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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-09-22
FARMERS MEET
ATENFlELD FOR
MUTUAL GOOD

A most interesting and important
meeting Of farmers will be held at
Enfield on Tuesday and Wednesday,
September Goth and 9th.
The following program will be car
ried out:
Tuesday September 90
1900 A. NJ. Address of Welcome by
r. G. Dunn.
Demonstration Work by R. w.
Freeman.
" 100 A. NJ. Soils and Plant Growth
by H. B. Hardison and W. A. Ne
Murray.
11:45 A. M. Permanent Pastures. The
speaker to be selected.
1915 P. NJ. Rural Educational Prob
lens by Prof. A. E. Akers
Adjourn for dinner
300 P. M. Importance of Raising
Mules at Home, by R. w. Free
2:30 P. M. Address by Mr.. w. R.
Camp.
500 P. NJ Moving pictures and farm
subjects.
Wednesday, September 27.-
1000 A. NJ Miscellaneous d
cussiOn.
10:3O A. NJ. Address by Mrs. A. J.
McKimmon.
HOO A. M. Reading Matter for the
Farm Home. To be selected
11:30 A. II. Winter Cover Crops by
Zeno Moore and D. S. Ross.
Adjourn for dinner
300 F. NJ. Problems in Successful
Hog Raising, by +. p. Shields ant
l.. w. Shook.
| 300 ?. M. Curing Meat on the Farm
by S. G. Whitfield
| $3.50 Z. M. Points on Alfalfa Cu1
/ ture by B. D. Mann.
3:30 P. NJ. Canning Demonstration
by Susie E. Pope.
The sessions will be held in the En-
! field Opera House.
The people of Enfield are taking tn,
! trouble to make the meeting success
and q good attendance is expected. =
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-09-22
ReceptiOn to the Brides.

Saturday afternoon at 4:30 Miss
Mamie Shields will entertain at ncr
home in honor of the two October
brides, Misses Dorothy MirisE, Dunn
and Miss Cornelia Josey, there having
been fifty invitations issued = the girl
friends Of the guests of honor.
The refreshments will cons;s. uf a
salad course and punch, and thc decor
potted plants.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-09-22
LOCAL GENTS FURNISHING
CONCERN HAS DISSOLVED
Mr.. D. Ray Boyette Purchases Interest
Of Mr.. Bernard Allsbrook, Who
Enters Furniture Business.

The fact has just been made public
that Mr.. D. Ray Boyette has bought
out the interest Of Mr.. Bernard Ais
brook in the firm of Allsbrook & Boy
cite, gents furnishers, the former gen
tIco,ar to conduct to '@rs:n"ss at -"
same location. Mr.. Allsbrook is affili-
ated with the Dixie Furniture Co..
new concern which will open here on
October 1st.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-09-22
NORTH CAROLINA LEADING
IN PRODUCTION OF MICA

Washington, Sept 21.-The mica
produced in North Carolina in 1915
was worth three fourths Of that pro-
duced in the United States. North
Carolina S output was a third more
than it was in 1914. Prices were high
er because of the European war.
The average price of sheet mica,
rough trimmed and cut, was around
So cents per pound.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-09-22
CAPTAIN FRANZ Won PAPEN
is IN CENTER OF FIGHTING
Former German Military Attache at
Washington Now Chief Of
General Staff

Berlin via London, Sept. 21.-Capt.
Franz Won Papen, former German mill
tarv attache in Washington, now is in
the center of the fighting on the Somme
front He is the chief general staff Of
ficer of a division holding one Of the
most crucial sectors on this front,
against which the entente allies for
weeks have been launching their heav-
lest attacks
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-09-22
EVENING TRAIN JUMPED
TRACK NEAR GRANGER
No. 70 Due at 7:2O Did Not Ar.
rive Until 80 This Morn
ing.-NOne Hurt.

Local passenger train No. 73
from kinston to Weldon due here
at I 20 last night did not arrive
until 30 this morning. No par
ticulars were given out except
that the train jumped the track
at milepost 70 near Granger,
which is near kinston. From an
other source it was stated there
was collision. Apparently no
one was hurt and little damage
done.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-09-22
McDowell-Dunn.

