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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-16
New York Mortgage and
Security Co.

iab Broadway. New York. june J, 1915.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The respective Boards of Directors OF ms
NEW YORK MORTGAGE AND SECURITY
COMPANY and tho NEW YORK TITLh
INSURANCE COMPANY having made -
entered into an agreement. under the re-
spectivs corporate seals Of the said Corn,
psnie-. for The merger ~ the said NEW
YORK MORTGAGE AND sECrKLTy con-,
PANY into the said y YORK TlTl1F
INSURANCE CoMpANY; undo ne mans
and style OF NEW YORK TITLE AID
MORTGAGE COMPANY. prcscfIbing NJ"
terms and conditions thereof. and tbs
mode OF carrying the same into effect.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. In %acco'd,
ence with the Instructions OF the siid
Board, that /. special Mee,ins Of The stem
holders OF the NEW YORK MORTGAGE
AND SECURITY. COMPANY will Re he'd
81 the once of the said Company, No. l5b
Broadway. Borough of Manhattan. View
York CITY. at /, O'clock. noon. on Tues.
day. June 20. 1916. 10 consider and at
upon said agreement OF merger which Will
then be submitted to said stockholders for
their approval,
The stock transfer hook- 81 ths COM
pany VII be closed on FRIDAY. June Is.
1916. Al , o'clock T. NJ. and reopened on
Wednesday. June 81. 1915. at 10 o'clock
HARRY A. KAHLER. President
FRANK L. COOKE. Secretary.
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Louisville and Nashville dM better
yesterday than Wall Street had e1-
pected. Instead Of increasing the div1-
dend on tho stock from 6 per cent. per
annum to 8 PET rent. the directors Of
the railway raised II TO a Z per cent.
basis. This was done by the declaration
Of n semi-annual dividend Of az per
cent. a able on August 10 20 stock OF
record on July 30. In view Of the trn-
proved earnings Of the company. the
anding had been general in Wall
Street for several weeks that the semi
annual dividend would be increased from
go 10 3 per cent. provided that the
,Htor situation did not appear too
s,rious. From February. 1910, up u
February. 1915. the Louisville and Nash
vile had been paying dividends at the
rate Of per cent. per annum In Feb
ruary. 1915. h rate WAS redvred to 8
per cent. per annum owing TO h war
and the general business depression. The
Louisville and Nashville In the recond
railroad this week tn stake favorable
dividend action. Tie other day the BIG
Four. which passedsthe dividends on Its
preferred stock In 1918. resumed them
at the rate Of 6 per cent. per ann M
The new Of Louisville and Nashville
dividend action came too late to ..ave
ANY effect on that or my other railroad
stork. Louisville and Nashville closing
only X Of a point up At l3+%.
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A break OF N full half point in the
price OF the Anglo-french bonds shorty
after the opening OF the stock market
Yesterday created considerable OF a sen.
sation. These securities. which had
closed on Wednesday at s5s.. declined
under heavy selling to s5L. The trad
ing in the bonds WAS the heaviest that
Il had seen In many days. The
were offered IN big blocks. ranging my
where from 5000 rar value TO $215'-
600 par value. tt. heavy selling was
accompa MED by the usual Hood OF ru-
mors, but Il was found that the onerinE
of bonds was the result OF the payment
Yesterday of du Pont lie Nenours 4
Co. special dividend Of ?3is per cent
or this amount 49,: per cent. or ap-
proximately &l1 900. 600. was In Anglo
French bonds. Apparently the stock
holders of the powder company pre-
ferrei In turn their bonds into cash as
soon as they received Thorn In the way
Of dividends and that caused the slump
in joint bonds of the British and French
Governments.
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BETTER UNDERGONE
IN COTTON MARKET
liverpool Buying and Com.
plants of Wet Weather
Cause Advance.
EXPORTS ARE RGER

