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The Springdale news., 1916-04-28
Whenever You Need General Tonic
Take Groves

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic properties of OUININE
and IRON. 1t acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. SO cents.
The Springdale news., 1916-04-28
She Mas Busy.

Your wife seems busy these days
Yes: she is to address woman's
hub"
"Ah. working on her address,
NO: on her dress Exchange.
The Springdale news., 1916-04-28

Sbakespeare's Heroines.

In Shakespeares time the parts Of
heroines We're taken by boys. there be-
ing no female actors. That is why the
poet makes SO many OF his herolhes
disguise themselves Ia male attire.
The Springdale news., 1916-04-28
,.ced Birds.

The old notion that Gagged birds. upon
being set free. are Immediately SCI
upon and killed hy wild birds has been
found 70 be uatrue by experiments.
The Springdale news., 1916-04-28
Growing Animals
on the Farm
Eight Studies In the Growing OF
Our Own Live Stock.
EDITORS NOTE.

The Extension Division of the Uni
yersity of Arkansas. IN cooperation
with the United States Department of
Agriculture. will offer this year,
through this paper, a free correspond
ence course in The Growing of Farm
Animals" Preceding lessons may be
had on request. The additional les
sons on THE Growing of Farm An
finals will be sheep and Goat Rais-
ing" Stock Farm Management
The Springdale news., 1916-04-28
The Uses and Abuses
of Fertilizers

A Series of Six Articles Which
should BE of Valuable Assistance
to Agriculturists and Horticulture
lists of Arkansas-By Prof. II. j.
III. De Loach. Director of Georgia
Experiment Station.
The Springdale news., 1916-04-28

Beware of the oily-voiced tree agent
Buy of firms OF known integrity.
The Springdale news., 1916-04-28

IIha aamaHnHmuammH
The sun., 1916-10-30
FIGHT TO KEEP N.Y.. TERMINALS
Merchants Association VIII Plan
Campaign This Afternoon,

A meeting will be held at the Mer-
chants Association. 233 broadway. at Q
o'clock this afternoon. at which meas
ures will be agreed on by representatives
OF several local organizations to resist
the attempt OF New Jersey cities lying
along the Hudson to shift the terminals
Of the trunk line railroads to their side
OF the river.
Freight rates to this city and the New
Jersey cities have been the same, the
Interstate Commerce Commission recog-
nizing that New York was the terminal
OF these railroads. The Merchants As
sociation. the Chamber OF Commerce, the
State and the city are uniting to fight a
decision to this effect. which would raise
freight rates to New York. The Inter-
state Commerce Commission will hold n
hearing on the matter on November 10
in the rooms Of the Merchants Associa-
ton.
The sun., 1916-10-30
ORDERS FOR SHELL
STEEL FILL MILLS
Italy, France, Britain and
Russia ClamOr Here
for Material.
PRICES GO UP AGAIN
Domestic Consumers Buy
Heavily Of Foundry Iron at
Higher Rates.

Two factors among n host Of inter
esting and important features were
prominent last week in the iron n
steel industry. the extraordinarily heavy
demand for shell steel from the Allies
and the excessive buying Of pig iron In
the domestic market.
Purchases Of shell steel, II Ia expected,
will be much heavier for shipment in
the second half than they were for the
first half of 1917. Mil reservations
covering in excess of 500. 900 tons al
ready made for shipment after June at
test this fact. Sales may be limited
only by the capacity hat h mills are
willing to set aside for this
Italy alone wants 100000 to 10000
tons. French requirements are greater
and British and Russian needs are only
slightly smaller. The options virtually
given In the last few days will be fol-
week or ten days and prices win average
one cent n pound higher than on the
last sale Of 500. 900 tons.
Domestic consumers OF foundry pig
iron in all sections are buying with
avidity malleable and gray metal for
shipment over the second as well as the
first half Of 1917. Contracts placed dur
ing the week. amounting to 500. o00 tons.
including steel making iron. have car
ried prices upward 50 to IS a ton.
The greatest activity has been along
the lakes at Chicago. Cleveland and
Buffalo. but Eastern have
bought heavily Of Virginia iron. In
Alabama the recent sharp rise in prices
has checked buying. Foreign consum-
ers having large inquiries here have
bought only little. apparently falling
to understand or to appreciate the cause
OF the great and rapid advance in
domestic prices.
Car and locomotive builders are buy
Ing more heavily Of steel bars. plates
and shapes TO cover the construction Of
20 900 cars and 500 locomotives. con
tracts for which were recently placed.
Inquiries for 10000 more cars and for
several hundred locomotives are still in
the market.
official prices OF bars and shapes are
up 81 a ton plates s. a ton. and sheets
81 to $40 a ton. the latter advance being
for galvanized. An advance Of pipe In
imminent and another rise In wire Is
expected.
Renewed activity in fabricated steel
work is evident in the larger orders
coming GU for railroad bridges and for
manufacturing plant extensions. but
steel building work Is less active In the
Eastern territory.
The sun., 1916-10-30
WRIGHT AEROPLANE
PATENTS ARE O.. KID
Submarine Boat Corporation
Will Work in Harmony With
Airship Company.
BIG PLANT FOR MOTORS
Extensive Development OF
New Modes Of Travelling
Is Expected.