Handsome invitations reading as
follows have been sent out:
Mrs. Charles Wells Dunn
requests the honor Of your presence
at the marriage of her daughter
Dorothy Miriam
Mr.. Harry Lee Mcdowell
on Wednesday, the eleventh of October
at high noon
Baptist Church
Scotland Neck, North Carolina
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-09-22
Paper Factory in Louisiana.

New Iberia, La, Sept. 2l.-The sec
rotary of the local chamber Of com
merce announced today that arrange
ments had been completed for the con
struction Of factory here for the man
ufacture Of paper from baggasse. Eas-
tern capitalists are interested in the
venture, il was stated. Baggasse is
refuse sugar cane stalks from which
recently has been burned or destroy
ed as useless at the mills. New Iberia
is in the Louisiana cane growing sec
ton.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-09-22
J. L. Josey.

J. L. Josey.
Here can be seen a standard line of
dry goods, china and crockery, also the
Hagin- Montgomery shoes for women
and children
Edwards &, Co.
This concern has just received a
line of women $ coat suits, and ship
ment of fnrs, novelty 1aces, silks and
messalines. In shoes an assortment
of the noted Creighton make have lust
gotten in. Mr.. Edwards, the buyer,
is expected back from the Northern
markets in a day or two,
M. Maggid.
Quite showing of the new things
can be found at this store in up to date
wearing apparel for the ladies and
children, and this is coupled with the
regular line Of standard goods at popu-
lar prices.
L. Waxman
line of new ready to wear and
staple goods for the season is being
cOlors and materials are in evidence
and these in garments and cloths of
moderate cost.
W. T. Hancock & Co.
This firm shows staple line of wo-
men s and children s winter wear, which
includes waists, underwear, etc.; also
children s dresses.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-09-22
ADDITIONAL
LOCAL ITEMS
OF INTEREST

Mr.. David Bryant has resigned his
position with Mr.. R. j. Madry to take
effect October 1st, in order to associate
himself with Mr.. Ray Boyette
$3.50
Messrs. Sherwood Ansbrook and
Hubert Riddick attended the CHATEAU
qua at Enfield Wednesday night and
report a splendid attraction.
3SS3
The friends of Mr.. l.. Waxman will
regret to learn that he is i'll at his
home on Church street He is not in a
serious condition, however, and expects
to be at his store again in a few days.
Mr. Charles Steptoe was suffering ex-
cessive1y yesterday with toothache and
consulted DR.. d. F. Keel Upon ex-
animation it was found that a surgical
operation was necessary, upon his jaw,
and part of the iawbone required to
be removed. Nitros oxide and oxygen
was administered and the operation
was performed successfully without the
slightest Inconvenience to the patient.
-
ii. Adler, an expert shoemaker and
repalrer, has opened a repairing par
lor on North Main street a door or
| two north Of Robertson S ice house. He
leaves for Norfolk next week to put
i'll a full line of white oak tanned
Weather, which he is unable to get near
er at hand and he also wants to stock
rubber heels Of all sizes to meet the
demand for high rubber heels A work
man Of lis kind has been needed here
for some time
! Superintendent Il. ID. jenkins of the
city graded school is a strong advo-
cate Of outdoor athletics, and he be-
| licNcs that the greatest good could be
accomplished if there were an outdoor
gymnasium installed upon the cam
pus. lie rightly contends that the boys
are too frequently seen on the streets
whereas if tho gym could be in
stalled they would congrcgate on the
school grounds and would be in much
better company while under the eye
Of an athletic instructor
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-09-22

Mr.. Neusom A. Riddjck, Of the N. A.
Riddick Motor Car Co., went through
the country to Henderson yesterday.
He will return about Saturday.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-09-22
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100 PER CENT AMERICAN.
"l am the candidate Of party
: but | am above al. things else an
( American citizen. | neither seek
the favor nor fear the, dispIeas- J
( ure Of that small alien element
I among US which pues loyalty to }
+ any foreign power before loyalty )
to the United States."-Frofn
: President Wilson's Speech Of Ac- ,
9 cePtance.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-09-22

A charter was issued "Wednesday by
the Secretary of State to the lIion
Storage Comnahy of Williamsto.:, Mar
tin county. Capital stock $5o.ooo.oC.
Subscribed stock $4,000. 1rcorpora-
tors, J. c. Station, John D. Ward and
R. g. Harrison, all of Williamson.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-09-22
Notice.