mere WAS a stronger undertone In
oe,.on Yesterday. After opening At a
decline Of . 20 s points prices advanced
rather sharply and closed at a net gain
n . 10 10 points. Liverpool was lower
than que. but there were further ev,-
.,ences that the selling in the English
market vas for straddle account. This
,alled for considerable buying here. One
mr. Ivs,e cable said Dull market lacks
buying power. Local jobbers working
aga,nst advance"
The action ~ Liverpool. according to
opinions here, indicates that the English
trade IL impressed by easier freights,
larger imports and prospects OF further
heavy shipments of cotton from tlis
side before the end Of the season.
Moreover. the Liverpool trade knows the
amount If cotton owned by English n,er-
chants IN his country. and II is felt
that the cessation IN English buying for
this reason IL more or less significant.
A good deal Of cotton IL now going
forward. Exports for the first two
weeks IN June probably broke all req
crds for that time, as they amount to
more than 100000 bales. II Is said that
froignt fcNTn was UcokeU Vor at least
10000 bales out Of New York on Wednes-
day n, the price of $50 per hurdred.
southern spot markets were, steady
Yesterday and the bullish advices
from Augusta, New Orleans arri Other
points were largely responsible for ere
stine bullish sentiment and encourasinR
buying by local professional.
The weather was unsettled over prac.
tically the entire belt Yesterday. Texas
reported rainfall ranging from a trace
70 . inches and more. fhe central bel, u,
we'll as the Atlanti.. States also wcr,
visited BY scattered, Showers. Texas wire.
stated that whi,A the rains were no
needed they wo'Aid do no harm.
n. r. BAchnan & Co. tina
the Watkins Bureau estimates the con
dillon OF f1e cotton belt on June s ut 7S.5
This - an Improvement of about l pc,
cent. The gain is largely in the south
eastern. States and Oklahoma. which ha
been orse somewhat by deterioration
In so hthwest Texas, where drought con
tinvhs.
Aarp~ closed steady.
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IRON AND STEEL MARKETS.
several Large Structural Contracts
Are rendinx.

The American Brass Company has been
negotiating with the American R-idr.
Company for ahou. 5000 tons Of s,ruc,ural
-'ee. 90 be used In building = projected
plant at kenosha, Wis. ~ .hc plant e.
constructed the American Bridge company
VIII probably furnish tho stoel. but thu,
far tho official contract has not been
closed. The Canadian Rr,dse Company T.
- fahr'rste 5000 tons structural steel 'pr
tho Toronto linton station. Scv--ai o'her
large structural contracts aye pending
snare 4 Triest admitted 'h- iowcsr bd 80,
ihe Ffty-Nfth street New Nork city pier
yesterday, requiring i,"io tons steel Bids
viii be taken to-day on the construction "
V. Vi g 4 building a. rr,icr which
VII require 800 to 700 tons sfruc:ur,
shapes and 400 tons reinforcing coucrc,,
bar.
sales Of 5000 tons steel rounds arc 70,
ported FOR export IN lHis, and several other
inquiries Of 5000 to 5000 tons are in the
market
Ktlroad. have placed m'sc-llaneous
orders for about 5000 tons rails. and 90, ooo
tons more are pending for domestic ship
rent. following the large export orders
amounting - -. 0oO ton-, virtually closed
for deferred shipment.
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Mercantile Marine.

Interests allied with the protective
committees for the various classes Of
securities OF the International MercAn-
tile Marine Company said yesterday that
the plans for the readjustment OF the
company's Affairs were progressing
smoothly and that Il Was believed that
matters would be in shape for q formal
public announcement early next week.
Every possible effor. Is being made TO
hasten proceedings In order to get the
company out Of the hands Of the re-
ceivere.
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sULzBERGER q sOHs COMPANY.
Greferred AfOrk

the Board OF Directors OF SuIzberGer D
Company hiss declared a quarterly
dividend Of One and three-Quarters per
cent. GAfo) on its preferred stock. pay
able July /. 1916. to the preferred stock
holders OF record a. 3 o'clock T. NJ. on
Tuesday. June 20. 1915. Checks will be
mailed. The transfer books Of the Com
pany will DO closed at : O'Clock 7. NJ. on
Tuesday. June 20. 1916. and reopened at
10 O'Clock A. N. on Saturday. July J., 1915.
Dated. New York. June IS, 1915.
WILLIAM c. BUETHE, Asst Treasurer.
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New York Title Insurance Co.
1875 Rroadwsy. N.w YORK.. Jnre D. 1915