The Submarine Poat Corporation has
announced that II has entered into a
working agreement with the Wright
Martin Aircraft Corporation, which was
recently organized through a consolida-
tion Of the Wright Aeroplane Company.
the Glenn L. Martin Aeroplane Company
and the Simplex Automobile Company.
Under this agreement the Submarine
Boat Corporation will recognize the va
lidity Of the Wright aeropiane patents
the Wright-Martin company In the de-
velopment OF %aeroplans business
throughout the world.
THE Submarine Boat Corporation
says the announcement, has extensive
foreign connections with ar efficient or
, ganization in nearly every country of
importance in the world. m the new
working agreement will permit the
Wright corporation therefore to secure
a commanding position both In this
country and abroad In the manufacture
and sale of aeroplanes
THE boat corporation will manufac-
ture %aeroplanes under the license from
the Wright-Martin corporation. will
build its own planes but purchase It's
motors from the Wright corporation,
which has expended nearly $1,000 900 nj
Its plants at New Brunswick. n. j., "a
construct and equip plants for the man.
ufac;ure Of the H~ispano-Suiza %aeroplane
motor. This motor Is being manufac.
tured in this country under license from
the French Government.
The recognition OF the validity OF the
Wright patents by the Submarine Boat
Corporation. with It's wide organization
and determination TO go into this busi.
ness. should prove as important to the
Wright corporation as was the estab-
lishment Of the validity of the Holland
patents to the Submarine Boat Corpora
ton.
with these " corporations workinr
In close harmony there Is certain to be
a rapid development Of the aeroplanc In
dustry In this country. for Europe car
be counted upon TO a any output oi
aeroplanes and motors from this country
not required for our own purposes
About sls.0 600. 900 has been appropriated
by our Government for aeroplanes and
%aerop!ane equipment for both branches
Of the service"
The sun., 1916-10-30
q. s. TO HIRE 10 TRADE AGENTS
Experts VIII Go to Europe to studs
Conditions There.

Plans for extending the work Of the
division OF commercial agents Of the
United States Department OF Commerce
were announced here yesterday by Eliot
Grinnell Mears. chief OF the division.
Twelve new agents will he appointed.
Examinations will be held next month
and six may he appointed Immediately,
the balance within a year. There are
eighteen special agents.
The work consists of going abroad to
study trade conditions in a given indus
try. advising possible foreign purchasers
on conditions here and sending back re-
ports to guide the trade.
Among the subjects experts on which
will be appointed soon are jewelry and
silverware. machines and engines for
the Brazil trade and furniture and gro
ceries for the Latin American feld. The
positions are under civil service and the
pay Is up TO $40 n day. with expenses.
The sun., 1916-10-30
TO THE HOLDERS OF HI
CONSOLIDATION COAL COMPANY
First and KefundinG MortERge Bonds Due
December LIST. 1850.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. as pro-
viird in section . OF Article VI Of the
lndenture dated December lst. 1910, Sc
curing the above bonds. that offers viii he
received until ten O'Clock A. NJ, on Fri
day. November 10th, 1916. at tho office OF
the undersigned. No. 40 broadway. New
York city, New York. for the sale on De-
cember list, 1916. OF sufficient bonds at not
exceeding l07lac 20 Of par to exhaust the sum
Of Ninety-two thousand, two hundred and
sevcnty-hve dollars and nircty-thrce cents
Is2.27b.9D, Offers should he addressed to
the TRUST DEPARTMENT and prices
should bo quoted nat without INTEREST,".
Interest due December should he collected
in the usual manner.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK, Trustee.
ny: CHARLES II sABIN. President.
Dated. New York. October rs. 1915.
The sun., 1916-10-30
HYDE WINDLASS COMPANY
Cell for Redemption Of First and Purchase
Money Five Per Cent. Gold Bonds
Dated ,JAuunry . lam