Our store will be closed Sept.
%. M. HOFFMAN e. BRO. 3t.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-09-22
INFIDELS AND HERETICS TO BE
ELIMINATED BY EPISCOPALS
Proposed to Omit from the Prayer Book
Prayers for Jews, Turks, Infi-
dels and HereticS

New York, Sept. 21.-A proposal to
omit from the prayer book OF the Epis
copal Church prayers for Jews, Turks.
ted to the Episcopal Triennial Genera!
Convention to be held i'll St. Louis in
October. The proposed changes are ap-
proved by the special commission on
the revision of the PRAYER book.
The proposal to eliminate the Jews
from Episcopal prayers is based on the
ground that it is an insult to class
them with insults and heretics. The
purpose in striking out the Turks from
the prayers is to avoid confusing them
with Mohammedans. The prayer as
proposed reads:
Have mercy upon all who know
Thee not as revealed in the gospel of
Thy Son.
Mr. and Mrs. jim Hall cllarn,ingly
entertained the members of the Kill
Karc Klub Tuesday evening last. Pro
gressive games were played and very
delightful evening spent, the culmina
tion being an attractive salad course
that was served. Those present in
cluded Miss Cornelia Josey with Mr.
Henry Clark, Miss Louise Josey with
Mr.. N. A. Riddick, Miss Matte Josey
with Mr.. Shields Alexander, Miss
Laura Clark with Mr.. Charles Lamb
Miss Catherine Bowen of Tarboro will
Mr.. Charles Smith, Miss Mamie Lamt
with Mr.. Frank Smith, Miss Bertha
Albertson with Mr.. Claibourne Smith
Miss Mary Lamb with Mr.. Pete Shields
the Misses Meredith with Wr. w. S
Alexander, Miss Mary White with Mr.
H. l.. Keel of Farmvi!le, n. c.; Mis-
Bessie Dunn with DR.. D. F. Keel, Mr.
aad Mrs. Aubrey Mcdaniel and Mr.. an'
Mrs Jim Hall.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-09-22
Bee Hive Department Store.

bGE I1lVE UCEdrJEI9ILJ oLOIt.
Mr.. Baron has returned from the
Northern markets and states that he
has secured some vcrJ- attractive bar
gains in ladies suits, dresses and cloaks,
and everything in ready to wear can
be seen at this store attractively priced.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-18
HAY AIN $4,000 NILIGIANOS
QUE NJ HAN SiD0 EkY:A-
DOS 4 Ii FR0ATERA
Probabisme1te dentro de dos sena.
ras seran enyiadoS para cue
hagan praclica militar
5! Los F0HD0S QUE TIEKE ii SRIA. De
GUERRA NO AlGiaZAH FbRA Ia NO.
YIli7iG!tH Sc PFD,a'h fiS
rrlrar.ma Especial PARA ~ riE>~A.


WASHINGTON. Septl"m"rr H.
Hoy - ~upo "n csta capita! que In
Sccrctar!" j" Guerr" De. %ooleTno
american" ti"rc cn proy'eto cnNiar
para Ia tr"nt""a "e Mexico. en- ?";c-
t:ca Il" I@-tuccI"h tod"* :"S ouer-
p"- DC miHcano' que han eStHdo
"c"mP""'S G" los .c@MH"s "e con-
cen'!1r''H q" .o> hS-2""-. ""S"e ''"e
dIcn2o m!nciaa lueron W'orpH"aG"S
Il! s''T'r'" federal. t."- iuHriohaII"S
dc Ia mcnr!onau2 S"cr"tarla hdIca-
roa hoy que Hrohahi"m"nte eSo$
C"crn"S d. mlH''aH"S "H1Pez'i'an a
S"''E par" IL 'F""'cr" "'Al'" &c "oS
s'nah"N'
q que rrdos los miliciano: an;cs de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-18
wilson fue el responsible del abandono
de los americanos en- Tampico
Henry Rouserdahl pubIica las pruebas de esa res
ponsabilidad T. Roosevelt Sc aprovecha
de clio para atacar al Presidente
(Pasa a la 5a.)