1875 Broadway. New York. June J, 1915
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The respective Boards Of Directors. .,
the NEW YORK TITLE INSURANCE.
and tho NEW YORK MORT
GAGE AND SECURITY COMPANY having
made and entered into an agreement, IN
der the respective corporate seals Of IN.
eaid Companies. for tn" merger 81 the said
NEW YORK MORTGAGE y SECURITY
COMPANY into the said NEW YORK II
TIE COMPANY, under the
name and style OF NEW YORK TITLE
AND MORTGAGE COMPANY, prescribing
the terms and conditions thereof, snd tho
mode Of carving the ANT in'o erec'.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GWEN. that a
Special Meeting ~ the stockholders % the
NEW YORK TITLE NST RANCE COW
FANY will DO held nj tho once Of 'ha
said Company. No. 1876 Brosdusy. Borough
Of Manhattan. New York city. az -
o'clock. noon. on Tuesday. juno 20, 1915.
to consider and act upon said agreement
Of merger which will then he submitted 20
said stockholders for their approval
The stock transfer book. Of tho COMPANY
Will be closed on Friday. June Is. l9ls, A.
O'clock ?. NJ, and reopened or W.dne7-
day June a. isie' a. 10 I5''E ~
FRANK l. COOKE. Secretary,
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COTTONSEED OIL.

Trading was again active. With tho mHr-
ket showing weakness lat" in 'hH day.
Moderate gains occurred carly, with buy
ing on the advance IN lard and tn" nrnl'
n.es Of the spot market lh"fc Wa som"
eyidcuro OF Southern selling Of tho distant
dem cries and. under moderate ilpuiia
ton, prices developed considerable vesA
ness, resulting in selling on stop orders
The unsettled feeling In all oils continued
10 h. the depressing feature IN the mar
k.t and there was only "a limited demand
for spot oil. Oner!ngs, however, were
well CONTROLLED. Some offerings Of new
crop crud. were reported on the basis Of
SIC for the nrst week IN September AMI
Gao, for all September.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
United Shoe Machinery
CORPORATION

The Directors Of this Corporation havs
declared a quarterly dividend Of ite%
t3Tisc. per share) on the Preferred capital
stock. and u dividend OF 80 t6oo. per
$3.50 per shsre) IN cash on the Common
ca pitsl stock. all payable July Sth. 1915:
to stockholders Of record at the close Of
business June .2nd. 1915. The Directors
voted. also. TO distribute among the holders
NJ Common stock Of record at the close OF
surplus asset. Of the Corporation. consist.
ing OF shares OF the 10 Preferred stock of
the Thomas g. Plant Company. on the
basis OF fifteen cneJthousandths C15-i00ol
Of a share of said Preferred stock OF said
Thomas o. Plant COMPANY for each share
Of the Common stock of the United Shoe
Machinery Corporation. such distribution
to be made on July 18th. 1915, or a. soon
thereafter as circumstance will permit.
J.. A. COOLIDGE. Treasurer.
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COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY.

." BFohuwky.
New York. June IS. 1915.
The Board ~ Directors have this day
declared a Quarterly Dividend Of Five Per
cent. and an Extra Dividend Of Two Per
Cent. on the Ca bi,sl Stock Of this Com
psny. payable June solh. 1916. to Stock
holders % record a. IN. close Of business
june 2fnd. 1915.
The Transfer Gooks'wil NOT close.
l.. W. w1GGfS. Secretary.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES,

