, close In; very easy
terms.
3S,OOO-5room brick. modern, West
Silver avenue, cellar. good out
buildings.
Sc, 000-S6-acre ranch in high state
OF cultivation, 1000 fruit trees,
grapes, berries, good house and
barn, six miles from city. one OF
the finest places in the valley.
Many other bargains in improved
and un.mproved property.
A. FLlEISCl8IIElR
Real Estate aud Insurance
III South Fourth street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-30

through Chairman Mathewson that
nearly every town In the state has
one or two garages with machine
shops that could be of great value
while the horse markets at Miles city
and Dillon could supply cayalr,
troops.
over 1000 high explosive shells a
day could be turned out by a railway
motor manufactures company in
Nebraska, according to Chairman
Holdredge. Guns could also be
made there, while food, clothing and
mineral supplies are available. Chair.
man Morris r. Sherrcd of New Jersey
found the work there so heavy that
he divided the state into county divi-
sions with general headquarters in
the Newark city han. The best re
suits were obtained.
Makes Cartridge Cases.
Another Illustration of how manu-
iacurers with outputs normally to-
tally unrelated TO war can swing their
resources to the government in an
emergency was shown in the case Of
a silversmth reported by Chairman
j. G.. White of New York, who is now
making thousands of cartridge cases
a day for the French "15's" and bul-
lion y"oi' rhis ,, W. ',g, ,iI ,'i ii.
,ni,o riold ,,, ,,,,,,,,,i,t. 1'i , u.s.
'reyas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u Vo,,iv,,
mo boattias, a,''1.,,i 'g g,.ti,
,,a, Inbn - IIa,,Io,. ",'W,' ~ ''''',
crna., ~ r.c,i,d sor,, ~
.dIo,tionai ori,,,. Wv P''Po''"
MN |n ,dji,io, g., a.. ,.,,.,.
,ori, ,,,mli,G ',i,t,.,., lou,!,''
,,,,ng ,n5 dr,,, ',,,,' ''" ac ,,[luN W.T.,
vvyn,,,ing Viii, ,'ll''
.,.lonnd r,so,,rca ,I Wv ". '''u i9
ed nr thn s,r,o, W,'' ~ t"'lE "''i
,,,,, >.,u, ,'.,iiGa ",' u',,E ~ mn,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-30
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

Chicago July Embarrassing re-
ccipts from the winter crop region to-
gether with predictions of slightly
cooler weather in the northwest gave
an advantage 10 the bears I'm wheat.
Largely in consequence the market
closed weak, q TO ! ~ net lower.
with September at $1.2ln X ana De
cember at $l24 y ~ *. In corn the
outcome varied from lc decline to "a
IKE advance, oats finished u TO asC
down, and provisions up cents to 10
10 12iac, except July pork. which
showed a nominal setback of poe.
Enlarged demand for ears through
out the winter wheat belt tended to
make the wheat bears somewhat ag-
gressive as the movement Of new
wheat to primary markets already
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-30
HOT STRUGGLE ON
FOR 1916 AUTO
RACING CHAMPION