ha deSafiado publicamente al Sccre-
tario de Marina a publican todoS los
inf'ormes randidoS por el Almirante
Mayo que tenia el mando de las fuer
zas navalcs en- Tampico. Y agrega
quo i csc desafio no g aceptado en-
dobida forma. cualquiera otra negati-
Va que hagan los paitidarios de viii
sop de los hechos que Sc le impu-
tan. So tcndra romo una negativa
hecha con cl deliberate ntento de
suprimir y p"rrcrtar la verdad- Y
que csa acci6n congtituye tan grave
ofenSa desde el punto de vista del
deber, nacional Y del respete indivf
dual, Que cualquier hombre sespon-
sable de esa ofensa deberia ser AFRO
iado inmediatamente dc sn puesto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-18
I.t nRDNIMA FARSA DEL. ca
RRt\CISMO. g

d.. h,i..r.. ,rrnioJn j ,.arrau
..,. h,.o,os .l..l uo,liJo dein6-
.u,,o ,,,arir,nn ui ,iu.,r.a iona
-, riI.p,, ,o alr acknowledgements SUI
,.rdrra IN r< f.stadoS lfaidoS en- las
,.I.rcinn,S ir Nov.emsre. Carranza.
rnu ~ II inpia aco>tumHra Ia. iGnora
rllr nn vo,vrr;i habcF un preSi-
Jruir ru Ia -CaSa Rlanra Ian ri!'u-
sia,fa nor -"rauSa carrancista CO.
~, - artual. lue. >i tr;r,rfa. como
,s uuv posjpIr. Mr.. Huuhr>. II 81
r,,a,.;,,u ,.r;i de- Iai mn,Io embarf-
,,., nm H., pndrd SosIrncrse en- Il
n,d," Fin ,fr.,o. ,r,,la la ruerza de
,,arranla rSi;i IN u apoyo america
ma. rru r.a avlIIa. RI Primer Jcfe
-. .,ra nor nuIrha tiempO IN
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,.r,.,.,.i5, -. IN. E,t,d..s Irnidos.
,..,rr.,r,, :. r,ry.rtira zen pocos
lin .r mn h,uIoInrn del tipO de
Nil., ,unuur sin Ia cncr.ia ' Ia in
f...f.rnria dr este. Srri TN bandlio
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-18
srr,irio c,cIusi,o para IL PRENsA.

NIrEVA YORK. Septiembre H.
Los peri6dicos de este puerto publ
cao hoy MA carta que el ex-Presi-
dcnre Roosevelt; dirige a Henry Rou
terdahl. quien hace pocos 'ias hiz"
nib]icas Las pruebas de que el Pre-
s;dente Wilson es responsible del
abandono en- que qucdaron los amc-
,icaro$ RESIDENCES en- Tampico. cuan
Go los barcos americanos abandona-
ron la bahia. Y Sc vieron precisados
f,acerse cargo de los mencionados
americanos. los barcos alenaHss . in
elaseS.
Dice Roosevelt en- su carta que Rou
terdahl, con la publication lie las
pruebas de que ~e viene hahlando.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-18
los VrILLSTAS ATACARON La C. DE- CHIHUAHUA
Y YENTPARON HASTA EL CENTRIC De Ia PLAZA
de Ia enenara de Goerno de dond ueron
oiod Dor los carrana despue de dos horos de combote
CENO CCENTA MERrOS OCHENTA SE1E PRSNEROS ASCEND
BAS ASALTANTLAS De LOS CAkRANClAS NO 81
BAND4DO CONOCER- TREVNO RESULTO HERDO EN- UN BRAZO