PRESS cGMrANT.' iSC.HA pc,,,ion In
bankrupl,S hs~ been MED against tho
Federal Mai snd General Express Com
pany, so. sixth street, by Samuel spd
Edward Wohlstcdter, ss committee of
jacob Woh,.,edtsrs an incompetent,
on two notes, Harry /. Et,inser. at.
torne! ro5 ne company. said yesterday
tract, Tor the delivery 81 mail and be.
cause Of ne" laws the company. had to
ponsider.hie I,aSiii,i N.Ss Tor IN. WAGONS w"roms
and this was the cause 81 the trouble.
FRANK a Ca petition In bankruptcy
dealer in millinery al l4ls Third avenue,
The COMPANY made an assignment on
' 'Yn:: :, Liabilities are $4,000 and assets
R~ai Estst~ so- Creditors.
BLOCH BROS-Archibald Palmer, a..
.. Bloch Bros. butcher. 7sa Columbus
Siash avenue 1sIa y..,srd.y that MIr:.
Bloch. Who ~ss president OF the Zurich
Realty Company and Of thu. RandesE
psnies TO transfer real estate TO Mr., Pei.
Mn ~, x. s,'1 p.,,y Tx ,s,s re-: street. s:ta'; |: :,
w.s; issd street, liz, Wet. Ina
.!r:.t :oi IVES. i;:th street; 50. East
mStsS : 'siSs. ~. but M. Bloch kss
Noo0 uaA1,s - sell the real estate. Mis-
pSf0oe0i liabilities ere So, 80. which ne
sYpscts - pay In full.
Ass1gu0Sots.
JOHN sILvEkAAN, dealer In dress sosAs
% stsatse strsst, has msas An a.
S|5S2sst e SnssISs Sns9sss:r' q, A.,
~ 4. 81 S::S:..s:s -: -:
$1,000 vs. asi
eOSs !" " .
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JULIUS KAYsER q co.

A regular quarterly dividend Of one ana
on" half per cent. ritre) upon thsCommon
Capital stock OF julius ksyser 4 Co. hae
been declared, payable July Ist. 1915, to
The holders OF record OF such stock At the
c'o'. ~ business on Jane .c:h. 1919. D.r.
nord checks will be forwarded by Quar-
aniy Trust Company OF New York.
EDWIN 5. BASER, Secretary,
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. jun A.--Thcre were
ton. which carried the stock from ioS 10
tho closing price beiu z: lla. Phiisdel
'hia Rapid Transit and Phi Adelphia Electric
AXE superior Corporation Income So sold
from 50 70 80 and closed II sHS. sales totallcd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-16
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, juno B-Cuion Carbide WAS tho
only issue 20 show an important change
Moderate buying caused an advance of 3
points. with the gam heins well maintained
Al the close sears Hoehuck and Chicago
Pneumatic Tool were traotlou1lly lower. Tue
bond market Wa very slow The summary
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OTIS ELEVATOR COMPANY

Ib'h 81 Z IIth NVe, \. Y. 9, June II, 1R1V
The quarterly dividend OF 81. so per shsr.
on N" Preferred stock and 81 rs per share
on N" Common stock will be pal Id July IS.
l9lf, to Stockholders 81 record ~ the Gloss
Of business June 30. 1915. checks Will be
mailed. W, -, Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-16
Burlington Z Missouri River
Railroad Company In Nebraska
Consolidated Mortgage
Per Cent. Sends
Due JULY I, 1919.

NOTICE Is HEREBY CtvEN THAI IN
pursuance OF a Trust Mortgage Deed exo-
cuted to Ths New England Truat COMPANY.
Trustees, by tho Burlington a Missouri
River Railroad COMPANY in Nebraska.
dated July l.. 1873. the following So Con
solidAt0d mortgage Bonds due July \. 1918.
Of said Railroad Company, secured by said
Deed Of Trust. have been drawn for pay
ment, VIZ:
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. yune M-The copper. shsree failed
TO hold the advance that was oegun yester.
day. Prices yielded easily under moderate
offerings. Atlantic. Gulf and. West Indies
was very srtive. continuing the recent "a.
vance. II sold n . new hieh 1t ssA. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-16
ULTON TRUST CO. Of N. Y.
1n Broadway. New York City. June Is. 1916.
4Nh Come euf;ve Semi.Annua1 Dividend.

by Resolution OF the Board Of Trustees,
y Semi- Annual Dividend OF FIVE PER
CENT. "a payable on July J. 1916. to stock
holders OF record At the close OF busin ess.
3 y. NJ. juno 10. 1916.
CHARLES NJ. VAN kLEECK. Secretary.
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EMPIRE STEEL Z IRON COMPANY.