Pursuant To vote Of the Directors pnssef
on the |th day OF october, \, II. 1915, no.
tee Is hereby given that in Hrcoriance
with the provisions Of Article ~ of the
Trust Deed and Mortgage dated January
y, 1905, securing its First and Purchase
Money Five Per Cent. Gold Honis. the
Hyde Wlndlass tompan calls and win re-
deem aud pay at the oricr vt the Guar.
onty Trust Company OF New York. l<O
Broadway. borough OF Manhattan, New
York city, upon the next interest date. TO
Wit, January /. 1915, all of it's outstanding
First and Purchase Money Five Per Cent.
Gold Bonds dated january 2. 1905. being
series Nos, successfully l. TO T. both In
elusive.
RODNEY II. ROSS. Treasurer.
The sun., 1916-10-30
Swift q Co. "RIghts."

=. A. W., Jersey City-Please advise
what the quotation on the Chicago and
l'oston exchanges Of swift rights at
from Sl3 to sl6 means, At the last di-
rectors' meeting II was voted To submit to
stockholders at n meeting to he held No
t"mb"r = next the proposal to Increase the
capital stock by s2b, 900, 900 and to allow
each stockholder to purchase one new
share at par tl00) for each three sha res
~ his present holdings. Some Of us hold
mat for each three shares held you have
one riGht and this 10 what Ia being quoted
AZ from ~ to Is. while others contend
that each individual share hes . right 20
The sun., 1916-10-30
Lake Torpedo Boat,

The bids for 20 Submarines. to cost si7,-
loo, will open Wednesday. Nov. |. Last
year on the opening OF the bids Lake stock
rose from ~ to a6ia.
nm Informed that n foreign Govern
ment has opened negotiations with the
AXE company to build "A fleet of subma-
rines.
Well defined rumorr are circulating In
Bridgeport that the issue OF 30. 900 shares
OF new LIST preferred stock, last June, In
creasing the capital to 4 .200.O 900. were
taken by "A subsidiary OF the u. $,
Steel Corporation.
Special Lake letter mailed on request.
y. u. !. PRENTISS,
So BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
The sun., 1916-10-30
TO DEMAND SEVEN HOUR DAY.
100000 United Mine Workers Plan
to Act at Conference.

John p. White, president OF the
United Mine Workers OF America, an
nounced yesterday that Mt coming wage
conferences the 100000 members of the
organization will demand a seven hour
hour day.
This. he said, IA necessary to preserve
the welfare Of the miners because OF the
increasing use OF machinery.
The sun., 1916-10-30
Moline PiOw Company.

T. NJ. u. Montclair. n. J,-Can you tell
ms whether It Is true that the Moline Plow
Company Is building tractors in large
quantities.
The company has bought patents. pat
terms. etc. for n tractor. and Is building
n factory in Moline for manufacture.
The president says the tractors have
proved highly successful! and that orders
are being received faster than they can
be filled.
The sun., 1916-10-30
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
Banco Territorial y AgricoIa
de Puerto Rico

Coupon No. IS OF the 9Th issue Mortgage
Ronds ~ the above Bank. due oct, 3lst.
1915, viii be paid upon presentation at the
ofh,. 81 THE NATIONAL PARK BANK
OF NEW YORK. en- BROADWAY.
The sun., 1916-10-30
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC

4 MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
\ dividend Of one and one half per cent.
T5 cents per share) on the COMMON
stock OF this Company for the quarter end
Ing September 80. 1915. will be paid Octo-
her 81. 1916. to stockholders OF record as
OF October i. 1916,
II. u sHVTE. Treasurer.
New York, September -. 1915.
The sun., 1916-10-30
Mitchell Motors COMPANY,

II. H.. r, Yonkers-Has the Mitchell
Motors Company a good dividend record7
The Mitchell Motors Co. was not or
ganized until July OF the current year.
The initial dividend was announced on
October 10, the rate established by that
declaration being Sc a year.
The sun., 1916-10-30
United Kingdom Notes.