chos cnyiudos por Jacinto Trcvino.
De acueIdo con csus intormcS, los
vi!Iistas tuvieron ciento cincuen;a
mucrtoS en- e. comhatc Y ochcnta '
sictc prisioncros. Las Hlrdidas dc
los carrancis:as no g dic,H cn los
mc#v.onaGos informes. pcro Sc cree
que sean tumaicn %randes rn vista DC
que los vllIist;,S les Quitaron mucaas
roaicior"s importantes y eatraron
ha,ta Il rcntio dc In ciud&@.-
RI ataQuc Sc cfcctu0 por rrrs lados
lie In poolacion ~imultanea duIando
haNta las cinco. Los vilii+taS captu-
raron desde q principle del combate
Ia Pcuitenciaria Y POGO dcspues Gaia
en- 81 podcr eI Palacjo del Gobierno,
Coz. ell cdificio federal. que fueron
los .ugares en- dondc Ia !ucha Sc dr<-
arroIl6 principalmente.
Tre-ino dice que Villa 2n perso-
nu ,!irigio el ataQUc dcSde una coli
M cue e halla en- las cercan.as y
que IL Yer que sus fuc!Zas cran dc
rrota3as cmprcndio IA tuga con q
rc,-n Ie las tropaS Que .c qucdaron
hd ia Santa Isabel.
los prisioMeros villiStaS hcchos G1-
l.
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Reuista de la Semar1Q
Va no queremos queso... dyo Luis Cabrera
La pr6xima farsa del carrancismo.- o.--La
muerte de Don Jose Echegaray


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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-18
LA HUELCA LOS FE
RROCARRILEROS DE
GALES
Srryicio Exclusive para IL rRENSh.

LONDRES. .Septlembre l1.-Acce-
dicndo las Sugestiones hechas por
Jane Thomas. micmbro del pdrla-
mento. los ferrocarrileros de. Gales
dccidieron suspender la .huelga mien-
tras Sc kacen tentativas dc arreg!o.
Hoy le fue practicada una opera
ci6n en- el abdomen al Segundo hijo
del Rey al Principe Alberto. FL en-
termo Sc encuentra en- perfectaS con-
GicioneS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-18
RfCRESAROH 4 new LONDON
LOS COAlSIONAD0S
HEKICANOS
LUIS CABRERA ESTUVO tHFERHO EN- NUE.
VA YORK YHO PUDO SAiiR De SU
DEPARTsHFNTO DEL HOTEL
relsgrama Especial para Ia PRENsA.

NUEVA YORK. Sepriembre Ii
Pog e. trea de las .uatro de ID tarde
ssiero9 noy para New London. los
Ccmisloaados las conterenclaS III
ternasionalcs. 5cspuas dc pasar en-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-18

esta ciudad Ia noche-del - ' todo el
dia de aver. aniversagio de Ia indie
pendencia dc Mexico.
e. iefc de Ia comision meXicana.
Luis Cabrera, estuvo maIo durante
el tempo que perma2ec!eron los CO.
misionados aqui. ' en- vista de ESQ,
estuvo recogido en Sis departamen-
tos del hotel; pero no QQiSo perna-
aecer aqui, saliendo con los dema
deIeeados para Ne7 Lcndon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-18
PROBABLEHFNTE Sc TRASllDEN
4 OTRO SI1IO De REUNION
Los COHISIOKlDOS
Ell HOTEL En- QUE Sc EFtCTUAH LAS Sc.
STONES NO fSTh AGaHDICIOHAD0
PARA La PROXIMA tS1ACiGE
Gelegr4ma Especial para IA pRE>>,

Telegramd Especial para IA pRE\>i
NEW LONDON, Sepriemhre IT,
ST las conferercias interDaciona!es
que sc cstan efectuando en- cSta ciu-
dad no terminan antes de dos sema-
paSa IN Pag. "a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-18
LEBROS En- ESPANOL

Compre ustcd sus !ibros en- cspanol 4
Ignacio f. Lozano. 607 Dolorosa st. San
Antonio, Texas Su casa eS Ia mas barata.
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We guarantee LA PRENSA mas larger
circulation iilaa any other mexican news
raper In The United States.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-01-08
COMMITTEES At WORK

Owing to so many cases OF illness
last New Years day, the meeting Of
the general committee OF fifteen call
ed for that day was postponed until
this afternoon at 500 o'clock p. m.
when the committee will meet at the
club rooms for the purpose of organiz-
ing and appointing subcommittee.
No other business will be transacted.
The sub-committees will be given am
pie time to work out their programs
when a meeting OF the general COM
mittee will be held and the reports
considered. whipped into the shape de-
sired and then presented to general
meeting OF taxpayers called by the
chairman for the purpose OF consider
ing the report.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-01-08