A. n meeting OF the Board OF Directorp
held on this date q dividend Of Three Per
sock Of the company. payable July lat.
1915. to Stockholders OF record Of that
date. Transfer Books will close At 3
o'clock r. VI. June Goth. 1916. and reopen
July 5rd. 1915. a; 10 o'clock a. ".
y $. STiLLMAN, Secretary.
Cats-auQuz. Pennsylvania, June 18th, 1919.
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THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

P%!TTsRCR0. June n-ohio Fuel lost -.
points. American window Glaes Machine was
strong Columns Gas and Electric was ac-
tive and fractionslly higher. Pure on was
firm. wcs,ins house AIR Brake closed n 10.
~ 4 nninia 1hA anmmAN
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IN. local market for spot cotton was quiet.
n POINTS advance. middling. i. yr. southern
spot markets az officially reported were UNI
'hsnsed TO 10 points advance. New Orleans.
y So Galveston. II ~ Savannah. l2Sc.:
Memphis. H.; Au-usta, ltSoc Houston.
a M
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Republican VALLEY Railroad Company

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES THAT. In
pursuance Of n trust mortgage deed e~s
cuted to The New England Trust ro'nparv
ny the Republican valley 1yb'rost ON
many, dated july /, 1919. ~ FOLLOW
INC SIX PER CENT MORTGAGE RoNpS
DIE JULY /, 1919. Of said Rairnat Com
ranv, secured Wy eali decd NJ '-I.' RAW
REEN DRAWN FOR PAvMTSr. Wa;
n~A- naYl- L., nm .a.A ..M-A.na
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The bonds bearing tho abpv. numbers
will be paid at part A. hc office Of the
Undersigned, 1875 Devonshire street. Boston.
Mass. on the First bay Of July. 1915.
after which date interest on satd bonds will
cesse In conformity with the terms 81 fhs
Trust Deed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-16

The output Of pig iron IN Germany
during April WAS i.01s.7os toni. against
~ o1tpQi a. l,ilS.lS% tons IN May and
. ygs6ssusR ss oS5.sss toss IN April
lest yeaS.
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Nhd 1SeuVy w n.TT7 WV "'"' """
g =! i@ 81 =, .sS ~ s5s
rhs bond, bearing thu Nhoy. ruuhc''
viii he paid a. rar a. ~" "nl- ~ ~"
undersigned. l25 psvonsLlr. street. pH
THE FIRST DAY OF july H.f AfTI!,
WHICH DATE lNTLEEsr "% eNll'
BONDS WILL CEASE lu conformity wen
,Ae tcr,ns IL liz rLxL 1891
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-16

Manufacturer Of steel line pipe do not
expect any large orders from the oil and
gas fields in the near future. but there
is one inquiry in the market for about
hftsen miles Of twelve Inch wrought pipe
for shipment into Oklahoma Mills are
generally veil cold a are not anxious
Tor new business for several months.
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The New England Trust Company,
TRUSTEE,

BY JAMES II. HOOPER. Prealdenr.
Boston. Mass, June ~. 1915.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-16

Decatur. Ill, has placed an order for
400 tons Of cast iron pipe with the
United States Cast Iron Pips and Foun-
dry Company. and the same founders
submitted the lowest tender III hoo
tons OF pipe for the city OF 50. Paul.
Kansas CITY will receive bids IN "A few
days on 500 tons OF cast pipe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-16

Numerous small Inquiries for large
and medium size steel rounds aud also
for billets for direct export are com
ing out almost daily In lots running
from 5000 to 5000 tons. but the
demand is not satisfied readily. domes-
tic manufacturers having prospective
domestic orders for tho same material.
to which they are giving preference at
the same price.
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Exports yesterday we're 13.seS bales. Tot a.
thus far for this season. a-22l.6ss bales. To
al last season. s.0,5 .35l bales.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-16

Automobile manufacturers continue
actively and urgently in the market for
special kinds of steel aud automobile
parts. The demand for rivets and bolts
from this industry Ii especially press
ing. One prospective contract covers
90, 600. 900 bolts and 100000 900 NJ for
shipment over the next four months. The
general demand for rivets n bolts,
however, has been we'll satisfied and
manufacturers. with capacity we'll sold,
are refusing to quote on some Of the
automobile manufacturers inquiries.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-16