/ Cbirapo t,I, % A,vto,g,,',. 1,.,,
nionshin yit, y, ioae, cn[,, ri,,,l Leu
/ Ionl,inr in bard ~ ,,,, trarh,' &C. 1,a
/ UNIV tho .t,noeIo f,,. 10 ,ats ,,t,,,,,,
/ LiIo ra.o dri,,o, nho,,,,i,,sbj., 10,
mn from tho Iatost standino announcod
nv tho contoet ho,r,' or IL 1,,Io,ilo.,'
ontonobilo ..ssoci,,to,, - az
,r1,a,,,t ~, -, ia. p.,r,, ~
palma hv 80 Hoin,e ancnrdino ~ no
ratino ofto,. ,b MI, daei - S,,,a
ha anotbo, no n,i, I,, a no az toI,,,,
,,,o,,I,l art oa,Tor, ~, 10 tor,1i,,lr
EdJio DioI.anL,aho, ,,.hiin o6o ,,,.t,,s..
Lat,;,,d W. DaI,,,a t.
desrieas co,,tordar ,D1 polTI, Hiri
fnr5 ~ ,ot H., ,,as,tta,, ,i,',,, t,,
,,t,,roso,,, ~ e a" ,i, ~ upset '''
~, cont I,a ,tr,,,,,,i'7' cou u,a ,otc
chan,nion.hi,, f.. tbo 6nttast =, tho ,, ,s
.n,r, of ,ba ,oni,'1 ,,,,,e - ~ ~
rrin,Vav FOR Beet, t5one,b no doos Ie,6
h,, - aonfnrtati" ,,ar9.i,, Srho trn'
ui,y nae ,I,,,5,., ,',,'' ta,atoI IA, r1o
s,,,.d I,i,,,,s t,,t 10 COO, tbo, nj -
- Condri, Wv" ,,',, ,i' 49,. cue, ae
sio 600 - or, Wi'' ,i,,, mao 'liS wy
tinnod o,,on,, tbo first ,,.oo 5,.i,io,s
a,','5l,. r.. ,,,a. ~ W 80,
,,ndonbtndIy nnt ,,ora CIV. ' tnta ne
ri,.,Ir,,
~ ,orso,,,o,,oo ,ho ,o,c Guiana
l,iin raci,,r ,ra,,,, II, 1o,.aIn,,i,,,r ,,,,.,o
..,,oo,i tll7 49,, ,i,i,,l, u,,,,,T,,, ,,,,,.
III N roai,',. '' ',,
~ a. ,,,, 1,,,,1,., ,,.,. ,t,.
siy,n o,o,,t aha,o, ,'' a. 'g,
Iaa,'5 o,,i,,t S.a,i,,i,, ~,
IoIr ~ ,'"r'e IN "'''' ''''''''b ''''
,It,r0 N W ,''i'ii ,i i'io,i
,,,,,'sii',ttii,o '','i i''s -.
ON. ho,,n ,',,i,l,annd &C. ~ .1u ,f
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-30

Kansas city. July %. Cattle Re
.ccipts POO MarEc, steady. Prime
fed steers. $9.GOa10.35; western
steers. &7.OOMg95. stockcrs. So GOA
500: calves. $G.50mt1.00.
Hogs Receipts 500 Market
strong. higher Bulk. S9.50mN.75,
heavy, $9.70@9.So, light, $945W9.Ip,
pigs, $S75u925.
Sheep-Rccclpt coo Market steady
Lambs. 00nl0-5: yearlings. SG15.
GtS.35, wcthors, SI50t7S5; ewes,
$7.UUGiT.GU
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-30
federal BANK RESERVES.

Washington, July 2g-Reserves of
the federal reserve banks increased
more than "a 600. 900 during the past
week according to statement of the
banks condition July 2S, issued byl
the federal reserve board,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-30
Actual Condition.

Loans, discounts, etc, 83,lS8,931,-
600, increase $3,9S5, 900
Reserve in own vault CD, $43s
$4,000; increase S7ll,000.
Reserve in federal reserve bank
S1GG,025.000; increase $4,000.
Reserve in other repositories. S52
10000. increase $l0l.0 600.
Net demand deposits, $3,125,9GS,
600 increase $1,220,O00
Net time deposits, $1S5.2G1, 000i
decrease, $1,000, 600.
Circulation, $3l,446OOO; decrease
$4,000.
CBJ OF which S355,137, 900 Is specie
Aggregate reserve, SG47.GSG,0 600.
Excess reserve $l0g, 24G,310; in
crease $l,1SO,95O.
Summary OF state banks and trust
companies in Greater New York not
included in clearing house statement
Loans, discounts, etc, S7lG,2S3,900;
decrease $7.322,S00.
Specie, S60,10790O; decrease $780,
300.
LEGAL tenders. &9,lOS,2OO; decrease
S3S,2O0
Total deposits, $SG5,943,GOO; in
crease $3,444,500
Banks cash reserve in vault, SILL
$4,000.
Trust companies cash reserve IN
vault, $5T335.2OO
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-30
Albuquerque Foundry and
Machine Works