A deal has been consummated be-
tween Joe Fauri and the Henry Livery
whereby the two barns have been con-
solidated Mr. Fauri will have the
management OF both barns
In the upper barn the light livery
horses and vehicles will be kept and
IN the lower barn the heavy work
horses. MIR Faurfs son. Joseph, will
have charge OF the lower barn and
Clyde Henry the upper barn. both
under Mr.. Fauri.
Internationally has raised havoc
with all livery business Throughout the
nation. Large cities have reduced
their number OF liyeries to less than a
dozen and in cities the size OF Mari
nette the number has been reduced tc
one. Crystal Falls proved too small
to support two independent liveries
and the new arrangement will prove 3
far better plan for the owners and the
public as we'll.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-01-08
McNAEB VERDICT REVERSED
United States Court OF Appeals Over
rules the Lower Court Verdict

John s. Kinney, the former STAN
baugh homesteader and owner of the
land upon which the Zimmerman mine
was found. will not be compelled to-
pay the S30,00000 verdict which the
lower court In the District OF Colum
bia awarded to Mrs. Ida McNabb as
heart balm last fall Kinney appealed
the case some time ago and the higher
court reversed the finding on techni-
cality and ordered the case retired.
This doesn't mean that Kinney viii
entirely escape the clutches OF the
law but that he will have a reprievc
and that upon the second trial the
Jury may return verdict I'm a less
amount or Il may find Il a greater sum
Considerable interest was taken in
the case by local people last fall when
il was up in Washington as Kinney r.
we'll known here The case was orig
inaIly started in the Iron county cir
cult court but later taken to the u. s..
court for the reason that Kinney did
MT come back TO Iron county and SO
service was not secured upon hinr
here.
Mr.. Kinney's attorney was a &lssa
Freely. instructor in law school az
Washington which Mr. Kinney'ss
daughter Is attending.
Mrs. McNabb's attorneys were Mr.
Cochcms OF Milwaukee and A w.
Dixon OF Stambaugh.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-01-08
MUCH LUMBER
BEING SHIPPED
OC0NTo AND MARINETTE POINTS
ARE LOADING BRISKIY
LOG PRICES ARE ADVANCING
The Buyers Trust That Has Ruled
Prices is Being Routed BY the
Increasing Demand

At last the lumber market is begin
ming to get its head above water
Sales of a very lage amount of lum-
ber have been made and the prospec-
tive demand has grown to such an ex-
tent that the manipulation possible
under the depression of the past two
or three years is not as easy
Railroad men along the line OF the
c. g. n. W. say that the demand for
cars has not been as heavy for years
as II is right now. Empty cars by the
hundreds are being shipped north to
take care of the heavy demand. The
lumber points of Oconto. Marinette
and many others are calling for
25 cars per day on the Northwestern
line alone. A train left Green Bay
one day last week with seyenty-five
empties billed for Michigan points and
when It got to Powers all but thirteen
OF the cars had been grabbed OFF, SO
urgent was the demand along the line
for empty cars.
The railroad men say that every
shipping point along the line is con-
gested with forest products awaiting
cars for shipment and the car clerks
are kept on the jump to keep things
going. A standing order for fifteen
empties per day for paper at Quinne-
sec keeps this end of the peninsula
drained OF empties as the paper bust
ness Is profitable one and iscatered
TO by the railroad people.
LOggers WIN Tax Capacity
Add to the car demand for finished
lumber just now that OF the logger
and the demand is something beyond
conception. Flat cars are already
commanding a premium but the ship
ping season hasn't advanced far
enough so that system can be worked
out in the unloading and distribution.
This will come in very short time
and the railroad men say that they
think everyone will have plenty Of
cars
IL is understood that Watersmeet
alone demands so flats per day for the
extensive logging operations Of Boni-
face. Between watersmeet and Stag
err there are lot Of sidings where
timber is being got out not to spek of
the extensive territory on other
branches Of the Northwestern sys-
tenn
The ST Paul has been reporting o
shortage OF box cars for several
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