The Federal Council of Switzerland
has notified all metal dealers In Switzer-
land to make no sale of metal In stock.
as an embargo has been placed on all
such supplies by the Government.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-07-27
SIATi, Or A
THOUSAND WONDERS,

axe me back to dear Montanan
Where the air is sweet as WING
And the mountains rise in sp.=ndor,
Carpeted with spruce and l..ue;
there the men are big ana manly.
And the WOMEN pure AMI AIR,
Thou hast Won my heart. Montana.
Iane me back and Keep n Z here.
Deep and wonderful thy canyons,
Beautiful Thy Waterfalls.
Lakes Of 6r.s !. ia.irrorin~
Forest aisles and glacier walls
Flea+est deer There lure the hunter.
SPECIFIED beauties haunt the
streams,
Take me back to fair Montana,
Land OF poetry and dreams.
Land OF beauty, peace and plenty,
Where the white peaks pierce the
sky.
And the rivers lave the prairie.
Laden with fertility;
Land OF zinc and coal and copper,
Rib'd with silver and with gold,
Take me back to fair Montana.
Health is there, and wealth untold
All along the rugged hillsides
And adown the velvet slopes,
Horses, sheep and cattle browsing
Give fruitiOn to our hopes;
There grain ripens til it's golden,
Wheat and corn and oats and rye.
Take me back to dear Montana.
There to live and there to die.
Collins in the Cubertson
Searchlight.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-07-27
PHI LIPS

Mrs. B. M. Phillips returned last
week from Helena much improved in
health
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean and children
made a trip to Malta last week to
have Viva fitted with glasses as her
eyes have been troubling her.
Mrs. Bestos and children have TAX
Ell homestead south OF Phillips and
are busy building on it.
Emerson Agar was called home to
n. D. by the illness OF sister there
Miss Helen Brown returned from
the Malta hospital Tuesday entirely
restored from her serious illness.
Arthur Brofousky and Miss Ruth
Smith OF Cathay, N. D., are guests at
the ulrich homes.
Anna Casey is enjoying visit
from an old school friend from Min
nesOta.
Bud Costello arrived at Phillips
Friday, having driven through from
Mondak with his goods. He will
make his home near the Veseth
ranch.
B. A. Green and Miss Esther Clan
ton OF Malta, ate Sunday dinner at
y. w. Browns Sunday
Mrs. CrisWell, who has been nurs-
ing the Phillips twins several months
has gone to her home in Helena.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-07-27
WEATHER REPORT

Conditions Of the weather at Havre
for the week ending July %:
Very favorable weather conditions
for the growth OF crop prevailed dur
ing the week ending Saturday, july
%. There was plenty Of sunshine,
the daily maximum temperatures
were not as high as that Of the pre-
ceedng week and the nights were
cool and pleasant.
There was an average daily def
cheney in temperature of 2.3 degrees
as compared with the normal Tho
highest temperature for the week
was SO degrees on Saturday. and the
lowest was so on Thursday, making
an absolute weekly range of 80 de-
grees. The highest temperature for
this week taken from SO years Of
record was 102 degrees on July %.
1898, and the lowest for the same
period was AZ on July 16, 1888
There was cyclonic thunderstorm
accompanied by heavy rain from 5
p. INTO 7 p, IN. Monday eveing and
light rain fell for several hours Tues
day afternoon. The total precipita-
ton for the week was go inches
which is 047 inches above the nor
NAL, and makes the percentage of
seasonal rainfall 1877 per cent, or 4 .23
inches above normal. There were
clear days, 2 partly cloudy and
cloudy day. The duration of reg
istered sunshine was 77.7 hours out
OF 10 hours the sun was above the
horizon making II per cent of posi-
BILE sunshine, The wind force was
light to fresh with prevailing direc-
ton from southwest. The extreme
velocity was As miles and hour from
the southwest on the 17h.
Crops in general are fully two
weeks behind the normal period OF
reaching maturity. Wheat is be-
ginning to ripen and is we'll filled,
| haying continues, oats, flax and all
! truck crops made excellent progress.