r. H.. w, New brunswick. y. il am
In the dark as to the significance OF the
statement that the new United Kingdom
of Great Britain notes may be payable at
the fixed rate OF Sis6L to the pound"
This IL about par. as ! understand II, and
the present exchange rate Is much lower,
Is there a chance OF winning or losing on
this point7 Which Is 1t?
You need, not be disturbed by tho
exchange provision OF the new United
Kingdom notes. Principal and interest
are payable in United States gold coin
at the office OF j. u. Morgan a Co,
or, at the option OF the holder, In Lon
don in sterling at the designated rate.
In all probability you would wish to
be paid in this country, but II you
wished at the time to transfer money
to London you could take advantage
Of the exchange rate then prevailing,
whether In favor or against this
try. In other words, II it appeared
profitable by reason of the exchange
rate to receive payment on these notes
in London you could so elect. On the
other hand II you found you could
transfer your money to London more
economically by buying an exchange
bill you could receive our payment on
the notes In New York.
The sun., 1916-10-30
Investment Questions and Answers

This column appears three times zach week
Readers may ask as many questions 10 they like about Investment subjects.
but please d. not ask about a half dozen companies in me letter. As II adds
unnecevarlv To the clerical work of thiso mce 70 not send money This service
free b Q sure to gvey you address as we'll as your name because most inquiries
sre sver b mail All correspondence Is held as confidential
Address N communications to Financial Editor. THE Sun. s. Broad street.
The sun., 1916-10-30
OIL CITY Crude MARKET.

OIL CITY. Pa, Oct. 2o.-Credit bal
ences. $2,6O. Runs. lll,s06 barrels .
average. s6,+32. Shipments, 45,Ool bar.
ysls average. b2.O6l.
The sun., 1916-10-30
the
AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK

New York. oct. -. 1915.
At a meeting of the Hoard Of Directors
Of this Bank, held to-day, II scmi-annual
dividend Of Five Per Cent, G'cI on the
capital stock was declared, payable Nov.
LIST. proNimo, to stockholders of record AT
the close OF business Oct. &c. 1915.
ARTHUR p. LEE Csshisn
The sun., 1916-10-30
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
Standard Sanitary Mfg. Co
EXTRA COMMON DIVIDEND

Pittsburgh, Pa. October 81 lait
The Directors OF this Company haN" I
day declared an extra dividend Of one ~
cent. iFo) on the Common capital Sic's
payable to shareholders Of record Ov,oee'
l9th, Checks Will be matted.
W, 4. MIl.EIl. Secretary
The sun., 1916-10-30

chance Of the Nashville, Chattanooga and
ST. Louis first consolidated 5s being paid
on before the regular date OF maturity
What IL the yield II purchased at the pres
ent price,
There Is no provision In the mortgage
for the redemption OF these bonds he
fore maturity by sinking fund or other
wise. The yield at the current quotation
Is approximately I 1-5 per cent.
The sun., 1916-10-30

$500, 600, 600
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
sM% SECURED LOAN GOLD NOTES
Dated M~~srA 1915 M" payable mv1 land a~"A~1
. ssaooooo Fvs.Nsr Not. due November L. 1921
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THE RIGHT IS RESERVE" TO S@" ;M %z 12 @SH H 1 zH %%wu5 no 2oz also" ANY EVENT TO ~"@T0~
AMOUNTS; SO 9 Ha y s e4ss z5 H II 5& Re S 6t;s Haz ut VIE VIE G s1s 5G Ii IL 4%S axs sse 81 y l zg m4 FUND.-
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BROWN BROTHERS. CO. VIM READ & C
AzARD FRhREs
BANKERS RUST %MRANx FARMERS LOANS TRUST COMPANY
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY IF ILLINOIS UNION TRUST coMpANY
MARINE NATIONAL hR1sM FIRST I'd DE7Ron Mnex1 BANK
x~ rA October so 1916
The sun., 1916-10-30
81. Paul and Kansas City Short ylne,

+. c. f., The Bronx-Don't you think
the st. Paul and Kansas City Short Line
first mortgage AZ per cent. bonds of 1910
are secure? They were guaranteed uncon-
ditionally by the Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific Railway. and I fail to see why there
should he any question about II.
Foreclosure Of the first and %refunding
mortgage OF the Chicago. Rock Island
n Pacific Railway might impair the
guarantee. This Is the basis for the
feeling OF uncertainty you mention.
The sun., 1916-10-30