Observation-Disclosures
castings in Iron, Brass, Bronze. Alum
mum, Electric Motors, Oil Engines
Pumps and Irrigation.
Works and Office Aibuauerque.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-30
WEEKLY r1NANCnL sTATEMENr

New York. July 2g.--'rhe statement
of the actual condition of clearing
house banks and trust companies for
the week shows that they hold $f09,-
24G,310 reserve in excess Of legal re-
uuirements This is an Increase OF
81 lG0 $50 over last week.
Thn aInfnmnnt fnllnMa-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-30
wANTED-Agenrs

" ANIED-AEcnls. male and female. for Al
mqucrquc ana Ncw Mexico towns cal
mornings or write Mpuagcr rs Grant BLDG
AluuuuerQuc u NJ
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-30

showed notable excess over last
years total arrivals at the CORE
spending time The outlook for some
what lower temperatures northwest
tended further to handicap the bulls,
as the prospect seemed 10 make spec
ulators more inclined to take chances
on the theory that Canadian fields
might escape with relatively smaller
losses from black rust and from heat
blight than has been the case south
of the international line.
Scattered showers in the southwest
tended to ease the deferred options of
corn. oats were bearshly affected by
reports Of excellent conditions for the
harvest.
Provisions averaged higher with
hogs The amount Of business done
though was small.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-30
TNII.WI,ITI.RS

-~N~4~~e--e~-~~~~~~~~e~~-
ALI. KINDS uutn new ana SECOND hand
bought Sold rented ana repaired Aihu-
qlorgue Typewriter Exchange. Phone sl4
la2 South Fourth street
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-11-02
NORMAL SCHOOL NOTES.

The student secretary for the Y. w.
G. A. visited the Association during
the past week, addressing the mem
bers several times and speaking to the
students Of the school in Assembly
on Thursday morning. She was the
guest of honor at an afternoon tea
served by the Y. w. girls in the AS
sociation's room.
On Saturday evening the Y. w. C.
A. entertained at Halloween party to
which number of student guests
were invited. About 70 responded to
the invitations and came masked for
the annual jollifcation. Light re.
freshments were served, pumpkin pie
and apples duly bobbed, being prom
inent in the menu.
On Friday evening Mrs. Simpson
arranged for dancing party for the
Boys and Girls Glee Clubs. 1t WISE
held in the Assembly hall of the Nor.
NAL school from to II o'clock, the
room being appropriately decorated
for the occasion in Halloween color
scheme and designs. A number Of
guests responded to the invitations
rendered, while all considered the at
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-11-02
STATEMENT BY CHAIRMAN VIM
EMKE

Our 1916 campaign closes with this
weeks edition. Before another issue
Of the papers reach the people, their
decision in mOmentous matter will
have been recorded. We have tried to
lay emphasis upon the real issues, and
have tried to present the facts to the
voters, not unsupported charges. We
have tried to conduct a clean cam
paign, and now we call upon all per-
sons, regardless of party, to unite and
vote their convictions for the best in
terests of the country. We are fully
convinced that if the people know the
facts of President Wilson's admins
tration, they will not vote for him.
We believe Governor Hughes will
become our President March 4th. We
urge all sober thinking citizens not to
vote for divided administration that
would embarrass him. We urge them
to support Senator McCumher, whose
work has been in their interests for
18 years; and the same reasons call
for united Republican house of rep
resentatives.
Our opponents, financed by Big Bus
mess Standard Oil, Wall Street, Tam
many Hall and the ammunition fac
tories, have stopped short of nothing.
With their millions Of taintcl cam
paign funds, they have spread I'M
tt uths broadcast in their endeavor to
mislead the people. They have at
tempted to stife honest criticism
hey have looted the postmasters and
other public officials. They have
shamed the nation.
We are firmly convinced that this
campaign can not be won by misrep-
RESERVATIONS and large campaign
fund. We will win because our cause