that instead Of selling the right NJ three
shares for - to Is you really get 40 to Is.
The price quoted Is the market ap-
rraisal Of the value Of the rights at
tachlng to a single share Z Swift stock.
Boston and Montana.
r. w, Scranton. Pawn you kindly
tant Development Company? The stock
has had considerable of an up and down
career, hut seems to he on the road to sue
cess II the reports put out by the company
and officials can be relied upon. VIII YOU
please give the latest you have
on IT,
This company. according 10 Official
statements. Is shipping ore from one OF
Its two properties. the French Gulch,
and will begin shipping from the other.
the Elkhorn. soon. 1t Is stated tina ap-
proXimately S750.000 has been spent in
the development and Improvement of
the French Gulch property. which con-
sists OF between LOO and 1900 acres
OF patented mining land. the water rights
OF several creeks and fifteen miles Of
bitches and fumes. aside from the usual
equipment. The Elkhorn holdings con-
sist OF eighty claims covering about
1900 acres and equipped with power
plant. &c. Most mining stocks are spec
~ulative. and 1t usually Is impossible for
the Investor TO obtain ar independent
report on mining properties by compe-
tent engineers. so II Is a good policy to
confne your operations In this group to
amounts which would not cripple you II
you lost. As to this particular stock, at
least this much can be said: II appears
to be something more than a prospect.
The sun., 1916-10-30
American ship Building Company.

american Sutp bussutss
F. Z. NJ. Philadelphia-The American
Ship Building Company, | understand Is
doing a rushing business. what IL the
latest oficial statement az to the number
OF ships built, How does the number COM
pare with former records
The company's report FOR the hscal
year ended June 80 last showed that
four vessels were built, with total carry
ing capacity OF $4,000 tons. In the
1914 fiscal year. or the one Immediately
~ Tor TO the outbreak Of the European
war. sixteen vessels were built. with
total carrying capacity OF $1,000 tons.
In the 1913 fisca, year fourteen vessels
were built. with total carrying capacity
OF so $500 tons. For many years the
company confined its operations to the
construction and repairing OF lake ves-
sells and was not well prepared to under
take the building OF ships intended for
salt water service. When the demand
for this type appeared fairly stable the
working forces were r~eorganized INC
necessary equipment was installed. At
last report there were thirty-three ships.
with a total carrying capacity OF about
$4,000 tons, under contract for delivery
during the current fiscal year.. and two
ships. with a total carrying capacity OF
about 81 900 tons. were under contract
for delivery during the last half OF the
calendar year 1917.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-05-19
Gardner Is Working
for Nomination for
County Attorney

Ira N. Gardner, justice of the peace,
is out working for the Republican
nomination for county attorney. He
has been a resident of Aberdeen for
the past five years, coming here from
Middletown, N. Y. He had served
two years as justice of the peace in
that city, but resigned his office to
come West. Finding depressed con-
ditions here, after practicing law in
Aberdeen for six months, Mr.. Gard
ner closed his office and went into
the lumber camps for several months.
After his return to the city, he ran
for police judge against Judge G. R.
Snider, incumbent, and was defeated
by only a few votes, the first man in
the city to poll over thousand votes
in losing election. Six months af-
terward he filed for Justice of the
peace and in the fall elections was
elected by large majority.
Mr.. Gardner has been in office as
justice of the peace for sixteen months
and has handled about fifteen hun
dred cases, with the record that not
a single decision has ever been re-
versed on appeal. He has no plat
form to announce other than a belief
in sane and common sense enforce
ment of laws, with a regard I'd the
sway of public opinion.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-05-19
STREET CARNIVAL
WILL LAST WEEK
Moose Lodge Is Hard at
Work on Plans for
Splash

Aberdeen will have a week of street
carnival, as 9 part of the big Splash
to be celebrated here for the Fourth
of July celebration. This was decid-
ed the other night by the Moose lodge,
which will have charge of the cele.
bration. There will be the usual wa
ter sports that have featured the oc-
casion in the past, with gorgeous pa
geants, auto parades and other fea-
lures.
Harry Druximan, general Splash
chairman, declares that the Moose in
tend to spend every dollar raised on
the celebration. The money left from
Aberdeen's celebration, two years ago
will be turned over to the Moose, and
there is every indication, now, that
the Splash will be as good a one as
has been pulled off on the Harbor.
The field day to be held by the
Sunday schools of Grays Harbor Coun-
ty will be on July 8, childrens day
at the big Splash celebration. There
will be entries from all over the coun-
ty, including the Sunday school on
the Taholah Indian reservation, but
events will not be open to outsiders.
Contestants all will be members of
Sunday schools.